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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1937-01-14, Page 8PAGE EIGHT. THE SEAFORTR NEWS THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1937. HKNSALL 'The Y.E.S. of the United Church 11 held their regular meeting on Monday evening in the school room of ,the Church with a splendid attendance, 'Miss Verda Watson presiding. Hymn 12312. Prayer by Dorothy McQueen, ISlcripture lesson. Peter 3, (Nellie Fee. Devotional reading, Edison 'Forest. [Hymn '2715. Minutes of previous meet- ing read, 'followed by a duet, Mrs, Maude Redden and Mrs, Hess, ac- companied by Gladys Luker, .Topic, "The Lost Bool " by'Rev Mr, Sin- clair, After singing hymn 11151e the meeting closed with the Mizpttlt bene- diction. The \V.M,S, of the United Church held their meeting on 'Thursday. Jat, 71th in the school room of the church with •a splendid attendance :As this was the first meeting of the year, there Was an election of officers with 11rs. Cross, the president, 'presiding. Officers, for 19'37: Ilion. President, Mrs. C A. Mlacdonnell; President, Mrs. Cross; !1'st Vice Pres„ Mrs, Sin- clair: 2,nd Vice iPres., Mrs. ,Ballantyne; Sec. Secty., Mrs IN, Cook; Asst. sec., I Mrs ,Hilliard:Corr. sects Mrs, . Hem- p'h'ill Treasurer, Mrs. C. Cook; Pian- ist, Mrs. Drysdale; Asst. Pianist, Mrs. Sinclair; Miss: Monthly Sects, Mrs. 'Manns; Press Sects., Miss H. Suther- land; Christian Stewardship and Fin- ance Sect., Mrs. Carlile and Miss Moir: strangers' sect, Mrs. C. Cook. Mrs, :Verner; Temperance Sect., Miss Murray; mite . box Mrs. E. .Mc- Queen, Mrs. Patterson, supply cont., Mrs. C. Cook, Mrs, 'Elder and Mrs, IMerner. Flower com„ \Lrs Hess, Mrs. McDonnell. Miss Circle Miss Doug- las. Baby Band, Mirs. .Tickle and Mrs. N. Cook. The many friends of Mr, Roy Todd, were pleased to see him able ,to :be up town one day last week af- ter being confined to his home dor several months suffering from rheum- atism. Council Meeting— The inaugural meeting of the 1947 village council held on 1lnutlay, jar. 1111th, at 111 a.m, in the cleric's office, with all members present. The cem- bers of the Council have taken the oath of allegiance and qualifications df office before the clerk and after considerable discussion of various matters the following motion was passed: Jones -Brock, that we now adjourn to meet again at 'S p.m. this evening. The first reguar meeting of the village council was held Monday ev- ening at S p.m. in the Council Cham- ber with all members present Min- utes of previous meeting adopted as read. Brock -Twitchell, that al unpaid poll tax not paid before the '311th of bruary be handed into 'court for col- lection, ollection, d", i(i. 113'onthron, tax collector, reported re unpaid taxes, amounting to $14308,00. 'Shepherd -Twitchell, that we extend the tax roll for one month. (Jones -Brock, that the clerk be in- structed to write the Municipal World asking for information in re- gard to business tax. Correspondence and accoonts totaling G11,01t4,95 were passed. By4Law 1 of 7937 appointing officers was passed.:Officials are las, A. Paterson, clerk; :C. Cook, treasur- er: F. G. Bonthrou, assessor and tax collector; George Fee, constable; Nelson Blatchford sanitary and weed inspector: Dr. Smillie, medical offic- ers George 1Follick and Harold (Hilli- ard. members of the public library board: George Walker, caretaker of hall. also manager of hall and :the park; 'Flr.thook and Monteith, audi- tors: George Hodson, manager water tank: Carl .Passmore, motor mechan- ic, fire dept. Twitchell -Brock, that the resolution as prepared by the Bank of Montreal he adopted, Ry -Law 2, of 