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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1941-01-16, Page 8A \iacLarrn; (both replied (1 , KIPPEN Wednesday afternoon at the home of NOTIOE erary president. Mrs. S. Merner; pre•' with brief addresses. Mrs. Malcolm l Messrs. Tont Munroe, Wes Jones Mrs. Robert MacFarlane, with the Hog leaving gone off feed, will not ! d' d recently to take a month's training. the chair. The meetibg opened by Terms cash, Everything must be sold as prop- rietor is giving rep 'farming, Gordon Grant, Auctioneer. George Powell, Proprietor. PAGE EIGHT THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1941 HENSALL Albert F. Whltesides Succumbs, - Albert F. \Vhitesides, provincial constable and high county constable for Waterloo county, cried at his home, 35 Highland Road, Kitchener. Lifter a brief illness, on Wednesday last. He was 65 years of age. Con- stable Whiteside was widely known in Western Ontario where he had been on the .Huron county and Prov- incial polies forces for thirty-five years, and was known as a painstak- ing and efficient officer. He was born st Seaforth, Jene•18311, 1875, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William White• side of Ireland. He was on the Hue u County police force and high con- stable for many years. living for some years- m Hensall and •then in ,e01110ieb. When the county torte ia,s taken over by the province. he :0ea111e a provi tl•ial officer and alter years of service in Clodel'ic11 was 'transferred to Kitchener about ten e rs ago: Mr. Whiteside was an ae 'fv l aWu bowler and was skillful. at the game and -the 1 Sutn'IIY with vilele rinks he skipped won trophies was well known. 111 was married in -ttettsall fn 19910 to .hiss Mary 1111,01 ;'a r;tnel•. Whit survives veit11 two c,. .\jbrrt P.. In the 31. I't iutllh Marine in England and lairm, with • R.C'.A.St.. in England: three ...mghters. Miss Violet. Detroit. \ll•s, A. l rues f lift n sod Mise ]eau. home: also a sister. Mrs. Hardy Anderson, taruclt,it askatchrwan fonr grandchildren. Ih tint 0ra1 -vas lard aunt his residence n' 'as' :..lay at 11 a,ut. Burial if: ti 1sa11 cemetery. at ".,lnar uovincial pollee attended the -, t, l- eervioe• The syinpathy dt this i•tnity is •xten ed to 7i.,. sot. `Thursday evening the • service was 11c1d in the '•United Church when Rev. \Vm. Weir of Carmel Presbyterian ,Church, delivered the »mesial 11111ge 10111011 was very inspiring. The obc+ir sang en anthem entitled, "Hear Thou : ,My Prayer." The Late Nelson Blatchford.- Mr. Nelson Blatchford passed away at his home here on Thursday morn- ing in his- 65th -year following a leng- i thy illness. \ton of the late Mr. and , Mrs. .Richard 'Blatchford, the deceas- ed was born here, spending niost of .his life here with the ex.eeption of a • few year; .pent in North Dakota. sem-none is hie widow, formerly miss \nn.e 1 a 0p t wn brothers, Janus., of • Vancouver. E.C., and \Veilingtm ,ci London.. and three sister:, - \h.. tC has. Hen,all, iMrS1 Vlie_e- Peterson. Rapid City. ticalti1 Dakota, and \Irs. C. Holly. ,•1 Virginia, A private.fun- eral service 'has held from the ;ate residence a: 1.30 p.m. on Saturday, conducted 1o. Rev. R. \, Sauk. \Ire. ethiCA ;11,111\i,-.. E1 an„ by 00' quest -The + ti 1 Rugged Cress.- Miss l;rent 1.a:tl.,iie accompanied. The flor- al tri6,u:c, mere very c:coif-al show- ing the esteem in alii;h the deceased 1 widow u ap t y. a reel Y su trip1( r :n,;t, • ! is ', ' l P . s 111 v. \Cin. \V.i .1,etvie•s -l.11r1 i 1 +c'''':t. - i+•: '11 v,it and '1'. •. ; heir tees i, tit 4'11111p tcPeople Meet- n t t 1t ; y n to eerie', t' a d,, eel \e.-1 l,r ,r..:..: ret ! .1.31 1,, 1 -cu,. th p : i%lire 111.11•1" 110.0 vh I1 U Mu' lIl o d 1n l.r. 131i1,11/0- 1 11'110 1,101 'It,, 13,1 r .,. . -t .1. 111 ... 3111. 11 • 1".li t'at,�,h with ,l wie leen. Mettle .e l 1,. 