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The Week At the Seaforth-Collegiate Institute
(By Alastilr WIWI)
One SeafOrth merchant keenly in- to saitpervise the activity.
tereated in the work the boys are do- •
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ing in the shop donated for a prize a
large model airplane site, The prize
goes to the boy who designs the most
usefud gadget for the kitchen. There
are already a number •of entries and
judging will take tplace soon.
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Permission, has, been given to any
form throughout the school that wish-
es to hold a form party to de so.
Pupilscan 'go' skating„'tobagganiug,
snowshoeing and return, to school for
lunch afterwards. The form MUilt
supply theii . own lunch and have suf-
ficient number of the staff with them
VARNA
Members of the township council
met in the halleon Tuesday, when Mr.
Mervine Hanley was almeinted as-
sess•or to succeed Mr. John Arm -
One boy is such an ardent thockey
fan, that he finds school integers with
his attendance at the games. He lias
n:tissedi only one game.
strong.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McBride of the
Gochen line, spent a few days with
their daugheter, Mrs. Stewart Beattie.
Mrs. Dewar, of Bayfield, called on
her sister, Mrs. Mossop, Monday'.
Mr4". and Mita Walter McBride and
kiddies of the Goshen line were re-
newing acquaintances in the village,
Sunday.
The Women's Day of Prayer will be
observed in the United, Friday, at 3
p.m.
Mr. and Mrs, Billie Austin, and
little daughter of Seaforth, with form-
ers mother, Mrs. Austin, .
The Varna branch of the Red Cross
shipped to Toronto Headquarters, one
IMPORTANT
YOUR WAR BONDS, .
should be kept in a
safe .place. We offer you -the safety of a
• Safety DepositBox in Our vault, which may
• be used as well for any important papers or
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small articles of value. The rent for such, a
box is small:
• BANK OF MONTREAL ,
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THE REVOLUTIONARY NEW
FORD TRACTOR
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with hydraulically
•controlled plow is now
•on display in our show
rooms.
Come in and see it !
aly's Earage
Sectforth
Town of Seaforth
TAX PRE -PAYMENT
RECEIPTS FOR 1940
The Town pay 4 per cent. per annum i
up to August 31, 1940, on all prepaid 1940
taxes. ••
Certificates and full particulars may be
obtained from the Town Clerk's Office in
the Town Hall.
D. H. WILSON,
Treasurer.
Dead and Disabled Animals.
REMOVED PROMPTLY• -
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Etc.---1-Cdurtous Service
PHONE:..15 SEAFORTH235 EXETER—COLLECT
DARLING AND CO. OF CANADA, LTD.
• 3765x26
vatimitinsiarire
MIsS San, ; viseiting filen&
Harrison„in this Week.
The Red CrossCommittee Is held -
tug a progresiVe oucbre and dance in
the town hall on the evening of Feb-
ruary 14th.
The Women's Day of Prayer .of th.e
three churches wiF1 be held in . the
United meeting of -the Red Cross Com-
mittee will the held in the Orange halt
on Thursday afternoon of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. ,McIntyre of Waterloo
her pare'ntii,-Rev. _Mr. and Mrs. Gale
on Standar last. .•
The Red Cross Society here made
its first direct shipment including
socks, sweaters, scarves for Reit
Cross and quiltat; mitts, child's cap
and scarf for refugee work. The
women's section are raising traoney
by having "house to house card part-
ies," and are planning a euchre, and
dance for FebruarY it The men's
section are having "bingo'" every
two ,Weeks.
MANLEY
• Mr. Fred Eckert spent the week-
. endeand the beginning of this week in
our burg.
A pleanant ,evening was spent at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Lean -
*nett 'last Monday to honour their
daughter, Vera, the bride-to-be, when
a host. of friends and neighbors gath-
ered to present he- • with.eakitchen
:lower. The gift w re' . nunatttreus
and useful. After the presentation a
sumptious lunch.'was herved. All .t.tn-
joyed themselves to games and -trip
ing the light fantastic until the wee
hours in the morning, leaving the
young couple with best wishes for a
happy journey throughwedded life
The wedding Will take place at an
early date, the groom being Mr. Bert
Hanney, of Tuckersraith.
The subscriber of the McKillop,
Logan and Hibbert Telephone ce-
got a suprise when. 'he found out that
the fee this year .would be '.only$8.00
a year cash in two equal payments.,
$4.00 semi-annually. At the -sane time
a•t-5• per cent dividend to the share-
holders and a fair surplus shows real
economy„
TUCKERSMITH
The February -Meeting of the Tuck-
elis-mith Ladies Club was held at the
home of Mrs. Leslie Lawson with
nineteen pres„ent. The topic, "Edueae
tion -in the Heine" was taken by Mrs.
with the Ode 'and "O'Cznada". The
ghtaialt Waters. The, meeting opened
minutes were read and. the .roll call,
on "How to foster co-operation' be-
tween the, ,school, and home,"! was
answered. The Red Cross report on
sox was read.. Articles of clothing•
are asked to be handed in for the
Xmas box at the Match meeting.. A
Valentine social Will be held' in the
church on Eebiata16th with the So-
cial committe•ein "d1ntrge. A. reading
by Mrs. Waltere ''f'W.v Schools and I
Old" was give.n;_and Mrs. Les. Lawson
gave a paper onSetheol Lunches."
A .demonstiation‘by Mrs...J01111S, Mrs.
Garrett. and Miss...M, Crich ,on how
to make, a home - bed, sick bed, and a
hospital bed. A reading on Sir Chas.
D. 13. Roberts was given by Mrs. W.
epper. The president welcomed the
Visitors, inviting them to- the March
meeting when the topic will be "Music
.and Literatureinthe home" by Mts.
Roy Pepper.
' Mr. John Murray of Minnesota was
the guest of his couSin, Mr, and Mrs.
J. D,• Stewart, during the week. .
The many friends �t Miss Isabel]
Moir or Heti:tall will be pleased to
know that her thettith' is much improv-
ed after her recent illness and is now
the guest of her sister and brother -In-
law, Mr. and. Mrs. J. D. Stewart, and
Miss Winnie. t •
Mrs., Wni Chapman spent a few
clays the guest or M. and Mrs, Robe
McGregor and faintly.
Our wish ithi:t-to clays -is that of Ten-
nyson when he wrote "0 'Statesman
guard us, guard the eye, the soul
Of Europe, keep... our noble England
whole.
And save the one true seed of free-
doni so w n
Betwixt :a people andtheir ancient
throne,
That sober freedani. out of which
there' springs
Our •Joy -al passion for our temperate
kings:"
• The annual inciting of Tintrier's
Church was held, at the church on
Tu•ealay, Fohrw.,..y 6th. The elders
•tor the term to 1912:,Messrs. Howard
Crich and Fletcher Townsend, to 1940.
Messrs. Edwin Johns and Herman
.C.ri h. to 1911. Messrs. L. Tebbutt
anJ. Turner. Stew.ards to 1912:
Messrs. A. Pepper land Elmer Town-
send up to 1911. M•es.srs.. George
Crich and • Mervyn. Lobb. To 1910
1Vressits. R. Fear and G, McGregor.
The Choir Cominittee—Mr. L, Teb-
bett, Mr. E. Crirli:.Mr. J. Turner.
beader, Mr. E. Whittmore; Director,
R. Pepper; Organists,' Mrs. E. Crich,
Mrs. A. Matheson,. Miss F. Whitmore.
Envelope Stewards, Mr. G. Crich, R.
Pepper. Tars -lee Beard representa-
tive; me. M. Gtirrett. Recording sec-
retary, Mr, S. Whitmore. Church
treasurer, J. TlIt'lle,r; -assdstant. Mr, H.
Johns. Property ecitamittee, MesstS.
H. Johns, L. Tehbett, A. Pepper.
Cemetery committee, Messrs. A. Pep-
per, F. Townsend. E. ToWnsend. Her-
man Crib. S. Whitmore; Fuel COM-
miRee, Messrs. W. Pepper, L. Lawson.
A hearty vote of thanks was tendered
Rev. G. Burton and all the church
efficers for their services during the
year. after \)hicli the ladies served
lunch.
Mrs. F, Townsendt returned home
On Saturday from a' short stay with
her parents at Dorchester. •
lVf alter "Did you • sit y that the
yOung man who emits on you is a ma-
gician,?" • • -
Delight -pet: "Not. exactly — but I've
seen hittti take a quarter and Make
willde disappear,"
ORDER .YO
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The Ner\eSramples
Are Here
TIP TOP
27.50
JOHNSTON
$25, $30,05
CAMBRIDGE
$30,$ 35,00
Just Arrived . .
The Choicest Fabrics
Woollen prices to -day are up four shillings per yard and more,
which will mean an advance in suits prices of about $7.50.= -Add
to this the increased cost of trimmings and labor, and you can see
• where suit prices are going.
if You're Wise You'll Buy Clothing Now
Due to the fact that manufacturers place orders many months in
advance, they are able to quote low prices that you positively will
not see again. There are hundreds of beautiful English 'Wor-
• steds and serges, here in the new spring ranges that simply can-
• not be duplicated again for $10.00 more. •
Take our advice—orcler a suit now—you'il never regret it.
WE- GUARANTEE A PERFECTTIT
tewarbt
ested
Recipes
• Cereal Pancakes
Left over cereal may be used to
make wholesome and appetizing pan-
cakes. Place % cup of mashed cooked
cereal in a bowl, add 1 well -beaten
egg and % cup,of -milk. Mix and sift
2-3 eup of cake or pantry flour and 2
teaspoons of baking powder, 1/, tea-
spoon salt, 2 teaspoons Sugar, and, 2
tableipoons melted butter. Add these
dry ingredients to the first mixture
and beat well. Bake as directed.
• It is imiportant that cooked cereal
be mashed perfectly sratooth before
using in pancake batter. Slightly
more than, the specified'quantity of
milk may' be required, the amount de-
pending pit the liquid in the cereal.
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Coxs-wiain: "Take thris oar!"
Stroke: "Or what ?"
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Yankee viras on a walking tour in
Scotland. Snow had fallen, and•
was struggling. along a narrow load
when ;hie met
fri
ta Highlander.
"I guess, end, I sure am lost,"
he said.
Scott: "Is here a reward aot for
AMerica.n: "Nope."
Scot: "Weel, ye're still lost".
Mr. Semi- Detach: "For goodness
sake. Ethel, stop making the alarm
clock go off! What's the idea, any-
way?" h:
Mrs. Semi-DetacI only want to
make the neighbors think we have
the telephonee."
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Traffic 0013: Say yout-t-get going
—what's the matter with you?"
Polite Driver: I'm just fine. thank
you. But I think my engine's dead.
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IVfilte; "Well, Pat, how are you these,
days?" •
Pat: Bad, mighty bad, EV(Ire;' tis
starvation, staring mo in the face."
Mike: "Faith and it can't be very'
pleasant for you eighter."
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"Have you a garage?"
"I don't know. My daughter just
went down to get the ('-ati Mit of it".
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