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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1931-12-03, Page 5TH-URSDIAY, DECEMBER 3 931 THE SEAFORTH NEWS. WHY WAIT TILL CHR'IS'TMAS ? Right naw your Stu,per:ior Store is well stocked with a choice range of Christmas foods at attractively low 'pri'ces. There is no neces- sity ,to wait gunk' Christmas Day to sample the 'delig'h'ts of .Plum Pud- dings, Fruit Cake. Nuts, Raisins and a'host sof other good th'ing's' to. eat. A Superior Store is as near .as your telephone. Delivery ,service aft your request. WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS. Items for Week 9, McL,<IJREN'S INIV'DNICIBVE JELLY POWDIEERS 1931. 5 for P, & G. WHITE NAPHTHA SOAP- 1!0 lvai-s 33 c ............••,............, per pkg. RIO'MAIN MEAL ...... 29 c OOIOD QUAILITY PEAS, 2's OORIN 2's and GRANGE _ARMALADE,TO'MATO'ES 25's 3 far 25cLarge 40 oz. Size Per Jar 25c 21c CLARK'S PORK & BEAMS, Medium Size..:........3 for 2m#,,, Weston's Panto Cream Biscuits per Ib. 23c P. & B. Sandwich Pate "Makes .tasty sandwiches" per tin 14c Palmolive Soap "Recommended by the be'a'uty profession" 3 cakes 23c Peanut Butter GlassB' ' arrels ea'eh 15 ' e I{ eil o ' . All ffig,Br an .....:,... :...... ....... ...:...... -large pkg. 19c Chocolate Bars 6 for 25c "A Tea for Every Taste"— Family 'Blend Tea aste"—Family'BlendTea 1 ib. bags 39c Premium Tea with .Cups and Saucers, Tea Pot's, Sugar EFowls or Vases ,FREIE per lb 59c Royal or Tea ... .,%'s....28c; 1's55c McLaren's Olives. ..INio, 9 .Stuffed ....25c; No. 20Plain'..23c "For Your:. Christmas Cake and Pudd'ing". .Australian Valencia Raisins , 2 lbs. 25c 'New Cleaned Currants 2 lbs. 29c Extra Quality Bleached Sultana's ............ per 1,13. 23c Lennon Peel per lb. 17c Orange Peel t per lb. 17c Citron Peel per lb. 27c Cut Mixed ;Peel, Y 1'b, pkgs. .... ..2 for 25c Glace Cherries . ........ .................. ......V lib. 14c Pineapple Rings, Red, Green, Natural / lb. 17c Shelled Almonds, large size per ib. 49c Superior Baking Powder 8 oz 1'Sc; 16 07. 23c New Mincemeat ...... ........t. -.......... .,; . ,......:.. 2 lbs. . 25c FREE ALUM/NUM COLANDER With All This Soap: '1 Cake Ivory Soap 2 Calay Toilet Soap 4 P. and G. Natpth'a Soap 2 Gold Soap 11 large Oxydol or Ohipso 1 Aluminum Colander Reg. Value $1.50 All For 98c 'Old Hickory 'Smoked, 10 lbs. in tin at Enough to cure 1125 lbs, Pork, "Eat More Wheat and Be Well"—. Rolled Flaked Wheat 4's, .25c; Whole Wheat F/'aur, 24 lbs...60c Wheatlets 4 s..25e Wheat Gents 7's 25c; Whole Cracked Wheat 113 Ibs..25c; Btuckwhe'at Flour 10 Ibs..,65c; Rolled' Oats 7 lbs .25c; 'B'aking, Bran, 9 lbs. for 25c; Whea'tsworth Biscuit; pkg. Special For Friday and Saturday Only- 1 pound _ S'chneidec's Sliced Bacon and 1' Pork Liver Fresh Pork Shoulders, lean, , by the piece Pare Maple Syrup, per gallon $1.50 Container 25c extra. $1.20 pound Sliced both for 24c' '110 Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce Phone 8 Phone 77 Cream Cream HIGHEST PRICES COURTEOUS SERVICES Deliver your Cream to us arid receive your cash in full.. Call in our cream drawer and receive our services. We will pay you the Highest Market Values consistent with the most careful grading and testing. No other Creamery can do better—"Give us a trial." Creamery open on Wednesday and Saturday evenings Seafarth Creamery Seaforth,Ont. C."A. BARBER, ®so. 