The Seaforth News, 1918-01-03, Page 11
New Series Vol. 16, No, 52
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Commencing Friday Dec. 14th
THE 131G HARDWARE STORE extends a hearty
Fl invitation to All to visit Toyland iini see the splendid
LI exhibits of toys for the children,
Dolls galore, coy Teddy Bears, lapanese toys and
, puzzles in abundance. Mechanical toys of every
kind. ,-Games to suit all desires.
Our display isthe best yet and our prices are a feature
worth while.
:Special staff will be on hand to attend to the wants and
requirements of the little tots, Parents come and bring
he kiddies, It is Xrnas time: let us all make merry
arid prepare for a right good time.
The Big Hardware Store leads and we handle an ex-
5,,peptionally up-tp-date line of Christmas presents suit-
-able'for old and young. See our Pynex Glassware,
c.utglass, silver spoons, knives and forks, carving sets.
casseroles, brass and silver hollow ware.
We have an exceptionally fine display of electrical
irons; lamps, stoves and heaters,
Boys and girls will be delighted in our assortment of
snowshoes, skates, handsleighs, hockey sticks, pucks,
flashlights Etc,
'Our line of mitts, gloves, blankets, sleighbells, Etc. ,
:cannot be beaten
REMEMBER OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
EVERYBODY WELCOME
MERRY XMAS TO ALL
THE 1G HARDWARE STORE
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CHRISTMAS ('ANDY
—Can you imagine a real
Christmas without it? We
have a large aseortment,
including everybody's favor-
ites, and all the
CANDY WE OFFER
11:18110 frotn purS,
ingredients, fresh, attractive
delicious and harmless
Fresh Fruits of All kilITIBBIOVB011 hand.
Our home made (mediae always 'the 'best,
• Chocalates,Carmels, Bon -Bons ik„Teffies a
specialty.
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LOndesboro
Mies Alice Fingland of Toronto hi at
home,
Christmas trees have been more
plentiful than other kinds 01 11:008 dur-
ing the past week, Some people wish
firewood were as plentiful,
rs, Bert Brown and eon of Brant-
ford are visiting Mrs. T, Miller,
Mr, Robert Gibbe of Winnipeg is
keine at pvesent! 1io friends are very
gladIto see him,
'41)fe W 1 will hold their regular
'11 aelliing on Thursday, Jan Srd,
74i gather jamieson of Toronto is
ht At Pr Ofitini t.
•NAa a vermifuge thole ie eothIng so
'potent as Mother Graves' Worm Ex-
rminator, and it din be given to the
at delicate child without fear of in -
10 the eonstitution,
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Thanks for Parcels
Dec, 601, 9171
Salorth News,
Seaforth, Catiarle.
Dear Editor;
Everybody in Canada, 1 know, wants
to wit) the war. Anl. they want to help
their boys "somewhere in Frattoe." The
newspapers, l feel aure, aro no excep-
tion and the idea ocourred to me that
when the opportunity to do so presents
itself in en unusual way, in au appeal
from "out there" they are going tu
jump at the chance. I want you to
thenk, very gantefully and sincerely,
,rough your onlumns all the good, kind
folks, re,ations'and friends, who h,tvo
sent me parcels ot comforts and geed
thiugs einIlrft. Cenada-1 hate to
think how long ago. Now it (lomat
sound as though I were very grateful
fen' them when 1 ask you to do my
thankiug for nee, does it? Well, 1 am
but writitig letters is one of the hardest
thing a soldier ou native service has to
do became of the leek of time and fac-
ilities.
Ohl my intentious to write, just as
soon as possible, luta thank the sender
of a parcel received—and I third{ I
have received most, if not all, of them
have been fine, Well, yi,r1 know the say•
ingabout what place good intentions
pave, I don't believe it applies under
present oouditions, Just when you're
going to squat down to write—often as
not on your knee by rho light of a
caudle stuck in the wall, you've got to
start doing something else. And so it
goes until your pleasure at receiving
a parcel is only a memory, along eomes
another and, before long you're dismay-
ed at all the letters you're behind.
The thought of Christmas stirs up
yoqr gatitude anew and so Prn making
an effort, with your help, to thank all
my good, kind friends and relations
who have sent TOO parcels whioh I have
never properly thanked them for, to do
80 now, to tell them I've received 'them
and enjoyed them You bet, I enjoyed
them, Merry Christmas folks and it
very happy New Year
• We're going strong and next Christ -
MRS l'm. sure, will see Germany properly
done in and we'll be home to unite
again round those good old home fires
you,re keeping burning.
