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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1929-12-27, Page 81.Vii, . A Member of Alberta Boys' Parlia- 11 iz,: u Aww 7 I I I 11 ,yy,, 4I iyyj,-,' �# AU :'�. -. I.,— ,��`�� `,',i��,�,,�,� lnl� P..'�'� . � I .1.s ��. 17 •t. �; r `, " , h ..r, (� ��p,, 1j�7, 10000 0 W �17:,v- � ��,�.;"'�.,,';i'�!� Or k, X44'' V. " L, aro.n4s;ft',q of 1. Illi •.:: ,,8 •9�, n},,,,,, a 1Nu�:ln`.,p au st#�r--s `C;l F71, :. , ��^,ep�r.'y.. += Ss, ' r �1, = -M s2t, er9Aou _14q t lesR i` l sup t r e etas. �3 �v li �J �k' t ,, `6cp f 4 hv: T`i °j-r�°lt�-• A std one alt 15c: "i.; W- 2 �Sramulds 2IDc• 'ICFs@ fl6lpest we + ' P .' L' 'i.'P 'Zi, _rN, +�J.' 2ftp .a,'�1L' 0t1Gp or G . „I``�' i]TR� 11DO >r , CRzam CUS- ' t lee, 15c and 36c. r' ,IM 1.W's,, GEL& INE-., lee, or 2 for 7 q, y , ' :. g ca slid to be equal to any 25e y , ,Ai r, �,6.cPse(•,�sggpa; {m��a,ke�s�l4 �pin•{�tTs�ljt�]ejlly. W'.r'' JI:A S YA4L>tr�'i,C k:I L�" U./ J.V'VJ:i,l "/l � a r . �f � Cri$ager Punch ' FRE N and CO: S STiIORT 11 ' � (frovi England), .per lb., 50c `� ��y��{{�/�({ttyp'TTF�99RpzvpIp��sp�OCl� Sac '�•`r ", ',... VfY4WP4:J Z, wrapped, per 1b.... �`,: . �1- 7-BRii][011T SALMON o fi'�p : a€ o n, per pound .......... 3,,fr� n ROYRs COMPLEX ON fol• �' Sadeft etion guaranteed SOAP, 3 .................flee � fi kTEY DRIP JELLY �i f� �, LrelJ ��+� • 1f1DY�iRS-=6 for ..... ", , SIDREE'N PEAS �®G "l' ' ukual to 11/$ cans ... .. . ','• W,'�,TUU'IR,E'S BEST RASPBERRY and 'Cr 1 ll ne 6844 r' 6, Mitchell. STRAWBERRY JAM SI ,ne of whom will be seleettrl by a cc,te of the house at the opening ses_ ,jars for ........... Sinn of the four-day gathering. The �v'O_&. �y]:oTirine wholesalers are asking 12%c , I.M.-.1 1 ,. - for these. ,, NC1EI SELECT Candied Fruits in ',: 11 pound boxes; (�� U ' snaually 80c, for . r�,_ (Qli R CHRISTMAS NUT MiIXTURE 1,s::,," ,:, at 25c contains California Diamond , � ,_ t=dded walnuts, worth 35c. .n -Megao e r�nis�v e� Do ffmtcha'oom 11 .bti0 , =s� , 11- IT°C ma ]mar Ilnl�=---n1Z3 11. t.. "' 2s, convey to a Sea - f ,. r { k M '0 M6 . � i�nlrm, M1 ai t ,3, &S Grreedags and Best Miss Gladys Thompson, of Niagara >.Y� nshes jf o r a 1�n'� ht9 'I, i' �mappy and Prosperous t.� . New Year. I Af'..;. /p p p q �cryT 1� t�l� V V 67 TS01 1513. �1.1�11llY Rev. W. P. Lane, Mrs. Lane and " occupied the chair, and Rev. I. B. f Real (Estate & Insurance ( dress at .the opening of the program. My Gibson White, of the Western !?home 33�)Y o Seaforth, ®int. amu; M, ^! ,' r, :; . way, Diplomas Awarded at Guelph.— 1.Vii, . A Member of Alberta Boys' Parlia- 11 ment.—The following from The Ed - - ''''+ .r r, wedding was solemnized at the Manse, " m M'. S.'T. TR01 eq & S��n � ., 4> FUNERAL SERVICE m that city, and a grandson of the late m Main Street, Seafortha. O '''" ,> Scott, of Ottawa: "Edmonton's five <> S. T. Holmes, residence, O members in the Alberta Older Boys' (Goderich Street, West; phone C Parliament which will open here for � 14o. 119 W. Charles Holmes' m its tenth annual session on December � residence, Goderich Street, 40 27th, have the distinction of being the � East; phone No. 308. O x31," ; 4> U11 mousine Ambulance Service. 'O ., � Night calls, phone 308. � �• <> Days calls, phone 119 J, m I The five youths who wil? take Charges moderate. 