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their loyalty and help-
fulness that made pos-
one of our biggest
years in business.
We extend to -our
s customers,; to those
who possibly are not
customers ; to our fel-
low merchants; to our
competitors; to all our
'best wishes for a bright
and HappyNew Year
Yours sincerely,
STEW ART. BROS.
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M[INKII'AL EL'.
SEAF`ORTH Mayor'
ing (lamation) p'
Parke and Atha Grieve_
G. 1).1tUsdgh, C. B. '.0
Beattie
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COLBORNE TOWNS e .
Reeve Charles_,,R@ber OS**,
lore John Graham, a. Faega',
;Eeza Miter, Hugh/ ISA E
Uoltzhauer ,, „
EXETER.--J&or Reeve;'`
avers, (acciainatibn
C F.Ho) voper, ,J Davie,
F Ellerington, tillteses f
�Mit; Retiring m
ef,Hdueation re 01 ed b¢
alamatiqu, J O.- St -WO rF R. N
Creech, Rev. A:'A T�nPand B.
M Dignan Public Tftil e
stoner, J. Hind (declining,
t).'
BLYTH -Reeve, J Ded4 r Tam-
an, J. McMurchle, J.PA�, W.H.
McElroy. Councillors, C gland, J.
Smith, it. . A. ug, J. iPotter, 0.
Stubbs, J. Taman, J. Weymouth, . H.
Brundsdon, G. M. Chambet'g. L. J.1
Williams,. Trustees,J. Sinb D Chit-'
tenden, J. Watson, E. Bender.
WINGHAM,-For Mayor" H. B.
Elliott, T. Ti ling, W. J. Geer J. A.
Mills, T. R. Bennett; Reeve, A. Tip -
ling, W. J. Greer. H. B. Elliott, Wm.
Haney; Councillors, E. R. Harrison,
A. G. Smith, A. Fothergill, A. Be11, I
H. Tucker, Charles • Wilkinson, L. C.
Young, W. H. Willis, William Haney,
W. J. Greer, J. Hanna, F. Sennett,
James Isard, E. J. Mitchell, Dr. Ross;
School Trustees, A. G. Smith, R. A.
Currie, E. J Mitchell, J. W. McKib- !
bon, F. J. Hill, Dr, Fox, A. J. Walker,
Charles Barber, R. Allen; Utilities
Commissioners, W. A. Currie, W. H.
Gurney, W. H. Willis, Dr. Irwin.
USBORNE.-For Reeve, William
Coates, John Duncan; Councillors -
Fred Stewart, James Ballantyne,
Silas Shier. John Hannah, Samuel
Pym, Wellington Skinner, Joseph
Yellow, Arthur Doupe.
HULLET.-Reeve, M. Armstrong.
Dr. C. A. Howson; Councillors, R.
Clark, A. McEwing, E. Adams, T.
Slyoan, J. Leiper.
.1dOR87,S-;Reeve,.2.
F
Elston, A. Proctor; CounctHos.
Henderson, H. Johnson, S. Youhill.
J. McGill, T. Adams, G. Alcock, A.
Cardiff, R. Shortreed.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.. = For
Reeve, H. Salkeld, B. Lindsay, Os-
wald Ginn; Councillors, Geo. Vander -
burg, Herbert Cox. John Sowerby,
Harry Cory, John Jarvis, David
Churchill. .
TUCKERSMITH. - Reeve, John
McNaughton (acclamation); Council-
lors] I. Moore, R. Kennedy, C. Riley,
R. P. Watson, J. G. Crich.
MeKILLOP.-Reeve, F. J. McQuaid
(athlamation); Councillors, D. Regele,
John Dodds, E. Horan, B. Medd (ac-
clamation).
CLINTON.-Mayor, J. E. Johnson,
A. T. Cooper; „Reeve, R. J. Miller,
Bert Langford; Council (acclamation)
-F. Livermore, S. Kemp. W. J.
Paisley, C. G. Middleton, 0. L. Pais-
ley, W. J. Nediger; Trustees (accla-
mation) -W. S. Holmes, G. A. Mc-
Lennan, T. H. Hardy, M. T. Corless;
Public Utilities Commission, S. J.
