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Street Church, Clinton" was the win- 90, Muriel Wright 86, Erwin Siller
ner among the $
young`tpdies and also 79, Morley 'Wiright 75, Ivan Taylor
received a silver' medat Her ,ubjpct 73, Myrtle Papple 73, Robby Watson
was "The League of Nations,"—The 67, Milton Taylor 62. Primers—Hazel
services at the United!- Church, Bay- ; Wilson 82, Audrey Walters 78, Jack
field, on November Pith, were con- : Calwill 67, Preston Dallas 66. Elsie
ducted as a thank ofi're'ting, under the Robins had perfect marks in daily
W. M. S. Society, -r . (Rev.)
M Geo. Spelling; Evelyn Wilson and Flora
Weir, of BIyth, was the speaker, and McDougall had three mistakes each
gave a most interesthig address on while Erwin Sillery had five. The
the work done, both ani?. home an4 a- � following had perfect attendance:—
broad by the Women's issionary So- I Jean 'Watson, Willie Papple, Bobby
ciety, There was a good attendance ; Dalrymple, W. D. Wilson, Beatrice
and the interest displayed speaks Armstrong, Earl Papple, Mary Mee -
well for the s'ucces's of the work. Mrs. Cully, Annie Papple, Mayme Watson,
Gale, president of that kociety, took ; Flora MpDougall, Annie B. M¢Dau•-
charge of the devotional` exercises, and gall, Donald' MacDonald, Grace
Mrs. Wallis read the Scripture les- Dalrymple, Elsie Robins, Myrtle Pap -
son. ple, Erwin �Sillery, Hazel Wilson,
Preston Dallas. Percentage attend-
ance for the month was 97 of pos-
sible aggregate. — M. McNaughton,
v�vrrY�v��t��vpv�
ll3 .0 Teacher.
ISchool Report: The following is
the report of School Section No. 10,
Tuckersmith, for the month of No- Sgj°A�LEY
vember: Sr. IV—*Arthur Varley 80, ' School' Report. The following is
Sidney Taylor 76, Noloon Riley 71, the report of School Section No. 7,
Agnes Fairbairn and Loreen Martin Stanley, for the month of November'.
62 (equal). Jr. IV --William McLean Those marked with an asterisk miss -
770.. Sr. III—Laura Tremeer, 78, ed one or more tests: Sr. IV—Helen
Gertrude Martin 70, Mervyn Hod- Anderson 85%, *Irene Turner
gert k 55. Sr.
63, *Robert Reid 61. Jr, III— 111 --Jeanette McAllister 85, Annie
Verna McLean 78, "'Margaret Taylor Carlile 84, 'Wilmer Turner 77, Dor-
*Elsie Reid 60. Jr. II—Myrtle Riechert
Taylor 79, Gordon Ilhodgert een 70, George Stephenson
71, George 31. II— Allan Love 80, Billie Reid
Varley 66. Those who missed one ex-
are marked by an asterisk. 65, Stewart Turner 25. I A—Julene
Those who had, perfect Stephenson 86. I B—Margaret Riech-
attendance
Agnes Fairbairn, Nelson ert 55. Primer—Margaret Lwe, Ruth
Riley, McAllister.—T. S. Beattie, Teacher.
William McLean, Mervyn Hodgert,
Verna McLean, Gordon Hodgert,
Myrtle Taylor, Number on roll, 17; ]HI�ILI[�I1�IC° IEI�T
attendance, 14.8--R. J. Simp- Notes.—Mr. and Mrs. M. Elliott and
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the pupils is in
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some training that will enaable thein to
use this increased leisure
profitably,
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II'AI A YOU �1`TiOU3iLIIA i IinA17�ID IE4
use it in such ways as will develop
thein own characters and their powers
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If there is am time of the �r mvlien utolrnolbile ar'iSi'n
y y a parking is vital to com-
to their'day and genera -
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mmunity }business,, it is n�oer^,r. •
�onservice
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win giant Christmas Rausirrt zs Seaforth does s e ase will depend ira
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30 little 'degree on the numbzr �f 'agltclnublles th5t can be parked, and the
'turn
HURON ([:OUET°jl°Y ILIIVIE
over" of each parking space. 7 or that reason every possible parking
space should be made to pay a m'm�.-ianum .profit, which mens that no ear
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should occupy a 'space for longer period of ,time than necesse,ry to transact
business, and that "dead heady' cars should, not be allowed parked in the
Thd County was represented at the
Royal Winter Fair, Toronto,
business district at all.
by a live
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The .haibit and practice of local (business and professional 'people of con-
stock judging' team composed of: Mr.
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varting "live" parking space into dead storage by parking 'their personal cars
or lou
$ g periods of time, thereby monopolizing in one day, space that could
William Archibald, -Seaforth; Mr.
