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pPere ,atsry �rlqugit Ou?Rxts�d �o see '�.
Calf. sa 14 Qrkt+'e euecu4T_ ''T aa�n ;+
Quest SE,AFORTH 15ialings 'laeilevea
4,1t 1 wheu
such a. meeting is qaiX;asU,.ulU'muem: 1
' bers , s'1�Pulc make eye ePart to
be on Nand, t 3s ylog duly to, ba
n:.qtherQ, An4t ,zio only 41t.. Sea
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t ?& CO.. OF ,gANAPA tTD. forth ig 3upp s�e�,71a'be a o+poi##g_
b•.. town, and.. eaefore &part fans
should, atteildf;at least the,
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- annual meefing.' Thio, is Mlle meet
ing where you can findr out what is
_ HERE ARE JUST -A doing In sport= and also the ,place
where ' you can place y aurc 'views) . ' tTloraok,, piakod a Saar -pyo
FEW OF OUR MANY sport in your town ,So, nests ee f '6,
Xaty auil blaaf+ on bugles -
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�Mr S ing, let the, .Athl'etic Ass,00 :, Qo Are OU that H9rcce. ijEmil '
CHRISTMAS know that you atfrepLecL in. xrlorl 14dr 1tru.,f;
its sport amynies, and turnout in,
large numbers. It Is Your 'eonegrn
SUG(x`'ESTIONS as well ;as' it is the officers' rconr
i cern. .Don't. jet them' down; pleasle,,'have been Practising recently in
1VYLON 'HOSiPRYStratford.
We understand the seAaor soft aF aF aF
SATIN" 'SLIT'S boli team is going to ,house a. baht In ' closing this .column, let us
TOWELS 9t1et in Ghe near future. wouldn't 'say, just .in caste we are tap busy:
mind if we were invited, would , for one next week, Merry Christ-'
c, CHINA yeu. -as-to One and Alli And, don't
CUPS SAUCERS �` forget that it isbetter the wife
v It is ruchored -around that this, finds a Christmas card you Forgot
-' HOOKS group will include Seaforth, Exe- to mail than the one you forgot
Costume Jewelry ter. Clinton, Clinton Rader, 'Mit- to burn,
TOYS shell, , Tavistock and 'Goderich. If MERRY CHRISTMAS is onewe have A' seven�team group there wish, and one thought is:
GAMES should .be some real hockey this, "CLEAN SPORT IS GOOD SPORT"
season, I'm sure the fans will all
STATIONERY remember the keen rival-ry be -
'Esmond Blankets tweerr Clinton and Tavistock of Council
days,
Toilet ` Articles (Continued from Page 1)
'Tree Ornaments During the summer months we ,the original motion.
Postponed because of rain
HAND BAGS read where softball game was Pointing out thh.t it was the peo-
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E1 TC, nothing unusual about that, you pie's money involved, Councillor
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W. A. Ross asked for a recorded say .well, in this case it was ; vote. When the motion was put,
a bright sunny day, and. it happen- his was the only vote hgainst it.
ed to be artificial rain. Guess'' Council took no'- action on com-
ICE CREAM most of the hockey fans and play- munications from the CanadianBRICKS ccs in small towns would like to Mothercraft Society, requesting a
see some artificial ice about now I
oops .. is there a shortage? grant; from M. E. Mullin, concern -
Ing g assess +went work, and from
the City of Owen Sound, asking
Whisperings hopes that our endorsation of a resolution con-
friends to the -South aren't too dm- cerning hydro.
patient , we will soon get Huron County informed council
03*dt: Iaround to giving you the National it had concurred in its resolution MP Aft n n
Hockey League standing. What concerning educational displays,
VARIETY STORE with delayed winter and not so but that there was no 'record of a
much on the 'hockey front here, we promise having been made to lo-
Seaforth - Ont. haven't had, so much hockey news, tate a snowplow here.
of any kind, as yet. The fire and water committee
Speaking of hockey, the locals was instructed to ensure that the
fire truck be covered with liability
insurance, Fire Chief D. Sills told
council that during the year the
BE PRETTIER broadf hadh Wereedl, 19 larms,,_
with
FORlosses totalling $9,100.
asp I� �f Dr. P. L. Brady, Medical Officer
✓ of Health, told council it was, not
~ ` CHRISTMAS possible to present a full report
until after the end of the year,
THIS -YEAR! since all returns are based on a
complete year. Discussing the pro-
posed county health unit, which +,
b will supersede local medical offi-
PHONE 351-W vers of health, Reeve Sills said it
was not expected the system would' 1
be operation until nest °Septem-
For Early Appointments.
