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onto and relatives and friends, from
G tter'leb, Dunganou, Ethel, Walton
and this community attended the
funeral,
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Obituary
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Hugh Anson Shaw
Hugh Anson Shaw died at his
home in Bluevale on Tuesday after-
noon, in his 90th year.
Mr. Shane was the son of the late
Mr- and Mrs. ,Samuel Shaw, who
were among the early pioneer set-
tlers of Morris Township, He was
born on the 2nd concession and liver].
Atfhere until a few years ago when he
retired from active farm life and
proved into the village. In July of
tams year Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, form-
erly, Miss Mary Forrest, celebrated
the 50th anniversary of their mar-
riage. For over a year he had not
enjoyed, good, health, stuttering from
a heart condition. He died while.
sitting in his chair after dinner.
He had a bright, cheerful dispos-
ition and always had a kind word tor
his friends. Pie was especially fond
of children among whom he had
strong admirers. Mr. Straw was al-
ways interested in the affairs of his
school section and was a trustee of
S. S. No. 10 Morris tor thirty years.
He is survived by his wife and
th ee sons Ralph, Frank and Alex,
all of Morris Township and five
grandchildren, two brothers, Arthur
and Robert Shaw of Bluevale, two
half brothers, Frederick J, Johnston,
B.A. end Rev. Alfred J. Johnston,
D. D. and one half sister Mrs, Will-
iam Clank all pf Toronto.
The fcne5ral was held on Friday
afternoon florin Knox Presbyterian
Church of which he was a faithful
member. The very large attendance
r,- relatives and friends was a fitting
tribu'e to the departed, The service
was conducted by Rev. F. G. Fowler
as=sisted by Rev. J. R. Greig of At-
wood a former minister here and
Rev. C. 'Dweller of the Bluevale
United Munch. During the service
Mr. Greg sang "The Old Rugged
Cross.", ,
The pall bearers were Messes. W.
S. Davidson, Will Moses, Allan Ram-
say, Graham Campbell, J. Riley and
J. C. Higgins.
The floral tributes were numerous
and' beautiful, Interment took place
in Brussels Cemetery. Rev. A. J.
Canadian Legion _Zone 10
Drumead Service
Under Auspi l!cs of the SeafortbBranchCanadianLegionNo.156
Sun..ay, Se t. 8
2p.m VICTORIA PARK 2 p. m.
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THE PROGRAMME WiLL INCLUDE
SSED B7tNDS
ADDRESSES BY
aj. the Rev. Norman Rawson
OF HAMILTON, AND OTHER SPEAKERS
Community Singing - - Prayers
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holding at the same time and place a
T IOTIC RALLY
TO .ENCOURAGE AND ASSIST THE GOVERNMENT IN ITS WAR EFFORT
All Patriotic Citizens are Urged to Attend
GEORGE FEAGAN, Warden
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Mrs, William CoWard,,
There passes' away in Detroit or
Saturday, August 31et, Annie Laird
beloved wile of the late Widiant
Coward in her and year,
ITlue funeral service was held on
Sunday from the R'aun Funeral Par-
lors,
The Pallbearers. were; John Sim-
limns,., L, W. DWJiorriee', Harry Cham
Pion, R. J. MeLauehlin, Chas. Lewis,
and W. D, I!lelrmier,
Mortgage Sale
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of the
Power of Sale contained in a certain
mor'gage (which will be produced at
the time of sale there will be of'er-
ed -for sale by
THOMAS FELLS, Auc'tione :r
at
PUBLIC AUCTION
on TUIOS:DAY the TWENTY -
FOURTH day of• SEPTEMBER, A.
D, 1940, at the hour of 1.30 O'clock
in the afternoon (Standard Time at
the farm of CHARLOTTE G.
FEWSTIIR, R. R, 2 BRU'S'SELS,
Ontario, the following property,
namely:
ALL AND SINGULAR that cert-
ain parcel or tract of land and prem-
ises, situate, lying and being in the
Township of Grey, in the County of
Huron and being composed of the
south half of Lot Number One in the
Tweldth Concession of the Township
of Grey, containing by admeasure-
ment 50 acres more or less.
On the said lands there is said to
be erected a dwelling house with
suitable farm buildings;
The land will be sold subject to n
Reserve Bid;
TERMS OF SALE OF LAND : —
Tiweity-five per cent of the purchase
money to be paid down at the time
of sale and the balance to be secur-
ed by a mortgage with interest ar
four per cent per annum,
For further particulars and crndit-
ions apply to
Commissioner of Agricultural Loans,
East ]3loctc, Parliament Bldgs.,
Toronto, Ontario.
