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4 "The Mirror's 'Reflection is Always an Attraction" STRATFORD, ONT., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1924 Vol. 2 et Fiance ne 42, K. of Pp "Min- ame was a sins success. ntertainment well deserved the | "That it was one of the Minstrel Chuckles was ated Owens, representing the John 1 , in the Majestic Thea- held under the auspices of n it is considered that the per- only had such a short time ctice, their success is all the e a | be pcan at. Miss Irene who Mr. Farqu- y, as did Miss Erie Todd, Thos. n, H. J. Booth, W. G. Dixon, J. A. Beatty in their various "Those who took part in Tut Tuttle at the North Pole, were deserving of special mention, and their names are: E. BE. Wilcox, /Crookshank, Miss L uate on - The same could be said of wn's Melodies of Past and 5 Others. taking part in the Enid Robertson, Helen Mary -- Miller, Mrs. 'Carol 'Keating, Isa- a! He: Lyrtle McCloy, Marjory Patterson, Jean. 'Ferguson, Valerie - Todd, Mabel Pesons, Fern Robinson, _ Edythe MacMillan, Margaret Neilson, Ghristena Miller, Grace Eke, Dorothy Farquharson, ance Brothers, "Maynard, Maude wes, Jean | ughter, Dorothy Brickman, Audrey Kastner, Margaret Wingefelder, mt C.R. Nimmo, D. Opt. red Optometrist Was. , Davis, Mary 'Wilhelm, ° " Con-. Doris Bailey, "Gladys : : | Less Than Two | Cents A Week This small expenditure is scarcely worth mentioning, but it will guarantee delivery of "THE, MIRROR" Stratford's Breezy little Weekly, to your door. Boys are rushing to our office with hundreds of Signed subscription cards. Have We Your Name? If not, Phone 115w and the boy who has been de- livering it to your door each week will be credited with your subscription. The Fletcher Johnston Press Gladys McCabe, H, Farquharson, W. Reynolds, F, Reeves, H. Peacock, Geo. Atkins, C. Vivian, W. Keil, N. McEwen, E. BE. Wilcox, J.cH. Rodgers, A. Swanson, M. Magwood, Chas.. Moore, O. Brown, G. Trowsdale, E. R. Reynolds, T. McLean, J. Clark, Margaret Stevenson, Reta Hill, Greta Harvey, Margaret Scrimge- our, Ruth Kappele, Margaret Moriar- ity, Mary Neilson, Dorothy Puddi- combe, Eleanor Blborne, Margaret Ross, Helen Lenahan, Margaret Bai- ley, Mike McCauley, Alf. Haig, Roy O'Donoghue, Dr. "Bob" Reid, Roy Smith, Alv, Ravey, Mrs. Coral Brown, A, Swanson, Margaret Roffey, Leila Haist, Phyllis McBride, Irene Cassel ton, Katherine Kemp, Hazel Wyatt, "Margaret Lawson, Htta Harvey, Mary Butters, Mary Mayberry, Gertrude Howey, Nelo MacIntosh, Kathleen- Robertson, Florence Goetz,.Mrs. Rod- erick. McDonald, and Eva Ham. Bible Society Have Very Successful Finaclal Y ear F. H. Thompson, K.C., The New President Of The Society. The annual meeting of the Bible Society's branch here was held in the Baptist church, Wednesday evening, and addressed by Rev. W. A. Hassard. The Society had a most successful year. Rev. Hassard during his address emphasized the great need of the Bible and its teaching in the world to-day. Last year he said there had been 8,500,000 copies of the Bible distributed. The retiring president, Mr. W.J. Blakeston presided at the banquet which was held in connection with the meeting and where an address was given by Rev. Dr. Martin. 'The new president for the ensu- Daughters Of Rebekah And Canton Entertain About Seventy Five aa Attend Their First Dance Of The Season Last Night. Daughters of Rebekah and Can- ton No. 15, held the first of their series of dances, which they intend holding this winter, last evening. About 75 couples were present at the Winter Garden and dicover- ed that any hint they got of winter was cettainly not there. No every- one present were purveyors of sun- shine and mirth. Aud what other thing can be scattered any place that costs so little and is worth so much, The music by Shaw's Lucky Sextette added much to the pleas- ure of the evening. The members of the committee in charge of the social evening from the Rebekahs were : Mesdames Brazier, McIntosh, Heinbuch, Moore and Heideman, Those from the Canton--Captain of the Canton Geo. Heideman, and Messrs. W. Hayter, Ed. Herbert, A. Stralo, W. Heinbuch and John M. Stewart. The above members of the com- mittee certainly made a success of the first of these entertainments, and undoubtedly they will improve with age, both the entertainments and those in charge of the program. Not tco late yet. stock now. Buy Arena ing year is Mr. T. H. Thoimpsos, K. G., who has always been inter- ested in the success of the society. Mr. W. R. Bradshaw, the ener- getic secretary of the society, read the report of the nominating com- mittee which was adopted. The other officers for the ensuing year apart from the church representa- tives and the president are <i; H. K. Bruce, vice president, and W: R. Brsdshaw, sec.-treas.' he supervisors for the various wards are Messrs. W. Rutherford, W. J. Blakeston, Colin Campbell, Dr. J. W. Emery, Rev. Ferguson, w FRANK O'DONOGHUE Plumber and Electrician Prompt Attention to all orders | 'Phone 1191 45 Argyle St. cemenore res ae ry