Andrews, M. T. Corless.
ZURICH. - Police Trustees, H.
Truemner, W. Lamont, D. Bedard, H.
Hawald, D. Ghiel, B. Haberer.
HAY TOWNSHIP. -Reeve - E.
Klopp (acclamation); Councillors. S.
Deitz, Vkr. E. Turnbull, S. H, Rader,
J. Jeffery, J. B. Rau, G. Blackwell,
W. It Dougall.
BAYFIELD.-Fore Reeve, A. E.
Erwin, E. F. Merner; for Councillors,
W. Weston, John Cameron, S. Hus-
ton, William Higgins, Albert Leitch,
G. Castle, Sr., Saps Moore, M. Ross.
Yd.
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THE SEAFORTH FIRE BRIGADE
cordially invites you to their
FROGRES IVE SMOiKEEMUCERE
in the Town Rah
MONDAY EVENING, ;JANUARY 15th,' 1923
at' 8 o'Cloch;
Secure a good partner and hand your entry to
the Secretary.
A good line of Prizes. A good time.
11 Bring your pipe and tobacco.
HA1RY R. SCOTT, ALFRED BOX,
Sec etary. Chief.
This is a little space,
but it carries a Great
Big "Thank You," and
a most sincere wish for
A Happy
and
Prosperous
New Year
to You.
red S. Savauge
Jeweler & Optician
SEAFORTH - .- ONT.
Phones:
Business 194. Residence 10.
Room
V.
:e A
Ne
Mr. sitid1,31ra. F. Pi
ily ,spent the atria
thei arents'in Dash
mas concert.was held
when, -enJoYable
deet churchon Thursdr
The' duan re l
with the gifts they receir
tree. -On Friday the pupils
No. 19 school held their ane
cert and Christmas tree w1#
well attended. -Mr. Ianndy of .1
pen, very ably' filled the chair; whilst
Santa Claus was impersonated by Mr;'
S. Coleman, the children being de --
lighted with the gifts .they-receiva0.
from him. At the close a lunch was
served.
Honors, 300; Pass, 240. -Eleanor
Evans 382, Mary Barber 378, Evelyn
Golding 377, Edna Storey 367, Bessie
Edgar and Helen Rankin 358, Chester
Archibald 356. Eileen Chapman 350,
Margaretta McLeod ' 347, Peggy
Alexander 339, Ian McLean 338,
Kathleen Stewart 330, Hazel Hulley
819, Helen Sclater 318, Ruth Chitten-
den, 308, Helen Merner 305, Hazel
Halls 294,E Edith Henderson 257,
Elizabeth Steveson 254, Jack ' Flett
230, Billy Cudmore 220, Grace Free
215 (absent:, Lila Wiltse 214, Jack
Wright 188, Barney Cooper 172,
Grace Hulley 168. Corinne Hotham
104, Florence Knight 194.-J. R. Hays.
Room VL
• Primer, Class A. -Maxie Hudson,
Vera Mole, Jack Dorrance, Morris
Wolsh, Robert Venus, Lulu Hart,
Ethel Hoggarth, Jean Pender, Blanche
Wiltsie. Class B. -Mary Rei Doro-
thy Farquhar, Betty Southg to and
Elsie Drover equal, Edith rguson,
Thiel 382, Borden Merner 379,
Charlie Dickson 366, Jack Arnold 361, /,
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Edith Wolsh 356, Mabel Bateman 345, AuC�.i0nSae
Nelson Cardno 342, Bessie Cluff 332, i i
Tom Cluff 327, *Audrey Somers 310,
*Irene Wankel 296, Beatrice Mitchell FRIDAY,JAN. 5th, 1923
296, Clarence Hoggarth 289, *Mar-
garet Crich 288, Edith Bateman 285, 2 p.m.
*Alvin Sharpe 275, *Biurna Stephen-
son 274, *Margaret Cardno 257, Entire Furnishings of Joe
Margaret Cudmore 266, Anna Ed-
monds 254; Mary Archibald 239,
Elva Oke 219, *Andrew Calder 219,
Russel Allen 216, Ona Nicholls 212,
Amelia Cooper 209, Jean Frost 205,
*Harry McLeod 202, ,Mary Thomson
198, *Charlie Stephenson 198, Jack
Cudmore 181, **Bertha Huiser 173,
SEAFORTH PUBLIC SCHOOL
The following are the results of
the Christmas examinations at the
Seaforth Public School:
Room I.
