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WHOLE SERIES, VOLUME 46.
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SPFCtAL
Hard. Mixturia
Friday and Saturday only
ehocolateS and
earamels
Mixed
35c
The
Olympia
7
Confectionery and -Restaurant;
•
HU 'CHISON'S for
GROCERIES
ES
VICTOR SOAP. ..;ff you try it you'll likely buy it.
LONDON SPECIAL SOAP—Double size cake, single .sizerice,
Fresh Frozen Salmon Trout and Lake Herrings now in stock. A
ROLLED OATS.—Fine flake or coarse flake 6 lbs. 2$cg
OATMEAL, granulated, per pound.... ...
.5c
BENSON'S,GOLDBN SYRUP, m quart sealers ,., , , , , , . • .,50c
NEST EGOS in cold weather save many good eggs ,.,,;,,3c Bachlc
BROOMS, at 60c, 85c, $1.00, $1,10; and $1,15 leas 10 per centdisco
APPLES.; Good winter apples,
per peck 35c
HOME -CURED PORK,.
Special, per pound
COCOA MAI'S, Very special prices
12 x 23...,..,..,79c
16 x 26.... ...99c
being less S Chan'f -t''
wa $#ids 'regular prices.
UNIVERS1�Ir 1,T$H •MOPS.
• Re l-
ar 12
gu 5 for' $
BROKEN BISCUITS 3 Ibs. for
2Sc
e TEA: elf you want it black, green or mixed at from 65
antra ex , c to $Sc per ib,
value at.e;ach price, we 'have• ie
COCOA, 'A first-class (not low grade) one at, , ... 2 lbs, 25c
ALUMINUM WARE. We are still offering at.. , , , ,.
ow
pieces '.that' were more than that 1.5
h atwhoIcsalc
WHIT$ DISHES.'' Special prices on CuPs and .
P Saucers, ,Plates, Jugs,
''' . Scallops; bowls, -etc.
PLATTERS, Extrii large, 15 to 18 inch, regular price up
• to $1.50 to clear at
OC.
Butter, 'E DriedApples
�,and
ha Poultry, Alive- or Dressed taken :in:
Care ngc.for.gobds. ;Clead,eggs are worth 10c per dpzen more
thin,
Arty e gsof same circand,,e. We wantour customers
to get the
- highest price. .
F. D. ii�t'cIiison
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MM.cPIJ RSON'S
Lightning fitnin Hitch
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Warm and Comfortable
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Seaforth,'Methodist Church, --Sab-
bath serv'€es, 11 a.•i., and 7 p.m. Sun-
day sc Sol, 2.30 pen. -Pastor, Rev. R.
Fu1to Irwin.
P firer at both servicesIn the.
mopping he will present the dictora-
ti n o
f the
General
superintendent ntc
o
den
t"
re-
eding the
attitude, of the Methodist
people on Church Union.
In
the•
4VCltili
he will
second serznon' on the on onaire
cards sent out to .the members.
Song service 'before the evening
sermon.
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
The annual meeting of the Seaforth
Horticultural Society was held in th
Carnegie library auditorium on Tues-
day evening when the auditors' report
for 1923
was
read
showing
;
a.mem-
bership of 223, receipts $534 4 and an
expenditure of $533.41. During the
year the society digtributedan im-
mense number of plants, flowering
slsrubs, current and berry bushes,
grape Pc Vinic
s, etc., among the mein -
hers,. with
the us
cal bag
of
bulb ;
5 1
n
th •
� fait'
• With
the corning of spring
the directors will co-operate with the
Old., Boys' Committee in an endeavor
to interest the citizens in planting f
flowers, cleaning up and painting up
a bit for the Golden Anniversaryo'h
the town and Old Boys', Re -union
next August. The following oticere
and directors': were elected for 1924:.
'President, Wm. Hartry;
dents, Rev. J. A. Ferguson,gvice vice-presi-
dents,
r
Mr
Ale-
s.
Alex, Scott; secretary -treasurer, Dr.
John Grieve; directors; Mrs, S.
Som-
ere, Mrs. s.
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3oag ;T2iYvS A �mr'Yha ,l i'j :4Stbwdon;.
