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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1929-12-20, Page 57:t 10. 5 li un�1[y ill i>1¢ [as father, with iftev >c' msel 'orders carefully filled; czar. Izeztig z11a� Stewart Bros. %o arca Eargaina wall continue until end •qac' . ecsiiiar. Came and see. Beattie's Chines Qr;3 Store. Seaforth. ,Votes. -Misses Teresa Carpenter, . & gels, Shea, Dolly Cronin anti Rose TifteConnell spent Saturday in Strat- ssrd.-Miss 11/diargaret' O'Rorke spent awl week end at home. -We are 1ple sed to hear Mrs. Leo Murray is iempx'oving.-Miss Dolly Cronin re- turned home after spending a week an Kitchener visiting Dr. and Mfrs. Tra3mor.--D•on?t forget the C. W. L. eleluue on December 27th. --hits. John 7Bruxer and Mrs. F. Forrester visit - sed friends in Mitchell Saturday last. -Mr. Joseph Shea rocas in Terodlto on [business Monday. -The high school are holding their annual literary on Friday afternoon. Ex -pupils wel- creme. vV AILI 11©N Mannar Set 3argains will continue until end <of December. some and see. Beattie's China and Gift Stare, Seaforth. (Too late for last week.) Notes. ---Mrs. (Dr.) F. Neal, of Petexiboro, Mrs. J. Dennison, of Pres- ton, and Miss Annie Ferguson, of Seaforth, were guests of Mrs. Wm. Neal during the past week. - Miss Muriel Farquharson is visiting her ,unit, Mrs. Ivy Benderson, of Sea- lerth.-IMr. Silas Johnston, who has been sick for a month, is able to be mut again. -Mrs. Thomas Clark, of Listowel, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. Sohier.-(Mrs. William Hoy is improving after a long siege of ill- ness. --.Miss Isabel Eaton, of Win- throp, spent a few days with Mr. and Mars. W. C. Bennett last week. -Mrs. LEICESTER RAMS FOR SALE. -FOR SALE 4.C, Fingland visited friends in Blyth seven Leicester rams. Also one Short - 11 eeently. • YI horn bull calf 12 months old, red in color r•�R^F,�!„f yR✓w�M��l � h'N!S? Na�'r.> DDjlIIdV+�Chilm93tye 4A r�Iiaa ,� i ,1 law, IIA 'end gar, di,lyn Ql ° ,do't's;• % F eaota IBricaig„ :Dert nit, loolaier;k lalue• froom • Goderscln, V c 'n.n„ AO= am fromn..nlil the euluca'olnndlln community.. D1.rJA•. 11 Y110 Attys.-In New Yorlc City, W. Y., en 1�rd�ay. .Decemuher lm'!h, Rchert Nebon Nays. ek ed 0 yearn. 111Vv111.151.0411.432 OOYD.=•In lovin memory of John W. 1Sayd Who named away on December 28rd, 1922. Gone from ss, but aoving naeinord<a Death con 'never take =or, Memoriesthat will aware linger While upon this earth we stay. -Sadly missed by his wife and family. BOLTON. -In loving memory of Mary Re- becca Bc2ton, who died eleven yearn ago to- day, December 21„ 1518. God is good, He gives us strength To bear our heavy maws; He is the only one who knows •How bitter is our loss. We mise you, Becoa, cat every turn 5IIom: life's weary wad, For life Is net the same W us Since you were called away. fiver remembered by Father, Mother and 8180-1 Off) 1 6;rI YEAk1117 OW Tr.ak1 HAR aS rrr ©S fl Notice is hereby given that the payment of Poll Tax is now due and all persons in Sea - forth liable for this tax are requested to pay them without further notice. W. G. FEE, Chief off PoB1ee. 9Safe NEW YEAR'S EVE, IM S1 DAY9 DEC. Mt, 3192 CI CASSIIAN CIRCLE, Qa O"CLou& New Year Frolic -12 O'CLOCK -New Year Frolic Couaffettii - Streamers MUSIC a,., CULLIIGANB ROYAL TROUBADOURS OIF STRATIFORD Sin Pieces )Balloon@ P. M. Chesney Hugh M, Chesney Harry Charters. Floor M gs Etc.Herbert Fowler Earl VanEIeand Chas. Dolnaage an a•gerQ., ADMIISSIION-ti2.98 a Ceuple; Extra Lr;ddy ill ;.