Walter Zurussels Corrie; Mr. Robert
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itis used by five "pay" or customer cars, is not only a community business
liability, roosting you money, but a means of actually driving business away
Coultes Brussels,
This team competed in the Inter-
1. 5County
from their own stores.
competition in -which thirty
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Here are a few suggestions for those who want more business:
three other counties' were entered.
The competition this year was
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Wise merchant association will arrange with garage and parking let
pxab-
ably more keenly contester than any
proprietors for parking to be free to all those holding sales slips for pur-
previous. Out of the 34 teams the
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chase of goods over a specified amount; they will clean up and convert every
Huron Count team stood
y cod eleventh
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vacant lot near the business district into parking space, arrange for special
with Mr. William Archibald standing
police to guard tarn so parked, and see that maximum number of cars are
high in the entire competition in
accommodated, and both facts widely advertised,
Stores can well afford to deliver purchases to cars parked in garages and
p g g
horse judging. The spread in
1 g' p Foists
between
,,,k ;
Hots, the attendants accepting such deliveries and su'pervisin'g placing of such
the winning team and the
Huron County boys was only 108
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deliveries in proper automobiles, At this season many boys, and even men,
be
points and '.the possible score was
can secured for this work at reasonable compensation.
3,000 points. Although our team did
If an arterial highway runs directly through the main business section,
not stand at the top, they made a
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re-route this traffic until after busy buying season.
very creditable 'showing. The county
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Keep trucks and all slow -going vehicles out of business district as much
will again be represented at the In-
,;
as possibly
Make spee¢¢ia1 effort to solicit the co-operation of regular and special police.-
men, earnestly asking that they do everything possible to be friendly
ter -County Live Stack Judging Com -
petiti:.n to be held at the Provincial
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and
courteous with everyone with whom they come in contact, and at the same
Winter Fair, Guelph. The members
for this team will be:
time enforce rte ar in regulations 1
k i u tions affab .The policemen a t
parking g Y P e n re he floorwalkers
MT Douglas s Ca m bel 1 B1
g h• M P r.
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of your community, and can make or break community business.
James McIntosh, Seaforth; Mr. Cecil
d
IThis is not a matter of importance to the business men alone. It affects
Coultes, Wringham; Mr. �G•ardon Rey-
2very property owner, every worker and every citizen in Seaforth. The
,holds, Seaforth.
School Report: The following is
family and E. Anderson of Cen-
more :general business done, the more you benefit—it pays you a profit if
The three who will make the team
9, Tuckersmith, for the month of
Q
business is good; it costs you money if business is poor. Therefore, it'a
will be chosen from the four men -
V-4Helen Upshall 5181Yq. Sr, IV
Michigan, spent a few days with bel
good business to park as you would be parked'by. -
tioned above.
Margaret Broadfoot -73 2-3, Mac
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This Town Doctor Article is publitp� `,*by The Expositor, in co-operation
the Seaforth Lions' Club. a,F;F..
REPORT ORT O F HOG
Mackay 46, 'Russell Hodgert 38, Billy
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SI�II�DW ENTS
87, Glen Houston 3�3. Sr. II
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-Bobby Gemmell 85'f� , Stewart Love
The following is the report of hog
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port that Mr. W. Love is able to be
Mackay 85, Willie Hodgert 80, Billy
IEURON (OLD BOYS ®IES
THE CO LILIEGEALTE
shipments for month ending October
highest marks obtained in Brit-
with her friend, Miss Martha Carlile.
sh History, Jack Consitt, 84; in Can-
—Mr. Earl Dick, of Hensall, is busily
31st, 1929: .
engaged in' grinding in this vicinity at
Margaret Hay, 100; in
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°!1'OIE�,®NTO
1C®PVIIM EN CIEPVIIIEN� T-
Seaforth—Total hogs, 264; select
bacon, 105; bacon, 128; butchers, 11;
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at the home of Mr, and MTs. W. Car -
The annual meeting of the Huron
T he sixth annual Commencement
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heavies, 3; lights and feeders, 7.
Walton, -Total hog's, 202; select
,
he ,school report for School Section
Old Boys' Association of Toronto was
Exercises of the Seaforth Collegiate
bacon, 77; 'bacon, 101; :butchers, 13 ;
on daily work and weekly ex-
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held in the auditorium of the ventral
I Institute will be 'held in Cardno o Hail
extra heavies, 6.
