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The Seaforth News, 1925-12-24, Page 8• NSALL, ed`.xirf Detroit,: is p I1 n,o rs. his parents,y: Mr, and M !airhairn. rticia s. Patterson visited friends n, on Friday. Smith, of St. Marys, visited tends in 'town over the week -end. Mee and Mrs, Geo, Dadson and faintly, of Exeter, visited friends in :owe on Saturday, Miss Ada Buchanan, Bu chanan of Los An- ales, is visiting relatives in town, Mrs. E, Mcliarg and little son, of London, visited for a few 'days with relatives in town. • Mrs. Wim Peart is visiting,, her sister, Miss •Chrrissa Mitchell, Mr,; and Mrs, Howard Snell, of Clinten, Mr. and Mrs. . John Selves and Mr. and .Mrs. Alfred Hankin, of Usborne, visited 'Mrs. Geo. Hopkirk and' Miss 'Margaret Hepkirk on Sun- day, q Miss' Mattie Ellis a`;ati Mists Jean Smallacom'be are visiting over the holidays with 1fr. and Mrs. Fred Smallacombe, at 'Guelph. The concert put on by the Contin- uation and Public school pupils on Friday evening last, was a great 'suc- cess, a large crowd being present. The numbers put on by the pupils Were well rendered, the boys doing the "Xmas 'Shopping," and The Hats of Other Days,' being partiicul- arty good. The play put on by the pupils of the continuation school, "The Teeth cif the Gift Horse," was well Tendered. Those taking apart in the play, were Nellie Boyle, Alma Scruton, AIdythe Eacrett, Anna Hoggarth, Harry Cook and Roy (Bell. The proceeds will be used t fn aid ofthere pino fu100, nd. 'Mr. Elliott ,Bell, Who has spent the last 'three years in Oregon is ex- pected home this week to spend Chest r. and Christmas with 'his parents, 'M Mrs. Jas. A. Bell. The young people of the village are making good use of the skating rink these evening, and the meet - ager, Mr. George Hudson, has a fine aheet of ice. Mr. John IDinsdale, who has been . seriously i11, is somewhat improved. A nomination meeting will be held in die town half on Monday evening from 7 to 8 to nominate candidates to fill the offices of 'Reeve, four Councillors, three trustees and one Hydro commissioner. If necessary, a poll will be held on (Monday, Jan. 4th. As in former years this will most likely be a lively meeting. There are a number of names being mentioned for the reeve's chair, so there will no doubt be an election. WINTHROP. Y "A 'Marr Christmas to All" Miss Margaret M r aret Cuthill,' of; Rock wood, is spending her -Christmas holidays with her parents,. Mr. .and Mrs. A. Cuthill. been ,Mr, Hirarn Shannon, who has engaged with Mr. Noble Holland, of Clinton, for several months, has re- turned home, The open air skating rink is open for the season. 'Mr, A. Cuthill has it lit up with his Delco power lights, which adds greatly to the pleasure of the young folk, The Christmas tree and entertain- ment held in Cavan church • last Friday night was a decided success. The pupils of schools No. 12, No. 7, No. 6 and No. 10 put on the pro- gramme 'and was all that could be desired. Those in charge of the Christmas tree did their part in ,decoratieg the tree, which was all aglow when the lights were on. The tree was laden with presents for both old and young. '°Mr, E. Haist acted as Santa and did his part well, and did not forget nyone. Between $40 and $45 was taken at 'the door. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett spent Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett, Huron road. The public schools closed on Tues- day, with many happy 'faces all think- ing of the Christmas holidays, which mean a lot to the little •folk. The Miss -s Alexander entertained the young people to a social hop on Tuesday. 'Mrs. Fergus Bullard and 'Betty are spending a few 1161fdays with ,frien'd iu Blyth. HILLSGREEN' THE SEAFORTH NEWS `THURSDAY,DECEMBER vonsmommetampuratamosakuunorgoussourn 24,,1925< DUBLIN, - •j DEATHS. SEAFORTH MARKETS. 