•Chtales `§tewart, .ft F, %Jo"nes, John
Consitt, 1. S. Savauge. Auditors,
12. M. Jones, Dr. Mackay
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SERPO TH, ONTARIO, THEURSDZIY, JASSIU1 RY° 17.1924
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INTERMEDIATES TROUNCE down but are called off side. "•
GODERICH SAILORS, Soloinon breaks away 'but is
checked. by Hays, • who earns
Thursday, January 10.—It is just minutes: rest,. The play comes
7:30 p,m„we find ourself taking re= Seaforth's back division where
fuge from the weeping skies, within grabs it up and going from e
the four walls of the Blue Goose, end, beats the whole Goderich
We sce here ming :humans who are for No, 2 in eight minutes,
also taking shelter from the 'down- Cudieore now relieves' Keating. Af-
our
Theyr
Aare apparently arentl
P of epic
P y s ter the face off Hays gets.away on
opinion as we; that a Minute or two the right wing and pokes a good one
under the hospitable 'roof e1 the at Baechler, who passes it up, *thus
Ggose will refreshen them. Ter the.bringing Seaforth's tally .up to'3,
dash; through ;sluslitand rain to the Time{'9 Sriinutes,
seat of war, th'e Palaeq, Rink. 'With Cudmore starts down after the
a good head of steam i the old cud- face off but is called for a kick.
dy we make the plung6 and arrive at Solomon comes back and shoots a
"[•l' the Rink with only pee regret—we long, one at Stewart, who dears.
should have put on our; robber boots Brough then gets in a wide one. Reid
instead of the hall inch ;make=believe, and Kerslake go through but Kers
that merely cover a recent hole worn lake's shot is wide. Jeroux tries' to
in the sole of our right, shoe. Our get through but is halted at'the •de -
clothes are slightly, dampened but Tense. Play is in the Seaforth back
not our u spirits.. z i
tall It o
P would take mare for a
k'J yardfew
shots, which Stewart
than a shd,ver to that en 'we have gets, earning loud applause' from the
a good game of hockeyn view, We spectators. Reid . and Hays get
find that we have consid abe time on through, but are stopped, Chase gets
our hands before the . battle corn- as far as centre ice but is halted by
Indices, so
we take a alk
w ever e z t
he Kerslake
who goes down wn:
batt'
theleft
c ro nd. Alittle
u
gwater
in lac '
p es, side and bats one at Baechler who
but outside s de of that the ice is in -fine clears. Reid tries a shot .but. Baechler
condition, and figure that the opening clears again: Solomon tfets back with
period should be a good' ' brand of one at 'Stewart, Chase also gets one in
hockey. but both are left outside the net. Reid
On leaving the. ice we notice• that and' Kerslake saunter down hut are
the Sailors -have come into ppr.t and called on a kick. Hays and Cudmore
tied up in the west wing, dropping go ':through but the shot is wide.
anchor in the hurlers dock. On Snazel now relieves Jeroux at left
boarding, their craft Nye find ourself wing. Fox and Chase come `through
shaking the'hand d the;helnisman, together, beat Seaforth's defense and
Johnny Wiggins. Johnny is ,au• old Chase shoots the Sailors' first goal
past master of, the game; in his day in •14 minutes:
has, through many a rottgh' sea pilot- Snazel comes through at Stewart
ed the .Sailors s to port
a' d victor
. after.
the face -
n .YSee
wart war
t clears,'
off, tthe
appointed the strikin committee' The helmsman ghiss hjs' 5 e voyage
playaigoing tothedefense link a the
for 1924, g ((of his crew, on this their first v a' a Sailors: Solomon comes back cut is
Council then I o'f 1924. Two of last Dear`s Sailers blocked at Seafort1's line of defense.
adjourned until :$' are still on board; .namely Fox 'Ind The going is getting a bit, harder, and
o'clock, when the following report of Chase:' Nothing.funny ;about.+ that, the puck is hard to 'handle. Hays "gets
the: striking committee was read: what are you ;laughing (or ;? This is one on, but Baechler Blears. Hays se -
Streets committee: Beattie, Crich not a hunting trip, we are describing `cures again,. and flings one at the Sail -
and Haigh,, for you but rather a good old genie ors' •goaler, who cleats again, but
Pro err of the.'National sport; so calm your- Reid, working: in fast, gets the re-
P y: ' • aigh, Chapman and self, Henrietta; bound' and bangs in Seaforth's
Turnbull. We now look'.around fora position' fourth in.12
-' hire and Water: Grich, Hutchison from 'Where we.ean take in the battle -ed 'one minutenuletcThe period end-
and
n 4,
and Beattie, and where our ri ht%hand a' '
g i fees,- Goderich 1, Seaforth 4
Finance: Cardno, Chapman earn! are right-ltaiided) wili•ryo't bei tramped! . The :end of . the, first period found
Hutchison.
