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,I uff's Church Was- held on
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9 ..... , �71 � . W, �. WANTED FOR RAW�FIGH ROUTE NOTICE TO CRIDDITORS, day evening wdth the presd6ent,
, r, ,�,w ,�&; � I k�N 800 families in SeaforLh, Write to- I lace Shannon, presiding. The ope
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; ,,- I Moutreal, Canada. 3660-1 buckle Cuthill, Deceased. utes of the p(reivious meeting and
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J,g �. NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors
t.� I -_ , roll, call, which was answered b
I'll ��, �, . I ____ — anti others having claims against the estate Scripture verse containing the
, � Personal of Alexander Arbuckle Cuthill, late of H the ,,,
,,, R "It" . Township of McKillop, in the C.unty of ur- �ove." An linteresting ,Christ
1,1 � PT . on, Retired Merchant, who died on the 14th stcwy was read, [by Wallace Sha.
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�, ,,� ,§," � &', ", KEDY FOR CHILDREN
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( - suffering from to the undersigned solicitor for the Executor
I 'r, SAFETY FIRST, REI day od November, 1935, are required to Fend
,��, '. R .� after which the pastor gave a
I I �r, colds-, cough, bronchitis, .
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,,, " , & , tonsili-tis, croup, ,%,hooping couvit, tonsil and ,&,Il particulars and verilled by affidavit of on Mark's Gospel. Lantei sl
!�. � "k. throat iW is SYBILLA SPAIiR'S and it their claims on -or before the 4,th day of Cn Japan were .,accompanied by
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V il�,� . works. Try it. KEATING'S and HEMP- January, 1936. 1.
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'. ...'' Vt. � "'! HILL'S DRUG STORES. 3550-1 AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Ic-cture ,by Miss Mlargaret Cumir
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�,,* .", tor will proceed to distribute the assets of ment of Duff's United Church
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" �, �. the said deceased, having regard only to the aay School was held in th.e s
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77 ... .. I �1�1 � t Seaforth, Ontario, this 19th day Ing-
.. ;,,� 0 -41EATING STOVE, AS o Dated a
. .. �� I �! QTOVE FOR SALE 5c TO f December, 1935. '
"I I , -, � - " good as new, Call at BEATTIE'S Holiday Visitors
Y;� �, � , JOHN J. HUGGARD, Horace ,and Fred Rutledge of
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It— rontto with their parents,, Mr.
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',�, ;,,� FOR SALE DOOR 10 FEET BY 9 FEET, 3549-3 Mrs. Fred Rutledge.
.. If- I f. matched lumber; suitable for driving
''." ,� ,, Miss Jean Dra-ger of Toronto,
111"n, ,� . . rollers and 20 feet of
; . � shed. Complete with
I'll .1 N, Pl., track- Apply Box 51, EXPOSITOR OFFICE. her mother, Mrs. L, DrageT.
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G, ` . �': Tenders Wanted Miss, Helen Steiss, ,of Kitch
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,::: ...,:. � ,�l_ .eT, Mrs. D. Stei
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, , ,gasoline engine, with belt, cheai). Also Miss Florence Ryan, R,N., of
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'I."'' .. a lot of choice axe handles, whiffletrgets don and Miss Aileen Ryan ,of
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." 'r . liridles, and other things, to go cheap JOHN I fb(rd, wlith, their pa-renj,., MT.
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1, " ` I Mrs. Joseph Ryan.
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" � -,: N, - . �i �"_, M -1E crieff and 'Mr. and Mrs. Roy TU
. . , �. I and Miss Margaret of Bluevale
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, I'T - - SEA TENDERS addressed to the un- Mr. ,and Mrs. Ed., Miller.
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W, I ,, ''I, OR RENT - BLACKSMI "Terider for Mr. Win. Alderson of Palnie
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I_ ' 0�,� � L' fvll--7 equipped. Terms Interior fittings, Public Building, Guelph, wit(h Mr. and Mrs. Claxence Ma
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�1,2 t" Shop in Seafolth, 1, 1936. O,tari..,, 'clock Miss A�mye Love of Tolonto
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- � A,pply WLAT90N & REID, . . 355" neeTi, Tuesday, JanuAry,�, 19�6 for I I.- h
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I., �j t. . -_ - 'O ly and installation Of interio'r fittings in ... W� .'and. Mm. Jos.
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R , %. � 11OUSE FOR SALE -- COMF the Public Building, Guelph, Ontario. 'Mists Laura M,an-ning and Miss
1. �,xl, -, frame house, all modern conveniences, Ith Ennis lof Klitchern-er with
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I P,& . '�, garage, etc. ; central location. Inspection in- parents.
C'. , vited. Must be sold to close estate. A. D. forms o,f tender Obtained at the offices of
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Ai_,, I parents, My. and Mrs. Edward
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M L, Builders' Exchange. 1104 Bay Street, Toren -
I'll I i Farms For Sale Pbst Offi Kenneth Jackson, of ,Guelph,
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1,�� 1, �": , EXTRA Bu-ilding, Guelph, Ont. his ,parents, Mr, and Mrs, Geo.
