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SINGAPORE SLICED PINEAPPLE 9c
PER TIN
DEL MATZ NIBLET CORN 11C
PER TIN. -
AUNT JEMIly1A PANCAKE FLOUR
PER PKG.
LIBBY'S P01221KO;c BEANS 19
2 TINS c
is EACH 39c
ROYAL YORK COFFEE
CANDY, French Creams or Chocolate Drops 19c
PER LB
15c
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SBuy Now for Christmas Baking
S9MS 23c
• New Pitted Dates, Sar
New Currants 2 lbs 27e
(' Sultanas New Raisins 2 lbs 25e
Lexia Seeded Raisins, 12 oz. per pkg. 14c
Lexia Raisins with Seeds 2 tbs. 25c
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Bleached Sultan q per tb 19c
Sp .
Peels, Lemonion or Orange per th 25c
Citron Peel
per tb 35c
Glace Pineapple Rings A tb' 15c
Glace Cherries A- tb 13c
Shelled Walnuts, gs A lb 1.0C
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Shelled Almonds A lb 15c
Cherries in Maraschino Red or Green, 3 oz.., per btl. 12c '
McLaren's Olives, Stuffed 8 oz. Queen 11 oz. each 25e
Mince Meat, homemade style 2 lbs. 25c
Superior Baking Powder, Boz. -14c; ' . 16 oz. 23c
4 lbs. 25c
Icing Sugar 2 lbs. 19c
0 Yellow Sugar
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Candy, Nuts, Cluster Raisins
Golden Mixed Nuts, 5 varieties, all new 2 lbs 39c
Paper Shell PCCallS, extra large per tb 25c
Household Mixed Candy, a fine assortment per 11) 10e
Moirs Christmas Box Chocolates assorted 3 lb 73c
Crother's Peppermint Wafers, I lb box- each 20c
Moray, 1 tb box Cluster Raisins each 35c
Maraschino Choc. Cherries in fancy box each 25c
Humbugs, new and bright per lb. 15c
Christmas Wrapped Kisses 2 lbs. 25c
Christmas Hard Mixture Candy 2 lbs, 25c
Peanuts, fresh roasted per Ib. 10c
Ross J. Sproat
Miss N. Pryce
PHONE 8
PHONE 77
Walker's
FUNERAL SERVICE
UNDERTAKING
-and-
EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
Flowers furnished
Night or day phone 67
SEAFORTH MARKETS
iHogs, per cwt.
Wheat, per bus 65c-9Sc
Buckwheat, iper bus 90e
Oats, per bus ...'
4101c
Barley, per thus. "'
55c
WINTHROP
Don't forget the Sunday School
Christmas concert to be held in the
church Wednesday evening,, 'Decem-
ber 22aul.
The snowplows are busy opening
up the roads after -the Ilea vY snow
storm.
We are pleased to bear John
McClure is on the mend after a sev-
ere illness.
Mrs. Bullard went to London •Mon-
day morning to spend a week with
her mother who is '111.
Mr. Roger McClure of Belgrave is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
john McClure,
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Eaton have re-
turned home after spending a couple
of weeks with Mr. and Mrs, Alonzo
Sipariing •of Wroxeter.
Dont forge t tlte Ch Pis tmas ,c on et, r t
at No. '6 school on Monday evening,.
What Did The Saviour Look Like?
An atticle in The !American Week-
ly, with the Deeember 1119 issue of
The Detroit Sunday Times. will point
out that 52 exlibition of 111,000 paint-
% . ings by artists ;of litany nations shows
a wide difference in their ideal's -but
evidence :bus ;been found that a real
iiikenegs of the 'Divine features b -ase -d
on a sketch by St. 'Peter in the Cata-
comilis has inspired tile Christ por-
traits of all ages.
PAGE FIVE
TOWN TOPICS •
Ills, Sarah iMeCloy, Emniondville.
hail the misfortune to break her right
ankle on Sunday night when she slip-
ped on Main street.
