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TAXI SERVICE
'JACK CLEARY
SEAFORTH
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Day 267 • Night 335
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This Week- At the satorilw fth School
(By June 10,AW)
Greetings, fellow meth:ben* of the
Ing17Sehool race! HoW gOeS. Your
daily task? Not, se Itot, ' Thep yon
think about the 13 daysjelti to study
for •those always -welcome Christmas
exams, is it? But the same old advite
still. goeS-start, tO study 'before the
night before the exalt'.
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Talent morning is the most, looked-
ferWard-to day in the. meek. Before
Friday morning comes, someone in-
quires: "I •wonder who the •talent ;is
this 'w.eekr We really have some
swell -talent in the sehool, a lot at
that, and we have had someone dif-
ferent every week since 'school start-
ed in September, and we're still going
strong. Last Friday our talent guest
was •Erma, Sanderson, a Second For-
mer, who played 'a piano solo of fam-
ous' Scotch melodies. Swell to have
you back again this year, Emma; we
always enjoy your playitrig.
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Rumors areflying again - that
Feurth•-.m has started practising
for the literary prograni of Nov. 29.
Sounds good, and we're anxiously
awaiting for "opening afternoon." •
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'Last Tuesday morning Mr. Johnson,
our monthly visitor, showed his mov-
ing pictures,- This month's were, eg-
pecially interesting because they were
about the art of sculpturing, about the
care of eyes, and the life of the graas-1
hopper. • Very helpful .to • those who
take Agriculture; eh what, kids?
Kids will never niakOstudies boring
or dull because they can usually think
of something to substitute for them.
Evening
Song Service
AT THE
Northside United Church
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24th - 7 P.M.
The' Choir will present .a Special Song Service,
interspersed with well known Hymns.
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THE PROGRAM
ANTHEM -"Lord, Open Thou Our Eyes" . .Sullivan
LADIES' CHORUS -"At Evening Time"...Wilson
• SPIRITUAL -"Steal Away" , ......Unaccompanied
SOLO -Selected Mr. Sam Scott
DUET -"How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds" -
" Miss R. Cluff, Miss M. Turnbull '
ANTHE1V1-"E'er Another Sabbath Close". . Bowles
sokAsts-mis M. Turnbull, J. A. Stewart
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YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO THIS SERVICE
H. V. WORKMAN, B.A.,
Minister
Bring your car in now for
our complete Winterizing
and tune-up service, We'll
change -oil and grease,
check battery and igni-
tion, flush cooling system,
add anti -freeze.
• DRIVE IN TODAY AND
BE PREPARED!
Change To Proper Grades of
Winter Lubricants.
Have Us Check the
COOLING SYSTEM • BATTERY
IGNITION CARBURETOR
Get
Get a Filling of Dependable
• SUPER-PYRO ANTI -FREEZE
Remember! It Costs No More At
SEAFORTH MOTORS
PHONE 141 - SEAFORTH
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Saki' & Service
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Marilyn and Mary den't writing
assignment'S ou the tboard either,
they'd father have an exciting game,
pf x's and a's. I dont know who wmit,
but the' seemed quite enthusiastic
about it until they were forced to get
back to their work. Didn't you kid4
know that all gun comes to,• an end
sooner or. later?Helpful Defi,jtons' •
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A conference is a gto,u1)tifme4 ho
individually can do nothing, but as a
group can, meet and decide that noth-
ing can be done. ,
4 spectaiint is a man 'Who concen-
trates more and more on Tess and less.
An optimist is a person who thinks
the future is definitely uncertain.
A pessimist is a person who is
afraid the optimist is right.
A professor Is a -man whose job it
is to tell students how to solve, the
problems of life,which he himself has
tried to avoid b'y becoming a proferal
sor.
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School is the time of your life, full
of fun, partiei and jokes. There's al-
ways somebody who is the Wass atorY
teller. Butch displayed his talent to
his class the other day, when he start-
ed talking. Too bad, kids, isn't it
tough when you hear the beginning of
a storr'and something interrupts the
speaker and he can't finish? You
don't know•.whether Johnny got over
the fence before the bull caught him
or not! „.
The girls are going to have their
first volleyball competition of the sea-
son this Friday, at noon.' We're glad
to see that volleyball and basketball
games are starting to take form
again. May the best team win on
Friday!
