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,orpro4v00*,! ' Pli*N.gs!••
Mr. and Mrs. VP L. /.34*''''
•!Ttfr4j4100 GarniM,Mra. Dafnias'
444 00.040r. Patricia..- were ghosts.
jest Weelf,P9x. itir, and lire, C. H.
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• Misses Joan-Menbasfer, Fergaa'
Bell and IDtarothy SMith, of the UtiV
versity ef, Western Ontatioo London,
are spending a feW" db.ye at their
heinea jil tOwn. ' -
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welling and.. bent
laud; '40,W/1e./or
'.it"orasi small OA.
3% , =Ilse from $0a-
0**Al3t4i4c
itii#7 cottage. on Doderich "Street
Oidle•apartinent house
lion Victoria'
trek'. flesid 111Yeetnrot.•
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W.NTSOS • 8z. FEW '
M. A.' REID • "Proprietor
afrie.214 ; „. Seaforth
*loin AL LINES OF.
11141311.RANCE
Second Division
-"Court
County' of Hurbn
Mee In the DeUtinieu Bask Build-
ing. Besferth. Delve bouts:
TaInsdili and Saturday, 1.1104.m.
• te 6 a.m.; ileturdsr evening. 7.116 a.m.
te 9 p.es.
E. C.•• CHAMEBERLAIN - Clerk
hItt w0ddiag
was sole zeatgBon4v1e Uu
06 ChnSe.h. 13A -Patiirday, •:th., by
ROV. A, W.' "Cta.riliAor *heti JeaO
dittfghter of Mr. and Mrs.
Infine, of lCiPllett, was gaited
in Marriage to Mr. ,Albert„G. White;
of Kingavilla, 'Tie, bride's atteudant
Was herOniter, UM. J. Jf: Wood, and
the groom was supported: by the
bride's; brother, ;Mr. Alex Irvine, of
Kippen. .innnedialnly following the
ceremony kthe yoling_eouple 'left by
train...for points east. They will take
up residenee
Northelde W. A. Elects Officer-
Grop No. 2 of the Women's Asso Jai
Urea of Northside 'United Church held
their montfily meeting on Monday ev-
ening at the keme of Mrs. Ross
Savauge;wtth a good attendance.. The
first part of the meeting waS epent in
minting. The ria.sitiess was then' dis-
classed and the following, effieers
• were elected for 1946: President,
Mrs. James M. Scott; ist vice-presi-
dent, Miss 1..laura Mole; treasurer,
• Mrs. C. Walden; Secretary, Ilifiss Vera
Mole:, pianist Mis.' Geoege Johnston.
The -meeting was brought to a close
by repeating the- Miipah'befirliction
tmison The lunch committee, as-
sisted by. the hostess, served - •a' dainty
-lunch and a acacia' half-heur was
spent.
0 G. A. WHITNEY 0
.0 Successor to
• 0 HOLMES 4 WHITNEY C;
-0 Main Street Seaforth
.0 AMBULANCE SERVICE 0
AdiuStable hospital bed for 0
40 rent.
- 0 Agent for Mitchell Nursery 0
Flowers.
Telephone 119
• 4 Nights and Holidays 65 *
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0 W. S. CLEARY 4>
" Seaforth, Ont.
-0. LICENSED EMBALMER 0
AND" FUNERAL DIRECTOR ,
.0 Night 'Or _Day Calls -335 0
-0 0 0 0-0 <> 0 0 .0 O' 0 0
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6 J. A. BURKE.
▪ Funeral Director • 0
, 0, DUBLIN - : •ONT.- 0
0 Night or day calls: Phone 43r 10.0
4000000000'00
Chesterfields an
ce4sionalaats
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REPAIRED'AND
-LREcOVER,ED
• Also Auge Seats and Backs, Verandah
Swings and Steamer Chairs Repaired.
•
•Cliffoid Upholstering Co,-
* Sttatford
Telephone'579 '
Far bi4ter inforMation apply at
Box's Furniture Store
SEAFORTH
Churches
ondon
at —
Stiforth
. TUESDAY, JAW 22-
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Niorthside. United' Church. -Rev. H."
