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Other South Porcupine and Dome News. SPEEDY SERVICE BY S. PORCUPINE PILOT TWO At Hamilton‘s you will find guarâ€" anteed quality in all building supplies . .. at reasonable prices % PHONE 50 e Mill and Officeâ€"Lakeview Road SOUTH PORCUPINE PIC HOLT Z+ Mascioli Theatre, Schumacher For Every Building Purpose Finest Quality, Seasoned Engagement Ring and Wedding Band To Match Ronson Lighters All the new*st models, incloding smart new combination cases and lighters, _ Also tiny wafer thm and round madels 4 â€"diamond WATCHESâ€"Rolex, Princeton, Walth: Eligin and Other Makes. EXCELS IOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3ist, NOVEMBSR 1st MIDNIGHT SHOW, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30th LLOYD NOLAN ANXD MARY CARLISLE in WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd and 3rd WAYNE MORRIS AND CLAIKRE TREVOR in GEORGE D. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER i4th and 5th NELSON EDBDY AND JEANETTE MacDONALD in FRIDAY and SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28THâ€"29TH Note: The First Performance Will Start at 6.45 p.m BRUCE CABOT and BEVERLEY ROBERTS WITH LEW AYRES AND ROBER‘T YOUNG "THE BLACK BANDIT" sSTARRING BOB BAKEKR AND The name that means so much in diamonds,. Pictured at right is a 4â€"diamond engagement ring of enchanting beauty and wedding band â€" that matches perfectly. Both creations are of 18K mountâ€" ing "* $37.50 AND From the Montreal Star of Saturday October 22nd:â€"*"Stovelâ€"MacConachieâ€" At the church of St. Andrew and St. Paul, on Friday, October 21st, by the Messrs Pat O‘Shea, S. Capyk, M. Capyk, A. McDonald, spent the weekâ€" end in Port Erie. ber 10th. The Porcupine Branch of the Canaâ€" dian Legion is holding a whist drive this Saturday, Oct. 29th, at 8 p.m., in the Community hall at the Dome. There wil be good prizes offered and the Legion will appreciate your attendâ€" ance. Miss Betty McGuire, of Timmins, wa:s the guest of. Ellen Disher, over the weekâ€"end. The committee of tne Workers‘ Coâ€" operative held their weekly house party on Monday in the Masonic hall. Whist was played with dancing afterward and a general good time enjoyed by everyâ€" body. Prizes for whist were won by: 1, Mrs. C. Helmer, for ladies; 2, Mrs. Coote; and 3, Mrs. G. Helmer,. Prizes for men went to: 1, Mrs. McGinn;}; 2, Mr. Emil Heino:; and 3, Mrs. J. Johnâ€" Mr. Thos. Sloan, of Vinton, Que., arâ€" rived on Wednesday to pay a visit to his daughters in campâ€"Mrs. P. Cole, Mrs. N. Sullivan and Mrs. C. Kavanagh. Mrs. Leo Rowan (nee Miss Eileen|} Most Holtman of Noranda) is a new bride| COurt v in town. She and her husband will Of wha live on Strachan avenue, in thie house | family formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. u.}| ed a Kincaid. indecer Mrs. R. J. McDowell, of Ansonville, announces the engagement of her fifth daughter, Genevieve Lillian, to Mr. Sydney Rushworth Thomas, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas, of Dome Extension. The wedding will take place at Iroquois Falls on Novemâ€" ber 10th. Mr. Charles Hawkins spent the weekâ€" end yisiting his sister, Mrs. D‘ Lamb, of Main St. on Tuesday. Basil Doran left last week to once more train for the hockey season at Preston. He has high hopes of making the Maple Leaf team this year. A quiet wedding was solemnized by Archdeacon Woodall on Tuesday eveâ€" ning, October 25th, in the Anglican Church here, when Gilbert William Emmerson, of South Porcupine, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Norman Emâ€" merson, of Bristol Ridge, P.Q., took as his bride Miss Muriel Ann Elizabeth Hodgins, of Timmins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James T. G. Hodgins, of Shawville, P.Q. Attending as witnesses were Mr. Arnold Furlong, of South Porcupine, and Mrs. Cecil Neil, of Timâ€" mins. 35 THIRD AVE TIMMINS EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS NO CARRYTNG CHARGEFES YOUR CREDIT Is GOOD HERE ! â€"Los Angeles Times California begins payi ‘Thursday., the chami»x I | Aspersions were made on the young |lady‘s character, and even that of her Emother, and her manner showed she | clearly resented