'ROFESSIONAL CARDS,: • MiJ 11cConnebl of Detroit is SUTHERLAND, -1.11-1.11D Toronto, 00 Wednesday 4c,.23ed. ss can , Miss Margaret Grieve, teacher in visiting at the home of her parents, Tuesday, December 22nd, Chris - S. S. No. 7 Stanley, has returned to- Mr. and Mrs, D, McConnell, testa McDougall, beloved wife of her home.' in Eguaondville for the Misses Ruth Hills and Annie Mc- John A. Sutherland, Funeral' at Christmas holidays. Mrs. John. Jarrett, Se., is spending Christmas with her daughter, Mrs. theta parents. Jones, in London. I' 1 Nt f Chatham is TOWNSHIP OF McKILLOP. \Ir, Keith Love, of London Uni- visiting' her sister, Mrs, Jos, Hickey. versity, : is spending his Christmas 'Miss ivlary McGrath spent Sunday Nomination Notice, holidays at gats home here. the the guest of her •frsend, Miss A meeting to receive nominations Misses Agnes and Jessie Cameron,ey. for a Reeve and four Councillors for of Clinton is spending a few days Catherine GMalone y 1'Cr. Jos. Maloney, of Forest; is the Municipality.of the Township of with their grandmother, Mrs. James visiting her m'o'ther, Mrs, N. Mal- McKillop will be- held at School Cochrane. oney • House N.t.6 on Monday, the 28th A school concert was given on Misses • A•tina Delaney and Matic day of December, A.D. 1925: Namiii- Tuesday afternoon at S. S. No. 3, Benninger spent Monday afternoon ations rechived from one till two Hay. Lunch was served and all re- in Mitchell. o'clock in the afternoon. porta fine time. Miss Lila Feeey, teacher of Thor- event p Mr ;,an rs, Forsythe, o Kippen,.old; is spending the o t ays Grath, of Brescia Hall, London, are spending the Christmas vacation with t Miss ear era, o Lucknow on Thursday, December 24th: LONDESBORO. Mr. Dick Young spent ,Monday in Londesboro. Master Keith Hesselwood, who append- icitis an operation forunderwent P in the Seaforth Hospital, is getting along nicely. Mr. Herbert Fairservice is at pres- ent sink with the measles. White Gift Service was 'held in the ,Methodist church on Sunday morning. The Sunday school took charge of the 'service, Miss Marjorie Lyon is home front Toronto Normal for the holiday. Miss 0. Brigham has returned to spend Christmas with her parents. A Christmas service of the Knox church Guild was held in the church on Sunday evening. Miss Lottie Young gave a splendid story "Dick- ens' Christmas Carol." Mr, Wen. Ross Jr., was unfortunate to hurt his hand quite badly while attempting to fix his windmill. Mr. Thos, Shobrookc of the 13th concession, is not feeling so well, A very pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. Woe. Grey on Thursday, when his oldest daughter Mildred; became the wife of Mr. Leonard McNeil, of Provost, Alta. (Intended for last week.) Knox church Guild will hold a Christmas service on Sunday even- ing, Dec. 2Cth. Mrs. Charles Ruddell spent the week -end with Clinton friends. Mr. Charles Lee has taken a posi- tion in Ingersoll. Knox church will hold their an- nual Christmas tree in the community hall on Wednesday evening, Dec. 23rd. The Methodist church will it hold their Christmas entertainment on Ch-istmas night, Dec. 25th. :?r. Lennard McNeil, of Prevost, Alta., is visiting at the home of Mr. Wm. Grey. Mrs. M. Ross spent Sunday with BAYFIELD. Mr. Clifford Clark, of MacClennan, arrived on Saturday to spend the Christmas vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Clark. Mr. F. W. 'Baker, who has spent the past few 'months in London, re- turned home last 'week. Mrs. Jas. Ferguson left on Monday to spend Christmas with her sister in . Wingham. Misses . Elva acid Anna Dewar, of Toronto, arrived on Friday to spend' the Christmas vacation at their home. The Concert under the auspices of the Trinity church Sunday school will be given in the Town hall on Tues- day, December 29th. A good program is heti re g prepared, Messrs. Charles and Malcolm Toots returned from Port Maitland on Monday evening. Miss Jean M. Woods, of Orton, is home for the Christmas holiday. David Dewar, Fred .,Heard, of the Clinton Collegiate, and Brown Hig- .gins of the School of Commerce, are home for the vacation. , Masters .Merton and Kenneth Mer - mer left on Monday to visit with their sister, Miss Izeta Merner, who An 014 Time Dante will be held Naughton, Teacher. The service rif Holy Co.minnnionreturned with them on Wednesday• on t''e evening; of december 30th in On Tuesday afternoon S.S. No. 7, the Cnmtnunity hall, Tuckersmith held their annual Chris- Inthev nt of more.persons being nominated than are required to fill the several offices, an'" electicn will be held on 'Monday the fourth day of January A.D. 1926 from the hour of 9 aim, till 5 p.m., at:— Poll. Div: ♦ Na. 1 -Jas. F. Carlin's house, Lot 10, Con. 5, James Evans, D. R. O:; Thos. Moylan, P. C. Poll. Div. No. 2—James Hitlen's house, Lot 25, Con. 4, John Mc- Dowell, D. R, O,; Mrs. 'Geo. Eaton, P. C. - Poll. Div. No. 3 --Joseph Smith's house, Lot 10, Con. 12, John Leem- ing, D. R. 0.; John Murray, P.C.. Poll. Div. No. 4—School House No. 7, Lot 26, Con. 12. John Balfour, D. R. 0.;Willis Dundas, P. C JOHN McNAY, 52 Returning Officer. d M F th f holidays at her were guests t the home of Mt, home south of the v'illage.• Thomas Consitt on Sunday. Misses Mary and Theresa l Mc - Mr: and Mrs. Harvey Turner and Cormick, of Hibbert, are spending Mr. offer. Turner d at Ni the 'Christmas at their home' in Parkhill. funeral of Mr. Shepherd at Nile on Mr. James Bergen, of'Windsor, Friday Gran s vsiited with 'friends here during the' Mr. Grant Love is a the sick list past week. . at present but hope to see him Mr. ke McLoughlin and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Consitt have Fergus around again soon; Kelly have returned from Det got nicely settled .in their new home Mrs: James Feeney is improving in tHensall. We'hate to lose 'such after her recent Feeney is i we areg good people 'from our midst, but pleasedterto report. what will be our loss will be Hen -Mr' John McConnell' and Mrs. Joe Mr.sail's gain. Feeney, of Western University, are Blake, and Mrs. Clarence Parke, r.f spending the holidays at their homes Blake, visited at the home of Mr. here. Thos. Consitt on 'Sunday. 'sec Adam Clark left on Wedmes Everybody is looking forward dor day Ito visit his daughter, Mrs. Jos. Santa this week, 'but if more pretty Klfnkhammer, ,of Detroit. ' doesntt conte; he will have pretty Mr, and Mrs: R, C. Brown left for poor sleighing. their new 'home at Uxbridge on Mon- day. Miss Eleanor Jordan is visiting her parents, "Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jor- dan. ROXBORO. The following • is the report of Roxboro School dor the month of December. Pupils were examined in all •subje ts, e Mc- Cowan — 'Beattie Sr, IV. -- H Cowan 75.3 per cent, 'Pass—Arthur Powell 67.2 ,per cent., Chester''Mc- Nay 65.1, 'Winner Howes 63.1, Sr. III. Hon.—Vietta Coleman. and Bernice 'Howes (equal) 82.6 per cent„ Harold Agar 75.1. Pass — Olive Stirling 73.1, Kenneth Harri- son 72.4. Ward 55.3, George Powell 52.5�orge 2nd.—Pass—Jack Ward 61.4. lst — Hon, — Pearl Coleman 91.6, Elizabeth iH'owea 84.3. Sr. Pr.—Robert iMcMillan. Jr. Pr.—Norah, Nesbitt, Ian Nes- bitt. No. on roll 17. average attend- ance 16.6. 'Teacher, '•L. E. Hutton. TUCKERSMITH. The result of the Christmas exam- inations at S.S. No. 7, Tuckersmith, Sr. IV., Mona McGregor 76 per cent. Isabel Forrest 68. Jr. IV., Helen Thompson 78, 'Margaret Broadfoot 72, Arthur Thompson 47. Sr: III., Beth. Forrest 73, Lloyd McGee 69, *James McGill. Promoted from Jr, III. to Sr. III, Mary Forrest 82, El- inor Broadfoot 74, James McGregor 72, *Agister Broadfoot. Promoted from Sr. II. to Jr. III., William For- rest 70, James Black 68, Marion Thompson 54. Jr. II., Harold Nich- olson 85, Luella Montgomery 76, Vi- ola Montgomery 65. Pr„ John Nich- olson Arthur Cameron 70. Those olsotn 80, marked with an asterisk missed their examinations. From • midsummer Mona McGregor only had two mis- takes in the daily spelling. But Helen Thompson had a higher mark on ac- count of better attendance. Janes Glutin friends. Brack irproved the most 10 spelling. 