4 I • friends of Mrs. J. P. Bell, a former tion are: G6rdon Watt, Highlands well known resident of Seaforth, will - regret to learn that she suffered a .Metropolitan United Church; John ' � IF. T1. AHRENS t Sunday, December 15th. Mrs. Bell '� UcenseA Auctioneer for Perth - n and Huron Counties. c when she was struck and run down C Sales Solicited on the street by a motorist. One leg Terms: On application and several ribs were fractur-d and �' Sadeft etion guaranteed 1 10 aZ Farm Stock, Chattels and ; O lel Estate Property K r x c1 F. W. AIi[R3t;NN5 s , ' 0 lir',. R. No. 4, Mitchell =r,t :' • ` ' 6 1T� 24, Coir. 4, Logan; 5 miles { t, A1.fi ,� 10 enst of Beechwood. —. o 'Cr 1 ll ne 6844 r' 6, Mitchell. Christmas Entertainment. — The ,ne of whom will be seleettrl by a cc,te of the house at the opening ses_ 4t P Sinn of the four-day gathering. The ,;' premiership aspirants, all 'Calgary r, :)nys, are: W. J. "Jack" Collett, Geo. ttr i t of Carols 'by the entire school, chor- ,_hese candidates are young men who t , o classes, and a pantomine "Holy Night" r -cognized as outstanding leaders in i iI. r'�S ;,�_, .n -Megao e r�nis�v e� ,,� R.4 11 .bti0 appreciated the fact that both scholars t e ., - >�t�s:c dl tsr� Flu d , ii + + � _ b17 gC5�{�"'' ft ASll1CfG' 1" t f ,. r { k M '0 M6 . � i�nlrm, M1 ai t ren from attending the necessary Miss Gladys Thompson, of Niagara rehearsal. At the end of the evening Falls, is spending the Christmas holi- a� `lays at the home of her parents, Mr. q a err and Mrs. J. B. Thompson. t ' 7?.. t, . I .L -E°.. t wmV I P1611 &Y 4'r Wr •, Now f r� , r 11 �J� 7 r Y . A TIUSH SM4T IN SlllKC3RZ ,Al`>1D COIIRDIIAII. A1PPI1RECIA- TIION OF ONZ ASSIEr THAT Raox a1Y CAN NOT BUiY.— YOUR GOOD WIIILIL Tie IlReuall Dma Store ]PE01133 ;fit a 83AFORTO THE IDTIIiII$ON IE2P®SIIrICOR DROMRCT MATt`Z 3 RS Women's Institute.—A meeting of the Women's Institute will be neld in the Carnegie Library Hall on Friday, January 3rd, at 2.30 p.m. A good programme is being arranged. c, New Year's Eve Dance.—Remember the New Year's Eve dance in Card - no's Opera Hall on Tuesday evening, December 31st, when old and young may dance the old year out and the new year in. Two orchestras have been engaged, the floor has been re- surfaced and is in excellent condition and new cloak rooms have been made for ladies and gentlemen. The entire proceeds of the evening will go to the Seaforth Agricultural Society. 11•, , e ,, _ A,11-1 -r M1. • p n ', .. , k. .. —�I ruwnw r,• 'rip*«ora -r.+ .�-« ' ..e rx7.., � � NFW'.�NK''a�¢"ra'C.MR .. .. �..^ i=''.W11,! �r r l r; -y nr.ti :. h.»m .: ,.... f?x°.3 , �..,,, r+e^^ H" ,.. t ,,.. ty ,: <;7t 1M1+'n,�'l^ .. :I d�a1 �eul '. *�'+ ,>R . . , � , � t3 ?GtR �'fii'+ _4.A , �tic...ltl��, � ...�li�..il+#�" . . >r . 'la�rlGd: flAic p�� fl�Ao tdti' 1 Blit lCi M1 4 y r" "��ttae1��+�i•;•uQ h�l��l&e less, .al.��lti�; "., . �•:�� ' I �' �� . �O�l.rry,'e�nCs, l�lr, �1��ax,a �' �, ��u•�A,. baa_ ''-• X4r044" I a Vic, ar�ad ��. . ;,. A r. y� yy % us, 1' ( R V. .,AMM ,� 11� R .0.V�ra r 1Lp'.' elle . !:?,,.iVV ro (,�,�,,� c. ,�y5 s It M S. �S �S8 �o� thl , rot' � � er V9. Lc dim �� • O� s h � y " �r o � 1�. . 7 °^,t� ,al4$FfW t iii " 71A' 1 i 1 0 a. eine ewe d� Ch kee ext ks" a Ja ]w i � �' � � �, '.. zmd yrs �€r �,a�'u' ��, [A� e3ng presented by her c. ldren and " '. cu�`>C P ' �; x Tr�xa�xa�, Vere V'1400 la "214+ 4 : ''V6 grandchildren. To Ms'. U oss w IPP ACE 4 �1�`i'�" '` Z4R tie irate of hers, ��>cirid� I's paveuts,." „ , headed cane an a'm. -9 11X � L SDI' �seuuted a �fld he �, d � q�r ��5 a�� Mx, a�">caa& macs, Jasa^mas. II�.�>,rn. ber pipe. Floral tributes and other dt a U R UI)1 ;T�NQ s 'Mfs Jeaau 'clue, (d �?aeaiistock,� is e aro were � WI= �1' E• � toms tomark the occas n asat �' ' ]d' k'r sspp spending- the holidays with her pair - by friends and neighbors."UK 19 A L T H THROVJCrI�09 r eats, 'Mr. and Mrs..(. F. ClinfP, - 1:.& 3 4D. 'Miss Edith Govenlock, of Toronto, . and hiss Beth Govenlock, of Detroit, 1Lcot.—Rn U9mondviile, on Saturday. Decem- ber 21st. ,a large horse hide robs, bzy abler. ]Finder please leave at The Enpesitor Olkice. 