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SIM JANUAR'
7,
29.-
CRAIN RED&WHITE
FAWN TOPICS.
STORES
OUR SPECIALS FOR ONE WEEK FROM DATE,
Clams, in 'Bouillon, per tit, 25c,. •Nllakes delicious clans ;chows
lel,:,.,,.
Bird Gravel, large package, 15c,
'Texas
S 1
Skinless Figs, s 30c
'ar Ti, 0
Tin 2 c.
g , J .Serve them whit cream—Swell,
Pure Plem Jam,, 40 oz, jar,, 39e
Pure Tomato Catsup,'Snider�'s, per bottle 19c. Three only to customer
Crabapple Jelly, pure;' 16 oz, jars, 18e "'
Sliced Pineaptle, Circle iBrand,'tin 18c.- 3 for 50c
. THE OWNER SERVES
THE BUYER SAVES'
VV. MJ . Stewart Rhone ' 7
Ross
J
Sproat
oLLrr
�4
p
Phone
We
a the pay highest Aloes b lesfr
0good r
ce
cream.
Our services' to our patrons are the best that can be
given,
Do not send your cream to other Creameries;
it here,,
we want
To operate' a Creamery we need
your co-operation:. ..
In- return for you co-operation we will'
best in service and rices: give- you of our
P
;We are agent for, the Mellotte Cream
,in and see the new Models; Separators. Come
Se
c1fort
h Creamer
y. Co. Seaforth
Ont�
C. A. BARBER, Prep.
W J. Walker &
Soe.
UNDERTAKING
and -
EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WALKER, holder, of Go-
vernment diploma and license,
Flowers Furnished.
Night or'day phone 67.
McInnes
es
C:hiropraetor
Of Wingham, will be at'the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Afternoons
Diseases of all kinds success
fully treated.
Electricity used.
When you feel tired
drowsy, slim r
p a ound
corner and get a mac
at
PI'S
SX Y`�,J11`
and
the •'
age
Tou may comp in with
a grouch but will go out
-with a smile.
Phone" 12
5.
Pianos Tuned
Cleaned:. and
Repaired
Chas. A, llowey
Residence—James St.
Corns are painful' growth, 'Hol-
loway's Corn .Remover will renfeve
then,
1
WANTED
$5000
For Investment in
Two First Farm Mortgages
OF $2,500,00 EACH
C.
400 Acres n each Farm.
Good Buildings, improved
land, ample insurance.
A D. SUTHERLAND
GENERAL INSURANCE
Real Estate, A oENCY
and investmentsg'' Bonds
' Phone 152
Removed to New Office, o
Daly Ford Garage- opposite
Seafortb, Ontario.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS:
Toronto Live Stock.
Toronto,
J'an, 7 14.—Cattle—Receipts
3,082, Heavy beef.steers, $10 to
1075; ,butcher steers, good to choice
$9150 to $1050; butcher steers .
fair $9 to '$9:50; bn'tcher steers, com-
mon -to fati^; ,$8 to S9; butcher heifers,
good good to choice, $9.50 to $10.25; 'but-
cher heifers,'fair to goad, $8,75 to
9.50; butcher' -heifers, common, $$ to
8,75; butcher cows, good to.choice,
,50•to, 8.50 butcher utchep cows, fair to
good; *6 to $7.50; canners and cut-
ters, $4 to $5,50; butcher bulls; good,
$7 50 to $8; •butcher bulls, fair, $7 to
$7,50; feeding steers, good, '$9 to .$9;
50; feeding steers, fair, $8.50 to $9,
Calves — Receipts, 225; good to
choice; $15 •to $17; medium and heavy,
$9 to $14, ,
Milch •cows, choice, $100 to $110;
springers, choice, $110 to $120.
Ho s—:
R 724;
eeen '
is
Pselect •
bacon
,102
t
. si
� to $10.75; thick smooths, $9,7�
to $10,25; lights, $8.75 to $9.25; heav-
ies, $8,75 to $9.95; Saws, $6.25 to $7,75,
Buffalo Live 'Stock,
,Buffalo, Jan, 14. —'Hogs, 12,000;
holdovers, 800; bulli at 9.75.
Cattle--••JRecaipts 160; good . yearl-
ings, $13.50; heifers. $13; good cows,.
