The Goderich Signal-Star, 1954-12-09, Page 5••When I first considered insurance
I was particularly concerned about
the size of premiums I'd have to pay.
mss••: • . , ..
'"Then 1�**he Mutual Life of Canada
Baan said: �Reniexnber, t r a cost of haft: insuri e
premiums you parless fhte'div cf'endsti 'oz;4":receive.'
"I studied the dividend record of The Mutual Life and found it
. outstanding. I bought all my life insurance from that Company
-- and have received generous dividends regularly.
This brief study saved me real money year after year."
You, too, should aim to get the best protection for your family,
at lowest net cost. Consult The Mutual Life of Canada
representative in your community today.
of. CANADA' ;
HEAD OFFICE - WATERLOO ONTARIQ,.`
- Established 1069.'
4L32-54
Your local Mutual Life of Canada representative•
Frank Reid, Local Representative.
C. W. Leach, Branch Manager. Branch Office, Stratford, Ont.
Ras food. Czo
'1Iclsters of evergreen tied. with
red Bandy Banes and pine, cones
were used in decoration foal the
annual ca rastmas' Fair staged by
tha Wholje W'oinen's League of
St. Peter's Church at the. British
Exchange Hotel last Saturday:
A gaily decorated Christmas. tree
marked the 4 en trance, where -Mrs.
James: P. Sherratt, president and
general convener," welepmed the
many patrons *;.
4..ynonyinnus with the• Christmas
Fair is the ever. ,poptula . threeiitier
decorated .RC1 ristire �s cake; wbtch
as on display, witii'`iVIrs. William
Dean and Mrs. Josephine Chisholm
in, charge.
The Sniffle Tree and Craft, Table
were "newcomers" to the fair this
year. The former, in conjunction
with the fancy work booth, was
convened by Mrs. Leo Walzak, and
consisted of a wide variety' of
handkerchiefs cleverly arranged
on a small tree.
Precision and perfection were
the terms frequently,, used in com-
menting on the craft table 'where
,Bethlehem cribs, statuettes, pin
,cushions, twine, Holders, pyjama
bags, and other articles,. skilfull
made by Grade 6, 7 and 8 pupils
of St. "Peter's 'Scbooi, -were on dis-
play.
isplay. Mrs. M. J. O'Rielly was as-
sisted by the Misses. Donna Jean
Masse and 'Diane Cundari, of • the
school.
The large assortment of aprons,
need(llecraft, pillow slips, towels
and matched crochet covers were
taken care of by Mrs. A. J. Wisser,
Miss Mary Lacey, Mrs. Edward
-Jeffrey. and Mrs. G. F. Whaley.
"A doll for every little girl's
taste" might well have been the
thought- p ost the 1
of visitors t e.doll 'booth.
A thO 'r e, .Mrs. Roy McI
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cas,•`
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de4 access pu us..
iaddings aan un,s,
early til the after-
('�� allowing lad es; Mrs,
en `+c'r'oft }! , Mrs. Leo a Jeffrey,
Mrs. moo: Ouelette an M.ss Clara
.dY
-i t the candy table, laden. with
an ahundanee of horn
were Miss Maar. e
Miss C rTMP
Vegetabies and fruit
ac
and 'gars, IPLow,04
•plAKies, jams a .:
Planta andgr
pPty ' '� 'the , oontry . ;s' ore
Richard Buchanan as
convener, assisted by Mrs. E. L.
nacAsttocl er Mrs. A. L. Smith and
Mrs. Ben Chisholm,
A tea of lovely appointments was
presided over by Mrs. H. J. Earn-
shaw. Admired by all was the
very appropriate':` Christmas Crib"
centrepiece on the large tea table.
Evergreens were artistically ar-
ranged to give ' a ri1:anger effect.
Lighted red' tapers were at '. either
end of the table, covered by a
snowy white linen cloth.. Each
table had a memento repeatig.the
"Put Christ into Christmas" theme
and a small Christmas tree with
bright Christmas balls.