Thank you all for your kind thoughts
of me and for your generous gifts,
They were appreciated or I wonIcIn't be
writing this letter.
sincerely and gratefully yours,
Hugh M. Kyle,
EPEtil Batt, Canadians, 13, E F., FrancS
$1.0()per year
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Rev, Father James, 0 M. Brady
Valentine, Word, Forster, Capistran,
0 F M Goodwin, Pare, Corcoran and
Mahoney,
Nominations
SEAFORTH
Theee who qualified for positions 1111
the emelt are—
Mayor—J, A, Stewart (aecl.)
Reeve—Dr 'filo. Grieve, Dr F. Harbin%
Council -44 1' Oardno; Thos, Stephens,
Fred 8 Savange, Jil L I3ox, la Hays,
W Ei Oughton. (ticol;
W L13 Corn.—,1 F Daly.
Trnstees -- North .Ward— fi Jeffrey,
East ward—W A Crich, South 824111—
A 1) Sutherland,
MCKILLOP
The old Counted were .ilected by
acclamation Messrs Con &kart aud
Robert Reid were area tiontinattid but
withdrew.
Reeve— j Govenlock
Council—John Dodds, 0 D Harn, J
McQuaid and Dun Regale
TUCKERSMITH
By acclamation
Reeve—H Oriel)
Coutioil—Thos Coleman, Jno McNaugh
ton, .1 0 Orich and It 13 Wateou
14 LLET
Reeve—Matt Armstrong (Reel)
Council, Jae Watt, W 0l111.
Howson, T McMichael,
STEPHEN
Reeve; W. 11, Elliot. (Acttll.)
Deprty-Reeve; John Love, William
Councillors; Alex, Neeb, Thomas
Mawhinney, David Webb, i Geo. Pen -
bale, Russel Warner, John -Elays.lastamji
A lilEW.YE2R'6 GIPT
Every home in Canada should treat
itself to The Family J3etald and Week-
ly Star of Montreal for 1918. It will
bring pleasure and happiness to every
member of the fatally for every week of
the yeer. The price is 01113, $1 25, and
if your subsoriptien is received on time
you will reaeire a bony of their great
War Map, sine 2+ feet x si feet in four
oolhurs and surrounded With a border
of fasoimile badger; represeqting near
ly every battalion that loft Canada,
le is the biggest value over offered
people of Canada add no home oun well
afford to to be.withent it, •
The F'amily Herald (tied Weekly
Star has 00 equal on Ellie Continent
as a greet family and form:paper
Religious Reception
aii Prefessiqn
Yearley.
MILITARY SERIVICE ACT
Varna
The Preebyteriaus held their 01111001
Christians tree 01/ t110 lOth of litu(itn,
They 11011 11 very good crowd and
a well filled tree Santa distributed
preseuts to both the old and t;young.
The Methodist 1:hutch held their
Christmas tree:in the town ' hall uo
Demenber 2t. The hall wait tilled and
a good time, wee spent by all,
Massie, .1. Reid end G. Denby 110.1111
returned from the West.
Mr. George Lillie and Miss Maria
Dawson were united 1111'the bon 1 of
matrimony. Mi'. Jenee performed the 1
marriage ttt Varna 011 W$1.11106day Doe.
T
The children of 8. S. No. 6 Staid
presented their teacher uith a IleW I
Methodist Hymn Book,
Rev. Mr, A, 1111,1 Mrs, .1 ones and
daughter S110/At Christmas at Crediton
Mr, Clifford Keys and bride have re-
turned and taken up their abode ee the
Base Hue.
Oases disposed of by his honor Judge
Edward Norman Lewis, sitting in Au.
peal Tribunal No, Ot at SEAFORTH.
EXEMPTIONS REFUSED
Sproat, Ross J (allowed to May 1 r91.8)
Keeler, William 3.
McElroy, Mathew J. (to 1st March '18)
Soott, Leslie A.
13eehely, Frank J. (to April jet 9 1 8)
Piekering, Lawrence 15.
McGregor, Hugh,
Bain, John A.
Ross, Finlay A. (re-examination or(1er.
eci)
A deeply luteresiting ceremony of
Religious Reception and Profession
took place at the Uranline Convent
"The Pinee", Chatham Out ., towards
thc elose of the Christmas octave.
