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WHO(., SERIES, VOL, 50, No, 1,
Holiday Mixture
11.5e Per tb.
or 2 ibs. !or 25e
This is for Friday and Sat-
urday only
Mixed Chocolates .and Cara-
mels
ara-mels'
3c per ib
One X,tnas Cane free vaiith
every lb.
1
` ► 1yn P
a
and Restaurant
Q11feCt1o'11ery HAPPY NEW YEAR
HA
WISHING YOU ALL A
'Wheeler, john A Brown,
Bridges,
• EAST iW,AiWANOISTi,
IReeve,•F, D. Stalker (acclamation),
Connell, 3, 3, Kerr, .Robert Thomp-
son,' Robert Reid, 1W, )i. Campbell,
WEST "WAIWAIN OS'kl,
Reeve, R, Johnston, obeit Ste -
Connell, James Todd, R
wart, Robert Kerr, John Foster,
HU1I.JLETT,
For Reeve 1 l 3 4 5
Adams ,, 41 •,
Armstrong... 90 •
For Cotfncill ts-
Barr ...
Forbes , 14
Lawson 96 •
Leiper . , . 7'1
Mogridge .
Sloan ., 44 , ,
i
1UTCU Opp . , ForRceTvUeKE7SMITH. ,
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aur Shllt@ .b,pecIaLS Kennedy,, SD 47 23 20 38 51 259
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Watson . 26 36 21 62 29 51 208
, Clark u, . 37',1:6 249
• , 55 37 46 '39 33 32 231242
J T 1 ie 47 37 .16 41„47 44
T.McKay
70 37 11'1 41 36 86 2'51
C, McKay .. , . 49 : 45 284
WJP; Thompson 74 68 20 , r,,8
GREY..
:Wool Soap, regular 100
Sic to t'klear-tit
Pure Gold oily Powder, reg,
1.00 at 4 fox. 250
:lie Rose Dice, regular 120' lb,
at 6,1bs• for 26c
Glauber Salts, ri,;splendid coil-
-ditioner for (a1 stock, 6 lbs. 26e
6' lba'for. 250
j�psom Salts
cost
501
SHOE ] COURSES A 010Q11 START, i!
,1'he Short Win Courses an Agri
culture and Home Economics gut aw-
ay to a good start ,on 7'4105(104 'morn -
lag despite the very, ;tnfavonrable
weather, Mr, Paterson, the Agricul-
tural Re)iresetitative, reports that the
boys and .gibs turned out no large
numbers consideringthe co d stors f a
morning. There were 33
28 girls present timing the first day.
It is expected and hoped that more
will turn ont when the weather makes
a turn for the better. rks
After a few introductory oth; remarks';
from the teachers to the
boys and girls classes divided,
boys holding their classes in
the coube
ei1 chamber while the girls ace
found in the auditorium of the Car-
negie Library.
The subjects of study are of interest
.to all farmers and
'farmers'
This week and 'next the girls classes
will have Miss Mary Estef
Perth who willteach- cooking,
house-planning general
Se
home management, Miss Jennie Sea-
r
ll
dun,ng
brook
during
tof his tine and orth ewi i ]instruct in
the various intricacies o'f dress mak-
Mg..
boys ,' are going to have to sten
to imbibe all oi'•the material that the
various teachers have to offer them,
Mr. Paterson and .Mr. Ostler of the
local het of
Agriculture e w
tudy
`1
1
look •ftertesothe various
classes of Live Stock
Field aUput
and will have something to sayarma ou
Soils, Fertilizers, Drainage,
FAr-
itlnetic and any other items
of in-
terest pertaining
to John Spencer of Bowi1anville Will o talk be I.
here on January. and
0tA. Non
horses and veterinary science. ieltalk.. on
el -
son. Ure. of Roseland,
Bees ori
onetinteresw'Red ethere afternoon of h
,Every regular
attendants of,the course or not will .be
expected to torn out to hear, these
special lectures:
-]Friday afternorou hontu thjet t
'ddurse will be devoted
Sneaking, Debating and other Liter-
ary and Social •Fe'atttres. Taken remise tel ben
all, this years courses promise
deserve
first class in every way
e,
the' support of every a
HARDY SNAKE.
