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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-01-12, Page 8±1d HENSALL. At the ;United Ohurch; Mr. Gordon of Tsoo, field secretary of (Boys' Work Board, assisted`: by Messrs Wan. Balkwt 1 Jr. and Frank Strange of Exeter, tock charge of the morning service on Sunday. A duet was given ,by Ytrs. A. ,Sinclair and Miss Marion 'Sieclairentitled "Nailed :ao;the Cross." Rev, nthur Sinclair.ocoupi'ed the pul- pit in the evening. At the Cai••melPres- aebyterian Church. Rev. W. A. Young `delivered very inspiring .addresses and fine anthems were rendered by the choir, In, the morning sacrament of the Lord's. Supper was observed. ',The many friends of Mr. James Breadfoot will be glad to hear lie is improving after his recent severe ill - Quite a number of the ladies of 1Carm Cl tap ..atxer Bed a meeting of the Women's ,t ssoc at tClinton on Tines, Born.- lIn'Scott Memorial Hospital on Wednesday, Jiam..4th, to Dr. and ,airs. G. R. Collyer, a 'son. THE SE/WORTH NEWS. election, $4; N, Bllatchiford,, $4; J. A. Paterson, nomination ,and ecti'o?l,t$7;'G. Parker, poll clerk, $3150; :WeeSlephgnd, Poll clerk, $3J50; :Geo Hudson, constable, $3.50; J. A. Pater- son, expres's, 30c. Petty. andSpencer that accounts as read be paid. ear- ned, 'Appointment of officers, Mickle and Spencer, that J. A. Paterson, be ;Clerk for 1933 ,alt $90 per, year. Carried 'Petty and Janes, that C. Cook be treasurer kr 1933 at $67.30 per year. Carried. Mi+ckle & Spencer, that F. G Bontlrron he tax collector for 1933 at $'415.00 per year. Carried, Mickle and Spencer, thatthe appointment of as- sessor'be left vacant for the time be - :ng and that C. MdD'onel1, T. Welsh 'an•d .Jas. Sangster be interviewed as regards being a committee to valuate the several properties for assessment psrp'oses in the village. Carried. Petty, eooHud'son `hie ebn- stalble' an d pioSl ,tax collec'tor for 1933 at a salary of $36 per year. 'Carried Petty,and Jones, that N..1Blatchford he sanitary •insp,eetor for '1933 at $13:50 The ;Arnold Circle of the Carmel per year. Carried, Mickle and Petty ,Presbyterian .Church held their regu- that Dr. Gerald .Collyer .be medical of - ler aneeting.at the shame of .Mrs. W. A. firer of ,health for '193'3. Petty and Young on Tuesday' evening. Th'e,Slcrip_ Mickle, that Wm. Oornsitt and N tare lesson was read b Mrs. Llo..d Blatchford be members of Board of y y 'Heal'th for 1933. Petty and Jones, that Hudson after which a 'presentation of life members'hi'p was given to several M. B. Parker be .a ,member of the putb- enenabers. A delbate then to'o'k .place, lic library 'board for the year's 1933 -34 - 'Resolved that it wias easier for 3.5; Carried. M4ekle and Petty, young people a century ago to be Chrisltians than it is today." The meet- ing closed with ga hymn and prayer. Y' rP yes. 'The 'Woman's A'ssocia'tion met after the W.M.S. on Thursday afternoon. last in the United Church. This was the annual meeting and election of of- ficers took place, resulting as follows !President, Mrs. S. G. Merrier; vice president, Mrs.. R. L. 