Council. instructed Mayor Reid
to proclaim December 27, Boxing
Muriel's Bea- uty- Salon
Day, a public }roliday. No action
u =/y was taken on a request from F. ?
Dinwoodie to purchase an addition -
OVER SEAFORTH PRODUCE al lot in the west end develop-
ment. It was pointed out that ung
til decision bac) been 'made as to
the layout of the area, it would' be.
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r! Your attention is called to the danger to life
and property from Christmas decorations,
such as draperies, scenery, cotton to repres-
ent snow, etc. Displays of this nature and
= the lighting arrangements in connection
therewith add greatly to the ordinary risks'
= of fire.
See that inflammable material is clear
of and not hung over lighting devices, steam
pipes, stove pipes, electric light bulbs, etc.
See that electric circuits are properly
' fused and not overloaded. Have all tempor-
ary decorations removed as soon as they
have served their purpose.
REMEMBER - nothing can render
,. these displays absolutely safe, and that if
accidents are not to mar the festive season,
` constant vigilance and care must be exer-
cised.
D'ORLEON' SILLS,
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PRACTICAL GIFTS
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Fyll!RE NRl8H,1-l4N
unWise to drspose of addationaI
lots.
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boveEvervth Ila
A grant of $100 to assist w}th
maintenance rat the Seaforth Lions)
uPark sual was approved, as was the
grant of $400 to the Fire
'Imported pore Irish linen Handkerchiefs
With.. hand.embroldered hiltials. "
SUSPENDERS ......,.1.00
Brigade. Approval was given the i
GLOVES .............2.50
.ant:��.....:.
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renewal of the Badminton Club.
'lease.
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!
Rules and regulations governing
SKI CAPS............
. ..1.00
r
he use of the town dump, intra-
ef
Ole
SWEATERS ....,,....3.50
d�,ced by Reeve Sills, chairman, of !
the property committee, were con- i
Phone 393 Seaforth
PHONE 141 VEAf^ORfH
curred in, Difficulty is being ex-
Pyre Wool or >Y
'washable s p u in
s
l,erienced through persons dump-
popular plaids or
platin shades. rr
ing on the road leading to the
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4.95'
dump proper.
Tenders for garbage collection
were received, and included Geo.
Munro, $4,100; J. Broome, $2,409; i
W. Hawkins, $4,200; G. Johnston,
$2500; J. Burns, $2,200, and J.
Regier, $2,600, or $3,000, die end-
ing on equipment. No action was, I
taken on the tenders, council de-
ciding to leave the award of the t
tender to the incoming council.
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,Before putting a motion for ad- 1
journment, Mayor Reid told coun-
cil •that while he regretted sever-
ing his connection with the courn
ell, he was at the same time bap -
r! Your attention is called to the danger to life
and property from Christmas decorations,
such as draperies, scenery, cotton to repres-
ent snow, etc. Displays of this nature and
= the lighting arrangements in connection
therewith add greatly to the ordinary risks'
= of fire.
See that inflammable material is clear
of and not hung over lighting devices, steam
pipes, stove pipes, electric light bulbs, etc.
See that electric circuits are properly
' fused and not overloaded. Have all tempor-
ary decorations removed as soon as they
have served their purpose.
REMEMBER - nothing can render
,. these displays absolutely safe, and that if
accidents are not to mar the festive season,
` constant vigilance and care must be exer-
cised.
D'ORLEON' SILLS,
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FIRE CHIEF
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PRACTICAL GIFTS
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Fyll!RE NRl8H,1-l4N
WOOL GLOVES .....,1.19
toitialed HA,'NDKEWU,IEFS
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'Imported pore Irish linen Handkerchiefs
With.. hand.embroldered hiltials. "
SUSPENDERS ......,.1.00
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Neatly hernetitahed
GLOVES .............2.50
.ant:��.....:.
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Other Men's and H oys'
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Handkerchiefs from..,41rr , 111 to
SKI CAPS............