Airs. A. ID. Sfillitirland returned
home on Monday after an extended
visit in Toronto.
Miss Broadfoot who has been visa-
ing Miss .DaVidS011 for some time has
returned to Po -rt Nelson.
Miss Millie Duggan of Detroit is
visiting with Nir. and Mrs. L. Bolton.
wirtiam Boit.' and daughter
1Di:rattly of Ilioehester, N. V., are
spending a couple of weeks over
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. L.
P,olton,
Nir. and Mrs. ;I, A. Case are visiting
in Detroit.
Mr, 'I,Co ijoyca of the School of
Pharmacy at Toronto, is spending his
holidays at his inane 'here.
TOWN COUNCIL
(Continued from Page 1)
csg. pro., $116.10; 'John H. Earle, $11l6;
Thos. 'Purcell, :$2; fjnclge T. ,M. Cos-
telto, court of revision, $9180; j.
Cardno, $40; County of Huron, $2111;
County Office Supply Co., $3,1217; Pro-
vintiiaI insulin, $3.33: County
of Huron, indigents, etc., $916.215g
Etipe, $3.30; W. R. 'Smith, $3.3i3;
E.C..Chain:bent:tin, $116; lEire Brigade,
grant and assessed mem., $31312.; 11 j.
13ox, fire iebief, 197'5; L. Box, $7.7131;
$1.:60; ilpitablic 'Utility Com.,
$412,59; If>. Hattburn ,$.3.130; S. Al-
len, 105; 12. J. Burrows, MOM., 1$1217.-
23; D. H. Wilson, exps., $117.1315; D.
Wilson, cash relief, 41107.13G; 1Public
Utility Coin., W.W. .dept, imp. levy,
$130195.74; Public Utility Com., .(elec.
dept) ,2318; Seaforth INews, $9.410;
Huron Enpositor, $1.141.:67; !Public Ut-
ility Corn., (elec. •clept.), $1118.86;
Reeves, 50e; /3. IKehn, $3; H. O'Dell,
411!.2,5; Hays A: Meir, $159.75.;
Sills & Sons, $214.314; Wm. Montgom-
ery, $39J.513. Total -19111,41484,19.
MAE LANE AUX.
(Continued from Page 1)
Wood; pres., Mrs. Close; let vice,
Mrs. 'Wm. Bather; 211d vice, Miss R.
Fennell; ,31rd vice, Mrs. Rechely; rec,
secy., Mrs, 1Vesrcost; cor. secy., Miss
A. MdNey; treas., -Mrs. Russel:1;
Christian Stewardship Secy., Mrs.
Ross Savauge; temperance, Mrs. Mof-
fatt; missionary monthly, Miss S.
Wood; balby band secy., Mrs, E. C.
Chambeilitin; Miss 11.
Crich; asst. press secy., Miss W.
Seip; literature secy.. Mrs. H. Snell;
Rimer secy., 'Miss M. Barber; Pianist,
Miss M. Barber and Mrs. Hoggarth;
social corn Mrs. MoGavin, ,Iirs.
Christie (conveners), Mrs. Gallop,
Miss M. Carter; strangers' sou., Mrs.
J. II, Reid, Mrs. 3, Currie; simply
com„ Mrs. T.,. Dale, con.
BRODHAGEN WEST
Mr. Gordon )lueggy, Cha-rlie Reg-
ele's hired man, is in •Seisforth Hospi-
tal where he bad to undergo an °per-
atiOn. But glad to report -ht' is getting
along -very veil under conditions and
we hope he will Soon be restored to
his visual health.
'We had a very stormy week last
week so that the roads were nearly
impassable. :Our mail courier gat
;tuck in several plates and could not
get in his full route 00 account of the
deep drifts. . .
Mr. and 11 r.. Henry 'Koehler spent
last week with friends in •Steatford
but returned home -on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. goehler spent
Sunday ,with Mr. .and :Mrs. 'Change'
Eggert. -
Carman Mogh, east Of the village.
