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RACQUETS
RACQUET PRESSES
RACQUET COVERS
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ley e. plitenitig
Orite.h, goopmpanied.
Mee Wen Lane
then read the
Mies R. Fennel
Ad and interesting
ohaeste•r erf the
and Ilea. People."
followed by the
A .very interesting
by Miss •Moniel
meeting to a close.
Thlifa Nnte' fallOW04
,olo lby Mee Margavet
on tbn .plarto by
Miss Veva &Sole
Soripture lesaton and
gaye a very delight-
talk en another
study book, "'India
A 'hymn was sting
Mizpah benediction.
dintest, eonducted
Finnigan, brought the
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on ,Ais waar :!10410 fraud Toreeto, wag
thtlr'gfu.eet of Mn. and,0/410, LornePalo
'0 Rev. IC. C. Keine treenpled the
puipitrin rOicediton United Church on
Sunday last owing to the illness of
Rev. Mr. Johnsen..
• Mrs, a jonea hap returned
Toronto ansd is 4a, guest at the honee
of 1VIr. and Mrs. W. A.. %tan
Mrs. William ebeen
• Arment has
Spending the lease two weeks with
relativeis in London. • , • •
• Mr. W. Heine spent the first
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r Friday afl Sattirdar
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ANY LADIES' or MISSES' .
lotop kind for mending 25c
Or'• ,
=WINE WASHING' 25c
SHUTTLECOCKS
, Case is Postponed. -The trial of
the two Woodstock men, who are
charged with alleged thefts front the
m'atchless Merit.
part of this week in Toronto.
• OVIst Ang•uls Carter has leased
the residence Of ,M1'. Thomas Warden
on Goderich Street, West. Mr. and
COAT, IN STOCK
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. At Exactly Half Price
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POWDER -6 foe
RAND BRUSHES 5c
2 foe
11.101THES BRUSHES---eRee. 20
Take '
BISMA-REX,.-
For Stomach Dieeeders, such
as Acidity, Heareburn,
c:,
Nausea,Et
Canadian Furniture Manufacturers
factory a few wee.ke ago, which was
to halve taken place 'on Saturday
morning last, has been posegened for
a week. The ase will co
,ease up before
.
Our Arse Wrist Watch
sale was a Mars Wateh,
. just twenty-one year s ago
, And it is still -giving salon-
did se
service, though con -
Ws. Warden intend...moving back to
their farm in Hilbert
• 'Miss Grainger, of Clinton, spent
the week end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Wright/
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. 12 only coats, values to $30
,_, for, ' •.
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Magiatrate Reid, of .Goderich.
stantly in use.
• Miss Elizabeth Smeth is visiting
altar 50c each, While they last
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AlOOB'S BUTTER PUFFS
are delicious; per package .. 25C
anOCIGLATE MARSHMAILLOW'
AK,E1S--2 pounds 25c
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WANUT .BUTTER- • .10C
12 -oz. tin
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Sold at
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Keatmg s Pharmacy
The.' Resell Drug Store
PHONE 28 : SEAFORTH
lent Flowers, Wreaths and
Floral Pieces supplied for- all
. ., oceseions.
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Attend At Home in Stratford.-
Among the local people who attended
the annual at home of the 'Stretford
Normal School in Stratford on Fri-
day eve.ning were !Mrs. James Hays,
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Rennie, aVliss
,Ruth Thomipson, 1Miss Ella Elder,
.Miss Grace S.eottelMiss Norma Hah-
' kirk, !Miss Jeanette Finnigan, Mr.
,
•McED '$15 00
Air ' . VP
Fred S. Savauk e
. THE t GIFT SHOP
Jeweler - • Obtometrist
PHONE 10 , .
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with friends in Toronto.
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• ;Mrs. Rheims, Burlington, presi-
dent of the Provincial Hospital' Au,x-
Mare, Board, was a guest this week
at the home a her brother, Mr. "Wm.
. Ferguso.n, in Egniondville.
eMr. ,George Bethune has been
spending two weeks in Toronto and
Midland. •
• Mr. and Mvs. '•Alvin Dale and
ANY L'ADIES' , HAT IN
2 .. STOCK
' Values up to $3.00.
For quick. clearance.
95c
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3ORN1STAIRCH
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Arthur Edmunds, Mr. George Crich,
limimummilimmommitimmllmi
family were ISundlay visitors 'with
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. 25c
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Mr. Gordon Rennie M. Glenn
"ill" MI
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Dale.
