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The Seaforth News, 1937-01-28, Page 8PAGE EIGHT. THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1937. HENSALL W. M. S. Meeting — The . S. fthe WM '.n January m�ecn g o of Carmel Presbyterian Church was held on Jan, Mist in the sohool root/ of the church,, The ,P'res'ident Mrs, .Colin Hudson, .presided and Mrs. R. •MoLaren and Mrs. D. (Park read tthe Scripture. Mrs. W. A. Young gave a Scripture meadin'g and ,Mrs. H. Arn- old !led in prayer. After the 'batsiness IM'rs, I. Manson and Mrs.' Geo. Walk- er read Scripture passages and Miss 'McGregor led in prayer. Hymn 649 was sung and Mrs. Workman led in prayer. Scripture was read by Mrs. C. IHudsen and Mrs, lJ.:Paterson, 'Airs. Logan led in prayer. Mrs. J. W. 'B'on- thron sang a solo and a report of the recent executive ,meeting in Clinton was given by Mrs. Young. Miss 'Margaret Dick of Strathroy is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Gno, Dick of :Hay township. 'Mr. Norman Sinclair of Toronto spent the week end with his parents, Rev. 'Arthur and Mrs. Sinclair. Mrs. Chas. Jinks returned home on Saturday after spending the past three weeks in Windsor. IMr, ',Harold Bonthron, who is at- tending Pickering College, 'Newmar- ket, spent' the week end with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. 9. W. Bonthron. Mr. 'John (Farquhar and Mr, David Kyle 'left last week for Chicago to visit relatives. Miss 'Joyce 'Scru,ton of Toronto vis- ited over the week end at her home. Mr. D'on'ald Walker is visiting rela- tives and friends in Toronto. M:r, and Mrs. Robert (Green and fa- mily of Port Stanley, and fawner res- idents of 'Hensall, visited 'with rela- tives here over the week end. 'Mrs. 'John 'S'm'ith of Varna visited 'Mrs. Jas Dick on Friday last. Mr. Chas. 'Middleton of Clinton was ,calling on friends in town. Messrs. Orville Beaver, John Cald- well and !Elgin Caldwell of Exeter were calling on friends in town on Monday. Mr. 'Re/ht. Higgins returned ',tome on Saturday after spending two weeks visiting his daughter, Mrs. 'Orville Beaver of the Thames Road. Carmel Church Free of Debt. The anm,ual meeting of Cannel (Presbyterian Church was held on •1lionday evening in the church. In 'spite of precarious conditions of the roads a large representation of the congregation was present. The meet- ing was preceded by a congregational supper after which ,Rev, W. A, 'Young led in a lively singsong. An impromp- tu program followed. Being the anni- versary of thebirthday of 'Robbie Burns, the numbers were mostly S'edtch. The following took part in the program. The Love family orchestra, Mrs. W. A. MadLaren and Mrs. M. Dougall, Mrs. W. A. Young and Miss Irene Hoggarth, Mrs. Andrew Doug- all, (James Mustard's orchestra, Mr. :Ross MacKay, ,Mrs. 'J. \V, Bonthron, and tRev, W. 'A. Young. Following the .program which was thoroughly en- joyed by everyone, the annual meet- ing was held. Devotional exercises Were conducted by the minister, after which the different repoilts were heard. The treasurer's report was a very encouraging one. ,It showed that thanks to the efforts of .the Ladies' Aid, who had raised x$0119.47. the church was now absolutely free of debt and the books showed a substan- tial balance on which to begin a new year. The ailment raised for all con- .gregational purposes was $4,097:24, an amount considerably in advance of any previous year. Besides this the Women \lissionary Society raised 12015.01, the Arnold Circle `$'80 and the Mission Band 636.'31. Malc'o'lin Doug- all far .the Sabbath school reported an excellent year, with much increased rnemberahip and a favourable balance in the bank. It was a very happy fam- ily that gathered in the church and the congregation, now free of debt, faces .the new year with read enthus- iasm. A resolution of confidence in. and appreciation of the work ni the anin'ister, Res. Vv. A. Young and Mrs. Young, was passed and the meeting closed with the hearty singing of the Doxology. United Church Annual Meeting.