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NEWS: OF. THETOWN
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by -bwo-sans, Willtard j -i. 'Elliott -and
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Women's HOspital Ad will Meet.—
The monthly meeting of the Womene
Hospital Aid to Scott Menotirlea Hos-
(Nivel' C, Ellintt; bath, of Seafortti.
The ilineral was held front bew late
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pent theWeelraend With,'„.4ter .mintlier,
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1;l.,.•l;, VOTATGASH-. bag
Oral will be held on Thursday, Nov..
7th, at 8.30 p.m., in the Cainegie Lib_
rary.
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Rileetd. 0.17111.Elitiu.g• In
terment took place in Maitlandbank
Cemetery.' The 'Pallbearers were
Mtes,srs. Thomas Baird. Prank Smale,
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FRESH ROLLED OATS
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spent..tile •Week end bli' Kitchener. .,.;
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Announcement -Mr. and Mrs. to an
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Chuter
George Liffey, William Charters., Dar-
Id Papple and William Canaeron.
CARNAIION MILK' 1.C.
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• : Vance, of' Kirk-
land Lake, was the .weelt,end, guest
at the home of her parents, Mr.• and
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4.$ CHUMP AT OXFOR.D •
' 1(c, 27c
nounoe the engagement of their
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youngest daughter, Elizabeth Grace
%-lb. tin I Or:
• Rev. H. V. Workman and . Nil's,
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latfAglip CORN FLAKES 1.,,5
a.Pkga.. I ' C
PORK & BANS -'--Tip Top 23c
(Bessie), to William Alvin only son
of- Mr. anal Mrs. Elines•t Towashend,
Hayfield" Line, the marriage to take
place early in November,
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ROYAL YORK TEA -Black or
' Mixed.;-" 34c
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wWecektill-enT wwheer,ree i:fr.BWIeteltualulan"perreater
ed,anniversary Services on Sunday.
• The Misses Best, of • Toronto ,' are
the Mrs.
• • MONDAY; TUESDAY WEDNESDAY • '
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THOMAS MITCHELL - . PRISOLLA LANE
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• 3 Cans
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FRESH WHITE MARSH- 4,E .
guests of
• •miss Helen Crieir has. been
THREE CHEERS FO THE IRISH
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liEHINZ IIABY. SOUP ')J
3 Cane .,_ ....
TER TOP PEAS
3 can - 25c
Presbyterian V: P. S. Meets. -Mare
day evening was eoeial night for the
young peoPle and a goodly number
gathered to .spend the evening in
games and contests, Mrs. D. 11. Wil-
sou presided In the absence et the
Sermon Subjects For Next Sunday.
-•Northside-United Chnech: Rev. 1.1.
V.' Workman, Minister. ---10 a.m., Sun-
day School; 11 a.m., "Readiness- in
Cod's Service", 7 p.m„ "The 13ible in
m*LOVS—lb. .. .... ' . I uc
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AS OR 0,OFFZE—Frestla
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-gratitude 1b. . c
CHRISTMAS FRUITS PEELS,
'Etc:,
trans,
ferried to the Goderich • o4lee of
Bell Telephone Conipany. • the..
• lYles. F. W.. Broughton, of Hitch-
eller,. is a guest at the heave of Mr.
'and Mrs Gerclon. Bender. •
• • •.•OENNIS MOO . ' .. . ALAN.HALE .
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Sure end. Begorahl, PIs • the -grandest enterten•ment
yell be seeing in the season's, funniest comedy!
DR. PHILLIP'S GRAPE 28c
FRUIT .TUICE-50 ez.
pp,,I.FTS 0-P HADD1E 18c
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president, Mrs. James MacDo•nald.
Mies Eather Trout was in charge of
the games. Lunch was weed and
an enjoyable evening was closed.
11.
Our World"; Prayer Meeting I'llaurs-
day, 7.45 0.D1,
St. Thom.as.' Church: Rector, Rev.