6 •7, 419
331
299
330
319
. 359
342
i•IENISAIL'L.
Robert Higgins defeated ^Owetl
(Geiger for reeve, the vote being 173
,for Higgins and 162 for Geiger Mr.
Higgins having a smal'1 majority .in
both polls, •
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL,
1Sea'forth-]Reeve J. W Beattie,
lboOri
b
Wtngkain�l2eevc J W.
Brussels --Reeve A. C. Becker.
(Blyth1Reeve Dr, W.R , _Robert (town),
Turner, Deputy • Reeve J W.
,Ctaigie
For Reeve 1 2 3' 4 5;''6- ' 7 Ttll
Keys •-•'7,.-53 56 ;34, 74 90 35' 79 421'
McNrab .. ;23150 30 56 72 41,67 339,
For Deputy Reeve:-. 22 25 7+1 322
Boning 35 84 39 46
Roland 38 49 :19 72 139 51 68 406
For Council-
Golhs •.•• 24.39'24 30 98 23 58 ee3.
McKay •.. 39 63 43 77. 77 37 77 4011
N1,ciDonal
28 44 29 65 51 23 02 322
rlcDonald e 44 58 30 76 e8 25 80 292
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L
C
Sulphur,, ,. 6 lbs. for 25c
1
phu
Globes, long - or short..
'Lantern (idob 2 for 25e
>>...
6?m from two � Clover Honey, ada
f the best apiaries in Can
o Murdock of Brnnefield,
John L 10
of Listowel,
09•
1$
r
1
' Ch
e
xt
M.
lbs. for `1.,25D
SON.
Phone �?hor'Phood: 3 66
Alio
a
or
ted.
mayor
Coombe elected Col. lip' B. nwho ha's been
mover Fred Jackson,.
•
x
ars by
ma
Y.
E
four Y
t E.
as
mayor, for the 176. The .vote Was,
Cbonib , Jackson, 136. 13. 3,• Gib-
bings was 312;re-elected ublic utilities
cols rby
cclamation.
commissioner o bye. L. Paisley .and
W.
T R.
14ol1Ve
ac -
alio. toolites Councileand aynew
nomination
the to. ap-
point
will 'be necessary'
point the BertotherLangford members
elected
Council, Bert the with-
drawbythacclamation re _ N. W.
drawal of the present reeve,
e va
it
ha.
T
fnV
GOODRICH.
Stanley -]Reeve J'• A. Manson.' ,
7-lpy--d2eeve Elmer Ktop'p, Deputy
lS+tep'hen- aReeve John Hays, P,..
Reeve
R Goetz
'lIborne•-]Reeve James Ballantyne.
Colborne --Reeve Hugh Hill,
Clinton, Reeve Bert Langford,.
I3ov'diek-(Reeve Thos, Inglis, • Dep-
uty Reeve George Iiubbard.
Fast- Wawan05h--(Reeve1 r`• O•
Stalker.
Morris -Reeve Wm Hen ersotl.
• (lien' all -"•(Reeve Robert, STiggius.
tt;iodenich Township -Reeve Herb-
ert Cox-4Reeve F. J. McQuaid.
Tncelp • Kennedy,
Iuekersmtth- Reeve. R• .
Exeter
---IReevc: C. 13•
Snell.
Asttfteld-]Reeve Alga.Hackett,
ptity Reeve, Thomas J.
West Wawanosh - Reeve A. E.
Johnson;
diullett-•4Reeve Ernest ptii dams, L
Turnberry Ree J
Wroxeter -Reeve John ):Ienncberg:
PERTH COUNTY COUNCIL
11.3. J. A. MacEwen was returoed as
defea ing
mayor for t the fourth
by 278, the figures be-
ing, es C. Lee, i1,796; Lee; 5'•18.,, 27
be-
ing, theca r R. Turner, 19
Fut rev-, defeat R. Moser by
deputy reeve, i defeated pt t• Reeve J
a majority of 172.Deputy
W ounC -Councillors,
by , . Cutt,903;.
Wm.
Bailie,
625; 13. RC. • Munnings, 825; W.
