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The Seaforth News, 1929-01-03, Page 4i<Ib4tlS Li sher • ;dLYTH, Offacot's' Elected. --Amoral meet ug and election of offeers of the W,M,S, of the; Queen St, United Church was held on Thursday, Dec, 227th. Piesid- eat Mrs, (Dr.) Barnby presided. Meeting opened by singing Sfymn 1413, Mrs, "Colclough led in prayer, Devotioot:I Leaflet, "Stewardship is • the Soul, of Religion,,,was taken by Mrs, Wightman, After singing hymn 15;8, Mrs, Barnby took the chair and Proceeded with the reports and elec- tion of lec-tion`of officers. The reports of the officers were very encouraging and were approved as read, the auxiliary having reached the fust amount of their alleviation, The following of- fivers were elected for the ensuing• year: • ilionorary Presidents, Mrs, A. )3. Carr, Mrs. John Maines, Mrs. Sea- Jamin Taylor, c President, Mrs. ODr,) Barnby; First Vice President,' Mrs, R. Wigh't:ion; Second Vice President, Alm. \\tart. Mills; 'Recording' Secret- ary, Mrs, S. G. Leslie;: Corresponding Secretary, A'Irs.''Win. Lyon' Record- ing Secretary, Mrs. Was. Johnston; Treasurer, Mrs. C. Grasby. Superintendent of Mission, Band, Mrs, (Dr.) .Wilford; Mission ' Band Helpers,'Mesdames Maines, Hilborn, Bender, Lyon, Leslie, Chellew and Mrs. S, \Wr'hite; Press Secretary, Mrs. J. Colelongh; Pianist, Mrs. D. 'Floody; Assistant, liars, : Wm, Lyon; :Superintendent' of Christian Steward- ship and Treas. of • Monthly Envel- opes, _Airs. L. Hilborn; Assistant, Mrs. R. Wightman; Strangers' Sec- retary, Mrs. R. Sinter; Birthday Sec- retary, Mrs. H. McElroy; Associate Helpers' Seeretary, Mrs, Wm. Mills;• . Supply Committee. Mrs, 'A. B. Bain- -tun, Mrs. E, Johnston; Representa- tives for Missionary 'Outlook and an- nual reports, Mrs. A. B. Carr, Mrs. J. Maines; Auditors, Mrs, W. H. Mc- Elroy, Mrs. Wm, Mills, Queen St. '\V.ATJS, Treasurer's re- port, 1928, Receipts -Balance. in bank $4.86; annual members' fees, $12; -one new Life Member, $25; Easter and Autumn Thank Offering, $76.35; Monthly Envelopes, $100,25; Mite Boxes, $15.31 Other Sources, $6623; Supply Work, $15; Total, $315.00. Expenditures -Sent penditures--Sent ho Branch Treas- urer, $300.00; Supply Work, $15.00; Total, $3.1'5.00. Sent hale of clothing and quilts to Deaconess 'Home, Toronto, valued at $50,65. Queen St. Ladies' Aid Elect Of- ficers. -President, Mrs. R. Richmond; First 'Vice President, Mrs. J. IS. 'Chel- law; Secretary, Mrs. H. McElroy; Assistant Secretary, Mrs. J. Col- clough; Treasurer, Mrs. D. 'Floody; Pianist. 'Mrs. IH, McElroy; Assistant, Mrs. D. Floody; Press Secretary, -Mrs. J. Colclough; Auditors, Mrs. G. M. Chambers, Mrs. A. B. 'Balaton; Parsonage Committee, Mrs, ,R. Rich- mond, Mrs. E. (Bender, Mrs. J. S. Chellew, Mrs. G. M. Chambers, 'airs. C. Bell, Mrs. A. 1B.:Bainton. Mr. and Mrs. MoLaughlin and two children visited 'her tnorfher, Mrs. Michael 'Kelly Sr. Rev, and Mrs, Taylor, of Moore- field, visited her brother, Mrs, Thos. 'Taylor, this week. The many friends. of Miss Gladys Fawcett are pleased to see out again ,.after being laid up with the flu. The Y.'P.''S. held a skating party on Monday evening on Burling's Rime, from 8 to 10 o'clock, 'Refreshments were served and from 11 to 12 o'- clock a :Watch Night • service was ':held, A New Year's service will be held Sunday morning in Queen st. Church. Mr, James ,Dadds and sister, iMiss Cassie Dodds, visited 'their sister, Mrs. 