5281-8 Dinner Set 3%raolns will continue until end of December. Come and see. Beattie', China and 'Gift store, Seaforth. Tor Safaa—Bight pigs 11 weeks old. Apply to Harry Chesney, R. R. 4, Seaforth. Phone 136-4. 8284-1 lif It's a Foraaait of the family or the chil- dren. or a portrait of the wedding party, let the Burgess Portrait Studio, Mitchell, do the work for you and you will be pleased. Phone or mail orders, carefully filled; car- rtage prepaid. .Stewart Bros. Main Street Illuminated. — 'Main Street has been artistically decorated with colored lights under the super - ,vision of Mr. John Broderick. The lights will remain in place until after New Year's. The following merch- ants contributed a nominal sum _to defray the expense: Dr. Bechely, Stewart Bros., J. MacTavish, Fred S. Savauge, R. J. Gibb, Arnold Westeott, James J. Cleary. George Haigh, R. H. Robinson, F. D5, Hutchison, W. A. Crich, Wes. Beattie, Jack Cardno, W. R. 'Smith, Dr. Munn, W. G. Willis, W. E. Kerslake, Mrs. T. Phillips, Chas. Duneey,, Fred Wigg, T. G. Scott, Huron Expositor, Cheifetz Bros., Geo. D. Ferguson, C. Aberhart, Dr. W. C. Sproat, R. H. Sproat, E. H. Close, Seaforth News, R. E. Bright, Roy S. Pinkney, R. J. Sproat, A. W. Dick, Geo A. Sills & Sons, H. C. Box, R. M. Jones, C. A. Barber, John H. Best, Sing Wong, A. D. Sutherland, W. J. Duncan. ,�c a�f�� A Member of Alberta Boys' Parlia- ment.—The following from The Ed - Caldwell -Simpson. — A very quiet monton Journal, of December 13th, wedding was solemnized at the Manse, will 'be of interest to many here, as Seaforth, on Tuesday, December 24, one of the newly elected young mem- at 1.30 'p.m., when ,Miss Rena Simp-t bers is a son of Mr. Melvin Scott, of son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. that city, and a grandson of the late Simpson, Egmondville, was united in Archie Scott, of Seaforth, and Mrs, marriage to Mr. Harry Albert Cald- Scott, of Ottawa: "Edmonton's five well, son of Mr. e.nd Mrs. G. Caldwell members in the Alberta Older Boys' of Tuckersmith. The ceremony was Parliament which will open here for performed by Rev. I. B. Kaine, the its tenth annual session on December young couple being unattended. Fol- 27th, have the distinction of being the lowing the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. kinanimous choice of several hundred Caldwell left on a short honeymoon. 'teen age boys in this city as able representatives at the provincial cau- I The five youths who wil? take Injured In Toronto.—Many Seaforth their seats in the house by acclama- friends of Mrs. J. P. Bell, a former tion are: G6rdon Watt, Highlands well known resident of Seaforth, will United Church; Clarence McNeil, regret to learn that she suffered a .Metropolitan United Church; John very serious accident in Toronto on Sorochan, Buchanan Institute; Jock Sunday, December 15th. Mrs. Bell Tnek, Knox United College, and Bob had left her home to attend church Scott, High -Y Club. All of the can - when she was struck and run down didates have been active in the older on the street by a motorist. One leg hoys' and Tuxis movements in the and several ribs were fractur-d and city and the esteem and popularity she was otherwise badly bruised. She they enjoy amongst their fellows is was taken ti St. Michael's Hospital, shown in their election by acclama- where she ,11 be confined for Som^ 'ion. John Sorochan is the only mem- time. ter from Edmonton to take office for second term. Three candidates —. o have been put forward for premier, Christmas Entertainment. — The ,ne of whom will be seleettrl by a cc,te of the house at the opening ses_ Sunday school of First Presbyterian. Sinn of