$Bjgctators gallery 2,5e EVERYBODY WELOOKK An proceeds to Seaforth Agricultural Society. COMA IT"TEt-Edwin Chesney, Ross McGregor, Gordon McGavin, 11. Blanchard. THOS. E. LI TII,I'IGSTON, Pres. A. D. SUTIHl1ER.LAND, Sec.-Treas. elected No 0 ends "Hee IFeal>ll)s $3.50 up �i ' L.L c ` s Mesh esh is ag $510© up !� f SID[ i T -Curved to ft the wrist; striking - engraved. l7-pewel )Saslow movement end metal edged $50®® mesh (bond a Militaryal leaser t: 1laTl oke Compacts 75c to $8a00 q'OR SALE. -TWO PURE SCOTCH SHORT - horn bulls, 12 months old, both roan in chlor. ALEX. WRJGHT, Brucefield P. 0. Phone 31-137. 8286x2 STANLEY Phone or mail order.. carefully filled; car - adage prepaid. Stewart Bros, Pinner Set Bareuins will continue until end .of D,a•em,.r. Come and see. Beattie's China and Gift Store, Seaforth. Annual Meeting. -The annual meet- ing of • the Women's Missionary So- .ciety of Goshen United Church was Meld at the home of Mrs. Nelson Keys. After the opening devotional exercis es, leaflets were read as follows: - Korea by Mrs. D. J. Stephenson; North and West China by Mrs. El- zin McKinley; South .China by Mrs. .James McClinchey; India by Mrs. R. i1R. Peck; Africa by Miss Margaret McKinley; Mrs. J. Armstrong read the devotional leaflet. Mrs. R. Mc- Kinley gave a very splendid reading, ',entitled, "A Christmas Thought." The text word chosen for January meet- ing is "ClleerfulnM1ss." Following this ,came the election of officers for the incoming year, resulting as follows: President, Mrs. D. J. Stephenson; 1st vice-president, Mrs. R. McKinley; 2nd vice-president, Mrs. E. McKinley; -treasurer, Mrs. Nelson Keys; corres- ponding secretary, Mrs. B. Keys; re- ceording Secretary, Mrs. R. M. Peck, superintendent of systematic giving, Mrs. T. Robinson; Associate Helper's secretary, Mrs. J. McClinchey; press secretary, Mrs. E. McKinley; Temper- ance secretary, Mrs. Henry Erratt; literature secretary. Mrs. D. J. Steph- 'ensorr; strangers' secretary, Mrs. J. Armstrong; pianist, Mrs. H. Smith. 'The meeting was closed by the presi- edent, Mrs.: R. McKinley, pronouncing the benediction. A dainty lunch was then served during a social half hour. CONSTANC E Phone or moil orders carefully filled; cor- ollate prepaid. rtewart Bros. 1iDinner Set 'Bargains will continue until end of December. Come and see. Beattie's China and Gift Store, Seaforth. Notes. ---,'Mr. Robert . Clark spent a stew days in Listorwel this week with Isis son, Clarence. -Mrs. Wm. Moore returned to Toronto on Thursday to :spend the winter with her son and slaughter. • Death of W. J. McBrien.-Follow- ing a brief illness, the death occurred suddenly from a heart attack of Wil- liam John McBrien, of Hullett, early Tr/day morning, December 13th. Mr. . McErien was born 72 years ago in HDullett, where he spent his entire life, son of the late iifr. William McBrien. In 1884 he was married to Elizabeth Miller, of Hullett, who survives. 