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CONSTANCE
Hold Joint Meeting
The Chriatmas meeting of the W.A.
and W.M.S. was held in the basement
of the Church on Thursday, Dec. 3.
'The meeting was opened by. singing
a hymn, followed by prayer by Mr.
Gardiner.' The minutes were read and
adopted, dopted, The following officers were
+chosen for the coming Year: For W.
A: , President, Mrs. G. Addison; .vice-
president, Mrs. E. Adams; secretary,
M.rs. A.,' -Dexter; treasurer, 'Mra. G.
Leitch; pianists, Elia Dexter and Ed-
ith Britton; •work committee, • Mrs.
Medd and. Mra E: Lawson; conveners
of the groups; Mre. C. Riley, Mrs. R:
Rogerson, Mrsi. B. Snell, Mrs. Couttes.
Officers for W, M. S. are; President;
yrs,. Will.iara Britton; secretary, Mrs:
-en Dexter; treasurer, Mrs, B. 'Steph-
san. " Groups 3 and 4 took charge
and part of hymn 308 was sung, fol=
kitied by .leaflet by Phyllis Medd. A
solo was sung by Edith Britton.
Scripture lesson from Luke 7:7-14,
was real by Mrs. Lindsay; Legion -of
•i:hriet as. was' read by Mrs. Frank
Riley, followed by a sole by Muss
Chalmers. A beautiful story was giv-
en by Miss Ivy Simmons. • The re-
. =cinder of Hymn 308 was sung, fop
Mowed by the Mizpah benediction.
RUPTURE
If you are one of the many afflict-
. ed ,why not investigate_ the merits
of the
Armstrong Patented
Appliance
Since 1882—nearly 54 years--Arm-
astrong Appliances have been pre-em-
inently successful in the positive. re
,•tention of hernia. (commonly called
rupture).
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Billings Bridge, Ottawa
Oct. 28, 1921.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
I make -the following statement for
Frublication, relative to my experience
*ith rupture and' trusses, fitted by
experts, hoping that it .will 'benefit
.otfe'rs.
Some years ago I was ruptured.
'eery 'badly owing to heavy work. I
:wore trus's•es, for a long time they
proved veryunsatlsfaetory. Through
advice from as friend I had an Arm-
wrong Patented Appliance adjusted
on me. IT CAUSED A COMPLETE
CURE, It is more, than ten years
,since I stopped wearing it. During all
these years I have worked as a gen-
eral blacksmith and Wagon builder and
Slave no weakness or symptoms of
rupture. I am now sixty years old and
from my experience the Armstrong
appliance is the best and he knows
)tow to adjust it. I am willing to.con-
. firm this at any time,
(,Sgd..) Thos. Richards.
Campbells Bay, Que.,
November 15th, 1922.
Nr.: J. L. Armstrong,
Specialist, O'ttaw'a.
Dear Sir:;
I presume you will be pleased to
know that the appliance I received
from you cured me of a bad vupture I
'had from childhood. I have not worn
it or any other during .the last eight
years. You cannot imagine how thank-
ful I atm to get cured. I am sure many
Of my sex are suffering in a similar
way. I would like to let them know
where to get cured. Therefore you
-may use my name with the above ob-
ject in view.
Yours respectfully,
(Sgd.) Mrs. Sadie Stevenson
'No leg straps—no pressure on crest
.of hips or spine—no buckling tight
around the bode—noliniments, salves,
adhesive pads, spring or elastic belt
•trusses: '
J. A. AMSTRONG
Specialist of
OTTAWA and LONDON, ONT.
will be at the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth.
FRIDAY, DEC. llth, 8 any, to 3.30 p.m.
Call early for free consultation and
' personal de'monstra'tion.
(Advertisement)
Loh, wee 6'vO.,
The Ptiol1' tite,40 ' .Sivabi'nR'"Q.100,- 1
e1)018 rl11g a wee .on1 Friday evens
14CPP01 p tt St1, 'Id` trlte i rrester's
Hll ll, ,; .A, lt, y' t ,l t v IZ1 be d
fort'he -P _ • '.