McLe, n, 7 5;D. Sproule, 725; G.
McLean T65;
Gould, 647•
ELECTIONS
• I4IJ0P -
Mcl�tlt„
Fon Rce•'ve.-.. -'1 2 4
Dodds 13 87 4
D 34
id
148
0
c' iLa
M Q.
Council- 'For C - 69113 13
GOODRICH TWO.
.Reeve H, C.Cox.
l • - J. R. Middleton, 'W.
nw lt.'.
u e
.o w
C o
Fiaacke, H. Salkeld, I.
EXFJTER,
Reeve, 'C. B Snell: Christie, B. M.
'Councillors, E•• J
Francis, H. C. Rivers, iH. Bierling.
f' Ward.
F ' •'am
' es
W
it
It
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al 1-
Ut e
ub
he
ion
F. .J.
A
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a uc
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Board ofr (Dearing, Dr. H' -J'
Del -
bridge, �. 'H.
Browning•
3 Ttl
18'4 285
1 288
65
0113 425
Blanshard-Reeve George
Kit
h.
IDownie R -eve George .
North EasEhape -ReeveCoura
Conrad
,Smith -Reeve I1: Lein -
weber.
South Easthope
weber.
Ellice -(Reeve George' (Toch ; Dep-
uty
Reeve e
i
e M
.
C
ro
vl
e
,
EhRreW.1Dik
Dickson,s
on D
e
-
uty Reeve Adam W'iA °Roach•
Fullarton-Benue' W:
+I3ibbert-(Reeve W. Morris.
(Logan -Reeve James Douglas.
Mornington_Reeve A Coxsop.
'Wallace --Reeve J. M. Kincaid.
Listowel -(Reeve A. Kinglet.
,Milverton ---Reeve Dr, P. L.Tye.
M,itche11--,Reeve D. C. Hansb,
UAL MEE E
ANN
- GamPbeil, 3• 1.07 45 36 74 282:'
Eckert J 132 20 1831' 201
Koran 75 44 52 96 267.
MClsay, T• '' 45 74 92 95 306
m
A64.4IFd'EUD:
4eeve,.Alex,'TX
a)
c
kett.
Deputy 'Reeve, Thomas J
A
n
der-
son (acclamacton)
•
ICot,cillors J0
tw
.
A.
Mc
z
en
zie
,
SamuelSherwood, Thomas Sullivan.u1liv
MORRIS.'
(Reeve, W. J. Henderson. Arthur
,Council, John McGill,
doing
some
e
George McGar,_ who is garter
trapping thus winter, killed a garter
• long ccs
cl
snake about eighteen t,Webster, about
the farm. o half •
one and a hale miles oashcraswling
of
Seaforth. The reptile w
on the snow, -on Thursday, December
NYear
eve
29th, evidently waiting on -
1928.
HIGHWAY,
PLOWINGlast Uig
On Thursday and Friday
h
a'fo
rt
ou
h
-Se
hr g
dt
ass
e
ws imade
to
w
no P and
S
an e d job of clearing away= the
deep splendidis(nobof
ruts an"the now. One and was
ese
plows was of the rotary
the big
here again Tuesday
storin Of the 'week-end.a ver efficient
The rotary plow is
machine throwing the snow clear to
the fences so that asp dly as after the
does not
drift in again
ordinary plow,that'builds a wall of
snow at' the edge, of the road.
•
The plow is, mounted on a 100 abut
which carries a
Ill A,1 UA3t,
Expressing to you our sincere thanks for the many
kind words of the past year, and also our appreciation
of your generous patronage we wish you most heartily
A
HAPPY and PROSPEROUS
'NEW YEAR
S.
and Optometrist
Jeweler P
M. ROSS SAV A UG1;, Ii O
Toronto this week,. attending their
1
may._ D sort's wedding. and farttily
LADIES s Mrs. John'Nott
Mr. and eine of.
Mh
s'he
et
a
diday' at
L
e
of thwas held spent' New'`lrears
'1
eu
et g
The annual mh ,
00' of day after- Church
Bernlice )Emerton rettSrflCd
afternoon c this week in fol Mr.