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. HULLETT. The W.A. of the United Church held their 'regular meeting at the home of Mfr. and Mrs. Fred. Shobbr'ook, which was very successful. The president, Mrs. Robert Towns:en'd, presided' in a very plelasin.g manner. The pre'siden't read the Scripture les- 1 son after all repeated the Lord's pray- ea-, then 'final :arrangements were made for the bazaar which will be held iu the basement of the church of the af- terno'oa of December tate 1!11717. There will be a 21Stc tea served. After the business part of the program was ar- ranged by Miss Jamieson and Mrs. S, I. i latter km' charge. A Lyon, She Atte to e. Yo g g much a'p'preciated reading was give'' by Miss Alberta Swell. Mrs..W. Lyon .interesting, A group of songs were '.well rendered by Miss D. Little and Miss E. \M'anning. The three solos 1.which were given, namely, by Phyllis, ,_'fanning and Miss Sip.rung and Lav- in.•' Brigham were much enjoyed by all, The tea hos'tes'ses were Mrs. Bert 'Brun'sdon, Mrs. A. Austin and Mrs. John Armstronmg, Mr. A. Lyon of the K•it'c'hener teaching staff, spent the week end at the home of his parents, Mfr, and. Mrs. W. Lyon, gravel road. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Was of the gravel I toad had g a d 1 ' ' visit from, Mr. and Mrs. .Hicks of Centralia lash Sabbath. 'M'is's Cartwright aE near Bayfielcl spent the week end with her friends, Miss L. Garrett, ofthe gravel. Mr. and.. Mrs. E. Stevens of Sea - forth, spent several days this week at the h'ar'e of the fornter's parents near Hta rlock, •11t, and Mrs. J Vodd•en visited the tine of the latter's father, Mr. Ynng- blut last Sunday. 'Mrs. Robert Caldwell had as her gue'stt set evil days this week, Mrs: Moon of Lonclesh'oro. Mr. Cowan, who_, makes his home with Itis daughter, Mrs. Frank Little, sent last 1 st weed. with his :daughter, Mos. R. Townsend. Mr. Ernest Adams, .who spent sev- ral'days with.. Toronto friends, return - Friday. read interesting papers bit various to -,e pits of current ndws Which was very ed 1 TOWN TOPICS Mr. Charles Evans and Mr. Os- wald Cox of Hamilton were visitors over the week -end at the hone. of Mr, and Mrs. H. Evan's, (Mir. and Mrs, Orville Burgess, 2 is's Betty and ,Bob of Sit. Thomas, visited at the Eginton'd'vi41e. Manse last week: Sale,of work and 115c tea to be held in .the Salvation ArmyCitadel, Dec. 116th, 2.3046 p.m, Splendid opportunity to purchase grafts far Oh•ristmas., 'Coining'( on. Dec, 21st, Santa Claus Will visit the Salvation 'Army Chris - h mac concert, 8' p. m.;'adntissioii 11 Letters p'aten't of in'corponation ed Nov, 116th have been issued to on Chests Ltd., with head o''fute ISeafo'rth. Capital is divided into (preference sha're's of $100' par and 1;500 common shares without or nominal value, 'Mo. and Mrs. M. M'c1Kel•lar, Is anld Gordon stpent the week -end at home of Mt....an'd Mrs, John Feng Constance. 