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Almond Icing; Tin
LIVE POULTRY TAKEN EVERY
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PHONE 166
Insurance
NEWS OF THE
TOWN
Pansies in December. --On Sunday
afternoon, D'eeember 8th, Mes. Alex.
Wallace, of the Kippen Road, picked
a bb•uquet of pansies in her garden.
The pansy bed had not been protect-
ed from the weather exeept by a cov-
ering ,of snow. It is not every De-
cember in this county, that pansies
can be picked from the open garden.
Announcement --IM andr Mrs. Wm.
Petrick, Stella, annonn the engage-
ment of their daughter, es Mae,
to Dr. Robert Lancelot Norris, of
Wyoming, son of Mr. John Norris and
the late Mrs. Norris, Brucefield, the
marriage to take 'place early in the
'New Year.
Correction.--Jn last week's issue of
The Expositor, we mentioned that Mr.
Thorpe Rivers had purchased the
farm of the late William) McCulla in
McKillop. This was an, error, Mr.
Rivers having purchased the lots on
North Main Street between Mrs. Bar-
ron's and Mr. Edward Jarman's pro-
perty.
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INLAND TRANSPORTATION
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rawest Rates with Absolute Financial
Strength
Sates and Information gladly given.
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.Phone 214 : Seaforth
Specialists in All Kinds of
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was solemnized at the Church of
Christ parsonage, Popular Hill, on
November 30, when Rev. Cecil E.
Harvey, united in marriage Barbara
Ellen Aberhart, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George B. Aberhart, of Seaforth,
to Colin C. Zavitz, of London, son of
Mr. Walter A. Zavitz, and the late
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E.C. Chamberlain
Clerk of the Second Division Court
County of Huron
Office in the Dominion Bank Build-
ing, Seaforth. Office hours : —
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
1.30 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. Saturday
evening, 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
SERVICES WE CAN RENDER
Life, automobile, fire, sickness and
accident insurance, If in the mar-
ket for any of the above lines,
kindly give us a call.
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Insurance Agencies
Phone 334 Seaforth,r Ont.
3485-tf
For Christmas
The Seaforth
Collegiate Institute
Alumni Association
YEAR BOOK
for 1935
would be treasured by all ex -
students of the Collegiate.
'May be procured from Colleg-
iate pupils and many
Seaforth Stores.
25c each
Order by mail from the Secre-
tary, A. Y. McLean, Seaforth.
Add 10 cents to cover mailing.
bridle was rlearnn!ing in a be fwn chid-
fon velvet gown, trammed • h s'il-
e,er fl•owe s, and fle lilliants /with be-
coming accessories nn tones lof brown
and salver., ,For travelling she don-
ned a smart brown coat with red fox
fur collar and golden color metallic
hat. They were attended by Mrs.
Ira Zavitz, of London, sister of the
bride, and Ira Zavitz, brother of the
groom. Latex Mr. and Mrs. Colin
Zwviitz left an a sort wedding trip.
Many Happy Returns.—Many Sea -
forth friends will join The Expbsitbr
in axe/ending congratulations and best
wishes to Mrs. Ellen Murray',' who
on Tuesday, December loth, celebrat-
ed her 91st birthday. During the
day Mrs. Murray had many callers
at her home on Goderich St., West,
to wish her many happy returns of
the day.
BEATTIE'S
5c to $1 Store
-Insurance
With the enormous increase in
auto accidents, you cannot afford
to take chances. Let us protect
you. Rates are low in compari-
bon with protection give n.
Prompt service and payment of
claims. In case of trouble, the
Company's Agents through Can-
ada are at your service. Enjoy
your tripsrotected by one of
ear Auto Policies.
Auto - Fire - Wind
Conveyancing
Real Estate, Etc.
,.' Sutherland
'Phone 152
la
ate
ren
Will be Open Evenings ..
until 9. o'clock.
until 9 o'clock commenc-
ing Monday, Dec. 16th
Just to take the crush
out of Christmas'
Shopping.
Goforth Mission Band.—The annu-
al meeting of the Goforth M'is'sion
Band was held in the school room of
First Presbyterian Church. Jean
Mills presided. A recitation was
given by Jban _VDcMaster. Miss S. I.
