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,F'r' ' ' AbUnda�nce GIFTS.
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es�c, Seat —the best Orange we A STORE FULL OF
`}^,M1H'xly $ljrd at moderate prices, 25c, SUGGESTIONS
4pc, 60c per dozen
Such ars:: Beauti f d Sets in
lt,r httr .. A GQ IiIIS cud WALNUTS 40C Yardley's, Gardenia and Jes-
�t'sfi�; liegr pt?usz�i` .... ..... • .'rmine Toilet Articles; Bath
"7 ��{, if,;,Fjij.'+Y111�'Eip ClHjE1R1RdESp &Salts and' Powders; Brush,
40
gronzncl 0 Go,,.,fd C,b ati(Mirror Sets; Foun-
Bain Pen and Pencil Sats; Sta=
tionery; Playing Cards; To--
�1 '��!!t1N@tTEID P4INEAI'1PIyE
tees pound 60c lba.c.^cos, Cigars, Cflgarettes,
fly Pipe's, Lighters-, Rolls Razors,,
r SiIiNi9-_Seedless, 13'c•; Seeded, 15c; Leather Bill Folds, Men's: Sets-
€ r r 1Ltexira,s, 13c; Largest and Finest CANDY—Christmas Packages
JPhly+Valencia,, 18e; Bleached Sultanas,
t r} I 'in Smiles 'n' Chuckles, Neil -
Ise.
son's and Betty Ann.
J+SLUMS—Youngs, 3 for 25c; Sher- r DOUBLE DOLL VOTES ON
p "fF's Luscious, 3 for 26c; De Luxe, ALL CANDY.
S 4•or 25c,
�l r BAKING WOLXS'SBS- n • t
r s� Keating,,,s Pharmacy
�IAKING6YR
!atoll unaxl
rM& UP i The Resist! Drug Store
rE, 'Pound. .............. .•.1 OC PRONE 28 SEAF'ORTH
1M(LXEIL) NUTS�Ail new, Walnuts,, Cut Floweis, Wreaths and
ctrl Almonds, Filberts aims Brazils., in Floral Pieces supplied for all
laqual quantities (no'pe:anuts) i�G occasions.
'• per .pound ................. i
!SHELLED ?&A -NUTS
25c
�, .. 2 pounds. .............. . . .
NEWS OF..THE TO
OORN-1's Sc
PeT can ....................
�+ LE"BY'.S SOAP-I,aage cakes, Pinlc, Busy At Collegiate. — Caollegi
!Yellow. and Mottled; very popular Wednesday
heaved a sigh u relief
W,adnesd'ay wrhen the ctrt•z^elit to
at 10 cents.C'examinatioexaminations concludect The resu
ISlpecial, per eakre • ... , ..:. have not as yet been announced.
ib 4GREA'T STAR F.LOUP--Made front
Western +wheat, the most popularFirst Skating. 'The Palace Ri
Iftour w^e"ve had. -,vas opened ,to tha puib,'lic for the fi
r.. _ Per cwt. 61 tithe this season an Wednesday evf
ing: A large number were presf
pE!BD MOLLASES il3,est Quality; to enjoy the excetlemt ioe.
Ulby the'bar e'1) . n
a,
'Per gallon ................. 2Oc Papers of October 7th Wanted
This alTice would appreciate copies
F. D. Hutchison tdie issue of The Huron Expositor
r.... October 7th. The ,publishers won
i PHONE 166 be lel-eased to, p'u'rchase copies fr
any subwribet• having one.
Rebeceas in, Mitchell. — A lai
t ....•.
number of local Rebeccas drove
(� Mitchell on Thursday oviening• 1
Xma� and were the guests of the Mitel
Lodge. The evening was pleasan
�1 t.
spent in cards and dancing.
Business Men Meet.—A meeting
t' the Seaforth Business Mens Assoc
tion 'wars held in the council e.haml
The paeside
For Your Car on Tuesday evening.
F. S. Sav!auge, was in the'ehair,
Heaters, hoter water, type, E. L,' Box acted as secretary. 0
routine business was discussed.
installed .......... '$15 -.
