The Seaforth News, 1934-12-20, Page 8PAGE EIGHT.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, DEC. 20, 1934.
HENSALL. one Deters. IA coanmittee was ap-
Council Meeting',—The last regular pointed to plan the programs for the
Meeting of the 1934 council was held :'New Year and the ,nfee:ting" closed.
in the council chamber On Saturday with prayer. •
evening, with all the members' press 'Sirs. Smith, her son, John .Smith,
ens,. The minutes of the previous and daughter, Miss Annie, moved to
meeting were read and adopted on Delhi last week wlhere they have st-
int -diem of Petty and Shepherd. Chas. cured, positions. ots.
rhe
tain,l came
3
MdDonald appeared re the assess- Here a number of years ago from
7nettt of his son Allele. F. 1 oath- Holland and were good industrious
Ton reported collection of taxes as citizens,
practically the same as last year to.Miss- Bertha Britton of 'Dublin Was
date. Several cases of tax errors came a week end visitorwith Mrs. Work -
tip for discussion. Petty and Sleep- roan and two daughters.
herd that we instruct the collector -to Rev, Mir, Young. spent Monday at
return the taxes of V. Pettit and M. Nairn with his parents.
Cooper as uncollectable, Carried, Jno, Me, Eldred Smith of Western Un-
Tassntore appeared- re the rink cont- iversity spent -Sunday -at his home.
mince of the Chamber of -Commerce, :Mrs. Colin- Hudson visited with
!Geo. Hudson reported re the poll London relatives over the week end,.
axes and was instructed to proceed The 'Welfare Youth Club of Carni-
with the collection of the sante, el Presbyterian Church held their
'Communication read from Deputy meeting on _Monday evening with a
\lit,stcr of Ibs,itals re Caldwell. splendid attendance, c
e Themeeting n ting Op-
al o railway tax distribution, 3. A. El- ened with a sing song; Scripture
lis re unemployment relief. Same or- by 'Beryl 'Pfaff, Mr. Geo, Walker led
elered filed. The following accounts in prayer, It was decided to have a
were presented: \V. R, Davidson, coal Watch Night service on New Year's
for relief, alld 00', for hall, $36,69; eve, Collection was taken and Mr.
Bonthron Se• Drysdale, supplidds for Young introduced the speaker, Mr,
dnall, y115.80; Dominion Road Machin- Ross MacKay, 'who .gave a very int-
ery Co„ Ltd., road grader, y"11130: 3oe cresting address. on "The .Church in
Hudson, gasoline, fire dept ,Oc; Relation to Political Life." after
Cook Bros., supplies fire dept $4.72; which there was open discussion,
(Nelson ,Blatchford, sanitary inspector, The members of the. choir of Car -
$3 1 Passmore, supplies for shed, mei Presbyterian Church gathered at
S3.99; Hensel' Hydro, street tights, the home of Mrs, Hannah Workman
$80009; Huron County, rate= $2tt14,- on Monday evening, Dec, 117th in ho -
SO School Board, school rale $3,- nor of her daughter, Miss Olive,
454td1; 1. A. Paterson, R.O. election, bride -'elect of this month. During the
$ 'Geo. Hudson Constable, election, evening the choir presented Miss
$2.50;Nelson Blatchford, DRO., Workman with a half
dozen amber
$3 Jos. Hudson, $3, Robt, Hi ins, sherbet glasses. Miss Workman has
p.c $''5O; Gordon 'I'atker, $2.50: Geo. been a valued member of Carmel
Swan, errorinc.,Ileetor,: rn'l. Total. Chu.rch'choir and one of Hensall's
.*b,5s'5,70. Robinson and Petty, that most popular young ladies,
the accounts as read he passel. Car-
ried. Robinson anti She; ler t, that
• Ise now a]i>urn, Carrie,l•—lies, \.
,Paterson, i lerl:.
St. Paul's Anglican Church S.S.
he'd their annual Christmas tree en-
tertaimnent Wednesday evening. tvhen
a pieniid program was given.
