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NEW SHIPMENT OF LADIES' CORSETS
JUST ARRIVED
We have a fair supply of the following Lines:
Nu. Back Corsettes.
D. and A. Le. Long Girdles
Elastic Girdles in plain and two-way stretch
Gothic Brassieres in all the newest styles, all sizes
NEW PLASTIC BELT
Ladies' Plastic iiehs in all colors and sizes,priced
from 59c. to $1.98 Each
Towels
A new supply of the famous Carmol Towels, all
sizes, priced from 1.25 to 2.85 each.
ed Spreads
A supply of Chenille Spreads, also a new lot of
Cotton Spreads, made in England 72x100, at 7.50
All W cl Blankets
We have a very fine assortment at present, 30
pair in stock, prices range from 12.50 to 21.00 pr.
Also Woolcot and Esmond's in part wool aulower
prices.
Flannelette Blankets, large sizes 4.25 to 4.75 a pr.
Lace Tablecloths
New Stock, Just Arrived
Very Fine Quality 72x90- at
Very Fine Quality 45x45 at
6.85
4.50
MEN'S WEAR
We are receiving small shipments of Men's and
Boy's Ready-to-wear Suits... These are still in short
supply... So come early for best choice.
A new supply of Men's Overcoats, also take orders
for made to measure Overcoats. A complete range
of Men's Tweed Trousers and.. a large.. stock.. of
Men's and Boys' Winter Underwear now on hand.
Everything in Men's and Boys' Sweater Coats and
Pullovers. Also Work Clothes of every description
We Welcome. Your Inspection!
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Drysdale were at the home or Mr.
4' and MTS. Leonard Geromette, :qrs.
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ITEMS OF LOCM, INTEREST
Dr. P. J. O'Dwyer made a profes-
sional call at. Laadou on Monday.
Mr, and Mrs.. Dente! Koehler of
Kitchener
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were Sunday Visitors with
relathein taavn.
Mr- and Mrs.. Mervyn Gerber of
Meadville, ra., were visitors with re-
latives in this vicinity ,
Miss Charlotte Laporte of London
visited with a1is4.4 Jeanne Hartman on
Sunday..
airs. Lewis Thiel of town has
been. viaiting. relatives at Lindsay for
S01110 tinle.
atia Mrs. Jacob Gascho of
imiy City, Mich,: visited with relati-
ves in this community,
sir. George Jeffrey, north of
Drysilal!, is in St. .ioseples, Hoital,
Laueon. His many friends- wi.h
areda
Drum' of
Dublin . cv 1u,.e,day visitor,; in tow....
g reai well after
his 1..ccrii.
The away frierils at .all :,!ilten
Gcch are tc, .e.e her able to
her daily (Intim; after her re-
nt
1.eora,rd Prang recently en.-!
tertainod the members of St. Peter's j
Women's Missionary Society for their
Octoher
Isiah Tetreau of Hensall vis-
ited Than',-agiving week -ern : with
Mr. and Mrs. Will McAdams and son
Orville at London.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Lague and fam-
ily of Detroit, were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mrs. Laque's mother,.
Mrs. C. Ayotte.
Mr. and ,Mrs, Urban Pfile and M.
and Mrs. Wm, II. Haugh spent a very
pleasant Wco:t.ond at Pigeon, Port
Allston, Mich., and other interestin'g.
points in the State.
Mr. .1farcil Laporte and Al. Gera -
matte of Detroit, visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Geromette, over
the week -end.
Mr, and MTS. Fred Ducharme and
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Laporte of the
B. W. H. were Sunday via/tors with
Mr. and Mrs. Kuno ,Hartman, of the
Goshen line south.
Mr. Ernest Gemming has returned
to Rochester, N.Y., while his wife and
children remain for a few days at the
home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs
Vvrellingten Johnston and other relat-
ives.
Mrs. Kreller, Mrs. Schleger and
granddaughter; Mr. Delford Schlegel
of Hanover, relatives of Mrs. (Rev.)
E. Heimrich, visited at the Lutheran
- Parsonage on Monday- of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laporte of
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
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REV.. E.. W.. HEDVIRICH, PASTOR4
19 aati.,--Diviine Services.
11.15 a.m. -Sunday School.
7,30 Ran. -Divine Worship.
Everybody. Welcome to all Services.
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
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M. JINKS, MANAGER. , HENSALL -115
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Geromette and Grace returning with
her parents to Drysdale.
Rev, and Mrs. W. M. Sippell of
Port Elgin, and Rev. Kenneth Sippell
of Detroit and Miss Evelyn Sippell of
Kitchener, and Mr. Lloyd Sippell of
Western University, London,. visited
over the holiday week -end With fri-
ends at Crediton.
REV.. H. E. ROPPEL,
Minister
Mrs.. M. Oesch-Organist
10 a.m.-WOrship. Sermon:
1.1 a.m.-Sunday School.
.7.30 p.m..---Wership. Sermon:
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Mortgage Corporation
Canada Trust Company
ANDREW F. HESS
Local Representative
21,ea% Tnterest payable half YeaAry.
cm VIM or more for three or mote
Years.
Safe Investment for Ycosr
Funds!
