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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1940
The Jervis Bay
Lift your glass and drink with me
To those valiant sailors, who sailed the sea
To the men who sailed the Jervis Bay
And lost their lives the British way.
This their task, to safely see
A convoy of ships across the sea.
And right on schedule, they did run
Till they met up, with :. slinking Hun.
Then the Captain ordered, "Stations all,"
And those heroes eagerly answered the call.
Then the Captain mounted the bridge with a grin,
And flashed this message, "We're closing in."
Then the rest of the convoy, he ordered to scatter.
The size of the guns; well, that didn't matter;
His orders were to safely see
A convoy of ships, across the sea.
Then he steered his ship, straight at the Hun
To get in closer to use his gun.
The raider's gun boomed; the Jervis Bay shivered
From bow unto stern, the gallant ship quivered.
And though sadly wounded, they stuck to their guns,
And pounded away, at the murdering Huns.
And no braver men, I say unto you,
E'er had such a task, or e'er saw it through.
So fill your glass and drink with me
To those valiant heroes, who sail the sea
For greater love had no man than they
Who sailed the seas, in the Jervis Bay.
CAPTAIN R. S. REID,
Perth Regiment, M.G„ C.A.S.F.
Hamilton. Ontario, December 3, 1940.
HENSALL
• The. :\rn,,Id i:irele and \fission
Stand of (Cannel Presbyterian Church
held a very successful. a-fternoon tea
rand home hakina and candy .sale in
sie school i . n1 of he clittr2h '•n
tnrlay lftirneon. Nit.„, Roy Be
seil lir.. \(chin lions .ler, in ch rste
tIle iii'ml dk,a_.: booth. '\i \
1lsde had charge ,'re apron
. th and Misr. AIsinal A(nliwrn.
i]•n:n \leis yen, \larian S.utgster
;:u Mildred Pertly were in charge o`
candy. \IIs Meryl Pfaff !lad
cit tr"r the tea table. 13hish were
`'e li ;-•il'y arranged and decorated in
:''1 r na, decorations .1ssieting were
first. Ilcleu \noir, Loi. \lac I..trrn,
:"Mabe! \Verrkman and 311,, r;eorar
\ errs beautiful ttlil nt.-
' ra.'il quilt which the Armild t nc!r
members made for /NIP,. :Rel 1 \V.
'. \e'Itnr til I tr',:i. .las 1'11 display.
Y,P. Hear Summer Camp Report—
The '4.'111241':t'..Cnisei held
t':e1r rears:sr tllettins .n 31•:i1:1'ay re-.
'mem when tilt '.:relalanlnle aa, ar-
ranged try 3! -.. - Ralil Brass and
i:Tsa \1.Qucen and :Miss 31a2y t i,iad-
o i 1. a de'le'gate sof tate "it—'s. and R,'lb
!iess and Idea aril 1.2,le, de:es-air,
tram the Sa .,;rth tick•,.;,, who attend-
--el summer camp school .It 1 ie,derich
'eieyear. hiss Elva McQueen pre,4-
d and meeting ti1, mmnuencr,i w•,11 a
sin n:,
,the wards of whirr .were
the %intern. The Ser:.rture
vas read fly Howard Love and \lis:
Mary I ,tat.:11'11 gat', an :it.'2'.tin4
• Actress nn "A I)ay 3t
Hes., elayed a melody a' ,nes ;which
wire ,21117 at ramp, illtereoill4 -pict-
• Ines were sho;vn r,n 1111• screen -'which
:c•r2 siker ,it chap and Nliss Ruth
Brook very albw described the scenes.
The meeting closed in ,insins, "Sot
ia; liy Seed," and the benediction.
Attend Funeral of Uncle—
,1le..rs. .\. L. Case aid G. M.