— The annual meeting of the United Church was held nn Monday evening in .the church with a splendid atten- dance. The meeting was presided ov- er by the pastor; Rev. ,Arthur Sin- clair. At the early part of the meeting an interesting prograan was given with the following taking part: Verde \\'atenh and Gladys 'Passmore: Dr. Smillie and Sam Rennie, Mrs, Anna Mapnn:ald, \ire. Maude 11 edam anti Mrs. Hess, Mr. G. J. Sutherland gave a reading entitled ''B,urn Epistle to a Young Friend Leaving Horne." which was very appropriate as the meeting was on 'Burns birthday. Among election of .officers were Thos. Sherritt as steward, succeeding the late !Tames 'Robinson, also three addi- tional stewards, : G. M. 'Drysdale, A, W. M. Hemphill and Dr. :Smillie. A matter of discussion was the advisab- ility of changing the pulpit from its present position to that of in front of the choir, which was. thought would bring the pastor closer to the congre- gation, It was decided to make the change. Before the close of the tweet- ing a' very hearty vote of thanks was ,tendered to the pastor and officials of the church and organvatiols. The pastor ,happily replied for himself and on behalf of offioials. Owing to the absence of Mr, A. W. E. Hemphill, secretary, Mr. W. O. Goodwin acted as secretary. 'Mr. ''M. Drysdale, the treasurer and envelope secretary, .gave the report of the financial anti .general prosperity shown by the fin- ancial standing of the congregation, over. $51,000 being contributed for al'i purposes. After the conclusion of the business of the meeting:. a dainty lunch was served by the YTP!S. Miss Lottie 'Foster of London, nc- oa4mpanied by her sister of 'Ed'mmn- ton. are visiting at the 'hone of their brother William of town. The many ,friends of little 'Jack La- vender are pleased to hear he is im- proving after having a ,mastoid oper- nA4R MIMING oBEAtJI Enjoy Beauty Salon Permanents The Standard of Perfection $1.95 and up Including Shampoo, .13air- cut and Fingerwave. Mr. !Orval Stephenson of Marlette,HILLSGREEN Mich„ ,called on friends here on 'Shin A surprise party was held on 'Tues- day. He ;brought with 'flim his aunt, day ,evening at the tante of Mr. and 1 Pilot aF :,tro �! � or Mrs. ,dice IW1IQ n spent M. W Davidson .The occasion Monad, mare, who has rhe past two 'birthdays was ce!leb:rated, mMrsat Marlette..MIMlles ,Annie IJarratt •vfsiited tier aunt \ors. Rdbt. M.:peck, who recently uncle, .Mr. and Mrs. 1D.'B. !Salm- underwent an operation at 'Women's dand ens. College IHlaspihai, Toronto, we are "en' George Stephenson of Walker - ably, to say, is progressing favor- ably, and eve hope she 'vvis soon ,be toll spent a few days with, his parents, able to return ;to her homte. Mr, and Mrs. Ro+bt, Stephenson. Mrs. Henry Hayter has returned Ur. Schultz has purchased ,the, farm where Me, .and Mrs M. Tully to 'her 'tame here atter spending t ,have been farming for the ,past few 'th visiting with friends in Flint and Detroit.year, 'they intend leaving before,; man Mr. R'o'b't..MoClinchey is visiting Hong. We will ,be 'sorry to see them with his sister, Mrs, W. H. Stephen go .as they have proved to Ibe rine son of Marlette. neighbors during their ,stay is community. BRUCEPIELD Mr, Lorne fItleischeanner, who leas Young People's Union.