V. Werkspain _ Minister; 11 ant,
"Christian'. Response and ResPcinsi-
bility"; • 2.30 p.m., Sunday School; 7
"Togetherness in Magnifying
Cod's Name." Thursday; .8 p.m., an-
nual congregational meeting.
Anglican. -Sunday„ Jen. 2.0th: St.
Thomas', Seaforth-10 a.m., ' Sunday
School; 11 a.m. Morning Prayer,
"Why a Church Advance?"; 7 pm.,
Evening Prayer, "Six •Waterpots Of
Stone." ,
St.. Mary'S,,,Dublin-2.30 P,ra.; Sun.
day School;•••••$.%.pon., Church Service,
"Six Watergiets.2,of', Stone." - The
Rector, Rev. C. F. L. Gilbert,. B.A.,
at all.serVides. , •
• Northside W. , M. S. Meets. - The:
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting'
of -Northside United Church was held.
ThersdaY,:. Jan. 10th. .The president,
Mrs. R..Lawson, :opened, the meeting
with the hymn, "o, God, Our Help in
Ages past." Rev. H: V. Workman
:conducted the installation of .officers
for the new year:. Minutes of -the
December, Meeting were read by the
secretary, Mrs. ..Forteons.- •Business
discussions were taken 'UP by 'Mrs.
11.,_ Lawson and a • special offering is
to be takee at "the -February meeting -
for supply Work.. The treasurer's • re -
'port was read by Mies A. Ferguson;
the Christian Stewardship report. was
read,. by Mr -s. J. Finlayson, followed
by a reading and. Mrs. "Maude Web-
ster, cerresponding secretary,..sead a
report A temperance reading -was
given by Mrs.' -C. C. Keine. Circle 4
reported ten visits during the month.
Circle, 1 had charge of the program,
and IVIrs. F. Storey, the captain, gave
a reading, follOwed by a. story ,from
• the stud' book of Dr:-...etarde's mis-
sionary work. in Africa .by Mrs. R.
Lawson. The' offering was :taken up
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FRE MeRILLOP muTuAL
.FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y,
• 8.15 p:in.
ADULTS. - - - 330
. CHILICMEN (under 16 Years) 15o
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Hotel. '
• The C...W. L. is sponsoring a
euchre 'and dance on Friday, evening,
January 18th.
1,4 Mr. and WKS( Oorslop. Ritchie and
three sons arrived from Winnipeg on
Tuesday evening to take up residence
ih Seaforth. Mr. Ritchie is the new
owner of the N. Oluff '& Sons lumber
mills and coal business.
• illisa Gertrude Crich; ;who has
been stationed on the West Coast
with the R.C.N.V.R., has returned to
town and is a guest at the home of
her brother, Mr. John: » 0. Crich and
Mrs. Crick.
• Mrs. John Keast, of Kingston.
and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wiemys/ of
Trenton, are guests of Mr, .and
Reg. R. Henderson. • •
• Mr. James Sitem, Mr. and Mr
S.
Dale and family; )4rs. J. J.
Sims, of Blyth, and Mrs. Geo..Dalta.
and Mr. Jack Taylor, of,Walton., were
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tiilti;t!:
9peticisrei„;
filir,r4ht 'tp.,1-,,,,t4wAtte*eto4 99,44.8ted.
157, lorcTo ?70Y4:0;frito."..E.,,,,;11.1P,,ai`41:11)440,c;lri,..,
of the afteraoen-WaS *0#00't
Mg, att�r wliiith the.,beSteett se.i,*104 a.
delicious Mich: Veb,l'lleryMeet
bwith Group •s21/1, ro:s. pitilt,or4 7;90 '1,11,,trInies
lunch and Group 3 PI: the progralfl.
