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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1938-12-09, Page 4esereetneeleeRieeteetseetee.teetseeeersettills'esre,, eit s ,s eneeeneeseseee •., • • ' niShesse',se 'OR *4 TUE HuRoNExP0SIToR • ers t A • assmed • ,• assilied Ads will be inserted at new low cash rates.4 For Sale. Wanted, Last and Found, Canning Eveuts, Et.—ier word: lat week • ... 1 Cent 2nd week .. % Celle Srd week '4 Cent Minimum chimp; first 'insertion e.5 Cards Each figure. initial and ebbs:semi:seen counts es one word. Card of Thanks, In Memoriam No48ces=-1 cent per word. Minimum 60 sends per week. Enquiries may be directed to a Bee Number, =ere of The Huron „Fienceitor, for 10 centa Tea cents additional per week will be charged if ails in above class ere not .paid by the extra. eaturday night in the week in Width the ad was run. Births, Marriages and Deaths ineetted free of charge. Auction Sales, Notice to emitters. Etc.—Rakesonaeplication. For Sale IVIODEL 'T' FORD COACH, pHEA.P; LLL rum small mike -get orlgissel top. Leeks about as good as nee: eine of the bee oars for deep snow ; also five time. Good turned eitiffietirees; also axe end hammer handles al- vrays hand or onaele to order. JOHN ELDER, Hensen. 'test-tf Personal 'WHY SUFFER WITH RHEUM AT ISM, " SMIaltdoe, Lumletgo R0NDIU214.P3. TWO - Way Action gulickly relieves poen while at- tackirig the cause KEATLNG'S DRUG STORE. 3704-x1 Farms For Sale riNE HUNDRED ACRE FARM ON NO. 8 Ilighwary, 2. mile east. of Seaforth, with brick house and bank barn. Also 100 aere grass farm, 4 miles teem Seaforth. Apply 168 NELSON ST., Stratford. 3704x Lost and Found QYED---RED HEIFER WITH HORNS TRA L-WO years old. Anyone harboring th animal wet be prosecuted. WES- GREEN ,Phane 138 r 3, Sa-forte. 3704- STRAYED FROM TE PREMeSES, LOT 3 C,onoessiron 3, Tockersmitle a red Der han heifer rising 2 years. Any person hevin any information regarding her, please notif the underaigned. Also strayed on the prem ises a Hereford steer. The owner can has same on giving a satisfactery claim o ownership and paying ,cpenses. ALE BUCH.e.NAN, Heneall, Ont. Phone 41. 3703 Notice To Creditors NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF JAMES STEWART STANLEY Four Generations in Rennin I Neal - Talbot I A pretty weeding . took place at the home of Rev. and Mrs.. W. A. Bremner, Seaforth, oa Thiireday, De- 'vember 1st, wheie Mabel France:3'Te1- bot, daughter of the late Melvin Tal- bot and Mrs. Talbot, became the bride of Chester Edwin Neal, son of Mr. and Mrs, '4Vellington. Neal, of StanIey Township. Rev. Bremner performed the ceremony. Immedia- tely -following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs Neal left for Bayfield where a dilater was held. They left for To- ronto to epend their honeymoon_ The got- d wishes, of the community go eh's: them. Farm StocK -ror yaie pOR SALE -9 CHOICE PIGS,. 9 WEEKS -L old, W. J. FINNIQAN. 3704x1 Property For Sale 11011. SALE --IN HENSALL. 7 -ROOMED e• frame house with furnace, hard and soft water imside; also garden and menage. Ap- ply toeger. S. SHEPHERD, Mensal, Ont, 3703-2 ...e. Agents Wanted A GENTS! , SEND IN TODAY FOR OUR e" Profit Building Sal ee Plaa. Build your ow -n buser,ess Get. fitnanciall Independence by working for yen:omelet Farollex Produces sell on sight. Repeat business sum. Start mere' ing NOW. Without .obligation ask for cata- logue and prices. FAM1LEX. CO., 570 S.. Clement. leantreak. •,: 3704-1 . For Sale or' Rent - von SALE OR RENT—RED BRICK REST- . e detice. Goderech Street Modern convene , eeeee. hardwood 'floors. fireplace ; fine ver- . an,dah, lawe and garden. Apply J. G. MUL- 3702-4 Auction Sales , - A UCTION SALE AT JOSEPH McLEL- ee- Ian's residence Mein Street Egmortelville, f &rottirday, December 10th, at 2 p.m.: Two .