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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Notice To Creditors
IN 'N111 ESTATE OF }I:\NN,111
RI1TTA FRENCH. Deceased,
NOTICE is hereby given that. 011
persons haviug claims against the
Estate of Hannan 'tette b'renelt, late
r y
a the .r 1,
ill r , t ht en, in the
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County of 11aron. Widow, deceased.
who died on or about the lith Novent-
her, A.D. 1541). are required to deliver
to Charles 1' Cooper, HensaIL Om
tarso. or Frank Irpshatt, Kippen, On•
tuba, the Executors of- the said
Estate or F. Hugland, K.C., Solicitor
on of before the ISth day of Febru-
ary, A.1), 11141, a full statement of
their claims together with particu-
lars. thereof, and the nature of the
securities, if any. helot by them all
duty retitled by affidavit,
AND TAKE NOTICE that after the
said last mentioned date the Execu-
tors will proceed to distribute the
estate of the said deceased amongst
the persons entitled thereto having
regard only t.o scat claims as shall
have received due notice and in
atcordaitett therewith
Dated at Clinton, Ont., this 25th
day of January, A.D.1941.
1. FINGLAND K.C.
Clinton Ontario.
Solicitor for the said Estate.
TENDER WANTED
Tender for la cords of hardwood.
not more than half heed'. 16" long.
Tenders to be received by Feb. 15.
1941. To be delivered on or before
May 1, 1,941. George H. Leonhard).
Sec: Treas., Walton, R. R. No. 2:
Tenders
Tenders wanted to purchase brtilt
house on Cameron Street, ti,elerich
Ontario, formerly used as the Huron
County Chitdreu s Shouter.: Tenders
to be uccontpcwied with a marked
t4 et t ,
r 1t e for , of t the tender price.
r -
a .< it be paid within le dry., the
balance may he secured by mortgage
at 4'5.
Tender w1 also ,• • ').
1 ,let l t et et • h
1 1 led t
the contents of the same house. 'l'en•
tiers to he accompanied by 5%, of the
tender price With a marked cheque.
the bathluce to be paid before taking
possession of the said contents.
Address all communications to the
undersigned,
Any person Wishing to inspect- the -
house or its contents may do so by
applying at the Colony Cler'k's Otllce,
Court House, Goderich.
All tenders to be in the hands of
the County Cleric 11ot later than Feb-
ruary Stln.
• N. W. MILLER,
County Clerk.
APPLICATIONS WANTED
Applications will be received up to
1 ebruely seed for the position of
Assesso', and also Auditors, for
Hullett Township. for 19.41.
J. W. 51cC00L, Clerk.
Londesboro,
HOG FOR SERVICE
Purebred Berkshire hog, of im•
proved bacon type. Fee :11, W. T.
Livingston, proprietor. Phone 842r11,
Seaforth central.
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SUFFERING FROM BACKACHES,
lih'Ommtu Pitt, 5)12)1)3,Lumbago is
(0'? noeosiniry. rso ttl'M\tAI+S al
0)1) 0 ter quick relief. 1ief. SlcKitulsl y'r
Drug Store,
TENDERS WANTED
For 10 cords of hard wood, maple
i,•i ) + 1 ecrh. Ili inches long, to be dells,
eyed to Coustence United Church,
Tenders to be sent by Feb. 13 to W.
R. Jewitt.)
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Lt udesb
c (, R.R..
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ARTICLES FOR SALE
Robber Goods. Sundries, eta'., mail-
ed postpaid hl 111)11)1, sealed wrapper.
80%r less than retail. Write for mail-
order catalogue. Nov -Rubber Co.,
Dept. K-21. Box 9.1. Hamilton, Ont,
TENDERS WANTED
To supply S.S. No. 5. Tuottersmith,
with cords of 24" hardwood, lit
maple and 24 beech, Tenders to be
in by Feb. 1st. Wood to be delivered
Mar. 1st, 1941. Hugh Id. Chesney.
Sec. Treas., 11.11.4, Seaforth.
WANTED
Reliable man to continue giving
service on established Rawleigh
route around Seaforth. Previous
dealer now engaged in tear works.
Rusieess very well established. Un-
usual
anusual opportunity to make large
earnings from the start. For v'ont-
plste information, a11P15 pt'omptly.
The 11'. T. Rawleigh Co„.Ltd., Pox
ML -364-5 2, Montreal,
THURSDAY. JANUARY 80, 1941.
VARNA
1)1r. ;tad Mrs. Geo, H, Beatty spent
Saturday in(it-Morten.
