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SMACKS of Land u - 6, t e then i'ava d tile:' audience vitll;« $sale,. ka4 aa�t re . f r1Rll , 1) s' r` per..... . ...... rang; „-, large., :.t?aar1Y,'�t.#�,IE'laedY' sola 1n b4 usual pl .asing,WAy, wh1c1} ,. . „ TtiBstlliar, in, ` l anon. 1V a alis. tk� ?'IONIC HAMS ^^R Shta ADDIE FILLETS u can k�0;satlsfied, We. al$o'Ftlave o y. was followed by a solo tby 14ir. M, s; Rapl,on and ,]:bet"'S3eox�' ,spent"'V- d ; close trirramed, yo ltig and r pound .................. / good:<hssortmeot of Gieeting ��. pounds q per ecu R. Rennie, in 'a, very capable man-. "ardej:: rad Bool lets, Corixe sat and eral. days 'las+t wed in. Toron'to,',;.it- 7 P 1 LANCE: MEAT g. ner. Mr. Gibson White then took the chaser and Stratfr?rd: 1 , r wild 1550 pick .ours out while tine assort - 4d ' • floor and gave a most interesting talk t4e1 TUIC LIGHT BULBS -- .Hign per po g ` 1P on "Japan." A piano solo by Mr, nest •zs complete, 'URt 1 tlllility; law prices, SCHNIEDER S PURE LARD �` - STAFFA Harry McLeod was 'rendered in a NG SYRUP in bulks at 6 cents Notes, -Miss Agnes Herron, of masterful way. Messrs. 'M, R. Ren- �. r r, d Quality better than in Gans 1 Ib, PRINTS p Cromart is visiting with friends in � ! 19C Die and Jaynes Stewart sang a thiel Yr a cost lower. per pound .... . . . ........... Ol° pso n V the village.- )RNA'TIONAL STOCK FOOD NO, 5. PAIL an which greatly pleased the audience. Mrs. A. Botha has re- .+QDUCTS-We are sole agents for p pail a�41(± The next number on the programme BOOKSTORE - „ - SEAFORTH turned after a week'ts vlsi Ch rel- 4*1�........... ` ... was what was termed "popular air" a h alive$ in Stratford. -Miss Vera H "eaforth, Those who have used 3-1b PAIL 57C contest, Captains were c oxen in Subscriptions taken for all magazinesStratford,- ss a ' em find that IT PAYS. Ham in is in O'Brien M}i ver ARCH PEAS - To those who per Pail .... . .............. Messrs. Gerald 'Stewart and Scott l and papers at publisher's prices. Wilson's store. -Mrs. clerking H. Kennedy, of f jsniow their quality all we need say 5 -lbs, LOOSE LARD 90�, Cluff and 'sides taken. Mr. Earl Van- A _ Clinton, visited' with her niece, Mrs. i its that we have them 1n stock for ... ....... . . . ........ Egmond played popular music and ' again. Price 18c, or 2 for 35c. 20-1b• PAIL STA -ON STO �AeJ S� each side guessed what each of the Raymond Davis, 'recently, VE. POLISH in liquid for • • .... , , .. ' twenty numbers were. The girls of amount of money laid on the plates, the losing side are to provide candy or passe. This is represented to us OYSTERS g but are sure it was. a nice tidy sufn. ST. COLUMBAN as being the best to stay on. 45e for the next meeting. The meeting -Mr. .J. J. Irvine intends leaving Hicknell-Mtay.-A very pretty wed - 15e per Jar closed with God Save the King. here in a few days to spend the win - Price the same as others. • • • FRESH PICNIC HAMS y p ding was solemnized at St. Boniface PjGPES-Genuine French briar po ler in Toronto, After reaching there Church, New Germany, Ont., Satur- ' 25c per podnd .... . ............ 1®C he will make his address known to 1 for day morning, when Angela Mary May, BREAKFAST BACON e� Chopping Mill.—We are now chopping and that great educational agency, the eldest daughter of Joseph May, was -Special, 3 pounds 25e per pound ................. J5C rolling every day. Kruse Bros. $074x3 newspaper press, as well as to per- united in the holy bonds of matrimony " for , 2 i b Lost.anMonday cer Tuesday in MoKillop. 