Business is Sold.. — Mr. Malcc
Manifold Heaters, ' in- Beatony who for -a number of ye
stalled ........... $3.50 bas rbeen conducting,a butcher i i
mess in Seaforth, has this week s
Weed Chains a necessity out to IMr: Clha>is'bie, . of Mooi•eft,,
y Mr. 'Christie gets immediate poss
for winter driving, $4, sem-
and up. Makes First Appearance. —
sntrowgslrow ui:'lade. its first appeara
Batteries —Don't g e t on `the streets, a Seaforth on Tu
caught with. a dead bat- 'day ofthis week. The heavy sr
over the week end completely fil
teary .......... $7 to $15 the sidewalks and made the pl
n e'cess,aa-y.
Anti -freeze, Alcohol, $1.35 -
anon' G1 serol X1.85 Hold Successful )Euchre—The Be
r
1 gallon; y r' er Hockey Club held a very succi
!ler gallon. fW stag euchre -in the town hall
Thursday evening of fast week, w
sante 14 tables were in p'Ay. Pri
Windshield Heaters make
were won :by A. D. Swthu0and, J
winter ,driving .safe, 50C, Beattie, Leonard Bolton, Dr. H.
$4.00 and $5.00. Ross ana W. G. Willis. -
FOR THE BOY OR GIRL s. s. with Hold Christmas
vice.—Tete Sunday School of - F
ePres4ryteri in C'huTch will hold a .
'Tricycles, $7, $12.50 & $13.25 tial Christmas service on nex: S
day afternoon Sshalars will br
Bicycles ... $27.50 to $40.00 gifts for needy children and a
r gram of Cihrisbma�s hymns and r
` F1aShlights, as low as 45C ta>tions will .be given. It .is expe
Complete. that many parents and friends will
prescrnt.
1 FOR THE HOME Hold Annual Meeting.—The an
meriting of the W. W. S. of F
Philco 9 tube, 'a real ' buy at Pre'slbyterian Church, was ,held
$79.50 Tu,esdhy afternom with the presid
Mrs. Jane's :lien, in the chair.
ter the opening s:ass•ion Mrs. K
Westinghouse 10 tube Con- McLean, chairman of the Norni
$ ��
ing Committee, took the chair
sole ............ 127.09 sulhm'tted the names for elect
DALY'S GARAGE Mrs. Gibson installed the several
fivers to their atIirces and often
singing• of a hymn and repeating
Phone 102 - Seaforth Lord's Prayer•, the nieeting
brought to a close,
>I Boys Put On Arts Club Progr
last. St. Ja
Shop at Carter's Amts Club hel'deTits gregular mee
-f in the :parish hall with Mr. Fu
For Your Christmas of the progt^am Inca, in ewas put on by
'r boys of the club and consisted o
' Supplies amusing comedy skit. and choru
Mdsrs Angela Eckert and Mr. Fr
A Choice Stock of Candy Reyno dz read the new edition of
A'rt9 Club Journal. Following the
and Nuts, Oranges and croaitional period, the sleeting
Bananas, Fresh Veget- to a close. _
abler and Choice- Christ- Husband Exonerated From Bl
cr4,
was Fowl, Turkeys, Geese -�ior neer Dr. F. J. BuTrows p
and Ducks. ed at bhp inquest held in the
hall on Tuesday in connection
A the d'eart'h on November 28th of '1
gyp" We WIsh You, All A Thomas Fieldls, a life-long and, pr
iment•resident of Win 4iwr ,'who
Merry Christmas. pm
n;. in the Scott •Memaxial lio,s, Thal h
cora
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R���arYts,�i�;..'
as a result of in.ruries she rete
Carter's . Cash Store passenger, the sand drivet in n by her
she as
band~ skiddred into a tree on -the
dlon Road n'e'ar Hensall. Mrs, Fi
We Deliver Phone 42 suffered a fractured skull and a In
Sheffer's Selling Out
Sale continues for 1(�
days only. Then doors
will be ,clod.