1t 111 ,eery '.ne1•tiliil M , „ 10. 'drive the ' a t '1:.1t .. :rel. tachy tl n ,tt cies, ti ny singing. .1 ice 1 11s -1tt_ of a W.1111101fu .er . V 31111 the rreneelic tion, C My. C. Frank aleauln, were fete b« en HULLETT Ou Thursday afternoon a quilting bee was held at the home of Mrs. George Carter, when a couple of Red Cross guilts were completed. The following afternoon, three of the members retm'ned to Mrs. Carter's, and put another quilt in the frames. It was completed that night. This makes 25 quilts pieced from small patches and quilted by this little group, besides knitting and some sewing, for Red Cross and refugee work since August. Several other quilt tops are pieced ready for an - outer quilting bee. Matt. Armstrong is in Seaforth hospital and Mrs. Armstroug and' Ella have both been ill. We hope they will soar all be strong again. On Sunday Mr. and Mr's. Ed John• stop and little daughter Patsy. of Exeter. visited at the hone of 31r, and .lies, George Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Toru Lawrence have returned hone from Brampton where n.'d. Interment t flee tri Union they were visitingthe Holdernese er for sick and shirt -ins, after whfeh family, y Ing. No. 696, in the hymnery. The Bible beadings were taken by Irma Ferguson, Mrs. T. Workman and Mrs. Monteith. One verse of "0 Woi'd of God Incarnate,'" was sung between each Bible reading. The topie, taken from ""Witnesses in Japan," and be- ing the life of Doctor Norman, was in charge of Mrs. Norman Alexander, She was assisted by Mrs, J. Finlay. son, Mrs, A. McMurtrie and Mrs, Chandler, Mrs, Henderson read a reading on "Finding the Way through Bible Study." Hymn, Break Thou the Bread of Lite, was sung and Mrs. Henderson gave the closing prayer. Lunch was served by Circle No, 2. CONSTANCE • The W. 11. S. held their' regular meeting in the schoolroom of the church Thursday afternoon, Jan. 9th. Mrs. Lindsay took their chair in the absence of the president, Mrs. Brit- ton. Opened by use of hymn. "Take My Life and Let It 13e." Silent pray - BUY IN EGMONDVILLE Cash With Order At Our Low Prices Pure Lard 2 lbs. 17c First Grade 'Creamery Butter 2 lbs, 75c Red Rose Tea ..... Per ib. 65e Sweet Oranges Good Size 2 doz. 35c Lust Soap 4 cakes I8c Life Buoy Soap 4 cakes 27c Camay Soap 4 cakes 18c Palm Olive Soap ... 4 cakes 18c Sunlight Soap .... 10 gapes 49c Fairbanks Carbolic Soap 6 cakes 22c Ivory Soap large cakes 2 for 15c Castile Soap 12 cakes 23c P&G Soap 5 cakes 19c Pearl White Soap „ 5 cakes 19c Princess Soap Flakes per pkge 5c French Castile Soap 7 cakes 25c SUGAR-- 1i1 LB„ 69c W Jo Finnigan Card of Thanks einetery. The pallbearer_ were \I(. The family of the late William V1rc Lendsa • offered player. ]Minutes Jordan wish to express their amine. - c L'.l% t.,o. 11 -offer:, Harry Howard Mr, Wm. Carter judged the poultry were read and adopted and members fatten for kindness and sympathy ex- tended to them during their bereaves • t to 0. i r .t Hroo ver. M and with relatives, tees. A few wools on temperance n I 1 ti. } ' < . l n , e :nicnd ng the at Owen Sound last weep and visited answered the roll all by pay lig that 11 Gunn. '1 onmto Mr. .\. meat; alxa for the spiritual 011(11119 t:'•�mt. Nee, rename; \Ins. W lir. Wm. Taylor of. Toronto visited were given by Mrs. E. Snell. Theme, and the loan of ears, Port Cre l°t• \lr. tool \Ir over the week end with his parents, "Finding the Way through. Bible ll',, 1. St Mars: Mr. :end Mr. and Mrs, Peter Taylor. Study," Was taken by Mrs. Lindsay: ,firs, Wm, lloughten and family N1,-. 1'. ii •', crit , }t.nli:tt,n: \ir. Mr. Stanley Collins wou drat prize reading by Mrs. J. Hngill, "The G1ad Card of Thanks \Ins ! t ay..,n. "0.1fort)t, ..\1i=< at the euchre party at l\'iuthrop nn New Year," The tr'easurer's report wish to thane their fri1uds a1,1 31 ,rhe 31,''' r and \ir flack . 