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PRESBYTERIAN-
CHURCH
Rev- D. Leslie Eider
Minister
:. I. A. KEMPSTER
Organist and Choir Leader
10 A,M.
Church School and. Youth
Fellowship
11 A.M.
"The Tragedy of the
Second Best"
Music - .Solo:
"JESU, BAMBINO"
Mrs. Frank Kling
Senior Choir - Anthem:
"CHRISTIANS, AWAKE"
7;00 P.M.
"Christmas --Then and -
Now"
The annual Candlelight Service,
presentedby, the Young People's
Society and C.G.I.T.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER -18th
Sunday School Concert •
The School will present the page-
ant, "What Do We See in -the
Manger."
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Church Notices
McKillop United Charge, -Bethel,
10 a.m,; Cavan, 11:30 a.m.; Duff's,
2 p.m. ; Rev. W. 11. • Summerell,
Minister.
St. Thomas' Anglican : Church.-
Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; Morn-
ing Prayer, -11:00a.m.; Evensong,
7:00 p.m. Holy : Communion first
Sunday morning of month and
third Sunday at 9:00 a.m.-Rev. H.
Donaldson, Rector.
Northside United Chureh-Christ-.
mas Services: Morning Worship,
11 a, n.; special Christmas music;
both Junior and Senior Choirs wilt
lead in the .music; special Christ -
Inas message, "The Glory of
Christmas"; Evening. Worship, 7
p.m.: A special service: with the
C.G.T.T. They :will conduct their
Candlelight Service .and lead the
worship. You are invited "to wor-
ship with us . on Sunday. Church
Sclioo1, 01O a.m.
EGMONDVILLE
UNITED CI3URCH
DB.- J. SEMPLE, Minister
Lyle Hammond
Organist- Choir Leader
SPECIAL- CHRISTMAS SERVICES
11 A.M. Subject:
"Where.. Are" You Going
This `Christmas-?"
Music:
r
My Christmas.Prayer'(Carleton)
)
Junior Choir
Lo
Gloria in Excelsis (Lorenz)
)
Junior and .Senior Choirs •._.
•
7:30 P.M. Subject:
"A Christian GOes .Sho
G Shop-
.,
ping—At'Christmas
Music:
"
the Midnight
It Came Upon ht g
Clear" (Wilkie):
"Glory and Praise To God On
High".. (Perry}
Sc
Girls
Special Feature for -Boys s and. Gn'l
Filmstrip, "0 HOLY NIGHT
• •o - 0 ..A
Church School at 1 .00
r i invited are eo d ally i v ited t o All
Our Services.
BRUCEFIE.D
Mrs. C. H. Haugh, Toronto, is
visiting with her brother, :• Mr.'.
Robert Alien, Sr:, and Mrs. Wal-
lace Haugh and family.
Mr.. and Mrs 'Roy Doan, Alvin
stop, visited with Mr. Roan's sis-
ter, Mrs. Robert Dawson, who is
a patient. in Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, Seaforth,:
Mr. and Mrs. :Orland Johnston,
Goderich, spent. Saturday evening
with Mr. and .Mrs. J. K. Cornish.
a'
Mrs. Bruce•. Menenary, Hayfield,
,
visited with, friends in the village
for a .few •days... -
Mr. and Mrs. George Pinkney„
Walkerton, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Pinkney's mother, Mrs: . W. }L
•Pepper.
Mrs.; -S'. Sholdice Brintley, is
s ,
ncling fa few days � with ?'her-
�
daughter, Mrs.:. A. Paterson.
AVMS Observe Christmas
The Christmas meeting of .the
Woman's Missionary Society was
held on Tuesday evening with -Mrs.
W. Scott presiding. The CGIT
.;Cli isima -i candleli:ght
worship service; and the- IVIission
Band presented :a skit :;`The First
True :Christmas: Prayer was of-
fered for the prayer .missionary,
Miss Katherine Greenbank, by,
Mrs. N. Walker.
i
'Mrs. Mac Wilson' played a num-
ber of r Christmas caroks,-,:-on: the
violin, •accompanied on=L,the Diano
by Mrs. Murdoch. , A!'"Christmas
story entitled, "In As Much," was
toldby S. Davison. At the.
.. Mrs. S
.close -Mrs Davison was presented
with a. gift
GEORGE H. 1VIIId.ER.