'Miss A'he-ta• Moore sand Mrs. S. Beth and William Forrest had per - Ca rr, s^ant Sab'rrlav in Stratford, feet attendance during, the school The Rance in the Com -unity y Ha'.1 year. Mary Forrest completed "her on Fri•tav e'•"i n'r was well attende,i, Star \ient•t,ry certificate. M. Mc - KIPPEN. "Merry Christmas!" 'Mr, and Mrs, Wm, R. Cooper mo- tored to London and spent the week end with their friends in the city. Our merchants are shipping large quantities of live and dressed 'fowl to the city markets We are all sorry to 'hear that Mr. John 'Workman is confined to his bed with a severe attack of kidney trouble, but all 'hope he will soon 'be around again. Mr. Wm. Anderson, mail man on R. R 3, 'has been confined to the house the past week with a severe cold but all hope he will soon be on the job again as it is several years since he has missed a day, nain or shine. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chesney, of Cartwright, Manitoba, arrived home on Saturday evening to spend a couple of months with their many friends. Mr. J. Detweiller,`of Kitchener, paid his many Kippen friends a visit the past week and all were. glad to sec him, Mr. Fulton, of Streetsville, has ar- rived to spend the winter with Rev. and Mrs. Lundy, at the manse. Mr. Fulton is Mrs. Lundy's father and always spends the winter at Kippen and all are glad to see him arrive on his annual visit. Mr. W. H. Johnston, of Exeter, was visiting some of his friends here last Wednesday. Mrs. McDonald, of London, was visiting at the home of Mn and Mrs. Workman. orktn John W Mr. Jas. Kilpatrick has bought the church grounds from Mr. 'Jas. Mc- Clymont. The Y.P.S. was held' on Sunday evening. The • meeting was opened with hymns, and Mr. Lundy took the Bible study. The president, Miss Meliis, took the topic, "Love," land Miss Johns sang a solo. Flowers, special music and an earnest Christ" as message narked the e-rvices in Kipper United church .will be celebrated in Trinity church C1 d 1 turas programme and tree. Santa Claus arrived in time to present o.'1 Wheat, per bushel $1,35 ,,.lass;.'per bushel Barley per bushel , 65c iluctiwheat, pur bushel .' coo: Shorts, per cwt, $1.75. Bran, per cwt, . $1.65 Butter, per lb, ........ 40c Eggs, per doz. , . 40e -6b: All mothers can put away anxiety regarding their •'suffering children when they have Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator to give relief. Its effects are sure and lasting. Potatoes, per bag $lsa! AGENT WANTED. Agent, part or full time, for Life Insurance Company. Good contract. Apply News Office. - if. HOUSE FOR SALE. Modern frame resid nee and lot„ corner James and Ann streets, Sea - forth. Apply to The News Office. BEEF FOR SALE. Beef by the quarter or by the cut, First-class beef. Call Gus Higknell, phone 64r9 Dtdblin;r- or. James J. Murray,, phone 17r23 Dublin. tf PULLETS FOR SALE. 35 purebred White Leghorn pul- lets, ready to lay. 6 m•'nths old. Ap- ply to JOHN B. HYDE, Lot 8, Con. 2, Stanley, Phone 11 on 86, fHensall.52 Medical. • DR. R. HUGH ROSS, Physiciae and Surgeon,. Latei'f London Hos- pital. London, England. ' Special- attention to diseases" of the 'eye, ear, nose and throat. Office' behind Dominion Bank, : Office - Phone No, 5; Residence° Phone 106 FARM FOR SALE OR RENT. 75 acres in the Township- of Mc- Killop, brick locust, bank barn. Land in good state of cultivation with fall plowing done. Possession this fall. For further particulars apply at the News Office.a. last Sunday. a The Mission Band open meeting at 8.30 a.m. on Christmas ay and was held on Friday night last. Clink tnornin service at 10:30. The Keo- and Band 'rendered 'the song and :ter, 1 1 H. Paull, will conduct VARNA. t to children with presents. \iter story service on Ur. Grenfell's work the services. Mr. Cl:ford Epp.; is very busy., s lf.ss Alice TLom?son real he, in Labrador. Mrs Roy Consitt reads \i.. t,C, n_r Stalker and Mr. Toth., these days installing radios. Mr,' 0 ting address and \Lary b 'a I- in a good dear voice and with ex - .of 1 out, ,'tile, Ohio, called on 0'4' Dennison' had one placed in his home • font asIl Harold a oldon icho sod, presented beautiful ,ressiou — an l eceryb dy eaj ,',s 1 friends Iast track iii lite villa;e after :a t tvecic, .