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rY• Muroh Wrnthro h .t, eir ? an tho irate o re m tow''w,
The taewl -r aired and nedec r -
Y eP n R null meet; . n : edn a Dec. # o o nes a ,.;
, .. »& a... W :. �� :Y, • :. P lir. Q.l , a.% ;Ct�ustalU): �ltaF�l �, i
to Tow s' i Hall w te,:: 4'. '"a
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f t. f and; Mrs. � e� �Ih .�.n., �a}..
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end approved the • "
Fl#, by Mrs. E. To re i ed. a cls to #'ti ei o:W1 h
Toll a..d P Sal r . b . ng mtlred t,., n>'
council and: ,the comwitt" in to e o r 0 7� �' M
re 1 ss n was read by the move taking', pffgct ,n, POO., .: "
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charge was. commended
for lie
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�. Dod , a o h l raw : 'e tgavin�,.
Hogg d Sa to 111 ,a&t I
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Atli ' •o filed.,
d work accomplished, it,
g . k ac sped, o n
'P C u c W ur h r 1•M.
. Ch c 'Mr9: L. Dolton i h�e ane ure resid race e t
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hall each Prayer, The roll call was snapper ,tin understand iliere"will be a4 & ��D
agreed to ay the caretaker of the b ,
$2 for ach meeting held in ed by 21 ladies. The secretaries of ; r. ?,, ;, pointment made .fbr Myth. Mr, .azzd SE'LE4OTXON:''
the hall by other organizations each department gave their re i,*,`s s Mrs. Salter have made Many
during the season when a fire is ports. Mrs. E. Toll gave the "��d . � friends here, who will regret to • ; 'a � y;�
required', and'$1 per meeting with- Christmas message. The officers �M ; . learn of . their departure.. --�. 'B�lyd13
out a fire. for the New Year were installed. Standard. ANTERE . AIr[��N�Er
James Howes, reptesenting , Mr. The slate of officers for the W.M.S. GR i'
Archibald's office, presented a cer- for 1950 are: Hon. pres.,.Mrs'. J. R. Celebrated Birthday r
tificate on the Qpen .portion of,the Peters; Pres., Mrs. E. 7'011; vice Ross McPhail, Cromarty, who A delicious turkey dinner was � AND DISHES
Dunn drain and recommended that won over three other competi-
Pres., Mrs. W. Dodds; W.M:S, sec, tons at the semi-finals of the enjoyed, last Friday evening at the i
the contractor be paid. $500, and press sec., 'Mrs. W. Church; newly opened Monetta Menard s• .
The matter of the date for nom W.-M.S. treas. -Mrs, A. (Somerville Ontario Junior farmers public diningroom' Exeter, when the ehil- r
ination was discussed at length by temperance sec., Mrs. R. McFar= speaking contest held at Ridge dren of Mr. -Charles Pritz celebrat TOOLS GLOVES and MITTS �'iD�"F����p'
town. He will represent Zone
the council. It was felt that the lane; .'Christian Stewardship sec., p ed their father's 81st birthday. A r
5 in the Ontario finals in Janu-
statutory date of Dec. 26 would be Mrs. Z, Bolton; Community Friend- lovely time was spent. Charlie, as +f:
entirely unsuitable to the ratepay- ship sec., Mrs, R. Dodds; Mission- Ary' we know him, is a very robust man
ers of the township. A motion that ary Monthly sec., . Mrs. Robt. Me- for his age with splendid health, TOYS, TRIKF+t�', SEATFitc1" and SKIIS
nomination be held on Friday, Dec. Farlane; supply' sec., Mrs: T: and gets a great kick out of 'hunt
23, at 1 p:m„ was made by Council- Pryce; Captains: Circle 1, Mrs. H, ing and fishing.. Mr. and Mrs. For Youngsters
lors Simpson and, Pincombe and Dolmage, Mrs. K. Kettles, Mra. T, HOWICK COUNCIL, Louis Tlriel also were dinner
unanimously .passed by the coun- Bettles; Circle 2, Mrs. F. Johnston, guests with the Fritz famlly.—
ell. By -Law No. 11, 1949, ,providing Mrs. W. Campbell, Mrs. J. P'ryce; Zurich Herald.
