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Auction Sales, Notice te. Creditors, Etc.—Rates on application.
Articles For Sale Agents Wanted
TOR SALE --2 PORTLAND GOITERS. AL -
so set -heavy team. sleighs' with Platform
W. E. BUTT, Kippen. 3652-2
Heti Wanted
MAID •WAELTED—MAID FOR GENERAL
4T -L housework, dealt preferreiL Apply to
Box 151, Expoarron orric.g.
3653x1
For Sale
FIFTEEN ACRE§ BUSH FOR SALE, CON -
'acting of (IVY land cedar, hemlock, birch,
elm, maple, beech, etc. Please apply before
December 2.5th, if ziossible. MRS. ALICE
FERGUSON, Freshic St., Clinton. 3653x2
Property For Sale
-fi-tOR SALE 23E HOUSE; • 8 ROOMS,
"L cement foundation, electric lights. water,
etc., barn and 6 lobs. The late Chas. Hohlbein
Estate- Apply to MRS. RICHARDS, opposite
the Gollegiate. ' 3651x5
Coming Events,
0111RISTMAS CONCERT — S. S. NO. 3,
Tueker,eaith school concert wR1 be held
in Brucefield Hall on Monday, December 20,
et 7.45., Admission 1,5e. 3653x1
rEIRISTMAS TREE AND CONCERT—S. S.
No. 1, Hallett, on Tuesday evening, De-
cember 2Lst, at 8 pm. Admission 15c.
3653x1
Notices
CBIELISTMAS TREES — ANYONE FOUND
• taking Chi -Moms trees from the 'bush on
bilA Lot 5, Tuckerinnith, 'will be prosecuted.
OLIVER •McKAY. 3653x2
MOTICE—ALL BOOKS MUST BE RE-
"" turned to the Public Library on or be-
fore December 24th. GRETA THOMPSON,
Librarian. 3652-2
ALT I SALT 1 SALT I—AS THE SNOW
has prohibited us from snaking further
deliveries of watt we will have a truck load
of Loose Salt opplosibe the Queen's Hotel,
Seaforth, I,21 Wed.Theidal 'afternoon, December
22nd. Attractive prices. Bring pour bags.
SPROAT & SEIROA.T. Phone 136-2.
36534
NOMINATION MEETING
Township of_ McKillop
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF rilti RATE -
payers of Oie Townhill of Mel05101) for
the nomination of Mates for the office of
Reeve and ComoeifldrBflor the year 1938, will
be held at Winthrop Hall Pm Monday,. Decem-
ber 27tik, 1957, from 1 to 2 o'clock
If more persons are nominated than are
required to fill t3ie-sewer:11 offices, a poll will
be held on Almada*, January 3rd, 1938, be-
tween the hems off 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., at the
following Plows: •
'Poll Nb. 1—James Carlin's House, Lot 10,
Con. 5; James Nolan, D.R.O.: William Ma-
loney, P.C.
Poll No, 2—Joseph Blogg's House, Lot 25,
Con. 4; Ross Murdie, D.R.O.; Mrs. Georg -
Eaton, PC.
Poll No. 3—joseph Snvith'S House, Lat 10,
Con. 12: Henry Etenaiewies, e.R.O.; Ebner
Derinfa, P.C.
won Na. 4-1;•8ehool House No. 7, Lot 26,
Wei a Auntartale, MEAL: Willis
Dundee.
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NOMINA1I1I9N,.MEETING
_Township of.', Tilckersmith
TEE ANNUAL_MEETING OP THE MEC-
• fors of the Township of Tuckeransith for
the nomination of candidates for the office
• of Reeve and Councillors for the year 1988,
will be held at Walker's Hall, Brucefield, on
• Monday, December 27th, 1987, from 1 to 2
p.m. If a poll be necessary such poll shall
be opened on Monday, January 3rd, 1938, be-
tween the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 pm. at
•the following places and by the following
tattiness:
No. 1—At Firmigan's Vacant Store, D.R.O.,
Harry Stewart; Clerk, Joseph McLellan.
No. 2—At S. S. No, 8: D.R.O., Edward
Brown; Clerk, Roy Mr:Gdoch.
No. 3—At S. S. Na 4: D.R.O., Joseph
Crich: Clerk, Roy Brown,
Nb. 4—At S. S. No.. 3: D.R.O., Thomas
Chapman; Clerk, Jr W. McIntosh.
No. 5-8. S. No. 1: D.R.O., R. D. Bell:
Clerk, M. Treenail.
11431 6 --At S. S. Ne. 9: D.R.O., Hugh Me-
Mi/lari: Clerk, William J. Martin.
