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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1937-08-27, Page 4„anierinallen: ” • &fin ' " • 0, 4,4t, p tit t#;4 ' 777„17171177, Altitalk20101„,....,„„„4 444.t • will be inserted at new low cash rates: and newel. Casaba; Evru/s. Mc.#^^,•Por yeas . let week 01.. 1 Gana and week IA Cent Sze week le Cent •Stauxeum Shame ant irntiOrtiOn lee Cents nesh figure. initial end ebbreviation4 daunts as one wen r In Ineruanat 1Eotices-4 cent Per wOrd. Minimum, 60 mate pee week. be directed to a Box (Number, care of The Huron Exeseeitor, or 10 cents per week will be charged if ads In above clam are not paid by the . eight In the week in which the al wet run.•_Melee" end Deaths inserted free ef charge. SAO. Notice to Creditors. Etc.—Rates es attenrotien , E, ee• 'Wanted 1 Articles For Sale -4- e „ ee, ts. 144444—tein ottainne OR sonatinas, 'edge:Mans or 'business people. Apply to - 127y-EXP0SIT011 eannen. 3637x1 Notices •1 1;1(00IRe ERESSING--NOW OPEN AT MR. _ En. IL Close's Barbee Shop. Shaerapoes. 'Anger wares and marvels. Reasenable pee- es- rBART„. VENNER. 3637x1 NOTIOn—Tan eneWriner PUBLIC LIB - nary will be ckeed from August Seth etto Seeterabor 1418, for Librarian's vacatipn. 3636-2 _ Auction Sales TeCTION SALE °OF STOCKEIRS AND Feeders, at Fred Eleringenes Farm, two miles north and 331 miles east of Exeter, on lereday, August Nth, 1937, sale at 2 pera.„ 65 choice quality Stockers and Feeders, Steers Mut Heifers, in geed flesh. fnom sea to 700 Peunds; 20 good steep) weighing 900 reluelde Mr. and Mrs. C. Martin. have return- vtaapee dr 30 mike far 25,3 per head... .1. t with the lady's sister ewe. Terne—nosse. cease delivered up to e from a visi 2.111eARTH-en, Proprietor: waigle,. efeeet, and brothers in Detroit and leave this Auctioneer sawn 1 week for their 'tome at Englehart, La ion sad Mt nen nne vt3A their /nether and eintee - -Bee. Me Bata Reetor Of Haletvill •EMniparm, with htte;two setts. called et the hoMe of Mrs L. Beatty on Sunday. Mese Johnston, and Mrs. Rebinsee, cof lineman, called at the home of Mr. George Beatty, Sr„ last week: Mr. and Mrs. F. Weekes apent Sua- day in Listowel. and Mre. M. Elliott and family spent Sunday at Mr. Roy Monisen's cottage, Port Elgin. Mr.' and Mrs. Johnston, of Goderich were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wie mer Reid on Sundae'. pee SALE — SLDWAY WICKER BABY '2- buggy, tan and 'brown, in excellent condi- tion. Also enamel baby bath; reasonable. Agree to Bee 1e13, EXPOSITOR OFFICE: 3626-tf Births HOLLAND --In &Mt Mempred Hospital, Sea - forte, on August 21s4, to Mr. and Mm. Gearge Holland, of Dublin, a son. 1N1RIGHT—In Scott Memorial Hospitzel,, Sea - forth, ea August 22nd, to Ate and Mrs. Herb. Wright, of Blylie a daughter. Deaths DICKSON—In Seatforth, an Wednesday. Aug. 21.513, Eiizabeth Scott Kerr, widow of Me bate Adam Dickson.. TUCKERSMITH- • Lost and Found I where Mr. Maztin is Principal of the school. Miss Elsie and Masters Gerald and George Whitmore, who have been vis- iting with Mr. and Mrs. S. Whitmore, have returned to their home in To- ronto. The 'Tuckersmith Ladies' Club will meet on Wednesday, September lat, at the home of Mrs. Austin Matheson. j Rolf can will be. "Some interestin.g ' facts concerning Canada." -.MONEY LOST—IF THE PERSON WEEIO e2e- took the none f rora a pocketbdek Smear& Post Office on Wednesday morning. August leth, will return the some at once. • no questioes, will be asked. GEORGE COLE- MAN, Seadorth, 3637x1 Property For Sale 'EVE SALE—FRA.ME HOUSE, 8 Rooms, •2'. dement foundation, electric lights, barn and six lots, aciaroted for market gardening. Charles Holbein Estate. Apple to MRS. RICHARDS, opposite Collegiate. 8620-11 visiting this week with Shirley Caul - tis. Mrs. Laura Hayden, also Mr: and Mrs. Basil Thrower and Eleanor, cL 'Won SALE -140 YEAR OLD Leenceun London, were visitors on, Sunday with ••• hens, now Saying 60 %ler cent Also 50 — Reek melee ever 5 =wees ole and started nr. and Mrs. John Herdman. DAVE MeINTOSIL Alone 137 r 41. 