it. ! _"$5 and costs," said his worship, "even if what this woman said is true she had no right to shout it Rer in \the street." "This fine may be aevied ! by distress, and if that doesn‘t stop this sort of thing IT‘ll keep on till it does," tsaid his worship. A complete stock of Pen and Pencil Sets. Parker or Shaeffter can forget As announced in The Advance on Monday of this week, the child health conference will be held in the baseâ€" ment of the public school at Schuâ€" macher on Friday (toâ€"morrow) afterâ€" noon, October 28th, between the hours of three and five years. Mothers are invited to attend and to bring their babies with them. These public conâ€" ferences are proving of special advanâ€" tage for mothers, and in addition, the advantage to the children is a matter of very special importance. sets priced from A woodcutter, paid for the job of cutting and delivering a certain amnmount of wood, sold part, und after collectâ€" ing the full amount left town. One case was adjourned (a local man accused of assault) and another withâ€" drawn. One drunk only was fined. Child Health Conference in Schumacher on Friday Rev. George H. Donald, DD., Grace Harriett, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Robt. 8. MacConachie, of Napaâ€" ne*, Ont., to Joseph Hodder Stovel, Dome Mines, South Porcupine, Ont." Mr. and Mrs. C. Greenacre Mamdys Fheler)» arrived from Troquois Falls on Wednesday to make their home in South Porcupine on Commerâ€" clal avonue. Don‘t forget the Girl Guide tea in the Scout hall on Saturday afternoon. In addition to the other social Tuncâ€" tions goinz on in town on Hallowe‘en the young firemen are going to hold a dance in the basement of the Central hotel. They have secured a good orâ€" chestra and hope to have a good time. Mrs. Singleton, with Mr. C. Edgeâ€" cumk>, left on Sunday for Noranda to see John CGibbons, whose accident with a shoigun we reported on Monday. Further details of the accident were brought back with them. John is sufâ€" fering from shock and loss of blaod which followed the accident besides the amputating of his arm. He had only one friend with him when on the hunting trip, and was five miles from Noranda when the accident occurred. Pulling the gun from the canoe by the barrel the safety catch caugzht in the ribs of the boat and the gun went off shattering his left arm. They both walked *to the car which the friend in his haste could not start. John, who was suffering and bleeding terribly had to start the car himself, and a long time ensued before they could drive in to Noranda and get help to stop the bleeding. The arm was amputated above the elbow and it is feared that another operation may be necessary. Mrs. Gibbons is staying in Noranda. Police Court Most of the time on Tuesday at police court was taken up with sordid details of what counsel described as a "swell family fight." A young person Accusâ€" ed a relative of using abusive and indecent language to her from her doorstep. But she shouted it for all the> world to hear. And even with an interpreter modifying and putting it inâ€" to cleaner language it did not sound at all nice in court. $25 and costs with permit suspended for 30 days was the fine meted out to a mcotorist who did not report an accident involving a motorcycle. A case of â€"obtainingâ€"$17.50 byâ€" false pretenses was found to be wrongly brought under the code and may come up again labelled as "breach of conâ€" sEE GUKR COMPLETE DI~PLAY PARKER AND SHEAFFER eles Times: If angt _ when begins paying off $30 every the chamw>ers of commerce the climate. THIS IS | â€"â€" Sudbury Star: An examination of the ’litsrary supplement of a popular newsâ€" paper reveals the successful organizaâ€" ‘tion of National Book Week. Now i# someone would only inaugurate Nationâ€" | al Returnâ€"of*+theâ€"Book Week! | â€"The Consumers‘ Coâ€"operative Society ‘held their weekly whist drive in the ‘basement of the Creatian hall on Friâ€" day night, there were eleven tables of whist, the winners:â€"ladies, lst, Mrs. Hazelwood; and Mrs. R. Heath; gent‘s, ist, Mr. Percy Jenkins; 2nd, Mrs. J. ;Scullion, playing as gent; consolation, Mrs. J. McKenzie. After the cards a nice lunch was served and the reâ€" ’rhainder