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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1923-10-26, Page 8Fine ., and all purposes, putten days, WR13L.11tE•+ e' No. 6. ONDVILLE where you get the Best Values in Underwear, louts, Shoes and Rubbers. o ACCOUNTS X,ve heavy payments to maw November 1st, 1923: Prompt settlement of all ac- counts, either by cheque or note, is requested. W. J. FINNIGAN. Phone 72. DIMS= MA*44 -DANCE- A Dance will be held in WALKER'S HALL, Brucefield, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26th. Good Music. Lunch provided. Everybody welcome. ADMISSION - - - 75c Xmas Photos We are making sittings now for Xmas Photos. It's not a bit too early. Have it over with and pleasb your friends with a good Photograph this Xmas. Come in and see our styles. Let us develop and finish your Snap Shot for you. D. F. Buck PHOTOGRAPHER SEAFORTH - ONTARIO. Hutchison'es For Groceries Good Turnips. -Mr. W. R. Smillie, North Main Street dug up a turnip in one pf ibis fields last week that measured three feet around, and it, was not the biggest one of his crop either. The root and potato crops have been exceptionally good this year, but three -feet turnips are hard to beat in any year. APPLES. -Fall and Winter Apples at very moderate prices. Let us furnish your winter supply. PANCAKE SYRUP. - Picaninny brand in spleedid syrup pitcher, for and the pitcher alone is well worth the price. PICKLES. -Why worry about fail- ure of cucumbers when you can buy from vs Heinz Sweet mixed Pickles at, per plat 35c 35c h• siveit AVPyr r btyl , l . 1 aNNaa41 o re s pretty grity 'canton Oen r ?►e oat carried s, *ARLO At 00 copes • !ter urett�er, in-law,'tire. ii MONO, Played, the •wedding lna h :Falco. ing. the !ceremony a pg break. fast was aerved, after' pv icb Mr, and Mrs. Muldrew 11ft fot-iYor4n1o, Ham- ilton and Brockville. The',bride trav- elled in a smart suit of navy 'trico- tine with grey French Nouse and het to match. Among the out of town guests who attepded the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scarlett, Mr. and Mr's. James Scott and son, James; Mr. and Mrs- John. Cummings end Miss Harriet Murray, of Sea - forth; Mrs. B. J. Crawford, Mra. T. G. Allen, and Mrs. B. Roach, Dungan- non, and Rev. Mr. MCCullam and Mrs: McCuiilam, of Lucknow. The best wishes of many Seaforth friends will be extended to Mr. and Mrs. Muldrew. For Rent. -Rooms to rent Apply .to W. E. Kerslake. Phone G. 29161 Just Arrivedur Lm Lot oar toad of ceent dor the season. Buy your requirements now. George A. 2111. 1 Son. 29164 For 6alM Turo•pawenger ear, good ,repair. Annual Meeting. -The annual meet- ing of the Huron County Children's Aid and Humane Society will be held in the Children's Shelter, Goderich, on Tuesday, November 6th, at. three p.m,. 'Officers will be elected, reports received and addresses given. All interested in child welfare are invit- ed. Representatives from different parts of the county are expected. wis Passed With Honore. -Mr. Ross Savauge, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Savauge, of Seaforth, who has ,been attending the Royal College of Science in, Toronto, passed his final examinations in the College, coming first in his class. He also came sec= and in the course of Optometry, and stood high in the examinations of the Provincial Board, securing his degree of Doctor of Optometry with honors. VINEGAR. -Come to us for the good XXX pure spirit or cider vinegar. You will find our price not more than is usually asked for the ord- inary variety. Per gallon LAMP SHADES in fancy designs DECORATED LAMP CHIMNEYS, 50c 15c usually '35c, • for PLAIN CHIMNEYS. -Our price was specially low before the recent ad- vance. It is the same 30c yet 15c WRD'I;�AY, u ulle s FALSE $!:S Mt'•S ,N'' PLACE Qs .. •CIA, JDY BQ7ta''.S STRf+.tAM1 RS QST CARDS, NAPKINS. < *DECOliA1'EP PAPP Thompsons' :1 noonorORI$ - ' . Onoloals, Bargain for a quick purchaser. Mr.. John Turner. 2914-t1 For Safe.-4Imt prize Aacopa Cockerel and two pelletal. 95. Apply Mr. J. G. Mullan, Seaforth. 