.3 pounds for . ,
and
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Hays.
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Mrs. H. E. Smith and family
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'LUXE POW1DERS
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were Milverton visitors the,
)E JELLY
our best seller; 6 for. . 25c
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NEWS OF THE' TOWN
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For Sale.McClarY4 electric range, 4 plate,
•,.....,,,, ...r. Would for
duty and were each given n month in .
the county jail. The charge EtrilSO
from a scuffle they are alleged to
over
week end.
Miss Warne Seip spent Sunday
. . ,, ANY DRESS IN STOCK
• Smartest styles shown-. Friday And
31111ERIFF'S..ORANGE • 250
IVLAR11VIALADEe-Jar
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Appointed Caretaker. -Hugh An -
consider exchanging
good wood and el range. For further par-
deletes phoqe 036 r 33, Seaforth. „ 40004
have -timid with Constalble Snell the
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with London feiends.
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" ' many, put into' stock recent-
Saturday
-,' Listowel
Extra Optical Offer.—Ifigh grade, atyfish
appeared for the accu.sed, pleaded for
• ly. Big for ..
NEO BEEFEX• CUBES
2 ter 25c
4 to.•
former assistant at the
C. sN. R. station, has been appointed
caretaker and assistant at the local
.
and most un -bo -date glasses, rammed or ran-
lens. Your choice . rim shell, white or plAu,,
gold-filled, 'with iense4 complete, only $6. er
eniency and pointed out that the de-'
fen:dints were not criminals and that
EGMOND- VILLE •
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price cutI
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3A1MPBELLIS TOMATO SOUP
C. N. R. stetion. Mt. Angus as -sum-
lnvisibl e btfooals with ehoice of frame cor-
the fracae was • the result of boyish
3 for 25c
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ed his new duties lest week.
plebe, onfly $12-00. Yellow Old -filled with
fiat ereenian lenaes, only $4'.00. These pricel
include 'a thorough exitminration by' our well
exuberance of spirits. Dudley Igehries,
Goderichn ,acted for the crown. The
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Mr. George Black, of London, was
a week end guest with his parents;
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CLARK'S !SOUPS -Any variety ex-
cept chicken
at l3 . for 25c
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PANTRY SHIELF TIN -Fula 30c
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•Weather Spoils Dance. -Roy Snider
and his Qollegian,s,. of Kitchener,
played far .a dance in Oarthens Hall
):nown speclaffist. Mr. Hughson. Over twenty
coming rto Ssaforth. The best optical
work to be obtained and we clo as we ad-
vertise. Tu,csday • and Wednesda Y, Febriaary
1,1th and Lan. Beattie's Fair, Seaforth,.____,
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case' aroused much interest and
throughout the moaning the court
room was crowded with interestedCotton-
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on the 2nd concession.
Mr. antirMrs. 'W. F. lVfeMillan were
Stratford .guests over the week end.
Miss Violet Tyndall, a London,
spent Sunday wieh her parents; Mr.
NEW PRINTS ,
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• Flannelette; tub fast dyes, 19d
c
of soda biscuits
on Tuesday evening' of this week.
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Mrs. H. Tyndall.
yar
Rutter, Eggs and Dried Apples tak-
en as cash, and Cream taken for
Because of the inclement weather
'and counter attraetione, the attend -
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Attends Meeting in Toronto. - me
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LOCAL BRIEFS ,
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and
MrHoward Vineof Landr
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a ' Sunday guest with Mr. and, Mrs.
., . yard -wide goods. .
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the Seaforth Creamery at the same
arreE, was swan..
William HartrY, _nresident of the Sea-
forth Horticultural Soeie•ty, is in To-
.
• Mr. and Mrs. C.'H. Hellyer, of
Harry Tyndal. . -
The regular monthly meeting
Mat.TAVISH'S
errice delivered at the .Crearaery.
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Hutchison 't
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CommeneIng Action. -An action in
ronto this week attending ineetings
of the Provineial Horticultural Beard.
