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F O W L ER ’ S MlllBROOK " PHONE 150 Agents for Fannings launderers and Cleaners! THREE DAY SERVICE Men’s White Drip Dry Shirtsâ€"â€"- Sizes 141/2 to 17 ........ Boys “BIG B” Brand Plain Doeskin Shirtsâ€" Ages 6 to 14 .......... Boys Flannellet’oe Pyjamasâ€"Ages 8 to 16 ............ Men‘s Heavy 10702 Work Jeans â€"Ful.l Sized â€" Sanforizedâ€"Sizes 30 to 44. . .. Penman’s Preferred, Shirts and Drawersâ€"Men’sâ€" Ail Sizes .............. Men’s “BIG B” Brand Overalls with Bibâ€" ' Blue or Black ...... Men’s Lined Kid Gloves, Black, Brown or Grey Regular 3.45. All sizes 1.95 Clearance of all Boy’s and Youth ’-s Suburban Goats.. 10.00 Menfs Heavy Do‘eskln Work Shixlt'sâ€"Slzes 15 to 18 I “ “‘ “ 5 "fig PAGE ‘msA. U ‘C-va â€"Iié§Ei§r $3795” Sale Price ........... 7. 2.65 Men’s and Boy’s Winter Gaps â€"Ski Capsâ€"Mack- inaw Caps All to clear for ...... 1.45 .20 Only pair Misses Loafers in Size 12 and 13â€"Women’s Ballerinasâ€"Size 5 and 6. Sale Price ...... .980 FRIDAY, JANUARY 30th Not Specially ’ Reduced in ' Price! ! We have a compiete stock of Stanfield’s Underwear and Socks “Big B” Overafls and Pants Dominion and British Rubbers Biltmore Hats SATURDAY, FEB. 1th Penman’s and Watson’s Underwear and Socks OFF ALL GOODS (Both Dates Inclusive) ARROW FINE SHIRTS AND TIES ALL IGN’S TIES HALF PRICE! Walker’s Overalls and Pants DISCOUNT Annual ommences to [III-IIIIII 3.98 1.95 o! 2.95 1.45 vvvvuu-a -vâ€";â€"v i Rev Gilbert- Smith of S't 1 . ~, Giles’, Petenbiomugh Interim Elgh Scores La'St Week Moderator of Millibrook and Ladies ‘high' singleâ€" iCentreville presided at- the an- Marg Armstrong ........ 261 nual meeting of GraCe Presby- Marie Foot-tit .......... 26L terian Church, Millbrook held, Ladies High Tripleâ€" lin the Church Hall. Dorothy Gill-is .......... 626‘; Mr J Burns clerk of the l , ,,_..A_L: M... #1..“ “Arm 'A“ Statistics To Date Bowling League Men’s High Single Aumiu Worr .......... Men’s High Triple Austin Worr .......... High Scores- to date Ladies’ High Single Marion Gutshrie ........ Ladies’ High Triple Mtg. Armstrong ....... Ladies High Average-J Dorothy Gilis .......... Men’s High Singleâ€" A't't Stewart .. . . . . Men’s High Tripleâ€" George Kinsman ........ Men’s High Averageâ€" Ken Blair .............. Mrs. G.- A. Spicer was un-j able to take part in the pro-( gramme on amount of illness. I Mr. Daniels is chairman of the Orillia centre of the Grana- dian (Vollege [of Organists, and a member of the national coun- oil. Mrs. Winslow sang “He Shall Peed His Ii‘lock’I, from the Messiah: 'and “How Great Thou Art”. The choir sang the an- them “My Faith L'ooks Up,” by Ellen J a‘ne- Lorenz. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the. Estate of? Sy dnex M(-- Larm‘l, late of the Township of Gavan. in 1139' C(mnty of Dur- ham, Retired, Deceased. DATED if Peterbofi0112.h this Qtlltday ofi January’, A. D., 1959. _- .4 . “ _. Mr. Daniels included in his, and Ross Thompson. programme a group of 01d. A special mention was made English organ numbers bf the‘of the new plans for the Miss- L6th and 18:3: centuries, a’sionary and Deaconess Training group of cliorale preludes of ”time in Toronio with 1115! tile. German sch-001 