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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1925-12-24, Page 1MOM WHOLE' SERIES, VOLUME 47. aforthEs– -,assosmsEsssa"Yr SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, .THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1925.. Giving Better Values and -doing it first. ' No need to cry bargains and to say we have the best. because you know our.quality and our prices speak for themselves. SPECIALS. CHRISTMAS CANDY , .. 2 lb. 45c FRENCH MIX ....... .... .... 30c ib. CHRISTMAS CREAMS .. .. • . 20c ,Ib. ASSORTED DROPS & WAFERS 19c Ib. Fancy Boxes from , . , ... • • 20c up to $5.00 Mixed chocolate, lb 32c SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY The Olympia Confectionery and Restaurant HUTC:HISON'S FOR HOLIDAY GROCERIES, FRUITS.' AND CANDY. The Salvation Army. -- Sunday, Dec, 20th, morning service 11 a.m.; CHOCOLATES at per pound 25c, evening service 7 p.m.; Sunday - 30c, 40e. echool 3 p.m. Services in charge of. Lieut. Tidrnan and Lieut. Evenden. CHURCH CARD. • The'North Side Church. -Sabbath services, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sun- day school 2:30 put. Pastor, Rev. R. Fulton Irwin. Pastor at !both services, CHOCOLATE MARASCHINO CHERRIES per lb. 60c SEAFORTH PUBLIC SCHOOL MIXED CANDY, Royal, &c 17jac 4b CHRISTMAS EXAMINATIONS. • Cut Rock.. 20c ib Taney " 20c 1b, Jellies. &SR. IV, Creams '25c ib 650, h 489 390) MIXED CANDIES, including c olates, (Newports) and Jellies &c at per lb..... ......,35c MIXED NUTS et ... .. 25c 35c TABLE RAISINS at 35c MALAGA GRAPES at .. • • ORANGES, Seedless Navels at 30c, ,+ 40c, 50c, 55c, 60c. Mincemeat, Peanut •Butter, OMaras- chino Cherries, Cabbages, Roquefort Cheese, &c. DRIED APPLES have plumped to 6e. BUTTER, EGGS,1&c wanted. We wish all our customersand and d friends a Merry Happy and Prosperous New Year. F. D. HUTCHISON Phone 166 - Merry ehristnr�as to all ('Total honors ,Pass --Lorne 'Pinney 544; Irene Wankel 527; Margaret Cardno 513; Evelyn Grieve 494; Mabel '.Batettian 492; Nelson 'Cardiac) 458; Alvin • Sharpe 457; Bessie Cluff 454; Margaret Crich 452; Harry ,McLeod 433; Will Stevens 314. JR. IV. (Total 650; honors 489; pass 390). -Margaret Drover 567; Gordon Rennie 540; Helen Ament 486; Jack Jarrott 476; Mary Reid: 458; Muriel Beattie 448; Mary Archibald . 447; Margaret McKellar 446; Anna Ed- munds 438; One Nicholls 428; Norma Habkirk 40; Madeline Hotham 408; Mary Haigh 404; Burna Stephenson 395; Andrew Calder 375; George Crich 372; Margaret Cudmore 365; Clarence Hoggarth 353; Edith Bate- man 348; Russel Allen 334; Edwin Hawkins 327; Jack Cudmore 294 Principal E. R. Crawford. SR. III. --(Total 550; honors 412; pass 330). — Evvelyh Golding 447; Eleanor Evans 445; Earl Gillespie 442; Mary Barber 419r Mary :Thompson 413; Margaret, Ross 388; Ian McLean 388; Elva Oke 384; Chester Archi- bald 376; Elizabeth Rolph 369; Eileen Chapman 366; Bernice .Dor- ranee 357; Margaret McLennan 352; Herbert Peterson 343; Jean Frost 319; John Cardno 307; Kathleen Ste- wart 303 Ruth Chittenden 294; %Ielen Merner 294; Cecil Adams 290; Blanche Crowell 287; Pearl Reeves. 280; Grace Free 261; . Helen Rankin. 258; Charlie Pinder 247; Dorothy Wiltse 245; , Bills Jack Flett. 