-- bedroom suites; 2 set springs ; 1 davenport with mattres ; 1 elk buffet; kitchen side - 2 hard ; 1 cupbosetl: 1 solid ink, dining room ... - eable; 1 extension table; 3 small tables : :3 necking chairs : weenut ceair; kitchen c.haire sewing machine; couch; floor lamp; Doherty -so range, new; upright heater ; 2-bit:crier geese line stove; hooked rugs: 3 congelum rugs ; o yards •oueloth; Meese chest; toilet see; copper • boiler, new; flour cian: ladder, and numerous other article. Terms- •Ca.st. JOSEPH E CIAL Week -End 1.-`,:krs$Weette- mbleawaMPEMOSMEMIS11.11. HENSALL afeniNoray 1///w/MNPANONNIMS It Will pay you to look at Good - win's Special Ad: on page 4 of this issue. 3704-1 ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS- against the Estate of James Stewart,. tioneee 30451 late of the Village of Egmondville, in the ' County of Huron. cleomeed. whe died on or . —__ , ..., about ehe 17th day of Meech, A. D., 1937, are hereby notified to send in to tee under- Tenders Wanted signed on or before tee 2erd clay of Decent - wee affidavit provireg same Frame Building- For Sale bee 1938, full pars -eat -ars of thelr cieirns Immediately after the eael last mentioned . date, the assets of the said estate will be ' By Tender dettibuted entangst the pari entitled there- ' es. having reward only to claims of which TEN D Elee WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE -the uneersigned shall then and notice. to e: uncleeigned until Monday, December 12, of all others, and the under- 193.8. for the purehase of file large frame . . b in, et th Coll iate Ineti•ute formerly used as a gyn.:nes:um A. F. CLUFF, Chairman. Property Committee. 3703-2 (Continued from Page 1) der the leadership of Me W. A. Mc- Laren, rendered a lovely anthem, "Hark, Hark, My Soul" at the morn- ing service. At the evening service a pleasing duet, "The Christ of the Cos -s," s was rendered by Mrs. W. A. MacLaren and Miss Irene lloggsarth. Mrs. Young presided a,t the organ in the place of Mrs. J. Murdock, who is en the sick list. Mr. Claude Blowes, principal of Hensall public school, is oonfined. to his home through illness. MiaseAnnie Consitt is relieving during ' his ab- sence -1z. the ign'ed willnot be liable to any PerS.P1 of whale cleim the undereigneJ shall net then have police for the assets so distributed or any pert thereof. DATED at Seatoeth this Stir day of De- cember. 1938. Marion Rotteledge and Elizabeth Stewart, • Execiterices. By their -Solicitor' ELMER D. BELL, Seter* Ontario - NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE NIAleteE OF MELVIN E. CLARKE, 'Clarke TraDSPOZI.," of the Town of Sea - forth, in flee Province of Ontario. AND IN THE MATTER OF, The Bulk Sales Act- VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE e` said Melvin E. Clarke hos made a bulk sale of' his Transport Emends:5 senate at the Town of Sealartb, to Edward John Lewis. of the Cety of Termed and that I have been appointed to (net os Trustee pursuant to thi proveions of the said Act. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that those having °Jaime against the vendor sbould file with me a etatetory declaration proving their claims not later tbtai December 19th. 1938, and Miter tholt date I shall distriliute the ,preceeds a the safle, baying regard anly to those claims of wheel:, I then leave reeice. DATED 'at Toronto the eth day of De- cember, 1938. ALVIN W. situaav, Trustee, 39 sWeReidleY Ste Toronto, Ont - 3704 -2 3704 -3 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF HELEN MOIR, late of the Village of Fennell. in tbe County of Huron, Widow, Deceased. A LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS ee against the ,tale el the above deceased are required to file She game with the un- dersigned Slabeitor 'for tele Exectstors, John It Stewart and Friank Finiesand 0T1 lor be- fore the 24te day of December, 193e. after which date the -liesets will be distribated 11.711021g74 the ,earties entitled thereto. having regard only (tb the claims of which notice shall eueve been errene DATED at 'Clinton, lids 1st day of Decem- ber. 1938. .4. - F. FINGLAND, Clineyn. Ontario, Sollicitoe for the Executors: Jahn Re Stewart and Frank Ragland. 