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Y.M.C.A. on Friday evening last, and
Thursday evening, December 19th,
Hensall—Total hogs, 581; select
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nothwithstanding the zero weather
'Graduation diplomas will be pres-
bacon, 135; bacon, 356; 'butchers, 65; 71,
Ferguson. After the meeting Miss
EcCully 71, James McCully 67, Earl
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prevailing, there was a good attend-
ented on this occasion. Pupils who
heavies, 5,
Mills gave a 'prize to the one that got
McDougall 85, Annie Belle MCDou-
the most gold stars. Miss Ethel Dex-
once.
have passed the departmental exam-
Huron County Locals—Total hogs,
programme lunch was served by
Wright 63, Mac Wilson 59, Del-
Misses Josephine Livingston, Ella
The Secretary's report gave a corn-
inations in at least twelve subjects
3,0160; select bacon, 877; bacon, 1,735; amination
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der the doctor's care just now. We
plete record of the activities and do-
of the Lower and Middle School course
butchers 281- heavies, 57• extra heav-
'and
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DINNER SETS—(Special ,Discount—You will be delighted with
shapes, colors and designs. Truly a great display,
ings of the Association for the. year,
including seven compulsory subjects
ies, '5; lights feeders, 5'7. are:
TOYS, DOLLS, BOOKS AND GAMES—We are known as the Santa
Claus headquarters in Se'afortli. We are ready.
and referred to its continued progress.
and five of the optional subjects, may
Huron County—Total hogs, 7,990;
CHRISTMAS CAI:i)S-•-,Biggest value ex,er offered; 12 cards, lined
The Treasurer, Mr. W. A. Buchan-
receive Graduation Diplomas' on ap-
select bacon, 2,459;,bacon, 4,409; but -
J19WIELRY ASSOitTM1ENT--•New shipmont. There's a big saving here.
en, presented his annual report, giv-
plication to the Principal. Most
chers, 997; heavies, 11'5; extra heav-
extra
y71-`Jfi�,•�KES�+G�IIrI�T
S JYIVIG
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ing details of receipts and expendi-
pupils and ex=pupils who are entitled
les, 14; lights and feeders, average
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tures, and showing a balance of
to apply for Graduation Diplomas
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$131.48 on hand.
have passed more than the required
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Mr. C. S. McDonald, Bayfield Old
minimum of twelve subjects. Those
VAli�I�A t
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Boy, gave a very instructive and en-
wishing diplomas should communicate
tertaining address, re his trip around
with the Principal at once in order
Notes �Mliss L. Reid, of Bayfield,
the world, giving special attention to
that the diplomas may be secured
was renewing acquaintances in our
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Japan and its people and commerce.
from the Department of Education in
vicinity last week.—Mrs. Mrs. Marks has
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The following officers were elected
time for the Commencement.
returned home from Goderich
for the ensuing year:
The value .of dramatic work in.the
tel much improved in health, we are
a are
Honorary Presidents, T. A. Russell,
study of literature as well as in the
pleased to say.—The members of the
J. A. McLaren, R. C. King, A. E.
development of public speaking abil-
Council met in the Hall Monday. The 5
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Forbes; Hlonorary Vice -Presidents,
ity and poise, is being more fully re-
next meeting will be December ,lith,
Mesdames I. H. Brown, G. C. Young,
cey'nized each year. This year the
and will be the last meeting of the
H. B. Stowe; President, D. D. Wilson;
pupils, under the able direction of
year.—Mr. J. E. Hlarnwell, Tgwnship
1st Vice -Presidents, J. A. Cameron,
Miss 'Sinclair and Miss Fennel, are
Clerk, attended the meeting of the
H. B. 'Stowe, Harry Martin; 2nd Vice-
preparing -two entertaining plays for
council on Mon'd'ay. Mr, Harnwell is 8
Presidents, Mesdames D. Thompson,
the Commencement programme.
now a resident of Goderich,—We are
EL D. Cooke, B. H. McCreath, Gea.
A -special Christmas school maga-
pleased to report Mr. Stelk is slowly
Ir
Ferguson, Miss Fannie Paterson;
zine is being prepared by the pupils,
improving.—,Mrs. R. Cameron and lit-
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Secretary, E. Fioody; assistant Secre-
with contributions from the various
tle son, Bobbie, are the guests of her I
tary, Mrs. L. M. Pringle; Financial
Forms and a front page message from
parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. Foster,—A a
Secretary, Miss Lavina Knox; Treas-
the Principal, which will also carry
missionary tea put on by the ladies
rarer, L. M. Pringle; Auditors, R. S.
the programme of the Commencement
of the United 'Church, which was heli
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Sheppard, C. G. Vanstcne; Chaplains,
Exercises, ,and will be distributed at
in the Temperance Hall Thursday
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Revds. C. G. Young and C. A. Hus-
the hall.
night, was well attended. — Mr, R. 1
tard; Organist, Mrs. Harry Martin;
Reception 'Committee—Mrs. D. D.
Cameron, of Hensall, spent Sunday
friends here. -L- t
199$lE. Mesdames G.p E.