}t,',17" dr.�'1.,'§i'K,
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en vertebrae iolf thus neck. Death came
shortly after ibhe calash occurred.
Dudley Hollmes, Godorich, crown at-
tora'ey, examined' the witnesses, From
the evid'e'nce submitted it vias found'
t'h'at. the death„of 4ks. Fields was t
purely accidental; that the roads vverc
1n a very sdi; eery condition and that
the "tr was dTiuven in a sane manner. c
Charge is Withdrawn.—The charge
wh1ch 'had been laid by :the town. �_]
agz.inst Ma, Leis'met, ort Egmond- vv
ville, of peddling in Seeforth witlhou'
the necessary licensee, has ,been with-
d4•aWTL The case; which was first
calledh_foir Deoef4ber 2nd, was ad- the
jourbl until last Saturday, '!) t in 'with
the meantivnie the charge was with- chair-
- *awit. It is understood that the Press
town'was unable to secure sufficient feta
evidence, Mass
_ . Mrs.
For Sale.—White 'baby outter, in good ovn- retar
dition. apply at The Nlvpos w- Office. and
s392x1 Kain
Notice.—A.LI books must be returner! to the .Ste'
Pubdibe Library on or befcwe Saturday, De- •.aS54Sr
cemi,er '24th. Grota Thompson, LibraHwL g•1'P
3392;2
ul
Skating every Monday, Wednesday and Fri-
day even ling, from FAdlay, D.ccemtibei• 19th, ti
d'nam 7.30 to 10 •p.m. Prices reduced this rr
/ear to 15 centra for adults, 10 cents tow chil.
dr^en. 339%-1 �-'
Wanted.—Experienced and reliable man
wants "rk on form; good plowman. Apply
to Box 223, Seaforth, or The Expositor Of-
fice. 3384-tf
Notice.—Upholstering done on short notice,
also can handle celluloid curtains. Auto tops
recovered. Shop located over Wright's Gar-
age. D. .Fell, Seaforth. 3349-tf
Lions See Crippled Children's Work.
--Dr. F. J. Burrows 'presided at the
etc semi-,mo-nWy nbeeting oX the .S+:a-
on forth Lions. Club on -Monday even-
rm. ing. The feature of the meeting was
on canoe ignited by an overheated . pipe
hen and gave off dense clouds of smoke,
zees which were seen co-n•.dng from the
ahn roof of the 'building. The firemen, un -
IT. der ,Chief Allen Reid, got the fire
under control 'with the use of the
chemical system on the truck. Mr. •
Ser- Glew was[ asleetp in the room -at the
sect time and did not know about the fire .
srpe_ tintii it was almost over. Where Will Y o u
u•n-
inn , Sermon Subjects For Next Sunday.
pro-—Egmond'ville United Church '-Morn- Buy Your Xmas
ec.- ing, "'Pau'), the Writes"• evening,
cted Christi mar Stories, "What 'Made the
be Chiimies Ring?"—IRev. C. A. Malcolm, •
Minister• Candies
Nartjlusvd'e United •Ghwrch•—.;M'oxn-
nual inig, "The Ceaseless 'Warfare of the
irst Prince of Peace'"• Ov'ening, "Our At -
on titude Toward tth'e New," No. $.-_ These Are OUR Prices:
ent, Rev. W. P. 'Lane, Minister.
Af- F'irrst Presrbyteria'n Ghu'roh—Morn- • XMIAiS MIXTURE �AG
e4t" ing, "Crowned the True"; evening, ,pimp 0
sat- "Good News, Not Adlvice."-Rev, T. • SA'TQN ,'M(iXTURE
and B. Kaine. Minister. 25G
ion. St. Thomas' Church—Morning Ser- .pound ... ...:.......
of- vice: Fourth Sunday in Advent, The • FRENCH CREAM 35c
the hymns, lessons and anthemts, will all 2 pounds ......... J
the centre in, the. theme of Christ's joy; • C,Ai M MMlFrLS and GAOCO-
was evening, "The Last Judgment."— LA'TIDS MIXED
Canon Appleyard, Rector. pound .. . ......... . 2.5
i FANCY BOXES
me• Y. 1'. L. Meets.—The regular meet- from .........
ting in'g of the Y. P. L. of Northside • CANES
Fug United C'9iu1bh was held on Tuesday from .....