3704-3 Notices Move To Toronto Friday and Saturday LADIES' WINTER COATS AND DRESSES from the Rose Upstair Shoppe, London. Goodwin's Store Hensall Ontario e • Mrs. Maude Hedden and Mrs. George Hess contributed a pleasing duet. "In the Garden," with Mrs. M. G. Drys- dale accompanying at the piano. Splendid reports of the activities and financial statemeists of .,the Baby Band, Mission Circle and W. M. S. were presented by Mrs. Cross, while the Horne Helpers' report was given by Mis. E. McQueen. A pleasing fea- ture of the meeting was a delightful address given by Miss. Murray in which she gave a brief talk on Christ - woe, devoting most of her talk to Temperance, depiceing the evils and the fatal results of the uses of bev- erages. Miss Murray was listened to with rapt atte.ntion. "Once in Royal David's City" was sung, after which Rev. R. A. Brook, pastor of the church, presided over• the election of Mr. and Mrs A. Filshie and daugh- ter, Miss Marion, left the Latter part of last week for Toronto where they intend taking up residence, having taken an apartment. for the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. Filshie and family will be much 'missed in Hen - sail, Mrs. Filshie having taught on the school board as principal of the continuation school here for some time a few years ago. Mrs. Filshie also taught the Bible Class in the United Church and will be much missed, as will also her family, her two sons. Ian and Alex.. both attend- ing Toronto' University, and her daughter, OSr-ion, attending Clinton Collegiate. were very active workers ia many organizations in the Limited' Church, and the best wishes of their hosts of friends go with them to their new home in Toronto, and wish them every SUCCeeS. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonnell were visited over the week -end by !their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Taman, of Blenheim. Miss Mary IVIcKaist, of Exeter,spent !the week -end with her mother, Mrs. NIcKaig, and aunt, Miss L. Newell. ; ., urer for the funds of the church. The A ntDrysdale; preps sec., Miss addrees of the evening was given by unber of the girl friends of SherrittMissionary Monthly sec , alre. Peter McNaughton, formerly Mrs. u atle Sutherland; Christian Steward- Miss Jennie Murray, who spoke on I M.G': ship and finance sec., Mrso. W. B. Car- : the temperance question, the Jew sit- Shown above are four generations of the Bonthron family, for many , years prominent residents of 'Hensall. Seated is Mrs. Robert Bon- thron; on the iefis her daughter, Mrs. Lou Simpson, holding Gwen, her great granddaughter, and on her right is her granddaughter, Mrs. G. Voth, of Detroit. Mrs. Bonthron, who celebrates her 85th birthday on December 12th, is the mother of three daughters and three sons: William D., chartered acceuntant, Detroit., Mich.; James W., hardware merchant, Herisall; Fred G., Postmaster, Hensall; Mrs. James McMare tin (Edith), of Barrie; Mrs. Steve Vair (Margaret), of Westrtrounts and Mrs. L. Simpson (Lou), Hensall. One daughter, Mrs. T. C. Joynt (Flor- ence) passed away some few years ago. One of the pioneer residents of Hensall, Mrs. Bonthron has thirteen grandchildren and four great grand- children. Pasemore. Mrs. GeorgeFollick, who has been poorly for the%past week, is, we are pleased to say, very much Unproved in health. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Paterson were visited over the week -end by their son, Rey, -of Toronto. Pt met be prepared for passing at the next !meeting. Carried. Bills and ae- counts: T. Welsh, material and labor, rink, $93.77; F. C. Kalbfleisoh, mater- ial for rink, $40; Fl W. Hess, printing, $40.75; Pedlar People Ltd., stop signs, .$5.25; A. Easton, Legion wreath, $5; Hensall Hydro, hall and motor, $8.29; T. Smale. labor street, $1.40; D. Kyle, labor stre,et, $2.20; T. Richardson, labor street, $3.40, rink $2.40; L. Hedden, labor street, 13.50; J. A. Pat- erson, pensions and allowances, $9.50; 'arty; 2nd, Roy SmaLe; consolation. J. A. Paterson., bal. salary $100, reg- Laird Hudson, HensalL Murdock' istration, $7.75, Boaed of Health, $6; (orchestra provided the music with R. J. Paterson, salary $45, extras $5; 1Mr. Wm. Hayter as floor manager_ R. E. Shaddick, salary, Reeve, $42.00; During the evening Mr. McGregor, of, 0. Iswitchell, salary, councillor, $28; St. Marys, sang several fine ScotchG. G. E. Brock, councillor, $28; W. Shep- songs and was accoMPaniedl by hisherd, herd, councillor, $28; W. J. Jones, councillor, $28; G. E. Fee, constable, $50; G. Walker, calanee salary, care- tsker, $49.50; Geo. Hudson, salary, water tank, $22.50; C. Passmore, sal- ary, Fire Dept., $25.00; Dr...I. G. &ma- ne, salary M.O.H. and B. of H., $96; N. Blatchford, B. of H., inspection, etc., $12.00; R. E. Shaddick, Board Of Health, $6; Bank of Montreal, de bertture coupons, $126.50; J. Mitchell, debenture, $1,000.00. Total, $1,970.71. Twitchell and Brock: That accounts as read be paid. Carried. Jones and Shepherd: That we instruct the con- stable to proceed with the collection of poll tax at once. Carried. Brock Plan Banquet The Young People's Union of the United Church met on Monday even- ing with a large attendance present, Miss Doreen Fairquhar presiding. "0 God. Our Help in Ages Past" opened the meeting, followed with the Lord's Prayer in unison. Scripture less -on was read by Miss Kay Drysdale and during the business period it was de- cided to hold a banquet, followed with the re-election of officers, on Janu- ate- 9th. The program committee ap- officers for the coming year 1939. Fol- ecinted to anenge the program was lowing is the new slate: Hon. pres., Mrs. George Hese, Mrs. Sam Rennie Mrs. Charles McDonell; pres., Mrs- and aIr. Ken Hicks. This was fol - W. B. Cross; let vice-pres.. Mrs. C. lowed, with a piano soks by Miss Irene Ballantyne; 2nd vice-pres., Mrs. R. A. Douglas. The treasurer's report was Bi oak; 3nd vice -pees., Mrs. J. Elder; given by Mr. Clarence Smillie and treas., Mrs. C. Cook; recording sec., showed a balance of $72.20 in the Mrs: N. E. Cook; corresponding sec., treaSury. On motion of Miss Doreen Mrs. A. W. F. Hemphill; pianist, Miss Farquhar and Mra Hess it was de - Irene Douglas; assistant, Mrs. T. .J. sided to give $65 to the church treas- and Twitchell: That we adjourn to meet Dec. 15th. Carried.—Jas. A. Pat- erson, Clerk. The euchre and dance, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, held on Wednesday evening, was largely at- tended thirty-eight tables ia play. The prize winnerts were as fol- lows: Lady's first, Mss. Earl -Sproat; 2nd, Mrs. Wm. Kyle; consolation, Mrs. it Taylor, all of Kippen; gentle- raerns first, Carl McOlinchey, Croon - s 'Miss Mildred Scrsten, very p e a ly surprised her at her home Thurs- wife on the piano. The proceeds wilt go to the community Ohristmas tree fund. The -tree will go up next week in front of the Town Hall and the distribution of prizes will be held