'There also survive, four sons ani three daughters: Garnet, of Detroit; Alfred, of Saskatoon; Eldred, of De- troit, and Secord, at home; Mrs. T. E. Mason, of Clinton; Mrs. Fletcher aGibbings, of Kindersley, Sask., and Mary, of Essex. He is also survived 'by one sister, Mrs. H. Heslop, of De- troit. In Mr. McBrien's death. Hul- lett loses, one of its most worthy and respected residents. Mr. McBrien was Conservatme in politics; an Orange- snan, being. • a member of Seaforth Lodge, and was a valued member of St. Thorn s' Amlglican Church, Sea- /orth. The funeral which was held an Sunday at 1.30 o'clock at his late residence was very largely attended. Revs T. E. Brown, of Seaforth, con- educted the services, which were in ,charge of Seaforth and Clinton Or- ange Lodges. Interment took place in Clinton cemetery. The pallbearers were six nephews: Ogle Miller and Apply to WILLIAM CHARTERS, R. R. No. 3, Seaforth, or phone 4 on 137. 8229-U FARM FOR SALE. - MY TIME BEING taken up with other business, I am of- fering my farm of 100 acres working land for sale; one-quarter mile from Seaforth: well watered end in first class agricultural condi- tion. Buildings beautifully situated and com- mddious. Farm has always been heavily stocked with dairy cattle and hogs. Suitable +arms to reliable parties. Phone 25 or 1-113 for appointments. Apply to J. A. McKENZIE, R. R. No. 3. Seaforth. 8232-tf 1TOMIIN.ATIONS A meeting of the electors of the Town of Seaforth wide be held in the Town Hall, Sea - forth, on Monday, the 30th day of December, A.D., 1929. for the purpose of nominating officers for 1930. Nominations far Mayor, Reeve, Councillors and Public Utility Commission •will be receiv- ed from 7.30 o'clock p.m. to 8.30 o'clock p.m. Nominations will also be received for one Puhlic School Trustee for each ward. -John A. Wilson, Returning Officer. If a poll] be necessary, the same will be held on Monday. January 6th, 1930, from 9 o'clock a.m. to 5 o'clogk p.m., at the follow- inq place:: P. S. Divisions 1 aid 2 (North Wand) at Faw'm's Office. Thomas Melady, Dep- uty Returning Officer; Robert Archibald, Poll Clerk : P. S. Divisions 3 and 4 (East Ward) in Council Chamber, J. M. Govenlock, Deputy Returning Officer; Grace Pethick, Poll Clerk. P. S. Divisions 6 ' and 6 (South Ward) in Public Library,,.'Herb. Trapnell, Deputy Re- turning Officer, Alexander Kerr, Poll Clerk. Dated at Seaforth this 14th day of Decem- ber, 1929. JOHN A. WILSON, 3236 Clerk. NOTICE TO CIl$IEIIDIITO RS NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Statutes in' that behalf that all persons hav- ing claims against the estate of John G. Grieve. late of the Town of Seaforth, in the County of Huron, Retired Farmer, deceased, who died on or about the 10th day of Novem- ber, 1929, are required to forward their claims duly proven to the undersigned Solicitors on or before the 8th day of January. 1930, after which date the Executor will proceed to dis- tribute the assets having regard only to and being responsible only for the claims of which he ,hall then have had notice. • DATED December 19th, 1929. BEST & BEST. Seaforth, Ontario, Solicitors for Executor. NCTIICIE TO OIRIEIlDIIT®IRS NOTICE is hereby given under the statues in that behalf that all persons having any claims against Elizabeth Ann Hicks, late of the Village of Egmondville, Huron County, Widow, who died on the 18th day of July, I929. are required to send to the undersigned solicitor for the Executors, full particulars in writing and verified by affidavit, of their claims and the nature of the securities, if any, head by them, on or before the 30th day of December, 1929, after which date the said Executors will proceed to distribute the as- sets of the said deceased, having regard only, to the claims of which he then shall have had notice. DATED set Seaforth. Ont., this 10th day of December, 1929. R. S. HAYS, Solicitor for Executors. 