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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
MENSALL
11 r. 1.:,.)n 1yry at t1'.\,aur wcu .,,.
tug on intends in dawn Monday e\c.
.4:'lynu--in liensalt on lid n:,.y,
Nov. -oRh, to \1r au,l lir,. Ioscph
.J yiut, a sun, Gerald Laverne.
,Neste ---1n dieusall on \lunday,
Dec, '113th to \lr, and Mrs. Harold
Easter, a son.
1Ir. Earl Parimer • of Toronto
spent -Monday anti Tuesday- tv in toren
with his parents, \Ir. and Mrs.- '.Thos.
1"trlauer.
Miss Myrna lltldime of London
was a weep end visitor at her honle.
The December meeting of the \\'o-
t1en s Missionary 4neie.ty of (armee
Presbyterian, Church was held Dee.
• 9th with a grad attendance ,1 spite en
the storm T. president \lei.. Colin
Hudson •pre. icted and opened the
Meeting \vlthra'hvmn and prayer. 11rs
Mausnn read\ the Scripture lesson, :\
• life membersliip cenficate was then
.presented to Mrs. IC ro. \\ alker in re-
cognition of her services, Mrs. W. A.
Yining read the address •au l the pees-
entttton was made by Mrs. John
Dallas, A seal was also given to Mrs.
W. A. Young for Diantlia Young's
certificate. Mrs. 1 W. Bon thrall then
sang a very beautiful sole 'Trusting
1i pus.' Very enentnrag0i reports
were heard from the different secret -
{ries. •Reay W. A. Young then geee
very Interesting and helpful addess.
The nominating .committee then gave
their report. ,Ret W. A. Young took-
thy
ookthe char for the election of officers
for 11938. All the old officers were re-
rieeted. a.. follows: Hon. President.
Mrs. H. Arnold:president Mrs. Col-
-u Hudson; n, first'vi:e president, Mrs.
- R. F. McLaren: 2nt1 vice president.
lT,, i.asil Edwards; 3rd vice pres..
11rs. John Dallas; secretary, Mrs, G.
\Volker; treasurer, Miss 1. Douai:
,nt,nlc \lis,, McGregor: ,ve?c one
- and welfare, 11r.. I. W. Ronthr,t•
Glad Tidings.. Mrs. 1•n Paterson; 1
ENJOY ONE FOR CHRISTMAS
Zotos '13' Beauty Salon
VAPOR - MARCEL ▪ FAVORITE.. 5.0) for 2.95
\e Machine \\'.\VOLA 2,95
\11 Steam \seat es
d
10,0(1 fur ...7.501 Special Permanent .. 1.95
7.50 fur 5.00 l
- ! • School Girls' Wave or End
.PERMANENT .`Special 4.50 Curls 1.50
CHARM ALL i All Permanents include -Main-
PERMANENT Special 3.50 . pies hair cut and f. wave
BEAUTY,;:LON
nPhone 511 or 118.
Main St., Seaforth
I'udnr, sick e in id1tec, to obey 1 w•it-
chcll, lane San I lecook, 11:u•y Gond-1
,nut, Miss Irene .11/onglas then gave a
eery inure-tin...nib% -taking a' her
subject"The other vise man." 111,.
11te0tam, el,sed with ,1 hymn and the
Lord's prayer in ttni.n)1.
The 1leusall puddle and continua-
tion schools will close for the l hu t
utas hoI'ielay s ..111 Wednesday, Dee, 22.
Each school will have their nun ent-
ertainment
astertainm ent •tn1 tree on - 'Wednesday.
afters, n Splendid programs are be-
ing n ,vidid Parents anti other
erattlre aux] 4ihr•trv.. 11rs. \\ .A; \I ricnd n1' 1.11"1 •d to attend.
ascii; Elton), i Inlpers' sy e., M':a T. 11rs. Robert lionllu n 0rlebr'ted
11.11,1.. 07: .;sisIttaut (10 h,1,eri. Aless her'-4ib 'birthday at cit' 11 17 ince
A. Logan: pianist, Airs. \V. A. \1 on tion I n. The received a nnmiter 0'
arra The nt0`tm„ ,Closed with it telegrams. letter and cards front d's-
11r,un end oraver 1n. Rey. Id1. y,-.,,,,.,. sant inen)1 i••1'- of her family who (vera
Mission Circle,— unable to Lr trona• i,.r 417)015100
Tile Mission 1 ircic of tine ifensa l
t'nited Church inet on Friday 1,11
at the haute 'of 11-iss Mary k.11rk for
their t .:ular meeting.. also held
elec-
:one officers for next ycar. .\ to
lHutt several contests cy rajoy (.1.
liise I)t'rorlty McQueen loci in 1,ra;:-
er, Eva 1 h fcr read the S rit,umi
lesson. after which • ll j. Heel in sing-
ing "le ♦ to the World." e:Me tee
petit•'. core then given by Atea 11'•-
lace :1 cirl,t t r ani \Iarare1
'Tudor. 1 ,10 min nY , oie ' 111
1•t,: were read :w'1 adopted awl the
ra'k•t1. The follow mrd' ti
elei-t(1 for 11.430President. Hlva I
,mono yxr :pre \Lary la
u ; eeount of the shunt. Airs. loon
throe is little and hearty for her age.
is nit (Mitt. ...41011 a111 I.11joys the
‘.iSils Of her: n tnnly ami friewls,On.
10111!, \F.r 11110 Ile\iarli t
Barrie, snout. `salida\ heir will, her
In -alter. XII.... I ,.tthr m s mane !ue m1s.
verse ue l110'n0' d tri see 110 4
More 1,I thday.,
\I1'. and \I \Vilsoit .\llc, weer
isiting friend- in London on Satin,.
.11y.
Horn.- ,.1,1 110-. 1'atc ,nn's hospital.
dlenail, ,n 11 end ty, 1.100. 1 3111. t„
\!r and Mrs. Orville Twiteht•ll the
gift of a son.
111. Staple, Elliott I •coop) is.
':try, Erma 'batter treasurer. Norma a ane h,s ,.,eek at the home .,f 11r,
Gook: m anist, e o rine C r , : v1's and 11 t s. Fred Peer.
secretary, T set, rt Sht;n ani :1'n Mr. and \Ir-. -James 11etllin:hey
canumtt. e, ,ear. TTar?,n:,. \la rar., are moving this week into the Mons
on. Smith Richmond St. belonging tv
the It4atelrfotd estate, and lately i,c
cup,ed by lir \1`illiam Fairbairn.
The Sunday School of 5t. Patel',
Anglican ,Church will hold their an-
nual Christmas tree entertainment it
the basement of :the rh11rch on ;friday
evening:, Dee 1117th, A..splenthil pro
gran has been arranged and Sant;
Clan; nil) be present.
Hensall's Christmas Tree-
1'lae 1len,:11! Chamber of Com-
merce have their beautiful .Christum
tree erected in front of the town hall.
At night it is illuminated with colored
lights. and has a very handsome ap-
pearance. :\t 2 .1'01004. on Thursday
afternoon, Dec, 2:3rd, Santa relater;
yy 111 arrive in 1detsal) and wishes to
]Hort all the children of lien all and
vicinity aromul the t. hristums tree.
,ldtesses will lie made by Santa,
The Reeve, and resident clergymen,
and if weather conditions are good a
very j l'is"I,-adte•r11ooI1 \aitll. Santa
is assured,'
•ll,e 110 111 merchants are hating
go.el Christmas trade. Their stores
at- 111:.! with lovely t•hristmas goods.
land the store si nl.'w's are nicely.
1.11ed
Fite Satdaj School 1,1ar, of the
111 reel
Church are holding the ;tumuli
Christmas entertainment and Christ
uta- tree in the chtlrc1,. on Thursday
e0, nim, Dc rd. splemlid pro
„ram is !icing or. pa 1 and a good
time is ;,-;tired. Santa d laus will he
..resent. „ ,lisirihntr the presents.
The newly friends of Mrs. Richard
Illati-liford will ,he sorry to icor That
.he is seriously i1) at the htnne of Mi',
1 Esse a a "„'.`R"�-• :tit
;t'.1'....:,.
'"its
rw"r
s Say "Merry Christmas" this year with a
Pair of Warm, Comfortable
:L7
(a
f•
Our Stock \Vas Never So Coro pi..eke. PPrices�R�easonablee..
�•'e-t'e-L5d+"U�e. a
4,011
Kiddies
For K
Popular one strap style. in Red and Blue
"Suededene" or felt, soft leather soles.
a„,14
cRed or EiItie Cavalier Slipper, fits high
around ansae. Red has blue collar and blue
has red collar
s
For Mother, Sister or Sweetheart 49c
Cosy Slipper as cut. Brown, Purple, Blue
and Rose, ribbon bound, soft padded sole. t,
59c For Father, Brother or Boy Friend
Black, Red, Green, Blue and Patent leather A "Kom£y" soft soled Slipper, made from
slipper with soft leather sole, stiff shank g Felt, Arctic Cloth or imitation suede, at
and comfort heel
$1.00 69c £9 98c
Black Velvet, high front ``Monk" Slipper P
trimmed to match gown in Blue, Green,
Red,
Gold, Peach, and Rose
1.25
ind 135+ Brown, Grey or Blue Felt. with leather S;The ever popular "Juliet Slipper" in Black,
sole and heel, plush fur trimmed ....$1.25
MANY OTHER STYLES TO CHOOSE
FROM AT POPULAR PRICES;
Black, Wine and Brown Kid all leather
Slipper, fits high over instep,—soft padded
leather soles and heels $1.45
Patent leather in Opera style
1.35
Black or Brown leather "Romeo" Slipper
with elastic side—$1.98. Hand turned sole,
Brown only—$3.00. Same style made from
Black Felt
$2.00 the Highest C
1.69
COMPLETE LINE OF CHRISTMAS. B.AG'GAGF, SUIT CASES, CLUB BAGS.
SPORT BAGS, aA'EROPACKS AND GLADSTONE BAGS
Smith's Shoe St
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delle}
5)
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tie'af THE SU(' '11:14 5'') 01 -1 Nr't tt, Regent Theatre [
Y,rtll ,
61.MelInVrac�_�,�5���.�- �, A .s'- "e. c0aW A••�eA'"%I c `id6'e-,teG`ih
IN MEMORIAM
1415 tier -•--In loving memory f ot,
dear .son and 'brother who :passed
nwr�v Ido. 10.6, 1929.
'Tisa .sweet to remember a son and a
brother so dear.
Though absent from us, yet ever so
near,
Unseen een by the world he stands ivy
11r side
And whisper., "Dear taws, death can-
not divide."
—Sisters, Parents, Brothers,
CARD OF THANKS.
The family of the late Theodore
d)e\rter wish- to thank their friends
and neighbors for many acts of kind-
ness and Sympathy shown in their
recent bereavement.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Joseph IHog-
gatth wish to Thank Their friends for
their kindness and expressions of
sympathy in their ahereavinnent.
AUCTION SALE
t'omnnlnity Sales will be held at the
`
0-1feen's hotel barns, Seaforth, every
\\'ednesday.
Next sale \\'eduesday. December
2.2nd at 11 pin.
14iery'thnt„ 1y a4 .0h11 this ryev1 at
a good Iirin•. .\s the roads are block-
ed we can't go out to see your stuck
-0 please briny; your Cattle, 1 igs oi-
1 l
rI1 use, in, as ccetytlmng was .old
this week.
Springer rows and pigs are in de-
mand and general piit! o.e horses.
Rates a.re very reasonable,
'Thyro wi11 also be 14 J uneh of stock-
er rattle and around (ill pigs. .\1st,
furniture. 1L' Ill ack Minorca pullets
unand T rooster. '.\ few choice cutters.
Perms- un,-- -Cash.
For innnlllallon please phone 1110
).i nen'; hotel, or
11:mold ;Dale, phone 1149,
Auctioneer; Joseph J. Coyne, 1)0un.1
e1', -It3 ring 2, Dublin.,
PIGS FOR SALE
ie
s.,ting, pigs ready to 17e,mi. tior-
d at Holmes. 1foKill, ,. 1 i mile-
east
uile-
e t t of t.eadbnry.
WANTED TO BUY -
1 .revel hated eoyuinuhe hoard fn
- ,. ul unnlition. !'Motto .t - 4145..
FOR SALE
1 -el 111 i.14111 1'i it ,tort, doors:
kN11 to 1110 \Bus Xhfice,
NOTICE
Anyhudy Uespa;,io¢ ,on n„1111 bai)
of 1 11 i, eon k l'nn 1 er ntith or talc -
in Christmas trees. ill M. prose-
aftd.-t4liver MrK,ry.
NOMINATION MEETING
Township of Tuckersmith
1'11e ant, l uu'e'Uug of the 1 e ;vet
-hip of 1'11ke -smith for t1' n 'mime
ti,m of e..,nerdxtes for The office of
Reeve 1.11 Cl.inueillors for the year
s 1111 11.1. 111141 at 1 \all • r 11 all. 111
on ld l:ly, l err,•tnls r
” Troon 1 t min. 41 1 11 i,e•
liecesstow swli p..11 shall 1 .771)4
t 11 ,11.1,1. Lin•.rn 17,35. 1,1.a, e1'
110111', ,. ,cin. :end 5 ',. n. 11', rio•
.11,1r,- and '11' lilt i,llio,yin"
1' ,11 :14 ,. 1 hi:mi:can's ear.
...cit -tore. I1, tire.., •1):1114-, In reel
\•L,=l.e11:1t, tit 1'k. I'nl; No, -2'- School
'1...; , \, . �. :d ,y:od Ilru,vu, '1.14.(4.,
\l - : h. -teed,. 1'01 X,., 1
-1,110,,1 ll,•tsc N,,. 4. Jos. G.
14„r l:rrexn, clerk, -P,1I No.
School !loos, 'N, . 3, Tion:., Chap.
t o,. i1 44' i L \\ \fclnt li tl. rlt.
Poll l Id.'. s eb„ol 71,msc N. 1, 14
D. 1 1,11, 41 11 14.. M 7 t:nen ur
P..11 No ll- School 11110 No. e),
11th -1e \i lt•to, D.11,1)., \\ 1 \lar
m clerk.
D. F. Mc(tegar,
Returning 4)bfive•r.
n;! 1L0s. 1'flaric, link:.
Wedding- 'mils will he ringing in
iTet,all to Saturday of this week.
The 410101tr radio prea,her and
singer, 110 (Cyrus Gates. of Toronto,
oreached n1 the dlatimd 1'lnteh int
54111)1.14 yarning. 1lr. Crates gave a
wonderful sermon and sang two beau-
tiful solos, accompanying himself on
a small harp which Was his only le-
mpan•iant Mr. Cate .spoke and
sang at the Chisvlhurst United
Church on Sunday afternoon. Rev.
\11hnr Sinclair occupied this own put
,,it in the morning.
The choirs of the local churches
are preparing special Christmas music
for the ,Chrlinmas .services in the dif-
ferent churches.
The Hensall rink committee tare
having the new rink 'flooded and will
eon be ready rex skating IA big
carnival is planned for the near future
•Messrs, Arthur Dick, Wilson :Allen
and Milton Love were in Toronto on
\Iontlay.
The S3en all Senear Women's In-
stitute held their December meeting
Wednesday evening at the lisnue of
Mrs. W. .\. Young. \Ir. ran -McLeod
of Clinton, agricultural representative,
was the guest speaker.
The roads in the 1HIensall district
e all 'open again 'dor traffic, after The
•ecere storm of 'last week. Trucks and
cars can get through most roads,
Mr. T. 'C. J'oynt and Mrs. ;Alice
i,ynt were in l.aicknow Monday .at-
tending the funeral of their t ucle, the
late Mr. (John Joynt.
Mr. Thos. Hodson and \1r Dames
lIoggarth were in Seaforth liduntlay
attending the funeral of '3ifr. Joseph
I1 gtarth.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1937
BUY IN EGMONDVILLE
We Save L1 d Money
String Beans, 2 tins 19c
Tomatoes, 2 tins 19c -
Peas, 2 tins 19c -
Corn, 2 tins - 19c
Salmon, tall tins, 2 tins . , 19c
Pineapple, 2 tins 19c
Libby's Spaghetti, 2 tins ... ,19c
Pork and BearlS, 2 tins 19c
Pumpkin, 2 tins , , ..... , , ,19c
Baking Syrup, 2 tins 19c
Campbell's Soup, 2 tins ,19e
Kreosol, bottle, 11 25c
Russian Oil, bottle 49c
Milk of Magnesia, bottle, „25e
Electric Oil, bottle , sees35c
Cod Liver Oil, bottle 39c
Castoria, bottle 39c
Sloan's Liniment, bottle . , ..35c
Persian Balm, bottle 23c
Mother Graves, bottle 49c
Johnson's Talcum, tin 25c
Bleach, 3 bottles 19c
('Io1110 110 D'tarsitntallow 13iscuits , , . . . : .- 2 lbs: 25c
I. F
in ician
ELMER D. Bt. LL. B.A.
Successor to
BARRISTER,
NOTARY
Seaferth,
John H. Best
SGLICITOR
PUBLIC
Ontario
FOR SALE
- IRegistered York hog, 1i months old.
Apply to 14ly t.awson, two utiles
*est of Seaforth.
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
5.5. 'No. 3, 'I'uelorsmitlt, will hoid
i;¢ Christmas xx,l10n•t in liru;cflc2d
Hall on Monday. I)c:. 3111th at 7:45.
Admission 1.5:0.
FOR SALE
1 (Irk i,:; marc. 7 ycars
'itn:.!.le.or
I1.11111(.. (,a•n1'3e, 1.4110,. V011
throe.
