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ELECTION CARDS
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No Rao Tigt.Esup,RNEN coNirE.N.,
..elenAgenleineil,Hunding, London San.
7,1,5ati and 4935. CamplimentarY bntkr
net .ait Hotel ..I.ceedon. evening of January
,./ap 131". wmat,
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LOA and Found
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• rroora LOST. -OLD HOUND, Bi.ACK.
•‘"' and white; raNsing 10 days; icet
near Varela. Paease communicate informa-
tiOn to GEORGE GEDDES, It. 1, Exeter. Re-
ward. 3499-2
• Wanted .
WOOD WANTEiD.-SEVEN 'CORDS OF 14-
," inch body wood, half ;health and 111a1 f
maple. Applications Co be in by January 15.
WILLIAM CAMERON, Secretary, R. 4. Sea -
3499 -2
WANTED. -TO BE. A FARM OF 50 OR
• 1" 75 acres, with fair buthiings. Apply to
BOX 22. EXPOSITOR OFFICE. 3499x3
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Farm Stock -Tor Sale
Trousa -1- GOOD GENERAL
'ffl-n purpose home for sale. Apply, to BOX
12, ME EXPOSITOR OFFICE, Seaforth.
3484-tf
AUCtitin Sales
A ucripe SALE. -THE AUCTION SALE
tf orinerely held at Cudmore's Barn, will be
held at the Dick House on Friday, January.
nth, 1935, at 1 "p.m., There ,yzill be for Bute.
a full line of 'Furniture, brudetnents, Fowl.
Cattle, Monies, and Pig; also the entire stock
af the late. William Gillespie's harness shop.
CARL DALTON, Manager; Geo.
Auctioneer. 3499-1
Farms For Sale
PATO* FOR SALE. --FOR SALE PART LOT
•• 28 and 29, Concession 3. con-
taining 192 acres and known as the T. E.
Hays' farm_ Must be sold to close the estate.
If not sold will be rented. For particulars
aPpIT to, J. M. GOVENLOCK, Executor, Sea -
forth. 8338 -ti
Property For Sale or Rent
von — A COMFORTABLE EIGHT-
'‘• rammed.' benne, situated in a convenient
part of the -town. If not sold wig be rented
to a suitable tenant. Apply at 'Lan EX-
POSITOR OFFICE. 3451-43
port SALE OR RENT. -MODERN DWEL-
a ling house on south side of Goderich St,
Seafflorth, reereblock from Main Street, chinch-
es and schools. New 3 -piece bathroom, new
furnace, electric lights and town water in-
stalled. House has been freshly painted and
decorated throughout. Immediate .noss On
can be given. Apply to R. S. HAYS. Sea
forth. • 3484-41
- Cards of Thanks
To the Electors of the Township of
Tuckersmith
Ladies and Gentlemen:
I ram again a candidate for Re.eve
and reeve:et-fully y.our support
and influence. It elected I shall en-
deavour, as in the past, to do my part
to carry on the affairs of the town-
ship with econ,oany and efficiency.
Wishing you the compliments of
the season.
Yours sincerely,
IWIVL. R. AIR,CHILI3ALD.
3499xr •
To the Electors of Tuckersmith
Your vote and influence for Samuel
Willitmore for 'Councillor of Tucker -
smith Township, is respectfully so-
licited.
SAM WHIT1VfO•RE.
To the Electors of Tuckersmith
Ladies and 'Gentlemen:
• At the request of a number of
ratepayers I he,ve -consented to ibe a
'candidate for the ,position of Coun-
cillor of Tuckersmith. • As it will be
impossible for me to see you all per-
sonally, I take - this means of solicit-
ing your votes and influence, V elect-
ed, I will conscientiously see that
township (affairs are conducted • as
economically and efficiently as it is
possible to conduct them. Wishing
you the compliments of the season.
Respectfully yours,
W. J. RINTOUL.
Agents Wanted
IMANTED.-RELIABLE MEN TO ACT AS
TV agents. Must have car, and knowledge
of Livestock Feeding. We will train you.
CANADA MINERAL PRODUCTS LIMITED,
London, Ontario. 3497-3
Notice to Creditors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS ,
morriee Is HEREBY GIVEN PURSUANT
to • the Statutes' in. that behalf that all
persons having clairns against the estate of
Elizabeth M. Houston, late of the Township
of Tuckemmith, in the Coinity of Huron. Book-
keeper. deseased, who departed this life on
the 21st day of October. 1934, are required to
forward their claims duly proven. to the un-
dersigned Solicitor on or before the 12th day
of January. 1935, after which date the Ad-
mirultratrix wgl (proceed to distribute the
estate. having regard only to and being re-
sponsible only for the claims of which she
shall then have had notice.
DATED December 20th, 1934.
' JOHN H. BEST.
' Solicitor for the Administratrix.
' 3497-3
TH_ANKS. - I WLSH TO TLIANK ALL NOTICE yo. CREDITORS
thkr,e who helped me to win first prize
in the Resell Contest MARIE HICKNE.LL.
3489x1
1VrRS. R. S. HAYS AND FAMILY WISH
•"-" to thank all those who in any way as-
sisted during their recent bereavement.