2916-1 t..et-About two weeks ago between Kip - Pen and Seaforth: hood for a ear. Finder plea.e leave at Expositor Office or J. F. Dole's 2915x2 The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Church intend holding their annual Thanksgiving Supper on Moudsy, ,November 12th, F�9ll.r particulars later. 4-2 Care refinished. aide curtains made 0.r - der, celluloid replaced and curtains repaired on short notice. Apply one door south of Carling Garage..r INorrean J. Nielson.. 2916-0 ,For Soda. -Happy 'thought Range, No, 10, burns either Doulor wood, with reservoir attachment Also oal heater, ateve pipes and coal box. Phone 102. Seaforth: Opt. Special Hale for 10 day.. Peerlieo wire fence, full N 9 gauge. clearing out a large took at special prices. Order early. The Sig Hardware. Henry Edge, Seaforth. Mothers. -slathers and Fathers.. too, will favor u. if you have your children come any day but Saturday for their hair cutting. W. W. Robineon. Local representative wanted for Seaforth J district to sell the "Old Reliable Foothill Nurseries." Spring nelling season now Start- e, Largest demand for stock since the war: xclusive territory; highest commissions. Free equipment Stone & Wellington, Toronto. Lloyd George Again. -A number of townspeople were privileged this week to hear over the very fine radio instrument ,in Mr, J. F. Daly's jewelry store, two addresses deliver- ed by Rt. Hon. David Lloyd George, on his American tour. On Tuesday afternoon his address given in Cleve- land was heard very distinctly here, and again on Wednesday. evening when he spoke in Pittsburg. • Accident. -One day last week Mr. N. T. Cluff met with a serious acci- dent. While unloading junk at the town ''dump on J. McMann's farm, he was 'accidentally thrown from his wagon and in the fall fractured two ribs and injured himself internally'. We 'are pleased, however, that he is making a good recovery. N. T. says that any one who wants a real affec- tion to boast about, should cultivate a cough while nursing a couple of broken ribs, and the. will have it: PANCAKE FLOUR. -Aunt Jemima or Teco. Reg. 15c, 10e for s TEA. -Our special Black tea in 2 -fib. packages. Regular $1.40, $1.30 ' at 2 lbs. for r➢ . M RGtLISA BREAKFAST TEA, kRe--' • g r •.855, • �fo 69c f;'UDELLA TEA. -Is a genuine high class tea in either Black or Mix-; ed,. at per pound And remember that now while this splendid tea is being introduced you get with each pound one Jap - ease hand -painted China Cup and Saucer, worth more than half the price of the tea. 85c ,F. D. Hutchison • Phone 166. NEW LAMP BURNS 94% AIR BEATS ELECTRIC OR GAS A new oil lamp that gives an am- azing brilliant, soft, white light,'✓?ven better thangas or electricity, has been tested by the U. S. Government and 35 leading universities and found to be superipr to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns without odor• smoke or noise --no pumping up, is simple, clean, . safe. Burns 94% air and 6% common kerosene (coal oil). The inventor, F. N. Johson, 246 • Craig St. W., Montreal, is offering • to 'send a lamp on 10 days' FREE trial or even to give one FREE to the•ttrst riser in each locality who will help him introduce it. Write him to- (ltly for lull particulars. Also ask .hilt ta- explain how you can get the agency,, and without experience or "money make'$250 to $600 per month. 2911-9 JUNK DEALER IItA $YLt b'll h9hftltil of tfnlif,vttOttia i}iidss Bright -Cash. -A quiet but pretty autumn wedding took place at high noon• on Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cash, Seaforth, when their youngest daughter, Henrietta Maxwell, became the bride of Wil- liam Down Bright. The ceremony was performed by' Rev. R. Fulton Irwin, in the presence of the immedi- ate relatives of the bride and groom. The bride, who was unattended, wore a pretty frock of brown silk crepe and carried a sheaf of Ophelia roses. Following the ceremony a dainty buf- fet luncheon was served, the table decorations being crysanthemnms and maple leaves, after which Mr. and Mrs. Bright left on the afternoon train for Buffalo and Toronto, the bride travelling in a brown