On ISutclty nest at St. P is
'Civil—oh in :he morning a ser i , •
Ori,tm'ts mit-ic and . tic c.r,ing
ach..ral St.TV I er H ly n noun 't at
10 geloels, Everybody wt cone On
Snnday, I)c. !t, 'Ret Mr. 1 erker
will preach fareweil i.ermcm end
seg; occupy his new rum, at \1, r -
pet t Cu -first S mimlay in f +n:ta y,
Mr. Cita: \\'nts,-u of Li., we ,was
.r, town \lmlay-.
Mrs. Muir of Saginaw. )JS't. i.
via ing at thc, 1001.e of \ir..,ni Sirs.
Ed orad Shifter
Mrs.- Bertha Bell has retnr'r
home after a pleasant visit with her
,ion and 1115 wife at St Ca ,trinee.
• Mrs, r.Dr: Reid of ort Rowan.
spent the week end stere with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Sheffer,
- The regular meeting of the Chain -
her of Commerce which was to have
been held on Friday evening, Dec. 31.
has been cancelled on account of the
entertainments.
Miss Verde 'Watson visited over
;Sunday at iter home in Listowel..
The skating rink committee Of the
Chamber of Commerce intend getting
the rink flooded this week and hope
to have ice for skating next week.
On Sunday Mr. Stewart Be'.: while
driving by Hudson's garage, skidded
into the gas pump, spilling, about. ten
gallons of gas.
-Mr. Ed. Talazki ni I\Vindsoe has
opened a repair shop for harness,
shoes and bicycles in the Murdock
block,
All the children of Hensel! and vic-
inity are invited to be present and
weleotne :Santa Clans on his arrival in
Hens -all on Saturday afters,,; n ::t
O'clock.
Miss Margaret John t nis i tong
at the post office during the Christ-
mas rush.
'Special Christina= se -Vice: "! .,e
held next Sunday iu both the United
Church and Carmel t'res's•.':r:an
'Church. Rev. lir. Sinclair sal Rev,
Mr. Soong wile occupy t'.tcir , i pits mitt ',nil sped l ntn;ic will lie
ed by the choirs.
The Hensel! nerehant. : t
y
their -t ares :nen ever -v
'tvee'e as. well ChristmasCinietmas see ti, ec-
eommodatc the '.arae t.
.Christmas shoppers.
Mg. and Mrs. Ha ry
iLm n on were week en v i
-?lr, and Mrs Corin lit,
Mrs. Trott t 1 L,Turida t
here with her sister, Mrs, Ear! 1). ant
mond and expects to spend 1tr ., .-ts
here.
Mrs. William Shepherd e , S -f
tirday visiting with Lonl ,t ..iter
;Harold Higgins is visiting with his
ister, Mrs. Orval !Beavers ei Fereu-
bar this week.
The annual Christmas tree e'tc:•-
tainment of the United Church Sun-
day School will be given -in the school
room on Friday evening, Der. 21st.
The Christmas tree entertainment
of Carmel Church Sunday School will
be held on Thursday, Dec20th.
The, 'Women's Missionary Society
of- Carutel Presbyterian Church, Hen -
gall, held their regular meeting on
Thursday afternoon, Dec. 13th in the
schoolroom with Mrs. Edwards pre-
siding. The meeting opened by sting-
ing a hyinn and Mr, Young led in
prayer: -The Scripture lesson was read
by Mrs. Workman from the 1st chap-
ter of James. The roll call followed.
Mr. Young gave a Christmas mes-
sage and after the .offering was re-
ceived .Mrs. R. Y. McLaren led in
;prayer. The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved; ass
interesting event followed in the pre-
. tenting of, a life membership certifi•
-
cate: to- Mrs. R. Y. McLaren, Mrs.•
]Workman read the address and Miss
iH.=.Craig made the presentation. As
this was the annual meeting the dif-
ferent seeretariee gave their reports
all'.•of which were most ,encouraging,
The election of officers was as fel-
Hon, Pres.,]Mrs, Arnold; pres.,
3fis. C. S. Hudson, !1st vice, Mrs. R.
