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ETHEL, ONT..
GROCERIES, MEATS DRY GOODS
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NEILSON'S JERSEY ICE CREAM
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Kam
69c,
43c
41c
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Prem
York Peanut Butter
(Iliandi.Saver Jar)
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GENTLEMEN'S CLUB
,NEWS ITEMS
One day last week I decided on
a, fish dinner. Not the scavenger
cod or the hind you buy in a
store but one taken from the
cool waters in Paradise Valley.
I hunted' up my rope line and
big hook Tommy Garnies made
me and went direct to where the
big ones are, and only I know
where, For years the poachers
from town have trespassed on
me but they have never discover-
ed • the subterranean channel
which runs underground, from
the Arctic ocean, I presume.
It, was my lucky day. When I
was looking for a suitable worm
I found a flask of swamp whisk
ey, probably sixty UL seventy
years old. Swamp liquor is as
pure as the driven snow, as clear
as spring water and not a head-
ache or a hicough in a hogshead:
I took a fair sample and was
at peace with the world. Never
was the sky so blue, Those
cedars, with the wind blowing so
gently, sang a lullaby and the
water in the creek played the
rippling water jig. When ..I went
to take the worm from the old
salmon can I poured a shot of
liquor in to see what would.
happen. The Temperance people
say it will kill- a worm, but: not
this one. He stood on his, head.
and wiggled his tail, or maybe it
was vice versa. Anyway, I didn't
have the nerve to thread him
on the hook. I tied him on with
a shoe lace, one end' of him. Ten
seconds after I made my cast that
rope started going turougn my
hand like a windlass, bat I manag
ed to snub it round a tree. Well
I pulled out one of them real big
miles an hour, wanting, of count,
funny so I examined him care-
fully. To my surprise, that fish
worm was wrapped around his
throat, tight as a fiddle string
and was saying, you dirty - -
next time you try to bite me
choke you to death. Well, I got
back to my good panel and
figured I better get rid of the
balance of the bottle. I was just
bringing it to my lips when L
looked and there was that durn
worm crawling along about ten
miles an hour, wanting, of course,
another drink. I divided it be-
tween us and when I left he was
standing on his tail and wagging,
his head, or maybe vice, versa.
Them scaly suckers at the
Sinner's Club won't believe my
story. They don't believe a whale
swallowed Jonah. I do, after all,
Jonah didn't swallow the Whale.
Well, catching 'a fish is no
good unless you know how to.
,cook it, Salmon and trout must ,
be fried in butter. Cod, mackeral,
and halibut, in pork drippings
and herring alway boiled, red.
pepper, never black.
I had a nice dinner, please,
excuse me, I have to have a drink,
of water.
Truthfully Yours
T. K. F.
VACATION IN NEW YORK,
Miss Mary Louise Harmon and
Miss Joyce. Harmon, Toronto.
have returned from a vacation in
New York where they attended
the World's Fair. They also toured,
the U.N., Eimpire State Building,
China Town and other points of
interest. ,
THE UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
organist; Miss Sharon Moray.
Minister: Rev. A. M. Anniston
HD
9:45 a.m. Sunday School
av 00 'p.m. "World-Wide
Communion Sunday"
CITIUTTH
IN CANADA
MELVILLF. CHURCh
Minister: 1CAV. Morrison MA
Organist: Mrs. Frank Thompson
ARPT
10.00 a.m. Church School
11.00 a.m. Laymen's Service
Everyone Welcome
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
Reel. :: Rev. H. L. Jennings
IA.. JAIL
Organist: Mrs, B. &Mott
SY. JOHN'S
11.15 a.m. Holy Communion
and Church School
St. ALBAN'S, ATWOOD
3.00 p.m. Closing Service of
St. David's, Henfryn
by the Right Reverend.
A. F. Appleya.rd D.D.
Bishop of Georgian Bay
September Meeting
Of +Brussels U.CW.
The general meeting of the
upw was held September 15th in
the Sunday School room.
Mrs. Thomas opened the meet-
ing with devotions centred around
Thanksgiving.
Hymn 671 was sung. Mrs. Lloyd
Wheeler read the scripture from.
Mathew, chapter 6. Mrs. Jean
Bridge led in prayer. Meditation
on Thanksgiving was read by
Miss Luella Mitchell. Mrs. Mc-
Fadden led the responsktre prayer.
Bringing in the Sheaves was
sung by the quartette, Mrs. Dick
Stephenson, Mrs. George Mc-
Outeheon, Mrs. Ivan Campbell,
Mrs. Lawrie Cousins,
Mrs, Harold Thomas, Mr&
Eleanor Hemingway and Mrs.,
Alma Watson, who attended the
a five day conference at Alma
College during the summer, out-
lined their activities and re-
ported on the various speakers.
The recommendation of the
executive that we do not have a
fowl SUpper was accepted on
motion of Mrs. R. B. Cousins and
Mrs. Rowland,
Mrs. Cousins gave a report
from the G. furnishings and work
will proceed on the cnoir loft in
the near future.
Itwas moved by Mrs. Johnston
seconded by Mrs. tudnark that
the recommendation Of the
executive to make choir gowns
for the Junior Choir be accepted.
Slides of the work at Woodeden
were shown by Mrs. Parker and
Mrs. Rann.
Hymn 383 was sung and the
meeting closed with the bene-
diction.
Lunch was served by the Com,
mittee in charge.
stYceum •Thea
WINGHAM
WED.-THURS.-FRI.-SAT.
SEPTEMBER 30 - OCTOBER 1-24
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This is another riotous Hope comedy de-
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