for nomination meeting in 1949 to Circle 3, Mrs. L. Pepper, Mrs. Roy H 0 L D 5 MEETING Special Speaker At United Church We Carry Full Line of:
be held on Dec. 23 and election, if Patrick, Mrs. H. Axtmann; Circle
necessary, to, be held on Dec. 30, 4, Mrs, A. Alexander, Mrs. James Rev. Frank Wu, ordained minis- SINKS BATHTUBS TOILETS. AND
Howick Council met in the
was given three readings and pass- McClure, Mrs. G. Cuthill; key-wo- ter of the Church of Christ in FURNACES
ed. clerk'$ office according to a,djaurn-
mau for study book, Mrs. W. Ghiva, spoke in the Wingham U1
The tax collector reported that a Church; Mission Band leaders, ment, the reeve, E. J. Parrish, in ed Church at the morning service.
total of $29,180.57 in 1949 taxes Mrs. W. Dodds, Mrs. R. Davidson; the chair and all members present. Mr. Wu is studying at the gradu- Ask for a Free Estimate
had been paid to date. The asses- visiting committee, Ethel McClure, The minutes of the last regular ate school of studies in Toronto.
meeting were read and' on motion
sor reported the completion of the Mrs. C. 'Dolmage, Mrs. L, Elliott, On his return to China he will
of Haskins' and Zurbrigg were
assessment for 1950 with the urate Mrs. J. Beattie; flower committee, teach in the Union Theological
adopted as read. "Qual: 5 w r Q*-. uty SerYice"
visci total of $2,721,340, an in- Mrs. G. Blans'hard�, Mrs, Chambers, College. Mr. Wu brought new light t ' CGO4ti3 1 G: „��,
crease of only $106,843' over the Mrs. H. Rapson, Mrs. Geo. Bern- Moved by McMichael and Has- on China. He explained that for
former assessment. The matter of ard; organist, Mrs. F. Johnston; kina: That the road superintend- centuries the peasants of China
setting a date for the court of re- ent put a notice in the Wingham,
program committee, Mrs. E. Toll, have been paying sixty per cent Geo-A-Sills&ons
vision on the new assessment was Mrs. W. Dodds, ,Mrs. Church, Mrs. Lis -towel and Hanover papers not- of their income to their landlords. _�
left over until the next meet,, q, t J ifying the public that cars parked W, h A I Ti
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Irr response to a request from
. Mon gomery, Mrs. as. Hagg,
auditors', • Mrs. Walter 'Somerville,
mi the roadside, also mail boxes,
milkstands, etc., too close to the
— ing am _ vanee- nes-
Mark Fortieth Anniversary
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the Village of Exeter re the 1949
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Mrs. E. Miller.
SURGE MILKERS
ELIMYILLE
r.��rudvur,.rrU�<ru,t
debenture payment on the Exeter
Slate of officers for W.A.: Pres„
road will be at their own risk
and Mrs: Thomas Elliott,
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Pled a -146 XWL
District High School, council agreed
Mrs. R. McClure; vice -Pres., Mrs.
while snowplowing is in effect.
esteemed residents of Halm
tee
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to forward the debenture a
payment
G. Smith;-see.-treas., Mrs. R, Bol-
Carried.
Moved b Gowd and VlcMich-
wedding
celebrated :their fortieth wedding
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ing in a field on the farm of Allan ment of the sum of $1500.00 t - be t.
(f I Johns, north of 'here. Pilot Smith paid by the police village for the 2
of London brought the plane down remodelling of the hall; tbe.village s{rr
with the wheels up, when the mo- trustees be allowed free use of this LUCIEN LELONG
for failed while stunt flying. The hall. for three. meetings each year ty:
pilot was uninjured and the plane to conduct village business. Car-
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was not badly damaged. The R.C. ried.