Waterford, were called here . this
,week .rowing to the serioua illness of
of
the Neil Shaw'Mission Circle was
held. on Monday evening at the heerre
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PHONE 166
the matter of the Kinburn Swamp
Drain has been commenced an.d is
Mr. Hartry is a director for this lis-
trict.
their daughter, Miss Hellyer, of the
Collegiate staff, who is, however, -ire-
of Miss Vera Hudson with an excel-
lent attendance. After the opening
the
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Cook thee above accounts be paid.--
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wood. , .
being prosecuted by James E. Medd. 4. .
of Hullett Township. The matter saf- Will Hold At Horne. -The annual
proving. .
.• Mr, W. J. Sims, of Blyth; while
exercises !business was discussed
and tire toll call was answered with
Carried. It was ,pointed outs by corn-
mittee that transients had given
Mr. John Dingwall, who has been
taking treatment for some tiume, first
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fects the townships of Hullett, Mc -'At Horne of the Seaforth Collegiate
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your •favorite.• book .and its author.
:Miss Margaret Finnigan
,been
125 meals at a total cost of $12.27.
under the care of Dr. Rollinson, .0/
Insurance Protection
Killen and"Logan. . In.stitute will be held this year on
, Friday. February 24th. The arrange-
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gave a very
interesting missionary . topic,. after
An account front the Township of
Hullett, 'WO* referred to the Treasur-
Exe-ter,„ and later hag. beern under
the able care of -Mrs. B. Johnston,
Means. Income
, , ments this year are in the hands a
- . • the executive of•the Literary So-
Address •Appears in Full. - The. . ...,
s...plendid talk which was givens be- cle*.' -
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which teedings and music were thor-
oughly enjoyed by the girls. Several
contests were presented and the so-
tial
er to' take up with -the Clerk of H•ul-
Jett. L. H'illborn and W.• J. Petts
•presented, the auditare' report show-
,at her house here, seems to be mak-
ing fair progress and his many friends
here ;ho•pe•thee he will. Si:ion be around
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Protection '
fore the Thomas McMillan Youne, Engaged. - The Seaforth
Liberal club by Mr. J. 1.1. Scott at Collegiate Supply
Board have appointed -Miss
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eather'
committee served delicious re-
freshments. -
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ing an overdraft of $1044.34 at the
close of 1932 • and taxes unpaid of
' $1,437.74. Moved by Cou.neillars
again. •
Mr.'and 'Mit. Herb. Dexter' and
2Vfr. and Mrs. Chas. Bell were in
the meeting or the Club at week. MrEwen, th
Heffron and Watt
Go.derich
We are specialists in.Life
will be found in "full 'on page six of of Clinton, supply at the
Collegiate during the absence” of
this issue. La.st week's E:xpositor '
contained only the introduction. Miss He14'er who is seriously ill at
is. the time to bowl. You can't
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TUCKERSMITH .
that the auditors'
report be acce•pted, and the abstract
statement 'be ptiblishe,d in the Bleeth
on, Thursday afternoon in
atteodante at the funeral of Mr.
Brownlee, a section foreman an the
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(London Life) 'Tire, Auto-
the. home of Mrs. E. :S. Chapman,
' . Gedeitch Street.
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.do anything ..orultaide, so why
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!Celebrate 68th Anniversary. - Or..
Standard.-learried. The report. of.
the Fire Brigade • was
C.P.R. at .Goderich. ,
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not come, inside end bawl a
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'Wednesday, February 8th, Mr. and
presented.
1VIatte.d •be. Councillees 'Laun•dy
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mobile, Accident and Sick-
noss, Fidelity Bonds, Burg-
Lary and all other•lines.
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Watson 8z Reid
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Making Alterations. -.Mr. Merton '• Takes Part in. Play. -Gordon C.
thRiesid• is having ,alterations made to Rennie son df Mr and Mrs. Milne
business block' on North Main Rennie: Who. is .e.s.tudene, at Stint -
Street • Itr>feneni- empleted Mr. Reid ford Normal Sehool, took onee of the
will have a7''Comintodious and up-te- leading parte in the play toWch stud-
date residence, together with a -fire ents of the Fell aol presented at the
offlee. Plans were drawn by Mr. H.
game. The cost is practically
nothing. • • • •
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trObn Pullman .