'Oaks; secretary, Mrs. A. Hemphill; trhasurer, Mrs. G. Hess; manse committee, Mrs. C. Mc- Donnell, Mrs, C. Gook. Mrs, Harry Jacobi is nicking several improvements in .the property that she recently purchased on South Rich- mond street, The 'Welfare Youth Club of the (Carmel Presbyterian Church held their regular meeting on _Monday ev- ening. After the 'opening exercises, .Rev. Mr, Young led in prayer, follow- ed ,by the Scripture lesson by Miss (Dorothy Deters. Election df officers then took' place resulting as follows: President, Mabel Workman; 1st vice president, Irene Hoggarth; 2nd vice •president„ jas, 'Mustard; secretary, M. !Dougall; treasurer, Roy; McLaren; anembers4oip sec., Hannah Murray; pi- anist, B'lan'che Mustard, Irene Hog- garth. The first meeting - of the village .council was held on Monday, at noon, as per statute, When Reeve Consitt, 'Councillors Mickle, Jones, Spencer' and Petty took their oath of office, The council then ad'jottrn;ed to meet eon Monday even'in'g at 8 o'clock, Their' 'regular monthly meeting will be on 'the first Monday of each month. ''The W.M.S. of the United Church 'held their regular meeting on Thurs- day afternoon with the 'president ill •charge. The meeting was opened with silent prayers, after which the Lord's prayer was repeated in unison. A hymn was then sung and Mrs. Henry led in prayer, foliolwed by a solo by Mrs. Alice, Joynt. "Only a Beam of Sunshine," anid a piano solo by' Miss (Eleanor Fisher. A letter of alp'precfa- ti'on was read from Mrs. Swam, thank- ing the ladies for the fl'o'wers sent her during her illness, The Bible lesson was' react by Mrs. A. Sinclair followed +1 the study leaflet by Mrs. Peck, Mfrs. Hemphill, Mrs. Coles and Mrs. McDonald, after which a solo, "All for J'esus," was rendered by Miss.Flo- rence Welsh and Mrs. S. Merrier led in prayer. Mrs. Edgar Stewlailt. of Toronto spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Foss. Mrs. Maude Hed'den rendered- a ,pleasing solo over OJGIC London .Free 'Press radio statilon on Monday even- ing: Mrs. Hedden's solos were entitled, Sweet Mystery of ;Life," and "That Wlon'derfu'1"Mather .orf Mine." 'This is the third time IMns. H'edden lids sung. aver the air..• (From the first of October, 1931, to 'Oldtolb'elr, 11932, there were registered at the office of village clerk Jas. A. Paterson, 7 !birth's, 6 marriages and 10 dearth's. Council Meeting.--fR'egu'1'ar meeting of the ,village :council was held Mon- day .evening .evening at 8 p.m„ all members be- ing present. Minutes of ,p'rev'ious ,meet- ing read. Petty and Mic'kle, that the minutes be adopted as read. Carried. Mr. T. R. Cole's of the 'Bank of Mon- ' ,tread appeared, and explained the :by - taws :peirtaining to the borrowing o•f'. honey. Mr. F. G. Banthron, tax collector, .eplpeared and reported the arrears. of Nees as being ' $1,79'7.0'0. Geo. Hudson ep:orted :re poll.and dog 0 tnun- r 'n all Commun- ications 38r d 1 ,all a , $ beingP tax in : H. fodl'ow • fr the g icatron s read J. A. MadEJwen, 'ere taxes, Ontario good roads associai1 n re membership, Dept. of Agricudlturkre weed inspec- tor; Rohl. Higgins, re auditor; Mrs, I I fe re assist ante, same fid- ;Chas. Wolf ed. Bills and accounts tread. as fol-, lows: T. Wickwire, $27$; .R. 3. 'Tos- el'l and co., $2.92; J. Hu4son, THURSDAY, JAN'UAR'Y 12,, 1933, ,Seeds. _ 'Miss _ll'ary Tayllor, who has `Been. several. weeks in Clinton ho,ipi,tlal;_,wtias brought home Monday 'and is now be' ing caf•ed for by Mrs, Clltaeles, Weston. We are pleased to .re'p'ort improve meat in Mr, Andrew McGregor` who, 'had a: stroke' a few .drays before Christ Inas.' Ernest 'Pollock was able to be brou'gh't hone from Clinfan hosplta las@. week;..W'i'1•lli�aati' Murray is: expect ed home this week, These two had operations for appendicitis. lRobert Jlohn's'ton and Mrs. Field slightly:.imlpro'ved, Mrs. -Attwood, no so well. ,Miss Alma ,MIcIKay of 'Toronto wa hroine for the week end. miss Rabic Fisher of Kitchener Miss Ruth Fisher, Miller iFislier ant ,Walter Grierson of Waterloo wer, here 'S•Iturday and spent New Year', with Mr.'and, Mrs. F, A. Edwards returning h'om'e (Monday. • Mrs. ,Dr. Lewis of: Toronto is spend; ing a short time with Mrs. N. W Woods. r . Mrs. 