McLean told a Christmas story. Miss
C'-uff then presented seals to Lois
Wright and Isabella McKellar and
certificates to Jean Wright, Helen
Smith, Joan McMaster and: Lillian
Southgate. The present officers were
re-elected.
BEATTIE'S
5c to $1 Store
hristrna,s Gift
Slippers at
pecial PRICES
Women's Felt Bedroom Slippers with
fawn collar and cozy padded leath-
erette soles and heels. Colors—
'Wine, Blue. 49c
SPECIAL
Women's Suedine Bedroom Slippers,
with silk pompom and cozy leather
padded soles and heels. Colors—
Red, Blue.
SPECIAL
Mae Lane Auxiliary. — The an-
nual meeting. of the Mae Lane Young
'Women's' Aubciliary of North side
Unlined Church was held at the home
of Mrs. I. H. Weed'mark. The meet-
ing took the form of a White Christ-
mas, the gifts from which are to be
sent to Gypsumtville Hospital in
Northern Ontario. Encouraging re-
ports were presented by the various
secretaries. The report of the nom-
inating c'ommri•ttee was read by Miss
r one
McNay and adopted. The fol-
lowing officers were' elected: Honor-
ary president, Mrs. T. A. Carmichael;
past ,pres., Miss S. Wood; pros., Mrs.
E. H. Close; 1st •vice-pres., Mrs. W.
Barber; rec. sec., Miss Fennell; treas.
Mrs. Edith Russell; corr. sec., Miss
Anne /McNay; press sec., Mrs. F. J.
Bechely; asst., Mrs. H. Snell; pianist,
Miss Mary Barber; asst., Mrs. Grace
H:oggarth; Christian stewa.rdlship and
finance secretary, .. Miss S. Woad;
strangers' sec.,.Mrs. I. H. Weedmerk;
asst., Mrs. E. C. Chamberlain; Mis-
sionary Monthly sec., 'Mies Carter;
literature, Miss May Belle Rands ;
flower see., Mrs. J. H. Reid; social
sec., Miss Margaret Crich; temper-
ance sec., Mrs. A. McGavin; Mission
Band Helper, Miss May Belle Rands.
The regular meeting opened with the
.singing of "Silent Night. Mrs. F.
J. Bechely sang a beautiful solo, "The
I irst Christmas Morn," and Miss
Fennell delighted the members with
a Christtmas story. Those chosen by
the Auxiliary to receive life mem-
bership certificates in the W. M. S.
were Mrs. P. B. Moffatt and Mme. I.
H Weedmark. Following the bene-
diction, a dainty lunch was served
and the meeting dismissed.
59c
Women's Wool Felt Cozy Slippers
with ribbon trimming and padded
ooze leather soles and heels. Col-
ors—Blue, Brown, Rose. 69c
SPECIAL '7
SIZES 3 TO 8 IN EACH LINE
W. G. Willis
(Opposite Expositor Office)
vv rsdelp and week and witness of
Fi .t Church, in. Seaforth,
j 3ughton-Smalley: —A .pretty wed -
*ding was solemnized in Hart House
Chapel, Toronto, at seven o'clock on
Friday evening, 'December 5th, when
Phyllis Mary Smalley, B.A. elder
daughter of M. ArthurSmalley, 276
Cedar/vale Avenue, Toronto, was
united in marriage to Mr. John
George Oughton, M.A., son of Mrs.
W. W. Cole, 882 Carlow Avenue, and
the late William Oughton, of ' Sea -
forth, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. Mr. Marsch, Rector of North
Toronto Church. The bride wore a
gown of blue velvet with hat to
match and silver slippers. Mr. and
Mrs. Oughton will reside in Toronto.
pleyard, Hee tor.
(First Presbyterian Church-114lorn-
ing worship ,at 11; Sunday School at
2.30; evening service at 7. The Min-
ister at both services. Morning sub-
ject: "The Crowded Record of a Won-
derful Day"; evening subject, "The
Beclouded Record' of a Mnrrderous•
Day: God's Fairest Child, I Hold
Thee to My Heart." With an exten-
sive reference and reading to and
from "The Ring and the Book" and
"Macbeth." Christmas services, Sun-
day, Dec. 22. The Pageant of the
Nativity given by the group from the
Mission Band and Sunday School,
Monday evening, Dec. 23, at eight
o'clock. 'Heartiest welcomle to the
Sermon Subjects For Next Sunday.