We are sorry to hear of the death
of Mrs. C. i)onkin of Flint. Michigan,
formerly of Stanley.
There to wa, us
a )urger crowd at the
cheerio club dance last week and all
reported a good time.
Mrs. Morton Elliott motored to
Kitchener one day this weed:.
Don't forget the big dance on 'rues.
day night In aid of the British War
Victims Fund, sponsored by the
cheerio club.
Air. and Mrs, Rill Townsend anent
Sunday at the latter's parents.
Miss Mary Hazel! is spending a
few weeks in Varna,
There Wtts a large attendance at
the last Red Cross nteetiu ,
g
Mr. and Mrs, Lee McConnell and
Mr, and Mr's. Ernie McClinchey at.
tended the funeral of Mrs. C. Dunkin
on Tuesday.
WEST BRODHAGEN
While Mr. Wm. Koehler was tak-
ing the ice out of the water trough
at the barn one of his cows came to
take a chink alongside of him, and
another one came from the other side
and gave the first one a bump in the
FOR SALE
7 good pigs, Also 1 Peroheron mate
rising 3 years old, good single or
double and quiet. H. McLlw•atn,
phone 8521'28. Seaforth.
side so that she gave Me. Koehler a
push, throwing 1110) over the trough,
Wht•n he fell on the 1)_0 of Ute'
trough, his ston)aell was badly hurt,
Dr. Brady of Seatotth was called
and ire was tauten to 50060)th Hospi
tall and was operated on that after
noon to remove a Mood clot that had
gathered near the stomach, Last re-
port is that he is restilig a little bet-
ter now. and we wish the best for
t
Mr. Edward Doerr and his sister
Anna spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Dors. Jerry Doerr and other
friends,
This was it stormy and very cold
Sunday. Rev. l,eibold from Sebring.
vdlle was here to give us a sermon.
but he said the roads were very
smooth and you could not drive very
fast.
Mrs. Henry Dietz spent two weeks
In Brodhagen with bit. and Mrs. Ed
Ahrens and ottier friends, but has re-
turned home on Thursday,
Mr. Charlie Eggert has improved
enough cow so that he can go to the
barn again, but he is a tittle slow.
We hope be will soon be himself
again.
HIBBERT
War Saving Certificate
Meeting To Be Held—
A meeting' will be held 111 Staffa
Township Hall ou Friday evening.
January 81st, at 8 o'clock, for the
purpose of explaining the war sav-
ing
aying certificate canvass. A special
speaker will be present to outline this
work very thoroughly, We would a
predate a turnout as one and
should be interested In this very
worthy cause:
"THE TASK WILL E GREATER IN 1 41
T_ ase ' {.
IT HA BEEN IN 194
d 1 i nd more effort,
it is �kiz ��.�� . f� � 1��-�
more acrifice fin f;;f mor c ta'' n t r 1 , e
in our daily lives
ALREADY the pattern and pace of life in Canada
have undergone a profound change. Gaps in
employment are rapidly filling up. Some 350.000
Canadians who were unemployed before the outbreak
of war are now employed. Another 200.000 are with
our armed forces. Factories, which until recently were
turning out goods for civilian consumption. have been
transformnedinto humming arsenals, pouring out in-
struments of war, Night and day shifts have become
the rule rather than the exception. But the peak of
effort is not vet in sight.
In 1941 still more factories will switch to war produc-
tion . .. new plants will be established. thousands more
will be employed. This rising tide of activity must
continue until we reach the flood of effort when every
Canadian will be employed and working to his utmost,
every possible square inch of plant will be utilized.
every wheel will be whirring in the race we are waging
against titne and the enemy.
More men are working ... working longer hours .. .
making more munitions . earning more money , . .
producing more goods .. putting more money into
circulation. Most Canadians are sharing in this in-
creased national wealth — have extra dollars in their
pockets.
The effort the Prime Minister calls for is gaining
momentum. but many Canadians, as individuals, have
not vet felt the real pinch of sacrifice.
Canadians of all classes are sharing tax burdens, but
it must be admitted that up to date rhe larger part of
the money needed for Canada's war effort has come
from business firms and individuals with large
incomes. They are paying high taxes. They have
already invested heavily in War Loan Bonds.
6 RT. Hon. W. L. MACKENZI KINi?
(NEW YEAR'S EVE, 19301
This is not enough. The plain truth is that Canada's
rapidly expanding production for war purposes will
require increasing sums of money. That is why the
Prime Minister warned Canadians in his New Year's
broadcast that rhe year ahead demands more effort
and more sacrifice.