'Ric'hardson, Robert and Rath Richardson of 'Waterloo, Rev., James +Gale and four children of Monckton, were holiday guests of (Rev. and Mrs, R. M. Gale. .There was not very much intteres 'taken in the voting Monday for three Ghat village trustees, only 73 voters. The -Geo. Hudson. be :caretaker of tam results were as follows: Lewis Thorn, hall at a salary of $1175.00, same to in- clude fire hall and snowing chairs. Car- ried. Petty ,and Jane's, that C. S. Hud- son be poun'dkeeper for 51933 at as per statutes. Carried. Petty and Mickle, that R. Higgins be auditor for 1933 and give reports quarterly, at $23, per year, Carried. :Petty and Slpencer, that Geo. Hudson ,be manager town hall for 1:933 at V2'S0 per year. Car- ried. Petty an'd Jones, ;that Geo. Hud- son be manager water tank for 193i3'et $22.50. Carried, Felty and Jones, that Jas. Priest be weed inspector for 1933 also bread .inspector. Carried. Petty and Jones, that James A. Foster be motor mechanic for fire department at a salary of $25 per year. Carried. Mickle and S'pen'cer, that the salary of reeve and council for 1933 be nil. Car- ried. Mickle and Slpencer, that bylaw No. 1, 11933, app'oin'ting,officials, be gi- ven first and second reading. Carried. Petty and Jones, that bylaw N'o. 1, 1930, be given third and final reading. Carried. Mickle and Spencer, that by- law No. 2, 1933, borrotwirig money, be given first and second reading... Car- ried. Petty and Jones, that bylaw No,. 2, 1933, be given third and final read- ing. Carried. Slpencer and Jones that the resolution as read by the, clerk from the Biank of Montreal be adopted as read, Carried. Petty and Jones, that the council recommend to the rate- payers to pay their .tax arrears at once and save further expense. Carried. Mickle and Petty, that we now ad- journ, Carried. James A. Paterson, Clerk, , BAYFIELI). Miss Grace Jowett left Friday for Fort 'Lauderdale, Florida, to spend the rest of the season with her parentis, who are winterin'g there. IOn 'Tuesday morning, January 10th, John and Ben Pearson left for Har- bor Springs, Mich., E. Featherston taking therm by auto. Mr. Pearson, their father, died there about a'week before Christmas. Wea'the'r conditions prevented John and Ben attending the funeral. The annual meeting of Bayfield Ag- ricultural Society, is advertised this week and is to be held " Wednesday next, January 18th at one o'olock in the town hall. All members, who -pos- sibly can, Should attend .and discuss matters relative to the welfare of the So'c'iety. The annual meeting of ;the Bayfield public library washeld an Monday afterrnobn, January 9th. The folllowin'g. officers an'd directors were appointed far 1933: Ctheirm'an, Rev. F. H. Paull; secretary-itreasw;rer, Geo. E. 'Green- slade; librarian, Miss F. Fowliel dir- ectors, Mr. irectors,'Mr. Paull, Geo. E. Greenslade;) Rev. R M. Gale, Mrs. H. McKay, Mrs. Robert .Scbltah!mer, .MTs. N'ewton- IBrady, Mrs. Gairdner, Mrs. Seeds. The board of directors to be the book selection c'om'mittee and are to meet at the library ro'om's -Monday next at 2.30. The circu'lati'on showed a s'm'all increase last year, being over 3000. To raise Funds to purchase more books it was decided to hold a euchre and draiace Wednesday, February .list at the town hallMrs. Newton.Brady is con- vener of committee. A .congregational supper for mem- bers of Trinity Church is to be held in 'the Orange Hall, Tuesday evening next, January 117th at 6:30, followed by the :annual vestry ,meeting. ,Mrs. Robert 'Gairdner an'd daughter 'Betty returned Sattinday after a very pleasant holiday with relatives in Chi- cago. A putblic meeting of the ratepayers was held at the School Wednesday, "January 4th, to elect a school trustee, 'Mrs. Seeds term having exlpired. 