'Wm. Robertson, \V'inghem, this week. Mr, Mac \ICLaugh{in, of Detroit, a former tinsmith in iBlyth, returned home Tuesday after renewing ac- quaintances. Miss 1'Iae Taylor, of Detroit, was a holiday visitor with her parents, :Mir. and Mrs. Ab. Taylor. Miss jean Rath, of 'Toronto, is vis- iting her father, Mr, William Rath and Miss Verne Rath. Mr, and Mrs. iRober.t Wallace, of Detroit, who spent a couple of weeks here, 'returned the latter part of this week. Mrs. Charles (Bell is able to be out after being laid up for, over a month. l'fr. Jack Tasker, station agent at Dundas, is sick with 'flu at the home of his mother, Airs. Mary.Sims. Adr. and Mrs. R. MI. McKay visited 'Rev. and Mrs, Mr. B. 'Hawkins at 'Forest last week. Mr. Will Maxwell, of Brussels, vis- ited his cousin, Mr, W. H. McElroy, ,on Monday. Mfrs. \\'rn Stackhouse and Mists Ada, are visiting with Dr. and Mrs, Roy Stackhouse at Brantford for the holidays. Mrs. (Dr.) Wilford and family are visiting her brother in Owen Sound. Mrs. J. Colclough spent New Year's with her daughter, Mfrs, L. O. Miller, in Coderich.' Mrs. Jas, Morritt Sr. is laid up with the flu. Afrs Elizabeth ,Jacks,in had the misfortune to slip on the ice just af- ter coming out of St. Andrew's Unit- ed Church Sunday morning, No bones were broken hut her hip was dislocated causing her greatsuffer- ing, tff r- ing but herst e many friends are pleased to know she is now resting easily. Mrs. Jackson was taken to her' a- partment river Stothers' store. Miss Carrie Sims, of Toronto, while spending the holiday with her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. James ‘Sires, took ill with a serious attack of flu, last Week, but is now somewhat improv- ed Misses Melda and Vivian McElroy returned r n \\ Wednesday to Western .LTniversity at London. The regular monthly meeting of the Women's institute will be held In Memorial Hall, an Thursday, Janu- ar rr1 2 Janu- ary 3of 30, The programme is: Address, Rev, Geo. \\'ear; Winter Salads, Miss A. Stulsbs, Mrs, White; Duet, Mrs, S. 'Coining, Mrs., 13, Iierringtott Roll Call, New Year's' Resolutions. Visto •s are welcome. 'Miss Mild'e.l Million •spent a con WOLVE TON FLOUR MILLS CO, LIMITED) SEAPCORTH, N T i it WI ARE PRYING for Grain Wheat; Standard . 1.25 per bus Oats, Standard or over a0c per bus Barley, Standard or over ,Oc per bus Mixed Barley and Oats $1,45 per 100 lbs, Buckwheat, Standard and over S0c per bus WE (DIRE SELLING Silverking, Best Manitoba Patent $4.00 per bag. Keystone, Best Pastry Flour $3.75 per bag Whole Wheat, (Stone Ground) , 63.70 per bag Bran in bags $35.00 per ton Shorts " " $35,00 per ton Middlings : " " $33.00ppr ton Chopped Mill -rum Screenings " $30.00 per ton Mixed Chop $30.00 per ton o. PHON17 51 pie of days last week .with her friend; Miss Minnie Yeo. ,We are sorry to report Mrs. Clar- ence Johnston is ill with pleurisy. Mr. and. Mrs, Cliff Yeo, and Master Frank Barnes, of Wallaceburg, spent the holidays with Mr, and Mrs. Yeo's parents. Miss 'Mildred Hilborn left on Tues- day for Freelton where she expects to remain with her sister for sometime, Misses Vera and Jean Barnby, of Tottenham, and Miss Dorothy, of. Fort William, also Mrs. W. Cade and Master W. B. Cade, of St. Marys, visited their parents at the Parsonage during the 'holidays. Miss Hazel Leslie has returned home from St. Marys, Dr. John Laidlaw, of Toronto, has been spending the Christmas holiday with his brother in this district, Misses- Annie and Alberta Rich- mond were both home for the week. Week of Prayer, -Monday, Jan. 7th, St. Andrew's -The service will be conducted by the young people of the village. Tuesday, Jon. 8th.,, Queen St„ address by. Rev. Mr. Shore, Wednesday, Jan. 9th, Old St. Andrew's, address 'by Rev. R. H. Barnby. Thursday, . Jan, 10th, Trin- ity Church, address by 'Rev. George