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'Death In Saskatoon of THE STRATFO RD MIRROR - «' CANADIAN DEPARTMENT STORES ume Erie and Downie Streets, Stratford. Store Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays, until 9.30 p.m. Phone 2500 for All Departments. seeing every one of you. Goodrich Service Truck - Shelli Gas Truck Equipped with rubber tires, well mde, nicely fin- 83 ishedcs Mach 2... C More Trucks Gasoline, Hook and Ladder and Hose Trucks, Buses and Dump Trucks--all are offered in this group of well-made, __ brightly- Aluminumware Included are Double Boilers, Sauce- pans, Coffee Percolators, Roasters, Casserole Double Boilers and Tea painted toys. 1 25 ie Each But you TOYLA The C. D. S. have their Toyland all ready for Santa, and he'll be along any day now--we"re expecting him! -will want to see all the toys that 'the has sent on in advance! The jolly old fellow sends his love and is looking forward to IS OPEN Target Game The Young Canadian Archer is a fine game for the young boys. Fibre-tipped arrows are absolutely harmless. 1 50 Price . Shoots with vacuum cup darts that stick to cardboard target. Pistol Target Game Price, complete, 2 0 C Corn Brooms Three-string corn brooms with Celluloid Dolls Included are Kewpie Dolls, Boy A Scouts and Dogs. Not easily which to choose. Dressed in a cos- Smart Little Dolls vast assortment of dolls from i brightly decorated handle. The : 2 4 Kettles. Priced at Ee Cais will bolas Hoatet broken they are just the thing | tume of various designs 25¢ 20e; 25ce 1o5c fun with them helping for tiny tots to amuse 10¢ and colors. Price each ...... cay moener. Price ie a, C themselves. Price .............. : Tea Sets $1; $1" $1" $2 Colored enameled tea sets that are ideal for little girls to keep themsleves contented for hours at a time. Small Trucks Small rubber-tired trucks ,including milk trucks, tank trucks 15 C and buses. Price, each. ..... Mama Dolls Dolls about 24 inches high, baby dolls, pyjama dolls and dressed dolls -- all are included in this of- at only Small dressed dolls. have real hair and have cute little dresses, l hats, shoes and stock- fer. And they're priced $1 29 ings. Price complete ....... 39¢ a Dressed Dolls Former Stratford Man City Health and Relief Inspector Thomas Dunseith, Birmingham street, received the sad newss at noon yes- terday of the sudden death of his brother, John R. Dunseith, a native of Downie and a former resident of Stratford, who died at his home early Thursday in Saskatoon, Sask. Details of the death of Mr. Dunseith, who was in his 65th year, have not been received. It was not known here that he had been ill. Thomas Dunseith of Stratford had visited his brother in July of this year and he was in good health at that time. Born in Downie Township, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Dun- seith, pioneer settlers of this dis- trict, Mr. Dunseith had farmed the old homestead, Lot 5, Concession 7, Popular Member of Police Force Joins The Benedicts Congratulations are in place for P. Cc. Alexander MacDonald, popular member of the Stratford police force who recently joined the ranks of the benedicts. Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald have returned to the city from their honeymoon trip and: are residing on Ballantyne Avenue. Prior to her mar- riage, Mrs. MacDonald was Miss Cath- erine McMillan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William McMillan of Hamilton, Scotland. : With the marriage of Mr. MacDon- ald, there are no single men left on the Stratford police force. Win Outstanding Honors At Winter Fair A judging team representing Perth There Are Fowl Suppers In Town These Days The McTavish store is responsible for most of the fowl dinners and sup- pers that are going on around town these days. Down at Mac's place on Wellington street there is always something doing. Crowds are taking advantage of his sale of ducks and chickens. Yes Mr. Mac is doing a real service to the community in giving people a chance' to buy luxuries at such low prices. This is a double ser- vice--a service to the farmer who sells and the customer who buys. Be sure and read this week's advertise- ment. The McTavish specials adver- tised each and every week in The Mirror are really worth-while values. Ends His Fast. Robert Thompson, young Downie Township farmhand, and a_ pro- vincial police prisoner at the pres- ent time who started on a hunger strike when he was arrested on Tuesday afternoon, ended his fast last night. He faces a charge of indecently assaulting a young lad of eight years and his case was ad- journed a week when he appeared on Wednesday. The prisoner broke his hunger strike when one of the special "Trethewy menus" was handed to him over at the St. An- drew street castle yesterday. Political Speaker--"I am exceeding- ly pleased to see such a dense crowd gathered here tonight." Voice--"Don't be too pleased --we ain't all dense." until he moved to Stratford some 23 years ago. He lived here for about two years and _ twenty-one years ago left for Saskatoon, where he had since resided. Mrs. Dunseith, prior to her marriage, was Miss Ella Cowan of Downie. The deceased man County and composed of Robert Bal- lantyne, St. Pauls; Percy Armstrong, St. Pauls and John Wallace, St. Pauls won outstanding honor at the Royal Winter Fair, which opened in Toron- to this week. The Perth County team won the We Sell Christmas Cards ON A NEW PLAN Come in and ask us about this new way of selling Christmas Cards. Box Demeetone Ot cs si... eevee 65c and 99c ; Ai & } é t hi et ; % ' Ff was a Presbyterian in religion and he} was highly esteemed by a wide circle of friends and acquaintances. Besides his wife he leaves in be- reavement one daughter, Miss Olga Dunseith of Saskatoon; three brothers, Thomas of Stratford, William J., of Brandon, Man.,.and Rev. Dr. David Dunseith of Clearwater, Fla., and two sisters, Mrs. Byron Wild, of Waskada, Man., and Mrs. Thomas Paynter of Winnipeg, Man. Jeffry Bull Memorial, which is a handsome trophy, emblematic of the championship in junior livestock judging. The boys, under the careful and diligent coaching of the agricul- tural representative C. D. Graham, won 4,794 points out ofa possible 6,000. Mr. Graham is to be heartily con- gratulated on his team attaining such success. There were 32 teams repre- senting various counties throughout the province. the selection is the biggest and SCHMIDT & 43 DOWNIE STREET All cards are British made and we do not hesitate to state that finest to be found anywhere. We Want Your Christmas Card Business LADD, LTD. PHONB 1715