,ER C E V
TAX S �
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Insured orad Passe
ers
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SEAFORTH`'
VICTORIA JACQUELINE DOROTHY GILMORE and Donald
Elgin Hayter, both of London, exchanged wedding vows before the
Rev. H. ;Butler, in a ceremony at Briscoe. St. Baptist Church,".Lon-
_don, -The brideis the. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gilmore, Lon-
don, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Hayter, Lon-
don. Mr. and Mrs. Hayter will; reside in; randon. :
LOEAL
BRIEFS
Mr. and MrsD:''i'ialton, Newton
and Dennis and Mr. and Mrs. H.
Hulley , visited Sunday with, Mrs,,
H. Murr, Listowel:
Mr. and Mrs: Carl Dalton .visite.!'
Sunday with Mr. and ' Mrs:
Riley, Jamestov*n.
• Mr. •ana;Mrs. Charles7Boyd, df`
McKillop; have left for Florida.
Mr.;•iRobert McGonigle; of .Lon-
don, spent theweekend', at his
home 'here.;.
Mr. and -
Fred : Sinclair,
, Mrs. r ,
former McKillop , residents, -but
now living in California; spent sev:'
eral days in the .:area visiting
friends:
' Ha an whohas` 'a
Mr. Leo gbeen
patient . in Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal for sone time` r,eturned-phis•:
have this --week L
r Bri-h
ll
Mr. and M s, , George• g tra
spent -a few days in Port.Hope and
;Toronto.
Mr, andMrs. : Hudson Mr.
M L . R
and,V
rs: Jack Hudson on
and
Deb-
bie, of Toronto were weekend
i
visitors- with Mrs: �� Mabel Hud
son` and `Mr. and' Mrs,. VP Cole
NEW AND . TASTY!
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t DCWWOOD
Stravvbesry Hli1- by WE
This is just one. of more than ".25 different open stock patterns in
English China Teaware and Dinnerware: Start her• with a new
set, or add a few pieces to her present china set -it drill be her,
most appreciated Christmas Gift!
CUPS and SAUCERS --•Hundreds •of beautiful Cups and Saucers _
attractively priced from $1,00 to '$7.00
SEAWAY . SOUVENIR CHINA
uvenirssof a momentous event..
These items^will be -Lasting So
Cups and Saucers' $1.25 and •.$2.00 Plates $1.00
to 1•.
c Pieces 50c - $
Beakers. 50c — Fancy Mugs and
Come. In
and,See Our Gala Assortment.of ,
,
''',GLI��i
& DINNERWARE& FANCY' ; CHINA
EN'
No Christmas Gift is more appreciated than a. Gift of China !
Jeweller
Gifts '. rine China
SEAFORTH
Among `,those who . attended the
funeral of the late Mrs: 11. R. Scott,'
on Friday were: Mr. and Mrs. J.
,C. 'Bell,- St;' Marys; Mr; and Mrs.
Donald Kerslake, Mrs. Howard
Purdy,., Mrs. P. Hunter, •-Mrs A.
Wilcox, IVir: and,Mr"s. Ken Gardner;
and Mrs. 'McKellar and • Neil, .all'
of Toronto; M BS;;Aline and Jean.
Govenlockeston; Mr. Stuart
Wigg;
Wi .;'W (Weston;
Mrs..; -Frank
Smith
a: Mr.and, Mrs.. g
ou las
.: .alio
Smith, Port Colborne;` . Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Smith; Lorne. Park;
Messrs, Hugh, William, and James
Robb; Detroit; Rev. and Mrs.' D.
Glenn Campbell and family and
Dr. and Mrs. Ross Finlayson,
Hamilton, and Mrs. Rupert lIel-
mar, ' Guelph. • • -
Mrs. .'Robert Dalrymple, Mrs.
Cleave. Coombs, Mrs. Al 'Jones.
We Write. -airlines of
INSURANCE
Fire ' Auto Wind
Liability : and Life
n A. Cardno
Successor to
WATSON& REID
Phone' 214':.:: Seaforth'
Representative:
1Vlanufacturers Life
Insurance
and. Christopher Coombs left by
air on, Wednesday of last week
for a` trip to- the United. Kingdom.
They will return in January.