C.heray,
CHATS ON 3DUCAUIDN
with The funeral of
the late John Johnston, which took
Beek,
A. E. Forbes, Joseph Beek, r Gray,
S. L. Scots, J. Moan, W. J. CTackneII,
place from the home of Mr. T. Camp -
R. :Brooks, 'M'i'ss Grace Newton, Miss
(At the Principal's Desk)
bell on Tuesday, was largely attend- a
ed. The remains were laid to rest in
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Olive Floody, Messrs. D. Johnston,
Note: The Principal will welcome
Baird's Cemetery. t
H. I. 'Morrish, L. J. W R
letters from ,parents and others inter-
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Holmes, Dr. P. E. Clarkson, Dr. H.
ested in education, and educational
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W. Hoag. Programme Committee—
Messrs. B. H. McCreath, S. W. Wick-
matters).
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ens, J. H. MCClymont, D. Crawford,
The Aims of ]Education.
a,
W Proudfoot, L. Kennedy, W. J.
A few years ago
g two quite differ-
,tet your Fruits for GhTisltmas cage ars
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Jones, R. Brook's', Dr. Campbell, Meg-
Blames H. I. Morrish, A- E. gI'anna,
ent aims appeared to dominate educa-
tion at the upper and lower extremes,
pudding now. we have extra good oua4by
Rays"'t~• Currant, Peel, Extracts end au she
u'�n� F. A.
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Charles Dot W. A. Dover, Miss
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At the lower extreme, in' the pub-
�O°d required. Edwards,
t,
]Piper, Miss L. Correll; Refreshment
lie schools, the stress was all on read-
Breezes.=Dr. A. S. Altkinson, who
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Committee —Mesdames Thompson,
ing, writing and arithmetic as the .was
here part of last week, left for
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Stowe and Wilson, Mr. W. H. Innes;
three subjects necessary to help a
Detroit Sunday. Mrs. Atkinson and
Publicity—W. Powell, Athol McQuar-
man make a living, and -to enable a
her grand daughter, who spent the a
aI
rie and A. G. Smith; Finance—Ernest
man to keep in touch with affairs
summer here, accompanied him. John
P Lee; Propertg G. A. Newton, J.
enough to be a good citizen in a self-
Atkinson, wife and son left earlier
Sll. Lyon; Visiting=—Mv. J. A. Me-
governing, democratic country.
in the week,—jMr. and Mrs. T. Mal-
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Laren; 18i�embership Committees:—
At the upper extreme, in the uni-
lett, Marion Davison and Annie 'Mr-
Goderich, W. A. Buchanan, Earl El-
versi•ties, -stress was laid' on culture,
Leod, of London, were home Sunday.
is
lion, Mrs. Patterson, Miss Mary
on what were called the liberal arts y
—Mr, and Mrs. Ahrens of Detroit
, ,
$ �.
'M,orrish; ,Clinton, F. rMaGaughey, W
studies that were especially defended
who have been visiting friends here
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F. Cantelon, Dr. A. F. Cooper, Miss I.
as enabling a man to enjoy leisure.
for the past month, left Monday to
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Flynn; Seaforth, Dr, H. J. Hodgins,
Such cultural studies were criticised
visit at Port Albert.—The Girls' Aux -
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Dr. G. F. Belden, Arthur Reid, Miss
betimes by students who wished to
ilfary of Trinity Church, are having a
][. Freeman; Wingham, H. McHardy,
know how they were to obtain the
gift sale and tea at the Rectory Sat-
t,' '
D. 'Robertson, J. Netherfield; Exeter,
leisure to enjoy.
urday, Dpcemlber 7th, from 3.30 to
%; I
F. C. Sanders, R. S. Crocker; Brussels,
Today we are stressing more than
6.30. --(Mrs. Harmer, ]Miss Fanny .
G. E. Ferguson, A. Currie, Dr, Cook;
ever the importance of education as a
for
Harmer ,and Miss McIntyre, of Port
J. H.
Blyth, W. E. Floody, J. S. Me,Kin-
preparation citizenship, and as a
Stanley, visited Mrs. McLeod
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non, Mrs. W. Davis, Miss C. Sims;
means to this and, without neglect-
on Friday, -Aliss Mary Wild is home
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Bayfield, C. S. McDonald, Dr. R. B.
ing the old foundations of reading,
from Toronto till New Years.—Mrs. '
S'tan'bury, Remi. J. S. Cook; Hehsall,
wilting and arithmetic, we are giving 'Charles
Marks returned home last
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Miss M. Thompson- Gorrie, G. E.
more attention to history, not merely
week from Goderich Hospital, where
,
]geswetherick, Mra.'. Irwin; Londe;-
the history of kings and wars, but
she had an operation. We are pleas-
a
Ylboro,
John Moon.