.1 � "I ]FOR SALFABOUT 75 ACRES OF Tenders will not be com-de-red unless made
..., _t I d, with comfortable frame house, on the forms supplied by the Department
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,�' ,�'..; . small barn; a few acres of bush, being West and in aecordance with conditions set forth 0 M' Tena &cCallum of No
N . f, ��, of North 1� Lot 16, and East half of therein. rtta rio with -her mother, Mrs. D
�.�': � : . North half Lot 17, Con. IS. McKillop, Huron Each tender must be accompanied by a Callum.
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, .., " particulars apply INDUSTRIAL MORTGAGE Canada, payable to the order of the Honour- Miss Jean Murray of Lo
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..'' to JAMES equal to her m, h
, _, -, & TRUST CO., Sarnia, or Me- Able the -Minister of Public Works, '
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,�. , FADZEAN, Brussels. 3.547x4 10 per cent. of the arnqunt of the tendpr, or .�1117
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�. 1, I 9 P -carer BondA of the Dominion of Canada her paxents, Mir. and M -n. Fred
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�.,, .. I Lost and Found Pany and its constituent companiLn, uncon- nis. w of London
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sl - I ditilonally guaranteed as to -principal and Viss Ethel Sha
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1, J. M. SOMERVILLE, �
,, � I , Mrs. Forsythe of Toronto wit
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,�,� . III'; I I Card of Thanks Ctta-a. December 19, 1935. ily -of Galt- with Mrs. Drager
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�, I .1 Mr. and Mfrs. Charles, SellerL.
,,, . MHE FAM, LY OF THE LATE MRS. JAS. -= so,n, Claytonl, are tvisiting at the
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" L�� ' to them during their recent bereavement, for Heidleburg.
,11 " the beautHul flowers and for the loan of —_
I'll, � � ] " I - A Community dance will be
� , cars_ 8550-1
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,; .1,1 � Corsetierre-Corsets, Belts, Bandos, styleor cellent sleighing was able to carry on Tuesday as the res,ult of a
; ': surgical. Phone 137, Hensall, Ont. I
'I'll � 354-8x4 a real I -o -ad and- hope he did not miss Walton Exam Results
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I , I ::1 : - I..." depression -is over for this Christmas ,,aminations held, in Waltou,
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I ... I I , We co , atulate Miss Bernice Man- Class -Earl Coutts 80%, Wildre
�, -n,g obtained the highesi, le'S 72 ***!', Kathlyne Farq,uh
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,..". 11 . H DON- � bra). :Sr. IV,--4Uob Smalldon, 77
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I " ations of clothing,- underwear and shoes I Your correspondent wish all a Bennett 70, Margaret Murray
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. ? ., I . � ers for children not attending school, Call *bt7
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,,, . .. Town Clerk's Office and donations will be Stoddart 64. Sr. III -B&
. , I � I called for. do,n 70 (A-Hth.), Jean Farquhars,
." . . . . Citizens ,are advised n6t to give anything Alice Stoddart 68 (Arith.),
1, " I � t� transients as they are being supplied with VARNA
� �. � ,� -eal tickets after working. � I Climming 66 (Atritb.), Viola
. I A boy about 17 years of age is anxious fof
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- � - a position on a farm. Intended for last ,week
, 11 . Rutledge 59 (Arith.), Carl ()ou,t
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r � ". . R. G. PARKE, Jr. III -Carol Stioddart 50, .1
t., ", I ,We are now lol,.)kling forward to a
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I 'y � ,�,, I !Chairma'n. 3549-2 real oid-time Christmas, s . o get your Murray 46 (Spell., Hist.). 1-1 C
I ,,f � " Cutter ready and hunt up the old Nelson .Marks, Marion, Stteiss.
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. . I` , sleigh bells and, dust old Dobbin, for
.�, I Nomination Meeting Burns- Good, Pat Burns, Ke
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,.: i '' ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ELEC- honk. (Mr. and, Mrs. Williant Leemi
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I 11 , I tors of the Township Of McKlItOP, will McKi'll'op spent Sunday wi
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�; .i. The lield Tkt Winthrop Hall, an MOT -n,d ,son, Ross, Cons
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"I ''I . .. ceraber 310� 1985. for the purpose of nomi..t- 'blacksimith-a real bandy man. McGregor a
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" , � 1, ing a Reeve and four Councillors for the The conceft 'held, in the hall We& Robinson Hamilto,n of Lond
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"I I 01 ,. or 1936, Nominations will be received from i1olidaying with his paxents,
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, . one o!clock till two p.m. .11i's. Joseph Hamilton.
, J�.L I .' ohn's Sunday Sphoul was a suc-
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, 1, 11,� 11 :i ihated than are required to fill the . several cess, in spite of the fact it we's Con- Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Henderso
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, � �liW offides, a poll will be held on Monday, Janu- cert week, yet the hall was Comfort- family ,of Seaforth were -Chr
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I - 11. I singling Wa.s thorou,ghly enjoyed, 1!kP- - s. Joseph Love.
- ��,,� Pon NO. I -James Carlin's House, Lot 10. _
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"I . Con- 5; James Nolan, D.R.O.; Wm. Maloney, wi se Misis Jessie Weir, of Aubprn.