,.....2 for 5C
tulle eve -nig last with 'Mr. Sam Scott in
f acharglal The meeting opened vvittll The Ol YYl lel.
n a' sing -song led by Miss Maxy Reid, y p
ser after which iMr. Scott led' In prayer. J„
anik The minutes of the previous meeting Opposite Bank of Commerce
the weite read by tb•e secretary, "Nis, PHONE 26
-reDorene Hudson, and adopted, and
ni were- followed e
try the .cold call: wev-
Cam eral koung• boys favored with a solo,
"The piano
Nowell," accompanied he Christmas
ane. th'e !pianro 'by Miss Helen Lane. The
pre
ed
Scripture reading was baleen by Mr.
n Jack fitewe'ns •and a splendid address
with on "Through Ideas of God" was -g-ive•n
VIrx by Rev. W. P. Lane, A hymn was Specials
ddia- sung and bhe TMzpah 'benediction re-
i-
e-.
ilei] 'aerated in unison. The meeting cies- CHRISTMAS oRANGEIS-25c, 30c'
ere ed with an interesting game. and 39c per dozen.
zved 4' NEW •MIXFDD NUTS' 15c
a Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary Install Iver pound .....
hus- New Officers.—The Barbara Kirkman FRESH ROASTED PEA- 1Uc
Lon- Auxiliary held the December m:epting NUTS—IPerr pound U
elds Tuesday evening in. the gNchoot 'room AS150RTED MIXED CANDY
•ok- of First Preslby;terian C'hu'C•ch with a
large attendance. The Rabc'on Gr'ou'p 2 pounds ................. 25c
had charge with Mitis Belle Watson FANCY MIXED CHOCOLATES � SG
per ,pound ................
EATTMOR GRAN'BE,RRIESI
per quart gilL AiJC
FANCY CLUB HOUSE OLIVES--
Large
LIVES..,large 261oumce (bottle, 35C
otuffed' . , .
CrOl-,rI UN HALLOW -1 DATES 2$r,2 �oaimds
CITOITGF. MINCE MEAT 25c
CiAJI. FORNIA CRO'WE APQtii-
IOOTTSr—!Per ,Vmtid ......... 18C
I M. Oardno
GROMR AND BAKER
, I '
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sk,+
h.
r b..
C
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�l ns
Cod ��i�a
Galleaking a. cwwrd is easier
hon colieictinlg' frolml a crowd.
Our Golden i Loaf and Red
Eaglg Flour,. ` at $2.0,0 per
wt., collects the crowd—we
do the rest.
. E. KERSLAKE
FLOUR AND FEED
U
• officers flea• the eotrliinii; year
Miss S. I, McLean taking the
The new oftels includ'e:9--
lent, Mrs. Jahn J. Sclater; see-
. IMiss Alva, Grapnels'; treasurer,
Hazel Reid; press secretary,
James 'Willis; Glad Tidings Sec-
y, Mrs. Robert Smith; Welcome
Welfa1^e Secretary, Mrs. I. B.
N; flower secretary, Mrs. W. M.
wart; ,pianist, ,] Irs. J. E. Keating-
tont planisb, Mss M. Storey;
leaders, !Mrs. T. Roy Ander-
IN A GOOSE
OR XMAS ,
F.'owl over 600 in any' three con-
secudive games 'between now and
Fri -day, Delcen !her '23rd. Play-
off on Friday night of next week,
f'or a big Goose;
John Pullman
BETTER BOWLING AND
BARBEKIN G'
Christmas Candy
Bargains at
r ; :
Crich s
S,peicial Hard Mixed 25C
3 pounds for ..