$9.50 to $10.
L. H. cls B. NEW TIMETABLE
, Beginning January S, a new time-
table is in effect on the London, Hur-
on and Brttce. The morning traits for
London leaves about ,fifteen tnintttes
earlier e encs
connects at Lucan Cross
Mg g vvtit the Toronto � Bain and at
T.-Iyde Park with the Windsor train,
There is no .change in time' of the
morsil\g train „from' London, The
evening trains are �a few minutes
earlier,
Brucafietd Going South
Kippers 7 05 4,36
7Tensall • 8.13 4.43
8,13 4.43
Going 'North.
Exeter ..... , 10,49 5,44
PIensall •11.03 6.08
Is;ippen 11,08 6.13
Brieee'ficid , 11,17 622
internal parasites in the shape of,
warms in the stomach and bowele of
children sap their' vitality and retard
physical cdevelopment, They - keep P the
child in a constant state'.oF unrest and,
if not attetic[ed to, endanger life; The
•ell'
11€I•.:
can I
.)e
5 a t •
n ecl
much tch •
sift :,
e
ar,d the mother much anricty by the
best wontt remedy that can be got,
Miller's 'Worn; Powdej•s,' which are
all death to. worms in any shape. I
Mr: Robert Armstrong, of Detroit,
is spending a few weeks visiting rela-
tives" in this vicinity. Mr, Arm-
strong is a Herein Old' Boy, hay-
iteg left 'Ilullett'I'ownship some thirty
years ago.
'Over the week -end Seafoeth dis-
trict was visited by a severe blizzard,
accompanied by zero weather,
IServi
ce
will
be
held l as isms in
E o
m n '
g dv [
tie United Church on Sust••
day, Jan, 20th at 11 am, and 7 n,nl,
However, all meeting's are witftarawn
for this week,
(Rev, W. D. l%fdDonald was in ,Bruce
County last week attending the fune-
ral of an uncle, Mr. A. J. Campbell of
Riversdale,
Mrs, Graham Of Hamilton is here
owing to the illness of her husband,
Mr, Graham, miler in the Wolverton
Flour Mill here, Ho underwent an
operation for appendicitis on Seem
day night and is doing well.
•Mr, and Alt's, Win, Shade and Miss
Evelyn have "returned from Cleve-
land
where e the
Y' spent nt
We are pleased several weeks;
Bill • P e d to ante that Master
Billy Smith is recovering nicely frons
his recent illness,
•Mrs. Harry Stewart and 'three chil-
dren have returned to their house at.
New Ramberg after spending the va-
cation with airs, Stewart's parents,
Mr. Ir, and `Mrs, Robert McKay,
Miss L, Morley of Milverton, re-
turned:to her duties as school teacher
in Egmondville,
Miss Mae Sn;ith, Winthrop,
visitor was s
ttorN a
last week
with th
Mr.
. and d
Ed Mrs.
ti s.
Edwin
Case.
Miss Margaret Case has rettirned
after r
5 tw
0
weeks' s
vc
a
afit t
of with tlth
outT -
00
friends,
'We
are sorry to report that Mr,
John J Go
ven
loc
1
< Sr.,
ila
g n
notdvi
!le
It
1 E , is
the
best
of
health Balt
h
at
C
eser
.S present.
,Seaforth friends extend sympathy
to. Mr. and lbs. John G. Sproat of
Stratford and formerly of Seaforth in
the loss of their grandchild anis ser -
ins illness of their son's, Chesney
Sproa`t's, family at the same time.
:Miss ,Jennie MdBride is visiting
friends n Stratford.
Air, and Mrs. Sam Chesney
To-
ronto, formerly of Seaforth, ere
iting MTs. -Chesney's sister, a vis.
Sproat in. Tuckersmi'th, and, also ca
ll -
ed ot• friends. in town,.
Master Sterling • Hebkirk, son, of
Mr, and Mrs, Thos. H•abkirk, George
St, who -has` been seriously i11 since
Christmas, is note able 56 be out,
Aiiss Ethel Jackson. who has been
Evisiting her..aunt Miss Jackson, in
gmond bne, easr J'goee to Toronto to
Miss Margaret Jackson and her
niece, Miss Ethel Jackson, intend to
take an'apartment in Toronto for the
.balance of the winter.
