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DEATHS
t= McDermid.-I•n Seaforth, on Deeergber lith
Isabell Hamilton, relict of the late Angus
McDermid, aged 89 years.
Taylor. -At Grand Bend, on December 6t
John J. Taylor, aged 81 years and 1 month
r_ Duncan, -In Us�borne, on December 6th, Emil
Rodger:, beloved wife of J, R. Duncan, aged
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week for Detroit, where he intends
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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nor :L. n.a againt the estate of Matilda
firu'„lb.idue, late of the Town of Seaforth.
\bid ,w, decried, who died on the lith day
of November, 1926, are renuireti to forward
their claims, duly Proven, to the underig-ned
Solicitors, on or before the 8th day of .lanu-
ary, 1927, after which date the Fxecutor will
proceed to distribute the artate, having regard
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DATED at Seaforth. Ont.. th,, lt;th day
of December. 1926.
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tiolicitnry for Exe, uw.,r.
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B gHORTHORN CALVES FOR SALE. -POR
sale two Shorthorn bull calves, 11 and jj4
r months old, one red and one white. Will be
sold reasonable for quick sale. Apply to W.
H. JAMIESON, R. R. No. 2, Seaforth, or
phone 8 on 616, Clinton. 8078-tf
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SHORTHORN
4 Shorthorn bull calves, 11 to 16
y months, 2 reds and 2 roans- These are from
good milking strain. Apply to A- & J.
BROADFOOT, Seaforth, or phone 81 on 150.
8076-tf
t SHORTHORN'S FOR SALE. -ONE Cow
with a month old heifer calf, and three
2 -year-old heifers, two due to calve in Janu-
ary, the other in May. These are all off
f Sootch breeding. Apply to JAMES McIN-
TOSH. R. R. 3, Seaforth, or phone 137 r 41.
3078x2
WOOD AND PIGS FOR SAL .-A QUAN-
tlty of dry wood, 12 inches long, from
$4 to $5 a cord; 50 good suckling pigs, also
100 chunks coming in next week. Inquiries
cheerfully answered. W. M. SPROAT. Phone
136-2, Seaforth. 3074-tf
Fj ARMS FOR SALE --A FEW CHOICE
farms in the Townships of Usborne.
Tuckemmith and Hibbert. Good buildings and
well located a, to markets. THOMAS CAM-
ERON, Exeter, Ont. 8068 -Lf
FARM FOR SALE. -FOR SALE LOT 80,
7tb Cancession, Hibbert Township. Splen-
did improved 100 acre farm, beat buildings to
Perth County; well fenced and drained. Come
to see growing crops. Apply R. S. HAYS,
Seaforth. 8061-tf
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MAKE THIS THE
HAPPIEST CHRISTMAS
BY GIVING HER
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PERFECT
BLUE WHITE
DIAMOND
SHOP EARLY
J. A. WESTCOTT, JEWELER
Opposite W .A. Crich
Open Phone 23
Evenings Residence 64J
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A Panel of Good
GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
WRIST WATCH
COMPACTS
TOILET ARTICLES
WALDEMER CHAINS
BELT CHAINS
KNIVES
POCKET WATCHES
T1E PINS
EMBLEM RINGS
PEARL & ONYX RINGS
PEARLS
SIGNET RINGS
CLOCKS
PEN AND PENCIL SETS
DIAMOND RINGS
SILVERWARE
BAR PINS
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Because Slippers, like no other gift, eonyb;
Wishes for good health and comfort in tla ccallhll ti ' hl
Buy thele at SMITH'Sr and -your m�#ieJ des
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Our entire stock is so arranged that you can see '
make your selections quickly.' f
CHILDREN LADIES
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Plaid Straps ...... 75c Plaid Slippers ..... 95c Plaid Slippers .,$y1°�.
Picture Slippers ... 95c Boudoirs, all colors. .$I Bottdoirs,a'll+colars<$'
Bunn Sli Bronze, Silver Everetis•
Y peers, .$1.10 ,sAa
Arctic Kosies....$1.15 and Patent ....$1.25 leather, $1.25 to
Quilted Satins ... $1.50 Arctic Xosiies .,„$,gt}"
Moccasin's ..... , . $1.10 Felt House
Boots, $1.75 Spats, realEng
' ^ Galoshes ...-....$1.95 Genuine Leather..$2.25 :{ as
, Moccasins, $1.71rand
HOCKEY SHOES For Every Member of the Family, t
For the convenience of our Christmas shoppers we have ar
ranged a delivery service to any part of the town.