'Two were nominated, Mrs. Seed's and John Parket,: The tote was 'Ms's. Seeds 38, J. Parker 19. The b''o'arrd for 19313 is John R. Oanaerlon,' A.' Brandon, Mts. son, 54; Murdock .Ross ;50; W. J. Mc - Le d AIL ] D. Murray "30 Mrs J. tA. Ferguson went to Bay (City' on Slalturd'ay to attend the funer- al of her sister, Mrs. Caldwell ('Mab: el),who passed away .last 'Friday. Mrs. Margaret Ferguson is 'visiting in Seaforth. ;Rev. and ,Mrs. Paull were at Lon- don on New Year's. (Elea Dewar and ;David Dewar. Who ware home from• Toronto for the Christmas holidays returned Monday. 'Miss Jessie Metcalf Of Detroit was home for She Christmas vacation. , Miss Ethel iFlolwlie visited ,her sister, Mrs. Koehler at Zurich aver New Years, Mr. and Mrs. Clark, Cleveland, 'Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hlow'ard of 'Smyth Falls, _Mr. and Mrs. 'Chris Howard,' of Windsor, IM'rs. Ellen Howard and Ar- lie Attwood. of Detzoit are there ow- ing to the serious illness. of Mrs. Fields and Mrs, Attwood. Mr. and Mrs. Harold King of Sar- nia and Mr. ad Mrs. 'Harry 5Baker and ah•iid of Lontdbn w'er'e `hone for ,the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Knight' and son of Toronto were guests Of tMr, and Mrs.: P. ,Genneinlh'ardt last week. 'Mrs. D. Prentice of Toronto spent the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. IW J. Stinson. The euchre and dance under the au - apices df 'LJOJL. Nb. 24, held in the town hall, Friday evening, D'ecem'ber 30th, was well attended and quite a success. TUCKERSMITH. Council Meeting. The new Countcil for 1933 me,t in the To'wn Hall, Sea - forth, on Jan. ea-fortlh,lon'Jan. 9, .and took the neces- sary' declaration of Office. The Reeve, W. R. Archibald, was in the chair. The minutes of Dec. 115 were read and adopted. C. .McKay -1S. H. Whitmore, That the account alt the Township of Hay in regard to crushed - stone supplied on Tatckersm'ith roads be laid over 'until next meeting. C. Mic- Kay-.M. Claris, That the Clerk order six subscriptions of the Municipal World for 1933, for the use of the 'Council and Clerk. M. 'Clark=J. A. Mc- Gregor, That R. Kennedy be Weed Inspector for -1933 at a salary of 25c per hour while on. duty. M. Clarker J. A. McGregor, That the Clerk ad- vertise for appli'cattions far the office of Alsses'sor for 1933. C. McKay- J. A. McGregor, That J. A. Murray be ap- pointed school attendance officer for 1933. S. H. Whitmore -IC. McKay, That W. P. Thompson be member of Board of Health, fpr 1931 C. McKay - NI, Clark, That D. F. Mc/Gregor be Clerk 'for 1933, but salary be re'd'uced 10% from 1932. C, MtcKayej, A. Mc- Gregor, That Geo. N. Turner be ;Treasurer of Towlnslhip of ` Tu'c'ker-. smith for 1939 at a salary of $123.00. S. H, Whiiernare-IC, McKay, That Ed- win Chesney and "Hugh McMillan be Auditors of the beaks and accounts. of 1932. M. Clark -C. M'c'Kay,That J. A. Murray be applointe'd Sanitary (Inspector for 1933. C..MdKey.J. A. 