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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1922-01-06, Page 8'nue lMYRONi'*XP SMO rand •cit New Star lltleaday, Tuesday, Wednesday "BUCK JONES" in THE ONE MAN '' A Western Picture of the I •Lr, Better Kind. Aliso HAROLD LLOYD TAW oar tip—Bee this allow— NS a Dandy. —Note the Psis. Sx, 11Gc. ; Children lac. ■ rand ods of Quality THE HURON EXPOSITOR Bags, X14 to $25; Suit Cases, t ;16; Shopping Bags, $1.40 to iLadies' .Auto Gloves; Auto tartlets, Waren Mitts, Gloves, 'Fancy Auto Wool Rugs, Heavy Its- versibie Plush Rugs, Knee Rugs, Wool Hors.. Blankets, No. 1 Buffalo Robes, Faney Jute Blankets, Set Fancy Harness, Sleigh Bells, Whips, Halters, Shoe Repairing a Specialty Broderick's LEATHER GOODS STORE —Shoe Repairing a Specialty— STRATFORD, ONT. WINTER TERiPI FROM JANUARY 3rd. . Western Ontario's best Com- mercial School with Commer- Dial, Shorthand ami Telegraphy departments. We give indivd- nal instruction, hence "Entr- ance" standing is not neces- sary. Graduates 'assisted to positions. Get our free cata- logue for rates and other par- ticulars. D. A. McLachlan, Principal. DISTRICT MATTERS. G. W. V. A. Nobler—A euchre ' iti 44 lleidA l etb b the Ladle,' nif of the o W. V. A. ora Friday a JanW,ry 6th, et eight p.m. AD members are invited. 1111100. Separate School Meeting. --- The annua'1 meeting of the Seaforth Sep- arate School was held in the school room on Wednesday last, with a good attendance. Mr. C. Eckert was chair. man. The treasurer's report was read and received. The following will constitute the Board for 1922: W. J. Duncan, C. Eckart, C. Stewart, F. Bills, James Murray, James Nolan. Annual Meeting. --The annual meet- ing of the Seaforth Fire Brigade was held in their rooms on Tuesday even- ing last with a full attendance of members present. The different re- ports presented by the officials, show- ed a successful yt!ar, and the election of officers resulted as follows: Chief, A. R. Bux; foreman, R. G. Parke; assistant foreman, John Cummings; secretary, H. R. Scott; treasurer, G. A. Sills. Seaforth is acknowledged as possessing the best volunteer fire brigade in Ontario. ("\ Hockey. -The ft g'n'lein the Junior 0. H. A. was played in St. Malys un Wednesday night, when Seaforth came out withlthe short end 1' a score of 6-4. The ice was very heavy and real hockey was out of the question, but the game which was a good one, considering that the locals have had no practise on the ice, should not prove a very great disappoint- ment to the local fans. Seaforth has practically the same team that reach- ed the semi-finals last year, and are good to repeat. The next game will be played in the Palace Rink here on Tuesday, January 10th, between Mit- chell and the local boys. GRAN Mr. end A. API Vadigeo=teollosa ottatle; ,Zoob out ri o valor aesi ntet iespsou, Murray Cola, Wim, 9,e ,_ Finnigan, Ise Grey; m+issdon s elin- mittee, Mrs. James McKay; convenor assistants, Miss Gemmel, Jas. 'Brown; floral and visiting committee"; JKes. (Rev.) S. McLean; 'assistants, Sadie Robinson, 'Mae', Finnigan, Lizzie Taylor, The Recount. — The Recount of votes polled at the Federal election On Tuesday, December the 6th, held before His Honor Judge Dick- son, in Goderich,.was completed on Friday last. Mr. Wm. Black, the U. F. 0. member -elect gained 8 votes, Mr. Thomas McMillan, the Liberal candidate, gained two, and Mr. J. J. Merner, the Conservative candidate, gained 3. The total vote as summed up by Judge Dickson was: Black, 4,105; McMillan, 4.061; Merner, 3,964. See **Scrambled Wives at the Strand Thurs- day evening, January 12th. $8,81-1 Muff Lout.—A mink mutt with four tails. Apply to The Expositor 'office. 2881-2 Harold Lloyd ie on the programme at the Strand on Monday. Tuesday and Wednead*y. at Adults 15c, children 10c. Matinee on Mon- day. 4.15 D.m. Leat—On January 8rd. a silver watch en Main Street. Apply to Saporito', Office. 2821x1 " ing the Christmas holidays with his We expect to unload a car of Manitoba parents in the home town.—Miss oats in a couple er days. Order yours now. Lucy Eckert has returned from To - W. M. Stewart, Flour. Feed and Groceries. ionto, where she 'pent the Christmas Phone 77.• 2820-1 ,holidays. Mary Curtin, who Purse Lost.