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DECEIVIBER 16, 1939
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THURSDAY, 'RIDAY SATUR r—HDECEMiB 'R I.G 16r, 17
PHILLIPS HOLMES DOROTHY J DON CHA LpS UGGLES
in `' 70,000 WITNESSES I'
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MONDAY, TVESIiAY, WEDNESEDIA51`EIOEfMBER Th, 20, 21
WALTER HUSTON and LORETTA YOUNG '
in The Ruling Voice "
You'll Thrill When You Hear the Ruling Voice
COMEDY NEWS REEL — 'CARTOON
THU,RS'DAY, F'R'IDAY, SA'TU'RDAY—DiE,OE,MBER 22,, 23, 24
JOHN BOLAS and JOAN BENNETT
in "THE CARELESS LADY"
-COMEDY — CARTOON
Matinees 'Saturdays !and IHlolidays, 3 'p.ImL
lllwo Slhows each nigdhlt, 7:30 and 9.15.
TUCKERSMITH
IMT. James Brewster, of Ottawa, is
-visiting' his .sister, 'Mrs. J. Taylor.
;Mrs. P. Maoklam and baby, of To -
Tonto, are 'visiting with. Mr. and Mrs.
C. 'McKay.
!School Section No. 3, Twcll:ersmlliitkl,
-will hold their annual Christmas con-
cert of ednesclity evening next,
when -a 4155xle'd programme of dia-
logue's, songs recitations and drills
will be given. '
The,,Decemljber meeting of the Tulek-
aersanli.tlli Ladies' 'Gl]]]ib was held at
the holme of Mrs. Joseph Orich on
Tuesday, when twenty members and
two ivlisitors were present. The roll
call] was answered by giving presents
for the poor people up north: Mrs,
G. 'MacGregor was appointed assist-
ant secretary-tr•ea,sure'r. The pro-
gram opened with a chord sby the
Club. Readings were given by Mrs.
F. Pepper, iMrs. Oke and Mrs. V.
Terrylbeliry. The January meeting
will be held on January llth at the
home of, Mrs. Oke. The . roll call is
to .be ,answered with written) sugges-
tions for discussions at the meetings
or improvements for the Club,
amlIpmaceempusaeomina
• MANLEY
• ',Our 'school teacher• i'-Viis•'s Hen
Delaney, is 'busy •getting the .pupils
ready for a Christmas concert':
Jack Frost is making hips rounds
besting 'the \veak _sots. •
The, late snow :'harms have made
tho road:; heavy hi• wheeling or
sleighing.
Henry F. f,.cm m'an has 'been busy
.drawing gr•avcl to r^inforce the fonln'
,:'a -t nn of hi. 'W:arn, which was destroy-
ed by fire o;' late' ami 'be ready to go
to work when the fine woath'er starts.
WINTHROP
Special.-Chriten n: er•cetinr cars, 10ec in
box w tie env,, l +pea tv, m.nich, 23c box : Christ -
trans' De<•nrntiun:, S,;,1:. Tau:. etc. Very low
Price. .1. A. Wee Jewe] Icr. Sexforth.
Miss .Evc.'iyn Campbell is Improv-
ingafter up;ler going an operation in
Scott Mrlrlortl I-In:rrital last week.
_Mr. and ]1.' . P a x r•• of Bennr.11er,
erpent Sunday with Mr. and :Mrs.
Robert Can 9ro:le1.1, Fr•. -
1•p(,,eare haw;,^r,- real snappy -winter.
weather.
The hock''y boys are getting in
,shape for their wirot rr sport. •They
had their first practise in Seaforth
Tuesday night.
DUBLIN
DEATHS
Murray.—In Scott Memorial 'Hospital, Sea -
forth, on December 14th, William Joseph,
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Mur-
ray.
Mason. --In aankaitpon, Sask., 'on December 12,
Arthur Mason,foamaeoly of 'hel Mill Road,
near Bruce ell.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and MM. 3, G. Houston wish to thank
the neighbors who gave such timely ne.eist-
ance on Monday evening and Who, no doubt,
pr•evct ted a more serious fire. 1:302x1
IN MEMORIAM
In loving risen omy Of James A. Thomson,
who departed this rife December 17, 1930;
The depths of am -row we cannot tell
At the foss of one we loved so well;
And .while he sleeps in peareeful sleep,
His memory we srhall ialw'ays keep,
Hiss smiling Race for us so dear, .
The gentle leotsiteps no More we hear ;
His walling hand and face so :sweet,
In Heaven some day we hope to meet.
-.Slaters, 'Wife and Som
BOLTON.—In ')ovine remembrance +.'t' Mary
Rebecca Balton, who died December 18, 1915.
Fourteen years have passed since that acid
day
Dear Becky, we loved was called away;
God took her'home, it was His- will,
But in our hermits she 'liveth still).
--,Sadly missed by Father, Mother and Sis-
tete. 3392-1
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all
creditors and others h'avint e.Iaims • rtgai.net
the estate of IRA W. JOHNS, • late of the
Towntlrip of Tuckcrs.nvith in the County ef
Huron,Palmer, who died on the Sixth clay
of November, A. D. 1032, are required to
forward, their claims duly proven to the un-
der 4gnerl mi or befnre the Second clay cf
January, A. D., 1033.
AND NOTICE TS FURTHER GIVEN that
after -the said tlate the Executrix will pro-
ceed to 5ie+tritute the cvtate having regard
only to the claims of which she then shall
hey:: spore,
DATED at Exeter. Ont., this 9th day of
D(, -ember, A. D. 1032.
GLADMAN & STANBURY,
Exeter and Hensall, •
Solicitors .for Executrix.
John McGr4th, Clandeiboye, spent
the week end' with his parents, Mr.
and 'Mrs. John McGrath.
The 'pn'pils of St. Patrick's ° high
school held, a progressive euchre in
'the parish hall on Tuesday evening.
A dainty 'lunch was served by the
boys and 'girls. Prizes were won by
'Mrs. A. Darling and William Curtin;
lucky door prize, Jeanette Riley.
lDealth of Williams 'McDermott..On
Monday evening William McDermott
died at his home in the village' fol-
lowing a long illness, in his 64th
year. Deceased was an employee of
the Dublin Creamery and was a gen-
eral favorite with all ,who knew him.
He is survived by his loving wife,
two 'brothers and two sisters, Michael
of Duluth' Tim, of Hamilton;' Mrs.
M. Moore, of Stratford, and Mrs. M.
Kennedy, of, St.:Marys. The funeral
was held at St.: Patrick's Church on
Wednesday morning, where High
Mass was s'un'g by Rev. Fr. Odrowski.
'The pallbearers were Thomas But-'
Iters, Frank Evans, Joseph Ryan,
.John M1oDermlott, Gerald Jordan and
'Matthew Murray. Burial was made
Lin St. Patrick's cemetery.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all
mrdilorti and othere having el aims against
the e,tatr4 of AGNI S, HERRON, late of the
Tewn.hip of Hibbert, in the County pf Perth,
Spin+ter, deceased,' are required to 'forward
their closet, duly proven to the undersigned
on ele beforethe Twenty-sixth day of De-
cember,' K. D.
1532.
ANI) NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
after the said. date the Executors will pro-
ceed to distribute the estate having regard
only Ito the etaans of which they then shall
have notice.
DATED at Exeter, Ont„ this 5th day of
Derrember, A. D. 1932.
GLADMAN & STANBURY,
Exeter' and Hensel),
Executors' Solicitors.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TAKE NOTICE that all- persons having
any olaimns against the' estate of Ellen Lillie
Ross Hamilton, late of the City of Sault
Ste. .Marie, in the District • of Algoma.
Widow, who died on or about the Fourth
day Of May, A. D. 1932, at the Town of
Seaforth, In the Province of Ontario, are
requited to send their alarms verified by
offs';davit to James McEwen, 604 Queen Street
East, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, one of the
Executors of the said ,Estate, on or before
the 30th day of December A. D. 1932. after
which date 'the Executors will proceed to
administer the said estate, taking into ac-
count only those claims received and proper-
ty proved.
DATED this 22nd day of November, A. D.
1932.
BiRTHS
Kahle -In Scott Memorial Hospital. on De-
cember 9th, to Rev! a.nd Mrs. I. 13. Kaine,
a daughter.
Tierney, --in Scott Memorial Hospital, on
November 30th, to Mr. +anrl Mrs. George
Tinney. Hensatll, a dau'gh'ter.
Eeaaom.•-In Scott Memorial Hospital, on De-
cember lith, to Mr. and Mrs. Ja•;v Beacom,
Seafortt, a daughter.
Murray --le Srott Memori'a'l Mnspita', on De.
.ember10th, to Mr. and Mrs. .:oieph A.
Murray, a son.
Oliver,- In Scott Memorial 1i 15r•:'al, on be-
cemmber 12t1h, to Mx. and Mrs. Leslie Oliver,
B:ueeelc„ a daughter.
Ha3]antyne.—In iSeobt Memorial Hospital on
,December .150, to Mr. and MM. G. A. Bad-
8an tyne, a ddatigh Der (Lyha Jean).
Wright —In Tucbcer3nvi'th, on Deecmbet 11th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Wright, a son (Atilan
MacKay) .
Buchanan --,In Hensal.l on 'Decem'ber 10th to
Mr. and Mrs. R. Buchanan, a daughter,
• Audrey Eileen (still)] born).
. Ecicart.—In Oakville, on 'Nova nber• 10th, to
Mr. and Mats. Joseph Eckart, a Won, Conrad
.Tobeph.
A'rehibald--In Landon on Dee. 2n1, to Mr.
mind Mfrs. A. W. Archibald, a daughters.
Christmas
Demonstration
at
THE SALVATION ARMY HALL
SEA FORTH ,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16th, 1932
at 8 p.m.
chairmam: M1AJ'OR L. URSAKI
_Admission - - IS Cents
JAMES McEWEN,
ROSS H. HAMILTON.
Executors of said Estate.
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NOMINATION NOTICE
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH
The annual meeting of the electors of the
Township of Tuekeirsmith, for the, nomination
of candidates for {Ole office of Reeve and
Councillors 'for the year 1933, will, be held
at Walker's Hail, Br uefielcl, on Friday, De-
cember 23rd. at 1 rp.en. If, a 'pol I be necessary
such pall shall be' opened on Monday. Jan-
uary .2.nd, 1933, at the following places and
by the Ifollgwing 'officers: ,No. 1, W. C.
Govenlmek's ,house, W. C. Govenloek, D.R.O.,
J. C. Reinke, P.C.: No. 2, School No. 8,
James Hay, D.R.O., J. A. McLaren, P. C:
No, 3, "tth'oo1 House No. 4. Sari 'Whitmore,
m. R..O.. Fred Pepper, P.C.: No. 4, School
House No. 3, Thomas Chapman, D, R, 0.,
J. •W. McIntosh, P.C.: No. 5. School House
No. 1, R. D. Bell, D.R.O., Melvyl T:+anuair,
P.C. No. 6, School House No. 9, William
Sine air, Alexander Sinclair, P.C.
Poll open from 9 a.m. to 5 Pm -
D. F. MaGREGOR, Clerk.
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NOMINATION MEETING
McKILLOP TOWNSHIP
The annual meeting or the electors. of the
Mvnhlo'ilparity of the Towrfehip of McKil'1'cm,
will be held at Winthrop Hall on Friday,
December 23. 1932, for, the purpose of nom-
inating n. Reeve and four Councillors for
the year 1933.
Nlorn4matfiens will be received 'between the
hours of .1 and 2 o^cock in the afeetoneen.
Shlauld more Dement be nominated than are
required .to fill the several] offices, an elec-
tion will be held on Monday, the seeend day
08 January. 1933.
Palle to be Open ,from 9 a,rtn. till 5 pm.
at the IM,lowing p'leoeq
Poll No. 1—James Oarline's House, Lot 1,9,
Com. 5' Thos. Moylan, P.R.O., William
Mlstoncv, P.C.
Poll No. 2 -.1 reps H'ngg's House, Trot 2'1,
Can, 4: James 3, Hogg, D.R.O.; Mrs. Geo,
Earbon, P.C.
Pill No. 3-.Traoph $rnl4th'a Hrnwse, Lot 10.
("ctn. 12: .John R. Learning, 71,R.O.; Henry
Ben'new,5es, P.C. -
Poll No. 4- •4rhord Tinhae No. 7, Lot 26,
Oon. 12: William S»merdtlle, D.R.O.; Willis
Dundas, F.C. •
JOHN MMNAY,
ReturnSng Officer.
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8591-2
IN FANCY BOXES
Beautiful new colors and shades, in
stripes, checks and plain colors. All
full sized, and stylishly shaped.
50c, 75c, $1.00
MUFFLERS
New styles in wonderfully attrac-
tive colorings and designs; new two-
tone effects, bright or plain. All at-
tractively„ boxed. An ideal gift.
95c to $2.95
INA FANCY BOX
Our Women's Hosiery Department
will simplify your gift problem.
SILK HOSE—Full fashioned... 89c
SILK AND'WOOL=Full fashioned;
all colors. Special , $1.00
SILK HOSE — Kayser's; service
weight or chiffon; new shades.
$1.00
`SILK HOSE—Heavy service.weight,
10 strand -- $1.25
CREPE HOSE—Kayser's, newest
feature; dull finish ' $1.50
Women's Silk Undies
IN FANCY BOXES
Silk Sets, Vest 'and Bloomers.
White, Peach, Pink, with color-
ed Applique... . $1,,00 to $1.50.
Silk Pantie and Brassiere Sets,.
lace trimmed. ' Colors, Pink and
Peach $1 to $2.00
Silk Crepe Slips, good quality ;
beautifully trimmed in Pink or
White $2 to $'3.00
Silk Crepe Nightgowns, full siz-
es; lovely lace trimmings. Pink
only $3.00
New Bed 'Ja,ckets, fancy trim-
med; 'Pink or Tea Rose.. $2.00
omen's'
Gioves
IN A CHRISTMAS BOX
Women's lined Cape Gloves;
Black, Grey, Tan, Special, $1.25
'Women's Smart 'Chamoisette
Gloves, Kayser Brand; Chocol-
late, Sand, Black and White.
$1.0'0
Women's Kid Gloves White,
Black and White, Eggshell and
Chocolate , $1.00
Long White Kid., Gloves, 16 but-
tons; best quality $3.95
•1 CHRISTMAS
GIFTS FOR
EVERYONE.
USEFUL
ACCEPTABLE
SEN SIBLE
AT LOWER
PRICES
THAN FOR
YE.ARS
tte
ILAIL
YCSFir V•i +i -C.
lien's Fine Dress
Shirts
PRICES WERE. ,NEVER LOWER
Men's fine white Broad-
cloth Shirts, with .sep-
arate or attached col-
lars.
95c, $1.95, $2.25
Fancy Shirts with col-
lar attached, in the.. new
blue shades and fancy
colors.
�num
SPECIALLY BOXED
FOR -
CHRISTMAS GIVING
95c to $1.95
Fancy Shirts with two
separate collars; a°T 1
new Christmas patterns)
$1.50, $1.95, $2,25
HANDKERCHIEFS
Men's Initial
Hand-
kerchiefs
(While or color-
ed,. pu.11e Irish
Linen, full sues,
in fancy boxes.
35c;.3 for $1
Men's ' Pure
Irish Linen
Hand-
kerchiefs
The highest
grade linen;
the, finest
quality at 50c
o^
IN FANCY BOXES
WOMEN'S FANCY
HANDKERCHIEFS
Never before such val-
ues,s u c' h attractive
kerchiefs; everyone a
beauty 5c to 75c
New Popular Large
Georgette Kerchiefs
All new colors, lace
trimmed 29c
Women's Fancy
Kerchiefs •
Lace trimmed, fancy
colored corners in fan-
cy boxes ..15c 'to $1.00
Colored
Initial
Hand-
kerchiefs
'In good' quality
linen, full size;
fancy boxes.
3 -for $1.00
Men's White
Hand
kerchf s
Boxed; 4ull size,
Irish Lawn; 3 in
a box.
50c
e'
en's
Bathrobes
Good weight, clever patterns,
fancy silk cord; full length. New
low price $3.75
Extra special weight in beauti-
ful new patterns, silk crods and
piping $5 to $8.50
MEN'S JUMBO SWEATERS
Heavy Jumbo knit winter Swea-
ters, Black, Navy or Maroon,
contrasting colored cross 'bars
on collar and cuff. Sizes 6 to
44 $2.95
Men's and Boys' Xmas Hose
Special showing of New Christmas
Hosiery for Men—Fancy Checks and•
conventional designs, in cheerfulr;
Yuletide shades.
35c to 75c
BOYS' GOLF HOSE
Fine checks and plain • Hose — an
ideal gift for a boy. He will be sure
to like them.'
50c
MEN'S BRACES
Fine Silk Braces in fancy boxes;
beautifully boxed 50c and 75c
Men's Braces and Garter Sets, in
Christmas boxesPlain and fancy
shades $1,00 to $1.50 Set
Garters and Armbands, fancy box-
ed, in all colors..50c, 75c and $1.00
Belts, with initialed, buckles, fancy
boxes $1.00
WOMEN'S
SILK
PYJAMAS
All beautifully
lace trimmed.
Colors, Pink and
Tea Rose $3,85
Fancy Colored Blankets
Surprise Mother With a Fancy
Blanket
KENWOOD'S ALL -WOOL
Plain colors $7.00
Reversible colors
$8.75
BRANTFORD BRAND'
Reversible, Satin trimmed ; all
colors $5.95
Fancy Bedspreads, Rose, Blue,
• Green, Gold — Real Italian
Spreads $2.95
MEN'S
PYJAMAS
Fancy
Broadcloth.
$1.50 to $2.95
Flannelette
$1.29 to 52.50
Stewart Bros,
Seaforth, Ontario
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FINE TABLE LINEN
AT NEW REDUCED PRICES
LINEN CRASH SETS
Table Cloth and six Naps. Fancy
color borders; 54 x 54....$2.25 Set
FANCY LINEN DAMASK
Fancy color border Table Cloth and
six Naps; 58 x 70 $4.75 Seth
PURE IRISH LINEN DAMASK°''j
Warranted to give satisfactory wear.
Cloth 2x21' ;6Naps$6,50Set
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