On Friday evening, Jan. Ink OP
club will entertain .the Stanley Lad -
Ie Club te4leurb last .rsi(,,op.r4s;,;41coll.O91:11003e if tile
Died in 'New Frochelle."--Word.'.was•
received hy'Mr. and_Mrs. J. DMallen;
on. Tueglay of the death in -Nen•
pf Mrs. Jennie34c-
.the eldest.
datightee of •the late Mr.' -and 'Mrs
George. -EVeltig, one of the ,..-pioneer
tathllies of Seaforth; where she spent
.ber girlhood. An accomplished musi-
cian, .she.., Was the first organist in.
First •Preshythri n Church; Followleg
her marriage' to ,th•e te J. A. McLar-
em...she resided .for ,many years In
Toronto.- Of recent . yeails she had
Mama with her sister,.. -ter,
tie Bertram. The. remains, he
brought- Seaforth from New
Rochelle en.. the noon train,,Saturday,
for interment. in Maitlandbank cefne-
let/. .•
DANCE
• Cardno's Ilall, Seatorth
Friday, Jan. 18•
Bert Werth and His CKNX
Ambassadors
ADMISSION - » 50 CENTS
HEAD OFFiCE SEAFORTH, ONT.
. _OFFICERS:, ,
W. R. Atchibnich„ Seaforth - Pres.
Clinton - . Vice -Pres.
,
:41Marten A. Ifet4;.'Seaterith,T- Manager
•• and Secretary -Treasurer.
•-4-DTRECTORS:
• Ilitrit."teonhardt,• Brodhagen; E. J.
oc
,Treiiniffia.„, Clinton; .,Alex Broadfoot,
R.R. SeafiirTh; Alexailder MCEWing,
•R.R. 1, Blyth;,.. FrnMoGregor, R.R.
5, Clinton; ElughIrlexander,,, R.R. 1;
'Walton; » William R. Areldbald, R.R.
4, BeafOrth.;,,- George Leitch,
• elintorq. IChn L. Malone, 5, Sea -
AGENTS:
Finlay SicKercher, R.11, i Dublin;
E. Pepper, Brucefield; J. E. :Printer,
Brodhagen; George A. Watt, Blyth.
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FOR SALE
Slit-ropm Frame Holum. Hydro.
Town Water, and 'cellar. Situated on
COlenian, Street.
.j1EIcresti; with bare. Situated »:•Otk
Main Street South:
,$0-Aere Farm, Township 'rucker-
ninith. good brick-he:Use; bank barn;
'Peultry- henee and driving shed. Im-
mediate pOsiaession. '
i78 -Acre Farm, Township Tticker-
satith. Frame house, bank barn, driv-
ing shed, hog pen. Geed bush with
spring therein; •
•
Also have listed :farms in MeKillop„
by ' Mrs. A. Reid and Mrs. T. Mc-
Michael led in prayer. The meeting
closed with prayer lay,Nrs. F. Storer.
MOdelall
" Frigidaire" Dialer
invites you to see the
NEW 1946
rigidairelifrigerator
. 011:P4_0(3yinth_e
G. A. WHITNEY
• .Furniture Store'
ZION
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NOW SH hill*, ti.., Sat., jan.-17,
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. IDA LUPINO /A- - ' 1191-41&11$ PRINCE, ,
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tfx'APoW TO OST"
. A breiiibiess coi4dy picked with fun.
DUBLIN •
Mr.. and Mts. Frank Evans enter-
tained e group of criends Thursday.
evening of last weerin honor of Pte;
Joseph Benn, of Toronto, Who.: has
recently returned from overeeis; 'Ger-
ald Holland welcomed Pte./ Bonn back
to Dublin, as this was kis birthplace.
Clayton Looby made the Preeentation'
-O'f a, gift. A social .eiening followed.
'and 'Munch was served by -the lies -
Mr. and. Mrs. Elmer Kleinfeldt
spent -Tuesday in Stratford.
....Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Moore, Mr. and
Mrs. Dalton Malcolm, Mr. -r-Fergus
Lannin. and Mr. -Geo. Robinson at-
tended the boekey match in Stratford
Wednesday night. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gordon visited
Mr. and' Mrs. Jas. Malcolni on Sun --
Mr. and Mrs.' Jack "'Stacey .and
family visited Saturday night w'tn
-his:Mother, Mrs. R. StaeeY and Mow -
et.