Mesare 14c9Stephenson and. TRU
1'oWl tt wet7e to 'goon, on business' on
The :dal - "-''!'
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gr. Bill' Ditgae successful MI get
1dn 011xtb Pr . hi$• ' eoIt at the
Giuel}ph Win7 lit'.
Ma's. •Stewealf;' wlhlo tb,ad 'tlhie • anis-
tune to fall 334,110 brealt her hip and
was. tom. to stoat Memorial Hosed
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tali Seaforth, le not len roivinj - . _a8.
-well as Ther fri-ends, would 'Wee.'
The .Live Wire Sunday School Class
will hold their meeting in the school
room 'on Friday evening. ,
ST. COLVMBAN
See our windows, counters and
booths. Every folk of space spells
Sant. Claus, .at Beattie Bross
Tile many friends of Mr. r Joseph
Downey, who bas undergone en open
'admit .recently in Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, are pleased to know that. he is
recovering.
Messrs. Joseph Dantzer and 'Clar-
ence Malone have returned home af-
ter enjoying a , hunting expedition in
Northern Ontarle.
A large number of -friends and • ac-
quaintances from here: attended the
funeral of the late M. John Bruxer,
of Dublin, • on Wednesday morning.
Miss Viola Feeney has gone to, Lon-
don where she has secured a posl-
tidn.
Miss Mary O'Sullivan Is visiting at
the home of lter''pare'nts, Mr., and Mrs.
James O'Sullivan, .
-Mr. an'd..Mrs. 'hos. Molyneaux, of
Dublin,. were guests,: of Mr. and :.Mrs.
Joseph Carlini • recently.
'The Bingo p'a'rty it ,the - parish hall
on Tuesday evening proved to .'be
,quite a success, twelve or more peo-
ple. winning Woaleot. blankets. . .•
A large ;number attended the Bin-
go. party • Tuesday. night. when many
hesiltiful blankets were given •as 'priz-
es. Another will- be held next Tues-
day,
Quite a number from here attend -
..d the -school egncert ,held in Manley
given by Marie Murray's- school:
Vie C. W. L. are' holding their
Chruptth os social ore Tuesday night,
Decen;ber 28th, with a Wingham or-
chestra.
TUCKERSMIT'H
AINNADISI
Remember, this is our greatest dis-
play in 46 -years. It's worth coming
in to see, at Beattie Bros.
The December meeting of the Tuck-
ersmith Ladies' . Club wee held at the
home of Mrs. S. H. Whitmore 011
Wednesday, .Dec, , 2nd, with twenty
members and eight visitors present.
The roll call was answered by telling
the best Christmas" present I ever re-
ceived, end by donating something
for the Christmas box which "was lat-
er packed to be sent to Mrs. Sloman
of the School Train in Northern On-
tario. Several Christmas carols were
sung andthe following program giv-
en: Guitar and vocal 'duet by Misses
rVietta' acid e•Rearl, eGoleman• needing,
"What then Worry About," by Mrs.
Elmer Townsend; reading, "How One
Christmas Box Was Received in
Northern Manitoba," Mrs. F. Town-
send. Miss Sadie Bali gave her fare-
well'speedh as retiring president and
Mrs. Oke; her initial speech as new
president. Reports were given by the
other retiring officers which showed
a goodly balance on hand with which
to begin 1937. The January meeting
will he held at the home of Mrs. Her-
man Crich, roll call to be answered
by telling "In what way I have been
helped by the, Club" and payment of
fees.
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Report of S. S. No. 9
' The following is the report of S. S.
No. 9, Tuckerslnith, for the month of
November: Sr. IV --Bruce Hodgert
79%. Sr. III—Janet Handley 83, Janet
Hodigert 68, Jackie Powell 55. Jr. III
—Douglas Love 65. Sr. II—Shirley
Love 81, Neil Hodgert 57. Sr. I-
Kathleen. Powell 95, Grant Houston
71. Primer—Eleanor Elgie 92, Ray
C'ansitt 76. Nurniber on roll, 11; av-
erage attendance . 10.—Margaret E.