D. F. IlloGRiEGO_R, Clerk.
3653-5
Notice to Creditors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Joseph Murphy, late of the
Township of Hibbert, in the Countr of
Perth, Farmer, deceased, who died on or
about the twenty-third day of October,
A. D., 1937.
TAKE NOTICE THAT ALL PERSONS
having any claims in demands against the
estate of the above deceased must forward
Particulars and proof of same. verified by
statutory declaration, to the undermentioned
Solirlitor (Oa or before the 27th day of De-
cembor nextafter which date the undermen-
tioned administrator will proceed to distri-
bute the estate witb regard only to those
elabna which the§ shall then have received
notice.
DATED at Seaferth this Sth day of De-
zember, A. D., 1987.
JOHN- AMMO',
Aatiateattator.
Ba ae; lialleitan
MUM D. tigieft nth, Ontario.
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independent, Iptiofitable tidying! NO •RISK
UNDER OUR CONDITIONS 1 OUTSTAND-
ING profits for the willing worker! Cholas
territories available. ACT NOW FOR RE-
SULTS! Free pairtimulars. FAMILEX CO.,
570 St,. Clement at, Montreal. 3658-1
WANTED --AMBITIOUS EUJSTLER. SELL
Rawleigh Products. Sales way up this
year. Needed every home. Easily sold.
Pleasant work. Should start earning 1630.60
weekly Land increase rapidly. We teach YOU
how. RAWLEIGH'S, Dept. ML -363-50-14
Montreal, Canada. 3653-1
Farms For Sale
'ARM FOR SALE -76 ACRES, NEAR
Dublin, on Highway No. 8. Bank 'barn,
Straw shed, frame house. Possession given
at once. " Also 100 acre grass fann, 4 miles
iron Seaforth. Apply 168 Nelson Street,
Stratford. 8651x3
pARMS FOR SALE OR RENT — TWO
grass farms: 75 acres, STA Lot 10, Con.
11, McKillop, and 50 acres, Sirb Lot 19, Con.
2. Hibbert, Always Wont; at water. Chas.
Hohlbein Estate. Apply to MRS. RICH -
ARDS, opposite Collegiate. 3651x5
Births
1VIORRIS—At Mrs. It. Paterson's Honpital at
Hansa. on December 1015, tO Mr. MI
Mrs. James Mort -a, a daughter. Melva
Joaaa.
BAUERMAN—In McKillop, on Saturday. No-
vember 27th, to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bauer -
man, a daughter—Betty Joanne.
- Deaths
NEIL—En Sr.sforth, on Tuesday, December
14th, Oscar Netil.
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Mr. Leo Stephenson drove Mrs.
Wm. Clark and Mrs. Howard Arm-
strong to Toronto to attend the fun-
eral of Mrs- Clark's- sister, Mrs. Bor-
rett. The sympathy of a large circle
of friends is e3aettded to them in
their recent bereavement.
On Monday night the home of Mr.
Iiiraard Morrison and son, on the
7th come:mien of Huflett, was burn-
ed to the ground They were awak-
ered by the fire and escaped only in
very little clothing. It was caused .by
an overheated pipe.
Owing to the storm and bad roads,
the teacher at S. S. No. 3, Miss Gladys
Coleman, did not get home, nor did
Miss Doneld'a Adams from Clinton.
The Kinbunu road will be opened
this week for cars.
WINTHROP
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The Sunday school Christmas con -
cart will be held in the church on
Wedireaday evening, December 22nd.
The snowplows are busy opening up
the roads after the big snow storm.
We are pleased to hear Mrs. John
McClure is improving after a severe
i I In ess.
Mrs. Bullard went to London Mon-
day meriting to spend a week with
her mother, who is. ill.
Mr. Roger McClure, of Belgrave, le
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John McClure.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Eaton have re-
• turted home after spending a couple
of weeks with Mr. and Mrs, Alonzo
Spa rl,ng.
The Christmas concert at No: 6
school house will be held Tuesday
evening.
KJPPEN
The Sunday sebool concert - at St.
Andrew's Churoh will be held on
Thursday, December 23rd.
PheMission Circle held a very de-
lightful evening in the school room
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on Tuesday, Dec. 7th. A good attend-
ance was present and after a splen-
did "pot luck' supper, the evening was
devoted' to contests and sing songs.
Mrs. Rasa Broadfoot gap some well
chosen piano selection's'. The special
speaker, Mrs. Glenn Broadfoot, gave
a very interesting aceOunt of her trip
to Europe and seeing the Passion
Play, The meeting closed by repeat-
ing the Mizpa:h benediction. Further
announcement will be made concern.ing the January meeting.
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HILLSGREEN
ens.
Mr. Jarmo Morris is wearing a fine
sreile these dans, A baby girl arriv-
ed during the week at the hospital
of Mrs. R. Paterson, Bewail.