the history of the actual development
ed to say she is recovering nicely—
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of 'our^ own people and our own coun-
Mrs. Fred Baker returned from To-
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Notes.
try, and the study of the institutions
ronto on Tuesday after visiting her
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The new financial secretary Mies
under which we live.
daughter, Mrs. E. Yorke.—Mr. Arlie
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Lavina E. Knox, is a Hullett cid girl,
To -day we are gradually developing
Attwood, of Detroit, visited his
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and is stenographer in a King Street
our educational system with a view to
mother last week. --Mrs. G. W. El -
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warehouse.
doing more'to equip each student for
liott is at London for a few days.—
The . now treasurer, Mr. L. M.
the work of earning a living. We are
At the final public speaking contest
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Pringle, is a Brussels old boy. He is
realizing that every child has a right
of the Young People's Societies of the
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Manager of the Canada Bag Co., of
to expect to be trained to serve the
Huron Presbytery, held in Wesley-
th$s city.
•public in the way for which he has
Willis United Church, Clinton, De-
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Mr. D. D. Wilson, the Iiresident-
the late I D. Wll-
the greatest natural aptitude, which is
the in he
cemher. 2nd, Murray Grainger, of St..
Church, Bay'Reld,
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elect, is a son of
usually also way which will
Andrew's won the :
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oon, of Seaforth, the celebrated Egg
find the most enjoyment and the moat
championship among the young men
, ,a
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King of Western Ontario, 11Qr. Wil-
is holding a responsible position
r*oflt.
But we are not overlooking the use -provided
and received a beautiful silver medal ,i
by the convener of the con-
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Gon
4n the Whiter Fair otticest.
of leisure, for with economic souse€e-
teat, Dr. McInnes, of Clinton, and
The new 1st Vice-president, PJie. J,
went, the trend in recent Fears has
presented by Rev. J. E. 13 g minis -
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A. Cameron, is a Bayfield old MY,
been towards shorter hours, though
ter of the church. The speaker's sub -
t, ,
and is Principal of Shirley refit
perhaps wills vndtxe intensive work. It
Jett was, "T� y Q•lo To Chusch7'fl
School.
i0 'to be hoped that the trend flowacols
ili[$ss Margaret Nicy.sod, of Ontario
No.
Class
77,
Chesney
68,
Dalrymple
Lachlan
Powell
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School Report: The following is
family and E. Anderson of Cen-
he school report for School Section
tralia, called at the home of Mr, and
9, Tuckersmith, for the month of
Mrs. James Love recently.—Mrs. M.
Wagner
November• Pass 60%, ,,honours 75%.
and son, Hlu'bert, of Jackson,
V-4Helen Upshall 5181Yq. Sr, IV
Michigan, spent a few days with bel
-Margaret Hay 95 1-3, Roy Hodgert
brother, Mr. F. Stelck and other
Margaret Broadfoot -73 2-3, Mac
friends JMiss Martha Carlile, who
62 1-3. Jr. IV—Anna Love
has spent the past few weeks in Clin-
Jack Consitt 65.6, Lorne Hay
ton, returned to her home. — lire
ladies
,2 1-3, Jean Irvine 49 1-3, `Irene
of the W. M. S. are holding a
Mackay 46, 'Russell Hodgert 38, Billy
birthday party in the church on Wed -
23. Jr. III—R'o'bert Me_
nesday afternoon, December 11th, at
2.30 Everyone
87, Glen Houston 3�3. Sr. II
p.m. welcome. Lunch
-Bobby Gemmell 85'f� , Stewart Love
will be served.—We are glad to re -
4, Kate Dalrymple 69. Sr. 1 --Jack
port that Mr. W. Love is able to be
Mackay 85, Willie Hodgert 80, Billy
out again after his illness. — Miss
Ruth
75. Primer—Helen Houston.
Richardson spent the week end
highest marks obtained in Brit-
with her friend, Miss Martha Carlile.
sh History, Jack Consitt, 84; in Can-
—Mr. Earl Dick, of Hensall, is busily
dia nHistory, 'Margaret Hay 96; in
engaged in' grinding in this vicinity at
Margaret Hay, 100; in
present.—Miss Elsie Landsiboroirgh,
Margaret Hay, 90. Num-
of Brucefield, is spending a few days
on roll, 21; average attendance,
at the home of Mr, and MTs. W. Car -
9.96 —Margaret E. Grieve, Teacher.
hle and family.