Mr. Jack Arnold of Toronto spent
a week with his aunt, Miss M. Robi-
son, returning Tuesday,
Miss Elizabeth Pet leyblank' of
Grace Hospital, Detroit, was here a
few days owing to the. critical condi-
tion of Mrs. John McP•herson dt
last Wednesday.
since
'Mrs, Willoughby of 'Winnipeg is
v'.
tsitit
n
relatives tat'
t
e
s h
et
e
and '
i
n,
fo Str
rd. at
'Airs, R. E. Coates and Mrs, Wsm
AldMichael'have been ill with the flu
at
their
home.
ine:
BLYTH,Misses Hazel
nd Mary visited' their friends M•ss
Jean- and Effie Laidlaw over the
week end,
Miss Annie Richmond spent .' a'
couple of days last week at her home.
Mr. W, MdGotvan was a Toronto
visitor over the week end,
Mrs. E. 'Wallace visited Mrs.
N'Joh C.I
tois'on dicing the week end.
Front
the
Fredericton eder'
lcton Nlail: "A
pleasant surprise :betel Rev. George
and Mrs; Telford of St, Paul's Unit-
ed Church this'Clirisltnias season, On
Friday evening they were paid 'a sur-
prise visit at the l+hatrse by several
representatives of the men of the
congregation who made them the re-
cipients, of a beautiful , grandfath,et'
clock, Air. H. S. Campbell who made
'the presentation, referred to the grati-
fication felt by the people of St.
Paul's at the past year's work by Mr.
and M'rs, Tel•foril, In replying Mr.
Telford expressed deep appreciation
of the splendid gift, which had cone
as a complete surprise. He further
expressed his satisfaction at the spirit
of harmony evident in the congrega
lion and' especially for the fine re-
sponse of the then of St. Paul's .to the
claims of the ebul•ch,
"The grandfather. clock is a beauti-
ful cart.
se.'
n
el
me
n
of
t,
he
c
lock
In -
al. ."
el
s
T art.
The clock itself has brass and sliver
dial with, -gun meta) hands and fitted
with polished brass weights. A cath-
edral
gong strikes the hours and a set
of Westminster chimes marks the
quarter latus. .The movement is
housed in a case of solid walnut in
chaste Colonial design with plate
glass front," •
The Christmas Concert:, which was
postponed on account of illness was
held in S. S. No. 1 Morris on Friday
eveningrJan: 11 and although the
weather was very unfavorable there
was a v
er
Yo0
g d
crowd, wd.-
Mr.
Phalen acted as Chairman in
a very
1•.U l 'r.
Ladies'
and
caste 's,
TAILORS
Give us a call
C
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L
TAILORING Co,
108 Downie St. STRATFORD
T SEAFQRT NESS
pleasing Manner, The fust half Of
athelly lewell girtgtlty inofappn was exception -
Children.' "The
Seilor's Hornpipe,' °Wand Drill,"
r"Wltches,+Satrg an'd'. March' " and
"Christmas Star Dr111" required a
great deal of thought and preparation
and were well given. Both pupils
and teacher, Miss Morrison deserve
credit, The last part of the pregram
which was put on by the section was
opOlds Grey with ` tl The Daon rrkie,"Or-
chestra
caused ed n ntc
dialogue, "rlvjerried in 1 Ha see --laughter,
ugh
somewhat severe taught the lesson
thavoided, Then courtships
Predicament"
was a wonderful dlalogite acted by
those taking part. Mr, Cloyd John-
stop, as Mr, Sykes, did his part ex-
ceedingly well and caused peals of
laughter through the dialogue, Mr.
Sykes, due to shortsightedness and
he dark parlor "of the Miss Simpsons'
tome, foupd it very difficult to choose
"Tom's J.ro. a The last'dialoeue was
posal,' Tom's courage in
proposing ,to the one he loved was
roused se
d
bythe
entrance of a ,neigh-
orboy, Mr. Bob Watt,, A recitation
y Mrs. Jim Scott 'brough't the idea
f 'work on the 'farm vied more people
will be farming after this. Two duets,
Ceep Your Face to the 'Sunshine,"
ng by Millan' and Jessie Richmond,d"Never 'Marry an Old Man," by
mes Ie11y and Jim Robb,. were
icea
e Bapkrecdated. `The Bulldog on
oio — Messrs.
by the, Ebenezer
essrs
. Jchi
,
Brown, ut
, E r
He
and T�eslie Fear, was enjoyed
all. Lively musical numbers were
dered tJsroughout the course of the
grant by Miss Ella Brown and
sr5 s.