the four-day gathering. The Church held their Christmas Enter- premiership aspirants, all 'Calgary tainment on Monday evening, Decem- :)nys, are: W. J. "Jack" Collett, Geo. ser 23rd. The programme consisted ',.1. Haythorne and Bill Pettigrew. of Carols 'by the entire school, chor- ,_hese candidates are young men who rises and dialogues by the different heve previously sat in parliament and classes, and a pantomine "Holy Night" r -cognized as outstanding leaders in by the senior girls, was . very much the Tdxis work. enjoyed by the audience. The latter appreciated the fact that both scholars and teachers had prepared the rium- bers under great difficulty, owing to L(�� BRIEFS the storms, which prevented the child- ren from attending the necessary Miss Gladys Thompson, of Niagara rehearsal. At the end of the evening Falls, is spending the Christmas holi- Santa Claus appeared and presented `lays at the home of her parents, Mr. a bag of candy to each of the scholars. and Mrs. J. B. Thompson. 'Phe Superintendent, Mr. J. G: Mullen, Rev. W. P. Lane, Mrs. Lane and " occupied the chair, and Rev. I. B. Miss Helen spent Christmas with Kaine, the pastor, gave a short ad- friends in Toronto. dress at .the opening of the program. My Gibson White, of the Western University, London, is spending the Iiolidays with his mother (here. Diplomas Awarded at Guelph.— Mrs. James Stewart met with a very serious accident on Sunday even Twelve students hailing from every - ing last. She was on her way to part of the Dominion, who have com- ,hurch with her sister, Miss Davidson, Meted their course at the Trent In- when coming down the steps at 'their stitute, the Canadian School of Bak- home alone, she slipped and in the fall ing at the Ontario Agricultural Col- fractured her hip. She was taken to lege, were presented with diplomas at the ,closing exercises in connection the Scott Memorial Hospital, where she is with the institution, at which Dr. R. Harcourt, Director of the making as satisfactory a re - covery as could be expected. school, pre- sided. Addresses were given by Dr. 7r. Bert Twitchell, of Davenport, Iowa, is visiting his uncle,. Mr. G. C. G. I. Christie, President of the O.A.C.; Bell. Mr. Twitchell flew to Flint, W. A. Dixon, Toronto, President of ':Michigan, taking the train there for the Bread and Cake Bakers' Associa- here. tion, who presented the graduating 'Miss Dorothy Wilson, of Mitchell, Mass with pins, and H. E. Trent, To- is spending the holidays with her ronto, Secretary of the Association. par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wilson. Those who received diplomas were: Jack Crich, Seaforth; Norman Peters, Dr. Brenton Kerr, of Buffalo, ansa Mr. Leslie Kerr, Toronto, Calgary; James Bryce, Honna, Alta.; of are spending the holidays with their Charles 'O'Neil, Sydney, N.S.; Charles par - ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Kerr. Verana, Toronto; Harry Waterson, Tosonto; Henry Strach, Kitchener; Miss Helen McKercher, of i1MacDon- ald Hall, -and Mx. Robert McKercher, William Krepps, Brantford; Gibson McCallum, 'Mount Forest; Chris. May, of the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, are spending the holidays at Calgary; Leo Bryne, Barrie; Robert their home in McKillop. Barrett, Winniipeg. Mr. Jack Crich, who is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. 'Miss Ethel McKay, of Thedford, is ,'pending Christmas at her home here. Crich, of Seaforth, not only headed his class, but also won a scholarship. 'Miss Margaret Armstrong, of To - ron'to, Mr. and 'Malcolm Armstrong of Port Arthur, are spending the holi- days with their parents in Harpur Celebrate Golden Wedding In Sas- hey. katoon.