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Just sl 5 Down Completely equipped with Storâ€"Dor, Adâ€"aâ€"shelf, Ejecto cube Ice Trays, Built in Crispan and Fruit Drawer, Interior IHlumination. Fast Freezing Shelf and a wall plug installed. Balance Spread Over 18 Months The proceeds will be devoted to proâ€" viding candy and nuts for the children of the needy in the district, to which toys and clothing are being sent. Next regular meeting will be h January 3rd. You are reminded that the Do Girl Guides and Boy Scouts are ho! ing their "Toyshop Display" tea Saturday afternoon from 2 until 5.30 Christmas songs were then sung and the meeting closed with Horseshoe and Guide song. Games were played. Se morse signalling was reviewe a little "treat" was enjoyed of the newlvâ€"enrolled Guide Service stars fo awarded. ICSE PALFPOI] â€"MLliC Evelyn Jay into FC Countryman and N Honesty Patrol; G and Irene Libby int Mrs. J. A. Wynes is reported as conâ€" valescing very favourably after underâ€" going a serious operation. It was learnâ€" ed that Sally Wynes, 2â€"yearâ€"old daughâ€" ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wynes, was rushed to the hospital suffering from intestinal trouble. She is also reported as recovering very well, and is at preâ€" sent sharing the same ward with her mother. Personals Miss Kidd,‘of the Ansonville public school staff, is at present convalescing in the Anson General hospital from an appendicitis cperation. Little Mickey Kuzmik, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kuzmik, Railway street, Ansonville, was rushed to the Anson General hospital and an emergency cperation for appendicitis had to be performed. He is expected to remain under the doctor‘s care for a period of three months. The school children of Mr. Shaw‘s class are contributing funds to secure flowers for their little playmate. DOME GIRL GUIDES . The morning service, held at 11.00 o‘clock,. will take the form of Corâ€" porate Commu:nion for the members of the Women‘s Auxiliary. _ The evening service will be held at 7.30 p.m., and will be conducted by Bishop Anderson. Falls sSunday have been made whereâ€" by His Lordship, Bishoep J. G. Anderâ€" son, Cochrane, will take charge of the St. Mark‘s Church services here on Surday, December 19th. Mrs. P. Nelson and Mrs. R. Smith had complete charge of a beautifully dressed doll, which was in a lovely large pram. with all the necessary blankets and covers. This was raffled off, together with a unique hand knit chesterfield cushion, which was made and donated my Mrs. Leo Regimbal. These two arâ€" ticles were drawn for at nine o‘clock, the lucky winners being Mr. P. Belanâ€" ger, winner of the doll and pram, and Mrs. Ron Smith, winner of the cushion. ers Secretaryâ€"Treasurel The election of officers for the ‘year 1938 was held at the meeting of the Canadion Lcgion, Iroquois Falls, on Monday evening, December 13th. A large' attendance gathered to make this meeting interesting, and the reâ€" ults of the election are: Presidentâ€"W. J. Grummett. First Viceâ€"Presidentâ€"Pat Bourchier. Second Viceâ€"Presidentâ€"Harold Powâ€" A delightful dance was held from nine till twelve, music being supplied by Mrs. McDonald at the piano and Mr. George DeCote with the violin. Canadian Legion Hold Election of Officers Iroquois Falls May Wedding Observance not Keep Boxing Day of Mr. and Mrs. Drew The prgc’;amat,ion of declaring Monâ€" day, Decémber 27th, known as Boxing Day, was considered,. but as it did not meet with the general approval of the majority, it is expected to be dismissed. successful Bazaar The Ladies of the Moose held an afâ€" ternoon tea and bazaar in the town hall, Ansonville, on Saturday, Dec. 11th. Tea was served from two till six p.m. There were several attractive booths which displayed their wares tastefully. The convenors of the fancy work booth were Mrs. T. Walters and Mrs. D. Peâ€" core. Of the candy booth, Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. LaChance, and of the home baking booth, Mrs. Tremblay and Mrs. Nelson. Ladies of Moose Hold Sucâ€"| Surprise Party on Monday cessful Bazaar. Other Iroâ€"| Night in Honour of Mr. quois Falls News \â€" and Mrs. Geo. S. Drew. Secretaryâ€"EF. Ingleby. Sergeantâ€"atâ€"Armsâ€"Geo. L. Whitin Bishep Ardcorstn to Be at Iroquois officers for the ‘year the meeting of the Iroquois Falls, on > (} i ce f ) mm h# aline Raymond 10wdrop Patrol. vear were then the residents ims engaged @ have been their delivâ€" d by Marâ€" ‘r, enrolled into Red ‘chell â€" and ia then honour Dome Morti During the afternoon, tea will be poured by Mrs. Dye, Mrs. Johns, Mrs. Femsley and Mrs. Burton, of the Dome. Girl Guides will serve. The Guides and Scouts hope to see as many as possible at their tea. The Tisdale St. John Ambulance Soâ€" cilety held a very successful whist drive in the Croation hall, Monday. The prizes were turkeys and chickens. Mrs. Ben Prentice, of Fort Stewart, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. Small, and her son, James. The Schumacher public school held their annual Christmas concert on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings in the Croatian hall, the event on each evening drawing a large and wellâ€" pleased audience. An operetta in two acts, "The Saucy Hollandaise," was inâ€" deed very ably presented and won very enthusiastic approval. A review