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`VImuka., In Memnoriam Notices— I cent Der wor<L blinhmum, 50 cents per week.
, 8 , _es nM be drreC teal to a Bax Numhnr, care od '!R a Flnron Exa oo,it cu, fr.r 10 cents
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�f r �cents additional per week wiu ibis cherEed ff ads m shave edeas ase not paid by the
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F,t � 11 ,�kAW7a'. Man7ageu and Deaths inserted free of charge, 9
�, Ant i I Sales. Notice tb Creditors, Eta.—Ratak. an application
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�+ rr1N0--WAY ACTION ON THE KIDNEYS, ANNUAL MEETING
�,' Ynn,tMepttic aund ,m-v1goratmng. RumacaP3 i'
�'ld mttaek iQre caarse pf Rheumatism, Sciatica. THE ANNUAL MEE'T'ING O,F THE SEA -
,'t, L,rr�)raglo KEATINGS DRUG STORE iarth Ad riauttvsad Society w Il be 14e1d in
} + -,.i 3709-1 the C.Ogle Library, Sea forth, on Saturday,
1,� : a Januaa•y 21st, at 'L p.m. Business : Finan-
.Y't'" d•+ r. -----. '— —._. _,. _ sial s'tsrbement and elltyction a1 oHlcets for
�I For Sale 1939. IIUMPHREY SNELL, Pr�ideat; MRS-
J. A. KERB, Secretary, 3709-2
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tl ��• Fj OR sAL>i Two P,ORTL.&ND CUTTERS' ANNUAL MEETING
tr do forst Mase Condit on: also set team T' ANNUAL MEETING OF THF. SOUTH
,td.;. ' ,I•eigho with l0.foot box.,. &ides do attaoh ; r aa- I Tiuran Agricul Eral Society will the held
�, '; so 1 paw of sald'd oak Sar& ske'ighs with flat
Y 1)t' platrform. APPLY W, E, BUTT, Kipper- in tlhe Commerciasl Hotel, Hensaal, on Satur-
�,. 3709-2 I day, January 21st, 1939, ant 2 p.m.., 'fur the
purpose of rece,hdng the Direoboatr' and Audi-
-•, g gAI PW,O DURHAM COWS. ONE bans annual reporta, thhe elect3an of directors
aF ,L also one pair ti•�r the current year, and tlhe tsunsaet Bon of
due t(o freshen 'i'n Fedrrdary : � other business. DR. A_ R. CAMPBELL,
i E of geese. Apply to A- W, TWtAY, Kippen 9 2 Presid nt. K. M• McLEAN. Secretary.
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F °`nom ANNUAL MEETING
gip,. led'reit M6.00_ Apply alt EXPOSITO OF1
t7�� ANNUAL MEETING QF THE BAY-
' +:, 'PICEi '1 field Agricujttnim+l Sne3A4v will be 'held in
i the Town 'Halt, Wednesday, Janney 18th, at
s 1 +pan— Ow tine eaeetiom of officers and direc-
�,1 I Farms'Foir�Sale tars for 1939, rtk wing reports Cif 1938, etc.
. WILLL &_M SPARES. P..Wemt; A. E. ER-
a " r{ ARM FOR 9ALE-75-ACH,E FARM WITH
vvnr, Secretary., 3709-1
I goad 1=RZdinds. and flowing well, beans
1"' Lott (t6V clomCa�ilan 30, Tova�hiD crf McAiiloR
IF: Card of Thanks
irF. w,hnat 4 mild& sant of Wurfl8rob. Far par- ,
ry ticala� , oply to WiILLIAM. BOLTON, Wal. -
tan R R 130 2, ar ELMER D• BELL'' Sea R AND OTELS, JAMES A. PATEHSON
forth, - Out 3709x3 M anrd IhR6� and edstaeas wish to thank
z • their many friends `who were so kind and
Mhcs>*aul during their n* hher's illness and
Tenders Wanted �� y '�v. W. A. Young. Di•. f L
as - G. Smillie, tins :M'eet's Quartette arced Choir of
TENDERS FOR WOOD Cite Presbyrar'�n- �' alas the sleeve
y�,d Council. 3709x1
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' F1ifxFRS'NV(if.I. BE RECEIVED. BY THE JLE E�GIE FAMILY DESIRE ''�O EX-
Tunders,isned up to January 23rd, for T prs;s them- s,i care apprcoiatson to Rev.