WQS taken to Seaforth hospital with a
leg !broken above the knee. when he
fell on the iec last week.
DUBLIN •
Mr. .Toseph Nagle returned home
from Stratford where he attended the
county council.
Misses Dorothy and Veronica
Molyneaux spent the week end at
Zurich where they teach.
The pupils of the high and separ-
ate schools are holding the Christmas
play in the 'Parish Hall on Monday
evening, Dec. 20.
Mrs. Frank Smith entertained .
few friends on Monday night.
Charles Berm is :visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs.P. F. Beim, 'fo-
vonto.
iss ittory 'Manage n returned
home from Toronto after spending. a
1 fecc montlls there,
.\Me are sorry to hear that Nit-.
'James Shea is on she sick list. We
wish bin: a speedy recovery.
and Mrs. ,Michael Nagle visited
wall friends on Sunday.
NVe are pleased to hear that Mr.
Patrick Morris is enjoying; better
health lately.
The annutil Christmas concert of
the Continuation and Separate
Schools or Dublin 'will he held io the
church on Monday ,night, De-
cember 138t -h.
Send us the names of yottr visitors.
MET AT CLINTON
The Huron Presbytery .of the Pres-
byterian Church stet Tuesday in
Clinton il'reMqterian Church. Rev.
W. IA, Young of 'Hensall, moderator
of the Presbyter, presided. The out-
standing feature of the morning ses-
sion following the devotional period
was the acceptance with regret of the
.resignation of Rev. T-1. C. 'Feast of
:First Presbyterian ;Church, Seaforth,
and the appointment of Rev. G. A.
Peddie. Clinton, ult interim moderator
who will declare the pulpit vacant.
Mr. Feast has beep quite shl and is
110A^ ill hospital. !Following the ac-
ceptance of his resignation a motion'
of sympathy for him in his illness
was passed. The afternoon session
was devoted mainly to the financial
budget In this connection allocations
for general maintenance funds were
Placed, the excess over -last year's
total raittirements being 411400. Rev.
D. C. IHili, !Exeter, Presbytery secre-
tary, has that matter in hand. Ow-
ing to the blockaded -condition of ail
roads except the highways, the at-
teociance was not. as good as on form-
er occasions. Lay delegates -were pre-
sent from IGoderich, Seaforth,HEster
Hensall, Blyth, Loadesboro.
DANCE!
LYNN SPENCE and His Orchestra
I.O.O.F. HALL, 'SEAFORTH
OPortnerly
Wed., Dec. 29
'lo .be held ,under auspices of- The
Young Ladies' Sodality of St.
Jetties' Church
Admission - - - 414
gilt 8 to 12'
CHRISTMAS NIGHT
PARTY
AT DUBLIN
Dance the Old Year out and
the New Year in at
NEW YEAR'S EVE
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0 SETS, DRESSER SETS, IN ALL COLORS. CUT CRYSTALS, NOVELTIES, ETC .
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5 Open Evenings
3. A.WESTCOTT reserves any
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Until article until ,
Christni as JEWELLER, SEAFORTH Christmas S
Jewelery Store
Suggests;
Master Craftsmen designed this modern
ring. A large selection in white or natural
gold
Solitaire Rings 12.50 up
Three Stone Rings 15.00 up
Fine selection OE Ladies' and Gen -t'
Wrist Watches
Bulova, Lorie, LaSalle and
other High Grade
Watches
All moderately Priced and
Fully Guaranteed
9.95 up
For the Home
3 pc, Tea: Service
$7.50 to $40.00
Salt and Peppers
Candlesticks
1.00 up
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Rings
Emblem, Signet,
Stone and
Birthday S
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BRUCEFIELD
The Women's Missionary Society
held their monthly meeting. on Wed-
nesday, Dec. Rh. 'rile meeting open-
ed with the call to worship, Johiv13:
35, After responsive reading 747 from
the Hyninary, hymn -All hail the
power of :ie.:us nam2'. was 51010.