} ec setory, The alt:•y ha' ed here aa•l an h,cnc,• of thin^ -live vests. ' \irs, Jas. Steepe, in company with! ivory mantel crock and otherrsma'1 ,hesthat certain Points m,!rht be ' .lfiss•Jessie Metcalf, of Detroit, and her little daughter, and brother. Mr.? presents .After this Miss McNan,li- emphasized • in song. The music of , l-ir, hi'iltiam Metcalf, of :iuu ,Arbor """man C atn•t',0;1, left for Detroit,; ton gave a eery suitrble reply, telling the service is mood and the choruses 'I'niversity, :tichiyan, came ott Sat- Saturd:.y morning, to spend the Itoli- i howS well she Nn ha•Id enjoyedhe address or were well rendered. The one solo • • Princess eecil B. De Mille's 10 Part Super Production DR. F, J. BURROWS, Seaforth, Office and residence. Goderich street east of .the Methodist church, Cer- ower for the County, of Huron, Tele- phone No. 40. , DR. C. MACKAY.—C. Mackay, hbnor graduade of Trinity Univers- ity and gold medallist of Trinity Medical College; member of the Col- lege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. DR. F. J. R. FORSTER.—Eye Ear,.: Nose and Throat. Graduate in rl4odi eine University of Toronto. 1897. Late Assistant New York Ophthal- mic and . Aural Institute, Moorefield's, Eye, and Golden Square Throat Hoe- pitals,, London. England. Ate; Commercial Hotel, Seaf or e k , third Monday in each intently. from 11 a.m. to 3 pan. 53 Waterloo •street south. Stratford. Phone 267,• Stratford. , MALEand FEMALE founded on Sir James Barrie'$ famous play • The Admirable Crichton" Imagine! A group of men and women, suddenly flung on a desert' isle. Master and man, mistress and maid,—now only males and females. Birth, wealth, trappings, vanished. A new life, calling to a test of worth, where those who are strong, lead; and those who are weak follow. Such is this great story, ranging from the splendid home of an English earl to the savage scenes of a tropical jungle. An epic of blue blood and red,' vital in theme, stupendous in con- ceptions, amazingly drafnatic, with a cast of artists equalled by no, picture now before the public—including- , to s ead the vacation with his 1 day with friends. y P Mr. and Mrs. Fred Austin, of fellows: "Dear 'Miss McNau,hton. ;•paWe hope you will accept this present Mr. Charles Gemeinhardt, of To-• Flint, Mich., t -ritual in our burg last ionto, arrived in the village last i 'weeds to el -Coy a Caned:an holiday. I that we are about to present you as Thursday to spend the Christmas va- M1•, R. Thomescn and family, of a token of aur appreciation for the cation. Goderich township, spent Sunday thought you have taken in the work with his sister, Mrs. L. Beatty. of this school in former years. Not ilii William J. Stinson motored to 'Mrs. A. McConnell left last Thtvs- only have you given us great arl"an- eztRipley on Tuesday to attend the fun- ,ayes for gaining more and more era! of his cousin, :tor, John Stinson, day on an extended visit to Mlnnea- knowledge, but you have also ¢lure Miss Helen Gerrie left on We'ines- pulls, nmch thought to t'•a entertainments that under your training, we have day to spend the vacation at her home at Ingersoll. Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Sturgeon rctu, tied on Thursday last from Port Dover. Miss Nina Heard, of Stratford Nor- mal, cant_ home on Tuesday to spend the vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wen. Hoard, Mrs. William Loree and Master George, of Nanton, Alta., arrived on Friday last to visit Mrs. Loree's mother, Mrs. William Stirling, Mrs. Ephriam Howes andebabe, of Bridgeburg, are visiting her parents, Mr. and :Mrs. L. Clark.' The concert under the auspices of the United Church Sunday school which was held last week was much ettioyed by a large audience. The children took their parts very well and much credit is due to those who trained them, , The pantomime, "The Holy City" by the Senior girls, was quite pretty and well done. The Y.P. Orchestra played several carols as well as other music. At the close of Ferguson. McLean. `the entertainment the children were Sr. III.