Weir. Friday, Jan. 11th, St, An- drew's, address by Rev. Mr, 'Good- will, The choir of the churcli-where the meeting is being held is requested to furnish special music for the ser- vice. All meetings wil begin at 8 p.m. The public are specially invited to attend these .services. Cheer upl The postponed enter- tainment of SS. No. 1 Morris will be presented in .the hear future. We are pleased to say that a great many who suffered from the influen- za have recovered. Miss Kate Laidlaw, nurse, -in -train- ing in the General Hospital, Guelph, is spending the New Year holiday with her Bather and mother. We are pleased to say that Mr. Laidlaw who has suffered from a severe attack of influenza, Is somewhat recovered. We hope soon to see him out again. The following six nominees have qualified for Councillors; W. J. Mills, Charles Bell, \1Villiam Johnston, C. Heffron, George ` II. White and Bland Herrington. Dr. W. J. Milne is re-elected as Reeve bY acclama'tion. An election will be held next Mon- day to elect four Councillors. Both polling sub -divisions will vote in Memorial Hall from 9 a.m, to 5 p.m, A fowl supper was held at Leslie Biernes on Friday night when about 20 friends and neighbors were present and an excellent evening was spent in euchre and dancing: Nominations -The nomination meet- ing was held Monday noon from 12 to 1 o'clock. A public meeting was also held in Memorial. Hall in the ev- ening. Three were nominated for Reeve and ten for Councillors. The school trustees and commissioner re- ceived acclamations: For Reeve -Dr. W. J; Milne, moved by Geo, W. Leith, seconded by J. E. Munro; :Nines Dodds by J. Elliott and John Maines; S. A. Poplestone by L. }Inborn and A. B. Carr. For Councillors -Wm. Mills, by C. T. Dobbyn and 'Orton Stubbs; • Wm. Johnston by Robt. R. Watt and W. J. Sims; S. Poplestone by F. 'Metcalfe and John Maines; J' C. Heffroit by James Lockie and Harold Dexter; Charles Bell by Wm, Johnston .and James Lockie; James R, Cutt by A2artinr A tnstroug and Bland Her- rington; Albert R Tasker by Orton Stubbs and James Heffroit; Bland Heerriugtott, by Jos, Stothers and Jas D , lh m, Wm. Logan by James Hef fron and Mart. Armstrong; George White by R. B. McGowan and Jos, Stothers. MA'NLEY. School Trustees (three to be elect- The influenza epidemic has clear- ed) Ab, Taylor by J. Elliott and F. ed away in 'general, and, very few Metcalf; Edwin Munro by Wm. John- cases are reported, , ston and J. Elliott; J. Elliott by Ali: Quite a number from here attended I r and Robt. R. Watt. the nomination at 'Winthrop last Commissioner-.R,'M. McKay (re- Monday but after the storm there elected), cause a calm and after receiving seven nominations for the council, the three HULLETT. ' new aspirants withdrew and the old' Two were nominated for Reeve and, council were elected by acclamation five for Councillors on Monday at the as veli as the Reeve, so that an elec- nomination meeting,' held in Londes- 'tion was avoided. boro. The first four nominee's for the. 'Our school Meeting held last week Council composed the 1928 Council went off very quietly as the old with Mr. Adams as Reeve: school board has done the best they For Reeve -Ernest A. Adams, mov- could so there was no Beed for a ed by Charles Ruddell, seconded by change and the pupils have been ,pro Charles Watson; 'Matthew Arm gressing satisfactorily,- strong, by Bert Allen and Robert The heavy sn'owfal'l on New Year's Beattie. • day has made excellent sleighing. 'For Council -(Robert Lawson by ' James Flynn and Albert Morrell; •' HULLS ` Herbert MTT.. ogrddge by Wm. G,pvier Mrs,Richard Carter.