1`TO1CllCIE TO CIRIEIIDfl CIRS NOTICE is hereby given under the atatute in that behalf that all persons having any claims •against Margaret Thompson, the Elder, late of the Town of Seaforth, Huron County, Spinster. who died on the lath day of Novem- ber, 1929, are required to send to the under- signed solicitor for the Executers, full par- ticulars in writing and verified by affidavit, of their claims and the nature of the securi- ties, if any, held by them, on or before the 30th day of December, 1929. after which date the said Executor will proceed to dis- tribute the assets of the said deceased, having regard only to the claims of which he then shall have had notice. DATED at Seaforth, Ont., this 11th day of Decemher, 1929. It. S. HAYS, Solicitor for Executors. he $30 ® $1,20 Walk. 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Electricity cess to-sfmaltsow. ©eciidlo Mom, Mark ewi lh :3 the mom= pan our interested in nidi k'i&sifl Afro alle1EQetted Booklet to sg ® Building 'rands • Designisso ri Melee* ca [Nadine &ttienath/le ED .MOW Coed Art Cone= Coe COMMr COAL ENGr1NEERENG SCHOOLS een SS: V., TORONTO--RIccanI�1D, Vie^ 8a Catkin in© W., MONTREAL Nec➢>.11etts $ll.®® to $15.00 Tele Pfln Umbrella atteryiess Gives - be Dil'oillle 11111f1t12 Geo° BRA CM BE 2380 °Ea & Sw0 • IEalr ]hogs 75c to $5.00 Ilvorry Leather Cased Toilet Goods SOLE AGENTS aaDSDaac LUCILLE - L➢nu- sually attractive, modernistic de- sign; 15 jewels, filigree, flexible bracelet . . . Parasoll $3750 Pl1:QSD0i'SJP Many Other Beautiful Models.- from odelsfrom $24.75 up PemninndI?eIIncnll ^^t ILnghtere Smoker's Set 1 We also carry Community, 1847 Rogers' and other popular priced lines of Silverware, Caseroles, Comports, Bread and Sandwich Trays, Clocks, )Fancy Glassware, Brass Goods, Etc. A Ve,- p Merry Christmas +grad Happy New Year to all. I-1 x', k'14!J'h• OF AT SCOTTS And you win find an Abanndance of Lovelly Gifts to ' Finish Off Yonnrr Christmas Shopping List ' ALLOW US TO SUGGIEST FOR IEIIIIM: Socks Ties Shirts Gloves Mitts Scarfs Handkerchiefs Pipes Tobbaco Cigars Cigarettes Knives Razors Shaving Creams Shaving Sticks Fountain Pens Braces, Etc. FOR THE CHILDREN Pencils Pens Paints Picture Books Story Books Guns Dolls Handkerchiefs Hose Galoshes Candy Toys Etc. FOR HER: Hose, Silk Hose, Wool Towels Handkerchiefs Writing Paper Bloomers Flowers Belts Galoshes Face Creams Face Powder Perfumes Boxed Chocolates Fountain Pens Cards Scissors Garters, Etc And for the whole family -Candy, Oranges, Nuts, Grapes and the best of Groceries for the Christmas ' Dinner. YO1LT r S FOR A VERY ME RY CH RVSTMAS AND THE ►:NEST NEW YEAR EVER W Wb . SC®Co,, l racef lend PHONE: 618 r 13, Clinton. PHONE; 142 r 13, Seaforth. •' 1 .n 1 .r1 L .