His Lordship, Bt. Rev, NI. E. Fallon
D D Bishop of London, officiated, with
ley. Fathers Roy and Tierney, dettoon
of honor, and Rev. MoUrge of Dickin-
son banding, oelebratant
After the eleven postulants tusked ad-
mission to the Ursuline Order; His
Lordship delivered a brief but stirring
address to all present, taking as his
text the simple words of our Lord,
"Como, follow Me".
The novices making their first vowel
were: Sr M. Alexander (Flora IlioCrae,
Dickinson's Landing); Sr M. Inez
(Ethel Donovan Detroit); Sr M, Rosalie
(Ellen Trudell, Paincourt); Sr hi Hum -
belie° (Irene Coyle, Kingston); Sr St
,Tames (Annabel Hickey, Kingston),
The postulants receiving the habit:
Winifred Major, Chatham—Sr St Jos-
eph; Urania irlajor, Chatham—Sr St
Philip; Marjorie Guinan, Mt. Carmel—
So M. Carmelite; Margaret Taylor'
Ohatham—Sr M. Kathleen; Isabel
Anderson, Seeforth— Sr M. Geraldine;
Eva Dunionehelle, Windsor— Sr M.
Annete; Rita Hickey, Kingsten,—Sr M
Margaretta; Bernardette Nagle, Dublin
--Sr K. Moira; Rose Pargeter, Wood-
atook—fir M. Perpetua; Mary Elmith,
Lottdon—Sr M. Corona; Frances
Sweeney, Detroit—Sr M. Joan of Aro,
Besides the above' mentioned olergy,
there were present th n eanotu ar
y
EXEMPTIONS GRANTED
Walmsley, Edward James (while at
munitions)
Riley, Thomas (while farmiug)
Grimoldby, Rola. D. (while farming::
Cooper George E, (while farming;
Blatthard, Hiram Turnbull (while
farming)
Storey, Wm. Jas, (while taming.*
Allan, Wilson Wright (while farming)
Jeeenk M.
Lowrie, Randolph (while ferming)
The Christmas Dance
The ease with which corns and warts
can be removed by Holloway's Corn
Cure is its:strongest recommendation.
It evident fails.
0 EA THEI.
WILLIAM (4, MOCAULEY-111 Sea -
forth, on Sunday, December 30111,
i 7 aged 28 yrs and 4 months,
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Attendance rather small on acoeunt
of the blizzard, however the mimic was
fine and all bad a most enjoyable
time.
Reeeipts 152 00
Expenses 96 29
55 73
Drawing for Miss Lukes Filth Set 20 40
Sent Commodore Aemilius Jarvis, Tor-
onto for Sailors' Kiddies, British Navy
and Merchant Marine Next Donee will be held Oh Tt5te8s21da;
January 22nd in Aid of the Red Cross,
full annonncement in next week's paper
The indications of the worma arp
restlessziess, grinding of the teeth, pick
ing of the nose, °atom° peevishness,
often convulsions. Under these con-
ditions the best remedy that can be see
cured is Miller's Worin Powdere. They
will attack the wattle as soon as ad-
minlatered and will grind them to atom
that page away in the evacuatioes. The
little eufferer will be immediately otoed
and a return of the attack will not be
likely,
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rOMEMIMP( nit
Wishing our
Many Patrons
A Happy
ProsPerous
['evi Year
Frg &wanly
3:1E4.1014r
& Anirinti
3aourr 14itiarriatu, Eirrnors
The Store yon 10111 always
..11 nyveurns.70,...nnive,
Turn Over a ,New
Leaf Today
and say the following
over to yourself once
every hour until you
have it fully cornmem.
orated.
1 Resolve
that during I91S, 1 ant
going to STIVE SOME
MONEY by making
sure that 1 get the best
value possible for the
least money, every
time 11 buy ,,,Pntetiting.
Resolve
that during 19l6. 1 ant
not going /0 briny any
'cheap goods because
they always turn out to
be expensive.
1 Resolve
that 11.erill depend upon
NineTAVIS5-1'S STORE
for ray Dry Goods a nd
Wearing Apparel not
only because their
Styles always seem to
be better but 4aecause
they always give more
dollar=for.dollar value
than l' am able to get
elsewhere.
1 Resolve
to religously keep the
above reso lutions
throughout the year,
every day.
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