of the evening was spent in dancing. The ASD. Club met at the home of Mrs. J. O‘Leary on Thursday night. Whist was played, the winners being: 1st Mrs. Bob Keiller; 2nd, Mrs. John Scullion; 3rd, Mrs. James Scullion. After the cards Mrs. O‘Leary served a nice lunch. Mrs. Holman, Galt, Ontaria was in town for the funeral of her sisterâ€"inâ€" law, Mrs. F. Tomkinson. ~ The frinds of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brockbank will be pleased to hear of the birth of a daughter to them on Oct. 19th. They lived here for a numâ€" ber of years prior to moving to Timâ€" mins a short time ago. The next meeting of the sewing group of the Ladies‘ Aluxiliary of Trinâ€" ity United Church will be held at the home of‘ Mrs. W. G. Leck, Lakeside Drive. Mr. and Mrs. W. Green, Goid Centre, have returned from a month‘s holiday at the home of Mrs. Green‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tyre, of Greater Winniâ€" peg. The friends of Mrs. Sandy Fulton will be sorry to hear that she is il1l and had to be taken to the Porcupine Genâ€" eral hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Lorie, Golf Cenâ€" tre, have been visiting in Winnipeg for the past month. Mr. Lorie has returnâ€" ed home this week but Mrs. Lorie and baby will extend their holiday for anâ€" other month. Miss A. Bugera has accepted a posiâ€" tion in the Beamish Stores. A number of friends of Mrs. Harry Leng visited her at her home, Lakeside Drive, and presented her with a beauâ€" tiful set of crystal ware, the occasion being her wedding anniversary. Miss Mary Parson, of Fraserdale, niece of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.:Todd, Railâ€" way avenue, was a visitor at their home for a few days, on her way down to Kirkland Lake. Mr. and Mrs from a visit to Toronto. Mrs. J. R. Todd has returned from an extended holiday in Toronto and Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Davis, have reâ€" turned from a holiday in Toronto, where they were attending the wedding of Mr. Davis‘ brother. Mr. Proulx, and his two sons, Rene and George, are visiting in North Bay. Mr. Jack Fagher has returned from a month‘s holiday in Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Hancock have returned from Hoyle and have taken up reâ€" sidence in the apartment recently vacaâ€" ted by Dr. Armitage. Mr. Alex Mair has returned from a holiday in Toronto where he was visitâ€" ng his parents. The ladies of the CW.L. visited at the home of Mrs. Frank Lyon and present:i her with a beautiful silver casssrole and wished her best of luck in her new home in Virginatown. The friends of Mrs. Harold Wilson will be sorry to hear that she is very i1 at her home in Shawville. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson lived on Second avenue, prior to moving to Shawville this year. Mr. and Mrs. Hillborn, Preston, Onâ€" tario, were in town for the funeral of Mrs. Hillborn‘s sister, Mrs. F. Tomâ€" kinson. Mr. Proulx, and his two sons, Rene and George, are visiting in North Bay. Mrs. A. Glazier has left for a holiâ€" day in North Bay, where she will visit at the home of her daughter and sonâ€" inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. Biutterworth. Mrzs. Williams, of the Vipand, enterâ€" tained about sixty friends on Tuesday night, the occasion beinz the birthday of Mrs. Williams and her two daughters. A memorial mass will be said in St. Alphon:ius Parish church for the late J. N. Angrignon at 7.30 a.m., Monday, 30th, from his wife and {amily. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Smith left by car for Shawville when they heard that Mrs. Smith‘s cousin, Mrs. Wilson, was very ill. The Young People of St. Alphonsus Parish Church are holding a meeting on Thursday evening, Oct. 27th. All young people are invited to attend. Mrs. Grser and daughter left ait once for Shawville on receiving news that her daughter, Mrs. Harold Wilâ€" son, was very ill. The friends of Mrs. J. G. Harris will be sorry to hear she is on the sick list. All wish her a speedy recovery. ihe the Unitsd C orcught splend United Church schumacher Y. P. 8. Meets on Monday holding their next meeting in the church hall on Monday, Oct. 31st. All young people are invited to come and have a good tim=e. The "Quarter Million Crusade" of the Unitsd Church of Canada has orcught splendid resul‘s to the Trinity Other Items of Interest from Schumacher. Schumacher, Oct. 26.