'LOCAL BRIEFS
• Mrs. Alice Cudmore, of Exeter, is
a guest of her sister, Mrs. Wilbert
Webster. '
• Mr. and Mrs., G. F. Flewitt and
Master Frederic and Miss Marion,
"Bridgend Farm," Tuckersmith, and
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Broadleaf of
Brussels, spent Monday -calling on
friends and relatives in St. Thomas.
• Mr. and Mrs.' Harold Ft•ee were
'in Teeswater last week , and. while
hunting shot a 'deer. " •
• Mr. and Mrs. Sol Williams are
visiting relatives in Port Huron. ,
'• Cpl. Vera Hudson' haS returned to
Toronto after spending a 'week with.
Mr and Mrs. Scott Habkirk.
• Mr. and Mrs. James A. MacDon-
ald and Dr. and Mrs. J. A..' Gorwill
have returned from a pleasant trip to
St. PetersMirg, Florida,
• Mr. Allan Ryan, of the University
of Toronto 'at Ajax, spent the ,week-
end at the • kerne' of Mrs. Thomas
O'Loughlin.
• Mr. and Mrs. Oliver' Robb .and
Miss Peggy, of Det,roit, .werd ,week-em1
guests of Mrs. H. R. Scott.
• Mrs: Grace Hoggarth, Miss Lois
Hoggarth and Miss Therese, Loiselle
were in Toronto last "Week attending
the Royal Winter Fair.
• Mr, ancli-Mrs. James A. Stewart
and Mr. and Mrs. 'John Beattie, were
in ,London this week attending, the
funeral (if the late Andrew Beattie,
funeral of the late Andrew Beattie.
CONSTANCE"
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mansfield and
Mrs. Winne, of Forest. visited Mr. and
Mrs, Wm. Britton on Sunday.
Mr: Chas. Dexter is holding his sale
of 'stock.and..intulements on Friday
tills week.
_Mr. and Mrs. John Sanderson and
.Sandia, of near Blyth, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ball, of near Auburn., spent Sun-
(1C.3- with Mr.' and Mrs. Austin ilex
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RUPTURED
The DOBBS TRUSS
STRAPLESS,
BELTLESS;
•• BULBLESS
SOFT CONCAVE' PADS'
Te hold the muscles together: No bulb
or ball to keep muscles apart.
SWIVEL JOINTS
ro,...give even, .protective, prnssure whether
working, • stooping, crawling or walking.
NO STRAPS -NO BELTS
To' chafe ..and'Itind. Presse&. the body in
but two places.
IS SANITARY
Can be washed as 'nen as desired.
IS SIM.PLICITY ITSELF
Lightweight -cin be placed or removed in
seconds.
Bee this Truss demonstrated in SEAPORTiff
without any obligation on your part.
Ask for MR. L'HOMME at the
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Friday, Nov. 29th -10:00' a.m. to
2:00 p.m. If you wish to buy, the
price is: Single Truss $15, Double
$20.
CUP THIS AD NOW
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General Office Work -
2 years High School education
4)required. GOOD WAGES.
Call, at --
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Phone 182 - 8eaforth
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FOR CHRISTMAS
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• WE SUGGEST .THESE SMART
Gifts for Her
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WOOL GLOVES
KID GLOVES
FUR BACK MITTS
SATIN BED JACKETS
WOOL KERCHIEFS ... " . . ..
HANDKERCHIEFS
BRIDGE COVERS
LUNCH SETS •
• BATH ROOM SETS
TOWELS
PLASTIC HANDBAGS
'BED SPREADS
• HOUSE COATS
• SWEATERS
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1.00 to 2.00
3.00 to 3.75
3.00 to 4.00
2.95 to 3.95
1.00 to 3.95
10c to 1.50
2.95
1.50 to 2.50
4.50
65c to 1.25 r
6.95 •<.„ v.'
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•. 11.75 to 18.50
3.50 to 21.50
3.50 to 6.50
- STUFFED ANIMALS AND DOLLS 75c to 3.50
Gifts Fo
_ CARRIAGE COVERS 3.50 to 5.95.
BABY RATTLES ......... 40c to 60c
- BABY DRESSES 1:35 to 3.95
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Baby
ter.
Miss Frances Downey spent the
week -end witt. her parents. in Tiver-
ton. - • • ,
Mr. Don Stephenson:who is attend-
ing the University of Toronto at Ajax,
spent the week -end with his parents,
'me. and Mrs. Leo Stephenson.
