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Full information on the Home Improvement Plan and what it coyers may be obtained from your local committee, your Provincial Chairman, your bank or the National Lu ployoreri Commission, Ottawa, KITCHEN FURNACE £5.58; Shwe ---- RE- CONDITI ONED RADIOS. Mantel and Cabinet Styles 'ALL POPULAR MAKES These Radios are thoroughly re-conditioned and subject to exchange if not satisfactory Lowest prices these have ever been offered at to clear quickly. PRICED FROM 1 L _-- " » y {- DON CHRISTIAN ELECTRIC 38 Simcoe St. N Phone 84 OSHAWA - B95. PRINCE ALBERT Next Sunday being Missionary Sun. day, Rev. Mr. Edmunds of Uxbridge, 4 will speak at the Sunday School, which ; now meets at two o'clock. There will also be a goloist. Everyone welcome. > Church service will be at three o'clock . B®. in charge of Rev. Mr. Smyth. Mrs. Sprague, of Aurora, visited her 'ddughter.Miss Lillian Sprague re- cently. & Congratulations to our school on winning second for attendance at the Port Perry Fair, only one pupil being absent. Mr, and Mrs, R. H, McKerihen, of Toronto, with Mrs, R. Bond, over the week end, Those who attended the servis at '| Port Perry United Church on Sunday night were well repaid. What a fine thing it is to see the young people tak- ing part in matters like this. Four young ladies, two being Miss Lillian Murphy and Miss Mary Vickery, told about the activities of the week spent as delegates at the Oak Lake Summer School. These young folk expressed themselves in a very able and pleasing manner, A fifth lady spoke in the interests of the Young People's Union and asked for the co-operation and prayers of all. The choir sang "All for Jesus" which blended in nicely. There was a fine attendance at the %Y. P. Union on Wednesday might, The weather was ideal and we were curious to hear the "mystery program" which had been announced previously. Rev. Mr. Smyth presided over the meeting the president Murray Luke, having re- signed owing to absence. The opening Hymn was "Art Thou Weary and Heavy Laden". The two first lines of each verse being a question, were sung by half of those present, while the last two lines, being the answer, were sung by the other half. This made a nice change in the singing. The XIX Psalm was read responsively, followed by the minutes' of the last meeting. Mr. C. Clark rendered a beautiful solo "What a Friend We Have in Jesus", Rev, Mr, Smyth gave an in- teresting talk about his trip to and from Ireland, promising to tell us more at the next meeting. He also told us that he kissed the "Blarney- Stone" while there. Mr. Will Lyle favored with a reading. Two contests ended the program, and the meeting was brought to a close with the bene- diction. We hope there will he a good attendance. at these weekly meetings --an evening spent there is well spent, Miss Robina McCrea, of Oshawa, visited her parents last week. Mrs, W, Butt and family and her mother Mrs. Jas. Warren, of Panty-| pool called on Mrs. John Warren on Monday, HONEYDALE Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Honey have re- turned home after spending a pleasant week with friends jn Mitchell, Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Elliott of Lindsay spent a couple of days last week with Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Jackson and at- tended Port Perry Falr, Mr, and Mrs. R. W. Willan Sunday with friends in Toronto. - Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Jackson Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, D. M. son in Prince Albert. Mr. Fred Crawford of Lindsay is spending a few days with Mr, and Mrs. 0. Edwards. Mr. Morley Hardy of Perth, is spending a couple of weeks with his uncle Mr. L. Honey, while waiting for the Dental College to open. We are all wishing Morley success in his studies. Mr. Merlin Raines and Mr. Bob Wil- lan, of Gravenhyrst, paid a short visit to their respective hames on Monday night: The Women's Institute is to be held at the home of Mrs. Cliff Harper, on October 7th. The ladies of the cqm- Bo are cordially invited. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Owen, Mr, and Mrs, Wm, 'Owen and -family, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Glen Dunn, at Bowmanville, spent spent Jack- Myrtle Station (Too late for last week) Mrs. Les. Magee entertained the Junior Girls' Sunday School class of ten, and their school and Sunday School teachers and Mrs, Oross an Monday afternoon. The main feature of the gathering was a presentation to the Misses Evelyn and Phyllis Cross who will he leaving us shortly for their new home in Tilhury, Miss Beulah Cooper read a short address, while Misses Betty Kirkham, Audrey Grant, and Gladys Bradley presented them with useful gifts, A similar occasion was celebrated at the home of Mrs. Luther Mitchell - | last Friday evening, when ahout 30 of the Myrtle ladies gathered for a farewell party for Mrs, E. Cross, who with Mr. Cross and family-are moving to Tilbury, after a period of five years in which Mr. Cross has served as C.P. R. station agent. He was also a mem- ber of the Church Board, During the evening Mrs. Cross was presented with a beautiful table lamp and small table. Mrs. Duchiman read the fol- lowing address; "Dear Mrs. Cross: It {s with much regret that we, your friends in Myrtle, are to be without you and your family in our midst. We have been truly fortunate