Form I. - Total 700. Clifford
Lowery 644, Beth Letherland 631,
Mildred Turnbull 613, Mary Hays 605,
Margaret Armstrong 602, Etoile
Sharpe 600, Elsie Lowery 582, Clar-
ence Muir 545, Earl Peterson 544,
Louis Jackson 530 Nora Stewart 623,
Laura Mole 511, 'Jack Archibald 509,
Clarence Trott 483, Beatrice Merner
4,112, Rena Sharpe 442.
Room II.
***Harold Henderson 144, **Alvin
Knight 116.-G. G. Ross. Square Tables, 1 large table,
Room IV. 1 large Fire -Co Kitchen
Total, 350; Honors, 260; Pass, 210. Range, •1 Quebec Heater, 2
Margaret Drover 320, Muriel Beattie dozen Cutlery,315, Helen Ament 308, Tom HulleyChairs,
Dish -
304, George Crich 274, Jack Jarrott es, Aluminum Ware, Table
270, Mary Reid 258, Herbert Peter- CilOth5 Groceries.
son 258, Madeline Hotham 257, Ber-
nice Dorrance 255, John Cardno 255, Will be sold without Reserve
Charlie Pinder 251, Kenneth Halls
248, Elizabeth Rolph 246, Margaret fl'ERMS.-CASH.
Ross 236, Ruth Workman 235, Dora
thy Wiltse 235, Charlie Reeves 225,
*Mary Haigh 221, Pearl Reeves 218, Remember, Everything New
Cecil Adams 208, *Jack' McKay 198,
George Hays 174, Pearl Little 173, THOMAS BROWN,
Irene Cluff 163, **Ronald Wilson 154, Auctioneer.
**Harry Workman 149, *Clarence
Stephenson 147, ****Norma Habkirk I
115. -Maude M. Hartry.
Lee's Cafe.
Everything Brand New.
Opposite Daly's Garage.
30 yards Linoleum, eight
MITCHELL
An Old Resident Passes, -Mitchell
lost one of her oldest 'and moat prom
inent citizens by death on Christmas
morning, when Col. James Dougherty
passed away at the age of 85. De-
ceased was born in Halton County .4
and had been a resident of Mitchell
since 11860. He was one of the most
prominent citizens, having held many
important offices. For years• he fol-
lowed the butcher trade, and served
in the ,Council; filling every office. as '
well as being mayor of the 'town and -
served on the school board for some.
years. He was division . court clerk
up to about two years ago, whettIfife
health began td*f ail, and for the'past
year had been confined to his borne.
He was a' great reader and was well -
versed in the passing events of the
day, a keen politician; a strong Con-
servative, and when an election cam-
paign was on he was in the fight. He
was one of the most active bowlers
in Western Ontario, a promoter of all
manly -spar and -a -prominent mem-
ber of the Masonic Order, under
auspices of which the funeral was
held. Besides his widow. one son.and
three daughters survive.
Form II. -Total, 460• Honors, 845;
Pass 276. Doreen Farquhar 421,
Florence Spain 898, Margaret Beat-
tie 385, Margaret White 371, "Bessie
Marriott 366, Elizabeth McLean 359,
Dorene Hudson 858, Jim Pinder 849,
Thomas Govenlock 348, Ena Holmes
339, Gordon Fulcher 339, Ruby Storey
338, Glen Smith 334, Ernestine White
328, Harold Cummings 812, George
Charters 307, Rosabel Cluff 298,
Sadie Hart 293, Kathleen Calder 290,
George Parke 289, Leslie Bateman
270, Alvin Adams 265, Frank Lamont
265, Russell Holmes 255, Josephine
Edge 230, Bernice Joynt 225, Charlie
Stewart 217, Joe Hart 189, Tom
Thiel 164.-M. W. Mackay.
Room III.
Total, 450;sHonors, 388; Fess, 270.
Asterisks denote examinations miss-
ed:' Elinor Burrows 186, Roaeline
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CROMARTY
Notes. - Miss Irene Walker is ,
spending the Christmas holidays in • •
London. - Mr. Alex. Mahaffy is
spending the,dThristmas holidays un-
der .the ,parental -roof.-Mr. Andrew
Hamilton is at present home from
the West visiting his parents and
brothers in t.hA neighborhood. -Mr.
Fred Mahaffy is also home from
Suxter, Sask., visiting at the par-
ental
arental home.
Successful Concert. -Last Thurs-
day a very enjoyable entertainment
was given by the pupils of No. 6
school prior to the closing of the
school for the Christmas holidays.
Recitations and dialogues, 'duets, etc.,
were very ably rendered by the chil-
dren of the school, and a Christmas
tree well laden with gifts and a real
Santa Claus, who very graciously nn- ,
loaded the tree of its gifts, seeing,
that none of the children were over-
looked, A goodly number of the
parents turned out and thoroughly
enjoyed the concert, which refiec'.s
great credit in the ca••efnl training
of the children by Miss McLennan,
teacher. '
W. M. S -The annual meeting of
the W. M. S. was held at the home
of Mrs. Thomas Scott the 9^•.:
in December. the President, Mrs.
Ritchie, presiding. After the open-
ing exercises Mrs. Riic"i= ,-cry r'ry
and impressively addre sed the meet-
ing. This has been one of the. best
years since the organization of the
society. The following officers were .
elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. Mrs. (Rev.) Ritchie; 1st Vice
President., Mrs. ,lames Scott; Hon.
President, Mrs. William Dinnin;
Secretary, M:•s. Hugh C'•rrie: Treas.,
Mrs. :Tomes Hill; Home Helpers' Sec.,
Mrs. McLennan. Mrs. Currie; Mis-
sionary Messenger Secretary, Mrs. S.
A. Miller; Programme Committee,
Mrs. Ritchie, Miss Currie, Mrs. S.
A. Miller.
School Report. -The following is
the school report for School Section
No. 5, Hibbert, for the months of
November and December: Sr. IV -
Lloyd -Scott Olive Sparling,. Lloyd
Russell. James Gardiner. • Jr. IV-
Margory Hackney, Anna Hackney,
Wilfred Hackney, Neil Lamond.
Gladys Hamilton, Allan MacDougai.
Sr. III -Fred Harburn, George La,
mond, Eileen McNichol. Jr. 'III
John Morgan, Mary McDougal4 Mil-
dred Hackney, Elsie Sperling,.Sr. II
-Frank Hamilton, Alex. Gardiner,-
Lloyd Sperling, Leslie Flood. Jr.
II -Leslie Hackney Norman Ila*-
' burn, Eldrid McNichol. First.--
' Lloyd Hackney. 'Janet MacDougal,
IRob Hamilton, James Scott, Gordon
Sperling, Velma McNichol:; Otedon
Scott, Honey Flood. Primer. -Roger
Christie, Alvin *Nichol, Lorne Mc-
Gill, Sarah Harburn, Mary Daw,
Alex Hackney, Alvin Scott. The
pupils with a star after their names
have 'missed one or: -more egbminli.
tions. -R. R. McGonigle, Teacher.
1 HE STRAND'S New Year's Gift to You
MONDAY - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
Louis J. Selznick's Reported Missing
Greatest Picture
Two thousand people witnessed its premiere at the Ritz-
Carlton Hotel in New York. It was the most enthusiastic,
thoroughly pleased audience ever gathered. Critics pronounce
it the most entertaining picture ever made; reviewers credit it
with 100 per cent. perfection.
Value: 100 Per Cent. -"Type: Comedy Drama. Direction:
Swell. Photography: Great. Value: 100 per cent. Believe me,
boys, there was action in that piece: I don't believe I've ever
seen before so odd an admixture of seriousness and foolery.
And the combination is a satisfactory one."
-McElliott, N. Y. Daily News.
9JiOWN AT NO ADVANCE IN PRICE
Adults, 20e. X.16 p.m. Children, 10e
Matinee Monday, 3 p.m.
It is the Best Picture we have shown in a month of Sundays!
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