Loading...
The Huron Expositor, 1932-12-23, Page 8• . •tr7-1).,„„.•,;;•.,- • 7,.;• ;•,.••• • )r.•;,.,•11,,,,,,:kx,4 , ( • , . • . ' • e ss7:). • IP, nIE HUF ON ExposrToR,• • • D. Hutchison wishes his customers A Merry Christmas and A Happy and. Prosperous New Year 4,14? :1,f4 Greetings .4 In all sincerity v,0 convey to our Many customers and friends Best Wishes for a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS GEO. D. FERGUSON Hardware - Seaforth PisaWft4444.444d4, Where Will You Buy Your Xmas Candies SPECIAL -Maple Buds, 25c pound, or 15 cents a Box. These Are OUR" Prices: • xmis 'ivrIXTURE. - Pound • SATIN MIXTURE 2 pounds for • F,RENCH CREAM 2 pounds 10c 25c 35c • CARAINDELS and CHOCO- LA:TES •MIXED pound 256 • FANCY BOXES 25c from •• CANES from 2 for 5c A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS The Olympia Opposite Bank of Commerce PHONE 26 CHRISTMA - GIFTS. Last Minute Suggestions Such. as: Beautiful Sets in Yardley's, Gardenia and Jes- mineToilet ,Articles; Bath Salts and Powders; Brush, Comb and Mirror Sets; Foun- tain Pen and Pencil Sets; Sta- tionerYINPlaying Cards; To- fbaccos, Tigers, Oigarettes, Pipes, Lighter.'e Rolls Razors, .Leather Bill Folds, Men's Sets. CANDY -Christmas Packages in Smiles Chuckles, Neil - son's. and , Betty Ann. DOUBLE DOLL VOTES ON ALL CANDY. DOLL CONTEST closes at 10.30 p.m., Christmas Eve. WISHING YOU A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS Keating 's Pharmacy The Rexall Drug Store PHONE 28 : SEAFORTH Cut Flowers, Wreaths and Floral Pieces supplied for 11 occasions. Shop at Carter's For Your Christmas Supplies A Choice Stock of Candy and Nuts, Oranges and Bananas, Fresh Veget- ables and Choice Christ- mas Fowl, Turkeys, Geese and Ducks. We, Wish You All A Merry Christmas. Carter's Cash St c re We Deliver - Phone 42 m-.41) ,.*044.) •;;‘,--4; ;;;,-4; ;;;"--.41; 4 ,`"" .; ?'" • 4' ; 4 4 4 4 4 '4 4, '4 4 !4,4' May Christmas be for you and yours. a day of Peace and Happiness, marked by the Joy that is yours when those you love are Merry. Daly's Garage Phone 102 : Seaforth .). 4. 4 ,„). 14-7,4 NEWS OF "THE TOWN Will Hold Week Of Prayer. - The churches of the town will observe the first [week of January as a week of prayer. The .prograrres and dates will be announced next week. Sang Parols At Public School, - Pupils 6f the :publie school assembled in the tosuchens' room on Wednesday 'morning and fbr half an hour sang Christmas carols. :Short addresses were then given by Canon Appleyard and (by Rev. W. P. Lene. A Christ- mas recitation by Dorothy Smith gbrought the :prograen to a close. Cars Crash. -Two cars crashed at the corner of Goderieh and Main Streets on Tuesday and one of them 'tame out of the fracas less a fender. The accident was caused: by one of the cars skidding through the stop street and hitting the other car, which was travelling along /he high- way. O.H.A. Intermediate ac e GODERICH vs. SEAFORTH BEAVERS TUES. NIGHT, DEC. 27th PALACE RINK Don't miss this, the first game of the season. ADMISSION: 25c and 10c After the Show. • • Try a LUNCH at Crich'.s Sandwich Shop It Will Add to Your Evening's Enjoyment ,SuggestiO ns • Toasted Sandwiches 10 C (Hem, Egg, Cheese or Salmon. • Toast 5c • Hot Dogs, Plain 5c •, Toasted • 10C • Pie, per cut 10C • Tea, per pot 10C • Coffee, 'per cup • Hot Chocolate iOc • Hot..Boitril lOc Crich's Sandwich Shop Qneedo. Rota Corner. 'Always ,Open.° ••[)),,,[. "•-•ix"rs•-'4'14 )";•iir Wanted. -Gk a do housework. Apply to Mr. C. Hobbeiln. opposite Oolleglate. Phone Searfocrth, 3l;93-1 For Sale. -A number of Plymouth Rock pullets. Anvil- ;at The Expositor Office. '3393x1 Skating Christmas. -Skating st the Palace Rink on Christmas af ternoon at; 02.20 P.M; also in the evening. New low pcices,•,..1-3c and 10c. 3393 Notice. -All books must be returned to the Public Library on or before Saturday, De- cernber 24th. Greta Thompson, Librarian. 