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WROXETER
Philip Duret wits a t'eceut visitor in
Clinton,
Charles Spree' spent 51roulay in
O, nrlgevi 11••,
John Munro rut tuned to Toronto,
an Tuesday.
Win. linorh, of Kit (Metter, spent
Inst week at his home here.
Roy R.)11111801), of Clinton, visited
old frieode in the vintage, Inst week.
Aserlas n nt ere•rv1
1';.la h-
.
ing
held in tin" Hailed hurrh, weeI
t,
Ju o, Gil>0r, 1. Chicago, spent. Olnist-
ruts week with his parents, Thos. and
Mrs, Gibson.
Bans Rasmussen, London, WAR a
holiday visitor with his mother, Mrs,
S. (.asm heart,
Robl. and Mr's. Black are visiting
with their daughter, Mrs. 13, Whit-
. mote, FIai i'iston.
Rev, Alex, Sanderson, Guelph. bad
charge of the evening service in the
United Church, nn Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Planntz returner) to
Stratford, on Monday, after epeoding
tet
i days with her mother, Mrs. \Vm.
Westlake.
Many
fele/ids of Mrs. R. Grainger,
of Howick, will regret to knew that
she is io Fergtle Hospital suffering
from a fractured thigh, the result of a
fall, at her home.
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BELGRAVE
MLA.`1 , Seat,
0 ssS
911altafP. days
P w
with relatives at. A ye.
Miss Fairy Dells, of \Viogliam, was ;
a recent visitor with Needs here,
Mrs. Se.tndr'ett and Miss Corinne
NT PCP holiday visitnrS ill Wiuglttlm.
Miss l.nni11' A1rlCet,zie spent a
eonple of clays in I,medoe, lastweelc,
Dan and Mrs. (4eddee were (Theist -
is visitota with friends ai Anhui n.
Albert and Aire. Quinn, nf Blyth,
were visitors with friends here, re-
centiy,
;4Tr. and 1Tls, Manning and son,
Billie, emelt Christmas with relatives
at Auburn.
Mrs. lynx teal laughter s, of White -
ohm ch, spot.'londay with Rev, and
.. Mee, h'o'lder
Drat F•v'truton, of Teront n, mss n re-
cto t visitoi with his parents, .Andy
and b}, s P.,r11s011.
• Mrs, N, th-'ry. sr., is spending some
time with her daughter, McR Jae,
McGill, in \Vewanosh.
Rev, Mt. Parr was renewing ke-
(111ailltanees here. having re Ms to at-
tend
the funeral of the
late Rirhnrd
Pr,cter,
George R''biuson hats returned to
I)etrn:t atter spending the poet two
we-ks with hie parents, Thomas and
Airs, Robinson
\ Rnheet McKenzie retnr'ned to
Vindanr, last week, after spending
Ohristnr's with his perents, R. and
Mrs. McKenzie,
1Jnmes and Mrs. Feegnsen, of 'Peron-
tn. ween 0111'1Ftlr' as visitor's at the
home of the former's parents, Andy
and Airs, 11Nrpuenn.
I y _PY
Will be held in
LONG'S HALL
CRANBROOK
friday Ey'g, Jan. O h
SUDS MUSIC LUNCH SERVED
K. MCFARLAN€ A. ROOK
Oon,n ii ,a
Dave and Mrs. Me1iIl, of 1Ving•
hath, were tecerit visiLnr•R itt 13e1graave,
Tofu and Mee. Sen tint tont ore vit.
Ring ftiemle in London, for a few
i1ay_,
\'Val ter and Mts, blesser haul eliild-
ren, Lois and Vernon, wet" Christmas
visitors with Mrs. Messer's patents,
\V, H. anti Mrs, Arnretrutg, in Mor-
ris.
HARD OF THANKS. — 111i•s, laic}1Rrd
1?rooter and sons, Richard and
Rob-
ett wish in thank the', many friends,
also
Rev, W, 13. Hawkins and Rev.
1'. H. Parr, for kindness and sym-
pathy'showin them during their very
sudden and sad hereaysrtietit in the
death of husband nod father, '1'hcy
were very tlurh nppreciate(7.
MRS PROCTER AND SONS.