â€"(Spacial i6 The Advancse»â€"Th> Young People‘s Soâ€" ciety cf Trinity United Church are aolding their next meeting in the church hall on Monday, Oct. 3ist. All young people are invited to come and T. Searle have returned Mrs. Searle‘s parents in Included in those who attended were: Katherine and Davina Hay, James Rennie, Mr. R. McKay, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown, Mr. P. Sobchuck, and parâ€" ents of the bride and groom, Mrs,. D. Rennie and Mr. and Mrs. Hay. The newlyweds left for a trip to the Sudibury district, where they will visit the bride‘s sister, Mrs. Lorna Mackenâ€" ziem, of High Falls On their return, they will take up residence amongst their many friends on Fighth street, Iroquois Falls. Dr. Laidlaw, who personally extendâ€" ed his sincere wishes for the happy fuâ€" ure of the couple, congratulated the room on his fine choice, and hoped that life would hold many joys for Af‘er the ceremony, guests, who were relations and intimate friends of the young couple, joined in congratulating and extending well wignes to the newlyâ€" weds, and at which time a tasty weddâ€" ing breakfast was served. The bride, given in marriage by her father, looked lovely in a navy blue crepe gown, wearing a corsage of red rases. The bride‘s attendant was Mrs. Bertha Walsh, while the duties of the groomsman were eflficiently performed by Mr. Hdward Walsh. Iroquois Falls, Ont., Oct. 25, 1938â€" (Special to The Advance)â€"The home of the bride‘s parents was the setting of a quiet and pretty wedding on Monâ€" day, October 24th, when Irene Bernice, dauzshier of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Hay, Iroquois Falls, was united in marriage to James, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Renâ€" nie, of Mont Rock, the Rev. Dr. R. S. Laidlaw officiating. Miss Irene Bernice Hay and Mr. James Rennie, Marâ€" ried. Wedding at Iroquois Falls Home Monday Among the floral tributes were flowâ€" ers from:;: Mother, Dad and Sister; Grandma Prest and family; Isabelle and Cevil; Mrs. F. Mikkla and family; Blahey Store; Aunt Phosbe, Uncle Ern and family; Elia; Norma and June; Mrs. Glazier; Mrs. P. Hunter; Wilfred and Mary; Mr. and Mrs. W. Wills and family. The pallbearers were Wilfred Prest, Ralph Prest, and Nick Simmons, unâ€" cles of the little lad, and Steve Bilenki. Schiumacher, Oct. 26.â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"The many friends of Mr. ard Mrs. George Simmons, 26 Railâ€" way street, were sorry to hear of the death of their little son, George Wyâ€" man Simmons, who died in St. Mary‘s hospital on Monday. The little boy was 6 months and 24 days old and had only been ill for a few days. The funeral took place on Tusesday. The service was held at the home of the baby‘s grandmother, Mrs. Prest, 120 First avenue. The Rev. F. J. Baine conductâ€" ed the service and the burial was in Timmins cemetery. The pallbearers were: Messrs Jack, Abe and Art Tomkinson, of Timmins, Mr. Kon Lytt:, of Timmins, and Messrs J. Stsele and V. A. Phillips, of Schumacher. The funeral, which was a large one, was hel from the home, 93 Second avenue, to South Porcupine cemetery. The Rev. F. J. Baine conducted the services. The sympathy of all goes out to the husband and two daughters in their sad bereavement. Husband and Daughters; Jack and Abe Tomkinson, Timmins; Mr. and Mrs. Art Tompkinson and Connie; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Yyttle; Mr. and Mrs. Pulâ€" ton and boys; Mr. and Mrs. Lampkin:; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McKay:; Nina Philâ€" lips;®Kath and Elizabeth: Public School, Schumacher; McIntyre Mines Machine Shop; McIntyre Mines Plate Shop: McIntyre Mines Truck Drivers; McInâ€" tyre Mines, Storehouse Staff;: Mr. and Mrs. Herb Millsr; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Tomkinson; Ken and Alice; The Classâ€" maies Timmins High School; Mr. and Mrs. Hillborn, Preston Ont.; Mrs. Milâ€" ler, Galt, Ont.; Mrs. Holman, Galt, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. J. Dawson and Pete; Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Phillips; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chatson; Lillian‘s Store: Mr. and Mrs Tall Bevan; Mr. and Mrs. James Stirrat; Mr. and Mrs. Steele; Mr. and Mrs. Collier; Lirette family; Colombo family; Feldman Bros.; Feldâ€" man Grocery and Meat Dept.; Jock and Shine; Clarta and family; Mr. and Mrs. Rafuse. Funeral on Tuesday of Schumacher Bov Among the beautiful floral were ficral offerings from th ing : George Wymanâ€" Simmons Passed Away on Monday. Sshumacher, Oct,. 