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GIFTS
for Mother
Nylon Hose .. 98c to 1.95
Sweaters , . , . 4,95 to 9.95
Blouses 2,95 to 7.95
Slips 2.95 to 7.95
Nighties . , .. 2.95 to 10.95
Pajamas 2.98 to 5.95
Handbags ... 3.95 to 10.95
Scarfs 1.00 .to 3.95
Gloves 1.00 to 3.95
Housecoats.. 6.95 to 14.95
Car Coats .. 14.95 to 29.95
Skirts 7.95 to 14.95
Towels 75c to 2.50
Lunch Sets , , 1.95 to 3.95
Sheet Sets .. 7.95 to 12.95
Bed Spreads -5.95 to 12.95
Handkerchiefs 25c to 1.00
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GIFTS
for Sister
Sweaters . , . , 2.50 to 5.95
Blouses 1.95 to 2.95
Skirts 2.95 to 7.95
Dresses 2.95 to 8.95
Pajamas 1.98 to 2.98
Handkerchiefs 15c to 500
Luggage . , , 10.50 to 21.50
Umbrellas , , . , 2.95 to 4.95
Hosiery (nylon) .98 to 1.35
Ankle Sox . e , . 59c to 1.00
Snow Suits . , 5.00 to 10.00
Coat Sets .. 10.00 to 25.00
Jeans 2.95 to 4.95
"T" Shirts (kiddies) 1.00
Mitts ........ 75c to 1.00
Ripons
Aprons
2.50
85c t0 1.95
Baby Gifts .... 35c to 2.95
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KiPPEN
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Bottelna
and family have moved from
the village and gone to Clinton.
Mrs. Win. Chapman of Sea -
forth is visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert McGregor.
Master Jimmy Cooper, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cooper is
able to be out again since hav-
ing a minor operation.
Mrs. Wesley Bowen of Royal
Oak, Michigan, visited a few
days last week at the home of
her {brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper Sr.
IMr. and Mrs. Nelsen. Hood
aecompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Spears and Mr. N. Long
were in Brussels on Sunday af-
GIFTS
for Dad
Ties 1.00 to 2.00
Sox 1.00 to 1.95
Belts 1.50 to 3.00
Cuff Links 2.00 to 3.50
Handkies ..... 25c to 1.00
Shirts 2.98 to 5.95
Nylon Shirts 9.95
Sport Shirts 3.95 to 6.95
Work Shirts.. 2.95 to 3.95
Pajamas , ... 3.95 to 5.95
Ski Pajamas.. 4.50 to 5.50
Scarfs 1,95 to 3.50
Gloves 2.95 to 4.95
Sweaters . , , . 6,50 to 9.95
Dressing Gowns 6.95-27.50
Luggage.... 6.95 to 29.50
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GIFTS
for Brother
Fine Sox 79c
Pajamas .... 2.95 to 3.75
Fine Shirts .. 2.50 & 2.95
Plaid Shirts .. 1.98 & 2,19
Bow Ties ... 50c
Sweaters , ... 2.95 to 5.95
Hockey Sweaters ... 2.95
Hockey Hose 1.95
Sport Shirts 2,95
Corduroy Shirts 3.95
Boys Slacks 4.95 up
Suburban Coats .... 13.95
Windbreakers 9.95
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CHRISTMAS SAVINGS
STJNKIST ORANGES 28t;s 3 Doz. 99c
EATMOR CRANBERRIES . , ...... 1 lit bags 250
McCormick's Goltl Seal Chocolates . 1 Ib 99c
MiXED NUTS .... 2 lin, 89o. C1-IiPICO SWEET MIDGET
PEANUTS ..soros 2 lbs. 65c PICKLES ...... 8 oz. 69c
STUFFED OLIVES 6 oz. 32c JELLO -all flavors 3 for 290
BUTTER ,.... 1 Ib..,60c
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FOR QUALITY GIFTS
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 2 for 23c
TIP TOP TOMATO JUICE 48oz. 290
TIP TOP ORANGE JUICE - 48 oz. 43c
TIP TOP BLENDED JUICE 48 oz, 38c
CLAIR HANEY Egmondville
GENERAL MERCHANT
PHONE 72 WE DIILIVER,
Phone early for greater SATISFACTION
cr contest conducted by Mrs. Ol-
iver Anderson was won Iby Mrs.