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THE BETTER BARBEE ' '
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!Vim Henry sMeCee'vei of the 5th con-
cession of Tucker Irith, two of the
oldest and -most higlitly estee)ned 'res-
idents of this township, quietly cele-
brated the 68th an•niversary of their
marria.ge. Mr. an,d .3/Irs. McGavin
were married in Stanley township on
and
Watt that cistern ling iby "fire bri-
gade be disscOntinued.-Carried. '11rov-
ed /by Councillors Lau•ndy and Her-
fron that a grant of $65 be ma
.de to
the Myth Ban,d. Moved in athend-
•ment by. Councillors Watt and Cobk
that a grant of $75 he made to•Blyth
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at-lifime. on Fri,tey evenin,g last. • FA
B. Edge and the work is being done represented the Lord Chancellor.
by .• Mr. Edge • and Mr, Walter Mur. ea.
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February 8, • 1864, by the' late Rev.
Mr. Yekeam, residing during' thirty-
Band."Amendmene carried.' A dele-
gation gams present from -the Agri-
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to. Eni7oy a
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Phone 214 W -J : Seaforth.
Specialists' in All Lines of
ray. Can't . Be Helped. -Subscribers in
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• Hensall, KI Zurich, Brucefiell
• HOCKEY
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eight years in Stanley and McKillop
townships. Forty years ago they
cultural Society asking for 'a com-
mittee from the council to 'co-operate
Radlo ..
. Ten
came to. Tuekersmith and purchased
in dispo.sin.g 'of the society property
Insurance '
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. . b, , , ... and surrounding districts are bound
Addresses Arts Club. -Mr. 'Charles' to be. disappointed this Week because
'Stewart was guest speaker at the theirEeeositors will be a day late.
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the farm which is still their home.
The 'February meeting of the Tuck-
Ladies'
Molv,ed by Councillor,: Watt and
Laundy that the council as a, ,othole
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NOTE
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regular' meeting of St James' Arts But it can't be helped. The Storm
Club held in the parish hall on Feb- prevents driving the papers over as
/leery erd. The subject of his address Is usually done.
'Robert
orsmith 'Chub was held at the
home of IVIirs. H. Johns. Twenty-
three members and hree visitors
t.
eere ,present. ' The roll call was an-
be a eommittee to meet with the Ag-
ricultural -Society Comanitteee-Car-
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riedA petitionwas presented from
several merchants asking for the en-
193e ROGERS • • • $84450
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.. Main Street, Seaforth 0
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was Hurtle and His Poetry.'' - ,
It (proved a Most interesting topic Hare: Range at^ Collegiate. -Stud-
and was thoroughly appreciated by ents at the Collegiate have been
the members. Miss Joan Devereaur eractesing on the • rifle range in the
ef
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Permed by rde. good book 1 have read
and its author." The topic for the
month was, "What is the Homemak-
mer's Most Difficult Profblerm, and. How
forcement of the early closing by.
law.'" The Clerk was instructed to
invesnigate and ,•report at the,- negt
in•eetine. ' Moved by Councillor •Bef-
1933 MAJESTIC '
9 tube, twin :speakers.'.4 $84.10
1,9'33 VICTOR, 10 tulbes, ' ei05
0 ,S.. T. Holmes' residence, 'Q.
0 Goderieh Street, West; phone 0
.0 No. 119 W. Charles • Holmes', 0
ts•Goderieh
.played a piano salo anti following a attic the building and getting
,short talk by Rev.' Father Go•etz the cpaite proficient in. target .worle The.
•meeting adjourned. . targets in 'use are Song 'recently
. . made hy Im DicTavish. The work is
CLINTON VS. • .. • .
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SEAFORTH BEAVERS
Can ie be Solved?" and readings were
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g. vven by Ilea F.. Torw:nsendeiMise Ida
Bali, Mrs. Ernie "Crich, Mrs. C. Oke
and Mrs. W. Crich. The topic for the
fron and. Lanittly that/Morris Street
be designatad to. the •county. engineer
-to be rebuilt from the.courity probate
The Clerk
bi-aeoustic; reg. $129.50 for 'PI
1926 ROGERS ' . $25
electric, tablet. model •
0 residence, Street, 0
<> o.March
' East; phone N 308. ' 0
0 Night calls, phtine 308.' p
0 Ray 119 J. O
under the directioe of' Mr. I. H. Weed-
mark. p.hysicalesinstrector atgameW
. the.
