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The Seaforth News, 1932-12-29, Page 8PAGE EIGHT. n ainniamennninew THE SEAFORTH NEWS. HENSALL. Mr. and Mrs„ Herntan baying':. spent Ohristn'as with relatives 'In Lox - D,f"ss Mary B'uchanasi of Lender is visiting •t.th'her. p'aren'ts, Mr. and . Mrs: flex. Buchanan. - .Mt's:; John Dinsdade spent the'holii- ,day with her, sister, „Mrs. John 13. Petty of Hay Twp, The Chris'tian's en'teetairmrent put on by the members ;of the, Sabbath ,School School -of -the' United Church was well 'attended on Friday evening.; A well rendered program was given, consisting of readings, s'o1os, ,drills and. dialogues.' At the close of the program Santa 'Glaris arrived, dishrib- .. uting the presents. Services in our local churches were well 'attended on Sunday last. Special sermons were delivered for the oc- casion and special Christmas nsusic rendered by the choirs. At the United Church, Rev. Arthur Sinclair occupied the p.nlnit and in the morning two fine anthem's were rendered and a solo by. Dr. I'v'an, Smillie. In the evening a ladies' quar- tette was given by Mrs. M. Drysdale, Mrs. A. Sinclair, Mils, Geenge ' Hess and 'bliss Florence Welsh,' and a mix- ed quartette by 'Mrs. Hess, Miss Flor- ence Wel'sb, Mr. W. A. Goodwin • and Dr. Smillie. At bhe Carmel Presbyterian "Church Rev. W. A. Young delivered very in- spiri'ng''addresses at 'both services. Irl the morning several fine anthems were rendered, a'Isa a .solo "Nazar- eth" by'Mrs. -W. A. Young, In the evening a mixed quartette was given by Miss Irene Ho+ggartih, Mrs. Jias.. • Paterson, Messrs. Jas, Bengough and Jerry Denfield; a male chorus by Messrs.. Jas. • B'e'n'gough, R. Y.. Mc- Laren, and Rev. W. A. Young; a ladies' chorus by the ladies of the choir was then rendered' and a ladies' quartette by Miss Mabel 'Workman; Mrs, W. A. McLaren; Mrs. Jas. Pater - • son and Mrs. W. A, 'Young. Ai the St, Paul's Anglican Church, Rev.. M, B. Parker had charge of the servites and in the morning sacra= ment of the Lord's' supper was ob- served and in 'the evening a Christ- ' 'mat carol was given. by the choir. The 'Christmas entertainment held ht Carmel Presbyterian Ohurch on • Friday evening was well attended. hiss Lynn Ortwein of Toronto Spent the holidtay with her parents • beret . • • • Mr, and Mrs, Edward Sheffer have returned hone after a pleasant visit with relatives in Port.. Rowan, Mr,; claire Van Horn and sister Miss. Ruth are spending the holidays at the home of Mr. and Mr's. Geo. Hudson, • • A great deal of inteerst ;was shown M the -:dell. contest at Mr. Hem'pihill's drug store. Q'u'ite a number of girls contested. Fifteen bolls were given and, Mr. Hemphill ad'd'ed ten more as extra' prizes; The foll'o'wing were successful: Jean Broder"ick,Ruth :Vann, Bernice , ,Slh'ad'dbck, Gloria Twitchell, Marion Drum'ri:'on'd, . J'e'an Schaffer,,. Patsy McDonald, Marion Filshie,Mildred, Brock, Elaine Has - kin's, Marion Peck, ,Alice Pfaff, June S!aundercook, 'B'e'tty Roweliffe, Patsy Mi'tc'hell Jean Taylor, forma Sang- ster, ,Roth Hess, 'Helen.Love, Bernice Jinks, Ruth McAllister, Mary Cud- , (mere,' Evelyn Corbett, Jean Arm- strong, Madeline Vaiandham. Nomination Meeting.