Earl al
Healy
and
Y Charles rI
e5
o Nich-
u
After
left for. enjoyable
o te,leha in
t they may have the pleasure• o
()yin
concert t
a•
t S.
S.
1:
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se
an
Ja
ill
th
Tr
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ren
pro
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of
s
ing
aha
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No
The follotvHIBBERT..'
S. No. 7, Hibbert, forcthe port of months of f
November and 'December:
Sr, IV.—Bernice Harris 75.3, Orval
Cooper 69 Doris Sararas 67.3, Beat-
rice Drover 63,7."
Sr. DIS.�oss.Hoggarth 66.6,
Jr.II3,,ay\r1l.iJam Chambers 52.
Merwood Nash -(absent),
Sr, II.—Earl Drover 7$:7, Benson
Stoneman , 76.3, John Chappel 57,5,
Lorne Charr1ber5 48.2,
iF'
est• Class --Rae Chambers 63,
Erna Dreflry 61,
Promoted from Jn to Sr. Primer --
jean Veneer 85„ Percy Wright' 81,
Wilmer. McDonald 75.
1H-ighest mark in all classes for
Spelling_. 5511 on "Stoneman, 100; Ar-
ithmetic—Orval Cooper, 85; History
'Bernice Harris, 91; nice Harris, 74; Literature: Bernice
Harris,95; .Writing—Earl Drover,
85; Geography.. E+ar1 Drover, .25;
Reading—Benson: Stoneman, 80; Art
--1Bernbce Harris, 80. Number on roll,
16; attendance for November, 14,8;
attendance for December, 12.7'
Victoria Bolton, .Teacher,
INFLUENZA—"THE FLU"
This disease se i
sr
p evadent in Ontario
-how and whale many are afflicted, it
is not the severe type that was ob-
served its 1918,
+Influenza is highly communicable.
The disease, though it may be sev-
ere, is of The severity of ven rarely fthel mildcase
is remarkably increased by respirat-
ory or intestirtal complications,
"How to Avoid Flu"
(1) Avoid crowds,
(2). Exercise its the open air.
(3) Get sufficient sleep in a xel)
ventilated room,
(4) Wash your face and hands fre-
quently, especially before eating,
Cover er
Yu
o r
nose ae f mouth
with a
clean handkerchief lubes
sneering or coughing,. -
(People near you are entitled to this
protection,
(6) Don't visit or conte in contact
with those that have the infection un-
less necessity demands it.
(7) Don't worry about the "FJti."
How to know Flu,
abrupe tly tl disease usually starts rather
p y with an out of sorts" feel-
ing—indefinite pains and aches, cold
inthe head or slight cough, fever, and
sometimes * eglect of these symptoms dg ,or r
mptoms of onset
nsay lead to pneumonia and change a
mild case into a severe one;
How to fight "FIu."
(1) Gb to bed .immediately,
(2) Stay in bed .till you are abso-
lutely wel.
Remember the period of getting
well is longer than the tilne actually
111,
(3) Keep you room at a tempera-
ture of 68F and web ventilated,
(4) Call your physician and do
exactly what he tells you,
HURONNEWS.
Brussels. -
George Buchanan, 13.A„ eldest son
of hark Buchanan of Brussels, , flied
suddenly at the hone of his' father,
on Dcc, 30th •front a heart attack; De-
ceased
had
motored c i
ton
le
for
Christmasthe
to
1
soh ,
where he was teaching,from Essex,
father, he is survived' Besides his
Mrs,- R, 'T, Strachan, f two sisters,'(
Town-
ship, and Miss Florence Bucha tan,
at bore, and one brother, Dr, Har-
vey Buchanan, of: Deloraine, Man.
