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LA PETITE Two dia-
monds glorify a dainty
case. 23 Jewels, in yel-
low or white. $69.95
JET CLIPPER• Tells
date and time at a
glance. All stainless
.steel, 17 jewels, self
winding, certified
waterproof*, and ad-
justable expansion
bond. 579.95
Other Smart
BULOVA
WATCHES
as low as
37.50
CARAVELLE and WESTFIELD
WATCHES, from • • $14•95 up
SAVAUGE'S
Jewellery - Gifts - Fine China
SEAFORTH
ors, Friends Gather.
To Honor Nov�mber Bride
Thirty-seven neighbors and
relatives attended a miscellan-
eous shower Tuesday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Triebner, honoring Miss
Alice Devries, of Brussels,
bride -elect of Friday, Nov. 20.
The shower was arranged by
Misses Gayle -Robinson, Kippen,
and Marion McNutt, of Hills -
green. The address was read by
Ruth Moore, and gifts present-
ed by Cheryl Riley, who was
assisted by a few older girls.
Alice thanked everyone for the
gifts. A. delicious lunch was
served by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones at-
tended the Royal Winter Fair
in Toronto. on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wood-
cock, Ann and Jim, and Mrs.
Max Johnson and Susie, of Dear-
born, Mich., attended the Boz-.
zato-Kyle wedding on Saturday
and visited during the weekend
with Mr, and Mrs. William Kyle
and Al.
Showersoor Bride
Mrs. Bozzato,, ttie former Bon-
nie Kyle, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kyle, of Kippen,
was honored at several showers
prior to her marriage Saturday,
November 21, when she receiv-
ed some lovely gifts. Mrs. An-
thony Bozzato, of Welland, en-
tertained on November 15, and
,a congregational shower was
held at St. Andrew's, United
Church, Kippen, on Wednesday,
evening; November 18, and was
arranged by Mrs. Lloyd. Lovell
and Mrs. Edgar McBride.
The program consisted of
singing by the McKay family,
accompanied by their mother,
Mrs. Ken McKay; Mrs. Lloyd
Lovell conducted two contests
and sing -songs were enjoyed,
with Mrs. Ross Broadfoot at
the piano.
Following the rehearsal Fri-
day evening, the bridal party
was entertained by the bride -
elect's mother, Mrs. Wm. Kyle,
and Mr. Kyle.. Those who en-
tertained previously were: a
sister, Mrs Harold Caldwell,
Hensall; an aunt, Mrs. Emerson
Kyle, Kippen; Mrs. Clarence Du-
charme in Zurich. Mrs. W. J.
F. Bell entertained the 4-11
Girls' Club and a presentation
of a pair of dresser lamps was
made.
The UCW meeting was held,
in the church Tuesday evening
and was in charge of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Bert Faber. The wor-
ship was taken by Mrs. John
Sinclair and Mrs. Ray Consitt.
Mrs. Dalton favored with a
musical number and the guest
speaker for the evening was
Miss M. Ellis, who spoke on
"India."
Reports were given by Mrs.
H. Jones and Mrs. B. Faber, whb
attended the regional meeting
recently. Plans were complet-
ed to cater to a wedding this
month, also dinner to be serv-
ed •to 1-luron Presbytery men.
Hostesses were Mrs. R. McGre-
gor and Mrs. K. Lovell. •
Sergeant Charles (Tiny) Wilk-
inson, of the Provincial Police
of Milton; spent Wednesday of
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• Streamlined, fluorescent lit background,
controls are out of children's reach
• Seven -heat rotary switches
timed appliance outlet
• Tubular broil element - oven light .=
push button switch
• 30" wide, 281/," deep,
36" to cooking top (47114" overall height)
Reg. "vat. $214.95
SAVE $1.50
Kitchen
STEP
STOOL'
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SAVE '20 CENTS
Windshied
Washer
ANTI-
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WRENCH
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• Deep overflow powered rinse
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• Idealtot•barns,
• Protectiveshutters poultry houses
and back guardhatcheries
• y° H.P. motor
•'12 mth. warranty (Westinghouse)
CO-OP SALE PRICE
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TEMPERATURE
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FLOOR POLISHER
• Modern 'low silhouette', two -brush
style'
• Counter rotating brushes for better
balance
.• Complete with felt buffing pads
STANLEY
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Capacity:
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• 3- alkey geared, chuck Reg. VaL 417.95
• chuck speed 2250 rpm SALE
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• 115 volts -2 amperes PRICI 15195
"Nite
Hawk"
LANTERN
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SALE
PRICE (1.,. bdn.rt.$)
• Red signal flasher, 3" pre -focused '
spot light
• Steel head swivels 180'; head and
flasher rotate 360°
• Uses 6 volt battery (No. 793) or
eight CO.OP D -cell batteries(r•4
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last week visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Kercher. Sgt. Wilkin-
son was a former resident of
Hensall district.,
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Ship-
man and family were recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey Jones and sons.
Decorate
Doorways
At Xmas
The ring of the doorbell, and
the muffled tread of feet on the
porch is a happy sound, for at
Christmas is the time when we
especially welcome friends and
relatives. And what better way
to express hospitality than in
decorations for yourfront door?
The front entrance of ,,,your
home is the focal point of at-
tention and should be the first
part to be decorated in any pro-
gressive plan to decorate, by
stages, the exterior of your
home.
