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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-08-21, Page 7CROSSWORD PUZZLE IR Fifteenth in a Series 'ACROSS , • l'Asterisk'', `. • fi_Strike with • 'openhand' 14 Polish , -.15 Sma•im_e llri-. 16• Pg,Pg'ScY4 _ fork (0..) 17 Tune .213 Bringforths 19 -Heating *vessels , 20 Cuddle 22 unsorted • udiaten Sour ' a India, . 24 An enzyme .25 Assists. • JilP,Ahes.0 -banlo=like ' instrument 29.04 htint4aan 33Wager:, • 35'Ordeal • . 37 Transactions 41 The dill . 43' Stel3s.'aver • afence 45 Non-lVios1,4n erAp-40 l'and ref 'fort,. fication "53,Delacing "59 ".2c -tent of ' •3 Smafltag ' land 26 Satisfies, 60'1/Inlay ' 29,Ronian road ' gibbon, 29 Scorch . st F8.rst 30 SharPeP, - roan as gi rOzOz; 63 Flashes • 31 Mimicked .07 &hart and .• 69 Hindu 38 Agaittgal -queen 38 -Egym-tian • 71 RMI • dog -headed -- 72 Of wino ,dietY . 73 Loyal i*tr lUng of 74 Danish_ beasts, . . weight "(pl.)••• 40•Warbl4 75, Condition ,42 Himalayan •• 76 places • ,- beardless , _ -.1 Reach,. 2 Riblical, weed 3 Philinifine fennel 4, Lassoes , 5 Traffic violater. , 6, African Worm that , ,7 Wild buffalo of India 8' Nuisances 0...- 9 Emitted visible" vapor - 10.Excavation It Cain .of 12 Tantal.ze "13,,City of "Germani 21 Hotter. ,44 Inherent power (p14. 41 UBBE E HURON EXPOSPT • SEAFORTII . . guished :#9 Weight ' 42 Spread ,,for drying . 54 Lifts . 55- Europeans 56 TJaderstoOd' 57, Place of . combat ' • 58 . Rlowgun , missiles • 62 Female ' horse 64 Part of face 05 Woody plan ' 66 Variety of• Chalcedony,"'"':' ',• 68 Hard.-shilled •mat FIliST IN A"SERIES CROSSWORD • PUZZLES to 0appear in THE IIURON--EXPOSIT-ORL- . (Answers next week) CONCESS'iON - lot Four Henry Gray, a native of, County Can, Ireland,: who inar- lied, Ann Bell, was the first to own Lot 4. He got his deed„in 1860, but lived on it:earlier. This farm as Btill in the Gray nanie. Two sons of 'Henry, David' who married Sarah Lep- pard, and John who married ;Elizabeth . Martiner. each got. 50 acres,,, David's son, Williand, is now, the owner of the. East 50, and with him live to other brothers—Tim • and George. John's son, William j. Gray, Who married Ruby Adams, is the Present owner of the West 50; Others in the Henry Gray ,family were Robert; Maxwell, arah (Mrs. Harry Jones), Jane (Mrs. Dayid. McKay), William and twO Other daugh- ters, who married two ..Kennedy brothers: The Gray -family always spoke of their first home in Canadaas "down coun- try".) meaning east of Toronto. ' Lot.Five James Hogg, whose. wife was Ann Shaw,' a sister of Isaac and Thomas, lived in a house onthe-northwest corner Of Lot 5 at an early date. The Hoggs in 1855 moved to a farm in Turnberry Townshim not . far from Wingharn, QM, Ned, *Henry, before he went to Elrna Township, -lived on this lot, or one quite near it: Henry .Balfour was the first owner, He got his deed in March, 1858. He was a native of Scotland, but settled -first in Darlington Township, near Whitby, Ont. •Here he married, a "Yankee"; Mrs. (Cytheria Welton) Wel- •den, a wido-O with two children, who had formerly lived in the States. Cytheria was a daughter of Zephenia,h Welton, who lived to the -age ,of 104 years and five months. When many his age were not able to walk around a town block, he still made frequent trips on foot from his home in Mitchell to the Balfour home.' When the Balfours first arrived in Hib- bert they lived in a hOuse on Lot 6• till they built a home sometime later on their own lot A few of their children were born on Lot 6. Besides their" nine children, they raised two of, their