in having you occupy the positions of President of the W. A. and pianist of our Sunday School. You filled these positions better than we, ourselves could have done, and your departure to a new home is leaving us with a much felt loss. Your leadership in the Senior Boys' Class and the Young People's League has been religd upon for several years, and we know, Mrs. Cross, they are vacan- cies which will be hard to fill again by one so capable 'and who fulfils her position -in such a sporting manner. Our Isso is another's gain, and we gathered here to present to you, in token of our esteem and warm friend- ship, this lamp and table. We wish you to accept this gift from us your friends in Myrtle and may you re- member us when you have occasion to use them," Mrs. Cross then made a very suit- The bal- ance of the evening was spent socially and a bounteous lunch was served. able reply of appreciation. ASHBURN Messrs. Walter Anderson and James Doble accompanied Mr," Roy Miller of Brougham to Buffalo on Friday where they spent a very enjoyable week end. Miss Fern Stephen had the misfor- tune to hurt her ankle and is not able to use it. We hope she will soon be out again. We are pleased to report a good turnout to Sunday School at Chalk Lake on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Doble were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doble on Sunday last. Miss Marian Spencer spent the week 'end at her home here. Mr, and Mrs. Hamill of Markham with Mr. and Mrs. Hamill, of Manilla, accompanied Miss Mildred back here after spending the week end at her home in Manilla, Rev. Robert Simpson and Mrs. Simpson were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Duff on Thursday evening, During the evening the minister conducted a baptismal service when Mr. and Mrs, Duff brought their baby daughter Joan for christening. Rally service was observed on Sun- , day, the 26th, with a' very goodly number attending. A very interesting sermon was given by the minister on "Peace" the topic given on the Rally Day sheet. Sunday School next Sunday at 10.30 with service at 11.30, Everyone is welcome, Master Kenneth Reynolds spent Sat- urday with Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Heron. Mrs. John McIntyre and son Ronald returned to her home here after spend- ing awhile with her mother in Manilla. Mr. Edgar Heron with the Myrtle ball team, enjoyed a banquet given by the League and Whitby ladies on Tues- ddy evening when the cups and trophies for the season were presented to the team and boys who won out. MARSH HILL The anniversary service of this Sunday School was a good success. people being present from Pinedale, Bethesda, Victoria Corners, Quaker Hill, Greenbank, Shintfield and Ux- bridge. Rev. Mr. Edmunds gave a good address and the singing by the Victoria Corners choir was appreciated by all. Mr. and Mus, W. C. Platten of Pine- dale, were visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Roy Hood on Sunday, Mr. and Mys. James Ward, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Troop, spent Sunday at W, H. Walker's, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Kelly of Toronto spent the week end at Colin Lorimer's. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Doble and children spent Sunday at Andrew Davidson's. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hall, of Little Briton, were visitors with Mrs. J. R. Horne, SEAGRAVE ° Mrs, Long of Myrtle is visiting her daughter Mrs. R. Scott. Mrs. Long just returned from a visit of some weeks with friends at New Liskeard. Miss L. King of Oshawa, is visiting at the home of H, Wannamaker. Mr, and Mrs. Ambrose Mark and family and Mr, Ernest King were week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. V, Sornberger. Myr, and Mrs. L.. Moase of Toronto, were recent guests of Me..and Mrs; J. Short. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harding of To- ronto, visited in the vicinity last weck. Myr, C. Sweetman, of Toronto, visited at H. Wannamaker's recently. Mr, and Mrs. M. Bailey and children, Butcher of Cannington, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, L. Scott, Mr. Lester Wallace of Toronto, is visiting his cousins Clare and Ross Wooldridge. Miss Marion Eagleson visited friends at Pinedale over the week end. Mrs. W. L. Moase spent a pleasant week with friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. C., Banks and family of Brantford spent the week end with their parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. John Holdershaw, of Carbury, Man., are spending sometime at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Holder- shaw before taking up residence in their new home in Greenbank. Mrs. S. Reynolds is visiting her daughter Mrs. R. Branning in Toronto, Those who were able to attend the meeting on Friday evening were well repaid for their effort in coming out as they listened to the talk of Rev, Mr. Reed, the missionary sent out'by the Lindsay Presbytery to China, Quite a number of sacks of vege- tables were sent to Lindsay on Tues- day of this week en route to the dried out areas in Saskatchewan, MANCHESTER Mid-week visitors at the home of Miss Annie Rees were Mrs, Caton, Mrs. Harmsworth, Mrs. E, Skill and Miss Pearl Skill, from Toronto. Mr. L. McKee, Joyce and Meredith, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Josh, Kvans of Raglan. Mr. Llyod Evans was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McKee last week. Mrs. Weeks and Mrs. Pearson of Oshawa, have returned home after a few days visit at the home of Miss A. Barrett. Mr. Charles Lamb, Mr. and Mrs, F. Lamb, Billie and Teddy, were guests last Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Dunkhill in Stouffville. Rev. Mr. Mutton of Greenwood will be our minister here next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, German are moving in the near future, due to the late Thos. Barrett farm on which they ave living, having been sold. Sorry to lose the German. family from our community. Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Stewart on Sunday were: Miss Annie Stewart of Bowmanville, Mrs. Chas. Davidson of Whitby, and Mr. and Mrs. Smith, of Oshawa. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson were Mr. and Mrs. Nichols and Miss Stevens, of Oshawa, Miss E. Bray of Pickering, Mr. Graham of Claremont, Mr. and Mrs. G. Jeffrey, Port Perry, called on her sister Mrs. S. Nichols, recently, Mrs. Jean Wells and son, Toronto, visited Mr: and Mrs. L. Lamb on Sun- '| day. Mr. Grant Christie acted as judge of heavy horses at Beaverton Fair on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Flewell and Mr. Sam Masters paid a business trip to Balsover one day last week. Miss Gladys Thompson, of Oshawa, was the guest of Miss Helen Crosier on Sunday. Manchester Community Club will celebrate its tenth birthday on October 7th, at 8 o'clock p.m. A splendid pro- gram is being prepared and good music will be provided for dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Crosier at- tended Mr. N. J. White's sale of farm stock and implements on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. Ronald Hett were in Toronto on Monday. Mrs. Cecil Day, of Toronto, called on Mrs. Elwood Crosier on Sunday. GREENBANK Mr. and Mrs. Francis Williams spent last week in Kincardine. Mr. Wm. Taylor, of Sask., visited friends here recently. Mr. and Mrs. H. Mallot and daughter | of Toronto, Mr. Percy Butcher and sister of Beaverton, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr. and Mrs, John Holdershaw are preparing to move into their new home. Mr. Robt. Wells, Niagara Falls, N. Y., spent the week end with his sister Mrs. Hickman, The Jos. Stone house has been sold to Mr, John Beaton. The household furniture will be sold on Saturday of this week, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Phoenix and Walter were in New Liskeard recently attending the Cragg golden wedding. There will be a mission band concert in the church on Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. "Rockinbock, Jolliet, 111, spent Sunday with Mrs. Love, a rT I. 0. D. E. First meeting of the year on Mon- day, October 4th, in the Library at 3 pm. A good attendance is requested as the Rev. Mr. Smyth is to give a short talk, Afternoon tea will be served. nt a -- IN MEMORIAM BRUCE--In loving memory of Mrs. Wallace Bruce, who passed away on October 4h, 1936. --Family CAESAREA Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harran enter- Buffalo, Miss Edna McLaughlin, and Mr. and Mrs. Browning, of Toronto, over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Harran have closed their shop near the pier and have moved to the Club House. Mr. H. Thompson, who has spent the summer at Williams' Point, returned to the city on Sunday where her hus- band and sister Mr. and Mrs. Thomp- son, visited her. Mr. Geo. Moffatt and son Mr. Wm. Davis, are spending two weeks at the lake. Mr. Wm. Moffatt spent Sunday tained Miss Norma McLaughlin, of with them. - Mr. William Taylor, whe some 20 years ago, lived at Greenbank, but now resides at Ruthilda, Sask. visited his nephew, Mr. Wm. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor, on Sunday. Mrs: Frost and Miss Frost returned to the city on Friday, October 1. Mr. C. E. McTavish had his cottage closed on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Collett of Toronto, visited her parents, Mr, and Mrs. War- ren T. Fegan, over the wek end, who then closed theri summer residence at the Point for another season. Little Ruth Collett returned with her grand- parents after spending many weeks at 'the lake. Capt. and Mrs. Westbrau, of Lind- say visited Mr. and Mrs. R. Jackson on Sunday. Mr. C. West, of Toronto, is a guest at the Kenosha House. The Kenosha reports a better year than for several vears preceding, The leaves are daily turning, and the saffron light of autumn's amber trail is beautiful to behold as earth more lovely grows. One Canadian poet writes: "There is something in the autumn that is satire to my blood, Touch of manner, hint of mood And my heart is like a rhyme With. the yellow and the purple and the crimson keeping time." Another writes: "Along the line of smoky hills The crimson forest stands, And all the day the bluejay calls Throughout the autumn lands." Come to Wiliams' Point these days to see the miracle, day by day, re- membering that we all do fade as a leaf; but note how beautiful the fad- ing may be the fires for 1937. ------------ PPD reser ee po AUCTION SALE OF 100 CATTLE the property of Ernest Werry, lot 17, Con. 9, Darlington Tp. (Enniskillen), on Saturday, October 2nd. Stockers and feeders,in good beef breeds. Sale at 1 o'clock. Wm. Challis and Wm. Maw, Auctioneers. 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