Special Mixed C'ho'co- 20 C '
lates, ground ..... LU '
5 -pound Box @��GA ,
Chocolates .. $ 50
Salad Borvnl with @ ,Qf 5
C�toc:olates �D LL
Cup and Saucer with
Uho�colates ..50c and 75c
Hunvs Better GOC
10hocolates, lb. .. J
Neddsbn's, 'Chocolrates 50C
1hox........ "« •. :
' C4'PT(VS'tnlydS 1 t0
No'velti es. , r 0 G 5!O C
Cbristmas Cake,
50.c
'pouiud ............ .
Mixed Nuts 25c
2 -pounds- for ......
DON'T MISS
Roxboro School
Entertainment
on WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21st
Songs 4nd Plays by young and
old—Christmas Tree.
Aam'is�sioncl 15c and 10c.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
'pilesidang•. The m6eting was opened
by singing a hymn„ The `Scripk`,ure
1e,ss,on was read by Miss Jennie Steele
and IM,i�ss M. Storey read the Glad
T•ndings Prayer. 'Mrrs, T. Roy Ander-
rson dleilig-hted the audience with a
vid.na solo entitledS "Medritation." The
rbusines's paxt was, conducted' by the
#res+ident, Miser Belie Camrplbell. The
reports read were ven`y enlcoua:nging
Mk•s. !Mae Doiira'nce ga,-%v a gplrndid
topic on "Responsibijity," and was
followed, by a .pleasing vocal 'solo -by
Mh•:r. J. ' A8e'x- Kerr, enititled, "The
1G�iifjl ams-ngmnied by ,Morn
Resitting. A Very im'barevUnlg, Part of
the chime' w•a's - the inis+ba ',tion aP
`l
lson, Mrs. Relg'IO,aLd•' KmtixslaAca, !Mrs•.
Mae D.ozz an't'e, Mass INI, Pearl Pat-
terson; racial coznmIittees Mrs. W. R.
Flalzlt,,, g1211tsr. J. A. Kerr, iMirs. M. Mc-
Kl841•ar; Ways astir iMeans' {'iammu"ttlea,
MTs. J. A. M1wnzU, 'Mrs'. G. D. Fergu-
son iMrs. Ii. R. iScaobt, Miss Norma
Jet'Erery, d14p4ss Mary IWalluen•; Tele-
phone Convenor. '1Mlrs. R•. IT. Sproat;
Supply C'orm'mlitbae, Mrs. Jelin Mac-
Tavislll, Mats. J. Patterson, 4h -s. M.
MclLeodr. The oti'z'+cels were installa,i
do 2^egu0.4s. mitirslsrilonvany forma which
was sexy impressive. The meeting
c9osad iby repealing the, Lard's Prayer
in unison.
Sudden .Death of Mr. Arthur Mason.
—colic iGh'amte'rg' famlily, Mill Roa�,,
Tuc*ersanlitQt, received a wire- on
Tuesday announcing the esud'den death
of Mbr. At'thnz'i• Mason. at his home in ,
Saslratoon, which sad e'v'ent accuae•erl
the previous day. Although Mr.
Mastan ;had not been in good nealth
forsome time, a Iebhez• had been re-
ceilvee'd flahim last nd
•week end a
no �m,en�tients was made of any serious
illness, so that his nifus't have tame
umexp'elcted4y, but no partiouiars have
yet ,been received. 1Mr, Mason Noir
a son of the (late Charles Mason and
was born on the Mill road near
Bt•wcelfiel'd, He, 'hard resided in the
West for a rwmilber of years, but fre-
quently spent long holidays in this
dfistaict, where he was very widely
kruown'. 'HGs wife, who was formerly
,Miss Jana Charters, and one son,
Charles 'Ma;yrny survive, liani.
— 4
Invitations Being Issued For
Alumni, Christmas Dance.—Invita-
tn'ons are being issued this week to
m'entbers',and associate lznea_n(bers for
the annual is. IC. I. Alumni reunion
dq,nce, which this year is being held
on Monday evening, December 26th.
