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Miss Mabel Hunter has gone to MHarmmilton for the winter. #af,. and Mrs, A. W I:xekuhr‘ Mthhmtowmemtm in St. Petersburg, Fliorida. | ® ® # ‘ Miss Jessic Carver of Emgland, and Miss Mildred Carver of Otâ€" tawn, are guests at the home of their sister, Mrs. B. E. A. Ball, Central Ave. Miss Jeasic Carver is l!llflln:ln:n:umgm Ig:umm:.mm-uv of °°‘“I‘Mh-dnm hmua..lmmm body was brought by train to Hamâ€" “"MMmmw motor by Mr. Fair and Mrs. Robert N“:filfimtl’qu Grimsl;; * B;acl\ AMMONMIA _ rEo. 6e ©UEDAR CREAM rOoLISsH »~ 25e MORNES CHOCOLATE PUDDING 2 r=0os 9e PEEL EFORLET® _._ __â€" _â€" [ 2 for 27¢ YÂ¥ EL m 29ge SPECIAL CALIFORNIA ORANGES, Size 252‘s ONT. POTATOES . lt nal PRESH SPINACH, 2 Ibs. .. s oase B o AUnct HBe In BY _'!‘hur’s:l-a_y_flodng m' wu eE 0 All Friday Orders Must Be In C a 1_odaw fllflm B’ AVLMER FANCY BLACK LLUEZEARLES ns CITRUSIP i Large Cain > I;l:i-d;y Orders MYS * ©" ‘Gaday Closi Afd Saturday Orders By Friday Closing wE CLOSE AT 6 O CLOCK SATURDAYS _ 116C â€"â€" AYLMER miss may CRITTENDEN, Resident Staft Correspondent. Telephone Your News Items To Her. BEANS T cgmmmmnmmnp t Mu_-“"“'. DIAMOND BUDDED POR CHRISTMAS PARTIES â€" CRACKERS 5% 5e »o I1¢ lr.‘ldln..l.w.omuple.)lr. and Mrs. Jack Green, Miss Fannic Workman, Mr. and Mrs. Jack m__ an, all of Toronto, spent the Mr. George Jarrett and Mrs. A. 8. Cooper spent the weekend visitâ€" ing Dr. and Mrs. R. Fralick. Torâ€" 18 176 ol oCC TTE T~ AFHECKR, FPOFY onto. ‘They attended a ~birthday party along with other guests from Grimaby Beach and St. Cathâ€" also those who called on me while in the Hamilton General Hospital. I wish to thank my many friends Card of Thanks 6 A L K 0 N 1 21¢, 30¢ CARROLL‘® BAKINO f POWDER "M% 19¢ WUSTYLE BAKING EXTRACTS at the home of Mr i'Aué. »re 21¢ chEAM _ OF '_._u‘l'm.lk.!'h yAcKksoN® JWTY PORRIDGE »=» vITA®B CERAL 1»» 1%; 29¢ MHUPFFETS 2â€"2% -m..’. Nan Miller ‘The remains are resting at the J. W. Buck and Son FuneralHome, Beamsville, where service will be held this Thursday at 2.30 vclock. The Young People‘s Sqety of the Baptist Church are Iding an old fashioned "Box Social in the school room ‘Thursday evening, Interment will be in Queen‘: Lawn SETH R. REED Seth R. Reid, a former wsident of Clinton township for sme 38 years and latterly a citizn of Grimaby, died at his hone, 17 Gibâ€" aan Avel on Sunday in his Tist December 18th, at 8 o‘chy The yourg people ofthe town | are invited to attend th enjoyable | social gothering. | ‘There will be an excellent proâ€" gram of readings and vocal and instrumental music a=~d a reriod of soâ€"ial fellowshin will te entoyed. Each lady will have prepared a box containing a bountiful lunch for two and tastefuly decorated and these boxes will be auctioned off to the gentiemen present. ~ Me is survived by his wfe, former Mary A. Etheringtun, ther on Friday afternoon.a large | crowd of people attended thepâ€"â€" zaar and Tea beld in Trinity lai by the ladies of the Women‘s As sociation of ‘frinity United church. A few well chosen remarks by Rev. A. Leonard Griffith opened the afternoon‘s activities. Mrs. W. A. McNiven, President of the W.A. and Mrs. A. L. Griffith, poured tea at a table very attractively decorâ€" ‘-ud in Christmas motifs. ‘Those ‘ndumg with the tea were Moesâ€" dames .H. G. Harper, M. Zimmer ‘man, A. 8. Bain, Mann, H. Gajand, A. Tapper and I. Hummel. Mrs. Frank !Jtu. and Mrs. C. M:Alonen were kept busy reading tea cups. son, Howard, of Rothsay, Ort., two daughters, Mrs. Gordon Edhardt, Beamsville, and Mrs. MorleyPiper of Campden, a brother, Andew, alâ€" so of Campden, and a sister Mrs. Ralph Stitt, of Rossburn, AMiun. ‘The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon from the J. W.Buck & BGon funeral home to Mt. Jsborne cemetery, Beamsville. MRS. LIONEL 0. HUVGON ‘The death occurred in it. Jo# eph‘s hospital, Hamilton, 0| TUCS: day afternoon, of Ellen Ain, beâ€" loved wife of Lionel O. Judson, Kerman avenue, Grimsby, in her 60th year. am.~" Asconsed lady was bornin years ago. Five years EO """ family moved to Grimaby to reside. She was a member of St. Andrew‘s Anglican church. Surviving besides her sorrowing husband are two sons, Kenneth of Grimsby and Gerald of Montreal, and one sister, Miss M. Leach, in England. Funeral services will be held this afternoon in St. Andrew‘s church at 230 pm. and interment will in 6t. Andrew‘s churchyard. o camremqemiery NELSON RICHARDSON A resident of Grimsby forthe last two years, Nelson Richas80" died at his home, 2 Adelaide a**t on Wednesday afternoon last, ! his Tist year. Born in February, 1877, Stratford, in Perth County, he had llndnnflydlhumolnmtdu- trlct.mwulnuulmllunmer- chant in Forest for 35 years prior to residing in Grimsby where he came on retiring. f Besides his wife, th 'j'v"'"" Mary Jane Elsley, be jurvived by two sons, Maurice nnd"';’d' of Hamilton; & dlughur.N"' Charles Burton; two brotk ‘ * * + Hamilton,. and If‘:'_"'“f: UNITSD CHIHRCH BAZAAR Besides his Mary Jane Elf by two sons, I of Hamilton; Charles Burton of Wfl. wids 5* :t::‘tlofl‘l: also a sister, ardam® Sinclair, of Stratf0r0, pord from Funeral service8 ®jpido street, his late residen®®, with Rev, N. on Friday afteM»>piiton, officiatâ€" MacDonald of Jag in Queen‘s ing. Interment Lawn cemetory. were Norman c.m; :m" M. Fisley, W. KI-"' % a MQ Pinder and M. Lawson. 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