-111he nomina- tion meeting held here on Monday ev- ening was well attended and a great • deal of interestshown in town affairs, Jes, A. Paterson, village clerk, was returning officer and 'at eight o''cleck announced the following .nominations for Reeve: Owen Geiger, by ,Wm. Jones, and Fred Hess; Wm. Consi'tt by A. R Campbell and Fred Deters, Ro'bt. Cameron, by Dr. ,Campbell and Wm. Sangster. For the council: Wm,' .Jones, by Colin Hudson and A,',Rypk- man; Geo. C. Petty, byRob't. Camer- on and Wm. C'onsitt; Rebt. Cameron, by Geo,,. C. Petty and Wm. Oonsitt; Dr. Campbell, by W'm. .Consi'tt and Rohr. Cameron;• Walter Spencer, by Geo. Petty and Wim. Jones;' Win,, Consitt, by Ro;bt. Cameron and Wal- ter 'Spencer;; E. L. Mifokle, by Jas, Hogganth and Dloniald_ Burns. School Trustees --(Henry Sioldan, by O'weu Geiger and Colin H'ud'son, Alfr:ed Clark, by Owen Geiger and A. Ryck= man; W,- 0. Giood q'in, by C. S. -Hud- son, and Wm. Jloe,es; Edgar McQueen, by Rob't.' Cameron ,and W'm. Oonsitt. Public Utilities -Thos. •W'e'sh, elected by acclamation. Alt the close of the nomination, Mr. Plaitterson was asked to take the chair for the after ,meeting and first called on Reeve Geiger for an address. Mr. Geiger ,gave :a'g'ood. review Of the work of the county council and also the, village council and asked for the supp'or't of the rate a era again P Y gam for the year 19133 for Reeve, Councillors Petty and Jones also gave short 'a'dd'resses, Mr, Wm. Censi•tt was then called on and gave a'splendrd ,address; and announced he would b'e' a candida!te for the Reeve - ship. Mr.. Cameron thianked the elect ors for the splendid suppon+t'they gave, him last year bet world not be a Can- didate for the r'eeeeship this year but would retire in favor of Mr, Oonsit't, Mr. Cameronwill, however, beta can- didate for the couneil, Mr, 'Geiger then made a short reply There was very little frdticism offered ' as tlrc council of 1932 tried to `keep • expenses down aslbw as possible. There 'will be a stiff c`oailtest b,elacnn Mr„ Geiger and Mr. ' Cionsitt fol•' the reeveship, which will probably tae the only one. The c1ectionwill proba'bly take place on Monday, 'January 2nd. There will be a nub$ber of,changes from this dis- trict in the county council this year. Reeve Ba14'aii'tyne' and his council oif Usborne, were all returned by adcla- m'at'ion; Reeve Ballantyne will be a; strong donitender for the Wardleaslhip next year and will .probably land it, In T,uckers'mtb there will, be a stiff contest between 'Wlm..' M. Doig and Reeve Archibald In key township Warden Fader has retired, Mr. Rader made a splendid •Warden, possibly the best` for years.;: •he has, left the County finances in splendid shape and the ,coati of rnunicipal.govern{menit hias been the lowest for .years. Mir. Rader retires with a great deal: of credit and his many friends are sorry 'to hear he has retired as his • services would have been of great `b,en.eifi!t to the county for another year., Death of Wm, Armstrong. L 'Tih many friends of 11r. Wm. Arm's'troa 'were sorry ,to :hear of his delalth whit took place at ,the home of his daug'h ter, Mns. John Coleman, Landon, o Monday evening; Mr. Armstrong .went to London to spend' the 'holiday with his daughter and spent a very engoy- able day. He had only retired for a few m'inu'tes when he suffered a heart attack and ,passed away. He was a lifelong resident of Hay township and was ,highly respected by all. who knew him. Hie was a prominent mem- ber of the Anglioan Church here and a Conservative in ,politics, ' Since the death of Mrs. Armstrong 'some years ago he• has made his : honie with his son George in Hay. He leav'e's to mourn his loss one son,'George, of Hay township, one daughter, M'rs. John Coleman of London, and one adopted daughter, Mrs. Earl Camp- bell, of Hay. 'Hensall Continuation School 'Re.. port. -Average of all snbpects for fall term: • 'Form I -Alex. Filshie 81; George Pearce 715; ;Annie Carlile 72, Mary Coleman 72, Katharine Drysdale 70, Stewart Bell 711, Kenneth 'Elder 68, William Glenn 66,' Kenneth Manns 62, Dorothy McQueen 61, Irene Ssnale 61, Olive Brock 5'6, Bross Haggai -11h 56, Myrna Hudson. 