The late lir. Buchanan was born at
Blyth nearly fifty years ago, and with
his family came to
Bros
than 30 years ago: sets more
Jack Cunningham, of kiatililton,
was a visitor with his uncle, George
Manning,
Wyman and. ;Arts. Spading, of
Landon, spent a few holidays tvitlt
the former'• parents, F. and .11f I'S.
Spatting,
\Willians Itabkiric: of Kincardine, a
former merchant of Brussels, aatend-
ed the funeral of the late ,Toho Fer-
ssuS0n: _.
Mother Graves'
Norm'Extermina-
tor
ailIdr'-
worms
stem without injuryo the child, be -cause
its action, while fully effect'
is mild, effective,
Send ds the names se your visitors;
The Dippers Y' SE are holcliug their
birthday Party on Friday evening,
January 18th at 8,15 in the school
room. We hope everyone will come
and enjoy, a social evening with the
young peop1c.
deet, the araonuale:fseverity
e tin_ g oof
the Cippen
Horticultural Society has been post-
poned until Monday afternoon, Jan.
21st at 2 o'clock. It is to. be held At
the tonne of Mr, and
Mrs,
Robert
Di
n
sial
e
and
large
br
t
a
attendance e'
to
Banc `
Cersre-
quested,
.
WINTHROP.
The severe storm which has lasted.
this past two weeks, has blocked the
roads for cars,
'We are sorry to learn that sir,.
Reuben Hart is very low at the house-
of his daughter, Mrs. A. Carmichael,
of Grey,
\ire are glad to hear that Miss Cora
Campbell is able to be around again
after a severe attack of the "flu,"
Miss Margaret Eaton spent the
we
elr
eu
d with ith
Miss
Jean
Holl
Mrs, Nelson Goveulocic and Rolland.
have returned to their home from Sea -
forth.
We are sorry to !sear that Sv#r.
Theodore Holland's brother is in very
poor `health at time of writing.
A number from 'LOJL, 813 attended
the district meeting held in Seaford)
Tuesday night,
C
RO
MAR
TY
to ree covery he flu patients are all on the. road
overy again,
'ilse people of this community are
so •tr
Y to hear
of
the
ser
to
us illness
of
fames s
Ritchie,l
cid Rev.
and Mrs. Ritchie of Pt.
Edward, for-
mer pastor of the Presbyter an curch.
here.
Walker, \'I r \3
Ott. allcer, eldest son of i4la•,
and Mrs, Oswald Walker, was united
en marriage to Hiss ',este Davis of
Exeter in the Exeter Anglican church
on Wednesday last.
The annual meeting of, the Horti-
cultural Society will be held at th
home of Mrs, Jos. Warden on.'Satur-
stay afternoon, Jan, 19th,
McBorn—'Oi Thursday, Jan, 10th, to
, and _Mrs, 'Russel Scott, a son.
VAR/V.A.
,'We are pleased to say the flu epi-
•
del m'
e is the x%aneand those who
were -confined to the house for same
days are able to be about again.
Alrs,. Masson has been in Goderich
spending a few days with her. sister,
Bessie Watson, who recently under-
went an operation in Goderich. hospi-
tal
Mies Mary Chatter has returned to
London after spending a few weeks
with her parents here,
The council met on Monday with
Mr. I{eys as Reeve and Messrs, Eaue,
Graham,Stewart and Hanley , as
councillors and as a result there were
no new applicants for clerk or treas-
urer, the oldofficials retaining their
Jobs,
HI
LL
S
REE
N.
Quite a number.,from• around here
are laid up with the flu
Miss Grace Coleman, who was laid
tr . wi
n h
the
flu '
rs'abfe to be out and
around again.
Mr, and Mrs, .Roy Consitt and soli
Jack, of 'Tuckersnljth, spent Thurs.,
day at the 'home of sir, and Mrs. W.
Carlile's, --
Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Coleman
spent Sunday at Mr. Lloyd Keyes,
Varna,
Air. and Mrs, 'William Stephenson
and children are laid up with the flit,
but we hope they will soon be around
again.
Owing
to
g the tin
epidemic tell'
n tic
and
so
many sick with it, the young people's
meeting and W. AL S. meeting will
be postponed for another. week.
Mrs. 'W. Carlile is spending a few
clays in Hensall with her mother and
sister, Mrs. Logan, who are laid up
with the flu.