1 . DAIRY BUTTER. -If you have dif- Schneiders COTTAGE ROLL 1 one 33x4 Royal cord Tire and rim. Finder sorrel 'friends. to Gus Hieknell, son of Mrs. Theresa ficulty in getting good quality, try one-half or whole },lease notify The Expositor Office. 3077-1 Eighth Line Notes. --Miss Freida Iiieknell, of Seaforth. The 'bride who us. We have abundance of splendid ROLL SHOULDERi can use two ambitious men over 26 years Mess+ersehmidt returned to Stratford was given away by her father, was quality at 5c per pound less than one-half or whole .......... 24e of age, who are 'willing' to work hard: good after spending a week at her home becomingly gowned in white georgette We Think, of Things to V (! ive earnings with a future; experience unneces- here. -Mr. and Mrs. Will Gross and and wore a veil caught with orange - i' I creamery butter. CHRISTMAS FRUIT, including Seed- ' ed and Seedless Raisins, loose and J. Wesley Beattie in packages; Valencias and Muse- > stele, Candied Lemon, Orange and PHONE 96 nary, we train you. Apply Box 157, Sea - forth, 8077-1 baby,,of Remnants, -8 lbs., $2: 6 Iba. cotton patches, d $1.50; 3 The. cretonne, silk or velvet pie, $2 ; 2 lbs, sweater yarn, $2. A. McCreery. Ont 3o76-tf Chatham,Cirton Hii-lietit, spent Thursday and I ,P'rX _ CHRISTMAS NEEDLEWORK SOWING FOR CHRISTMAS Peels, Candied Pineapple in —'--�- ---"-�-'-- Agents Wanted. -One man in each county Bit AMERICAS GREATEST MELODRAMA carried a bouquet of Chrysanthemums. SHOULD BE STARTED NOW GIFTS MUST BE DONE $':'ices, Candied Cherries, Emperor Grapes, >3anari'aB Oranges, Lemons, P THE HURON EXPOSITOR to sell washes, seller, great repeater. washes clothe; without rubbing and cleans Beata YOUR BUTCHER : SEAFORTH The groom - was attended by his Fowler on Monday last. -Mr. and Mrs. John Dale, Brucefield, spent Sun - Do not postpone tills matter 1 everything like magic. Different• ev- erything. $too. weekly easy. sample Tree, P. A. Lefebvre & Co., Alexandria, Ont I creamery butter. CHRISTMAS FRUIT, including Seed- ' ed and Seedless Raisins, loose and J. Wesley Beattie in packages; Valencias and Muse- > stele, Candied Lemon, Orange and PHONE 96 nary, we train you. Apply Box 157, Sea - forth, 8077-1 baby,,of Remnants, -8 lbs., $2: 6 Iba. cotton patches, d $1.50; 3 The. cretonne, silk or velvet pie, $2 ; 2 lbs, sweater yarn, $2. A. McCreery. Ont 3o76-tf Chatham,Cirton Hii-lietit, spent Thursday and blossoms, and carried a bouquet of Butterfly roses. •She was attended by her sister, Anna, who was dressed in Peace shot taffeta, with silver trim- mings, hat and shoes to match, an ,P'rX _ CHRISTMAS NEEDLEWORK SOWING FOR CHRISTMAS Peels, Candied Pineapple in —'--�- ---"-�-'-- Agents Wanted. -One man in each county Bit AMERICAS GREATEST MELODRAMA carried a bouquet of Chrysanthemums. SHOULD BE STARTED NOW GIFTS MUST BE DONE $':'ices, Candied Cherries, Emperor Grapes, >3anari'aB Oranges, Lemons, P THE HURON EXPOSITOR to sell washes, seller, great repeater. washes clothe; without rubbing and cleans Beata YOUR BUTCHER : SEAFORTH The groom - was attended by his Fowler on Monday last. -Mr. and Mrs. John Dale, Brucefield, spent Sun - Do not postpone tills matter Etc, everything like magic. Different• ev- erything. $too. weekly easy. sample Tree, P. A. Lefebvre & Co., Alexandria, Ont • The �� nephew, Alonzo Matthews. The grooms gift to the bride was a g �' Scores of new interesting thins for Gifts any longer. Begin now;. your here f CHOICE CELERY 1oC — ._ �_— -- — --'� 3077-1 cheque; to the 'bridesmaid a pearl areY g Beautiful pretty .will find rett fabrics per bunch FANCY CHRISTMAS CHINA --Good DISTRICT MATTER% assortment; easy prices. Caretaker W-nted:-•A person willing and of giving attention to a patient in Alarm rosary, and to the groomsman a white gold tie pin with sapphire se`tl4er. waiting for the skilled fingers to complete them. P the purpose: �.etonn� Crepes,,Ginghams, es,. Dimities, all enter into pretty, —'— capable few hours day. Full $10.00��yyup- After the ceremony, which was per. JEWELLER Repairing A SpedAY — Eirmondville, for a each particulars of duties required may be receives L% tUsltrial Mortga and �I .