—Roderiek hirs. Frank Weekes attended the funeral on Thursday of the late John Stinson, of Ripley. We are sorry to report that Mr. Lee McConnell had the misfortune to break his ankle while sliding from the straw stack. The members of the Anglican church will hold their At Home on Thursday evening of next week. Master Gordon Raymond received a certificate of honor from the De- partment of Agriculture for winning the greatest nn'mber of points at Varna school fair. EGMONDVILLE. School report for S.S. No. 8, Tuck- ersmith, Jr. IV.—John McKenzie, Bol, Mc- Donald, Mary Kling, Glenn Hays, Raymond Nott, Frank Case, Marg- aret Strong, Roy McGonigle, Charlie ;presented with presents and thos tak- ing part in the programme,. • Miss Ethel Jewett, of. Brechia, is 6petidtng the Christmas vacation at J.. III. .Morris Wolsh, Jack Dony, Rebecca' Shinen, Irene Strong,:. Mar- garet Case, Harold Finnigan, Mar- garet Finnigan. George Kruse. ' Sr. II. — Margaret Smith, Jessie Mrs. Victor Burt and family and Smith, Will Dony, Vivian Townsend. 'Mrs, L. ,Smith Jr. IL. - Palmer Coombs, Mary o,London are visit Case, Hilda Wolsh, Ethel Shiflett, fug their parents, - r. and Mrs, F. Grace Finnigan.. GV, Balcee and Mr. and: Mrs, C; First. — James Slierwood, Jenet Parker. ' Townsend Harold Chesney, Cleve was well taken by Margaret Mc- ronnalrl; else the trio by :Ir. and Mrs. J. B. McLean and Mrs. Jno. Tletr'e-sin and the duet by \f••s. Henderson and the rluet by bars. TTerdcrsnit and Miss Margaret Sin- c'air. The offering amnuntcl to about $35. During the year 9 Junior mem- berships etroberships and seats 1'o.•'" 11 -en ,yon. 'ft is expected that this nutter will be increased before the end of the GLORIA SWANSON BEBE DANIELS LILA LEE THOMAS MEIGHAN THEODORE ROBERTS RAYMOND HATTON Here Mon., Tues., wed., 1 S Dental. ARE YOU A SALESMAN OR SALES MANAGER? Some firms ALWAYS introdicce a Salesman by Long Distance DR, J. A. MUNN Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross, Grads- ate of N rthwestern University, Obi cago. I11. Licentiate Royal College of - Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Office over Sills' hardware, Main street, Sea - forth. Phone 151. •-, Musical Instruction. d. CHAS. A. HOWEY, organist an choir director, North Side United Church, Seaforth. Instruction given. in piano, organ and theory. Studio, over the Dominion Bank. General ire, Life, Accident & Automobile. INSURANCE AGENT and Dealer in Singer Sewing Maehhies James Watson, North Main St. SEAGORTH, ONT' held here and. throng:. which the year. Good reports of work done - o le of the section have found out "'ire given by the lib -cry se^'y, pep :Marguerite Mcnonald and for tete the ability of their children in differ- supply sec'y, Winnie Stewart. The ant lines. We wish you the success hand is doing a .good work and its in after years that von have attain"'' Faithful officers, Mrs, Monteith Y and here with us, for although sometimes �hss Mullis, deserve Che heart sup- we have given you great cause for port of all parents. worry, we really did not mean it. We The fist meeting, of the W. M. 5. ablye inyou time will to nren ebSigned us fonobe-ur- and Ladies' Aid for the new year 1026 half of the school by Mona McGreg-will be held, Wednesday, Jan. 6th, at 2:30 p.m. at the 'Manse. Eyre,/Eve-'wo- or and Arthur Thompson." man in the congregation is cordially . invited. Come and by v"ur p-esence CONSTANCE. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howes, of and in every .way possible, help to Seaforth spent Sunday at the home make a good start for a record year. • 'The in obstinate corns fail to Coo" -its; resist Ho°U•oway'e r•Core :Remover. DPonyrtXrnget yr Smith Garnet o man Allan.,an dna •ry ;t. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 2-rim^t•hv. Do not forget to attend the Christ- mas tree, entertainment which is be- ing held in the church on Thursday evening, Mr. Joseph R'i,ley andhis brother, Mr. Benj. Riley spent Mr. and Mrs. George Mann, of the 2nd con. of Hallett. We are sorry to hear that Mr. Geo. Riley is on the sick list at prearee, Mr. and Mrs. Tont Rley of -Clin- ton spent Sunday with his, parents, Mr, and Mrs. ?George Riley. Stop the Cough—(Coughing iscaus- ed' by irritation in the respiratory passages and is the effort to dislodge obsrtuctions that come' ,from 'lnflam- mation f the mucnt'C rnemt-rane. Treatment with Dr. 'Thomas' Eclec- tric::Oil will allay the infl'r aena'iee and in consequence . the cough will ustialty stop ^Try it and„you will be , •s. Teacher , E. R. Webster. . satisfied Don't forget to come to the Unit-. ed church Sunday evening, Dee. 27th. A real treat is in store for you Sunday night at the North Side United 'church. Children suffering from worms soon show the symptoms, and any mother can detect the presence of these para- sites by the writhittgs and fretting of the child. `Until expelled and the system cleared of them, the child cannot regain its health, Miller's Worm Powders are prompt and ef- ficient, fficient, not only for the eradication of worms, brit ;• also as a toner up for children that are run down in conse- quence. DIED. DAVIDSON.—Tn .Kindersley:. Sask., hospital, on Nov. 27th, 1925, las. Duncan -Davidson, aged 48 years, .- 5 'months and 21 days. Row Nice It would be on Christmas morning . to surprise . your wife and family with a nice new , Ancor=Nolth Cream Separator with a bowl' which will stay in balance during the FULL LIFE of the Separator. Gears are oiled at all times, and the discs need no numbers. Neck bearings are strong. This machine is in a class second to none on the market. My price is worth while your consideration,, Phonographs,and Macartney me for Pianos, italics, y Milking Machines. Yours for business, e► ti.. ill THE McKILLOP Mutual Fire Insurance Co,' FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROPERTY ONLY, INSURED Officers James Connolly, Goderich; Alex. James Evans, Beechwood,• Vice Pres- ident; D. F. McGregor, Seaforth. Sec. -Treasurer. Directors, Wnt. Rinn, Not 2, Seaforth; Jolie Benneweis, Brodhagen; James, Evans, Beechwood; M. McEwen, Clinton) James Conolly, Goderich ; ;Alex. Broadfoot, No. 3, Seaforth; J. G, Grieve, No. 4, Walton; Robert Ferris, Harlock; George McCartney, No. Seaforth; Murray Gibson, Brucefield, Agents. Alex. Leitch, R.R. 1, Clinton; E. Murray, - .A Seaforth; Y. Hin isle S 1 c Y, R. No. 3, Seaforth; ' J- V. Yeo, Holniesvtlle; R. G. Jarmouth, Born- iolin. James Kerr and John Ggven oen, Seaforth, auditors. Parties desirous to effect insurance or tranilast other 1 usincss will be oroniptly.anendecf to by' application• to ally of the above officers addressed' 'd their respective postofices, that tired look and "ragged". feeling out of your face. Say "Boncilla Facial" to your barber and come up smiling with a new appear- ance of vim and fitness. Be one of the "million a week." meomeratnemesaamieealielerAltieheitliteeteettlfi � Ui,1NsUN'S (Just Around the Cornr"' Seaforth. FONG WING LAUNDRY' : Having purchased the Laundry business on Main street, Seaforth from W. H. Lee, I am prepared, to make a good job of your laundry work BOARS FOR SERVICE. I hold for service a Yorkshire wed Tamworth boar. Both of these boars . are from the best of herds. and should prove profitable to those who are anxious for the beat they can get. Government ;papers accom- pany these hogs an'd' will assist any who want registerc.l ' stock, Terms $1:50- with privilege of . returning if necessary. I am yogis for bue:itess, JONATHAN E. HUGILL," Phone 34-616. 3 miles west of Seaforth. F Sr' —I have for sale 3 young York boars with best of breeding, good feeders and the right type suitable for spring service at $18e'ach or $20 registered