ANNUAL MEETING
Seaforth Agricultural Society
The, Annual meeting of the Seaforth
Agricultural Society will be held in
the Carnegie Library, on Friday af-
ternoon, January Alth, at 2 pene Busi-
ness: .Financial'retport for 1934, elec-
tion) otoffieers end directors for 1935.
IIUMPEIREY SNELL - President
MRS. J. A. KERR - Secretary.
3499-2
MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PURSUANT
Al to the Statutes in that behalf that s.11
persons having claims agtainst the estate of
Heien Houston. late of the Township of
Tuckersmith, in the County of Huron, Widow,
deceased. wfho departed this life on the 4th
day of Aug-ust, 1934. are required to forw•ard
I their claims duly proven, to the undersigned
Solicitor on or beflore the 1254 day of Janu-
ary, 1935, after which date the Admin-
istratrix will proceed to distribute the estate.
hlaving regard only to and being responsible
only for the claims of which she shall then
have had notice.
DATED December 2eih, 1934.
JOHN IL BEST.
Solicitor for the Administratrix.
3497-3
"Births
HORN -At the Wkimen's College Hospital, To-
ronto, 'cm December 31, 1934, to Mr. and
Mrs. James Horn, (nee Vialet Rankin), a
done -leer,
• HILLSGREEN
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• The Women's Amon:Mary met in the
Church on Wednesday, afternoon, De-
cember -19th, V;tith the president, Mrs.
'R. 'McAllister presiding.. The ineetin•g
opened 'with a hymn and Mrs. H.
Turner led' in. prayer. The Scripture
lessen was read and the devotional
leaflet, "The Circle of Friendship"
was given by Miss Edna Cochrane.
The secretary ,and treasurer then gave
their reports arnd they were adopted.
' Officers for 1935 were then elected
andf. the roll called. Mrs. W. •Turrner
then read a paper, "Within OUT
Hand." The study, "Naming a
Churchl'ff India" was taken by Mrs
R. McAllister, 'Mrs. Robert Stephen -
:eon and Mrs. R. Corisitt. Temperance
topics were then used. The meeting
closed with the Lord's Prayer. The
officers for 1935 are: lionerary irresi-
deiet, Mrs.. MeAllister; president, Miss
Earn Oolchraner 1st rice-presidra,
Mrs. R. Turner; 2end vice-president,
Mrs. Ross Love; treasures., MTS. W.
Turner; secretary, Mies Annie Jar -
eat; sapply secretary, Mrs. C. Steph-
erieente Messenger secretary, Mrs.
Roes Love; press seoretasy, Miss
Annie Jarrett; organist, Miss Annie
./.1arrotte. It was decided re hold the
**dingle in the home for the 'coining
Year. Pl'he. January meeting • will be
at 'Mese drebert Starlhenson's,
New Year visitors:
reiS Minty Ilegan.. and lYlies Elda
SttePlat f.tif Linde* Mat, Lorne Eller
and . ref Faleonbridge With Mr.
a&Mj. Oicliratier Mr.„ and Itifrs.
• 14060, Idtdriel4 16i -end
intiereend Mr. and. Mit,' T.
and Mrs. Id Richard,
, T: Ooreitt of Yfleirr
end Mra MeAlligter.
' trove and
&t* td is 1tigh tove
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DUBLIN
Lorne Cronin and Eddie Halzhan
of Detroit spent a f-ew days with the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Cretan.
The following teache3rs have • re-
turned to their duties: Helen Cronin
to )3rahtforcl; Dorothy Molyneaux to
Ayton; Gertrude Stapleton, Toronto;
Joseph Carpenter, Chatham; Nora
MdGrath, Lucan; Florence Smith, to
public school, Dublin.
(Mrs. Frank Smith has returned
from an extended trip to Chicago and
other paints.
CII/SELHURST
On Wednesday evening:Of last week
the people of S. S. No. 10, Tucker -
smith school section, met at the home
of Mr. and Mrs'. William Proggarth
and pres•ented Mites Olive Workman,
of Ileirsall, with a ,beautiful end table
and casserole in recognition of her
services as teacher. The address was
lead by Mfiss Verna MacLean and'
Misses Myrtle Taylor and Gertrude
Martin preeented the .gifte. The ev-
ening was vent in, 'progressive euchre
and a dainty lunch was served.
Miss Erma Workman area' the
holidays with Mr. and 'MTS. William
Workman.
Mee'Artgue Roberts'on is visiting at
'hire home here.
Master James Weetleke, sem a Mr.
,and Mb'. Arnold Westlake, has been
quite but we all wish him' a speedy
reccreetry.
Me. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Mon-
treal and Mrs. JOhn . O'Keefe and
•Betty Jens a Tftouto Opera 'Christ -
Mae With Mr. 'ard kko. T. Wren':
.211ve first ineetineettlie .itiavilV or-
ganised Iinstittite wilLbe 'held at „the
heree arTf `GleInf
*gelidity, rl'airtittrY 2rtiVatr t.20.4raiir
letlie0.4Aliecaularairity ate 'invited
*'at WA' Whithei ine)tribtleV'er not
Sixteen Reeves Get
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Morris Twp.