119317. borrowings $111(1'1,90, was passed. Brock -Twitchell, that Jane. and Shepherd he property committee. }pones -Shepherd,' that Brock and Twitchell be a road and street com- mittee. Twitchell -Shepherd, that Brock and Jones be a relief commit- tee and that J. A. Paterson be relief officer at a salary of 15215.1)1), Twitch- ell -Brock, that we purchase 8 copies of the Municipal World. Jone 'twit shell. that we 'become a member of the 'Ontario 4 ociation of Rural Mu- nicipalities. Brack -Twitchell, that the clerk be authorized to 'purchase suf- ficient clog tags and assessors sup- plies. Tones -Brock, that the clerk be In -touted to prepare a bylaw pro - hitting the erection or installation of gasoline pumps or tanks within 50 fest of the street line on Ring ,t. -- los. :A, Paterson, Clerk. Death of Mr. Robert Cole- Robert 'Jeffery Colt a highly res- pected resident of this district pass- ed a s- ed away on Friday morning, January the Ath, after an illness at eight week-, caused from heart trouble. He gent his boyhood days in l ahorne Township, and afterwards liver! in Exeter. Woodstock, Hay and Trick- ernotith, before coming to Wilbert. where he has dived for the past 17 years, Mr. ('ole, who was in his MO year. was married 513 years ago to Eliza lane Horton, who survives him. He is also servived by one son Wil- liam. on the homestead, and ane grandson 1El.gin, mfr. John Cole, of Exeter, is his only 'brother, The .fun - trot, which was largely attedned. was held from his late residence on Mon- day, January th 1111th, the services be- ing conducted .by 'Rev. Arthur Sinc- lair, pastor of Chiselhurst United Church, of which the deceased was a member. The hymns sung were "Je- sus keep me near the Cross," and "Je- sus lover of my Soul." Tnterment took place in McTaggart's cemetery. The pall -!bearers were Fred and A.r- thtr :Cole, 'Hugh and Harry Norris, John 'Glenn, and Lloyd Horton, )Friends were present from Exeter, lGaderic'h, Stratford, I'Lanclott, St. -Marys, Ingersoll, Varna and 'Walton. Card of Thanks,— Mrs. Robert Cole and -fancily wish to thank :the many Friends and .neigh- abotirs for the sympathy and acts of kindness shown during Mr. Cole's illness and their 'bereavement. 'Special thanks to Rev. A. ISinelair, .Mr. Geo. T. Wren, 'a'nd, Mr, E. !Allen; also those who loaned ,cars, Enjoy Beauty Salon Permanents The Standard of Perfection $1.95 and up including Shampoo, Hair- cut and Fingerwave. 'B' Beauty Salon h[ain St., Seaforth PHONE 50 or 113. TOWN TOPOIS TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO JTown Topics. Thos. Pinkney is in 'London . this week. — Malcolm M'cLeod's many friends will 'be .glad to hear that he is convalescing from his recent ill. nese.-Mrs, Geo. E, :Henderson went do Toronto on`'a visit with Mrs. Bea- miss and other friends.—Melvin Col- bert has come home to Egmondville, from Saskatoon, and will visit with his broths !for some 'time, -The Shamrocks, under the ,management of Samuel Maiden'berg, defeated the IEgmondville school, 8 to 4, .1 Reg. Reid played a star game,—Mrs. Fred Prophy of Winnipeg arrived in town this week on a visit with her parents, Me. and 'Mrs, Ches. Soole. This is Mrs, Brophy. !first visit to her old home since her marriage. — 'Peter l Daley won 1st and end prizes on all the Golden Wyandotte classes at the Mitchell show. -74. H. and llrs. Reid rn'.i i were in Stratford yesterday afte ort and evening where •they were guests of Mr. and'Mrs. iFred Harris.—Mr. Ed, Flannery, who has been visiting the past inon'th with 'friends in town, returns to his home in Yellow 'Grass, Sask., soon, where he and Ed. 