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Phone 166
NEWS' OF Aim TOWN
w..�r
W9innws H,espitai Aid Will Meet.-
The regular meeting of the Women's
Hospital Aid to Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, will b$ held on Thursday, Dec.
33rd,. in Carnegie Library at 3,30 p.m.
since 1920. He was married Ole March
7, 1873,, to Isabella. Souter, who sur-
v+ives,'hira, along with eerie apse, James
and George, London. He i,s also eur-
vived by two. bl'on'ers•nd two site
ters, James and Peter Cameron, "- of
T•uckers¢nith, and Mrs. E.-0. Robert's,
Conneaut, Ohio, and Mrs. Charles
Wiseman, Stanley Township. The fun-
eral, which will be private, will::take
place on Friday. , Rev. H. C. Feast,
of First Presbyterian Church, will of-
ficiate, and the pal'lbeare'rs will lie
Messrs. Alex. MoNab, Sam IVI Pher-
son, Alex. Boyce, John Crawford, Geo.
Reeves.. and Wm: Cameron..
Wins Christmas' Cake. --Mrs,. 1,Viaur-
ice Dalton, 1 Dublin, won the Cheer. -
mars cake which was given by Domin-
ion Store here last week. Mayor A.
D. Sutherland made the draw on Sat-
urday, night.
Barbara ''Kirkman Auxiliary Meets.
-The November meeting of the Bar-
bera Kirkmuiitl. Auxiliary of First
Presbyteeialn Church was held on
Tuesday evening. The meeting was
in charge of the McLean and McDon-
ald groups. with. Mrs. John E. Daley
in the, ebaiir. Mrs W. R. Plant gave
the Scripture reading and Mrs. G. D.
Ferguson the Glad Ilidlfings Prayer.
Items of interest in ,tike missionary
world were given by Mrs. r E. Geddes
an Mrs. H. Scott. Mrs. J. A. Munn
sang a most- pleasing solo. Mrs. M.
A. Reid gave an inspiring talk on
Formless and its missionary history.
W. M. S. Meets, -The W. M. S. of
First Presbyterian Church held their
November meeting on Ttl,esday with
Mrs. Robert Eberhart, president, in
the chair,.. It was decided to hold the
annual meeting the fifteenth of De-
cember. Mrs. Feast:, and Mrs. James
Kerr were appointed as the nominat-
ing committee. Mrs. Robert Smith
gave an itemized list of the contents
of a box shipped to Cochrane, and
Mrs. J. C. Greig read the current ev-
ents. Peace was the theme of the
prayer by Mrs. Mills. A vocal solo
by Mrs. J. M. Govenlock and an art-
icle on the "Book of Peace," so in-
terestingly read by Miss H. I. Gra-
ham, completed the program.
Insurance
Having Purchased
THE INSURANCE
business of the JOHN, RAN -
KIN AGENCY from the Guar-
aaty Trust Company. I solicit a
continuance of your esteemed
pntropage.
All insurance records, etc.,
shavebeen transferred to my of-
fice and any information will be
gladly given.'
M. A. REiD, Prop.
WATSON & REID
Phone 214 Seaforth
Specialists in All .Kinds of
' Insurance.
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McKillop Branch W. M. S. Meets.-
The
eets-The regular monthly 'meeting of the
McKillop branch of the W. M. S. of
the Presbyterian Church was held at
the Manse on Wednesday afternoon,
Nov. 18th, with twenty ladies present,
The president, Mrs. J. L. Bell, pre-
sided and opened the meeting with
a hymn, followed by prayer, The min-
utes of the last meeting and roll call
were taken by the secretary:... Mrs.
Feast gave a very }pteresting mis-
sionary address, continuing on from
the address •given at the September
meeting. The Glad Tidings prayer
was taken by Mrs., J= T. Scott. A
hymn was sung and the meeting
closed by all repeating the Lord's
Prayer.
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Death of William Cameron. - The
death occurred following a protracted
Meese', on Tuesday night of .William
Cameron, a well-known and highly
esteemed resident, in his 88th year.