'Mr. and Mrs. Louis H ld'eb'r visited relatives in Zurich on S'u last: 12r, and Mrs. James Kerr .and and Mlrs. Franklin and little daugh of Buffalo, were guests of Mr. 1M•ns. J. L. Kerr on, Thursday. Mr, Obaulie Neely und'erwen't an erati on at the�• hospital Weda e morning,. is The many friends of Miss CIsc era •yIacTavis'h will be sorry to h 'th'at she is confined to bed. in, House of Relfuge where she has b staying for some months. Sn a letter from Detroit it is sta. that 25;000 baskets wean out Than giving Diay 1 feed the needy, besides, other individuals also c knibuted to their needy neighbors. Rev. Charles Malcolm and Mr. 'thur Routledge attended the meet of Huron Presbytery held in .Blyth Tuesday, Mr. and Mlrs..Rob't. ,Boyes and lit son Robert have returned to th home in Aspdin, Muskoka, of spending a couple of montths here. Reeves Beattie, Eckart. Thomps and Armstrong are in. Goder,ich t week attending the December ire uvg of the County Councils Mr. and 'Mrs. Jas. McMichael ha proved intd the apartment recent vacated by Mrs. Hudson on Victor street. 1Mrs, James Nelson spent Sund with friends at Brucefield. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noice of'Str ford have moved into the Dick apo meats. Mr. ,Noi'cc is working in t Avon Chests factory, Miss jean Turner, George Street, in Toronto and attended the Wint .Fair, Miss Mary Henderson, George s' accidentally fell and broke her an recently. Her sister, Mrs. W. Scot is with her. 'Mrs. Anne Hudson and her daugl ter Vera, Mr, and Mrs. Scott I -Int kirk and baby have .moved into .\4 Jas. Barron's house on George Stree Rev. W P. Lane and Mr. F. ISarange attended the meeting 'Presbytery held in Blyth ort Tuesda 3 Mr, Frank Bond of Port Dover an l\Irs. J. E. Brotvn of Galt were guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G Mullen this week, Mr. Williams of MJeKiltop, who has 'been conlfined to the hospital for two weeks, was able to leave on Wednes- day. ` Mfr, Wihliam PolvrIet of:Lea'm'ington was a week -enc' -guest at the home of Mr. and Mfrs. Ad'ant Hays. ,Mrs. Chas. Bean of Idaho, is. visit- ing her sister, Mrs, J. Scott. Mr, and Mrs. M. Talbot and son Ernest .of Stanley were visitors in town on Wednesday. Er. and Mrs. Hodgins of Toronto spent the week -end with Mrs, L. T. ,DeLacey. Mrs. J. B. Hall and niece Miss 'W'a'ters, of Toledo, Ohio, and Mrs. J. McLeod, of Bayfield, were guests of Mrs. W. L. Keys on Friday, Mrs. J. J. Darwin of Ottawa was a guest of Mir. and Mrs. Geo. A. S'ilis 'bilis week. Mrs. Milton Chngtte3- of 'Toronto has been visiting her mother, Mrs. J. IR. Ha+bl•irk, ;Mr. Will Stewart of St. Paul, \'fin'n„ spent the week -end in town' visiting his mother, \Irs, Stewart Sr. lar,. L, T. DelL'acey is spending a 'few days this week in Stratford. Mr. Ben Rising of T'oronto returned` ,on 5'ues'day after spending a couple of weeks in' town, Mr. Rising has rented his farm at Grie've's B'rid'ge, MOd.K'tll'op, to Mr. Percy Smith of 1MeKil lop: Miss Jessie Bethune arrived• home from Vernon., ,B!C., en Tuesday. Mars. Coates' of London is a .guest at 'the •h'oane, of Mr. and. Mrs. Wnl, Arent. Itis Helen •Arent -of London spent the week -end at her home. The post oftfice steps have been equ'ip'ped kith iron -pipe railings this week, (Mr. \Vm. Elcoa•t and .Miss Jean. El - coat have returned• after a week's visit in Wagdtacetow�n. A n'u'mber from i this district at- tended d rherec reception ' 1 m A'bwoorcF hall MI'o n day evening, 3 7eumg in honor of Mr. and Mrs. E. M .. Dickson. mac' oat Aw- e in 0400 value; pear obel the uson, rands Sun 1 Christ Mr ter, and op - day ist- ear the een ted ks- an'd on- Ar- ing on tle eir ter on his et- ve ia ay at- rt - he is er t., m t, a- b - r. t. S. o d 5( BORN. H.AYtTE1R,-In Scott Memorial Hos- Oita!, on Wednesday, Not-. 