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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Snowdon Bre,. cee,e•—.
WALTON
Bethel Church S.S. Christmas tree
will be held Dec. 21, in the Munch.
Mrs. Joh n ROWlata 14th vonces•
sion Hallett, met with a serious ac-
cident on Thursday, lest. the clay of
.the high wind, while lighting a tire 10
the stove: Her clothes were burned
front -her body but she was able ,to
get the fire out by using a pail of
Water that was hi the house. She
was alone at the time as other mem-
bers of the family had just left The
accident occurred about Mr o'clock
hi the afternoon. She Was putting
wood in the stove when her dress
took tire. Site is still under the ear,
of Dr. Kilpatrick of Blyth, and is
in a very critical condition.
Mies Lois Henderson of McKillop
spent the week end With her grand-
mother Mrs. Joe Love.
iViessrs. John mid Fleury Sanderson
front near i3lyth spent a day with
their sister Mrs. NV. S. Forbes.
Mrs. ledgat Hollinger spent Tuee.
day in Hamilton,
Mrs. Wm. Smalidon of Crattbrook
visited her sister Mrs. J. Love on
Monday.
Miss Jean Bolger attended the fun-
eral of the late Mrs. T. Allot:wk. which
was held from the Walker funeral
home at Brussels Friday. Rev. J. Gra
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hem of Bayfield had charge OZ the sal-•
viee to Brussels.
The
Dividends
of
Loveliness.
You radiate charrn . . you are
admired. Yon are weleomed!
Look lovely always with a
THERMIQUE
HEATERLESS STEAM
PERMANENT WAVE
"Cool, Comfortable and
Lasting"
Priced from 57.50
AT
SUTHERLAND'S
BEAUTY SHOP
PHONE 1.52
11,',., make appoin!-r-
LONDESEORO
Townsend spent sov•
•rt; !ast, week at Oakville and
-vols.:to, returning on Tuesday,
Mrs. James Howatt at A.ubmn 15
ipeadiug part of. the winter at the
home of her daughter, Mre, .1. P.
Manning.
5everal caees of chicken nes: are in
the vicinity anti seems b spre.ld-
ing.
The regular Meeting f the
was held in the Community hall or
Thursday. Dec. 7th. with a fair at.
tett& ece. The president. Mrs. R.
Ftirservice presided. Atter the open-
;n_z exercises the minutes 44'N's read
by MN. B. Brunsden, also the corre,•
nondence. Roll call was responded te
by 26 members. The geestion vi.,•
iting the County Home was discusse,'
and arrangements were made for 0: -
institute to visit the home 00 Mon.
day, Dot. 1Sth. to treat the inmates
to a shrrt program and some goodies.
Committees: were appointed to make.
arrnugements. All are asked to rave'
at Mr. J. P. Manning's store at 7,31)
o'clock on Monday evening. Dec. 111.
This concluded the business period.
Christmas carols were sung,' with
Nrs. G. McVittio at the piano. Several
Blyth ladies were present and Mrs.
Cummings and INIrs. Taylor C011trib-
uted 0 pleasing mouth organ selec-
tion. accompanied by Miss I. Cum-
mings at piano. Mrs. Oster, district
president and delegate to area con-
vention held at London in November
gave a tun report of convention. As
Mr,. George Moon was unable to be
pl'o51111 no paper on historical re-
:areh was given but may be given
on a later date. Solo by Miss I. Cum-
mings of Myth. Duet by Mrs. Cum-
miegs and Mrs. Taylor and the
members- joined in by singing "Pur
on your old gray bonnett." Mrs. Fair-
eerviee voiced her appreciation to
Mrs. Oster for her trouble in making
out her splendid report and for visit'.
ing our Institute. A vote of thanks
was extended to the. Blyth ladies lit
providing program. and a hearty rot'?
of thanks was given by the members.