duvityne. coat, with .beaver collar, henna, dress and hat to match. • Cargary Sermon Heard In England. -In Grace church, Calgary, there is a radio machine for broadcasting the services. During the last tw'o Sun- days in September, Rev A. W. Mc- Intosh, of Winnipeg, occupied the pul- pit in this church for the pastor, Dr. Johnston. Since then two letters have been received by the Winnipeg Free Press. One of these letters stated that the musical part of the service on one of these Sundays had been distinctly heard in Vancouver, and the other letter stated that the sermon preached on the same day had been heard at Darlington, Dur- ham County, England, a distance of 6,000 fibres. The Free Press says that this is a long distance record for Canada. Rev. A. W. McIntosh, now one of the foremost preachers of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, is well known to many in Seaforth and vicinity; being an old McKillop hoy and a brother of Mrs. John Hender- son, of this town,. • G. W. V. A. 'Notes. -Owing to the fact that it will be impossible to se- cure suitable music for the Hal- lowe'en dance, this affair will he, therefore, cancelled, but a masquer- ade will be given later in the season. -Tuesday evening, October 30th, the Ladies of the Auxiliary will give a euchre,, open to all ladies from the town and country... Luncheon will he served and a fee of twenty-five cents will be charged to cover expenses. The ladies have suggested some im- provements this `year, and these should be carried out as soon as pos- sible. December 6th was set as the date of the ladies' annual meeting. -For our Christmas dance, the Krug Orchestra of Kitchener has been engaged and this event will take place Wednesday evening, De- cember 26th. spent the week end with heti Parents,, Rev. T. S, frtewn and Mrs. Brown., at ` the Reetj err -Mr. Charles Mi- ntage, who spent several menthe With relatives at .Maidstone, Sask„ has re-' turned to his 'home in MLc1LBlop,-Mr., and Mrs. J, S, Welsh have returned from a visit with relatives in the vi:' cinity of Gowanstown,-Dr. Martin, of Stratford, will conduct serviced in the Seaforth Presbyterian Church next Sunday forenoon, and Rev. W. D. McDonaldi, B. ., of Egns Ald l e, in the evening -of the Methodist Church will hold their annual Thanksgiving Supper in the school room of the church on' Monday evening, November 12th. -Miss Jes- sie Wilson, of Kitchener, spent the Wanted. -AH kindsf heathy live foal at the Commercial How every wedneaday, starting September lath. Highest cash price. Buying for Gunn and Lnnldob Co. Fowl to be in befgre 12 o'clock. Plicae 18-244. 290941 J. G. MsMichad House For Sale or - Rent -Modern frame house consisting of four bed rooms, dining room, kitchen and parlor, bardw,od floor., French doom, new furnace, electric lights, 'bath room complete, also lot and barn. Apply to Thomas Daly. 2912.41 For Sale --Haase agd'two lots on Main road. house electric lighted, stable and hen house and Marge poultry yard: corner lot Will be mold reasonable and on good terms. Apply to Mrs. John Syroat, Victoria Street or Jamm Watson, Insurance Agent. 2911-tf Home Work.-- -We want reliable families to operate our high.opeet automatic knitting machines at home. whole or spare time knit- ting for the trade: good wages. For all par- ticulars send stamped,addressed' hnvelope to .the Canadian Wholesale Distributing Co.; Orillia, Ont 2918-3 For Sale. -A 6 -roomed frame cottage .lu- sted one block south and one block weal of the Egm ondvllle • Presbyterian church. This cottage stands on half acre of ofs s electric ")lanced and Inc hard 'and soft water d is in first class condition. There are several fruit trees, a variety of emsll fruit and a good barn and hen house.- For par- t:culars apply to Thomas O'Loughlin, Sea - forth P 0., 11. R. sl, or phone 16 on 131. 2894-u • Ise' 1 eh� Vit` bowie. is W art*leae 7 ut Qe4' • Umbapb, ;stele j Q0 err Wee .. p" al , lafdon n 7trid ;Y4tn , ily, p1`•Ql.itltant Welts W' s .est glleete at the • orne of'` air candy r Belle... r, T Q ' eve l o Sat: '►trday knit rol'lth'; a ee£ eo , ttli effects fp* bin new bonle ai 7 I1 vllle . New Oritaldq lfvg family 'will follmv as sp $s Grieve 'seta, somew at •settled rsICtey, Jt A.'