Mortgagee.
DATED at Toronto this 30th day of
Adgust, A. D. 1940.
Auction Sale
Farm, Farm Stook and Implements
kot 29 &. 30, Concession 6, Morris
First Farm South of Brussels
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th
Sale Commences at 1 P. M, Sharp
HORSES
1 matched team Percheron Horses,
6 years old.
CATTLE
2 Jerseys Cows, milking goad due
March 19
3 Jersey Cows milking,
1 Jersey Cow due to freshen Sept, 25
1 Jersey Heifer supposed in calf
5 Jersey Heifers supposed in calf
1 half Jersey Heifer supposed is call
1 Jersey Bull
3 Spring Calves
PIGS
1 Registered Berkshire Boar
2 Registered Berkshire Sows d'ue
Sept. 28 and 'Oct. 26
1 Red Sow due time of sale
1 White Sow due Sept. 29
1 Red Sow bred one v{,eek
5 Small Chunks
FOWL
100 Rock Pullets
20 Old Hens
20 Ducks
( IMPLEMENTS
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1
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11 Geese
Wagon 1 set of Sloop Sleighs
Roller 1 Manure Spreader
Mower 1 Horse Rake
1 Disc 1 Seed Drill
1 set of Harrows 1 Turnip Sower
1 Riding PloW, nearly new
1 Heavy Gang Plow 1 Potato Plow
1 Scuffler 1 Wheel-Bar^ow
I Buggy 1 Root-Pulper
I Cutter 1 Fanning. MRI
2 Range Shelters 1 Hay Rack
1 Ice Plow and Tongs, 1 Grave Box
1 Set of Double Harness 1 Pig Box
1 sat of Single Harness 1 Cook Stove
1 Melotte Cream Separator
1 Parlor Rud 1 Sugar Kettle
80 Sap Pails Bioieters
Whiffle-tjHeea Loggtrlg Chains
Forks Shovels and many other
articles too numerous to mention
Also Hay and Grain
' TERMS CASH
50 sore farms 4 acres of bush,
plenty of water, will be offered for
sale subject to reserve, bid,
Herb. Hawkins F. W, Kemp
Proprietor Auctioneer
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WEDDING Moorefield, Rev. Harold Snell of
of Mr, and Mrs, William. Lawless,
* * * * * a :1 * :l' * Filial United Church performed the
ceremony, and the wedding music
ROBERTSON—,STEVENS was played by Miss Margaret Vi -
A quiet midsuaner (wedding was pond, Atwood.
solemnize at Brussels United The rooms were decorated In
:Church parsonage recently, when
pink and white and the ceremony
Mary Stevens,second daughter of took place under an arch of pink
Mr. and Mrs, Richard Hawkins, of incl white flowers backed wilt Glad
Anderson, an5dl Angus C. Robertson• ells.
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John The bride was given In marriage
by her faller and wore a white
French lace embroidered on net over
satin gown with train, her veil was
of silk net with halo of French lace,
She carried a bouquet of Premier
R "les. The bridesmaid Miss
Florence Welker of Listowel wore a
floor length pink taffeta dress and
carried a 'bouquet of Talisman
Roses. The groom was supported
ry his brother Mr. Mervyn Lawless
During the signing of the register
Mr. Irvine Hewitt sang "Because"
Following the ceremony a wedding.
dinner was served by seven girl
friend of the bride after which the
happy couple left on a short wed-
ding trip. The bride travelling In a
black crepe dress, velvet has and
suede accessories.
Guests were present from Vegi's-
leen Pearson was united in marriage ville, Alta„ Atwood, Carthage, Palm -
to L Bdr. Sohn Franklin Lawless ereton, Blythe and Moorefield.
Robertson, of Kipper, were unite(.
in marriage, The Rev. C. L. Lewis
officiated. The bride was becom-
ingly gowned in a street-lerugtir
dress of Monterey rose sheer with
hat and matching accessories& Mrs,
Roy HaiwkIns was the bride's at-
tendant while Mr. Roy Hawkins,
brother of the bride, was grooms-
man. Following a motor trip to
Niagara Falls and other eas'ern
Ontrio places, Mr. and Mrs, Rob-
ertson will reside on the bride-
graoM's farm near Hensel].
LAWLESS—BREMNER
A pretty Autumn wedding took
place at the home of Mc, and Airs.
William Bremner, Grey Township
on Saturday, August 31st at '7 pan•
when their youngest daughter Kath-
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