'Hold- en, of Toronto, are going into the liv- ery 'business. Mr. ,F1'annery has noth- ing but praise for the 'Sask. town. Previous to going to Yellow !Grass he had livery barns in .Battleford and Wilkie, and now starts with bright prospects in Yellow Grass.-1Fideiity Lodge, T,,O)O)F., visited Kincardine lodge on Thursday night and ably conferred the first and third degrees. Grand Master S. IPopdestone, of Blyth, complimented the degree team on their excellent work. The follow- ing gentlemen went tip: L, T. De - Lacey, 1Jo•hn Archibald, H. R. Scott, \\'m. Freeman, Wnt. Sproat, Ed, Case, Thomas Scott, MIA 'MeRellar, Ed. Mole4. A. Stewart, Dr. Harburn, C.:Vberhart, 'Phomas Grieve,. j. Quail. —Seaforth won honors in the On- tario Tankard series at Stratford ,on Tuesday night, defeating 'St. Marys in the finals,—In the game played here on Tuesday, Clinton Intermedi- ates won out by the tally of 9 to 7, . Constance. Mr. \Arlo. Lindsay ]las sold to his neighbor, 11 r. Rohl, Lawson. Mr. Lindsay intends going West,—,Mr. Tudor of Bruce Cp„ is visiting his spat Dunkin, who is post -master of our burg,—Mr. -McIntosh, the mail carrier 'between Seaforth and IHarlock, was storm stayed for three clays. Hensall. B-onthron and Drysdale are moving into their new store in the 'Ronnie T look. Bayfield, Peter Carr of Aberdeen, N.D., is sending a few days in this vicinity. h rod hagen. 'Reuben Ische, who -pent three weeks with itis mother in Berlin, has returned to resume his duties here.— :Master Alvin Rose, son of Ed, Rase, had the misfortune to get one of itis fingers in the horse power while in motion, and got it badly lacerated.— The weather, which was very stormy during the week, has changed a little. it was very sharp and frosty at times. A little of last summers 'heat wotnid do od no Tuckgoersntithte•, Messrs. Frank Coleman and Morris Weber of Zurich are 'busilly engaged in rutting wood on the second line this week. — lira, Wood of 'Maple Creek, Sask., visited her sister, Mrs. S. Bruadiont, and her hrother, Geo. Towner. — Captain F„ i lie of Clevel- and is visiting his sister, Mfrs, S. Soteer. flt,lsgreen, The heavy frost gave the .people an npporttntity to get in their ice for the summer.—Mfr. and Mrs. F. Hays of Moose fate are visitors in this vicin- ity,—Mrs. John G. Frost underwent treatment for her hand in Clinton hos- pttal.--11r, and Mfrs. \\'nt, Cochrane of North Dakota are visitors at the former's parents. lthel. About 6:311 Monday evening_ fire broke ort in the office of the )lour mills, Ethel, owned by I. V. Henley, and in ess than half an hour the whole building was in 'flames, 'The loss is estimated at about $7,000, 'For- tunately the wind was not very high and the fire was confined to the one building, Goderioh, :\ meeting of the (heads of the mu- nicipalities that guaranteed the bonds of the 1Ontario West Shore Railway to the extent of $410I9,000, was held in Goderich, Some time ago construction work on the ,railway work ceased af- ter the rails were laid from Goderich north toveards Kincardine, about 35 utiles. The announcement was matte that all the money :raised on the guar- anteed 'bonds had been ,paid out by the Toronto General Trusts Corpora- tion,' Gh'en, a few days ago, each mun- icipality :that guaranteed the bonds received notice that it would he re- quired to meet the .interests accumu- lating pn the 'bonds. It was this a'p- Mliss Margaret )Hobkirk, of Grosse Ice .attended the funeral sof her aunt, the late 'Mrs, George Hobkirk, on Sun day. Death of !Mrs. George Hobkirk— There passed away at her home early Friday morning one- of +Hen- sall's most 'highly respected residents in the person of Mrs. ,George Hob - kirk, She 'gas formerly Miss Jessie