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Breve /lege rite gee eeinenieliee
oesearze ,es igiffa 3 cx.iiii:iste r.13
VAL nese
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i.icottwe on 'elle mete eierreen
aioete et tee Vorla, az eardozore
;aza mitten -a endee, Ogdeen ire
sate J. La. Minot 0-4 tiut3Orlen, in
tee nneement
to Alive:in engem
at Port Amen, oza tee:ages?, Leovera.
,= eer sate,Z3ti p.m. 'ene aaerea wed
eerve innen. severelanly welcome.
asdreiceion fel eente.
Boys and .
g Girl1,vilistrinuw
eeier en naturdno.
oe no MrWee Meter -nen 'wee a fleece -lei
erra, Meeittfe, nr., is visiting her
slauentei, rare Wm. Taylor, oz. et.
%mucus. e
N'NUAL elieoee Blason,,of Winginoto relent
NNvAL ,lainclay with tneir triend, elm; Mahe!
Wreden.
hike 1na McDrien, of Auburn,
visitee on Seedily with her aunt,
Parq Goidon Snell
Mrs. Wm. McDowell spent, the
NEW NATURE DOORS-- - -wee-laced with - her IrlOthOrs--- blr'a• J.
-Anderoon, of Blyth.
Chub, of St., Helene, it; male.
Ina an eetended visit with her daueb.
ten Xre. lilarein McDowell,
Mr. Kerr, .of truer,els, wee the
gueet rit the home of Ildr. and Mr;.
Wm. Wehlen over tile streeleend. • •
VS. John H311i0fl arr $011, or -
don, et Goalie% visited. over Sunday
Order.; taken for Personal with Th. and Mrs. W. IL Campbell.
-Greeting Cards Mrs. Hatay Cook returned home on
Wednesday last from Toronto. Little
Erma is still in the Sick Childemes
Hospital, but we hope for a speedy
Co
ie s ook StoreMr. und Mrs. john •Snell and helm,'
recovery.
of Detroit, npent the weeleand 'with
ereee... their parents, Mr. 41141 Mrs. George
Brien, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs, Necomb,
'
ASIttIELD of Blyth.
Me, Donglas Campbell telt for
TINY Illrf.S
FATHER TINES
MOTIIEB GOOSE
and many °there
So our new and latest Copy-
right Fiction and Ileprint beaks
Mr. mad Mo.. Tom Bogie, of Port
Albert, visited at the home et the
lettere; parents on Sunday.
Mem Lilian Mackenzie visited
frienda in Wingham over the week-
end, ,
fate W. ed. sr will nold their
monthly meeting on Wednesday als
ternoon the home of Mrs. D. A.
MacDonald, at lerzehalsh.
Dr. Cannawineof Toronto, gave an
, addreas on Sabbath echool work and
, young peoples societies lit illshlield
Fresbyterina Church on Sunday morn.
fug.
Miss Doak Ribbon, of Wingbam
*meet Sunday at her home in Kintaii:
Mrs. Dunain hiacirernitin has re.
turned home after spenditig a few
daYs with friends in Toronto.
. LANES
Mr.
and etre Welter Alton spent a
45,, In reicknow vecentlys
Miss Lena Hooka% of. "trawanosb,
spent tho weelaend under the paren-
tal roof here.
Mr. and Airs. Rimy Hackett spent
a day in Godetieli recently.
A number from here atteniled the,
eine of horses held in Wirigham on
Saturday last
Quite a nuMber from here attend -
the tonort held hi Duogannon on
ay evening. "
Mo. Alvin Bowies retortion to her
home in London on Friday last, after
epending a few dos with her inother,
Mrs. David Hackett.
IttiSSOS Myrtle Johnston, Elsie
Vint, Melda and Winnie Lianas and
lidera Hackett, all of L If Se' epent
the loch -end' at their homes here.
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North St. United Church
Ladies' Aid
,BAZAA1?