of the event is given elsewhere in this issue. At the intermission the primary grade put on a maypole dance and sang, "Will You Dance With Me?" This took the house by storm. The boys‘ class were equally popular in their demonstration of physical training. The musical proâ€" gramme was directed by Miss Lang. The pianists for the evening were Miss G. Bristow and Miss MacDonald. Mr. P. A. Boyce, principal of the school acted as chairman. Again Mr. F. W. Schumacher, of Cclumbus, Ohio, has shown his generâ€" osity and kindness by sending a big shipment of Christmas gifts for the school children. Sthumacher have been remembered in this way for many years by Mr. Schumacher, in whose honor the town is named. These gifts will be on display in the school on Tuesday, Dec. 21st, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. All are invited to attend, see the gifts, and hear the carol singing. Mr. Sova, who has been a patiem! in the Haileybury sanatarium, is able to be home again. Mrs. M. Capless is a â€" Mary‘s hospital this week Mrs. Tevitie and daughter, Annie, of Cobalt, were guests of Mrs. M. Ferguâ€" son last week. MissQA. Tevitie is a student at the Singer Sewing Machine cffice in Timmins for a few weeks. Mr. Karahan was taken to Toronto last week where he will receive medical treatmen.. Trinity United Sunday School are ho‘ding a "White Gift Christmas" at two o‘clock on Sunday, December 19th, the gifts to be sent to less fortunate children. A programme has been arâ€" ranged and parents and friends are inâ€" vited to attend. Mr. W. Hammerstron, who has been in Kenora for the past few months, arâ€" rived home on Friday to visit his mothe:. Bornâ€"Thursday, December 9th, in St. Mary‘s hospital, Timmins, to Mr. and Mrs. J, E. Nelson, Fourth and Cedar streetâ€"twins (a boy and a girl). Mrs. McLaren Prentice is visiting at the home of her mother, who is quite ill, in New Carlow. Mrs. J. Stiles spent the weekâ€"end visiting in Kirkland Lake. Mrs. Hiscoks, the public school inâ€" spector, paid his official visit to the school this week. Miss Joan Huxley entertained at a linen shower on Saturday evening at her home 45â€"B First avenue, in honour of Miss Dorothy Crocker, whose marâ€" riage takes place shortly. The living room was tastefully decorated with ‘mums. The evening was spent playing bridge, monopoly, and sticks, after which Miss Crocker was presented with many beautiful pieces of linen. The brideâ€"toâ€"be thanked her many friends. Mrs. Gibson presided at the tea table and Mrs. Huxley poured coffee. Miss Crocker has been employed on the Mcâ€" Intyre staff for a number of years, and has made many friends during her stay here. Linen Shower Given Schumacher Bride Mrs. W. Rinn, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.Gurâ€" nell, Mrs. G. S. Lowe, Dr. and Mrs. Maclkean, Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Honey, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Pickering, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lake, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. H. Simms, Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Moisley. After an appropriate introductory adâ€" dress by Dr. Honey, Mrs. Pritchard preâ€" sented the popular couple with a beautiâ€" ful set of crystal ware. Mr. and Mrs. Drew made suitable reply. A vety pleasant evening was spent by the guests who made the surprise party, Mr. and Mrs. Drew being showered with good wishes for continued health, hapâ€" piness and prosperity. Bornâ€"Thursday, Decemb Mr. and Mrs. August Bettiol avenueâ€"a son. Miss May Bugera, R.N.. is to this week havmo taken dowr. Schumacher, Dec. 15th, 1937 to The Advance. Public School Concert at schumacher Very Much Enjoyved. Friends learning that the occasion was the fifteenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S. Drew, there was a surprise party gathered at their home, 62 Maple street, south, on Monâ€" day evening in honour of the event. Among those present for the happy oc« casion were:â€"Mr. and Mrs W. H. Pritchard, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Leaman, casion were: Pritchard, Mtr Mr. and Mrs Mrs. W. Rinn December 2nd., to Carson, Mr. and patient in St in Toronâ€" a patient 88 Fourth Special L. HALPERIN . PINE ST. N Shaker plete. . SILVER, the iraditional gift is sure to please. Here you‘ll find an unâ€" usually large collection from which to ‘choose. Entree dishes, divided so that it makes three serving dishes including the cover. Fine trays and other pleasing pieces awa‘lt your approval. SILVER TEA SERVICE Threeâ€"piece Tea Service including tea pot, cream juz and sugar bowl. Choice of four attractive patterns. Specially Priced THURSDAY., DECEMBER 167T11. 10 Choose from smart new ~t\'l(‘~. in wrist watches that hit a new high in quality and a new low in price. Every one is upâ€"toâ€"theâ€"minut> in stylingâ€"every one is guaranteed acâ€" curate and reliable. $16.5 w RIST WA TCHES Men‘s or Ladies A 3â€"diamond engageâ€" mens ring of enchanting beau‘y and a 3â€"diamond wedding band th a t matches perfectly. All the. charm of natural gold Others pmpmtum.ltvl\ low â€" priced Perfectly Harmonized O CK T SE T JEWELLERS and OPTOMETRISTS All our diamonds are sold with a registcred certificate of perfection. Full price will be allowed in exchange for a new one within two vears. six goblets An ideal ma:t Hlustrated