B deeSmitafter holiday-
ing
lowing _are f o church. The
the vestryt the home of her sister, Mrs. D.
the officers for the ensu- to -hoer home in ,Ripley
ing
Win
a
re
lowing
Roberton. er our
ob ez
t
ing Year:. D. R and Miss Hol
•
(Pres Pres., Mrs, Hudson,
Thompson. Miss Brown
• president, Mrs• s. trrows• paid a flying visit with Clinton friends
2n Vice Pres., Mrs• Burrows. on Friday last.
idliss • Olvetta Brigham returned td
2nd Vtce•Pres., Glelv,Willis. parents
ist, Sec., Mrs. Windsor on Saturday hst.aefterpsa end-
Secher holidays w
Assist. Sec., Mrs. ing 'Mr. and Mrs.'Wriit�Brigharn• 1
Mrs.
Co
• M here, rt
o
rel Finlayson.� f P
• su so
tealaon
T
Grope. y corn., Mrs. Fin YM r. spent Christmas and New cMrs, Coitsitt, Mrs.'. .b e Carman Moon, Christmas 'Property , home
Trost, Mrs, Crich. McIntosh, Ivirs. Year's at his home here.
urnbull Mrs.rs., Mrs. (Rev. •James Abrey re returned
week
Grieve, Mrs. on Saturday after spendingWatt,k
Thew,ll,Mrs .(grieve, titer, Mrs. James
Visiting coin„ Thompson with.•his daughter, Clew, Mrs. Trost Mrs, .torp:oung, of. Port Huron,
Bristow, and Mrs. Hutchison. Mrs of Mr. Toronto. Year'sday.Miss Bra Mrs•. Crich, M
Mite collectors, Port Col -
Mr. Thomas Caldwell, 14Lr, Caldwell.
Stark, Miss S. Govenlock and Mrs.. was in the village on New
borne is home on .0 vis r. Ce holds
MAudito Mrs. Stark.
Kitchen convenor,' and MIs, expects to return shortly,
Auditors, Mrs, Burrows a splendid is ppositionthere.
The municipal election last. Mff�
rather quietly on Monday
Ernest Adams- was the sucCessful
candidate for Reeve, this being. 'ars
second term, and the ,following
the Councilmen: Mr.: James Lehiper,
i es
Forbes,
Mr.
a
m
rid
e
J
Mogridge, _ gt
Her
Mr,ob
�• M
r.
R
'n
:.bei
and the new man e
awson of Constance, Wed-
nesday
D, 'D. Roberton agent
in Lomdon,.
BRIGADE.
'SEAFORTI-1 FIRE•
The Seaforth Fire brigade held
their ann0al'meeting-an Tuesday ev-
ening in the Town Hall. There was ,a
good attendance' at this meeting, the
general order Of business being
trans-
acted. ,'The election of officers result -
as
ed Chi
_follows:
Chief, Thomas Johnston.
Foreman, Charles :'Holmes:
Assistant Forenma $eR Ss throat.
• Secretary, He
Treasurer, Geo. A. ills. debating by
deal
After a good
the m'embers apparatus and theienmalin-
of
fire fighting aPp and the
meeting theo roll was
memnbers then
gathered
closed.
gathered around progressive euchre.
wles for a
hich
was thoroughly dfo grog ed by all
which was, thoroughly. enjoy
present. The prize winners were E,' J.
Box, first prize: Wm Gillespie, con-
solation.
ion•
Iso
1a
M .
'Co . Oneand
Best Wishes
extend
e
• or a
Prosperous •New Near
Happy and
YOGA
1300TS and SHOES
SEAFORrf 1 t
motor true c, AY,chibald.
containing a 60 horsepower kerosene month
from which a long drive belt Receipts for 'chi nine
balanceonar rugine, fr the front of the •were $61'•GJId and runs to a ectedley ata .short chain bane, $61.614
truck connected by ng spiral drum ��^,;� .
drive to the cross•revolSth
suspended across • the • front. eet long
This THE CUgI,'ERS.
t•ei
ou g
spiral,. which is ab'.
and 2 pi 3 feet in diameter -pili- a Zoe annual New Year's gatheld�reon
es-
oge_spra of a meatogcthersnow
vol1i • rapidly, throwingidem vs. Viee President,
and .the trip Monday,' resulted m a tie. The, ice
well off the road.;The headquarters was in splendid condition and. play
to
' he
net
is
Kitchener plow about the.ba
u
f a
Orequires e ui , good
t.
two days. It
d understood a .1ar'ger was goo • Vice President.