Robert Jamieson and George
Carter. The -Christmas tree con-
test by Mrs. Harvey Taylor was
won by Mrs. Joe 'Babcock. The
'Christmas contest by Mrs. R2,obt.
Jarcnieson was won, by Mrs. Wm,
Dolmage and {Hugh Flynn. The
exchange of 'Christmas presents
was held :for the children, then
for the adults. A few games of
progressive euchre were played.
Most games, Mr. and Mrs. ()Ii -
ver Anderson; lone hands, Mrs
Harvey Taylor and Hugh Flynn;
consolation, Mrs. Mansell Cook
and 'Harvey Taylor.
BRUCEFIELD
The many friends of Mr. Alex
Paterson will he sorry to learn
that he has been transferred
froul Clinton hospital to Victor-
ia hospital, London, for further
surgery.
Master DeWayne 'Elliott, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott
became 01 'on Saturday after-
noon and was taken to Clinton
hospital and was operated on
for appendicitis.
Mr: McLaughlin of Montreal
was a weekend guest with Mr,
and Mrs. Ross Scott.
Mrs. Jno. McMurtrie, Ilensall,
spent Thursday with Miss Mary
Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. Don LMcKenzie
and family of St. Thomas and
friends spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. S. - McKenzie,
The Christmas Sunday School
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toon yT a
uccrt will be held ,
Dec.21st at 8;30,
'Master Bitty McGregor, son
of Mr. and Mrs. dna. llicGregor,
Stanley twp., fell off his uncle's
tractor, bruising one leg severe-
ly.
Mrs. Walter Moffat returned
hone on Saturday, having. spent
two months with. her daughter
iii California.
Mr. Robert Mustard, Bruce -
field {Gas among the staff in-
volved in the Bank robbery at
Monet ilrydges,
Mr. and Mrs. boss Scott spent
a few days with their daughter,
Mrs. Leon 1Rushr nil, Trenton,
t heir little granddaughter re-
turned with them.
Mr. and Mrs. John Snelly, of
Port Colborne, and Thelma
Snotty of Kitchener - spent the
week with Chas. Sne14,
Mrs. Ben Keys received word
of the sudden passing other lit-
tle grandson, Robert Mark, nine
) months old son of Mr, and Mrs.
Mervyn Keys of Winnipeg, Ile
is sulrtted by his parents and
three sisters, Mary-, Susan. and
Allison. Mr, Gordon Keys of
Forest went by plana to be with
his ,brother and family.
Grades was rich in costume
song and acting. The narrative
vas expressively read by Patri-
cia Benninger.
The -Concert Climax was the
Playlet "The Little King's Birth-
day" in which small boys were
very angelie hi wings and halos.
They charmed all with the re-
presentation of little cherubs
coming to the earthly party of
the Boy Jesus in His Nazareth
home at the age of seven years.
ternoon paying their respects
to the late Donald .McKenzie, 32
years, who was buried Monday
in Brussels cemetery.
The many friends of Mrs. S.
Cudmore are sorry to learn she
underwent an operation, Thurs-
day, in Victoria Hospital, .Lon-
don, and trust for a speedy re-
covery.
Mr. Ross Faber of Ridge -
town was Home with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Q.tochus Faber, for
the weekend.
Mrs. Wm, Workman is con-
fined to her bed with a heart
ailment.
'Mr. and Mrs. Toni Kooy of
near Ailsa Craig were recent
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Little-
ton.
Mrs. Ross Corbett of Bewail
was the winner of a 5-lb.'Christ-
lnas cake in a draw at Dickert's
store.
Those attending the annual
meeting of United Co -Opera-
tives in Toronto last week in-
cluded 4VIr. and Mrs. Roy Me-
IBride, Zurich, Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
bert McGregor, Mr. and :Mss,
Alex +McGregor, Mr. Roy 11it:-
Nall, Brucefield.
We are sorry to report Mrs.
Joe ILostell has been confined
to her ;bed with a heart condi-
tion.
Kippen Young Peoples
The December meeting of the
young people of St. Andrew's
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Seaforth
United Church met at the home
of Mrs. Russell Consitt on Mon-
day evening, Dec. 10th. The
meeting was opened by singing
"Silent Night". The devotion
was taken by Marion Turner.