Mr, and Mrs. Fergus Lannin were
in Atwood on Sandhi:
Misi Lettie Lannin, R.N., spent
Friday in London.
, • •
Death of Miss,' Margaret McLeod, -
In the death of Miss -Margaret 'Mc-.
teod, which occurred at her home. in
the R,oyal Apartment § oia Sunday,
January .13th, ,Seaforth suffered' tne
lose of an old and honored resident,:
and one whose passing will be sin-
cerely regretted in. the manir,' •horaes
in this town where she Was- so in-
timately known for so many years:
Miss MoLead had: been in failing
bealth-fer.the past'eight months, .bat
aftee',..neturning from lerilikoka where
She 'spent the' sernatter with her niece
and nephew, -Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
-tin,' of Teronte, her' health" seemed
greatly improved» for a, time, A Jew
weeks age,- however, she contracted
cold and the strain proved too much
for her enfeebled condition. Bern in
Sdotland on .Tune -,28, 1862, she came
to Canada with hr parentia,..the late
Merdock and Margaret Campbell Mc-
Leod. The family .came directly to
Seaforthn and Mies McLeod -'a whole
life had been spent in this corartiun-
•ity. In religion she was a Presbyt.
terian, being d member, regular ae.,n
tend/ant and strong supporter of 'First
Church. In a quiet, .unassuming And,
dignified way; sne lived her religion
in her 'daily life, in which she was
noted for her UniverSalg'kintiness arid
for her • help to those in nee& The,
funeral,' which was largely' attended,
was held from the. GC A. Whitney
•Funeral Chapel On Wednesday after-
noon at one o'clock, when the servibe
wad conducted by her minister, Rev.
R. H. Williams. Interthent.' was made
„In Maitfandbank cemetery, , the pail-
Vateert-being Messrs,' 'Berry and Rs/
Colbert, Merry McLeod, A.. C. }tont-
ledge, 0- D. Ferguson and D. L. Reid.
Arnong those from a dintatiee vette
attended the funeral were Mr. and
Mrs. 'P. a Mode, Fluffalo;' Mr., and
Mre/ 'W. 5: Martin, and Mies Merger-.
Mactennan,' Taranto.
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN_
INSURANCE: &. REM. ESTATE
"" • ,,'Seliforth, Ont.
•Vbottea; (Wide • Reit. 220
ODDFELLOWS HALL
SEAFORTH
SATURDAY, JAN. 19
Mackie Dennome's Orchestra
'ADMISSION - 50 CENTS
A "welcome Imam" reception spore
sore(' by n group of friends and nelgin
hers in honor of Lieut. Joseph Wil-
liams, Of Detroit, 'reeently.. returned'
from overseas, was held 'in Steffa hall
on Wednesday evening... An address.
of Weleenae was read by Geo. Coyne,
and a pure presented by Ted Doyle.
A social evening follewed and irlunch
was.. served. , •
,
Personals: Mrs. JosephoEvana has
returned tome after,. visiting relatives
in St..Marysi Mrs. Terry; „Flannery
is reportedsgeriously 4111nt her home;
David McConnell, in London; Cpl. an.d
• Mrs. Frank Itrausknpf. have "returned
to Ottawa after a week. with relatives
and friends here; Cpl. Gerald F. Hol-
land, Halifax, with his grandinother,
Mrs.. ,Barbara Holland and Mr. and
'Mrs. J. V. Flynn; Dr. and Mrs. Frank
Stapleton and Mary inLondon.
Several cases of chicken.pox are
reported in the village/
4
--MONDAY, TUESDAY, .WEDNESDAY
BARBARA 'ATANWYDK • • • DENNIS 'MORGAN
CHILISTMAS " IN. CONNETICUT ",
synnigv GREENSTREET RBGINALD 'QAWDINER
4 ' Spirited- remindc comedy, garnerieg tha1y .latighs:
NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY
_
ALAN-LADD• GAIL RUSSEj.l.