Twenty-fiye Ta les At Bridge.--. seeeee . •• • • ,
Through the kin y generosity of -
This will be the.last local O.R.A. •
of the season. The ag.
ers are playing excellent 'hockey
bound to a break this
meeting ie to be, "What is the
Mod.ern 14,other's Most' -
i ere. and What is its Solustion?" Difficult Proband
account. -'Carried. was
structed to report on a proposed Milk
and cream, sale bylaw ' art the nextdonelowest
Meeting.-Cartied. Moved by Coun-
Repairpair work '
:. a t'prices.
_ end aerial equipment at
Tubesstandard
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calls, phone
lc Charges moderate. - 0.
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Mr. and MTS. Al A. McLennan, Mr. Euchre and Dance Postponed. -The
and Mrs.. C. Collie and Mr. and Mrs. - ,
euenre and dance. which wa,s to have
A. Reiman, who opene.d. their apart- bete held in Cardno's Hen on Friday
merits on .Victoria Street for ehe oc- ` •
of this egek. undem. the auspices of
and are get
• game. •
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Don t Miss It.
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is to be taken by Group No. 2 under
the conrven.orehip of Mrs. V. 'TeTry-
berm Rell call is to be ans•wered by
'•.'a hot sup.per dish." Mre. C. O'Brien
is to be hostess
eillors Heffron and Cook that .council
Purchase 2 cords of cordwood at $3.50.
per •cerd.--1Carried. ' On motion. : of
Councillors Laundo and 'Watt, the
prices
Equip your machine With Rogers'
' Tubes far cainIplete satisfaction.
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o H. C. BOX ' <>
0 Funeral Director and ds>
casion, a very successful bridge party the Themes M.eMillan Voun,g• Liberal
was arranged by the Ladies' Lawn
, es, ay eeenmg, Club,. has been pontponed until Fri-
. o e eee , e ruary 1 th. The
February ' 7th. Twenty-five tables (lat. f n xt - k F h . 7
change has been made necessary bv
were filled ansd the prize winner's the hi i ezard which has ' '
completely
were: Ladies' first, .Mrs. Earl Bell; tied • in
Palace Rink Seaforth
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ADULTS 25c.. CHILDREN loc.
next month .,
Mies Jean CVLeLaughlan is, visiting
her Ant, Mrs. Erb, in Landon. .
!Mrs. James Love received word
IVIanclay et;•ening of the deabh in Tb-
ronto of her mother, Mrs. Hugh Ham-
meeting was adjourned. -A. H. Ers-
king Clerk.
Mr. and 1VIrs. W. Tidesfwell, ,°f
Weston, formerly of Blyth, were week
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end visitors at the hernee of Mr. Mal
Mrs. John Potter and Mr. 'and Mrs.
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PHONE 80J. , SEAFORTH
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0 Licensed Embalmer o
up all traffic this distinct.
second, Miss Sally I. Woods; gentle-
ilton: The funeral will be held from
C. Potter. .
O Beat Motor and Horse-diawn o
o . ., o
equipment.
.0 . Charges moderate. .C."
neen's first, .Mr. Frank S. Sills; sec- Died in British Columbia. - Miss
ond, Dr. J. A. M unn. Bella Sproat received. word on' Wed-
, nesday death
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St• Vakntme-s Supp"'er
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Egmenciville United 'Church Thurs.
day to 'Maitlandlbank cemetery.
Miss Margaret Wright, of Mitchel),
On January 3 -let, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Stonehouse, of Belgraves, were
the re,cipiente of beautiful pi•esents;
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Dancesi 'Dances!
0 Flowers furnished .on short 0
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of the of her brother.
Mr. George A. ' Sproat, which sad
Sermon Subjects For Next Sunday. event occurred at. his /Rene in Chilli-.
-First Presibyteriart Churth-Morn- week, B.C., on February qnd. Mr.
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ing, "Treas,ure Trove"; evening, "The Sproat had heen ill. for some time,
Way Which is Dessert."-nRev, I. B. having suffered sH
•everal strokes. e
Keine, Minister, • leaves no family. his wife having
Egniondeille United Churcht-Morn- him
SALE OP HOME-MADE CANDY
'TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14th
- in
ST. THOMAS' CHURCH PARISH
' • HALL
, .Nisitss.p.einnegyaGelenwomdeallis with Mr. and
, 31r, and Dirs. Henry MeGavin cele-
ibrated their 60th wedding annivers-
ary on Wednesday.