1 Mrs. Thomas Bell spent last week 36364 visiting at the home of Me, and Mrs. Sam. Hannah at Seafarer. Miss Doreen Coultis holidayitig this week with Kathleen Jones near Kippen. Mr. and Mrs. William Johns, alao Mr. and Mrs. Wes. JOhns visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William. Pylms near Chieethurst last Sunday...1' For Sale .01•11101111MIMMINIMIll 04•1:4=1.1.114404=AAAM144111444 ELIMVILLE STANLEY Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Clark, of Hamilton, are visiting with the form- er's brother, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Clark. The Goehen W. M. S. met at the home of itre R. M. Peck last Thurs- day for their monthly meeting. The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- per will be observed at Goshen, Blake and Varna United Churches next Sun- day. Mr. George Peck and d'aughter, Miss Agnes Peck, of Park River, North Dakota, are visiting with the formers sister, Mrs. W. J. Larsson. Miss Isabel Robinson has returned from a pleasant vacetion. at Hunts- ville, Muskoka. useenneennee Miss Mildred Jones, of Kippen, iri te Tenders Wanted TENDERS WANTED Township of Tuckersmith 'WENDERS WANTED FOR CONSTRUC- -' teen of Sinelsir Drain in the Township of Tetekersmith, consisting ar 6,950 lineal feet el open drain of Which 1.400 feet must be done with (horses. and 5,700 feet teed -drafte Contrazt. to be awarded in lamp earn and to be in (tee bands of ,the Clerk by August 2883. Plans \and specifications may be seen at the office of the Clerk. D. F. McGRECOR, Clerk. 3636-2 QEALED TENDRILS ADDRESSED TO tHA 2° undersigned maid .endorsed "Tenier ler Public Building, Kitchener, Ont.", will be meeeivecl until 12 o'clock noon (daylight saveig), Monday, September 13, 1937, for the erection and' completion af a Public Building at Kitchener, Ont. Flans and sPeeffication can be seen and Somas er tender obtained at the offices of the Chief Amite -Met, Department of Publie Works, Ottawa, the Supervising Arehreeet 36 Adelaide Street least. Toronto, Ont., the Caretaker. Public Building, Kitchener, One, weld the Caretaker, Public Building, Hamil- ton, Ont. Tenders will not be censidered unless made on the, forms suppled by She Dee -element end in aceerdence with tbe conditions set %brill therein., Each tender must be accompanied by a certified cheque on a chartered bank in Can- ada, Payable to the order of -the Honourable - lite Minister ef Public Works, equal to 10 per centf of the arcepunt of the tender, or Dearer Bones of the Dominion of Canada or of the- Canedian National Railway Com- pany and t4.s eonstiteent companies, uncon- ditionally •gestranteed as to prin. deal and entereat by the Dominion of Canada, or the aforementioned bonds atei a certified cheque 11 required te make ep an odd amount NOTE.—The Department, theange the Chief Architect's Office, Neel suptele idtteseeinie end specification of the work cm deposit or a sum of $25.00, in the form of a certified bank cheque payable to the order of the Minister of Public Works. The deposit will be re - on (return of the blue -prints and specification within a month from the date od reception of tenders. If not returned within that period the deposit will be ft:tw- eeted- By order, J. M. SOMEIRVILTeE, Secretary. Department of Peleic Werke, Ottawa, August 11, 1937. 3636-2 Popular Stallions Clydesdale Stallion FAVOURITE AGAIN No. 24337 Enrolment NO 1961 Form 3, Premium A. Terms—$15 to insure. 'Will stand err the improvement of stock fee the season of 1987 et his own stable. ROBERT MURDOCK, Proprietor. Peter Kilpatrick, Manager. 3623-4 •• EGMONDVILLE • The Neil Shawn Mission: Circle girls held an enjoyable titenie on the chureh grounds on Thursday afternoon. Sere eral Paces and contests vrefe held. The president, Hazel McLachlan, opened the meeting with prayer, after which Grace Wallace read the minutes. Dur- ing the 'businesn period it was decided to hold a birthday tea' at the home a mis„.