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HOME FURNISHINGS
STOCK MUST BE REDUCED
TO MAKE WAY FOR XMAS
STOCK ARRIVING DAILY
Sale Begins
October 14
And Ends
October23
CHROME and
WROUGHT IRON
Kitchen
Sets
REDUCED UP TO
25%
Table
Lamps
and
FLOOR LAMPS
Every Shape and Size
REDUCED
20%
A REAL SAVING !
PLAY PENS
SQUARE AND
OBLONG
Reg. 9.95 8.50
Reg.12.9510.95
Reg.14.5012.50
2 -Piece Kroehler
CHESTERFIELD .SUITE
Greey Wool Frieze
REG. 229.00 - - - - 318100
2 -Piece
KROEHLER SUITE
Red Nylon Cover; Quilted Back
REG. 279.00 - - - - $1230.00
2 -Piece
KROEHLER SUITE
Chocolate Brown Wool Frieze
Modern Lines
REG. 259.00 - - - - $1215.00
2 -Piece
SNYDER SUITE
Grey Nylon Frieze
Airfoam Cushions and Back
A Real Luxury Suite!•
REG. 289.00 - . - - $249.00.
TWO-PIECE SUITE
- Beige, Wool Frieze
Modern Styling
REG. 259.00 - - - - $215.00
2 -Piece
DAVENS SUITE
Rose Wool Frieze
Makes into Smooth Double Bed
REG. 189.00 - - - - $,169.00
4 -Piece
SECTIONAL SUITE
Tweed Cover - Kroehler
REG. 219.00 - -
$175'.00
1
BED ROOM STUFF'S
5 -Piece
BEDROOM SUITE
Light Mahogany
Vanity, Chest, Bed
2 Night Tables
REG. 270.00 - - - - $199.00
THREE-PIECE SUITE
Walnut Veneer
Double Dresser, Chest, Bookcase
Bed
REG. 165.00 - - - - $125.00
THREE-PIECE SUITE
Light Birch Finish
Double Dresser, Chest, Bookcase
Bed
REG. 150.00 - - - - $120.00
PEPPLER SUITE
Double Dresser, Chest, Bookcase
Bed
Seafoam Mahogany
REG. 310.00 - - - - $275.00
FITTON PARKER SUITE
Triple Dresser, Chest, Bookcase
Bed
Limed Oak
REG. 360.00 - - - - $299.00
THREE-PIECE SUITE
Mahogany Finish
Double Dresser, Chest, Bed
REG. 210.00 - - - - 3175.00
TIHREE-PIECE SUITE
Limed Oak
Double Dresser, Chest, Bed
REG. 250.00 = - - - $199,00
Kroehler
Rockers
Tops in Comfort and
Style
Reg. 49.00 and 56.00
SALE PRICE
$40- $50
Kroehler
Patches
SALE PRICE
1.25
PER BAG
• END TABLES
• CEDAR CHESTS
• MIRRORS'
• PICTURES
• MATS
• MATTRESSES
-All At -
SPECIAL PRICES
This Sale Will Last for 10 Days9nly. Don't Miss This Opportunity
To Save on Items for Your Home or for Xmas Presents for Your Friends
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Rev. John B. Pox, minister of
Carmel Presbyterian'`Olturvh, Hen-
sall,
en&all, has, accepted a cal to Paulin
:Memorial Church (new church),
•Sandwieh West. The work started
two years ago by St. Andrew's,.
Windsor, the only Protestant
church in a new residential area.
The congregation is presently en-
gaged in building a chuxeb ball,
first unit in a plan which calls for
a hall, church and manse. Rev.
Mr. Fox, who wan appointed by
the Home Mission Board, and Mas.
Fox and family will .he living In
that area in a home acquired by
the congregation.
Rev. Mr. Fox was born at Bang-
alore, South India, one of a fam-
ily of six, all of whom were born
in India. His parents and one bro-
ther are back there; his wife's sis-
ter is also there, under the -Baptist
Board. Mr. Fox received his prim-
ary and secondary school educa-
tion
ducestion in India, attended University
College from 1938 to 1941, graduat-
ing in 1941;.graduated from Knox
College 1944; ordained May, -1944,
in Presbytery of Regina. He held
charges at Northside Church, Re-
gina, 01944-49, St, Andrew's, Bran,
don, 1949-52, and Carmel, Hensen,
1952-54.
Mr. Fox preached his farewell
sermon Sunday, October 10, and
his first service will be in Wind-
sor October 17.
WALTON
The W.M.S. of Walton United
Church held its regular meeti,IDg..in.
the basement of the church with
Mrs. H. Johnston presiding. Hymn
46 was sung, followed by the scrip-
ture reading. The secretary's and
treasurer's report was then given.
An invitation was given to the
Baby Band to attend the Novem-
ber meeting. Mrs. McCreath gave
a report on the C.G.I.T. rally. Two
delegates were appointed to attend
the Sessional meeting in Egmond-
ville. They were Mrs. J. Bryans
and Mrs. H. Craig. An invitation
was accepted from Burns' W.M.S.