Y, -McLaren; and vice, Mrs, Ed-
• wards; 3rd vice, :lfrs. Dallas; sec,,
\Irs. Leo, Walker; treas., .Mrs, D,
Nicol supply sec., Miss McGregor;
welfare r sec„ Mrs. J.' IV: !Bonthrot;
Mrs,- `iSat^idsou: Liter.,
II ,r orl man; Home Helpers
Mrs. T. Morison; pianist, Mrs. W•;A
Mellearen; assistant pianist, Miss Ir
•
ELIMVILLE.
The regular monthly meeting of
the \V, M. S. was held last Wednes-
day afternoon at the hone of Mrs.
Ed. Johns with 13 members present,
Mrs. R'm Ferguson. had charge of
tate meeting which was opened with
hyena "It cane upon the midnight
.le rr," and silent prayer was follow -
ea by the Lord's Prayer in unison,
Christmas Scripture lessons were read
by Mrs. Geo. Davis. Mrs. \\'tat. Johns
„nd Mrs. \Wnt. Clifford. The minutes
ei the last meeting were read and.
a 1 ptc•I and the roll call was answer-
ed by a "Chriettnas Message. Hymn,
"Silent Night," was sung. followed
by the dey tit,lnal leaflet "Be of Good
-Cheer, and was given by Rich. Johns,
Readings were given by Mrs. •B., Del-
bridge cat "Stewardship," and Mlrs.
Chas. Johns on "A Christmas Legend
of the busy Honsew fes" Leaflets on
"Early Missionary Work in India,"
were given by Mrs, \Ven. Eliord, Mrs,
Frank Brock and Mrs. P. Murch. The
treasurer gave a financial report, af-
ter which Mrs. ('Rev,) •Peters led in
prayer. The meeting was closed with
hyatua,.• "Blest be the tie that binds,"
and the Slizpah benediction, A' ten -
cent tea was served at the close. -
Mrs, Freeman Horne spent the
week -end visiting with relatives in St.-
Thomas
t,Thomas and Springfield.
•
VARNA.
Christmas concerts are now boom-
ing,
Mrs. G. H. Beatty ,spent a few days
in Toronto, •
• Mr, Harold Elliott and Elliott Chu -
ter left for Jellico where they expect
to get work,
Mirs. Moswp spent the week entl
with friends in Toronto:,. •
Mrs. Mo=sop and daughters are
lege connfortably settled in their new
apartments shore the store. -
TUCKERSMITH.
Township Council—The Council of
'11'icer- 11 111 met in the town hall,
Sea - z a on S :irda:y, Dec. 15. Min-
ute- . les:meeting reap and adopted.
\Whit•n,,rt M eGregor. — That the
ttnty rate $14,185.2n, be forwarded
." the county treasurer.
\Icteregnr \\ hitntere — That the
c. e for be given an extension of
time for collecting taxes anti: the first
meeting of the new council,
-\]dray-McGregor-7'ltat the I3ank
-1 Montreal, Henson, be given auth-
ority t., cellect taxes for the Town-
ship at 5c for each item under $115 and
1 le for each item over $1.5.00, but full
amount •'f each item to be transferred
with hill for collection; also penalty
,f 1 per cent. per nwnth added from
the ldth of December. Amount to be
transferred every two weeks to Coll-
ector, Canadian Bank of Commerce,
,Seaforth.
McKay-Whitmore—That Bylaw 9,
to designate the time and place for
nomination and time and places for
election with officers for same, and
Bylaw No, 10, to pay salaries,
Mdkay-:M'dG:regor—ITh:at Hugh M.
Chesney be paid $6,00 for sheep killed
by dogs.