Anderson, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Robert Anderson,. and was born in Usborne on :November 56, 1886. In 11892, she was muted in niar riage to Geroge 'H'dbkirlc. They resid- ed in Hibbert until about 1118 years ago, they moved to tHensa'itl, where Mfr. Hofbkirk died shortly after oom- ing here. Mrs. IHobiicirk had been in poor health for -several months, 'but was only confined to her bed since about Christmas time, She was a de anted 'member ,of the United Church, and took an active part in all church work, especially the missionary soc- iety. She is survived by one daughter, Miss Margaret, at home. Two other Children died when in infancy; 'two sisters. Mrs. 1Geoege !Ferguson of Us - borne, firs. Fred. Hunkin.ot'Exeter, and one brother, Mn,Tames Ander- son - .E otxeter also survive. The fune- ral, which wan private, took place from her Polos an Sunday afternoon, Rev, Arthur Sinclair, her pastor, hav- ing ,charge of the. service. 'Interment in 11eTagg rt Cemetery. 'During the service Mr. Cross sang, "1'm r\ Pilg- rim," a favorite hymn of Mrs. Hob - kirk, The pallbearers were all neyph- ews crf the deceased, Oliver Anderson, Alfred Hunkin, Harvey Hyde, ;George Hobkirk, (George Sntith, The floral tributes were many and very beautiful, showing the high es- teem- in which Mrs. Hobkirk was held, She will be greatly missed by a large circle of friends and neighbors. The sympathy of the community is extended to .\[ Hobkirk in her loss, !Among those who attended the fune- ral 'from a distance were Miss .Alice. 1-Tobkirk and Mr, George Hobkirk of Detroit: Mrs. Seatter .and Mr. :George Snaith of H. tgersville, Mr. Robert Higgins is visiting with his daughter, Mrs. Orville Beaver, on the "Thames 'Road, HILLSGREEN Mr. W. Jarrott and daughter Annic visited at the hone of Mr. D. Nichol in iHensall, Mrs; 11ina Love k visiting her sister-in-law. Mfrs. Jarrott n 'Kippen. ldiss Dolly Hagan visited friends in Zurich during the week, 11r. and Mrs. Chas, Robinson were t.. \litchell attending the funeral of a friend on Saturday. Messrs. Thos. iRichardson and \Vm, 'Taylor of TI'ensall, are engaged in digging a well on the farm of MIr, Truce Walker. Mr, Arthur Ricker of the Blind lint railed on friends on the Parr line. Mr, and Mr.. W. Davidson were i-itts1 by friends front - Winthrop. • DUBLIN \lr. and Mrs. Franks of Wanstead ate visiting mends. 111•x. Lizzie Buffett 'of l'tvledn, Ohir,, and her si-ter, railed on their friends in the village, on their way to •Ripley. It is 38 year, _,ince Miss Buf- lett was in Dahlin and she sees Many changes. Mr, and 21rs. \Vm. Curtin are set- tled in their new home on Matilda street which they purchaser) from Mfrs. Elizabeth Nagle, The Ladies' 'Guild of St, Mary's Church. Dublin, are holding their monthly meeting this Thursday at the home of Mr,. Gar. Smith. 'Everybody welcome. Mr, John' Forbes returned home on Friday from St. Mary's Hospital, Kit- chener, where he tunderwent a very serious operation, Mr. Forbes is very much improved and his many friends are pleased to see hien look so well. \Ve are sorry to report that Mr. Hugh 'Flynn is seriously i11, We wish her a s.peedy recovery. Through illness 'Mrs, Benninger is still confined to her home. 