„ MacKenzie on September lith. Isabel Forrest and Jean Simpson took part in the warship service. Mar- garet Patrick read a poem and, the meeting closed avith repeating the Mizpah benediction,. The girls were then served a picnic numb. OAKHURST EXPRESS Staradard Bred Premium Stallion A bee well-bred horse, teat Will CDOSII well With any mare. Wlill stand for the balance oc %Is season at my farm, ane-haif mile gotitif of Kellen. The horse has stood at $28, bet to introduce hint here Iris fee is pat at 610.00, Registered maws 625.00, Prerahle April 1, Atte, Devitt KILPATRICK. Eipeen. • Phone: DONIS 91 r IL The Pere gni and essirdara Cleat Stelling DUNURE .`REMEMBRANCE •2179 ' tilettiire lan Sala EXETER , BORON CONSORTIVES (0040=4 ritse iy ing about lt. Bat the antinitte gr. MC; Lakighlin, elid Onaereti Motors were aftected and the miniug interests threatened he leaped into action, Then. in Peterborp and Cornwall where he was the great conciliator. Ile was not there OPCause his friends Weren't affected," tiie Venter Said. Successful Candidate Speaks Dr. Taylor declared that he felt sorry for Ltberals who had been nduP- ed by thelieleader who he declared is fighting a Hag -waving =We with a bogey"south' of the. line." On the liquor question Dr. Taylor declared that Mr. Itepbura's was a liquor sale policy and not liqttor con- trol. Nelson Trewarthn of Clinten, a former member ,for the riding, with- drew his name. In doing so he de- clared that although Mrkleithern gone up and down the country „call- ing the C.I.O. a, law -breaking organiza- tion, his .own Government is a law- breaking organization with regard to Huron. County. J. W. Morley,, of Exeter, who was re-elected president of the riding as- sociation, also withdrew, explaining that he amid keen busy enough as president. Frank Donnelly, of Goderi=, who was an unsuccessful candidate in the last Dominion election, also withdrew but not until he had flayed the. re-: cord of the Government. He declared that violence a.anibuted to the 0.10. by Mr. Hepburn must be laid at the door of the industrial service men and the ease with which police of- ficers pull their triggers. "We have a labor -situation about which, we must do something. The Conservutiee party is not backing the • but does affirm. thee riaght of men to join any union they 'choose, so long as that union obeys the law. We musthave legislation, to give the working anen a decent wage. George Elliott, the standard bearer for the Conservatives in 1920 and 1934, declared Ms that was in the ring. "I'm proud to be asiociated with Hon. Earl Rowe, particularly when he promised 'in, St. Thomas to clean up the beverage rooms in Huron. County. Any of yoti who visited Goderich dur- ing our Old Home Week saw nsome- thing of the sort of things to be Clean- ed up. lian Hepburn -has ignored the decision ot the 'courts with regard to beer roomia in. Huron, -Peel and Perth and will.re*ret it," Mr. Elliott said. „ Executive Elected The ,ehitire executive was 'utuani- mouslY re-elected. The members are: Honorary presidents, Hon. R. B. Ben- nett; Hon. Earl,' Rowe and Col. H. Coombes, of Clinton; honorary vice- presidents, William Oonsitt, Hen,sell, and Harry.'Horton, 'Jewell; president, J. W. Morley, Exeter; vice-presidents, Carl Draper, Clinton; Richard Parke, Seaforth, and Mre N. W. Trewartha, Clinton; *rebate', Clark Fisher, Exe- ter; treasurer, Richard Welsh, Exeter. Miss Elizabeth Cerling, daughter of the late Isaac Carling and Ann Balk - will, passed away at her residence, Huron Street, Exeter, Saturday even- ing, in her 85th year. Miss Carling, in her younger days, was an active worker in the Trivet Memorial An- glican Church in Exeter. The depart- ed, had been in failing health for about three years. Surviving are