A.F. wrecking crew towed it be- Moved by Haskins and McMich perfumes Q�1d CO�Og;R6� l
bind a truck to the air station, ael: That Mrs. Lottie :Martin be
• t C which took several hours. On ac- charged taxes on the assessment
Dundas at •Clarence. - Londdn, Ont. count of the wingspread at times of the lot in Wroxeter and the tax bmhdays, "tlpEcitifl if�ns
: s r r eh more exciting
2 P Anniversaries
r it could not pass between hydro es on the assessment of the house „ l
(late8 C8E be go mII;
, � ) and telephone poles opposite each .which was burned last Jan. 4 be
J
other and traffic was blocked, deleted. from the tax roll, and that J. B. HIGGIN"S'
,• r �1 1 , when they`re remembered with the
`! • 1 ,r The Euchre Club met at the the tax collector be ordered to not- PHONE' 138 SEAFORTH �f
• i home of Mr, and Mrs. Franklin •ify her of the same and the same Authorized Surge Service Dealer Opening Night delicate allure of Lucien belong per;
Skinner Fridayevening, the arty to apply to Dobson Bros.' lot and Cologne Gxa
P From $1.50 fumes and colognes.
being late in starting on account egg grading station that was also THE McKILLOPi '
of the aircraft blocking the road destroyed by fire. Carried.
The" complete, thrilling selection -of Lucien Lelong frag-
near the gate of the ,Skinner farm. Moved by McMichael and Zur•-
MUTUAL FIRE
\ The winners were Mrs. H. Bell and brigg: That. we a the assessor , rances now graces our perfume counter, ready to enhance
pay INSURANCE COY.
�4 Mr. John Realey; consolation, Mrs. $250 as part salary. Carried. !
Moved b your own Loveliness or to delight. the heart of some charm- i ,y
A. Cooper and Don Stephen. A y Zurbrigg and Haskins:
' dainty lunch as served by the That we given the Salvation Army HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, Ont, ing lady. We also have the smart, new Flacon de Sac— i; r
Appeal to his sense of luxury hostess. a. grant of $10. Carried. purse -size flaskil of Lucien Luang perfumes, sealed in t7f;
O ° with a pair of 'handsome Gift Moved by Gowdy and Zurbrigg: OFFICERS: 1;
S Mr. and Mrs. Reg. McDonald
Slippers smartly styled, for That the following accounts be Frank McGregor, Clinton - Pres. Paris, enclosed in individual felt pochcttes... wondedul
and children, of Exeter, spent ;Sun
men of all ages, from SMITH'S paid: Relief, $123.75; J, S'Jinter, Chris. Leonhardt, Brodhagen, Vice-
SHOE STORE! day with Mr. and Mrs. E. Skinner. for yourself or as gifts.
error on dog tax. $2; Mrs. Eliza- President.
beth Dickett, error• nn dog tax( $2; Merton A. Reid, Seaforth, Manager r . w
x Made on cork -cushioned plat- and Secretary Treasurer, Indiscrete -'Y1111
M. D. Irvin, wreath for cenotaph,
forms, the Romeo, as iilustret- of $8,372 so that the bank would P DIRECTORS: I Orage,
ed, is the most comfortable $6; loo es to;- assessor,
, 6.80; ed
I •' t(Opening Night
have it when the payments were envelopes fm' assessor, $46.80; R. Chris. Leonhardt, Brodhagen; E. }�."-`' ( P g )
slipper we can suggest for that due on Dec. 15. J. Trewartha, Clinton; Harvey` m
man, Featured in rich bur- W. N. Wade. burglary and theft
Fuller, R.R. 2, God.erieh; J, H. Me- "N" (Toglic)
r ' ` Council approved dog tax re- insurance for tax collector, $15; ,•�'° _J y,
Bundy; brown with zipper, in bates to Reginald Delbridge, John Treasurer, County of Huron, hos- Wing, R.R. 1, Blyth; Frank Mc r^ Sirocco ;
sizes from 6 to 11; also (�i Gregor, R.R. 5, Clinton; Hugh nl f
• • Opera style, Price.. S5.0 Stewart, Fred Walters and Philip pitalizal,ion. ` re Helen Mahood, llacorvde Sac Sirocco Toilet ;
Burch, A. W. Morgan was re $6.75; Wilfred Brawn, fox bounties, Alexander, R.R. 1, Walton; Wm. Water $2.5o
You cant go wrong this ehnstows �• R. Archibald, R.R. 4, Seaforth; 31.50 f„
See Slippers for Her on another appointed to the Exeter District $4: Robert Brown, fox bounty, $2 John L. Malone, R.R. 5• Seaforth;
• • 0 0Kpage of this paper. High School Board for a further Treasurer County of Huron, col- S. H. Whitmore, R.R. 3, Seaforth.,
if you give the new term of two years on motion of lection of taxes, $56.59; Lloyd Felk-R
A COZY AND WARM SLIPPERS AGENTS: ;
Councillors Pineombe and Brock. , er, fox bounties, $10; W. C. Nickel,
for every member of the family i 6 N Stu n 1 fox Finlay Mcliercher, R.R. 1, Dub McKINDSEY DItiTG STORE
-ftrtStO�tQ The road superintendent. present- fo-, bount es, $ , e r o , lin; E.