5'6, Edward Cor- bett 54, Jessie Dick 5W, Ha'rold. Bon- thron' 52, Allan Davidson 92, Harry Dlnnin 511, Helen Walker SI, Edna Corbett 48, Ruby Pfaff 414, John Tra- quair 40. Form 111. -Norman Sinclair 86, Ian Filshie 79, Andrew McKenzie 75,, Edison Forrest 74, .Ruth Coles 73, Dorothy Drummond 72, John Far- quhar 72, Mildred Follick 71, Jean- ette McAllister 65, Shirley Koehler, Minnie Sangster 61, Harold Higgins 60, Annie H'u'iser 415. Form I41P,-1James 'McEwen 79, Ro- bert 'Pa'ssmore 715, Myrtle Thomson 712, Mlabel Fee 68, Arthur Dinnin 67, Stewart Crerar 63, Albert Dnnin 61, Laurabel Wright 60, Cecil Dv"lling,59, Nelson Pepper 59, Harold Elder 57, Helen Glenn 57, Elinor Bell 56, Lorne Elder 54, Margaret Bell 93. Dr. and Mrs. Wim. Geiger of Kit- cheiner and Mr. and Mrs. Oliyer Gei- ger of Finland were holiday visitors at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Geiger. • Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Scott and fam- ily: of Toronto and Dr. and Mrs. Smith and .family ,of St Marys are spending the (holidays with Mr. and Mrs. George C. Petty. Mr. Harry Cook of . Toronto is spending the holidays at his home here, Mr. Bert )'I6nbon of Texas is visit- ing over isit-ingover the h'oliday's with relatives in and, around Hensall Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Knight and son IIo'ward of Kitchener,' Mr. and Mrs. Orville Beaver of Exeter and Mr, and 'Cdr's. A. J. S'wieitzer and family of the Beadhao'.pines, were holiday visit- ors, at 'the h'o'me of. Me. and Mrs. Ro- bert Higgins. 111r. and Mrs. Orville Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Broderick of the Parr Lien^ wereChristmas visitors' with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Consitt. IMr,: Harold Scruton of Port. Dover spent the holidays with his mother and sisters here. At the .guessing contest put on by. the B. and. D. butcher shop, Mr. Har- ry Smith won the first prize, a half a pig, and Mr. Sam Merner won the turkey. Mr. and Mrs. buoy McLaren and Mr. Wm. L. McLaren. were. holiday visitors' with Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Hunkiiv. of Farquhar. Miss Thelma 'Hudson of •.London spent the .week -end with her parents g h n' spent the holiday with friend's in Ex-� eter, Mr. Milton' Boyce of Toronto is visiting i wish fri'en'ds and nelatives in, tOiwn. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickleand fa-�I roily'° are v'isi'ting over the ,holiday' With the former's parents . in Ridge--; town. Miss Hazel Morena s'pen't the holi- days with her parents, in Dasihwoo'd. Mr, Rabt. Morrison of Woodstock and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Priest of Port: Huron were holiday visitors: wieh Mr.• and Mrs. Jas. Priest. Joynt of Toronto are s'pendixiig the: holidays with theirmotherhere. Mrs, John Murdoch spent the boli-' days with her sister,' Mrs. John Hen- ry ' en-ry' Petty of Hay Twp, ;Christmas Day :passed very 'quiet- ly in the village,' most of our. citi- zens entertaining visitors. The day Was exceptionally 'fine. Miss Amy Lamb -pie of Toronto is spending the holidays at her home here. Mr, and 'Mrs. Earl, Parlmer of Windsor spent the week -end with the farmer's parents, , Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Mr. and 'Mrs. L. Ortwein of To- ronto and Mr. ...Milton Ortwein of London were hlobiday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Ortwein. 'Miss Margaret McLaren of Lon- don spent the helidiays at her "home here. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Buchanan. of London spent the. holidays With .rela- tives in town. .Miss Jean -130114hron of Lo'nd'on spent the holidays.. at her home here. [W. and Mrs. Floyd Smith of De- troit and Mr. Eldred Smith of Lon- oon spent the holidays with their fa- ther, Mr. Alex. Smith. (Rev,. and Mrs. Young and daughter' Ruth spent the holiday with .relatives in Nlairn. • ^- Mr. and Mrs. Donald: McKinnon 'Mr. Sam Rennie, accompanied by his mother, spent the holiday with friends in Detroit. iMrss Olive Conwnth of Detroit vis- ited over the . holiday with relatives Messrs. Laird, Harry and 'William STANLEY. The Township Hall at Varna was crowded to the doors by interested ratepayers on 'Friday afternoon when nominations were received for a reeve and 'co'dncil for 1933 were re- ceived •as' follows,, with theirmovers and secondersa For Reeve. (William 'W Douglas, by Janos Carni'e and James Wright. John Etoe ,by Melvin Overholt and George Jeffry, For Council. CH. M. Hanley by W. 5.. Falconer and Fred Anderson. 'Webster 'Turner by Thos. Bele' and Harry Horton. 'Fred Watson by T. ;Stinson and Harold. Penlhale. IRoy Lamont by Clarence 'Parke and Roy 'M'dB'ride. Joseph Greer by Thos. Westlake and Wan. Cantle. .A meeting followed; Mr. Chas. 'Pil- grim, few -nal -lip clerk, being chair- man. Reeve William Douglas spoke first. He was in the :field for another term as reeve. After going over the work accomplished by. the county council, he asked the opinion of the audience on several items: 'Should the hauling of gravel be done by truck or 'teams? "'By the cheapest methbd," replied the audience. ,Should the town- ship revert once more to s'tatu'te la- bor? in'q'uired the Reeve. 'Tire Opin- ion of the cno`wd seemed to be consiid- enably divided on this question. Mr. Douglas said he though't this matter would be referred to a vote of the people in Stephen township. The township was insured against claims for damiages caused by faulty roads. In case of accidents, notice should be sent within ten draysto (the clerk or members of council. Delay in putting in a. claim had voided the insurance company's re'sponsibil'ity in an accident that occurred to Mr. Butt of Kippen; however he had been al- lowed ten do'll'ars. 'The insurance cost. about $075, said the reeve, and asked if the ratepayers wished it contin•tied. In closing, 'Mr. Dougl'as asked to be honored with a second terim. The next speaker was Mr. John Etue, who had been nominated for reeve. 'In a short address he offered several suggestions., He was un- decided' about remaining in the field. 'T'he members of the 1932 council were theh called upon, the first be- ing'M . i - .H i h r H, M. Hanley, a sa d e, would be a candidate again, and ask- ed for a continuance of the support given him in the past. 'Me; 'Webster Turner announced he was a candidate. Twenty-two miles of road had been under his charge. The council =had passed a resolution ask- ing property owners to cut the, weeds infrontdf. their farms, the council er looking after the sr'doad . s Most s of the gravel in his section had been hauled by teaimts as it was impossible for' trucks to, :get in and oart of the 'Mr. Fred Watson said he would be a c'an'didate. He reviewed the work on The roads; wet weather had .ctrmailed the work to a slight extent. Repairs to one of fhe'bridges, regiri•ring +ae- proxintate'ly '1;000 Cubic yards of fill - ing, had cosi. about $&1, or 8'cents" a yard. ,Mr. Roy Lamont asked for support of the electors. 'In answer .to gees- tions he explained about the three per cent penalty .; on , •unpaid taxes. The council -had -faced the necessity of borrowing $"25,000 in 'December, or inducing the ratepayers to`"co'r'e across." He doubted if the bank would have been willing to loan the township- such a lenge amount.. The penalty clause called forth a large amount, of discussion from 'the. anci- en oe. Another matter brought up by this discussion concerned paying the taxes by instalments. Mr" Lamont said tha't part payments were not accepted on taxes: the whole amount had to be paid in full or the penalty applied. Difficulties in arranging two pay- ments instead of one were discussed by