President. Thos, Beattie
plow will be placedmon c this •division H Jeffery Gordon Dick.
'shortly. Two men comprise the W Duncan Teat
crew,, Charles Iiohnes Ross Sproat The huge investment rte motor al- T.S. Smith 7 R. A. Babe .11
hides has become too great to heal- Johnston -
t r tvithT. -
r
id Wm
lowed tq remain roads Reid
her holidays.from
Mr, M, Watson and family,
Alberta, are spending ' the winter at
es.
the Borrie of Mr.,Scal
Miss Belle I•airserviee spent •`her
re.
he
.
holidays at her home spent. .her i '
Miss Beth 'Cartwright
holidays with her aunt, Miss Scales.
and, Mrs. Crittenden and family,
Mi. Mr. spent
Ce'
s
` enol P
+ its
b
err
la
Robert also -
ns,
New Year's at: D;an. Steve
Mr, William Fairservice is,' on the
sick list.
Mr. Thomas .Caldwell was.home for
the; holidays.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Sh'ad'dick entertained,
a number o1'their' friends last
Grit-.
A
id
at
'Bertha .
!Misses s
tenders spent the holidays at the home --
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
liar "Crittenden. aures FairService
Mr. and. Mrs. J their have ,got settled down in -
home' on 'the llth concession,.
the dance "
:A. large number attended
'held in Lon4esboro last 3'riday'night
e
and 'ait had a.good time,
The Hydro is in `full. swing in Lon-
desborb 'n'ow, nearly all the .wiring,
being. completed.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert out and family,
also Mr. and Mrs;' J
and
fancily, •visited at tthebhomease linf 1�on
Robert Smith,
Monday.
Mr: and Mrs. JamertF airservice
spent Christmas in Seafo
Mr. Carman Moon .is home for tlte''.
ida
s. .
hoJ
Y
me.
at her ho
G•
ANNUAL A
L
'MEETING.
T
IN,
A
S.M.
W. M of the W.
The annualmeeting .
was held in the school, room e f
5.
First'Presbyterianof tecem C127. 3trs. F. H.
Lar1 11 r Deceiund
;Larkin presided and read the 95th
l, Psalm,-: which was followed
the biy,inra minutes._ ,and the reading
The business report was read and ac-
cepted; and also, the reports of the
different committees. Election of of-
ficers resulted as follows:.
Larkin.
idols, Preis0l, 'MlrIs'•F, aMacLean,
VicePre, Kerr,
Vice Pres., Mrs. 3
2nd Vice Pres., Mrs.''McCIOY
and Vice Pres„ Mrs. C
Sec.; Mrs. Aberhart. Smith.
Teeas., Mrs, T. Swan Smith.
C.
Mrs, 7
Beattie,
.WSuelco eSelfare, Mrs, Neil
'Welcome and W
Gillespie Mallen. Tidings Seco Mrs J
. ,'I•t t re Mrs J. C' Gregg.
o le al winter, Elcoat
out
and keeping the train Dawson
out loss, to overcome this ]rand- Robert Boyd Thos'. Grieve
open will terra approval, Geo, Jackson - A. W.[Dick.
a Southgate
f P
o P
'ons
t .
essd " E
r
ex W.