26.â€"â€"S8p« The Advanc>>â€"There was very and »sinceére sorrow hers whe was known of the sudden death Tomkinson in the Porsupine hospital. Mrs. Tomkinson was born it 100, Ontario, and was 43 year at the time of her death. She sided in Schumacher for the years and was held in high by all who knew her. Schumacher Loses Resident 1aArp al of Mrs. Tomkinson Attended. n Wate! pa Te pial to @eneral ributes followâ€" news Mrs peec 16 In spite of the unpleasant day, a drizzling rain and mud, two hundred zsuests were cntertained at tea at difâ€" ferent times during the afternoon at the Nurses‘ Residence at the hospital on Wednesday afternoon. The occasâ€" ion was the fruit shower held under ‘he auspices of the Ladies‘ Auxililary of the hospital, and they are delighted with the results, Fach guest â€"â€" some from Timmins and Schumacher, Bufâ€" faloâ€"Ankerite, and Pamour as well as from townâ€"came laden with preserves of different kinds to swell the pantry of the hospital. There were jars of fruit and jam and pickles everywhere one looked at the residenceâ€"wunder the table, on the table, on the piano, in the kitchen, a larger number even than were taken at the shower hneld when Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kemp, of Sudâ€" bury, have taken up residence in the house on O‘Brien aveniue formerly oc« cupied by Mr. and Mrs. J. McFadden, who have moved to Dome Extension. Mr. J. E. Evans proposed a toast to the ladies, to which Mrs. Reed respondâ€" »d in fitting manner, assuring the conâ€" :regation of the continued help of the Ladies‘ Guild. This social evening was undoubtedly i great success. The Rev. Lyttle and Mrs. Lyttle made this an occasion for meeting the members of their pasâ€" torate in an informal and soctal way. The whole anniversary celebration was in undoubted success, Jlause. Mr. J. E. Evans gave three recitations in his inimitable manner, and comâ€" munity singing led by Miss Hale, of Timmins, helped to make a social note. Miss Hale has recently come from Sasâ€" where she was teaching in one of the droughtâ€"stricken areas, and he gave a descriptive picture of the hardships endured and the brave strugâ€" sustained by the inhabitants. She made a special appeal for clething and is making up bales for snipment, so ippealed for contributions. Knowing South Porcupine people as we do, it is a foregone conclusion that this apâ€" peal will be met with hearty response. Refreshments supplied by the Ladies‘ Guild were offered and a splendid lunch and social time followed. Mr. Jerry Trueblood proved his abiliâ€" y as a pianist by giving a popular air on the piano as weuld be played by five widely divergent artists. The result was excellent. Mr. Trueâ€" jlood should certainly develop this speâ€" cial talent. The response on Sunday was a reâ€" cord. Chairs were requisitioned for every available space in the eveningâ€" ‘he church was crowded to the doors. Special flowersâ€"chrysanthemums and iladioli placed in chancel and on orâ€" zanâ€"helped with the festive effects, and the gowned choir of 25 members rdded to the pleasing whole. This is ‘he first gowned choir in the annals of this end of the camp and the general 2omment is that the gowns add to the 1lignity of the church and its service. The Revy. F. J. Baine, of Schumachâ€" r, mads his first appearance As msacher here since his return to the ‘amp, and he expressed his great pleasâ€" ire in once more greeting old friends. His sermon was based on the text "Confusion Among the Nations"â€"and ae once more played his violin with great effect. The choir sang two anâ€" ‘hems: "Harw, Hark, My Soul," and "Bow Down FEar," with