' aAzht cards of, chard body wood, beech and Hugh Jack, also Dr- Sproat, ,Miss McDougall,
,if.; . ample, Uaf .4u be'aaaPae- mase, and friends and .veigd,bors for their
p.... A. NICHOLSON. ninny nets of kM dnoss shown thD Mire& in
i Sec., 6, S. Nn. 7. Tucketsmibh- ,the death of 'this fes•, also to tetanic those
, .:: 3709-2 wiho sent fiowesa. 3709-1
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Auct''ion Sales In Memoriam
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AUCTION SALE I„m,� M� 'wWU1,mm $ ra,t1h � IIDase
yq of HOUSEHOLD 'FURNITURE AND RESI- ed away two yeas ago, Jmrinary :13, 1937:
D1yTI A L. PROPERTY
T w>z.L . BE OFFERFSD FOR SALE
1 DNmtl Ni,th,Z, you. are "nbt •'tbrgof:ben,
ss;?-:. by PutsI'ic Auet6an ort Saturday. Jaama'ry Tdsrnrgir bn earith you are mo nosh
21st, 1939, Fat ' 1.30 o'clock P m-, at the res(- ( Still in memowy you are 1with 'us, .
r' dente of the Baste Helen Moir, in As' you atwa" were before
�•;. HE:NSALL, ONTARIO —Ever remembered by Daughters and Son.
much of the household fua+nitare ahhd effects 3709-2
of tr}sB dote Mrs. Hem Moi. and kit -
4 living doom. dirBng
sten furniture and furnishiugS, gaiT� tools
ane houselsold acce-brdes- _ Births
The above wo be sold without a rve- be '
,;�, At t'he same time and ph(or GALLOP --In Scott Memorial HaspitAL Sea-
� offered for sale, subject to 'n<' ^•l(•eserve bid and fortb,i on January 51h. db ,Mr. and Mrs.
``.I ,other cam' of sale, <iY4ft-• •'�tfid�we and ( Jahir Gaflogx ar son (still bac:().
de•: appurtEmaart lautts of (the: ' Mrs. Moir, m
" the V�Ihge of H'ensatLresidence da of ,STEWART—,At Royal V•iotorfa Hospitmi, Mou-
{, , :tn•eml, on Friday, January 6th, tad Mr. and
bmck aonstrnehiam, fin .g+ood r•*Pafr, with hot Mrs. C. B. Stewart (nee Many Ellen
r" w•alt� beating 'new'lY imfmiled, and on t3he 0,Br�), a sea.
",° I=& b said to be erected a baso a•n good
',;%, nVair- The 'lands oarsist of four acrd one- - __-
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'` bait " Deaths
lW. For further partica5ars apply to the under-
eigned.
JOHN IL ST@wART •and F. FINGLAND, EL.GIE--In Seaforth, on Sauturdmy, January
Execatiaas of the Estrate of Halon Mair. 710x, W++illiam Elgie, do hnk 88th year,
Geo. H. Elliott. Auctioneer- O� 1'r, Semabrtlh, am Wednesday. January
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lith, Lottie Elva Hiea.rn, 'lheloved wife of
WiLlmam Oki mn her ,52nd year.
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'Ih`' N°�" Britain Must Take
'^ _ CUSTOM SAVING --WILL DO CUSTOM " (Continued from Page 1)
v saw�SihK every ani. rat I.ot 19. Concession
` ;' 4, TueIlcersraitlh- DAVID 1t cL LAN- ti re cosi of the distribution of th
�. 3709-3 milk.