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'1� I � Poll No. 2-Toseph Hogg's House. Lot 25, 10, $2.60; H. Steinbach, Road
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1. � $4.56; W. Farrell, Road 18, .%2.
1 �h 1� Eaton, P.C. party, singing old-time songs, attir-
L�_ 11 , , . Poll No. 3 -Joseph Smith's House, Lot 10, cd in, old-time costumes.
"p. I -� N Surerus, Road 9, $70.R; -S.
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1. . 1. thuT, Road 1, $1,50. Telephlor
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.1. ". 4 Poll No. 4-Sebool House No. 7, Lot 26, , ___ - counts�-Zui�ch 1HYdro, lights,
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I � . , ,�, %4� . Zurich, -on Monda,Y, December 16 tollss, $90.23; Northern Electri
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ft " ;, , supplies, $57-48. Board of H,E
I'll f, ", ��,� � 1, with all membem present except Mr.
'11, I A. `M,eliek, chairman, $.3; A. F.
I I �!�� Township of Tuckersmith Edmund Walper. After the reading
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,14;l ,;"�. I and adopti,on of the minutes of the secretary, , $3; J. Block, in
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I I . I TJ�E ANNUAL M-EfSTING OF THE FLEC- December 6th meeting and, d,iaposal $14-15; ,C I L. Smith, printing
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L �'. ,� , �;, ton a the Townsihip of Tuckersm ith for o -e communications, the following $4.35; C. C. Schilbe, Imernber,
; "I", i, ,11. 1: the nofnfriation of candidates for the office resolutions were passied- Thalt the Dr. A. J. 51acKinnon., M
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I ; P 'io� of' Reeve and Councillors for the year 1936, -rds, ins
, . 03, $99.50; B. C. EdWa
�� w �. , k"'�; will be bold at Walker's Hall. Brucefleld, on Tar Collector be and is herrelby auth-
1. �6��,� Wondhy, December 80th, 1935, from I to, 2 ori2;ed to Continue the collection of $4.50. Charity and Relief -4
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'111,,�, ; !A��- p.m. If a poll be ii,ocessary such poll &hall unpaid taxes far the year 1935. That man & Son, kidigenit, $7.06
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�, 2 ,� 4 - of the assess- Merner, indliglent, $3 I �v
I , tween the hours df 9 a.m. and � p.;�. at the annual assesm(entis 61;
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1�� J;, � - 06 fullowing places and by the foli lack Greek Drain Bros-, indigent, $3; G. J. Thi
:,�!,), 'A 51 I No. I -At Phinigan*9 Store, D.R.O., Harry 'be reduced W per cent. for the year J. Glascho & son
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.11't � ,�, , v�t� payments on tiowriship riainds, $1,96; A. Melick, trips, Clinto,
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r"I'll ,�,� I ,�� . _, A& ophone, Charity end, relief, Board Goderich, $4, General Acco
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"L I ", ,, . or I _�Zfk, Fred Pepper.
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777. 77sou 777=77 is' spend, ,�
Ing a few 4ays im London with her I
of daughters,
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an,II , Mr. Bert Dunn of Toronto is visit- Z
&. ,. ing with Mr. and 'bh-s-. W. J. Dow- �
Of son. � (
cers The United !Suniday School of Var- Ic
I
.Q. na- held their ,Christmas tree and en- ,
!e,t, tertainmelrit on Monday night. 11
ent, -Mr. Mervyn Keys of Kingston Un- I
diss ivensity epent Christmas at ,his hionve
Wo- .on -the Babylon, Line. :Mr. Al,lan ( I
W. Keys )of Western University, Loadop, ,
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Ber t is aloo spending the holidays with his I
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Keys. -
The IAEsses 'Dorothy Peck, Sylble .'
Kevs and Isabel Rob-ingon oif Clinton
P.S. Coilegiate axe spending the.'hohdays '
Sun- at their resVective homes. I
Val- Miss Grace Robinson, teachex of
, is holne for th I e ' �
in- h,r-l;.(iays. .
the Xr. Nelson Keys of Egniondvalle
y a spent last week with his son., Elmo're, .
vor,d a' the old home on Babylon Line.
nlas S. S. No. 3 :
,
non, The following is the 0hristmas '
talk sch,00l report for S. S. No. 3, Stan -
ides joy. The names mentioned have ob-
a tain,ed the required' ,standing in their
ng. class. Sr. V - ,Mary Marks, Anna
tadn- Sco,tch-mer, Gordon Heard. Sr. IVI
Sun- Hugh Pollock. Jr. IV�--Lloyd Heard,
hool Elmore McCldnchey. Sr. 111 --Emma �
ven- Xic,Clinchey, Clifford McClinchey,
. Harvey Parsons. II-Minniet, Pen -
hale, Doris Clarke, George Heard. Jr.