upon by,5 some over -exerted rooter; Stewart Seaforth's net guardian with
One position, high .up in the gallery.; a' good number of 'hard saves to his
appeals'"to us, so eve climb: up and credit.
Court of Revision_ Mayor, Reeve arelau tcoe.rhe t nge it rselh f when the • Second period, $:32 p.m.
1 z g,..ourself
and
Court
of, Recision:
on:ch,: ayor, ,and.,southwest T(eating;.starts for Cudmore on the
Haigh gap, to try'the sea.; We a' e.% ookin defense line. For a. few minutes after
,them over, carefully; whe;ic, someone ifefatti off ie id
Mott n ,'Crich -H t t v c ie!tensther 'came d: getting
, U c u ..ex at r `
e o .Q 'im . ,that tnr oil o eek. from: fog. ` jt ' u's' :s rift,, ` ice E neither
l' F r. ketun •, getting
r. P rt of lUe' sy? kjn 's ainmittet�r fpr' :.uzi the these afc tl}e ttecCrt `... •,e ere 'ug throe li nil
1 2'' ` t u ti o
9.3lIS o a",
lie a) m n got
dd toaon
d;e
P _as sea he
d. z ails '"
rmmodl.
1iCI
,a 1
d' wheeling Y mthrough,..
reife to take offender • ,'o atan Sit - Waft, who cleared
The folldi�ing a¢couiits were peas-. , .. byfhe khrbtti'C ::niocl
what,is;,�ur. surprise Minding din -- y' lotaiir the play stays iii centre
ed:l7irm, 'Grltl:spte; salary,; $70,• , Jno. � -., A ? Tn g nodi -'t id -c: Solomon,gcts through again -.but
A. Wilson, $75; John Knight,. $65; ing kut :empty feats, ''We 'fully"ex- is'-chetked"to'th'e cd'
Andrew. Little, ,$40•.'Dominion . Bank; pected,to.�be yeeee much laughed at•bfico Ch sere "tie
those who s Y plays the ' t pe s, 'Chase who
Pat sheet, .Dec. •15th, W.W. $154.11, �. , u;ron.nded cps; but appar- �bangs� once ' at Dennis, who clears,
Can, Nat Res, cross, .prot acct,,, ,intly tti'cy,itiere too. much interested 'Chase 'again deemed and `liands Den -
$5,35;. Jas,
Watson, insurances -'$54; in ehe'Saiiors.-working..out in their- nis "a. bet one froln'the right, but it
P World, acct., $7,91; B'.11 .and white uniforms. Weil we goes the -sanii route, "Govenlock and
Tel Co, $4.26; Thus, Purcell, wages cool dayttii',.4. bit, but we re .itceping. Reid combine but Reid's' shot is,
W.W , $6.30; Sylvester Allen, wages ;our 'd'eatlier eye peeled_ for a second 'cleareii. The Sailors ,come
W,W , e.e0 assatilt froni he rear. It cots al- strong -but 'Stewaft ` »is on the job
$21.15, E J. Box acct., v$5 �50; . Wine ;c1ght,, Wheeling. again,.'.at;'the*same Chase, and
Trott, wages, $16,25; Robt, Edgarf <trrne' ut i, to 'our feet, we; Be off, B et together and
7 1?p rig again ' Dennis pushes off,"Brougiir's,; bot otic.
Wages, es 5• � .face t
g , $G ,Geo. A:Sills A.Sons, acct, : he .empty , and mocking seats'' Kerslake •jaunts'thi'oughn to Fax who.