--Sundaymor- and' Harold Sprung; James Leiper ping, December 30th, 1928, tedays by Thomas .Sloan and John Ferguson; after the death of her !husband, Mrs. James C. Forbes by George Carbert Richard Carter passed.' away\'. at the and Wes. Hoggart; ThomasSloan by home of her daughter, 'Mrs, Fred Wm. Gray and Chas. Ruddell. Mr. 'Sho•htirook, 13th ' Concession. Mrs. Thomas Sloan withdrew, giving the Carter had been in poor health for Councillors an acclamation but an some time and her death was not un - election will be held on Monday next ,expected. Mrs, Canter, formerly Eliz for Reeve.. abeth Eedy, was born in Biddulph Township near. Granton, and came to WALTON. Hullett fiftysthree years ago when. She married Mr. Carter, and lived on The Chirstntas tree on Monday the 9th Concession near Londesiboro,' nightat 'Button's school had a large Since a year ago she had been Living crowd and good programme. $3'5 was with cher' daughter. Airs.:'Sho'bbrool.. realized. 'One brother in Biddulph Township, •MIr, Robert Young of Mount Clem- survives her. Two daughters, Mrs. ens, Michigan, was a Christmas visit- 'Fred Shobbrook, .Hallett, and Mrs. or with his daughter, Mrs. Jos. Herb, Oakes, 'Goderich Township, SHAiblO4RTH,_ Campbell. and two sons, J. Stanley, 'Hallett, and Mayor, W. H. Golding. Miss Janet Clark has been_on the Derwin on the home farm, also re Reeve, J. W. Beattie. sick list lately. main. The funeral took place Wed- Councillors, Win. Bickel!, .H, C. nesd'ay at 2 p.m. Interment was Box, W. 'Crich, G. Cardno, R. G. HIBBERT. made in Clinton Cemetery, Parke, F. ID. 'Hutchison and- Robert' Sinith. The following is the report for S.S. Mr, Hutchison fat Dread of Asthma makes countless er withdrew, No, 4, Hibbert. thousands miserable, Night after Public utilities, J. Cluff.• V. -Flossie !Butson 66 per cent. night the attacks return and even Public school. trustees: North ward,. Jean IV. -Clarence Coleman 83, when respite is given the mind is F. W. (Wigg; South ward, Rev. T. J a :Smote 83, Milton Lavery 59, still in torment from. the' continual 'H, Brown; East ward, 3. C. Jr. IV.-,Norval'Norris 72, Helen anticipation. Dr. J. N. Kelso s Laing. Norris '63. Asthma Remedy changes all this.MoK'IILLOIP. iSSr. 1111 . -Roy Rop Ross 57, Rhea Ross Relief comes, and at once, while fat- At t'hc nomination meeting the fol- 50'lowing were nominated: For Reeve, Jr.. I11.--1Thoanas Bingham 77, te attacks are warded off, leaving g Verna'Fawcett 67, 'Will'ie Butson 62. the afflicted one in a state of peace John ,Dodds,seconded' moved by John Moier, .N. -Arthur Smote 81, Pearl 'Ross and happiness he once believed he goniery, seconded' o John 'Crozier. 68, Clifford .Fawcett 63. could never enjoy. Inexpensive and For Councillors, John Campbell, by. sold almost everywhere. Albert Harrison and Chas, Dolmage; E. M. Jefferson, Teacher. John Eckart•by Percy Smith arid Rus- HURON. NEWS. sell Dorrance; Dian. Regele by James There is no more effective yernzi Zurich. Smith and John Deitz; Thos.-; Mc- fuge on the market \\ than ;Miller's The. marriage took place in Zurich Kay by Joseph Johnston and ,Thos, 'Worm .Powders. They will not only on December 22nd, of Miss Af Idred Murray; Isaac Bolton by James Me - clear the stomach and bowels of Mary Kalbfleisch, danahter, of efr. Nichol and James Smith; Jos. 0' - worms but will prove a very service-, and Mrs. Lotus Italhfleisch, of the Rotu•ke by John E. Altura), and John able medicine for children in regulat- 16th concession Hay •T a Kelly; Percy Little by Nelson Goven- utg;the infantile system and maintain- ow tship, to. ing it in a health' condition. There Mr, Henry Whitney ,Brokegperfo, of