Scripture reading Rom..1 2 %%as read
by Mrs. 011an and NIrs. Haugh led in
prayer. The Devotional 'Leaflet, "The
chtirch in my life. all life. all land"
,Vas read by Mrs. -Jas. -rhoon,,o.
Readings were then given by the
Christian Stewardship and finance
secretary and the tempeeance secre-
tary. After secretary's reportroll call,
treasurer's report, offering and busi-
ness, hymn, "1303- to the world" was
sung, Mrs. R. Scott then took the
chair for the study period, Mrs. .Nik-
cniteatt led in prayer. The third chap-
ter of the Study Book teas taken by
Mrs, A, McQueen, Mrs. Stevens and
Mrs, IR. Scott. Hymn, "Silent night,
holy night" was sung and prayer was
offered by Mrs. Scott. The president
then took the chair for the election
of officers. The following were elect-
ed: II -Ion. 'Presidents, MN. 1,1. -Burdge;
:President. 01 rs. . Hazel wood : 1 st
Vice Pres., -Mrs. AV. Bremner; 2ntl.
\ince Pres., Mrs, gas. -NI tiOneen; 3'rd
Vice IPres., Mrs, .R. lAllan; Treasurer,
Mrs. C. Brack; expense 'fund treas-
urer. Mrs. A. T. Scott; the following
secretaries, recordinyr, Miss 11. Row-
ey; corresponding, itt's 3. B. Must-
ard; community friendship
ers'), Mrs. T. Baird; Christian stew-
ardship and !finance, Mrs. IH. Aiken -
head; supply, -Mrs. L. 1l0)rria4; litera-
ture. Miss M. Swan; missionary mon-
thly. 'Mrs. T. Can associate helpers,
Mrs. A. ;McQueen: .assistant associate
helpers, Mrs. jas. Moody; temper-
ance, :1;frs. JAS. Thompson; Press.
Miss !M, McIntosh; assistant ipress,
:kfrs. !A. -Mustard; !baby hand ,superin-
tendent, Mrs. R. Scott; organist, Mrs.
J. Cairns; assistant organist Mrs.
Forrest; mission hand superintend-
ent, Mis .E. %trey; assktant, 13,
stmt., Miss E. Bremner.
Mr. 'Drew Swan was CcIllfined,-to his
bed last week with a very had cold.
Mr. Will Hill has also been -b-ed-fast
with a severe cold.
'Miss L. .Stell of Londesboro has
been visiting her sister. Mrs.. Fred
Boyce who has not teen well for the
past two weeks.
Mr. A. 'Brandon and farnity moved
to the Scott house on Monday.
The Sunday School will 'hold their
annual Christmas tree entertainment
on Thursday evening, Mee. 12131rd. Ev-
eryone welcome. 'On 'Sluinday the 1.91th„
the white gifts wilt Ibe lbrought to
the dhurch to be sent to the needy;
Horns, ,Confetti, Hats and novelties
Otto Henderson and hit 9 -piece
Band with lady singer. Adtn. 50c
the •1/0)'S UM' girls tt ill also receive,
their diplomas and cmals at this ser-
vice.
11r. Alex Sonter spent • a few days
visiting friends near \N.:thou.
Owing to the riiads being blocked
the schools were closed the latter
part of last week.
ST. COLUMBAN
The C.NV.1.held their tnontlrly
meeting on SclInClay. December 12. A
letter was read by the president, Mrs.
O'Reilly, from Rt. Rev. A. J. 'Janssen,
Regina, thanking the League for • all
the clothing that was sent them this
winter and saying hot% ;it was needed
now as rntlrl weather had set
1111, decided to send treats to all the
older members of the League and the
shut-ins for elillstmas. They in -tend
holclitie• their Christmas social on De-
centber '2171h ; 01 nnday night.