which in- Chairman of Board for? Man» chided works of Buxtchude, J. lagers and the Presidents of S. Bach, and J. G. \V-altzherf‘VJWSp to repreSent Grace, musical clock by Franz JosefiC‘lhurcLH at. a special meeting Raymond Daniels of Orillia; organist of SLAndrew’s Pres? hyteian Chm-elf, Barrie, gave an Iorgan recital in St. Thomas? Anglican Church on Friday; owning. Assisting werq Mrs." Lawrence Winslow, soloist,‘ and SI. Thom‘as’ Choir underI file direction of Mr. J. 0.! Medd. i TAKE-NOTICE thatmall per- sons having (laims against Sydney McLaren, or his estate must file same with W. J. Arthur Pair, Q. C. Peterb'Or- ough, Ontarior sql-citor for the. Executor, not later than the 9th day of February,A.D., 19159. West Enders . .. Ziton Liners Rink-E-Dinks Dmvntowners Tooters ........ Ramlambs ...... Whing Dings. . . Crew Cuts ..... H‘ilLbillies ...... C‘oultqers ....... Bee Aze ....... Boat. Builders .. Bankers ....... Substimtes . .. Racketeers ..... Murphies ...... lrÂ¥ailievbono ..... Van-guards ..... D thumb e~1 ls ...... lndust ria-ls ..... Kay-Dee-Ms . . . . Lone Rangers . . Lucky Sevens. . . Hi Fi’s ........ ORGAN RECITAL AT ST. THOMAS’ CHURCH Hay den and finally a group of being held in Cobourg nhdorn composers, T. J Memo-rough Presbytery. Crawford, Holaly \Vil'lan, and The Exer} Home P]: Flor Peeters. ,the Psesbyteian Ream J DHUCIS . . . Liners . .-E-Dinks utowners ers lambs o 0.... oooooooo .00. ng Dings ........ 7 Cuts pillies . . . .. hers Aze‘ .. o 0 o o 0 Builders . . . {BPS no-u Estates . :eteers ...... )‘uies .e‘bono {1111 rds balls at via-ls . . Dice-Ms ...... ‘ Rangers 9 n 0 a so. u :y Sevens. . . . ‘i’s . o u . on. a... . . .- o... . .... .o . o .o -.. oo .o- . . u o .. . . .o... TEAM STANDINGS m MOB-WORM; 626‘: Mr. J. Burns, clerk of the ésessison, in reporting the session ‘76] !report stated that 1140 new mem- -‘ '1 bers were necelved thlS year. EThe charge has been vacant. run? since last April when Re-V. \V. 6-19 The Sunday School report 301 showed a. balance of} $71.74 af- fier sanding and finisl‘aing- of the 684’Sunday School floor. This de- partment. last year sent a copy 7 {of Everyday into each home of 19011119. congregation. E Mrs, J dh‘n Thompson, VV.M. 340 S. treasurer, reported That $235.00 had been sent to the 7.33 General Fund and a donation {sent to the Good Li‘oraturc 200' Fund. 55+ In Mareha new Wurlitzer or- 55,931] valued at $4,770.00 was‘ 54. installed in the ehurehi; Mr. 49 E, Ix. Armstrong, orgwau fund 40. treasurer, reported that the 407:.»1‘gan was paid for with a hal- :10 amp of? $17.06 ‘0) he handed to 59‘ Me Church Treasure-r. 34 hard of Managers were. “Inufml and mmunnnlnfm] as wars in historv. all commit- hnmt-s met and a balance on 55 hand of $1173 ‘33-- 4 m} Mr. Gerald Armstrong- and n-er. Clifford Lardner were ap- ,” pointed to attend the mumingz lof the Executive Count-i1 of of Presbyterian Men in CoHourg .a- Janmary 25th. Mrs, (3:01am Armstrong, in [rcporting‘ for Ladies’ Aid, stat- ch that many improvmncnts ‘5 .‘h?ad been made in *hc mauso, ‘1 new caIpcvts had been purchas- ‘0 ed and laid in the chmch \\ 1th 70 total recepts 9110“ nor $1311. 85 69 and a balance on hand of 6" $483. 