. ..1.00
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NECKWEAR .........1.00
NEW
SWEATERS ....,,....3.50
SPORT
Phone 393 Seaforth
PHONE 141 VEAf^ORfH
Pyre Wool or >Y
'washable s p u in
Sport Shirts, An
popular plaids or
platin shades. rr
Christmas boxed.
t,.
4.95'
to 7.95
Gift
HOSE
FOR HIM
Plain shades, clock designs, diamonds,
Argyle checks, English ribs - anything you
can ask for in smart hose for men,
,Plenty of shades in the range, and each
pair in a gift box.
65c to 2.50
NEW
Silk, Wool or Spjln
MUFFLERS
Plain whites, neat Paisley patterns, bold
plaids or plain shade wools, in a wide show-
ing of colorful shades.
1.50' to 4.95
GIVE HIM A
HAT "GIFT CERTIFICATE"
Just buy 'a Gift Certificate, complete with miniature hat in gliftE
box. He can choose his hat' any time after Christmas.
Priced at .......................... 4.915 to 10.09,
OTHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS!
FINE SHIRTS ........
2.98 to 6,00
WOOL GLOVES .....,1.19
to 2.75
PYJAMAS, ............3.25
to 8.00
SUSPENDERS ......,.1.00
to 2.00
GLOVES .............2.50
to 6.95
BELTS ...............1.00
to 3.00
HOUSE COATS ......8.95
to 19.50
SKI CAPS............
. ..1.00
to 1.95
NECKWEAR .........1.00
to 2.50
SWEATERS ....,,....3.50
to 8.50
MEN'S 0VE�.COAT SALE 0
REGULAR TO $35.00 REGULAR TO $45.00 REGULAR TO $60.00
23.49 34.40 44.40
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py to be,redieved of the load. Col
gratula-dag the incoming counci
he, stressed the necessity of trey
ng the town's business serious.l
e ec .s5 r•
and with sincerity. rt . It is n e a
Y
he said, not to legislate from (1a
o dray, but to look to the future
f this course is followed, Mayc
Reid foresaw a great future for th
own.
Accounts approved for paymer
nclud;ed':
John Cummings. acct., re til,
$3.89; J. R. Burns, acct., $10.50
F. Reeves, wages, $90.60; S. Cu(
more, acct., $63; M. A. Reid, acct
t10; Tom Storey, wages, $3;
3rown, wages, $4,80; M. Ryai
vages, $4.80; Canadian Bank c
;ommerce, int., $14.38; D. H, Wi
con, R.O., $6; Chas. Barber, D.R.O
16; H. Trapnell, D.R.O., $6; Joh
)ardbo, D.R.O., $6; J. P. Bell, P.0
5; Helen Bolton, P.C., $5; J. 1
lase. P.C., $5; Seaforth '.Motor
rolling booth, $6; 'Public, Libras
Insurance, acct.. $S; Provincial
Treasurer, insulin, $2.48; M. A.
Saeid, selecting jurors, $4; William
Ament, selecting jurors, $I; D. H.
Wilson, selecting .jurors, $4; T.
Pi -3 -de & 'Son, acct., $190; Town of
Seaforth', taxes, $173.62; Treasur-
er of Ontario, police, $330.66; Ed.
Boyce, acct., $60; Canadian Leg-
ion, wreath, $14; Municipal World,
acct., $1:45; Twp, of Tuckersmith,
acct., $10'; Ca.rdno Bros., acct..,
$40; Gore District 'liutual, acct.,
$53.80; Bell Telephone Co. acct.,
$22.79; D. H. Wilson, salary,
$14J.66; .I. Cummings. . s^ �IarY,
$117; Ar Bushle, salary, $125; J.
A. Wilson, pension, $20; A. Bushie,
acct., $23.70; Seaforth Motors,
acct.. $8; J. F. Daly, acct., $19.50;
Thom•psan's Book Store, acct.,
12.40; J. -M. Govenloclr, court costs,
$12: E. C. Chamberlain, court
costs. $12; E. Miller, wages, $18.20;
S. Williams, wages, $23.25; C.N.R.,
acct.. $28.07: J. Cummings, acct.,
BA®
WEATHERfees,
AHEA ®
/•UA
Zero weather strikes
swiftly at the vital parts
Board,
Beattie,
Davis,
$283,10;
P.U.C.,
StationeTy
ty
polling booth, $6; John
polling booth, ,46; Brock,
Dunn & Broughton, auvlii
$250; Seaforth 'aPws, acct.