Mr. Cameron, who was a son of the
late John Cameron, was born in Tuck-
el'smith on December 22, 1848, and
repent practically ell his life in this
district. He has lived in Seaforth
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0 W. J. WALKER and O
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THE SECOND DIVISION
COURT
' County of Huron '
Office in the Dominion Bank Build-
ing, Seaforth. Office hours; Tues-,
day. Thursday and. Saturday, 1.30 poet.
to 5 pm.' Saturday evening, 7.30 p.m.
to 9 p.m.
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Insurance Agencies - Seaforth
ANNOUNCES
the purchase of the insurance business
of Bays & Meir, and the addition of
their companies to our previous facili-
ties enables us to give unexcelled ser-
vice in all lines.
PHONE 334 SEAFORTH
• , Ins .ranee
till .S
With the enormous increase in
„ auto accidents, you cannot afford
to take chances, Let Its protedt�
yen:. Rates are low in compari-
, y With protection gi v e n.
Peettiftt. service and f ayflent of
dal**. It . eerie of trouble, the
t" by's Agents through Oen-
' is ii -eat 6ydlXr servi'ee. 11150y
deli}' 1Pti ' In''e tedted by _. 0114 of
• 1 Our o NiiiLiied,
Fire , y Wind
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Philco starts on the 9th
million! Greater Values
, than ever before.
Come in Now !
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PHILCO MODELS
from $39.95 to $159.50
Now on Display in our
New Show Room.
• The New Philco Bat-
tery Models can out-
perform any battery
set on the market -
come in and make us
prove it!
__Radio Service on all.
„Makes of Radios
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J.F.DALY
Phone 102 : Seaforth
Rogers - Emke.-The announcement
is made of the marriage of Miss
Norma Louis Emke to Dr. George
Kenneth Rogers on Friday, the twen-
tieth of November, at The Little
Ohurch Around the Corner, in the
City of' New York. . Dr. Rogers is a
nephew of Miss Grace, Stephens, of
town, and i5 well known here.
Lady Bowlers Hold Bridge. -Mrs.
E. H. Close opened her home on Mon-
day evening for six tables of bridge
for the lady bowlers. Mrs. D. H.
Wilson and Miss Mary Gillespie won
the . prizes which were beautiful
cherry trees.
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Storeyi-iNorris.e- At the Manse,
Cromarty, on Saturday t afternoon,
Charlotte E. Beryl Norris, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norris, of
united in marr
a to
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Cromarty. was- g
William Sohn Storey, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Storey, Seaforth, by Rev.
James'°Reidie. The attendants were
Miss Hazel Norris, sister of the bride,
and Orville George Storey,' brother of
the bridegroom. The bride wore a
smart brown ensemble and carried a
bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums.
They left for Hamilton and will at-
tend the Royal Winter Fair in Toron-
to and return to the groom's farm in
McKillop Township,
40 Wise Motorists know that
'. Winter makes- heavy de-
wands on cars. They use
the easy -starting Gaseline
which is
GOLDEN SHELL
Try a; Tankfull To -day !
H. W ESTON
Shell Station
GODERICH ST. - SEAFORTH
A. Y. P. A. Elect Officers, - St.
George's Church, Goderich, invited the
Y.P.A. Societies of the various church-
es in the Deanery of Huron for, a
social evening, on Tuesday last and
twenty . went from Seafor sir. Phase
taking part in the program were Miss
Ruth Cluff and Mary Holmes, in • •a
vocal duet, with Miss Mary Jackson
as p'!anist; Miss Joeephine Edge gave
a piano selection. The Y.P.A. of St.
Thomas' Church took advantage of
the opportunity of -such' a large gabh-
•e:!ing ar•d electedthe officers of that
society as follows President, Robert
Archibald; secretary, Mary Pretty ;
treasurer, Ted Southgate. Despite a
stormy night, the party arrived.. home
safely.
iets of this district.
• Mr. and• Mrs. Sam Ewart, of
Chesley, were guestts'•'of -Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Smith over the week -end.`
• Mr. Walter. Hawthonne, of Gode-
rieh, visited his mother, Mrs. Robert
Hawthorne, during the week -end.
• Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Doherty, of
Egmondville, are spending t wo
months with their elan. Dr. Frank
Doherty, of Conneaut, Ohio.
• Mess' Mary Haigh spent the week
end in Toronto..
• Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sills and son,
of Pittsburg, Pa., are visiting at the
home of Mr. George A. Sills.
• Mr. George Jackson is in Toronto
this week.
