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geshhtints and the golden glory of

or airl ' Miss Dahl says: “Everyone I _

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like _lt’s a personal 'complimenh C however; I take it more as a com- T'

pliment, to-the method I’m using to

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vice recently held in thc- Dong mver ‘

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pi-_s-nt-d. to Mr. James uuiespie, 'a ii

be.»utn`ul gold-headed ebony cane,

bearing this u`isc.lpt1on “Presented li

Mrs. John Chandler -.50 _ _ _ g _ -_ _ AFriend .<.. ._ ._ .30 ~ ~ ` _ . _ - - , --

to Mr. James Gillespie, from friends of me Long River United. Church” accompanied by the following ad- dress. to .which -Mr, Gillespie madei a suitable r.ply:- '-

To Mr. James Gillespie `

Dear Mr. Gillespie.-In keeping

with the spirit of these eventful days in the history pt this con- gregation we consider it an op- portune tim! (.9 1|,nJr you-our s:n1o_ member. The stand you have

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,s.l~v.‘a,ys taken in seculaf ms.tts'rs R°v_ has been a valuable contribution to 'i'T\”S.

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tix. T... y ;e g - b'r'~o'ci At a‘l timcs and under MPS.

a‘_i circu-.nsfancts y:-ur untiring zeal

do'~i"oi righteouness has strongly `-Vlr.

' appealed to us as a conzraga.tion.,L- H. C0165 . 1.00 V

It ls a tact wot’-my ot more than J. H. Ford _ 30 I a passing mtice, t'*at notwithstand- Mrs. Dlxvh . . .50| ing your advanced years, no per- Mrs .‘MiwKlnn0n 1 - '-50-

son in the cfinfzrwation has taken

is more profound interest in the Mrs.

various stages of the construction of our new church building than you..and no one more satisfied to see its completi:-n. We are not un- grstolul for y:Vur many acts of self-'

_sacrif’c- in ministering to our com-_ Per

fort in the capa~if.v of janitor._Ev°r\ our choir is indebted to you io' hs‘pfui " wcfds 'of' encouragemen* and financial assistance when i'

was required. In r~co~nition then _’\/Irs.

Mrs. Vrs. ‘V['s.

Thomas Moore'._. _ ._ ._ i.00_

nf your long and faithful servlc' in-the welfare of this c'm§l"i2B.tl0Y` .we kindly ask you. as a tangible ex precsion of our goodwill and esteer to aoc'~pt this gift, Trusting the in the'w|s~. Providence of God yo may be soared for many years i continue the good work. On beha‘ of the United Church collsregatior

_ at Long River.-S

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Eleven mn.ch'nes employing -7'

processes are used to wa_sh-and irc' s. collar in a. down to date Iaundr

.Favourablefresults have attendef' experiments in England in the usf oi’ Diesel engines in motor trucks __.,...-,.___._.____..______

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Ci H. Mutch . __ 1.00. G°<r1r° Mutch _ ._ 1.00; Tian McCallum ._ .. l.00l

Mrs. Sam Wood 1.00,_ `

Mrs. Cecil Stewart .. l00l Svlvsn Piooey . _1_00,. Percy Wood . 1.00'

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' Mr. and Mrs. Pope Hooper ._ _

csra for lt. 1t’s the rage among girls "S~ 0‘*°\"Z°- W~ H°°'P¢l' . hers in Ne\v` York. All you do is put a, little Dauderiuc on your brush

each time you use it. My hair was M wiry and hard to keep in place, but' M

Danderine makes it soft'and easy to dress and-holds it like I arrange lt, for hours! My seal fairly

tlngles with vigor after fi use it, sn it keeps my head so- clean I

don’t need to shampoo half so often. _

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Mrs.. Milburn Diiton of little

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we first. so _ sud the `1irst.

olmsnsc ofthe _ came gn th' ame day ands ostst thessme our, Nov.; 20.__

The snow_-storm _WM in mass d __ urination. consisted oi’ high grade W- - "

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Nr. Edward Mosher of Ginn Forest `

sd s piesssnt outing on Ifov.. flth

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Limited, announces The Outstanding C|'i¢V

rolet of Chevrolet History . . a Six_ in the price range of the fourl _

Spectacular ss Chev:-ol¢t’s -achievements .have been in the past . . notable as its engineering triumphs have proved themselves to be-‘this 'remarkable 'new car dwarfs every previous Chevrolet accomplishment. Not only does it introduce into the low-priced field an entirely new measure of performance, comfort, beauty and styl@~but it is sold st 'prices so low as to alter every previous conception of motor car value. ’

The new six-cylinder valve-in-_head engine- developed from more than a hundred motors designed especially for this sensational car-_- stsnds out as an engineering masterpiece. Wirlx a power increase of approximately 32% over the previous Chevrolet motor, with sensation- greater speed and faster acceleration-it offers a type of performance that is literally litounding ._ . even to ihose who have been driving cars costing hundreds of dollars more.

Throughout the '~ e spcefi range, it performs with a smoo s and quietness of operation tl'|at'l1ave nc before been apprjoaclied in a low-priced s' omobilc. At the slower speed! of city traffic it ldlél along with wonderful silence 'and case. On boulevards and country toads it responds with an eagerness that is s

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constant delight. It talrefs the longest and steepest hills with an abundant reserve of power that is a source of pride tothe driver. And its economy of operation averages better thsn 20 miles to the gallon of gasoline! '

Y This revolutionary performance has heen achieved as a result of the greatest array of engineering advancements that Chevrolet has ever announced. A-high compression, non- detonating cylinder hend . . a new heavier

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The Phaetori . . ._ .

5665 $665

The Coach .“ . . . . $770 The Coupe . Q . . . . . _$760

The sedan.. . . _ _ _,sam The Sport Cabriolet- . . $885

VT he Convertible Landau $92 5.

' _Light Delivery Chassis . . . . $510

Above Prices st Fsctory, Qshsws

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In we-fa-we. us. ousmaang cs¢»`~|¢¢ a. destined to become sn automotive semation-- so smart, so stylish snd so distinctlvelyi appointed that it rivals the costllest 'custom creations. The new Fisher bodies are "longer, ` lower and roomier with adjustable 'drlv¢r’s seat in all closed models-and rcwrsl the match.

less artistry of Fisher designers. didst; ‘ ' >` modish new colors, their smsrt dual moulding; I

Ind their distinctive concave pillars, they acliiétld a degree of original, beauty that has seldom. been equalled in motor car design. _

You sro cordially invited to visit our showroom

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