1'ouhl•' Friday night, receiving tt fine set of was given by Mrs. B. B. Stepheusou, I neighbotu'a for the kindness and \I r., t;, n're•nclt«•s. ovcrreadning aur allocution for 194(1. \I: •. i. \\ t'.on. . n,a.1 'errs. John Nottingham told a story rent bereavement. Also for the hemi _ Mrd: ; ----- _----- - . HIM Rural tributes and those w•hu e< svnmathy shown them in their re resentation at W. h - BRUCEFI ELD from the study hook, entitled, "Wit- kindly loaned their ears. I \d'n , Insiiime ya, Mrs. George l\lel_1utney J1, nen \I xt t0ke11 to Sealortb hospital Sunday Norman, assisted by .lits k:. Ada 111S. h \It r -night where elle was operated on, eIrs. Dao, 3111l0on, Mrs. R. Fralialc \fi Her many trieuds hope for a speed)' and Mrs. B. P. Stephenson. The elf's • '', r„' I aa, recovery, Mrs. George \leCartney Sr, eying was Laken anti. lunch was 1C 0 tee .f .tc ( ue is also, we are sorry to say', confined served. sets. \I •. \I;«'n \\0, 1:• u, !u•r bed at the 1101110 of her son, The January meeting of the W.A. m r .crow d: ni.,n,trat- 1L, tleorg«, \le!'srUley, was held in the basement of the e( t rl 1 ,(t- 110, 1 AI , • ' Pte, ahe Zapfe w•as home Pieties' church on Thursday, Jan. 9111. The r I 1: 'n1 steer r a l ! r - e»1Inr: n night. Mr. 'Lamle left London training president. Mrs, E. Adorns, opened the " 1 1• u lee is file a school on Monday for Toronto. meeting by reading a poem and ail •u• [; p itPears Co 'run 1Fe are pleased to report, Mrs. Alex repeating the 23rd Psalm, The ntin- e 1 \Ir-, \\'sir and was .Mustard was able to retuvu home last Utes of the last meeting were road mt• c1t 1 1 11 ani l e tty I' ' s an .1net. 3 very weer: from Clinton after her recent and adopted. The roll call was on- e a cut feamrs .d the program ,vas illness. :mere(' by the paying of fees for e presentation ,,t a Bank Book to Mr. and Mrs. George Hess of I-Ien- 1941. '(lie secretary and ireasin'er Marie, \11c1'r, infant son of Mr. and Auction Sale Of Farm Stock and Implements. on No, -,. Ftiglt c , . C w t' 1 miles east of Seaforth, Friday, January 17110, at 1 p.m. sharp; Ilul ees - -1 Mares. rising 4 year, al• old, good Worker. single 01' doable: 1 mare. rising 0 years. in feel, good worker; 1 horse, 3 years old, Food single o1' on e. ; ('sttle-1 Durham row, 4 years old. just freshened 1 weep, Willi eu11 a1 Loot; 1 Durham cow. 4 years old, freshened 1 month, with calf at foot, heavy milker; 1 Durham cow, 7 years sail, and Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Rout• gave a splendid report of the year's I old. freshened 1 week, with calf u Coed at data of wetting. 11 at hie home here. r: eetnewhat jai. Mrs. E. i Mickle 'Mi11ery1 Pilaff Communion service was held in the ''' ]e and sou, of Biggar, Sask„ called work, also the grouts leaders gave a foot; 1 Durham cow. ,years old, cine 11 ?resented the t ,C,. and also the y iblw n„ address. To l'harlc. Thom Thomas at the homes of Mr. C. Haugh and . good report, Mrs. J. Ferguson. leader in freshen May 1; 1 lln1•lnnm cow. 4 _ nited Church on Sunday n101'01119 Mickle. t Mr. R. Allan on Sunday. of Group 1, then took charge. Hymn year's old, 110511ened 1 month, with ouducted by Rev. R. A. Brook. The 1\We issue .a -welcome to Baby Charles. Notice Everybody- 308, Joy to the World, was sung. calf at foot; 5 good Durham heifers, late third mennh.r of our 1netitins , Do you want to help keep our Mrs. John Carter led in prayer, All rising 6 months to 1 year. soldier boys warm and happy. Then repeated the Lord's prayer, Mrs. I Cattle all in good condition and ex - here is how you can help. Bring your Orville Dale read the scrpiture, tato ceptiolally good milk cores. Papers, books, magazines, etc., in to eu from llatt.,,chapter 7, 21.29. Mrs.' Pigs ---York sow with litter of the Red Cross at Brumfield by the John Carter favored us with a solo seven pigs. - 23rd of January. Leave at the hotel, and was very much enjoyed. Mrs. Poultry -60 Rock pullets, good Please do. Lorne Lawson read a short poem on layers. 