Dr. Huafordb spoke as, follows:
^' NOTICE There has been a su
y; ggestion the
r' THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SEA- BrltFLir1'6 attitlld'e in th'e IOCent Eur
, 1 , h H,,or,tkWt�,� suety will be held opean crisis sruggesrts' a policy of iso
?n Ithe cmrwgie Laolaay. on Tue3day. January_ lation, from th'e affairs of the Contin
'i;..;' 17:tdh, '1939•' at g p-�, MJSS F1'HEI. 13EAT ant of Europe, leavin Nazism dlomin
�" TIE. Pre;Fhdetrt; P. B- MOFFAT, Secretary- g
N ,�. 3709-t ant, and' leaving th,e democracies
°' their fake. This is im.pos5ible policy
r _ • for it would mean loss of prestige o
" Meetings the Conti.•n,ent and t'he danger of at
',.;' tack from) a Germany strengthens
by Britain's w'ithd'rawal. Great Bri
:' tain can only exist as a first-clas
°'; power and in order to maintain sur,
?I,;' a posittion slha mush be a dominan
`'r � influence in Europe (inadditioneto ex
ercising a considerable influence else
where in the w•orld). No doubt Eng
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y ,tk band ,has lost prestige among he
v - t t�R neigh'bors, but this may not last fo
5`1. � h long if she is able to play a stron,ge
'z' hand i,n airy future crisis that ma
F?;:
:,` MEETING OF HURON arse' Then, too, there have alway
,' been European states which prefer t
'''" COUNTY COUNCIL be ltink�ed with England rather tins
Gea'mlany.
aI: THE NEx'C MEErTNG UP HUS,bN cOUN- The question+ has been asked]
-I 1 uy Cownail will +be ,,field • •in •the Council "What would have been' the posdhia
',4,, Clharobers. Court Houser Goderich, convnmo of obis A}lie9 if Germany had' provok
>'r. ing Tuesday. Jtanuary 17th, act 2 p.m, 1439.
+r ala accmrna, ,noticcrr of deputations. wopli_ ed or declared war?" A careful esti
eat: ons and otlh,ea business) retlu,ining atter- (date shows that. Great Brirtain
1, tion of council ahould bo as the bands of
*: France, Rosana and Czechosiovaki
sire Clerk by .Januat9 14tiL
would have had a suoeriority in ma
yr' I J. ISL RO'BERTS, Clounty Clerk, power, naval power and air strengt
.3)z , Goderiotl, Ont~ Ad English authority estimates tha
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,fr Germany and Italy ,together migh
.t.� N.OTICE muster 5,500 first-line machinres w4t
, about 2,500 in reserve, whereas. be
'ra'.. TOWN OF SEAFORTH opponents could put into the air 7,00
_,' pla'nes with a reserve of 3,000. Bu
.� Re: Ashes, Etc., Olt StreetS . more than mere superiority is, neede
.'.r ` IT IS CONTRARY To THE BY-LAWS OF in modern warfare, for a speedy c
-fl, the Tiown of Sa#afodth, to deposit ashes. decisive victory, overwhelming nom
y 41" rubbish, etc., on (rtreeto or -aadway; of the hers are demlanded. Of course th
�.t`%••. town_ Any person or persona having sone &sire ilial rP,a,OV PCQR Of Great Britai
',,,N so must remove same immediately, or the
,�•� DmaattueB of rhe By-law will be strictly en- anrj tar AAHes are greatly superio
:,i)Il1, fareerl. to those of Germany and Italy.
��: , ,BY ORDER OF THE COUNCIL. Was Grist Britain ready to fight
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The crisis revealed hler military we'a
�< _____ nesseO, her unpreparednesrs. The pe
4 ' ' — le, thou h did not like the idea o
°; Notice To Creditors p g '
�6 a, .submi•tting to Hdt}er; ttney did n
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