Plans were made for the t,hankof-
fering meeting to be held some
time in November.
The 16th of Grey Group then
took over the meeting, singing
.Hymn 502. Mrs. McMichael gave
a report on Alma College, which
was en3oyed by all. The meeting
closed by singing Hymn 373, fol-
lowed by the benediction.
Amber Lodge Hensall
Installs New Officers
The Olt tober ung ,p 91741,
W.A, was tt>deldltuag 410,e.
noon in flee batintnalit er the
cohurch. The president, 'Mire. Lou.,.
presided. Idinate i 9t lite lata
meeting were .read ani 0419P44 .
The treaau1r'$ repswt W8s VeA
by Mrs. Goutte.
Mowed by MY's. Leeming, second-
ed by M?rs. Turnbull, tisat we ;Ac-
cept ttho invitation to Monoriefi"
bazaar and tea on October 3.3131.
Mrs. Thomas was appointed to at-
tend Centralia W.A.. Fall Rally ou
November 3, as a delegate. Moved
by Mrs. Turnbull, seconded by
Mrs, Thomas, that catering to
bangnets, etc., be undertaken.
Mrs. Love closed the meeting with
prayer.
District Deputy President Mrs.
Ann Henderson, of Seaforth Edel-
weiss Lodge, and installing team,
attended the regular meeting of
Amber Rebekah Lodge 349, Hen-
sall, and installed the following of-
ficers:
Junior P.N.G. Mrs. Dorothy Par-
ker; N.G.. Miss Mabel Whiteman;
V.G., Mrs. Bertha. Mr•Gregor: re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Myrtle
Orr; financial secretary, Mrs. Al-
deen Volland: treasurer, Mrs. Olga
Chipchase; warden, Mrs. Ilene
Rennie; conductor, Mrs. Edna Cald-
well; chaplain, Mrs. Inez McEw-
an; 1.G., Mrs. Eva Parker; O.G..
Mrs. Ruby • Bell; R.S.N.G., Mrs.
Leona Parke; L.S.N.G., Mrs. Bea-
trice Richardson; R.S.V.G., Mrs.
Mary Jacobi; L.S.V.G., Mrs. lia.zel
McEwlan: musician, Mrs. Edith
Bell; assistant, Mrs. Evelyn Mc -
Beath; col'orbearer,--•Mrs. llenriet-
la Brown; assistant, Mrs. Margar-
et Ingram.
For the first part of the nreetina1
N.G. Mrs. Dorothy Parker presid-
ed. After the installation. the newi
N.G.• Miss Whiteman, took the
chair. D.D.P. Mrs. Henderson pre-
sented the Junior Past Noble
Grand Jewels to Mrs, Dorothy Par-
ker. Mrs. Jessie Dougall present-
ed a gift to Mrs. Henderson. on
behalf of Amber Rebekah Lodge.
Visitors were present from lodg-
es from Seaforth. Exeter and Clin-
ton. A delicious lunch was served
under the convenership of Mrs.
Pearl Shaddick and her committee.
The president of the Rebekah As-
sembly, Mrs. Meta Priestly, Toron-
to, will visit this lodge at their
regular meeting November 3.
McKILLOP
Duff's W.M.S. held their annual
thankoffering service on Friday af-
ternoon when they entertained
Bethel, Cavan. Northside, Egmond-
vill. Kippen. Rrucefield and McKil-
lop Branch of First Church, Sea -
forth. Mrs. Gordan Papple was in
the chair and Mrs. R. S. McKer-
cher read the scripture lesson.
while Mrs, Gordon McKenzie led in
prayer.
• A trio, consisting of Mrs. Aden
Forbes, Mrs. Gordon McGonigle
and Mrs. E. Stephenson, l':u•rnond-
ville, rendered a vocal selection,
Mrs. M. McLeod bring accompan-
tet. Mrs. William Church. Win-
throp. gave a reading on "Sum-
mits" and Mrs. J. M. Scott gave a
reading entitled, "Do Your Best.
Whistling." Mrs. J. D. Cairns, of
Brucefleld, sang a solo and was
accompanied by Mrs. W. ylcBeath.
Mrs. Ross Gordon, of Duff's
Church, introduced the guest
speakers. Mrs. Norman McLeod. of
Kippen, who gave a splendid ad-
dress and included many interest-
ing events of her life in the Cana-
dian West among the Russians and
Germans.
Miss Ethel Dennis. Bethel. gave
a reading, after which Mrs Bruce
McGregor, Kippen, gang a. solo, ac-
companied by MTS. Ross Broad -
foot. Mrs. J. W. Thompson. of the
McKillop Branch, gave an inter-
esting paper. Mrs, R. S. McKer-
cher very ably thanked alt those
who took part in the meeting, and
Mrs. H. E. Livingstone closed the
Meeting with prayer. A cup of tea
and lunch. werea, served by the
ladies.
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