2 flocks of geese, 2 years old; Miss Anna Cornish and friend of Gratitude. The meeting was closed 1 Rock of clucks. London spent the week end at her by singing hymn 163, Take Time to Grain -A quantity of good grail. home here. be Holy. Lunch was served. suitable for seed. There will be a meeting M the 201 tons of good clover hay. home of Mrs S Zapfe on Thursday :Moir sang an antitenl. entitled "God ?,a Love." and at the evening service tete choir sang "Rejoice Ye Pure in Heart." Young People's Union - The Young People's Union met on Monday evening, the program being In charge of Miss Elva McQueen and Howard Love. It was the missionary meeting and Met Carrey Joynt very iably gave the topic. Hiss Edna Sauudereock gave a reading, and Hiss Ellen Love played a piano ire strumentah Following the program. games were played trader the direc- tion of Miss Gladys McKenzie. We regret to hear that Mr. Bert Riley is quite ill. His many friends nope for a speedy recovery, Born -At Mrs. Saundercock's hos' pitai, Hensel!. on Friday. Jan. 10th, Ic Mr. and Mrs. David Triebner. a daughter. - Miss Alice Phaff left this week for Toronto where she will visit with Baby 1331141 'rhe number of members in this baby hand is small, as are also the remembers themselves, -but these two faults. if they may be so called, will both he Cured with time, we feel confident. We are glad to have Blaby Charles belong to our group of happy, healthy babies, and Our sincere wish is that a, he travels through life, he may continue to the blest with health and happiness, as we all know that dor this a certain amount of this world's stoodx is necessary it gives me great pleasure to present this Bank Book with the hope that the nest el9g it re- presents may. 4row with the years. Choir Banqueted - The choir members of Cannel Pres- byterian Church were tendered a sumptuous .Banquet in the school- room of the church at 6.30 p.m. on Friday evening by 'the Women's As- sociation of the church. The tables Miss Emalie Morrison. were lbeautiiully adnored w•i'th red United Church W. A. trendies and matching flower decorat- Elect Officers -i ions. Following the Banquet Mr. W. The •annual meeting of the Worn' A. MacLaren choir -leader expressed in en's Association of the United a brief address thanks to the . ladies ,"burch was held on' Friday after• for the banquet. Rev. 1\\"eir in a short noon. January 10th, at 3 p,m. with the address seconded the motion to which ident Mrs. James McAllister pre. Mre. Frank Farquhar president of the Rev. R. A Brae' presided aver \Womens association 'replied. \fesscrs Brook the o were called upon by the chairman Church opened their new year on WINTHROP lnlplel'nents--1 outthrow disc; 4 evening to organize a Junior Red The euchre and dance held in the section diamond harrows with stret- Cross Society. All the girls of the hall last Friday night was fairly well cher; 1 McCormick Deering 11 hoe community should attend. attended, The prize winners were: drill, good as new; Fleury No. 21. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Halstead and Ladies' most games, Mrs. Joseph walking plow, just new; 1 Portland Floyd, Mrs. T. Halstead of Stratford Dolmage, lone hands, Mrs. Robert cutter; 1 wagon and box; 1 Viking spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. Dodds; men's most games, Mr. Col- cream separator, good as naw; 1 set Wheeler, lins; lone hands, Mr. Guy Dorrance. sleiglis; 1 set of back band harness Miss Doris Dutot of London spent After lunch a few hours were spent and a number of collars, good as Sunday at her home here. in dancing to Mann's orchestra. new; 170 feel of hay rope, and 701 Mrs. Wm. McKenzie of Hensall is 1 Mr. Russel Holman underwent an feet of trip rope, new; 1 hay fork; visiting her father, Mr, 11, Murdoch. operation in Scott Memorial Bospit 1 forks, shovels, whiffletrees, bucksaw.We are glad to report that Mrs. H. t -al on Sunday. We wish hint -a speedy etc. Berry, who fell a week ago and hurt recovery. her head severely, is a little better,, Mr. and Mrs. John Gillies spent a and hope she will soon be fully re- few days In Toronto. Sidings The meeting opened by sing. covered. Tlie W. A. and W. M. S. of Coven ng "Take My Life and Let It Be," ' son Janie. Mustard Jr. and James Patter- selection of officers as follows: Hon. \frs W. sident. Sirs. Jas. McAllister: 1st vice I)nugal! gate a Scotch reading and and Bill Dalrymple left for Chatham new president, Mrs. E. Toll, taking be available for service mail further president, 'Vers. Eric Kennedy; 2nd hiss (Margaret Dougall played a piano, • vice president, Mrs. Harry Horten; solo. A sing -song concluded the pro- notice. Frank Nolan. Dees. ram led v• • rt wf s. Several from this community at- singing the national anthem and ells etary Mrs. T J Slter•ritt• t o 1 1 11 Res. \\' 'r '011 NI 7, s -;s, Mrs. Victor Fee, Mrs. Edgar Me• earth accompanists . All joined in Blatchford at sung Church offered Queen, Mrs. earl Passmore and 311w. singing Auld Lang Syne. Thieves are very active around The roll ca] v Hiss Florence Welsh. Mrs. Waiter village of late. Mr. Tom Butt had a members with a sentence prayer. Spencer. Mrs. Peter Mt'Naughton and W.M.S. f Carmel Presbyterian large amount of beans stolen and Minutes of last meeting were read Mrs, Kenneth Hicks. Miss Florence Church was held on Thursday after- 40 chickens, and Mr. W. E. Butt had and approved. Lettere were read Welsh favoured with a piano solo noon ,with the President \!r . C. and- his gas pump broken and a large and business discussed. The 'W.A. ]frs. Hadden and airs. Hess sang a n aresirlinl and opened with the call uantity of - gas stolen. and W. M. S. committees gave re :met. entitled •'The Beautiful City of } q • d" and 3Ir Garrey Joon sang a toactrsllip after 'which Mr;. Hudson Mr, Wm, jvison went to Zion. ports for the coming year's wok. Illinois, on Monday to see his sister. Mrs. Danks, who is seriously i11. Mr and Mrs. Edward Taylor and son Terry visited over the week end with Mr, and Mrs. Robe. Hinsdale. A fire. occurred in the home of Mr. A. Ross, Mrs. H. Blanchard led in 111 Joseph Hagan lett last Week (1 ctiec tole w^11 arc, at t u ante and Mrs. W. L. Mettle on Thursday 'o• Florida where he will spend the n Wednesday afternoon to arrange set 'firs. I. G. Smillie. Group lead- \\'• B:nthron and Miss Irene Hog- tended the funeral of the late Mr. ent prayer for peace. Hymn 571 was Hensall. and Mrs. C urc o ere prayer. Grace Harpole, Flower committee ( un the ' l vas answered by 13 WMS Meet - The iir- meeting of this year of the led in raver. Hymn 'A11 1 he \\ ay solo entitled "Still as the Night,- 1' Miss Florence Welsh accompanist. 'MY qui' ar 1 cads Me" wa-s sung and Miss Mattie Ellie gave a splendid are 'Miss Minnie Reid read the Serip'tnre dress on Huron County. The pro• Mathew 6• The minutes of the 'pre\- ram c•nueluded by singing "God lensnieetin. were read and adopted Hymn 662 was sung. The meeting was given over to Circle No, 3, with the president in charge due to the absence of the captain. The scripture er. ler nn -mesa was d1scnssrd and reading, Psalm 19, was given by Mrs. -"1-rets were screed. .ave the King.'