daughter Margaret's after her. death. The Bal- four children were Margaret (Mrs. William Colquhoun) , •HenrY; Lydia (Mks. Jim Roney), Elizabeth (Mrs. rHugh Colquhoun), 'Nettie (Mrs. Ed. Lowe), Lucy- (Mrs. Robert Watson), John, George and Zepheniah. Laterin life the -father-niarried-again,-this--time-anather-widow_Mrs.._Jnhn, (Mary J. Nixon) Pullman. , since Henry, three other genera- tions of Balfours have lived here -7 -George Balfour, whose wife was Sarah Linton, Lorne Balfour, who married Gladys Vipond; and. RQSS Balfour; -whose wife was the former • CREA UTTE B I NES, LE . .. DPer.is SePtePlbr 8 Practical Instruction in ali-COMMereial•SiihjectS. Qualified TeaChers - 1Vio4ern Eipdpinent Typewriters :Exninations. set, marked, and.'..Diplonias issued .1)Y THE BUSINESS ..EDUCAlEORS' ASSOCIATION OF ,CANA.TpA For several years every Seat has been tilled."' Register Now Ttnutm $22 --' Telephone 428 or 1272 Collect • 7: : STIMORRIS RCED S BENZ Sales and Service Quality • USED C for carefree, summer vacation driving. ILL[ CITIES SERVICE Pho;e140 AFORTH • 50,000 GALLONS PAINT -$2.99 PER GALLON' • .11undreds of gallons of paint, have already been sold to many satisfied readers of this newspaper, -This clearance and bankrupt stock is . fresh paint and manufacture&ty C.I.L., Sherwin-Wil- liams, Lowe Bros Glidden's etc• • .2 , 'OUR, GUARANTEE—Tt+y One galion try a hundred. -If you are' hot completely convinced that it is the best, then return the empty can or unused portion'Tor eomplete 10% refund, Shipped im- mediately anywhere in Canada. . . , , Ouqtside Taint: suitable for steel, cement, WoodWork, floors. -Cat., be thinned down for shingles. Colours:, grey; -pearl grey, shutter • c: green, apple green, chartreuse, barn red-, brightgred, tarcnulise,, coral, dutch blue cottage brown Inside Pa.hiti suitable for walls, woodwork,,plaster, over wall• , ' paper,' etc, Colours: flat White, gloss white, jonquil yellow, mint green, bone ivory, sky blue, blossom pink, shadow grey, fall beige turquoise, ' - '. 01 ALUMINUM PAINT • $3.99 Gal, ROOF CEMENT - Black, contains fibrathd asbestos, can )3e applied with old broom, or rag tied to a stick.....................9c SHERMAN'S Dept. 9 537 (OMEN ST. WEST TO110/4'1'0, OP. Bst. 1905 Lot 6,-i4s swampy an-e-tt an•d was ' taken uptilt a later "date „ than the other 'farms'. John Bell ,and his wife, the former Fannie -Shaw, lived ort_the, corner...Of. this lot till they:moved to Logan Township : John. 'White was the :first .who Owned the land. He first had the .North 25 ofthe East 50, but at a . , much later date .'had. all of it A house that was here was moved over to his home farm on Concession 4 and was used to enlarge his home there. Later .owners of this 50 have been John . Watson, Sr, John: Watson,., ,Jr:; and Alex 'Gardiner. :Hesky Flak Company now has it Tented. , ._James Watson, Son of AllanlWatson,,lionght the WeSt. 50 from the Canada Company in 1570. His brother, John,.ovin. ed it next, and John Watson; Jr, had it later. In:1906,'Johil Mahaffy" bought from WatSon, and from then the owners were the 'same as those who had the East 50 -of Let •7,. --but it was on Lot 7 all the owners lived:• 'It •Was in a 'house on thislot",that the llenr3r Balfour family lived when they first arrived. in -Hibbert. . Lot. even 'Thomas Underwood; Who. was born in 1825 and .was drowned at Carronbrook in 1561; was. the owner of Lot 7 :from. 1851, , George:Dever gOt it in 1853, and in. -1859 .Thothas UnderwoOd o.wried the- East '50 again. This land went to An:drew Underwood, his father, at the tiriae'df Thorns's death. Others. who -hadthis part of the lot were, George Hibbert,, William Mahaffy ,and John .Mahaffy. Twice .when, the 1V1alia.ffys left this •lot for a time it wasrented, first to .CePhas Drown and next to Bill- Collins:. In the early 1920's John Mahaffy returned.tu the farm from Staffa; and his Nelson from the West It was here John. Mahaffy dropped dead in 1925. Nelson later InovecIto London. Thomas Tubb .