25, 193'1, to Mr, and Mfrs. Lloyd Hayter, of Varna, a son. Mr. NORMAN McLEOD. To the mangy relatives and friends in ISe'a•forth of Mr. Norman McLeod, came the sad word on Sunday of his cleath at his home in Port Huron, Vli c'h'igan. His son, Alien Ale -Geod. and Mr. and .Mrs E. J. Box, 'Goderi,ch street; \M•r. and Mrs. Alex. 'McLennan and :Miss Margaret -McLennan, from town', a btetn led the funeral ile YAl ' iu Port Hi Tuesday., iron on Mr. McLeod lived in Scaforth for about five years. lie had not been, in goad health for some time. With the 161•st B'attalion he served overseas, thoughbarred from: active PAGE FIVE. DEDICATED TO. BETTER VISION B THE' SAVAUGE EYESIGHT SERVICE Seaforth. JUST SEE'IN'G H'AR'MS SOME EYES, Focussing light--jrst see- ing --with ao close eye work at all—strains an imperfect eye. Help for this—a cor- rection of the way the. im- perfect eye focuses --results from air' examination', a lens prescription, and ant accur- ate adjustment of glasses. All of which are within the scope of our service, Continued .next week, service by injuries sustained as a boy wlhen run aver by a Wagon, IHe was horn nearly forty years ago at Strathtroy and in 1.915 was married at Stratford to Miss Mary Allen, of that city, wllno with two sans, and a daughter, Alden, of Sea - forth, and Norman and Gladys., of 'Port Huron, survive. 'Surviving him also re a his mother, Mrs, .McLeod Sr., of Buffalo, N.Y.,' and one brother, Dr. Neil' MtdLeod of IF•lint, Mich., and three sisters, Mrs. IP. G. Mode, of Buffalo; Mrs. Chas. 'Coventry, Detroit, and Mrs. Stewart Martin, Toronto. One brother Don- ald, was killed overseas. McKILLOP. The regular ''monthly meeting of the W.M.S. and Ladies' Aid of Duff's Un- ited Church was held at the 'home of Mrs. P. Smith Friday, November 27, with a good attendance. Mrs. (Rev.) WV.. F. Smith tookthe chair. After the devotional part of the meeting they elected their officers for the coming year. Ladies' Aid—Tres., Mrs. F. McKeircher, Vice Pres., Mrs. P. Smith; Sec., Miss Essie Dorrance: Treas., 'ors. Rob't. Hogg; con.: of flower Com., Mr. Chester Henderson; sec. for tea money, 'Mises Helen Beattie. !WADS. O'flficersrPres., Mrs..W. F. Smith; 1st Vice Pres., Mrs. Chester 'Henderson; 2nd Vice Pres Miss Mae Campbell; Sec., Jars. W. S'hann'on; 'Treas., 'Mrs. •P. Smith; Finance Sec., Mrs. Ivy Henderson; Cor. Sec., Mrs. 3. Gordon; S'tr'angers' Sec., Mos. F. MlcKerc'her• supply sec., Mrs. Wm. Beattie; collectors of mite boxes — dtisses Helen Beattie, Ruth 'Gordon, .Margaret Kerr and Essie Dorrance; organist, :hiss Lizzie Dorrance, 'They then closed the meeting by singing hymn 494 and all repeating the Lord's Prayer. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs. F. MoKer•cher offered her (tome for the next meeting, Friday, Dec. 4th. A Sunday S'c'hool Concert and Chris'tm'as Tree will be held in Cavell Church, Winthrop, on Monday even- ing, December 2lst. A good .program is being prepared by the Sunday School pupils, the young people and the schools of the district, Admis- sion 25c and 1.5c. VARNA. B cootie's Big Sale Date—,Sat., Dec. 5th until Sat., Dec 12th. See Big Bill's in w=indows. Beattie Sells For Less. Mr. Aldw7inkle has purchased the two farms known as the Johnston property, B'annackb'urn. Miss Reid, Of Bayfield, Was renew- ing acquaintances in this vicinity. lAt the time of writing we are sorry to report the illness of Mrs, M. Elliott and her many friend's hope to see her out soon. Mrs. G. H. Beatty spent the week end in Auburn,. The W.A. 