WhitmoresClark,---71h'at the Treas-
urer Town of Seaforth be paid $30 for
use of Council Chamber for 1934.
i-1foGregor-M dICiay,—.T'hat the Ran-
kin Agency be paid $&00 for rent of
box in vault.
McGregor-Whi'tntore, — That the
collections fon telephone rentals,:
$15,5180 and $4184:313 for long distance
accounts for P934, be paid to the Tel -
(Theme Commission.
erVhitneo•e-McKay.—,That a com-
mittee of the :Reeve, treasurer and J.
\delGre,gor, Councillor, meet with the
Telephone Commission at the Dom-
inion Bank, Seaforth, to .consult with
the manager in regard to $300' in
,question between the Teeph on Coon.
and Township of Tuckersmith,
Mic)Grepor4Clar[—Tht'tt es the • Tel
e'phone Commission appeared before
the Council requesting that a line of
reit be created with the
credit t @ Baltlt of
'Montreal in Hensel]; the Council
hereby authorizes the said coenan'is-
51011 to interview the .manager of the
said Bank in regard to terms, etc,
and report at the first meeting of the
new council in January.
1Whitnt'are M Glnego'r,—jTihe council
read and adopted the excellent report
of the \1;0,111-1. in regard to the sani-
tary condition of the township, there
being no contagious diseases repotted
during 1034 also the excellent t con n
d
tion of all the schools which were
visited during the year.
Whitmore -McGregor, — That the
Clerk advertise for the purchase of
standing timber, for the purpose of
supplying wood for relief, within a
reasonable distance from the Village
of Egmondville, to be cut by parties
on relief,
Mc1Kay!MclGrego.r, — That S. H.
Whitmore be authorized to secure
and arrange terns of purchase of
timber from D. 'McLean and notify
parties when ,same is ready to cut.
I_\i -•re
dG gior-_Mc1I>.ay.—T•h!at J, A.
Murray be appointed school atten-
dance officer for 19315 at a salary of
$'1?.5O per year,
MdKiay-M[ctGregor,—T.hat the fol-
lowing accounts be paid: R. J. Beatty,
prem. on Collector's bond, $34;50; IF,
'Walters, rebate dog tax, $2; 5. Wat-
son, rebate dog tax, $2; W. Layton,
rebate clog tax, $2; Ross Chapman, do
(11933) $4; lidLe to Bros., ptg. etc.,
,655; \W J. Finnigan, supplies for
relief, ji25.711; J. Regier, wood for re-
lief, $1l1; N. Cluff & Sons, wood for
fries, $0'50; E, 13. Goodie, milk for
relief, 3; H. McMillan, col, transfers
and. rooms, $9118; 3'. H. Best, legal
services. $4.50; 'Ticar SieKiilop, tel-
ephone collections, $712.00; Jas Fin-
layson, repair apron, Moore dr., $ 1.40
'rhompson's Bookstore, supplies,
$2,95; G C. Jarrott, commitment of
patient, $5; W. C. Sproat, commit-
ment of patient, $a G, C. Jarrott,
postage for analysis, $1.50; R. Dal-
rymple, pay lists 18, 14, 20, $676:51•;
\V, R, Archibald, postage, $4; W, C.
Sproat, commitment of patient $5; \V.
R. Archibald, salary, $63; Chas, Mc-
Kay, salary, $55; M. Clark, da, $55;
S. H. '\Vhitmesre, do, $55; 5, McGreg-
or, do„ $55; G. N. Turner, bal. salary,
$100; D. F. McGregor, bal. salary,
$67,60; W. R. Archibald, sal, 13, of H.,
$S; \V, P. Thompson do„ $S; D. F.
McGregor, do, $8; H. McMillan, bal.
salary 1933, 1r50; II, McMillan, acct,
salary, 1934, $11:00,
D. ,F. McGregor, Clerk.
LONDESBORO
-The Mary Grierson .Mission Band
met on 'Sunday morning during the
church service, Owing to the ab-
sence of the President and Secretary,
Sirs, P. Manning took ,charge of
program. Miss Marion I-Iunking read
the Bible Lesson, a hymn was sung,
Mrs, Manning led in prayer. Mrs.