.F.erguson :of l Kiiioji, RCaebed AnplversarY Services at ubuib,. last" Sund�eqIiy�::'.'Mz Willie and ",apri and Miae Willie and • Mr.' Currie,„...' of, Marlette, Michigan spent -S4nd y, at the ::nous: aMe.' and Mia • J R., NOW PLAYING GLORIA SWANSON with Antonio Moreno. • in • "MY' AMERICAN WIFE" • Buenos Aires, the Paris of South America, is the scene of this story of a Kentljlek'y belle, who took her favorite racehorse down to thatch the pride of Argentine and who was drawn into the more exciting game of South' American politics. , A LAV/SHIN PRODUCED PARA- MOUNT 'SPECIAL THAT WE ARE SHOWING AT RHGU= LAR PRICES. BE SURF, TO COME. • Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in Irvin Hahkirk.,-.411r: and :MIs.. C. 'X., Bert,: bel M'1w.' George Sgip and '. Mie. Walter ,Roblpson, were In London, fa week. -•--Mrs: W. Ament' avid 'Mias. ,Francis Winter have returned' froth a visit with friends in Detroit -Mr., and Mra.Gardiner and the Misses Rita and Anna Gardiner. and Gilbert, motored up from Toronto and spent the week end with. Mrs. Alexander,. Sr.,` on the Kippers .Road. -Dr. and Mre. A. McCarter, of Guelph, were week .end guests at the home of Mrs. McCarter's grandmother,. Mrs. J. H. Broadfdot,-'Miss Anna: Bell spent last week .with Toronto friends. - Mr. T. G. • Scott has been ,awarded the contract for redecorating the Seaforth Post Office. The entire in- side with the exception o1 the arm- ories, as well as the outside wood- works will be redecorated, . and the work will, take several weeks to cons= plete.-Anniversary services will be held in . the Seaforth Presbyterian church on November 25th, when Rev. R. B, Cochrane, M.A., of .Torontp will be the preacher of the occasion. -Mrs. W. Thompson underwent an operation in the Seaforth Hospital: on Sunday Inst. -The young ladies of St. James' Church intend holding a dance ie the Parish Hall on Tuesday evening, October 30th. -Mr. Howard McDougall, of Kitchener, is a guest at the home of his unele, ;Mr. F. W. Wigg. -Mrs. H. C. Box is visiting this week at her home in Strathroy. -Rev. Dr. •Fletcher, of Hensall, oc- cupied the pulpit in the Egmondville church on Sunday last, -Owing to the record attendance at the Seaforth Collegiate this year, the Board have found- it necessary to.,engage an ad- ditional teacher and have selected Miss Brown, of Listowel, to teach in the Lower School. -Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Intosh, of London, were week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Haigh. - Mrs: Neil Gillespie spent last week with old friends at her former 'home in Cromarty. -Mr. Harry Livens and his mother, Mrs. Livens, left on Saturday' to. visit friends in Hamiltopn and Torontd.- Mr. and Mrs. W. 'Brownell and Mr. and Mrs, Booker, of Montreal, were guests this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Jacobs. --Mr, 'and Mrs. J. J. Cluff visited .friends • in Hamilton this week. -Mrs. Malcolm - son, of Port Albert, was the guest of Mrs. Leslie Mullen this week. - Miss Gertrude. Cardno, of Milverton, spent_ the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Cardno.-Mr. Anderson Scott has re-' turned to his home at Roxboro, after spending the past year hi the West, -Mr. W. Black, M.P., spent a few days last week in Ottawa. - Miss Janet Chesney, R. N„ of Cleveland, is visiting •at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Chesney, Ruscoe Farm, Tuckfrymith. - Mrs. Frank Sills . and Mrs. D. Shanahan were in Chatham last week attending the annual convention of the Catholic Women's League. -Mr. and .Mrs, Arnold Westcott spent Sunday with friends in Ingersoll. -Mr. Arthur Porterfield, of Detroit, is spending a few holidays at his home here. VIOLA DANA S./Cobb's Saturday Evening Post Story "THE FIVE DOLLAR BABY" Princess W. M. S. -The McKillop branch of the Women's Missionary Society of First Presbyterian church, was held at the home of Mrs. John McNay, on Thdrsday afternoon