WILL UK HELD 0,11
Sat., . 2 '28
Sale of home.Intrie Baking,
Aprons, Fancy 'Work Candy
TEA SEINER -FROM 3.30 is 7.00d.
-
Guelph Miniday morning, then On to
Toronto at -night to take part in the
junior farmers' judging team at the
Rove! Fair.
Mr. Norman MeDowell, ate of the
winning ten in the judging' contot
0131(1 eat Clinton recently, left thio
Tuesday morning for Toronto to at-
tend tbe Royal Winter 'Fair. He will
be gueet at the Baton banquet and
theatre party on Thurs .daY
itormusylLug
The Sunday :wheal are bolding
. their annual. Christmas program on
IFeiday evening, Dee. 21.
The conuntinny wish- to express to
Miss Ford theft -deepest sympatby in
her retent sad bereevereent.
On Felder?' of feet week Mr. and,
Mrie Ralph Pearson and Miss Isabelle
Kaufman, of Ilieltson, were visiton at
the home ofRev. arid Mr,. J. W. Her -
bort.
__Rev. M. P. Smith, of West China;
Inerere Hilton King and Mac Brown
of Ilielcson; and Mrs. E. M. Brown,
Eunice Brown and Gladys Brown, ol-
eo of Hickson. were gueets at ' the
parsonoge on Thursday.
On account of weather. conditions,
the attendance et Y. P. League on
Friday night was not as large as us-
ual, but those wbo came were araply
rewarded by the splendid tome given
.by Mrs. C. 'Cooper, of Sharon.
The young- ladies Of the Miesion
Circle bave reason to Ire proud of the
streeeSS of their animal bazaar held
in the beeenient of the church. on
Thursday evening last. The splendid
work which they offered for sale WO
nulekly bought up by the many peo-
ple who were present. The program
which was greatly enjoyed by all,
was followed by lunch •
'The yowl/ ,people of ilohnoville
anil ty 4s;eithl)esnte'errsattozi
their rally SerVite 011 Sunday evening
leen Bailie Walton led the meet-
ing at a very elliment winner, and
Elmer 'Potter gave a very convincing
sddress on "The Case 'against Alco.
hot," Rev, j. W. Herbert spoke
briefly on "The Challenge to Youth,"
which WAS responded, to by Norman
W1.0 Wilhelmme Tresearthe. fleeter.
talon of purpose tee& were nigned
by nearly all those present. The' in.
•spiration of the meeting 'wee mater-
ially increased by the musk fuvnisle.
ea by Ebenezer ovehestra and a ape.
Poo dens etiPir.
fl1ttNM)\
MF:s2. LW, .Gavreirea left cir illeadae-
; lee, Towline, weer() gaLu
SiSZCro Mre, nteKetee
• Zr. ae.ci Mre. Jae, G. Figgine, of
Thor.eld, were Thankegiving venture
with the btscies aunt, 5.1zo. David;
,
M. zeal,. co', of the F.'asee of
Conlarett° c2ati, iYarz,F,,an1104, ;735
week -end gaga with irierele at Loa -
don arel anew?.
ler. aim eaa. ed 176-tvlers, of
;Wailiertou, vented the forreetea 'par -
cots, M. aed nine lieury Fowler, at
aliarakegivine.
i .1)r, George Case, of Cobalt, arad
' Benon Case, ,of Toronto, were
wee:sand Wolter:int tile home of.then
perente, Dr. T. E. aed Mee Cowie
Wm. Thompoon attended the.
reeeat wedding of her zr.rindilaugh,
- ter, Misa Leanne Thempeori, daugh.
to of Mr. and eare. Chao. Thompeon,
of London.
