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Mondayt. Tueed4 .y Wednesday .-
Marion Otavles clerk Gable,, to
"'CAIN AND,."
Roscoe Karns MAi3I=#Allen Jenkins
It's the romantic battle OA' centnr
NEWS. uAR.TOON
' Next Thursday, Friday, $ turdayl
Pat O'Brien - Humphrey Bona
Ann Sheridan
"THE GREAT O'MALLEY"
;�• Coming - "Forty-five Fathers"'
' Mr.' and Mrs. Bruce Walker, bridal
.couple of last week, are getting nice
ly settled now on their farm on the
Parr Line. We welcome Mrs. Walk
-er (nee Annie Cochrane), formerly` 01
this community, to our midst again.
Congratulations and best wishes!
Hydro is.•coming to a few farmers
in this Cominiunity before many ,more
weeks. Messrs. -Frank Hagan, Gor
don Love and R. 1VIeAlidster are the
ones to install it on the Parr Line al
present, and they are making the'+
preparations for the hydroman and
linemen ,at •present. .
Mr. Allan Cochrane was in Seaford
d'uning the week.
CHISELHURST
Dearing - Chappel
The home -of Mr. and: Mrs. Davie
Chappel was the scene of a prett}
wedding on Saturday, Dec. 4th, -wh'er
thirty guests assembled' at the brane
which was attractively decorated wits
;pink and white estreaoriers and a white
wedding bell: The bride, Janet Viola
was given in marriage by her Pathe
to Charles Edward Dearing, son o:
Mrs. John McDonald, of Staffa, ane
;.the late •Mr. Fred Dearing. The cera
mony which took plaee under an arcl
..of evergreens, was performed by the
Rev. A. Sinclair, of Hensall. The bride
,was charmingly attired in a dress o.
coronation blue with . white trim
, -mugs with a shoulderette of Tali
anan roses. Miss ErIa Treffry, t
Cromarty; as brideslm'aid, was dresses
in a royal blue dress trimmed with
coral and a shoulderette of carna-
tions. The .bridegroom was attended
.by ,Mr.- Gerald Fitzgerald, of Exeter.
Mrs. EdwardChappel; of Cromarty,
played the .wedding. music. Following
• the , ceremony a wedding dinner was
served to the immediate relatives, the
'Misses 'Margaret Fitzgerald, 'Juin
Wright, Margaret Treffry being wait -
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en a start unotlor Aril, mike bride trav-:
ening in a blue ehht With "maatehtng-
aiecesso'rles. .Upon their cetera. 'OW
will reside In Exeter. The beat wish-
es of the 0040xxadrythe .aro extended to.
them.
EL IMVILLE
Some very interesting lantern"elldee
,showing Old Country scenes, were
shown in the church on Fridiay even-
ing of last week -.
Mr. and Mrs. Rich. Johne and Res-
ole were in London on. Sunday to see
Mrs.. Johns' sister, Miss, Ruby Miners,
of Exeter, who recently underwent an
1 operation for ttbryroid tee bre in St.
Joseph's • HospitaL We are pleased
to, report that she is Malting a ,satin-
factory recovery and .,eaepeets to 'be
home shortly.
Abeu.t forty young people were en-
ntertained at the home of Howard. and
tertained
Mary Johns on Tuesday evening of
last week. A. short program was
• given with Gladys Johns in charge.
1' A verse of each of two hymns were
sung. Mr. Wes.. Johns led in prayer;
' the Scripture lesson, Acts 3:1-10, was,
read by Elgin Skinner; Marion Min-
ers read a poem, "Such as I Have."
A Biblical contest was worked •'out
and Lorne Elford sang two numbers
accompanying ,himself on the guitar.
After singing a verse of another
ri
hymn, several games were enjoyed.
A ,dadney lunch was served at the
close.
CROMARTY
Winners At Guelph
Messrs. James Scott and son, the
well known horse breeders and ex-
hibitors of this place, madea splen-
plendid showing at the recent Guelph Win-
did
' ter Fair. Ina class of seventeen they
' took first for light draft gelding; 6th
f in the heavy gelding class, and 2nd
for !draft team in a very sarong class.
i •just previous • to the Fair, the
Messrs. Scott sold a yearling filly
and a three-year-old filly t , Giant
' Somers & Son, of Aylmer. B5th these
ffillies were show animals..
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USBORNE
`FREE SERVICE
OLD, DISABLED -'OR DEAD
HORSES - OR CATTLE
'..1emoved promptly and efficiently,.
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Bring your Gift List to Stewart. Bros. You will be delighted how lasily,
and Economically we can satisfactorily fill your every need. Two big stores'`
overflowing with Useful, Sensible, Acceptable, Clever, New Christthas
Gifts you will be proud to give at prices you will gladly pay.
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The last regular monthly, meeting
was held in the Township Hall on
Saturday, Dec. 4th, all members pres-
ent. The minutes of November 6th
were read and adopted. The follow-
ing correspondlence was. read and dis-
posed of as indicated:• From J. A.
Marshall, Chief Engineer, Department
of Highways, me clearing sites at
railway crossings; not applicable to
Usborne Township. From E.: A. Hor-
ton, Deputy Minister of Public Wel-
fare, . advising against organized mun-
icipal relief in Usbornee Connell , de-
cided to take no action in organizing
relief at present. From Canadian
Legion, Exeter, .requesting payment
of ;;wreath at cenotaph; ,granted.
From John .Rogers, Mitchell,' offering
Usbarne.the opportunity• to purchase
copies of the Municipal and. Award
Drains -prepared by the late John
Rogers, C.E., for the township! Clerk
reported„ Usborne Township , files
complete From Agricultural Repres-
entative, re . reforestration: riled un..
til• °nominattion meeting. ,
Clerk •reported; objection -,by 'Bell
Telephone Co. to school section tax-
es: No action. •Rebate of error in J.