'Mrs. T. 3. Molyneaux is visiting her sister, Mims. O'Reilly in 'Detroit, Mrs, !Naglereceived many gifts be- fore she left for Dearborn,, Mich., and London, Ohio, to spend 'the winter. Want and For, Saleads, .1 week 25e. W anted Stenographer, typist and fil- ing clerk to assist in general office work of Town and P. U. Commission. Apply in own handwriting. Duties to • commence at once. Applica- tions to be in by Jan, 18th, and mailed to Chairman of Public Utilities Commission ' parently serious condition of affairs that brought the meeting together. An annoautcenten't which had a tend- ency to ease the minds of the dele- gates was to the effect that 3..,'W. Moyes, president of the railway .com- pany, had negotiations under way whereby the municipalities would not have to tneet'tlie payments of interest, and the railway eventually would be !finishedoperation within a t and in o crit o � p .reasonable period. The total amount of bonds guaranteed is 4$40001019 made up as follows: lGod:erich '$1150,090; Ashfield, $1125,000; )Hurons Township, $7133,000; Kincardine $50;'800 In addi- tion, it is :presumed that '$20'0,000' ad- ditional, as required by agreement, has been spent by the company, mak- ing a total expenditure of $6001500, and 'only about 017 miles completed. The road cenat.ects with the'G,T„R. at Meneset, across the .river from 'Godes rich, and it is persistently rumored that the C,IP.IR. is .to acquire it. HARLOCK We were very sldrry to hear of the sudden passing of the late Miss Bela Scott of near Londesboro one day last week and extend sincere symp- athy to the family and !friends. We also wish to extend sympathy to Mrs. Jahn Melville and friends. The former's husband, the late Mr. J'o'hn MVellville passed away Monday.. of this week, We are very sorry to hear that "Mrs. Robert (.Ferris is at present very ill, but glad to know on Tuesday of this week .seems somewhat better. A doctor from Seaforth and Nurse Mc- Call of near Walton are in change, along with the three slaughters, llrs, Bell, Mlrs, Bewley, Mrs, Albert Vod- I den and son Reece (Ferris,,\Ve hope, Mrs, Ferris will soon be better and able to be around, again. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil 'Oke of near Brucefield, accompanied by .Af.r. and Mfrs, Wm. (Pepper, also of near ,Bruce - field, motored on Sunday, the former couple spending the day at the 'bonze of Mr. and 'Mrs, John Mills; the lat- ter at the,'bonne Of ,Mr. and Mrs. A. W. ,MelEwi,ng• Mrs, A. W. Beacons ,recently holi Bayed for.a few days, at the home of ter sister, Mrs. and Mr. Vipond, 'near Atwood. bir. and Mrs. !.fanning of near :W'al- ton visited Friday of last week at the tome of their dau»hter. MIrs, and Mr. .Audrey Kt)cx, 14r. John T. 'Knox visited on Fri- day 'forenoon of last week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Knox. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Campbeil iof near 'Walton spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs..A. W. Mc - Ewing. Mtr. Bert Beacom was in Toronto 11inn•day of last week, having accomp- anied Mr, Leslie Reid. Mfr. Willie Taylor has been holiday- ing, 'for a few days in Toronto with his mncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ross 'Taylor, Mr. Watson !Reid was holidaying last week at the home of his sister, Mrs. and 11t. \Vnt. Rogerson, near Br ucetield. Mrs. Thomas Colson has been holi- daying at the home of her daughter, Mrs, and Mr, Harry 'Sturdy and ne- ther, Mrs, George Sturdy, near Au- burn. Miss Edythe Beacon spent Sunday afternoon t..t the home of kir, and lfr- 'A wires Knox. 11r. John T. Knox and Mr. Isaac Rapson made short calls Thursday af- ternoon of last week at the hone of .Air, Reece Ferris and Mr, and Mrs. A. W. MicEwing, Mr. John T. Knox, who was assist- ing s.isting lir. Isaac Rapson cut wood a cou- ple of days last week, returned to Lond.eshoro Friday. The Ladies' Aid and W.M.S. Janu- ary meetings of Blurbs' Church were held Wednesday afternoon of last week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Norman 'Shepherd with a ;good at- tendance. Mr, and bit's. Simon McVittie re- turned