on Dec. 23rd at 2.30 pan. Mr George Brock was taken gen- iously ill on Wednesday with a heart condlOon. Mrs. Mary Brown has retained fnona St: atford where she visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson. Her son Mervyn, who has .been ,Tororuto, also has returned home. Mrs. Harvey Ellis and Miss' Helen Rudd were guests' of Mr. and Mrs. C. Cook this week. 4 no ,1 ts A tp Pr clay evening lastli Avery enjeyable sle; Strangers see., Mrs. C. Cook, uation in Germany, war in China, and . tiree was spent, tee evening being de- moTicee- ALI, ROOKS MUST BE RE- I'voted to cards and a social time. e` turned In Library on or before Decem- Mrs. McNaughton was the recipient of her 24th. GRET.A, THOMPSON. Lilyrariase 3ee4ee a lovely bridge tamp, the presenta- tion- being made by Mrs. Sam Rennie. TOWN OF SEAFORTH 1Refresbments were served from an ottracitive table with colors of pink d blue, while yellow and white ums completed the decorations. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF CATHERINE ATKIN- SON. ALL T'ERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against the Estate of Catherine Atkinson, late of the Teem Of Seaforth. County of Huron, deceased, w* died an ar about the 2Sth day of October, 1938. are hereby noti- fied to send in to the undersigned Solicitors ar before 'the 17th day 03 December, 1938, full parteenlars of their laims verified by affidavit , Immediately sates the said east mentioned date, the emelt; ef the said elate will be distribuited amongst 5,d rottrtiets entitled there- to. having s regard . only de claims of which the muleisagned 'elan then have notice, the exclusion of all others, and the under- signed [Will not be ledge to any person of whose &aim the undereigued shall not then have risetiese for the -assets so distributed or env part theeetuf. DATED at Seaford' this 23rd day of No- vetaber, 1988,- ' • ELIZABETH DOYLE, Executrix sily her Solielbehr avicCalestla-L & DAYS, .S.linflarth, Ontario. 2702-3 • 4ks I.foTICE TO CREDITORS IV 'FRE ,F.STAR'E- OF IOWAN O'HARA. ;i110111s lairtensia; CLAIRE; kO18 .114 twtate a Bryan O'Hara. late of ther &vv. rati,4r04 ,`• Bide ers. sehe verses ed teere- olify to eltente of which ,i8W4 iW then thatre notice to ' eraelf Othette eel the ender- • '4fithle, tre day pettsen f -Anal ta then • Ca diettleatol cr „et toteMtiro., Coon* of Har - 4103 en or sestet the eeth as ere hereto nateled flo seed Sseleeitiont on or before nidier 8988'fall particle verified lee affidavit. "saltik ths solid last mentioned aeAstettleslit II* snJ eitalwiMbe -ilerk's Notice -of First Yost- _ , ing of Voters' List rr Ten:RS' LIST. 1938, MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH, COUNTY OF HURON ree OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I C " have complied with Section 7 of the 0 Jetees' Lists Act and that I have posted up rt my office at the Town of Seefonthon the e tee, day of November, 1938, the list of all to yersons entitled to vote in the ,aid Munici- N. melte at municipal elections. and that such e ire remains there for inspection, And I hereby call upcm, all voters to take I immediate proceedings to have any errors c yr omissions corrected according to law, the v last day for appeal being the 16th day of December, 1938. ( DATED at Seaforth this 214th day of No- ( vember, 1938. DAVID H_ WILSON. e Clerk of Seaforth. '4 3703-3 1 ,•• , -,—..,—...