Gardner then tock charge of the
meeting for election of officers, Sir,
Clifford Stu:dcrcock was elected pre-
ide'nt; Miss Clarice Lee. vice presid-
ent; Mliss Eleanor Sprung secretary;
auditor:, Rhoda Gorier, Joyce Fair -
service; pianist, Phyllis . Manning.
She and Sirs. R. McCrae of Bel -
grave visited with friends in the vil-
lage on Thursday.
Mrs, .'Lyddiatt visited with friends
in the village Monday.
Mr, .Will Manning visited with Mr.
Albert Lyddiatt on Stmday.
Stirs La:trlie Young spent Friday
in London.
\Ir. R, 'Townsend and Mr. R.
1 utgbintt spent Saturday in Auburn.
Mrs. E. Crawford spent Saturday
with ler sister in Clitnon.
Mar, and Mfrs. Alex. Wells and Miss
Lizzie 'Staines spent Friday in
'London.
The Jr. Hockey team played their
first game of the season in Illlyth Sat-
urday afternoon. The score was 111-3
in favor of Londcsboro.
(Saturday night was the first might
there was skating on the open air
rivrk, All report having a good time
and the ice was fine.
Miss Gladys Mountain spent Wed-
nesday with S'tratford friends,
'T'he Sunday School is having its
annual Christmas concert on Christ
gas Eve,
Miss Van 'Camp visited with her
aunt, Mrs, T. Fairservice on Wed-
nesday.
'.Miss Gladys Fairservice has gone
to Toronto for a fe'w. weeks.
Miss Leona ,Stevens spent a week
with her aunt, Miss Belle Nott.
Mr. 5. ,Nott spent Saturday in
Illy th,
Mrs. R. Townsend and Miss Dor-
et,ty'Littie Motored to London Sat-
urday.
tit has been the misfortune of Mr.
Harvey Htuticings and Mr. Harold
\clan's to both lose horses. We wish
then' better success in ; the future.:,
Mr. Archie Webster, Master Jacic
and
I. 'R, Govier spent Saturday in
(London,
Mrs. 5. ';Cucienore is visiting re
tires • in the village.
Mr. Ephriann Brown, a former re
dent p'1 the 8th ,concession, pass
away at his home in 'Clinton Frid
morning, in his 716th year, Th
many friends extend their 's31111)at
!Mil's Venda \Va'tson' spent t
week at her' home.
'Miss Margaret Yungiblutt spent
few days with her aunt, Mrs,
'Cunningham.
• The W.M.S. held their regular -.a
coital meeting in the school room
the church on 'Wednesday last yi'i
the Pres., Mfrs. A. W. Gardiner pr
siding. Meeting opened in the esu
form g
g of singing ' and several sho
prayers were offered. The S,ecretar
Mrs, IP. Manning read 'the minut
and business was discussed. The at
nua.l reports of the several secreted
were given, all being very favorabl
and s'ho'wed good work being don
thitoughoub the year. The- allocatio
was almost met and no doubt befor
the year closes will go over the to
Rev. Mr. Gardiner, being presets
gave a brief address expressing hi
pleasure of meeting with the ladie
amid hearing ,of such good work be
ing done, Mr. Gardiner then pu
through the election of officers fo
the year 1'9,5, whilclt is as follows
Mrs. Gardiner resigned her office o
President in favor of Miss Young
,Pres.—Miss L. Young; 'list vice—Mrs
Gardiner; and vice—Mrs. R. Town
send; rec. sec,—Miss F, Jamieson
assistant—Mrs, E. 'Wood; treasurer
Mars. C. Watson; S. C. 'S.—Mfrs, Vr
Lyon; L. sec.—Mrs, Geo, .Moon; ft
trance committee - Mrs. Townsend
Mrs, 1-ingla'nd, Mrs, E. Adams, Mrs
Taylor, strangers' sec. --Miss 13
Scott; supply ,sec,—Mrs. W. Bruns
don, Mrs. Fingland; associate help
err sec. -Mrs. C. Ruddell, firs. R
;Sitaddick; press sec.—Mrs M. Man-
ning; baby hand sup.—Mfrs. Webster,
Mrs. T. Fairservice; mission band'sups—Mrs,'sup.-rs, P. Manning; mission cir-
cle sup Mrs. 3 , Thompson; flower
ccm.—Mrs. W. Brunsdan, Miss F.