three sisters, Miss Mary Carling end Miss Ida Carling, Exeter; Mrs. Reginald El- liott, Toronto, and one brother, W. J. Carling, Exeter. ‘STEPHEN , Mrs. Sarah Geiser died Wednesday night in her 73rd year after an til - nese of several weeks. She was born in Stephen .Townehip and was mar- ried to William B. Gaiser, who pre- deceased him by five years. She was a member not the Crediton. Evangelical Church_ She is survived by three sons and five daughters: Emanery, of Stephen; Royal, Crediton, and Borden at h e; Mrs. Almer Truenamer, Ches- le , Miss Pearl Geiser, Toledo; Mrs. Wilkie MeEwen, Ansa Craig, and Miss Addle Geiser, Crediton. Thne funeral took place on Saturday afternoon with burial in the Crediton cemetery. Ren, H. E. Rloppel, of the Evangelical Church, Dashwood, officiated. BRUCEFIELD 11101111111114 Mr. and Mrs. R. McKenzie and family, of Detroit, visited with rela- tives in the village. Miss Flora McDougall, of Tiverton, stwent a few days with her grand- mother, Mrs. Walker. . Mrs. William Rattenbury spent lase week' in Buelington. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cornish And Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hill attended the vet- erans' reunion in Guelph on, Sunday', August 15th. • Miss Mary McCully spent a few days withfriends in Mitchell. Miss Genevieve Smith is visiting friends near Wingbam. Mr. and. Mrs. Anderson and Miss Anderson and Miss Jean, Dalrymple, Of „Stratford, spent Wednesday at the home of Mr. H. Dalrymple. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wheeler and 505, -09 Detroit, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. H, Wheeler. Mrs. C. Hough and son, Wes., of Wingham, and 'Mr. J. Mundell. and daughter were Sunday visitors with their cousins, Mrs, J. ROSS and Mrs. Aik' enhead. Mr. and Mrs. B. Kaiser, of Detroit; are visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. Zapfe. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Aikenhea,d, of London, are visiting their brothers and sister this week. Dr. and, Mrs. Wra. Swan and family of Hamilton, spent a few days with his father and sisters. • Miss Blanche &side has retnrned home from Clieton where she was bolidayieg. Mrs. L. Cann and daughter, of Win- nipeg, are visiting with Mrs. James O'Brien., Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott and, Ken- neth and Miss Marks spent the week- end at Burlington. , Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Chapman. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chapman, of Regina, Sask., visitedi their cousins, Mr; and Mrs. J. K. Cornish: Mr. and Mrs.' Wilitsett Simpson, of Detroit, visited Mr. C. D. Simpson en Saturday. Mrs. Alice Holmer spent the week- end in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Will McQueen and Mr. and Mrs. Days and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Norman McQueen and daughter, all of Creswell, Michigan, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Walker on Sunday. Mrs. McDonald, who bite been visit- ing in the village for the past few weeks, returned to her home in Lon- don tins week. Mrs. Sevens, of the village, is vis- iting friends in Mount Forest and Lis- towel the past few weeks. Miss Beth Forest. of Midis, and IIILLSGREEN 4114111•411114111011111101•11i Rev. R. R. Conner, of Embro, a former pastor at , the Hillsg"reen Church, will be the guest speaker at the anniversary services here ont Sun- day, September 19th. Mrs. L. Purdy and daugaiter, of Hen - sail, spent a day during the week with her sister, Mrs. N. Forrest. , Mr. Mac McAllister, of Toronto, visited his relatives in the vicinity. Leona and. Marjory Anderson, of the &Goshen Line, are holidaying with their aunt and uncle, Mr. a Mrs. Elmer Turner. Miss Edna Cochrane spent the week end at the home of her sister, Mrs. H. McMurtrie, of Kippen. Mr. and Mrs, W. Davidson, accom- panied, by Mr. J. Bracley visited rel- atives at Stratford, the latter remain- ing after holidaying for a few days with the Davidsons. Mrs'and Mrs. C .Robinson were in Mitchell visiting her folks. Mr. H. R. Samuels, of Toronto, was here during the threshing on the Batalyon Line. Mrs. J. Cotisitt and Mrs. R. Con- ant, of Seaforth, were calling on friends In the vicinity during the week. VARNA tnen"Y"ftii e'fitait'. 