3392-2 Notice. -Upholstering done on short notice, also can handle celluloid curtains. Auto tops redovered. Shop located over Wright's Gar- age. D. Fell, Seaforth. )3349 -td Band Will Hold Euchre and Dance. -Arrangeneents have been complet- ed by the Highlanders Band to hold a euchre and dance on Friday, Janu- ary 13th. Further announcement will be made next week. Hold Statutory Meeting. - Sea - forth council met in the town hall on Thursday evening last for the stat- uary 'meeting. Routine business was attended to and the 'treasurer's state- ment passed. Nominations Next Monday.---Sea- forth will hold nominations on Mon- day evening next and an.:..election, if it is necessary, will be' held the, fol- lowing Monday. Tuckersinith and McKillop are holding ' their nomina- tions on Friday of this week and their erections on January 2nd. Many Apply For Invitations. -A large number of applications for in- vitations to the annual' Alumni re- union dance have been received and it is expected that there will be many more. The committee ask that as many as possible purchase admission tickets from the secretary, A. Y. Mc- Lean, before the day of the dance in order to avoid confusion and save de- lay at the door. Play First Game Next Week. -The Beavers, Seaforth's Intermediate 01 H. A. hockey- team, will play their •first game here on Tuesday evening next. The team has been practising faithfully. and should give ai excel- lent account of themselves on Tues- day. It is expected that a large erowd will be out to cheer the Beav- ers. Injured Practising Hockey. -Jerry Doyle, St.- Golumban hockey player, was injured at the Palace Rink on Thursday evening last during a prac- tise game. Knocked d•own' when he skated into, another player, Doyle was rendered/ unconscious. Dr, W. C. Sproat vy-as called and had the injur- ed plaYer removed to Scott 'Memorial Hospital, where it was found he was suffering from cuts and a slight con- cussion. Sermon Subjects Next Sunday.- Eggmenavi I le United Church -Mo r n- ing, "Where Love Is, God Is";even- in.., "The First Christmas in Song and'Story."-+R-ev. Charles A. Mal- colm,' M.A. Minister. North side U ni ted Chu.r'eh-M o - irug, Chnstras service with special music; evening, Christmas [service wirtn special music. -Rev. W. P. Lane, :Vlini ster. First Presbyterian Church -Morn- ing,„. "Keepin.g Christmas in t h e Heart"; evening, "Glad Tidings, Great Joy." Special musical numbers by the choir at both services. -Rev. I. B. Kaine, Minister. St7„, Thoinas' Anglican Church- ri stmas y : Holy Comma ni on at 8.3() a.m.; Holy Gornimumon at 11 a.m. and sermon by the Rector, "The Divine Gift"; Sunday School, spacial sery ice for the chi Wren; even i nig-9 special service of Christmas hymns, carols and anthemsr4hort address by the Rector, Canon Appleyard. L. 0. B. A. Install .0fficers.-Thc local Lodge of L. 0. B. A. held their annual meeting on 'Monday <evening, which showed a ;very successful yea". Some very seenerous gifts were given to the Orange Orphanage at Rich- mond Hill. The following orficers) were installed Iby Past County Bro- ther, Ed. Mole: Worshipful Mistress, 'Mrs. John Consite ; Chaplain, M r . Thomas Sharpe; recording secretary, MTS. J. F. Welsh; financial secretary, Mrs. Hotham; treasurer, Mrs. Sic- g-rist; 'First -Lecturer, Mrs. A. Har- rison; Deputy Lecturer, Mrs. F. Hah- kirk; Director of Ceremonies, Mrs.'