HURON NEWS,
Zurich,
Miss Dolores Uttley, of Seaforth,
t is[ted with her parents, Air, and
Mrs, Herbert U4'tley.
Mr. Barnum Mittetholz: of Saskat-
chewan is spending a few week's vis-
iting with friends.Mr. Scott tvho has been in charge
Of the barber shop at the Dominion'
Hotel, has returned to. Blyth; Mr._
Precious is returning from Goderich
to take
charge of the business:
\Ir. Earl \+ireido spent a few clays
tvlth friends at Gdderich,
The Heraid says: "Mr, Ted Haber-
er, one of our local Apo rtsmen, has
received r
ed
breeder of Quebec
wild , Tebirds from a large
of an excepttiionallj, fine qualitand
cost lir. Haberer a handsome stun of
'110tley. We are advised that he will
hac'e Mr. the tmd.e t .;
kaig of establirles Fritz as shing taat bird
sanctuary on part of .his lot where
there is a small swamp, -\'i•, Fritz
has had considerable experience along
this line, as he has already five.. wild
ducks to contribute to this noble
cause, We are'
lo
o
kin
g
forward •va
t
c
'
ithe tear future `g things frott
this venture,and vt.e cannotselp hit✓coat: thawithin the ner
fut
re
Ted will be known far and-wideuas
the "Jack Miner" of Zurich, and
tourists and naturalist will conte for
hundreds of miles to see and get ae-
iii'rainted with h•ite,
Want and For Sale: ads; 1 week 25c,
BRUCEFIELD,
There passed away on Saturday
January .12th, -Margaret \Moodie, in
her 76th year, second daughter of the
late Air, and"2Trs, Janie, "Ali -odic, ,if.
Brucefield and wife of Air. ,\lex,
Gray, tri Egniondvilte. Over two
leftyears ago site suffered a strike which'
her
speechless
n
dJ
a helpless
she has been confined to her •bed ever
since. Besides her huebend she
leaves to mourn her loss three daugh-
ters, Mrs, Thomas Craddock, of
Birders -B.C, and the 'isses Ina and
Marion at !tome, evho certainly de-
serve great credit for their faitlfitd
nursing of 1lieir mother; also one
PAG
j� We 1jave
! l ll r
, . Western
Wheat and
American. Corn on
band for Feed
SUGARED
Also
A
R
ED
SC
HUM
AC
H
R
E F
QUAKER 18 e, D RET for Hogs
n• AIRY RATIONSH
OILCAKE, H'OMINYF ED OTTO MASH
3 COTTON SEED, MIDDLINGS
BRAN, SHORTS and FLOUR
We are wanting .
n ing BEANS andGRAIN
Geo. T. Mj
�• ckle c� Sons
Elevatorstiensa 1, Ont,
at HENSALL, KIPPEN &.BRUCEFIELD
brother
survives,
Mr.
trues, James Moodic
of B Aikenhead
rttcefield. For many years s
was a consistee5 member of'Uni
Church, Bruce'tieid; latterly a ✓nem
of, the Presbyterian Church, Seafor
The funeral was held oil Tpesday;
terment in :Maitland Bank Cemeter
"She rests from her labors .and h.
works do follow her,"
The Mill Road public school an
Bayyfield road school which we
closed
during the past week- on a
count of the flu, were reopened t
week,
Ile directors, Mrs, Baird, Mrs. Add( Me--,`"
Me -
on Gregor, Mrs. Stacicho,use, s G. Me
her Intosh, Eleanor Snider Jim Me-
er
pian, Mary Gibson Mr's. N. sse Fees,
u- Mrs, H, D• les N. Keys
y, L•anl• aymail, Airs. D, Fotiltet•Itn ..
Auditors, Ross Scott, 13111 Mc
er lntosh.
Members securing the largest
^
d number of members to receive choice
re
of
c shrubs. Wallace. Haugh was all-
h[s pointed delegate to Toronto.