To- 1----,Dor1s Penhale. Attendance, 13.- 1
and, �C. A. Trott, Teacher,
with
ener
I The white gift ,Christmas service
LDTi- was held in the United Church Ita-9t
7ant- Sunday with a ,good attendance, Th -e
,and Sun,day Jehool scholars occupied the
� Centre pews and,Rev. W. -A I Bremner
M'Drl- made special mention -of the great
rvey white ,gift to ,the world, whose birth -
with day we -are Celebrating. Special mus-
ic was fur6islheld by the choir which
rstion wd�s much enjoyed. The gifts were
tin. sent -to Queen Street United Church,
with Toronto, where they will be much ap-
�07e- preciated.. . .
. Ed- 'We express our sym,pathy to the
their members bf the ,Sunday school who
were not able to attend, the ,Christ -
h h is Inas tree and entertainment on ac-
BrY- cou'nt of illnests, and also to MT. Hugh
Aikenhead, whio had the misfortune
with to fall out of the hay mow, injuning,
Jack- his shoulder so badly that he has,
1
been confined to the house for some
thern 'time. We hope ,to see them all a-
, Me- round again soon,
.With brMr. and ,Mrs. James McQueen cele-
ated ,their Wh annliversal!y last
Sunday, ;Dec. 22, by attending both
with servi,ces in the United Church, when
En- they received manly congratullations.
The D-ecem�ber meeting of ,the W.
With ,M. S. met in the school ro,om of the
United Church, Brucleflield, on Dec. 11,
with with twenty-five members- present,
eorge with the president, Mrs. C. H. Haugh
i
in the chair, giving the Call to WOT-
b her�, hip, after which a hymn was sung
Y. b -Miss Bowey reading the Scrip-
fam- ture. Leaflets were read by Mrs.
Aikenhead, and Mrs, Brodk and Mrs.
and Mary Brown and the devotional leaf -
home let 'by Hm. A. T. Scott; Miss, Munroe
erle, read the ,temperance paper and Mrs.
Arthur McQueen, the stewardship.
held Mrs. A. T. iScoltt gave a story about
y ev- the conversion of a lumber jack in
India, after virbioll Mrs. RattenbuTy
led in .prayer. Officers for the com-
Mrs. Ing year are as follows: Honorary
Wrist Presidents, ,Mrs. J. Burdge, Miss M.
fall. J. MoCul1d, Mn. Neil McGregoT, Mrs.
W. A. Bremner; preslident, Mrs. C.
f the H. ,Haugh; 16t vick-pres., Mrs. I.
?u-blic Ailkenhead; 2nd, vioe-pres., Mrs. J.
. As,.. Watsoh; 3rd vice-pres., Mvq. J. Haz-
Fifth elwood; recordling sele., Hiss, Bowey;
Sel- corresponding see., Mrs,. M. Brown;
arson treasurer, Mrs. Brock; Christian
Alg,e� Stewardship, Mrs. McQueen; expense
Rosr
, p fund tTeas., Mrs,. Forest; Strangers'
67, see., Mrs. ,Scott; supply see-, Mrs. R.
RIO v Scott; literature sec., Mrs. Baird;
�majj_ ,Mlssionar� Monthly, - Miss, Helen
on 69, Tough; Associate Helpers, Mrs. J,
Ruth McQUeLen; asslistant Helpers' see., M.
Marks E. Slwan; 'Ilemperance, Miss, 'Munroe;
Leslie Baby Band, Mrs. ,Mustard; press see.,
s 56. Mrs. T. Chapman; assistant press
onald sec., Mrs, Stephens; organist, Mliss
,la,b_,- -Murdoch; awistant organist, M`rs .
)In er Forest; president of Mission. Band,
�ucilje Miss Bowey; assistanit; ,president of
n,neK Band,, Miss Edna Bremner.
ddalt, " - - -
ealers, TUCKERSMITH
ng of
rs. C. The annual -CAiristmals entertain-
taTICe- m-ent ,of S. S. No. 7, Tuckersmith,
on is was held, in the school (house on Fri-
. and' day afternoon, December 20, Mr. W.
Black actiing as chairman. ,
n and The opening -number Consisted of a
istmas coLz* of ch-orusesi by thei, school.
I and Then ,Mr. Black gave an interesting
tailk on ,the school. as it was yearls
ag�o. The next number was -a wel-
come number given, by seven of the
Supt., pupils: Jack MoLean, Jim Broadfoot,
0,0; G. Stuart Finnigan., Billie Boye,s, Ross
McAr- Nicholson, Bruce and Ross McLean.
Ac- 'Billie Boyes gave a mcit2ution, "The
1Pce, Snowman's Resolution,." Following
R. this was a speech by Mr. David Mc -
h, Cen- Lean. The next nurmber was a reci-
H. G. tation by Ross Nicholson entitled
ge and "Let Old Santa -Claus -Come in." Jirr
ange, Broad,foot entertained the audieTwx
Co., by a song, ",Santa Claus," playing hilE
c Go., own accompattiment on the guitar
th- This was followed, by a speech bN
Hess, Art Nicholson. Glen Cameron rffier
peCtOT, gave a reeirtathon, "Santa. Qtaus." A
cards, ,duet, "Away in a Manger," was, theT
$2.00; sung by Ross and Bruce McLean
I 0. H., Following this wasl,s recitartiot b3
pector, Stuart Finnigan, "The Christnim W(
. Tie- Like.11 Mr. Will Cameron then, gaivq
J. W. a speech and Mr. Bill. Foresit reciltle,(
illiams, a poem which he bad learned at 11
el, in- years of age. A recitation entitled
, indl- 00hristmias Questions" was, their
, indi- givelt by Bruce ,Nclje�an. Mrs. Wil -
di -gent, fred Coleman then favored.the audi,
and e,nce -by t" splendid -readings. Mrs
unts- Rintovil, Camer-on and Redge gave li
hoill, coupk of numbers in their usua
$1.92; tplessing nianner. I .