BLUEVALE
Dips, OI{AtILItS GANNETT. — Tern -
berry lost one of its pioneer settlers,
on December 21st, in the death of
Jane Cottle, widow of the late Charl-
es Ganne11., to Iter 89th year, Born
in Englund, she was unit fled there
and 'dimlyI v aftP
wnds cR to
u
_
t a '70 years ago,
filet settling in Us -
bottle Tnwuallip, then an unknown
wilderness. Millet 44 yeti's ago, the
family moved up to Turn het ry, and
did valiant pioneer work, Mr. Gar-
nett predeceased his wife 20 years,
and for the Iasi few years, site hail
made her
home "e 11 Iret son, (
htrles
in Btunvide. About three years ago,
ahP suffered a stroke, and since t.he»,
she had bean quite a t:harge. Her
last illeRee was peacefully brief. She
woe a m01111)01 Of the United Ch ureb
til clnriirg her life, she was a reg,
11lnr Mt pinion(' and coned st011t mem-
her, She is survived by tba follow.
(ng family Charles, at Thnevale
10(10, Toronto • ;TAMPS, Rluevale ;
George, Norwalk, Olein ; Gins, Han-
over ; Mrs. George ,right, in How -
ick. and Mrs. 1 ied Davey, Listowel-,
Wiliam Gannett, of W1nghttrn, (s n
half-brother. The rimmed li+ok place
on Sat i der, to Bluevele, and was
largely attended.
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WALTON
Mrs. George Hadley and Jean are
visiting friend(: in Pott Hope,
Hire• Welter Rnlemnn, of Toronto,
IS ViRiling her patPo;9, Richard and
Mrs. Hoy.
Murray .Tnheetnn, of Sloth, is at
nresett visiting his aunt, Mrs. Colin
Pitigland.
Wesley Heck well is visiting Itis
brother, Dr, David M. I•Iankwell, of
Holland. N Y
Mims Hazel Drager, nf Detroit, who
tune teen visiting her mother, Airs,
Charles Drager, has returned to De-
troit.
The annum meeting of Walton
Hnrtirnitnral Society will be held at
the home of Mrs. R, Ferguson, on
Friday evening. Jan. 13111, ill; 8
o'clock' All intereeted are tasked to
he in attendance.
CAR 'LOAD OF
TO ARRIVE
THIS WEEK
Special Price off Car
An
raw i3 a I
Phone 22(5 ETHEL
it€
R. W. FERGUSON
hristrus Elearance.
ON ODD LIINES
Boys' Overcoats, from.4 to 6 years, regular
$6 5o for 4.75
Men's Rubber Boots, regular $5,00 for - 4,25
These are First Quality
Ain lines of Robbers at Il ecia,aced Prices
A few Men's Overcoats, regular $32,00, for,, 26.50
Good Value
A BIG REDUCTION ON 'CAPS
SPECIAL SLUT SALE
Just to keep business going and to give the, public a
real bargain I will just cut the price to
Regular 40,00 and $45.00 •��
People will buy from the pedler and when •tilesuit is-
made it is only worth $5.00. Stamped "all wool,"
"All cotton" would be right.
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W. Ferguson Brussels
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Aln,inti ^-:1 Pe•nut;-`8,•t• m. }tsi ilnuli 1805,
Mrs. Armour Deming and little
daughter, Verret, of Detrol i, hove
been visiting Mot Dundas' paren(5,
At Ode and Mrs, Clark, '
The (1LIMnP which watt announced
for Wednesday evening of last week
in the Farmers' Hall, wait poet.pnnerl
nnactinunt of therein anti will be
held on Friday evening of this week:
MORRIS
Council meets next. Monday at 11 a
rn .
Wm. Michie, of A cton, is renewing
old aequnintaneee in Morris, this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hollinger, of Grey,
spent Obrisman with Louis and Mrs.
Hollinger,
1
Jn ht and Mrs, Sherrie, t
i r e 4 h fine
Spent. Ohristlrins with relatives at
Stratford.
Miss Betty Hollinger, of Stratford,
spent Ohrisl'1rniR with her pttl•etitS, L.
and Mrs. Itol11nger.