,S2 above E. G. Parke, drying ;hose; � e, and;'whllc looking• therA Over, comes back 'at Stewart but Defines:
13.50; E: Chittendeh, acct., $28,0, , we reciElve , a tap squarely upon the •tikes- up a lot o1 room. ,Govenlock
crown
ndloo i
io" a looking t
A Uon ower
Beard - e ds the he . -
e Beattie -Turnbull; av
nb e e
u .d is the r
l that i •. g ubb'er '
1, s a d'
tbDing
Council acce t the 'securities .offered ens ,we. dre.just a little too late im'alolors' 'cens'c'l to hghe, a tat the
P
b . theexecutorducking e',drop, the 'z
»si e. of
Y P, a hallo
o:1- the-lat on : it r ,<
Sa os
e ,William defense and while flat on the
Scott ori account of the $40,000 'willed lust before It comes, in contact with- ice scoops the peck'beteveen'the pose's
to •the town. for a hospital, our left eye which makes us dig,for ;;for e 'h
'aiid Kerslake go' down .to -
position subenieti$ by ;Messrs: =Rate wee,though , We ., therefore got gather after the face tff, ,'Reid's shot
& iseffe e-tc flour ,pill issatisfactory our coat sleeve to airseorb the water goes wide, Smith relieves Govenlock.
tot • sembcrs el this. Council, irri n the almost floating• oche WeeStcwart clears a' hard'one from Chase
•'Chapman-Hutchison,certainly gat moving: to another posi--and'Goderech Working hard, pelt
n_honcil'ofSeaoreew that %kion immediately, where ' the'.. hftle''17ennis' from all sides who in tar
the .Council 'of Seaforth renew sub- d f '
ISSUE NUMBER L
j the face' off and raps Baechler's pads,
cross- he repeats the trick a few seconds af-
two I ter, Govenlock also goes in, but it is
intoe wide of the mark, Play goes to
Reid dentre ice and stays there for awhile,
rad to ',Reid finally gets through but his shot
crew is cleared, Kerslake gets the rebound,
but' Baechler clears again. Snazel
tries
hard and packs P one thatDennisD
handled cicely, Chase then gets right
in on Dennis but that's all he did.
Jeroux is.back, again and Snazel
goes to tine bJSxi , :iarough comes
down the centre' and• lands' a hot one
straight in, but Stewart is right^on
top of it, Jeroux then gets one .in but
he might just as well try to put one
through the end of the rink as get one
past Dennis. Robinson relieves,'Sob
onion, Smith relieves Hays. Fax gets
the. puck on his defense line, comes
•through but shoots .wide,. Jeroux
swings one at Dennis from the left
boards but has no luck, play hover-
ing around in. Seaforth quarters and
Stewart is real busy. Govenlock is
relieved by Cudmore, Fax playing
pretty well up on the line shoots' a
wide one
Stewart r clears two hard
and
ones
from Chase. The
ice is pretty
heavy and the going is hard. Hays
relieves Smith, Cudmore goes
through but is wide of the goal. Gov-
enlock works into the ,Sailors' back
division, shoots one but Baechler
clears, Govenlock again drives one
in that Baechler turns aside; Fox tries
to get though but is out of luck. Go-
venlock bangs one in a little off line.
Smith relieves Reid, Govenlock work-
ing hard and skating fast is dropping
them on Baechler from all angle
keeping' that boy real busy. Play is
headed for Seaforth's'back line when
the
gongsounds ounds
at 9:19
'.m, to
P
cease work for the evening,
Seaforth, 6; Goderich, 1.
'.The night, no doubt was not of the
best for a' turn out but a good attend-
ance nevertheless was on hand. and
witnessed. a real garde- These two
teams on hard ice will put Kip a fast ly
—Courtesy London Free Press.
MR. AND MRS. W. T. BOX,
who celebrated their Golden Wedding
on
an
car
I 5th.
January
NEW COUNCIL MEETS,
The first meeting of the•town coun-
cil since election, has held' in the
council chamber at 11 a.m. on Mon-
day, The following elected members
made the required declarations and
took their seats:
Wm, H. Golding, mayor; J. W.
Beattie, reeve; •Geo. P. Cardno, Geo.
T. Turnbull, Win. E. Chapman, F.
D. •Hutchison, 'W W. A. Crich, and
Geo. D. Haigh.
