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"Ro l�, , of: *A , K - -a cent per homes are being built and one
I 11 , -ko.. Xn aka"Oun cu- wer& I 50 ccnb wer week. .
l', , 1� . ma be diiaAnd to a Blio; Numbdr. ON" Of Thnenu= RKSGIAteC6 Car 10 -to new grain elevator.
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.. l: .4ticUou Sales,, Notlee to VmWitoze. 11011-310- - &VA6-"o- I
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. I � For Sale Help Wanted- I AgnA McCoflaell� of TuckorswitIL
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NG .,Aa",.,.'1,1M RApy. OF IISZD A h.WANTEiD--FOR SMALL FAMILY.
Tia"os 'kisawn _k us M ? �,a.. .ante& Awly th Box 5o. ce,ased him a few 3,*ars ago.
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I . Such WeR 367371 ,
TWintzman, Nordheimm Mason, & Rj6�11, BrUbScI3. Oat. , l I Mxs. Robert Coles, of Obi-selhurst,
I Weber, and othem att r0=01i3ble .Prices and ,,, I who jilas been, the guest of Mr, and,
terms. Write HEINTZMAN & C0_ �42 Dun- Mr& William Bell and family, return-
Oas S,L, Londor4. for further particulars- NO
qlAigatibns. 3673-3 Personal ed home after havi,fig spent a very
- pleasant visdL
SALE B. C. RED CEDAR SHINGLES. L NEVER THOUGHT NOTHING Mr. John C. Doig, L.L.B., of Detroit,
FOt:t quaatv XXXXX. $4-60 per Square, Mlt.ld ever remove hie Corns and Run' -
Ions
Ousib; be�-t quality XXX, $4-00 per Square. Creas Corn and Busidon Solves did- Solid by al*--nc the week�4iid with hie mother
phone 33s, Staf--th. KEATINWS AND ALL DRUG COUNTERS. and k9ster, Miss 3a,net-
Cash . j. H. SCOTT.
� d 3671x3 .,� 3673-1 Master' Kenneth McClelland, of E,
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NIAL PLANTS FOR SAIAE�_�El_ � ! mondville, is spending a very pleas-
PThVira, Long Spurred C-Iii-shfue- Bleed- ant vacation with his -grandparents,
ing H.t, Cani-bury Belds. Geuin and Agents Wanted Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McGregor. ' I
other.,. Ne,w, is the time tfa vlanL One block __ Mr. Sholdice and Mr. Lawrence
east ,if Hospital. A. I- PORTKOVS. 7 Y40U A AA&BITIOUS, THIS IS FOR D,1,1,llg, of Egfnondville, have been
, 3673xl I TOUl Seie4tesa Calar"nteedl' Nlo'risk se,11-
,- ing line of 200 Popular Products in exclusive busy pruning trees on the Doighome-
� I dilstrieti join ,our sales force for profitable
I . stead.
-- wagesl 7,50 men average MCOUle of $35-00 1
. week�l For free Particulars without obliga- Mr -and Mrs. Andrew Bell and Miss
I Wanted , tion, write TO -DAY. FAMIT X CO., 570 Etta, of London, attended the funeral
� - sit. Cicmaat� wa�, 3673-1 of Mr. Dan Bell, brother of Mr. An -
MAN WA1qT)gu, FOR RAWLEIGH ROUT -11 drew Bell, at Boston rec,&ntlk-.
Sales way up this year. ,AeA apportan- Mr. and Mrs. Doig, of Gorrie, have
ity f�.r rigVt mnax. We bAP You get started-
W,rite RAWILFA,GH's. D-ep�L ML -363-0-B. For' Sale or Rent moved to the J. Azhtlon farm.
Montreal, Canada- 3673-1 e Y.P.S. Of Turner's Church met
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�. pARM FOR S A I OR RENT - Two on Tuesday evenin d g with Rev. G. Bur-
. -_ fm,..-. 75 acres. S% Lot 10, Con.
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McKillop, mud 60 acres, s% Lot 19, con. tan in charge,
Tenders Vanted. 2, Hihbert Alw,ays plenty of water. Chas. Seeding operations are nearly finish-
- Hababsin Estate- Apply to `MRS- RICH- ed in this vicinity.