S No. S.Ie
S. 1 held their annual Ohrist-
mite 0110 Petal rlmPir t, first it Moet en-
joyable tintr•. is bad t
wt 1 3 > all
y
� Y
A F,. Nichol .tui W. (3 Cannon. of
Detroit, have been renewing old
iilendehips on the 5th line, during the
poet w eek.
Geo. \V, enol Mrs. Cole and son,
Gibson, of Alameda, Sosk„ are visit-
ors with Jarnes end Aire. Michie.
Ah'. Cole is 'Mrs Viehie's brother.
The deat.htni,kplace nn Thuee lay,
Dec, 20th, ni' John brc'Intlie, Lot 2,
Con. 7, Mortis. Mr, McInnis hood suf-
fered to stroke of paralysis, on the
Monday pt'Pvintis, nnrl III"VST rn111rd,
He (s survived Iry tIII PP sist01'S, lits.
R. Douglas and Misses McInnis, The
fnne.l•al was hPld on Saturday to
Blvth Ueinn eemeterv.
MAidRIP.n IN TOLEDO —0:. CVeanes-
dny, Ike. 21st, Wm. E. Nichol, of
Highland Pal Ir• Mieh., eecond One of
Edward Nichol. 51.E line,. WAR tripled
in marriage at Toledo. Ohio, to Mise
Gelerne. Olen, sere -mil danghter of
James and Mrs. Maxwell, of Medi -
Soil. 'Tennessee. The newly nlal't•ied
(•nu le were visitors with old friends
in this locality, during the past week.
On Wednesday evening last, Dec.
28, one of ear lnnal boys was heard
on Statin,, (1J Y C. at Tornnto, be-
tween the hours Of 7 and 8 p. in, The
Program is sponsored by Mendel On.,
who have the reputation of putting
on some of the hest Programs broad-
cast from any Cannilis.n 1ta.tinn. On
this nsrticulernight, 1•hP artists are
Sandy Mae, Oanalit's feremnst Srnteh
comedian„ ;with Jerk Thvnne. Rtes.
sels, Ont., arentnpenied by Ukelele
Rill. This station is heard from coast
to roast and is not 201 metres,
Smoot REPORT —The following is
the report of S. S. No• 0, Morris, for
the month nf Der•atmbei'. Penile Px-
nminPd in Art, Arithmetic, Writing
Reading, Spelling and Agrirniture.
Primer clnsa Waded exert:ding to
daily wnik, SR IV—Arthus' 13ewiey
79 ; Stuart Bryant" 74. JR IV—Torn
Kirbky 84 ; Clifford Pease 57. III A—
i3eachain Alcnrk 55 (Absent for awn
testa), III R—Isabel Alcnrk 04 ; Mae
Shortresd 60 ; John Neilsen 50. II—
Addis Bell 80 ; Walter Bentley 78;
Lldycl Pease tib • Lloyd Alcnek 54.
Pa,—Bobbie Kirkby. Janlrie Bryans
and Margaret ,}cell (settle') ; Allen
Searle, David Neilsen, Si nett Mc0a11
Wattle Bewley (aheent one dray).
Average attendance 17.
0. MOOownx, Teacher,
Shower:—About seventy nei(cnb+rr:•t
and frlends gathered at the home of
Vin rend \i,rs. South on Tuesday '•v-
eni nc of last week in honour of Mr.
utl Mrs. Stemmer before they lift
for heir new home. iV TurnI, i'ry. A
rot, t. llen,•ou, "Bower from their
friends in which many useful and
beautiful gifts were received. , The
evening was 01 i'irt lir gatez.H,toei'al
chat and a musical program, after
which luncheon was served. Many
thanks were tendered and' also good
wishes expressed to the bride and
groom for a long useful rind happy
life.
ONCRIEFF
M
Quite a number rim. Monet ieff at-
tended the Uld Time dance held at
Mon kton, on Thursday evening,
Robert -Campbell, of Flint, Aitch ,
spent Christmas holidays ;with rel-
ativee arcnud Monerlef and Oran•
brook,. He cruse by motor.
We are glad to know that Harold
Livingstnne's family art" all over
their sickness and were able to go to
\Vingham for their Christmas dinner.