� , `an formed by Rev. Father Wey, the bridal Vanity Sets, Buffet Sets, Cen- tree, Cushion Tops, Bridge Sets, 4 r useful gifts. Even the ever �opular Apron must not be ov- Announcement. -Mr, and Mrs. Jas. F. Hutchison 's Littlejohn, of Gait, Ont., ann ounce by interviewing R. Kennedy, Reeve of Tuck- fo mhith, or D. F. McGregor, R R. 3'3076-2 with couple motored to the home of the. bride, where a sumptuous dinner bras Lunch belts, Pillow Cases, Tow9 Runners, Fite, erlboked. Suitable fabrics -26e to 50e the marriage of their sister, Martha I k p 41 � Y Y / J `V 7 1 i ii ,r t 1 � T >a a r F, �• i 2 2 } ti 1 f f WILLIAM RUSSELL served, In the evening a gathering els, a yard. #'HONE FOR FOOD PHONE 166 Johnston, daughter of the late Wil- Johnston, Seaforth, `Lewiston," on the Huron Road, HELENE CHADWICK of near relatives met, after which the happy couple left for a trip to De ronto friends.-M.rs. John Sclater un- Liam and Mrs. !� Ont, to Mr. William H. Sholdice, of taking Local Briefs. -Mr. Leon Hagerman Toronto, was a week end guest at The mad shriek of sirens -the wild troit and Niagara Falls, the bride travelling in a cocoa brown crepe . Give Yourself the PI'eserit of a New Walton, Ont., the ceremony cid evv's Presbyterian of clamor the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Seat- of bells. Smoke and flame d 1 d f m eve dress with gold trimmings and hat to p' Hospital on Wednes- in the Seaforth Hos r a1 i i f i4,4'ilvllfi � 1 ri ! r �k y'yi "C 0,14"g."',�)`E ,An VZ t�k1�t trrn 1 Y 12 t 1 I C { h. N i ! �+ l , �1 da f� r h� E Y I k i 1 •1! u rkn `X , f , v lattki�'/�4Yp�;� kaJ�r �¢ 9 H b 41 I r rl l 1 � , Y I A h t F i, ,• s a , R. H. Sproat -Miss Florence Beat- v' 0� o� ,P'rX v PURE PORK SAUSAGE Reduced to 20 Cents a Pound for and (indefinite period. The mlore that is sold, the longer they will sell for 20c. HOME-MADE HEAD CHEESE 54 15 cents a pound or 2 pounds for 25r- Why use factory make$? Why All other Meats at Reasonable Prices. YOUR BUTCHERS D. H. STEWART YOUR BUTCHER : SEAFORTH PHONE 58 Fowler on Monday last. -Mr. and Mrs. John Dale, Brucefield, spent Sun - Tinsmit ing. with W. Barber presiding. p g• opened with Hymn 100 and If the furnace needs ex- waiting life nets -daredevil rescues. pert overhauling or the home-made eats of which Mrs. Nott plumbing goes w r on g of the late Thomas Mcllroy.-Mrs. H. A Lippert daughter, of Kitchener Phone 23 E. Jewett, of Port Huron, has re - turned home after spending, a week Robt. Reid then taken "Canadian Poets." Several took Parti Plumbing a n d Heating Intnitless Resources of the Motion with Miss Florence Fowler. - Mr, MOST PREFERRED The Gift of ConstantService W1 -'stn r � 716 Jewels, White or Green Gold Filled Cases $10.00��yyup- �hp- Jr'A• Westcott J. JEWELLER Repairing A SpedAY COATS MOST t; BE NOTICE L% tUsltrial Mortga and �I .� , `an N o� C p yr 6 #illi � r �.titl�to', '�" - 41 �1iiilt TO LOAN. 5 l t .. A s- •-t,9n , t' f a, i Oft �i ,Y >d tr I 1 r3 I o si f "1 r l �a1 }�4,r a� �f3jl At• d. L�✓A', �4 a t.�r ,. Y - S mYr, au a t ev •i . 3 1 •r f f r N E k•. e I I 1 J f to U 4a i. qqq n 1. µ I `I f •, b J y J r .i •,i r r.r t 4 } ij an a 9 y f 1 4 n s 1 3 1 )tit I k p 41 � Y Y / J `V 7 1 i ii ,r t 1 � T >a a r F, �• i 2 2 } ti 1 f f place in bt. n r pQunng in erase c oil s res ry . Church, Galt, on November 27, 1926. Ing.—Miss Jessie Buchanan, of Hen- n window. The despairing cries of wo- match. Coat or New DKesS ow. 11 was the week end guest of Mrs. - ing s a , R. H. Sproat -Miss Florence Beat- men and children trapped 1n that blazing inferno. A rush and clatter ALMA lage.---Messrs. gar an ran len attended the funeral of theiruncle Young Peoples' Society. -The Youlig tie spent the week end with Toronto friends. -Mr. W. F. Coulthard, of of engines anladder d laddtrucks. The Notes. -Mr. William Fowler, of ukulele, piano and violin was a splen- Peoples' meeting of North Side Unit- Toronto, was the guest of Mr. and spouting, sizzling gush i water fight - the Leamington, visited with Mr. Herb. He was born in this town and re- ceived his education in the public and ed Church was held on Tuesday even- The Mrs, J. A. Case this week—Mr. Wil- ing its mad battle with arch destroyer -fire. Thrilling leaps into Fowler on Monday last. -Mr. and Mrs. John Dale, Brucefield, spent Sun - _ ` with W. Barber presiding. p g• opened with Hymn 100 and Liam Fowler, of Leamington, was here this week attending the funeral waiting life nets -daredevil rescues. of day with their daughter here. -Miss home-made eats of which Mrs. Nott meeting prayer by Mr. Lane. The topic was P by Miss Beatrice Seip on of the late Thomas Mcllroy.-Mrs. H. A Lippert daughter, of Kitchener The Famous Old Stage Spectacle Comes Into Its Own $y Way Of the E. Jewett, of Port Huron, has re - turned home after spending, a week THE COATS then taken "Canadian Poets." Several took Parti and were here this week visiting Mrs. Intnitless Resources of the Motion with Miss Florence Fowler. - Mr, MOST PREFERRED in the discussion of the Temperance Lippert'$ mother, Mrs. J. W. Jones. Picture Producer. and Mrs. G. W. Nott entertained a ARE THE question, namely, Miss Marion Scar- -Mr. and Mrs. W, Hogg, Miss Mabel SEE TB [S TREMENDOUS SUPER- number of their friends to a social COATS MOST t; BE lett, Miss A. Govenlock, Mr. R_ Sav- and Mr. Leslie Hogg, of Stratford, SPECIAL evening on Friday last, -FURRED l.uge, S. Scott and Mr. Hartry; piano were visitors this week at the home Huggarth.-Mrs. Fern, of Chatham, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nott Enter - duet by Mrs. Barber and Mary; chor- of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Habkirk,- It Will Haunt and Grip You With a tains.-A jolly evening was spent at We are showing won - us by J. Cluff, B. Cluff, M. Crich and Mrs. Earl Bell is visiting with To- Thousand Thrills! `Lewiston," on the Huron Road, derful values in New Ap- A, Govenlock; reading by Miss M, ronto friends.-M.rs. John Sclater un- ' West, the home of Mr, and Mrs. Wes. proVed 1926 Modes -.Coats Rivers were enjoyed by all. Refresh- derwent an operation for appendicitis SATURrl:\5MATINEE, 10 and 15c, Nott on Friday evening last, the made from soft, sumptu- ments were seed and the meeting served p' Hospital on Wednes- in the Seaforth Hos EVENINGS, 15 and 25 cents guests numbering ahout eighty, and esus fabrics, trimmed with '1 closed with "God Save the King." day, -Mr. J. .I, Merner, of Windsor, Tax Included were present from Goderich, Detroit, luxurious furs if was here this week visiting his fam- ily,-Miss Helen McDougall is visit- Priiieess Lucknow, Walton and surrounding places, the bevy of young people dresses rand, you want a low priced coat see what we have for Death of Former Resident.-�Sylves- ing with relatives in Goderich town- Broome in their gay colorif evecom a beautiful combination, $10 to $25 each. ter Everatt, formee,�'ly of Seaforth, 833 ship. -Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of Winthrop, are moving into Mrs, presented while the older young people looked erg died at the family, residence, si Thursday Hoggarth's house on North Main their best as they joined in the dant- 1126 _ Lorne Avenue, London, Street -Miss Asman of the Colleg- ing. Splendid music was given of last week, at the age of 76. Mr. Sate staff, spent the week end at her Everett had been a re is su of Lon- home in Toronto. -Mrs. W. A. Wright don for six years. He is survived cmugh- spent Thursday with Clinton friends. his widow, two sons and one SpitUi- pMiss Irene Patterson, of Toronto, ter: Le Hoy, traveller for Spittal' Pit the week end with friends here. Brothers: Edward, of Regina, and pert. e e Southgate left on Thurs- Miss Kathleen, to home. The funeral day for New York, where she will was held on Saturday afternoon at end the winter with her daughter, o'clock to Woodland Cemetery, Rev. p' .'firs. R. A. Wilson.—Mr. C. Neely, T. Charlton, rector of Matthew's ')f Buffalo, is visiting at the home of Anglican Church officiating. For some years before moteng tob Lon his mother here.—The Golf Club are holding a embers' dance in the G. shop in the store now occupied butcher by Mr. don Mr. Everett conducted utchesW mV. A. Club on Friday evening of S. T. Holmes on Main Street. next week.—The December tsession of the County Council opens in Gode- 1 rich on Tuesday next. — Messrs. A. and J. Broadfoot, A, Sinclair and Mel - The Late Herman Siegel- — The vin Crich, of Tuckersmith, are ex - Stratford paper makes the following hibiting at the Guelph Winter Fair reference to the death of Mr. Her- this week —Mr. Bruce Scott, of To - man Siegel, brother of Mrs. Sydney ronto, is lvvisiting at the home of Mr. Deem, of this town, brief mention of and 'sirs. D. IMcLean, in Tuckersmith. which was made in The Expbsit lr —Mr. W. G. Spencer entertained the last week: "The sad news was re- Senior Boys' Class of First Presby- ceived in Mitchell on Thursday thatl terian Church Sunday School i t din - A NEW WELL -FITTING FASHIONABLE DRESS IS ALWAYS A WELCOME GIFT EVEN GIVEN TO ONESELF. If you want a dress of Charmeuse, San Toy, E FIannel, Silk or Satin li Crepe you will find it here. Prices $6.00 to $20_ You could give someone / more expen's'ive ithinga than a 'house dress, but. not more useful. T b & price -98c up. throughout the evening. The Vic- ner in the school room of the church cn Thursday evening of last week.-- That Last Why not a CLOCK, the "Friendly Gift," From the moment it first trola did its part in the entertain- lage.---Messrs. gar an ran len attended the funeral of theiruncle - ment. An orchestra composed of away. and Mrs. Edward Siegel, of Mitchell. Mrs. Gr C. Dale, who has been spend- 'n ukulele, piano and violin was a splen- here. St Marys Journal -Argus: The in London on Thursday last. -We are to know Mrs. Donald McKel- did feature of the evening, and the Here you will find both the Art Linen and the Table Linen Sections offering an unusual collection of lovely linen for gifts. He was born in this town and re- ceived his education in the public and spacious dining room with its waxed j`L The Best Gifts are the /�" " Gifts floor would compare with the most week that Herman Siegel was ill and You will find, choosing Linen for certain friends a pleasure here. up-to-date ball room, and last if not least, was the bountiful lunch of A CHARMING GIFT IS A SWEATER COAT >f home-made eats of which Mrs. Nott The usefulness of a Sweater Coat is evident, Tuckersmith: Sr. IV -Helen Thomp- is justly famed, and all went away feeling that Mr. and Mrs. Nott and PRICES -$1.49 TO $6.50 Handkerchiefs here for everybody= -5e to $2.00 family had lost none of the old- day that he bad crossed the great be- son, 80%; Margaret Broadfoot, 79; time hospitality. respected resident of the Mitchell CROMARTY :Votes. -Miss Margaret McLean, of Both Plain 600 value Road, in the person of Mr. George �` yond. A I t' his school as- UA6 Fillmore, Sask., is visiting friends in And ' ,,`_" t4r the vicinity. -Miss Pearl Thompson, teacher of S. S. No. 4, Hibbert, spent Hand "' Embroidered. NT 7'/V ('�,e (�� $3.95 Pair the week end with her aunt, Miss P: LL v r �s il� Huggarth.-Mrs. Fern, of Chatham, spent the past week with her sister- in-law, Mrs. A. Robertson, of the vil- Edd F I, Al WOMEN ALWAYS LIKE GIFTS OF LINEN Herman Siegel, of Buffalo, had passed He was a son of the late Mr. ner in the school room of the church cn Thursday evening of last week.-- That Last Why not a CLOCK, the "Friendly Gift," From the moment it first Wallace, Carlingford; 1s slightly 1m proved. -Mr. Duncan McKellar, Jr., who has spent the past few months in the West, has returned to his home lage.---Messrs. gar an ran len attended the funeral of theiruncle - his sudden death. The remains which away. and Mrs. Edward Siegel, of Mitchell. Mrs. Gr C. Dale, who has been spend- 'n - - here. St Marys Journal -Argus: The in London on Thursday last. -We are to know Mrs. Donald McKel- GIVE HER Here you will find both the Art Linen and the Table Linen Sections offering an unusual collection of lovely linen for gifts. He was born in this town and re- ceived his education in the public and ing several weeks with friends Detroit, returned home on Saturday j`L The Best Gifts are the /�" " Gifts pleased lar of this place, who is lying ill at week that Herman Siegel was ill and You will find, choosing Linen for certain friends a pleasure here. hig scboois here. For quite a num- h She was accompanied by her sister, ( >f HAND BAG the home of her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Tuckersmith: Sr. IV -Helen Thomp- $1.00 up. In all LStyles, from the ter of years the late Mr. Siegel had been an engineer on the Erie Rail- road and his run was from Buffalo to New York City. He was seized mre Mrs. VokPs, and two daughters, who spent several days with friends here. That Last Why not a CLOCK, the "Friendly Gift," From the moment it first Wallace, Carlingford; 1s slightly 1m proved. -Mr. Duncan McKellar, Jr., who has spent the past few months in the West, has returned to his home - his sudden death. The remains which while in his engine cab and lost con- this TUCKERSMITH ticks out its "Merry Christmas" here. St Marys Journal -Argus: The She can find use for it GIVE HER sciousness there. Relatives in town got word on Saturday of last School Report. -The following is throughout all its long years, it is cheery, almost animate presence. a hearts of many in Blanshard Town the whole year round - _Whenever she goes A NEW week that Herman Siegel was ill and the report of School Section No. 7. We have a splendid selection from ship were saddened .by the news of out HAND BAG then the news reached here on Thurs- Tuckersmith: Sr. IV -Helen Thomp- $1.00 up. In all LStyles, from the the death of a well known and highly Handkerchiefs here for everybody= -5e to $2.00 the home of his aunt, Mrs. M. Shea, day that he bad crossed the great be- son, 80%; Margaret Broadfoot, 79; dainty bedroom clock to the large respected resident of the Mitchell Besides the members of his Arthur Thompson, 36. Jr. TV -Eliz- tambour clock. Road, in the person of Mr. George yond. A I t' his school as- F1• 'D df t Stacey who passed away in St. Jos- We are ready to show you pretty Styles that have just coma from the makers. faily an 's Ives, s•oci;ates were grieved to learn of abeth Forrest, 84; . inor roa oes , 82; James McGregor, 82; Alister SEE DISPLAY IN WINDOW I epb's Hospital, London. Mr. Stacey his sudden death. The remains which Broadfoot, 74; Mary Forrest, 64 ; We also suggest-- who was but sixty-one years of ago, INCLUDE HANDKERCHIEFS IN YOUR GIFT LIST were accompanied from Buffalo by Norman Siegel, of Stratford, arrived 'Lloyd McGee. Sr. III --.James Black 71; William Forrest, 68; Marion VICTOR RFICORDS PEARLS had been ill about a week previous and upon being admitted to the hos- They never fail to give great pleasure to the recipient especially in Mitchell - on the 9,30 train on Fri- Thompson, 67. Sr. II -Mary Broad- RINGS WATCHES pital, had undergone a serious opera- when they are as lovely as the ones you can select here, day evening and were conveyed to foot, 91: *Harold Nicholson. Sr. i- FRENCH IVORY' SILVERWARE tion, which was successfully perform- Handkerchiefs here for everybody= -5e to $2.00 the home of his aunt, Mrs. M. Shea, 'kJohn Nicholson, "Arthur Cameron. PENS AND PENCILS ed but the resultant shock caused (Louise Cruse), in the north end of -Vera A. Crozier, Teacher. his death. He was a son of the late the town. The late Herman SiegelJ�� Thomas Stacey, of Usborne Tp., was a member of a Masonic Lodge I J. F. where he was born. Fourteen years in Buff'al'o. Ile eras never marriedJEWELLER later the family moved to Cromarty, and was in his 4401 yeaMcKILLOP year. "He is sur- where he married Miss Henrietta A BATHROBE Ott AN UMBRELLA DAINTY UNVER- vived by two brothers vbd'six sisters: North End Notes. -Some of the -"- Bell. After this union, Mr. and Mrs. XD46NA IS A WEAR ARE WE% - Ernest, of RvnsalI; N•ormarr, of Stmt- farmershave been ploughing sod o Stacey took up residence near Car- makes a splendid gift POPULAR COML GIFTS ford; Wag Emma Siegel, of Los An- during the last few days. To be surre, lingford and( there they lived for six and a useful one. GIFT They.,comprise'.Rayon. Aeg, Cal.; Miss Theresa Siegel, of an oecasiornal snawatarm drives themRed&White years, finally coming to $t. Marys 8r Silk Ind Cottons; flu* Ca1>yary, Alija.; M,rs. Lawson t1VC e), under cover. --.Mr. George Dundas has and making their 'Home on Walling - pro -gel $6.00 to $7.50 $1.75 to $5.00 ly .xriade�-dibo to '$$.� of SE Pauls, 1Vlirin.; Mica Edith pro -Eel built 'and occupies a nice new reel- Chan Stores ton Street. In 1918 the• �Staeey fam- and M'ts:'Nem (Olive)• of Sea£•6Yt11, dente to take the place o£ the one sly n1'aved an to the Old Reuden Rey- and 1C�Crts. Ghat'les 1Vlasters, (Lo'u'se) deshroye'd by fire last summer. -The nard farm, just• west of the town, of I3r'antf'ord. The funeral writ be. OV PRICES Pon WEER monthlymeeting of the Bethel Ladies' and four years later they tock up 75C 11efid S>nYda''y'kffe'rn06V from tho rLsi- g STA%t'I` IG lyECRMBER . $rd HEARTH IlITGS to Aid wills beheld at the home of Mrs. tiles. allbde on rile last 1Vlitchell road. Would encase Mo er) Agree of his ii-obt, Mrs, M. 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