FranklIn. Thiele:ma was up
front London :for the .weeli,end, and ore
hie vetwen was accompeniee by XII
tootner, Mrs. leen. Thompson whole
spending_ tWo_ woke:with _I:clap:NI
there,
Mr. Beacom, the newly -appointed
inspector for West Hilton,. paid lib
first *facial visit to Dungannon
schood ori Monday. Ile also confer.
red with the seltool board who met at
the sebool during his visit,
Mrs. Robert Do.videon and Allan
Reed, who had been visiting relatives
at Elm during the week, returned
to Dungannon on Friday evening.
Mier. Davidsonattended the Educa-
tional ,Conference held in Guelph on
Friday.
eleetiorts for the township of Aeldield
is being held in the township hall on
Monday next, Nov. 20th. The eke -
tion, which is being neld a month
earlier this year than usual, will take
place on Monday, Dec. ard.
Mrs. C. C. Benet attended the fun.
oral of a relutive, Mr. Young, at Sea. ter, Mks Evelyn Stoner oe Toronto
- The ateminationd for the municipal
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Now is the time to have
your
Sewing Machine
OVERHAULED
Part., ON, Betts, Needles, etc.
MISS NOBLE
Crikish rucheuge Lickeic
much plateere in :
'ereil oy teem. tine cor.gregatiori
wiacb have erecese the beaming, is
minority group, and deserve much
eredit tor their enterprising teurit.
elle former Metbodist church was
perehaoed by them, and bee been coat-
ptetely traneformed,,so that it bar,
Inc appearance of en entirely new
pending, and presents a „very pleas.
rag and atteective appearence +both
n its exterior and interior. The
heilang_evea enleed end a_ bat'ement
Pluded-nraleineatli;' .1.1111e ihe outside
has been flniohed in red heck, and the
interior is finished in light ook, with
new poets, pulpit and organ. Elec-
tric lights have been installed, and it
Is heated. by a furnace,
lefr. and Mrs. M. Iloiftrien'rettmed
reoently front Detroit where they et.
e atter's
'Moe, Miss. Dorothy Stoner, to Mr.
Burville Mitebell, son of Roe Wit.
liam Mitchell and Ma. MLtheiI, ,of
Detroit, The wedding tea place irt
Hager Meneerial•ehurch, Detroit, the
eeremone -being performed by Rev.
William lifitchelg father of the ego=
aud paStor of rile 'church in which it ,
took Place. The winsome bride took -
ed very charming in a gown of white,
crepe satin, with veil of Brussels net
caught with erargo Moments. She
carried a Shower bouquet of white -
roes. She was attended by her -
forth, on Saturday. $he also visited
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Hervey Webster, of Goderieh, who
with Mr. Webster, acompanied her
on her return to her home On Sunday.
Mra l'oree left on Saturda
toe Timmins, where olio will he a
&est for the winter menthe With her
daughter, lYlro. A. S. Thompson. She
WAS accompanied by her daughter,
Mies Alma Free, et. N., who will
make, e short visit before her return
to Dungannon.
The Fred G. Brown Faeee-Comedy
co., which appears in the Parish Hall,
Dungannon, 'every night during the
week, is attracting Urge 'avdieneee.
Apart from the stenes which 'they
preserit they are senate mei:vine and
offering 'ono •for the baby aeluriee.
the highest number of votes and also
resent. cktl‘tr features of Internet.
t
who acted as bridesmaid, and wa$
gowned in yellovr transparent velvet,
and carried a bouquet of yellow rose*.
lrolloiving the ceremony, the happy
brick and bridegroom received the
congratulations and good wishes of a
host of friends who had gathered in
the eliureb. see them married, both
being' very popular young people.