'le Ginantr lane "Ter. The many- frierade of Mr. A. Austin ' --eniatercrWit"If pIabba Wdnosdav—'io A- will regret to know he Is not enjoy- etsakf:111tInV,I,enni"..f,Jtn,"41 nig gOod health es we weld winth • te—Jeli-it"and, hope he may emu improve. t. . _miter libelee L. and At. Slavin, of Heiman. OlnslIa,*eraandan," 71"" 'bairn nerturned borne after 04e/tiling lihs Weekend With their etturdrit, M. rtaatte'e iittne lotiett..„Thoiuy, of ionclett and Mrs , '• • QUI* !la ox:Obor tomo .:1110 line at Gland Reed, Mend throggf4 Abli -01' I woo .4f,$, tungTo ot OP late Mrs, Inge gn Weft/K*0W Onenillag ent 441 Leileill UnalWieei et BrOdbageu, last beano ;Nathan trip. ' ! • --. - owgd- McJen, OL Fellmer. Sask., grandson of idne Atm Eggert, who recently tame here frera the West, toe secured mriplenneet with 14r. Irvin Miller, ef • Logan. Howard Says he Maven saw so much rain in so short a time before- as we lea last week.. Mr. hettasoi.vE4ostweggertbeat a cal•f struck by Mr. Wm. Koehler recently lost sev- eral bead of • cattle Waled by bl.;at- (Intended for last week) .Mr. and Mrs. Andrew, Steinacher Hanaidlifiamng,tionianstdratMtorrs dan, depMrs. W-Sulinidiamay with Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm. Koehler. Mr. and Mrs. Jenry Doerr and fam- ily spent Sunday with Mr. end 'Mrs. Carl Michael, at Fullerton. Mrs. Fred Koehler, After •ependieg some Ware there, rerteined flume with them. ' Mr. and Mrs. Williana Hoegy, Mr. George Regele of Logan and Mr. How- ard McLean, epent Sunday with friends in Southamptou. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hohnstein, of Stratford, spent Wednesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eggert. Rev. G. L. Gross, Esther, Violet and Dorothy Grose, of Golden Lake, spent Wednesday and Thursday in this „vi- cinity. air. and Mrs. George Schroeder, of Sebringvilte, visited with Mr. and Min Charles Regele Che day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Welters= and family, of Detroit, spent Sunday with Mr: and Mrs. Henry, Weitersons Miss Joy Heuthee, of Morriston, is spending several weeks 'With bier cous- in, Miss Della Eggert. Mrs. L. Forrest, of 13rueefield, spent the week -end with friends in Detroit. Mrs. Wifliath Rattenbury, whe has been visiting at the borne of her son in Burlington, returned to her home in the village this week. McKILLOP Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eggert, Della Norman and Joy Reuther, of Illoveis- ton, speut Sunday at Springbank and Stratatroy. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Doerr, Razefand Lawrence Spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs,. Lawrence Messerschmidt in 'Detroit. Mr, and 'Mrs. Alex. Stoskopf and family, et - Fullerton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs'. Charles Regele Mr. and Mrs. Dant Seberbaidth and Smelly, of Monkton,, event Sunday ev- ening with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eg gert. Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Weiterson and Mr. and Mrs. Boyce, of Stratford spent Wednesday evening of lest week with Mr. and Mrs, Henry Weit erson. Friends in this Vicinity of Miss Leota Hoegy, daughter of Kr. and Mrs. Fred Hoegy, will be glad to know she is recovering nicely after an append/cats operation. Misses Evelyn and Marie Hoegy and .Memes. Gordon Kleine- and Gor- don Muegge spent Sunday in Spring - bunk. Mr. and Mre. Charles Eggert at- tended the nuseral of Mrs. Eggert's uncle, the late Josiah Aiken, of near Listowel. Interment took place at Milverton cemetery OR Tuesday af- ternoon, 