. W. Harrison; Inner Guard, Mrs. .las. Hogg; Outer Guard, ''111.iss Grace Pethick; First Committee Lady, Mrs. .,F. Bullard; pianist, Mrs. Clarke. Mrs. Milton Stewart was; ,presented wibh a past makster's jewell and at the close of the -meeting a dainty lunch was served. Interesting Gift ServiCe is Held. - An especially interesting Christmas service was held in the Saibbath :school of. First 'Presbyterian Ohurch on Sunday afternoon fast when parpils of the school prresentled an appropri- ate program. The :superintendent, James G. Mullen' . preeisbed, and the program inducteda chorus by the prinearry class; story, "The Boy Who Studied the Stara" by Miss 'McLean; lanet, "bore," lby Lois and Jean Wright; Serrre lesson,: Gordon Mc- Kellar; ielairtm "Ring, Ring, Happy Beller Ms elastOrecitaibitilt, • 'I • • e s.) • Greetings Again it is Christmas -that jolly season of God Cheer and Happiness - of Rich Memories and Good Will. And once more we are most Happy to extend to you the Season's Heartiest Greetings. W. E. Kerslake FLOUR AND FEED . , AA ( 41' 1,A 1 "Outside," by Allister Wigg; reeita- tion„ "The Little Dissent Girl and I," Ruth flIToNairn; chorus, "It ICanse Up- on the (Midnight Clear," Miss ,Hab- kirk'S class; reeitatien, "Christmas Bells," Francis Coleman; Duet, ",0h, Manger Babe;" Arnold and Gordon Scott. The gifts: were received by Misses jean Soott and Janet Cluff and placed on the tree, Before leav- ing each child was given a bag of candy, oranges and nuts. .1' A Real Motion At County Council. -11VLoved by Beavers and seeormel, by Campbell: A cohnlinittee be ap- pointed to -make enquiries: and report if Bill Stewart heard .W. Haaske telI J. M'cNaibb that Jim Leiper told J. J. *ttslavvvvt-vvvv74 PP Merry Christmas May Your Every Wish. Be Gratified on This Joyous Christmas Occasion. John Pullman el 4 :4(1 ist44 i,141 .BETTER BOWLING AND BARBERING; 1;441tfitt4 , Moser that Peter ?Stott geouid !awe that A. J. Gtoldthorpe suspected that Fred Taylor could bet money. that Bob Bowman did not know about I. S. Wlallace hearing Jack :Gamble tell- ing J. W. :Prates, that Mr. Sweitger was trying bo find out whether Owen Geiger and W. J. Douglas had an idea thalt J. Ballangtyne- and S. McQuarrie knew' anything albout whetthre:r .1. W. sIVIC"Itibbon told L. E.:Cardiff that Mur - die Matheson was pretty sure that B. IM. -Francis had found out that George Elliott was the ih•est auc- tioneer in Huron.-10Eurried with ap- plause. .This was .put in with the motions and read by the Clerk on Thursday. Y. P. L. Meet.-Thel regular meet- ing of the Young People's League of Northside United ,C•Ivereh was held on Tuesday evening with Mimi' Fere".• nel, convenor of the Devotional De- partment, irb charge. The meeting opened by singing several C. G. I. T. songs. led Iby Miss Mary Reid. A hymn (was then sung, after which Rev. Mr. Lane led in prayer. The minute's of the ,previous meeting were 'read by ',Miss Alice Hudson and adopted. After the, gaminess part of the meeting was over, the Scripture leseon was taken • by Miss Eleanor (Hlenderson. Two more letters' from Dr. E, C. Wilford, of China,. -were read byMiss Grace Kreuter and Miss LaBelle Hawkins and were very much enjoyed. On singing a hymn and re- peating the Mizpah Benediction, the meeting was: (brought to a time by an exciting game. ••.• Final Euchre • of the Year Next Week. -T -he (Canadian Legion is pre- paring to:aecernmodate a large crowd at the final stag euchre of the ' year . to be held in the Town Hall on the evening of Wednesday, Decent - bee 28th. Every euchre play& in the town and :vicinity is- cord, ially invited to bring his own partner. A silver :collection will be taken up and the entire proceeds turned in to the relief fund- of the Legion. The Legion acknowledge with thanks, the receipt of a cheque ,froin students of the ,Seaforth Col- legiate Institute, which will be ap- plied to their relief' fund. • tutaaall • Bargains in Christmas Candy Hunt's .Choeolates, 50c Box and 11P. • Neilson's Chocolates, 50c Box and up. 1 Turkish Delight cie1 per pound ...