-8. the next owner, and the .)?resent owner is the HeskY Flak Company. • • • George Dever died on his West:- 50 -in 1869. Others who followed. were Mrs. George (Eliza -Underwood) Dever, Robert Nixon; who married Ellen Jane Montgomery, a niece of Mrs, DeVer, Maxwell Gray, Josiah Wats-0'(i), Freeinan Mahaffy and Frank Harris (R), Mrs, Albert A. Colquhoun, and :the Present owner, Hesky Flax Company. There are no buildingS and no fences on tots -6 and 7; and in recent year's these' 200 acres, With no parts reserved, have been sown with_either grain or flax, giving thels :otcttrg apiralttirie.:Iike appearance. _t ThomasUnderwood, the bachelor son of. Andrew, owned; Lot 8,by -1851. In 1855 he Was followed by Edward Gamble, who Came here from east Of Toronto. Roth he and his wife drank, and this was their downfalli-7-TheY,had a good farm, but lost i,t; Mrs. Gamble died while here, and he later left for parts' Unknown. In 1866 Archibald W. levy bought from the Gamble Estate. Ile carne to Ilibbert from Pickering., Ont., and was a ha,rnessmaker by trade. His first wife was Jane Ann Moore; daughter of John ,Moore, in Filnartn,r4 and his second Wife was Emma Taylor. In -1888 Levy, who Thad harnesi shop and also a boot and shoe shop, in mitchell, sold to Samuel and Thomas Mahaffy. :It was here that' Thomas and his wife, the former Annie Francis, lived till 1908. Their son, Alex,, first , graduated as , a teacher, and after teaching three years hi Dawson -City, 4nlisted during World War L In 1923 he‘gradtiated as a doctor, andlor Tears -Worked with •Rockefeller- Institute, with headquarters in New York, and: later did research -Work in. Africa, Thomas Mahaffy's son, Wilbur, VVilliain Henry ,,Gray, Alma, GrAy and, Georo Gray „have owned this lot in later years. Lot Nine ,• ‘ Again we find the narries .of Thomas trnder*oOcl and Ed. Gamble the first two owner's 'of Lot 9, with William Fawcett, who married Ruth Roadhouse, the owner by 1858. Thomas, a brother of Williath Fawcett, a few years later, had the East 50. After Thomas wentWest, John,' Collison, who mar- ried Hanrialt-Moore, had it fill he went into a hotel at BrandY Point on the Mitchell Road, Other owners were Coulson's brother -it -law, Archibald,' W. Levy, . Samuei G Mahaffy, Thomas.Mahaffy. and,Thomas Fawcett, a son of William Faw- cett. Thoinas Faweett was alSo -the owner of the •West 50 after his father. On it he built the present house and ii.4;red there after he married. Elizabeth Bidnell. • Since 'Thomas' death his son, Fred, whose wife wasLaura PaulL'has been the •owner, '0 0" . Lt - Ten •, • Robert Roney, .a native, of •Lietrini, Ireland, was the first 'owner of the North 50 of Lot 10. Robert Was twice married. By his first marriage there was only one cbild-'7Dorenda. She married a Mi. Welclen and lived at Tillsonburg. In the second family Were Elizabeth (Mrs, Henry Roney) ,Isabefia •(m.r§, Tom Glenn), Lucy (Mrs. William Thonipsdn); Thomas and:Robert John: Robert died her in 1879: After this his wife, her bachelor son, RObert jOhn, and •daughter. 'Lucy • moved to• Logan ToWnebip. Latero ItobOt Jahn. 'Went to the • State of Washington, :where his bother, Thomas, had gone •,PART TVVO 13y ISA13LLE CAMPBELL 50metime before. From then till her death; Mrs. Roney lived -with her married daughters. Other owners Of,this_lot have been John Lavery; Sr,, RObert'Lavery. (1), William Henry' Watson, john Elligson, Josiah Watson and his on, Clifford Watson. The $onth 50, also- Lots 11 and 12, being swampy land, were nottaken up till 0, later (late;ln 1890 'Timothy Pepper bought the,NOrth 25. Of the South -50 fro ni the Can. - aa ompatiy,--and iii. 1904 William Henry .GraygOt the ,Soutli 25: John Elligson Mid Josiah, WatSon -owned The 50 ,later, making 100 acres in il. In 1934 WatsOn sold, 75Aacres to John Burchill, and after Watson's death, George, and 'William Gray bought the Part formerly Owned by William 'Henry Gray. Pau -1 bekroon in 1953 bought Burch -ill's '75 acres and O StilLowns it. • ' Lot Eleven . • Lot 11 has_ been used mostly for pasture land. No one has ever lived on this lot.. Patrick McGrath, John McGrath, Patrick Ryan, -,Jack, Ryan, Thomas Hay, John Hackney and Clifford 1V1iller have owned the North 50: Matthew Harburn, HarrY Templeman, Mrs. Harry Ternpleman, Capel -Temple- mai-lam:1 Stanley Pullman have been the ovvners of the south „ part, ,Lot John Rose was; from 1870, the first owner of the West5O of Lot 12 and died here in 1884.'. After his death his 'Wife, the fornier,Jane- Green, ,and her- family carried on till she sold to Patrick McGrath, who from 1575 had owned the East 50 Other ,owners (if the 10Q acres have been Patrick Ryan; Jack TOM Hay, John Hackney and Clifford Miller. 'Tile buildings here were lost ,during the 'cyclone in 1946, while' Jack -Ryan was the•ownLr,(e.4 Lot 13, the .Donnelly homestead, has been in the name since the 1850's. James .Donnelly, who, came from County Carlow,' Ireland, was the firSt0to own it He married Eliza- beth Noon,, and they had four children—Michael, , a' bachelor, who went ,to califOrn%a,--M'arY',Ann (Mrs..-William;GiVeng), and :the tWo ,other sOns who •later owned, the .holne;,0,rm—, 'Martin, who married Winnie Feeney, and Sohn, whose -wife was Elizabeth Delaney. They had 50 acres each—Martin, „the.„East, and John,theWest. After. Martin left fat, the Canadian West, ,john owned allTlie-lot. owned it next; but hved across the road. Frank's Wife, Gertrude Dalton; was killed in A car' accident in,1948.-Frank neVer, fully 'recovered from - the shock 'of the. 'accident and passed, away hi 1957. Their. son, .Eugerie,.is the present own- er. 'After.Wilhelmus ,Lansberger left the house on the West 50, no one 'has 'liyed in, .it: Lot Fourteen -7,-Nicholastgan;-01-*Iioni-nothing is kTidwn,-own-arta 14 from 1857:: Thomas King, a Carronbrook merchant, had it, by 1869; and his bachelor brother; Henry, that same year boughtit - andowned' it till:Martin •Feeney took , it over In 1874. :martin neverlived here. , He was an early esettler Qn Concession 9 and knew much about the hardships of 110..neer life. When the time came that he had his firat wheat really to be ground into flour,, his next problern was how -Or -get it .over the. eight -mile stretch t� the, Mitchell' Not being able -t9 shoulder. two bags at °nee,' he took them in relays, : ravelling a- distance with one, then retracing his: steps for the. other: The 'walk, back empty-handed was his only rest period till he-feaclied his destination. • . Wilhani John' Givens, who . married James Donnelly's. daughter, Mary Ann, and her brother, Michael Donnelly, for 'a time .had the •West 50 of this kit, but by. 1857. Martin Feeney's widow was the owner of all the year she Sold:the 'West 5Q -to John Donnelly. Widow,- Mrs: Johnnie DOrmelly; and_son, Joseph Donnelly, have owned it since Mrs. Martin Feeney: TBE 11tIRCIN EXPQ BABOWIlt, mfr., Ationsr SEAFORTH MONUMENT W OiES .DAMY T. Pry& & Son ALL TYPES OF cEMETERY l'4E1WORIALS Inquiries are invited. Telephone Numbers: • xeter 411 Clinton, 1620 Seaforthf 573 EAFO In vievv of the disregard 1)y the general pu lie of the recent proclamation issued lay- the Town Council, re the confinement of dogs, and the fact that they are not to run at large • at any time, the Council feels that charges ust be laid under this 137-ia*. Any owner or harbourer of a dog who allows it to- run at large •can be summoned into Court. The fine in a case of this kind dou1a:156-$56.00 The Council and myself would ask all citi- zens concernedoto comply with the laws and avoid the consequences - CHRISTIE, Mayor * DR. M. W. STAPLETON .00 Physician and Surgeon "•• no ansvver, call 59' ,YORN A. GORWLI,L, B.A., 'M.D. --PhySician--and Surgeon - 'Phones:• Office 5-W Res. 54 Seaforth • James Feeney that same year,. 1887; gof-the East 50. 'He nor his Son, Jim, 'who owned it later, never lived -on it, but ,Steve Delaney till he Went to Detroit lived in the house hete. Malachi,- another' son -of Jim Feeney', -better 'known as 'Mack", owns it .and lives here. now, • Lot Fifteeff- 'John Neven,an early hotelkeeper in Carronbrook, owned Lot_ 15 from , the'18,54a!,.s.„,',""Dariiel Gallagher Was .the firatto live 6i the fariii, Hi wife was-lEllenOr O'Brien. Daniel was mail carrier from Carronbrook to Cromarty frein 180, Until • 1869: The first years he had it the route was only a twice weekly .servicei.but on July 1; 1868,, it was changed to a. six- day .,service. Charles Gormley married Dan's dangiit,er, .Bridget; andowned the lot later. :Their son, Jack .Gorniley,t lived here until.'he.tOokl over', a hotel in Mitchell. After' -that; Jack's „two .brothers,. Louis and, Augustine, workedAhe lot. Henry Mbrgan; whd had the eontraet in 185116 open the road from .Carronbrook to the BOundary; was a very„ large Man, but 'of a kindly. disposition.'.. He was1iked.and respeCted •by the Irish inunigra,nt,s, many, of whom Were his helpers on this job; and was also liked by.' the small Children. is-poS•:, sible -that Charles, Gormley was One of Morgan's helpers at least 'his son, Jack, used to tell that when he was a .small boy, if he and his brothers disobeyed thek'were puniShed by their mother in the usual ;way of the times, and ,we,re -warned by her -that she was goink to .continue this punishment if they misbehaved, even if ;they wereas big_ as Henry :1111Organ; •.Jini. Ma1ontandNorman Reim were later owners af Lot 15. George Diicharnie, the present Owneri mirried, 'Yvonne Cantin, from St. Joseph,* Ont, who is. a gtanddaUghter „of. NarcisSe Cantini the founder of St, jOseph, and the one ho -froin the tine he was a teenager on. his father's farm near St. Joseph '1880'0',. had dreams of a , deep waterway from the.head of the•Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean. Not only was his a dream, but from -1892 till the time of his death in 1940, he endeavored to Make that dreani a reality, but Was: denied Seeing, the . completion of . MS, project; The. St: Lawrence Seaway, which is progreSsing rapidlyi is .the saki, tion of the vision he long ago, had in his mind. , • in'a log house on thetortheast scorner of thiSltit George -Goiciing;m4p- married Jane thantbden ,,Harry Golding,•Who 'married' Sarah Ann Annis, and Wingfield Riley- lived :in the earlier days. The first two were the.grandparents and par- ents of SenatrWiIhiam H. Golding. Mil§ WaS, his home also, as a young .boy, when he attended No. 3 School. RESERVE YOUR: COPY- OF . . • A IIIBIIERT REVIEW — PART TWO " • (By rsablle -Campbell) ‘, Hibbert Review”. will be issued in latiok form on corn:, letion of the present series '' Copies will be available December, 1959. These Will make attractive Christ - Mas gifts. Those reserving books will be.informed- when these copies are available, and these can be purchased' from THE 'EXPOSITOR. NAME "ADDRESS mail to: - •THE HURON EXPOSITOR. Seaforth - Ontario SEAFORTII CLINIC • Telephone 26 E. A. MeMASTER, ,B.A., M.D. Internest •' Telephone 27' P. L. BRADY, M.D. • Surgeon • Telephone 70W 1 DR.• E. MALKIJS Telephone 15 EVENINGS: 'Tuesday, Thursday and SaturdaY 7rizilY, 7-9 p.m. • Appointments may, be made. A. M. HAIIPElt Chartered °Accountant • 55 South'St. TelePhone Goderich ' 343 -. Licensed' Municipal Auditor. W1JBB,DC '- *Doctor of Chiropractic- • O 438 Main 'Street 00 Eireter' -X-Ray and Laboratory Facilities . Open Each.NVeekday Except • • 'Wednesday, , -Tues. and Thurs.Evenings 7-.9 For AppOintment ' Phone., -6Q6 • DON g. DENNIS Auctioneer • •• Graduate of Reisch American School of lAuctioneeling, Lieenied in .1Iuron and Perth. Capable of handling all'types of sales, and ad- vertising. DON DENNIS, Walton O Phone Seaforth 843 ril SEAFORTH VETERINARY CLINIC J. 0. turnboll, V.S. W. R. Bryans, W. G. Drennan, D.V.M., V:S. • Phone 105 t• Seaforth A. W-SILLERY• , mister, Solicitor, Etc:- •- • --Phones: . Office 173, Residence 781 SEAFORTH : orrrAitio IVIcCOTNELI, & STEWART Barristers, Solicitors, Ete. P. D. McCONNELL- D. I. ST1EWAItT SEAFORTII, Ont. Telei)lione 174 .00 1).11. McDTNES Chiropractic - Foot:.Correction. C0111IMERCIAL Monday, Thursday —1 to 8 'JOHN E. LONGSTAFE :.:Phone 791 . •• ' Seaforth . • EYes, Exainined ,.0MAIN OFFICE-, SEAFOlarl Office Hours:• Seafortli, •,daily, exeept Mday1•,9..a.ra,,,5:3'0. p.m.; 'WednesdaY,P.rn4 Thursday eVeriingS apPeintinent C1inton1\1' iniciay,-- 9 5130 ,•, ,(Above Hawkins' Hardware) • MUTUAL' °INSURANCE 1,1EAD•OFFICEL,SEAFORTA Ont. • .. , , • - , . President -Robert Archibald;i:Sea.- -crice-Presidonf--.10.1§tet0 BroadfoOt, •• Seaforth'7, , . - Secretary -Treasurer -'-'-W. E. South • - gate,' SeafOrth: • . 'DIRECTORS: E,• 3. Trew.artha, -Clinton.; J. L. ,Seaforth.;,... Chris. Leon -r; 'hardt, ""Bernhoim; , Robert. Arehi- •' bald, Seaforth,; John'Ef. MeEwing;'• Blyth William S. Alexander,: Wal- ton:. Harvey F, GOderich; • 3".. E: Pepper, • Iltuoefielit ljster Broadfoet„ Seaforth,. ' • • O William • Leiper; Landes= boro;Prueter, Brodhagen; • SkWyn; Baker, BruSseia'; James' .. • Keys, R..11. 1, Seafortb; • Harold,'" Squires., ,RR, • Clinton. • ' • •(> 0,* .0*.00, 0.0 W; J. CLEARY '<> seaiorik. go. 0 LICENSED „EMBALMER 0 arid:FUNERAL DIRECTOR .0 right ,or'DaY Call,- 335 * 0 0,•0 0 $0 0 0 0 0 ID -0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BOX: Funeral Service 13,0X°- 0 •'LicenSed EMI3ablier " 0 Prompt and careful attention 0 - IloSpital Bed * o FLPWERS FOR ALL .• _ . • O OCCASIONS .. 0 Phones: ,,. 0 Res. i5 -'W Store 43 * - J. A. BURliE o t'uneral Director0 'and Ambulance Service 0 DUBLIN : ,ONT. '0Night or Day Calls: 0 .0, • Phone4 r' 10 El <> 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 G, A. VirIIITNE'Y * Funeral Home * Goderich St., W., Seaforth o ANIBULANCE SF,RVICE Adjustable .hospital beds •0 .0' for rent 0 • PLOWts,S FOB EVERY '° , • OCCASION - 0. 0 Telephone; Day or Night 119 0 0 ..;.:c><><>0.0.6.4><?t1 [D<><><>04:>"0`o.e>el WEDDING INVITATIONS order Them 'Ilizo.utglt THE HURON EXPOSIT