Meeting closed by Singing the ti0.
tional anthem. A tasty lunch was
served by the group in charge and
social time. was spent over the tea
Iminediataly following the Institute
meeting the Lonieshor-, Red Crote.
1. With Mrs R. Fairseeviee preeid-
ie.,: Minutes were cad 57,Troye.1
M•-, C, Crawford, "reasoner, renoet.e.
:51.44.,+, had been
Mr, F Hai:. cen
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ILLYS 1940
Selav r.1 De, gavo us 200 miles 00 :1 ,411101- at a cost ot
.$1.35. W. also drove over the :same route .mother pepulJr selling car
un led, gal. gas at a cost of $2.84, Total saving in tet Willys
51:47
Can YOU afford to go on throwing your money away over a per
Lod of years in this manner. '
Before making any deal, chive a 1940 WilIya. P,$,—See us
now as prices are subject to advance any minute
J. E. HUGILL & SONS
3 miles west of Seaforth on Highway 8 AGENTS
wAsFQ,wa...*TreoQ.o.t.o-Aficx
NOW OPEN
With almost a complete line of Groceries and a General
stock. Including the Post Office, second house west of the
United Church. A portion of our original stock was saved
from the fire and we are clearing these lines out at from
25(r, TO 50f; LOWER
We invite you to cotne and see for yourself the savings
you may receive on your Christmas shopping and other
lines. This offer lasts only while our stock on hand lasts.
JAS. . McCOOL
LONDESBO RO
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1935
VENNNIO•••••11•Madliiii:
venor of the knitting committee, re-
-.toiled that wool for sweaters and
sox was now obtainable and that 5
pairs of sox had been completed, The
cutting convener, Mrs. R. Yungblutt.
reported 12 pairs of pajamas were
cut out rad for sewing. 'Thiscon-
cluded the business and meeting was
adjourned
HARLOCK
Some of the young people In this
neighborhood attended the presenta
ion to bit, and Mrs. Stewart Beattie
in Varna. Hall Tuesday night of lost
wt and report a good time.
A Alec gathering of neighborand
rieivis of Me. and Mrs. Ernest Knox
rue- at Lotd5?bOr0 community hall
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FOR HIM
Initial and Signet Rings.
Military Sets, Pen aro
Pencil, Pipes and Smoking
Accessories
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DIAMOND RINGS
FOR THE HOME
Chime Clocks, Silverwa7a,
Lamps. China Glassware
Here Anti oae
J. A. WESTCOTT
JEWELLER - SEA,=GRT.—
Open
Phor.e
Christmas CAeas
3 stone Diamond Rings in
Newest Natural Gold
$1,S.0R) up
FOR HER
Diamond Ring, Bulova
Watch Lockets, Necklets.
Dresser Sets, Pen, and
Pencil Sets (Waterman
and Parker)
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last Thursday evening to present the
route people with a wedding remem-
brance and spend a pleasant erening
Tegethn. The following address was
read by Mr, Nelson Lear and the
gifts, a mantel lamp and mantle lan-
tern. also some money, was present-
ed by Mr. Norman Shepherd and Mr.
Reece Ferris. Ernest made a short
but suitable reply. The evening was
pleasantly spent in dancing. The ad-
dress: "Dear Beth and, Ernest. Since
you hare set sail on the sea of matri-
mony and are now set on your course
on the good ship Home, your friends
and neighbors have gathered tonight
to wish you the best of everything.
Lite is a channel through which alt
must sail and we wish you smooth
sailing. Although it's Londesboro's
loss. we are pleased to welcome Beth
back 7.0 our community agaia. In ex-
tending, our congratulations. we wish
yoe bosh a happy and prosperous
married life. As a token of apprecia-
tior. and goodwill we ask you to ac-
eept this gift from. Your Neighbors
and Fled"
We are sorry to hear of the death
‘: Mr. Wm. Kelly, whose home was
a little durance from Saskatoon iu
the West. The late air . Kelly was
raised in this neighborhood and well
known in these parts as a young man
and was married to Miss Margaret
Ross and shortly after left these
parts. We wish to extend sincere
sympathy to his widow and only dau-
ghter and to 00 the friends. The late
Mr. Kelly was a e011Strt to Mt'. Simon
MOVittie.