On Christmas Day, Mrs. Milton
Huffman had the pH :u.
e of talking
persnt.ally to her brother, George,
of Abernethy, Sask., a distance of'iv-
'2,000 utiles.
GREY
Election overi,t'or another year,
CARD or 'l'rtANlis — We wish to
tltetnk the many friends for their
kind 0155
1 s and s
ym atlry in our recent
b+l•eavetnt'ut, also for the beautiful
fine tl trite
t ate
MRS. JANE A • r \ , TAODONALD AND FA.112LI.
A FREAK—`,tanley Purvis, Lot 29,
Con. 0, last week, found a yr:ung pig
which had 2 noses mid 2 tongues o1)
Ode head, bot, the pig was itnrmitl ev-
ery other way. The pig wee dead
when ;111. Purvis totn•t it.
Aliso Kay Stevenson, of Flint, Mich-
igan, who spent. Christmas at. her
hums, 10t11 Con , returned on Wed.
i!eede y, to resit Lill". her cl00.1,10 its sten-
ographer for the Auto Owners' Insur-
core, of that nirv.
1'11 TIIP ELECTORS Or' GREY —Lad-
ies and Gentleutett,—I sincnt• ly !batik
the voters of (itey Township fur their
support at the pulls, on Monday. in
electing me to the Council of 1928.
Wishing everyone the compliments
of the season.
R. L. McDoNALD.
To ELECTORS or GREY.—Lad-
les and Gentlemen,—I sincerely thank
the electors of Otey for the spl.odid
support aeeardsd nue tot the polls, on
Monday, and fait fnlly promise that
every hent brought hefnre me will
have wy meet careful consideration.
Wishing one and all a happy and
prosperous New Yeru',
HARRY KEYS, Reeve.e1Pct.
The animal school meeting of S. S.
No, 1, Grey, was held on Deeritnbel•
23011.. W. J. Armstrong was the Sec. -
rettn•y of the meeting and Andrew
Lemma, Chairman. Ed, Higgins
was elected trustee to succeed Jno.
Alcock, whose ter'tn had expired.
The c'Outraet 7'01. 10 cords o
wocd wire let to Ed. Higgins,
per rod. The other eros
Hugh Lemont and inn, Gayn
retnry'I'1 eauntet, Mise Dur'
er, of Wroxeter, has been
succeed Miss M Alcock, w
ed.
To THE ELECTORS OF (
les end Oeulemen,
thanks for the maga
given me at, the poll
When the: returns cat
know whether to
The thought which
ibly was—Oan 1 jus
confidence repotted
wer is that ], will t
you every good thi
for in the year 192
}ng you, I remain
Yours
80110CL REPORT.—Following is the The annual 1)1
w
report of S. 8, NO. 4, Morris, for Dec- � ltb held on
amber, Pupils were • examined in
!replaced eetiriug truss
Geog•, Hirt , Spell„ Comp„ Atith , by
Gram, and Daily VVotk. Total 100 trustees 1x10'
pee cent pare 60 per cent. Number M0Taggat
Of pupils 28 Number of school days
10. Average attoudance 18: Pupils
nlatked " misted nite Pxtalnlnatltlll.
Si, IV—Glenn Smith 88 (18 days) ;
Mervyn Pipe 81 (14 days) ; **"Gordon
Hannan 66 (9 days). JR, IV—Dave
Millar 87 (14 days) ; Hart•iect Smith 81
14 days ; Kate Russell 80 (16 days) ;
Margaret .Russell 79 (10 days), Si,
III—Goiolon Nichol 73 (13 days) ;
Howard Smith 09 (12 days) ; Jack
Pipe 02 (14 days) ; *Mae Scott(4 days),
SR II—Lewis 'Limit 78 (10 days),
Allah Crosby 72 (15 days) JB it
Clara Smith 70 (14 days) ; Jan'
Bernard 74 (18 days) ; Glenn Nie
60 (13 days ; 1301 )Raritan 55 (10 di
83. Pia—Jim Davie 99 (14 cloys)
eannr Nichol 87 (13 dayv) ; Tom
Hard 57 08 days ; **Frank 141
e1fn 47 (18 days) 3R Pe.