Jamieson; group captains—No. 1' —
Mrs. Si. Manning; No. '2—Mrs. T.
!'dams• No, 3'—Mrs. 3, Vodcten; No.
R. Caldwell; No, 15—airs. F.
Wood; No. '6—Mrs, T. Fairservice,
Pianists—\frs, E. Adams, Mrs. 3,
Armstrong, The meeting was then
left in charge of Mrs. ,Fairservice,
captain of group No. 6 "From
'Greenland's icy mountains was sung.
Mfrs. R. Townsend' read the Scripture
lesson and Miss VanCatnp of Bel -
grave sang a pleasing solo. Owing to
the lateness of the hour, the program
was shortened. Mir. Gardiner pro-
nounced the benediction, Group No. 6
served a pleasing 110c -tea which w'as'
enjoyed,
Ilk. and Mrs. Wm. 1. Brunsdon
will be at home -to their .many friends
on Dec. 129th, it being ,the event of
celebrating -their Golden Wedding.They will receive their friends from
2 till 5 o'clock, when any 'wishing to
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STANLEY
The December meeting of Goshen
W.\f.S. was 'held at the home of
Mrs. Nelson Key's. The president,
.firs, 13, Keys, presided and read the
devotional leaflet;, "The Circle of
Friendship." Mfrs. H. .Iirratt, temper-
ance secretary, contributed an article,
"Why I Hate the Liquor Traffic."
The members were filled with joy
when the treasurer reported : having
"gone over tate top," with the alloca-
tion. Rev. Bandy presided over the
election of officers which resulted in
most of the officers being re-elected
for the ensuing year. Lunch was serv-
ed by the ladies,
'Ole 'Tuesday- afternoon last there
passed away in the city of Galt
where Ire had been living. retired for
a number of years, an old resident of
Stanley in the person of Rev: C. T.
Tough at the age of 79. To mourn
the loss he leaves behind him ,his wi-
dow, a son, Leslie, .of Stratford, and
daughter, Helen, Mrs. Dr. Sinrray of
Toronto; .also two brothers, David of
Bru•ceaeld' Wel. J., of Clinton, and
three sisters Miss Jessie, of 'Clinton,
Margaret, Mrs: W. Stevens, of
(Brucelfield, and Elsie, Mrs. John
!Davidson, of Sask. The funeral' took
plaice from his late residence in Galt
to Paris cemetery, where his remains
were interred.
Mr, Donald Turner off L'ondon was
the guest of R N. Douglas of Blake
on Sunday last.
'Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hess of Hen -
sail, with 'their son George and wife
and children spent Sunday at the
home of Mr, and Mrs, J. A. Carrie.
Christmas ,Report iof No, 14, Stan-
ley.—
'Sr. IV.-Mi•ary Farquhar 811, Kath-
leen Jones 754•
LV,—(George Clifton
'Sr. PIC—Eric:S'witz 6,
er 02, Mttuiel
Cahnerot 515,
Jr, IIIII,__ Lois 'R
atlTwvell 80, Jean,
Spear 65, Doan !Switzer 513; 'Ernie Tal-
bot 414,
Sr, Id,— MPildred Jones 60, 'Win•
Witconlbe 1513, ' ,Kenneth •1f K
ECONOIVIIGAL
Christmas Cash Bays
Icing Sugar 2® C
3 pounds for , .
