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TOOLS - , GUNS - TACKLE
CLOCKS
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
We have a Glittering Selection. of Lights
and -Decorations for Christmts Trees
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Ohrietinasi That's all. we hear
up in our corner Q ton. RepOrtA
dances and helidaySF alt BUOCeded
by christillarl, have kept this MA'S
conversation -hopping.
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Reports were given oq; MIS week
and facial expressions were every!
thing from 'Smiling Bain51 to the
'Man in ,Mourning.' Oramniing was
done away with 'this time, Since
there were no examinations. How•
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ever, it was the periodic tests that
left the tell-tale marks. Of course,
some say exams are better, and
others say tests •ars. better. No
matter whatever it is, if you work
at it, you will be rewarded.
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Jolly fun is planned for the
Christmas party Frid.ay afternoon.
Inside information reveals there
are going to be some 'real rib -tick-
ling stunts. Students, don't be ab.,
sent! There will be some doings'
you want want to miss, and the
teachers . . .. well, if my informai
tion is correct, they won't -miss Si
thing.
After such an activated after-
noon most normal persons would,
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KEEPS YOUR BATTERY.
LOADED WITH POWER
SPECIAL PURCHASE! Regular $9.98. Genuine
General Electric BATTERY VITALIZER keeps
battery fully charged during cold winter nights,
insuring full starting power in morning. Easiest
to use -no installation -simply hang Vitalizer on
Steering wheel and plug into
car's cigar lighter socket , . .
Other plug fits any 110 -volt,
.60 -cycle outlet. Immediately
uthrts charging battery. Costs
less than a cent a night to
"use. A great gift idea for the
Jmotoris.
fxrPtA
ipECIAL
UTILITY
TROUBLE LAMP
Plugs into cigarette
lighter outlet - 12 -ft.
cord reaches any part
of the car. Gives power-
ful light for changing
tire, roadside repairs,
etc. Neat, attractive
- and acceptable.
HEADLAMP' VISORS
'Tor added beauty and safer night
.41riving. Translucent plastic -
-wed, green, blue or amber. Bright
reflector jewels indicate if head-
lights are operating. .64
Per pair
II/Z4
lam
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:WHEEL SPINNER
Bright chrome
and plastic.
Nifty glamour -
girls - in the
palm of Year
hand. Gives
firm control.
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MIRROR-SPOTLAMP
Adds smart styling and greater
visibility to any car. Clamps
on door and does double -duty -
as a side -view mirror and power-
ful spotlight. High chrome finish.
'Former price $10.25. 7.95
Now only
CIGARETTE LIGJITER
Similar to
de luxe orig-
1 n a 1 equip-
ment. High-
ly chromed.
Completely
automatic -
1.69
Handsome Plaid MOTOR ROBES
WOOL MOTOR ROBE -With rayon added for
extra durability. Rich clear colour combinations.
Hand rolled fringe. Big size - 5'95
54" x 64". Extra value
PURE WOOL TARTAN PLAID ROBE -
Choice of popular Macintosh, Gordon.
Meal° and Wallace. Thick brushed nap;
deep fringes. 54" x 66" . 7.50
"WAVERLEY" BLOCK PLAID ROBE -
Beautifully woven, All -Wool, with R
Buff or Light Blue predominating.
Approx. 58" x 70"
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lielidaY. That is, anynormal per..
son. utpot the gang at old 8.1c).
'H.S. A \ Zama is scheduled for
that night, when Clyietmas
&MAK be in abundange. Any-
thing ean be expected, since the
dance is Also a Sadie ifswkin's do.
Question of the week: ?Jaye you
tried het:liming up any poets lately?
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Industrial League
Standing
P WLT Pts.
St. Cohnnkan .... 6 4 1 1, 9
Merchants 6 4 1 19
Kgmondville 6 2 1 3 S
Winthrop 6 0 0 6 0
M•onaay, January 5: Merchants
VA. EgmondrIlle; Winthrop vs. St.
Coliunhan.
District
Obituaries
LATE GEORGE LAIDLAW
TUCKERSMITHWord"fiati been
received Of the sudden death of
Gorge Laidlaw, son of thelate Mr.1
and Mrs. David Laidlaw, Wolseley,
Sask., formerly of Tuckersmith.
Mr. •Laidlaw's home was. in Bri-
tish Columbia, where he was con-
nected with a lutobering compnny.I
He passed away -while visiting) hia
sister, Mrs. George Keith, at Lone
Rock, Sask.
Surviving are another sister,
Mrs. George Lydard, Regina, and
three brothers, Wilfred and David,
Lone Rock, and Harold, Sudbury.'
The deceased was a nephew of
Mr. 'Robert McGonigle, Seaforth.
ZION
Mr'.'-ana 'Mrs. -Clairton Sheldon
and Jimmie, St. Marys, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Gordon and Donna, vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Dalton. Mal -
cam and Mrs. James Malcolm on
Sunday.