Dr. Hurford, -I1 a.m., Rev. J. S. Har-
Eto.„ Puddings; Cakes,
now in; "Quality Tops." •
SUPER
UPER SUDS, Pkg., 1 Giant '
Cake Palmolive Soap; 11 1
• Mrs. Andel:sou, of Fort Panels,
and Miss Parr, • of Milverton, were
guests last week at the home of Mrs.
W. D., Bright. ' '
• Me. and: Mrs. Frank
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-NEXT 'THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY ''."
• TYRONNE POWER DOROTHY LAMOUR '
. per• pound .
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"4) ' ' ALE TF4A'-No" 43c
bettere-•nalf pound
SWEETHEART COFFEE 25,
!half '
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. Dale - McMichael -The Esmond-
vine Manse was the scene of a pretty
wedding on ' Tuesday morning, Oct.
29th, when Marjorie, daughter of M.
and Mrs. T. J. McMichael, of Hullett,
rington, B.A.; 7 p.m., "Th.e Care of
tne Flock"; Sunday School at 10 a.m.
SI Mary's C'hurch, Dublin -3 p.m.,
"A Pastor's Message"; Sunday School
at 2.25 p.m.
. McKillop Charge -Duffs, 10 a.m. ;
both ter ,L I C
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COCA-COCA-Certon,
6. -bottlea 25c
(Plus Deposit).
Smale. spent
the week -end with friends in Kitch-
ener.
.• Alastair Wigg, R.C.A.F., Mason-
to, spent .the week -end with hie par-
ents, IVIr. and "Mrs. F. W. Wigg.
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JOHNNY APOLLO 77
with EDWARD ARNOLD _
An interesting drama' of Embezzlement and Reconcilliation.
pound
was united in marriage to William
Bethel; 11.15 a.m.; Cavan, 2,30 pan.
• Mr, and Mr. Hugh McLachlan
CHEESE
Johnson Dale, sop. of Mr. and Mrs,
Baefism, Noy 10th. - R. W. Craw,
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have moved from the farm in Stanley
Coming ---- 'HIE SEA HAWK" '.
OL -Real nippy; elis
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per pound -
RAKING POWDERI-Pyrex iin_
Plate, 1 Bottle Vanilla au
JameeeDale, Hullett. They were un-
attended. Following the ceremony
me .a,nd ..airs. -Dale left on a twoo
weeks tap through Northern n-
Minister. '
First Presbyterian Chureh-Surudaer
School at. 10. a.m.l' morning service at
11 a.m., subject, "The,Ward Gd";
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daughter, Patricia, returned with him
af ter . spending a week with relatives.
• Mrs. Theodore Seveney, of De-
Township to the residence in • .Eg-
m ondivi 1 le Mr. MeLachlaft recently
'purchased from Mrs. Charles Flak-
beiner.
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SURPRISE SOAP . 241,,,
• 5 Bats '
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tario. On their return they win- re-
side on "Pleasant View Farra," Hut-
lett,
of ,
evening,..eervice at 7 p.m., "Two Views
qf Life"; • qieid-week . meeting Thurs-
day, 8- p.m. 'Young People's meeting
troit, spent a, few days with her par-
eat, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman.
• Mr. J'es IT' k rt B '""
epli -c e , ofNorth a,„
spent. the week -end with his family
o Gut Prank Grieve, of Petawawa,
is 'spending an eighteen day holidayception
• hisin
with 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Taes
Grieve.
in, Hensall on Friday evening
honor of Mr, and „Mrs. Clarence
Smillie, newly-weds. During the eve-
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per, ie. his, 86th year. Mr. Pepper
was barn, in Fullerton" Tavviaship and
was married; In Hensall to Mary 'Fair-
TIP TOP TOMATO JUICE • 40.et
1 gallon . . ' ''
Hold Hallowe'en Masquerade. -On
Monday the Young People
MondaY, 8 13" - Rev. - Hugh Jack,
minister. • -
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here.