-Minutes of Last meeting read add
confirmed,
Motion, Crich -Chapman, that the
Mayor and dRee
�,t, r f
at
G. P. -
d Cardno
t
Charity: Golding, Cardno and Turn-
bull.
scriptfon for . World for . ,ops o water' are not in, evidence, •stops,' pushes and bats them off' in
Sereach member Municipal the World
it and We , agree to. see. the Rink colinnpany-;grand style. Heavy ice is causing a
1924,cerk to receive a copy, at once to have that, leak doctored, lot •of overskatng.'
e Clerk
, .Cra.eh-Beattie; that- the The left lamp is quite bright again { Govenlock relieves., Kerslake: Cud -
water mains and services be turned and now we can take .M objects quite -more goes to defense. ''Fox comes
overlie the Public Utilities Commis- cleanly. down with a wide' one. Goderich use
sion;. also that the scales at the water- The Sailors are back in dock and °.four men on the attack. Cudmore off
works be turned over to the commis- ,the Seaforth warriors are working for tripping' Snazel,'; Stewart 'c docs
elan
By-law
e 1924. 254 was given its fore the ,battler'' opens not e long
as Mc- Reid. Hays Bearing. Kerslake chlor
B s ev 1)on.ilte he, referee, is over tri l goes Rto: the bench fdr
era' readings and gassed, appointing pping''Solomon, Reid on and Cud-
ppoindng the ht els The crowd is a bit shin but more off. Govenlock goes back to
officers for 1924: J. A. Wilson, clerk. what they lack in:number, will, ser- defense.'
and treasurer,sal•
eatery,
M.Br
Y, $900;oder
tis
1 be.
assessor$150; Win. Gillespie, y made up in noise. Our root- - Goderich go'through wtinith
a three -
ick,
ers 'are ,goted for their lung power, man combination and with -one man
eonsta'ble, sanitary inspector, collect- The Sailors take the North net and to beat,Chase, who is• in
or of dog tax, street oiling and water- .the Seaforth aggregation possession
ing taxes and unpaid 'taxes; John ,, . gation are defend- of the puck, kicks it and is called.
in he
ing south net � '
Knight, c Th I
scavenger b
g er i
ld a
B a pound at $65 per month; T. Roy Patterson,
_engineer; D. F. Buck ..and E. L.
Box, auditors, $25 each; R. S. Hays,
solicitor, $100; R. G. Parke, chief,
Fire Brigade, $75; Wm. Wilson, Win.
Morrison, Dr, Harburn,'fenceviewers;
A. F. Cluff,. collegiate board;'F. G.
Neelin, library board; Jas. IHinchley,
beardhealth;
F.
J. Burrows, M.D.,
medical officer.
Motion, Crichell tchison, that the
Commit is in favor . of; the Public
Utilities.proposition
of f
s akin - an-
other an
other 1
we 1 and.
coneider soder it necessary
in the public interest, and •will- take
the necessary steps to furnish the
money same. •
Motion, that. the. Firemen be given
their usual grant of $300 and , the
assessed members be •granted $5
each,
and
that the
Chief's solar
for
Y
5923 b
e paid
e rat it s et Go e '
g d rich conies out to meet the at-
a bit excited'as.the battle is about to tack, breaking it up and making a fine
commence and they break into a roar -save. Hays goes down for one at
as the signal comes from, the box, and Baechler but is' wide.. Brough coines
the. puck goes down between the :through .but Stewart .clears,• Reid
sticks at 8:08 p.m. gets 'through' but kicks and is called.
The Sailors start things going by 'Gavenlock and Reid combine but are•
carrying the play into Seaforth's end, stopped at the defense, Fox breaks
but ;the, rubber is immediately on its' away but is caught at centre ice by
waytot'
he Goderich d nch
defense. line,
Gave o
nl ck who :makes a beautiful
where Fox at left :decfese secures,hook. check, wheels' back, passes to
acid 'brea'king through alone comes to Reid who bangs ' one at'-Baechler's
•a stop' et Seaforth's back line, pads but it rebounds 'straight gut,
Br
ou h 'tee '
e Godcrf '
CIS centre, fl n grabs bs '
, g. Govenlock tears s in 'seeps thje. ,.puck
u k
the
rtiblier` ”
P
at centre ice, comes mss do i
wi
over the line for: number Six, just 15
shoots one at, Stewart who clears, Seconds before'the Oteiod ended, Sea -
Chase secures the puck on, the !right forth 6, Sailors 1.
boards and 'shoots. a wtde, one' that � The ice is again scraped' and' looks
goes into the corner, Kerslake, tae- -very heavy when the. third period
ing the disc in tow, sallies ' thro'ugh 'begins at'9 p.m.
the Sailors' defense,
where °he. Passes .