'Mrs. Rena Stacey and Mowet and
Mrs, George Robinson Spent Wed-
nesday in Stratford.
Mr..and Mrs. Charles Roney and
family visited recently with her sir, -
ter, Mrs. Reg CudsnOre, and Mr.
Cudinore, Clinton.
.Mr. and Mrs. Morley Lannin and
Gail, Miss Ethel. Roney, 'Mrs. Geo.
Graham and Mrs. James Malcolm
spent Thursday in Sarnia,
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COCKER SPANIEL
Seaforth Man Heads
Perth -Jersey Cattle
Club After Elections
At the annual meeting of the
Perth-Hurow Jersey Cattle Club
Friday afternoon in the Department
of Agriculture offices, Stratford, of-
ficers elected for 1953 were: presi-
dent, Irwin Trewartha, Seaforth;
1st vice-president, Fred Rutbig, St.
Marys; 2nd vice-president, Thoma.s
Puppies For Sale Montgomery, Clinton.
The Ideal Christmas 'Gift
For Children
C. L. WORKMAN
Phone 15X Brussels
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Annual
Ratepayers Meeting
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S.S, NO. 6, McKILLOP
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WEDNESDAY
DECEMBER 31
New Year's Eve
DANCE
SEAFORTH
COMMUNITY 'CENTRE
Wednesday, December 31
Murdoch's Orchestra
agricultural representative for Hur-
on; assistant secretary-tressurer,
Ralph E. White; provincial direc-
tor, Ka,r1 Veroor, Stratford.
• North Perth Directors: Harold
McNaughton, Mitchell; Harvey
Ische, Stratford, and Dr. J. R. Rid -
!dell, Palmerston; South Perth di-
rectors,: Purvis Thompson, St.
Marys; Peter Morrison, St. Marys;
Sydney Harlow, St. Pauls; Gilford
Boyd, St. Pauls; David Worden, St.
Marys; Huron directors: Lorne
Carter, Seaforth; John Pbwell, Sea -
forth; auditors, Peter Morrison and
John Powell; sales agents, Sydney
Harlow and Irwin Trewaytha.
Thirty breecleis attenaed. The
meeting was addressed by James
Bremner, secretary of the Cana-
dian 'Jersey Cattle Club, and Her-
bert Armstrong, Guelph, fieldruan
for Onfaritt.
Hats, Horns,• Novelty Dancee
Auspices of Seaforth W.I.
Admission - 75 Cents
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Big pantry bill: In 1951 Cana -
diens spent $3,400,000,000 on food.
Glass Gremlins
Bits of broken glass or china or
scraps of sharp -edged „metal, lying
in wait for unwary fingers, may
cause serious injury. Such waste
material should 'be disposed of
with great care to avoid hurting
anyone handling it It is best to
put broken glass and similar dan-
gerous stuff into a carton or box,
wrap and tie it securely and place
it in the refuse container. Mem-
A LAST-MINUTE SHOPPING
SUGGESTON!
Don't Miss These
Seasonal Specials
Give Useful Articles For the Home That
Every Member of the Family May Enjoy!
ELECTRIC KETTLE
ELECTRIC IRONS
GRILLS
TOASTERS
TRI - LIGHTS
TABLE LAMPS
COFt EE TABLES
END TABLES ,
HASSOCKS
CLOTHES HAMPERS
Come in and browse around the.Friendliest Store in TOwn
Box Furniture Store
IF'Utter°1 and Ambulance Service,
PHON,U : SEAFORIM
GO -U4 -P -ON
This Coupon is worth 1O% on any Christmas
Gift bought In our store on Saturday, De-
ceMber 20, ONLY!
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Check this' partial 'list of Stylish, Useful Gifts for
Father, Mother, Sister, Brother, or, §weitheaxt ; •
For 'Widest Choice and Best Values, Always
- CHRISTMAS SHOP AT STBWART BROS.
Choose These Gifts
FOR. HIM
FINE SHIRTS 2.95 to 5.95
NYLON SHIRTS 11.95
PYJAMAS 3.95 to 6.95
NYLON PYJAMAS 15.00
NECKWEAR 1.00 to 2.00
M UFFLE RS 2.95 to 4.95
FINE HOSE 1.00 to 2.50
• ANKLE SOX 690 to 1.95
INITIAL FELTS 3.00
HICOCK BELTS 1.50 to 2.50
HANDKERCHIEFS 25c to 75c
SWEATERS' 4.95 to9.50
SPORT SHIRTS ',4.95to 10.95
DRESSING GOWNS 12.95 to 16.95
JEWELLERY " 50c to 5.00
MEN'S "RI PONS" 2.50 & 2.95
MONOGRAM SOX' • 1.95
• GLOVES ' 2.98 to 6.95
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Lovely Gifts
FOR HER
HANDBAGS
GLOVES
SLIPS
PYJAMAS and GOWNS
NYLON HOSE
TOWELS
TOWEL SETS
LUNCH SETS
BLOUSES
SWEATERS
HOUSE COATS
DRESSES
HANDKERCHIEFS ....