Memlb�ers and any others wishing in.:
(vii-tata'ons mvay ,recuse tdtelm capon ar-
pli'cation -to the secretary. The com-
mittee asrk.that admifi,ss'ian ticike'ts be
purchased prior to the dance in artier
to avoid unnecessary c'o•nfusiou that
night. Thee ''kers are also avail-
aible fn•am the secretary, A. Y. We -
Lean.. It is generally ex'pe'cted that
this dance will be the most success-
ful of any yet sponsored by the
Alunnni.- Special decorating is being
•done, a fine program has been ar-
rang40
ed and .bhe best ofmusic will be,
supplied by Fred Elliott 'and his
orchestra, of Hamilton.
Receives Suspended Sentence and
Fine—'George Gray,, of Mitchell, ap-
peared, IFAvXor"e IMlag$stu^atel 'Reid in:
,police rco,ilrt 'here on 'F'rid:ary m,orninb.
I'as•tr, charged with csri'mdn4vl" netgli-
g'en•oe and failing to remain at the
scene sof an aIc[nidefzt. Hca was given
suspended sentence. .on the first,
charge, and fined $25 and costs on
the second. 'The charges arose out
of an acscid'ent .at Ergm'ond'ville bridge
on, Dec. 2nd:, when Gray's car being
driven ' south, eras -bed into a buggy
driven 'by fl!I'r. 'Peter De'ich,e'rt and
contaa-nar.)g his wife and' daughter.
The occupants of the ;Ibuglgy were
thrown out, 'trot fortunately escaped
'serious, injury. 'Git^ay claimed he was
blinded ,by a street light.' Huron
-County Traffic Officer Norman, Lever
.i:nlvlestigaite,d and gave evidence. John
H^ Beast acted for Gray, and Dudley
Halme•s, of Gad'exich,. acted for the
•crown.
+Christmas Postal Information.—
Ghristalvas service at the post office,
will—be, such as will give the public
every op'pori•tundty to snail early and
thus avoid delay not delivery. lz,T.sxt
week, that is, on Daeemlber 19th, 20•bh,
21st and 22nd, the :parcel wicket and
the stamp wicket will be open from 7
P.m.' to 8.30 grsrri4 Seaforth merch-
ants are I'apenung their shops every
night next wick and the post office
is tahu•s giving late shippers every
chance to mail their parcels and let-
ters. Letters for local delilviery, if
'handed in at the wickets .now, tier!
in Ibund9es; will be he'll' until the 23rd
rberfome disti•ilbrutinrg. This relieves the
•last minute rwsrh and 'work for the
:staff. The .pttlbiic will ,pleas', rem�em:•
;ter that 'on the holid'a'y there will be
no delivery whatever, the past office
vri'lI'be closed the,same as on Sunday.
No rural mail will be d'edivered on
the 26th. (Mail for the Un'i6ed States
sihowl'd Ibe posted, at acute. to avoid
delay in ,owsttomti -pplearan�ce at United
States ports of ,entry. The public
will •Find in the lobby the necessary
regulations covering some. The po'st-
m,aste,'r• and 'staiF will be only too
pleased to render every assistance to
all inlgluitties regard6mrg Christmas
mail.
Miss S. I. Wood Heads Auxiliary.
=The M)cGillvary Auxiliary of North.
.Side U,nitad 'Church held 'their Die•
cemtlber meeting an (Monday eventing
at the hvme of Mrs. T. 'H. !Reid with
'Mn -s. Ro's's ISavranllge, president, occupy.
ing the chair for the (business part
.if the meshing.. The insetting tion
'the farm of a iC'hri'stntas tree. iVFjany
'ble'autifwl and 'useful gifts were re-
ce'iro•re'd and are being sent to the mis-
sion set Gmp5u,mvi,lle. iM6ss S. I.
Wood, cla+ptahn �o'f Cinrcle No. 1, then
teak charge of the praQ•ram, whit h
was opened by rsir}g•irig several.
Cdtrittirnas carols. Miss Hielor, Dane
and u'VIiss Bessie Cluff sang a durst,
"Sun Of My Saud." Miss Wood then
read an interesting story, "The First
Chri;t'inas Tree,"'by Henry Van Dyke.