lock and Joseph Hogg. yZurich. Rev. 1Mr, Turkheim perform- Re elected by acclamation. is nothing in their composition that ed the ceremony. Reeve; John. Dodds, will injure the most delicate stomach Mr. and •bfrs. John La of re are Councillors, John Campbell,John when directions are followed, and spending some weeks visite ,- .MI. Eckert. Dan. Regele and hos. they can bbe given to children in the son, Dr. Richard Laporte, t of Chi -,McKay. full assurance that , they will utterly cago, -destroy all worms. Messrs, Clayton and Clarence Hoff- HULLETT, • man, of 'Gott, visited their parents, MIr, and Mrs. W. H. Hoffman, Messrs Sam and David Oesch and Amu. Airs. R. Oesch and Peter Brenner- man attended the funeral of the late Charles Smith at 'Detroit. Mr, and Mrs, Eldon Schnell anis family, of Detroit, spent the holiday with the former's loather, Mrs, J. Now for the Schnell. Mr. and Mrs, L. Callfas, ,Kitc-hener, spent a few days with Mr:i 'and Mrs, A, Melick. Miss Catherine Merner, who is at- tending Elmira high school, spent the holidays with her parents, mr. W and Mrs. W J. Merrier. ! toham. M�ISiC g Miss .PIelen Margaret, daughter of Mrs, John Wilson and the late John Wilson, of Wingham, became- the bride of Mfr. Albert Edward Loaning. in the Baptist Chut`ch, 'Wingham, The bride, who was given in marriage. Isy her brother, Mr, Clarence Wilson, cif Ottawa, was dressed in corn flower blue lace with tulle hat of the same' shade and carried a shower bouquet of American Beams, roses a,B and lily -of -the -valley. She was as- sisted by her sister, Miss Anne Wil son, who wore beige lace with beige hat and carried a bouquet of Ameri- can Beauty roses, The groom was assisted by his brother, Mr. George Lanitine, of Toronto, The ushersill. Ring 616r34 .Clinton Centra[, were Mr. Currie Wilso't, of I�itehen er and Mr. George ,Walker, g W ker of To I Dlltq; A reception was held at :the home DU13 IN. of the bride's 'mailer.Alts Jahn 'his liatry, of Guelph visited bVril,oa tecen'cd, weartitg.blaik crepeI• - with his brothers and sisters in Pula• beet T'p11,119. wnalljp, Mr. acid ,,A't , J. Jr urphy spent Christmas with Mrs. t urphy in the village, The %fisses Mary and Mar- garet are speading the holidays in the village. Miss Monica Roach visited at Mr. and Mrs, J F. Murphy's last week. Miss Annie Brennan, who has 'been. working in Toronto, is spending a few days with her-pat'etnts. The community was shocked to hear of the sudden death of Mrs. John Friet who died on New Year's eve, following an atack of the flu, Miss Annie McGrath, .Of Stratford, spent New Year's at the home of her brother, Mr, John McGrath. We are sorry to hear that Mr. James Jordan is ill with an attack of the flu, [Miss Lizzie ,Ryan, of Seaforth, spent New Year's with her mother, Mrs, -P, Ryan, Mr, Alex, McDonald, of Moles- Swaturdarth, ayv,isited friends int Dublin on Mrs, John O'Rourke, of Detroit, is visiting with her mother, Mrs, Jim, Burns.; • A. number of young people from Dublin attended the dance in Kitakora on Thursday last, All reported a good time. Y Miss Lillian Shea left for Chicago on Monday last.