—The Saskatoon Star -Phoenix Mr. and Mrs. Warren Amlent, o of December 17th, makes the follow- Detroit, spent 'Christmas at 'Mr. ing reference to the golden wedding Ament's home here. annivArsary of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gillespie spent Christmas ROSS, of that 'city, and also contains a at the home of their so splendid photo of them. `Xr, and in Toronto. Mrs. (toss celebrated the 50th anni- Miss Irma Broadfoot, of .,MacDonald versary of their wedding day on Mon- Hall, is spending the holidays at he day, Decemfber 16th, -at their home, home in Tuckersmith. 818•=vl th Street, Saskatoon, when Mr. H. M. Jackson, and 'Mr. James they were the recipients' of many tok- Jackson spent Christmas at the home errs of -affection from relatives and of Miss Jackson, in I'7gmondviile. friends. Mr. Ross was born at Sea. Mr. 'Carl Aberhart, of the Toronto forth, Ont., and ass a young man went Medical (School, is spending the holi- to the United States, where on De- days with his parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles ce4nber 16th, 1879, be married A'bi. Aberhart, ,at lent,, Kansas, Miss Gyllthizs Ayr". In Mr. Lawrence Webster, of Sand - 1902 they returned to Canada, and fo^ with, spent IChristnigs with his par - the past twelve years have been tesv - ents here. dents of 'Sashatoon. Thzreo sou a1td Vh, .J'ack Hinehley, of the Brant. fk ' t fififD 0%ati h� were � lboi�t . u a$ Colfl e a to s teff i � S spending endin a th �holida' is Their Cbatla a of Fjo.nga ; VV%h his mother Mrs, J, D. ja�r,.,ee�./, 2. D. Road, a 'Nar.4pa;a 21100,;T. ' . ,We*1 1�37ttti' ey. i oah _ , 5 r a a. ',t l n- Mi`. Mid Mrs, Wil'11a'rm ' F ree¢rl _aid•-. ,gyp �,La�m �r'�i i� '�a f fi . lL l ��it '�:iliit'ri iltiQtl%1f•i �'D'itln � oydA YOr�i!S f d Thompson 9s l�i®f(Dll�as Qum - o ' "Q�IIR-I�a Subscrildtiorms tzhelm :907 all rzEmQ2ZMn es and paparo at l�anliDil hero p iced, Mrs. W. C. Sproat spent Christmas at her home in Toronto. Dr. Aubrey Crich and Mr. ]!`red Crich, of Toronto, and Mr. Jack Crich of Guelph, spent 'Christmaq at their home here. 'Mrs. Snell and daughter, Miss Mar- guerite, of Hamilton, are spending the holidays with relatives here. 'Miss Jessie Scott, of Winnipeg, is spending the holidays with her par- ents, Mr, and Mlrs. A. D. Scott, at Thornton hall. Miss Helen Dickson, of Toronto, is -spending the holidays with her mother Mrs. Adam Dickson. Dr. R. N. Hill, of Brooklyn, N. Y., spent Christmas with his brother and sister here. Miss Bessie Grieve, of Chatham, is spending the holidays at her home in Egmondville. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Archibald, of Brooklyn, are spending the holidays at the 'home of Mr. Archibald's par- ents, :Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Archibald. Miss Bertha Beattie, Toronto; BESS Ida and Miss Eva Love, To Miss Rhia Hills, Oshawa; Miss Laura Mc- Millan, Hamilton; Miss Alva Way, Atwood, and Miss Gladys Shilling - law, Toronto, are spending the Christ- mas holidays at their homes in Eg- mondville. Miss Thelma Johnston, of Elgin, is spending the holidays at the home of her parents, !Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston. Miss Lillian Wankel, of Toronto, spent Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wankel, in Harpurhey. Miss Dorothy Hutchison, of St. Catharines, and Mr. George Htltchi- son, of London, spent Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Hutchison. Mr. Basil Duncan, of St. Michael's College, Toronto, is spending the holi- days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Duncan. Messrs. Arthur and Karl Ament, of Toronto, spent Christmas at their home here. 