• Lady Aird. Mr.' and Mrs. Jolla
• Mr. and Mrs. . Beverley Es
were in Toronto last week attending
71.132g. .tgcle'Y were presented with a
1.tudi..0 couch. Dancin.g- was enjoyed,
bairn in 1879. is •.
M .Pepper prede-
ceased him in 1921. In 1924 he niat••
DERBY SOAP FLAKES
5 lbs. ' c
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COMFORT L-yE
3 cans. 20Z
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CAUSTIC SODA-Lcuase gae
per lb. . LIA;
RED BEAD LAYING MASH -Really
Snakes hens lay;
-$2.50,
0-Wt.Blue
,evening
'Meeting of ..Northaid.e United Church
took the form of a Hallowe'en Inas-
• de, Miss Vera Mole, 'social con-.
miera
weer had charge. ' The meeting op -
eued by the "Grande Parade," assist -
ed by Miss Edith Hoag at the piano.
The comic eoetunie prize- was won by
Miss Isebel Forrest, and the charac-
ter by Miss Ruth Thompson. Appro-
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priate games and contests were en-
joyed by all. Apples and candy were
,
Rowel iffe pretty. -The marriage 0 t
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MIS'S' Mary Kathleen Pretty, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Pretty', Seaforth, to Stewart C-arnion
Row•cliffe of Seaforth, son of Mr. and
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Mrs, B. RoWeliffe, Clinton, took place
at the Rectory of St. Them.aat Church
on Wednesday. Rev, R. P. D:Hurford
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officiated. The bride, unattended,
wore street length dress of Queen's
a
triple
Aird, 1Virs, J. E. L. Pangrean and Mrs.
Gerald .Case, of Toronto,. were the
guests of Mrs. L C.Jackson. last
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week" . , •, .
• Sgt. J. Flmer Beattie, of Port
Albert, spent, ate week -end With his
.
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thoma,s Beat-•
tie. ' '
• Mr. and Mrs, D. Sicalisi and MISS
Augustine Scalise of Wdodstock, were
the. Sunday guests of ..Mr. - and Mrs.
Thomas Phillips.
the :funeral of Mr. Eppee' father, the
late Dougl.as 0. Eppee.
• Rev. and Aire: ..Ve K.. Beskatoor,
of Alma, Michigan, a.re .guests at the
home of Mr. Sam Wallace and' his'
sister, Miss Wallace-, Silver Creek.
• Mrs... M. McKellar returned on
Thursday' after spending a week at
the' home of her son, Mr. Gordon Me-
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Kellar; in' ,Sudbury. •
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music being furnished by the Mato
doch orchestra. . - •
Mr. and Mrs. H. McMurtrie spent,a
Oaa in London' la et week.. •
MrE and Mrs'. Charles. Ferguson and
Eva, • of Ildertoa, spent Suried,ay with
Mr. and Mrs.. W. •HorneY. ' . •
. Miss Mildred. Pybus, -of Zu rich is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. H.
Ricker,
Mies Eve, Ferguson, of Ilderton, is
viSiting att.' the name of • Mr. and Mrs.
Tied Matilda Carter, of Clinton, who'.
eurvives him, together with two
daughters, Mrs. ' F. Layton, Clinton,.
and Mrs. Howard Crich, Tuckersraith,
also four sons, JOhn E. Tepper, State
ley, and Fred, Albert and Roy, Pep- •
per, at' Teckersdnith. Mi•s•. W. •Aber-
hart, a Seaforth, is a sister of tee
deceaeed man. Mr. Pewee lived
tpractically all itie life in- Tuckersmith
until. 1918, when he went to Clinton.
He a member
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ik. C. Routledge
then served . and the meeting closed
by slaaing "God ,Save theKlng. Msg.!'
sheer made with short
puff, sleeves and sweetheart -neckline.