featured this Christmas at Pepper, Brucefleld; J. E.
ed vouchers to the amount of $3,- bounty, $2; Lloyd Hupfer, fox prueter, Brodhagen; George A,
1 '� 699.80 and these together with bounties, $4; Cecil Grainger, foxMANTEL RAD10SMITH
bounty, $2; Garnet. Wright, part Watt, B1yGh.
„ other .current accounts including
the high school debenture payment sa.laly as assessor, $250; C. G. ■
i go ypuwill beweed•tthe clear rich to" olthil of $8,372 were passed on motion Cooke, selecting jurors $4, court
linteradbinibglessin,rfe...e RE of Councillors Simpson and Jef- of revision $5; W. D. Colby, re-
ivwy plebe can, An 3'9.95 ■ SHOE STOENC
fery. The treasurer reported a bal- ports on drains 4, 17, 12, 18, $120;
•i ovManding *else ■t 0 SEAFORTH ante of cash of $16,950.53. Eakins & MacDonald, services re
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Council adjourned to meet again drains, $160'; E. J. Farrish, fees and
� �� i on Thursdayafternoon, Dec, 15. mileage, mileage,
Harold Gowdy,
MWFAFAAWK •�.. fees and mileage, $118.60; Warren '
FLOUR '
RISE $104.3 ; fees and mileage,
�woWeleotne Gl S SURPRISE'
$7 d mi Harvey McMichael, fees GIVES 'PERFECT SATISFACTION
and mileage, $1.06; Ivan Haskins,
` fees and mileage, $108.60; P.
�,� Durst. part salary $80, postage $5, "GOLD STAR" —All Purpose Flour
� •t � w) � revising voters' lists $736.95; Sal-
vation Army, grant, $10; R. H. "EXCELLENCE" —Bread Flour
v ti Carson & Son, office supplies,
�uProclamation $2.65., Total, $1,643.34.
' Move by Haskins and Gowdy: "MAGIC" — Ontario Wheat Pastry Flour,
Moved
r That the road accounts as approv-
ed be paid. -Carried. "Just Give Them a Trial"
TARTAN T Moved by Gowdy and Haskine:
AUTO ROBE k By resolution of the Council, I again at we
clerk's woffice uDec. 16 rn to meet
Lony-wearing all n - �'� • � at. the cal] of the Reeve. Carried, • DAIRY RATION •PIG STARTER •CALF MEAL
wool robe in Ss- /.��j • hereby proclaim •HOG FATTENER •SOW RATION •HOG GROWER
sorted designs. V with a
The Danger of Fear
�r�rastone I ,
set Of ♦• Fear of financial los through
• ± long hoof of
ocelots urns • CHICK GROWER • LAYING MASH • CHICK STARTER
Dec axe'Tuesday,. 27 and loss of work often deters pea•• HATCHING MASH
�,plc from checking with a. doctor • BROILER MASH
SEALED 89AM STUDDED
„ BOXIAG
when they suspect they are suffer-
FOG t� GRODID GRIPS d ®AY ing from cancer. But fear is one
•S • of cancer's best allies. It often
delays diagnosis a.r,d treatment of 'SURGEON GRAIN and PROCESSED FEEDS
LIGHT The tires that pull (d00 -ib)' t curable cancer until it is too late..
i I�+.r through snow and � Don't let fear prevent Vol] from
Provides e,npielight lot mud without �;U'r � a HOLIDAY making sure.