Mrs. Stanlake as soloist in the former. On Monday evening the church was the scene of a congregational social. The Rev. J. Lyttle gave a lecture illusâ€" trated with splendid coloured photoâ€" ‘traphic slides on Dr. George Darby, of Bella Bella, British Columbiaâ€"a misâ€" sjonary doctor and surgeon who in 1914 went to this part of the country, workâ€" ing among the Indians, Orientals and settlers, going up and down the coast, »stablishing a hospital at Bella Bella, and doing much good. The lecture was well received. Mr. Hunkin afterwards sang "Juanâ€" ita" and received wellâ€"deserved apâ€" 27th Anniversary of South Porcupine Church South Porcupine, Oct. 26.â€"(Special to The Advanc>)â€"The ¢twentyâ€"seventh anniversary of the United Church in Sou‘‘h Porcupine was celebhrated on Sunday. Prior to the Sunday services the church had been painted in the interio® and the Ladies‘ Guild had been working on Saturday like bees to get averything cleaned up ready for Sunâ€" Interesting and Impressive Services at United Church, South Porcupine. . Record Attendance. . Rev. J. F. Baine the Preacher for Occasion. Congregational Soâ€" cial Monday. Other South Porcupine and Dome News. sSOUTH PORCUPINE The model shown awbove is the ideal home Radio. Attractively styvled with 7 tubes and lang and short wave. You can‘t beat this value. Victor The New Come in and see us about the new Victor Record Society Plan 881.50 vaiue for $22.59 Other Models Priced at $29.50 to $299.00 LIMITED THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG sSTORE Huntingdon Gleaner: For their vacaâ€" tion trip, Eugene DeGraff and Ray Derby, unemployed artists at New Briâ€" t{ain, Conn., decided to take a hitchâ€" hikinz trip as they could afford noâ€" thing else. Supplying themselves with crayon and paper, they drew a free sketch ‘of every motorist who gave them a lift, while riding along, and presented these to the drivers, which represented a willingness to make some compensation anyway. Installation of officers for the Gold Nugget Rebekah lodge will be held this (Thursday) evening in the Oddfellows‘ hall, In connection with the meeting and installation there will be a banguet to honour the occasion. The South Porcupine Rebekah Lodge will be guests here for the meeting and banguet,. Arâ€" rangements have been completed for the banquet and meeting, and the occasion is sure to prove both valuable and interesting. HITCHâ€"HIKERS SHOW THEIR APPRECIATTIONX TO MOTORISTS South Porcupine Rebekahs to be Guests of Local Lodge A very delightful evening was spent at the home of Mrs. B. Webb, 0. Dome Extnsion, on Tuesday when a surprise party and wedding shower was held in honour of Miss Genevieve McDowell, of Ansonville, who becomes the bride of Mr. S. R. Thomas early n2xt mon‘th. The little ‘brideâ€"toâ€"be was the guest of Mrs. Thomas over the weekâ€"end, and ‘he many friends of the bridegroom‘s family took this opportunity of welcomâ€" tlre hospital was officially opened. Mrs. R. E. Dye (president) and Mrs. R. P. Smith «executive) poured tea all afterâ€" nmnoon at a table decorated with lovely red roses (gift of Mr. Skinner, of the Flower Shop)â€"and a further note of decoration was a large vase of chrysnathemums from the same source. Miss Morgan (sup>rintendent) assisted by Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Kemsley, formed the reception committee, and other members of the Auxiliary were to be seen assisting in some manner, in the kitchen and waiting on guests. All worked splendidly toward the one end, and Mrs. Laforest and Mrs. Cahill, who were in charge of refreshmeonts, are to be congratulated on the lovely assortâ€" ment of good things served. Miss Morâ€" gan wishes us specially to say "thank you" to the Auxiliary for sponsoring the shower, and the executive of the Aluxâ€" iliary are grateful to all who so generâ€" ously helped to make the occasion such a success, The Ladies‘ Guild of the United Church will meet on Tuesday evening next (Nov. lst) at the home of Mrs. Hal Smith, Crawford St. Mrs. I. Camâ€" eron will act as joint hostess with Mrs. Smith. Mrs. mother of Mr. Phil Kinkel, of the Buffaloâ€"Ankerite, ison a visit to the camp from Buffalo. Priced at onlv