'Mr. and 'Mrs. P. Calder, of St. Cath- arines, and ,Miss 'Mary Hays, of To- ronto, .were Christmas guests ut the home of Mr. and MTs. Adam Hays. Miss ;Mary Jackson, of Thedford, and Mr. Fred Jackson, of Merrick- ville, are spending the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, L. C. Jack- son. Mr. Jack Ferguson, of Longlac, is spending the holidays with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, William Ferguson; in Egmondville. - Mr. Edwin Chesney, who is accom- panying his aunt and sisters to St. Petersburg, Florida, wired his par. ents to say the 'party was half way on their journey. They left Roches- ter, N. Y,, by motor. Dr. and Mxs. Glanfield, of Wallace - town, and Miss Hazel Elcoat, of To- ronto, spent Christmas at the home of their father, Mr. William Elcoat. Mr. Alvin Oke, of Montreal, spent Christmas with his parents, Mr. ani Mrs. Andrew Oke. 'Miss Dorothy Kerslake and Mr. Donald Kerslake, of Toronto, spent Christmas at their home here. 'Mr. and 'Mrs. D. I. Hill and little NOW 1?1LA1YIIl TG Paramount's Super -Spectacle A b�O:F&trmt SEE PAGE 1 Mon., Tues. and Wed. ckz Bow k WGTE'ROUS CURES The screen's most dynamic personality in a battle of wits With a circus ,background. Specially Booked for New Year's LRRDIC E 60 DAN,LTT ' ' IN WALKER'S HALL i BRUCEFIELD f . FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27th � a Old and New Time Dances COLLIN'S -ORCHESTRA i n I Lunch Free l d ADMISSION: Gents - 7.6c r 3236-2 ---- e INS Boyd? abomem Iii Al(RCILs.0 LII1JG ATC p lab r.1. .'or 3 e II'litid fC . : dladr'zift a uI n .. is 1149 r eii b.. I. . • , spent Christmas 'with their parents? Mr. and ;Mrs. J. M. Govenlock. Mr: and Mrs. Hunt, of Toronto, were Christmas gq"ts at the Thome of Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Keating. 'Mr. and. Mrs. Joe Eckart, of Oak- ville, are spending the Christmas holidays with their parents, Mr, and Mat's. C. Mckart, (Miss Jean Govenlock, of Weston, is spending the Christmas holidays with her parents, -Mr. and 'Mrs. John R. Govenlock. Miss Jean' Brodie, of Goldenburg, and Miss Annie Brodie, of Grey town- ship, are spending the Christmas.holi- days with their parents, 'Mr; and Mrs. Charles Brodie. Miss Lucy Eckart, of Detroit, is visiting her parents, 'Mr. and ®Mrs. C. Eckart. The many friendp of Mr. Harold Cummings, who has been confined to the Kitchener Hospital for some time with an attack of scarlet fever, will ) be glad to know that he is convales ting. Miss Rose Dorsey, of Detroit, is spending the holidays at her home here. Miss C. Horan, of the Sudbury Col- legiate staff, is spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs, John Horan. Miss Margaret Beattie, of Hamil- ton spent Christmas at the home of her brother, IMr. J. Wesley Beattie. -Miss Greta Ross, of Weston, is spending the holidays with her par- ents, Dr. and 'Mrs. R. R. Ross. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Greig spent Christmas at the home of their daugh- ter in Toronto. 'Mr. Samuel Horton, of Standard, Alberta, spent Christmas with his sister, 'Mrs, Hugh Chesney and fam- ily in Egmondville. Mr. James Chesney, of Toronto uni- versity, is spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Ches• ney, in Tuckersmith. Mr: William Scott, of London, was a Christmas 'guest at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. J. J. Cluff. 'Muss Pearl McMinn; of Turonto, spent a few days this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Lowery. Mr. Jake Sproat, of Temagami, spent the ,Christmas holiday with his parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. James Sproar, in Egmondville. 0 HEIBI �1E1I IT Sainner Set Bareains will continue until end of December. Come and see. Beattie's China and Gift Store, Seaforth. School Report.