Diesel's. Jairies Rirey. and William
13sell entertained. Peter Simpson and
presented , to them by the employees
of the .C.N.R. Mr.' Stonehoruse hag
retired after 28 years eervice on the'
refitted. He was Presenteewith a
beautiful clock, and Mrs. Stonehouse
was presented with silverware..
The members of the men's club of
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Why not let the M.elody Boys
furnish' music fin. yOur nen' t
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•<> ' WALKER'S .0.
predeceased some years aeo. Int
ing, Mt. sCTeed, "I Believe in the torment was made in - Chilliwack,
Commtnion o•f Saints"; ,evening, where he had been. a -resident fot
Storiqs hem the life of Paul, "Perils marey years.
in tb.e Primitive Church."
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Admission 25c.
The Supper is under tbe, aus-
rices of the Ladies' Guild of the
Thomas Hadgert at g very enjoyable
goose. dinner Monday evening. •
IMiss Anna B•oland, E.gmondville, is
spending „a Jew days with Misses
Queen Street Unite.d Cfhurch; held a.
very successful wood °Bee in Mr. Fal-
conee's bush oh Saturday afternoon
Jest. About 2a of the memfber:s" turn-
TERMS REASONABLE, .:
Phone Clinton, •607-5, or write
ELME, 'PRICK, Clinton, Cut. ,
<> FUNERAL SERVICE <>
- Rev.Anna
Charles. Malcolm, Minikter. Hold Soria]
'church and will be served from
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and BesSie .McKay. :
ed out and cut aJbout 20 cords of
0 e W. J. WALKER and ° G
Etaning.--:Thg Bar-
Northsider United IChurcli-elern- hare Kirketart Auxiliary of First
ing, "Phillip," fifth in the Presbyterian
' 5.30 to 7 o'clock. "
3398.2
Mr. and Mess. Joshh MeLaughlan
spent Tuesday. in London.
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. JOHN R. WALKER,. •Jr. • G
series; ev- Church held asocial ev-
'ening, The Art Thinning."-Re•v.
Luiroanrec.taighyline,vent
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O. Licensed Fenbalanere and 0.
of ening on Wedntesdag: when the tvin-
W. P. Lane, IVIinister. s hers the
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ere. Funeral Dire•ctors. 0
of contest teere entertained
by the losers. Several.
P. CI T A
wPeiitt:Vehrers:Mrrsu...wg'jaiaiienpslenTt:S: ,
gas' •
games were
' ...played
p L
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0. Day or Night Calls promptly <>
• „ under the direction of Miss:
114-... Ih..? J... 161
o , attended. 0
0. PHONE 67 0
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Lantern Slides at Home and School. McLean, and s contest graved inter-
_The February meeting of the Hiorne.esting witletMes, R. Smith and Mrs.
and Scheel Ass.oeiation was held last T. R. Anderson as prize winners.
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Monday evening in the public .sehool. Mrs. Merton Reid conducted -several'
The lantern elides of European cam -stunts which were very A
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•The .C.ouncil.--The regular me.eting
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ME McKILLOP MUTUAL
teneulae.
triee were made exceedingly interest- delicious lunch .was served under the
ings'hy. the deecription Miss Elder convenorsh.ip of Mess. Fel. Smith. le
gave therm. eMi.ss Elder, during a spite of the very stormy evening ov-
February 10 and 11
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of Blyth Council was held in Nrein-t
oriel Hall on February 6th, with all
members ,present The -minutes. of
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unil Friday Feb 17
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ME INSURANCE CO'Y.
,
.of
recent trip abroad, visited imany- of er fifty ladies were present. -
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ROAST BEEF 11 .1E1c
the regular January meeting and
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the laces pern and so gave to the
pound o
t
special meeting of January 20th,
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pictumes a personal knowledge' then Died in Toronto.-1The d-eath oc-
added' greatly to the'enjoyrment of curved in Toronto on Monday, Febru-
-the Arthur Golding ary 6th, of MTS. Hugh Hamilton,
.
POT ROAST,
. 10c
were read and on (mlotion of C,ouncil-
lore Watt' and Heffron, approved. The
folloWing 'hills
\—BIG —
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OFFICIERS: ,
Gem Re • MeCartney, Seaforth -. Pres.
