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mlu; Mrs. John Bennett and son Hugh;
p� nea 't'ort .Albert, \vith her mother,
Mrs. IXu h Rutherford, and oth� r re»'
iatives around St, Helens.
We are very sorry to report that,
Mr. ,Eli McNamara is in bed sick, Dr.�
laat>our is h1 .atten'd nee. We hope
to hear of his spoedy recovery.
Miss. Delma Culbert, who is here
from Saskatchewan; visiting her
grandparents, Mr, and - Mrs. John
Johnston and other relatives in Ash
field and Wawanosh.
Mrs, Albert Ie1cn and Mrs, C. Mc-
Donagh ape spenciing a few days in
Toronto with their friends..
A4rs. Sarnuel Sherwood is visiting
at the home: oX her 'daughter, Mrs.
L. Ritchie.
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"FRISCO SALLY LEVY"
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday, January 12-13-14
MILTON SILLS and
MARY ASTOR
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"THE SEA. TIGER"
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, January 16-17-18
SALLY Q'NEIL
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All IRISH -JEWISH COMEDY DRAMA
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WHITECHURCH
The regular monthly meeting ani,
Day of Prayer was held by the W.M.
S, of Chalmers' Presbyterian church
with the president, Mrs, John Pollock
presiding, Mrs, David IChinedy gave
a, very inspiring address tin "Spread-.
either Christmas cheer to
• Toronto:
• RAPID CITY
urday to spend tke winter with friends
in Detroit, -
Mr. Alex. Galion inade e, busineas
trip to Goderjch last weelc.
are sorry to report that Mr.
Lister McLeod, who bus becn eoti-
fined to the house all winter tlirough
Thtlxsdayr Janhary xztia, r'p�8
BLYTH
Tie annuai iieetirig of the. Blyth
Horticultural Society will be held on
Friday evening in L 0. 0, R Hall,
Rev Ivrr. Weir and family have
are busy getting settled. ,As the pat-
er of St. Anrjrew's United congrega-
tion we extexid the right hand of fel-
lowship, • trusting be may enjoy bis
rninistry in his new field. of labor,
their datighter and her h'usband, Mr.
and Mrs. ICing saying they hacl ar-
rived safely in ,A,tianta Ga.
the VTomen's Institnte was held on
Thursday afternoon in Memorial 'Hall
the president, Mrs. Whiternaxi, prsid-
ing. The Society decide4 to engage a
surnrner speakei-. A solo by Mrs. N,
Sanderson, and a reading by Mrs.
Milis were interesting items on thc
program. Dr. Ross gasre a rery in_
ciated by the audience present. At
the close a hearty vote of thanks waa
texdered the speaker. This,was heart-
ily. endorsed.
were very rnuch shocke.d to learn of
tlie death of Richard Procter, one of
the hest knowa af men. He hacl been
in his usual health untilFriday1 Dec.
23rd, when b took a stroke froni
,vvbich he did not rally and passed
eace2u1ly away an Sunday 25th lt.
The deccascd was the fifth soh. of
the late Charles dbd drs, Procter,
his father from the Queen's )3ush,
Twenty-six years ago he was married
to Margaret McMurray, his no be-
reft partner, who *ith two sons,Rich
ard and Robert, are left to rnourn
and father; a10 one brother, A.brapa
Procter of Morris, who is the last
of six brothers; Mr. Proter was a
life-long Anglican and was for many
years Warcien of Trinity Church, Bel -
grave; a staunch Conseiyative, being
PresHent of North Huron. Liberal-
Conservatjve Association. He also
was trustee and treasurer of S. 5. No,
5, Morris Director of Htiron County
Plowmaxfs Associatftn; Treasurer of
Scale Co, and for many years Tax
Collector for Morris and Huron Coun-
ty Bducational Association. The furi-
eral on Tuesday Dec. 27th from his
late residence was very largely- at-
tended,, the service being taken by
Rey. W. B. Hawkins assisted by
ial friend of the family. • The fioral
tributes 05 love and sytupathy were
beautiful. A PiIlow, the family;
Wreath, Procter family; Spray, Mc-.
M,P.; Pillow, Telephone Co; Wreath,
Trinity Church, Belgravc; • Wreath,
5. S No. , Morris; Pillow Lineinen's
Association; Wreath, Libetal-Conger-
vative North Huron; Wreath P10 -
The palibearers were foni- nephews
Stewai't, Harold, Carl and Wilbert
Procter and two cousins, Mifler and
were old neighbors, C. 'W'ilidson, W.