The traditional Christmas
wreath hung on the front door
will always be in styfle, for it is
one of the most widely used
symbols of Christmas hospital-
ity. There are many ,new and
interesting ways to use wreaths
of various materials for your
front door, but one of the most
attractive is still the simple
wreath of evergreen boughs
with a bright Christmas red
ribbon, hung on the centerline
of the door, about three-quarters
of the distance up. The whole
effect can be enhanced greatly
by mounting an outdoor flood-
light where it can be trained
on the doorway to enhance .its.
architectural lines. •
If purchasing a floodlight for
this purpose, make sure it is
weatherproof. Use floodlight kits
that include a weatherproof 100
or 150 -watt lamp, a holder de-
signed to permit either ground
or raised mounting, and wea-
ther proof cord and connectors.
You can choose lamps in clear
glass, or in blue, green, red,
yellow, or pink, depending on
the effect you wish to create.
A more elaborate type of door"
decoration might be created if
you have a covered porch. In
this case it is easy to place
evergreen boughs under the
cornice of the porch roof, and
entwine them with strings of
outdoor sparkle lights, to give
a bright, gay , appearance, or
the softer glow lights, for a
quieter effect.. And if .you are
lucky enough to have two ever-
green trees flanking the porch
steps, or your front door, they
can conceal two floodlights, one
on either side, that throw their
beams upward to bathe the 'en-
tire entrance area in an ipter-
esting pattern of light and sha-
dow. The trees could also be
decorated with strings of out-
door sparkle (which have a clear
glass) or glow lights (which
have an opaque glass) to 'add to
he beauty of the doorway. '
Lighted candles are a lovely
ddition to any doorway decor-
tion as a symbol of the Christ-
mas spirit. Candles can be eas-.
ly made from sections of pipe,
lastic or mailing tubes, etc,,
nd wired with an •outdoor
tring and a red sparkle light
ulb for the "flame". A section.
f plywood, cut to shape . and
ainted can be mounted on
ither side of the• doorway, to
ake a simple frame of lighted
andle.
Don't forget that your home
nd grounds will be viewed in
he daytime as well as at night,
o try to conceal as much as
ossible the. floodlights, wires
nd extension cords not intend -
d for display.
Christmas time is also a time
or common sense in using
lectricity outdoors. It is per-
ectly safe, but some simple pre-
autions will not detract one bit
rom the pleasure of creating a
eautiful decorative effect for 1
our home. Be sure that your
trings and sockets are express -
y for outdoor use. Sockets
hould be all plastic, with plas-
c clips to ensure a firm attach-
ent to evergreen boughs and
ther material. If exposed to
recipitation, sockets should be
ositioned „ so that the lights
ill hang downwards' so that
ater or snow won't collect in
hem. Connections between
rings should either be taped
ith a waterproof tape, or hung
such a way that water cannot
eep in.
Don't overload the electrical
rcuits' of your house. If a
use blows, replace it with a
ew one of the same amperage,
sually 15 amperes, and' reduce
he load by disconnecting some
f the appliances and lights in
he house that are on the same
ircuit: Never use substitute
aterials for fuses.' Basement
✓ attic circuits are the best
ources for outdoor lighting cir-
uits, since they are not norm-
lly in use as much as the liv-
g areas of your home. Many
ew homes have• a special ex-
erior circuit installed . which
rings convenient power to an
utdoor Christmas display, sum-
er lawn party decorations, and
o operate power garden took
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FASHIONS for the
MIMS
FOR THE MEN • •
Ties $1.00 to $2.00
Socks $1.00 to $1.95
Tie and Sock Sets •••••• $2.95
Gloves,$1.25 to $4.95
Wool Plain Scaves $1.95
Cashmere Scarves ,$2.95
Dressing Gowns $13.95
Belts • • • • • • • • $1.00 and $2.00
Pyjamas $3.95 to $5.95
Sport Shirts $3.95 to $7.95
White Dress Shirts $3.95 to $5.95
Striped Dress Shirts, tab collar 5.95
Cuff Links . . $2.50 Tie Tacs •' • $1.50
Set of Cuff Links and Bar $3.95
White Linen 'Handkerchiefs 50c
SWEATERS
Pullovers and Cardigans • • $3.95 to $14.95
FOR THE BOYS
-Sport and Dress T -Shirts . • • • $1.95 to $2.95
Sweaters -Pullovers
or
Cardigans $2.95 to $5.95
SOCKS , 69c to 89c
Dress Gloves $1.00 to $2.95
Cowboy Belts . $1.00
BOYS' HOCKEY SWEATERS
Leaf's, Canadien's, or Bruin's
Socks
Toques
-$2.95
$1.69
98c
BILL O!SHEA Men's Wear
Phone 527-0995
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GY one on your Christmas List •
for every . ,
For' Ladies !
COCKTAIL
and
COSSACK
BOOTS
In the.
Latest
Styles !
CUDDLE PUPS .
The:warm cozy slip-
pers for ladies. Kauf-
man's Foamtreads ;
completely washable,
and many others • to
choose from.
For
SLIPPERS
Shearling
lined
Romeos and
Kaufman's
Foarntread.
M•
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Men !
Slippers for
the
Children !
KAUFMAN SLIPPERS
Completely washable, in Misses',
Youths' and Children's .
Plus. Many - Others !
, Curling
BOOTS
Famous
Ken Watson and several other
brands for . . ,
MEN and LADIES
Bauer
SKATES
for the whole
family.
Hockey,
Figure and
Tot.
WE EXCHANGE
SKATES
OTHER'SUGGESTIONS .
A Pair of Shoes for one of the family .
Overshoes for' Children, Mom or Dad . .
or a Gift Certificate for the undecided.
ALL THIS AND MORE AT
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McBrine • Luggage
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READ'S SHOES &
LUGGAGE
Phone 527-0690 ' Seaforth
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