—lit Seaforth. on December 27: has been speg the Christmas va- •r ar a rug pubs containing small sum of money. Finder M. Gurtin, left .this Week for Strat- The Murless Players In Mitchell.— , The Mitchell Advocate of this week says: "The play, "Scrambled Wives," , put on in Mitchell on Wednesday evening last by the Murless players, of Seaforth, under the auspices of St. Vincent de Paul church, was aanong post office was the best sorted mail the best ever seen in Mitchell. The between Goderich and Buffalo. --+Mr. hall was filled. to capacity. The cos'- George McKay, of -Toronto, spent the turves were fine, and the acting holiday's with relatives and friends in splendid." This popular Seaforth Seaforth and vicinity —Mrs. Joseph For The iF s"" jra New ,Year gees with a I sW Ledgers "litalate Books Journals Account Order Basks BU! gooks .a Memorandum Books Receipt ;gels Inde><as Files Hiltding Cases Ink borne. sperm aw Years et the pen. scowl borne of Mr. and 'Mrs. W. R. -r.11f r, George Stewart, of Loo- e t the week end at his home P. Alexander, of Brant - the week end at the home her, -Mt S Alexander, on the g'lppel4;,;ala+d .: and Mrs: A. l� $M hnston, of Umatilla', and : icer a , i' W. Johnston, et 1+�r4awel were Owe en Monday, attosl the .; funeral of their father, the late Rebut Johalt- ton ---Miss /Otte Box, oj' Toronto,.apeet New Yearns with 1e.' parent., Mr. end Mra. W. T. -Box.—Mies Gertie Ghle'li has returned to Port Dalhousie. -- Mrs. Anal of Fort Huron, is the Mucilage : Paste Pencils , guest of. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. boar'-' .---.- 1Misss Jean Govenlock, who spent, the holidays with her parents, Mr. ` and . Tht Mpson's , Mrs. J. R. Govendoek, left ,this week tc 'resume her duties on the staff -of BOOKSTORE : - - SEAFORTH the Midland Collegiate: -- Miss L. Staples, of Ingersoll,. ie a guest at 'the Home of her sister, Mrs. J. Mac- tavish.--Miss McNair, euperinteaid- ent of the Victoria Order of Nurses, Vic'tor'ia, B. C., was a holiday guest at the home of Mr. W. Mulholland. -- Miss Emma Dinsmore spent New Years at her home in Blake. --Minas Granger, Matron of the Clinton Hos- pital, sent New Years in town with her sister, Mrs. W. Wright, James street.• --Miss Clearer,' who spent the holidays with her mother=hare " has returned to Toronto -.Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Modeland and Miss Mbdeiand spent New Years with friends - in Stratford.—Mr. W. Mains, of Hamil- ton was a week end guest at the hoarse of. Me. H. Edge. --Mr. Rufus Winter, of Nelson, B. C., who has been on an extended trip to'the old coun- try, spent New Years at the hone of has parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Win- ter.,—Miss Minnie Merner and Miss Anderson and 'Miss Nichol, who have been her guests during the holidays, returned to Toronto on Tuesday to resume their studies at the Conser- vatory of Music.—Mr. and Mre. A. Westcott spent New Years at Mrs. , Westeott's borne in Guelph, — Mr. and Mrs. A. Alexander have moved into the Royal Apartments. The res- idence in the Daly Terrace, which they vacated, will be occupied by Mr. Thomas Daly, who recently sold his grocery business. either at Min or bore. Part mt10 and cation with her rents Mr. and Mrs. Ab, h t' D Store. u brawn leather parents, Please hove at The ExWsitor Office. 2821-1 , ford, where ate Will resume her duties Driving Outfit for Sale. -One black gelding as teacher of ►$t, John's school.—Mr. fi years ora. sound, and quiet, not afraid of J B. Henderson saw a black bird sit ,, - autotook '2nd prize in the Roadster Class ting 111 a bush near his door on Wed - at Seaforth Fall 1' err ; also 1 steel tire ton buggy as sru..1 n, new. 1 hard tire rubber nesday. With both robins and black buggy. 1 ratter. 2 nt•+ single harness. Apply birds appearing early 111 January, to 1hu+. Daly. Seaforth. perhaps we are not going to have the u,et•rrua Fnun1.- ladies' silk umbrella hard winter predicted. However, we wtw found in Mr. Sills' store, on the evening will know all about it three months .rf the azaur held under e ! b ! ld d the auspices of the Barbara l:irknran Auxiliary of the Frothy- from now.—Mr. _ W. S. - Gottschalk t.•rinn church. The owner may have the and 5llss Ada Bricker, .of Elmira, umbrella by proving property and paying for this ad., at The Expositor Office. 