Mrs. A. E. Baechler and Mrs. C.
J. Gibbons, past -presidents of St.
Peter's C.W.L., poured tea. Tea
assistants, were Miss Helen Mc-
Carthy, Mrs. Eric Johnstone, Mrs.
Harold Phillips, Miss Alma Chis-
holm, Mrs. Norman Boyle, Mrs.
Leo Chisholm, Mrs. Corrivean, Miss
Betty Etue, Mrs. Paul Bedard and
Mrs. T. J. Drennan. Mrs. Clarence
Ramar was at ' the contribution
table.
The draw for the three prizes
climaxed the affair, the results
At .the December. meeting of the
G�odericli Branch, Women's lasti.
tute, Matey Hall was beautifully
decorated fpr the Christmas sea-
f ellzcst potttzl son, During the opening off, he
q ores war; Apt s ;Ian ; t a<iaeil ting the .flags wer. reseed
t ."°'. �flrattlh,
Mrs,. G ]risseread t eW Spi*ipT
tore and the roll coil Awa ;: "AChristmas Theme `y Letter' was
read from Bill Blackstone in ap-
prgciatioii of receiving the. Wo-
men's lnsbitute award' for profic•
-
• iency in sebogl.
Motion was passed to make a
donation to the Canadian Legion
for ahristmaa welfare work. Mrs:
H. Doak gave a reading, "Let's
Keep 'Christmas," and all joined,
in singings Ohristmas carols. -
An interesting talk was given by
Mrs. Clayton Edward, explaining
the origin of many of our Christ-
mas carols, and music illustrated
with singing many of the carols.
Miss Nancy Hughes delighted
the members with two lovely piano
solos. There were four birthdays.
Flowers are to be sent to members
who are ill. Gifts were received
for the Children's Welfare So-
ciety. Mrs. J. Snider and her
committee served lunch.
DEAF MUTE 'COUPLE
WED FOR 60 YEARS
A Toronto couple, married in
Clutton and who at one time made
that town their home, on Monday
became the first deaf mute couple
in Canada to ,celebrate their 60th
wedding anniversary.
Davis Sours, 85, and his wife,
Ellen, 84, were given a party with
an attendance' of about 100 at the
Toronto Evangelical Ct ureh of the
Deaf.
Mrs. Sours, a native of Bayfield,
is a prize-winning crocheter and
while the pair lived in Clinton
their garden of flowers drew resi-
dents for miles around.
The -Sours were the earliest deaf
pupils to be admitted to the' On-
tario School for the Deaf in Belle-
ville' when it opened its doors in
1870. •
lattron ted. ''erth tlt4lk.
st week alta$ a,fortll,.W J.
ly, aaa ant arrear, ret o a
'thp Ontaro bile ;hi en
Teacher edera iiia, was t er ,
Yspea�ker and gave an unfo'a ive. nai
;talk on the alms of they f ederation for
civ g l rst -place to advA ce- �„►b
�e.nt o education' i'!; the provin e,
he' _outlined the •summer courses •
EARLY ORDERS WILL GIVE YOU SATISFACTION
(List Desired Weight)
GOOSE
Approx.
Weight
.Approx.
Weight
CHICKEN
.Approx.
Weight
Approx.
Weight
CHRISTMAS: NEW, YEARS (Circle For Which Occasion)
PARTICULARS (requested delivery date; to be drawn etc.)
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
PHONE 485
•
�1 BULOVA "23"
23 Jewels, ewels self-winding,
certified waterproof*, $42.50
unbreakable maiiir,pring,
raiz-0 gold r:.:^' 715•
Sic: scat: •
., anti -magnetic,
sweep second handr a�"`�
• $5950
Gruen, ultra . smart
model, 17 jewels,
expansion band.
A .Great Selection in Watches
Omega - Tissot Eulova - Gruen Westfield.