home the middle of last week after holidaying since Christmas with Toronto friends. CASH & CARRY FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY Peanut Butter Puffed Wheat” 2 pounds 21c per pkge. ....... Five Roses Flour per cwt. 4.00 c Red Rose Tea per pound 49c Pastry Flour •Red Rose Coffee 24 pounds 69c per pound 33c 3 TI'N'S PEAS 29c W. W.J. Finnigan ELMER D. BLLL. B.A.' BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc. Office of Late F. Holmsted, K.C. (Next A. D. Sutherland) Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays JOHN H. BEST Law Office P. J. BOLS•BY Associate in Charge Barristers; Solicitors, Notaries, Etc. Seaforth, Ont. Telephone 78. TOWN` OF .SEAFORTH Assistant Constable Applications will be received at the Town Clerk's office up to six o'olook p.m„ Monday, Jany. ,25, 11939, for the position of A'ssist'ant iConstable, Street Superintendent, etc., for the Town of Seaforth. By order of the Council, D. H. WILSON, 2 Town Clerk AUCTION SALE OF HORSES At Lot S, Con. bit Hibbert Twp., two miles East of. Cromarty, Mon- day, Jan. !path, at 2 o'clock. 'Twenty- five horses, from suckers up to ten years. All Ontario horses. Terms—Cash. 0, C. Gardiner, (Proprietor. Nairn ,g. McNeil; Auctioneers, FOR SALE Driving horse, works single or dou- ble; also two work horses, Harold Jackson, Phone 111344 r 23, Seaforth. •1(12) STRAYED, A iPersian cat, very dark brown, with light !brown Gmarkings. Answers to the name of Mickey. Any informa- tion very much appreciated. Mrs, Miller Adams, phone )15r2)2. • FOR SALE !.Pandora range in good condition. J'wo single beds with new mattresses. Three • 7160 -egg incubators, one 500 - capacity brooder stove. 5 -tube 'batt- ery radio. Mrs. 'Roy•Laws'on, Clinton. Ont, Phone 3111-12411. 2 . FOR SALE Jersey cow, due immediately. W. Glenn, Hensall. 'Phone 713,13, 2. FARM FOR SALE Lot 5, Con, 4, Hulett, 1115 acres. New 'barn, 301150, hay Shed 20x7/15. 'On county road, half mile from school, and '1111/z miles from store, Fall plow- in,g:clone and 4 acres of wheat. Terms to suit npurc'haser. Farm •m,ust be sold owing to .poor health, J. L. Tasker, Seaforth,'R.IR. 2. FOR SALE Heintaman piano in first class dition. Will sell cheap. Apply at News Office, 2 col - The Livesfock Meetings Dates for annual meetings In Tor- onto of Canadian and' Ontario live- stock associations have ,been anou•n- ced thy L. E. O'Neil, of the livestock branch, 'Ontarib Departnie,nt of Ag- riculture. Ontario Swine Breeders' Associa- tion will ihald their :annual meeting February '1 and the Canadian !Swine Breeders' Association ,the following day, /Ontario' Large Yorkshire 1C10b, FARM FOR SALE Fifty acres, twenty-five summer followed, lot 1116, :fourth concession of Hibbert Apply to The News office, FOR SALE 'Eight pigs around 40 lbs. Bill Foth- erht_ham, phone 111312112. 2 Ontario Berkshire ' Club, :Ontario Tamworth Club and dual purpose !Shorthorn chubs vs'ill also hold nteet- iitg. February 1. Fein•nary 2. the following anneal meetings will be held. Canadian Jer- sey Cattle Cluh, Canadian Shorthorn Association, Canadian Hackney Horse :Association, Canadian Pony Association, and the Canadian Aber- deen -Angus Breeders' .Association. Meetings scheduled for February 3,. are: 1Holsteitt-]Friesian A:ssscxcia- tion of Canada, !Canadian National Poultry Record A•sssociation, Cana- dian Standard Bred .'Horse Society, Ontario Hereford 'Breeders' 'Associa- tion, Onitario Sheep Breeder,' Associ- ation. Ontario Olydesdale Club, Cana- dian 'Thoroughbred Horse Society alt) Canadian Sheep Breeders' Asso- ciation, How Love Brings Out the •Craziness in People T:n an article in The :American Weekly with