ng, The nemt featureI o,n- -the progran
., fees, was a dwogue, "Ttle Five4vbmn-1
Ooart, The scene was a railway station, 9,
,76; P. the -bW7. bodr bf,-5.15 depiatipig sonli
.15- C. of -the bunwTow charadtftv ,oWerinj
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$24,00, in the sebbat, aft' 4h6'bft(* h0l,to b4
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ier Oawevorv; New0w, Jist Broad- _'HENSALL ' �
)Vt; fxmndm�a (a fussy old' IP -4y: - I
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%ek -McLeala; her Gxandftughter, SubscriPtioll's recedved at the Hen- .j
toluffie, Rioss Niehollslon. WpWt Tin- sall post office for all daily and -
igan, made a very chumming bride , ki newspapers and your patmn- '
nd Biruce MoLefm made an e=acllent C: % be much apprecixted. Post ,
-room. 'Rastus, (a tcolore4, man), �Jhek *Mce box rents fall due and are pay- d
�qmteron; Mac Rintoul took the part able the -last week in this mqnrD'l ann ;
f a grouchy old.- farmer and Dille the first dn the coming New Year, I
loyes tolok,the paxt of hill wife. Ross and those in arrears -kindly make up '
kcLean then gave a reeftati=6 "What limount dae. . 35,50-3 :
light 'Have Been." -'Jim Broadfoot
avored the audienoe by another sel- Miss Kate MeEwen, a Ilittle West
ction on,his guitar. An instrumien- of the ivillage on the Zurich Road, had
al was given by Jessie &nith. M%s, the misfortune a few days ago -to fall
�mil'bh, a student of Stratford Nor- and fracture 'her leg between , the
alal School, spent the week of Dee. anNe and knee as an X-raytaken at
6-20 practice teaching in No. 7 and Seaforth Scott Memorial Hospital
ided the teacher ixt preparing the ghowed. She will be confined to her
,oncert. A farewell recitation, "Good room for some weeks but fortunate-
�ye," war given by Jack Boyes. - ly the break was not -as serious as it
The Rintoul's provided music while might ,have been.
vaiting on Santa to come and on ,his Mr. Sheldon Coleman and wife and
Lriival distributed gifts and candy �couple of children have, been spending
'rom the Christmas tree. a few ,days with relatives. in the vil-
Lunch was s-erved by the ladiesi of i-alre .and vicinity. Mr. Coleman has
h section. The school house was been residing for some years in De-
illed to capacity and the Concert was tTo,it.
L decided s,pecesls, - MT. and Mrs. Harold Hilliard were
Intended for last week misited by relatives from Detroit ani
Chatham ,during the Christinas boli -
No. 7, Tuckersmith days in th,e persons of Mr. and Mrs.
The following is the report of S. VV. H. Cofill and W. S. Walker
3. No. 7, Tuckersmith, for the Christ- M,r. and Mrs. Duncan Nc�iarti,n
tions: V Class�-�Elm�er are and have been quite poorly for
I
,ameron, 680/c. Sr. IV -Jim Broad- some tdme ,past.
�oot 80, lvfac Rintoul 66, Jack Me- Mxs. John mcKenzie is visiting her
�ean 62. Sr. 11III-Ross, Nicholson 69, son, William, near Brucefield.
Bruce McLean 6% Jack Cameron 62. Mr. arva Mrs. Lorne Scott of To -
Jr. III�Billie Boyes 73, Stuart Fin- eonto and Dr. and Mrs. Smith of St.
, ho;lidays with
iligan 7.0� t -Ross- WcLean (Very Marys spent Christmas
3ood). Primer (in order ,of merit) their relatives, M�. and Mrs. George
Glen Cameron, 'Howard Allan, Jack C. Petty and -Mrs,. Balanty-ne and,
Boyes. Best Welleirs, for November Miss Katie Scott.
ind DecIen-bber--Jim Broadfoot. Num- Mrs. Margaret Vair of Havelock is
.Per ,,on roll, 13: average attendance,, here vipilting her mother, Mxs. Robt.
12.2.-Ele-anor 8cotehmer, Teacher. Runthrom, of the village.