— been engaged on the farm of Maes The ,regular meeting of the Bruce- 'Stephan, has resigned, and has gone field YIPJU. was held Monday even. to Zurich for the time being. ing, :January 25Th, at 6,I115 p.m. with Mlies Dolly Hagan spent a few Mise Eva Stackhouse ,presiding, 'Tire' days in Zunich this week with meeting opened with a hymn. Scrip- friends ture lesson found in Luke 4:1'-211; Mr. Fred, Brock is cutting wood Matthew 6:15.154 read by Bob !Buck= near 'Klippen these days. atian, followed with prayer by E've'iye The latest report is that Mrs, Grainger The topic, "The Christian Lydia Troyer is improving now, !Family at Worship," was very well which we are glad to know. taken by Austin Zapfe. The presid- ent then took the chair for an inter- esting discess'ion. We then had the different teams stand on eadh side and our 'attendance has, been increas- ed ,frons 20440 members sines Sept- ember, A few games were enjoyed by all after the meeting. Mr. and MI's: M. Davis of Staffa spent :Saturday with Mr. aind 'Mrs; T. H. Wheeler, 1Mr. Stuart :Horton of Western Uni- versity, London, spent the week end with his parents, ,Mr, and Mrs. J. Horton. Mrs. Mary McKenzie has returned hone from Detroit where she visited her son and family. Misses Margaret and Janet Watson of London :agent the 'week end at their home, ' We are sorry .to report that Mr, James Boyce of Goderich is ill with memos, 'We hope he will 'soon be better. Miss Louise :4farshadl :spent the week end at her home in London, \lis Evelyn ,Grainger spent Sun- day in Seaforth, Mr. and Mr'. J. Schillbe of Zurich speatt Sunday with Mfr, and Mrs. 'George Swan, The village was saddened Saturday morning when it learned that its grand old lady. Mrs, Margaret (Ross. hsd passed .to her reward, :Grandma 'Ross, as she was known to old and Voting, celebrated her 95Th birthday on Nov. '5th. We extend 'our sincere sympathy to the bereaved relatives. .Miss Dora Addison is visiting rela- tives in Blyth. 'Mr. and Mrs. Monteith and family of London spent the week end at the hoinc of :Niro Janet Ross, \Irs. Alex., Ross passed away Sat- urday, Jan. tMinsl, at her 'hone in the village. She had enjoyed gond health until Uro 11011/1/ ago she suffered a B' Beauty Salon Main St., Seaforth PHONE 50 or 18. Many are asking far a snow fall. Heivsall Junior ,Institute met an Wednesday eyvenitug at the home of Mrs, W. A. Young with a good at- tendance. The president, \J:iss Maud McLean, presided. A violin solo was given by Miss Greta .Lamnnie, accom- panied by Miss Bella 'Smta;le on the piano. This Vas foliowed by a short business period. Miss :Olive Walker, 1R!N., gave a very interesting demon- stration on the care and treatment of mastoids. Miss Beryl Pfaff gave the motto, "Early to bed, early 40 rise, thic•li fitted in nicely with health rules, the answer to roll call. Dr. Do- nald Steer gave a .first aid table and demonstration, The closing member was a duet, "111 the Chapel in the Moonlight," by Mrs. Maude Hedden and Mrs. 'Geo, Hess, with Miss 'G a ya Luker, accompanist.. Lunch was served at the close. .Mrs, William Ottet'befm, who :has been seriously ill at her home here' for some time, has been taken to St. IJoseph's hospital, London. The Chamber of Commerce is putting on a dance Feb..3rd. Mr. and Mrs. England and family of Crediton visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Alf Weurth, Mrs. Cameron, librarian of Henstel'1 public library is commencing a story hour on 'Saturday afternoon, Jan, 30. in the 'library room from 2 to 3 o'- clock during the winter months. Aid children from 5 to 12 years of age are invited to attend, Mrs, Cameron held these Saturday afternoon story hours during