TENDERS WANTED ARD'S, -P's"c 'Ge'lleg'ste" 3668X6 House-cl,eaning is the ,order of the
RECEIVED FOR FOR UE'NT_i00-ACRE GRASS FARM FOR dity and no man knows fxom this
TENDERS WILL BE Apply DAN SHANAHAN, Sea -
shingling *ne-tialt of the Pal -ace Rink rent. time forth just where his dinner will
roof, approx , imat�ly 60 squares in sim AM forth, I... 3671-tf be %erved, Or if one will be coming,
materials supph�& Tenders should Cover - - I
only necessary labor in removing old shingles -
�aad laying new shingles- - Temfers Will . be Property For Sale '
received until May 7th. and should be ,ad- - BRUCEFIELD
dress -ed to C. M. SMITH. Seaforth. 3672-2 FOR sALF-MODERN 9 -ROOM HOUSE,
I I garage, large garden -,, reasonably Priced- Mr. and Mrs. Walker and Ruth and
. cent, Street. Seafortih. For particulars see Billie and, Misses Ing and, Ellen Scott
& P_ CRAWFORD, 216 AJbert St., Strat-
ford. . . 3671-3 of London, spent ,Sunday with Mrs.
I I . A. T, Scott. I
Mr. and Mrs. G. Swan spent the
I * 'd I 'Notice To Creditors " week-erid Jn Shakespeare and Guelph.
- Miss Irene Saider spent the week -
NOTICE TO CREDITORS end at her home here.
TENDERS XDDR ED TO THE IN THE ESTATE OF ELLEN WANKEL.
SMAU'n'AdMensigned, and endorsed *'Tender for LL PERSONS HAV114G CLAIMS Mr. and Mrs. James Bowey, of Exe-
Afooring Clustel's, sa,M out.-. - win bc Aaguins-t the Estate of Ellen Wankel late ter, visited Mr. and Mrs, John Grain -
received until 12 o'clock noon, (daylight of the Town of So eased- who' died gail, oW- Sunday.
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saving), Wednesday, May if. ,1938. for the _ _,
reconstruction of moor�mg clusters at Sarnia, or, or about the 194th day of March. A. D.. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cornish and
Lemb-tan Co., Out- 1933� are helieftly notified th send in to the Sunday with Mr. ,and
Plans. form of contract and spocifidatian � undersigned Solicitor on or before the 7th family spent
tiained at, day of May, 193g. full particulars of their Mrs. W. Hill].
can be seen and forms of tender ob l ,I -
th office of the, Chief lilnglikzeer. D t aims verified by. affidavit- Mrs. Austin Zapfe spent Friday in
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of_Publi,c Works. Ottawa, sit Iz- =ffices Immediately after the said last mentilomed
of the District Eng,a,eer. Dominion Publlic,i&ate the assets of the said estate will be London., .
Building, London, Ora,; also at the past � distributed amongst the Parties entitled thler� Mr. Stanley Redd, of Toronto, spent
Office at Sarnia. OuL to, having regard only to claims of which, Sunday wital Ml.,.d Jamieson.
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"renders will not be cons,idered unless made the andersil"ned shall then have notice to I
on Printed forms supplied by the Depart- the exclusion of all othersol'and the under-
ment said in acaardance with conditionis set signed will not be liable to any person ,4, _____ - - -
forth therein. ,,, J whose claLim, the undersigned sh" not thw
� Each tender must be acclompaluiled. by a have notice far the assets Evo distributed or KiFFEN
certified cheque on, -a chartered bank in any part thereof. I
Canada. payable in the orddr cif the Honour- j DATED at Seaforth this 13th (lay of April, For Sale -One good farm wagon,
able the Minister of PubLic Worics, errmll to 193& medium height; all in No. 1 shape.
10 per cent. of the amount of the tender, or RI I D BELL I
F --=p7 Pon -is of the Dkwniinion of Oart!adal Seaforth,* On,t_ 1. Apply f�- W. L. MELLIS, Kippen.
or of -the Canadian Natiovail Railway Cl�m- Solicitor for the Executiors. ) I 3673x2
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pany and its constituenit ,comPl UnIcall- I a(57�49 I ,I
ditiomadly g-umanteed as to pirineipal and Git Mon -Jay evening the membersof
isterest by the,DonvInon of Cana" or the __ I the Ki -pp -e East W. 1. met at the
laforementioned bonds and a certified. dicque - home",of M . aad, Mrs. Glen'.McLean
if required to make up an add aniount, Auction Sales
NOTE: The Department wA wuwply� blue- � to spend the evening with Mrs. Frank
prints and specificati,on of the work on
deposit of a suan of $2AA0, in the f� *if a 1AUCTI011 SAI OF FARM STOCK, nu Ratlibum, pi-ior to ,h4 --r leaving for her
,certified bank chmue Payable to the order , plements, Grain and Etc. -I have instruct- Ile, Lbome n,ear Sombra, About forty
of the -Minisrter of Public Works. The ed George H. I�Xliotft to se?l by public auction were in attendance and the evening
deposit wittl be released on the return of the at Lat 10, C,0"i. 8, Hullem tho flollow- was spent in playing games. The
blue -prints and speei:ficatiaa within a --th ing. on Munday Any 9th.: Harse.-I team .