2821-1 Local Briefs.—The New Year ush- ered in the worst snow storm of the season. Saturday and Sunday were very rough and blustry, and Hydro power was off from Sunday evening until about 11 e'clook Monday morn- ing.- -Mrs. harry Eyre, of Sarnia, is visiting at the hone of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bristow.—Mr. A. D. Chapman returned on Monday to Bridgeburg, after spending the holi- days with his parents here.—Messrs. R. Bristow, A. Crich, H. Burrows, G. Chapman and E. Rivers returned to Toronto on Tuesday to resume their studies at the Dental College.— Messrs. Frank and Harold Coates, Leslie, Howard and Brenton Kerr, Ed- ward and Wallace Archibald and Misses Helen Dickson, Dorothy Wil- son and Kathleen Burrows, who were home for the holidays, have 'returned to Toronto University.—Mr. A. D. Sutherland, assistant postmaster, re- ceived a well deserved tribute from the mail clerks on this line last week, when he was told that it was the un- animous verdict of the railway mail clerks that the mail from Seaforth company will present this new play Nigh and daughter, Elizabeth, Miss in the Strand Theatre on Thursday Matilda Nigh and Miss Mildred Dug - evening, January 12th, for the benefit gan were in London on Tuesday, alt - of the Bowling and Golf Clubs, and tending the reception and profession as' it is considered one of the best of at the Sacred Heart Convent.—Mr. E. the many successful ones presented J. Reynolds has returned to Toronto by the Murless players, it will be as- after spending the holidays at his * ` sured a capacity house. home in Egmondville —Mr, W S. a Gormley, of Hamilton, spent New The Election.—The municipal elec- ' Years with his sister, Mrs. Hugh Me - The Double Track Route Between MONTREAL TORONTO DETROIT, and CHICAGO. spent New Years with Mr. and ars. S. Gottschalk..-IMr. and Mrs. H. Martin spent their Christmas in Owen Sound with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Martin and family.—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and son, of Port Col- tions passed over very quietly in Sea -Millan, fin Tuckersm'ith.—Miss Della forth as there was only one contest Thompson, of London, spent New that for the Reeveship. In this, Dr. Years at her home here—Mr. and Grieve, who has filled the office ef- MIS: Partridge, of Toronto, spent New ficiently for several terms, suffered Years at the parental home of Mr, defeat at the hands of R. Parke, who and Mrs. James Kerr.—Mr. and Mrs. has had several years' experience at William Morrow, of.London, spent the council board, by a majority of the holidays with his parents Isere. - 31. The council for next year will Miss M. H. Young, of Toronto spent be: Mayor, W. Golding; Reeve, R. ' New Years with her 'mother here.— Parke; Councillors, J. W. Beattie, W. Miss Isabelle Souter, of Tuckersmith, Unexcelled Dining Car Service. A. Crich, G. P. Card,no, W. Chapman, has taken a school at Sprucedale for Sleeping ears on Night Trains G. D. Hai�r*h and Robert Smith. The the coming term.—Mr. Keith Stogdil'1, and Parlor Cars on principal Day following is the vote by polls feu' the of Toronto, visited with friends here Trains. Reeveship: over the week end.—M'iss Marjorie 1 2 3 Total . Nolan has returned to Rostock after Full information from any Grand , Parke 57 45 65 167 tipending the holidays at her home Trunk Ticket Agent or C. E. Grieve 67 39 30 136 here.—Miss Francis Reynolds has're- Horning, District Passenger Agt., Majority for Parke, 31. sumer] her duties at the school in Toronto. HOCKEY S. S. No. 1. McKillop and Logan.— W. R. Plant Agent Death of Reh•ert Johnston. — Mr. 1 Mr. W. Aberh,art has returned to the Robert Johnstor, for over forty-five Toronto Medical School after spend - years a well known.and prominent ing the holidays here. --Miss Mary resident of Seaforth, died at the resi- Hays and Mr. W. Laing, who Spent d&nee of his daughter in Hamilton, i their holidays at their homes here, on Saturday last, after an illness ex- 1 have returned to London •Norman tending over a few ..months, in his School. --Miss Mary Edmonds has re - 82nd rear. Mr .Tohnston was born ' turned to Agincourt after spending Any quantity of Live or Dressed Fowl de in Durham County in 1839, and came the holidays at her home on Goderich livered at the Royal Hotel Stables, every Wednesday forenoon. Highest cask prices. to Seaforth frnm Simcoe in 1875, and street.