She lame a- corsage of Sweetheart
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• Mr. and Mrs, E. L. Box were I.n
IC itchener • and Toronto this week. .
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BAD MI T•ON
W. Homey.
Wedding bells are ringing in tire
was . of the United:
Church and was a former councillor
of... Tuekeremith council. A ' private
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October Strawberries. -Mr. Sol liVil-
lia,me • it the Li GOS • Park, among'
roses. Immedia,tely after the • oere .
mony a delicious buffet 1 e
- Uneh =--1,v s
• Mr. .and' Mrs. R. H. Sproat s•peet
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Sunday in Guelph and Fergus,
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,vocirity. . .
Mr: =Robert Passmore, of Herisall,
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funeral was held from his late resi-
dence- .on. TitesdaY Oct. 29th; :at 2•-
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REAL ESTATE- '
many ether things, is a gardener, but
there are very few even expert gar-
deners who can' exhibit- .stra-wherry
•blostsorns, and strawberries in their
garden at the .end of, October.' At
least not in this part of • Ontario -In
1 bride's ar
. eerved et the 'home of tie, . P _
eats.. Th,e bride's mother received
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th.e gliests in a street length dress ot
rpwder blue crepe. She was aes
ed -by the groom's mother, .who was •
attired' in black crepe • relieved with
.
• Rev. Irving laainte, of Dunnville,
returning home with Mrs. Kaiee aa
ter conducting anniversary services
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in Grand Valley on Sunday, spent a
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shout time vvettli his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. C. C. Icsine on Monday, Miss
Luella• K - • them
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student in Totem° University, .will
heye •chatge of the service in :he,
United Church, here on -Sunday next.
Mn a,nd Mrs, H. .McMurtrie spent
a day in London last' week.
Mrs. Gearge...E. Thomson and sou,
Will, were visitors in Goderich, re-
p.m. with interment in Clintaa"cerne-
terey, '. RSV. G.. G. • Burton 'Officiated,
and theepallbearere were Leine, Wil -
liam, Walter and Harold Pepper, Al'-
den CHM.' and Elliott• Layton, being
six grandsons of the late Mr. Pepper.
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WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL LINES
fact Mr. Williams is in a class by
a:etches of white at the neckline...'For
with
erne returned. ter
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' OF INSURANCE,
IIVIoney to Loan on First Mortgages
himself,. as he brought_into The Ex -'''•':so-'
travelling the bride donned a dusty
ros,e crepe dress, with navy coat and
Denville for a short visit,
• Mr. and Mrs. Hart and
a •
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pc,sitor•office on Wedaesdey, October
,Reg
v•At - -7:-- -
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on improved Farm Property;
Number of desirable Dwelling Pi'Oper-.
30th a sample strawberry, of gooel
size ' and fine color, that . he had just
niatching accesearieta; After a motor
trip to Toronto' an,d Ottawa; Mt and
daughter, Miss Margariet, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ern,est Williams, of Toronto,
were
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one cent- Sale. -The one and only -
original; N•ext' week; We•d., Thurs.,
ties for sale. - - ---
•;piekod in his garde% Considering
Mrs. Rowcliffe vvill reside on James
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week end guests at the home of
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Mr.
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Many trim, this
Fri and Sat. Keating's ,Pharmacya
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WATSON & REID
the weather we have had and the
frosts,
-ttr•eet in Seaforth. ,.
and Mrs. R. B. Scott in Harem-
_a
hey_ -
dis•trict attended
.. , , • . Egaiondeille United Church annivers-
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Seaforth.
M.,_A. REID_ 4- :Proprietor ,
Phone 214 : Seaforth
SPECIALISTS IN ALL LINES OF
number of severe we would
say that' Mr. Williams. has establish-
ed the strawberry record for this
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Death of William Smithers. - The
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death occurred in St. Michaere Hos-
pital, Toronto, on Friday, October 25,
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Lieut. Basil Duncan, R.C.E., Lon"
don, spent the week -end at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
rtuncan. .