'met at the home of Mrs. Weekes on Thursday. 'The members of the township •coun- i�e�Q'sf'.t;�U�:�Mrti1'M/41�,Av,tA Cn. ruin' s (garbs Distinctive Greeting Cards with. your name printed on them, priced from $1.00 per dozen up. Samples now on display. THE SEAFORTH NEWS. Z,, Aoto-Illsvrance Let us protect you anywhere'in Canada or the United States with an Auto Policy that will take a load off' your mind and at NEW Non. Tariff Rates It's worth your while to see us before placing your insurance and at the new low tion -tariff rates. you cannot afford to take chances. All claims promptly and satisfac- torily paid. Phone, write or call—Night and Day Service Phone 152 D. � Sutheriand GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE, CONVEY- ANCING, ETC. Office over Keating'.s Drug Store cif met in the hail on Mouiday. Miss L. Rend of B'ayfeld is the guest of Mrs, M. Reid. tWe aresorryto report Mrs. Clark is under the ddcbor's care but hopes are held out for her recovery. The young people :of the commun- ity had :another 'ho'p in: the hall, on 'Friday night, STANLEY. Mr, Percy Champion, who sp the summer at Avon, is at present guest of friends in this neighbar'ho Mr. :Ll'oyd Scabchmer .delivered fine load of lambs to Toronto Tues -day fast. Mr. Robert Pen'h'ale,',who spent t past month on :Manitoulin Island, h returned ho'n'e again. Mr. Will Scotc'hmer was in Unto on Friday last, Mr.. and Mlrs. Cooper of Port Hu on, were the guests of Mr. Peter M. Gee one d'ay last weak. 'Mr. Chris Ward was in Toronto on day last week, Mr. Henry Haugh and family, wh have been residents of B'abyl'on Lin Stanley, for the past two year,, r turned last week to their former hom near Fergus. Mr ingot Mrs. Ed. Johnston and son Geo, e'o E., of God'erich, spent Wednes day evening with Thos. Robinson and 'family. Mr. and Mr.s C. Dunkin and Mr. and Mgrs. Roy Dunkin orf Flint, and Mrs. H. Thompson, of Saskatoon,called on friends in ,Stanley last Fri- day. They have been visiting their 'Father, Mt'. Andrew Dunkin of Park- hill, who h'as been seriously ill. -Mrs. W. Mad!ge,. who has been visiting friends at Goderich and Lu - can, is at present staying with her niece, M'rs. G. Campbell. Rev, Charles Tough of Galt and son Leslie- of Stratford, motored on Tuesday to the home of the •former's brother, Mr. W. j, Tough. Mr. Tough is staying for a few' days. \Irs. J. M. C. Tough of Bayfield and her sister, Mrs. D. Shepherd of Galt, also Mr, G. Millar of Paris, call- ed on Mr. J. A. and Mr. W. Carrie the beginning ,of the week. Miss Jessie Tough, who has been visiting with friends in Goderich Townslhip, and Bayfield, returned' to her home on 'Tuesd'ay. enit the od, a on he as n r- c - e 0 e, e e BRUCEFIELD. Mrs. James Broyes and son Fred of Brucelfield have returned home after visiting friends for the week -end in London. The many friends of : Mrs. R. 