Keith Love took the topic, "Su-
ez Canal Situation". The young
People are going to canvass for
the Bible Society. Ganes were
under the direction of Marjorie
(Charters, and 'Phyllis Lostell.
Lunch was served by Group 3.
Wayne McBride thanked Mrs.
Consitt for the use of her home.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Nelson Hood
and Joyce were in London on
Tuesday last week.
Special Christmas service was
held in St. Andrew's United
Church on Sunday. Rev. Nor-
man McLeod chose for his sub-
ject 'White Gift Service". Mrs.
Robert McGregor arranged the
candles and the baskets for the
gifts. Margie RIgie and Keith
Anderson read the scripture.
Bobby Cooper gave a reading
and .Ruth Turner told the story
"Painting the {Christmas ,Story".
Keith Hay and Donnie Littleton
lit the candles. The choir rend-
ered an anthem, ander the dir-
ection of Miss Jean Ivison.
Mr, and Mrs. Wilmer Mac-
Gregor, Mt. 'Hope, spent the
weekend with their parents, Mr.
'and Mrs. William MacGregor,
Kippen, and IMr, and Mrs. Jas.
Racho, Egmondville.
HULLETT
On Dec. 17th 24 adults of the
Fireside Farm Forum met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
IHoggart for the regular broad-
cast and discsusion and also for
the Christmas party. 1(1) We
think the {present method of 1'e -
presentation to annual general
meetings of farm organizations
is satisfactory. (12) A large re-
presentation would be more ex-
pensive and not necessarily
more efficient. '(3) We believe
best method of choosing dele-
gates would be at special zone
federation. meetings where those
chosen are familiar with the
proiblems of that district and
have the - confidence of the
members. Mil's. Wm. Dolnaage
offered her home for the next
meeting on; ,•don. '7th. The flow -las portrayed by the :Junior
Card of Thanks
BLAKE
The sympathy of the
com-
munity is extended to lira.
Christian Swartzentruber and
family in the passing of Mr.
Swartzentruber,
Miss Audrey Beaver of Exet-
er spent Sunday with her girl
friend, Miss Elizabeth Finlay.
Mr. :G. (lion visited his wife
in 'Clinton Hospital, social
times this week. -
Mrs. James Burdge of Co-
bourg is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. San) Hey.
Mr. and Mrs. ;Max Ducharme
-visited in Sarnia and Port Hu-
✓ on, a couple of days.
There passed away at his late
home on Friday, Dec. 14, 1956
Mr. Christian Swartzenitruber
in his .79th year. He-]ived on the
Bronson Line for many years on
the farm. where Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Widrick now reside. Af-
ter retiring from farm life he
moved to Blake where he lived
until his death. He leaves to
mourn, his loss his loving wife
and one son Edmund, and two
daughters, Mrs.:Mabel Bachert,
and Mrs. Edith Widrick, and 13
grandchildren. The funeral was
held from his daughter's. Mrs,
Widrick, on Monday,. Dee, 17th
to the Bronson Line Amish
Mennonite Church, where burial
took place in the adjoining cem-
etery.
To the Ratepayers of Seaforth.
Thank you and
Season's Greetings
Bev. Christie
TlII3 SIIAl+ Olt7.'II NJIWI
Thursday, Drcenmber 20, 1416
BOX
Funeral Service
AMBULANCE
Prompt and Careful Attention
Hospital Bed
Flower's for all occasions
Phones: Day 43 Night 595W
mu* 4earerearaemagamemosamm
JOAN 1;. LONGSTAFF - Optometrist.
Phone '701. Main St., Seuforth
Hours--Seaforth daily except Mon., 9 to
5.30; Wed, 0 AM to 12.30. PM. Thur. eva,
by aPPohttmcnt wily. Clinton IIU-2-7010..
above Hawkins' Ild,vo, Mon. 9 to 5.30•
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Donald L. Mc
Renate wish to express 11101,' 01110000
thanks to their mauny friends and neigh-
bors for their maty acts of kindness,
gifts and floral tribut,re ; also to the poll
bearers and those who helped nt the
c1n"•eh sod at. the home ; also to Rev.