Miss Mina Love was called to Kip -
Pen Saturday marring owing to the
illness of her sister-in-law, Mos. I.
Jarrobt. Her many friends wish her
a speedy recovery in this community.
Blies Annie Jarrott called on meta-
tives 1 Herres 1 one day during the
week,
Mr. Charles Robinson attended the
funeral of a relative at Mitchell dur-
ing the week-etul. , His. wife, 'Mrs.
Robinson, is Spending a few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Deddi and young
son la Lontkira,
Mr. laint Reichert has been called
to his mothers bedside, Mrs. John
lielehert,"of Zurich, owing to a weak -
tees at -her advanced age. She is
atal bap* in this - coMMunite.
Wind 'was received of the death of
Mitt Mary Matibes,on, forinerla
Of Clinton, but new of the West. She
Wasr altorsdiate Of Miss Dolly Hag.
an, 1tN., tit the titne 01 her training
at the Clinton, Hospital.
*8. S NO, Stanley, (Artiste:es eta
Merit14 be halt, liett Vreit,
''boettriong; Dee, • OM; ot 8
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. Tile roads running ettet -and west:
in tide district are very heavily drlftr
ed and have been in many It.4tees
simply impassable. The highway*,
hOWever, have been, for the most
part, kept in a pretty good condition
and are giving work to many in
dewing.
There was quite a good attendance
in the United Church on Sunday ev-
erting last, to hear Cyrus Gates, the
popular radio speaker and singer, ae-
eornPanying himself en the harp.
The many relatives and friends of
Mrs. Richard , Blatchford will regret
to learn that- she suffered a stroke
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Jinks, of this village, with whom she
has made her home for some •time
past. following the death of her hiss -
band. .•-
Miss Lolous McClinchey, bride -elect
of !his village, was presented by
Miss EMs' Sunday School class with
a 1'andsome water set, the gift being
sent to her home- by one of the
class of which Lolous is a member,
accompanied by expressions of best
wishes for her future married life.
The Mission Circle of the Hensall
United Church met at the home of
Miss Mary Clark an evening or so
ago. After an appetizing 'lunch was
served, the meeting opened with the
singing of "Silent. Night" and the
motto for the evening; Dorothy Mc-
Queen led in prayer and Erma Kipfer
read the Scripture lesson, after which
the hymn., "Joy to the World" was
sung,. followed by a prayer by Elva
McQueen, Goldie Cross and Margaret
Tudor. The business pant of the
meeting was then taken up, including
the minutes of the last meeting and
the roll call. Then followed the in-
stallation of the new officers for the
year 1938, as follows; President, Elva
MeQueen,; vice-pres., Mary Clark;
sec., Erma Kipfer; treas., Norma
Cook; pianist, Goldie Cross; press
sec., Barbara Shepherds, lunch com-
mittee, Pearl Harpole, Margariet Fu -
dor; sick committee, Audrey Twit -
("hell, Mary Goodwin. and June Saun-
dereock. Miss Irene Douglass then
gave the topic on 'The Other Wise
Man," after which the meeting closed
by singing the ihymn, "It Cams Upon,
a Midnight Clear," and the Lard's
Prayer in unison.
On Monday last Mr. T. C. Joynt,
accompanied b his aunt, Mrs. Alice
Joynt, motor tol Luoknow to attend
the funeral f their uncle, Mr. John
ae
Joynt, a past M.L.A.,. and a-. most
widely known and prosperous resi-
dent of that, place for many years,
'who. passed away in his 82nd year.
The deceased was well known in this
district and highly respected for his
most active, prosperous and worthy
life. •
With continuing cold -,--frosty wea-
ther it is expected, that there may be
skating on the new open .air rink at
the park grounds on the earning Sat-
urday evening; and a carnival and
real public opening will very shortly
thereafter be held.
Santa Claus is slated to be here on
Thursday afternoon, Dec. 23rd, to, of-
ficiate at the Coram.unity Christmas
Tree and to see that all the children
are well looked after in. the way of
gifts. There will be a program at
which, the resident ministers and
others will give short and appropri-
ate addresses, and the Peed will, it
doubt, enliven. the °ea:talon with
stirring music.
Mr. and Mrsl. James Meelinchey, of
Hen,sall, announce the engagement of
their youngest daughter, Lolus Mary,-
to Mr. John Mervyn Russell Thiney,
only son. of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Tin-
ney, • of the Township of .Hay, ._the
raarriage to take place shortly,
Miss Minnie Reid was in Goderich
on Monday lest attending the fun-
eral of her cousin., the . late Miss
Matheson, who was only ill a very
short titue, first taking flu, followed
by pneumonia, :which developed. into
heart failure,..thlniniediate cause of
her death. .,
The animal scheol. conce'rt of the
schools will be held on -Wednesday,
Dec. 22nd, for which, a•very fine pro-
gram is being provided.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup-
per will be observed in the United
Church on the last Sunday of the
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St. Paul's Anglican Chureb, Will
held serViee Ola Saturder, Christmas
Bay,at 10 o'clock, and Mr the
stlgt7, Sunder, *will held their regular Christmen service, with eDeefal
'taltusio.