CONSTANCE NEWS OF THE WEEK
The Constance Vit, and WMVIS Readings on different Christmas
held their o Christmas
r Mrs. Bordenmeeting
n oat wn customs throughout the worktwere
home# given by s. B. -Brown. Mrs, Me -
on Wednesday,: Mrs.•Lorne Lawson IUwain and Miss Joyce Jewitt sang'
presided over the WA and opened a Christm s' duet.
with a Christmas poen. After the The CGT held -a successful
minutes were read and business bazaar, ter which Mrs. Brown.
nsacted,,the- meeting was turn- and assistants served lunch: Mrs.
ed over to the WMS. Whyte moved a voteof thanks to
Mrs.. W. L, Whyte, vice-presi- Mrs. Brown for her home.,
dent, presided. Mrs. Verne Dale Mr. arid 'Mrs. "Allan Farnham, of
read the Christmas scripture from Detroit; visited Saturday with Mr.
St. Luke, Mrs.. Whyte followedby• and Mrs. Ross MacGregor:
prayer. Minutes, -..of the last meet- - Mr, and Mrs. Charles Dexter
ing were read by the secretary, spent last Thursday with, Mrs. •Ed
Mrs, Riley. During . the business ith Vincent, of ' Goderich.
committees were formed for the • ' : Mr. and Mrs, Ken Reid and sons
social for the Mission .'Band „mid of London, spent the weekend with
CGIT, which is to be held Dec. 28 Mr .and Mrs. Luther Sanders.
in the basement of the ohurch, Mr. and Mrs.'Harvey Taylor and
program committee being Mrs, B., Mr. and. Mrs. Verne Dale visited
Brown, Miss Joyce Je1vitt•andMrs. with Mr. andMrs.`.Wrn. Webster,
Don Buchanan; lunch committee, :of St. Helens, .on, Sunday.
Mrs. McIllwain,. Mrs. Earl Nott Warden William ,Jewitt and Mrs.
and Mrs. Wilmer Glousher. Jewitt entertained` at a turkey.din-
Christmas boxes were planned ner Monday evening to the town-
for the shut-ins:The program con- ship council and other officials.
sisted of carol singing, after which Warden 'William Jewitt, :Miss
Mrs. Ross MacGregor gave a - Joyce Jewitt and Mrs. Wilbur-Jew-
Christmas
ilbur JewChristmas paper. Mrs. David Liv- itt spent Tuesday in Toronto War
ingston 'sang a':: • Christmas 'solo. den' Jewitt attended county busi-
ness at the Parliament Buildings.
Candlelight Service
bI n
u
High School New.
.
(By ;J. COYNE) . ..
With examinations over, every-
one
verY-one is gettingback to daily ,rou-
tine. There. were many happy y fac-
es last''Wednesday,' but ;only.,;'a few -
disappointed omes when the report
cards were given 'alit. • On the
,whole-we-`tffed our best and gain-
ed success accordingly. Everyone
is preparing for 'Christmas, Last'
` ni s^ for . l our:
Monday` we . -:drew :na e
-annual Christmas.' gifts, which will
begiven out ori the last day of
school before theholidays.
The students , " are preparing
which are
speeches' on Education w h
r u.•The
u -a 'a o
be judged b s s
to J g Y g P.
ro will
e u
speakers out of th
best sp g P
again '.and the win -
per will go -on to the; Public Speak-
ing Contests. The speeches are to
`start on Wednesday, ,Dec. -16: Ev
ery grade is responsible , forpre-
paring one or two numbers,=as a
contribution towards - a Christmas
program, to, .;be staged _for'` the
students . of St. Patrick's School.
(Those st idents are such good sup-
porters' wheriever..the- High:'Sehoot
puts : anything on; we're proud to"
be able to make a tiny return.
Thank you;. St Patrick students).
Rumors " have it that the Grade
IX boys' wisdom can really' play;
on ivords,..while the. singing Belies
play on the guitar. Oh you should
hear the Grade X's,, Boy, eh .boy!
Are they good!
We are sorry, Jean; that you are
confined to bed in these busy; days -
Happy, recovery! Parents,'I'fe'ach
•els,- students, and friends, Merry'
Christmas to you ,all!- May the
Christ Child bless yen and .yours'!'
We'll meet againafterNew Year's.
'Till -then, happy holidays '
Question of t'he' week Lou, do
you • really mean what yen say.
about. Windthrope?
Order a Tankful! of -,
For. Cleaner Burning : ,
Texaco Fuel: Chief
District Obituaries
MRS:' GEORGE REANEY
.The funeral of Mrs. George,
Reaney •took place Tuesday, 'Dec. -
15, 'from Trinity. Anglican. Church,
Mitchell.. Mrs. Reaney'`had been
a patient for the past. number of
years in the Boyce Nursing Home,
Mitchell. She• passed away Satur•
She was a sister ,of; Mrs... Jr.