. after whfeh refresh. and i'�- •rc,i' ;all answered with Pray - :winter months. the program- for the year. Miss Reid when a pair of curtains accidentally Mrs. Lloyd Hudson of St. Marys is ^sail. the aification for the hail. Mrs, caught an fire, and but for the timely '•-pending several days with her aunt J, 033'. P,,lthron favoured with a action of Mr. Mellie in pulling the Mrs. Nelson Blatchford. ale asin:; e, ' entitled ''\tore Like The man; friends of little Harold rbt.e C) I ather." \ very pleasant I regret t;, hear le ,11 .centinues feature e«t the program was the Pres - ill 1n St. Joseph's H _miter, Cll:dtt01»ei a Life \leather.Mp Certii- ,curtains down and heating out the fire serious damage might Have re - London. 'care to \frs. CRev.1 \\''r. lIr,. Jas. Miss Agnes Morino visited a few Me. George Miners of London ,vas Patterson read the address and .Mrs (lays last week with friends in Drys" in town on Saturday coming here to Hannah Workman presented the Car - attend the funeral of the late ale A:- tificate. Ater singing 'Standing at the 11.ert F. ,Whiteside. hig11 county con- Portal," Mrs. C. Hudson lace the re- Mr. Robt. McBride has purchased' ,table .for Waterloo, and a former re- port of the Huron Presbyterial held in the residence of the late Mrs" H. R. ident of 'Hensel4, Clinton on January Stlt. `Mrs Weir French, We will welcome VA•. and Rei. and !Mrs. Wm Weir wished read First Corinthians 17,th chapter. Mrs. Meliride as residents to our relatives in Toronto the week. Mrs. C, Hudson gave the topic entit- 'Mrs. George Brown and daughter, led "Go Forward' which was most Mage. Mrs. John Wilson of Stratford attend- interesting.. This was followed with a W. M. S. Meet- ecl the ,funeral of the late Mr. Nelson season of prayer led by Mrs. Manson, The W. M. S. tenet on Wednesday Blatchford on Saturday. t Mrs. Workman and Mrs, Logan. Alter afternoon for their first meeting of The annual .congregational meeting singing "Breathe On Me, 'Breath of the New 'Year and had a splendid at. of Carmel Presbyterian"Church will,God." the meeting closed Iby repeating tedNeve. It was held at the home of he held on Monday evening, Jan. 20. the 'Lord's prayer in unison. Prayer .Services Held.- I Mrs. :Mathews and two little viete Mrs. Allan Johnson. The meeting ' iIt being the week of sprayer, 'special of Portage La Prairie were the guests was presided over by Mrs. J. •Hen d. prayer senvices were held .last week,6o4 Rev. and 'Mrs. Win. Weir ,ciuring arson, and opened with. hymn 8. on ,Wednesday evening in Carmel the past week. This was followed by the theme for Presbyterian church when Rev. R. A,1 I\liss Marfe Miller of ,Windsor the year, "Living A Christian Life," Broolc of the United Church delivered spent the past week with relatives and the theme for January, "Finding an inspiring discourse.- t\2'rs. tJ, 1W.; here coming here owing to the .illness Bontlrron sang a pleasing •colo, .`The 1 and death of ber uncle the late Mr, the Way Through Bible Study," after .Beautiful Garden • of Prayer.' On Nelson ,Blatchford. which there was a responsive read - WANTED Reliable mar to continue giving service on established Rawleigh route around Seaforth. Previous dealer now engaged in war works. Business very well established. 1711 - usual opportunity to make large earnings from the start. Fol (411)1 Plete information, Raleigh mwCo., LlY t1d, promptly Bt The W. ox ML -804.52, Montreal WHY SUFFER the agony of Rheu• manic Pain, Sciatica, Lumbago, when Rnmacaps will give you quick, we1• come relief. McKhldsey's Drug Store. prayer. The W. M. S. treasurer gave a full report of last year's work which was very encouraging. The topic on Japau was ably given by e1t-s. G. Smith. Mrs. Toll gave. a Christian Stewardship reading entit-. led "Don't's in an Auxiliary." Hymn 403 was sung and the meeting clos- ed with prayer. Following are the officers for 1941; Hon. Pres., Mrs. Craw; .Pres., Mrs. E. Toll; lst Vice Pres., Mrs. 11.. McClure; 2nd Vice Pres., Mrs. A. Ross; Sec., Mrs. Betties; Press sec.,' Mrs. J. Hogg; supply sec., M rs. J. Pethick; temp- sec., Mrs, E. Habkirk; Christian . stew. sec., Mrs. J. Hogg; W. A. treas., Mrs. C. Dolmage; W. M. S. treas., Mrs. Church. Captains -Circle No. 1, Mrs. Blanchard; No. 2, ,Mrs. R. Bol- t ton; No, 3, Mrs. Ripen; No. 4, Mrs.' W. Somerville. Mission band leader, Mrs. W. Dolmage; assist., Mrs. W. Dodds; C.G,1:,T. leader, Mrs. R. Mac- Farlane, assist, Mrs. Craw. Decorate ing come the mission band; common- 1ty friendship come Mrs. J. Hewitson, Mrs. J, Boyd, Jr.; W. A. auditors, ARTICLES FOR SALE Robber Goods, Sundries, etc., mail- ed postpaid in plain, sealed wrapper. S0% less 'than retail, Write for mail- order catalogue. Nov -Rubber Co.. Dept. 1-1•21, Box 91, Hamilton, Olat. FOR SALE 1 pnrellred Shorthorn bull, color red. Aiso 2 good Shorthorn crows, Phone 6581'4, Seaforth central. Harry Norris, Kippen, Ont. FOR SALE Cheap fon' quick sale, 40 pigs and young cattle. Jack Eidt. Walton. Phone. 830 r 22, Seaforth central, 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 WANTED Capable girl for general housework. Apply in person if possible, Scott's Poultry Farm. Mrs. Smith and Mrs, McDougall; W. M. S. auditors, Mrs. MacFarlane and Mrs. Montgomery. Red Cross conn., Mrs. Betties, Mrs. MacFarlane. James Brewster underwent an op eration at Westminster hospital on Saturday. Mr. Matt Armstrong returned home from the hospital Wednesday. E. C. CHAMBERLAIN The Second Division Court 'minty of Aaron n . u 1u:1 -ninon Bank l;nlli. 1. ( 14. 11: (. , -- 1111...1 It •i ld Sa.tlr114. 1 .ct 11 ,1.111. - 1atarclay 1coind. ..i1 11. in. ;o 9 f rel. TENDERS Wanted for eight cords of hard Maple body' wood 14 inches long. Tenders to be 111 by Jan. 31st. Wood to be delivered at the school by March 15th. R. J. Pethic•k, S.S. No. no, 11.1rI{illnp. Seaforth, R.R.1. TENDERS For 3 cords of hard maple body wood, 14 inches long, to be delivered at S. S. No. 7, Tuckersmith, Tenders to be received by Jan. 23, 1941. Arthur Nicholson, Seaforth, 'R, R.3, Secretary -Treasurer. TENDERS WANTED To supply S. S. No. 12, McKillop, with 20 cords of 14 inch hardwood; not more than one-third beech. Part to be delivered immediately. Secret- ary -Treasurer, Mrs. William Church, Walton, R. R. 4. TENDERS FOR WOOD For U.S.S. No. 1, McKillop and Logan wanted, 25 cords of 12" or 14" green hard wood, or 7 cord of 4 ft. green wood, to be at least 2/3 maple and balance beech, To be delivered by March 1st. Apply to James Nolan, Sec., R.R. No. 6, Seaforth, Ontario. Must be all body wood. TENDERS WANTED Tenders will be received up to Jan. 22 for the delivery of eight cords of hard body wood, maple and beech, 14 inches long, to S.S. No, 9, Tuck- ersmith; wood to be delivered by April 1, 1941. Ivan Forsyth, secretary - treasurer, R.R. 2, Kippers. WANTED TO RENT Place with from 15 to 25 acres of land sufficiently equipped for poultry. Give full particulars first letter. AP- - ply at News Office. WANTED Custom butchering done. Cutting and sausages made. ..4.150 highest price paid for hides. Also beef for sale by the qt. Prices reasonable. J. A. Nichol, Brussels. Phone 90-23. ANNUAL MEETING The Seaforth Agricultural Society svlll hold their annual meeting in the Carnegie Library on Saturday, jail - teary 25th, 1341. at 2 p.m. Financial statement, election of officers, etc Humphrey Snell, President; Mrs, J. A. Kerr. Secretary. JANUARY SESSION OF HURON COUNTY COUNCIL The next meeting of the Huron Comity Council will be held in the' Council Chambers, Court House, Go0erich, commencing Tuesday, Jan- uary 21st, at 2 P.M. All accounts, notices of deputations and other business requiring the at- tention of Council should be in the hands of the County Clerk not later than Saturday, January 18th. N. W. MILLER, County Clerk, Goderich, Ontario. INSURANCE Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid- ent,Wind'Storm & guarantee bonds. Rates reasonable. All risks placed in first class companies. Information cheerfully given E. C. CHAMBERLAIN INSURANCE AGENCIES