'McGregor, 'T,h'at all taxes unpaid by Jan. 11., be sttlblj!ect to a penalty of 1'% for ,Jan. and an extra 1% be added at. the 1!st day of each month there•• after, until the l!slt day Of May, , and this to be advertised in focal papers. C. MclKay-J. A. 1bpcGregor, That the 'Clerk write the Department of High- ways in regard to minimum salary of Road Sulp enmtendenh in order to re- ceive the grant, C. McKay -ti. A. Mc- Gregor, That the Reeve and Treas.' uner be aulthbnized to sell the Tele- phone and the remaining :debentures at par bearing 5%%. C, MgKay-J. ?l.1 M'dGr.egdr, That the Reeve be auth- orized to arrange for the purchase of bond's for the 'Treasurer and .Co1- lector to the extent of $'5,000 for each official. Motion to adjourn until Jan. 21. D. F. MrdGregor, Clerk, 1 'Mr. and Maes Fletcher Townsend visited at Writ. Jam+ieson'ss fast Fri - clay, Mr. • and MIs. Vernon Terryberry' celebrated their fifteenth wedding an-, n'ilveisa+ry Monday eventing and treated tl e'lr relatives to a fowl supper. 'Con- gratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Terrberry! Mr. and Mrs. Sam Whitmore spent Blast 'Saturday with 'Mrs, Jane Jamie- son. , !Quite .a number ,are laid up' with the tiro. -alias Agnes B'road+foot is confined to her ro'oni and' Mrs. Jlas.' Br'oadlfoolt (Sir. is not keeping as well as her friends would .wish. Hope for a ,speedy recovery. Mrs. Jean Black, is spending a few' days this week with her mother, Mrs. IBroacif oat. At the annual meeting of S. S. No. 2 'Tulcloersinith, a short time ago, Mr. Alfred Moffatt w•ts._elected . sfor�,, Space alt two yearsto fill out the un- expired term ,of Mr. Wint. M. Doig, 'sllIo lead resigned. Mr. Warren Schillbe was r•e-elleclted forthreeyle'ars to, sac - deed himself as trustee. Mr. and Mrs. Ikabt. -J. Dayman were , unanimously voted a vote ' of rtlian'ks for the very. efie'ient manner in which they . had p+erflonmed' the duties of caretakers of the sch'oiol for the past year. •A lawyer'far'mer wins a prize in the Bacon Litter Competition for the Seemed dnee in succession. Mr. W. M. Deng has secured a prize of $115.00 ifar , pigs, t being litter consisting of 1 p gs, the 14th ,prize bn the eother contest he received nth prize fol• a litter of 9 :pigs. In this disltriet, wh'i'ch cohnprises rife counties of Huron, Bruce, 'Grey sand Wel'lin'gton, these contests are sp'bnsose'd by, the Depts. o'f !Agricul- ture of Onitario and the Dominion of. Canada, each payintg one half the prize money. The 'prizes are as fel- lows": 1St (prize $215, 2nd prize $24, .3rd prize $213, 4th .prize $22, 3th prize $211, Fah' prize $20, 7th :prize $20; from. the 8th to 15th inclusive each prize is $15. KIPPEN. 'Another Kippen boy wins distin'c- tion at Indiana'polis. Alt the In'terna- tional Convention of the U.S. of the (Sigma Delta I{appa, a fraternal organ- ization, which was 'held in that' city for three days last week, Mr. John C. !Doig was el'e'cted Associate Justice representing Michigan, Ohio and In'd- iana, in a close contest with the chan- cellor of the Indianapolis Olvapter. Hit duties are to pass on all questions of constftult'ional pro pedalo which may come up in his district. 1I (The annual meeting, of the Kdppen fHeirticulturai Sdeiety will lbeeheld in the SS. room on Friday afternoon, Jan. ltlth at 2:00. McKILLOP. The first meeting of the 1933coun- til was held on Monday in Carnegie ILNbrary, Seaforth. Reeve J. M. Eckert anti Councillors ;H.' Ale:dander,' R. IDo'rrance, E. Heeldwell and J. O'- Rourke were present. The officials ap- pointed at this meeting are as 1fo'ilows: !Clerk, • John Mc!Nlay; treasurer, F. (Bruce Medd; assessor, James vans collector, Geo. McKee; auditors, Alex. •Dennis and' ''Th'os. Mby'lan; (B'oa'rd of Health, F. J. ,B'urtrows, M.D., fo'hn Murray and John M'dNay; sani- tary inspector, David Boyd; 'physician for destitute, R. J. Burrows, M.D.; school at'tenld(atixe officer, John Mlc- tNiay;' drainage inspector, Chas, Reg- ele; weed inspector, A. A. Cuthill. The rate for work on snow roads was set at 30c per hour for man add team; 15c per hour for ratan; last year's rates were 40c and 20c. 