Dungey, , Seaforth; ' Mrs Louise
Kane,; Mitchell, and -Mrs. Albert
Johnson, London. Also surviving:
is a song' Louis Reaney, Mitchell,
MRS.ANNIE ANNIE BROWN
Mrs Annie Brown, P
' ass'ed' away
at the,
her daughter, Mrs.
William ,Hoggart nSatu rday She.
was in -:her 98th year. ` ,
Mrs.,.Bro.wn-was the former ,An-
inieiam�BStephens.
n,__pHerredechuseased�hband, Eer-_ph
m_
1935. She is : survived by ' four daugh-
ters: ,(Mabel), Mrs _,William Hog-
Bart,- Clinton; :(Elsie) : Mrs. .Ed.
Youngblutt, Londesboro; (Flossie)
Mrs. Gordon•--Curts, ; ;Arkona,; and
(Etta'-) MMIrs,-. Wesley Hoggart,. Clin-
ton; 14 ';grandchildren,. 30 great-
grandehildren and two grandeliiklren.;
Fdneral services were` held 1Vlon-•
day from`Ball and Mutch'Funeral-
Home, Clinton. Rey. .• S. L ;Mills
officiated; and ' burial was in Clin-
toi ,cemetery. . . '
-Pallbearers."were; "William ; Ho Hog-
gart,
g
gart, Wesley . Hoggart, ' Gordon,
•1
Cults," Edward',Youngb utt, Ivan ,
Hoggart "anda r
.°Stanley',Youngblutt
o e',....w e. Raymond
Fl Overbear rs
Y.
Townsend,' 'Cannon :McPherson,
Ralph „Anderson, Franklin• Camp
bell, Roy : McVittie, Weldon ,Tyn-.
dall:and;Ross•Hoggart;'> ,
%Mit '''Raymond , ' Townsend, ;of
.Seaforth, • is' a granddaughter.
OW
RC
Seeks O
Continded frpm Page.1)''r
result of increas-
of Abe, town
a
ed usage. ` s a If the: Commission. was
to undertake the . construction ,of
;the •Seaforth Shoes loop, ' it •would'
be necessary •to -postpone ••these
other projects .
Discussing •the, town's liabilities.
in connection with the .water sup
ply, ' Council• agreed that at . the
time the, factory was built and the highlights `.' of , the lives, :of several
line laid 'it was' considered that ev L jomen of:the Old Testament•'giv-,
erything> that was ;.required . ;was i en by •Mrs: `W„ John Thompson and-
being done. The .difficulty ,'had Mrs D L;. Elder; Seine' of these
arisen because 'of an :error on the were not :pe'rfect, but, through the'
part of:'. the underwriters • When,l.power .of Ggd's grace thei'1\•char-7
original, approval was given"'for asters 'and livesi::were transform-
the ".installation; along,, West Wil ed,:and•�they-becan'ie faithful sere-.
the-
lia • Street, ,the underwriters`:sap ants bf their God. and their coup_.
parently Were not,clear. as •to• the try::
location of=the, factory, and con ":Rev D. •,' L ,' Elder -, installed the
sidered the proposed service to be following.• officers for 1960: -presi
adequate. Now they insisted. on dent,_ Miss Belle Campbell; .first
Councillor Brady stressed that if.
additional water: v.ice-president, Miss Jessie Fraser
'secretary, Mrs `:;J, B..'' Russell;
the loop; was constructed; it should treasurer, Mrs. :.1'. , McGregor;
be considered :', as ; finahzmg the group leaders, • Mrs. ' W. .John
matter.: ` It is all we need to. do, ' Thompson; Miss' 7" Marion • Gray,
he said. "I think ive have done a,: ,Mrs ar- E Butt; Welcome and
lot for thein already." - Welfare, Mrs D ';L'. Elder; Home
Council agreed that the PUC Helpers,• Miss Ina, Gray and Mrs.
would make a decision as to the `J. 'McGregor; Grad Tidings, MTS,
M ,Kling olo r
best route to f l w g VV: E Butt, literature and library?