" SALTY. O'ROURICE
c") Oralinn Packed., with goad'ettfertainment, ' •
COMING-:
..... ' 66.P.ACTC.A1A1..4.1C.
TUCKERSMITH
Bride -Elect Showered •
A very pleasant evening was spent
recently at the home 4:4 Mr. and Mrs.
William .Irvine, who entertained the
neighbors and ,who
of Miss Jean
Irvine, who' gathered to honor . her
prier to liermarriage. Euchrewas
enjoyed, ,the retie" winners being:
Ladies,: first, Mile Roy Consitt; lone
hands, Mrs. John Weed; consolation,
Mrs. ' Tables Finlayson gents, first,
Air. Charles -Eyre; » lone hands, Mr.
Robert McLaughlin; cOnsolation, Mr.
Reg. Finlaystin. The gifts were. ar-
ranger in a decokated wagon and eon-
'.sisted of a "'kitchen -shower; contain-
ing many useini articles. ' Donald
Eyre and Jimmte,Broadfoot drew the
wagon into the r�om. ' Mrs. Wilmer
Broadfeoi"land Mrs. Charles Eyre
were-terpoTh7rsible for the Pleasant-
--GOOD FILMS
Featuring Warble Fly,
Etc., ' will beshown in
Beechwood School
FRIDAY, JAN. 25th
evening, whit* conclUded../, with a de-
licious lunclun;
Following is the address:" "Dear
Jean: We,yeur frierids!..,and neigh-
bor -s, have gathered here this even-
ing to c•Ongratulate you on this your
approaching 'marriage. We realize,
although we are going 'to miss you
in_ the neighborhood, our loss will be
somebody else's gain. We know you
will look well to the ways of your
household, having been endowed by
nature with a cheerful dasnosition. MacKenzie, then took 'charge of the
McKILLOP
• .0. W. M. S. EleCts Officers. '?',
The January meeting Of the W.M.S.•
of -Duff's Church„ McKillop, was held!
an.•Thursday afternoon, Jan. lOth, nt
the Manse. Following are the 'Oft:.
"cers •for 1946: President, Mrs. -W."1:
Patton; ist vice-president, :Mrs, Gee,
Wheatley; secretaryy.Mrs; Jelin 1111167'
brecht; treasurer, Mrs.. H. Lawrence
Christian Stewardship, Mrs:
Shaenen; Community Friendship,
Mrs. A. Watson.;,......,press:. secretary,
Mrs. Alex Smith; supply secretary,
Mrs.' George Campbell; Miesionary,
Monthly, Mrs. 'Finlay McKercher;' As-
sociate :Helpers Secretary,. Mi.s.• El-
den Kerr; Baby' Band,. Mrs. T. Hine--
brecht; • assistant, Mrs. Ross Gordon;
Temperance, Mrs. 'C. R. Flenderson;
finance committee Mrs. W. J. Pat-
ton, Mrs...Wm, Shannon; . Mrs. ' H.
'Lawrence, Mrs. 'Rent. Campbell; Mis-
sion Benny Mrs. John Kerr, The W.
A. • officers 'are: as follows: President,
1..Mrs.;-.Gordon --'M-acKenzie; lat
vie-
presktent, Mrs: George Cal:albeit; .2nd
vice-president, Mrs. Robert M. Scott;
aecretary,. Mrs. John Hillebrecht;
treasurer, Mrs. 'Robert Hogg; flower
convener„. Mrs. ' Ivy Henderpon; ' Red
Cross convenef, Mrs. John ;Gordon..
The'call to worship was - read , by the
president,' .Mrs. Patten. Psalm 723
was then read in unison, after which
Hynin, 16 was sung. and _prayer offer-
ed by-Mrs...Patton. The rail .cttll was -
answered by the payment _Of fees.