00 01 The C'hlurch Treasurer, Mr. (’0 Lorne Farrow, stated that from a financial s7tandploint Grace ‘3}; “Church had had oneof the best GRACE PRFSBYTERIAN CHURCH HAS BANNER YEAR \V The Every Home Plan for the Psesbyteian Recm'd was again awop‘ed and Hmr’rily ap- proved fior 1959. f kill?” “10;“ ('mnotopy board in ('hun-h rmovarlivoll.’ ‘ or 59 to o as followsâ€"J. H? . . ,- , . . - Bmm '1‘ W Belch Clifford“ It “7‘“ de‘J-d‘d 103”" “00' harml‘l' alld Gérald Afiné‘rbna ;.t'(r\\'arl(ls “‘19 Plano bemg bought " ‘ F" n- he c 1011' room. ‘ng}f’]1ll‘ll"“ 1““ 5““ r1? 11?“ (hrls {Hum the (‘hmr assmtod Ella, ~l?al(lmlS_ xlornon ld 5i) l: the hos’ess in serving refresh-l (‘l‘ldIIYl Rgi‘mgli'i)0:11:1(‘01‘531‘1‘nnenm and a social time was" ' ‘ ’ I S T ' ‘ ' ‘ . ' ' -ongovoa.â€"Exam_1ner. Coyte. Gerald Armstrong: Don] ' Armstrong. Allan Thompsum’, and Ross Thompson. E QT“ M “I A M l Mess1s.1\'. 1101(11 I. W". Lar- 11191‘ J00 Thompson J. I) Arm 511111 115.:. I1. l‘mmm Donald I’ri’mhard. (Jerald Anusmong, Clifford. ‘l.5a1~;mevr, and J R TI10111.|)57\'011. Mr. “J. Burns and Mr. L.§ Farrow extended a. vote WE: thanlm to Rev, Smith after; H. Heuzstin accepted a call to Beamsvilrle . ward of Ma nage rs were vlocted and rc-Aappoiutod as f( *“UWS- â€" Consiruction will begin as soon as possible on a new area office and a new service build- ing in Peterb‘('>:r011gh, Ontario Hydro announced today. enjoyed . The two buildings Will be heated on the south side of Crawford Drive. They will form one conveniemly-lxocated: centre and will replace the pre) gently renfed space for the rural office and separate sen. \309 at Auburn Genera ing; Station. ' : Esfin‘xa‘red «ost ig am‘l‘hxia‘ matelv $83, 000. The (onTracf has been awauded to Cascade Construction Limited. Rexdale, Ont. the l‘ofirost bidder. ! social cup of tea was} A by Pe- W,‘ Hobbs ] "'j Attendance Secretaryâ€"Elmore U31 Crowley , ‘ 5"flln Charge of Chimesâ€"Ernest 0f} Powell W I [Gown (V‘mnmitteeâ€"Mrs. Aub-l r rey Fallis, Mrs. James Mc-; m Master. Homer ()uellette and} ce Mac lug-ham 1 5t Mennlwship CR»mmi:ttee-James lt' McMaster and Donald Spice]; m Several members spoke in' appreciation bf the fine service. given by Miss Burnhiam, who‘ a‘l has completed ten years as!- I" choir president. During her ‘d‘ term of office the choir has put heion two opervettaS, directed byl ll‘tMr-s. G. A. Spicer. Perform-i t”;‘dll('-(’S were given in Peterhor-' lougrh, Nromvood. Tyrone. Lal:t.-' re! field, Centreville, Newcastle,’ "‘1 (‘?a\'an, Coldsprings. and other" }centres. Cantatas, concerts! r'liand coffee parties were pre-: n'Esen’ed in St. Andrew's Hall. [d .‘ Proceeds were used to make a g‘, new room for the kindergarten t'iof the Sunday School. a new I room, for the choir, and to help; El; in church renovation. j >1'- ST. ANDREW’S CHOIR ? FIRE MONDAY EVENING ELECT OFFICERS FOR 1959, â€"â€" At the annual lug-cling 0f St. Andrew’s L'nitod Church Choir held last Thursday evening a1; 1119 home uf the President, Miss Jean *Euruham, Dr. H. 1,}. Neal presided for the clvcti’wsi of the follmving’ officers- I’res . -Grordon Might Vice-Pros . â€"â€"Mrs‘, L. Winslow Srcrctary-Troas.