Mr, aud Mrs. Wm. Pepper and Bert
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. blawing.
Ake Mr. and Mrs. Albert Knox of Mack-
lin. Sask.. arrived in Londesboro the
latter parr. of last week and will be
holidaying in these parts for some
• tint?.
Mr. Albert lin.ox spent Sunday at
the home of his brOther. Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Knox. and ort Monday af
zernt:on Thonta4 and Albert -visited
in BrusseL4je .
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shepherd
Wilma and Phyllis. enjoyed a fow
dinner at the home of. Mr. and Mrs
a Eddy Farquhar near Clinton 0
Thur' iay evening
bin and Mrs. Bert Allen and Mr
and Mrs. Edward Reid .and Murra
:SS,: Friday evening at It
0-• home- z.t bit and bit Frank Mar
shall near Blyth
Mr and Mr- ...7:ee Nei: and :it
Murra sr,er- Ferndsty ae the bora
FOR 11
EVERY EVERY PERSON
FOR EVERY PURSE!
FOR EVERY PURPOSE .4'
Slippers for the entire family. Thi,
that has the unique comibination of belt-,
both practical and luxurious. The gt
that always brings a warm "thank vou."
The gift that sheathes her feet in fla-tte-y
—his in comfort.. See our selection.
KIDDIE SLIPPERS 39c to 93:
LADIES' SLIPPERS 59c to $2.4.5
MEN'S SLIPPERS 19c to .13.0C
BOYS' SLIPPERS . 69c to 33:
•Tei E BAGGAGE
SotHARACTE-Ile'
BAGGAGE. Setkt. Cases.. Cluio
Bags. Gladstones,
Shoppmg- Bags,
.Gve,-1*ignt Cases. Aeropaoks wqle
Jress •,-1.*.gei-s, a c:rnolete showilg
LADIES' WHITE LEATHER &Ka— $.27.7S- Boots 3.tn Skates,
BOYS' SKATING SET $3,75 MEN'S SKATiN3 SET
$5.00
SMITH'S SHOE STORE
SEAFORTH THE FOOTWEAR GIFT SHOP OPPOSITE POST oFFing
ane :.:es Le
Fzeet:"-e.
:.:ROMARTY
Mt-- Ma-: Hatee.--r. eeee.f.r.
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tovene.
--e,yznart
, .-liturch has eectereded a tall :0 R;'.
Peter Jarnies;on of
Dont forget the Christrnae e000
ta be held in the church no FriUy
December Mlle& Santa Clanwill b
there 7C, greet she children
Me -4r. Alen McKellar and Archi
Luxton attended tete f'ntcra ot th
iu.t.e. John Ewan of Brussels in Sa
urda:
Mr Ken NicKellar ne- returne
from a tree ti Chtcaat horse FI10,r.
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The meetirt,- nnten.ted ey an exctel
ent report 'ST the seeretar:e. Mt -5 Rs'
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth
NOW SHOWING NEXT THURS,, rm., SAT.
Gene Autry Smiley Burnette
"ROVING TUMBLEWEEDS"
Mon., Tues., Wed.
ALEXANDER ROAD* •
Il1cONvAlto4BARS
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ANNOUNCEMENT
We have just finished building a neW and completely equipped
shop where auto body and fender repairs, painting and wash-.
Mg jobs will be done. An expert in these lines of work is in
charge — prices reasonable.
Let Daly's do that job for you!
J. F. DALY 1
FORD -MERCURY DEALER SEAFORTH 1
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Give a Portrait of Yourself
for Christmas
PRICED FROM FIFTY CENTS UP
Any size roll of film developed free, 8 pictures (doubleweight
if you prefer) and a big enlargement made from the best
negative -25c, return postage paid.