A so•ci-al 'half hour was Spent when
cand,Y was served try, several of the
m,elrrlhers. 'The falbowin'g offilcers were
appr'inbed for 'Hit's coming year: Hon-
orary 'pmesadeni;t, Mrrs. ;W P. Lane;
paste presidlem't, Mrs. Ras,,' Savawge ;
pres'iden't, 'Mns,s S. I, Wood; lst'vice-
presddemt, Mrs. F. J. Bechely; 2nd
vice-}pre.sidlemll, Miss 'Iii, F�enn'ell;
'tia,atsurer, 11Miss Ethel Belittle; seh•i•e-
�tary, 'Miss Anne IM1cNay; treasurer
of flower fund, 'Mas. P.'MoOarbt; presss•e'ol^e'bary, IiVirs: M. .B. Goudi'e; liters-
. bone snecretary. Mrs's W. Rands; mis-
sionary monthly secretary, Mrs. E.
Oh:amlirerliain; srtramger:s' secretary,
rMirs', I. Ilii. Weednnlark; pianist, Miss
H. Lan'g;'Cluriistian'S"tewardls'hip,'fM'rs.
Ross 'Salvlau.ge.
W. M. S. Elect Officers.—TI-re an-
nvral nneetimrg of 'ti}te W. MW S" 1Qot^t'h-
Ride UtMt'ed' �Ghurch, was }tell Thurs-
day of •la'srf; week. ,'Mhvq,. W. P. Larne,
presinlraivb, presided', Em'coura&g re-
,potwis were received) from all depart-
ments. P6yei•, m,•one prayer, and
definite, rergu.tar rgrov.p prayer was
s'tt+ess'rad. The nominating ciortnmit'tee'a
regron-t was read by !Vin s. Cr. Harm and
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Thi New ALow Pricey
. Go Far to make, this the Most
Lively,' Most P 1 e a s a n t, '1Vlost ,
Profitable
Christmas Shopping
Season you have had since pre
.. �:.,:,.;j•. - _ war days..., •
Hosiery 1 •
Lingerie
Many Gloves
Gift Hand Bags
Things Umbrellas _ FOR .
Here " Scarfs MOTHER
Suitable sweaters SI'S'TER
For Illandke'rchiefs WIFE
Baby Coolie Coats OR
Kimonos DAUGHTER
Bath Robes YOU COULD
Corselettes - CHOOSE FROM
Knitted Suits NO MORE
Cushions SENSIBLE
THINGS
To Give •
Everybody ,
"an Exceptional
Shopping Service 'Every nook
This Store =- and corner of
this Stogie ,
Inas suitable is teernil*
Gift Things -with the
Most Chris
in
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Items of Interest.
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Prices Marked
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Plain
Figures.
C'HRISTMA.S � CI'iItIS"TIVIASi•
WRAPPINGS MaCTavrSh s CORD & RIBBOl`+6
aeceptecl Insrtallatdon of officers fol-'°sih3,p sr^'cratary, Mrs. J. C. Loan„•; sup -
lowed with 'pzayer and one verse of ply secretary, iVlrs. R. Frost; assist -
"0 I�Sl�aste•r, Lert'Me Walk With Thee." amts, IMrs. G. Horn. Mrs. W. Gud-
A short but interesting 'program was more; srtrangexs''secrebaries, Mrs. J.
givetz by !14rs. T. Webs'Ger and her C'onsn'bt, Miss J. Alexander! Assocs-
growp. The third! chapter of the. ate Hel'percs, Mrs. F. D. Hutchison; •
study Iboak, "The Making elf the asstisrtants, 'Mss. Porteous,, (Miss S:
western Prairies," was talker by Mi, 's Govenloc:k; Mussianary !Monthly sec -
Robb and rMrs. F.' IKKerslalke: Mrs. T. re'taries, 'Miss, •J. ' Fet a"•ttson, '1VIrS.' 'W.
We'bstex And iMR^s. F. a Hutchison Wlelbs'bes; Li'texary secretary, Mrs. J.
led in the devotional exercases. This A. Reid; Temperance secretary, Mrs.
'w•'as fo�idrowad by a vocal duet by Mrs, Reeberrt Arehifbabd; assistant„ Mrs. B.