'MANLEY ,- ,Ievenillea Win Game * • • Zurieh junenlien Visited 'the local here on Altialidan night, theishing their 'schedule. Wielt-litenea.R and leaving the locals ionlY two more Vaunt to PlAY to lierish .their schedule. The game was a little late in,. starting on an, count of the local, lads nearly all be- teg in the onion: fields and trying bard to get the crop harveated and bouised. The Zurtob team were disorganized in not thaviug their regular 'batten', therefore the locals had no trouble in defeeting them by the score of 19 to 7. Battery for flea:Wall; R. Redden and J. Tudor. Hedden Reunion Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Fairbairn and family, of Tillsonburg, spent Tuesday with the fonner's sister, Mrs. Joe nucleon end feentir, The Messes Bella and Irene Smale, A, pleasant eeenthg was spent last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnston, when a shower was given in honor of Miss Mary, Hart, only daughter of Mr Owen Hart and the late Mrs. Hart, of St. Columba% on the eve of her wedding :to Mr. Lloyd McCarthy, son of Michael Me- Carthy, of Logan Township. The gath- ering was the largest of its kind, and the gifts were many to start house- keeping, and the good wishes of the gathering went forth to the would-be bride and groom who will reside on the groomei farm in Logan. John A. Eckert and Alex. Mitchell and -Buermann Bros. are busy stock threshing since the weatherman, has made it possible to resnme harvest- ing operations, and all is well with fair returns. Mrs. C. -P. Silis, Rev. n: M. Eckert and Mr. and Mee. C. Eckert Were vis- itors in our burg last Sunday. Sister Edith returned; to St. Joseph's Convent, Sudbury, after trpending her vacation with her brother, Mr. Jerry O'Hara, to resume her duties as a Music teacher. CHICKEN PRICES Are Going Up No one would think of marketing their hogs weighiug 100 to 125 lba and it is plat as foolish to aell chickens without.tully grow- ing them first and then properly finishing them. Well-fintished chickens always beam a pre,mitim, and This year !nooks like -en earceptionally favourable year, partlealarly in view of the abundance of fee& Examine the following prieesnand decide now tbat you are go- ing to pmeerie finish your chickens and thereby obtain tate most money for both' your chickens and grain. We are paying at present— Chickens Milkfed A. Selected A. Selected B. Over 6 lbs. each 26 24 22 4% to 6 lbs. each 25 _ 2.3 21 GET IN TOUCH WITH US BEFORE SELLING Canada Packers Clinton—Phone 145-W. SeaforAlt—PhIne 168„ 1, if‘ 341.14.1.V.10.1.1.14.13.1.23.4.1....1811.4141.".,11..14F11.40(kr Irge4 'en .1 I 1,1 • I moat en 1.0• I „IWU4 ,t e and f4Miin,olulopop , the -g-ueots„ -swasomm..be.,----_-oe :Amon, mr. obaff. mo9fesitticli,ad Mealy Painted; presenting ea. attneer tive allPennameo• Mr. John Craig, veto reCeinity Mann wient" a eeriouti °Pinafore In Vieteria Hospital, has returned bonze muLEw im,proved • in health. ' Mr. and Mrs. WU/UM SiMpsoin of Detroit, Minch., were week -end geed* with Mrs. R. Bonthron and Mri. Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pfaff and titan danghter, Sheila, of Delhi, are visit- ing the formers mother, etre. Pfaff and Wetter, Mies BeryL ' Mr. H. A. Smith, of Melita, Maar toba, accompanied by this two niecen Miss Jean. Livingston, of Weybeine. Sask., and Ruth Livingston, muselm training at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon. don, were, guests 'with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Drysdale last week. Annie McIntyre and Agnes nab:bairn A:dditional Hensel& items return,ed on Saturday from a pleasant found on Page 3. STAFFA Mrs. Charles. Perley and daughter, Miss Margaret, R.N., of Winnipeg, vie land laiNt weeir 'with Mr. and Mrs. RoY' MaeLarein Mrs. Ida Harding and Miss Agnes MacGuire, of London,' are'visating with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corbett and family. Mrs. Charles