` Mr, Joseph Nagle, of Detroit, who has been visiting • his mother, Mrs, Joseph Nagle, has returned home; Mr: and Mrs, John Maloney, of Fergus, 'spent Christmas at the home of his mother, Mrs. T. Maloney. The card party -and dance held in Dublin on Friday night was a decided success., The ladies prize which was won by Miss Nora McGrath, of Hib- bert, was a 'beautiful china Sea set; and the gent's prize, a serving tray, was won by Air. Mark Miles, of St. Coituti,ban, Macs, .and Miss Nellie' Loaning re- florneredticlhlRon,wtrhsblue hat raid Corsage of pink'roses, Later Mt'. and trs,,Lanning left for a'shor•t trip 'to New York, the:, bride wearing a navy blue French crepe dress and felt hat, Pier coat was seal with grey squirrel, Ott their return to Toronto they ih9lll reside at 19 Golfclale Road. Clinton, The Beeton World says of a former Clinton resident; "The death occurred on Dec. 11th, early in the morning, of one of out- best-known and snost•es teemed citizens, in the Person of Mr. James Aitken, aged 77 years. Two years ago he suffered a severe attack of the fin, from the effects of whiph he never fully recovered, his last illtness. extending over a period of only a. few week's. Air, Aitken was born in Dum- fries. !Scotland, and at the age of four years came to Canada with his pars eats, who settled near Guelph, ,later moving to Huron County. At the .age of eighteen he commenced in the milling business, learning the trade in the Clinton mill, at that time operated by James Pair, and had since 'follow- edthe pursuits, of the industry - from the old stone trade tip to the present -obtaining a thorough knowl- edge from his wide and varied ek- periences in tmilling at Buffalo, Os- wego, Hensall, Clinton, Kincardine and 'Beeton, • "'Fifty-two years ago hewas touted, in marriage to Miss Mary Penfound, of Brucefield.: • "In'1898 he came to Becton where he has since been prominently identi- fied and dentified.and actively engaged in the chief industrial works of the village -the Aitken Milling '(now Aitken & Burns, Limited), of which he was senior member and brought him into contact with residents in every part of the surrounding district. "In politics he was a Liberal; in religion a Presbyterian.: "Besides his widow he is survived by four daughters and one - :son: Minnie,' of Hamilton; Elizabeth, of Winnipeg; Edna and 'Henry M., of Beeton, and Mrs. G. N. Walker, of Winnipeg; also one brother, John. Ait. ken, of Teeswater." Mr. and Mrs. Albert J, Grigg : an- nounce the marriage of their only daughter, Helen Irene, to Elliott Ross Bell, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Bell, Henson, which was solemn- ized in All Saints' Church, Windsor, July '5th, 1927, Rev. P. N. Harding of- ficiating. Air. and Mrs. Bell will take up residence in Detroit beginning of the New Year. Miss Ethel Hogg, of Toronto, is spending the vacation at her home in Clinton. , Mr, 'Ro'bert Middleton, of Toronto. is spending the Christm'as holiday with lis parents, Sheriff and ' Mrs. Middleton, Brussels. - Miss Carrie H•in Ston left. last -week for Washington,. there she -wil 1 visit her aunt, Mrs, ._M. Ch'a'flin, for the next .two months, , 'Miss D'tutelda MacDonald left last week for a two months' visit with rel- atives in Chicago. On her return she will visit with friends in Detroit and Windsor. If one be troubled with corns, he will find. in ,I'rolloway's O'orn Remover assapplication that will entirely relieve suffering. NOMI'NATIO'NS. We have Player Pianos and Regular Pianos, Electric Radios and Battery Radios and Orthophonic Phonographs. See me for unheard of prices.. We can give terms to suitY your de- sire, Twenty-four hour delivery. Joiiathan E. Hugill Reeve, E. Adams, Matthew Arm stron, Cougncillors, James Forbes, Herbert Mogridge, James Leiper. Robert Lawson, Thomas Sloan, CLINTON, Mayor, Col. H.,,B, Combe. Reeve, Bert Langford, Councillors: N. W. Trewartha, George Elliott, A, T. Cooper, R. J. Miller, Fred Livermore, F. G. Thompson, W. S. R Holmes, 0, L. Paisley, Cary L. Draper, J. P. Shop - hard, W. M. Aiken, W. Robinson, Public Utilities. i Commissioner, i soler, V\. T. Hawkins , Public School Trustees. St. .An- drew's, W. J.. Pitupsteei; St. James', Mrs, N. R.' Trewartha, C. H. Veinier St, John's,. T, Churchill; St. George, M. T. Corless. GOrDER'i CS3, One contest, that of the mayoralty,• is assured. The present mayor, H. J. McEwen, will seek re-election and will he opposed by Charles C. Lee, a member of the 1928 Council. Mr, Lee was Mayor AleEwan's opponent a year ago, but was defeated by a large majority.' tY.' 