232; Helen Sclater 200; Harold Hender- son 191, George Hays, 147. Teacher, M. W. •Mackay. ROOM III. gg Peterson 275; Blanche Wiltse 267 FORM III. Teacher, J. R. Hays, 1st ,class—A. Archibald • 85.7 per cent,' E. Nott, M. McMillan and L. McMillan (equal), R. IvicICinnon, J. Ferguson, e len Mccan ; e n- 2nd class—S. Beattie, H. Chandler, den 441; Keith Sharpe 429; Leona B. Grieve,.B. Simpson, W. Faulkner, Box'427; Betty; Scott 424;' Stewart' F. 3rd class—A. Edmunds, E. Wheat - Oliver,, M. Armstrong. Plant 422; Labelle Hawkins 410; ley, G. McGonigle, E. Peterson. Credit—A. Ryan, M, Turnbull, E. MdMann, M. Sills, L. Rising, •N, Stewart, M. Dickson, C. Lowery, F. Willis, M. Hays,) H. McMillan. Below -5 p.c.—E. Devereaux, R. Weiland;. C. Strong,. D. Robinson FORM` IV.' '1st class—R. Jarrott 86 p.c., M. Jackson, L. Webster, L Ritchie, H. Haugh, Cora Sherwood. `- , 2nd class—A. Patrick, L. Talbot, J. Alexander, ,Chas. Sherwood. 3rd. class—E. Brownlee, D. Web- ster, I. Archibald, A. .Thompson, J. Arehibar'd. Credit .L. 'Smith, W. McNay, D. Aberhart, G. Way, E. 'Turner, A. McTaggart, K. Livingston, J. Cluff, M. -Stewart, J. Smith, J Frost, R. Reinke, E. Rankin, W. Barber. Below 50 p. c.—L.. Brown, O. Knight, L. Hoggarth, A. McLean, N. Montgomery, A. Sillery, � . Crich. FORM V. 1st class—M. a�t�ewart 89 per tent„ G.W'hite, C.Aberhart. 2nd class -4. Cluff, A. Grainger, M. 'Grieve, R. Willis, B.`'Govenlock. 3rd class—C. Haugh, H. Peterson, A. 'Sutherland. Credit—E. cGodkin, A. Brodie, F. McClinchey, V. Morrison, M. Web- ster, I. ,Medd, ' 12. McKercher, E. Jefferson, M. Savauge, M. Sillery, F. Peterson, M. Storey, D. Moore, J. (McIntosh K. Ament, M. Aber - hart, M. Black, B..Hillen, J. Brodie, M. Thompson. Below 50 p.c.—D. Kerslake, L. Workman, H. °Smillie, L. Norris, L. Wankel. 'ROOM V. (H(Tota1M45L ho�4ors 44 ^B38ttpassCtt 270.) ) Gladys Holmes 403; Edna Smith 393; ,Conrad ' Crawford 383; Lillian Reeves 373; Ross Allen 373; Gordon McKellar •347; Garnet Free 344; Martha Storey 327; Charlie Peterson 327; Jimmie Cluff; 319; 'Nellie Reeves 304; Carl Knight 278; Hugh Oke 275; Kenneth Adams 257; Dor- othy I•Iudson 255; George 'Welsh 232; Edgar Stevenson 157; a Arthur Hulley - •' Teacher, E. H. Elder. ROOM W. (Total 300; honors 225; pass 350) — Honors - Jessie,•_ Archibald and Marjory Wigg (equal);'" Ted South- gate and RuthCluff (equal); George Pinder; Mary Johnstone . and Dor- othy Golding (equal); Gordon Petit - ick; Glen Pinkney; Jack Rankin; Jack Cheoros; Rollie 'Stewart; 'Mary Howes, Billie Box; Van Bell; Janet Baker. Pass -Geraldine Utley; Helen Crich; Jimmy Elliott; Nelson Hul- ley; Muriel Hudson; Leone Hotham; Jack McNab; Dorothy praiser. - Teacher, G. 'McPhee. COLLEGIATE NOTES. The results of the examinations held just .prior'' to the Christmas vacation are, given below. The names in each class appear in order cd merit, 1st class, 75 per cent. and above; 2nd class 66 to 74 p.c.; 3rd class 60 to 65 :p.c.; credit 50 to 59 ,FORM I, , 1st class -G. Scott 82 per cent.; A. Hanna, W. McDonald, E. Walsh; S. Sheffer. 2nd class—F. Wheatley, , E. Bur- rows, J. Arnold, .. M. Format, Pinder, Borden 'Merner, Id. Shinen, A. Nigh. 3rd class—M. IMtNay,`'M. Patrick, V. Gardiner, M. Beattie, F. Souter, G. 'McLachlan. ' 'Credit—A. McNaughton, I. Wal- lace, D. Wheatley, T. Cluff, PI, Kerr, G. Charters, Beatrice .Merner, M. Hughes, I. Dundas; 11, Flannery. Below 50 p.c.—D. • Broadfoot, R. Dayman, M. McDonald, F. Kling. (Total marks 530; hohors 400; pass 320.)