„ .... ' . Two pounds for 35c °reams and Jellies, 15 • pound C /Vfi xed, Nuts , 2 pounds for Out :Rock f pound Brown avaieure SPECIAL--1b. 25c 15c 15c •(Box ichotolates Chi-Mt/rims Cake • • 50c :pound FLOWERS Beautiful Potted Plants 75c $1.50 s .071" 4,‘ est 7,e se as • • , 3 t At 'this Season of Yuletide Cheer, may every one of your fondest wishes be re- alized, and may the New Year bring you an increased measure of Health, Happiness and Prosperity. Shinan's Dry Goods, : Seaforth • c_ .v, ; ; 4""[ • 4"' ; ._--• Greetings We welcome this op- portunity to thank our many friends for their co-operation during the year now closing. ' Please accept our cor- dial wishe s, for a bounteous Christmas and a New Year of success in all your en- deavors.. J.M. CARDNO GROCER Phone 82 -- Seaforth LOCAL BRIEFS • (Miss Janette Wilson,, of London, was a week end guest at the home of her father, Mr. J. A. Wilson. • Mr. George Bethune, of Port Mc - Nicoll. is spending the winter at his home here, • Miss ElizaJbeth Smith, of Ot- tawa; [i.[S a Christmas guest. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kers- lake. • • Miss [Margaret Ross, of Toronto University, is spending the hdlidays with her father, Dr. H. H. Ross. • • ;Miss :Muriel Beattie, •Miss Mar- garet McKellar, Miss Elizabeth Mc- Lean and M. K. I. iMeLea-n, of West- ern University, London, are spending the holidays at their •hornes here. 40: The Misses Kennedy, Who have been spending serveral weeks with friends in Stratford, have returned to their home here. • IMr. Alvin -Sillery, of Queen's University, Kingston, is :eperiding the holidays at his ;home here. • (Rev. W. P. Lane, Mrs. Lane and Mi§s., Helen will spend ',Christmas with Toron-to friends. . • Mr. Harry Hinehley, of Pent - broke, is spending the ,holidays at the home of his mother, Mrs. J. D. no ml ey. . ;Miss Mildred Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston, of town, underwent an operation for ap- pendicitis in the eOriilia hospital last weibilc.Mr. Charles ,Dickson, of the Lon- don Technical School, is spending the holidays with his parents,' Mr. and Mrs. 'Thomas Dickson. • Mr. Daivid Wilson, of Toronto, is spending the holidays at the home ,of his father, 'Mr. 3. A. Wilson. • .Miss Elinore Burrows, of Toron- to University, is spending the holi- days with her father, Dr. F. J. Bur- rows. • Mr. and Mrs. Reg. -Strong and son, of McLennan, Alberta, are Christmas -guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. -Free. • Mrs. I. B. Kai/14 and baby, Doris Marilyn, have returned from the hos- pital to their home in the Manse. • Miss Greta Ross, of Weston, :is spending the holidays with her par- ents, Dr. R. R. Ross and Mrs. Ro-se. • Mr. K. Lamont, of Detroit, is - spending Christmas at his horim here. : • Mr. Francis Devereux, of West- ern University, and Mr. George Crich, of London Business College, are spending the holidays at their homes here. • Mrs. J. J. :Sclater spent the week end with Toronto friends. • (Miss :Mary :Smith., of Albany, N. Y., is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Percy Smith, in MeKillop. • -Mrs. G. D. C. Harn is spending the Christi e.s holidays at -t-he home of her daughter in Toronto. • 'Miss Helen Bechely, of Hamil- ton, and Miss Peggy Bechely, "43f St. Thomas, are holiday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ross J. Sproat. • Mrs. M. McKellar spent the week end in Toronto. • Mrs. Tern Ph i Ili pe received a wire last week announcing the sud- den death, of her sister at her home in New York. .e1 Mr. Jake Sproat, of Telmagarmi, is spending Christmas with his par- ents, Mr. and :Mie. James Sproat, in Egmondrville. • :Mr. Eric Edwards, of Torontel, was visiting with friends in town this week. • [Miss 'Margaret Crich has return- ed from Toronto. • [Mr. Earl Gillespie), of Victoria College, Toronto, is spending the holi- days at his home here. TOCKERSMITY1 A number ofl friends of [Mr. Peter. Cleary called on him on •Monslay 'to wiph him, snaify balmy returns of the ,day. Tt ,was a. dodble 'Anniversary, for as welil as, being ,.Mr: Cleary's stIventy-tinrbh thirthdary , it was the ninth birthday a hi,6 little grandson; Master stattneg &Reilly, a sesfofth. rlieritlpe • . est' esee es v.,. eseetee. . ' '111 M',11 1(1 ' 1111.111111.1111111111111101111111111111 STEP LIVELY NOW , VA •11,1' :•• DECEMBER 23, 1932. CHRISTMAS CARDS • • • • • • LADIES' COATS Reduced Prices Now. • • • • 1 • ,BATH TOWEL SETS 39c to $1.50 • • • • es • PILLOW SLIPS 59c to $2.75 Pair. • . • • • • • UMBRELLAS , • $1.75 to $4.50 • • • • • • KID AND FABRIO GLOVES The Pair, t59c to $2.25 • os • • • • INDIVIDUAL HAND- ' KERCHIEFS' e5c to 50c • • • • • • SHIRRED CUSHIONS Kapok Filled 59c to $1.49 • • • • • • NOVELTY PIN CUSHIONS Dainty Gift, 29c • • • • • • SILKNIT VESTS, 39c up SILK BLOOMERS 39c up SILK GOWNS, $1.50 up SILK PYJAMAS $1.59 up • • • • • • PURE WOOL BED THROW $3.95 to $7.50 • • • • • • GIFT NECKWEAR 39c to $2.50 • I SCORES OF SUITABLE GIFT THINGS IN THE STORE NOT LISTED HERE THE LOW PRICES ADD PLEASURE TO CHRISTMAS SHOPPING lacTavish's NO TIME TO WASTE .CHRISTMAS, SEALS • • • • 0 0 NEWEST DRESSES Special Prices. • • • • • • BATH TOWELS 18c to 95c • • -- • • • • • HEATHER HAND , BAGS 89c to $3.50 ' • al • • 0• HEARTH RUGS $1.95 to $8.85, • • • • • IP ,QUALITY HOSIERY 59c to $1.95 • • • • • •• BOXED HAND- KERCHIEFS 3 in Box 25c to 95c • e 0 • • FANCY APRONS Special, 22c. • • a 0 • AP HAT STAND AND PIN CUSHION, 29c • • • • • csa SILKALO BED SPREADS $3.50 to $7.50 • • 0 0o KRINKLE BED SPREADS $2.25 Up • • • • • • PURE WOOL BLANKETS $3.25 each and up • • • • ,• • a SPECIAL: Gift Things for Baby. 1 • li Christmas Greeting 1. In thanking our good friends • fot their splendid response to our efforts during the past year we extend our sincere wishes for a right happy Christmas. SYDNEY DUNGEY DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING 1 PHONE 227 COMMERCIAL HOTEL !.* -1 ( -yr I ...V -er ( "A ';`v• 411' &MN. I ) I „Jell .),‘" 5r41 )j5) 1,)e• ) I I , Y. -;,•• •,,••• .;••,• '" JUST 2 SHOPPING DAYS I _ THEN CHRISTMAS And it must all be dope in two short'days-no one to be over- looked, no one disappointed at thiS most happy of all seasons of the year. And so in order that you may conveniently and econ- omically do your Christmas Shopping, we suggest that you visit this store where your largest and your 'smallest requirements for Christmas are taken care of atr the lowest possible prices and from the largest and most reasonably priced stock we ever as- •sembled 'fin the Christmas Shopper. AS SUGGESTIONS, WE OFFER: FOR HER: FOR HIM: 1 Diamong fftirnIg $20.00 up - Wilst Watch $10.00 up Gift Ring, solid gold'..$1.00 up e Tie Pin -$1.00 up Beautiful Necklets ...$1.00 up Pocket Watc $5.00 up Wrist Watch $10.00 up :Guff Links 50c up Leather Writing Set, . $4.00 up s W ardon i a Rator $814;5000 uur Bar Pins ) , $1.00 up Signet Ring ., -• Bedrorn seClock $2.50 up Emblem Ring $56..000up 0 u Pearl Tone Sets $7.50 up Bill Foldis up Comts $1.00 up Per/ and Pencil Set ..$2.75 up pac Pen and Pencil Sets. . $2.75, up Leather Travelling Set, $ Manicure Siete $2.50 up- Pearl Tone Shaving Sets$.00 up 1 with Brush $3.00 ' OUR GIFT TO YOU 4 With every $25.0 [Diamond[ Ring, a Wedding Ring Free. With every Wedding Ring, a beautiful piece of Silverware Free. And for the Home and the Old Folks, we have the Newest in Fancy China, Clocks, Silverware and Dinnerware at pleasing prices. You will enjoy buying your Diamond or Wedding Ring in the privacy of our Diamond Room. WISHING YOU ALL A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS Fred S. Savauge "THE GIFT SHOP" s OPEN EVENINGS PHONE , [194 Tune in on Station 10 BP, 1200 K., 250 Meters, for our Broadcast on Wednesday at 12 to 12.30 and 7.15 to 7.45. S, • 1, „ -,par', 'rri 0,i),•tr,i)Ai;;;;;•;70.'";11,4"0„,,.[;.'",•;•i•C'•••[[ •, ' • '• • k.110):4;';',.giit$V40.'[.,•it.A.S.'14,•;.%;[[;).tili;ENt.,;,71;[•;3).;;To",r••: •