said that there, were definite.;•.ad Mrs J..Welham Thompson; sup
vantages in .laying the new main pl Mrs: -. j.Sclater; ' social "con
along Welsh r Street, since _: this E,vner,' Mrs. Williaxri Drover; pian-
would tie the extremities of `aha .ist; ; Mrs, 'E Geddes, press, • Mrs
existing: lines • and,, in addition; ,T,'. L., Bell':
_make adequate water,. supplies•
available',to..',,a''potential building,
area
• Before approval 'is given for the
provision of water to •a Tucker-
smith -•resident: oh .George °Street
South, :a ` survey of ..the. wishes 'Of
existing' users on the line is to be
carried out by the PUC. Mr. Kling
..said -that application had -been--re
ceived to provide water for a resi-
dence :'which was to'be built on
George Street' South,. west of Jar-
vis 'Street. •The line on this street DESJARINNE ORCHESTRA
is presently overloaded ,and its Ladies please provide lurlchr,
replacement was one of those pro-
jects which had been. contemplat 11
ed by; the PUC this;. year.,, How-
ever, inview of the necessity of
completing . the Seaforth Shoes
loop, it' is doubtful 'that it would
be possible, to replace the George
Street.: line' with . a..larger 'Sized
pipe this year: An additional ser
!rice' could perhaps , affect existing
services. , '‘-
Suggestion for' ,the survey arose
as council hesitated to assume an
additional service outside the town
if by doing so there would be in-
terference with the service 'Which
taxpayers were now ob tainin g. The
service to present, users shouldn't.
be jeopardrze„d -unnecesarily.'• _
Council considered:: -benefit s
'which might: come as a result of.
participating r:fin • the Federal-Pro--
`,incial 'winter. works ' program
Tree -trimming • was a possibility,
as well as work which the PITC
contemplates,'
• Approval was given f& payment
of. overtime resulting froto holi-
days for the pollee force. The pay,
merit followed arrangements which,
had been made some months ago;
The dielice report indicated that • +�
the.craiser had travelled 1700 "miles tPiCi�lr� i'HAHAi':
during .the month under review,
and that gasoline .consumption av-.
eraged .15.8 males per gallon.:
•
NO SMOKE NO ODOR
WALDEN & -
BROADFOOT'
Phone 686•W
SEAFORTI1. ONTARIO
Ails impressive service;, was•"held
Sunday evening at Cbnstance Unit-
ed Chureh when the members and:
leaders of the •CGIT took part in a;
candlelight service. CGIT girls,-
Joyce Brown, Mary Buchanan and
Mary MacGregor., read alternate
ly scripture lesson. The leader,
Miss Joyce Jewitt, led die service
and Rev. H. Funger. read; the main,
story 9f. the '-service,. after . which
dGIT girls Glenyce Jewitt, Janice
Jewitt• and; :Margaret MacGregor.:
lit the candles, represehtingC-gold
franchinsense' and i myrrh, .and'
each girl °lighting•= }teir candles
while suitable., Christmas'. hymns
were sung:: Mrs.: McElwain sang
"0 Holy. Night," accompanied by.
-Mrs. William "Jewitt. Mrs. Frank
Riley was pianist throughout the:,
•service
Third' EuehreTiit Seth
Saturday evening the `.COP Hall'
at Constance was well filled when
progressive, euchre was :enjoyed,'
with prizes•; going to: -ladies: 'high,
Mrs: Frank. Riley;: lone hands,
Mrs. Robert Dalton; low, Mrs. G.
"n hi es Dolma.. er:
Case; me ,g13i; h g ,
lone;: hands;.: Wayne';: Dolmage; •low,
Harvey Hoggart.
_._- wa
The, highlight of ;the ev ,enirig s<
a'':draw on $50 •,.lst, $25 going :to,
eaforth•, 2nd- 5 • go-
ing
B4yes,,S t 511 -
g
ing. to Patsy Ann Anderson,;Lon-
desboro; 3rd, $10 going to Mr- Ar
thur, of Auburn.
their
.:3 Hullet" ;
S.S.SS N is will hold
.-:Chiu
t
inas concert
`on
Friday ridh
a
Y
eve-
ning of this week at 8 o'clock. Mrs
.
Lyon and her pupils havea well-
planned program, and there will
Dun
also: be a:play put on by they yonng
g
people of Constance:United Church.
AFTERNOON WMA.
The annual meeting of the Af-
ternoan Women's :Missionary -Aux-
iliary of First Presbyterian Church
was held in the church hall Tues-
day afternoon. The president, Mrs.
J. L Bell, presided and led the
devotions on the themeof "Christ-
mas." A minute, of silenee was
observed, in memory- of • a beloved;
member, Mrs., H, :R.: Scott,
Mrs.. J. William Thompson read
an, interesting account: of Christ-
mas in ,Lebanon as told by, a mis-
sionary, who was a native of Chip-
paw. Ont: This was followed:.by
•
BLAKE
Mr. Hughie- cBride, of London,
spent the w&kend with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Roy McBride
and Johnny.