J. H. Smith
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The Store of the Christmas Spirit
PHONE 51. Opposite Bank of Commerce SEAFORTH
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Club Bags j Hockey Shoes
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uatel "r, 'b,• 10th t'on, ea„n of Huller t, NOT1c F. � hareby given that. all persons Q g 7� q'�g� O)
3,nt i xrd Fro- t. half Ln[ ° r„a taming t ,0 having claim, uvairwt the estate of Ma �p . J. �LEAI$, JI O
tf. ,acre.+ There Orr nn the pr,-r-t.+es a •.rveTl- � Ann Munn. late of the Village of Kinburn, I O TJ
room -1 fr,,m,• 1-i- and , lar,n• kitchen w,'n Married Woman, decea ed, who died on the � 0 O
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ft Wciatrrn attr•hed. alnn m„'1' 27th d+ty of September, 1926, are required to
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drivrnu h„u-a. 20x in, .1ne,.•r failing drilled day of December, 1926. after which date the
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well with windmill and supply tank with Executors will
proceed W distribute the estit e p-
wat.er through the stahlts: also a never fail- having regard only to the claim of which O Equipment. O Lb
Sag spring A'eUl near the centre of the farm. 7J
.. they shall then have had notice. The
Christmas
Has all ben seeded to grass. This farm vs Dated at Seaforth, On't., this 9th day of O Night and Day Service. O Store,"
well fenced and les drained, with tenacres December, 1926.O Phone 19-22, Dublin. O
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NOMINATION NOTICE
McKILLOP
The annual meeting of ratepayer of the
Township of McKillop mill be held at the
Hall, Winthrop, on Monday, the 27th day of
December, from 1 till 2 o'clock p.m., for the
1pnrpose of nominating a Reeve and four
6ouncillors for the year 1927, and in the
event of more persons being nominated than
are required to fill the at,verul offices, an alec-
tion will he head on Monday, January the
3rd. 1927, from 9 a.m. till 5 p. m., at Polling
Div. No, 1, Jas. F. Carlin'A House, Lot 25,
Don. 4, ,fames Evs,ns. D.R.O., Thomas Moylan,
P.C.: Polling Div. No. 2 Joseph Hogg's
Arouse, Lot 25. C n. 4, .John McDowell. D.R.O.,
Nr. George Eaton. P.C.: Polling Div. No. 7
�loseph Smith's house. Let l0. Con. 12. .John'.
7.eerni•ng, D.R.O., John Murray. P.C.: Pol-ling
Div. No. 4 School House No. 7, Lot 26, Con,
12. John Balfour, D.R•O., Willis Dundas, P.C.
JOHN McNAY.
8079-2 Returning Officer.
THE JOHN RANKIN
AGENCY
Insurance of all kinds.
Bonds, Real Estate
-Money to Loan
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
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JUST ONE WEEK UNTIL
CHRISTMAS
lblake this Store Headquarters for a
Gift Shop.
Let us show you what we have for
Father, Mother, gister and Brother.
live also have a supply of Groceries,
Candies and Nuts. Here are a few
.of our Specials: -
,CORN FLAKES ri®�
3 for
11CIN6 SUGAR ff A�
a :p6imas for ........ . ..... L.7
33131 'TABLE, SYRUP Z�JC
3 pounds far ......
SHE�.tXID WALNUTS �t1�
1 pound 1J
,CANDIED CtIVIR €t.IES �I1C
1 pound O
'Tr our blend of hoose Tea, Orange
Pekoe; specfi4 2 pounds.. 41-39
Quality Gu'arantded.
TREE -One bag of Redpath S>rgar. li
Guessing Contest begins Saturday,
Deeembex 11th and ends December
24th, dates inclusive. Ask us !
About it.
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Seaforth, December 15th, 1926.
DEAR HELEN:
Have you seen the pretty Silk and Crepe Scarfs BRIGHT'S have"
Just in case you hadn't, I thought you might be interested in some-
thing of this kind, for your boy friend. The price is so reasonable,
too, only $2,75. They have some really Pure Irish Linen Handker-
chiefs, too; best quality I've seen for the money anywhere, in three
aifferent sizers, at 35c, 50c and 60c, and, Oh, say! Ask them to show
you two Sweater Coats they have, one in Cardinal and one White.
I'd love to have either one of then mysetif, not hinting, of course.
Merry Christmas.
ELIZABETH.
Seaforth, December 15th, 1926.
FRIEND FRANK:
You were asking the other day what you could get your Brother
for Christmas. Here's an idea -One of those Japanese Silk Muffler3
at BRIGHT'S in a white ground with dark blue polka dot. "Gee!
They're swell," and as price means something to both of us, Welll
they're only $2.5/0. Ask to see their $12.00 Dressing Gown; it's a
"Wow." Also the gown with slippers to match, dandy for travelling.
These are marked down to $3.00 and a real bargain. They have
some rather good looking Crepe Ties, too,'very nicely boxed and
priced to meet our wad.
"Oh, yes!" and say! if ,you are thinking of me this year, I'll just.
have size 15V2 of the Mauve, Biue, Tan or White in BRIGFIT's fancy
boxed Shirts, with collar to match. "Thank you." Best wishes,
"JIM."