KENVVOOD BLANKETS
BEDSPREADS
3.50
1.50
1.95
2.95
1.19
59c
2.95
to 8,95,
to 3.95
to 7.95
to 7.50
to 1.95
to 1.95
to 8.95
245 to 5.95
2.95 to 8.95
3.95 to 7.95
3.95 to 19.50
7.95 to 29.50
10c to 1.25
11.50 to 19.95
7.95 to 18.50
TABLE CLOTHS
APRONS
UMBRELLAS
SKIRTS
2.95 to 16.50
95c to 1.95
3.95 to 4.95
4.95 to 15.95
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Real "Boyish" Gifts
HOCKEY SWEATERS -National League Teams
REINDEER SWEATERS
FINE SOX -Nylons, Wool and Nylon
SANFORIZED LINED JEANS
NEW PATTERN SUEDE SHIRTS
BOYS' SHIRTS -Regular or Sport
BOYS' TIES-Reguar or Bows
JACKETS and STORM COATS.
"NYLON BLEND" DRAPED SLACKS
3.50
2.95 & 3.95
79c to 1.19
3.75 to 4.50
259
1.50 to 2.95
50c & 75c
8.95 to 15.95
7.95
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Choose
These Gifts for the
"LITTLE GIRL" on Your List
SWEATERS 2.98 to 3.98
SKI RTs 2.98 to 4.98
HOSE
PU RS ES
LINED JEANS
BABY GIFTS
RIPONS 1.95 to 2.50
2.95
GOWNS 1.50 to 4.50
UMBRELLAS
PYJAMAS and
STEWART BROS.
GIFTS FOR ALL TFIF, FAMILY
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39c to 1.00
1.25
3.95 & 4.50
50c to 4.95
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MORg
SHOPPING
VAYS
bers of the family and the peple
who handle garbage disposal in the
community will then be protected
against accidental wounds that
Gould be very dangercius.
Rashes
When a rash appears, especially
on a child's skin, a doctor should
be consulted. While it may have
a simple cause, it could also be a
symptom of one of the contagious
diseases or an allergy. In any
case, early diagnosis will help to
remedy the trouble by prompt
treatment. It will also help to
protect the rest of the family from
infection. •
• Fumbling Fingers
When Junior first tries to master
the art of tying shoelaces and but-
toning buttons, it's a good idea to
show him how and then leave him
to work out the problem for him-
self. He'll never learn to show
initiative and resourcefulness if
someone continually takes over
each time he strikes a snag. It
doe,s more for his independence and
personal pride to let him discover
. how to do simple things.
Save Lives • • •
and Property Loss
Your attention is called to the danger to life and
property from Christmas dcorations, such as
draperies, scenery, cotton to represent snow, etc..
Displays of this nature and the lighting arrange-
mnts in connection therein, add greatly to the
ordinary risks of fire.
See that inflammable material iiclear of and
not hung over lighting devices, steam pipes, stove
'pipes, electric light bulbs, etc.
See that electric circuits are properly fused
and-,inot overloaded. Have all temporary decora-
tions 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 vigil-
ance and care must be exercised.
' fro Citizens of Seaforth and District We Extend Best
Wishes Fr 4 Haptly Holiday Seas/In!
SEAFORTH VIRE BRIGADE
ANotteAvigeuemoteeemo. JOHN P. scorn ,Fire Chief
BIG CHRISTMAS .
FOOD SALE'i
THE PRICES GOOD FROM DEC. 18 THROUGH:TO ^DEC. 27
TREAT CHOICE
PEACHES -20 -oz. Tins 2 for 43c
ROSE BRAND
SWEET MIX PICKLES -16 -oz. Jar 33c
Can ada's Favorite!
NABOB COFFEE -1 -lb. Bag 33c
GOLDEN MIX NUTS 2 lbs. 75c
'Chocolate -Coated WAFERS Cello 49c
-1 -lb.
GARDEN PATCH PEAS 2 Tins 31c
LUSHUS or JELLO
JELLY POWDERS 3 for 28c
7 Delicious Favors
FOR DAD ! FOR MOTHER
Tobacco and Cigarettes I Box Chocolates
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A GOOD VARIETY OFCANDY IN STOCK
To Suit Every Taste!
NEW NAVEL ORANGES Doz. 42c
LARGE -220 Size
JUICE ORANGES Doz. 45c
-Large „Size..2
Extra Large Celery Stal)cs, Head Lttuce,
Grapes, Tangerines,' Cranberries
Stoldey's TOMATO LIME 48 Tin
-oz. -31c
May we take this opportunity in' wishing rie ill A
MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR, and many thanks for your patronage Of 1952, •
ART WRIGHT and STA''
Wright's Superior Food Markt
stp...sgitvE a LOW PRICES
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