the winter , for the past two years and they are locked forward to by the children, Mr, IFioward 'Hemphill of' London visited over the week end at his home Mr, Thos. Hudson and .con, Jos., Mr. Melvin Hudson and son of Pon- tiac, 'Mich., visited over the week end with NIre. Joseph Hudson Sr. and tether relatives in 'town. The many friends of \1 re. NIanfmrd Cnoper will be pleased to hear site is semi -what improved in health. She Sunday school of the United Church will hold a concert in the church on -.Friday evening, ,Feb. Sth. A good programme is being prepared. Miss Pearl Wood of Exeter and Mfr. Harry lHotlman of Dashwood will be the guest soloists, The continuation and public school intend 'bolding a commencement on Friday evening, Feb, 12111 in the town hall. Mfr. \Ven. Frailer is quite i11 at his haute. His many friends hope he will soon he in good health again, STANLEY (News has just arrived of the pass- ing of a one time resident of Blake in the person of \!r. John Davidson, who some forty years ago conducted the hlaeksntithentg business at Blake for a number of years, Moving from here to \Vroxeter, then to (lett., where lie carried on b'lackemithing, 51111 finally to Saskatchewan where he oleic up land and carried on farm- ing and hlacksmitliing. The deceased. wil,, bad been ailing for some time passed away in his tante in Saskatch- ewan on Wednesday hist; leaving to ,urn his lass Trois widow, formerly \Liss Elsie Tough. youngest daught- er of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Tough, Sr., of Stanley, and two dau- ghters, both Married and located near their parents' home in Saskatchewan. Mr. J. A. Carrie paid a'husiness vi- sit to St. Marys on Saturday last - Mr, and Mrs. Donald 'Turner of London spent the week end with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, R. N. Douglas of Blake. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Baechier and daughter Grace and, Mr. and \ins. !Rabt. Scotchmeu• of Bayfield were the guests of Nir. • and Mrs, Wm, Carrie an Friday fast, Mr. and Mrs, F. W. Hess of Hen- saill paid a brief -visit to Mr. and tvl-rs:' J, A. Carnie on Friday evening. 'Jack rabbit hunting appears to be the favorite sport 'among the young fellows at prevent. 'Hunters report a scarcity of rabbits this season, due no doubt to the .severe :weather condi- flans of last winter. Mr. and Mrs. G, ()Boaster of Lon- don spent Sunday .with the `hatter's parents. Mr. and loins. \Vnt, \Lc'Ci n - :hey of itiie Branson :Line, Miss IE4eamar Scotchmer was .15 able to return ,to 'her school in 'rock- ersmtith, Where ,she is teaching; on ac count of a bail cdit', on !Monday.. 'Sorry to report that gra. McDoug- WINTIROP WE OFFER FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY CASH AND CARRY Campbell's Spaghetti— 3 Tins 23c Aylmer Soup 6 Tins Peas 3 This Campbell's Tomato Soup 3 Tins , Sockeye Salmon 2 Ile. Tins OXYDOL First Grade Creamery Butter .... ... per lb. 27c Shortening 2 lb. 23c r3c 29c Headcheese lb. 12lb. 12rAc 29c Bologna x .lb. 26c Salads Tea /z lb. 26c r 27c Red Rose Tea /z Morning Cheer Coffee —lb. 23c 55c Bulk Cocoa ib. 12c LGE. PKGE, 19c Finnigan ELMER D. BELL, 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. B:OLS'BY Associate in Charge Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, Etc. Seaforth, Ont.