.ary services on Sunday to hear Rev.
With the coming of cold' weather " '
er, . T. VeeNeal, D.D., of Toronto. .'
the'•
•badmunton enthusia •
sts have,felt
the •urge • to. get stvingin:g at the elu- ' Mns. T. Coleman has returned 'home
from an extended visit to London, and
bird
Mr. Fred Eckert. and his son, Jo.7.,1.1
., andis wo. eu ers, v x's. en.
A It' t d ght 1'1 F
gun Hotall and Mrs. John Murray, Jr.,
attended• e mere in ay o.
the fu ' 1 lastF'd f
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_. INSURANCE • Death cif Mrs. J. J. Elliott -A high-
ly respected. citizen. of Seaforth pase,
of Mr. William Stuithers,' following
an illness of only four days. Mr.'.
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Smithers was a son the late George
• Miss Hilda. KennedY', of London,
spent •the.'weelteend with her mother;
sive again. A number of the pld- other points. , • • .
, as well as so •
timersnte beg inners, •
hav - A number of youths' from town
e taken advantage of the armor- ,- • • ..
'enjoying'themselves
the Iate .Agnes Demirel in. Kitchener_
She west a former resident Of Vile,
pee; the 'family leaving. here about
ed away on Friday, Oct, 25th, in the
0 0 0 0 0 0 '0. 0 A.0__•0 0 G• eerson -of...Catheritta Hall4ey, widow
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of the late J. J. Elliott, in her 81st
of
Smithers, and was beim int Seaforth
58,.ye,ans- •ago and spent the greater
--After
Mrs. Roland Kennedy. - •
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• Mr. and Mrs. John Shockor and
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b
tunity to get in a little practice be- nave been m
the coUnt '.
ry lately by shooteng out
for the .officiaI opening.
• a- * * • ,. panes tif ,glass and removing padlocks
6 Years age' .e. •
The m,any friends, of 'Mr. uteri,'
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Eggert,
<>.---"S. T. Holmes ••& Son G•
part of.5his. life here lea-ving
.e.- front doors of vacant houses • These
are -pleased to hear that he
years. Mrs.;Elliott was Tann in Tuck-
.0 FUNERAL: DIRECTORS 0 ersmith, a daughter" of , one of ihe
0 0 of that district.. Sire was
sehoel he learned. the trade of Ma- ..:
ehinist in the Bell •Engine Company.
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•_. EPAIRING
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On 'Monday evening an.„.exemitive protperties• -ar Valuable and '
meeting took place with the purpose we- hope-
this n.uisiUmeell be distoontinued.
of getting the season away to
is making satistaetery linproveneent-
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lif 'Seirtt"--MtartiomitaT-IliespitaT,-Seafortla
, - . piOn•eers
0 Main Street, Seaforth 0 married in June, 1888, and had lived
0 Charles Holmes residenee,1 0 in Seaforth ever since. Mr. Elliott
0 Goderialt Street East. Phone. 0* passed away --371 years- ago The, tete
0 No. 308; 0 Mrs, Elliott suffered a stroke two
Later for several years he Was tqa-
gaged in the 'hardware business with
Mr. H. Edge, and was widely 'known
and .respected in town and country.
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4' ,Complete stock of
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a good.
start. At the piesent time a meta- Death of Roger Pepper
bership drive is under way to round
up players, both new and old,. to fill A -well-knoven and .highly respected
oate-whatais belieVed will be the most resident of ••Taic,keasanithe passed -away
The fine -weather• has made it pos-
sale to finish the late harvest, -The-•
trader of the day is.finisting the reot
crop before the -winter ••Sete in, but
-re- -hope- -Indian: aestarairrer-Will-
O Ambulance Service '0
0 Adjustable hospital, bed fof . 0
Sixteen years ago Mr. Smithers movelamlading-
ed to Toronto and at his ' death was
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SU PER -LAY Eli BUILT BATTERIES
successful year in the; club's history,. on Sunday, October 27th, after a short
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nelmatons to increase illness in • the
star
come as the past season did not re -
O rent.
connected With the !hardware •buse
• BERT MeSPADDEN
a beginners„ large p eraon ,of Roger Pep- present much slimmer weather.
pointn the nuMber of• •' ,t . ,, . „.. .,
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0 Night calls -Phone 308 ' 0
, ness of Mr. Bowes, on Danforth Ave. .