—Northside United Church -11 a.m.,
"The Love That Knoweth"; 7 ;pen.,
"Esau, the Impulsive." Sunday. chabl
at 2.30 pim,.—Rev. T. A. Carmichael,
Minitstter.
Egnvoncleilie Church — 9.56 a.un.,
School, Worship, Study and Story ;
11 a.m.., "The Kingdom of God is at
Han Blessed are the Meek"; 7 p.m.,
"How God 'Called) Isaiah." Christmas
concert orri December 20.—Rev. Chas.
Malcolm, Minister.
St. Thomas' Church—Third Sunday
in Advent: ,Sueday Sehobi and Bible
Class at 10 a.m.; morning seryice top-
ic, "The King and the Kingdom," ev-
ening, "Conditions That Weaken
Faith." All welcome.—Canon E. 'Ap-
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It is
Getting Colder !
Only the BEST in Gasolihe and
Oil work properly in your motor
these days. That is why we re-
commend SEALED SHELL.
,C4LL AT THE SHELL
STATION
ANTI -FREEZE
Tires. and Batteries For Sale.
H. WESTON
GODI.RICH ST. - SEAFORTH
Death of Archibald McGregor.—
Following a lengthy illness the
death occurred Friday, December 6,
at his hone, North Main Street, of
Archibald McGregor, a highly es-
teemed resident, aged 60i years. Mr.
McGregor was 'bore near Kippen and
was 'married over thirty years ago
to Miss Jane Workman. They set-
tled in Leadbury where Mr. McGre-
gor carried on a blaeksmithing busi-
nese, later moving to 'Stanley Town
ship where he had (purchased a farm
near Varna. They moved to the Mill
Road, Tuckersrm:ith, Where they spent
a few years, celm''ing last September
t'o Seaforth. Mr. McGregor was a
valued member of First Presbyterian
Church, Senflort'h. Surviving are his
widow, three Ibiothers, John McGre-
•gor, Riverhurst, Sask.; Thomas, Car-
berry, Manitoba; Hugh McGregor,
Kippen; two sisters, Mrs. J. Shaw,
Simcoe; Mrs. Grace Ross, Seaforth.
The funeral, whioh was very largely
attended, was 'held from his late
'home bn Monday afternoon, when
the services were conducted by his
minister, Rev. H. C. Feast, assisted
by Rev,. T, A. Carmichael, 'of North
ti•ide United Church. Interment was
made, in Maitlandbdnl: renetery, the
pallbearers being Mr. McGregor's
former neighbors, 'Messrs. D. Pother-
ingham, Alex. Wright, James Souter,
W'illi'amu Broaid'fotot, Thomas Camp-
bell and Hugih Grilmlore.
General Blacksmithing
.;MACHINE SHOP
MA$ EY-11ARR'L'$ NEW MA-
4I111E AND REPAIRS
CARRIED IN STOCK
Give us a ,Call -tour prices are right.
F•:ketfelt
NORTH (MAIN 'St. - SEAFORTH
Jacques Cartier Model
sol `1ttr�
HOME MADE
---Candy
Horehound Twist
pound
Peanuts, fresh roasted
pound
Cut Rock, Golden Fluffs, But-
ter Balls, Fruit Balls, Royal
Mix, Butter Cups
A11 15c 1b.
20c
15c
Large assortment of Choice
Boxes. and Novelties, all
F hly . 50c x $1.50
• .
BEAUTIFUL POTTED PLANTS
Come in and order your Christmas Flowers now
and save disappointment.
Cyclamen , 50e and $1
Orders taken for Azalia,
Poinnsettas and Cut Flowers
Christmas Cakes,
own narpecial, lib.
Fresh shirpment of Macin-
tosh's Delicious English
Toffees 50c
Girve a tin for Xmas
our 39c
Orders taken for Special Christmas Ice Cream,
Puddings, Log Rolls, Bricks and Novelties.