- Telephone 715. CLEARING The regular ateeting of the Helping AUCTION SALE 'lin the Of :FarnmStook and Implements at Hand Mission !Ban¢: wasi'held 136, 1itcicemsmtith 'T'ownship, on basement of :the church an Jan. 116,401 s Highway, 1t/ mules north of The meeting opened with a hymn and B'rucefield, on \Wednesday, ,February call to worship and the response after IIl'Oth at 'l1L31J p.rn , t onsis'tirng ri rhe which all repeated the Mission Band folllowing: prayer. The Scripture was taken by f3orses-4General purpose tea ri ,• h dvathdeen 511tanmon after which the and 17 years ,old; team of heavy draft `Horses, minutes of the previous meeting were Cattle—•C'ow, r5 year's did, wish oast adopted, 'file treasurer's report was at Font; cow, G years all, calved two read after which election .of officers months; cow, 4.years old, calved 2 for 11967' President, Betty Builard; 'months; cow, 4 years old, due to vice pre silent K'atlrleen Shannon; secretary, Mfargaret Mfanlgontery; years okl, clue to 'freshen i•n March; sec treas., Muriea Dunnage; pianist, 4 •;teens, 2 years old; R sheers 11134 Yrs. Ruth Pethicic; assist. pianist, Kath- old; 3 heifers, 11, year old; 2 steers, tit leen Shannon; captains, Mlarie 'Hol- y'e'ar old; 4 calves, B 'm'onths old; C s lve, 12' •months o14c1. man and Berea Blanchard. Betty But- ca1K pigs weighing (160 lard then read a story after which a hymn was sung. Meeting closed with 31izpah +benediction, The Y.P.S. of Winthrop held a soc- ial on Jen. 216th with Mr...Marrow act- ing as chairman. After opening hyenn Mn. '\'Io.rrow led in prayer. Commun- ity songs were enjoyed. Duet by Elva and lOdive Pryce, then a' reading by Helen Elliott, instrumental by Helen .Blaichard, sot by 'I-largaret Hab- kirlr, then reading the Winthrop news after which a duet was sung 'by Kathleen Shannon and Rutli Pethicle. Me play, '\lis•: Molly, was presented by S.6. INo, 6, and enjoyed, WAS' 'Edith 1-Iillen. and S:tan'tey Millen and Calera Pryce furnished music between acts. The euchre and dance held in the hall last Friday night w'ai largely at- tended. The prize :winners were: Lad- ies most games, Mrs. O. Cuthill; Ione hands, titer, Leslie Doinoatge. After hunch a few hours were spent in danc- ing, music supplied' by Mr, and files. :Irwin Agar, Messrs. Joseph and 'Thus 'Broome, Mrs. James Hogg, Mr. Jos. ITlogg and Mir. Stewart, Winthrop hockey team was defeat- ed by Eginondviile Saturday night. the score 641, Not so ;good, boys. Bet- ter luck next time, iR.ien brothers have Moved into the 'house formerly occupied by Jake Broome, The .slippery roads have made trav- elling very dangernu. \\'e 'welcome Mr, and Mrs. Moth- ers who have moved in to our locality freshen in lrebrara' 'coty, 4 years old due �to freshen 'iu \Larch;. I? cows, 6 E. C. Chamberlain. INSURANCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCES The purchase of the insurance 'busi- ness of Hays and Meir and the ad- dition of their contpanie's to our ;prev- ious facilities enables us to. give you unexcelled services in all Sines. Seaforth, Ont. The Second Division Court County of Huron Office in the Dominion Bank Build- ing, Seaforth. Office hours:— Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday evening, 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m Master (Ronald Coleman of the (Parr Line spent the week end at the 'home of his grandparents, Mr. and 3duin. Frank Coleman. P ute Saw to'' we P day cut dri too 6'f NOTICE '1"Iris means you. All accounts ow - ng at the '33eechwood Store, .please call and settle sante on .or before 1'eb. 110th, Bntyasac'k :Flour this werik- endt only 1$3'50 per cwt. James IF, Carli'i, 4 FARM FOR SALE Lots 4 and 3 in the I8bh can. of IGrey, for immediate sale. Would div- ide to suit purchaser. Apply to Miss Mary 'Smillie, Walton; or 'Joseph Taylor, Science Hill, Out. S igs_ lbs.; FOR SALE pigs weighing From 510 to'1Lv15 lbs.; cow, :Dunham and ''erso • w^ith,'litter B ,weeks old; sow due One o J y, farrow February 1116th; sow, 'bred 7 due to !freshen 115th of .March. Also eks; :hog, 18 months old, one calf 9 ,months old. James Day- oultry--60 'barred rock pullets, ratan, 'Kipper. 