Peney, of Winnipeg 'veulted recently with Mrs. Elannab Workman. Mrs. Workman- visited; with Mrs. H Britton, Dublin. Mr. and Mrs. F. Corbett and Mrs Herding visited Mr. and Mrts. P. 131 Devlin, Stratford, on Monday. ST. COLU1V113AN will be LIBERAL Convention! A Convention of the Liberals of Huron will be held — in- - Town Hall, Hensall WEDNESDAY, C at 2 o'clock p.m. .../ept. ist For the purpose of selecting a Candidate to contest the Riding in the forthcoming Provincial Election. Foliowing the business of the meeting the following speakers will address the meeting; Hon. H. C. Nixon Provincial Secretary in the Hepburn Govermnent W. H. Golding, Esq. Member of Parliament for Huron -Perth James Ballantyne, Esq., M.L.A. HURON LIBERAL ASSOCIATION OR. J. W. SHAW, CHARLES FRITZ, FRANK Fl GLANIte President. Treasurer. Secretary. "GOD SAVE THE KING" Moylan - Lane St, Columban Chard). Velale the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday morning at 9.30 when Mary Ethel daughter of Mrs. Catherine Lane and the late John Lane, and John Moylan son of Mr. and' Mrs,. Thomas Moylan were united in marriage. Rev. Fe.ther Dantzer performed the; ceremnny The bride eras given away. by her brother, John Lane, and was gowned in Nile green corded suit with matching accessories. Her sister, Mis,s Catherine Lane, was bridesmaid and wore pink taffette, with Matching accessories. Mr. Frank Moylan was groomsman, and :the ushers were Messrs. Jack Fortune and Joseph Lane. Little Beatrice Lane sang, "On This Day, (Yh Beautiful Mother," and Mrs. Leo Fortune sang "Ave Marin" Upon their return from a 'honeymoon trip, the young couple vrill reside on the groom's farm in, MeKillop. HENSALL (Continued from Page 1) Wilson, daughter of Dr. .and Mrs. David Wilson, of Parkhill, who was married. ie the King Street 'United Church, Lon -den, to Robert M. Daly, son of Mrs. Daly and the late John M. Daly, of London. Miss Beryl Drumm,ond atud friend, Mr. Rarity Wilson, of Toronto, are en- joying a, Week's vacation with rela- tives at Kincardine. Mr. William Fee ,and sisters, the Misses Sarah and Mary, have return- ed from a pleasant motor trip spent with relatives and friendii in Sarnia, Strathroy stud Watford. ' Mr. and. Mrs. W.. 0. Goodwin, daugh- ter Mary and Miss Elaine Peek, of Clinton andleirs. Maulkinsont • are camping this week at Kintain Mr. Dave Rlobinason. 84 enjoying a trip up In Northern Ontario visiting with relatives and friends. Mr. an ,Mrei Neil Sparks and daegbtee, of Detreit, were week -end Visitors *ith Mrs. George Sperks. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Shortt, of To- ronto, were recent visitors with Miss E.j.°il hmett 111r.jaNiel 'boon, of et Nebra-ska., cal '‘d cousi41,, lVfies Johnsto , cb1,- cg the week., The bandstand •.,, .been repaiiitid by Mr. E. Shaddiek vele) also nepaltett- ed Mr. Chattels Moore's dvelltlug otn the Corner of Brock -end Queen) 084. ', The large paving ctlit That Imo Just .463:notated its. -wank on the Blue. ,V,Vag,„ - tat ItighWity betVreen St. aellelYit ud r. -Paralysis Since the previous notice in the paper, Anterior Poliomyelitis (Infantile Paralysis) has assumed almost epidemic proportion in some localities. The local Medical Health Officers request the eo-operation of parents and teachers to al- low no child to attend school who presents' any of the SyniptOMS mentioned in the previously issued notice, or who otherwise -shows signs of any acute illness, and to promptly notify family physician and Health Officer. Signed on behalf Of the Boards of Health of Tuckersmith. McKillop and Seaforth DR. F. J. BURROWS, DR. G. C. JARROTT. Medical Officers of Health. A.A 02,000 PRIZE LIST PAN for a day or two at Wenn= Oetarials own eaditlition. This year will surpass all previous efforts for agricnalunel, industrial, atien. tifte and home exhibits. 910 GDAY FEATFEATURESS EVEREPT. 13-18 W. D. 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