P Goderich conies' at t i •
t � foci
off into
Heys, s
who
Y , bores
one into'
the
Seaforth
territory
where Jeroux
corn r
c of the
net,'beating
for the first tall a Baechler Dennis is at Stewart but getting past
Council then adjourned to tweet at 'minutes;Y of the game in+four Bennis is now out of the question
the call.
of t
he
Ma or.and •
yhe deals
easily. Hays slides the face of, Seaforth goes to into -the arca and hands one
'
-Goderich territory,. Fox, securing,the
ta Baechler who tosses' it. aside; ;Sol<
rubber,' comes right down, shoots omon secures the rubber but does not
one at _Stewart who clears, Chase reach.the defense line, Govenlock
jumping on the puck, huris another stopping him, 'Govenlock starting
at Stewart, who pushes it 'off,' :The for the' sailors' Iine is izret ',by Jer
play goes. back' to.,Fax,•,whd' coming oux, they meet; Jeroux' goes down
inattracted g ttracd a'
la
r e nuber Theth through,
, ha
n1s
S
te art
another
hot
For the
count while
Govenlock con -
prize for Ione hends fortadieswas one ' who clears it fike�Brough:agafu tiriue5 on, 'still in possessionof the by Miss Htcknell:
gentlemen, gets in the
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black
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la
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iT' Scott. For gares leers. Petrick rou i fwart u d'tat Jou issstilt-ait�lv,1in I -es�as.V..RY.nfor,gen - ..q ito ,firn �Thei „withitis'"breath'is •nPH &t11slehenCoiso1tiaMrs: CaiCuxcont r.! ro,' ,deft fy etAfter a sitghb delay Cronin1lie table runner was, rich defense,,where oe seeuressanierouxgets back to;iel,but be-
Wolfiy` rs.�W: Nichol and the mazes tracks for Stewart, throws fore the face off, he is relieved
by
fet set by reee.. Fr. LaRoode, Zurich, one at the 'big Swede, who slaps it Snazel,
•
off, Kerslake, Reid 'and Hays ' go Hays goes down the. right flank on!
ST, JAMES' EUCHRE
The euchre and dance held in : St.
James'; :parish hall on "Tuesday even-
exhibition.
As the Intermediates are playing a
double schedule, the fans will have
an opportunity of seeing both Mit-
chell and Goderich here later.
Line-up: Goderich, Baechler, Sol-
omon, Fox, Jeroux, Brough, Chase,
Robinson, Snazel. 'Seaforth, Stewart,
Hay
Govenls;oCuckd, mICeatin$,Sm,. it,Js, Kerslake, t:Reid,.
oXea;.
Refe'r`ee •Ro ' Iylc o Ting i deric•h.
. Friday, January. I•ltts .... •
Otir• juniorsplaying n -Pee •ter.thee
night went down 'to defeat after a
cloge'end hard batilerby the aeon; of
3-1,. The 'game, ai least;- the result
of the; game;,was Id doubt` until ;al-
piest the final 'gang. Llte kidsare
working better and gave the Exeter
team all the hockey they• wanted. The
game was kept clean{•with just a few
penalties ;being handed out, We are
quite satisfied with the . showing
made by these boys;;'',they .: are play-
ing good' hockey and are improving
with every time out. Clinton juniors
play here on the 24th. •.Come along
and sec just how good the kids are.
The Line-up at Exeter was: Exeter,
' Vafper; Stathem, . ' He Hines,
09B '
n,
ri e
, IBrokerishire,' R ,
u Kellar.
Seaforth, Jim
S therta
nd,
A
an Reid,A. Matthews;7im aim, JimDoig,
•Fred Scott, Moody Holland,
Joe
Garbett; Bill 'Hart,
+Referee, +Reg.' Reid.
Mitchell "Intermediates play here
on J
on Januaranuaryy'2922ntth.d and Goderich Sailors
Seaforth Collegiate played efit-
chell on Tuesday night in the W.O:
S.S:A. series acid lost 6-1.