Christmas Calendars or Greeting Cards made from your own
negative. Calendars 35c. Cards 1.00 a dozen
THE JACKSON STUDIO
SEAFORTH
WaPV,72-0e17:LO-DZAVe't*t_02a...0a14C.en-2,074,4n.:141.Qn
sell i-cott. of tat yeaft, ,work, also tilt
treeserer'e temorttry Mrs. James His
was encoeraging 05 the contrihnt!ore,
had iner,ased during last Fear
Mrs. %Vim Hamilton aave a fine
crane ,,,titi,,,d •-chri...-. Iti:,,,,k,,,,-
allich t‘ &,.'A t:: reeeit ed.
Mrs' -ja.mes' MI Iv" v.""e'l il'
chairman :or the eiection 0' officers,
whic-11 ,are as fo'.lows. Mrs. Wu:.
Hanli:t011, 2 t.t.in.lent: Mrs. Thomas
Oliver. lot rite -president. and Mrs.
Roy NieCalloeh. 2hil vice ,oresident,
and al the other ,...ificers acre re -age -
3, ,inze,L This ..._le,,ittj and, harm..
oni-as meetina tt:osed. site Hymn
'0; and the N'a-fonal 6tuthem a; -I
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prayer by NIrs. Wrd. Hattritto,... ,,,Ki
The Lord's Prayer in unison, Tim
bastes,. Mrs. Thomas Scott, assisted
Mrs. John Hamilton. served as
abundant and delicious lunch, and a
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p,easant $0C.nal ,..tne
Want anA For Sale Ads, 3 weeks .50.t.
n W4 ?-0.5-rjr*.4 504 lin Vii'i ,W-pqgit'igt.; ..q„0.X.40',0; c*
FAMOUS FIREco RANGE
FREE DEMONSTRATION
If you hare an C.Jebt, make tee ealculation yourself:
1. Perfection in ell construction
'2. A...t, absohn , air tight top sena sealed
:',. No more danger of e -caping gas or smoke
4, The are travel is longer than any other range on the market
0 Longer due, lees ,stat escapes up chimney
4. A domintott 0 )vernment zes" proved any variety of soft coal an
ideal fuel
. 7 A eareful 51d enl-eaeeet ea:evlation of kitchen ranges proves the
' tellowing:
A Savtng 1 c't of fuel it:ere-tees value of range by $41).
:,E. 5.);•:,g, :•.,-- 9. ...eel: 1.,!,..,--, value of rauge by See.
Christmas Specials
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'-.-.*,, a -g.•-• _, ,0 Only 5'3.eS
- 7 "• . - -.e.'y t,e.e.i.e . e ..1', n ni-.‘ 522.50 whe Late, re.. et,
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A. Zimmerman Seaforth
.1.'3,--_r.- 3i-.:1)-:,na1d's Bakery
' .:-.--.-bW4W-il-tin:--elaelln/17,?atitetX.0-;:0-4ZAZZ
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p•reHtiazard1 •
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Your attention is called to the danger to life and pro-
perty from Christmas decorations, such as draperies.
scenery. cotton to represent snow. etc. Displays of this
nature and the lighting arrangements in connection there-
- with add greatly to the ordinary risks of fire.
.See that intiammable material is clear of and not
hung over righting devices. steam pipes. stove pipes, elec-
tric light bliiles..er.,.. S' Pe that the electric circuits are prop-
erty ftzsed and. not .5verloaded. Have all temporary decora-
tions removed 5, -e.lor. as they have served their purpose.
.Rerke:illter. :1“`hilli t-8.11 render these displays abso-
lut-ely -e--afe, and that if accidents are not to mar the festive
teea.;,.:--)n.. ce,nstant vigilance and care must be exercised.
A. W. DICK,
Fire Chief , 1
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