a number. I't Was pointed out that tax no'ti'ces had to be sent all over North America to the owners of sure mer cottages at •Baylfield. Mr. Frank Coleman said he paid taxes on .property in Seaforth in two instal'me'nts, in June and December. He had forgotten the second payment until- the 1I5t+h, but the p'enal'ty had only been 20 cents. All taxpayers had a vote this year whether'their taxes, were paid or not. The conn'cil had thought, it was not fair to give the vote to small taxpay- ers who perhaps had to raise only $20 and not" give it ,to the large. tax- payer who ,might 'have to raise • as rruuch as $400, so tine old by-law had been repealed. Mr. Greer spoke briefly concerning road ma'tter's. .Mr. (Connell spoke about the use of teams and trucks in road work. At the close, officials ex+piained, inanswer to a ,question, about placing names on the voter's' 'list. 'Twenty-one drays are allowed' for ,notice. A court of revision on the list had been 'held by the judge. Mrs", John .Sparks is visiting' friends in London. Miss 'Margaret Tough of Shake- speare is spending the holidays at home of her parents, Mr. and .Mas. W. (Tough. Miss M'arg'aret Mehaffy 'of Clinton spent the, holiday with her ' sister, Mrs Wtns. Sparks. Municipal 'nominations were 'held in bhe to'wns'hip hall, Varna, on Friday, Dec. 23rd, with the following result: For Reeve: Wm. Dbugla's, John Etue, For Councillors: W. Turner, Roy -La- 11011t, M. Hanley, Fred Watson, Jos. Greer, Geo. Connell. Messrs. John tue,',Joe Greer and Geo. Connell wit'hdrew, leaving the members of the council, who were elected by c'clanaatlon for the coming.year. The following spent Christmas at heir homes here." Mervyn. Keys, of University and Alan Keys of earfortih Collegiate, with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Keys; Ruskin eys of East Windsor and Stewart eys of Toronto University with heir parents, Mr, and Mrs. Nelson eys; Dorothy Armstrong, Helen And'erso'n, Grate Robinson and Isabel o'biinson of Clinton Ooillegiate, at heir homes here: iA ,Watch Night service' Will be held Goshen Uni'ted 'Church, • beginning lil pm. on Dec: 311St. The follo'wi'ng is a report of the hristmas examinations held at S.6. Ni 3, Stanley. V. -Ella Smith 76, Margaret Marks 70. Sr. IfV.-Ttom SCoitchmier 70, Mary arks 61. IJonr. HINeaai.-'A d61. nna • Scotchmer 63, Gor- IJr. VIII, -1 1u'ghie ,Pollock 67, Lloyd eand 62, Charlie Hunking 61, Jenny Hunking 5'4. (Jr. IL -George Hunking 59, (Primer-1E'twin Hun -king.' No. on II 12, average attendance 11. Perfect tendance from September to D'ec- m'ber, Mary Marks. best speller, Ella mith.' Vint. Herbert,' Teacher.'. J 193, a S K K K R at 0 M H' no e S K1PP,E'N IMr, John Workman is able to be around again alter his recent illn'es's.' 'Mr. Henry I,Pisan .had the misfor- tune to fall in his barn, whi'c'h laid him up for a ,time, (but is improving. Munidipa'l natters are the Mainn is- sue at 'present and al'I are talking quite an interest in the coming election. {Mir. Geo. 1L'atreai of Detroit is spending his vacation with Kippen friends. Mr. and Mr's. Jas. MCDioniald sp'e'nt Christmas with friends fn 'London. 'Mr. John C. Doli,g .of D'eltrolt is spending a few days with his parents and other friends. Mn'. 'Roy Butt, Mr. and Mns. E. Butt, Mr. and Mrs, Thos.' Butt were at their parents 'h'om'e in Seaforth on Monday alt a fa'm'ily gathering. IMr, and Mrs. Mandlsey of London, Mrs, D. Workman avid two daughters, Mi's'ses 'Olive and Mabel,' were Sun- day visitors with J. and Mrs. .• Work- man. Mr. and Mrs. C. Cooper of Hen - sail were iC'hristmes 'visi'tons with Mr. and Mrs. W. French. Mr. Clarence 'McLean, Mr. Gilbert' Jarrett, Miss Etta Jlarrott spent the week end at their 'hom'es here. Mr. and Mrs. . Hubbard of Detroit, Mr. Vern- McGly,mlo'nt H!a'rvey and Melville, were Christmas visitors with their father, Jas, McClymiont and siis- ter, Mrs. T rr3berry . e a Y •'Mr. Jas. 