'Mc- Kenzie will regret to Bear that she had the misfortune to fall and break her arm last week. Mr. John McQueen and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. O'Neil, of Flint, visited with friends in the village and vicin- ity last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. 13. Mustard visited friends in Toronto last week. Mr. and Mrs. We's't of St. Thomas spent the week end at the home of the lady's parents, Rev. W. A. and Mrs. Bremner. The annual meeting of the \V.M.S. will be held 0n Wednesday, Decem- ber 9th, when the officers for the com- ing year will be elected and also a special effort will be made to reach the allocation. for 1931. TUCKERSMITH. Bcattie's Big Sale Date—Sat., Dec. 5th until Sat.,,Dec. 112th. See ,Big .Bills in windows. Beattie Sells For Less. -Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bell visited their daughter, Miss Etta Bell of 'London, on Saturday. She returned with them for a day's visit, iatrs. Wm. McGregor visited her brother, Mr. Oesch of Zurich on Sun- day, whom we are sorry to learn, is not enyoying the good health that Inc many friends would like to see him enjoy. ;Miss Eulal•IclGregor visited - her aunt, Mrs. Basil Edwards of Hay over the week end. 'Miss' Margaret Charters spent a day in London, recently. ,Mr. Russell 'C'oleman had the mis- fortune to lose a valuable horse. Mr. Dave McLean has purchased a new Ohrys'ler coupe. SJS. No. 7 held their annual 'lance last Friday evening and everybody reports' a good time. Splendid music and much credit due the teacher, Miss V. Crozier, for the entertainment before lunch. Mr. Wilbur Keys is itnpiovin'g the interior of his barn. (School report for S.S.., No.. 9, Tuck- ersm'ith, for the month of November. J,r. W.—Robert McLacdilan 73%. Sr. 811L--IBb'bby Gemmell 73%. Glen (Houston 95%, Kate Dalrymple 50%. Jr. IIIIL -Billy Powell 7'6%, Jack Mac- kay 63%, Willie Hodgert 86%. Class L-1Hclen Houston 66%. Sr. I,- Frances Elgie t59%. Doris Mackay %. Jr. I.—Bruce Hndgert 60%. rimer -+Frank Ryan 80%; JackPow- ell 65%. Prizes tor spelling were giv- en to Helen Holston and Frances El - fie. Number on roll 13. Average at- cnctance for'October 13, for Novem- ber '112.5. - M f, ar ar ¢ et E. Grieve, fete T eacher 'The children Of S.S. No. 6 'Tuck rsmith are.preparing a Christuvas Cantata under the dire'cti'on of Mr. S. G Ranni.e, Heinsall, and Miss E. M. i ,u amie'son, teacher, to be ,given, along J m Y7 El- gie. e • J, Don't forget the EUCHRE and OLD TIME DANCE In Walker's Hall,_Brucefield, on the evening of Fri•, ,Ices 4 'Euchre at S.30. Prizes will be given. 'Admission, IGo gents 40c, ladies 20c od music Lunch provided Everybody welcome annual'Christtnas Tree entertainment, in the school house on 'the evening of Thursday, Dec. 17417, at 8 pm. A cor- dial invitation is extended to all the 'friends to be present. Mr. Dan. Ross, has returned from the West and is visiting his cousln, Mrs, J. MtcLanchl'an, ,t'bfiss Annie Moore spent last - week tisrtin'g Cromarty- friends. Mr. and Mrs. George Friend and 'Bernard were visitors at the home of Mr. Cecil Pullman, Mr. Hugh McMillan Jr. is visiting. friends in Detroit. A community dance was held In S.'S. No. 9 schoolhouse on Friday ev- ening. All reported- a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Grieve and Bar- bara 'spent the American holiday with Mr, and Mrs. J. Reinke. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones and .fa- mily of Exeter, Mt. R. Traquair, vis- ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 3. 'Elgie. Mrs. B. Thompson and son Alex., of Brucefield, visited on Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Harry Chesney, 'Mr. Ro'bent Cooper had the mis- fortune to lose his fine barn by fire ono Saturday night. DUBLIN. -•Beattie's Big Sale Date—Sat., Dec. 5th until Sat., Dec. 1'2t'h. See Big Bills in windows. Beattie Sells For Less. School Report.—.November report for St. Patrick's School. Dublin: Sr. I'V,—J1ary Molyneaux, Ursula Flanagan, Muriel Looby, Margaret Dorestyn, 'Genevieve Feeney, Jack Benn (absent for two examinations). Jr. IV, — (James Delaney, Albert Donnelly, Bary Ciituinto, Kathleen Cummings. Sr. LIIL—Charles Krauskopf, Teresa Krauskopf, James Curtin, Jack Flan- agan, Jack Jordan, _\darce'lla Dillon, Fergus Stapleton, Fergus Cummings. Jr, I'I'I. — 'Michael Feeney, Dalton Burns, Louis Looby, Lucille ;Mc- Grath, Loretta Feeney, Johnny J'Ial- ney, Loreen Looby-, Mary Evans, Harry Cummings, Mary Jordan, awes Krauskop1, Rose Feeney, Iathleen Brennen. . .sF MargaretSecond TyerslClass, J—ames LouiJoredan,lanagan, Jos - ph Benn, Gerald Burns, Margaret winnings, William Maloney, Aileen orlon, Veronica O'Connor, Kathleen tapleton, Earl Nagle, Thomas Dors- y, Angela Donnelly. first Book. —,Mary Woods, Mary orsey, Joseph Klinkham;mer, Rose Klinkhamnter, Francis Dillon, Rita orresteyn, Ryan Jordan, Louis Don- elly, Edward Rowland. Primary.—Mary Stapleton, Margar- +Krauskopf, Catharine Jordan, elon Flanagan, Catharine Tyers, illy Beim, Francis Evans, Joseph. orresteyn, Agnes Feeney, Bernice btrnelly, Rita Maloney, George Finkhanrner, Philip Klinkhanvmer. Mr. and Mrs, Peter McLaughlin of anliey spent Sunday with Mr, and rs. Mike 5tcL'aughlin, The euchre party Which was held in ' ublin parish hall Friday night was II attended Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Manley spent nday with .\Ir. and Mts. Leo -•Tarr . Mfiss Catherine Gormley of Buf- o spent the week -end with her rents, Mr. and Mfrs. Ed, Gormley. Pisses Annie and .Lizzie Ryan of aforth spent Sunday with their ma - f, P. Ryan, of Hibbert. he pupils of the Separate and gh Schools held a- very successful - d -party in the parish hall -on Fri - night. The winners of the prizes e; Gentlemen's first prize—JSich- Coyne; second, Frank McConnell. dies' first—Mrs. L. J. Looby; sec - Mrs. 14. McQuaid. Ltti' <td. Q The lucky it prize was won by Miss Clara rmdey. 4r. Jahn Duncan of Woodham vis - at the home of Mr, Jack McGrath Sunday last. tiss Theresa Carpenter .and Patrick Connell motored to Toronto on reday. They were accompanied c on Friday night by Miss Rose Connell and Joseph Carpenter. iss S-lary Brennan of London, is ing at her home here. - 0 J C 7 S e D A n et tH B D. .D It M J4 D Ire Su ray fal pa\ Se the Hi car day we, ael Ia orad ch a -Gtol on ,\ lac Thu Inn rat Mc visit Shonling Match! 1111:611111=1116111.811,111.3.0311161 LIIILI:=E10.111M...111.111 LOT 27, 'COIN. 3, MCKbLLOP , Wednesday, Dec. c _ AT 1 O''CLOCK - .Rifle and Shotgun, Shooting. shot for shells.. No. '1 Fowl e Geesse - 4 D cks and with recitations„ drills, etc. at their John Hart.