School Report.—The following is
c
he ,school report for School Section
3, Tuckersmith, for November;
C®NSTANC19
on daily work and weekly ex-
minations. Those marked with an
Notes.—Mr. and Mrs, William Grif-
missed' one or more examina-
fiths and family, of Landesboro, vis-
ions. Sr. IV—Evelyn Wilson 77,
ited Mr. and Mf•s. Joe Youngblut on
Mildred Robins 73, Jean Watson 70,
Sunday.—The Ladles' Aid was a suc'-
Tillie Papple 49, Nelson Forrest 40.
cess last Thursday. The ladies quilt-
III --,Bobby Dalrymple 77, Arthur
ed a couple of quilts for Mrs. Jack
Wright 75, W. D. Wilson 74, Mary
Ferguson. After the meeting Miss
EcCully 71, James McCully 67, Earl
Elizabeth (Mills' music pupils gave a
61, Beatrice Armstrong 66,
very interesting programme. Miss
Howard Walters .. Jr. III—Flora b5 Flar
Mills gave a 'prize to the one that got
McDougall 85, Annie Belle MCDou-
the most gold stars. Miss Ethel Dex-
77, Mayme Watson 76, Annie
ter was the lucky girl. After the
72, 'Gertrude Walters 65,
programme lunch was served by
Wright 63, Mac Wilson 59, Del-
Misses Josephine Livingston, Ella
Taylor 48, III—Isabell Armstrong
Armstrong and Mrs. Charles McGre-
nd Donald MacDonald (equal) 73,
goT,—Mrs, Wilson Sundercoek is un -
Dalrymple 59. I—.Elsie Robins
der the doctor's care just now. We
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SWOP—SHOP—SAVE
OUTSTANDING YEAR LEND SP ECIALS
DINNER SETS—(Special ,Discount—You will be delighted with
shapes, colors and designs. Truly a great display,
FANCY CHINA—A delayed shipment, bought at our own price, has
made it possible for us to pass on to you at almost wholesale prices.
Come and see.
TOYS, DOLLS, BOOKS AND GAMES—We are known as the Santa
Claus headquarters in Se'afortli. We are ready.
STATIONERY—E-,ery year we do just a little better, and this year
just beats, all.
HANDKERCHIEFS This is always a big feature at this store.
CHRISTMAS CAI:i)S-•-,Biggest value ex,er offered; 12 cards, lined
envelopes to match, boxed at 59c while they last.
TISSUE PAPER ---12 double sheets for 5c; Wrapping Cords, Tags,
Seals and Decorations,
J19WIELRY ASSOitTM1ENT--•New shipmont. There's a big saving here.
OTHER ITEMS A R)E'—'Covered Aluminum Roast Pants, " 59c each;
Yellow and White Enamel Ware. A wonderful gift. :ine.
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Saturday 1ast.�--At[i r. Ale , 1G� Abp �p�r�; -kl�.. tW.
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has not been in the best o$ health tyle its rid :' cq�
past summer, but was ztl>le tiff ,be brothers staid viv $.1 t,� (,� t
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around until the last two,or tl ee hey, Tu tx - al "WTI -1-1 ,1 At v
weeks, passed peacefully astray eta Anxs €ina.'1�tbir,,,id',',,�
Tuesdaymorning. Further 1' k
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Lars will be given nest vrs0r - �'he{ pad ing o lr So��� r
Friends will be glad to knew haat very intere,sti g i�si11 ui the ,e s
Mrs. J. Dale is on the mend.—Miss ity, were, she Viivell, 4w�r�r=, t�?',,
Thelma Dale returned to Toronto on were uiuin ��,, s<> t I
pa heel "moi h "mow in'
Saturday last: The Sunday school ago, when sl%e suuered � a�:"'t �,,
will hold thele annual Christmas tree stroke, `frrolnt which she rM+,a°l , ,r , ,'
and entertainment on Christmas Eve. Her cheery smile, leer fti`ght s :per ,��` t
—The Club met at Mrs. John Carter's tion and her isadly ► -b -s I fs" ��
on Friday evening. All report a long be cherished! by those aa>� �
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good time. and dearest to her, and he ` '
y Recital,—A pleasing little musical friends will miss the famlliar ft ; t ` r,
recital was given by some of the pup- from the scenes that hard, ""10 " M
its of Miss Elizabeth Mills at the close so long. ;She was one °af'the f�(r" � „: r� �„
of the business meeting of Constance maining members of the old Rae a� `6'1`1
United Church Ladies' Aid last Thurs- terian congregation min$ster. tt r, ,
day afternoon The following young the tat® Rev. John Ross; usrh ' i
artists took part: Ella Dexter, Ethel many delightful memories of �' r' " ?i.
