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Representing Companies who give Security with Service. Also Agents for Ontario Thresh,. ermen's Mutual F4re ,Insurance. • Information gladly given. A number of desirable properelee In Seaforth and district for *ale. WATSON & REID M. A. REID - Proprietor Phone '214 • Seaforth SPECIALISTS IN ALL LINES OF INSURANCE 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o a <> S. T. Holmes & Son FUNERAL SERVICE Main Street, Seaforth 0 'S. T. Holmes, residence 0 Goderich Street, West; phone 0 0 No. 119-W. Charles Holmerk 0 residences Goderich Street, 40 .0 East; phone No. 308. Ambulance Service 0 Adjustable hospital bed for 0 rent. 0 Night calls, Phone 308. 0 Dae calls, Phone 119-3. 0 Charges moderate. 12-37 0 '000000000000 000000 00000 H. C. BOX FUNERAL SERVICE 0 • Licensed Embalmer ° • Ambulance Service Hospital Bed .0 with adjustable rachet oper- O ated eprIng for rent 0 Night Cells Day Calls 0 0 Phone 175. Phone 43. 0 12-87 4C> 6> 0 0 4> <> 0 <> <> <> 0 .0 0 0 a a a a a a a a a 4> •a -'0 WALKER'S a 4> FUNERAL SERVICE IN, J. WALKER0 and 0 JOHN R. WALKER, Jr. • 0 4C• Liceilaed!: Netball:nen and 0 .0 .Fumerae.Diteetorte 0 0 Day or Night Mita Promptly 0 0 attended. 0 .10) PHONE sr ,o o ' 12-87 Ce , 0 O'0 * * 0, 0 0 0 0 0 :."teliE SECH 100istir ;DIVISION 01citel., 'eneeese , VieD "SSend- •,• litt.tra.fr • , 4110 sate afeeth ENVg OF Tau" iimrN• C. W. L. Sponsor Tea. -A very sue- ceeefel and: enjoyable tea were held in Ceche vacant store on Saturday af- ternoonUnder the auspices ^of the Cateolic Women's League. Delicious refres,liments were served and mys- tery boxes sold. The League realiz- ed $20. Alert Mission Band Meets. - The regular meeting of tee Alert Miseion Bane of Northside United Church was held on Tuesday and was opened by singing a hymn and the Lord's prayer in unison. The regular' meeting of the Band was dispensed with and all enjoyed a work meeting. The amus- ing little roes constructed are to be sent away with a bale to needy chil- dren at Gypsonville Home. Wins At Royal Winter Fair. -Bar- on Lulwater, owned by Mr. W. C. Govenlook, of Egraoneville, won the first prize and Reserve Championship in the Standard Bred Stallion classat the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto east week.- On the same day he was in the show ring, bis colt, Baron Ro,ttlrobild, won the third heat nu the fourteen class at Dufferinrace track in, T.14, which was the fastest heat in the race. Dies in Toronto. -The death occur- red in Toronto on November 24th of Mary Sheelah Reynolds, in, her 27th year, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A J. Reynolde. A granddaughter of Mr. Gee A. Sills, or'Seaforth, ,she was well known and popular here, 'where she was a frequent visitor. The late Miss Reynolds was a graduate of the University of Toronto and was an accomplished musician. Her death occurred very suddenly from pneu-: uremia following a short illness. . ee Sermon Subjects For Next Sunday. -St. Thomas' Church: Rector, Rev.r D. }Wren-cll.-11 a.m., II "Immortal- ity- (second in Advent series, to be followed by III. Hell; IV., Heaven: 7 Pm., "The Bible." Sunday school at 10 a.m. Northside United Church: Rev. H. V. Workman, Minister. -11 'a.m•., "The Intimacy of God"; 7 pen., "Frances Ridley Havergal and Her Hymns." Sunday school now at 2.30 p.m. First Presbyterian Church -Sunday School at 10 arm.; Bible Class at 3 p.m.; mid -week meeting, Wedeesday at 8 p.m.; services on Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. -Rev. Hugh Jack, Minister. Dies in Goderich. - Mrs. August Guhr died suddenly about 11 o'clock on Sunday night at her home on -Que- bec Street, G-oderich, in her 64th year. Mrs. Greer was enjoyin,g good health until five days ago when she was stricken with pezalysis while she was ironing some household linens. She was formerly Miss' Annie Claussius, and was born in Zurich. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John 'Claussius. After her marriage in 1894, see lived in Seaforth, Brussels and Exeter, gre Mg to Goderich in 1918 with her hus- band, who is well known as a con- tractor. She was a Lutheran all her life. Besides her husband, she is sue vived by a daughter, Miss Pearl, who is at home, and a brother, George' Clauselue. The feneral took place in Zurich on Wednesday. Miller - McArthur. -A quiet wed- ding was solemnised!' at noon Satur- day at First Presbyterian' Manse by Rev. Hugh Jack, is-he,n Velma McAr- thur became the bride of William Perthick son of Mr. and Mrs. Wim , Miller, of town. The bride look- ed lovely in a wine velvet dress and accessiosies to. match. She wore a shoulder corsage of baby mums. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eisler supported: the young couple. Following the cere- mony dinner was served to twenty- five guests. The table colors were white and pink, centered with a large fouestory wedding cake. The young couple leiter left for London anal Belle- ville, aesd# on their return they will recede in Seafortle McKay - Amos„ ---A quiet wedding was solemnized in St. Giles' Churoh, Hemillton, eti Wednesday afternoon, at four o'clock, wth.en Elizabeth Pearl, elides4 daughter of Mrs. Amos and the late Mr. Henry Amos, and Hugh Les- lie, youngest son of Mr. Robert Mc- Kay and the late Mrs. McKay, of Eg- macula/1,1e, were united in marriage by De S. T. Martin, The bride was lovely in a dress of Hunter's Green velvet with comage of Talisman ros- es and lily of ,the valley. Her hat and accessories' were in matohiag shade of green.. Mrs. Gordon Sim.ye, of Ham- ilton., in„,fu,sichia velvet dress, with corsage of Briarcliffe roses, attende the bride, and Mr„ Geedon Smye, cous- in of th•e bride, was best man. After' a small reception at the "Corner House," the brie dacouple left for a sliort eone,ymioon.. their'. return they will reside in Din:reale, Ont. Chesney - Thomipson.-A ,guiet wed- ding was solemnized at the Egmond ville United Manse on Tuesday at 11 o'clock, when Helen Margaret, emend daughter of Mr. William Thompson, Tuckersnetb„ and the late Mrs. Thompson. was united in marriage to Alexander Forsyth Cheeney, eldest son of Mr. card Mrs. Harry Obesney, else of Tuckersmith. They were at- tendee by Miss Mona McGregor, friend of the bride ,and Mr. McLel- lan Chesney, brother of the bride- groom. The bride was becomingly dressed in a long gown of midnight. Wire transparent velvet with match- ing aecegeories. The bridesmaid wore Wine trepe wilh black aceessor- les. Following the ceremony, dinner was served to the in:mediate rela- tives at •the home of the bride's tether, -the dining room being prettily decorated !of the occasien in yellow lad' white. Atter'a short honeymoon the YOutig couple, will reside in 'Puck- ersmith. . Y. P. U. 'Meets.--Thei 'screed/ Meet - Of *de Y. P. U. Of Northerde thee edeeberrell Was held ott' Tuesday ov- :Wang •Wibb Mr, Sam, Scott presiding. IS %Yelled. br 'tinging wbith the 1.,nr4?a PraYer #040mI bib* head" b • A, A. . ,. . "---- .. ., . . . , . ..-4;.- . ''. , , L , Crien s FAMOUS CHRISTMAS CAKE ._ • Why work and worry over Christmas 'Cake when you can buy the luscious cake so reas- onably? DARK CAKE - Filled with fruits and nuts; every mouth- • ful a ireal treat. .50c Per Polled LIG-HT CAKE -Just like your mother used to make and, oh so delicious. 40c , Pee. pound . Phone 34 or ask the Driver , Crich 8 - BAKERY SEAFORTH - ONTARIO ' prayer. The Bible reading was taken by Luella Keine and in place of the usual evening' topic, an improm,plu 'debate, "Resolved that the modern girl is 'a more d'es'irable type than the girl of the Victoriaru era," was held. Those taking part were as follows: On the affirmative side were Rev. Mr. Workman, Ada Speare and Jack Stevens; on the negative side, Mise Savauge, Keith Webster and Ethel Storey. Splendid plaintswere gieen on both sides. but the judges, name- ly, Jean Smale, Miss Dennis and Vera Mole, decided in favor of bhe nega- tive side by one point. A hymn was sung an tee meeting closed, by re- peating the Mizpati benediction. LOCAL BRIEFS, • Mr. Miles Gordon, of Montreal, ane Mr. Donald Gondola, of Sarnia, were week -end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, T. A. G. Gordon. . • • Mr. G. A. Sills, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Sills and Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Sills were in Toronto on Saturday attend- ing the funeral of Mr. Sills' grand- daughter, the late Mary Reynolds. egjaillet. hiPL9 lislersC, / -- le -- Walkerside Ice Cream A Delicious New Ice Cream 'Sensation -7 by Walkersidee - Famous for Quality and Smooth- ness- The New Mel -O -Roll You must try a Sundae in the Special Newly -Designed Glass- es, featuring the Luscious New Mel -O -Roll. You have enjoyed our Sundaes, but you will have an entirely new treat in store for you when you try them with this new Ice Cream. 