—Mr. J. M. Grahani., of the 2805.,E J. G. McMICHAEL. this continued to be his home until a ' Toronto Medical School, was a holi- short time after the death of Mrs. ' day visitor at the home of Mr. Wm. Johnston. in 1919, when he went to . Knechtel •in Egmondville.—Mr. R. A. Hamilton to make his home with his ; MacEwan, of the creamery staff, d,auihters. He was a man of great , spent the holidays at his home in hamica1 ability and an expert on Stratford.—Mr. Harold Ward spent FOWL WANTED MitchellvsSeaforth Palace Rink, Seaforth Tuesday, Jan. 10th DON'T THROW YOUR OLD CARPETS AWAY They make new reversible "Velvetex" Rugs Send for Velvetex Folder 29. CANADA RUG COMPANY, LONDON. ONT. Key No. 29 JAMES WATSON Main Street - Seaforth Agent for Singer Sewing Machines, and General In- surance Agent MAKE MONEY AT HOME $15 to $60 paid weekly for your spare time writing showcards for us. No can- olyyWe instruct and ou with steady work Angus Shows ar�d Ser - arch & Cabernet**.• er mec drainafre work, and knew more about ' New Years with friends in Guelph.— the location and operation of town Mars. Robert Eberhart spent New drainage than probably any other Years with her brothers at Staffa.— man now living. In religion he be- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Peurice, of longed to the Anglican Church, and Centralia, spent the holiday with the in polities was a strong Conservative. latter's sister, Mrs. Jolrt>e:Rotbaml.— The body was brought to Seaforth Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Barber and Eam- on Monday, the funeral taking place ily spent New Years with relatives from the residence of his son, Mr, at Hickson.—Mr. E. Unvbach spent Thomas Johnston North Main Street, New Years at his home in Waterloo. nn Monday afternoon. interment be- —The annual curling match between ins made in Maitlandbank cemetery. President and Vice President was Mr. Johnston is. survived by' a family of three sons and two daughters, Mrs. A. Mid'dlemost and Miss Millie Johnston, of Hamilton; Thomas and Herbert, of Seaforth, and William, of Listowel. � Game called at 8 p.m. Mitchell defeated Stratford on their own ice. A very close game is ex- pected. ADMISSION, 35c, 25c, 15c. Officers Elected.—At the executive meeting of the Y. P. S. C. E. of the Erm,re dville church, the following oflicers were elected: President, Marian Grey; 1st vice president, Wm. Strong; 2nd vice president, Sadie Robinson; recording secretary, Wan. Eyre;, corresponding secretary, Wm. Strom,; tre.esllrer, Ivan 1l'oreythe; organift. Sadie Robinson; assistants, Margaret Weiland, Marion McLean; programmle committee, Mrs. Robt. Mc- Kenzie; convenor assietante, Robert Charters. Grace Knechtel, Leslie Bell; music committee, Bertha Ches- ney; convenor aeeriatants, Eileen Toward, Alma McSsy: literary conn. 'mitten, Bi1[ie C'he`neeyy;; convenor as- s1ebafots, Marie Hit :Bdwtn. Chasten' social cotatnittm; Atm. eba- fltrdngrjeras , ' p- is held' at the rink on Monday morning last, when eight rinks took part, the President, Mr. John Beattie, winning out on the round by 15 shots.—The Collegiate, Separate and Public Schools reopened on Tuesday after the holidays, --Miss Elha Elder has taken a position as teacher in a Guelph school.—Mrs. J, Brindley,- of Sheppardton, spent the holidaysat the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Nixon—Miss Nettie Pethick re- turned to Toronto on Monday—Miss Cullen, Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winter over New Years.—+Miss Elva Archibald, of Toronto, spent New Years with her parents on James Street.—Mr. Harold Ward spent New Years in Guelph.—Mr. Ed. Worm, of Zurich, called on friends in town on Thursday.—Mr. Jack Currie . was a New Year's visitor at the home of Mr. P. M. Chesney. -- On Monday evening a danoe was held in the G. W. V. A. room whish every one The npusie was tarnish- ed try Hdlger'a Orebeett+s from le. Oke left for Toronto .otic' Wr esday after rpand- et • Princess Get the KiOks Out of Your Mit Motor! (I, HAROLD LLOYD The Screen's Supreme Comedian Is Here in His New 8` Act Joy Ride of Jollity AMONG THOSE PRESENT Two of New York's top notch theatres have started 10 show the Lloyd's for the third time. Don't fail to be "Among Those Present." ALSO SHOWING The first production from the new Paramount Studios at Lon- don, England, THE GREAT DAY Admission 20 cents and 15 cents. MATINEE 3 p.m., SATURDAY Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday N AZIMON AA • Princess to Mr. ZuCfe, of H> ck, and Weeds mo41W on to King Oreet..