The entire council of Morris town-
ship 'were is -elected for their fourth
term by the third conseeultive accla
mation.
Reeve—Raton Cardiff. •
Counen—Johe Brown, Edward Bry
are, Francis Demean, Finlay 'Weal -
Brussels
R. J. Bovrman Was elected reeve b
acclamation.
Council—iirrialter Kerr, W. Little
William 'Clause, W. E. Willis, Geerge
MoCall, James .Merrtd)zean. •
School Trustees,—JohnIGibsere Dan
lrieTes,dsli and Perry lditchell were re
elected.
P. U. C.—Cleve Baeker.
• Zurich
Village trustees, Henry Eickerreir
Oscar Klepp and R. S. Stade were
elected by acclamation.
Dashwood
Village trustees &Sward Nadiger,
Thomas Klein-1pp and Clayton Pfil
were 'elected by acclamation.
Hullett TWp.
In 11-rullett Township, Reeve Jame
Leiper (will be opposed by Herber
Megridge for representation on the
county council. Five are definitely
in the running for council and a
election will be necessary. The nom
inationis are as follows:
For 1Reeve--James Leiner, Herbert
Mogridge, Matthew Armstrong.
ForreCouncil—Matthew Armstrong
Bert Allen, John Barr, Ja. Forbes
Robert Lawson.- MT. Armstrong • pre-
ferred to qualify for council rather
than enter the contest for the
reeve -
ship.
Goderich
Mayor—C. A. Reid, C. C. Lee, II
J. A. MacErven, Fred Seabrook, J. W
Craigie.
•Reeve—B. C: laneinge, J. J. Mos-
er, R. E. Turner,
Deputy Reeve—,J. W. •Cra•igie, E
D. 'Brown, J. J. Moser, John E. Huck
ins, Fred Seabrook, R. E. Turner, H
J. A. MacEwen, David Sproul.
Water. and Light Co/Omission for
1935-36—J. W. •Craigie, E. R. Wigle
Councile-H. C. Williams, E. J
Pridhare, W. J. Baeker, C. C. Lee
Thomas Sandy, Dr. H. R. Hall, Robt
'Doak, J. W. Craigie,• E. D. BiZown, H
J. A. MeEwen, D. Sproul, Dr. John
Wallace, Alex Malpass, Frank E.
Bingham, G. L. Parsons, C.. A. Reid
J. E. 'Hutekins, Ed. Bradley, N. Col
clough, A. IVLacfie, C. H. 'Humber, J
W. Moore, George P. Gould, Thome.
W. Bell, John E. Platt, A. L. Cole.
Public Sch o ol Board (1935 -361 --St.
David' Ward, Mrs. George Johnston,
Robert Bissett, Howard MeNee; St
Patrick's Ward, George Stewart, D
D. Mooney, James C. Carrie, E. J
Pridhairn; St, George's Ward, W. H
Blackstone, Dr. James A. Graham
R. E. Whatley; St. Andrew's Ward,
R. G. Johnston.
The candidates hare until Wednes-
day neon to qualify,.
Colborne Twp.
Reeee—W. L. Young, Melvin Tyn
dell, Geo Feagan, A. Goldthorpe.
'Councillore—Nelson McLarty, H
MeCreath,, William !Mae* George
Feagan, M. Tyndall, Jas. Chisholm,
John Pitiblado, John Green.
East Wa wanosh
The entire slate of Bait Wawanosh
municipal offices was filled by accla,
mation, all members of the 1934 coun-
cil being re-elected. The personnel
of the 1935 board will be: Reeve,
Peter W. Scott; Councillors, Wilfred
Reid, Stuart McBurney, George F.
Yoregblut and Adam Roberts.
Goderich
H. J. A. 1MacEwan, the only one of
six men nominated to qualify for the
office will be Mayor of •Goderich for
Two other norainees have received
aeclamations to local offices, Robert
E. Turner being returned as deputy -
reeve and E. R. Wigle being appoint-
ed (to .the Water and Light Commis-
eion for 1935 and 1936.
There are two aspirants to the of-
fice of Reeve, B. C. Munnings, who
.held the office last year, and J. J.
Moser 'being the contestants.
Ellevrin (candidates lhave 'qualified
for election to t'he council. They are
W. J.e.Baeker, C. C. Lee, Mayor for
1934%J. W. •Craigie, E. D. Brown,
Alex Malpass, F. E. Bingham. Thos.
W. Bell and four councillors of 1934
seeking re-election—J. E. Huckin•s,
Norman .Colelough, Charles H. Hum-
ber and) G. P. Gould.
All (members of the Public Scheel
Board enter office by acclamation, For
St. David's WardrIVIrs. George John-
ston and Howard 'MeNeee. Mr. M4-
Nbe is in room and stead of Forbes
Miller who ;has resigned; St. Patrick's
Ward, Mr. D. D. Mooney; St.
George's Ward, Dr. James re Graham
and St. Andrew's Ward, Rod. John-
ston.
Clinton
As previeusly assumed, ratepayers
of Clinton will go to the polls on Mon-
day, January 7th, to elect a. council to
carry on elttring 1935. The following
have signed qualification papers:
. For Mayor—W. S. R. Holmes, J.