Afteawards, with Me invited guests,
who lumbered about thirty-five, they
renaired to the home of the brideo
PateatabNikere a dainty wedding' sap -
ver WAS served. After dinner epee.
des were made SY several of the
guestse Whiedt.they spoke in glow-
ing terms ofothe.pctpularity of the
recently rtUVrifeci- couple, who both
uelteowledged the sieve in neat re-
plies. The following' day the bride
and groom motored to Dungannon,
being Accompenied by Ilfr. and Mre;
riothuin whose' guests the 'w f
y me t ays p eir leaving' for d
• The regular re tint etin +of A few 41 AO th
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awit.arodu • -s-1.01101.01110r, .abt
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Silk Velvet for Dresses at $2.75
VELVET....the fabric of beauty and f9r service. French
Silk Velvet of deepest raven black, of exquisite quality,
width, 36 inches. 'Special per yard.—
WOOL BLANKETS
These days when color plays such an
important part in the scheme of house -
furnishings. The daintAt shades of
the new Blankets' and Quilts are very _
pleasing shades of Rose, Blue, Mauve,
anti Gold. Blankets all whipped and
finished singly. :Various patterns An
clieeks and plaids. Finest' all wool.
.unshrinkable. Size 72 x 84. At
COATINGS
-53-inclf line arviar tieavy soft -Coat: -
lugs. Blues, Browns, Reds, Mauve. -
Per
StIEE.TINGS
72 -Inch best quality unbleached Sheeting
on special sale......
UNDERWEAR
• Mert's extra heavy all pure wool, Red
Label unshrinkable Shirts and Drawers,
' size 36 .t(7 42. Al per garment. $195
GLOVES
Finest quality, heavy Chanoisette
Gloves. 25 (keen pairs on sale; all
'shades, domes and pultover styles,
sizes 6 to S. Vahte Sim) per pair,
Mrs. Paul Mandel; for a few days this.
Week.
Mr. It YoungeieId a very sue,.
eessful sale on Monday. Everything
sold well and Mr.- Young; realized
good prices for his 'stock., We ewe
pleased to; report that Mr, Teuntx
remaining in the conkanunity, hav-
ing reserved eve acres at the tomer
and will have the cottage remodelled
and *cope it in the spring.
A very succosral modem of the
W. IC S'. Was *held' 'Wedeesdan,
Nov. 14th, at the Itente of the preSi-
.
e 4 e le ark. Not au at-
the Dungannon brmielt of the Wont -
tone Institute will he held on Thurits
day, Nov. 29th, at the home of Mrs.
Erect Boss, at 0 p.M. The topic
will be, "Menus for Christmas din-
ner." and will be taken by Miss Geor-
giAllen. atoll tallewill be answer, -
ed by exchange of acmes.
Mr. and Attn. David Nevins, and
familee Who had spent the eurneeer
at Sault Ste. Marie, mul at points in
Manitoba, arrived home last week.
The entire tripi, both ways, was made
by motor and proved 'very enjoyable.
Mr. NIV0113, who made a sale in the
spring arid vented his farm for the
year, settre On his farm again in
the springs
Despite the rain and fog of Friday
evening, Dungannon saw .one- of the
largest etowda ever witnessed at any
gathering. The oceasion was a free
oneert sponsored by George Spottore
M.P., for North Hum, and 'present.
ed in the agricultural hall by the
•Wingliara Dramatic Company, To
e
ball WAS packed' to the doors early iu
the evening, and niany who came lat-
er were turned away AS every' 0,Vait
ableaspace was occupied. A erfeeeh
by Mr. Spotten, in his fine innterleal
stele, raided much, to the entertain-
, ment of tbe! e'voning. Following .the
concert. tbe crowd eongregitted in the
parish hell; where- a dance wan held,
the music being furnished by Artie.
Ines five -piece orchestra of 'Wing.
711am. Mr, Spottou ,annouitced that It
would be Made ark araltral (Nerd.
•
nOn-GOcierielk _Mail COUVier* MO with
an accident while returning to Dun-
gannon •vvith the emit one day thia
week 'during a blinclifig snow storm.