• Mrs. R. S. Evans spent the week -
Sermon Subjects For Next Sunday.
-Northside. United Church -11 a.m.
subject, -"The River Of Life"; 7 p.m.,
"Repentance of the Mind." Sunday
School, .at 10' a.en.-Rev. T. 'A. Car-
•inicirael, Minister.
First Presbyterian Church -Morn-
ing service et 11 a.m.; sermon sub-
ject, ""Can We Do Without Jesus?"
Evening service at 7 p.m., "The Law
cf
the Uns"ee.n: The Seance, the Ten
Cup, and the aeon." Sunday school
at 10 a.m.,, the following Sunday at
2.30 p.m. Morning anthem, "The Sun
Shall Be No More Thy Light by Day;';
evenin•g,. , anthem, "Tarry With Me";
soloists, Mrs. W. A..Wright, 'Mrs. X.
A. 'Munn, Miss H. Murray, Mr. E. D.
Rennie. --Rev. H. C. Feast, Minister.
St. Thomas' Church -Sunday, Nov.
29th: Special Thanksgiving service
for the successful completion of tine
'Rea tcrs;tion! Fund Campaign. Sunday
school at 10 a.m.: special' • service et
11 a..m. by the Rector; evening, Spe-
cial Thankseivi^g. All welcome. -
Canon E. ,Appleyai•d, Rector.
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Oddfellow's Hall, Seaforth
FRIDAY, December 4th
Members Of Edelweiss Rebekah
Lodge- held their annual euehire and
dance in the O4'dfellow's all on.
Wetinedsay evening . wiheln "53 tables
were In play.
Prizes were won as follows': Lad-
ies' first, Mrs. S. Pull; consols'
tion, Mile B. Simpson; gentlemen's
first, T. G. Scott; consolation, Frank
Grieve; lone; !'rands, R. C. Dodds;
lucky number, Mary Haigh.
Music by Otto Henderson and his
orchestra of the Winter Gardens,
Stratford = one of the leading
Bands in Western Ontario.
ADMISSION 35c, including tax.
Auspices
SEAFORTH
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
Dr. E. A. McMaster President
M. A. Reid, Sec. D. H. Wilson, Treas.
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QUILT BLOCKS
f you 'like to embroider 'pretty quilts
and spreads. send your name and ad-
dress to the Rainbow Quilt Block Co.,
of 49Wichita ichita Ave., Cleveland, Ohio,
nd"we will send you color pictures of
.our latest patterns in 18 inch applique
quilt blocks. 3595x4
Sharp- Maloney. -A quiet but pret-
ty wedding was solemarized. in St.
Coiumban at nine o'clock Saturday
robing. .When Mary Theresa, only
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick Maloney, of McKillop, became
the bride of Alvin K. Sharp, son of
the late Thomas Sharp and Mrs.
Sharp, of.. Seaforth. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father Dant-
zer, perish priest. The bride worea
gown of blue transparent velvet with
silver trimming aid turban to match.
She carried pink roses and maiden
hair fern. Miss Katherine Kraus-
kopf wa,brides'maid, wearing a gown
of wine transparent velvet with tur-
ban in same shade. She carried yel-
low chrysanthemurfts. The bridegroom
was supported by Patrick Maloney,
brother of the bride. Later Mr. and
Mrs. Sharp left en a honeymoon trip
to Toronto and other eastern places,
the bride travelling in a navy blue
dress with hat and shoes to match.
Kiley will reside in Seaforth.
LOCAL BRIEFS
Ladies','sses:' and Girls"
all, aid:.WinterCoats.
We Present Woxi,derful Values in Best Styles
LADIES' COATS - $12.05 to $25,00
MISSES' COATS
GIRLS' COATS r :°" , - - $4,50' to $19.95
NEW GLOVEWWTQ• WEAR .WITH THE NEW FALL
end in Toronto.
• Miss Olive Laidlaw has returned
home from Toronto.
• Several meanbens of bhe Lions
Club enjoyed the ice caruival tm Strat-
ford' on Friday night lash.
• Mrs. Fred Beattie and Mr, Ken
Beattie were in Toronto for the week-
end ;
• Mrs. James Beattie returned' Sat-
urday from Peterborough where she
.has been the guest of her daughter.