,Case attended the funeral of their
uncle, Dr. T. E erase, of Toronto.
which was held in S. Paul'4 Anglican
Church, Dnnuannolt, on Monday. in-
len-nett in Dungann.at cemetery. The
late Dr. Case went to Thtng_annon at
the age a1i thirty where he began 10
a,ractise. He practised there far forty-
three years. He suffered a stroke
thirteen years ago and then sold his
nrartiae to Dr. A: S. \'ages of ,Bluth
after which he moved to Toronto
where he has resided ever since. The
deceased was in his 86th yar and is
survived thy his widow, one daughter,
-3! 21, Ethel erase of the Toronto stab
of teachers, and three sons, Benson
Toronto, 111125arch Saskatchewan arc
1)r George i(fase near Toronto. Rev
\Vn1 lVeir conducted services in Car
incl Presbyterian Chureh on Sunday
the cliter sang 1W0 anthems, "The
Vtiice ,,t 11111'. Waters," and "1.1.22
:311 11 L2r.l soloist Mrs. 1\V. .1
\I1 lair;n the meteSers ,.f Carne'
Church ch nr are preparing a c,mtal:
entitled -1 1\'n1111'4 Redeemer,'
miler the rise leadership of :1r, \V,
\ lI t'Laren This cantata will .11
,pr enr•r.1 on Sunday. Dec. 22nd.
Bev. R. :\. Brook conducted -er-
vie- in the United Church on Sunday
and ,leficernd a very tine di -emirs, 221
"•l'be Leadership of the Bible," at the
melting .rewire. -The elioir "oto; two
........t,,tina t:, GA," and To Ile
\\ it lens."
The annual community l.'Ir s:mas
tree 11a, been erected in front 0f the
toe n '2(111 .aril „resent. a very tine ap-
pearance with it, eolorful lights.
til•', and candy- wi:., 111 ,ais;rtil,luteel
Santa flan, on Saturday. 1)ercnl1'ter
21s; at 2.3n in the afternoon.
I he atemal Sabbath Seh'. ,1 con-
cert w t''` 1,e held in tin' school room
.'f . •unci 1're.hy-reri;ut Church nn
\Irm,ht'
r r,nu. f>rcun%,rr 23rd.
1111 lion al' Senior Iiia:illte Held
r 1 lri'tlnas meeting at the halm
ie Mr., 31. 11'w.dal,• , 1 \\'et
hies.
d1y ••vrnine. Roll call ,coals a11,1 t'red-
0,1 a .;lit fon- 'be *ick ,Cilihlrrn's
110"p't1., London.
-3! ,s :31.02 Srltwal122 and 11'1e11d. of
,perp: S11214ay Ishii :he fors
met'. 1,,221132 , 3It'. and \Ir.. Peter
5,'hwain1.
'1Irs, 1). li. Steer i, .pending 12 few
day. tin: .,.tel: visiting .with her nn,
Cher, lir4. Brazier in London.
Mrs. 1). \\alk.. 11r. and firs, .31.
ker.laeke and !'illy spent Tuesday in
1.,•22(11)3.
:lir,. Steer,.NII. Brydges is
spending' a fee days at the home of
her .on, Dr. 1). Al Steer.
lir. and lir.. Smith and two dau-
ghter. of Detroit, attended the Finch -
Glenn wedding at the Monte of Air.
and .31r•. Gen, Glenn un Saturday.
•lir:. Robert llonthron will celelh-
rate her 17ith birthday at 'her home
here on Thursday. 'Mrs. Bonthron will
be at home to her friends in the after-
noon.
Mr. Bill Glenn of \\'oodstoc.k spent
Saturday at the home of his parents.
The Christmas concert at S.S. No.
221
11W4It e -I ••e'ILre-f 5 e,( -Wel 0e -f
$37.50
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os a dependable timepiece
—none that lives so long in
usetu) service.
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l' . OPEN EVENINGS
SEAFORTH, ONT.
a�Ey��P`.y.AIclal10:UO:
DIAMONDS
.1, Tuckersmith, will ;be 'held on Fri-
day evening, December 2Oth. The
program will commence at l7.4'5. shanp.
The proceeds will be given to the
Red Cross.
Mission Circle Elects ,Officers.—
The llissioll Circle of the :United
Church held their regular supper
meeting on Friday evening - at Rhe
home of 'Miss Rath Brook.,A number
of Christmas .carols were stung and
-hiss Edna Saanrdercock had charge
Of the worship period. 'rhe following
Officers were elected for the -coming
year: President, i\tiss lianbara Shep-
herd; ,21(12 (president,. Misses Gladys
Passmore and Elva ..11e/Queen; treas-
urer, 1\liss Norma 'Coo'k: secretary,
+Miss Kay Drysdale; press secretary,
;hiss Gladys 1141r':enzie: pianist, Miss
Ruth i11rotvk; lunch contntittee, Misses
:Mary Clarke, !Mary Goodwin and Ed-
na Sauudercock. hiss Irene Douglas
gave the topic on letters ,frim mis-
sionaries in ;japan.- The :letters were
read 1113' \lisses Gladys Passmore,
Ruth Brook. Elwa 31cQ•tleen, Nellie
Fee, :June Sauudercocl: and Audrey
Twitchell, Toys 'are to be paoked by
the memlbers for Friendship •House in
London.