His winilsbield became covered with
snow, and in endeevoring to wipe it,
failed to see an upproathing truck,
with which he collided. His car,
which Was a . eoaebo turned misfile
down in the ditch but strange to Say;
that, while it was otherwiee broken,
none of the glass was brokent and,
forttrnately, Mr. Armstrong himself
sustaitied but little injury. A pas.
eine tootmest brought km and the
mail to Dun/minion, and since thou
he bas used his hoz' for delivering
the'meil. •
B. J. eturniin o.: :..84-itk AM, had hie
ear badly sinasned on ktittity evening
while drrving to Dungannon, when he
" came Ihrintny "in eakkG46 Wrt,h *A Hell
- tetepnone pole as, he was driving
Idowa the river Ilia on tho 4th tonces-
mon. 'tile night wa$ 84 foggy that it
was very dancult to see the road and
Mt. Dwain Wee just about to atop his
ear to get out to see where he was
1when the impact oreurrcd. rfhe Tkoln
VMS broken completely off abaft half.
way nie the upper pottion falling up.
ae."0,0 on the at, winch then skidded aide.
way$ to the fence, teering off two
,svireels. The top of the car ouffered
' rather badly ,when the broken pole
fell upon it. but Mr. and Mrs. Durnin
3te congratulating themselves that
they eareped terious injum a see.
ere oheek tied tome -ntinor injuries te
i hire. Dinneen arm, being the worat.
sl The wonder ie that then weie not
4 meal riebidentu that night, as the mist
wal 03 deate end there were te mane
ars on the read.
It large numbet ,,Noto DUngantk43
and vicinity atterded the opening of
the new Preebyterien church at Aub.
um en Sunday lain when the riew
church building was formally opened
and dedieined, the imprersive cere
knotty being performed irk the Tires-,
tear et * JAM corkgregation which
filled tho building to its inmost cap.
acity. Rev. R. C. MeDertied. pastor
; of Knox churce, Goderiele officiated,
1 and oreviched fort. eful end inspirit* 1
il”Ktnori, et both morning and evening !
lloeriaices. At the morning An -vitt the
Auburn choir led in the aer vire of
Mi. Rein. .Areastroire the Dungan-
.,
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Our Stock is now complete with the
best than money can buy
• Ladies' Rubbers Are light, soft and endurable
l*n's, Boys' and Children's in light!kud helm), weishts.
gobbet* for even' Arbor of the family, and for every +occasion
See our Women* Splaehero. the rubber Overshoe.
Buy iene Etithheis when mow shoes' are dry and get a better fit
Bay your Rubbers at Ilem'a Boot Shop and get the Best.
W. Hern's Shoe Store
MILLINE
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Phone'
Specials in Stunning Hats for
for Winter
In Fabric which leads the mode of tottlay
Velvet Felt,. and Velvet and Silk in shades at
once becoming and correct On FRIDAY and
SATURDAY at $3 76 and $4.75.
Corsage Flowers New Shades
YOlt ARE MiliDIAILY INVITED TO INSPECT OUR 3TOCK.
MISS Mac VICAR
KINGSTON SIMI
: ,!preige, an anthem hy the fall their •
Aral toh'S by Mil!! Weir and Mr. If:
iMt:Gre hoinr very much etijoyett
lepefilt nuinttes., At the Pvening
ti,ifereit_e the •'etkpip pt Chalon 1,‘'e*y.,
111'000_4141 into anthems. The Clititog%
itsttee that% led the Marring. 51.14
semeie quartette was also iwird loth
1(3 to ance of 22 monitors. An impor-
St. -Thotnas, and later far Detroft, tent feature of the meetieg was the
where, the:: insinre . presentation of two life membership
Sundt:4 .acktaker teachers, ofileersauct certificates; one to Mrs. Jas. Peagau,
pppils„ who attended the Smithy ser.;,' who Made . Atting in.PkYt thanking
vices and convention' en 1Cforafar, ithe ladies for their kindeess and
connection with the Aelnea tower ithoughtfuinees, end the other to.Afre.