No. 1, Tuckersmith . Mr. and Mirs. Robert Higgins, and
The following is the report of the family spent the week -end with their
Christmas examinations of is. S. No. daughter, Mirs. Sweit%eT, of the Beach
1, Tuckersmiith. An asterisk before 01 Pines.
a Pupil's name indicates the, pupil has Christmas Tree At United Church
missed some exa,min,ations. Sr. IVI--
Murray Traquair 65clo. Jr. IV -Mar- The Christmas tree entertainment
garet Kercher 76, *Doris Pearce 56, for -the Sabbath school of the United
Roy Pepper!54, Sr, 111 -Arthur Tra- Church, Hensiall, was hold in the
ausir 72, Wilmer Dalrymple 54. Jr. sich6ol,rtoom ,on, Friday evening and
111 -Ross Kercher 71.2, Doris Ker- was largely attended despite very un -
Cher 71-1 Ifflass Pepper 69, Il Cjass�_ favorable Weather. and .roads. which
Clarence Dilling go. I Class --jack did not dreter the teachers, scholars
Clark 70. Prim�er-Harold Dilling and parents and friends turqiing out
95, Billie Clark 82. The best spell- in large numbers. There was.a good
ers in the school for November were *program by the scholars and- in addi-
Margaret Kercher, Doris Kercher and tion a finte tree was loaded with prers-
Clarence Dilling. Those having per- ent ' s Which Santa Claus distributed.
fect spelling for ,December were: The school room was ,beautifully de -
Doris Kereher, Harold 'Dilling and cDrated and a siplendid, evening spent
Billie ,Clark. Number ,on roll ' 13. av- and -the superintendent, teachers' a"'i'd
erage attendance, 11.73. - Jea� E. scholars were more than delighted
McKenzie, Teacher. with the entertainment in every re-
�pect.
KIPPEN I Skecial Services
Local churches had special Christ-
chool Christ- )Tltas SefrAces on Sunday .last when
mas entertainment was beld in St. Lxcellent ser ite to the
Andrew's United- Church -on Thurs- ccc,aedon were given ,by ,the pastors
da!y evening of last week ,and wa,s a ano splen,di�d mus,ica,l programmes by
decided Success ,in every way. The the choirs, re,flecting great -credit Up -
Christmas somgs, recitations, drills, on ',,he leaders and- the members. The
.and so forth, given by the children, following is the program of Carmel
deserved much credit go7th to the Pre,:,by'teTian Church: 'Solo, 4IThe
children and to those who otherwise Birthday of a King," Mrs. W. X
helped to make the eveniing's enter- Young; anthem, "Arise, Shine Foi
tainmient a success. At the conclu- Thy Light Has Come," by the choir:
sion of the program -Santa Claus ladies' chorus and choir, "Ea-rtY.,
made hds appearance much to the de- Weary W�a,jting Dome"; quartette
light of ,the cbdldt-on. who eagerly "There Were Shepherds," by R. Y
waited for bim and they were 'in no McLaren, Irene Hoggar�h, Mrs. Jas
-way ,disappointed, for he had, a boun- Paterson . and Jas. Bengough; Salo
tiful supply of good things to diS_ "Little Town of Bethlehem," by Rev
tribute among them. He also re- W. A. Young; male quartetlte
membered SoIlne of the older folk with "Watchman, What of the Night," b�
beautiful Ch,ristmar, Jboxes., among R. Y. WcLaren, W. A. Young, Xame2
them being our beloved pastor, Rev. Bengough and W. A. MeLaren' an.
E. F. Chandler, and our capable and them, "Glory to Gold in the iij��est,,
courteous caretaker, Mr. John Jar- by the choir; solodst in same, Rev
Tott, for which ,they thanked him W. A. Young, MIrs. Young and Mrs
most heartily. W. A. McLaren; quartette, "Come Y(
Mr. Roy Butt of Stnitford spent a Lofty, Come Ye bo*ly," by Rev. W
few days� at the homes of his bm- -AL. Young, Mrs. Young, Mrs. W. A
thera, Edgar and Thomas, of the vil- McLaren and W. A. MaLaren; fina
lage, during the pasit week chorus and the Glory, "Silent Night'
Death of James M'�60nald In addibion to the evIening -.service od
A shadow of g1loom was cast over song the pastor gave some fine poeti
the village ,and surrounding eommun- Cal numbers. There was a good at
.
ity on Friday, Deicembe,r 20th, W tendance th-ro,ughout both services
it was learned -that Mr. James � C_11.Wm. A McLaren is the efficien�
Donald, of the 2TYd, conce,ssion of St - choir leader and Mrs. Malcolm, th4
ley had passed away. Mr. McDoT I capable organist.
has been in declining health for e Good attendan,ces both morning an(
I .
past few mo-niths, but hii s sudden death eveinng were in elvd,debee at the Un -it
came quite unexpected tk) those who ed -Church on Sunday last,, the pastor
Were near and dear to him and also Rev. A. Sinclair, giving (two practica
. .