Feed Division of Excellence dour Mills, Limited
600
Fuggy nightej sMeH ep•-• e - Ghalrl5. � r
�,•peerence' �. •. '
After Hours
and respectfully request the Citizens SEAFORTH,ONTARIO PHONES 353- '
1
i AND • ' DEALER 1 t A change is often as good, as
a
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and Business Men to observe Smile. rest, and this applies particularly
In the fieldl of recreation. Office FARMERS
Ma, E °.
-CLANK
ton press sec., 'Mrs. W. Church;
Manse committee, sec,Mrs. . Alexa,-
der, Mrs. W. Somerville; auditors,
Mrs. I. Trews the, Mrs, auditors,
r Mc-
Spadden• W.A. committee, Mrs. T.
Bettles, Mrs. R. Bolton, Mrs. R•
Dodds, Mrs. E. Hawley.
N y n
ael: That the Village of Gorrie
Community Club be given free ac-
cess and use of the Howick Town-
ship Community Hall, the. choice
of 12 nights each year; that the
caretaker contact the Community
president before the hall is
Club y
leased' any night so that the club
may have the option of having the
use of it if they choose; this agree-
anniversary and also Mr. Elliott's
73rd birthday on' Thursday, Nov. 24.
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Cox, son-in-law
and daughter of the honored cou-
pie, entertained the members of
the family to a fowl dinner at their
home. A nicely decorated, wedding
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emphasise those
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special datesPerfume
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SURGE MILKERS
ELIMYILLE
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ment to be • in effect a period of
the next ten years, these privileg-
p� to ha rrivnn in lip, of thp. nav-
DAIRY MAID
Hot Water Heaters
will your
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PAS` BEST �A�ti�ET PRICES'
A Harvard training plane from
Centralia. crashedi in a. foreed land-
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tz.
4
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ing in a field on the farm of Allan ment of the sum of $1500.00 t - be t.
(f I Johns, north of 'here. Pilot Smith paid by the police village for the 2
of London brought the plane down remodelling of the hall; tbe.village s{rr
with the wheels up, when the mo- trustees be allowed free use of this LUCIEN LELONG
for failed while stunt flying. The hall. for three. meetings each year ty:
pilot was uninjured and the plane to conduct village business. Car-
4 v .
was not badly damaged. The R.C. ried.
A.F. wrecking crew towed it be- Moved by Haskins and McMich perfumes Q�1d CO�Og;R6� l
bind a truck to the air station, ael: That Mrs. Lottie :Martin be
• t C which took several hours. On ac- charged taxes on the assessment
Dundas at •Clarence. - Londdn, Ont. count of the wingspread at times of the lot in Wroxeter and the tax bmhdays, "tlpEcitifl if�ns
: s r r eh more exciting
2 P Anniversaries
r it could not pass between hydro es on the assessment of the house „ l
(late8 C8E be go mII;
, � ) and telephone poles opposite each .which was burned last Jan. 4 be
J
other and traffic was blocked, deleted. from the tax roll, and that J. B. HIGGIN"S'
,• r �1 1 , when they`re remembered with the
`! • 1 ,r The Euchre Club met at the the tax collector be ordered to not- PHONE' 138 SEAFORTH �f
• i home of Mr, and Mrs. Franklin •ify her of the same and the same Authorized Surge Service Dealer Opening Night delicate allure of Lucien belong per;
Skinner Fridayevening, the arty to apply to Dobson Bros.' lot and Cologne Gxa
P From $1.50 fumes and colognes.
being late in starting on account egg grading station that was also THE McKILLOPi '
of the aircraft blocking the road destroyed by fire. Carried.