Speir 98 (14 days) ; Brno
(18 (loyal_
INONA A. FRAI..
St. ['avid
}IES
R'
Rev. Mat
lst Soda! a
2 p.m,— S.
3 pan.•--Lve
Monday, Jan
Minna
year is
Taggart
er the c
school.
the cot
The
Jan,
rept
for,
0
a
. L. KErt 1., l.rallietc;r
t,ae
Will be held in
FARMERS' HALL
wAL'I'tN
friday,
Eu' Jana
6th
�
Music by Lundy's Ludwig
Serenaders,Blyth
of
Bl th
EVERYBODY WELCOME
the Foster & Poster undertaking
pat Ds at (`algarv.
Davit) Jitmiesnn, of Brussels, and
\V. J dlt'trpe, lith Con., were visit-
ors in Jamestown, N. Y., foe the
Christmas holidays with the former's
born theca nod iatric.
AUCTION SALE —I.l nest. Cole, iot
21, Con, 5, id 11n1(I1t1,( an auction sale
of livestock. implements and furni-
ture, on 'l'hutsday, Jan. 12t3, at 1
o'clock. D M. • .
.bro .. - It 111 the auction-
eer. t CttOil-
eer.
0
HENFRYN
Ray bVoak ea, sIwimt of \Vyelifri
College, Torotto, took Itis Rervir.R in
Atwood parish, 0o .9unday, Jan, 1"t.
Rev. M.
F.Cldlt 1 spent m Scu the New
1
Par'. P
Year's o u Sn
t
1 in Owen Sound r,
and and
Clratstvci'th, taking the services at
Om latter plane, on New Year's Sun -
(lay,
0
ETHEL
Dr. E. A. McMastet spent the week-
end in Toronto.
Miss Helen Bateman is spending la
few days to .dnlr) 111.0•1011.
Mrs. Cecil Slocum/1 is spending a
few days i1) Brussels with Bios Maude
13i'yans,
.1. 51, and Mrs. Lake and Misses
Dorothy and Ellie, of Hamilton,
spent the holiday with Isaac and Mr's.
Lake.
We offer congratulations and con-
dolences
on
d glen ea )
t C to all L•r'eRafYll and 11t1s17CreeR
ful candidates in the Municipal el -1
ection, on Monday last.
An Ohl Ticne rortnert will he held in
theTnernehip.Httl1. nu Friday night,
Jan. 13th, under the tulspices of the I
United Ohurclr. Corrie 1
The sympathy nf the community is
e .P
x
i ride dn Bert 1
t t Lake and 1 AJr
s. A.
Henry, in the sudden death 0f their
father, the late John Le ke.
'I'Ite anneal school meeting was held
last week, but; was not "rely largely
attended. Mielotel Rt anter cvas,chns-
en trustee in the place of 'Vol. Mci.
Innis, who retired this year.
Now that the Municipal affairs ate
settled for another year, the village
bufiness is taking first_ plitce, The �.
a hood meeting of all the natepr.. P
int be held on Tuesday niluht
'k.
0'd Time cOnedrt
nwnship
f"F
AN
O .. a "a rne
Concert
will be held in the -
TOWNSHIP HALL
ETHEL
friday �9
Ev' Jan. 1
13th
at 8 o'clock
Under auspices of Ladies' Aid
of Ethel United Church
Good Programme
will be presented 'by
Groups 5 and 6 of the
Ladies' Aid of Brussels
United Church.
Admission 250
"God
Satre the hs r
n
Io-�rz.
r
'
11 Church Notes
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11
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Personal Paragraphs
ueaw.,,,sFrtawn
' Fred Eldridge is visit ing hie- sister'„
tilts, IKgy, at: Pati., O)l1.
1r. 11:0eru,-:1)01, (111)0 ,:t, :;peat Naw -
, Year's with eeltttives ir. Londnn,
A.11.1 51' (,aerie 1,f" '1'eron[n, 1011E
a New Yeat'e visi(o1' with ft ferule in
ton,
Jw,iik aria Bike "Mauna Hamilton
hove been visilots with relatives int
Turuutn,
11) f'hnn,psou`,1.1.
rf 1'nranto, wasunci za
New(3YPat's; 010(101' with Cleve
Mrs.'ed Backers -
,
7 ,UrPvar o
f 1Vnndstnck, 1V(///1a
New Year's visitor with his brother,
"7111/.1f.