of last week. Mrs.6tobert Ggvenlock, the president, presided. Mrs. Joseph Scott gaveen Scripture reading, after which Mrs. F. H. Larkin led in prayer. Mrs, G. B. Dorrance read the °messenger prayer, and Miss Annie McNay read a chapter from the study book,, "Building A Nation." The meeting closed with all repeating. the Lord's prayer. A• most enjoyable lunch was served by Mrs. McNay. New `Choir Leader and Organist. - Mr. and Mrs. Milne Rennie, of Lon- don; have been engaged as° choir leader ,arid organist of First Presby- terian church, Seaforth, to succeed ,Mrs: J. G. Mullen and Mr. H. Liens, who resigned a few weeks ago. Be- fore their removal to London, Mr. and Mrs, Bennie . occupied 'similar - positions for a number of •years in Carmel Church, Hensall. Both 'are very well known in musical circles in this county, Mr. Rennie possessing .a very fine baritbn voice, . while Mrs. Rennie is recognized as an unusually able organist. We ,understand that Mr. Rennie has leased the residence of Mrs. F. Devereux, on John Street,] and will move his family here ins' the immediate future. The Salvation Army. -On Sunday; October 28th, Commissioner and Mra. Sowton, territorial leaders for Can- ada East, Newfoundland and Ber- muda, will arrive in Seaforth by`mo- tor car from Clinton and will con- duct a. meeting in the Barracks on Main Street at eight o'clock. During the meeting Commissioner Sowton will relate some of his experiences in Salvation Army work by giving a talk on "Glimpses of the Salvation Army in Many Lands." Both Com- missioner and Mrs. Sowton are in- teresting speakers, having travelled considerably in their career as army officers, being stationed in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, India, Ceylon and Canada • West on Salvation Army work and you will be well repaid if you make an effort to hear them. Colonel Adby, the Hallelujah singer from Toronto, and Major Byers, from Stratford, will accompatly' them. Muldrew-McNab.-The home of'. Me. and Mrs, J. R. , McNah, Lucknow, was the scene ()foe quiet but pretty wedding at high noon on Wednesday,, when Helen Veitch, youngest daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs John' McNab, of Seaforth, became *e bride of Robert .James Muldreet, Of. Brock-. vale. The ceremony Was performed 'c Local Briefs. -A Montreal firm is ihstalling a sprinkler system, for fire protection purposes, in the Canada Furniture Company's factor here.- 'Mrs. A. J. Wilson, of Galt, is visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs. William Ad- ams, Main Street, and other friends in tis vicinity. It is thirty years sines, Mrs. Wilson hate been in Sea - forth. -.Mrs. Robert Winter, of Gode- rich, is a guest at the home of Mee.. Robert Winter, North Main ,Street, - Dr. Aubrey Crieh, of Caledorne, spent the week end at the home of fibre per- ente, Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Crihh.- Mins "1lfarjorie Bretton, of. .Toronto„ a I Radio wea#ler. is now with us. Why not install a Radio and enjoy the long evenings "listen- ing in" to thb music and all the important world news, right in your home. We have Radio Sets that are operated by an ordin- ary telephone battery and give wonderful results. • PRICED FROM $45.00 UP. If it is in the air Westinghouse Sets are sure to get it. Call at our store for demon- stration, or phone us and we will arrange one in -your own home. Hearing izi Believing. Reid Bros. PHONE 19, eveleeh. Tooth Paste and Antiseptic Mouth Wash Preserves. Health and Bea(itf of 'Tdoth and 'Gomm. preventing cankers and other.: irtfeotlonsr a' 2 ccs. per tube, mailed free to any address in Canada or U 8., and;sold wholesale or retail by Herron & Keating> "The Scsfortht Pharmacy.' °dish ,CoIlectiOfl awaits your, II'SStOte �e Np OMI' COATS r ' If you. appreciate ., styles . ' that are real"' "different," you'll tee a lot of Coatshere that Will :win your enthusi- astic admiration. Our prices will please you,. 'too. Will you drop ifi soon? 0 Coats, $15 to $75. 