Miss Denelda. , Adams. secretary -
treasurer Of the Huron Teachers' Fed-
eration, attended an executive meet-
ing in Stratford on Saturday last,
Mr. George Henderson,, of Russel -
dale, accompanied Ernest Adams and.
Kelso Adams on a deer hunting trip
to Bruce County this week.
Mrs. Leo Stephenson spent Tuesday
with her sister. Mrs. Naftel, in Blyth.
Mt'. and Mrs. Robert McMillan left
on Sunday to' attend the Royal W:n-
ter Fair, returning on Tuesday.
•. Rev. and Mrs. I'ertma,n and her
father. Mr. Wishart, of Londesboro,
Were guests to dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm, Britton Wednesday,
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Fear .Pgrt Alb.ert.
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a three-yeartermone to he elected
each year at the January "session. An
amendment to this 'motion that the
committee as now composed, be re-
appointed was lost on a division pf
19-17: Several members of the pres-
ent committee are not members of
the county council.
That ,excellent work is being done
.by the nurses on the county -,health
service was shown 'in the report •of
the hCalth, and hospital committee
The total cost of the nursing system,
in the county from January 1 to Oct-
ber 31 has been $6,790.27 on which
the Government will, subsidize to
$2,363. Enclorsation was, given • the
comtnittee's recommendation -that the
Provincial Government be requested,
to. establish 'incurable hospitals in
conjunction with public' hospitals, to
relieve congestion in County Homes.
The county road committee report-
ed a total expenditure for 'equipment,
constriction • and maintenance df
$229,845.33. i
When the year is completed, and
lite accounts balanced,- it is expected
there will be an amount of $14,000
not covered by the county road levy.
In consideration ot the big backlog
of projects that have beers held over
during war years', and ;which should
Um be carried' out, 6, higher county
road rate is indicated miti,1 such times
as taxes become a real burden, at.
which time pdst-Whr fund bonds, can
be cashed, it was, reported.
The •prOperty committee reported to
Connell on Tuesday that 'it is andel-
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pated. plans and specifications for the
new courtlou.se Will be ready- shortly
and that .lenders, rot: construction will
likely be 'invited during February neat
year year': •
William R, Dougall, Hensall. was
warmly commended, for his work' as
weed inspector after giving his report
he had attended township council
tneetin-gs at .1 -east °nee. . He recom-
mended the removing of all brush,
sr/wit trees and other obstructions
from roadsides by having the latter
-levelled-. and ,,ditches built close • to,
fences; roadsides mowed ,by' a 'power
mower to prevent wild carrots, chic -
Cry and. other weeds' going to -seed.
Leafy spurge was located in nine
area:4, eight of. which were sprayecl
with sodium chlorate and calcium
chloride. A new weed is knapweed
or star thistle. located in every town... -
ship excEsrit, Hay and Stephen. It 1$ a
worse menace than wild carrot, ••the
report said.. School yards, military
camps and War Assets had co-operat-
ed with him. 'Three neglected cerne-,
teries were located.
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Put new life into yotir ches-
terfield with a re -upholster-
ing job. This is frequently
more satisfactory - than a
complete new one. Phone
842-W, and we will tall •and
• give you an estimate. No
obligation. 1
ORDER NOW FOR CHRISTMAS
• DELIVERY
DICK The Upholsterer
Nommoommor,
We Pay Highest Prices
- for -
CHICKENS - DUCKS - GEESE - TURKEYS
• HORSEHAIR and FEATAERS
Parkdale Poultry
MITCHELL PHONE 152
Attention F AR MRS,
All farmers and farm women of Huron County are
invited to attend the
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE COUNTY
FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE
• to be held in
CLINTON TOWN HALL
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• TUESDAY, NOVEMBER. 26th
• AT 1 P.M., SHARP
SPECIAL SPAKERS:
Ken Betzner• •
.President of the Ontario Federation
W. T. Tumnion
4; • , Secretary, Ontario Hog Producers
William McCarthy
• Dufferin County Federation.
Tickets for the Evening Concert and 'Bariqtiet
,in Cardno's Hall, Seaforth, at 7 p.m., same day, may
be had from your township secretary, or W. V. Roy,
Londesboro, County Secretary -Treasurer, at $1.50
each.
Guest speaker for thb evening will be Dr. G. B.
Reaman, of the O.A.C., Guelph.
The Concert Will be provided by a group of entertainers froti the, -
Toronto Conservatory of MUSIC,. followed by a dame fur • all banquet
guests to the Music of CIOIX Orthestit6
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