Owing to the storm and sickness
there was a small attendance at
a
ntwcl itnh
tic
iha
Sx
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ten
tl
t
gser
service
was
'Mr. and MrsC Kraft Swift Cur-
e rent, Sas1.,, Air, and Mrs, D,. Haugh,
s• Mrs. Geiser andJack ' Donald
of
1 and D
anI
Da
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Dashwood d F
wo
od �'
tls'
tt
e
d
at
the
eehome
of
C. ,i
Ha' n
Haugh
last st
week, 1
Mrs, Woe McMillen of E •m
ville spent several days last g k1tat
the house of Mr, and Mrs, week at
helping to care for her mother,
Watson
Burdge, who, pother, sirs.
we are .5o1ry to Say, is
still poorly, .
\\'e are glad Anna Watson is ab
to he up after her ton !e
Mr: Jack Souter returned of flu.
De-
troit on Tuesday accompanies[' his
brother by his
James and Ross Broac[foot.
Mr. Clifford' Broadfoot' went ,
Flint. last Saturdayent o
t remain for where he [mends
some. time.
Miss Enema McDonald return
the latter part of last week to resume.
her duties as teacher at Piresutue-
14iss Helen 'Davidson returned
London on alonday.after the college
being closed the past week:
Air, and Mrs. Thomas Calwil[ and
Mr. Duncatn and suss Martha Mac-
Donald and Mn, John Swan attended
the funeral of a relative 'at St, Marys
Ln Friday,
Special Optical Notice:
Have your eyes examined by
weir known and painstaking our
Mr. Hughson, with 29 yers') specialist,
19 years comingto fofti1
You are assured of te best optical[
work
to be obtained tam
ed
and
ateaat
bi ..son-
e r'
p ices,. Our frames and mount-
igs are the best mance of the best
in
and our prices arefrom9• Tuesday, Wednesday, a nary
a
„ 30. Close Wednesday atJ4nuary,•
Come early. Beattie's Fair, Seafo phi'
05
The Stanley school has .. engage€l
r
telt
t
tea
ch r '
e i
11
ill e
ers
on
p of
12
1�e
el
er
o '
, f V[
I tell
ell
The Public Library' 1ioard hay
Purchased $40,00 worth of new book
whit[
1
are
now r
cad •
fr
y o
ch r'
st l
butt ,
t o
0
th
e Isle
mbeis There zs novr a fin
collection of books ill' the Library.
.
The regular meeting of the Y,.P,S
was held on Monday evening, Mr.
Leonard' Bo3'ce, the president, open-
ed the meeting and conducted the de:_
votional exercises. Janet Aikenhe5.d
was appointed secretary for the ev-
ening and . Leonard Boyce acted as
chairman. boliowieg are the officers
for 1929: Hon, Pees., Rev. W, A,
Bremner; president, Eleanor 'Snider;
vice president, Janet Aikenhead; de-
votional convenor, Charlie Halstead;
Missionary, Jesse Freeman; Citizen-
shi
n, George Knigh�t;� Literary'anci
Recreation, Hazel Haugh; recording
secretary, IKee Snider; Press secret-
ary, Alex. Addison; treasurer, Har-
old Armstrong; pianist, Leila .Stack-
house; assistant pianist, Viola Wheel-
er, The next meeting is Citizenship
and will be conducted by George
Knight.
Mrs, W. Douglas is visiting with
friends in Hensel'.
The W.M,S, held their regular
meeting on Wednesday • afternoon at.
2.30 p.m,
r
e '
h Marign O�1Jver Aiissiou Circle
will hold their regular - meeting on
Friday evening at'7,30. All the girls
are urged to be present.
The annual meeting of the Horti-
cultural Society was held on Tees- day evening, Jan, 15 wit
h \
W
all
ac
H
.e
au �
h i t
n
g tl
1
e
i ,
1
al
1.
`Phe
and treasurer's. report were radii and • u
adopted. The officers for 1929 are: 2
Pres., Mrs. A. McQueen; vice pees„
Wallace Haugh; g sec.
to
ra
s.
, Janet
!
A Good Portion
of beef served to yon for the evening
meal, roasted about medium, with the
blood gravy oozing through, gives
one a toundatfon. It jest makes one's:
mouth water to think of it: Hoa
was that last piece of meat we sent
you? \Vasu't it fine.
GEO. CAMERON
Your Butcher,
Phone 58 Seaforth.
The
Milverton
Elmer
We have it --Give it a Trial, Also
Grain Screenings
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GRAIN DEALER
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