akii? Iteliglotts° neatihre. Sonfeterf Thos. IdePhee, who was unable ,to be
wore well iepaid Or braving tit4 fn-rprepent owing to ill health. After
,clement weather. On Suncley morn -Abe meeting the hostess served 4 dein-
init. Rev. WneM. Kiiiniavvirrs fey bitch imd social liour was spent
KID GLOVES FOR WOMEN
Fine cape kid, out gnat sewn, British
make, with one handsome dome fasten.,
ell. shades of Tan and Sand, sizes 6 to
731. Pair. '*4'*
SILK
SILK STOCKINGS
Full.Fasbloned and heavy all silk, with
deep garter welt, in a dozen new shades,
sizes 8j4 to 10. At per pair. .$1.51$
WOMEN'S COATS
—1"Weed 'Coats -in neat elfeC15 and of
softest English materials, trimmed with
finest Alaska Sable, or Wolf F-014, and
beautifully lined. Priced special at
$25.00, $35.00, $40.00 and $45.00.
COMFORTERS
White citon filled, sateen coveredi and
splendidly quiited, various tiesigusl.
,ehest Coloringe, SIxe-72 x 72. EattlA
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CoNGOLEMICRtia
sizos3 thi$ new patterns, "Ocddl
Seal" Not. 1 quality. New, prices now
prevallinp
on Tuesday from London, where she '
4114d spent- a Weeic. ' Her daughter,
Mee Alvin Bowies, aceoninanied been
home for a few days.
' A letge runalier front- Belfast weed
1,1Gtearge Spotter', hl. Pe give a very
*es(lovegli: saoot etgg.auuM„ °P., tgvivheeaar viVIer);.'
imaresting addrese to a peeked
'MANUS I
ease.
re o4 ir i8 i rit7.e t if ad ) re iel cl 3.m Star. 1 tl ito u 109,rpoppy d e1ie1 3ra Canadian Legion*. through
your paper thank all who helped and
cam-
paign the succese it, was. Ihe sum
ref e1d.5.94 was realized' this year
t agaiOt 474.30 in November, 1,927.
WILI*81), E:4 I'SEA'ee.CH-TreEaTst
Theft KO* Changed
The kind of mother who used to .
was
cer sottvetwotouyearitid paoungtatg,,, ,
_ ATWATER KENT
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etration
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spitamosi Road
iD.D., of theaderesbateelarreboard eif: Morning 'Star' Lodge, Ao F. * A. fare,sinv;va` 8:ye sites entre:rt so she
religious educateoh. Toronto. conduct-. Me held a very succeisfid at home ju eau drive trier • " • reeeee.' -
•ed divine servieel in .Asliffeld Preshr- r the Jedge'resensrheawweineereevepMg. " car. • -- ,
tertait cbarchi- in the afterrtOMt he , The evening was anent very pleasant- ' -Priirtninganhat Fteriseer AdVertieirue - •
addressed the ieenteregetihn •of gad:- ir ,The program, most of which Wati i That Pays 1-s- Star Serv'ire.
ett's United eltukche =din the angle' ,e4"neie and singing, was given by I none,"^-"eg.ner . ---
leg lie spoke in Dmtgerinon United 'Auburn and Nue. toot,. riere„ sheer,. -----7 ,
thurelig In the -evening the sleet . see les gill ewe* Dris$ Sadie Carter MALE mid FEMALE IIIILP WANTED
lif his ' •tilse°11186 wtm "Cali* aY8 isdiiiir Rice ace nine and Miss ' '
greatest z asset/ roilowibt an- out- llorothy craig sang- very nicely,
a. r OM*
Miss Gladys Taylor Rove a I•ecitaturn,
Aio mt. Frank Meliwain and lir. L.