CRICH'S
Soda Fountain and Luncheonette Service
The Home of White Clover Bread—Sweet as
June Meadows
PHONE 34
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Liberal Trade-in Allowance
on your Old Radio or
Phonograph
. Guaranteed $ fl 0
or
Reception
W Id
Free Installation to
your own aerial
This new Mighty Monarch Majestic
is equipped with the famous Rogers
Dual Purpose "Metal Spray” Tubes,
the only tubes guaranteed for six
months. Bring the world to your
home—own a new Majestic All -
Wave Radio equipped with new
Aeroplane Dial for easier and more
accurate tuning — enjoy Majestic's
more colourful tone—greater power
sensitivity and selectivity—Easy
terms arranged. M 102
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Down
puts it
in your
home
NOW ON DISPAY
IN STORE NEXT TO
A. C. ROUTLEDGE'S GROCERY
W. C. Barber
PHONE 101
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TO MAKE TIHS STORE A DESI'RABLE PLACE FOR•
CHRISTMAS GIFT-BUYINp HAS, BEEN DONE.
COME AND VIEW THE RESULT.
Christmas
Greeting Cards
Single or in
Boxed Sets. All
new this sea-
son =- Seals,
Tags, Wrap-
pings,
Ribbons, Etc.
Death of Mrs. -John Wanless.—The
death 'oiecurred' Tuesday, !December
10th, at the 'home of her daughter,
Mrs. G. T. Turnbull, East William
Street, of Sarah Rife, widow of John
Wanless, in her 88th year. Mrs.
Wanless had been,, confined to bed
with heart trouble since last Sefp-
tember. The 'd'eceased was horn. in
Waterliob County, a daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rife. Her
parents afterwards moved to a farm
in Hay township where she was mar-
ried over sixty years .ago to Mr. John
Wanless, who predeceased her in
1924. Mrs. Wanless continued to re-
side in Varna until six years ago
when slhe came to Seaforth and muade
her home with her daughter, Mrs, G.
T. Turnbull. She wlas a devoted
member fbr more than sixty years
of the Varna 'Methodist church and
an interested worker in the Women's
Missionary Society. She is sithe'ived
by two sons, Garnet C. Wanless and
Earl S. Wanless, Viroquoa; one
daughter, Mrs. G. T. Turnbull', Sea -
forth; also 'seven grandchildren and
four great grandchildren. By • a
strangle coincidence' another great
grandeugh'ter was biorn' to her grand-
daughter,
randdaughter, Mrs. J. R. Hillis, Torontio,
the'' da'y of' her. death. The funeral,
which was private, was, held on
Thursday, Soilbwed by interment in
Baird's Cemetery, Stanley township.
Rev. T. A. Carmiirhael, of North Side
United 'Church, 'Seaforth, officiated.
Death of Mrs. Williani T. Box.—,
The dearth Occurred at the home of
her son, Mr. E. J. Box, at noon on
Thursday, 'December 12th, of Mrs.
Willliam, T. Box, one of Seafb,th's
oldest residents avid lorne of the town's
most respected citizens. Considering,
her advanced age, Mrs. Bbrc had en-
joyed fairly good health, and her
death came unexpectedly. The de-
ceased, whose (maiden name was'
Mary Hartleib, was 'born in South
Eastlhope township, Perth County, in
1854, and in 1874 was united in mar-
riage to Mr. William T. Box, of
Stratford. A year later she came
with her husband to Seaforth, where
Mr. Box entered into partnership
with the late J. H. Broadfobt, a firm
which for .many years was • widely
known in the furniture manufactur-
ing business in Canada. Mo.'s. Box
is survived by a family of four sons
and one slaughter, Messrs. H. C. 'Box,
A. R. Box, E. J. Box and E. L. Box,
of Seaforth, and Mrs. H. Minett, of
Toronto, and by four .grandchildren.
One daughter predeceased her in
1926. She is also survived by two
brothers, Mr. John Hartleib, of Wa-
terloo, and Mr. Charles Hartleib, of
South Easthope, and two sisters, Miss
I. Hartleib, of Kitchener, and 'Mrs.
H. Arnold, of Elmira. The funeral
will be held from the residence of her
Son, Mr. E. J. Box, Goderich Street,
West, on Saturday afternoon, at two
o'clock, followed' by interment in the
family plot in Mantlamdbamk •ceme-
tery.
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Come Here for
Dress Novelties
such as Beads,
Dress Novelties
�� Clasps, Buckles
Bracelets and
other
attractive
small
articles.