Lane and '.Mrs. Tyerm�an, ac'eo'mlpan- W'i11i•aains;•.press s'e'crertary,'Mms. W. J.
led .by IMas. Barber. Officers for 1933 IMcJInbo'sfi; assistant, ;Mrs. C. Glew;'
axe: Honorary �pre�5i6enibsy elVirs. Jas, pnandst, iMrtR C. Bartter; finance eom-
JDraattri+e and Mrs.. Mos. Henderson; mibtec. 'Mrs. IMcGav@n, IMrs. Tyerman,.
presdrdlem't„ Mm 'W: P. Lane; vice- IMrs. 'Hnlicdtison; Mission Band' Lead -
presidents,, 'Mss,. James H,tinchley, 'ems, Mhs: Gl'asre• 'MTi'ss 'H. Lane; Baby-
abvMrs.
Mrs.Moffatt; recording secretary, Band Leaders, .Mrs. R. SalvNauge, !Miss
Mrs. J. 'F'inlays'orcr; treasurer, Miss A. A. Lawrence; auditors, 'Miss A. Law-
'Fergulsoml; coaraspbmlcllimlg secretary, ren'cey Mlrs. Islay.
Mrs.. W. Black; C+hris,tian Steward- ADDITIONAL LOCAL ON
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Items of Interest.
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Only 8 More Days Then
. Christmas
And Christmas just does matte an appeal That• cannot be denied.
So to make your shopping easier and also more economical, we
have enlarged our line' of Christmas Gifts this year by adding '
new and inexpensive gift goods in, addition to the regular line of
Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry at (greatly reduced prices. � '
From Hundreds of Gifts that just radiate Christmas Cheer, we 1'
offer the following list for !your consideration:
• `
AS SUGGESTIONS, WE OFFER:
FOR. HER: FOR HIM:
t `
Iliamvong• 1Rintgm $20.00 up Wiiis'•t Watch ......$10.00 u,p
Pin ......... _.$1s)0 up
' Gift Ring, solid gold. .$1.00 up T1 ,Pin f
' BeautifulN'e�cklets ...$1.00 up P kat Watch ....... $5.00 up
Wrish Watch .. . - .. $10.00 up 'Cuff, • Links; ......... .50c' up
Leather Writing Set. .$4.00 up Waclania Razor .....$1.00 up
Balt Pins ... .... . $1.00 up Signet Ring ......... $4.50 up
r Bedroom iCJlcrek .. .$2.50 up Fmibleily 'Rnnrg ......$6.00 up `
Cbntparctls ........... $1.00 up ,Pen and Penton Set ..$2.75 up j
Pen and Pencil Sets.. $2.75 up 'Laabhere Travelling Set, $.5.00 up
' Pearl Hone Serbs ..j..$7.50 up Ball Folds .... a ..... $1.00' up �
Manicure SeU ... , ..$2.50 up Pearl Tonle, 'S93aving Sets I'
wilih Brush .... ^ ..... $3.00 .
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And for the Home and the Old Folks, we have the Newest in Fancy I
China, Clocks, Silverware and Dinnerware at pleasing prices, I
OUR GIFT TO YOU
With every $25.00 'Di,am�pz>'d Ring, a Wedding Ring Free.
(With every Wedding Ring, a beautiful piece of Silverware Free. i
I j
• Fred S. Savauge
"THE GIFT St;OP"
OPEN EVENINGS PHONE 194
Tune in onStation tb )Bio, 100 Ii., 2.50 Meters, for our Broadcast i
on Wednesday'rU
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Fancy -Linen SLTG•GESTING ,
Silkalo Bedspreads WHAT
Comforters TO BUY
Wool Blankets .AND
Couch Rube. READY .
Ties Hearth' Rug TO
SUPPLY
Scarfs Bath Towels
Socks Pillow Slips IT
AT THE'
,Shirts . Coats
Gloves ' Dresses LOWEST
Underwear •'^ Hats PRICE -
Handkerchiefs Stamped Goods
.Pyjamas and .
Suitable for...Scores of Other •
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