-to, hi's large circle'of friends in this and ,impressive discourses appropri
community. The funeral, was, held ate to ,the Christmais, season, and thi
on Monday from, his, late residence ChoiT, under *e able leadership a
and his remains were laid to rest in 'Mr. W. 0. Goodwin with Miss Eleano�
Baiild's oemebery. The bereaved wi- Fisher, A.T.'C.M., orle,Mding at thl
dow and ,daughter have ,the heartfelt organ. The church was most beauti
sympathy of the,entire comimunity 1"n. ful . ly decorated and, lent a charm, to
thiis their sed' hour of bereavement. the ,services. The musli-cal progran
Dr. James Jarrott of London and was as flollows;' Carol, "On Christ
sister, Miss Etta Jareoft of Toronto mas Day," soloists, K. Drysdale, NIrE
visited at th,ei home of their parents Drysdale, H. Horton; tenor solo, "An
' ' the Angel Gabriel,," W. 0. Goodwin
Mr. and iMrs. Isaac Jarrott, of the
village, during .the week. anthem, "He Shaffi Be Great"; solc
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLean and "Gentle Mary,"'Dr. I. G. -Smillie; an
family of Nftubaushene are visilting them, "Night of Nights," solulist, NE9
145orenc.e Welsh. Eveyang-Antherr,
,at the home of the former's mother, ,,
' The Song .the Angels Sang" (unac
Mrs. Jas. B. MdLes.n, of the London
Road. oompanied); carol, "The Star I o
The Jersey cow has been long Bethlehem," soloists, L. Love, L. El
famed for its golud loloks, second, to ,der, P. Elder; camd, "Gold, Franklin
none for its riohn�ss in. ,milk and cense and My-hfr," soloist, C. Blowe�s
cream, and far ,above the average as cruintette, "Bethlehiem," Mrs. PaiAe5
maker. However, We learn ' D '
a ,butter Mrs. Hess, Mrs. rysdale, W. Cro%
o-rone that is -not worthy of all these -and Dr. Smillie; solo, ,'The Gift,
excellent recommendation8 that was lMiss F. Welsh,; anthelm, "To Hear th
so Just]. Angels Sing," eo,loists,,, Mrs Pais-le3
� y accorded her. It seems that I
a certain young gentleman, near the 'Mrs. Drysdale, P. Elder and ' -Mrs
village, Who, likes 'the rich creamy Hess.
flavor of pie and pudding (and the Rev. Mr. Fax -r presdded very abl:
-beautiful glow of rich golden, butter, at the Christmas sonvitce in. St. Paul'
took it on 'himself while in the city, Angilican Church on Sunday last, de
tn purchase -one ,of these well bred, livering golod thoughtful sermbriE
good looking cows, with expectation The choir rendered good, music an
of &,,,bouutiful supply of creant, for two, line anthems marked the SeT
-Chirtstmia-s puldidiong, and an extra sup- vices. In the miornring anthem Mis
ply of butter for short bread etc. J. Wrley too,k a special part and, a
But whether this inbellilgent R�.im:aq the evening the special parts wer
had been so fascinated with City life taken 'by Mrs. W. 0. Goodwin a,n
or not, we do, not know, but on febeh- Miss Pearl Drummond.
ing i ' t to the -country it practically Sahta At Community Tree
refused to rewaird, its present owmer
with a drop of milk, which- was in- On Monday afternoon Main Stree
deed a sore ,ffisappoilntment. We was crowded when the large brMiant
. trust, however, that with a certain ly lighted Ch.ristmas. tree provided b.
amount of courteery and good I hings the Cham1ber otf 0ammerce ,was u!n
I to eat, it may chang 110 to- loadled by ,Santa Claus ,of ift wealt
. ward country life and finally adapt of ,presents, not on -17 for We youn,
itsetf, to its present Surroundings people, and children'for whoyn it wa
and go back an liz general good �be- speciany provi.ded, but also 2, larg
� havior. So it,may be ac,corded- all liumhor of grown-nipe were presem
I the favorable recommendations that and W,ere, gen"ously relm�o,Abered b.
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� Jintly belongs to her ,�,,�Ss, and' Bit 'Santa Cliau%. Every child W, th
I the same tinve Will do T�Wh tR,,br0'&d- advIanitage of being ,"entedi With,
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AMIDUIg the M=7 Who Opent O,IlrlA-
nos here, we lemned-of the follow.
ng- Allbn Douglas of Londor,, 3b.
ind Mrs. A. T. - Dbugl4s and M!"
iorma, Hyde Park, at the ,home of
4rs. John Johnston; I*. Angus, Me-
d
F,xeteT at the home of their mother;
%1r. Harold Sherritt of London at
�he home of reilatives,; Miss Salrah
Vansan of 14ondon at the home of
�er parents; 'Mr. and' 'Mrs. McLean
qm-d Children of Iffamil-toa and Albert
Passmore of Delhi at the home ,of
Mr. and, Mrs. John Passniore; Billy
Joynt of Myron, Dr. HanT Joynt of
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loronto and Mr. and Mrs. Laird
Joynt at the home of their moth,or,
Mrs. Alice Joynt; Mr. an& Mks. Lloyd )
Hudson foO Tblres;t wittih reliativej;
H,Dward. HeulpW11 of London at ibbe
home of ,his parents; Wiss Ada Spen-
eeT of Dashwood at -the -home ,of her
parents,; Miss Mae McNaughton of
Toronto with her parents,; 'Miss MaT_
lwa'ret McLean of London with her
parents; Miss Marion SindaiiT of To-
rionto with -her parents; ,the Missles
Li'ly and Edith XcEwen of Kitchen-
er ab the 1home of their brother, J -no.