J. Gibbings; for Reeve, Geo. II. El-
liott (acclamation); for councillors,
W. G. Cook, F. O. Ford, A. S. Inkley,
H. C. Lawson, Fred Livermore, J. W.
Manning, Geo. C. Murdock, Williaml
Walker; for Public Utilities Commis-
sion, Thomas Churchill; W. T. Hawk-
ins. Number of councillors to be
elected, six; commissioners, one.
iSchool Trtistees fire elected by ac-
clamatient as follows: St. Andrew's
Ward, W. J. Phansteel; St. James'
Ward, C. H. Venner; St. John's
'Ward, C. W. Draper; St. George's
Ward,' Lorne Mara. The latter two
are elm ;riven and are 'replachrg'fer-
mer trustees J. W. 'Manning and M.
T. COrlisa.
Myth
No election will be necessary in
Myth, all offices having been filled
by aeklaimationt Reeve, George Mc-
Neil; •Counejliors, Jasper Cook, •Geo.
'White, James Watt and E C Larn-
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dy. "
' Stkiheit TWO.
There will ant he an eleetion • in
Stephen Teriterriliptlhe,1984 reeve and,
tomtit haying been given an accla-
mation? eel 'franieWs1 flteeve,,
'Sareitzer, Deputy Reeve, Chester
Mawhinney, P0unci1, E larriaert, Al-
onzo MeCarie'and Roy Hate.. • ,
As the other eandidetes dirt not
qualify no plebiscite will be held on.
the beverage question. -
Hay Twp.
'Hay Township is spared an elec-
tion with Alfred Melia elected reeve,
and councillors Edward %raper, Wil -
Barn Haugh, Max Turnbull and Geo.
Armstrong, also receiving •acclarna-
tions.
HoWick Twp.
Reeve — Louis Demtnerling; John
l3ryartereDeptity Reeve, Thos. Dwell
(ienclernatien). Councillors — David
' Weir, Robert Baker, 'Hartwell Strong,
and Albert- Toner (three to be elect-
ed). .
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AUBURN . .
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, In the village on December' 25th
.M.r. and Mrs. John Symington held
their fifty-fourth wedding annivers-
ary, ,having been married on the 25th
day of 'Decembee, 1380. WM. Syria-
- in)grcra and Elizabeth McGee etoed up
with the. Th•e marriage w a s
solemnized by - Rev. Jas. Pritchard,
; who was then minister of the Pres-
: byterian elm/eh. After spending
. their honeymoon at Seaforth they
book up 'farming in Colborne on the
, piece now eocepied by their sorrein-
law, John lVfouldere They retired to
, the house in 'the village in -arhich they
. now live some twenty years ago. Mrs.
, .Symington is of English decent, the
, daughter of Ellen Buck and Robert
Medd wire lived in West NViswanosh.
, MT. Symington is S.cotch, his parents,
Margaret Copeland and Jas. 'Syming-
ton lived for mazy years in Colborne.
Mr. ISyrnington is the oldest Member
, of the 'Session in the United Church,,
, having been .erilairted to that office 52 :
years ago. He remembers when there
wet' no churer in the village, when
.serviees were held from house to •
house, and of the opening of the
first church. At the tea meeting pa
, tables were set—just plates were
.passed. There were two daughters,
. Mrs. John Maur:len (Edna); Auburn,
and Mr. H. Wellace (Mary Mer),
, Saskatchewan, and seven grandchil-
, reen: Nelson Moulden, Oliver Thorn-
ton, Estee, Olive, Billy and Elmer
Wallace and one great grandchild.,
Neva 'Wallace.,
The a.nnual Sunday school enter-
tainment of Knox United Ohuech was
held' on Thursday evening with a
goodly ettendeace. A 5hort program
was presented' ' as follows : Chorus,
seven girls,' Vivian Straughan, Ila
Craig, Mary Mlunee, Fern Lawlor,
Ruth Aitkens, Betty Craig and Zeta
Munro; recitations, Lawrence Plaetz-
er, Jean Lawlor, Vivian Strau.gha.n,
Mac Wilson, Jebel -lie Wils.on, Bobbie
Arthur and 'Stewart King; son, Don-
ald Yunghlut and l3illy Oraig; panto-
mime, Mary hfunkee Ruth Arthur, Viv-
iAn Stralughlan. Zeta ,Munro, Betty
Craig, Ila. Craig, Fern Lalor. After
the program ice cream and cookies
were served and the children want
home with a bag of candy.
. Jack Bennett is in Toronto attend-
ing a co-nwentioniel the toy Scouts.
We are Vied to report that Mrs
A. Robison was slightly improved
SundaY after a -set beck on Satur-
day.
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Township Nominations
The meeting of the ratepayers heir
in the Town Hall, Zurich, on Monday
aftern.00n, was well attended, the hall
being crewded. The me-mbers' of the
1934 council gave a good account of
the.meelves and the new nominees also
spoke on municipal matters. The
candidates have until Wednesday noon
to hand in their qualification papers
on meet:runt of the holiday on Tuesday.