:Many friends of \I n. Joseph Burke
are glad to hear he is improving after
his recent operation in Scott Menlo -r-,
Miss Lucy Burke spent the week
end with her brother, 'Joe. Seaforth
hospital.
1,biss Molly Morris entertained her
Friends to a social evening, one night
last week-. .All spent a very enjoyable
evening. --
Frank Morris has gone to De -I
ng.
Iroit for ttie winter,
7,\Ir. Ernest ;Allen and Michael
hp it have. returned from a recent
visit in Toronto,
'Mr, Harry lien ver of Ottawa is
spending two weeks with his parents,
:\ir. and .11.s. William -Niel ver,
ELIMVILLE
The Nlission Circle met at the
church on Friday night and elected
their officers for 191318. Results are as
follows; -Advisory 'President : Mrs. .A4 -
yin Pym; president, Mary 'johns; vice
presideet, Laura Ford; rec. secretary,
Hazel ijohits; tsfectsurer, 1Eitia . Herd-
man; corr. seereVary, ;Eva .1Penrose:
temp. secretary, Gladys !Johns; supply,.
secretary,. Mari ot Miners; pia n
kttd,re,)^aSgt.
Heralds-Ifnclia, Marga'ret
nets: Slcinner; 'japan.
D ordthy ij oi n s .1K 0 rea , '11 essie johns;
Canada, Doris III1ford; Vries, Ethel -
e n e johns; 'it tntd'td rdetie Johns
Miss Margaret ljblins visited last
week with her aunt, Mrs. A. .Gars;
diner at ,Farquhar.
Mrs, Thos. Bell was, im the sick
list last week.
Want and For Sage Ads., 1 week, 25'c,
MANLEY
Mr. and -Mrs. .Fergus ,Horan and
family; made a business trip to Strat-
ford last week and were marooned
seca.-ral times on account of the sev-
ere snow storm but managed -to get
home after a severe experience.
Mr. ,Peter lEckart has purchased the
old number 18 school grounds adjoin-
ing his farm which belong to the es-
tate 'of the late 1Philip ,Enright. The
old school that stood there was built
in 11804 and gran the first school at-
tended by many of our older citizens.
The weather man made a mistake
when he predicted an open winter but
it is a relief since it is moderating and
has -made traffic possible.
McKILLOP
The follovting 'is the report for S.
S. No. 4, 'MdKillop., for -the Christmas
examinations: •
Sr. IV --,Beth Catnnbell 7.1%; Lois
Henderson 712, John Henderson 71,
MaXine..LaWreisce
Jr. Henderson 76.
Second Glass-Stewiart .Hentierson
712. Junior IFirslt=faetty Cox, good.
-Primer - Mabel Campbell, good;
Patricia Cox, fair.
IDlorothy 'Driscoll, Tearlier.
The annual •Chtistmas goncert of
S.S. No, 4, will he held ln
the sehoul on Wednesday et'. Dec. 212
Bethel Christmas tree, Thursday
eve., Dec. 23.
Vegetable Growers Meet
The annual convention of thg On-
tario Vegetable GrowersAssociation
is ,being held Tuesday and 'Wedtte-.
day. January ,1)1tand 11210 at the
King -Edward Hotel, Toronto, start -
at 9..a13 each morning.
FARMERS ATTENTION
"COLD WEATHER FUEL"
"First Class Pennsylvania Coal"
Our Co -Operative Co., is sending us
2 Cars next week. save Extra Hand-
ling and Storage Charges( by buying
direct from cars,
Stove or Nut Size, off oars, -
Farmers $12.40 per ton
'Delivered in 'Seaforth or
Close to town $13.00 per ton
No. 1 Alberta Lump Coal -
Farmers $10.20 per ton
Town Deliveries $10.80 per ton
First Class Hamilton Coke -
Farmers $1.1.20 per ton
Town Deliveries :112.00 per ton
All !Prices Cash.
The Seaforth Farmers Club
Phone 336 J. H. Scott, Secretary