Special Christmas services Will be
held in the -.United Church with spe-
cial Christmas, music by the choir.
At the evening service the choir will'
present at very special' musical pro-
gram. Rev. A. ' Sinclair's subleets
will be: 11 a.m., "Gbristrna* Supii
; 7 p.m., "The Christmas Mee -
sage."
Mr. Cyrus Gates, of Toronto,. radio
preacher ,and singer, spoke to a large:
audiendeafin the 'United Ohl/l'ebi OIL
_Sunday night. Mr. Gates sang two
solos whidh were appreciated by all.
He gave a very iateresting address
on "Tbe Three S's an Strength," il-
lustrating his sermon by, •three Old
''.'eatament characters, Samson, Solo-
mon and Samuel. An offering was
taken in aid of his radio broadcast*,
over CFRB.
Mr. William Dow, of Windsor, is
here this week visiting his parents,
Mr. and'hirs. William Dow. Mr. Dow's
father, who is well advanced in years,
is and bast been verY 1/1 for some
time.
Mr. William Fee was this week
spending ,bome daya.ln London:
Mr. and "Mrs. John Bolton, of Hen:
sail; Mrs. John Stewart and Mrs.
Snell, of Exeter, and Mr. Hogan, of
Lucknow, left Wednesday by bus for
Florida to spend the winter months,
and their many relatives and friends
wish theta a safe trip and pleasant
time.
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40)4114ter#, Para*, and *Aldred. Were
is bandlett WS we 00114ifig a dear
With relative*
Mr. and UM: igme-4 W. BOnthrou
Were also ecent 'detors ia Loudon.
IYIrnt chittieg. trt Dominion Oity,
ataitabaa accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Barkerville. of Airnaut, Mau.
are visaing with Mrs, Ostberg's as-
ter, Mre. Jae. B. Simpsea, of this vil-
age.
• The Womeaes AUrriliat7 of St-
,Auglican Ohureh met at the
home of the Misses,' Saralh and Mary
Fee for their animal meeting en
Tuesday last and election of officers
for the incoming year. AU reports
submitted were of a very 'satisfac-
tory manner, and the *Moen elected
were: Presildent, Miss Sarah Fee;
vice-president, Mrs. Maulkineon; sec-
retary, Mrs. John Varley; treasurer,
Miss Mary Fee; Dorcas secretary,
Miss Amy Reynolds. •
Mr.. Fred Smiallacombe expects
have his nevi restaurant and ice
dream panlor opened the first part of
next week. He had intended to have
the opening on Saturday of this week
but was 'delayed with equipment.
Celebrates 84th Birthday
Mrs, Robert Bonthron, a pioneer
resident of Heneall, quietly celebrat-
ed her .84th birthday on Saturday.
The widow of the late Robert Bon-
thron, she was a daughter of the late
James White who was widely known
as a buyer and exhibitor of horses.
Mr. and Mrs. Bonthron, early resi-
dents of Rodgerville, south of Hea-
sail, moved here early in the village's
hisi,-ry. Mr. Bonthron was engaged
i• general store bard:leas, following
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Creams, per lb. I ill; Pecans, 2 lb.'
Special Grocers' Mix 10C
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Cut Rodte/Light or Dark
per lb ' 19c
Chris -tries Gunn Drops,
per lb. 15c
Christi:0as Kissed Fresh Roasted, Peanuts
/Per' lb. 19c per Tb 10c
Filberts, Almonds and
Walnuts, per lb.
Large Washed Brazils
per /h.
39c
20c
30c
NEW SUNKIST ORANGES
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FOR CHRISTMAS DINNER
CRDSSE & BLACKWELL'S C. & B, DATE AND NUT
'ItREAD, per Tin
C & B PICKLE WALNUTS
20 -ounce jar
TABFrE FIGS
Per package
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CANADA DRY GINGER ALE
large
, CALIFORNIA GRAPES
2 pounds '
-).'Freili Lettuce, Celery, Carrots, Cabbage and.
Cranberries
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well preserved and untily *tett
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fullest sense, and le alert- to. all that
is' tn.-11E+0ring in the conere*ty and-
coUtthry. Because of the severe wea-
ther some members of her UMW' at
a distance were prevented from at-
tending her birthdttY, (With) Mrs.
Jam McMartin. of Barrie, .crula be -
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