V, . Urewtat.
ElisA, Ida Lowly spent, Christmas
with her dsugh ter, Mrs. Edwin Mat -
theca, Out
- Earel Cnntingltaeit }s attending the.
General Motors. Convention at New
Yolk, this week.
81. A. CS,amrnage WAR a New. Year's
visitor with hi„ daughter, Mrs. A.
Powers, at Aylmer, 01,1.
1Vitthttrt Findley, of Wingham, was
in town, . n Satin de y. to attend the
j'
funeral of the hate Jahn Lake, O, 13. and Bei ellen) and .,,n, Herb-
, er1, of1 Tnrnuto, were holiday visitors- -
. with std t J n , AT •a
Sohn t.11Padow,
R,
( Rus, an r e
d Mrs, Zimmer children,
of Tnr'nrlla we1e Nes Year's visitors
1 with A 0 and Mrs. Dames.•
Misr Min,t 9?eK,nivcy, Toronto, was
bonne for tort Christmas vaeatinn with
Ler mother, lelnrning nn Tuesday.
"1 rs.
A A. .t11 -el, 114
1(1 Mrs. WilL
Ln wry, of Dili] •u, tore visitors with
. their
sleepy, .7t.'.
1
. Ida
Lowry, last
wPSk.
1
aR
f. .eon Srnit, of London, WAS
Mr('hristrnas holiday p11,' 1 c.f her
i+r, rdre
,. pa i ,t a. Petro and Mrs Srntt•
Wilier Swinhnnk, of Clinton, was
11,01'P, rn 8'0 1101.77, attending the fun-
eral of his r ,uvn, the We dohs Laka.
SIT=s Ina Cunningham, of \Vinghazn
Hospitni staff, spent, New Year's with
her pin Ants, D. and Mrs Cunningham,
in town.
!Otto - T.nivvret uened to Toronto,
on Tuesday. efts). Opending his Christ..
mss vsreti• r, with his parents, E. G..
and Alis Lowry.
lf,ss Edith DPedntan, whn VIDAR
Wont, fur the Christ -nine holidays, has
t
err i t rt td to Columbus, Ohio, an]tPs$ "
ehs is a Member of the Homs. Econ-
nnttes Depnrtmetit of the Ottin State
University.
Mrs, i3, bi. 01e'ke (nee Luella Ful-
tnn)and habv,Mar y, sps.nt the hnll-
i3 v +week •0'sih S1rs (H'ark's ne
Jas. H, and bli•s. Folli n. '
1' 'Ian joined
lr I 1
Ca ,e•
tits
end Red New Ye
W. E F"
Ed
Melville Cburcl' 1
The Sat raiment of the Lord's Sup- I
per was ehr.'".-e 1.rt Sabbath rl+:rn- i
in;,' l,avIII", C :-.n•'h. Prepae tory
i service:, ,a•.ir- eteeinered on Friday
I ai(e rmere by Rev, P. L. Lewin of
1 the fro l t: t 1 ,..)ch, who took as
i hi text. ,.. .),..-::! 5:57 "lie that eat--
Oh ,ale, even he o all live by Sis,"
I
3„le pr ker u t w'szl: the origin of I
•1.•..r
1.,
^ct,. t ole
.>t with
the origin of 1
names by whirr, it has been i; oWn).
the ut ,. s of the sacrament, (1)
As a memorial service in;itute.l by
Christ to commemorate His death un-'
til His second coining (2) In this
Sacrament we are wined to, `ther
with Ch..:: and with one another.:
The synthoL used tire tho bread and.I
wine. In partak•.tg of these w:, take 1
Christ into o our !:t < 1. t"
t. u tt by Iona ,
feed upon Ii}rn. We should prepare'
ourselves for this Sacramenit by 1
study of the Bible.
Hebrews 11:29 "Iiy faith they,
passed throu,.0 the Red Sett as by
dry land," was the Pastor's tete
the morning service. The (J"'"
Israel were passing t
in thttr cxistene
meant slay'
seem