$24.50 .to $150.00
�'1' �'rU �'4 �\l�TO lq'rq„'U•til`Ta'Cwt:,i"0''Ga"C.ti�'.A-••h5h�-0'W �'i1'f4 1'�'f ' '.Q1. . '�'•�C'^U_:'�l-Q.yJ"'1-•h'1>L�I w.I�/�1�U �'CixG�'k]-•'4�'M.I�C.' Ri-,•kl�•� '1�`c'' N.`�.4 e4wcztemw'Ll',`3'4-
- See and compare Our 19.95 Prices
on Genuine Swiss •Watches
LADIES
GENTS
A
General Motors
Value ' -
ABRIGHT NEW FRESHNESS greets your eyes
and tells you: Bufk's done it again.
You see it in the bold distinction of that gleam-
ing Wide -Screen Grille. You see it in the rakish
sweep of the rear -end contours. You see it in
the whole fore-and-aft newness of"fleet-lined
grace that Marks Buick the beauty thrill of 195 5:
New horsepower—up to234
You learn..more when you get the power story.
Up to new peaks go the horsepowers of every
Buick V8 engine—a walloping' 188 h.p. in the
low -price SPECIAL—a mighty - 236 h.p. in the
CENTURY, SUPER and ROADMASTER.
And it's new, more responsive, far abler power
you can literally feel as you go.
But even bigger Buick news for 1955 is some-
thing more than style and power. It's what the
"variable pitch propeller" now had done for
Dynaflow Drive.*
' Up goes performance ---and gas mileage too
When you find it necessary to push the pedal
to the floor board, you'do more than call on the
greatest high -compression V8 power in Buick
history. gO ,
You do what a pilot does 'lien he heads his
plane down a runway.
You do in oil what he does in air—you cut
down take -off time by using r'variable pitch
propellers."
In this case, the propeller blades are inside the
Dynaflow unit. But they're engineered to swivel
or change their "pitch" just like plane propellers
NOW ON DISPLAY
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
—and with the same result: one pitch for get-
away, another pitch for gas -saving fuel efficiency.
An q what you get in the way of instantaneous
safety -surge with absolute smoothness, you can only
believe when you feel it.
•
This you have to try
Of course, we want you to come and see the
trend -setting new Buicks—look into tile better-
ments in gasoline mileage= that add Chew thrift
to these spectacular cars.
But this year, "seeing'° is only the beginning.
So --join the crowds viewing the new Bnicks,
and make a date to get behind the wheel as soon
as we can have a demonstrator available. We
promise you the thrill of the year. r
*Standard on ROADMASTER, optional at extra cost on
other Series.
*15 JEWELS
'ROLLED GOLD CASE
1 ' �, *SPECIA.L_CRYSTALS
9 9 *LATEST IN STYLE
- *ONE YEAR WARRANTY
*17 JEWELS
*DUST TITE .a
*SHOCK RESISTANT
*LUMINOUS DIAL
'UNBREAKABLE CRYSTAL
*ONE YEAR WARRANTY
.'.�i-�C,-'-�etw£,'' U ctei cteteP w $°$gVgty ztrzoum�Pbve
10 KARAT GOLD
ATTRACTIVE, STURDY
RINGS IN ALL BIRTH-
STONE COLORS.
Christmas Special
fete*K' S 'tmigfa gtm ma 'i' m Meetg-Welettnefg--feW44ta11t,..
" EXTRA SPECIAL BY CORO.
PEARL NECKLET._ AND
EARRINGS (latter,;i not
shown) IN SMART GIFT
BOX.
ENGLISH BONE CHIN ,i
CUPS and SAUCERSf;+
in IP attractive patterns.
EACH $I,00 r, .
ex4ittievakVicet-teM 4, 44;
Ladies' or Gents' BULgP/A
'VALUE EACH : $49isO' r.
Free coupon with each $.1.00'
purchase.
Shop id,' mate -.
hence your chances of win- ,�
ning .tli wordhwhi1p ' prize.',{
CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS.
Every' Wednesday all d f
Each evening Monday Dee, s''ft
to Friday • Dec. ��`
gINCSTON ANIS VICTORIA STS.
M-3556
PHONE 344 -