W. M. Thomas for his message of com-
fort. Thesekindnesseswill niwaya be re-
membered. Wife and family, Mr. and
Mrs.
Hugh McLachlan
IN MEMORIAM
Watson & Reid
INSURANCE AGENCY
MAIN ST., S.1.}+AORTI-I, ONT.
A11 kinds of Insurance risks ef.
feeted at lowest rates in First -
Class Companies
PEPPER -In . loving memory of a deur
husband and father, William H. Pepper,
aw to passed owny Dec. 10th. -10.1.1,
aa
Doecler mines with -u1 regrets,
Of one we loved awl will newer forget,
God will mend the broken chain,
That links a till we meet again.
--hirer remembered by his wife Nancy,
end family
WAY -_. In loving'.. mentor:: of Mr. moi
Mr, Alva Way who dud in 1940. and
brother Cosy who died in 1940, all -1
tis. Xmas wi nn, -
It .lin; over yonder
Just. beyond the sunset"
Ever r memlaered by the family
DUBLIN
A delighted audience attend-
ed the annual 'Christmas Con-
cert ,presented by the pupils of
St. Patrick's School in the Par-
ish Hall in Dublin, on Sunday
evening.
The program opened with a
chorus `Merry, (Merry'Christ-
mas" followed by a welcome
speech by Richard Stapleton.
The Dutch children of the
school sang in their own lang-
nage the well known Dutch Car-
ols, "While Shepherds Watched
by Night" and "Silent Night".
Two humorous playlets "The
'Christmas Burglar" and "Home
Management" as well 30 songs
and dances were presented by
the Senior Grades, high -lighted
by a Harmonica (Band. Gay red
hats with silver feathers gave a
colorful appearance to the
group, with members from Cars.
I to VIM taking part. Tiny tots
played (triangles and bells and
Jhnany Shea from ,Gr. "Sim ac-
companied on the violin 'as well
as playing a solo numbor.
The beautiful Christmas Story
NOMINATION
Township of Tpckersmith
A nicotinic of the electors of the Tow,i-
ship i Tucko'smith will be held in the
Town Iinll Seaforth, so M,mdav Dec,
1. 1970, for the purpose of nominating
candidates f r the oaiees of Reeve and
t uneillors for 1917, and School Trust-
eesr7 to 1, el et dl for the yeas 1957
and I t 0. N minatfon win bo received
n 1 o'clock to oelwk
fnom the hour f c
In theOrnl,afternoon.In the ,taut of more
tieing nominated thanare required to011
the positions, 11 1.•, tion w,ll Le 11011 011
Momlay.
I mdvuJan. 1 17.
oven
It m ta.m.,e 1+m, at the following
platys; PSD I, Mrs. Sheila Binss house,
illcDlo Harry Chesney; P(,
Wm Cameron.P1411 SS
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Roy Mat ,4t 1C Wm Sc tehm,t.
IS1a 11 f -1111(1- R P. It 1 ,t�.'
PC Gert, TUU c r PSD 4.SS + - 1(1 )
ti on 1110 ee IC Sohn l n olf,nt.
1 5 U ss1 DRO M l ilk Timmdr;
I ( Glean I -ll. PSD 0,SS n( 1(110.
IV. 10. lir, o 11 t ; PC 111 -, penmen.
I F. ('1II1: N] Y, P,,i. Officer
NOMINATION
Township of itcifilloe
A mete Mg of the (lectors of the Town-
ship of 34,KJllop will h.. held at Win-
hrop nu 11'1,1 8. Flee. 28, 19;,11, foo ahc
1, 1110000 tnnninating 0 Reeve and 4
(- um ilei Nominations ill be reeeiv-
1 front thehour 1' 1o clod to 2 o'clacl:
n the :atomism.In theevent of more
1 r r being uumi( ,t t that are to-
uir,d to all the MTh, an election will
be held an Monday. ,Lm. 7, 1957. ''oils
will b0 ober( Irmo 9 a.m. until 7 p.m.
at the following places: No. 1. Mrs. 21
Carlin's house. Int la. con. 0 ; Matt.
Murray DRO. Wilfred McQuaid, - FC;
No. 2. Wilmer Scott's house, -int 25, son.