'Reeve Robert E,T will likely receivetunas an acclamation; as will John W. Craigie, present deputy reeve. The nominations wens; Mayor, H. J. A. McEwen, R, $, Turner, J, W. Craigie G 1...Parsons. iReeve, R. E, Turner H. J, A. Me- Ewen, E• R, Wigle; C. C, Lee, Deputy .Reeve, 5.'1W, Craigie, 1W, Bailie. - , On December your M otorVehicle Operator's eI rt License expired It must e e d _ �� _e a� � at once This Advertisement tells you 'hal to secure a new License " Every license to operate a motor vehicle in Ontario expired on December 31st. This applies to Chauffeur Licenses as well as Motor Vehicle Operators' Licenses. Forms of application for renewal of Chauffeur and Operators' Licenses may be obtained from any Agent of the Depart- ment or from any licensed Garage in the Province. Chauffeur and Operators' Licenses may be procured from the Motor Vehicles Branch, Toronto,,, or from any Authorized Issuer of motor vehicle permits and licenses: There is an Issuer in each county, The:: fee for the renewal of a Chauffeur or Operator's license is $1.00. Each application for renewal of a license must be accom- panied by the applicant's present year license card. This regulation MUST BE COMPLIED WITH ABSOLUTELY in order that RENEWALS, which' are issued. without examination; may be issued only to those entitled thereto. All applicants for NEW licenses must undergo an exam- iriation, 3n the event of the loss of a1928 license a duplicate . , duel can be secured only from the Motor Vehicles Branch, Department of Highways, Toronto, A fee of 50c. is charged,, which should accompany the application for the duplicate. Procure your application form at once from any licensed garage or from any Agebt of the Department, and be sure to have your present license with you when making appli- cation for renewal. Carefully preserve your new license and, at all times when driving carry it on your person -not in the pocket of your car. Ontar oDe.ar' ' - p tlment of Highways Motor Vehicles Branch TORONTO Councillors, D. C. Mannings, G. P. Gould, Wm. Baillie, C. Worsell,. D, Marwick, S. D. Croft, D. 'Sproul, H. J. Fisher, E. L, Dean, G. Andrews, W. McLean, C, C. Lee, W. H. 'Rob- ertson, Water and light commissioner, W T. Murney.. School Trustees, 'St. David's ward, J. F. Thomson; St. Patrick's ward, John Cott; St, George's ward, E. H. Hill; St. Andrew's ward; 'Wtai• Wal- lace (all by acclamation), ST. MARYS' IDavid Bottis was declared re-elect- ed Mayor of St. Marys by acclam- ation Harold Lang . and Richard Hansen were nominated to oppose Mr. Bonis but 'both withdrew, MITCHE'L'L ' Mayor, Arthur Mutton, W. A. Ab - ray. Both qualified, Reeve, David C. . Hanson, Win, Balfour. • Councillors, G. Ronsenberg, W. Hofli•ch, G. Edighoffer, W. M. Ben - 'nett, F. McOlocldin, A. Nr, Urquhar; S. A. Hewitt, C. J. Werner, 3..Norris, John T. Levy, J. C. Kens, Willard Ingram, G. J. Soeder, S. Casey, and L. Ratz, School trustees. F. A. Moses, north ward; J.. E., Brooks,' south ward; Alex. Hanna, west ward. All by acclama- tion. Utilities commission, W. J. Levy, 1'l. Durkin, S. R. Stuart. EXETER. Reeve, C. B, Snell, Thomas Cam- eron, W. D, Sanders, and