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Martin and
family visited with Mr, and Mrs.
Earl : Desch and family.:
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McBride vis-
ited with Mfr.I and Mrs. Russell
Erratt.
Mr. Archie: Mustard, of Sarnia,
spent the weekend with his wife
and family.
Hold Convention in
Goderich : School
The ,three-day 'convention of
Jehovah's Witnesses at the ,Cpde-
rich District Collegiate came to a
successful conclusion .when over.
600 delegates ,attended -the main
public Bible ;discourse
Saturday afternoon 23 delegates
were baptized by -complete -water
iihmersion, Three hundred and
twenty -'seven :delegates attended
the • opening sessions Friday ' eve-
ning ;;'despite th`e unfavorable wea-
ther conditions. The theme, "Do
the Divine Will," was 'emphasized
by various talks and demonstra-
tions illustrating how: to cope with
-problems in dailyliving and how
to overcome :them.. "
and FUEL OIL
Hart
Phone,784 Seaforth -i
W.O.A.A game! HOCKED`
Luckuow vs. Winthrop
�r
iT SEArORTH' ARENA
Monday, Dec, 21\
Booster Tickets will be honoured
• at this
GAME TIME -. 8:30 P.M,
In by 9 p.m. Wednesday,;
Dec. 23, pick alp Thursday,.''
Dec. 24
SMITH'S BAKERY
Y
Phone 37,
a. Christmas
' ORANGE HALL
• Seaforth
.21S;
Mon;da Dec
V/.
Draw on 5'Turke.s:
4
-
AdmissilYYi _0 Cents
L
NCH SERVE')
OFF ALL TOYS_!
Dont delay -- They wont last long!
Ticketsgiven for $2.00
over'' virchase of Toy's:, Chrome
romp
i O r'
h r ed T n
-Ware Lit o ,
• a'1:1 A004.:.
antes', y P ;:leas:'or Corning*
Plastic Ware
to bemadi�Dec.24 B .m.
PLUMalttG HARDWARE QUALITY
tH.EAiIAICx� SERVICE
RECEPTION'_ and
DANC`,E
for Mr. and •Mrs. Frank Valley
' (nee Margaret,Moir)
IIENSALL
Community Centre
MONDAY, DEC. 21st
n4 04 ;
Don't Be Disappointed
This Christmas ! -
GET YOUR
FRUIT. CAKE.
at
CRICH'S
IVIany Customers have taken advantage o
i.,g
datfor.Spring
es are now filled ,,.
Get Your rders:1
ur O n . - Sale Ends Dec. 31st
our Sale.
Some
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ORDER . .
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.8i Ti.; — '. Ontario's s MostProfitable r1 P ofitable I.a er
SCHUMMER'Q • UALITY HATCHERIES TCHER•IES:LTD
SAVE
HEA BrREED • :
1.50 er 100
'e' X . ' X.:
p
R d S ssex Red
ll
• Sale ,Discou
n.
t
Sussex :. Red ��
- Red 2.00"er 10
0,
Rhode IslandRed Deliveryhve d re F
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1
5th
Le horn:X Sussex X Red and Ma ,15th
$1,00 er..00'
Leghorn XRed On Orders': 1000 s -more
'
TOTAL � :5
AL SAVING'4. 0.
0/ PLUS
on all
BIG DUTCHMAN Poultry E u ment
Seaforth
eries.
PHO' NE• 642
GARTFI HOLTOM ' - - General:Manager
1
nt.
990Pound
Made especially ood for-, your en.
joymeent! Do". not delay.
ORDER NOW: !
CHRISTMAS CANDIES
Boxed Chocolates
Cigars Cigarettes
along With • -
Scotch , Shortbread
Danish Pastry,,: Etc. LL''
This Week At
a
Seaf a� tr.-h Arena
nd COMMUNITY UNITY..CENTRE
FRIDAY` • :
T SKATING 8 to 10 -p.m,
Admission;, 25c and 35e
SATURDAY—
SKATING 2:3a to 3-:39 p.m.
Admission: 10c -
GODERICH BANTAMS vs. SEAFORTII -- 7 p.m.
GODERICH MIDGETS vs. SEAFORTH. -= 8:30 pan.
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Admission: 25c and 50c..
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MONKTON vs. S.T. COLUMBAN.— 9 p.m,
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