Lemon and Orange
Peel . , .... , , , , pound 18c
New Dates
3 pounds for 25c
Figs, pound 10c
Mixed Nuts
2 pound's
Yellow Sugar
10 pounds 53c
2 tins Pineapple ,,..,,,,,23c
Raisins, seeds in,
2 pounds 21c
28t.
10 Pound Pail Edwd Syrup 69c
W. J. FINNIGAN
DeLaval
SEPARATORS
AND
Separator Parts
ARE SOLD AT
DALY'S
GARAGE
SEAFORTH
43,
IJr, III.—Juste Murdoch 72, Donny
McKenzie 65, Betty 'Switzer 46.
IPr.—Ru,tlt Ratlrwell.
No. on roll 116. average attendance
(14.40.
t?•hilipPa Il?enfold, Teacher,
CROMARTY.
Mr. \Vnl. Dinnin had the misfor-
!tube to fracture some ribs while
working in the grave] pit one day
last week.
The young people of the Presby-
terian Church are preparing for their
annual Christmas tree which will be
,held on Friday evening, Dec, 2lllst. A.
good program of dialogues, drills, re-
citations and music is being prepar-
ed,
Mr. and Mrs. Mac McKellar and
fancily of Seaforth visited with MIr.
MdKellar's parents on ,Sunday last.
BLYTH.
The (White 'Gift service in the 'Unit-
ed Church -had a very large attend-
ance on (Sunday night. The pageant
was very Well presented,
The community Christmas tree will
be in the hall 'Friday night at S o'clock
and a silver collection ,will be taken
at the door.
'Comnnntian 'service in 'Trinity
Church will be observed on Sunday
at 8,30 a.m. Services at 7 o'clock in
the evening with special Christmas
music and communion following the
service,
Sir. EErnest 'Robinson had the mis-
fortune to break his leg while play-
ing hockey,
NO'MI'NATION NOTICE
Township of Tuckersmith
The annual meeting of the elecbots
of the Township of Tuckersmith for
the nomination of candidates for the
office of Reeve and Councillors for
the year 1935 will be ,held at Walker's
Hall, Brucefield, on Monday, Dec-
ember 31st, 1934, from 1 to 2 p.m, 'If
a poll be necessary such poll shall be
opened on Monday, January 7th, 1035,
betwveen the hours of 9 aim. and 5
p.nt. at the following ,places and by
the follow-ing officers:
!No. 1.—lAt Finnigan's store, D.R.O.
Harry Stewart; clerk, A. Finnigan
No, 2—At S,S No, 8; D.R10., Ed-
ward (Brown, clerk, A. P. McLaren.
No, 3,- At S.S. No. 4, D.R.O. Jos.
Crich; clerk, Fred Pepper.
foto, 4,--JAt S.S. No. 3, MR.O. Thos
Chapman; clerk, 3', W, Mdlntosh
150o. 5,—S;S, No. '1., D:R.10. R. D.
(Bell; clerk, Si. Traqu'air,
•No, 6—„"At S.S. No. 9. ,DeR:O, Wm.
Sinclair; clerk, William Martin.
D. F. McGregor, Clerk.
NOMINATION ,MEETING,
McKILLOP
The annual nteetitg of the
of the Municipality of the Township
of M'cIKillop will be 'held at 'Winthrop
Hall on Monday, the`31(s-t day of De-
cember, 10134, for the purpose of no-
minating a Reeve and four Council-
lors for the year 119315. Nominations
received from one to two o'clock in
the afternoon. 'Should an election, be
necessary such election will be
on Monday, the 7th day of. January,'
19315. Polies will be open, from ,9,'a. yet;
till 5 p.m. at the following places:
Boll' No. 1. las. Carlin's house, Lot
10, Con. 5. James Nolan, D.RiO.Win.
Maloney, IP:C. Poll No. 2 --'Jos,
Hogg's house, 'Lot 25, Con. 4. Jas, B.