—Elsie. Drover 488; Mary Reid 487; Billie •Moull 4861 Wilda Rout- ledge 477; Betty Southgate 469; Iva Crowell 433; Billie. 'Cudmore 420; Arthur Golding 405; Wilma Quail 399; Jack Stevens 393; "Kenneth Beattie 390; Edna Storey 387; Cor- rine Hotham '381; Lulu Hart 370; Maxie Hudson 353; Vera Mole 345; Edna, Bateman 339; Hazel Hulley 332; Evan Rennie 331; Irene Cluff 319; Elizabeth Stephenson 315; Jean- nette Joynt 310; Jack Wright 288; Lila Wiltse 274; Edith Ferguson 254;'Edith Henderson 249. Teacher, Maude M. Hartry. ROOM IV.' (Total 650; honors 489;• pass 390.) --Timmis Scott 610; Harry Sheffer 610; Winifred Savauge 603; Leo Joynt 564; Ian MacTavish 563; Irene Eberhart 559; Grace McQuaid 513; Fred Barlow 511; Dorothy Dav;s 510; Ross Rennie 507; ,Roydon. Haw- kins 487;, Ja�.k Hotham 477; Patsy Southgate 451;Jack Dorra ce 425^ u gaten Mary•Flett 424; Helen Rolph 398; Florence Knight 390; Dorothy Drov- er 187; Frank Grieve 380: Ross Mc - Nab 377; Dorothy Parks 372; Robert Venus 367; Stanley Dorranee 354; Jean Pearson 350; _Ethel Hoggarth 336; Jean,:: Fender 333; Martha Edgar 309;'. Douglas, Stewart 290; Helen L. T. DeLACEY PASSES. All 'Seaforth mourns the loss of a favorite citizen by: the death on Sun- day morning of Mr. Lawder T. (Count) DeLacey- after. an illness of six months. He was 53 years of age and came to •Seaforth from Smith- ville in 1893, ''being engaged by A. G. Van.Egmond's Sons' as their account- ant. In 1911 he was united in mar- riage to Edna, eldest daughter of the late George E. Henderson, and with FORM IL his' father-in-law purchased the Com- mercial Hotel which, they conducted 1st clas4 N. Jefferson 82.4 per cent for a number of years, his genial dia- .). Webster. 'position and personality Winning him 2nd class -D. Hudson, F. Hogg, a host of friends among the travelling M. Ferguson, D. Farquhar, L. Din- public. Disposing of the •hotel, he nin, E. Broadfoot, 5. Finnigan. 3rd class—T. Nolan, T. Archibald. Credit—J. Purcell,.. H. Cummings, G. Wright, W. Broadfoot. M. Dein B. Duncan, G. Black. it Meldorf T. McNaughton, T. -Govenlock, TC, Calder, J. McDonald, G. Love, H. McKercher, M. White, G. Muir, M. Purcell, G. Mason. E. White, E. !Mc- Lean. G. Daly. M. Finkbelner. Below 50 n,c,-T. Finlayson, C. Knight. C. Stpwac+. C. A•matron r. T.. Mole, C. TCersleh , k. b right, C. Trott, A. Munro, E. Holmes. was engaged . as accountant for the Seaforth Milling Co., and later on as manager for the Rob Roy Co. who took over the mills and was account- ant for the Huron Flour Mills, the present owners, at the time of his being taken ill. He was a member of the Seaforth 'Presbyterian church and a member of the choir for a great many years. He ' had been town auditor for a great _ many veers and was secretary -treasurer of 'he Collegiate Institute Board. He was an accomplished musician, to the Ivorth,ide United Church Sunda T. Dec. 271_h Special Christmas Music at both services Rev R. Ful 'o Irwin, P;: for 11 A.M. Sermon, "Voices from$ethlehem" Rev, R. Fulton Irwin Anth gym,. Christians Awake, Salute the Happy Morn °' by Maunder Solo, Dr. H Burrows 7 P.M. Cantata, "The New Born King" by Gabriel Consisting of choruses, solos, Ladies' Trio and Mixed Quartettes, Solo by Miss Turnbull, soprano Organ Noel Polonaie Variations ma ancient Polish l7hrietimcarol arol by Guilmont. Shout the