The concert given in the hall here
by the young people of the Bronson
Line on Thursday evening of last
week, was well attended. A comedy
.sketch was given and was well re-
eeived by the audience.
'Mr. and Mrs. C. Klapp spent the
week with relartiefes in Detroit.
The lencal skating rink is being well
patronazed and Me. Fred Haberer has
been, able to get e 'geed sheet of ice.
School re -opens on Thareday of this
week with no change in the staff of
teacher*. Dr. A. J. IVfackinnon, who
has beeen seeretary-treasiner of Zur-
ich scheel for over fifteen years., re-
signed at the annual meeting as trus-
tee and Mr. William Reith was elect-
ed for 'a term of three years.
Hay Township
For Reeve—Alfred Merck, George
'Armetrontg, Max Turnbull, Edmund
Warprer, Derid Ducharme, Minor F. :
Klopp. . (
For Councillors—Geo. Armstrang,
William Haugh, Max Turnbull, Ed- ,
mend Wolper, Fred Corbett, Fred
Haberer. . • i
Zurich
Police Trusteesi—Oscar Klopp, Hy.
Eickineier, R. F. 'Stade, Leroy ',
O'Brien, Theodore, Haberer, Wesley 'r
Merner, Ivan Yungblut.
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KIPPEN , .
Mr. Gorden Wright, wihe is attend- l
ing the Ontario College of Education, 1
Toronto, has returned' attar speeding 1
the holidays with his parents, MT.
arid Mrs. James- ' right. 1
IMO. 'Lloyd o ranaster of Oshawa c
visited over theePhristmete holiday
with his pfeents, Me. and Mrs, Thos. t
Workman of' ' Tenteiteriatit. '
Mite Dtrrothy :Tee of -Toronto vis- t
Red reeently wit' -her ccntsirt, Miss
Margaret 'glee, 'of , Tneleatimith. i
Miss (Heflin Chastener of. Blenheim a
and 11)/iss Efileydn' Ohandlee of Lon- 'I'
don spent the holi;dar ereareon' with v
their parents, Rey,. E. V. and Mrs. t
Chandler,. at the IVIeneia I
Miss, Margaret jeilinsten Of Londet. v
is vigting Anger the, parental roof. e
Mies Mildred 'Metre, st of Tuelree-
smith 'wee tirg grielit of her Cousin, e
Mists Flotrentee Tito/Won, flor a fear 0
days recentlY, ''- ' ' .
Mise Etta Jarrett et! Toronto visit-
sd during the Cfhrie(fhki'ihelidaye/With .1
hr parents, lift. atiffrlifie later° Jar- 0
rate' . f
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Nnee 'Ngletkelalr!Vie tai3Oelar
lag near, st*Aimg,
widows ,vviith her Par'eet0; gr. said
WerlOreen a iri44errolittal
MT. James DiOan and Mr. wad
Dignan Eterter and Mr. 'IlOwntrot
Dignan of Tberold visited. recently
with Mr. and Mrs. George E. Theme
son and farniar of Hia)c.
iMise 'Philippa Penftid spent the
holidays with her Iparenba at Elora.'
arfiss Isabel ICearia?bell and elVnes
Hilda •Riehiaeldson visited o)yee the
Cheisemas (herideye at their heroes
at 'Listowel.
Mr. and Mre. Eldon Kerr of Win-
throp event a few days recently with
the latter's parent*, !Mr. and Mrs.
John Workman, a tue (villager
The Misses Ruth and Theda Wet -
son were .guests of frierele in Detroit
during the holiday season.
IlVir. and Mrs. 'Archie • Parsons spent
Ohristmae-with the lattee's parents,
Mr, and' Mrs., Jos. Linden of Denfield.
' Mr. and 'Mrs,. Jos. ,Staeey of Exeter
visited for a few days with Mr, and
MTS. William 'Haney of Hay.,
Master Iyison Torrance, of Porter's
Hill, is vieiting with his grendfather,
Mr, Henry Ivison and aunt, Miss Jean
of Hay.
Rev. E. F. Chandler .delivered a vary
fine message on Sunday imorning last
taking for his subject, "Taking life as.
an adventure." 'Mrs.. John Workman
sang a gale, "Jesus Saviour, Pilot
)1V10."
The Busy Bees Mission Circle met
at the 'Manse cm Saturday afternoon
last. Mrs. J. Henderson presided over
the meeting. 'Miss Florence Thomson
tread th.e: • ,Scripture lesson. Miss
Gladys -McLean read the devotional
kailet and IlVfiss •Gladers Jarrett led
in prayer. The nomitating commit-
tee presented the list of officers for
the calming year, the following being
elected: President, Miss Gladys :Mc-
Lean; vibe vice-president, Mrs. Wm:
'Bell; '2nd vice-president, Mise Beat-
rice Deserve 3rd vice-eresident, Miss
Florence -Thoiriison; seeretary, MAis
Doreen Creeper; supply secretary, 1VLies
Dera, Dalrymple; eorresponclingsecre-
tary, ,Miss Marguerite MacDonald.
After the meeting was over the host-
ess served a dainty. luncheon.