from the date of reception of tenders. If bay geldings, 6 said 7 years old; I mare 8 hicky winners Were Mrs. W. Caldwell,
. not returned within that period the deposit years old; filly foal 4 weeks old at side; I Mrs. W. Parker and Mrs. H. Caldwell.
i�,��vFill. be forfeited- grely mare 4 ymas lald; 1 driver. C`tLq`1 After a delicious lun-ch of cake and
. . By Order, cow 5 years old, bred 6 �weeks. 1 cow 10 .
J. Al. SOMERV"ILME. I years old; I cow 8 years oW". I bull cloven ioe cream was, served, the president
I '! SecreftrY. nictiths, old; I calf; 2 heifers I year old; 2 called the meeting to ordier and Mrs.
Department ,of Public Warlak ...., � r�teers. PuJ&-_I sow with 1-itter;_ 4 stare hogs- Simpson read the address while Mrs.
Ottawa, April 27, 19M implesses4is�-Ha,v aclader; zn��er; binder ; G. McLean presented. Mrs. Rathburn
4�1 3673--i rake; manure spreader; Z rollers: 2 ane -fur-
. row riding pRows; I two-funlow riding plow; NNIth a very pretty water set and,tray.
I I International wailkimg Plow: drill; 2 cuilti- Mrs. Rathburn thanked the membeis
vators; (rise harrow car ; road cart; cutterl; �
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Notices . � huggy; famining mi 1; 4 -section harro ; y singing,
wagons; 3 scales, 43,000, 2.000 and 12,4o th5.; She's a Jolly Good Fellow." , Mrs.
Township of Tuckersmith, pulper-, -rinds-tone: 9111 be- I wag- box, Rabliburn has been a v,ery efficient
2 stock rocks; Post boie auger ,,. hay rack: set see retary-treasurer for the Institute
double harmess; single harness; ,**Is.rs, forks; . .
COURT OF REVISION chains; shovels; roll clikken wire; same Since it was Organized a few years
I I hay; 200 bushels grain; 20 grain bags; 00 ago and V�111 be greatly -missed'. 1"he
Ill THE ML`NICTPAL COUNCIL OF TUCKER- R -1k hens; part of barrel feeding molasses; annual meeting wtll be held at the
smith will meet as a Coi*t of Revision 2, latIders; quantity of rack elm and ba�_
,on the Assessment Roll of 1938� at Seaforth, wood lumber'. cans; lambern: hu"Pa; wb'ffl'E- 1116me of Mrs. John McGregor On Wed -
ion Saturday, May 29tk at 2 p.m. An a*. trees*, scuffler; bay car. fork and s,lings', n6sday afterroon, May Iltb, at 2.15
peals must be in the h of the Merk on Pulleys and rope. feeding and. fattening O'clock. The elecflon of officers wili
or before the IM of Way. IW& - crates for chickens: oil drurn; eburm -and but- '
Interested .Parties s6auld Covers, themselves 'ter W-1; hol farniture, said many be the main feature Of the afternoon
accardingly. other articles found on a flarm. Saie without azd the roll call will be the payment
I D. F. MrGRFdGOR. Caeric- reserve as prbprmetor has said farm- Terms- of fees. �
g673-2 All suins of $10 sad under acid household In - . r
- I iture and grain. cash; over that amoun-75 ! Mr. Alvin Ulch. of W-andsor ` accom-
COURT. "-"-' -edit ,ah interest at 5 Per �.L f*nj*>d by Miss Marguerite Long of
OF REVISION on approved inint notes allowed. WILLIAM .Detroit, spent the week -en -4 at I the
I - H. KNOX, Praprieflor, Londwboro; Geo. 13 1
1 Village of Hensall &Ii.tt, Audtioneer. 3673-1 bOurle, Of the latter's, parents; Mr. and
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A I M-, Norman Long, to the north of
Court of Reviis�ion of the AssAsaxnent Roil the village.
of the Village cof Hensall for the year ISM, . Mr. James McClymont, willo has
-ill hold its first meeting in the Towzm HaR. spent the winter in California, has
Monday, May 16. 1'338, at 9 VmL Llwt day TjMW_--1N LOVING MEMORY OF MY DEAR returned to his bome in -the village.
for appmiss being Mmly I*th- ' husbancL W. Vidwr Fee� who died 'May
17, VM. Mr. William Ivison, who has been
JAMES A. PATERSON, visiting with friends in Toronto, baz
t ClerfL ' I bave lost my life coenpainion, returned to his home here. . - . �
DATED at HensaIl, M:%y 3, IM& A life lis,ked with my own, Mr- and Mrs. Ellson Dow,son of
31672-1 1, And every day I miss his footstepn '
As I walk this life alone, Godericb, called on friends in the
SANITARY NOT ;672xl -From his 4bvmg Wife- village (luring the week.