M. 'Glenn's assessment on...Mitchell
Dram amounting to $8.57 ijras.-, approv-
ed. Weed 'Inspector 'Nelson Coultas
presented his annual repert..for ser-
vices' and mileage amounting to
$22.135. Account. passed on olotion by
Beery and Ballantyne. Harold Bali
requested, permission for 'the boys in
Eleeville neighborhood to hold a sup -
.per in -the township hall on. December.
14t11, relative to annual sparrow
n_etch: Request granted. The Road
_Superintendent's voucher for t h e
month of November amounting ao
$1,345.69 was examined and approved'.
Treasurer's report: County treas-
urer, taxes and penalty, $346.89; Col-
lector, 1937 taxes, $2,900.00; bank In-
terest, $10.95; Provincial Election,
booth rental, $8.00; drain assessment,
$76.15; lane gravel, $47.48. Payment
-Road ,Superdntendent's'/voueher, 51,-
345.59;- salaries .• and allowances,
$494.86; relief, $10.00; indigent hospi-
tal accounts, $7; premium, public lia-
bility bond, $94.65; repairing and
decorating hall, $37.00; fuel for hall,
$5.50; miscellaneous, $19.91.
The council adjourned to meet ac-
cording to statute on December 15th,
at 10 a.m.-A. W. Morgan, Clerk.
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In conclusion, remember there
wouldn't he nearly so many accident's
if people would avoid the wet spots
at the side of the road.
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He was at a 'fountain pen counter
making a purchase. "You see," he
said, "I am buying`this,for my wife."
"A surprise, eh?"
"I'll say , se. She's expecting a
ear!"
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Judge: "Witness says you neither
slowed drown or tried to avoid the
pedestrian."
Motorist: "I took all precautions,
Your Honor. I blew my horn eel.
cursed him."
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They're not tenting to -night on the
old camp ground -but they're having
a dei'Gil of a time trying to dance in
their trailers.
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In the bid days you could tell a bad
man by looking at the niches in his
gun handle. To -day you Look at his
fenders. ••
FARMERS - ATTENTION!
WE REMOVE DEAD HORSES AND CATTLE
Call us for prompt service.
Our Men Will Shoot Old and Disabled Animals.
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Men's Broadcloth Pyjamas
The smartest color combinations you evir saw. A wide
range of clever all-over effects and novelty patterns. All
sizes in a Silver and Green Box.
Men's Sox In a Fancy Box
Quality Sox, Penman's Hole Proof, Mercury. Bright new
patterns. All -wool, wear guaranteed.
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Men's Boxed Christmas Ties
The very choicest of the season's quality. Silks in the new-
est and most attractive patterns and colors.
BOYS' SMART TIES
Men's Christmas Sliirts.
IX=BEAUTIFUL Ba#S
English and Canadian Broadcloth Shirtsi, made by Forsyth, Ar-
row, Tooke or Warrendale, We never lied more attractive pat-
terns and colors. Every shirt full size and built for.wear.
BOYS' SHIRTS, TIES, SOX, PYJAMAS
You will get a Gift here at a very reasonable price that any boy
would like.
For Women Give
Hosiery
Every woman appreciates and is
sure to use hosiery, especially the.
high grade we carry, in dainty box-
es. All the new colors and weights.
Silk Hose
Cashmere Hose
75-c to 31.50
49c to 31.25
Women's Gloves
InaSmartBox-
Kid Gloves, neat, dressy, durable..;
All the new Fall and Winter shades.
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All sizes - $1,95
Fabric Gloves, all .colbrs..5gc to 31
Fur Lined Gloves 33.75
GIFTS FOR BABY
We have made extra`' preparation in
Baby's Gifts. You'll like them.
15c to $2.50
31.00
31.50
$1.95
25c
51.50
to
33.50
50c
to
75c
50c
to
$1.00
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Men's
DressingGowns
Plain olors .or :fancy checks,
smartly trimngd. All new
shades and designs. • ;All
sizes,:;. '
$2.50 $5.50 '07 50 $9.50
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Men's . smooth_ Capeskin;
clean cut,: rWeU Omade, neat
f tti> ;g, warn 3,1,44/1 jdome
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Black; Grey:
Hanhiefs -
Plain or riitiytl I:inene, im-
ported direct' f$om Ireland.
Separately or Boxed.
5c 15c • 25c 50e
Give Her a DeLuxe Gift__ A Kimona
Here is a gift with the \personal touch. Sure to be appreciated
because always useful, convenient and comfortable. Rich, lux-
urious colorings, smartly tailored and attractively trimmed. All
----sizes and colors. Cloths are Fancy Eiderdown, Wool, - Wool,
Flannels, Moire Silks, Heavy Weight Satins.
'Handkerchiefs ---Extra Christmas Values
Fine Linens with plain hemstitching, dainty lace edge or
motif corners, in White or. colors. They are simply
beautiful. .
Glamorous' Undies In Yuletide Boxes
Here are intimate Gifts that will thrill the heart of any
Woman or -Miss: Silk, Satin, Crepe, Rayon or Velva
Suede, Vests, Panties, Bloomers, Pyjamas, Nighties,
Dance Sets. • -
Gifts for the. -Home
MOTHER WILL APPRECIATE THESE
Bridge Sets $1.00 t° 31.35
Bath Towels 3gc to 31.00
'linen 'Towels 506 to $1.00
Cates, pair 50c to :$150
.Cotton 'Sheets, pair. 3215 to 34,75
-.Bed Spreadi 33.95
5c
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50c
59c
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$1.95
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BLANXETS
Flannelette (Ibex) $2.39
Over -
Wool Bic&
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Stewart Bros.
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