--M?, Our- :r+itt, our station agent, has returned to our village with his young bride. We welcome them to our midst. ELVES, 4v:. Married y • Year. --- and Mira. (Dior i' • al) Thursday of lest week the 68rd an- and King�of heli' "W g. Mr. a. reached the 'e of 88 years whl Mars.' 8t. They have been reeldents ,e'f 'Blyth for a great many yeses They.' have s1 '•sons l and two dasghtenk sell 'living. These were, dllwne three ?Mara ego for the diamond jubilee. 'Mr. and'Mrs, King are, enjoyil g r! wootierfui degree of health for their ;redvvensed years, and both were •,able to attend service last Sunday m011111110 the Methodist ohurph, where ,-spas troth 41te-gong members alfd se they axe held in the highest peseible esteean. 'Their ' third son, Norman L. of Detroit, was home to spend Christmas with his parents. The whole town joined in congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. King and In best wishes for continued health and happine4e. USBORNE Announcement.—Mr. and Mrs. John Selves announce the engagement of their daughter, Lillian Mae, to Mr. Pester L. ,McNaughton, son 01 'Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McNaughton, of Hibbert Township, the wedding to take place the end of January. Strand LONDESBORO Sudden Death.—Mr. Thomas Nott, a 'respected citizen of the village, dropped dead in his home about dive o'clock Tuesday. morning. He was apparently in the beat of health. He was in the 75th year of his age. Sur- viving, besides his widow, are two girls and one bog. The funeral ar- rangements are not yet completed. Thursday, Friday, Saturday The Kid Himself JACKIE COOGAN in "PECK'S BAD BOY" You can call this a galaxy of good things, and still only come halfway to ,the mart. The deeds, of "Peek's Bad Boy" are internationally famous and indescribably funny. -Jackie Coogan, fresh from his triumphs in "Tile Kid," makes those escapades nvulsingly real, and Irvin S. Cobb puts the finishing pal4eh on'five reels of dtelieious laughter by writing the subtitled --"just as Jackie would ,speak them." ,.. -ALSO SHOWING— LARRY S$MON in "'ME SPORTSMAN" (2 reels) Here is a Comedy Show that can- not be equalled at, - Adults 20c. Children 10e - MATINEE THURSDAY, 4.15 pan. n. Adults 15e. Children 10d, • CROMARTY McGavin-Hoggasth.--On December 28th, at twelve o'clock noon, the,borne of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoggarth, Ir., was the scene of a pretty Wed- ding,.when their daughter; Charlotte Hopkins (Lottie), was united in .mar. riage to Dr. Edwin H. McGav'in,- of Windsor, son of .Mr. and Mrs. Henry McGavin, Seaforth. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Davi irtchie. The bride, who was given in.'mar- riage by her father, was attired 'An a suit of navy blue Moussyne, and carried Ophelia roses. Little Mena McLaren, niece of the bride, acted as flower girl, and Mrs. Robert S. Hog- CHISELHURST Notes.—Mr. William McLean, of Strathroy, spent the holidays at the home of his parents.—Miss A. Logan, of Exeter, spent last week at the home of Mrs. Peter Robertson.—Mrs. Frank Fitzgerayld 'was visited .by her parents in Dasiiwood last week. Miss Sadie iMeCloy, who is teaching school in Toronto, was home for the boll- days.—The anany friends of Mrs. Jas. Stark will be sorry to hear that she is confined to her room through sick- ness. It is to be hoped she will soon be better. ii $frn lM. played Oa we eito 1oeddieg. 