Grieve, Teach
WINTHROP
5,000 Chr3s'tmla,s Cards, each
velopeiat 5 .for 6C. Beattie
The anneal ,)acting of the
Aid and W. • M. S. Cavan
was held in' the church' on
y, Dec.2nd, Mrs, C. Hills
and' opened the meeting
mn and, pnayer was offered
McFarlane. During
it was 'decided to hold
gift service on December 13
reports were given show
the ladies' 'had had a very s
year. Rev. G. E. Morrow took
the election of officers which
follows: Hon. Presid�en
ornaw; President, Mrs. C
t vice-president, Mrs. H. A
d vice-presi�deal't, Mrs, A. Ross;
sec-
retary, Mrs. F. Bullard;
treasurer
with an
en Bros.
Ladies?
Church
Wednes-
day, presid-
edwith a
:he' ' by Mrs.r
Robertthe busi-
nessa white
13th, Sev-
eralshowing that
acces'sful
k charge
ofich were
ast, Mrs,
M' C. Hillen;
la lexander;
2n' ss; of
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CENT A MILE Round Trip Bargain_FARES
Minimum Fetes Adulb 75e' Child 40s
From SEAFORTH
AND ALL ADJACENT C.N.R. STATIONS
FRI., DEC. 18 to Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville, Port Hope,
•Cobourg, Belleville, Na.p'anee, Kingston,
Gananoque„ Brockville, Prescott, Morrisburg, Cornwall, Ti'xbridge,
Lindsay, Peterboro, Cam.pbellfordt, Newmarket, Allendale, Penetang,
Collimgwood, Meaford, 'Barrie, Orillia, Midland, Gravenhurst, Brace-
; bridge, Huntsville, Callender, North 'Bay, Parry Sound, Sudbury. All
towns in New Ontario on line of Teanis'kaming & Northern Ontario
RISS; NIP -its -111g Central illy.; Kapuskasing, Longl:ac, Geraldton, J•elli-,
,•ooe, Beardmore.
SAT., DEC. 19 TO TORONTO. Also to Brantford, Chatham,
Chesley, Clinton, . Durham,
• Teeter, 'Fergus, Goderich, Guelph, Hamilton, Hanover, H'arriston,
Orsoll, Kincardine, Kitchener, ondon,- �Listowel Mitchell, Niagara
Oldls; en Sound, Paisley, Palmerston, Paris, Port'13'lgin, St. Catharines,
Bt. Mary Sarnia, Southam ton, Stratford, Strathroy, Walkerton,
Wiartoni,rtlghanl, Woodstock.
and SAT.,9Lecally betwesn,lmpe'tenl Staticin nt ab eh'$1*eureion
DEC.•i 1Ses4@1 'Ask Ticket As$i►iG,.
For pare Retina UMitir Z' ain�I tfonnntiornr. tit, co its• itateit.Agent. e
+Ste H41 dbtjl4t'fit tomnitte lits o ' pJi100141116.
the La'dttes.' Aidi r& G, De .
treasurer g the We 11(1-;,''�
Sim on, para peagetal^yWas Wit,.
Hl>len, 'Mleaipnary .MQ l hly' see , Mls
:A. •Po maga; fiewer y siting
isalrap „. Mph, F ,' iiia 01„.
andd °Mrs, J. Beattie; Chtietiaat ataw.
ard'ship eon,., Mre,, R.. Me'Ll
ure; aupy'
see., Mme, A. A. Guthill; I •fission $a*'
Leader, • Mrs R IlleParl ne;
ant; Mise B: Blainahard; 'I"elnveaOce
e'ee,'ultf'rs. T. Betties; t]aptain Nell 1
Circle; Mrs', J, Boyd; No *, Mra:.ME.
T:alt; No: 3, Mrs., J. Pethtck; N t: 4,
Mrs. ,R. Bolton; 'iflmist, Mils.
Cuthill. -
_Rev. Morrow= •-coiedUeted- -the-
installation eerviees. Mra. William
Dodds„ Captain of No. 3,. took the re-
mainder of the meeting. Mies Mar-
garet Petlhick sang a solo end the
topic, "C'hrist the King" was given
by Mrs. James Simpson. Mrs''.; Hiram
Blanoband ,closed the -meeting with
praYer-
'fix.' At:se
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McKILLOP
Crawling life -like dolls, 25c eachj, at
Beattie Bros.