Pentland favored* the audience with
ERR* $2$ ilk $50 .PER WEEX,
Positions open en city mid '
fen towns. Fie tin expert: Sara
Part Mae white . reaming.: We
Xne of Canada's emseurces,-.hey' fer-
„tile Dente, 'bee splendid' waterwaen,
her foreste, her mineral wealthe etre
eta, pr. Kainisevin mint. on to iihow
CINDERELLA
eauty
Shop e”
that tee greatest asset is ter tOyft tWO Y thpe of their comic. selections, .1' d •° 'Llx,ins felkAtad* Cor4 Square and Kintsfon
• d le Mins lit Pentlend on ra • , ' - ..- Street (up.otaire) over,
1
venity. of guiding ewer ore& in gave selections on the violin, novella.
their earlier yeare ler means' of th° - williol bY MEI randier on the orgen.
Sabbatie seheol „oatreemieee :The eaxaphone inueie rriven by
and girrso, bet young,- peupte; me, in .e.eeemname eylr. 110CSE Air1RING,, 1:111)CSTRIAL.
a stirring appeal, eniehastaea tee tie Organ. Aux. .1, artAsst,. of' Jac -court, jEzLIE:10:intak:VE.:111.OGE; ZoAsTBS., fin's atorerear 4
IIIATTEliir WELDING, VILIXAN ,
11/11111EftING AND Hun • r
DRESSING. • • • A
Feriplorenot eerviee from .reast i-ertnanenrs
SilicaUricpeirlirneliat.inente
Shampooing
Halt. Bobbing
1:IFEaaycieria:ertraiontoti:lhAgrc,hintit
Manicuring
. Atone 239 for Apioaintmeais
1
ween in connection with the ehurnbos. Ilwarn accompanied by bi's motinr.
ne spout, •wilosx tune, is naw en. was loolitemb•uesineJ°,antrYadign•rtintegrinPirchiell7;
thala devoted VI, Wotk foe the young grAn't '
'people* has tee mese eery nee& at 6°1.1;04 by nnerntrets of the craft,eon.
evert, and his sincerity arid cruelest- entire; of been nandwiekete cake, lee
ness held the attendee, ea hie 414 cream and coffee Then ail who ,car.
,ience ter ttpwatds of au- hour,. aa ed te' dane° daW113t4irS "Li °II.
•portrayed ve the reasons :roved a few hour% Musk was terns
for this steer work among the young, relied byMr. Farrish , and Mrs. Par -
Upon the following day, Monday, a: I'M and all went home well .pleased
convention wos heed. ut tne United with the evenineenuting. • "
church, Dungannotk, when delegates
trona preeticeuy every Sunda school
and enurch in the township, of, Ash-
field, were proent. A Round Tahm
Conference. waa held,' When. subjects
of vital intereet to ati were discussed,.
Tina was followed , by another splen-
did address by' Dr. Kannawin, his
subject heing, "Winning the World
for Christ through Childhood." Sup.
per WAS' served In the basement of
the church by the. Mies of the W. M.
S., and tater an evening liessiou vas
held. aim following oilleers were els
acted for the entitling year, and were
President, P. Ross; vice president, SALE OF
duly installed by Dr. Katmawin;
Mte Mattheiv tiliarldeton; eee.streas., FALL MILLINERY
Mrs. (1),n) SirePeerli elfildrelea 4livis. AIX FELT and VELVET
ion superintendent, &US$ E. Elliott.
BEMAST
• A few fronv here attended the tee-
Ventitin in the United clearch at Duns
gannon On Morino afternoon and
evening. •
•
twig*. foifree earalainie °to 1.):01!
infon Trade Schools- Limited. now
Managing aud operating Hemp-
toili Trade Sohonis of Canada and
r, S. A., bothDerninion Govern --
more neerteree 20oratmales °
1r0)11MOIST.TIVII)E SCHOOLS
Ora OIIjeo,1111 KING St W.,
TOItimo
1T,atern Dranchew:
London Montreal liamilton- --
Ottawa,
Mr, and 1Wits. 00orge Lane attend -
N
«t the constentioneof the U. F. (Van& eWnea.