SCARFS
For Men and Women,
Boys and Girls.
49c to $1.50
HOSIERY
Unsurpassed for inex-
pensive 'Gifts. Silk
Hose Boxed.
69c to $1.25 Pair
TWIN SETS
Pullover and 'Sweater;
extra quality wool.
$3.25
LOCAL BRIEFS
• The Christmas closing at the
kindergarten will be (held on Thurs-
day, 'December 19th, at 9.30 a.m. Par-
ents and all who are interested are
invited.
A Three Act
COMEDY DRAMA
"Courageous Connie"
Will be presented by the Young
Peopl7 of St. James' Parish, on
FRIDAY, DEC. 20th
at 8.15 p.m.
IN THE SEPARATE SCHOOL
HALL
Admission 35 cents
Tickets may be purchased from
any member, of the caste or
from rbhe o'ff'icers in Charge.
CYRIL REYNOLDS, Director
JEAN SMITH, Prompter
JULIA FLANNIGAN, Business
'Manage*.
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AUTO RUGS
Soft, Pure, Wool
plaids.
$3.95 up
HANDKERCHIEFS
Two and three in spe-
cial Boxes.
19c to $1.00 Box
APRONS
All Sizes and Fast
Colors.
18c to 49c '
BATH TOWELS
35c to $1.00
Some wrapped' in cele-
phane.
BEAUTIFUL
GIFT BOXES
5c, 8c, 9c, 10c
Heavy and Fine LACE , BLANKETS and BED
SPREADS for Tables, COVERS
Beds and Stand Sets. ' From $1.10 Each to'
29c to $5.50 $7.50 Each.
A Pure Wool Sanacell
TM HEALTH BLANKET
makes a superb pres-
ent. Blue, Rose, Green,
Mauve, Gold.
SEPARATE 'SKIRTS
including the Stylish
Plaids.
$L98 to $3.50
(LIGHT NOW WE OFFER WONDERFUL VALUES Ili
LADIES', MISSES' AND GIRLS' COATS,
DRESSES AND HATS
Store Open Evenings from Friday, December 20th, tilt
Christmas.
MacTAVISH'S
• Misses Anne, Jean and Maude
Ferguson were in 'Monkton on Fri-
day last attending the funeral of
their cousin, Mrs. Robert Shine.
• Mr. William Gillespie, of Brus-
sels, was here thils week visiting his
mother,' Who, we regret to state, is
in very poor health. .
• Mr. Garnet Free, of Kitchener,
spent tihe week -end with his parents',
Mr. and Mine. W. J. Free.
• Miss • Jessie Gillespie, of Bran-
don, is a ,guest at the home of her
brother, Mr. Neil Gillespie.
• Mr. Louie J'eekson,• of Strattet-
roy, spent the weely-end' at the hone
of his., mother, Mrs L. 'C Jackson.
• Mrs. George Weir left on Thurs-
day for Anderson, South Carolina,
where she will spend the winter with
her dlaiughter.
• Miss May rbaddbot left on 'Mon-
day fpr Port Nelson.
• Hiss Davidson leaves the end of
this week en • route to Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania, where she will spend
the winter.
• There will be no story hour at
the Carnegie Library. on Saturday af-
ternoon.
• Mr. and Mre. J. A. Case are vis-
iting their daughter in Detroit.
• Mr. Alex. McNabb is collecting
the mail from the street mail boxes.
• Mies Bertha Padue, od Toronto,
was the week -end guest of Miss Hel-
en Rankin.
• Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Beatty are in
Toronto' this week.
• The many friends bf Mr. P. B.,
Moffatt, Principal roe t4he &Jailor&
public Isth'ool, will be glad to learn
that he has snr$'icienttly recovered
from his recent `serious illness to be•
retrieved to the country where he will
pend the winter with MTs. Moffatt
nd iamiiy�.
ANOTHER BIG
DANCE
with music by $ ,
Torry Farr
AND HIS 8 -PIECE
ORCHESTRA
G.W.V.A. Hall, Seafortb.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13
Under Auspices
Seaforth Athletic Association
J. J. HUGGARD - President
M. A. REID - Secretary
T. R. CLUFF - Treasurer
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