The monthly meeting of the W. A.
and W. M. S. of Duff's Church was
held at the hometi of Mrs. John Gor-
don) On December 3rd. There was a
good attendance. The hymn, "Take
My Life and "Let It Be," was sung.
The installation of officers was Con-
ducted by Rev. G. E. Morrow. Hymn
71 was read in unisex°, and prayer was
offered by Mrs. C. Henderson. "'Sil-
entNight, Holy Night," was sung and
the minutes of the previous : meeting
were read and adopted'. ,The W. A.
minutes were read by Miss Flame Dor-
ranee. Mrs. G. E. Morrow gave a
roast interesting address. The meet-
ing closed with the Lord's Prayer and
a social half hour was spent when a
pot -luck supper was served,.
MANLEY
We are pleased to learn that Mr.
George Bennewies is able to be around
again.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Weitersew have
returned to their home in Detroit af-
ter a week's sojourn with their many
friends here.
Our teacher, Miss Marie Murray,
entertained a crowded house last Fri-
day afternoon to her Christmas- 'con-
cert in which all the pupil's took part
and which was a grand success.
The schoolmates. of Master Stephen
McKay are pleased to hear that he
is improving rapidly and we hope that
he will soon be ableto return home.
Mrs. Pat McLoughlin is still in a
precarious condition, •
Last Sunday's rain settled the snow
so we.will have no more drifts until
we get some . more fresh snow, but
the roads are now passable for wheels
VARNA
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Watson, in com-
pany with •Miss Jean Mossop, spent
Tuesday in London, -
Mr. G. H. Beatty and sister, Edith,
motored to London on Wednesday.
Mr. Ernie McClinchey was called
upon to help a motorist out of the.
ditch Wednesday night. No particu-
`lata 'have 7 sen learned, but the roads
are very slippery these days.
HILLSGREEN
Mrs. Ward Forrest and daughter,
Anna Grace, are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Dalrymple, near Chis-
elhurst.
Mr. and. Mra. W. Weido and sons
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
I. Willert near Hensell.
Quite a number are Motoring to
London to see the Christmas displays
and do some purchasing also:
Mr. W. Turner and sons have pur-
chased the farm of Mr. D. F. Ander-
son on the Parr Line.
Mrs. Mina Love is visiting her
daughter and ameba -law, Mr. and
Mrs. John McEwen, near Hensel'.
Mr. W. Smale, of Bewail, has been
cutting wood with his outfit in thus
vicinity-- '
STAFFA
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Barber have re-
turrted thome from their ho'neym'oon
Mrs. Diker is visiting friends in
Zurich.
The Junior Institute met at the
home of Marian Drake on Wednesday
afternoon with fifteen present. The
meeting opened by singing the Insti-
tute Ode The roll Call was answer-
ed by "the handiest thing in our
house." It was decided to make a
butterfly quilt. • Isabel Templeman
gave the topic on "Arranging the
Bouquets." Beatrice Harburn gavea
demonstration on making different
articles out of crepe paFer such as.
cushions, lamp Shades, doilies .,and
flowers. The meeting was then ad-
journed and lunch served.
CROMARTY
Mr._:Roy McCulloch attended the
-Winter Fair at Gueip'h on Thursday
last.
The annual meeting of the W.M.S.
of Cromarty met -at the home of Mrs.
,Tames' Scott on Thursday last, Dec„
'3rd. A good attendance was present.
The president, Mrs. Reidie, presided,
A very pleasing feature Of the meet-
ing was tine presentation of a certi-
ficate of life membership to Mrs. Jas.