Dexter, Margaret Youngblutt, Isabel days. The funeral was held on °I 110. +. u'1 fix.;
and Hazel Jamieson, Doris Lawson, day afternoon from Brucefield Ch.wk !' ' 1
Elms Leith, Kelso Adams. Stara where the services were conducted.1r t t?
were given ,by the teacher for gen- Rev. W. A. Bremner. Interment was
giro, proficiency and Miss Ethel Dex- made in Baird's cemetery, the 'pal!
ter was successful in winning the bearers being Messrs. James $oyceq t
prize given for the team James Swan, Hugh; Gilmour, teor�' .2, ,t i;;
Baird, Jas. Hoodie and Thos: Wheeler. ., 'i-
U. F. W. O.—The November meet- ' �
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ing of ,the •Brixcefield U.F:W.O, wr�a t x
held at the horse of the P'iesidenit, 11
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The Election,—T'he following is the Mrs. William Douglas. The sleeting
result of ,the vote cast on Monday last was opened with singing ',How Pietas- h>; ' ';a.
in the election for Reeve and Council ant Ms to Meet Again, followed by r§
for the coming year: repeating the U.F.W.O. prayer in uni-
e— ' "
Reeve son. The roll call showed a good .art-
tendance of members. and several v$s�.' , "
Dodds ....... ,,. 17 1(L gig itors, and was responded to by house- 1. r'
hold waste. The. Secretary read a
Eckert ....... 133 83 50 26 e
Majority-3�5, letter from Mrs. Smith, Englehart, ,;+_
Councillors— New Ontario, thanking the U.F.W:'O, r r
Campbell ..... 70 1'53 107 100 for the splendid bale of clothing she
Dorrance ...... 57 126 87 89 had received, valued at $160, land •
Regele ........ 44 102 gg S6 that she would be able to place every ?'
McKay ....... 88 75 66 57 article. The most important part of
the meeting was the election of of -
The following will compose the Mc- ficers for the coming year, who are
Killop council for 1930: Reeve, John as follows: Director, Mrs, C. Haugh;
Dodds; Councillors, Messrs. Campbell, President, `Mrs, W. Douglas; 1st vice ..
D'orrance, Regele and McKay. president, Mrs. A. 'McQueen;" 2nd Vice
President, Miss M. Gibson; Secretary -
Officers Elected.—The annual meet- Treasurer, ••Marion4 Munro,; Conven-�111.
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ing of the Ladies' Aid and W.M.S. ei s, 'Mrs. Dow; Citizenship, Mrs. Me -
of Duff's United Church was held re- Lachlan; Legislation, Mrs. Douglas
cently at the home of Mrs. William and Mrs. 'Nesbitt; Marketing Direc-
Beattie. The early part of the after- tors, Mrs. A. Calwill, Miss Gibson, •
1.
noon was 'spent in sewing and kuilt- Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. i
ing a quilt. MPsAFareres-•Ba,•xr6n',-pres•� tackh+iuse anrl: MTs. ••Speh':- A; ftc1 ' - nom: 11
ident of the Ladies' Aid, conducted ing ,by Miss Edna Thomnson and a .;"
the meeting, which was opened by all solo by Miss Jean 'Murdock added to r
singing, "What a Friend we Have in the enjoyment of the programme. Tho `':
Jesus," followed by the Scripture topic, "What Canada Demands of Her ,I '.
reading by Mrs. William Shannon and Women," 'was ably taken 'ly Mrs. ll .11,11
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a missionary prayer by Mrs. Smith Davidson, 'Mrs, William Ross ani§ '.
The roll call was responded to by Mrs. Nesibitt and proved very instrue-
suitable Scripture passages. The fol- Live, and interesting. The meeting !j' s a
l'owin'g officers for the W. M. S. were was closed with the National Anthem
elected for the coming year: Presi- The January joint meeting is to be,
dent, 'Miss May Campbell; 1st Vice- held at the home of Mrs. D, Tough, -''
President, Mrs. W. F. Smith; 2nd Vice when the delegates will give reports
President, Mrs, John Henderson; 3rd of the annual convention. Thi hostess :;;y;,h
Vice -President, M.rsi. Herb. Hende'r- then served a delicious lunch.
son; 'Secretary, Mrs. William Shan- Sunny California. --d read in Ther
non; Treasurer, Miss Lizzie HendeT- Expositor of the Armistice parade. I '
son; Missionary Secretary, Mrs. was at one which was a mixture of
Percy Smith; Stranger's .Secretary, yesteryear and to -day. There were: I.