'Bengottglh anld.. mother, Miss Dougall p1 Hensel!, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Anderson.. (Rev. and Mrs. Conner and Elaine are holidaying in Mt, Forest.. The Chrisitnias music in oar church was very fine and Rev, Mr. Conner gave'a very. earnest and beautiful ser - [Mr. and. Mrs Emerson Kyle visi'te'd i.n. Clinton for Christmas. '1Our sick are s'o'oty gaining and we trust by next issue to Ibe able to re- port them as sufficiently recovered as 1932 C'hrlstm Christmas Mixed 'Candy 2 lbs, 25c Women's Silk' & Wool Mose r...., special Finest Mixed Nuts O pounds ............. 29c Christmas Oranges P,er doz. New Cheese• 23c Ibex Blankets, large size. Per pair...... ■ 9 ,Bath Towels Special value Per pair 50 per pound '.12c O IV NI �••t VOTE LOCIS .EB R ' �'` RT FOR, COUN'CIL'LOR If elected. I assure you 5 will rse'rive you to the best of n I will .not support an to • ability. y bless schemes, vb•ut wil'l do xxvy` be's't further the interests of the tax=payers and Workers, . by 'honest and sincere" jud'gmen'ts with an earnest 'endeavor ito ,rodtdce the taxes and .nvake this a good town to live in. A ,square deal to all-iSpec`'ial privilege to none. Respectfully, LOUIS EIB'ERH,ARiT. Dr. J. G. GRIEVE Is A Candidate For REEVE Your vote and influence will be appreciated. Citizens of Seaforth: I ami again running for Councillor of 'this town and ,solicit your vote and influence at the coming election. W. W. CROZPER. To the Electors of the Town of: Sea - forth: Ladies and 'Gentlemen: I wish 'to solicit your vote and influence for Cot^cill'nr for '1960. rf elected I will work for the best interests of the town as in the ,past. Wishing you the compliments of 'the season. HAROLD D. 'DALE. To the Elec'tors of the Town of Sea - forth: • Ladies and Gentlemen: - ?Having three years' experience in the Coun- cil, I solicit your support on (January 2nd. Pf elected will try., to continue the eoo.nom'y policy as in the past, ISAAC HUDS'ON. To the,Electors of. the Town of Sea - forth: "Ladies and Gentlemen: Your vote and influence solicited to secure the election of J. H. S'dott ,for coun- cil, 1936. [Wishing you the compli- ments of the season.` J. H. SCOTT. To the Electors of MoKillap: Ladies and Gentlemen - H'a'ving been nominated for councillor for MdKall'ap, I ask for your vote and influence, and if elected - will do my best for the interests df IM'dKill'op township ratepayers. Wishing you the compliments of the season, yours sincerely, DANIEL .EEUERMANN. to be up and out enjoying this glor- ious weather. Mr. and 'Mrs. Rex Dick Of Hensall spent the 'holiday as :guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey. The. annual Christmas ,donicert of the SS. of St. And'rew's,Ohurch Was held ' cm Thursday even'in'g, Dec. 22. A cantata and pageant entitled "T'h'e Star and The Gross" was 'presented. ,The Whiite. Gifts were sent 'to. Friendship House,Landon. ITlhe Mission Band a're holding their b•vnthday party on Thursday after :noon, Dec, 29' at 2:30 p.m. in the church, The Y.W. Mission Circle of St. Andrew^s• United 'Church mei at the holme of the P'resid'ent, Was' Marry Thomson, on We'dnes'day afternoon. Miss Elba Bell of L'ond'on s'pen't Ohri'sltnilas with her Parents, Mr. and Mrs, A'n'drew Bell. Miss Margarat Cooper of 'Toron'to and Miss Grace Ooolper of London visited their Parents 'd'urin'g the holi- day. Mr. and M'ris,'John Bell were call- ed to Forest on Saturdlay on .account of the seri'o'us illness of :MIs, B,ea1's brother, Mr. Sa'm'uel 'Taylor, who' Passed away on Tuesday 'morning, December 2+7ith. (Miss Etta _Parrott of Taranto and Mr. Gilb:ert Jarrett of London s'pen't Ohris;tni'as at their the'i'r :(Tome. MP. and Mrs. 