15c Priced from ' The Tasty Soup Kitchen is attracting much comment. You will delight in a bowl of lovely Hot Soup, electrically heated while you watch. Your choice of 10 delicious 15c flavours. Per Bowl .. 'We 1 A STy , GRILL SEAFORTH - ONTARIO , yudiTIA , DANCE FRIDAY, DEC. 2nd IN THE ARMOURIES Royal Collegians ADMISSION - 15 CENTS EVFAZYBODY WELCOME SEAFORTH - Effective October 24th Stratford-Goderich Coach Lines C. MERNER - Manager Leaves Seaforth for !Stratford: Dandy, 8.28 ere. Dairy; except Atm - days cred Madam 6.00 win.; Snridays and Seldays, ilea ktel., 5.25 , p.m. .• leave Seaforth for Gederich end Wherham: • Isaliy, 1.20 vine Dane except Sun- days and ffaliewi, 8.0 v.nec Serxerve , reel Rolidoeselee ere, ore 10.00ven. Direct coeiteitionti et Steattord tar __IV:4*We .rata tendon, editiNleee4nrione' Rote. .(lonatiseriial teitele-teek. Bernet • ' ' .36984e. 4 Mrs.:ZS s lieree Spent 'the week, end in art, . e Mr, Arthur Burrows, Of Toronto, spent' the vlek-614 with hie father, Jr. F. J. Bgerowe • Mr. It, Toronto, was a week -end guest at the home of Mrs. G. T. Turnbull. • Mrs. William Auient spent the week -end it the exude of thee son ini Detroit- • Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hollings- werte anti Betty, of Athens, speat the week -end with Seaforth friends., e Mrs. A. Miller, of Toronto,' event tee week -en with Mar sunie 'Mrs. L. Bolton. .• • Mr. W. A. °rich was in Tonanto this week. . • Mies Meisel Cameron is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles Wasman, in Tuckersinith. • Mrs, L. Nigh is holidaying in Sudbury. e Mr. George Bunsch hes rerurned from Kitchener. • Mr. arid Mrs. Arthur Reid, Bruce and Paul, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs Os- car Reid, Don and Lois, of Detroit, spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs ,L K Reid, it being the celebration of Mr. Reid's. birthday. e Dr. and Mrs. G. K. Chapman, of Fort Erie, and Mr. Langford Chap- man, of Goderich, were here on Thursday visiting their fabher, Mr. W E. Chapman, who is still in the hospital ill a serious condition. • Rev. Hugh Jack, of First Church, will preach, anniversary services in Avon.ton on Sunday, • Rev. A. W. Gardiner and Mrs. Gardiner, of Egmendville, were in Toronto this week. • Mr. Joseph MeLellan, has sold his residence in Egmondville to Mr. Isaac Moore and intends moving to Mr. Hugh lecGregor's farm in Tuck- ers mith. • Mrs. J. Ferguson, of Bayfield, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. Geddes. • Mr. Jobe Mills, Western Univers- ity, London., spent the week -end at the 'borne of eis !parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Mills. • Mrs. R. S. Hays, Miss Mary and Mr. George flays sperit the week -end in Detroit. • M. Leslie Kerr, of Toronto, spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. James Kerr. • Mr. Free Eckeit intends remain- ing in Egnamedville instead o remov- ing to Dublin. • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham an.d Miss Ruth Smith, of Detroit; Mr. Kerr and Mrs. Fullerton, of Nokamis, Illinois, were the week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. • Miss Roes, of Port Huron, was a week -end guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Reid. - • 'Miss Simpson, of Walton, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McLar- en. • Mrs. Cherry, who bate been the guest of her sister, Miss Davidson, left on Thursday for her „home in San Marina, Califoreia. • Mr. Herry Pretty is confined to his 'home with an 'attack of pleurisy, • Mrs. Summit Woods, ?Mrs. E. Fortune, Mrs. Thomas Martin, Mrs. George Day and Mies Agnes Hastings of Wi-nghara, and Mrs. Jennie Hast- ings, of Blenheim, were recent guests at the home of.their cousin, Mrs. Jes- sie Brown. ' • Mr. and Mrs. G. Eberhart, of London, spent the week -end at the. home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Eberhart, in McKillop. e Mr. and Mrs TI. E. Smith were in Milverton on Wednesday attending the funeral of the late William Zim- merman. • Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ament, of Kit- chener, are •visiting at their homes here. • Mrs. Edith Pudner, who had iher toneils removed in Seaforth last week, is improving very slowly. • Mr. C. M. Smith 'has leased the west half of the double residence of Mrs. Frank Devereaux, John Street, and Will shortly assume poes'ession. • Mise Kay Pudner, of Egmoneville spent the past two weeks with her aunt, Mee Elliott Walters, of McKie lop. ELIMVILLE Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Johns, of Ham- ilton, and Mr. and Mrs. Martie Madge and son, Frank, of Milk River, 'Alta., were week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Johns. Mr. and Mrs. J. ri. Brack ad Grace, also Mr. Jack O'Reilly, spent the week end in Sarnia with Mr. and Mrs. leeon. Scarcity of water is quite common in this vicinity. The W.M.S. and WA. had a quilt- ing in the church basement on Thurs- day last. TUCKERSMITH S. S. No 6 Is bolding a Christmas eoncert on the evening of December 20th. Mrs. G. Crich is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. 0. Cole, of GodleaSch Township. Me. Lewis Tebbnit Is confined to his bed with the prevailing cold. selresee from thee neighborhood at- tended the aneiversary services at First Presbyterian Church., Seaforth, on Sunday lest, when Rev. Dr. Imk- ster, of Toronto, preached. The Tuckeremltlt Ladies' Club will meet at the home of MSS. Sadie Ball on Wednesday, Dec.• 7th. The roll call will be anewered vvirte a gift for the Christmas bale. A letter has been. received by the president tell- ing of ersipeciallY need.y cases in Sat- katchewin,, so any one having cloth- ing, etc., to contribute .please bring or eenid it to the meeting. There Will jee a pot -luck supper. FIILLSGliEEN Mr. and Mrs. D. 13. Saundere,of London, viatted ,:111.ne Saunders/ brie threes, Mr: W. Salsott and Mr. J. ear- rotrealeo +her nephew; Mr. A. Coch- rane. , Mies Agnea Leiria rebelled to her 'horde after visitieg dt the heMe of bee grater, MeisleW, 01MM:h1e terel) hem" haft, at Oentratia, Mr. William tkichrane ,and aster. Mrs,. gobtert 0131,1000, tomb Ny" •;,?,ditphigt the Week with 'their hit, bAit deter, ATATt neel data CelehitiMitla e • 1Vlies Dolly Hagan returned to her home ,atter a pleaaeut visit at Toren - to with triendie Mrs. Frank Fargulhae, of Henault, vesited her slates*, Mies Edea Cooh- rane, and other relatives -during the week. , elm MacDonald and Margaret and ellre I. Jarrott and Vera, of Kippon, 'called on r'elatives and Mends. Mrs, John H. Cochrane was taken to leandion Hospital in the interest of her eyes. , Her many friends wish her a rapid success to recover'. Master Toiletry Corlett is able to get eroued, now without the cast. • Mae Orville Smith and family were to Kincardizse for a visit. Mr. Cooper Forrest and cousins, Mr. Oharies, and Frank •and Miss Olive Forrest, were in Brantford recently on a visit. Miss, Olive remained. and expeete to return to Manitoba from there. EGMONDYILLE The regular meeting of Egmondville Y.P.S. was held on. Wednesday even- ing of this week. The meeting open- ed with the president, Edith Wallace, In the chair. A hynan was sung, ,min utes of last meeting were read and the offering was received. The wor- ship service was conducted by Isabel Forest, Hazel McLachlan and. James Braadfoot The miseionary period was taken by Grace Wallaee. A hymn was sung and a contest by Harold Finnigan, was much enjoyed. Games were played and the meeting closed by repeating the Mizpah. bene- diction.' VARNA cialChris - erb The W.A. of St. John's Church met at the home of Mrs'. M. Reid Thurs- day. Me Harold Elliott, • of Kitchener, visited ,on Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Elliott. The bride and groom, of a Week ago made a flying visit Saturday. We refer to Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McBride, of Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. Seeley,' of