B. M. Francis, B'LYTH, Councillors, H. C. Rivers, E. J. Reeve,' Dr. Milne, James .Dodds, S. Christie,' Henry ,Bierling, 1E, M. Fran- A. Poplestone: cis, J. H. Grieve, Joseph Davis, Councillors, W. Mills, W John George William, Louis Day ,Jr., and ston, G. White, S. Poplestone,•J. Hef-, John Taylor. from; C. Bell, James Cutt, 'B. Tasker, 'Board of Edt{cation J:''G. Stanbury, B. Herrington, 'W. Logan. ' R. • N. Creech, E. M. Dignan, Mrs. School. Trustees, A. Taylor, E. - Roxie .Beavers, S. M. Sanders, W. Munro, J. Elliott. H. Pen•hale anti Louis Day, Utilities ,commission,' R. Af. Mcs Public Utilities, J. R. Hind, f. El- Kay. ston, -- The present Reeve, C. B. Snell, W. HOVVrI'CIK. D. 'Sanders and Thomas Cameron All by acclamation, have qualified, Reeve, Thomas fogies, COI�BLOgtN'E• Deputy Reeve, George Hubbard. Councillors, William Gemmell, Fred There' will be a lively contest both Taylor, and Milton Gemmell. for Reeve and Council, Hugh Hill, who has served as Reeye for several , TURII'JiBE'RIRY terms, will be opposed by Albert All by acclamation. Goldthorpe, a member of the 1928 Reeve, Isaac Wright, council. Frank Wilson was also nom -Councillors, E. Baird, James. Mc- heated for Reeve, but apnounced his Tavisli, Peter McEwen' and -William intention of staying with the Coun- ustin. ail, Melvin , Tyndall and Alex. Young who were nominated for coati- DOWWN'IEE cillors, will not likely be candidates.. Reeve, George Arbogast, John Armstrong, g IiCouncillors, George Armstrong, M. Reeve, H H. Hill, A. Goldthorpe Arbogast, J. Aitchesois, J. Coonan. WEST WAWANOSH, Reeve, Albert Johnston, Wil4atu Mole, James Forster, J. B. Young. Councillors, James .Forster, henry Leischmann, Flank ,Todd, William H. Wilson, William Carr,. William J. Stewart. STANLEY. Reeve, John Mansoni, Win. Doug- las, Arthur- Keyes, Councillors, John Etue, John P Per;•'�-,eltwicki.Stewart,;-Meiyyt1 H ley, ''Goldie Graham William Mt. • Kenzie. } LOGAN. Reeve, James C. Dotsglas; Michael Hagerty Councillors,"F. Prueter, George Ah- rens. H. Chaffe, W. V. Darling, W. C. Gaffney, Charles Plant'and John H. Ritz. BRUSSELS. Reeve, A. C. Baeker. Councillors, W. E. Willis,. William 'Little, G. B. M3Intyce ind *George McCall. • ' I I School Trustees, Malcolm Black, R. Downing, Gibson. Utilities Cont., Walter Rose. TUCKFJ,RISI'LI'DH. All elected 'by acclamation. Reeve, Roland Kenfiedy. Councillors, M. Clark, Jos. G. Crich, Charles McKay and Wm. P. Thomp- son. Robert Watson and Joseph G. Crich were nominated for Recife and with- drew, Frank Wilson. • Councillors, Melvin Tyndall, Aaron C, Fisher, William. L Young, •Alex, Young, Frank J. Wilson, William Thompson, 'Albert 1ettgfor,L George C. Feagan, Nelson McClarty. For Reeve -William P. Morris, STEPHEN. hN. Reeve, Alex, Neeb;. Reuben Govt William Sweitzet, Deputy IReeie; �Ves.' Dearing', Isaac. Tetrean, Chester Wawhiuney. - eph Na le. • Councillors„ ' Ngble Scott, Sang g Por. Council -Robert Btuehill Finicbeiner, Peter Martini, Ed. Gill,, Mar- EUmer 'Lawson, William Sanders, tin Feeney, John W. Hackney, 'Wil- John (.Hayes, past• reeve, re.ssgne, Ilam Harper, William Jeffery, -George William Sanders bias' withdrawn. Vivian. EAST WA 1WIAi NOS1H. Reeve 'F. J Stalker, , Councillors, J. Campbell; 'W, Rs(d, Reeve, E. S. Clump, W. R. Dougal \V., Kerr, 5, Thompson, W, . E. Turnbull, L. T -I. Raider, 0 _ Geiger. `AiORRI'S. Councillors. G. Armstrong, W. Reeve, W. 5: Ilendcrsori, Alexander, W. R, Dougal, A, .H: Councillors, 1,1, Mc;( -;ill.' J. A Reichert, S. Grath, I. Ducharute, I. J Bvow.t, H, Wheeler, W. J, Bryctges, W I P: R, 5. Waller, A. "Melicic, W. J. Shoi'tree.d. Jiauru'robt, P, Nettsctiwauger, F. Corbett, r..