Many p.
a h`
M Y %iv- Haigh a 7
tea _ enjoyed H g
p en D. l
y G.Sills v ]
haA. .,
e.
whoGeo. -
w 11
rs
rine he ie...
fa t Beth -tine- m on tl tof
from Geo. Beh
ing with horse :and Highway, :after - On Wednesday afternoon a
wallowing
Provincial ow lunch' bonsP ^co compete held,
ebfor'
throughshwthat snow drifts on the a clo 'being
to
walbownngmencing at $_
back lines, show clic new service- the ,Lions Trophy,• and the winners
s appreciated. will have to: defend , the -cup against
lien ers, •
• all. chi, g
SQUIRREL SHELTER, -• _ -
Ttr•` Louis Jackson . has placed • ,a
Iter for black squirrels in FIRST' DOOR ON THE •LEFitot
novel she t oplg who are
the crotch of a walnutststret.t14tap-- ,sometime'"' P many doorways of,
90 residence set b es- a - bird'tiottse familiar' ,s•v1111 't;1?e
with tCe• it .res to. 1He.,•t0 hi
the tcaee e anderneaitd.a feyv. t.11106
o enq,iireltheir . wayinto.T't e doubt,
ate Ce. Usually, n
from.: the ti•ges, veer.- saved an
`£fi
o .
c than
`d 7s
la ay cherexciting ct g
each ex
trmore
t
are placed inthe shelter hot
Ocie, wi ichsar ifre905t thaty'the black ng'to. 9r y'a'electc light bill, but on
e opening of the . several occasions w n have had man,
tails,^which are frequently' seen hang- to pay
ing down through th P cointentedly,: pleasure of • directing Teat'` ad -
dog
would wag happiness ottf to' set out on life's. ; g of ail_
shelter, .heir hapP, ab .,. that. .
ressed t that
x ..'.to.
expressed P c •, r'
black tt
squirrels ] nt .0
ui b a ,
' s o
v'e
f ': a
r q s
ar g
clog fashion: A feu/ al
squia•rels disappeared almost entirely, iii'tportanU dtieutnents, •
1d and hutt&er,
•,..33
one be troubled
siiRemover-tan,-
Ifh
ETT. find fn Hg.
H
ULL will relieve.
'Tei
tt
'1
e
n Y
that tw
it
I'
iss Grieve, of- Seaforth, has re-- application .
turned to her school after spending suffering•
t era u , Mrs • Patterson, of .co
Press See.,------
Soc, 'Con„ Mrs• F Anderson. but ,they have tbecom townitha'ia ggliad
Lookout, 1Mrs •'W• E. ewati.Broadfoot•' a bird
Pianists M s• J A Stewart. Mrs. g" i theirretrbas. hanging co LONDESEORO,'
Presicteilt Barbara Kirkman, I great
in their bees: vhich holes have • e Bruce of: Wilkie, Saslc:;
H. J. Gibson•Miss Sadie
Pres,, Mission Band,
MoDdnalil,
en was tl oftiprad yero olatgrthetregular.
men's day
tThe total con-
t in January.
ributiotls during 'the ,year amounted
to over $500,
a stick of wood
filled with melted,
been bored and fill- with the food t° Mrs. Peters, of Fhut, Mtc
suet. If suspended sparrows cannot feed her father, Mr: `Williarrl
`downwards, ` iile ootipecker's, nut- guest of
from it, `wlvdc woodpeckers, in�.Wayiimith ii
hatches, eta enjoy- it pmineusepy lir, and Mrs. John Ivtugland are in
wintry W50111er, +,
visiting here pill Ivarch,: • h is the
REV. W, W. P.
-LANE
0.: A. iOWE
Y,NorillChurch
p1IIi3tor. • Dir (star and Or
ga
nist.'
.
Sanitary 8, 1928:.
•,ltirr�aj��4
•-• gubiec6 `.;Eating One'e Morsel Alone"' :.
f a.m, Public v'9crsliip
1School
2.90 Ir: m, Sunday. , Bible Claseeii. r
7 p. m, Public .Worship
Tl\e
choir of Borth
sid
e
C
ni
t
e
d "'C
h
u_
c
h will repeat j,l
e.
Ohrtstmasmuwic '
1arnirg•--Apthakn, ,+ ArychkN
Salute.The' liaPpy.,' Mosn :,
..
(3, > under) (Novella)
Anthem, •t'Come A11 e FaithfRl" - i
- Evening ._.Christmas' Cantal II. Gabriel)
"The New Born 'Xing" ( ,•
Cons'istiil of Solos, Duets, Ti4oao flua'rtettofr'and"
Chex ilsoe
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