The" complete, thrilling selection -of Lucien Lelong frag-
near the gate of the ,Skinner farm. Moved by McMichael and Zur•-
MUTUAL FIRE
\ The winners were Mrs. H. Bell and brigg: That. we a the assessor , rances now graces our perfume counter, ready to enhance
pay INSURANCE COY.
�4 Mr. John Realey; consolation, Mrs. $250 as part salary. Carried. !
Moved b your own Loveliness or to delight. the heart of some charm- i ,y
A. Cooper and Don Stephen. A y Zurbrigg and Haskins:
' dainty lunch as served by the That we given the Salvation Army HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, Ont, ing lady. We also have the smart, new Flacon de Sac— i; r
Appeal to his sense of luxury hostess. a. grant of $10. Carried. purse -size flaskil of Lucien Luang perfumes, sealed in t7f;
O ° with a pair of 'handsome Gift Moved by Gowdy and Zurbrigg: OFFICERS: 1;
S Mr. and Mrs. Reg. McDonald
Slippers smartly styled, for That the following accounts be Frank McGregor, Clinton - Pres. Paris, enclosed in individual felt pochcttes... wondedul
and children, of Exeter, spent ;Sun
men of all ages, from SMITH'S paid: Relief, $123.75; J, S'Jinter, Chris. Leonhardt, Brodhagen, Vice-
SHOE STORE! day with Mr. and Mrs. E. Skinner. for yourself or as gifts.
error on dog tax. $2; Mrs. Eliza- President.
beth Dickett, error• nn dog tax( $2; Merton A. Reid, Seaforth, Manager r . w
x Made on cork -cushioned plat- and Secretary Treasurer, Indiscrete -'Y1111
M. D. Irvin, wreath for cenotaph,
forms, the Romeo, as iilustret- of $8,372 so that the bank would P DIRECTORS: I Orage,
ed, is the most comfortable $6; loo es to;- assessor,
, 6.80; ed
I •' t(Opening Night
have it when the payments were envelopes fm' assessor, $46.80; R. Chris. Leonhardt, Brodhagen; E. }�."-`' ( P g )
slipper we can suggest for that due on Dec. 15. J. Trewartha, Clinton; Harvey` m
man, Featured in rich bur- W. N. Wade. burglary and theft
Fuller, R.R. 2, God.erieh; J, H. Me- "N" (Toglic)
r ' ` Council approved dog tax re- insurance for tax collector, $15; ,•�'° _J y,
Bundy; brown with zipper, in bates to Reginald Delbridge, John Treasurer, County of Huron, hos- Wing, R.R. 1, Blyth; Frank Mc r^ Sirocco ;
sizes from 6 to 11; also (�i Gregor, R.R. 5, Clinton; Hugh nl f
• • Opera style, Price.. S5.0 Stewart, Fred Walters and Philip pitalizal,ion. ` re Helen Mahood, llacorvde Sac Sirocco Toilet ;
Burch, A. W. Morgan was re $6.75; Wilfred Brawn, fox bounties, Alexander, R.R. 1, Walton; Wm. Water $2.5o
You cant go wrong this ehnstows �• R. Archibald, R.R. 4, Seaforth; 31.50 f„
See Slippers for Her on another appointed to the Exeter District $4: Robert Brown, fox bounty, $2 John L. Malone, R.R. 5• Seaforth;
• • 0 0Kpage of this paper. High School Board for a further Treasurer County of Huron, col- S. H. Whitmore, R.R. 3, Seaforth.,
if you give the new term of two years on motion of lection of taxes, $56.59; Lloyd Felk-R
A COZY AND WARM SLIPPERS AGENTS: ;
Councillors Pineombe and Brock. , er, fox bounties, $10; W. C. Nickel,
for every member of the family i 6 N Stu n 1 fox Finlay Mcliercher, R.R. 1, Dub McKINDSEY DItiTG STORE
-ftrtStO�tQ The road superintendent. present- fo-, bount es, $ , e r o , lin; E.
featured this Christmas at Pepper, Brucefleld; J. E.
ed vouchers to the amount of $3,- bounty, $2; Lloyd Hupfer, fox prueter, Brodhagen; George A,
1 '� 699.80 and these together with bounties, $4; Cecil Grainger, foxMANTEL RAD10SMITH
bounty, $2; Garnet. Wright, part Watt, B1yGh.