'Council will meet 'first Monday: of the month as last y ear. !Mr. 1Wtil1'iam Dennis left last week for Belle River, near C'h'althalm, where he returned to his former position as ,fireman at a greenhouse. ..Mr. 'Peter M'dLaughl'in butchered a fine sow last week. Me'. Stanley Hillen attended' 'the dance at Auburn last Friday evening. Mr, Wilfred Dennis visited friends near Monikton one night last 'week. :, IMT. Peter 'Connally is engaged with Mr. Jahn Dennis for the winter months. FHILLSGREEN. 'Mrs. D. Nickol of Hlensall spent a I ew days' task week with her niece; 'Mies Annie Jarrett. ;Mrs. T. L'aivander and son Jack of II'entsa]l are spending a few days with her father, Mr. J. B. Florrest and farmi'Iry. I.\7r, T. 'Lavander and Mr, W. Fan - rest left last week for Mlilbbridtge ow- ing- to wing -to the illness of M'ns. Lavender,. wh'o suffered a stroke, Mrs. C. Miller and children of Kit- chener are spending a few days at the home of :her parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. ISe nrron. 'Mrs. W. Turner spent a die' at the I +- Mr. and Mrs, RobleMc borne of M . Clrine'hey. (Master ,Lenton Sermon has been on the sicklis't, Dr. Moir of H•ensail will give an address on cancer in the near future en the basement of the Hlllsgreen iChurch and everyone interested is cordially invited to come and hear 'wihht the Dr. has experienced along with- this, work. ,Further annlon'ncemen't will he given later. (tu'bte a number a'ttend'ed the fun- eral of the late Will M'c'Gl'incdrey of qacNe' ;-- Happy w ear Christmas Mixed Candy 2 lbs... .... ..2 5 C+ Finest Mixed Nuts 2 pounds .. 29c, Christmas Oranges Per doz. 23c New Cheese Women's Silk 85 Wool 39C Hose .. special Ibex,Blankets, large size. Per Hair...; ..1 ■89 Bath Towels. Special value Per pair. per pound 12c we Jo ND,X81.I 41,1 50c Scott's Chicks for Assured Results 'Special inducement for local customers who give us theirchicle orders before Feb. 15th. One week's free brooding in our electric battery brooders under perfect conditions. Just think whatan opportunity this means. The first week determines the future of a chick. Such a liberal offer as this should be snapped up immediately, Price list now ready. IWe are doing customhatching this year in, a separate: incubator and separate building. Space should be booked well in advance. 'Our charges are 5c per chick hatched. SCOTTJ.M. PHONE: 25.1-32 SEAIFOIRTH, ONT. CARD OF THANKS. ;Mr. Peter Robertson and the Mon- roe family wish to thank their friends for the kindness shown in their sad bereavement—also for the spiritual. banquets and the loan of cars. MEETING OF HURON COUNTY 'COUNCIL. ITlhe. Huron County Council will meet in the County Council Chambers, " Claurt House, Gladerich, on Tuesday, the 24th day of: January, 1933, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, for its first or statutory meeting of the year. All notices o -f depu'ta'tion or other important matters to be brought to the attention of .the council ,must be in hands of the Clerk on or 'before the Monday previous. ILocal Municipal Clerks wi'l'l please send in by mail previous to the Meet- ing of County Council, notices of the election of their respective Reeves duly matte out in proper form. Dated at Goderic'h this; 91bh day of January, 19313. GEO. W. HOLMAN, 3 County Cierk. TOWN OF 'S'E'AFORTH Tenders will ',be received up to 6 o'clock pm., Thuniday, "January 19, 119313, at the -town clerk's'' 'office for snowplowing and teaming for 1930, tenders to be at so much per hour. 010. A. WILSON, Jany. 10, 1933. Town Clerk. TOWNIS'H'IP