On Tuesday night the first game
for the 'Duncan cup was played in
the rink when: the 'Collegiate team.
defeated the team from south of the
track 3-0. The boys are working in
earnest for the Cup.
HENRY- M. CHESNEY
Mr. Hairy McLennan Chesney
passed away, very suddenly on Tues-
day morning, January 15th, 1924,
from heart and kidney trouble. The
late Mr:, Chesney was born in Tuck-
ersmith 'sixty-eight years ago, the
son of the l
a c HenryChesney.
about fifteen years ago lie lived in
that township when he moved to Eg-
motfdville and Seaforth.. He was
married about thirty-one years
ago to -Miss Jane Bullard, of Hensall.
Bcsides'Mis'Widow he is 'survived by
five children: Mrs, Ed. Mullaly (Al-
ice) of Flint, Mich.; Harry, of Eg-
o»
m dvflle• Hector, Hamilton; n Mrs.William Kerr , (Eva), Seaforth, and
Lawrence, Flint, 'Mich, The funeral
will be "held oli Thursday afternoon
from the residence of Mr, Thomas
Gri
eve`A n
ondvi1
lc, to the
E m
ond-
vilc church; thence to
the Egmond-
vine cenietery. ' The children are all
home for the funeral,
RE -UNION NOTES.
The list af Re -union agents nsis
g t now
complete to with .
P SidneyJ. Town
wn
in chargee of -;the Chicago bunch and
Mr„ Jack, Staples looking' after the
s',:an
old boys and girls in Regina and vac-
inity, The latest word from all agents
is to send along the namesandseed
them soon, to this end .the commit-
tee request that the cards now :being
distributed, befilled in ' with the
names add addresses of all your
friends, relatives, former residents of:
Seaforth and
vicinity,former o mer coup-
cillors, school
trustees, municip
al'of
ficials, etc. and return the cards
as
Soonas., iosslhle Jin iordt:)• the names
5e �v
foi"'fdtld t4,th'e agents'i'wlth t'he
least eeley,,
Before the railways will grant re-
duced :Tares they must have: an esti-
mate of the number coming home
from the several districts in Canada
A
$25.oa
Special
We find ourselves con-
siderably overloaded with'
high grade Watches, and
to reduce th
e surplus
- stock we will for the next
two weeks, sell the regular
17Wee
l Regina i � a Watch in
Regina Gold Case for the.
reduced price of $25,00.
,_,-This is a clear saving of
$5.00. A similar reduction
is made on the 15 -jewel
Regina in the same case,
the price beingfor ne4
two weeks at $20.00.
Both these watches are
thoroughly
first
,lase and
are adjusted watches and
absolutely guaranteed.
Frecl.S. Savauge
jeweler and Optician
Seaforth
Phones,194. Res 10
WareeleageraftereNteggenelleireelefagee
Ar 'e v' 'W;,_ Quality
•SCR
x
AN�
TG :
0A
.0 L ,
Ask for Prier's
All Standard Sixes"•-
eantion—'Do 'pat :idis•
take Range ' for Nut... ,:;,
Coal •. •
All Scranton Coal _
E.
L.'
Phone 43
WE ALWAYS HAVE
° GOOD STEAKS
Our shop is noted for the quality, fla-
vor and tenderness of the beefsteaks.
Sirloin tenel*loin, porterhouse, and
other choice cuts. Broi-1 our steak
properly and you'll have a dish as fine -
as' served in any restaurant. Try one -- `
for dinner to -night.
D.
STEWART
PHONE 58,
and the United States, ates hence en
ce the'
nec-
essity the e a n
c is _
to', 1
names and B have bes
get a line on the number
returning.. Special trains, through
coaches, etc; are then provided as.
the
ntiin
bor warrants.
The committee learned this week
that Mr, D. D. Wilson is the only
surviving nrernbcr of the first coup-
ell of Seaforth elected in 1874, he wae.
also a member of the first school
board when Seaforth was made` a
village in 1869, stili hale and hearty
Mr.
Wilson has R a von >
� d�rf
u] mem
nr
Y
and will be gf i$i2eat assistance to the
cbinmatt•ee' in preparing for the fifti-
eth birthday of the tows.
May people are almost crippled
with corns, But it is needless suf-
fering which can be speedily ended
with Holloway's Corn Remover.