Hogg D:12.10, Mrs. 'Geo. Eaton, PC,
loll No. L_IJos. Smith's house. 'Lot
Con, 1(2. Henry ^ Benolelse ies, D,
R.10, Elmer Dennis, (P.C. Poll No. 4
—iS'clrool No, 7, Lot 26, Con, 112, Win.
Somerville, DIRK), Willis Dutd'as(
P,C. JIOII-IIN MeNAY, 'Clerk.
(1512)
CLINTON
NTON
CREAMERY
MRY
To take care of winter deliver-
ies of Cream, Eggs and Poul-
try, announce the appointment
of
Mr, A, C, ROUTLEDGE
as their representative in 'Sea -
forth. Mr. Routledge will re-
ceive produce at the full mar-
ket price, commencing this
Saturday, Sept. 1st.
E. C. Chamberlain
Clerk of the Second Division Court
County of Huron
Office in the Dominion 'Bank`But7d-
ing, 'Seaforth, Office hours:—
,Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
1:30 p,m. to 5:2'0 p.m. Saturday
evening, 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
SERVICES WE CAN RENDER
Life, automobile, fire, sickness and•
accident insurance. If in the mar-
ket for any of the above lines, kindly
give us a call.
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Insurance Agencies
Phone 334 Seaforth, Ont.
WANTED
:Reliable men to 'act aslAgents, Must:
have car, and knowledge 01 Livestock
IFeedin'.g, We will train you, Canada
Mineral Prodtucts -Limited, London,
'Ontario, ;)I
FOR SALE
'Thoroughbred Hereford bull calves,
various ages. Also females. 'Fred HH-
Carbert, Staffa, Dublin phone. Lot 9,
Cott. 7, Hibbert, Il
BEEF
Orders token for beef, quarters or
cuts. Delivered anywhere in town,
Phone your order to 2139 r 212, to
Percy Smith, MdKiliop. 52.
FARM FOR SALE
(100 acres of good land and good
buildings. Some bush. Apply et the
News Office.
FOR SALE
]Gasoline engine, , Massey -Harris,
L% lt.p., almost new. Louis Dever-
eaux, Huron Road East, Phone 11414t'25
513
AUCTION SALE .
Sale to be held at the 'Dick House
Barn, Saturday-, Dec, end.
iHorses. Cows, 1 heifer due at time
of sale. Calves, '1+ Jersey heifer calf.
Pigs—Sucker and chunks,
'Fowl; -Leghorn roosters for breed-
ing, pedigreed to 275, blood tested;.
6 Ancona hens, 1 rooster, number of
year olcl leghorn :hens,
(IMO entents.•--Light sleigh, steel
tire buggy-, root pulper, choice hick
ory wagon tongues, 1' rooter or pick
plow,
!Furniture.- Dining room extension
table, rocking chairs, drop leaf sew-
ing machine, beets iron and wood,.
good bicycle, wash stands, screen
door, dressers, 6 doz, records, 3 odd
chairs, 6 hack saws, 1 Red Star
'washing [machine, small coal and
wood heater, '1' set of table scales, 240
lbs,
Vegetables. --Onions, carrots, pota-
toes.
(Terms clash,
Carl 'Dalton, manager. (George H.
Elliott auctioneer.
FOR SALE
I1 registered Durham bull, ,11 year
oad, Apply to Melvin Webster, Varna..
'Phone 1115-6122, Clinton. 1511.
FOR SALE
Ill set of sleighs and 1 ice Plough -
(Apply at The Dublin Creamery.
(1511!)
How A "Playboy" !Paid His Bills.
'D'ivulgin'g the ingenious devices of
a Broadway spendthrift to raise the
money he threw away on New York's
night life but whose, resourcefulness
couldn't 'stave off his last creditor-
(Death. Read the article in The Amer-
ican, Weekly with _ Sunday's Detroit
Tinges.
FOR SALE
About 5O Legh-orn hems. Phone'
06 r 41, Hen'sall,