—..... e . Births , 1 f SCOTT -In Scott Memorial Rose/Lae Sea- forth. on Dezember 5th. to Mr. and Mrs. James McKellar eSmet, -Cromarty, a son. cARTER- -Ln See*. Menunial Hospital. Sea- i footle on December 6th, to Me. and Mrs. • Russel Carter. Atcleellcrp. a eon. I Deaths ; --- , EfOGG--In Seaforth, on Monday. December 5th, Robert B. Homr.l of MeKilloP, in his 73rd year. MCTAGGART—In Welton, on Dec. 3rd, Mar- garet Johnston, wife of Mr, George Mc- Taggart. hi ber 72ne year. CONSTANCE !' ......... The seconds meeting of the Club of Progress will be held Friday evening, Dec. 16th. The committee is doing its beet to make the program a suc- cess, with musical numbers and in- teresting dialogue forming a part. The Constance United Church Sun- day Sobool will hold their Christmas tree and entertainment in the school room on Friday. Dec. 23rd. A good program is being prepared. The Kinburu Red Band hockey team has been organized efor the winter, with Mr. Walter Scott as manager. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilkinson and Mr. and, Mrs. Ellerker and daughter. Anna, Of Warwick, visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. Britton on Thursday and Friday of last week. The Club of Progress will hold their meeting 07/ Dec. lath, when a good program will be given. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Webster, of St. Helens, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor and Mrs. Henry Taylor recene- ly. 1.1111111111•MINIPW,* MAN LEY - Tie, .eild weather has licked up the eleilo'eng. It was . welcome as it re- „elerished the cisterns, but the dry wens didt not get the benefit We et - petted. If the old saying comes true., and if the three' firstdaya of Decem- _ ss 4entkbitt lalt yeti' that did not COme as the anovviows were in action after the 7th of Cember and the Were laildelted ter the rest 55 P Circle Sends, Bale The Mission Circle of , the United hurch is packing a wonderful bale f Christmas gifts, including many nitted articles knitted by themselves o he sent to Storthoo.ks, Sask, and 114 forward it this week. The Cie le -is under the leadership of Miss rene Douglas, superintendent, and prises some eighteen girls, of hom are the following: Misses ladys Passmore, Barbara Shepherd, oldie Cress, Elva McQueen, Merger - t Tudor, Pearl Harpole, Mary Good- e. Norma Cook, Mary -Clark, Ruth rook, Edna Sau,ndercock, June Saun- ercock, Ma-rgaret Shepherd, Kay )rysdale, Audrey Twitchell, Erna Kip- er, Minnie Sangster, Nellie Fee. Mr. Harold Sherritt, who we be - leve has purchased an undertaking usin.ess in Dundee, was a recent vis - tor with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. . J. SherritL Mies Lettie Love, who is on the re- ieving staff of the Toronto Board of Education. visited over the wee'k-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Love. Mr. Ian Filshie, student at the To- nto University. visited with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. A_ Filshie, last eek. Mr. and Mrs. William Simpson, of etroit, were week -end Visitors with R.. Benthron and Mrs. L. gimp - Mrs. S. Merner; TemPeratice sec., the mission situation in foreign fields. Miss J. Murray Aesociated Helpers' •A duet, "Out of the Ivory Palaces” sea, Mrs. E. 1VrcQueen, Mrs. R. J. was sung by Rev. R. A. Brook and Paterson; supply committee, Mrs. J. Elder, Mrs. C. Cook, Mrs. S. Merner; Mission Circle Suet, Miss Irene Doug- las; 'Mission Band Supts., Mies Kay Drysdale, Mrs. A. Spencer, Miss Mar- garet Tudor; Baby Band SuptS„ Mrs. E. L. Mickle, Mrs. Geo, Hess, Mrs. N. E. Cook. The meeting closed with prayer and besediction by Rev. R. A. Brook. • Mrs. Alex. Hildebrandt and Little aughter, Dolly, are visiting with rel tives in Windsor. Mr. and Mrs, N. E. Cook has re- turned from a pleasant visit spent with relatives and friends in Toron- to. The council 'has engaged a nuinber of men to trim and cut down trees where it was found necessary to; cut, which gives employment to quite a number of unemployed for a number of months to come. Miss Ruth Hedden, of Clinton, was in the village this