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0 Day palls -Phone 119 0
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, Thirty-three years ago he was united
WALTON -
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O Charges modesate. 0,
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Enjoy Wmter Comfort
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in arerriae,e . to .Miss Lillian Roberts,
of Seaforih,
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The official' opening will take place.
on Wednesday evening, November
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is also survit-ed by three sisters and
• eine brother "Mrs. W. W. Cole and
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with the .poptilar pot luck :super as
ermer years. Every one who has
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jeScleter, Seeferth, and lair. ,Thoraas
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Smaller- of Vanderhoof B. 'C. On '
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swung a• 'racquet or who ever
I see to, is' invited to tie ori "hand.
• 11 fhat is required it that you bring .
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riginat. DRUGS .
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0 'Licensed Embalmer "0"'
5>, Ambulance Service ...<''
Hospital Bed 0
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0 ated spring for rent. .. <>
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Sunday evening a service •-was 'held
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at hie late residence. 197• Browning
Avenue. 'by Rev, F. E. Powell of St.
- Barnahas Church, assisted by Rev. -G-
F: B. Doherty; of St: Andrew's and
St. Luke's. Church, and on Monday
morning the remains were brought to -
Seaforth. The funeral was, held from
the home of his brother-in-law, Mr.
J. J. Sclat•er, High Street, on Monday
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
SUNDAY ' NOV. 3
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REV, D. C. HILL,. B.D., Exeter .
FOWL SUPPER -TUESDAY; NOV.5
50c., - 25c
something .in the line of eats, and a
o sod 'appetite; There Will be plenty
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, :eat, a sing -song or two::. and then
slome games iof badminton Those
who .care to play bridge or try their
skill at ping pong will find they can
put in a -good •ven*ing.
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Same of. the faces seen. on the
bourts las•t season will be greatly
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NEXT WEEK
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Wed. Thin Fri.,
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afterno•on. when the s•ervice was Con -
duete.d by Rev. I-Iugh Jack, of First
"BUY CANADIAN FUEL"
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missed this! year. These include Aar-
old Free, Ian MacTavish, Tom •Sills,
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•Church.:. InterMent was .
made in Maitlandbank cemetery, the
pallbearers being Mesars. H:- B. Edge,
John Finlayson; W. H. Golding, M.P.,
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ALI3ERTACOAL
• IS' A GOOD BUY tin an
AT ...... . . . . . -. gi I wan' CASH
who a:re' no -.servile ith t e R.C.
w g e h A.
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F; .0 thers are- the- Misses, Pat. South:-
gate, ',Betty Southgate andi- Margaret
Grieve, and Messrs. Eric Griff, Ted
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ing s. j . chauee ol' the
1.0.0.4, to
"0' •Funeral Service 0
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FAsTEmarmacy
E. L. Box, J. E. Keating and' D. le
Reid.
• Haiti )(Our own .
$11.40 DELIVERED IN TOWN ,
FRESH ARRIVALS' OF HARD COAL
South.gate and George Browne
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pear • save
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ph
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are as follows: President, Ertilly
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.$14:130..deiivered in town
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Lester; vice-pres., Harry Steinberg;
secetreae. Myrna Smith;, . property
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J. H. SCOTT '
committee,
Phone Qrders ..
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:Tenn McKenzie; social,
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Edna Steinberg; tournament conimit-
Seaforth '
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is a guest at th.e 'home of Mr. and.
