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--~eeuw Page 4 The Haileyburian Thursday, November 16, 1961 When Buying a Watch Ask an Expert's Advice Are you one of the several mil- lion Canadians who is a prospect- ive watch buyer this year? If you are, be sure to consult your com- munity jeweller. The Watchmakers of Switzerland point out that a fine timepiece is like a fine automobile--only an ex- pert can really tell its performance possibilities. And the quality jewel- ler, who has been selling and serv- icing fine watches for many years, is the only qualified person in your community to rely upon when it comes to the purchase of a watch. When selecting a watch, person- al preference in style, together with pocketbook capabilities, must first be considered. At that point, however, your jeweller is in a po- sition to help you to select a fine watch which he knows is built to give you accurate, dependable ser- vice over the coming years. For example, his experience has given him practical knowledge of the workmanship that has gone in- to the various brands of watches on the market.. And since his store and reputation are the guarantee behind the product he sells, his first desire is to sell watches that will keep his customers satisfied. There are various grades of watch movements manufactured and offered for public sale; it's the business of your jeweller to know and recognize the difference. He might offer you two _ different watches--one that sells for $40, the other for $100. And he'll be the first to tell you there is a difference be- tween the two, although he has made it his business to make cer- tain that the $40 watch he sells. is the best value he has been able to find for customers who can afford a watch in that price category. A number of features in the make-up of a watch can be reflect- ed in its retail selling price. Cer- tain watches have had practically every part in the movements fin- ished by hand and, naturally, this painstaking checking and recheck- ing must bring the price up. In addition, there are different metals used for different parts of the me- chanism and, here again, the cost differential will be reflected in the price you pay. And, just as there is a difference in movements, there is also a dif- ference in watch cases. It might be chrome, stainless steel, gold plate, gold filled, or 14-karat gold. And, even if marked gold; it might well be paper-thin, so that it does not give the movement the protec- tion it needs against everyday wear. Remember, a fine watch is only as good as the firm that stands be- hind it, and your local community jeweller has a reputation for re- liability upon which you can de- pend. B and PW Club Hears of Norway The Tri-Town Business and Pro- fessional Women's Club met at the home of Miss Gladys Taylor, Bea- vis Terrace Thursday evening, November 9. The meeting was chaired by the President Miss Edna Sumbler, rou- tine business was dealt with and initial plans made for the Decem- ber meeting which will be a Christmas Party December 9. Miss Beatrice McDonald vice- president led in an interesting dis- cussion on the aims and objectives of the B & P Federation. Following the discussion a film was shown of the Scandinavian countries Norway being the high- light to the members as the inter- national B & P Conference will be hel din Oslo Norway July 1962. Attention Bachelors, New Club for LAKELAND, Fla. (AP) -- Attention confirmed bachelors: Your exeuse of waiting for the right woman no longer holds water. Rev. Troy M. Strong, a Meth- odist pastor and family life counsellor, says you could mar- ry any one of 10,000 women and live happily. Lecturing to a group of col- lege students recently Mr. Strong said: "Courtship is just like buying a dress or suit of clothes -- you shop around before making a choice. "You don't fall in love, you grow into it." Annual Meeting For Bible Society Rev. W. Gilmour Beattie, L. Th., of district of North Bay, secretary of the Canada Bible Society, North- ern Division, will be the special preacher at St. Paul's Anglican Church at 11 a.m. Sunday, Novem- ber 19th, and in the Baptist Church at seven p.m. the same evening. Following the service in the Bap- tist church, the annual meeting of the local branch of the Bible So- ciety will be held and a good at- tendance is hoped for. The presi- dent of the local branch is W. T. Joy, secretary, Mrs. George Kranz and treasurer, Mrs. C. E. Peacock. Meteor Little hope is held of firding the "what-is-it" reperted to have fallen somewhere between North Bay and Kirkland Lake by the National Research Coun- cil. Canadian scientists are anx- ious to locate the visiter, but overcast skies which have been prevalent here for some time, kill any chance that it might have been seen before it landed in the bush. KIWANIS FOR this year will have Scotch proportioned, bushy and ably priced. ¥ TALL 9 TALL Plus 25c if delivered WOODS HARDWARE Phone 7-4381 New Liskeard XMAS TREES TRI-TOWN AREA Kiwanis of New Liskeard again Xmas trees for sale in the Tri- town area. These trees are nicely catching. Two sizes and reason- $3.00 $4.50 SERVICE PAN te Pine eye- WATCH FOR DETAILS OF EARLY DEC. DELIVERY ORDER NOW From one of the following SROKA OS 2-3744 4441 Haileybury FLORENCE SHOP Cobalt See Sa Baa Sa ea ee Bae Sa Ee Sa aS ae SVE VERE NEVE ULV RUE VE BEV DEE DE DE EVE RH ELE EB VB HE ED UE UE HEN VE YE PEEVE VERE VEE ME VEE NEUE MEH MSP LAVERY JEWELLERS Phone 7-4444 New Liskeard NIN SN aN LN ee NLL iri-Town Area Plans are going ahead for organ- izing a Tri-Town Toastmasters Club. The club will be a branch of Toastmasters International. which is devoted to helping its members learn effective public speaking: The first meeting will be held next Wednesday at 7.00 p.m. in the | banquet room of the New Liskeard Memorial Center. Members of the North Bay Chap- ter of Toastmasters International will be in charge of the meeting and demonstrate how the club op- erates and how it can benefit men in this district. -- n> Because it is necessary to make' arrangements in advance, persons interested in attending the demon- stration dinner are asked to call Charles Abel at Midway 7-6222 in New Liskeard. F. A. 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