OF TUCKERSSIMIIT'H Notice. (Applications will be received for the office of Assessor far 1933, Ap- plications to be in the hand's of the Reeve on or before January 25th. W. ARCH'IB'Ar3.D, Reeve. TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITIH Notice. All Taxes unpaid by January we will be s+ulbljecct 11 a penalty 'af 1% for January and an .extra 1% addled on the first day of each month there- after until the ,first dray of May. D. F. McGREGOR, Clerk, ' NO'TICE. IAII accounts owing to Purity Pur- veyor Butcher business nsuslt be paid by J'an. 24Th, after that date, they will be placed in other 'hands for col- lectioa, and oblige. • M. BEA'TO•N. FOR SAiLE Alboul thirty young prigs far sale. just weaned. J1AIMIEiS MURRAY, two miles east of Seaforth, on the highway. 2. MAN WANTED. A first-class man wanted to cut wood and do chores. for the retnaind en of the winter. Apply 1 to W1M, M. D;OI'G, J.P., Klippen, Ontario, R. R. Nb. 2. Phone 20 on 93, Hensel'. the Goshen Line on. Monday after- noon. Much sympathy goes out to his sorrotwing parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,Rolber':t MpCln'chey tkd almdly, whro mourn the loss of' a mita; '6‘ie soj 3tourig.' in life. Hugill's Milk Contains all the vitamins needed to build a perfect body. Northing can give so much value in food to• the whole family. Dt's different from others and not any higher in. price. Phone orders left with Car- ter's grocery will be taken care of. J. E. &Sons'. .►'. . t PROP. _ LOST. On Sunday, Jan. Sth, about 111:30 amt. between A, A. Cuthill's gate and the 7th. Con. M'ciKi:ldop, a bl•a'ck robe.. We believe it was picked up by per- sons in, a closed car, driven by a . lady wearing glasses, wlho was driv- ing east on the 6th and 71th con, and going north on gravel road, Would 'finder' please, return it 'or notify us 'where we might get it, A. A.. CLIITLHQIL,L, Seaforth, r,r. 1, Ont. 2 'NOTICE. Tenders for 10 cords hardwood, 14 • inches long. Tenders far 5 cards dry , h'ardwood• 14 inches long, to be de- livered at Oaven Church, Winthrop; also caretaker for c'hurc'h. Tenders will close January 117th. WILLIAM . a24cCU.L114A, Secretary. 2 NOITICE. iTenders will be received. for 12:. cords of 14 -inch hardlwood for Win- throp eohaal. Tenders to ,close :an Jan- • uary 2151t1h. Tenders by letter only... S'RWINN T'RIEIWIAd2TIHA, Sec,=Treas., R.R. 1, Seafonth 3 TENDERS FOR WOOD. Tenders for 12 cords .green body • hardwood, 14 -inch maple and beech, - at least 2a3 map'l'e, to he delivered at. sallrolol section No. 6, Tvckerslmith,., by March 1st. Tenders received till.' - Felb. 1's't. T. RUSSELL COLE'M'AN, Sec.-Treas., ISeafotth 'R.IR. 3, 2, TENDERS Tenders will be received up to 1st: of February for 8 cords of 2 -foot 'hrdiwood, to be delivered at SS. No. 5, Tu'ckersenith- schoo'lh'ouse. D,AV'l:'D GEM,MEILL, Secretary, R.R. 4, Sea - forth. 2. TENIDiERS WANTED Tenders for 10 cords of hard wood, maple and beech 115" long, delivered -at ' 1No. 3, Hwlie'tt, at Constance, will be received up to Jan. 116th. WIM. BRIT- TON., IRRIIT'TION, (Sec„ Clinton, R:R. 1. 2 TENDERS WANTED ITbnders will 'be received until Janco . ary 14th by the undersigned for 8 -. cordis of 14 inch beech and maple bode ,wood' to. be delivered on el.' ;before ' March 111, 'WIIILIIJIAMM .CAIME'RO:N,' rSa'c.-ITuve'as.,,S.S. No. 7, Tiu'ckersmitdi, 'Seaforth, R,IR. 4, ,Phone 133 r 2. 2' AIN OIL (BURNER. National' Blue F'a'me 011 Burner. Call up 2'68w Pleased' to call on you. I 'h'av'e installed : severalin town and ' they are 'giving the best of satisfac- tion at a very low price.Mso creanie separators: S. CARTER.'