Stubbs, H. Johnston, Garner Nichol-
son, 3, Nicholson an4 5. MeGill. In-
terrnent was made in the family piot,
irandon's Cemetery. The faniily have
the syinpathy of a wide circle of
friedds in their stiddcn loss,
• LANES
errd with her parcnts, Mr and Mrs,
Janies Hackett,
Mise Myrtle Johnstoh,' Miss Melda
Lane, :tiss Flsia Vint, Earl Sher -
the weck-end at thFr homes,
end at her Sister's, Mrs. f-Iai'ry Hack-
':t'illie Sherwood for the u'esi<lent of
An Exceptional Choice from whicb. to:
select NOW --that Coat you have put off
Handsome Navy's, Silvertone Kynoch,
Meltons and some very smart tweeds,
$30.00 to $35.00 Coats
Friday and Satul?day
$24OO
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We offer niany oth.er bargains in good furnish-
ings. House Coats Loui'ge Rdbs, Auto Blankets,
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ST. HELENS
visiting with her cousins the Mesr
IVErs. Ed. Smith and. daughtcr, El-
inor, returned to Torouto n Satur-
day, after spending a 2 ew weeks with
her parents, •IVLr, and Mrs. John Wb-
kErs. Morris, of Pittsburg, is a vis-
itor with hersister, Mrs Jos. Gaunt,
has been the gust of her sister, Mrs.
The riext nieeting 05 the Young
Peopte's Socity of the United church
will be held next Sunday evening.
The ineeting 02 the W.M.S. of the
Calvin church will be held at Mrs.
Gordoris on Friday afternoon,
Mr. H. McFstrlane returned from
Bluevale after spending three weeks
with his parents, to, work with Mr.
J. B. Rutherford.
Knox 'Presbyteriaxi Church met at
the home of Mrs, Alex. Mowbray, qn
LaUcs' Aid Society gave a splendid
financial staternent for the year .ip.
Donatjons $8,7o, Proceeds of Bazaar
2o4.33. • Collections, niembers fees,
total of 5X.4g. After paying for some
of the church furnishing1 the books
show a balance oi liand of $r7538.
The officers for 1928 are as foliows:
President, Miss Oli'tre Scott; Vice-
Garniss; Organist, Mrs, Cloine Hig-
the singirlg of hyrun 95, the seripture
reading Luke 8: Chapter hy Mrs. C.
H. Garriiss and prayer by the presi-
liavig held, twelve regular devotion-
al rntetings, also that the 'W.M.S. rais-
tibn for the year $xio.00. Mr, Roy
structive paper en Scrvlce aix! Faith
and Mrs, Tldrid Nichol gave a
of the 'ati�nal and Overscas
sinh,g of the hyrrin "'VVrk for the
night is enining" ind prayer by Mrs
experioneed bifiermaker has started
BELqRAVE
Deer'Skiu, Pecarry Ftog, Grey Suede and all oth-
er fine leather gioves • Less 20 pc
35c Fine Linen I-Iandkerchiefs, 4 for 95c.
LOVELY SCARFS
Fine imported W'ool and Silk Scarfs in thd latest •
Gordon Anderon, oi Weston, vis-
ited relatives: in and near ]3clgrave
lat week.
C. R. Coult5 made a bus ines's trip
The annual ineeting of Knox Unit-
lcd Sunday School was held in the
basernnnt of the church on Tuesday,
anie yas not as large as inighthave
been. The election of officers result -
elected to their respective offices. The
looking forward to better year than
Clifford Stewart speitt a few days
in Toronto last week.
Miss Lorna McC'Icnaghan, Qf White
ch.urch, was a recent visitor with her
Mrs. Robert Henry was a Christmas
visitor with her sister, Mrs. H. 1.
Miss Lena Parkinsoij spcut Tues-
day with Londesboro friend,
Mr. and Ivirs. John Pitgett, of Ma-
ple Creek, Sask., are nenewing old
acqtiaintances in the viinity.
CHUCK STOPPED THEM
Chuck Deyell,a Wingham boy,
who has been' practising witft tlie 0.
ed in wonderful brand of stonewll
goal tending Friday night, January 7.
The Whigham boywerit into the nets
the score standing 6-2 at the end of
the econd period aix! kept it dowa
bulged the twine twice, while he
Greys got one more, w-hich niacle the
dutstanding score 8-3 for U. T. S., To-
ronto, Chuck .played good lacrosse
last summer for Owen Sound and • it
looks as if he wj guard the nets 'coo
for tlie Junior Greys this wintdr, He
was popu1ai, but he is more so .now
since thcy see the hockey he turns
trees will be delivei'ecl to the trede
the end of Novetober onward, ac-
cordling to indications of traffie re-
ceived at Canadian Paaifie Rai1war
h'aadc!tiarters. This will nean about
50.000 trees of. a vaine of abut
trres for the es 'York aix! Bos -
'h niarkets is about 6 feet. . They
photographs of this lateat addition to tbe hgh car ekL Th smnrt spo cabr.iolet, witil its folding Soat