Every man, woman and child is asked to Lend. Every
dollar you lend will help to put another man in a job
• .. making more munitions. Every dollar you lend.
may save a soldier's life ... help to shorten the war.
Small wage earners must carry their share of the
burden. too.
No one need go without necessities, but you are urged
to forego the purchase of unnecessary articles . . .
however small the cost . '. no matter how well you
are able to pay for then ... which take labour and
material away from the great task of providing goods
needed to win the war.
This is vour war. Everything you have ... everything
you believe in ... is now at stake. This is a message
to you . . a challenge to every Canadian . . . a call tc
the colours ... a call for volunteers,
Be sure to make provision to pay your Income Tax—
payment is made easier by the new instalment plan.
But be prepared to do more — budget your earnings
to make sure that you will have money available to buy
War Savings Certificates and to subscribe for War
Loan Bonds. You will help Canada — you will help
yourself.
Minister of Finance
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strength,
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WALTON
The annual vestry fleeting of Si.
George's Church was held on Mote
- day- evening, Jan. 1111. at the home -af
Mr. and firs. Bert Anderson. Rev.
Mr. Watts was appointed ehairnton
anti Mrs, Anderson secretary. The
meeting opened with prayer and
Striptme leading by Iter. Watts.f
tet which business was (111ts tet i.
The church treasurer tit Hat:y
Bolger read the financial report r'
1949, which showed a balance , n
hand at the enol of the year. Mrs. 1.
Anderson read an encouraging
putt of the Guild which also h)w '?
a balance nn the tight side. The V'
A. report was given by Airs. Hu':.•
plu•i,•s and after all pledges 11,'.o
met. they too had a small balance ...
handl The foilowHlg ntdeets 100!0
('10(10(1 Chumhwardens Mesta,.
Harty Bolger anti Bert Anders) e .
Select Vestry—Messrs. Edgar H=.14-
iuger. Harold Bolger, Stewart Hun,-
plu•te•s, Wm. Humphries. Mrs, 11. Ar.
d.1:,ou and firs. Humphries. Delco:''.•
to Synod—Harry Bol +r. Sub -dol -
nate,
ub deat(' Bert Anderson. Auditors. 51r
101(0 0, lir. R. Humphries. y r • I
half horn' Was then enjoyed in wi;i •
eweryane 1)0)11 part ina 1m14i, a1 ,
101 -.al 1:111i0,..011!0.,1. 1, 010_
v .J
- DUBLIN
Mrs. 1'ianh t•'.•en,y hoes r aur
Mottle from St. ,lose'pt1 -s Hosl-tr,.1
i ) erovr'rin ,
burs. Roland Kteinfeldt 11:t,s r;:•
turned home from 81. Joseph's 11
Pitul and we hope for a speedy n
cowry.
Miss Rose O'C0unor spent the w' -t.
end at Monte.
ML's.• James (rummer visited ,ri•
Mars, Albert. Cronin.
. Hiss Rose ICrauskopf of Detroit '.
spending a few weeks with her pa,
eats, Mr. slid Mr. ioltn Krauskop ..
HENSALL
51rs..1. W. Ronthnui •visited 41t1117..g
the past week with 1101' 11311^511t"?'
Miss ,dean 1onthron. in London.
Mrs. Melvin Moir underwent
°nominal (or the removal of 1149 10?e
sits a1 ih1• office tit Dr. I. G. Smihi:'
last week.
Iles 11 Masse Is. spending a 10a:
days in Windsor.
• Mr, Morris Tudor of the R.('.A.F.,
ar St. Thomas. spout the wick er:d
with his parents, Sir, and M's.
Tudor.
Airs. Jas. Patterson has heed ca;.
tined to her room during the Past
week with influenza.
-Messrs. Ed Little and Russel He,l•
den of 5t. Catharines spent the weed:
end at their home here.
Hiss Edited Parkins of Exeter vis,
Red on Sunday with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Parkins,
Mrs. Catharine Heddeu and Miss
Mona Redden left on Sunday for St.
Catharines where they will spend
the remainder of the winter.
The South. Huron agricultural
meeting was held 01 the Coaunercial
hotel. Hensall, on Saturday. Ar-
rangements were made for the seed
show on Feb, 28, and the spring show
April 5th,
Mr. Garnet Sntatlacombe of Guelph
is visiting with his brother, Mr. Fred
Smallaconbe,
FREE SERVICE
OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD
HORSES OR CATTLE
removed promptly and efficiently„
Simply phone "CQLIACT" so
WILLIAM STONE SONS
L1M,TED
PHONE 21 • INGERSOLL
PHONE 219 MITCHELL