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out & Feed
WE CARRY A COMPLETE: STOCK
, OF PIONEER FEEDS EOR ALL
YOUR STOCK
BRAN, SHORTS, FLOUR IN
STOCK
L. Schilb- & Son
E. C. SCHILBE,, Manager
YOU CAN'T ALWAYS TRU:5T
YOUR EYES
Eye witnesses can be wrong':, Read
how the innovent, greatly suffer be-
cause of mistaken identity,. as told
in an absorbing true story, one of a
wealth of informative •attractions, in
The American...Weekly mag-azine with
this Sunclay'aa.(Oct. 26). ssue of Th
Detroit Sunday Times,
HAD ANNIVERSARY
weather conditions prevttiled
Sunday last when large congregat
iona attended the 92nd anniversary
services in the Crediton Evangciieal
U.B. church. cv. M. E. Rettber, pas-
tor of the. church'presided at botl
services and Dr. W. R. Montgomer
of Dayton, Ohio, was guest speaker
He preached stirring sermons at th
• venin services. lth
morning ande
01 Mistaken Identity lovely Chancel was further beautifi
cameo
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a (Toronto Daily Star) ed with many .floral bouquets. Th
in Toronto on their honeymoon, choir was under the leadership of M
A couple from Zurich, Ont, were
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they walked from the station, a taxi
IS BEING INVESTIGATED
tc,dped and the driver asked, Ting -
Edward?" "Oh no," answered the The death of a one and one -hal
flustered groom. "Pm John Jones month old baby which died nea
from Zurich, Ont. " Crediton on Oct. 5th, suspected o
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Orders taken for Pre -War Deep Seam, High
Quality Alberta Coal, which is a much better
quality than we have been able to get the past few
Years
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We carry a full line of the Well K.nown and Tried 1; '
and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes.
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
THER SEASONABLE NEEDS
Plumbing, 1hurnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
ing our Specialty. Full line .)f heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock.
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QUALITY - PRICE - SERVICE
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Fine Weather!
Fine weather is prevailing, in fact
the radio announcer from Toronto
said on Tuesday that it was the war-
mest, Monday on that day, Oct.120th
,ince 1884, and that' is a considerable
distance back at leastmany of us had
not seen the light of day then. But
we know the weather is unseason-
ably warm for this time of year.
However, people are busy getting in
the late crops, and they are going in
nice: The late fall wheat sown in
October, is up and growing nicely,
and will have a nice start when the
colder wintry weather, which is
bound to come does arrive.
Had Surprise Party
On Saturday evening Mr. ,and Mrs
Dennis Bedard opened their home to
all the members of the Bakery Staff
and their wives for a surprite party,
to honour Mr. and Mrs. Leeland Wil-
lert in their retirement of business.
The couples were escorted to the re-
creation room by Mr, and rvirs. Be-
dard, where the guests assembled in
darknes. The lights were flashed on
and they were greeted with !Hail,
Hail, the Gangs All Here." The room
was gaily decorated in ,Halowe'en
colours of orange and black stream-
ers, with autumn leaves. The ,eVen-
ing wss spent in playing eards and
ing song. Mr. Victor Edighoffer
read the address and Dennis Bedard
presented the couple with a beauti-
ful Silver Tea Seivice, with Tray,
on behalf of the employees of the
Willert Bakery. Mr. and.Mrs. Wiilert
both made suitable replies. ' Gordon
Block moved a, vote of thanks to all
who helped to make the party a suc-
cess. Lunch was then served and the
party continued until the wee hours
of the morning. A Most enjoyable
evening was spent by all.
being -starved to death, is being n
vestigated by provincial police. Th
body of the infant was examined b
a provincial pathologist in London
What action will be taken in the cas
will de -pend on the findings of Dr.
H. Fisher, of London, who was cal
ed by Coroner Dr, J. G. Dunlop. Hi
report has yet to be received by th
Crown Attorney D. E. Holmes,
Goderich. Dr. Dunlop took charge
the body when the question arose o
Var the issuence of a, death certilicat
INVESTING IN HEALTH IS I
. VESTING IN HAPPINESS
B of M Personal Lo‘ans Help Heal
Plans at Low Cost
The human body is like a machi
-it needs constant refuelling, and
little overhauling now and then. 13u
unlike a machine, the bady parts a:
not always replaceable. rhat's wl
it's wise not to defer too long tl
check-up that seems to be called f
for every now and then.
At such times, a Bank of Montre
Personal Loan can prove the Ma
cash to finance your health plans, TI
13 of M is glad to lend money f
any reasonable purpose to those
a position to repay.
And the coat is very low. You c
borrow $100 repayable in twel
monthly instalments, for only 27e
month -a. -rate equal to p
annum. Of ,course, you can borrc
less or more than $100, for short
or longer periods, at the same ro-te
' If Toil need money for prson
requirements, drop in and disc
your needs with Mr, McEachern, yo
local B'of M manager. You will fi
that if you have a reasonable pl
for repayment, he will be glad tO
,sist you -in strict confidence,
course.
'Illbatramy., (Otte:her 23rd, 1947
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range of Studio Couches, Dir_ettes, Etc.
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Always carry a good supply. of Beds, Springs,
Spring -filled and Felt Mattresses in alr dzes.
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For Housecleaning,' Needs wQ, can. supply you
with. the well known Gliddens,,. Paints', Stains,
Varnishes, Oils, Shdla.cs, arA, Waxes.
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