Mr. and 'MM. Fred Parsons of Len -
den spent the holiday with the lat-
ter's parents, AIT. and Mts. George E.
Thomsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Torrance and
;children of Porter's visited an
Christmas with Mr. 'Henry /Keen and
Miss Jean. 'Master Ivison) .Torrance
remained for a few days.
'Mr. 'arid Mrs. Ernerson Stafford of
St. Thomas spent the Christmas hol-
id(ays at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Mellis of our village,
'Miss Etta Jarrett of Toronto, who
has been spending the holidays at -the
home of her. parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Jarrett, of the village, has re-
turned to resume her duties as teach-
er al one of the city .schools.
, An 'old time dance was held in
Wateenis Hall on Monday evening,
when a goodly number were 'present
to dance the old year out and the
new year tin. The hall was nicely de-
corated far the occasion and a good
time was spent.
Celebrate 25th Anniversary
On Thursday evening, December 27,
Mr. and 1VIrs. J. McBeth of Stanley
Te,•,eisrip. celebrated their twenty-fifth
v-: tr'ar.g aeniversary of their mar -
g -. A goodly number of relatives
a:- 1`.. lends were present to help cele-
beate this happy event. After all
were present, progressive euchre was
played until supper, after which a
beautiful and tasty lunch was served
by the hestese. Mr. and Mrs. Mc -
Beth reeeived some beautiful presents
and it was the sincere wish of all
present that they would be spared
many years together. After a great
deal of 'social and friendly talk, each
and all left for their respective homes.
Mr. Lloyd 'Workman of Oshawa
spent the 'Christmas holidays at the
home Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Workman, of the London
Road. Lloyd was amOng the passen-
gers who were on the passenger spe-
cial which was run into by the Maple
Leaf Flyer at Dundas. Iris many
friends were glad to hear that he es-
ea,ped unhurt.
The Misses Helen and Halcyon
Chandler of 13,1enheim and Londonare
spending their holidays at the Manse.
IMr. and Mrs, Edgar Butt, accom-
panied •by Mr. and Mrs. 'Phonies Butt,
all of this Village, spent Christmas at
e home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm,. Butt
Seaforth.
Misses IRluth and Theda Watson of
he village are spending a few hell-
s with• friends in Detroit.
rMr. .and Mrs. Edgar Mousseau of
he village visited at the home of the
otter's,parente, Mr. and Mrs. Brown,
f Greenway, during the (past week.
;Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper- vis -
ted with .Mr. 'and Mrs. Wesley
'h of our (village over` the Christ -
as holidays_
Mr. Jelin Doig, of Detroit, "seent
lhe holidays at the borne of his
other, Mrs. Wm. M. Doig, of Tuck -
smith, during the past week.
1Mir. and Mrs. Alex Monteith of the
don Read visited' with friends in
ondern during the past week.
Miss Margaret Cooper, qf Toronto,
ent the holidays with her parents.
r and Mrs. W. W. Coeper and also
er ,brotliente William, of the London
ea.;d during the past .weelc.
Mr, and Wit. William Prison of our
liege visited. with friends in Lon -
on during •iii•e past week. '
Many in this vicinity will be sorry
hear that MT. William Butt of
eaforth has not been enjoying his
etial good health: 1Mir. Butt for a
o.eld many years lived in this 'dein-
y and since going tO tgeaforth has
lwaye enjoyed ecarang errand epend-
g a few days ear deaf' trim in the'
'nage. It is the rincere WiSh of his
any-firientle thar he will goon feel
ke his old self and his inany friends,
be %eking torwardro seeing hint
t aed around again.
littr. and Mrs. Thos. Clibrehill and
of Clinton.; visited. at Vie home
•Mr... and lifirer dliff Watsific. of the'
Maga, during the past Week. '
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon • 1(so 4 ',Wft,
it* spot IChtistaikis home
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Su14griptione solieited fer anadailY
'aid Weekly papers at the 4-,estai
Poet Office. Parenize your Peratitires-
ter wire handles the papers and en-
deavogris to give good eatisfaethen.
Poet offize box rents are due in the
menthe of -December „and Jar/nark
Those in arrears Idndly make up such.
Ont. 347..2 Postmaster at Hese-
Mlle following is ithe pregri134149701
the Mission tBand concert held in the
Scheel room of -the United Chnech en
Friday , evening last . and which was
one of the best, the numbers an 'be-
ing well given. The meeting was
provided over by the pastor,. Rev). A.
Sinclair in Ids. usually pleasing man-
ner. The attendance was fair but not
as large as the-pregrant merited:—
Opening chorus; Chairman's remarks;
Mother Goose play; reci•tatien, Jessie
Paierley; hillehy song, three giels;
song, "Star of the East"; recitation,
Pe:arl Harpole; dialogue, "Santa Claus
At Homer; guitar selection, Kathryn
Drysdale; mite box exerciee; shep-
lharnierdn'e,s deill; song, Bobby Hese; pant -
'Mr. John Reid of London was in
the village on Wedneeday last visit-
ing his easter, MiSs
We are pleased to see Mr. Lorne'
Foster going around again after sorae
clays' illness in the .home.