The W.A. president': Mrs.- Gordon
Your husband will rejoice in having
wed such a Mir bride. ' May your
voyage on the sea of matrimony be
a happy one. :We cennot let this oc-
casion , pass. without ,entessing, to
you our sincere wishes for Your ,hap-
-
piness. » We pope you may long re-
member this happy 'gathering here
this evening And as a happy reminder
'to you 'we ask you- to acceit these
gifts. Again Wishing you all the joys
this world can give you, we emain:
Your Friends And. Neighbors."
Celebrate Diamond Wedding
Mr. and Mrs' Edwin McTaggart, of
Cnystal Manite-ba, were at -home
to their family and friaiidi on " the
occasion of "their diamond wedding
anniversary„ Deeettaber 31st„; It was
in, Tucker:smith/ near- Ileesall, 'Dee":
31, 1885, that Jensie Fairburn M-
eanie the bride of Edwirt,*Taggart.
Twelve years -later the couple moved
West, settling' the Fullison 'District
of Manitoba, where they 'resided un-
til their recent remotal into Crystal
City. Of their - family ,of nine chil-
dren. seven remain: four boys and
three girl's,' all: of whOan,' with 'their
wiires or husbands had' a part in the
diamond wedding celebration; Elliott
and Melville, of Crystal City; Wil-
liam, of Pilot Mound; Alfred, 696
Langside "St.; Mrs. D. W. Tullis,
Glasyrn- Sask:; Mrs.. Jessie Prem.
-Winnipeg,*and Mrs-. J. R. Sutherlaad,
La ftiviere. There are 40 grendchil7
dren add. 12 great-grandchildren. Mr.
kicTaggain was 85- years of age last
july,• and Mrs. McTaggart la nearing
the 83. mark. Both enjoy good health -
and are able to take an .intirePi ...in
the community,
Ladlete Dinh. Hokin Meeting
The Tuckersniith a.dies, Club held
their regidar Ja,miney Meeting' at the
home of Mrs. Ed,witt...johns with 32
preeelitr, The OW president, Mrs.
Win. Pepper, oeCtipie& the chair end
opened the meeting by Singftig, the
opening ode, follOtired, by the , Lord's
Prayer. ralloWffig this "The" Maple
Leaf FfireVer" inas` eung, Mrs. Pear
adting-ai pianist,The secretart,'Xrs.
Howard ,lohns, read -the tainutee of
the last.. xneetini, , letter;
thanks frdm Mra iIdoxl 0"13fien..T1ie
treatfrier'S re -port for,1945, was jyeii
stating there Wag *JAW tit $30, 6n
hand. The sewinkkaittintniid.411/1t,
bottviateia itisso 41)0147 :AM *0(14
at 2.30 p.m, -
, •
At No. 2 School on
FRIDAY; -SAN. 25th
at 8.15 P.m.
- --Mgt/lesion Free
EVERYBODY WELCOME
MCKi1101). Federation
of - Agriculture._ -
4dmismiwillimmogomm.,..
t10.0-4141,WIEFS''''
r• MD and' litrii-befigida",Stiewlesi
of Ekafen, were weekrend guests of
Mrs. John J. ciater."
14'1,11'66 *right .speet The
Week With friends In Handiton. and
'Taranto. „ ,„
Ae4iltif1i Vergttani,
aM".,iapettf.a 40W, deli WWI her
Ofti-cr;:, • .
ii*pheik:ttOilettiiii
fifaiter , the '41ileeire
Body & Fender
Repairs
AT
0. 7
Seaforth Motors
141
ratorical Contes
• ,sponsored by.
SEAFORTH LIONS CLUB
' Will be held in the High School Auditorium
Friday, 'January 25th
at 8.15 p.m. ---
Seaforth Lions extend a diii4a1 invitation to
everyone to be present and th encourage the
• emltestants.
Subject of address, "Canada's Future As -S Nation"
SPECIAL FILMS AND MUSICAL NUMBERS
'Adthission Free.
business session, During the discus-
sion period it was decided to hold a.
bazaar later in the year, Mrs. A.