week nursing her mOther. Mrs. C. M. Hedden, who has been cenflred to her room with a heart. conclit The Chamber of Commerce intend, as in past years, to sponsor a com- munity Christmas tree which as a great source of delight to the chil- dren of Hensall and the communty, and is also made the medium Of gifts for the adultS. his daughter, Miss Ruth, with Miss Greta Laramie accompanying at the piano. "Hark, the Herald Angels Slug" folowed, with the benediction closing the meeting. The Herseall Senior Institute will meet at the home of Mrs. M. G. Drys- dale Wednesday evening, Dec. 14tle. Mrs.. Ivan Smillie will be the guest speaker and will speak on "The King and the Coronation." The Wohelo Class lof the United Mrs. G. M. Chellew and son, Robert, Church mett on Friday evening in the who have been visiting with Mrs. hasement of the church with a fair Chellew's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cor - attendance. Miss Gladys Passmore nelius Cook for the past three months, Cor - presided, with Mrs. Lorne Chapman left last Tlhureday for their home in acting as secretary. The meeting op- ee'eeles, Califarnia, to join Mr. ened with a hymn, sfolloWeds with ' an Angeles, Douglas and Carolyn for opening prayer by Mrs. Peter Mc - Christmas, Mrs. Cbellew, the former Naughton; scripture lesson read by Miss Ola Cook, came here in Sep - Miss G. Passmore. A business period tember to attend the Cook-Tieman followed and arrangements were made to hold an entertainment in the Town wedding - Mrs. John Murdoch spent the week Hall,' Hensel], follawing the Christ- ... end in Sarnia with her daughter and mas and New Year's activities. e. other friends. Christmas 'Story" was given by Mrs. Mr. T. H. Sherritt, eon of Mr. T. J. Maude Hedden. The hymns, "Holy Merritt, Hensall, is one of the Here Night, Silent Night" and "0 Master, sail boys whc have made good. He Let Me Walk With Thee," were sung during the meeting. Following the has recently purchased an undertak- ing business in Dundee, formerly con- chae:hag prayer, contests, gaanes and ducted; by the late Mr. Knowles, which refreehments concluded a delightful is rated as one of -the finest and most evening. up-to-date undertaking homes with very fine equipment. While Harold Is only a youngsnan, be has passied Most' creditable examinations and el well qualified for the business.. He was a visitor at the parental home here on Saturday last and his many friends here will be pleased to learn of ohis success, as he was a very pop ular boy when - be lived in Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller, of Toron- to, well known to people of this vil- lage and vicinity, are leaving on Sat- urday for a month's visit and vaca tion to California, the land of flowers and fruit. Miss Mavis Speneer, of Toronto, was a week -end visitor with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Spencer and brother, Walter. Council Meets A regular meeting of the village council was held Monday evening at 8 p.m. in the council chamber with all members being present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read. Jones and Shepehrd: That the min- utes be adopted as read. Carried. Reeve Shaddick reported re the re- cent meeting held here by the Agri- cultural Representative re the T. B. testing of cattle. The Treasurer 're- ported receiVing $11.31 from the tax sale, also $21.00 as hall rents. T. Shertitt atui W. Soldan appeared end presented a petition signed by the varions farm owners in the etorpora,- tion asking for Partial exemption of taxes, council to meet the petitioners the first meeting in lanualy. Dr. I. G. Smillie, Medical Health Officer, read his annual report and also made s ;me comments re same. Brock anti TVoltehell: That we