Mrs. F. McKercher; Mission Band bands galore, soldiers in plenty. The
Supt., Mrs. W. F. Smith; assistants, old soldiers of the North and South -3
Miss Helen Kerr, Mrs, Wilmer Scott, were in carriages, likewise those -who it:
Mrs. Percy Smith•'Press and Litera- served in the 'Spanish war, while the.
ture Secretary, Mrs. J. Gordon; Sup- World War veterans marched. Scouts,
ply Committee, Mrs. William Beattie. Ladies' Auxiliaries and many others
The following officers for the, Ladies' marched gaily along. Thebe was
Aid were elected for the coming year: about a score of riding horses, the
President, 'Mrs. James Barron; first finest I ever saw, with magnificent
Vice -President, Mrs. F. McKercher; saddles_ A pair of large farm hors -
2nd Vice -President, Mrs. Percy Smith; es with a decorated wagon, and better . "
3rd Vice -President, Mrs. Wilmer still, a yoke of fine oxen, came tramp- j
Scott; Secretary, Miss Esther Dor- ing along. No one seemed to knovr
rance; Treasurer, Mrs, Robert Hogg; where they came from, but they sure ;'
Flower Committee, Mrs. Cheste. Hen- looked like the days of yore. Then .
derson, 'Mrs. James Barron, Miss Mae came the floats, beautifully decorated � ... i
Campbell; Supply Committee, Mrs. autos and trucks, some of them were
William Kerr, Mrs. Archie Kerr, Mrs. covered with flowers; others repres-
Robert Hogg, Mrs. James Barron, Mrs. ented sebools of other years, and"
John Gordon, Mrs. William Shannon; those of to -day; ships, one hada y n
Tea Committee, Mrs. P. Smith, Mrs, miner washing gold• another had a
F. McKercher, Mrs. James Barron; Spanish wedding, There is so much r
Secretary -Treasurer of 10c Tea, Mrs. Spanish here, even the names of
William Shannon. The meeting cloy- towns, streets, etc., keep up the old % ?
ed with the Lord's Prayer i'wn unison, names of Spanish ancestors. After ;>�2
after which lunch as served, and the parade came a football game. r
the usual half hour spent by all. cannot say I enjoyed it, as I did not "11
understand it, as it was not like any-
thing I ever saw in Brucefield. They
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called it a scientific game. There
was not even a goal keeper. We have
beautiful weather. Tourists are com-
Notes.—Mrs. C. Haugh spent the
ing in by the train loads, coming to
week end in Toronto, visiting her son, i.
Carman, and her daughters, Miss An- enjoy the sunshine. There are beau- 1
tiful winter hotels in the cine.. Long '
ns, and Miss Hazel. --Mr. and Mrs.
Beach 'City, which is near Los An- �
Tebutt and family moved last. week r'
from Mr. Cecil Simpson's rooms to geles, is a great place for f anadians.
Mr. Alex. Smith's house, lately vacat- it is on the ocean front and there is
ed by Mr. Darrow.—Mics K. Snider, a park in the centre of the city. where ^i
of Landau, spent the week end at the the men congregate and play horse- ,4r
shoes as though there was no other lyiy
home of her parents. Mr, and Mrs. pleasure in life. The women visit the ,,Nil �
John Snider —'Mrs. Sidney Thompson, stores and other amusements. There ri4,;'
of Weston, was 'visiting at the home IK
of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson over 's a man called Scotty who cones in- 1�;,
to Los Angeles occaxioFtilly, who carrne Citi
the week end. .I'}
from London rears ago, and he says" ,,ip
Sulrcessful Concert. -7n Tuesday, .
he 'has a gold mine no one h'aA ever
November 26th, the choir of Cen'ten- hePn able to find. Re does not dress l4�+.
nial United Church, London, came up in the latest mode, but when he comers ;
to Brucefield, nndor the auspices of I `;';
the U.F.W.O. end ave a musical con-; town the bankers, reporters, eke., ,
cert in Brucefield United Church. in ^11 take notice. Ile has money in
the words of several of the audience, I plenty. Sir Harry ]Lauder is again a�
here, taking another farewell, Ile ��'
it wa,, the hest concert that ever was has 1,ig houses evmrvwhere hat goes, "�1 i ;,i'
in Rrueefield and at any rate it was a „s it. is fashionable to be 'Scotch IiovT >: b t ,t
genuine treat. The programme was beautiful the snow will conk now. r , 1,
under the leadPrship of, Frank Ald- "'t,
have ;cert' no mashy little fo9ltw vcrlawD e
rids, and f.he pianists, ere Minx K. ` e
rave neee+r seen snow. Tiler rwe tact
Towler, Miss Q. Udy g Mr. Howard i en to a mountain to eem it, a:.,l h t}` ;
'Fine. After the ca ert the el►oir• proud t41e�r are to E'el's a$ the-wonmold ' I
was invited to the 11orne of Mr. and fill grow. I,os If.ano'frx is pp��?Pw 14e. 4 ;'' %.
Mrs. Nesbitt, where a dainty chicken for the Olvympic e in '1A2,;, ;"14,
dinner was served by Ilam members og tltmy este g E cr*oe a, and VA + r -
and ,
the U.F.WO. entertain thman in ( tele ill," }
Death of Mrs. tli)illi€am Scott �Dtse w$a41ms to X11 taaml durnn £tn i Q'
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