Watson has "Also decided to adept, a
French baby' ..for one year.' This
Means peying $96 a year Ed provide
for the child. The W.A. h'as offered
to support Mrs. Watson in her new
venture and have already donated $8,
which-- is the required amount to be
senteach month. Mrs. Geo. Wheat-
ley conducted a quiz on Africa, which
pro'ved very interesting as 'well as
edueational. » A reading, "Look At
Afrida," was given by Mrs'. G. Mac-
Kenzie, and Mrs. N. R:''Dorrance read
a poem. -Hymns .252 and 60 were
•ging,. Mrs. Patton led in prayer_and
the naeeting• ;closed with Mrs. Patton
Pronotincing the henedictiOnn. Lthaeh
waa serVed-he the hostess, assisted
by"Itirs, H. Lawrence, Mrs. Gedige
.Whentley and Mrs. Wm. Shannon. ,
„...
Death of Mrs. Wm. McClure
Ftiaeral services for
MCClure, well-known resident of• Mc-
Enloe- who died at Sett • Memorial
Hospital., Seaforth,; on Saturday; Jan,'
12th, were held Tuetelny , afternoon
'Enid Were largely attended, Mrs. Mc-
Clure was fortnerly . Miss Zibeline -
Storey, She was born Mareh 7, 1-884,
• a daughter of the hate Mr. and- Mrs
Saronel Storey, -McKillop., On March
20. 1912, she vCa married to William
MeCilare; and they toek up farmieg,
in MeKillop on lot 22, concess1on,4.
She Was„ a member of 'First F‘resby-
terian Chinch,. Seaforth. Besides her
pesband She is survived by four sons,
Harvey, Samuel, Nelsarand Walter,
at home; Bert, in the ariny oaterseae;.
three daughters, Mrs. Themes Carter,
Seaforth; borpthy and Mavis, at.
lime; two brothers, Saila -and 7.1y -
Ham, Mekillbp;' an,d three sisters,
Va'nnie and Maty StoreY, McKillop
and Mis.john McNichol,. Morris toWn-
Alp, and two grandchildren. The.
funeral services were .eonducted-
ReV, R. H. Williaraii; Pastor of Fiala "
Presbyterian March; Seaforth, at het
late home in'- McKiliop. The' pall-
bearers We're Jack brown, Jades Me.
Clive, Rebell MeClure, Kerman-Niela-
Thoilida &catty and Jack Con.,
'ley: The noWerhearers *bye 3'. An-,
'dersee; ,.Aubrey
Storey', . ,16:0eit Ititroidj
Otero; cid ,Itoise *beheld. fhter,
twit *ail- hilde':
-Cemetery,.
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,phorie 162
c.
Seaforth
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—Can- yen help me; my good frien-d-Ite'ellah, " •
Fer I crave a good dinner. offish?•
Indeed and I can,
. Try FINNIGAN:
He sells Salmon,. and you'll get /our wish!
JUST ARRIVED—Shipment of finest Raisins and
Prunes. Weexpect Date S next week.
FINE DISPLAY ----of FRUITS and VEGETABLES
W. J. FINNIGAN & SON
•
THE NEW
AD,PISON RADIOS
and DANASTONE RECORD » PLAYERS -
Are diming through at last, in linked quantities at
first,' but gradually increasing until we can supply
everyone's needs.
Before buying a Radio, you should see these -Dis-
,tinctively Beautful Sets.- The 5-tUbe Mantel Mpdels
have two-tone »moulde»d 'plastic,. cabinets, doie in
-Wine with tvory _trim, Mottled' Green with Ivory
tritn, and in Ivory with brilliant Red trim. 'This, of
course,'is only the beginning.
. 'DROP IN AND LET US SHOW YOU OUR
FOLDERS OF WHAT IS TO COME TO
"WALKE-R ELECTRFC
Next to the Theatre
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AUDITS
IKVESTIGATIONS TAX tt ONSU LTANT
: Bookkeeping Systems and , Serelee
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ACCOUNTANT AUDITOR "
.Eatibilehed 1942.-
,52 Alberi St., '
Stratford,. Ont.
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