Finch-Glenn.—
'rite home of Mr. and *Mrs. George
Glenn Was the scene of a very pretty
wedding on Saturday at 6 p7II1. when
their youngest daughter, /Ilona Stew-
art, was united in marriage to Will-
iam \\'heaticy, son of Mr. and Airs.
A. D. Finch of Clinton, The ceremony
was performed in the spacious living
room under an arch, centered with -t
white wedding bell. Rev. R. A.
Brook officiated, The attractive bride
looked charming 111 a floor length
gown of white chiffon. shoulder -length
veil and carried a bouquet of Aimed -
can (Beauty roses Miss Helen 'Glenn,
or London, sister 01 1111 ibride, was
bridesmaid: nearing a door length
.gown of tar qlt Vise ,blue and carried a
ho'alnel '( ihriarclitTe ruses. Tile wed.
dine music wa• played by :Miss Kay
Dry,dalc. lar, Ross l'inels brother
1 t'u• ,0.r0o111 1.a loot 111.01. Fol .v-
122.2 the r(•r2Y11I113 a wedding dinner
.was served to about thirty guests.
'fahe :bride's t.Jhle was 'beautifully- Br-
range,1 with crystal and silver, roses.
.lank auul \\hit,. streamers, and cent-
red with the wedding cake. Serving
were Miss phollis Gill, (:rand Ilendt
lira Ruth Laois, Clinton, and Misses
Margaret Genn and ,Margaret Mae-
(r1uor. 1leusal4. Later the young
couple left 01 tt honeyannou trip, the
/bride travelling in a blue wool crepe
dress, /Meek coat and hat, Thoth trim-
med with mink. ':'hey will reside in
t'linton.
Beep she date open for the novelty
dance, Fridas, .1)eccplber 113111. spon-
sored by the l'hattllber of l'ommerce,
proceeds for the community Christ-
mas tree. Balloon,, streamers, noi,e-
ntal;ers and inn galore, -
Bride and Groom Honored.—
\ large tutnt,hrr of neighbors and
friend. gathered m \Vat,on's 11(111 at
1'.ippen ,m ,Monday- evetnint: 111 B0111'
of 11r. and -Mrs. a4u, ,Mc Kenzie, Jr.,
wan 13121' recently married. Dalicin.g
lw a. eni"vel to the .trains of \furd-
k's orchestra. 1)ttrine the 5,11111114
Illr. and Mrs. 11cK.euzie ;were pres-
ented with a studio couch. The ad-
dress was read hy- lir. Ho\war:l tl-lc lr.
The g1'n1011 n1alle 1 fitting. reply and
all joined in singing "For They .1re
Jolly (loon Fetlnw . -
Dr. Harry 'Joy'nt ,tByrom spelt
Sa'mrday visiting his leather Mrs.
\11211 Joy'nt.
alis, Helen therm of Londa spent
the week -end at the home of her par-
ent. lir. and Ales. (leo. Glenn.
Mr. \\'1n. Simpson of Detroit spent
the week -end visiting with his graud-
sn0thcr 'Mrs. Rolbt, Bonthron, He was
accompanied hnn1e .hy his mother
Mrs. Lou Simpson who has ,been
,pending the past few' weeks in 17et-
'W.M.S. Elect Officers— -
!'he \\')11.5, of ,the United 'Church
held their regular meeting on Thurs-
day afternoon and elected the officers
for the coming. year. Airs. 31 B. Cross
presided over the meeting which op-
ened ,113' singing the following Christ-
mas carols ',Joy To The World, Tloly
Night, Silent Night 111:els Front The
.Realms of Glory, and Cone Let lis
dare Hnn A letter was read from
Mfrs. Chas. A. McDougal expressing
thanks for kindnessshown during her
recent /bereavement. Mrs. \V. Carlisle
and Mrs S. 'll rnel' reported the
visits made. The following rep„rt•
were given were very gratifying. Mrs.