—The following are the results of the examinations held at School Section No. 7, Hibbert, dur- ing the months of November and De- cember. Fifth Class—Doris Sararas 76ga. Sr. IV—Beatrice Drover 90.3. Jr. IV --Ross H•oggarth 72., Jr. III— Earl Drover 81.6, Benson Stoneman 75.3, Agnes Fairbairn 60, John Chap- pel 56. Sr. II--�Erla Treffry 83. Sr. I—Percy Wright 88, Jean Venner 77, Wilmer McDonald 71.6, Elton Fair- bairn 61. Number on roll, 12; aver- age attendance, 11.—Victoria Bolton, Teacher. DITB [aHN Notes. --Rev. Father •Eckart, of New York, is spending a few days with friends.—Mr. Clayton Looby has gone to Detroit.—The following spent Christmas holidays with friends: Misses Helen Krauskopf, of London ; Marie Benninger, 'Hamilton; Mary McGrath, Toronto; Annie McGrath, Chatham; Ruth Hills, Ottawa; Flora Hills, Toronto; Gertrude Stapleton, Toronto; Verorriea McConnell, St. Clemens; Angela Mulligan, Detroit; Vera Feeney, Toronto; Minnie Ma- loney, Buffalo; Messrs. Louis Kraus- kopf, Detroit; Hugh Benninger, Ay- ton; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Krauskopf, Detroit; Michael Darling, of Buffalo; Charles McDaid, of Kitchener. . . VARNA n Dinner Set Bargains will continue until end of December. Come and see. Beattie's China and Gift Store, Seaforth. 'Notes.—Mr. and Mrs, M. Clark and children, of Winthrop, spent ; unaay with friends and acquaintances here. —Miss Welsh has returned home af- ter spending a few days with ac- quaintances in and around Varna.— Mr. Biggins, of Clinton, spent Satur- day in our village—Mr. Harrrwell, of j Goderich, spent a few days in this community.—Mrs. Reid, of Seaforth, visited last week with her sister, Mrs, McAsh.—Miss :.laude Glenn, of Hen - Sall, spent a few days with her cousin, Mrs. Beatty. School Report.—The following is the report of Varna School for No- vember and Decemfber. Sr. IV= --Dor- is Ohuter 76%, Elliott Chuter 68. Jr. IV—Ida 'Chuter 64, Lillian Elliott 62, Hazel Hunking .50, Bill Austin 40. Jr. III—Willie McAsh 82, Elmer John- ston 75, Harvey Chuter 70, Jack iMc- L inchey 42. Jr. III --Bessie Chuter 82 Jean Reid 80, -Gordon B orner 75, Ford Johnston 70, 'Charlie Hunking 62, Mur - vin Johnston 45, Jennie Hunking 43. Jr. Primer—Donald Keyes, Roy El- liott, Floyd XcAsh. Perfect Spelling for November— Wiilie McAsh, Jean Reid. Perfect Spelling for ,December —Ida -Chuter, Willie McAsh, Elmer Johnston, Jean Reid, Bessie Chuter. Average attendance for November, 19.15; average attendance for De- cember 19.6. 42ufby I. Taylor, Teach- er. o - C: UC]MID llbioner Sc4 Sartain chili continue until end of December. Coarse dnd oee. Dbaatti&a China 1111d,yQ3LAfii't sttl�(y7pQ,ei sc'1`fdE!ilyyb��.. 11 Hill .�,dr5xv�} dVflitm.1 ""'Yli•6rg. bifid 1Vll?,*.. Lr16 1L ill a2d a fl , : d pgo � ldtli i err, ar�� vrilii�s frieudi ill the avi'US60 tit ,ptb00T1i;.--! e 1 - 11 i f'' .: t �, r e i �", �" r'. 1 w .. ;,,, .a5r^�•ms-,amo. i.. � ✓+',�} t'.; v "fi' to �:,., ri'• ! . r�'„n I I I .A yt f i� a,, 2- h. F: Iv. G. ,� . r f . 5 �. �,'� 10 �: Q �} 9J . ,�, I� �11 � 11 s 1i > ,� ,; 15�,10_1 .�. fT T .�,1, r `` 111 \\4' . i ! . i?' ,;F /t (Y. r� 1 thf,q 'i` Q ': Sw I V. ",', �t . The Candle of ]1929 burns low. Soon ` " its flame will flutter° diet out and be no � ��! F more. We realize that another year iffi1. , I about to pass. A rreview of it imrlprresses ,' us with a, strong feeling of indebtedness to those whom we have been permitted I to serve.,• •fir. 11 Jere it not for the confidence that is placed in our business methods by them, 1! We could not carry on. With that in mind, We desire to ex- tend to the Customers of the Store, to those who Were not regular customers, in fact to Everybody, our Rest Wishes -fora Joyous Yuletide Season, and a. I.. Year of Health, Happiness and Pros-' pe>r'ltyo tc.. + s . Irl, 1.' O acfir, r3 Q ' ' 1 .; S EAF®11$T HI _ - ®HM &RID t --------- -- - ,;�. 