• Miss Elizabeth McLean spent the
week -end' in London.
• Mrs. Leonard' Bolton and daugh-
ter, Yvonne, are in Detroit this. week.
• Mr. and Mrs. David H. Wilson
and Gordon are spending the week-
end in Detroit. Mns. Christensen and
son, who have been, here for the past
three weeks, returned to Detroit with
them.
• Mr. Ted Southgate, Patricia
Southgate, Mary Mimes?, Margaret
Smith and Dorothy Carter . visited
their respective relatives in Toronto
over the week -end.
• Mr. R. McKercher left for Mt.
Hope this week where he will con-
duct a three months' farm course.
• Miss Florence Fowler, of Blue -
vale, 'is visiting Mists.Clara Pinkney.
• Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stark, of
Welland, spent the week -end •with his
Mother, Mrs. A. Stark. '
• Miss Helen McKercher is con-
ducting a short course in Household
Economics in Listowel for the next
three months.
• The six -handed euchre club.
which has been playing during the
past year, completed its 999th 'game
•on Saturday 'evening, which was the
88th evening of play.
• Mr. Frank Sills has returned
from a hunting trip when he was suc-
cessful in securing a fine deer....
r fol. any corn or eal-
10 Rink al d lona which cannot be
removed by the new
`I' scientific LLOYD'S
THYMOLATED CORN SALVE. This new
salve de-sensitizescorns and callouses with
the first application. Call your druggist to-
day and order a Par of this WONDERFUL
SALVE; 40c.1, Lloyfl -Chemical Laboratories.
For sale' at .40 Tatnblyn Drag Stores.' Lig-
gett's Stores,'and most other ,drug stores.
For Bale at
KEATING'S PIIARMACY
8593-tf
• Misses .Minnie Habkirk, Bessie
Cluff and Grace -Free attended the
Pioneer's twenty-fifth anniversary ban-
quet of the Bell Telephone Co., held
in the Masonic Temple in Stratford`
an Thursday evening. Two hundred
and seven sat down to a sumptuous
dinner and at 8.30 a radio program
was' listened to from- .the various cit -
Forty -Six Years Merchandising in Seaforth
1890 --Nov. 20--1936
Our' Slogan never changes:
"A SQUARE DEAL FOR EVERYBODY"
And To -day we add a sincere
TI:IANK'YOU, To Everybody !
We are crowning this Jubilee occasion with the
greatest Holiday Display in our history. YOU are
invited to ,drop in.
It is a very happy and a fiery, 'thankful occasion.
Yours for the Best Christmas yet.
JOHN BEATTIE,
.B ATTI i. BROS..
Boxing Exhibition
The Explorers of Egmondville are
giving a Boxing Exhibition in Fin-
nigan's Vacant Store on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER . 3rd
The names of those competing
are as follows: -
N. Stead vs. T. Eisler
Finnigae vs. di.. Stead
Ainsborough vs. G. Messenger
'Smith vs. K. Coombs
Wilbee vs.-• W. Coombs
Baker vs. Powell
..Chesney vs. M. Messenger
}VIacLean.....vs. D. Eisler.
Also a Bout by two Senior Boys.
The proceeds will be used' for '
'the organization of a Trail Ran-
gers Group.
ADMISSION -25 CENTS
St. Andrew's
Concert
and Supper
- on
MONDAY NIGHT
NOVEMBER 30th
At Egmondville
United Church
Tickets -40 cents
SUPPER AT 6.30 P.M.
$9.95 to $18.50
, OUTFIT._-
CAPE KID, FRENCH KID; ' VIQUE TRIMS $1,001 to $.r1.u1.5
Pair L IL
BOUCLE WOOL GLOVES, ATTRACTIVELY NEW $1,00 .
Pair
WOOL CREPE GLOVES, PLEASING Al.'PEARANCE
Pair --'
SILK HOSIERY AT INTERESTING PRICES
In best makes in superior quality. We feature in Chiffon, Crepe and service
weaves, full fashion, new Fall tones; -
50c,
NEW
HANDKERCHIEFS:. -
Hundrees of thein, sold in-
dividually or 3 in a' box.