Hill, who has very efficiently held
the office of treasurer for the past
twenty-five years. Mrs. Hill, in well-
chosen words, showed her deep ap-
preciation of the honor conferred up-
on her by the society, expressing the
that she was always pleased
to do her part in the great work id
which the society is engaged, After
various business "matters were dealt
with, the election! of new officers took
place for the 'ensuing year, a& fol-
lows: Hon. President, Mrs. Jas. Scott;
President, Mrs, S. A. Miller; 1st vi'ce-
presid'e'nt, 'MoseWing Hamilton ; secre-
tary, Mrs; Russell Scott; treasurer,
Mrs. Santee Hill; dead Tiding Sec.,
Mae, Quince; Pres -e Sec., Mrs., S. A.
Millers Welcome and Welfare, Mrs.
Whlnti" MoLareli,' Mrs. Wmiv, Moughton;
Cs,ttere'd Helpers, .11Mra. John Handle
014 clrgai1''m t, Mrs. .1 eh, MOKn11ar;
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You will be surprised how Quickly, Easily, ,Satisfactar l:
and Economically we will solve them.
Remember---Your-Christmas Money will go farther hero;:
Buy Early' in the day
.,and ,in the week
Every Gift in a
Fancy Box
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MEN'S
HANDKERCHIEFS
Single .; .10c to 50c
MEN'S TIES
IN A FANCY BOX
Real Beauties •
50c 75c $1.00
MEN'S SOX.
All New Patterns Sn Christmas
Boxes.
25c 50c 75c $1.00
MEN'S SCARFS
IN A FANCY BOX
Bright, New, Attractive.
MEN'S GLOVES
Handsomely Boxed — Grey,
Brown, Black.
M EN'S
FINE SHIRTS
In Beautiful Boxes — For-
syth, Arrow, Tooke.
MEN'S PYJAMAS
In Special Boxes — Broad-
cloth or Flannelette.
$1.50 to $2.50
M EN'S
• HOUSE COATS
Will keep him home eveey night.
M EN'S
BATH ROBES
Cotton, Silk, Flannel.
LEATHER COATS or
JACKETS
Chrome or Horsehide.
MEN'S SWEATIERS
Pullover or Coat; all thTe new
shades and patterns.
CHRISTMAS SALE
NEW STYLE
DRESSES
All the newest styles, colors,
fand trimmings. High quality
Cr,epe, long or short sleeves;
bias or pleated skirts,.
Christmas Sale of
MILLINERY
All this Sea.son's styles, made
of fine Felt or Velvet. All She
wanted colors.
While ttey last
NOVELTY SETS
In Christmas Boxes
Braces and Garters, $1
Muffler and Tie ..$1.95
Tie and Hand-
kerchief $1.00
Muffler & Gloves $2.95
DOILIE CENTRES
Squares...10c to $4.75
Fancy Collar
FANCY AND BATH
TOWELS
OF EVERY KIND
A wonderful selection — Bath
Towels, Hand Towels, Guest
35c to $1.50
TABLE LINENS
Single Tablecloths or Sets.
79c $9.50
WOOL BLANKETS
Kenwood, -Ayres, Madawaska.
Beautiful quality.
$4.25 to $9.75
WOM EN'S
HANDKERCHIEFS
Beautiful and Useful
Boxed 159 to 75c
Single 5c to 50c
WOMEN'S
GIFT HOSIERY
In Special Boxes. Every
weight or cpiality.
39c 75c $1.00
WOMEN'S GLOVES
A Time -Honored Gift
IMPORTED -
BED SPREADS
Double bed size; extna long.
Blue, Gold, Green, Rose, White.
Scallopecl ,or fringed edges.
HAND BAGS
Oheisrtmas Special — fully
49c to $2.95
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PILLOW SLIPS
rue embroidered, Scalleped
.;.
VESTS, PANTIES
BLOOMERS
IN FANCY BOXES
Crepe 49c
Velva Suede 59C
Satin $1.50 tat
Wpm EN'S
GIFTS FOR 'BABY
Wearing Apparel — Toflet
Acessorien
FLANNEL
PYJAMAS
IN BEAUTIFUL BOXES
Big selection of Colors and
Girls' 85c to $1.25
, Made -to -Measure
SUITS
Famous House of Stone
Clothes offer you one of
their High Grade Tail-
ored Suits at
10 Per Cent. Discount
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