11 Christmas slides that were to bei mother in Regina. Much Sympathy - shown last Sunday in the Sunday I is expressed by friends for -- ' school, were delayed on -account of rowing family. �r + A the storm, but have since arrived and I - I i ; will.be shown next Sunday.—Rev. Mr, and Mrs. Bremner and Miss Edna �� .11 spent Christmas in St. Thomas. A �x Christmas Visitors.—Mr. George Notes.—Mr. and Mrs. W. Turneiz �,," , Knight, of London ; Mr. Leonard 2',',r Boyce, of Embro; Miss Emma. Mc- and family attended the funeraT$. o. Donald, Mr. Lance Norris and Mr. I Mrs, Turner's s grandmother, Mrs. , Stephenson, of Clinton, on Thursdar, Carman and Miss yM. Haugh, To- last.—Mr. Stewart Beatty, schoog, ronto; Misses Gladyss and Grace Alli- teacher in �S. S. No. 7 son, of Orillia; Mr. Bob McNaughttot7 , Stanley, hags r. I of London; Miss Erma 'Broadfoot'of left for his home in Londesboro for - Guelph; Mr. Elwood Stackhouse, of the holidays.—Misses Anna Love andF • Guelph; Miss Rouatt, R.N., of Lon- Annie Jawrott were Wednesday visi— don; Mr. J. Reid, of Wdngham. tors at the home of 'Mr. and • Mrs- Died In Vancouver.—Word has been Stanley Love, ,of Stanley tow•nshilf.-- received from Vancouver of the pass- Miss Agnes Love is spending the in gof Mrs. Charles Wrinch, formerly' Christmas holidays under the par - Miss Pearl O'Neil and a daughter of I ental roof.—Mr. and 'Mrs. J. Cochran• the late Frank O'Neil. -She was born were recent visitors with their 0oan,s . + in Brucefield forty-two years ago. As Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Cochrane, o a young lady she resided in Clinton Stanley Township. — Mr. Lawrence. I for a number of years and was great- Brightmore, of London, is spending~ ly 'beloved by her many friends. Two the holidays with his aunt and uncle, months ago she took a very severe Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cochrane, --Mr.. stroke from which she never rallied, and Mrs. P. Campbell and son, o c but passed away on December 18th. Hay, spent Sunday at the home o: r� She leaves to mourn her loss, besides Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Love.—The Y.P.S_ her husband, her -mother, formerly is holding a birthday party in the - Miss Bessie McQueen, two brothers, .basement of the church on Monday - J. H. O'Neil, of Flint, Mich.; Mr. evening, December 30th, at 8 o'clock. Clauson O'Neil, of Victoria, two sis- Games and contests will :be held, afier- ters, +Mrs. 'Gentles, of Regina, and whioh lunch will be served. Every— Mrs. Belle Fair, who lives with her body welcome. S. e o o Phony ALMOND ICING CREAMS, JELLIES and many one-half pound ............. 26c other kinds, per pound...... MG. 1 pound ..... ...... .......50c MIXED NUTS EXTRACTS—Vanilla and 230 per pound ....`.............25p� Lemon 10c each otr 3 for.... PEANUTS—Fresh roasted 25c , CANNEL PINEAPPLE 2 pounds e� per tin .................... �� ORIENTAL FRUITS—Something ' PALMOLIVE SOAP 476 new, fancy boxes..25c mp to $2.0V 6 for ......................new, WREATHS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, 5755 each ......... 25P fle1J ... .......... 4 the best money can buy, 1$s,... Try our FLOWER DALE TEA pound ............ ........ BBC y , MIXED CANDY 20c Special (Prices an Dinner Sets siman ". per ound ..... L� Fanny China. . . P SwC"Iess,be youn)) V yy�� f 4z�r/ O l y full . t mein 0 dur the �f, . i I ' about to dawn,.1 i . , I I , I CHINA 4 B v "W4410 I'll, "t h1. :,y I.: