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The Huron Expositor, 1932-12-23, Page 5xl nECEM$E X23, 193%s REGENT THEATRE, Se lost& THURSDAY, 'FRIDAY, ISATURDAt�-�pE,CEMDER 22, 23, 24. JOHN HOLES and JOLT 'BENNETT in "THE CARELESS LADY" IC61VIIEID Y ANID CARTOON MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY --I CBMBTR 26, 27r T8 Matinee !Christmas Day, 3 p.m. • DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in "MIL'ROBINSON CRUSOE" Doug. at his bounding best in. a Tropical Islands—Laughs a plenty. Don't miss k. COIME+DY - NEWS REEL THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY --DECEMBER 29, 30, 31 JANET JAYNOR CHARLES FARRELL in ,"THE FIRST YEAR" The. Oustanding Picture of the Season. Matinees Siatlu iday+s end Eloslidays, 3 p.mi, Two Shows each nights 7.30 and 9.15. Your Town Needs a Sewer System, 111444104414 Recently a series of 'articles appeared in this paper under the above heading. That these articles con- tained a wealth of authentic and useful information,. none can deny, and all who read them should now possess a good knowledge of our municipal require- ments and the advantages to be gained thereby: We have heard comment, pro and con, in the of- fice, in the stores and oh the streets, but, wehave not heard from that source to which we Took for guid- ance, from that (source whom we annually put into power, to supervise and look after our interests, those to whose judgment and wisdom, we trust our municipal properties and business, and who•,also, we hope lay the foundations for our future prosperity, we refer to, the Mayor and Members of our Min- icipal Council. Soon our citizens will be electing a Mayor and Council for the year 1933. Are we presumptuous in asking our retiring and incoming representatives to debate this interesting' and essential utility. It is too important to turn aside with the com- ment, "We can't afford it." Financial is not the only consideration; there are others of equal, if not more vital importance, health, decency, progress and the undisputable fact that we.know we.should have a sewer system. We are .aware that there is a problem involved, one requiring careful consideration; one, that, with- out debate will not be decided:- Here is an oppor- tunity for candidates to show. their knowledge .and worth. Gentlemen, the citizens of Seaforth await your remarks and opinions. They are ready to, hear you before, during, or after nominations. What will you say? You know your Town needs a sewer system. . Announcement Having purchased, the Butcher Business of Malcolm Beaton, e are prepared to serve the public with the Choicest of Fresh and Cured Meats, Fowl and Fish. We Solicit Your Patronage Christie Meat Market PHONE 58 SE-AFORTH vVAION ;_.:............ (lOonstinitted frown gaga 1) Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Wm. Weal. the, first lhookey game of the sea- son wa,3 .played in brussels Arena on Monday evening between Walton anti JirusseI , High School boys, the score I:eing 3-4 in favor of Walton. The annual school 'meting of school section No. 11, Morris, will bo •held in the school on Wednesday, Deccrao1 r 230, for the purpose of electing a trustee to represent Mc•• Killop, hear and discuss the different it,ports and let tenders for wooal and caretaking in 1933. VARNA - School entertainments are the or- der of the dray. Kiddies are all anuilesl, .looking forward to Christ- mas. May they all have a merry time. A few weeks ago there were whis- pers of a municipal election, but now we (believe it has developed into loud talk. Mr. J. .Mloslsop is still confined to the house and this many friends are looking for a speedy recovery. (Intended for last week.) The entertainment put on last week under the 'direction of sur worthy teacher, Miss Cook, and -Mrs. (Rev.) Paull, was a decided success and much lenjoyed by all, the proceeds alanoun,ting to $3625. 1 The W. A. of St. John's Church met at the home of Mrs. M. Reid on Wednesday and ipack'ed, a bale. The annual meeting of the W. A. was held in the church Wednesday. BIRTHS Benn_—In Scott Memrar9al Hospital, Sead'olrbh, on December 17th, to Mr. and Mrs. P, F. -Senn, of Dublin, a doughtier. McGowan.—In Scott Meunoriail Hospital, Sea - forth, on December 19th, to Mrs. John Cowan, a son (Donald Ian). Thompson.—At St. ' MI goes .Iloapidial, I<i!N•1. chener, on December 14th, to Mtn, F. R. Thompson, (nee Josephine Litingstonl, u slaughter (sShiitiley Yvo,nnej. DEATHS Tasker. --In Hulett, on Saturday, December 17th, Frances Addley, widow of the late (Lancelot Tasker, in her 97th year. ' IMPORTANT N OTICES pj oR SALE.—YOUNG SHORTHORN THOR- vughbred bull; 11 month., old, MOM, in <•al^,r. Apply to J. D. GEMMELL, R. It, <t,' S&alFforth. Phone t-131, Seaforth. 3393x2 CARD' OF THANKS Mrs: M. 'White. desires to heartily thank all those who, in any wuy, assisted her in the Good -Will Campaign. 