accept tiae Medi- cal Officer's repert.' berried. A dele- gation, composed of F. Beer, H. Hor- tn, S. Welsla and G. Great, appear- ed for the Band, stating the condition of nffairs re same. Correspondence was read as follOws: A. Shordiat- cher, Alagg and Clitlialan, Count/ gn- gineer, County Treasurer. Mrs. E. Stanleen, Dot, Saline BRA W. M. S. Elect Officers The WM.S. of the United Church held their December meeting in the school Poem of the church TharSda9 afternoon, with a splendistll attend - ante and with Mrs. W. B. Cross, presi- dent, in the chair. The singing of the hymn, "11oly Night, Silent Night" opened the meeting, followed by the Lords Prayer in unison. Scripture lesson was read by MM. Charles Me Donell. The devotional wan taken by MM. W. B. Cross who also led in prayer and the inintitA0 were res# by 141.64 Seamy Murry, the absence Delihif were ree'llt VisitOlts 'with the 3-606 tta Shepherd That the b'sr tits Mr agl. MO. MAI IttiO Otecl 611$ 60i4V tit" - A complete Line of New Battery and Electric Mo- dls, in a wide variety of makes and prices: Phil - co, R. C. A. Victor, Stew- art Warner, Northern Electric and Marconi. TO MENTION A FEW: Philco 5 -tube Electric $29.95 Victor 6 -tube, push button tuning $49.50 Victor Battery, com- nn plete, installed .... 11101"4" Northern •.Electric $42 cn 6.11) 6 -tube Electric .... A limited number of New 1938 Radios at Redaced Prices, as well as a few Reconditioned Sets from $15.00 up. RADIO SERVICE.—Every radio should be completely inspected rega- larly to save tubes anod expense later. Noise, distortion, or weak re- ception always indicate viten a radio needs attention. Call us when you want prompt service. RADIO LICENSES ISSUED J. F. DALY Hold Successful Tea The Aerveld Circle of Carmel Pres- byterian Church. hell a very success- ful bazaar and sale of hcrme cooking in the basement of the church Satur- day afternoon, Dec. 3rd, which wa.s well patronized, with fea as an added attraction. Assisting in the booths were: Fancy and aprons, Misses Hel- en Moir and Beryl Pfaff; home coek- ing, Mrs. A. L. Kerslake: Mise Helen Wa.lker; candy booth, Margaret Sang- ster, Ruth Young. Maxine Purdy; serving tea from prettily decorated tables Were Mrs. Roy McLaren and Miss Mabel Workman. Services in the United Church were conducted by Rev. R. A. Brook, Pas- tor, on Sunday last, delivering Most able, interesting and well thought out discourses. Tihe morning" anthem by the large choir, under the leadership of ,Mr. W.-0. Goodwin, sang "God So Loved the World." A pleasing duet, "Sun Of My Soul" was sung by Miss Bella Somale and Ruth Brook. The evening service was much enhanced by a splepdidsly 'tendered anthem. Miss Greta Laramie, A.T.C.M., presid- ed at the organ. Mr. Frank Bean who has not been in very good health for some time, suffering from •a heart eendition, while in the village the latter part of last week, feeling poorly, went into the office of Dr. I. G. Smillie and while there collapsed, and could not be taken to alis home until the fol- lowing day, but at dlate of 'writing is feeling somewhat inaproved. Mr. Douglas Sangster, who recent- ly had his tonsils removed, is a.ble to be out again, feeling much improved in health: Flu Is very -prevalent aroUnd this section, many people being contin.ed to their homes.' Mr. Harrold Bell, of Hnsall, has Purchased a, new ear. Mr. Albeit Pasernore and frieftd,ef TELEPHONE 102 SEAFORTH Ot th6 gieretosi, mritt (took, 441tIle l':13'ire 4 4 ' ,•• , , '•• • ',4,10,1,`{' ' • sl,,,sessss:sos FARMERS and BUSHMEN Rubber Footwear "For the man who wants Quality" Kaladar $1.79 Canada's Best Wearing Rubbers at New Low Pric- es, in Many Styles, For Your Hard Wear. 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