Clinton, called Sunday on the farmer's sister, Mrs. Austin. We are glad to report Mr. McAsh is much improved in, health. Me and Mrs. Roy Morrison; and son of Kitchener, vieited friends here Sundae, Mrs. M. Elliott returning with them for a visit. BRUCEFIELD The YOUlli People's Union. met on Monday evening with Doneen• Pepper in charge. The, meeting opened with the hymn, "Stand Up, Stand Up• For Jesus." Elizabeth Aikenhead, read the Seripture lesson, Doris Dutor led in prayer and the hynati, "Faith Of Our Fathers" was sung The topic, based on an article by Henry Emer- son Fosdick," entitled, "God, an Ideal that never stoper growing," was pre- pared by Margaret Henry and read by Doreen Pepper. This was follow- ed by an interesting discussion, and the business period. The meeting closed web a hymn and th.e„,benedic- tion. Doris Dutot is preparing the meeting for next week. There has been, an appeal made to the congregation and community from the dried out area in the West for clothing, bedding, books and mega- zites. The bale will be packed in the sch,00l room of the church on December 14th. All paresis can be left on or before that (Pate at the church or at the home of Mrs. Jas. Mc Queen. Mr. and Mrs. Fran,k Wilson, of Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman 'Walker and son returned home last week Sete r visiting f nie nets in Crosse - well, Mich. Mrs. W. Stevens bed a visit from her four daughters rebently. CONSTANCE Mr. William Jewitt and Mr. and Mrs. W. Britton attended the funeral of the forraer's uncle, Mr. William Hall, of Brussels, on Monday. Circle No. 1 of the W. A. held a very sucees,sful quilting bee at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fergusen on Wednesday with about 20 present. Mr. George Carter and Mr. Doucette spent a few days deer hunting in Bruce County and bothwere success- ful in bringing home a deer. Mr. William Carter is at Guelph judging poultry. Mrs. J. Riley is having a quilting of her circle at her home on Thurs- day.. Mr. William Dale took four horses to Gtretph Winter Fair. Mr. and Mrs. William McMillen and Marian and Miss Doris Lawson, of London, v si t ed Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson on Sunday. Miss Isa- bel Perris who 4a£3, been visiting ;n London, reterned with them. Mr. Leo .Stephenson and Mrs. B. B. Steptien,son were lb London on Tuesday. Mission Band Meets The Golden Links Miseion Band (held a very. succesisful social in the basement of the church recently. While there was not as large an at- tendance as the leaders would have liked to see, a pleasant and profit- able evening 'was spent. The meet- ing open•ed with Miss Edith Britton in the chair. A hymn was sung and Rev. Hugh Jack offered prayer. Mise Jean Wakefield •read the Scripture leason and Mies Viola Dexter gave a .helpful reafilin.g. Mrs. Lkndsay' eerie a solo, "Cilerist..ehalf Be Cclnqueror Soma Day," the worde being Written by Miss H. Isabel Graham of esa- forth. The Ba.nd wase fortunate to breve as &Me guest speaker, Mrs. Hugh Jan, Seafortle Mrs. Jack spoke on cc:mentioas. as they existed in the West for the past few years. It Was firet hand information, as she had lived, there sitice a child. She ,Made a plea! far ,the West, that we of. the East try to. save a better under- standing .of the dire eerecli; that 'aye count our Many bleseinge and as ,we relent May 'We be mady to stature. Mile Menzies gang a, solo, "God Bless OUr .Obtri•eh." A hymn Was sung and MIS. Mefieles Wised 'With prayer. Mre Ziler,'assistant leader, in a few Well- Chttecrie *tilde Move& a hearty Viete .ofethenke taitr. Is& alV took part. Lila& vrt0 .aerved, „ OUR REM4R.$2.50 • PORTRAIT IN NATURAL COLORS t 89c Jacitomi Ottibio sEAFORTH *DECEMBER SPECIALS -- at the - INA GRAY Beauty Shop STARTING DeCEMBER 2nd Lasting One Week Only. LADIES -Are you thinking of your Christrime hearldeess? Now is your chance to haverthat proper foundation for that spieoial headdress. PRICES AS FOLLOWS: $2.50 Wave for ,... e2.(10 $5.00 and $3.95 Waves for.... 3.65 $7.50 Wave for ..... ........ . 6.35, Make your appointment early! 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