3393x1 CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mrs. Lancelot Tasker wish to thank their friend; and ireighbors for the many kindnesse„ shown to them in their recent sad bereavement, floral tributes and .to those who loaned car,. 3393x1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditor.; and others haring' claims .against the estate of IRA W. IOHNS, late of th.a Township of Tuckersmli•th, in the County of Huron, Farmer, who died on the Sixth day of November,. A. D. 1932: are required to forward their claims duly proven to the un- ders•igned on or before the ,.Second day of January, A. D., 1933.' AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that after the said date the Executrix will I.ro- ceed to distribute the estate having regard only to the claims of which she then hhal .I heve „notice: DATED at Exeter, Ont., this 9th day of December, A. D. 1932. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Exeter ,and Hensall, Solicitors for Executrix, 3332-3 NOTICE TO CREDITORS S10TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors and others having claims against the estatal of AGNES HERRON, late of the Townlship of Hibbert. in the County of Perth. Spinster, deceased, are required to forward their claims duly ' proven to the undersigned. on or before the Twenty-sixth day of De- cember, A. D. 1932. .AND NOTICE, IS FURTHER GIVEN that after the said date' the Executors will pvo- ceed to distribute the eetate having regard only to the claims of which they 'then shall have notice- c, DATED at Exeter, Ont:, this 5th day of December, A. D. 1932. ,GLADMAN & STANBURY, Exeter and Hensel!, , Executors' Solicitors. 3391-3 UCTION SAL Contents of Sheller's Store, Seaforth on Tuesday, December 27th " at 1.30 sharp, consisting of MEN'S UNDERWEAR HOSIERY MITTS GLOVES SCARVES TIES SUSPENDERS SHIRTS SWEATERS OVERALLS PANTS CAPS SUITS G. H. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer LADIES' DRESSES COATS ' DRESS GOODS CONSISTING OF CREPES, SILKS WOOLLENS VOILES Everything, including fixtures of the store, to be sold . in order to wind up the business. If necessary this sale will continuer Wednesday and Thursday at the same hour. wL<nciN'NI,lflfRil.£:u:,t W0.TMYY✓GI,610Jai',".Y^w"°°"._noi:6a'IWIO'msrlaxxCquatlir.Ll Nlu�aann+•a� EWART BROS. ST( Wonderfully Ready. Bring Your Last Minute Problems Here.. If you have delayed, don't worry. We can supply your tyrants, whether its for the baby or its grand parents. We have useful, acceptable, economical gifts for man, woman or child. lifts you will be proud to give. Gifts that will be deitghtfuily received At 25c Women's Lisle Hose Women's Fancy Handkerchiefs Fancy Tray Cloth's Baby's Bootees Baby Rattles Baby Bibs Child's Woolf. Mitts Child's Knitting Sets Men's Arm Bands Meii's Linen Handkerchiefs Boys' Braces Men's Sox At 39c Womcn's Fancy Handkerchiefs in Fancy Box Children's Cashmere Hose Women's Chamoisette Gloves Wool Ankle Sox Bath Towels Men's Fancy Sox Boys' Leather Mitts Men's Linen Handkerchiefs At 35c Men's Fancy 'Initial ;Handker- chiefs . Boys' Ties Women's Rubber Aprons At 49c Women's Rayon Crepe Bloomers Women's Rayon Crepe, Vests Bath Towels Extra Special Gifts De -Luxe Kenwood Blankets Curtains, Draperies - - Bedspreads Slingslee's Pure Wool Blankets Table Linen Kimonas Bed Comforters, Rugs and Mats At 50c Rubber Bridge Covers Women's Boxed Handkerchiefs Sewing Sets in Fancy Box Bridge Scores Baby's Bootees Linen Guest Towels Women's Art Silk Hose Telephone Pads Fancy Doilies Men's Handkerchiefs, 3 in Box Men's Garters Men's Fine Ties Lace Runners Pillow Slips .,Men's Fancy Hose Boys' Golf Hose Cashmere Hose At 75c Women's Silk and Wool Hose Women's Handkerchiefs Fancy Bath Towels Mending' Sets • Fancy Beads Pure. Wool Vests Pure Wool Bloomers Baby's Wool Bonnets Linen Lunch Cloths Men's Ties Men's Sox Men's Braces Men' -s 3 Initial Handkerchiefs Hemstitched Pillow Slips Men's Silk Hose At $1.00 Women's Pure Silk Hose Women's Silk and Wool Hose Table Runners - Gaiter Overstockings . Baby Bonnets Women's Boxed Handkerchiefs.. Baby's Wool Knit Coats Linen Towels (Pair) Bath Towels (Pair) Kayser • Chamoisette Gloves Silk Scarfs • Child's Dress Handbags and Purses Silk Underwear Women's Night Gowns Girls' Pyjamas House Dresses At $1.00 Men's Fine Ties Men's Silk Mufflers, Men's 3 Initial Handkerchiefs (Boxed) Men's Spats Men's Braces, Sets Men's Initial Belts Men's Handkerchiefs in Fancy Cigarette Cases At $1.25 Linen Lunch Cloths Women's Pure Silk Hose Women's Lined Gloves Men's Lined Gloves Men's Mufflers Mens Finest Ties Men's Brace and Garter Sets Fancy Cushions At $1.50 Fancy Cushions Silk Knit Dance Sets Evening Dress Handbags Women's Flannelette Night - Gowns Women's Flannelette Pyjamas Men's Handkerchiefs in Fancy Cigarette Cases Men's Super Ties Men's- Pyjamas STEWART BROS. DEAF ,w. ,, s IIr+Y 11r, rfi� .Y Y Ir'nf I i ,may' IIyN Iia'" Irk I .p4 Thj' 1 -( (Islr''