R.E. BRIGHT, Seaforth
Dress Well and Succeed
"PIIS" GIFT,
When you are selecting a Gift for a Man, you like to feel that it is
something that will be seen often -.noticed and admired by other:
people. He will appreciate any of these Gifts:-
WATCHES -
Pocket Watches in White and Green Gold, engraved cases, $10 up
WristWatches ............................. ..$5.00 up
Ingersoll Wrist Watches (New Style) .... . ....... . . . .. . .$5,00
MALDEMARS to match watches . . ........................$1.50 up
PEN KNIVES in White and Green Gold...................$2.00 up
POCKET COMBS in gold fililed cases ......................$1.00 up
CUFF LINKS, -
Kum -a -Part Cuff Buttons from ...... . ...........$Zoo to $5,00
White and Green Gold filled Links ........ . . . .. . . . . . . $1.50 up
Pearl Topped Link-,; ............................75c to $1.75
RINGS_
signet Rings ...... $L50 up Stone Rings ...... $5.00 up
FOUNTAIN PENS AND PPNCILS
Parker-Duofold Pens .. $2.75 up
Waterman Pens ......... $2.75 up
Eversharp Pencils in Silver, Gold and colors...... $1.00 no
UKULELES AND BANJOS ........ . ... . . . . ............ $2.50 up
CHRISTMAS I;!.ECORDS-�-A VERY S SONABLE GIFT
I F DALY Jew. I ellen
1 m o s an out with Special clearness.
lj first, of course, is "true thoughtfulness" in every gift you give; and, second, "true economy," wherever
it can be practical, for all of us have learned the value of spending judiciously. To have gift things
that would truthfully express the sincerity of the giver and to have those things at prices which will
make your Christmas money go far, we feel we have s u c c e e d edmost splendidly, and we're sure
you will agree when you join the many shoppers who are coming here to make their selections from
bountiful assortments of beautiful gift things for Christmas.
SHIRTS
Always appreciated as a Christmas
/Gift. Our stock is new and all Shirts
are made with soft or hard collar to
match. Regal Shirts are made to fit.
Infancy stripes, cheeks and plain and
fancy broadcloths. All Shirts boxed.
$1.9:1 TO $2.95
MUFFLERS
That add to the appearance of ev-
ery cont and are most comfortable.
In Silks and Cashmeres, both plain
and fancy colors. A muffler to match
every coat,. Boxed.
$1.50 TO $2.95
SOCKS
Wbat is nic('r :n give than Hosiery?
See our stark „f Cashmeres, Silk and
Wgo1, Silks in pinin, checks, stripes
and rings. If it.'s new, we have it.
Aill our Hosier- is imported direct
from England. Bolded.
50c TO $1.25
3lue Serge Suits
The chances are you will be out to
many social as well as home function.
during this festive season. Nothing wil
really make ,you feel better than to hav
the proper Suit for.quch occasions. Th,
Blue Suit really is the thing. Sizes art
complete in every model. The valhle,
are exceptional. Nothing better style(
or sold elsewhere at our prices.
$21.50 TO $35.00
Thrifty Range ®f
Men's Overcoats
('hoice Fancy Tweeds, Whitneys, Mil-
lons and f hinchillas. Big, cosy, warm
Overcoats thoy are smartly tailored in
Several popui+ar models. The Overcoat
you want. is sure to he here in this large
range. $17.50 TO $35.00
PYJAMAS
That make nights comfortable no
matter how cold. Always useful and
appreciated as a Christmas Gift. Iba
many fancy patterns and plain shades.
$2.50 TO $4.00
MATS ARE POPULAR AS
GIFTS
As a rule, I)ad always can use a
NQw Hat a, Christmas time. Yes,
is carr to huy a Hat for Dad. Just
let. us hAve his size, and our huge
stork And hat knowledge is at your
service.
$1.95 TO $5.00
FANCY KNITTED
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WINDBREAKERS
50 Dresses IKnitted of all -wool yarns•. These bl
Windbreakers are the popular ouse
In Saturday's Sale for Laditls effect with cense fitting waistband.
Gay Plaids and Check and many fancy
and misses'. color contrasts.
Rontitiful Dresses made from Satins, $rr_ na
Charmeusp and Serges-black and all the
newest shndr+q. Some strictly tailored,
TIES others daintly trimmed. Sizes 16 to 40.
Every man likes a New Tie for SATURDAY'S PICUCE-$12.9.5 \ - ---- - ---
Christmas. We have them in every
design and pattern in Crepes and GLOVES
Silks- Our assortment is most com- bixilrious Fur -Trimmed Contsfor
plete and the, largest in tgwn. Every Womon alid Misses'. He would be pleased with a now
Tie in a beautiful Christmas box, pair of Gloves. Our large stock of
Created from the season's smartest Suede, Cape, Mocha, /silk or Wool
50c TO $1.35 materials, richly trimmed with luxuri- lined, also pure wool gloves are most
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
That are useful and appreciated:
Suspenders, Garters, Arm Bands, Col-
1•aCuff uff H
inks, Bath Rubes, and-
kerehiefs, Underwezar,
FOR BOYS
Stockings, Bloises, S" ' y TIesy
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Velbnrs, Diivetynes and Needlepoints- 'BSc �� $�r50
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fine assortment. Alt sizes in this lot -
all one price. Values to $45,00.
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See our assortment of Tweeds and
Velours at less than wholesale. Values ' .
to $27.50. O1
SALE PRICE, $19.504
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