Jetties Connolly, Goderich Vice
.andience. gave a
two selections on the violin, accom- former well known residentof Tuck-
panied on .bhe piano by Miss Helen eremith and Egm,ondville. Mrs. Ham-
Lame, that were very much appreci- Mon, whose maiden name gas Eliza-
geed. berth Ron•ey was barn near Dublin 7'3.
pound
etne, _ ,
nil" BOIL a .
rPound 01,
BRISKET "
and accounts ,were
preseritedi C. Bulging, work on
streets., $450.; J. Cook, night watch-
man., $5.75; G. 'White work on streets
$6; J. H. R. Elliott, Treas. Band,$16;
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- -Pres.
D. F. McGregor, SeafOrth - Sec.-Treas.
If .
AGENTS:
mataf: p....3%7113*, Seeaeerb; hE! e'!(9141.
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,larrrienth, Brodbagen; James Watt,'
Blyth. .
DIRECTORS: ,
Willitant Krrolc, TannideShOro ;'• Sohn
Beintefaies, .Brctthagen; James Cora-
yearg• ago and besides her bereaved
, “ ' husband is survived by a family of
Hold- Meeting,t-IPhe regular me•et- one son and two 'daughters, Mrs.
lug of the Young People's Society of James Love. Tuelceremith; Mrs. Wm.
Northside U.nited Church was held MicFadden. Vancouver, and Mr. Stews-
op Tcei. estins'y elviening and opened by art Hamilton. of Roseftownw •Saisk.
singing several C. G. L T. songs, led The. remains were beought to , ;Sea-
by '11. fiss Rutih Thompnon. Mr, 'Sam forth on Thursday morning and in
Cott then took the chair. The Lord's the afternoon the funeral service was
yer was repeated in Unison and held in Egmantiville United Church.
thP 111111mtes' ef the r'evleue.11neeting Interment rwas made in IVLaitlandbank
were teed fbrY the secretary, Miss cernetery.
Winnie &mange. Atter the business •
, - , ctr,
pound ',414
SIRLOIN AK
pound ' 1 . 18e
ROUND gni/a ,„,
:pound. . / 10(;
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AO ,Other Bargains.
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Why Worry Abou' t Depression With
Prices Like These? 1
J. H. R. Elliott, stationery, 25e. J.
Dodds, groceries, $5.66; A. J. Powell,
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grocenes, $1.35; W. J. Sims grocer -
ies, $2.49; .ree Heffron., 1 -neat, $1.'79;
F. Holleman egoceries, $1.42;.• White
Bros., meat), '$2.57; Fire Brigade, sal-
a/ries, '190. S132.00. L. Hilborn, dud-
.
itor,$15; J. Petts, auditor, $15; A.
H. Erskine, scale inspection, $11-26.;
A. H. 'Erskine, *Aid 'foia• tile account
$1.62; J. Fetgusson, January salary,
$66; J. Ferguson, 20% of fine% $20;
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The
ordee
attend
day,
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'AUSPICES OF
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YOUNG LIBERAL
weather inftealered,
that everyone will
the rpartyi, it bas
iFebruary 10th, to
THE
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it grew
have
been.
FiRILDrn',.
THOMAS MeMILLAN
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violent and so in
an opportunity to
postponed from Fri-
FEBRUARY 17th. ,
nolly. 600derich; Alex. liftfroadifoot, No.
ti4; Oelrafortle Robert reed's, 131yftit ;
kaaa.....e, taf,satajez xa. 8, ,setdoatch;
1.76,70„,pter Brtiosold; hemeta^ shot_
!'' •. yeolitotri •Thontas moos% No. a
PlAtiatifiti, . , . Ao °
ma
Part of the meeting Was brought to Are Senteneed.-Thfee local' young
a cloae, Mies 'Ruth Thompeon took men , appeared before Magistrate
charge and a' )110110 VMS MIK and Greig on Friday morning last on a
Miss ThOMIPSon sed 'in PralYer• •• Miss eh•arge , of interfering with a 'police
Atka Itudson gave a eery intereeting officer in the , performance of hist
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IVItAt - MARKET
PRONE 5iiii,:., . . • SEAFoRrff
C. Dobbyri,, account, $7,40; J. Cole
work on ditaa ' $1.80; W. Marna:
draWing tile 76e';,' A. B,. Taylor,•ditch,
$6w66; H. Whyttiouth, drawing tile,
25e; A. S. Radford, votaries, $1.74.
Moved by Canneillors---Laundv and
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wait for it. , ' Don t miss it
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