„ other .current accounts including
the high school debenture payment sa.laly as assessor, $250; C. G. ■
i go ypuwill beweed•tthe clear rich to" olthil of $8,372 were passed on motion Cooke, selecting jurors $4, court
linteradbinibglessin,rfe...e RE of Councillors Simpson and Jef- of revision $5; W. D. Colby, re-
ivwy plebe can, An 3'9.95 ■ SHOE STOENC
fery. The treasurer reported a bal- ports on drains 4, 17, 12, 18, $120;
•i ovManding *else ■t 0 SEAFORTH ante of cash of $16,950.53. Eakins & MacDonald, services re
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Council adjourned to meet again drains, $160'; E. J. Farrish, fees and
� �� i on Thursdayafternoon, Dec, 15. mileage, mileage,
Harold Gowdy,
MWFAFAAWK •�.. fees and mileage, $118.60; Warren '
FLOUR '
RISE $104.3 ; fees and mileage,
�woWeleotne Gl S SURPRISE'
$7 d mi Harvey McMichael, fees GIVES 'PERFECT SATISFACTION
and mileage, $1.06; Ivan Haskins,
` fees and mileage, $108.60; P.
�,� Durst. part salary $80, postage $5, "GOLD STAR" —All Purpose Flour
� •t � w) � revising voters' lists $736.95; Sal-
vation Army, grant, $10; R. H. "EXCELLENCE" —Bread Flour
v ti Carson & Son, office supplies,
�uProclamation $2.65., Total, $1,643.34.
' Move by Haskins and Gowdy: "MAGIC" — Ontario Wheat Pastry Flour,
Moved
r That the road accounts as approv-
ed be paid. -Carried. "Just Give Them a Trial"
TARTAN T Moved by Gowdy and Haskine:
AUTO ROBE k By resolution of the Council, I again at we
clerk's woffice uDec. 16 rn to meet
Lony-wearing all n - �'� • � at. the cal] of the Reeve. Carried, • DAIRY RATION •PIG STARTER •CALF MEAL
wool robe in Ss- /.��j • hereby proclaim •HOG FATTENER •SOW RATION •HOG GROWER
sorted designs. V with a
The Danger of Fear
�r�rastone I ,
set Of ♦• Fear of financial los through
• ± long hoof of
ocelots urns • CHICK GROWER • LAYING MASH • CHICK STARTER
Dec axe'Tuesday,. 27 and loss of work often deters pea•• HATCHING MASH
�,plc from checking with a. doctor • BROILER MASH
SEALED 89AM STUDDED
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when they suspect they are suffer-
FOG t� GRODID GRIPS d ®AY ing from cancer. But fear is one
•S • of cancer's best allies. It often
delays diagnosis a.r,d treatment of 'SURGEON GRAIN and PROCESSED FEEDS
LIGHT The tires that pull (d00 -ib)' t curable cancer until it is too late..
i I�+.r through snow and � Don't let fear prevent Vol] from
Provides e,npielight lot mud without �;U'r � a HOLIDAY making sure.
Feed Division of Excellence dour Mills, Limited
600
Fuggy nightej sMeH ep•-• e - Ghalrl5. � r
�,•peerence' �. •. '
After Hours
and respectfully request the Citizens SEAFORTH,ONTARIO PHONES 353- '
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and Business Men to observe Smile. rest, and this applies particularly
In the fieldl of recreation. Office FARMERS
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workers -and men who sit.
without actually expending be stand
all:; day at machines may be tired
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We buy WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, MIXED GRAX; alta
RELIANCE PETROLEUM
MAYOR
physdeal energy. For ,these people
moderate after-hours exercise in
will your
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the farm bobbles, h_` iv-
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agus�eful games
often mrxi•e
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