4 ing. anp'lements--M.4H, 'hinder, 7 f slight strake and has 'peen gradually daihng since, She was just confined to her bed one week. She was the oldest person in the village 'being in her 06th year. Her husband, 'tf.•r, IAllex. Ross, passed away' 26 years ago. She was 'horn in Nova Scotia and :came to 'Brucefiede] when.thirteen years of age, 82 years ago. Her father, tfr. MfcMidd�an biui'lt the house on the cor- ner as a store,• which is ,now oveaed illy Mir: Jfohii ,Cornish, Of her family of six sons, Suet two of them survive, John. in :Saskatchewan, and Neil, at Niue coast, ten grandchmldren and nine great grandchildren, She has dived - iia, the village and com'mnanity ever since she cane. She was a good neighilibr and will the missed greatly by her Manly friend's. She was a member of the 'United Oh;urah. The ,fuuerat '*as held on ;Monday. Jan, 214111, her past- or, Rev. W. 'A. 'B,reniner, officiating, and was largely attended. Interment 111 'Baird'ss Cemetery. Tlhe :pallbearers were Mr. High •Gilmour, Mr. Thosi'as Baird, lir. 1. Bi Baird, iMr, A. Nich-, all has 'been, very ill at the home of raison, loin, .5 McIntosh, ,Mr. W. MTe- her d'arghter; Mrs. Fred Watson. Intos'h. inder, M[, H.-haydloader; l'1.4H. 13 disc 11; I{,, -H. cultivator (new) 113 th; 21 cCormicksDeering mower, oat cut; Deering' side delivery rake; disc harrows; Mi, -11, dump rake, ler, manure spreader, "2 Verity :king :plows; Na. 21' gang plow; FL cutting 'bas; Is section har- vs; '•horse scuffler; wagon, ruib'ber ed ,b.nggy, cutter, cutter tongue, y rack, wagon box, and stock rack, nrbined; set ,scales, 2000 db. tepee-. Clinton Fanning mill, 'bag truck, gal. gas drum, set bobsleighs, set breeching 'harness, set of back nd 'harness; set of single harness corse collars, ,,gram Bags, '115 tons y, 400 bus, orbs and some seed cicw•heat; McCormick cream separ- or, No. h; '12 set •doub'lebrees, need: hes, forks, shovels, w'hee'lbarrow', tuber, chains, colony house, lamps tterns, 2 'bed springs and mattress airs, 'Daisy chum, No. 12; coal oil ove with oven, washing machine. ood range, 'and 'other articles ,ton no - coatis to mention, • Terris: Cash. iEveryt'hing •to Ibe cold as proprietor as disposed of his farm. Glen 2Ic11tnight, Proprietor; 1Geo,• Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE-- OF ALE OF HORSES :\t Galbraith 'Sale Stable Brussels, nesday, �Fe'h, laid, 11,30. p,nl., the (in - awing: 26 horses, one gray team of fares; 1 gray team 01 geldings, a tares in foal, •3 knr-year dkla, -1 lydesdale mares, 4 gelding„ 2 gee- ral purpose mares, 2 2 -year-old litre:., 2 wagon horses, 4 good 'wi+vrk arses. 'ferns matte known on day of ale, S. IN, .Kemp, Auctioneer; J, a'ibraith, Prop. set rol veal ,\i rot Fir ha col ity -1t1 of 'ba 54 ha bu at 1 1u eh fit w tit 1a 11 1 n 11 i G MANLEY :\Ir, 'Fred 'Eckert has returned from Detroit after an extended visit. He took in many sight-seeing events and reports apparently no hard times can he .seen while travelling through the busy streets, Mr, -(Pett, !Eckert, from Toronto, was here last week after shipping two 'trucl. 'loads of stockers to his .on, 'Joe. !Eckert.' On his return he had two horses and a few butcher cattle transferred to Toronto by Mr. 'Ghost Purcell's 'truck, driven 'by Mr, Joe. .Matthews. We are pleased to learn that Mr. and Mrs. lJerry Doenr's twin baby girl Stine has recovered from an attack of inllnenza. its mate died several weeks Lego. Last Sunday's rain and sleet storm has made the roads 'hazardous to travel and every precaution s+hnniid be taken to avoid accidents. FARM FOR SALE 100 acres in Stanley Township,• good land, good buildings, lots of waiter :supply, Bush, ;Plowing all done and a good stand of wheat. Hydro available. Apply :to Seaforth 'Net's, LOST Silver black fox dost. 