Mrs. J. G. Mullen
PHONE
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Accepted . •
THE SECOND DIVISION'
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• Mr. Stan Dorrauce is spending
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Thorcipson, Ira Weedenark, Filet*
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County of Huron
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. his vacation in Ottawa,
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Case; press .correspondent, - Mary
Hart; membership .00mrnittee,, W. M.
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Of8ce• in the Dominion Bank Build-
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town; is her Cousine
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big, Seaforth. Of0e,e hours: Tues..
day, Thursday and Saturday, 1.80 pan-
to 6 P.m. Saturday evening, 7.30 p.m.
to 9. p,m.,
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
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eater
visiting Mrs. A.
MacTavish and Mrs. Silas Eyre. .
• Mr. Fred Sandford; of- Toronto,
as .a week end guest of Mr, and'
Mes, H. Sandford. •-•
* Mr, and Mrs L G. 1,3orrett and
FINELY GROWN SPRAYED
HIGH QUALITY SPIES '
.Conle and get a supply direct.
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belle Forrest, Stan Derrance,.
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If you have been asked to join the .
club this year, by all means. do so
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ANNOUNCES - '
vire-base of Ale instuance business
of tbelt
Rays & Meir, and Ile addition of,
is designed especially to bring.
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the convenience .and economy
heat to the thrifty
daugihter, Norma, of Toronto, apent
Sunday with the formers "aunt, Mrs.
William Clark. •
' • Those attending the funeral of
C. HOARE Cr i
Clinton
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8802-2
and bring a friend along. If you '
haven't been. approached, come along
anyway; you will be made to feel at
home. This. is your invitatima. Whe-
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their companies to chir ' previone liken -
of oil and
the late William Smithere were: Mr. ,
ther you play. badminton, bridge, ping
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ememranca Day
Mee enab1es us to give unexcelled '
111line3"
tn, appeal to people of taste and
James Archibald, "Peterhoro; Mr. arid
'pang, euchre, chess or solitaire, ytou-
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lervice .all,
BEAFORTH : ONTARIO
10-417
discrimin'ation who "'want • a
heater that . is both . efficient
Mrs. W. W. Cale, Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
'Adair, Mr. Jack Oughton and Mr.
Bly-the Stevenson., of Toronto; Mr.
and Mrs, Gilroy, Stratford; Mr.
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BUS TIM:E TABLE
Leave; Beaforth for Stratford: -
Dana 8.25 oan. And • 5.16
will find that the Badminton Club is
th•e best means a entertaining you
and your trie•nds this winter. We'll
be
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onday,- Nov•11,1940
of
and Di Mrs. Tm
hoas nomore, r: Jas.
p.m.
Leaves Seater* for Geiderich:
seeing you next Wednesday, Nov.
fith• Remember the date; remember
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TtrE McKILLOP MUTUAL
and attractive, Thu, beautiful
console cabinet blends into'
Dinsmore arid .Miss Enune. Diutsanore, ,
of BI•ake; M.e. an•d Mrs. Edgar Lave •
Deily eacet-• Sendai" and bed., 1.06
vaa• oval 1.40 p.m. i
sun: and hol...,1.06 p.m. and 9.20 tam,
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the place; remeniber your, eats, and
don't forget, •,to bring along a_ good
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ME -INSURANCE" COIL--
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arty -surroundings and Its great
eon, of Anbu•rn; '1V1r,--ancl-Mrst- Harold
GIOW and Mr. and 'Mrs. Prank Glew,
y?.`/*l'etivi' ir.'' fOrattlintlar. Trtiro*;
Tavisiook, Woludetack, Btactibro.
apPetite. Get tin touch •with any Me111-
her of the executive and they will. be.
MINIMibliiiiiniiiii
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HEAD OFFICE - SEAFORTH, ONT.'
heating capacity on low oil • con-
of Cli nton.
' • Gunner Harold Free left on Mon-
Agent* - Queens Hotel, Courinerdal
' Rom, Mk:House
pleased, to furnish any additional. in-;
DcninatiOn. ' :-
• REMEMBRANCE DAY la' a Statutary .
, -oMotos.: • .
Wm. Ku" tOndesboro - Pres.
sumption, plUs its exceptio•nal
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'day for Jervis, after having spent two
weeks' vacation at his tiro:the here.
STRATFORD. - GODERICH
COACH .LINES
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Holiday and I would resppetfully request
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the Citizens, and Merchants of Seaforth -- ,
W. IL Arohibald; Seaforth - Vice -Pres.
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durability, make it a money-
• Mr. R L. Mtartin, of Groese Pettit,
KITTEN • • .
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to day
sterol, A.. Reid, Seaforth - Sen.-Treas.
Michigan., was a week' -end guest of
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observe the as such. . - '
DIRECTORS: , . , .
Vtrillian Irninr; Dondeaboro; Glootte
tointliaird-ii, UMW emi,
sayer for the home owner. . .
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Mr. 8.nd Mrs. C. P. Sills. ., • ..' , ,
• Mr. and Mrs, Charles Bufttstead, of FREE.SERVICE•
Detroit, vvere week -end guests '
of - • t • .'.'"--••-•-o.- . -- • -
One Cent Sale. -The one and only
-,origittale,' Next wie•ele, Wed:, Thereto.
..`Prie and' Sat. Keating's PharrottcY,"
—le*
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Eusliness men And citizens gene ally
'.Retnern,•
,'1Intititiagen;
gat ' eitehrAlet BroadfoOt; R.
4,72;77.' ed -1**-7-Aie--- • ' geswitig,
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,,Itttilail;
lh .0* ,It 2 Atehtba14; Alt.. 4,
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...441,.,414 ,g0ttereliet;, IL 1,-,Thitillit;
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oiviat .,1*.#4. Sit 1:,-,
See. it in Ortratien at
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RADIOS' ,.. APPLIANCES
EireilethIng Electrical
Mr. and 'Mra. Conrad Eckatt OM DitAkED bit DEAD
• Mr. 'and Mee Harry Hefernan left ' • ..-•:- -
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thia .week to spend the •Wiiitet With HORSES,1.201 CATne
•tr,err• daughter, Mrs,. 'Harry, Whithana , ,„.._. .. . _ , IG
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in North Bay'. • - - ' removed. promptly and efficiently..
• gr. John Beralett, of Wingharu. _ ...„, • ..,...... .. ..,-
,spent a, week with Inic On and darigh- . SimplV pooriks..7‘..A.L.Eur- 10
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ter -in-law, Mr. and. Mno. Poster Ben- ... -, ..
nett. WILLtAM $10NE sONS
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.0 Mr, Gordon HAM Of Datil% ., ' ,r• . - ... •-- - -
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spent the' Week -end with WO Maher, PHONE 2' .' ,:..ii, ' INGERSOLL
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semi:init..
. Mit," Gillearr,. Of GreetWay, and WO.
Rufus. Tririihnll, of Grand Bend,: -itiOlt-
edecia Saturday with the Ititteesi iiii&-
ter, Mt: and, IYIrs, Moor Montsser. ,
Mr. 'and Mrs. 011,Vet Jaques. and.
Dorotliy -spent the mreak-en With litri
and MM. Wesley Jadues,..and litc,•• at&
1111.0,.:Prenklin*Skinatet .0f. IiIIIMVIllitt.
' .ftre, P. Kaddiv. 'Netted ; tut Satttr.
da 1t11 Mr % aad Mittli. W. 110apy.
are iriVited to take part in the
brance Day Sei-vice being iield by the
Canadian Legiohe•
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ra, IL S. 11144-. gro. Itso toitl PHONE 214- i, KIIIICHELL
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