4 ; J;un50 B. Ito,:,: DR0, Alex Kerr PC,
No. 2, Joe Smith's house, lot 11, 5.19
con.; Win. Dennis I)11.0, Stephen Alm -
PC!. No. 4. 58 *7, .con. 12, lot 20;
Allan Campbell D120 Ross Driscoll 7'i,
J. M. 3501tER'r, ltet.. Officer
SPRAYED APPLES 8011 SALE
Spier. eroonings, Peewaukees, Delici-
ous, Baldwin and Salome. Pree delivery
in town, Phone HUnter 2-3214. Fred
MoClymont Varna
CANARIES FOR SALE
An ideal Chu.•tmas ,aft. Beautiful
guaranteed singers. Dublin phone 30113.
Mrs. A. Etamers, Dublin
FOR SALE
Purebred Hereford bull Ringwood
Crusty breeding', 3 years old, Phone Sea -
forth 840-31. James. Neilans, Londosboro
FOR SALE
40 R. mobile home, can be seen at.
William MacGregor's one mile east of
Eippen. For further particulars write
Wilmer MacGregor• Mount Hope
ANNUAL MEETING
Tho annualnmeeting of S.S. No. 12
Mcliilloh, will be held on wednesdny,
Dec. - -0, at 2 pan. Mrs. Wm. Church,
Secretary -'treasurer
FOR SALEk
Smell' girls white sates, like new,
size 11. Price 12.50. Mo, Frank Smola
FOR SALE
About 900 bales of mixed timothy and
alfalfa hay, Also MH 13 .disc fertilizer
drill, Wilbert. Pratt, phone Brussels 43x7.
Lot 20. Con. 14, Grey Tp.
WANTED wants
Dutch girl. 19 years of age,
general'housework in town, 0 Seaforth
day. G. Verberne, George st.,
LAST MINUTE SPECIAL
Your old elaok or radio accepted 00
trade-in on a new clock -radio. Only two
left. G.E. at 39.95 antinulove. at 69.90.
Snvattge s, Seaafo'tl,
SALESMEN WANTED
If you are ambitious, you can make
good with a 12awlelgh business In Huron
County. We .help you .get started. No e-
perienee needed to start Write Raw'-
Icigh's Rept. L-304-2, Montreal, P.Q.
SALESMEN WANTED
A well known and progressive Comp-
any is looking for serious r'epr'esenta-
tives. Complete lino of daily necessities
used in avert' home. Numerous advent -
ages. Wonderful. chance to be your 0(111
boss. Do not hesitate write immediately
to ISAMILRX, Dept. 1, Stn, 0, Montreal
FOR SALE
Dressed turkeys, delivered to your
home. Clarence Resole, 5451 Dublin
NOTICE
.Carpentering work done. General re-
pair to kitchen cupboards (lona, new
ones made at home to measure, Prices
reasonable. Arthai' Smith, phone 039-20.
FOR SALE
Large spruce Ghristmos trees: 61 encll
al, the farm. Louis Dillon, RI Dublin.
Phone 45520 Dublin
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Complete Coverages
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CHAMPION STOVE AND FURNACE
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FARMERS
If you are equipped to handle feed in
bulk. See us 5or special prices delivered.
s! 1 1 ea Limited.
to your bin. Topnotch Puede Limited.
Mono Y5 Seaforth
PERSONAL
Hygienic Supp leo (rubber g000ds)
mailed postpaid in plain sealed enyelope
with price list 0 samples 2501 24 sam-
ples 11.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-74, Nolr-
R.ubbcr Co., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
NOTICE
For artiilcial tuaeminatton informa-
tion or service from all breeds of cattle.
phone tho Waterloo Cattle Breeding As-
sociation at: Clinton HU 2-14.11 between
7.30 and 9.30 A.M. We have all breed',
available --top quality at low cost.
RADIO REPAIRS
Quick, inexpensive and guaranteed
radio repairs to all kinds of radios, at
T41RRY'S RADIO REPAIR. Opposite
Dick House, phone 94715, Seaforth
NOTICE
T CE
H you want grave] scold, top moll or
excavating just phone 054 Seaforth.
Hl) BOYCII _-
FARMERS. NEED GRAIN
Ste us for 0p,eial balk price.': elly-
mrd to your barn Topnotch Feeds Lim-
ited. Phone 15 t4t,,fo•th
nom,
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