'Gordon, Heldman of Buffalo 'visited Mrs. Hieidlmiants r ents Mr. and M rs,J oh n Hyde. 'Mr, Clarence McLean,B.IA. , off Landlon, spent the''holiday With his parents. IM'r. and Mrs. Charlie Cooper of Exeter spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley French, Mir, and Mnu, 'Jo'seph Dayman and• daughter Beatrice and son Hioiwarid, spent Christmas with Mrs.Diayy�tmn n''s sister, Mr. and Mr's.'Thomas I3anis. ELI V 14I ILLS Mr. and Mos. Win. Pybus, 'Mir. and Mrs. RobertBragg anddaughter Ger ald'ine, of near Ohisel'hursh, spent Christmas at the home of Mt. Ed. Johns. • 'Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Johns and fam- ily of Lucan spent Chrlistmas in the village. Mists Catherine Peters of London spending the 'h'oli'days alt her home. 'Mr. and :Mrs. Siam Miller and family of Dals'hwbodspent Chris'thivas at the hotiae Of Mr, and ,Mrs. Otos. 'Stephen,. To the Electors of the Township of Tuckersmith: Ladies and Ge'n'tl'em'en: I am again a candidate for the 'position of Reeve arid if elected will 'do my utmost to carry on the affairs of the taken - ship with econidmy and .efficiency. The warden in his parting address stressed the need of sending .experi- en'ced men to the County Councils and I feel that the exlperiene'e of the past year will be of great value is qualifying 'nae to serve the peep Wishing you the conn Iiments' of the season, Wl . R. A'R'CHIBALD. To the Electors of the. Township of Tuckersntith: (Ladies and Gen'tlelmen: Your veto and influence respectfully sdlicifed fbr me, as member of the '.council board for 1933, and will also respetf fully urge each .elector to record his vote. SAMUEL H. 'WHITMORE. To The" Ratepayers of the Township of Tuckersmith: a 'take this Opportunity to. than'• my su'p'porters for pa's't p'a'tronage i4 s.' t running as a Councillor for the Town- ship of Tulekenshnith, and as.I am in the field again as a (Councillor for the com'in'g year, I would appreciate very much your continued patronage. and lalouild say if elected again, that I will do my 'best to, :keep dawn ex- penses as far as ,p'ossib'le in this the time of cutting dawn whatever can be reasonably and'fitly done, so to be in keeping with the real needs of the times, and With nb' extravagances. M'AIT THEW .CLARK. To the Electors of the Township cif (Having been nominated for the of- fice Of Councillor, and owing to the limited time at my disposal making it impossible to personally so'l'icit your su'pp'ort at the coming election,' 5 take this opportunity to, solicit yo : ., su,plpo'rt. Iif elected, I purpose to Sup. - pont all measures in the interests of real economy in this difficult time, and would endeavor to give a fair deal to all in conducting the business of the Municipality. Wishing you the. com- pliments of the season, I aro, Yours,, sincerely, ROSBT. P. WATSON. COW FOR SALE !Good big Durham cow for sale. Due to (fre's'hen now. Alplply Wm. Cud- m'ore's Sale Bia'rn. 52 a AN OIL BURNER. National Blue Flame Oil Burner. Gall up 26&w. Pleased to call on you. I have installed several in town and they are giving the best of satisfac- tion at a very law price. . Also cream separators" ' S. CARTIER. . NO7I5CE T10 TRIESPAISSERS Any ,person trespassing or cutting or taking timber off'lat 3, con. 5, ;mit. S., Tuckersmith, without my personal Consent, will be prosecuted. JN` 4SSPIRIOIAIT, Seaifortih, 52 Want and For Sale Ads,; 3'(tim'es, 50c Pi Great Team cam GOOD BIRDS and• A GOO LAY'DNG MASH We can supply both. Get our prices. Sc t Poaltr '. : F o t orm 'Telephone 251142 for prices. ih anulfactuned by E.. -S. Watt & Sons, Palmerston Mrs's :Marjorie Hunter of London spent ;Sunday at her home,