Sunday's Detroit Times, Professor Donald A. Laird,"director of •Colgate 'University's ,Psychologic- al Laboratories, discloses science's ex- planation that tells why "supprelssed desire" stirs otherwise normal men and women to actions worthy of an insane asylum patient.; E. C, Chamberlain INSURANCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCES The purchase of the insurance busi- ness of Hays and Meir and .the ad- dition of their companies to our ,prev- ious facilities enables us to give you unexcelled services 'fn all lines. • Seaforth, Ont. The Second Division Court County of Huron Office in the Dominion Bank Build- ing, Seaforth. Office hours:-- Tuesday, ours:—Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday evening, 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m TENDERS 'WANTED. For 12 cords of hard maple, body wood, 1114 inches long, to be delivered at school house, No, 10, MclKillop, ,before the first day of 'April. Tenders to be in by 'the 20th of January. R. Pethick, Sect.-Treas., dt!R, No, 1$, .Sea - forth, 2, WOOD. Tenders' will be received ,ug to -Jan. 23rd for delivery of 10 cords of hard- wood, maple and beach, 1114 inches Song, at sellout section 'a No. 9, Tu'clker- smit'h, on or before April 1st, 1931 . Ivan Forsyth, Sect-T;reasurer. 3. (TENDERS WANTED Tenders will be :received until Jan. 25th for ten cords • of beech aod: maple, two feet long; to be delivered at school section No. 5, " uc'kerstnith. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. David :Gemmell, Sec., Sea- forth R.R.4. o. TENDERS WANTED !Sealed tenders for 110 cords of hard wood, 20 inches long, 'half maple, r half !beech, for U.S.S.')No, 11, MaKilil op. Tenders to be in by 'Jan, 213'rd. To be delivered by March 1x1, ,Apply to John Baldge, See„-Treas.,R.4, Sea forth. 13 TENDERS WANTED rreitders for S cords of 114 -inch beech and staple "body wood, to be delivered at S.S. No, 7, Tuckerst ith, about March ;list, will .be received un- til Jan. 20th by the undersigned treas- urer. Wm, Cameron, Treasurer, Sea - forth, 'R3R.4. TENDERS WANTED 'For 20 cords of hardwood, maple and Keech, sixteen inches long, to 'be delivered at Given 'Church, Winthrop; also tenders for caretaker. Tenders close Jan. 120,th. 1\'t IR. 'Somerville, Sec. R.R.4, Walton. 13 MEETING OF HURON COUNTY 'OOUNCIL The next meeting .of Huron County Council will'be held in the Council Chambers, Count House, 'Goderich, commencing Tuesday, ;January 1119th, 1937, .at 2 p.m. Tenders, all accounts, notices of deputations, applications and other 'business requiring attention of Council should be in the hands of the County Clerk by January 16th. J. M. Roberts, County Clerk. FARM FOR SALE. A farm of 109 acres nn No. 4 High- way, good clay loam soil, good build- ings, with hydro throughout them. Lots of water. Fall ploughing done. .115 acres of fall wheat. 'Far further particulars apply to The News office. FARM FOR SALE Township! 09 'I'ecl:ers•mith, 31% miles from. Scafonels 1100 acres choice dark clay loam suitable for aoy kind of crop. Good roads in every direc- tion. All necessary buildings. Well fenced and drained, plentiful supply of good water. This farts• is in splen- did condition, $9)l0,000.019 was offered far it in 719t211, The'pride today with possession on 'Marc) (list, is $54000.00. \•Vifh sulbsflanti,a'l tloiwn ,payment in .cash; terms will be given ,for balance.. A..D. S.utherlanrt,.. ANNUAL 'MEETING The Seaforth Agricultural Society will hold their aitmual'Imeelting in the Carnegie Library on Fr9day, Jan. 115, 71197317, at 2 pan, Financial 's'ta'tement, election . a l .officers, etc. •I-iunnp!luey Snell, Pres.; Mrs. J. A. -Kerr, ISecty.