+i�' (.,1 .n1' ( 1 I s� l .., 1 L .. .l .ih' 1 . vets Neu NU Compaq, Sagan] 1, Ont. o Or �Qed. Ch®jDpIlffig--Ch©pping-- Chop IlIIIlig We have had so many requests for custom grinding that we have started our chopper again. We can chop or roll grain of all kinds and will give a"+tient and courteous services. WE ARE PAYING FOR GRAIN WHEAT, Standard OATS, Standard or over Barley, Malting grade Mixed Barley and Oats Mixed Barley and Wheat $1.20 per bushel .58 per bushel .70 per bushel 1.50 per 100 lbs. according to sample MILL 1FIEEEDS AND CHOPPED GRAINS BRAN -in bags $85.00 per ton SHORTS -in bags 37.00 per tort MIDDLINGS -In ibago 45.00 per ton OAT CHOP -in bags 2.25 per bag Rolled Oats in bags 2.25 per bag Barley Chop -in bags 1.85 per bag MIXED OHOP--ln begs 1.90 par bare known, gn OPEN EVENINGS • :;r• 4 cfmi Lfr.Y d 841 2 A. WITCO': .11ev,yi i post eEr PHONES 64J 8c 64W v f LT r tr1 r- T. of Lf +f ..ter cT if3 11 Lfa r dr-g'tf :+ LTA aTi ,ern" Lf•:,r 4Y444"' T'd ale,: Every Gift Boxed For Mother, Snsteir, Father and IN rcotIelr MUFFLERS Our range is most complete, some 'are squares. The Silk Muffler is an ideal gift. $1.50, $1.75, $2,50, $2.95 SHIRTS Mens English Broadcloth Shirts in White and Fancy Stripes; separate or collar at- tached. GLOVES To suit every man, done up in one of our personal Christ- mas box. Don't fail to see these NECKWEAR These Ties are a very large range in hundreds of patterns. Ties are always acceptable. Each gift boxed. HOSIE Interwoven Hose for men, in Silk and Wool and all wool; many patterns in a wide range of colors. SUSPENDERS Give him a pair of Suspen- ders this Christmas. Made from mercerized webbing with rust- proof metal trimmings. SIVE ATE R,S Our range is very large in plain and fancy knits; some have collars and others of pull- over styles. $2.50, $3.00, $4.75, $5.00 BELTS Hie vvill appreciate one of theee !Spite; some have your individual initial, while others have faney buckles. Arm 'Lands, Garters DRESSES $8.95 Highly pleasing, these in- triguing styles of nice weight Flat Crepe, in sizes 16 to 38. In this range you will find val- ues to $15.00. See these before buying elsewhere. New Fellt Millinery Very stylish and becoming are these Felt Hats. Every Felt Hat in stare included in this lot. Values to $3.50. Sale price $1.69 MEN'S, OVERCOATS $24.50 Tip -Top Overcoats are made to your individual mea.sure. A wide range of cloths to choose from. Choose yours to -day. All one price. $24.50 MEN'S OVERCOATS $14.95 Made of Blue Chinchilla and fancy Overcheck cloths, guar- anteed all -wool. These coats are sold elsewhere at $18.50 ; made in all styles. Sizes 35. to 42. $14.95 Youth's Overcoats ' Nine only Youth's Overcoats in Blue and Fawn shades. These coats are made in the "Ascot" model and are extra well made. Sizes 33 to 26. Values to $16.50 $11.95 It 61 ys' Leather Caps Boys' "Aero" Caps wire made from the best leather and well lined. These will keep his ears warm. FANCY sox A large range of all wool, cashmere and silk and wool sox; make the ideal gift. 59; 75c WORSTED SOX An all wool Worsted Sox in Black and Lovat shades. He will appreciate these sox. Each gift boxed. 50c OYS' GOLF SOX In fancy colors, made from all -wool botany yarns. Sizes 71/2 to 10. Each pair boxed. For ladies, in a very large range. Handkerchiefs make the ideal gift. 44 GYVE SOMETHING TO WEAR Each Gift it,ored, PU TOGG-EIRY SHOP Geod quality arm bands and garters, neatly boxed for Christ - Meal 25; 35; 50c 'Eng Bud Make an ideal gift. Each -tie indeviclually boxed. All shades, SCARFS A real range of hand paintall Scarfs for women, nieke wenderfnl gift. ElLK 'WOOL A. wonderful bay in 11.4,6130°. Silk sed Sillool Hose. .4. lords metre of shsndess Sold eltaa