41,ene fir p . Mecsvin left on' a . trip to TO end eastern points. On their retu they will beside an W'indstor, Ont. .Ar+th Knox, or Winghem, celebrated Me 101st .anni- versary on Jantiary .5th. He lives with his daughter, Mrs. Swartz, and. until a couple of .years ago he w.s a conspicuous figure in the. evep� life of W ingham. Aa1. enthusias_ dei amateur gardener, he could 'always • be seen working about in his' patch of vegetables and !towers. This was his pride. When he was not 'garden- ing he was indulging in other out- - door occupations which he believes now were largely responsible for his long life. Mr. Knox is still strong and well. He walks with a firm step and without the aid of the gold -head- ed cane with which he was presented: on'hia 100th anniversary. His. facul- ties are keen, and he likes to relate tales of the days when Inc.first came .to sada from the Emerald Isle. Hit laved under six British eoy- erve� and has ,always been a loyal Brit r never losing confidence dur- ing the darkest day. of the war that the British would emerge' victorious. WINGHAM Pl ' Announced. — The Aero• QMJb ner Tire and Rubber Com- p�tny'''' $e declared a two per cent. ddvlderld, its first since starting opera- tions a year agq. The announcement sent, out to the ahareholders also conn tains the Information that the govern- ment hire authorized the necessary 'in- erease in the capital of the company. This has been dd�oorus to purchase the - patents and rights of the entire Doe minion. Thiess are now owned by this oo�m'pany. 'rt is proposed to Ina mediately open -tip talcs new field, and it is expected that this win soon be marked by a 'enstertal increade m the : production of the plant here. Anniversary. ur TUCKERSMITH See "Scrambled Wives at the Strand Thurs- day evening, January 12th. / 2821-1 Harold Lloyd's new 8 Act Comedy. "Among Those Prment," is now being shown at the Princess. Come to the matinee, 8 p.m., Sat- urday. '2821-1 West End Notes.—Turners' School Section had a very successful enter- • tainmlent 'last Thursday evening. The canbatta entitled, "Playing Santa Claus," was well rendered and the rose drills by the young girls, is de- serving of special mention. — Mr. Fletcher Gibbings, of Rosetown, Sask., is visiting friends 'here. --Miss Myrtle Crich is spending the 'holidays :ather home hea'e.—Mr. V. Terryberry e'pent Christmas with his parents at Lam- beth. MANLEY See "Scrambled Wives at the Strand Thurs- day evening, January 12th. 2821-1 Notes. --Mrs. F. Eckert is with her sister, Mrs. Jerry R#gen, of Logan, taking care of her as she is still in at precarious condition. - Our annual. school meeting was conducted quietly as the retiring trustee, Mr. George Benneweis, was re-elected. All other buwinesss _ was transacted satisfactor- ily, although the taxes were higher thanusual, owing to the debenture debt not being high enough to cover the cost of the new school house. Miss 'Rose 'Dorsey has resumed' her duties as teacher, and we hope the New Year will be as successful to her as the .past for both teacher and pupils.—Mr. George Kistner and son are busy cutting pine stumps in the pine swamp, north of here. • BRUCEFIELD See "Scrambled Wivei at the Strand Thurs- day evening, January 12th. 2821-1 Notes.—Word has been received here of the death of Mr. Hugh Rosa, eon of Mrs. Alex. Ross, of our village which took place ,at his home iri Swift Current. He Ilse been 1111 for :ihe 1p'abt two years 'braving vendergo�ne six Speradlio'ne in Clinton Hospital, Which he bore with 'heroic Christian iertip- tude. Be leases to mourn Ms doss his another and two brothers, his wife and five children, all of whom have thea try of the whole amnion. 1ty' y'yis booT "y��l.Steen , sbo bale + me five tee• ,e.,,"e�l ., t' :y, r Here Are Values That will make_ many new friends for this store and draw the old ones closer. Don't miss the big vajpes in Ladies' Coats, Dresses, Suits, Waists and Skirts this month t - Don't miss Jsnuary values in Millinery, Dress Goods, Silk Fabrics, Furs, Etc. Values so good that they will con,- vince any woman who will coma pare, that at this store you receive greater real worth for your money than elswhere. Give us a chance t� make a cus- tomer out of you and we'll do it. We' 11 sell you such satisfactory goods that you'll soon learn that this is the store for you. . . NATE are dry goods dealers and nothing else. Our V V heart's in it and our pnind'sr on it. We devote our every effort and all our energibe that we may con- stantly know what is newest and best for Women to wear and then provide it fir you in the best qualities - at the lowest prices. U'� T E want your business but we don't expect it i VV you can do better elsewhere --and we want you. to know by your own ;experience that this 81 ore is the best store. • 9` i' 4r 0