-â€" Miss Edith Lumber Rough or Dressed, also Hard and Soft Wood Slabs PHONE 70-w MILLBROOK, ONTARIO C‘l (H‘kt‘ :VIUSi‘ Conunittccâ€"Stanley X01- throp, choh director, Mls Elm, Maple, Basswood, Oak, Ash and Pine Timber. STANDING PREFERRED (IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII’I Timber Wanted STAN OLAN South Monaghan, Ontario PHONE 22 BAILIEBORO G. X. Spitel, Mum-r 01101- [(1th Sharon I’- all and I’atm . Roy Willm'ott, Q.G. James A. Irvine, M.A. Phone Bailieboro 30 Hoy Lumber PROBLEMS $â€"â€"â€"! $â€"â€"l$â€"! If you have steady employment and would like to budget your Plumbing and Heating Cost, please ask for one of our booklets and fill an application to-day. We now have a plan that shall take care of your Lequire Plumbing 8 Heating Attention Home Builders Plumbing and Heating Barristers, Solicitors, Nata ‘33 Telephone 9, Millbrook WILLMOTT 85 IRVINE A. VVinsIow pif-z? Miss Edith kin- mut'fsday, J 31111337 29, 1959 ‘ Lucky their son went fig, the f ki’chen wh§en he did or a very ”serious fire could have been lthe resulnt._ ‘Wantedâ€"Baled Clover Hay. Apply Harold Rowan, Ida, Ont. Phone Peterborough Ri 5-6010. 1t ; The siren called the 1m 1:] ibrigade to the hall Monday evening due to a fire that broke {out at the home of Mr. and Mrs. \K’esflake, corner of King and Bank streets. The blaze is thought. to have nrigin- Seated from ‘(A'Bl‘ heated furnace Northumberland 81 Durham DIRECT WIRE TO TORONTO Member Brokerâ€"Dealers’ Assoclo ation of Ontario Securities Phone Tuâ€"5â€"4588 Albert Waxer 81 Walton St. Sole owner Port Hope Large. United States and Can- adiau Manufacturing Comp- any requires district manager for Cavan and Manvers town- ships. EXCephionually {high earnings. Guaranteed re- peat business. Automobile essential, Agricultural or farming ba‘ckgfiound most important. Sales training given. Reply to Box 34, l‘mndnn, Ontarie. 4t MAN 'WARTED for Rawleigh business. Sell 1.0 1500 fami- li(‘-.~:. Write today RaAWleigh’s, Dept. A-283-SA, 4005 Riche- lieu. Montreal. 1t For Saleâ€"A small Eafo-n Space Heater in A1 condition. Phone 120-J Millbrook, 1t Fror Saleâ€"A Heavy Duty 4- Burner Electric Range. in first-class condition. Lloyd Sutton, phone 101-w-2 Mill- 'brot'ok, 1t, y" I ' pipe/2. uwu' son went, to the kitvhb'n firom anoiher part of the hpuse and saw fire coming from the floor. Mr, \Vestlakc and Ernie Powell fought, the demon un? i1 the firemen arrived and put an end to its capers with «Homicals. SALES HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Phone Millbrook 87r2 IVI FOR SALE v ~,â€".â€"‘ T-he Canadians who I 1920 had never heard 01 TV. radar. guided u split-level houseS. bull- eleetric shavers, \'â€"8 a utoma? ie transmission? movies, chkoroplhyll toot! foam rubber, drive-in t! buble-gum, the atom bou ing saucers, the four- mile, mix-masters. elect: mlators, elothes-driers. g disposal units. oil fu‘ plastics, detergents. st steel sinks. permanent 8 m.m. and 35 m.m. (:3 fasT film, ear-fins. spirit eatorS. multilith mat-him ehanieal “brains." M< and Phillips‘ Iransla'riq the. New Testament, Sup horror camps. self-w watches. deep-freezers. I lin. sulfa drugs. tranqui OUR FATHERS KNEW THEM NOT FOUR DECADES AGO “.l‘l‘fikli."..'..".'.Ifll“I‘CIOIJ 99th. Year. No. 5. 437 GEORGE When you Deposit Arnounts of $100. 00 don't be a holiday haza â€"if you drinkâ€"don't dfil YOUR S VICTOR! TRUST