'RI aim Th ursday-Friday-Sat'arday HOOT GIBSON in his latest hair-raising Western'Romance "DEAD GAME" You'll cheer out loud over this one. It's the most thrilling dare -devil pic- ture in which Hobt has ever appeared. -ALSO- , REGINALD DENNY in "THE LEATHER PUSHERS" Prices as usual, 10 and 15c, Show /MR1110061 8.15 sharp, - MANLEY Notes. -Messrs. ' George Kistner, Robert Kistner and Sydney Hoegy have returned from the West, where they spent the harvest season and re- port fair crops out there. -Mr. Con Eckert is spending a few days at the home of his daughter, Mrs. William Manley. _ BEAUTIFUL DRESSES We have a tremendous as- sortment of new gowns 'of beautiful . fashionable"silks . crepes and every' wanted ' material. ,Our styles are ex - elusive and. of the latest de- signs. We invite your in- spection. . . ' Dresses, $10 to $30. Children's Dresses $3.50--$6. BRODHAGEN • Masquerade Dance. -A masquerade dance will be held in Benneweis' Hall, on Wednesday evening, October 31st, Hallowe'en. Blackstone's Orch- etra will provide the music for the evening, and Frederick Dezzite will be the manager. r ALMA • Notes. -Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Ross and Mr: and Mrs. G. W. Nott motor- ed over to Sarnia, taking in the Pro- vincial Plowing Match, -We are sorry to• learn of the serious illness of Mr. Charlie Mann, who is under the doc- tor's' care, suffering from pneumonia. We hope for a speedy recovery. -Mr. A. •Hugill reports a big potato crop, having taken pp close to twelve hun- 'dred bags. -54r. George ,G Dale ship- ped thirty head of fat -cattle to To- ronto on Saturdziy.-Quite a number from here took in the fowl supper at Kinburn.-Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carter are spending the week end at LucknoW. Ching in both heavy and light ,materials HAND KNITTING YARNS CORTICELLI YARN • We show very attractive shades in this yarn which is a favorite with many knit ters-Blue Bell, Corn, Rust, Wisteria, 'Dark Green Doe;::: Raspberry, Delft Blue, Dark and Light Rose, Brown, Black and White, Etc. o 1 oz. Balls, 20c each. y can make this YoU dress •of French serge, wool jersey, wool crepes for street wear, or of Canton crepe, crepe di Chine for after- noon wear. Visit oar :piece -goods counter and sdlect the material you like best: But before you buy it, get your Standard - Designer Pattern and see how much . you need: The Belrobe enclosed with the pattern, shows you how to lay it out on the least possible amount of material • Buy . Standard -Designer Patterns with The Belrobe P. K. YARN This yarn is the delight of every person who hats used it..: It is beautifully soft and pure. Shades =- ; Chinese Blue" Heather, taapberry, Old gose,; ;Lavenders 1�tlet, Burnt Orange, Maine; ud-. dy'Green,. $guff, Pink, 'Bid,* and White. 2' oz.. Balls, 35c each: SKYFLAKE' A Sits and Waisl,teit.abin- atlon YIrz that pireseiits a bsl idly . 'bright;' so tt _t'wd- tl fe eat., Partieitlar sui&ile for Children's anittcst# CONSTANCE • Notes. -Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and two children, Mildred and Clifton, of Centralia, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Stephenson. - Mt. and tephenson.-Mt_'and Mrs. J. D. Hinchley, of Sea - forth, silent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Britton. -Mrs. George Dale was a Wingham visitor last week at the home of her son. -The' anniversary services of Constance Methodist Church will be held this Sabbath, the 28th>' Services will be, held at 2,30 and 7.80 p.m. The Rev. M. Modrhouse, of . Ontario' Street Ch'ftreh, Clinton, will conduct both ser- - vices. Special music by the Choit.; On 'Thurydey, November let, under the:auepices ,of the W. M. $. do Firs' pire concert Will be, gii`en. Par frillier inft>il'dtetidfl see advertisement On front patce'of thio paper . New HAND BAGS I • 5(c to .$6.75 y C a to (YOU ARE SURE . TO' LIKE 'EM These new bags we are sh owin�gg-mthey,re extreme - 1' handsoe and so rea$oa- a 1 oz. Balls, 35c each. ' bly priced too: Bags are no longer a mere onvenience. Theye contri-, • uta' much to the ensemble ppearance of your cos - me: You can find one that will exactly please you bete. . is