WANTED
'Wanted, before May. hst, fronts t t
Royal Yeast Cake 'loxes, 10111 pay
. 4 C. Chamberlain
INSURANCE AGENCIES
ANNOUNCES
The purchase of the insurance 'busi-
ness of Hays and Meir and the ad-
dition of their companies to our prev-
ious facilities enables us to give yon
unexcelled services in all lines.
Seaforth, Ont.
The Second Division Court
County of Huron
Office in the Dominion Bank Build-
ing, Seaforth. Office hours:—
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
1:30 p.m. to. 5 pm. Saturday
evening, 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m
ROOMS TO RENT
In private home dor 11011sekeeping.
,Apply at The ,News ulTire'.. 5' 0
MUSKOKA CHRISTMAS TREES
1) yviil hate a load of - Christmas
trees here a week before Christmas..
•Pit;t,e• .sent in your order as soon as
possible as l worthy like to have it he -
'111'0 1 go north. lid 1304 -es. Seaforth.
2',0 each ,1 .5 a ele), }4ns01:1 learn
ROY.
Walton. ( Int,, 14.14. 1. Slt ,\ dPesirablePERTproperlyFOR an slaSALEin Si.,
1:'"nuuulvi110, consisting of surer
room frame house with -hard and Solt.
w -iter and hydr;1, half anacre of laud_
and stable and hen house. Possession
Nov. 2IDt11, Corner lot. :\poly at Th.
1s of the 1'o'su:hlp n. 11ekillot' for New' .,lice,
lir uovuntion .4 candidates for ---
0:110, of td' o' •tn.i ,'o;1' mti!,11 fro' . a,•cibTMAS CONCERT
tlu y:ar 1`a.i8 vii11 be held .,1 \\ , 1 1 h • animal Cliristtias concert 0.u1
thiol, Hall on \1 i 1)ll4. -Dee, inter C'hrl-(n +is 'i'ree al 5,5. No. t;• 11 r.
/111 .1y1 m 1 111 1,01 • lowill he held in the school -
Ii 51..n. ser -ants are nom ti ti . ileo1•:il
; 1, .
are rl'n11ii'ed to till The smcortil ,•-antes.. room an Tuesday night, Dose. 21st.
a poll will he held 01 M, url 1'y, I fon- Admission lOc,
try 0-4 1.1'8, 1,,tw,e1 :he hours of 9
a.nt, and 5 loot. of 11l
i ,11' "ung NOTICE
)1o'o'.: Ali hooks must be returnedto tie
T4di
N"- 1 I:is Carlin''rise. .ut Public library on or homey Dec. 24.
10, C"11'Jai' \rd,m, 1)ely.1)-: \\ it
'taut 11x1 ne.v 1 ( (,rota I'h, 1111'' Librarian.
Poli .No. 2 tire. Hogg', ,g; ', (lion•'. Lot CONCERT
2a, on. 4. R❑ \inr,ll 1) 14.4)
Nies. Geo. 1 atop P.C. Christmas. Ilse and Convert,
Poll ;No i, los ,),tell', 11 1140, 1.01 \n. 1 1killeDt on `Tot div rrunnp
llf ton 112. TTenly nenni,vns, 1).R. 1)ec, 21, at t; p.m. •\elua stun
11.: Elmer Deno I .1
Pn11 \ 4 S,1, ,i lIon-e No. 7, FOR SALE
1,,,t .1,. t 1t 1;_. -\ 1t sm o .illy. 11.
ILt t,;
11 , t.. if md,i- 'Three geese and gamier. 1'h,we
Lehr, 11 \ ty -;7 r -_.
NOMINATION MEETING
Township ofTMeRillop
I're
annual meting ,rt ilte •ratepiy-
2 fsVA WJ.+tt'a-,.tri 'aCL^•
1
.1
dye
YOUR OLD SET
t WORTH MORE
John
Main St., SEAFORTI-I
If you - have an out-of-date
t, saad3o ... this is the place to
trade it in for a brand new 1938
Wesgfnonuae. We have a
eastanser for your ofd set and
oar maximum allowance
ix in gnoad condition. You
INAM that to the tonal beauty
tkei ow Westinghouse
n r •>odd Cruiser. Yost vial insu-
lin/1aat its ease of tuning on
S1, dant-wave pa 'e rams. Youint
�,, he prayed of its handsome
,tysIlizenererafts Cabinet van.
are the greatest we have ever
offered.
n
S
s
Phone 17
11'1 egpiss„,fes..___
Comae in and see the new
Westinghouse 1230X with
push-button tuning, Aum.
=vile Frequency Control,
Automatic Tone Compensa-
tion, Remote Control, Atlas of
the Air Dial, Orthocoustic
Tone Chamber and every
other advanced feature,
d