a ase = er 7 2 be. Will Rite, Leo Deraiche, defeated candi- ] _» Gate for the reeveshin.°$1™peauti- fully boxed top quality chocolates. Bulk candy is your best and tast- tes. buy for Christmas. You get more for your money and we'll mix it to suit you. Tel: 4588 in Co- balt. Free delivery anywhere in the TriTowns, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE--House on Farr Ave. for information contact J. B. E. Proulx. Phone OS -2-3128. 35tf OR SALE--Five roomed bunga- Jow, two years old, north end of Waileybury, full basement, land- 'scaped, OS 2-3584. °° - 3itf a TO RENT. OO RENT--Heated apartment. Ap- ply phone OS 2-3128. 37tf TO RENT--Two room apartment, @as heated, available now. Corner 'Perguson Ave. and Main 5t. Phone OS 2-3259. 42p 'HELP WANTED - FEMALE 'WANTED -- Housekeeper, six day aveek, Phone OS 2-3623 or OS 2- 3401. 40, 41 WANTED -- Girl for housework, live in or out. Phone OS 2-3273. 40, 41 ot ewirch _-- Sing as a -- es and turkey are fiwo of the most ancient cus- 'toms which come from our pa- -aBritves, that he doesn't take."' oreault's. Restaurant, -.wi Of New Liskeard with. 33 members and guests present. Following the dinner, an in- teresting Christmas program was presented with Mrs. Fred Harman leading in the singing of carols, ac- companied by accordian music by Mrs. Tom Campball. Mrs. Vernon Wark led in prayer and Mre. W. Graff read the Christmas story from Luke, second chapter, first to twentieth verses. Four of the members of the Young Ladies class, Sharon Lowe, Sharon Walker, Charlene Campbeil and Betty Ann ~ McRoberts sang "Loveliest Night." Following the program, a number of games were enjoyed with Mrs. Churchill in change. A draw_for a Christmas door de- coration was von by Sharon Lowe. An Exchange of gifts took place, among the members, and the president, Mrs. Fred Harman and the vice-president, Mrs. V. Wark, were presented with special gifts by Mrs. Churchill and Mrs. J. Harman. Mrs. Churchill was then presented with a gift on behalf of the group, by Mrs. Fred Harman. The singing of Silent Night and prayer by Mrs. Fred Rose brought the evening to a close. The hanging up of the mistletoe! and +he burning of the Yule log' ome ancestors. Haileybury, Ont. P.O. Box 459 Phone OS 2-3311 ---- Temiskaming Construction Ltd. ENGINEERS Design, Construction, Mine Development, Operation, Electrical and Mechanical Installations Toronto, Ont. 6th Floor, 364 Bay St. EMpire 3-7381 North Bay, Ont. 194 Regina St. {| looking wools. worn with pleasure. [~-- var- - «i prosecu- ' - judge hasten- es me great honor ™ .nis' defendant. | This i place Santa Claus be- Gainful employment, in- Everybody knows Santa ul News from the Evelyn Shoppe HAILEYBURY Time files, and this week's snow has put us really in the mood for Christmas shopping. In the Evelyn Shoppe you can almost-hear the jingie of Santa's sleighbells, and a hint dropped there usually. reach- es the dear old chap, too. Morning coffee charm! A fbeau- tiful way to start the day is in a! lovely short robe of washable lux- urious Orlon or Viyella flannel, light as a feather, but oh, so cosy and warm. The six senses of Fashion, Vi- tality, Taste, Beauty, Color, Touch, and Lightness, are all brought to perfection in Luxite by Kayser in their satin tapestry sets, dainty and ethereal nylon sheer combin- ed with the rich luxury of '"Sati- lene'"' fashions the graceful waltz- length gown, slip and pantie, Also negligee sets, Capri pyjamas and dreamy bed jackets, and to make you look still more glamorous, a boudoir cap to cover those ourl- ers! A woman fn the mood for beatity finds if in a smooth, shimmering dress of peau de soie and float- ing chiffon, One we like is in rose. have a number of very smart Do not: forget that Evelyn car- ries Liberty silk scarves, These make delightful gifts in one of the Liberty folders. Or, a_ Liberty: of Liberty's will be cherished and A pair of Supp-hose for com- fort? Or strictly for glamour, sheer hosiery by Kayser, Phantom or Christian Dior. For the week-end -- Special val- ties in party dresses. ' GRover 2-2630 afi Soe eee al ai a ro ~vAY & MONDAY ONLY!" a3 pane' DEC. V7 = 18 | ADULT ENTERTAINMENT __ oJ ls Soe oe <i COMPANION THRILLER! Exciting Adventure in Greek: Mythology. "ATLAS" | "In VISTASCOPE & New Eastman Color 52 - 5G Michael Forest, Frank Wolff, Barbara Morris ns : ke I i] ; R | Hit Cisk | RCMP RCMP. office Z +. eencern at the | Re Pa ee feit $10 bills bei ane » -jskeard. Corp oo >- of the REMP tc _. day that public sential if the 1 money are goin He asked stor a genuine $10 cash regis Ba all bills y "IY chiifon' with beaded top. We also|-- blouse in an unusual print. A gift) TUES., WED., THURS. Ps BEC. 19-20-21 Due to the length Aen program (4 a 15 mins.). there will be only one complete showing---nightly, starting at. 7:15 p.m. Doors open at 6:45 p.m. Showing Nightly ot 9:15 Only! 3 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT i When you looked at Rachel Cade the av thing you thought of was a missionary--and yet she was--until one man's arms turned her life inside out...! Presented ty WARNER BROS (07 = Tacha fe TG DICKINSON: PETER FINCH-ROGER MOORE Hl COMPANION FEATURE Showing at 7: 15 p:m. only ]s ADULT ENTERTAINMENT - TECHNICOLOR?® (ii WARNER BROS.