Ed. McQueen gave the Notre •Hr�l,p-
els, report. /Mrs. 1)rysdale Save the re-
port 01 the :3lis'ionary Monthly, and
ll r.. C. (rook gave the Treasurer's re
pert. \ letter was read. -froth 1\1 r,. E.
L. .\fickle expre..in,, her thank, fpr
kindness "howl her in her reeds.. ill-
ness and also her resi•ggnati,m a, cut'- I
erintendaut the Baby Band. Miss .
Florence I1V'e'1.h sang' a silo entitled
"t;:id \\rill 'fake Care 01 You” ac-
companied by ,Mrs. 1)rysdale at the
.piano. Rev. R, :\. Brook gave 11
splendid address 2nt the work of the
33'.11.5. wllick was given by Mrs.
Stevens, D,mlinion president at the
coniertnce held in Winnipeg lohich
Rea lir. Bruck attended in Scptent-
her. Fnlluwing is the list o1 officers:
lion.president,(lir;, C..1. Mel/me:11i
ure"ide•ut wars 11'. ,B. Cross; rice
.1/residents, lirs Carrie Ballantyne
Mrs. R..3. Iiroolc and \Irs, lobo 10.1-
er: treasurer, labs C Cook record-
ing secretary, Mrs. N. E. (ok• coy
re4lunuling ,erretary, lirs. .3. 111'. E.
if 111l/hill; pianist. :Ili.: Irene 1)',g -
L( .,,,i.hu,l pianist, Mrs. T. 1. Sher-
rill: liti-tdonary monthly -secretary.
Mrs. G. \I Drysdale: :Christian S es
ardship and finance secretary,, Mrs.
33'. Carlile and Mrs. liarpolc; 411'11111
, '" ,cc„ 1!rs. John Elder and \Irs,
S. Alerner1 temperance sec., Ili,* J.
iSlurray; sitpply committee \les, C.
Cook, 3lrs j. I:1der and;Mrs 5,
\Inner; Mission Circle sup1., Miss
Irene Douglas; ; 11i ion hand sulks,
311 Kay Drysdale Mullis' Band pens
Mrs. Kcneeth (Hick assists., (Mrs,
1 2v2, Hess and Mrs. Ed Normntgr,on
ere.s see \hiss Hattie .Sutherland.
Miss Irene 1)\xtglas of London
.pent Friday with relatives and
nervi: in the village. --
Ibbs Mary Thompson .pent - the
seek end with friends in Imndnn,
lir. Don 3Vi3gul- of the staff of
tice Hank of -Montt eal. spent the Week
end at his 'home in •G'oderich.
The many friends of Mrs. William
/Davidson will be pleased to heat' she
is much improved after her recent
illness.
Ilr11, and Mrs. \Vin, illcKenzie Sr.
of Kipper) proved into the residence
which (hey recently purchased from
IMr. George Ferguson and are getting
nicely settled. Wle welcome Mr., and
IIIt•s, McKenzie to our village.
Mrs, P. H. Devlin spent Tuesday in
Stratford on (business.
Presentation.—
very eujoyalhie time was spen.1 at
the home of \1 L s Audrey /Cochrane
on 'Thursday evening in honor o1 a
popular bride, (Miss Ilona Glenn,
whose marriage tool: place on Satur-
day. when a number of girl friend:
of the /bride were present Many ,1 1 -
ers were unable to attend owing no
weather conditions. -.1 sum'ptu'ous din-
ner Ivan served from a Ihean11lully ar-
'rangc(I tabe, decorated with red,
\01102 and shine candles and flags and
(place cards with flags. Following the
dinner the (bride was presented with
a walnut end table and wall mirror.
'Miss Audrey 'Cochrane read the ad-
dress and Illiss Kathleen 'Jones pre-
sented 'the (gifts, The ;bride made a
:very fitting reply after which contests
were. enjoyed.
Mr. 'Malcolm Dougall spent a few
days last week with relatives in Tor-
onto.