W. D. Smith, acct., $2.78;
'Electrical, $16.38; Hay
Co., acct., $1.67; Coun-
of Huron, acct., $1(10; Fidelity
$20; D. Sills, Fire Chief, $150; re.
lief, 3190,78; Huron Expositor, aect.'
$262.46; The Liverpool. London &
Globe Ins, Co., $36.25; P.L?.C., El -
ectric Dept.,
P •, $2.039: M. E. Clarke,
$28.90: E. W. Montgomery, acct.,
$7; Dr. P. L. Brady-, $144.48.
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Are you Looking f®r
of your car. Drive in to
our Service Department
eft fir Friend 7
a a N
today and have them
checked before trouble
We have a wide selection of Beautiful Plants and
Sets In.
Bouquets. All are reasonably priced. We will
Seaforth
deliver anywhere in Western Ontario.
Motor$ -
BAILEYS FLORIST
Chevrolet Oldsmobile
Phone 393 Seaforth
PHONE 141 VEAf^ORfH
GIVE
NYLON HOSE:
Orient, Kayser, Witham , and
Holeproof makes, in all the no1N4'
est darker Fall shades, Fp grade$ rt
of Nylons to choose from. All
Christmas packaged.'
1.40 -to 2050
PURE WOOL
CARDIGANS
and PULLOVERS
Lovely botany wool
Pullovers or Cardigans
in Grey, Rose, Blue,
Navy, Black, Red, Pink
or White, make a very
acceptable gift,
ALL SIZES
3.50 to 7.95
N
Beautiful �
BATH TOWELS !;
Single or Paired Towels or Towel and
Face Cloth Sets, in a wide choice of pat-
t-rns and shades. All beautifully cello- I
phane packaged or boxed,
69c to 3.50
Kenwood &, Ayers & "O.V. "
BLANKETS
A perfect gift for Mother! Beautiful
satin bound blar,kets in Rose, Gold, Blue,
Wine and Green.
5.95 to 13.50
Ladies' Winter Coats Reduced
Ail this season's Newest Coats reduced to clear at three money-
saving prices. A coat would be a grand gift for Wife or Daughter!
REGULAR TO $35.00 REGULAR TO $d5.00 REGULAR TO $59.50
23.40 34.40 44.40
WALTON A lady, asked a sailor why a ship little girl?"
'was called "she." "Fes," she replied, "but I'm
Personals: Mr. and Mrs. James I`he son of Neptune replied that prettier Clean."
Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. j it was "because the rigging cost o
Courts in London with Mr, ands I more than the hull.
Mrs. Robert Holland;; Elwood! A lady's maid told her mistress; ikn'ing the night, two burglars
Shortreed has returned from Mon-; that she once swallowed several entered the bank. One approach-
trea.l after spending the shimmer Pi 71S. ed the safe, sat down on the floor,
sailing on the Great Lakes; Stew- "Good heavens"' said the oris- i took off his shoes' and socks and
art Bryan, '.Mitchell, with his par- cress, "didn't they kill you?" i `T:Ixtfd to turn the dial of the safe)
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bry- o with bis tees,
an, Morris Township; Moody Hol- "What's the matter?" said 'nig
land, of Blyth, with friends here. The gentleman stopped to talk) TW 1. "Let's open this thing and
4 to the wee girl who was making g'(.t = .:t. of here."
mud pies on the sidewalk. "Naty, it'll only take a minutes
It Is withnarrow-souled people "My word," he exclaimed, "you i longer anti we'll drive them fln-
as with narrow -necked bottles- are pretty dirty, aren't you, my, g--rprint cx; erts 'guts."
the less they have in them, the
giore noise they make in pouring
it out! ,
The Buyer: ,"You, said this was
a splendid car on hills."
The Seller: "Man, it, will go , t
down hill as fast as cars costing
twice as much."
OAS
V0tiJ9i'E[! FOODS
LET US SOLITE THE BIG PROBLEM
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-den r'resh Green Peas for the Christmas
vegetable, and Sliced Strawberries to top off the
festive meal.r
-SI'ECIAL-
Garden Fresh Greer Pea ..........30c a pack.
Sliced Sugared Strawberries .......43c a pack.