Surprise Valileg
Boxes of 3
Individual
19c to $1
5c to 50c
VICTOR
RECtRDS
LAiGEST RECORD
DEPARTMENT IN
WESTERN,ONTARIO
POPULAR MUSIC,
HILLBILLY MUSIC and
CLASSICAL MUSIC
SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL
RECORDS FOR TEACH-
ERS AND SCHOOLS
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CATALOGUE 'TODAY
HEINTZIVIAN -
Company
42 b lffila,lV' t Chilton, Ont.
ismmestem
AUBURN..
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gardner and
family visited with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Miliian on Sunday.
Miss Vera •Wilkin, of Goderich, was
the guest of Miss Annie Straughan
over the week -end. •
'Miss Mary Turner, of Clinton, and
Mr. Norman Griffiths -;.' Londesboro
visited at the home Mr. Robert
Turner on Sunday.
Those attending the Royal Winter
Fair from here are: Mr. Ernest Mil -
Ilan, •Mr. "and Mrs. Fred Plaeteer,
Lenore and Lawrence Plaetzer.
59c, Tsc and $1
SHOWING-
• -THE :.
NEW r
CHRISTMAS
NOW
Buy Soon
so as to
Be Ready!
flo Pair
•
New Styles with color
tones that' have real ap-
peal. Oth-er.enew effects
to make a range price
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FRAMED WALL PICTURES FOR GIFTS
True, these are artistic reproductions of famous artists and are priced
49c to $3.25 Each
acTAVISH'S
Modern Beauty Demands Modern Methods
Special Notice to Patrons
INTRODUCING THE NEW KALOR MACHINELESS PERMANENT
WAVE, THAT INSURES COMFORT AND SATISFACTION.
NO ELECTRICITY.'
We invite you to our Shoppe for a test curl. You will be captivated
with its comfort. Drop in and let us talk it over.
Specials in Our Other Permanents
Gabrileen, Eugene and Naturelie Waves Regular $7.5e $5.07
Derma Tonic or Oil' of Tulip-$5.00..$&95....Alfred'a, $3.00$1.95
AN EXTRA SPECIAL OIL WAVE -$2.85
Make Appointments Early. Phone 125 or House 229.
Office hours: 9.30 a.m, to 6 pen. Evening by appointm'e'nt..
• INA GRAY BEAUTY SHOPPE
DOMINION BANK BUILDING, off Main.
These Specials are Effective
November 26th, 27th, 28th
WHITE' SATIN
Pastry
Flour
24-1b. bag
.63
Special!
Domino
TEA
Here's a blend voted "tops" by
families everywhere. A fragrant
blend that will prove flavorful
satisfying and most economical!
TRY IT TO -DAY!
1 -lb. 49
Pkg.
Pkg. 2SC
Special!
CLASSIC
Cleanser
r
Tin 5
New 'Season's
Lemon
or' Orange
PEEL
lb. •.2'5
Cake Flour
SWANSDOWN Pkg. .,33
Dole's - 21/2's Tin
PINEAPPLE JUICES .24
Campbell's 10% -oz. Tin
Bean -Bacon Soup 2 -tins --.1g.
Shirriff's New Dessert
FANCY FREE 3 pkgs. •.23
Desiccated and Shredded
a,ty, Dehcrous
ALMOND ICING
California Diamond
WALNUTS -
New Fresh
- BRAZIL NUTS -
Aunt Dinah
MOLASSES 1%'s
Ib..29•
Lb.' .25
lb. .21
Tin .10
COCOANUT
Ib.
KETA
SALMON •
VERYTHING TOILET
TISSUE - 8
3allT
Tins
Artificial Lemon or Vanilla
EXTRACTS
SINGAPORE Sliced
•Pineapple
Dominion Value -Bulk
Mincemeat
Molasses
Snaps
lb. .1 O
Rolls
15.
. 25
. 25
8 -oz. Bot .10
3 Tins 29
10
Ib.
Value!
Golden Hallowi
DATES
3 ,b,..25
Dominion Value '
TOOT 1 -Ib.
1-1b.
T+n •�j3 Tin r
ROLLED OATS - -Ib. • 5
Fresh Fruit Always
in Season
GRAPES - 2lbs. .25c
Celery Hearts, 'Bead Lettuce,
Parsnips, Cabbage, Apples.
�•NO. 1
COOKING ONION • 10 lbs. 15c
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