IVIre. Peter 'Munn was visited by her
daughter, Mrs. M. Ortwein, of -Lon-
don, .cluring the Christmas holidays.
)1V1r. 'anci Mae. J. W. Ortwein were
also visited by their sons and daugh-
ters living at a distance.
Mrs. Hutton ef Guelph and recent-
ly. of this village, was here this week
renewing acquaintances.
'Mr. and 1Virs. John Zuefie had large
felinity gatherings dm -leg the holi-
days.
Watchnight Service
A (very enjoyable gathering ea -New
Year's Eve saw the old year out and
the new one in in Carmel Presbyter-
tiamirt,..Charcle.an old-time honored. ens,
The rural mail couriers are having
a very strenuous time in making their
trips and will have to rely upon their
patrons on the rural routes to keep
the roads broken for them and'sbev-
ening the snow drifts from the rural
boxes, so that the couriers can serve
thent from their conveyances.
Mr. and Mrs. George 'Hiess and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hese
and Mr. Howard and sister, Mrs,.
English, metered to Exeter to, spend
a very pleasant New Year's with rel-
atives and friends.
'Miss Katie Scott spent a few
days
(visit in Forest with her friends, Mr.
and 'Mrs. Lloyd Iludain, former resi-
dents ' of this village, returning:- last
week. -
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. E. Hen
rphill
and son and daughter were recently
in Seaforth Hospital visiting Mrs. W.
C. Davis, Mrs. Hemphill's miother,
who is receiving treatment and rest
there, and, whom they very frequently
call to see.
'MSS Army Lammie, who was here
for the boliday, season, has returned
to Toronto.
We believe many of the thresber-
•
m.en from this district are planning to
attend the animal convention of the
Octetario Brotherhood of Threshermen
which is being Ireldein, London on the
16th and 17th of January. ,Many int
portarut subjects are to be cliseuesed,
among Which -will be the threshers'
lien Raw and ways and 'means of pre-
venting fire during threshing opera -
liens. Threshing fire losses have been
ivleary heavy durin:g the past few sea-
sons and anything that woukl reduce
rbhis risk at threshing time should be
very welcome to farmers and thresh-
ermen alike. The convention will be
brougfht to a close with a banquet in
the crystal /ballroom of Hotel Lon-
don.
The following letter was received
by Mr. C. H. Blowes'Principal of the
public sehool and speaks for itself:
"The 'Memorial Children's Hospital of
Western Ontario, Dec. 29, 1934. Mr.
Blowers, Prineipal of the Public
Scheel at Hensall, Ont. Dear Mr.
Blowes: On ;behalf of our commit-
tee I wish to thank you, and your
pupils most Sincerely for their dona-
tion of $3 towards the work of this
hospital. It is indeed gratifying to
see strong boys and girls interested
in their lesis fertiu-nate fellows, ancl we
wish to asinine you of our apprecia-
tion. Yours, very truly, Marion Tar -
Secretary.'
Ilhe heavy ,enowstorm of the first
part of this week has (made the roads
very bad in this 'section for travel-
ling but fortunately the snow is very
light so far but with threatened rain
• will make them rvery heavy.
Dr. A. R. •Campbell has been con-
fined to his room for the past week or
so on account of . illness, but is at
date of writing much improved.
New Year's,Day passed Over pretty
quietly in the village as the snow-
storm made getting around very un-
pleasant and there was not the usual
stir.
Our continuation and public schools
reopened on 'Thursday 'following the
Christmas and New Year's holidays
with a ,good attendance.
The ,skating rink opened this week
mulch to the delight of the children',
and their seniors also, who enjoy the
healthful pastime.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry AbraY of Lon-
don, ,Who were here visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Colin Hudson, Mrs. Abray's
parents, have returned to their home
in Louden. •
Special Church Services
ovitteseervanticessundinoty, el-m.li
8st (wnre:42e prelotcaty)
well attendedand good- sermOns• arid'
musie featured all three. In St. Faure'
Anglican Church the Rector; Rev. M.
B Parker, preashed his farewell Ser -
miens before leaving to take 'his new
eharge, at Morpeth angiltherewas a
gond' alit-elitist:icean3,the dilicomees
Mach enjoyedL The corgregation re-;
grabs that the Bishop • has appointed
Mil Parker to e. nevi 'field of`lebbit.
While here he gave his eom.gregations
rand at; the sister . charge' at -Staffs,
line' lierVices-Ofirrli4einikillt-- be, ritjeb.
rsed,' together' with 1iise.
the 8en1Oitentit't ilif4 Lord's &IP-
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w;tetgleiny:Mricg"..:14unda:mbligIViaisf". 71F7rrankreeedelSence77Lr(')IstitiWale
Bothwell; 'Howard Henorhill Ord sis-
ter, Mies Mary, from 'Whitby); Mr. and
13/11e. (Roy Pfaff from iDelhi; 1Wali
joyart, of . Toronto, ; ,-,ItiasonTiennan,
Ditsaywood at lair. 0Ook'sr, -
• Idaytnard of Toronto . with his -Mother
• and. friends; 'Grace. Weak from lent -
don, and Mr. Alex' &Willie. train Ter -
renter .
,1Mr. 'aad-Mrs: Robert 'Higgins were.
Yreitted at 'Ohristinee tim'e alletheir
'married &righters and memberie of
their fannlies • •
Mr. and 'Mrs. James Sierspeonf are
,spending,a couple, of weeks with rela-.
dyes' and friends at London, and Mr.
1Vlickle with Mr.
Mulokie's:parents at Ridgebewn, and
Miss Mattie Ellis with her relativein Guelph.n
Mr. J. Sutherland of the Montreal
Bank staff, spent' 'ObristTas With his
relatives in Toronto.
• Among recent visitors from home
at•Cheistarias time were Mr. T. C.
Joant .ancl, son, 'Donald, at Lircknow;
Mr. Rey Parkner at Toronto; Mds
Gram of Derberit 'with her parents;
Arthur Dick of London with his par-
ents, .Mr. and 'Mrs. James 'Dick; Mr.
and Mrs. Battersby 'and sons, Lawr-
ence and Frank, with friends In Strat-
ford; 1Mr. arid Mrs, T. W. Parlmier
with their sere Earl, in Toronto; Mr.
and Mrs.. Daman with relatives in
Exeter; Mr. and 'Mrs. Walter Moffat
and daughter, of ,,Bracefield, with
Mrs. Peter .Fieher.
Miss. Alex. Miiirtrie was 'reperitly
(visited by her sons, John and. Hugh
of •Srbanlley towerShip, for Christmas.
,Me. J. W. Ortiwein recently celebrat-
ed his eighty-fifth 'birthday vrith his
fangib, and at Mgt good ripe age is
enjoying good health and actively en-
gaged. in real estate and life insur-
IMrs. Ray Paelinee was a recent vis-
itor with her husband at Windsor.
Miss May Cowarel visited with her
paaeats near Farquhar.
Miss Violet Miller, of Winnipeg,
is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. H. 0. Dayman, of the vil-
lage.
During the winter months the
stores will be closed Tuesday even-
ings as well as other evenings with
the exception of Saturday nights.
1Vliss Annie Rands, who has been
in poor health for some time, was tak-
en to London a few weeks ago to the
home of a relative, who is taking mare
of hefand Miss Rands' many friends
will be pleased to know that she is
improving, and hope she will soon
he able to return heene... •
'IVIrs. T. C. Joynt isvisitingwith
friends in Clinton.
Mr. Harry Wilson spent, the week
end at his home in Woodstock.
The Misses Edith and Lilly Me -
Ewan of Kitchener spent the Christ-
mas. and New year's holidays with
their brother, John E. MeEwen, a
short distance south of the village.
'Mr. and Mrs. Owen Geiger • 'were
visited by members of • their family
during the past week or so.
Mrs. William Hildebrant was visit-
ed by relatives from. London Christ-
mas night.
Rev'. M. B. Parker preacihes his first
Sunday in Morpeth on the coming
Sabbath.
1Miss, Hazel Cox -worth, who is teach-
ing in Eterx County, spent the week
end here with her mother, Mrs. Ar-
thur Coicworth.
lifr. WM. 'McMartin is here spend-
ing holidays with his relatives.
'Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Goodwin and
'daughter and Mrs. Martakinson spent
several days recently veith friends in
Littowel.
'OW Reeve, Mr. W. J, Jones and
Mrs. Janes spent Christmas and New
Year's holidays with anembees of
their family in the rural districts. ,
Miss Berryi Drummond visited with'
friends in Woodstock last 'week.
Mrs. Charles L. Jinks has been con-
fined to her room during the past
week OT so on account of illness, lnut
is now improkingericely.
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Death of D. A. Cantelon
We have just heard at date of
writing of the death a 'Mr. David A.
Cantelon, one of the pioneer and much
respected (business men or this vil-
lage. Mr, Cantelon had been confin-
ed to his rem for about a couple of
weeks under the doctor's care and a:
nurse in attendance, but as he was
not improving as was hoped for, he
was taken by his doctor to St. .ros-
eples Hospital ateLonden a cotiple or
so days ago .but we very much regret
to learn that he passed away on Wed-
nesday morning. A private funeral
will be held or Friday afternoon itt
2 wink, to Hensall Union Cemetery.
He had what was known as gas
gangrene, a very rare disease. He
carried on a large coal and produce
business until two years ago, when
he sold to W. R. Davidson. However,
Mr. Cantelon was too active a •busi-
ness man to remain out of it, and he
has been and was up to the Vane Of his
dea.th an extensive buyer a onions.
He leaves to mown hie death, his
widow, evrese maiden name was Kate
Qbapman, arid ore eon,Ferris, who is
teaching schOol as Principal of the
continuation department at Selrom-
berg.
WARNING •
All honeholdere having any knoVe
'edge, of ,.any eammeu.nicable disease in
their hoasehold are warned that they
must report the sitme to the Load'
Board a Health, either to the Medi -
Cal Offiner.of Oealth, :Otto the 'Seer's-
rtay;;". failure' td.40.- Within 12 hours
leave thSiliseivei liable to a fine.
of riot less, than $25.00 nor more than
;MOO es per the tPublie Health Act.
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