'Phone either 1134433 or 01-5, 'Seaforth. 'Reward. (4) Seven \Vil7iam forth. FOR SALE choice pigs ,really to wean, :Donnie, :Phone ;2413r12, Sea - (4) FOR SALE iIleintamnan piano in ,first class con- dition. Will sell cheap. Apply at The 'News 'Office 4 FOR 'SALE .1 quantity of mixed alfalfa and ti- mothy hay. George ',Beatty Sr„ Varna BEECHWOOD We are sorry to iknow ,M>r. , Louis Coyne underwent an .operation :for appendicitis at Scott 'Memorial Hos- pital on 'Monday. We hope for a speedy recovery. Mr, and Mrs, Joseph !Atkinson spent 'Sunday with her mother, Mrs., Jos. iEvans. Mir, T. 1F. 'Ryan is !busy cutting wood with ,Mr; 'Jas, Sloan. Mr, aural' Mfrs. Wilfred O'Rourke spentthe week end in Toronto. Send' es the :names of your visitors H'OUSEI{EEPER WANTED On farm, able to help With milking. :Apply at The News, 4 WANTED Two ,boarders or ratgners. Conven- ient to Main St, Apply to The News 'Office. 4 BAYFIELD. Dr. Fowler of •Lncknow was in the village last Friday. Miss M. Sterling, who !has been vis- iting friends in 'Hamilton and Toron- to, returned Home this week, Mr. Jas. Reid itas been confined to his home. this .week with a severe CACI. Rev. W. A. 'Young of Hensall oc- cupied the pulpit in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday. 'rhe !Guild of Trinity Olturdh held a. very successful hot supper int Mrs, H, Macl ay's on Wled.nesday evening. Rev. 11. Crosby of 13olton Landing, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Howard last week. The young people are enjoying fine skating on the river this week, 'It is to be hoped the cold weather oo» tin- uee so the fishermen will. he able to secure their supply of ice for next +su'mrner, Mrs. Geo. Elliott a.mdl son 'Billie were in Clinton on ..Suesday. FOR SALE A building suitable for 'drive shed and some used lumber. George Jack- son, Walton, Phone 49-213, Brussels. FARM FOR SALE OR RENT Fifty acres, twenty -live summer fallaw•ed, lot 1116. 'fourth concession. of I-fibbert, Apply to The News office. FARM FOR SALE Lot 5, Con. -t, Hull'iett, 1+115 acres. New barn, 3a,so, hay shed 20x1715.. On county road, half anile from school, and '1111/z miles from store, Fall plow- ing donne and 4 acres of wheat. Terms to suit purchaser. "arm •m,ust be sold owing to poor health. J. L. Tasker, Seaforth, R.R. 2. KIPPEN Date of Meeting Changed— 'C•he IKip'pen East Women's, insti- tute .win hold (their next meeting on 'Friday afternoaii, :February 5, at the home of Mrs, Frank IRathVburn. The roll call 'win be answered by "My'Fa- vorite Breakfast Dish, A short p'lay- ette is to be given on ,table service entitled "Manner's Club Lunidlreon•" Want and For Sale acts., 1 week 25e.. FARM FOR SALE. A farm of 100 acres on No. 4 High- way, good clay `loam soil, good 'build- ings, with hydro throughout 'them. Lots of water. Fall ploughing done. iG acres of fall wheat. For further particulars apply to The News .office. FARM FOR SALE Township ,of Tockersmith, 31T/• miles from Sea'fontlh, 11100 acres choice dark clay loath seitalblle 'for any kind Of crop. !Good roads in every direc- tion. All necessary 'buildings. Well fenced arid .drained, plentiful supply of good water. This farm is in splen- did condition. $1110,00,010 Was offered :for .it in '1921l. The price 'today with possession on ...March dist, is ,4151000:00. With substantial dower payment in ,cash, terms wild be given for 'balance:. A. D. Sutherland: