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/ ROCK BOTTOM CASH STORES
QRAND SEND |
Mr, aud Mrs. Russell Mallard and
---- and Mrs. Carter, of
----— ,„r. and and Mrs. | 'Abner Mollard over the week-end* '
j 'Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Brinsley,
visited with Mr. and I Turnbull on Sunday.
| Mr. aud Mrs. Mert
Mount Cannel, visited
Mrs. Dave Johnson op Sunday.
j Mrs. Arthur Baker has spent a
few days with her daughter Mrs.
Fahner.
| Mrs, Mary A. -Gill has been in
London for a couple of weeks taking
ARMISTICE DAY
This Store will be Closed from 9:30 to 11:30
Saturday Morning in Remembrance of the
Last World War Heroes
EXETER
Phone 46Phone 58
COOK’
ROCK BOTTOM CASH STORES
The Store That Gives You Value
HENSALL
BIRTHS
Chopping, Rolling & Custom Feed Mixing
Rolling and Mixing after Monday, Nov. 13th
MATHESON—In Dr. Fletcher’s hos
pital on Saturday, Novembei* 4th,
to Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Matheson,
of Fort William, a son (Alfred
Reginald) still born.
FREE CUSTOM MIXING
We have installed a ton feed mixer
for the benefit of demonstrating to the public the handiness
value of thoroughly mixing Poultry and Hog feeds we will
concentrate with youi’ chop free of charge for the balance of
year. After that a small handling charge may be made. Come
try one lot of feed thoroughly mixed with a mixer and you
never mix by -hand again. Two samples of feed, one mixed
for the balance of this year,
and
and
mix
this
and
will__ _ __ ... ___ __
with a mixer the other by hand, look like two different brand of
feeds.
MARRIAGES
BAKER—THOMSON—At Woodham
United Church on Wednesday,
November 1st., Janette Thomson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomson, to Mr. Edgar -Baker,
Blanshard, by Rev. A. Laing.
Wm.
of
Feeds for all Needs
Lakeview Laying Mash $2.10, Roe Laying Mash $2.40, Roe Com
plete 40% Laying Concentrate $3.50, Roe 40% Hog Concentrate
$3.15, Roe (Sunshine Minerals for Poultry, Hogs and Cattle. Sev
eral other brands of Concentrates at Lowest Market Prices.
Corn, Hominy, Oyster Shell, Shell Maker, Soya Bean Oil Meal,
Alfalfa Meal, Salt, Worm Treatments for Poultry and Hogs.
Bring us your grain and we can grind it and the ingredients you
may need such as Corn and Hominy, Concentrate and Minerals
and you can go home with a complete mixed feed at lowest possible
cost and trouble to you. Don’t delay, try a lot today.
ENGAGEMENT
WEIN BROS
Exeter, Ontario
CENTRALIA
Mrs. Pollock, of Ripley, is visiting
with her daughter Mr. and Mrs. L.
Hicks.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haddock visit
ed over the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Baynham, in Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. iS. Henry and son,
of Harriston, and Mr. Donald Hicks,
of Clinton, were week-end visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hicks.
Mrs. Julia Scandrett, of London,
spent a few days last week with Mr.
Arthur Brooks.
Mr. and 'Mrs. E. Carson and fam
ily and Mrs.
residing in
house moved
this week.
Mr. Hugo
Dobbs, of Biddulph are on a hunt
ing trip this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pollard
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
L. Ravelle at 'Grand Bend.
Mrs. Lome Hicks and Mrs.
drew Hicks visited with Rev.
Mrs. R. N. Stewart in Teeswater on
Tuesday of last week.
Home and School Club
Centralia Home and School Club
held their regular monthly meeting
in the school on Friday evening, Oc
tober 27th. Mrs. Penwarden pre
sided and the meeting opened by
singing one verse of the
Leaf Forever” followed by
Lord's Prayer in unison.
Blair favored with a reading entitled
“When Mother Wields the Shingle”
Mrs. Penwarden gave a good report
of the Convention in London. A song
by the school with Mr. L. Wein,
music teacher, accompanying on the
piano. Miss Watkins gave an inter
esting talk on the new
study.
DIED IN NORTH DAKOTA
Mr. Robt. Kydd, of Usborne, has
received word bf the death of his 'family and Mr. a.’
cousin, Mrs. Margaret Burgess, aged jprigden, visited Mr
77 years, a resident of Minoa, Minn.
The deceased had been in poor health
from a heart condition for more
than two years. Her maiden name
was Margaret Crawford. She was
born at Kippen, March 25, 1862, and
was married to James Burgess at
Seaforth, on February 28, 1881. In
1892 they moved to North Dakota.
The deceased is survived by two sons
and one daughter, four grandchil
dren and two great grandchildren.
The deceased may be remembered ; care of her niece’, who has’been quite
by some of the older residents of -- — - -
Exeter as she was a half-sister
the late Ed. Bissett and
Exeter before the latter
Winnipeg.
Mrs. Rufus
I
Thompson, of
with Mr, and %
Rock Wool Insulation
200 Odd Sashes • • * •Half
Huron Lumber Co
Phone 48 Exeter
Mrs. Gill returned home on
Saturday.
in. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lumbard, ofVisited . J emu vyci.ii.ci j_iuiiiuciru, ux
moved to pt, Huron, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
■Miss Violet Willis, of
Mich.,
Mr. and Mrs, Orby Kestle, of De-
the week-end wi4th rela-
Marlette,
is visiting with friends.
Pearce has returned
Glen Home Hotel, Mus-
Elmore Tuckey and
spent the week-end
Hy. Hopper, Wing-
troit, spent
tives.
Miss Eva
home from
koka.
Mr. and Mrs,
son, of London,
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs.
ham, visited with their son, Mr. E.
R. and Mrs. Hopper on -Sunday.
WILL BROADCAST
NOVEMBER 11th SERVICE
Honor Canadians Who Died in
1914-1918 War
Bert Holt over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Ware Oliver, of
Marys, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
B. Oliver last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hugh McGreg
or, of Greenway, visited Mrs. Andrew
Turnbull on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Pollock vis
ited Mi’’, and Mrs. John Gill Sunday.
I Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Giles left Sat-
jurday for Detroit, where they will
spend the winter.
Miss Velma Baker, of
visited over the week-end with
mother, Mrs. Ettie Baker.
You are invited to attend
prayer services week by week
different homes.
The fishermen are having
(catches of fish just'now.
I (Miss Irene Gill visited with her
friends in Sarnia the past week.
Friday night a fowl supper will
be held at the United church,
and enjoy the evening.
SHIPKA
Davidson, of Toronto,
the United Church on
St.
w.
London,
her
at
the
the
tetter
Come
Mr. Jackson Woods, who has been
ill for over two weeks was taken to
Westminster Hospital, London, on
Monday morning^for treatment for
head injuries received in the Great
War. It commenced to ca-use him
great pain 22 years to the day after
receiving it. He has' suffered con
siderably at times since his dis
charge from the army but not as
much as from this attack. His num
erous friends all sincerely hope this
will clear up the trouble and that
the treatment he is undergoing will
speed up his recovery. His sister
Mrs. J. McLachlan her brother Lew,
of London, visited here on Sunday.
Mr. McLachlan has been looking af
ter the
so.
Rev. Mr.
preached in
Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sweitzer spent
Sunday last in Thedford visiting
, | with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. -Clarke.
j Miss Violet Sharpe, of Auburn,
'spent Sunday at hey home here.
The regular meeting zof the La
dies Aid was held on Thursday af
ternoon last at the home of Mrs. M.
Baker. There were ten members
present and three visitors. The meet
ing was opened with the president
in charge. A hymn was sung and
all repeated the Lord’s Prayer in
unison. Scripture lesson was read
by Mrs. Roy Ratz. Roll was called.
Reports were given; fowl supper do
nations were given. The remainder
of the afternoon was spent in pack
ing a
needy
tests,
ladies
social
| day evening.
(Served by the hostess. Meeting was
i closed with prayer by Mrs. E. Keyes.
I Last Sunday being Missionary
Sunday in the Sunday School a solo
(Was given by Mrs. Wm. Sweitzer.! A pleasant evening was spent on
Monday last at the home of Mrs.
|.William 'Ratz when the L. A. and
I their husbands and other friends in
the community were invited to spend
,a social evening. ‘It was spent in
.games and contests. Lunch was serv
ed and everyone enjoyed the evening
immensely. A vote of thanks was
tendered Mr. and
hospitality.
1 'Wi> and Mrs.
visited
Mr. and Mrs. R. Neil at
farm work and is still doing
AUCTION SALE
large box of clothing for the
in Northern Ontario and con-
Mrs. Wm. Ratz invited the
and their husbands to spend a
evening at her home on Mon-
A dainty lunch was
FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
The undersigned auctioneer has re
ceived instructions to sell by public
auction, onA despatch from -Ottawa Monday
says:—Arrangements went forward
today for the annual Remembrance
Day service at Canada’s national
shrine, the peace tower of the Par
liament Buildings where the Domin
ion soldiery of today will gather
with veterans of other wars and ci
vilians to pay tribute to those who
fell in 1914-18.
Throughout Canada, from the larg
est city to the smallest hamlet, civic
authorities have arranged . ceremon
ies for November 11. But this ser
vice on Parliament Hill will be heard
from coast to coast, a national tri
bute to those who died in the First
Great War and to Canada’s current
war effort.
It will be a simple service in the
presence of the governor r general,
Lorcf Tweedsmuir; Prime Minister
Mackenzie King, Canadian dignitar
ies of church and state, the diplo
matic corps and consular representa
tives of many countries. ____,
The Canadian Broadcasting Cor- ,Mr. and Mrs. James Dalton,
poration will broadcast the national I
service from 10.45 a.m. EJS.T. to -
11 a.m. and from 7.'30 p.m. to (8.-30
p.m. The Canadian Legion’s special
service from Toronto will be heard
over a national network with Lord
Tweedsmuir opening the service from
Ottawa.
MOUNT CARMEL
Hubert McKeever spent the
De-
LOT 20, CON. 14, STEPHEN TWP.
Miles West of Dashwood and
1 % Miles South, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16th
19 39, at one o’clock sharp the fol
lowing:
Mr.
week-end in Wallaceburg and
troit.
Miss Elizabeth Miller, of Zurich,
is convalescing at her father’s home
here from a recent injury.
A number attended a miscellane
ous shower on Friday at the home of
Mrs. Dennis O’Rourke given in hon- 1
our of her sister Miss Muriel Dietrich
Muriel received many useful gifts
Mr. Joseph McKeever purchased
a new Marconi radio from Herb
I Hartman last week.
| A number from here attended the
Lucan Fowl Supper last Tuesday
night.
'' Mr. and Mrs. Nap. Geromette, of
Denfield, spent
latter's parents
Coughlin.
I Mr. and Mrs.'family, .-of Goderich spent Sunday
HORSES—Matched team Clydes,
real wagon team, 5 and 6 years old;
black Percheron colt, rising 4 years;
Percheron colt, 2 years old, dark
iron grey, 2 years old.
CATTLE—Hereford cow due De
cember 16th; white cow due March
3rd; roan cow, bred, still milking;
red cow, milking; Hereford steer
rising 2 years/ roan heifer rising 2
years.
PIGS—York Brood sow; 6 York
pigs, 7 we&ks old.
IMPLEMENTS— Deering binder,
6 ft. cut; Frost & Wood mower, 5
ft. cut; Maxwell hay loader, side de
livery rake, wagon, nearly new; 3-
drum steel roller, cultivator, spring
tooth; disc, nearly new, out-throw;
2 3-section harrows, Oliver bean
sqjiffler with puller combined; Cock-
shutt manure spreader, Clinton fan
ning mill, attachment for scale, seed
drill, cutter, light wagon, 4-wheel
trailer with stock rack, Cockshutt
riding plow, 2 Cockshutt walking
plows, 2-furrow plow, 16 ft. hay
rack, gravel box, root pulper, cut
ting box, set sling ropes, large rope,
14'0 ft.; bag truck, ladder, block
and tackle, wheelbarrow, power
clipper with sheep clipper combined;
platform 8 x 12 ft., galvanized on
one side; 2 butcher’s kettles, large
brooder stove, barley forks, hay
forks, hay knife, stable forks, log
ging chains, neckyokes, whiffletrees,
eveners, horse collars, set single
harness, set harness, nearly new; 2
set heavy harness, grindstone, cross
cut saw, steel drum. Generator out
fit for lights, and also radio com
bined.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS— Large
range stove, 1-hrge extension table,
china cabinet, new; 9 dining room
chairs, kitchen cabinet, washing ma
chine, wringer, churn, DeLaval sep
arator, 3 beds, springs, and other
articles too numerous to mention.
. Everything v^ill be sold to the
highest bidder as proprietor has.
rented his farm.
TERMS OF SALE—CASH
FRED PREETER, Proprietor
MILFORD MERNER, Clerk
ARTHUR WEBER, Auctioneer
an
their
I., to
Mr. and Mrs. John H.
nounce the engagement
youngest daughter Ruby
Alvin E., second eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. John E. 'McNicol, the mar
riage to take place in November.
Pfaff
of
M.
Mrs. Ratz for their
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Baker
sire to express their sincere thanks
to the many friends for the kindness
and sympathy extended during
death of their son Jack, and
many kindnesses shown during
long
“God Save the King” and the Miz-
’ pah benediction.
. PresentationOn Thursday evening of last week '
'a large number of friends gathered
in 'Cook’s Hall foi’ a pleasant even-
jing with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hod-
igins, of Wiarton. During the evening
Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins were present
ed with a handsome china cabinet.
On Sunday, November 12tn every
one is invited to be present at the
Sunday school service. Rev. Le Grow
with two carloads of boys and girls
from Friendship Ho'use, London, will
‘take charge of the worship service
jand vfcill provide special music.
I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins,
,of Wiarton, were on vacation last
week and visited with Mr. and iMrs.
N. Mitchell and relatives at Green-
; way.
i
de-
Mr.
Kenneth
home of
Brinsley.
Major Baker and
on Sunday at the
illness.
the
the
his
ltp.
CARD OF THANKS
The iScherbarth family wish to ex
press their sincere thanks to the
friends of the late Herman 'Scher-
barth in Crediton and district, for
the kindness and sympathy extended
during their recent sad bereavement;
also for the floral tributes.
GREENWAY
Sunday with the
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
John Hussey and
-Miss Mary McCann R.N., -of Kit
chener, is spending a few days with
i her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. McCann.
I Mr. and Mrs. Clem Murray and
family, of London, spent Sundajr
with the former’s sister, Mrs. Frank
Coughlin.
Mr. Joseph Glavin purchased a
new General Electric Radio.
Mr and Mrs. Andy Mcrrissey,
spent Tuesday in London.
WINCHELSEA
Hedden, who have been
part of Mrs. McFalls’
to tLucan on Monday on
Theander and Mr. W.
were
Mrs.
An
and
“Maple
the
Isabelle
Mrs.
Jas.
were
Geo.
course of
A musical number “When
You Wore a Tulip” was rendered in
a very fine manner by Mr. and
O, Brown and Mr. and Mrs.
Blair. Several business matters
dealt with. A reading by Mrs.
Hicks was enjoyed by all. Mrs. L.
Wein, of Crediton, was the guest
speaker and he gave a very interest
ing talk on “How and Why Music is
Taught in Schools.” The meeting
was brought to a close by singing
KHIVA
Mr. and Mrs. William Mason spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mansel
Mason of Grand Bend.
Messrs. James Ziler, Lloyd Lip
pert and Earl Ratz left
for Manitoulin Island on
trip.
Mrs. Joe Baker visited
with her parents Mr. and
Mason.
Shower for Bride-Elect
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O'Rourke en
tertained about seventy-five
hers and friends on Friday,
November in honour of the
sister Miss Muriel Dietrich
elect of this week and presented her
with a miscellaneous shower. The
gifts were brought into the living
room in a gaily decorated basket
which held many useful gifts for
the young bride’s home. M-uriel very
ably expressed her thanks for the
beautiful and useful gifts. A dainty
l-unch was then served.
this week
a hunting
last week
Mrs. Wm.
neigh-
7th of
latter’s
bride-
Winterize your car now at the
Ford Garage. Prestone only $3.45 a
gallon. Reasonable prices on Alco
hol and all winter grease and oil.
Service on all makes of cars. Three
fully experienced licensed mechan
ics to serve you.
FOR BETTER HEALTH CONSULT
ARNOLD C. ANDERSON
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
Licensed Chiroptactor and Drugloss Therapist using a calbro-
maghowave radionic instrument
A Radionic Examination Will Reveal the Cause of Your Sickness.
Hours: 9 to 12 a.m, and 1:30 to 6 p.m. Closed Wednesday
Afternoons. Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings, 7:30 to 9:30
Phone—-Residence 321; Office 419-j.
STRATIIROY CONSULTATION FREE
Mr.
thank
sis ted
Ipaign
CARD OF THANKS
Isaiah Tetreau desires
all those who in any way
or supported him in the cam-
that has just been concluded.
to
as-
CARD OF THANKS
and Mrs. Bert Selves take thisMr.
opportunity of thanking all who as
sisted them in any way during the
recent campaign.
.James Street Evening Auxiliary
The regular monthly meeting of
the Willing Workers’ Evening Aux
iliary of James St. United church
was held at the home of Mrs. Wm.
Thomson, Usborne Township, with a
good attendance present. The meet
ing was in charge of Gladys Stone’s
group and opened with the use of
hymn 153 followed by the Scripture
reading by Nellie Carmichael. A duet
was rendered by Misses Lulu Lin
denfield and Pearl Wood. The 2nd
chapter of the Study Book was given
by Hazel Woodall followed by hymn
123. The meeting closed with the
Mizpah benediction in unison. A very
dainty lunch was served by the
group in charge.
BRINSLEY
Rev. Mr. Davidson, of Toronto,
occupied the pulpit of the United
Church on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. David Shepherd and
Miss Nellie Lewis, of Corbett, visited
with«.<Mr. and Mrs. Earl Morley on
Sunday.
The young people presented Ro
land Nell and bride with a studio
couch in the hall at West McGilliv
ray on Friday evening.
Mrs. Eldon Hodgson and Mrs. A.
Reid were delegates to the Women’s
Institute Convention held at the
Hotel London, last week.
Mrs. McPhail, of Goderich, visited
her friend Miss Mary Amos.
On Sunday last Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Maguire entertained about 35
of their
grandchildren
it being Mrs.
day. Relatives
Tillsonburg,
Alisa Craig and Centralia. All
turned homo thanking them emu nieeuug uy mu icsuciai iuuiuiuiu«ty|
wishing grandma many more happy Kinder the convenorship of Mrs. Tomi
birthdays. DesJardine.
grandchildren and
to a hot goose
Mhguire’s 74th
were present
Woodstock.
WOODHAM
the, Rev. A. Laing officiated at
marriage which took place in Wood
ham United Church last Wednesday
at noon of Miss Jeanette Thomson,
daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. William
Thomson, to Mr, Edgar Baker, of the
Mrs. R. L. Sheppard is spending a
few days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. English.
Miss Doris Hicks spent the week
end in Royal Oak, Mich., the guest
of Mrs. Haskin.
A ten-cent tea was held at the .
home of Mrs. Jos. Carruthers Sr., on
Wednesday of last week with a large j
attendance of ladies, many of whom tenth line of-Blanshard.
enjoyed a visit with Mrs. Mose Car-1 Those from here that attended
ruthers, of Detroit, who has been , the W. M. S. meeting down at Zion
visiting with Mrs. Carruthers and (On the
her family for a couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Wilson visited
with friends here on Sunday. Mr. J. speaker.
B. Nichol and Miss Ruby Hicks ac- ' conducted the devotional part. Mrs.
Brock, of Zion, Usborne, fav-
with a piano solo and a vocal
was given by Mrs. Alex Berry-
of the Base Line and was ap-
splendid
returned
Mitchell Road, report a
meeting with Mrs. -Paterson
missionary, as the guest
The Woodham Auxilary
in (Geo.1 ored
solo
hill,
predated immensely.
Woodham W. M. S.
The Woodham W.M.S. met Thurs-
Mr.
are
and
I
I Wedding bells are ringing in this
community.
• -Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pym and fam
ily, of Elimville, visited on Sunday
with .Mrs. W. J. Veal.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jaques, of
Exeter, called Sunday on Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Delbridge
and family, Mr. and Mrs. George
Hurrah, of St. Marys, visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W.
Batten.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodgins,
. Saintsbury, visited on -Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fletcher.
| Mrs. Freeman Horne and Kath-
. leen visited on Thursday with Mr.
1 and Mrs. Henry (Ford, of Elimville.
Mr. and :Mrs. Alf. Collier and Grace
of Kirkton, visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner McRoberts,
of Lucan, called on Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. George Davis.
Mrs. W. F. Batten visited Wed
nesday with her sister Mrs. Bill
Fletcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Johns visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Long at Atwood.
i Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Small, Mrs. Ar
thur Connors, Mrs. Harold Sutton,
of London, visited on Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs. George Davis.
ELIMVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stephen
on
F.
of
companied them to their home
Hamilton.
Mr. Dawson Woodburn and
James Wasilyk, of Toronto,
spending a few days with Mr.
Mrs. C. Woodburn.
Mrs. Carmen Woodburn and Mar
ion are visiting with his sister Mrs.
Mousseau, of Kippen.
The Greenway United Church S.S. ,------------------------------ ---- ---------- nf
was well represented at the annual vJcei Mrs nhinip stpnhpn nt r
convention held on Friday afternoon
and evening in James -St. United
Church, Exeter.
and
day afternoon of last week in the Donnie, Mr. and Mrs. Will Stephen,
basement of the church with the 1st Woodham, and Mrs. C. Stephen
... ” ’ ' • ' * -Mr. and
the chair. Miss Wilson took charge | Mrs. Rhinie Stephen at Chesley last
of the worship service and read the Sunday* j
Bible lesson and Mrs. Rev. Laing ! and Mrs. T. Bell and Mr. >L. |
prepared the Study Book and por- 1 Bell attended the Golden Wedding,
i
|B. Line and Home School
Association
The regular monthly meeting of
the B Line Home
iation was held
school. Mr. E. C.
of Public Schools
speaker. Mr. Beacom spoke on the'
subject “Transportation of Rural'
Pupils to High School.” This is a
and -School Assoc-
recently in the
Beacom, Inspector I
was the guest
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
tions were given, to several members I Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Re; pe^ER Mc-ISAAC late of the
to read. At the close of the meeting JSeaJorth last Saturday.
a business session took place and it
was decided for the ladies to get ' Dashwood, spent a few days
together on Friday afternoon and week visiting Mrs. W. Routly.
quilt several quilts that have been ■ ’ Miss Florence Bell is nursing in
look
Red
I Mrs. Schade and two children, of
last
I Village of Dashwood in the Coun-
i ty of Huron, Undertaker, deceased
j CREDITORS and OTHERS having
I claims against the estate of the said
deceased are required to send full
particulars of such claims duly ver
ified to the undersigned on or be
fore the 15 th day of November, 1939
after which date the Administrator
Will proceed to distribute the assets,
of the said estate, having regard
only to the claims of which notice
has been received.
Dated this 31st day of October,
1939.
T. Harry Hoffman, Adminstrator
ll-2-2tc Dashwood, Ontario
Victoria Hospital, London.
Miss Leola Johns, of Toronto, was
home over the week-end.
Mrs. V. Miller, of Palmerston, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ben. Wil
iams this week.
_ Mr. and -Mrs. Hedley Unger, near
to
their home after spending several
weeks visiting with relatives here.
Dickey - Ford
A quiet wedding was solemnized
at the home of Rev. Wm. Mair, at
Thames Road on Saturday afternoon
(County Council will be held in the J at three O’clock when Laura Evelyn
m i Irene, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Ford, of Usborne, became
the bride of Lance-Corporal W. H.
Dickey, of the Perth Regiment M.G.
son of Mrs. W. J. Dickey and the
late Mr. Dickey, of Derry, Ireland.
pieced for missionary purposes?
War Service Unit was formed to
after the various work of the
I Cross.
There were no services held
last 'Sunday owing to anniversary ,
JT'UpiJlO LU XX15H DVUUPli J. 11 IB IB _ . , , it.subject which is claiming consider-| ^t^ion on Hie . returned tWs
Many from here attended
services.
Mitchell
church,
both the
here
able interest at present. An interest
ing discussion followed, which c
brought out the many advantages of 1'
taking the children to high school.
Mr. Douglas Gill, music director for ■
the school, conducted a singsong and j
he and Miss Beulah Holt favored
with a duet. The Federation Presi
dent's message, which urged the pro
tection of children and theii’ educa
tion during wartime was read by
the president, Mrs. Howard Des Jar
dine. Representations were present
from Grand Bend, Shipka, 'S.IS. No. , , _ ..........
from lo, Dashwood, Weyburn and the 'tions and other business requiring j The bride wore a dress of rust crepe
London,'Blue Water Highway Schools, Lunch 1 nr>>-i oovlUa « ....... _ ,
re-'was served at the conclusion of the
and meeting by the (Social 'Committee,
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The next meeting of the Huron
great I
dinner [
birth-
Council Chambers, Court House,
Goderich, commencing Monday, No
vember 20th, 1939 at 2 p.m. instead
of Tuesday, November 14th as prev
iously advertised.
j All accounts, notices of deputa-
■attention should be in the hands
i of the County Clerk by November
18 th.
T. M, Roberts, County Clerk
Goderich, Ontario
:and carried a bouquet of rust and
white chrysanthemums. They were ! attended by Miss Ina Ford, sister of
the bride and Mr. John McElrea, of
Woodham.
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