UFW
afternoon
Mr. David Hackett returned borne
at Wi rig ans on Veld ay
boys' division superintendent. Palmer HATS *t greatly re-
Kilpatrickr gide diviener letiperiMete,
dents Mrs. Albert Alton; young Peo-
ple's division superintendent, William
Reim; adult diviioii euperinteedent,
11. 1141', home V SIM elliletitt
dents Mrs...Richard MeWhineey; tea -
there training superintendent, Rev.
J. A. Walket; missionary superinten.
dent, 3. B. Young; temperaaeo supt.,
Jahn Foster. The newly -elected pre-
eident, Mr. F. Roes, then took the
chair and presided over the meeting,
the main featute of which wee an ed -
dress by Rev. Dr. Karintavin. Using
the words et .'u- Saviour in eailiug
his dieeipIes, "Follow Me," he pointed
out the wonderful leaderebip of
Cheist who has siower to "raw *11
men unto Himself?' The eenvention
next year is to be +held in Itaekettie ATI•
United ehurth, Ashfleld. Nve have •just received a
• -dined Priem •
Sale starting
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd.
Universal Millinery
North Side gguare Godietich
• • •'„ . .
4.44.4•44.44....ort
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Ali
1
'it OPEN EVE' AIGS:
Furntture
Don't buyi any _new
Furniture, Bak' Gar..
ring*, etc.; until you
e get our prices.
• We positively ea lee
•'younioney. Meanest
:Farniture at the tow-
eit amt.
HAROLD itAmmToNrs
• FURNITURE EXCHANGE
On the Broadway at Gomm'
PS
• IVIIAT TO GIVE,
Pictures!
the gift untisata
•Be individual. 'Your selection
of such a gift indieates to the
recipient your own good taste.
Its message of 'loveliness is just
the right sift for therperson
'WU- "has ever/thing.' ' Our
tomplete Christmas stock is
here -led our prices are rear
seeable too.
Smi• th's Art aniGift Store
RUBBERS!,
• DEPENDABLE FOOTWEAR AT
FAIR PRICES
Everywhere under all conditions there San insistent de-
mand for sound quality in Footwear. The Roots Shoes, ax..
fords, Strap Slippers, Rubbers, Rubber Boots, doloshes and
Ovetshoes sold IT ill have strength, quality, and style that
places them in a class by themselves for wear. They have
reliability that comes front lone; experience and nv)st careful
methods in selecting footwear that we know to be the very
bet, In Life.Buoy Rubbers there is no question about quality,
style and prices. Thkv an be produced by a factory making
tubber footwear e*chivty. They are without exception
the hest [MUM cured rs on the market. Give us the
oppornouty of showing y u the many kinds and Sfyitc.
CARLOW large assortment of
• Mi. he. (411)10.10oN oad siotere
lie, virited at it. Ifelens on Sunday.
Mr. Thos. Wilson shipped two Car-
InAtbk otetoe k en Monday from Me.
Gaw Station.
Miee Julia 'Young speet .the week.
and with nor went!, Me. nee Mre,
IL M. Young.
Junior Bridge
and Table Lamps.
ilemrIlijo*rwditrt."1414171rNow is the time to make
and Mrs. 14, Yowls.
•Several front lrigh sitendvel the your sel
ie.ection. -
church opering of the Presbytetian
chureh at Aobern o unday•
—
• Mr and Mr* Jemi ellelairty end
two children. of tif..±Wifte, anent the
• week -mid vett% Mr, mid , 4....
Rehetts.en asd reeer reliniree here,
Mr, 8,4 Mr*, (1%1, 040 seri
Mee. Retthyfter. all pf • i"ite411
• with the forrneet perpn lts,Red
• 3. R. WHEELER
maim miscroe
• sinuous strew
Phaiirat 14tora IIL
GEO. if VICAR
NORTH Mt