KIPPEN
The funeral of the late Wm. John
Slavin was held from the hone of
his son Glenn on Friday, Dec, 6. The
late 13310. Slavin was born hi Ireland
78 years ago in the cranny of I''er-
managh. 110 came to Canada as a
young man. lie first worked • as n
farm haul for the late 3'. Glenn. He
then took alp the 111115011 wvorlt, work'
ing tor some years with the well
known Kidd brothers of Exeter. He
went with them to Montana, later
coming to Tnekersmith and look np
farming oe the 1243 concession. 1\t'
Slavin was a sttecessfttl cattle luau
and ('919(1(1 tinny line horses,. Small•
Mg are four sons, William, Fred
Thomas, mud Glenn; one 5181 O at
Hensel]. 1(11:1 one brother in Saslcat-
chewvatn. A 1112'1411 ter Ida died three
years ago. The service was conduct
ed by Rev. R. A. Brook of Hensall
United Chin'c'h. The pallbearers were
Richard Taylor. Angus Robertson
Joltn Glenn, George Glenn, Louis
Clark, 301111 Shepherd.
141r. and Airs. Vernon TerryberrY
of ('nttanl spent a few days last week
with Mr. and Mrs, Jas. AleClyutont.
Mr. John TT, Hyde and Mr. Howard
Hyde of Hensall motored to Toronto
un Sunday to see 141r. Shpehnttom
who underwent c1 serious operation
in a Toronto hospital.
Mr, anal Mrs. D. 13. lisle spent Mon.
(lay in London.
Mr. Rohl. Elgie and Mr. Jos. l'p
shall spent the weep end in 'Toronto.
On Monday evening a reception
was hold in \\.arson's hall 1201122011€
Mr- and 41rs. \\'m, .T. McKenzie who
recently returned from their hones
moon, Mr, Howard 'Hyde read an ad
dress of welcome nod the young
('nitple Were presented with i1 studio
1(111,11. M11Ri(' 2211(5 furnished by Mia'.
lode's nrobeat'a
Mrs, Archie Parsons and infant sun
returned to their homy on Sunday
61-10)1 aril's. Paftersou's hospital at
Hensel'.
Ails. Ales 31eMurtrie spent tt few
(lay's with her mother. Mrs. J. John-
ston.
Mr. and Mrs, ltoy Butt and family
of ]lolniesville visited recently at
the home of the fnrmer'a brother
Mr. and Mrs. 1144111' Butt,
Air. and Mrs. Bernard Keyes, new.
lyweds, have returned from their
honeymoon, and are getting settled
in their neW home near Baytleld.
1411.. 1nu1 Mrs, W. McLaughlin and
Maureen spent Sunday wlt.h Mr. and
Mrs. 3, Baker of Hillsgt'een.
M1., and Mrs. Allan Johnston and
Mrs. A. McMurtrie spent Monday in
London.
Reception for Newlyweds-
-4 reception was held in Watson's
hall, Klppen. on Monday evening, in
honor of Mr. and Mrs, Wnl. Mc-
Kenzie, newlyweds. The evening was
spent in dancing, music being furn-
ished by Murdoch's orchestra, with
Mr. W. Hayter as floor manager. At
midnight Mr. and Mrs. 14IcKe112,te
Wart. rall('d 10 the platform where
they were presented with a studio
couch. The address was read by M1..
Howard 13yde. William in a few well
chosen words, on behalf of himself
and his bride, thanked the donors
All joined in singing "They Are Jolly
Good Fellow -s."
CROMARTY
Thy annual meeting ,:f :Cromarty
auxiliary of the 1Vomatl'. \li,sienary
` •viers ea, held at the manse. The
president, lirs, William T-Tamil•ton,
opened the meeting, llrs. Geo, 1\'a1 -
lace read the Scripture, The roll -call
was responded to shy a 'Christmas mes-
sage. llrs. ',Tames Hill led in prayer.
.3Irs. R. Scott read the minutes bf the
November meeting and ,lrrs, Hill
gave 'the treasurer's report. Mrs. S.
hiller read an article bearing on "the
closing another year." \fi,1 lf. 13.
Currie gave the "(had 'Tidings" ,pray--
er, Mrs. ;Tastes TTill gave a report of
the financial standing of the Society
She is entering on lar thirtieth sear
as treasurer,
1!rs. R (3 Scott 4aec a '3nlnlary
of the year's Ir's work in her amend re-
port. The president gave an adrires.s
cinch all appreciated, latit wished to
resign in lfal'or of another .president.
Illrs. Thomas Oliver was named chair-
man for the election and Mrs. 1\1',
Tdantillon was re-elected president
with Mrs. Jamieson as first vice pres-
ident. .111 the oilier officers were re-
elected: -
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
A
Christmas concert will be held at
S.S. No. 1, FTullett, on Tuesday. even.
ing.. Dee. 17.
YOU CAN'T GO WRONG
WHEN YOU BUY AT OUR CASH PRICES
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Pure Lard, 2 lbs 17c Best Seedless Raisins
2 lbs. 23c
Sunkist Navel Oranges
2 doz. 25c
Choice Breakfast Bacon
Per Ib. 27c
Fresh Bologna, 2 lbs. 29c
Yellow Sugar, 10 lbs. 69c
Pastry Flour, 24 lbs. 69c
Finest Currants, 2 lbs, 25c
Large Raisins with Seeds
2 lbs. 23c
Sepoy Flour, 98 Ib, bag.. $2.75
Men's One -Buckle Overshoes
Pair 71.49
Men's Overshoes, 2 -Buckle
Pr, $2.10
We Are Paying 35c In Tracle For Grade A Large Eggs
an
Finni
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In Memoriam
,KISTNBR—In loving memory of our
I dear son and brother Robert, who
passed away Dec. 1013, 1926.
Those whom we love go out of sight
But never out of mind,
They are cherished fn tite hearts
Of those they leave behind.
—Always remembered by parents,
sisters and brothers.
In Memoriam
BROWN --In loving memory of my
dear husband, J111)1es S. Brown.
who passed away Deeenther 14.
1938.
i 11 all the world were mine to give.
I I'd give it, yes, and more.
To see his loving 1411111(/ again
And greet him at the door.
How oft thele comes before me
1 His deur race, kind and true,
For death 1(111 never take away
Sweet. memories, (hear husband, of
you,
--Ever remembered by Wife, Dau-
ghter and Grandchildren.
Auction Sale
Of Residence and House Furnish•
lugs. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer, has
been inatrncte(1 to sell the following
at Killeen at the residence of the
late Mrs. \\'esley Frech, on Satur-
day, December 14th, at 1 p.m.
11 Bedsteads. 3 dressers with wash-
stands. 1 library table, I vouch, .5
rockers, :', atmx'hait's, 1 china eabi•
net. 1 extension table, 6 dining room
chairs, 1 IR.aymond sewing machine
1 electric' radio, 1 drop leaf ,table. 3
small tables, 1 kitchen eotteh, 1
coo: stave, 1 kitchen piddle -1. 1 rap
board, (1 kitchen chairs. 1 settee, 1
spring mattress, rugs, curtains, liti'
rdellln, 01(5111114 11111('11111P Wil h Nevit1)
('r, w'hvelhat'rOW, lawn 111040%,
Burner electric plate with oven, hull'
ala robe, 1 capper boiler, pfet oras.
plet11'e t'rames, pots, phis, etc.
Property. '1'wo'lit't lis of an acre of
11uu1. Good frame house, recently re•
modelled with shingle siding, full
basement, hydra, turned.. also good
poultry louse.
Terms Household effects, ('11911.
Properly, ten per cent dish clay in
sole, inhume in 10 (lays.
Frank 1'pshail, Charles Cooper
Execc'utors of the Estate of Mrs.
Wesley lr reIlell.
Harold Jtteksou, Auctioneer.
LOST
131ack Polled Angus cattle feast,
yearling, strayed several weeks ago.
Dyke Wheatley, Dublin, It. It. 1,
phone $411r34, Seaforth ventral,
FOR SALE
Child's tricycle. Also child's table
and chairs, rocket'. .Apply to The
Seaforth News,
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Make from 710 to 715 a week by
selling to an established clientele
relatives, and friends, well-known
FAMILIR PRODUCTS. F.veryonc:
spends money for toilet articles
cocking requisites, cleaners, att.
(:very FAMILEN customer is a SAT-
ISFIED CUSTOMER! Work 5 or a
hours a day, benefit by our exper]•
cure and you will :unwed. NO RISK
—profits assured by working. Let as
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OBLIGATION, for our illustrated
PREP. catalogue to Miss St -George
570 St. ('lenient Street, MONTREAL.
LOST
About three weeks ago, on north
rand or 21(11 line of McKillop or Hal-
lett Twps., tail end of a y_ -ton uncle
raclt. Finder pleaSP notify News
Office.
HOUSE FOR RENT
On Victoria street. Modern eon.
2eniences. Occupied by 14Tr. G.
13endet', Apply 10 E. L. Box.
CHOICE MILK FED DRESSED
CHICKENS
Weighing up to S lbs. Please oder
a day in advance. if possible. We
deliver in town. Phone 851-32. Rcoll'5
Poultry Farm.
Notice To Creditors
IN THE ESTATE of Hugh McPhee
Shannon, late of the Village of Wal•
ton in the County of Huron, merch-
ant, who died on or about the twere
tieth day of September, A.D., 1940,
Take Notice that all parties having
Maims or demands against the estate
of the above-mentioned derelLSed
must mail pmtieulars and proof of
Same• to the undersigned executory
011 or before the 28th clay of Decem
her, A.D. 1940, upon which elate the
said ex0c21(010 will proccee tat lis
tribute the assets with regard 0n13
to those. claims Which they shill then
have received.
Dated at: Brussels this 7th clay of
December, A.D. 1940.
MARGARET SHANNON -
WILLTAM .7. HUMPHRIES.
Executors
By their Solicitor, ELNS19R D. BELL.
Brussels, Ontario.
ELMER D. BELL, B.A
Barrister & Solicitor
SEAFORTH. TEL, 173
Attendance in Brussels
Wednesday and Saturday
McCONNELL & HAYS
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc,
Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Hays
SEAFORTH, ONT.
Telephone 174
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
The Second Division Court
County of Huron
Office in the Dominion Bank Built
ng, Seaforth. Office hours:—
TuekdaY, Thursday and Setnrelay
1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday
evening, 7:30 p. in, to 9 p. m
Notice
All books Host be returned 1:o the
Pnlilic Library ou or before Decem-
ber 24th. Greta 'Thompson, Librarian.
WANTED
Ohl live horses for fertilizer. Jo•.
Alai thews, phone 231.22, Dublin
central, collect.
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
Clerk's Notice of First Posting
of Voters' List
Voters' List, 1940, Municipality of
Seaforth, County of Huron
Nutt',. Is hereby given that I have
(•unlplied with Section 7 of '1'Ii'
Voters' Lists Aet and that I have
posted np 1(1 my office at Seaforth
on the 20111 day of November. 1(1.2'.
ta, list. of 1(11 person entitled ire
Yate 111 (he ,aid :4Tnnicipalli y 1,t
31 11111(.11mi elm/lions, and that such
list ismiains for inspeetlnn.
And i hereby e by call upon all .'vete,to take immediate prm'oedings ,'
have any err01'S 01' hm1ss]0ns (1.1
1-2121121(1 aoenrrlillg 10 law'. the last nay'
for appeal hehrg the 17111 day nt
December, 111.141,
Dated at Seaforth. 4115 211th day of
November, 1940
D. II. WILSON.
Clerk of Seaforth.
INSURANCE
Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid•
ent,Windstorm & guarantee bond.
Rates reasonable. All risks place9
in first class companies.
Information cheerfully given
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE AGENCIES
CANADA;3
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PLAYGROUND
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Victoria are ideal for a thoroughly
enjoyable winter vacation.
Warm days and coolrefreshing nights.
Excellent golf courses—myriad sights,
in the mountains and by the seashore.
Riding, tennis, motoring,fishing.
Canada's Evergreen Playground offers
them all, in an unexcelled setting.
Special Winter rates at hotels. The
new hotel Vancouver's spacious
rooms and delightful accommoda-
tions will add to the pleasure of your
Stay in Vancouver.
ATTRACTIVE RAIL FARES
I ALWAYS USE CANADIAN NATIONAL
TELEGRAPHS—MONEY ORDERS —EXPRESS
SPEED, DEPENDABILITY, SAFETY
j?od,wed sleeping -ear fares.
Low meal 7a1e2 mt trains,
TRAVEL WEST THE JASPER WAY
USING THE FAIR -CONDITIONED
CONTINENTAL LIMITED
Fulinformation from any ticket agent'