E., of the ',highway, s(outh of the vil-
liage; Miss Alice Dougiall -of Toronto
with her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Dougall, Mr. and 'Mrs. William
Gram of Lansling, Mich., and Miss
Ada of Detroit at -the ,home of their
parents; Mrs. J. MwArthur of Lola- ,
don at ,the home of her brother, Mir.
Harry Arnold -and wife; Mr. John D.
Buchanan of London at the home of
his mother; Miss, Lin Ortwein of To-
ronto and brother, Milton, at the home
here of their parents; 'Mr. and, Nks,
Harold Scruton of Port Dover at the
home of th-eir .parents; MAss 011ie
Coxworth of Detroit -at the ho,me of
her sister, 'Mrs. ScTutom I
Mr. and MTs. J. B. Simpson are
spending the Christmas holidays with
relatives and frienft at London.
Chris�tmaa Day passed -over rveTy
pleasantly with a large number of
visritoirs and whose numbers would
have be,6n swelled only for the heavy
� snow storm that made 'the *tbd&'
somewhat timpassible for Cars.
The annual Sabbath sichool enter-
tainment of -Carmel Presbyterian
Church was held in the Town Hall on
Monday evening last and was largely
attended, and one of the very best.
The program was carried out mairdy
by the ,scholars of the school and, was.
a splendid one, composed . of drills,
readings and, plays ,and was much en-
joyed from start to finisA- The chil-
dren especially were delighted by the
lgifte of Santa ,Claus, and -not only
were the children .well rermembered
but many more of advanced years.
The musicalselecti-aris were well tia-1,
ed ,and rendered and added much to
the pleasure ,of the occasion.
The quilts made by Mrs. R. J. Pat-
ersion's group of the United, ,Church,
under the auspices of the W. A. and
fo,r whiell tickets were sold, resulted
as follows: First prize falling to
'Miss 'Mildred Smillie, and, the second
one to Mr. Manley Jinks. The quilte
wl-re much admired and the winners
a.-� justly proud of them amid axe to
be oongratul-ated on their good for-
tune.
Communion service will be held in
the United Churoh on the cloan'ing Sun-
day morning, the last in the year,
with preparatory services on Friday
evening ,of this week at 8 �o'clock in
the school ro,om, and a large attend-
ance to close the communion Islervees
for the year is expected on Sunday
miorning.
The rimld is now in full swing and
r well patronized, and with continued
cold weather the ice udl be all that
,could be desired. '
I
I The merchants have beenkept pret-
. ty 'busy during Christmas week and
. .
the stores presented, a fine appear-
. ance.
. The mail matter passing through
the local post office has been the
� heaviest in years..
� The rural mail couriers have had
a nib-st strenuous time this week, the
I rondo being so full of snx)w and not
. well packed to- make good sleighing
, and it is thoped ther may be well re--
[ membered by their patrons -on the
. routes which will -be eneauTaging to
� them.
.
.* Celebrate 40th Wedding Anniversary
N
- A very pleasant gathering toce
� placel at the ho,me of Mr. and Mrs.
L Robert Parsons, on Queen Street re-
. cently, when the membersof the iil�_
I ily arid immediate relations met to -
I gether on theocca.sion of the fortieth
; anniversary of their Wedding. All sat
, d1own to a sumptuous fowl supper
. served at a table centered by a nice-
� ly decorated anniviersary cake and
, ,golden glow mu,ms. A shiort protmm.
- followed and MT. and, Mrs. Parsons
F were presented with an electric heat-
- ing pa -d carried .in by tw10 of their
- grandchildt,en, 'Miss Velma Ferguson
; and Master Bobbie Parsons, An ad-
, dress was read by Miss Gladys Rlyek-
4 main, niece of the bride and groom as
' follows: Dear Loved Ones: We are
�, gathered heT43 to -night to exprese to
I you our -sincere congratulations and
. good wishes on the occasion of the
fortieth anniversary of your Wedding
7 day. Although forty years is a long
� period -of time, yet we are pleased to
- be able to say -you ,have both borna
. -t,4,e stress and' stTain exceedingly
I %11, and that you will with confidence
- face the te,sits, that come with the
I evening,of Ile. We pay tribute -to
t y1ouT long devoted, happy, ,contented
3 amd virtuous lives. You, have been
I ,kind, loving and true parents., good
neighbors and loyal friends. The in-
fluence of your livies -has exerted a
lastinig ianipression for glood on those
t with whom y4ou have been associated.
- Ais a slight token of our apprecialtion
7 we, rthe members of Vur Immediate
- fimilly -and friendR, ask you to accept
I this glift. OUT siftere prayer Is, that
r God ma:7 elontinw to bless you and
51 that you may still ha" many m*Te
3 bapiply zrea* '*,giethelr. SignW by
t members oif family. MT. Parsons
7 thanked those'present in a few well -
21 chosen words. A svlb, "Silver
It Threads Aimong the Gold" wals- sung
5 by Mrs. Fred Pa"m andl recitatioms
2i Were ,gilreo by oem"all of the grand -
3 ablildrem. , The i*malimee ,of the ev-
!, ni# woog spot* fn gWym, an,d socid
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