Glad Tidings, Ashford. The Shepherds Song, Guilmont• Christmas Offrtory, Hosmer. uhrsitn:as Fantasia, Mueller Programmes Will be supplied by the ushers as you enter. ' . C X'''. .1.. fIOWLY, A L.C.M.i Conituetor If ISSUE Nee 52, 1►i11e (Gift 'titre Wishing you The Merriest Christmas You ever had Fred. S. Savauge , Jeweler & Optometrist Opposite Post Office. ' Phones 194. Res. 10. ay`vailG l," comedian and entertainer and gave his services a,t any ti. ie for patriotic and charitable purposes, being most enthusiastic over movements for the betterment of children. He was a P. M. of Bri'tannia Lodge A, F. & A. 'M., past Z of Malloch Chapter, R. A. M.; Chan. -corn. of the Knights of Pythias, and a Past Grand of Fidel- ity Lodge:I.O.O.11. He leaves a wife, and father, Mr. A. D. DeLacey of Smithville, and two sisters, Mrs. J. E. Francis and Mrs, David Young of Toronto. FORM A TUXIS SQUARE On 'Thursday' evening, Dec. 17th a group of town boys met at the resi- dence of Mr: C. A. Barber to form a Tuxis Square. By an unanimous vote of the boys present, Mr. E. R. Crawford was chosen as mentor. Mr. Lance Norris gave a very interesting serech on its organization. The of- ficers were then chosen in the fol- lnwinn order: M, Savauge, Pretor; R. Wilk, Deputy; W. Barber, Comp - tor; A. Sillery; Scriptor. Messrs. Crawford, Bowe, Norris, Mackin- tosh, F. S. Savauge and. Fred Crich were then chnsen to look after the initiation. After a delightful lunch served by Mrs. Barber, the Square adjourned and met on Monday night at Mr. F. S. Sarauge's residence where the initiation of the officers took. place. FINE CONCERT. A most successful Christmas tree entertainment • under the auspices of the Junior League was held on Mon- day night in the North Side church. There was a large attendance, the schoolroom being well filled. Mr. C. Howey, who contributed so much toward the success of the entertain- ment by the capable and painstaking manner in which he trained the chil- dren' ' presided. hi•1-ciren,'presided. The programme, in which all the members of the Lea- gue performed their parts very well, included choruses, vocal and instru- mental duets. One of the special features was a violin solo by. Arthur Golding, son of Mayor and Mrs. W. H. Golding. Mr. Janes . Robb impersonated Santa Claus. The adult ,Bib,e class presented Rev, R. Fulton Irwin . with -an ebony travel - .ling case and the Philathea class Mrs.. Irwin, a set of sherbet glasses. The superintendent and teachers were also remembered in the gifts from the tree. The open collection amounted to $21. The League, which numbers • forty young people, is in charge of Mrs. J. (.,Johnston and Mrs. Wm. Hamra.. May your holiday be the Merriest you have ever experienced E. L BOX Persistent Asthma. A most dis- tressing characteristic ofthis debilit- ating disease, is the persistence with which recurring attacks come to sap away strength and leave the sufferer in a state of almost continualexhaus- tion. - No wiser precaution can be taken than that of keeping at hand a supply of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma ct Remedy, famous as the most potent j: remedy for eradicating the_ disease ^ from the tender air passages.. To Our Friends 11? tr ns Business associates and Everybody Very Merry ehristmas' BRIG T'S Dress Well And Succeed Tailoring and Haberdashery PHONE 42.