. I Rev. E. F. Cbandler delivered an
Village of Hens.all .1. eloquent sermon on the life of John
MPL NELSON BLATCHM,RD. ,SANITARY � Births Wesley"On Sunday morning last,
Inspector, will make tris roun&, of insper- The Young People's anniversary
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ition of the Villam of Hensall during the SIMTSON-In Scott Memorial Hinspital, Sea- will be held in St. Anda-ew,g Church
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. week of May'2.3rd_ Our citizaaa axe asked to forth, on Ar&2 29,L� to Mr. and Mrs. Peter on. Sunday, May 15th, when Rev. Mr;
. goverm thentselves alecordingly. Simwr,an, Tudicersmith, a daughter- -
By order. DUCHAEMM-In Scott Mezziorial Hospital. Anderson, Of Wingliam, 'will be the
THE BOARD OF HEALITI Sealica-th, an May Ist,,Ac, Mr. and Mrs- .Special, speaker for the day.
. 3am&.'A- Paterson, Secretary. . Auircnt Ducharme. of Bibbert, a daughter. Mrs. Thomas Kyle, of Clinton, vis -
34673 -1 TUMNBULI-1. Scott Meri�, Hospital.,
Sea forth, 0. Mmy 3, b. Mr. and Mrs. James, Ited at the home of her som and.
Turnbull. of Ethel. a son. daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Emer-
STREET OHANG ,,LAVIS-In St. Joseph's ffwpitad, Sudbury, son Kyle, of the Village, during the
Town of Seaforth on April 23rd. W M4. and Mrs. Harold week. I
:". Lavis. 0nee Gertrude,Mattliews), a daugh-
� ES THEM RF_ ter--litar-Y Yvanine. Mr. and Mrs, DUnCan Cooper .are
�, ALL R IDENTS DE'S"BING'
&peetive streets oiled should have the ECKART-ln�'Smfarth, an Monday, May 2nd, receiving congTatulations., A young
required petiticus in the hau& of the Clerk to Mr. amd Mrs. Joseph Fckart, Seafortli. a son has come to brighten their home.
by May 16ti-I � SVWL
D. IEL WTIZON, COOPER -in Scbft Moniorisa Hospits.1, Sea- Mrs. Jam�s Jarrott, of Hillagreen,
Clerk- , 3673-1 forth. kin Thursday.' April 28th. to M.r. and is spendtr!� -, few days at the home
- Mm. Dunca-n Cooper (nee Corinne Hotham), of her daug'_-t�_,r and son4al Mr.
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I I TOWN OF SEAFORTH 0- -It of a ,Robert John Douglss, and, Mrs. liarry Norris:, of Tucker-
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I I I I Deaths �, I I The many friends of Mr. William
TAX PRE -PAYMENT 16U*Fclll"� - l Butt are pleased to see that be is
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EMRR�Iu 9daf.r.th, an Monday, May- 2.d. able to get ,to the village aft0r' being
XEIPTS FOR L938 James IKerr, in bih 73rd year. more or less conlined to the .Jotize, all
1. winter, I �
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- .1 I Air. Robert Dinsdale, of -the village,
The Town will pay 4 per TUCKERSWM ' intends maldng added improvemwnts
d � to'his new home in th-9 village in the
cent. per annum up to Aug. Mrs. R. H. Modeland �received the near future.
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31, 1938 - on all prepaid, IP38 sad news of the passing of Amr ytoung- Gardening is now the order of the
. � esf bro'ber, Mr, lohn',McConnell, of day and with a few days of fine wea-
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� ' Prairie River, Sask., 'on April Zn& tber Most of IvIll, be in.
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d, ,tg,*eS. .ertifleatee. .,nd full Mr. McConnell was a son of the I -ate Miss Margar�t Watson, of Seafort4,
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1- ' ' . partikularg May be loy)Wned William M�Coun,ell, of Tuckersmith, visited at� the home of her brother and
t. . . I 1 - - � l, and spent his young life in this vidn- sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs C. W,atson,
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.. � . a ,W -be -went to Sheldon, N.D., of, the village ,during - ihe 'week.
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. paJR6r,,Rev. A. SiucjWr, asO. also b.)
the Ojirch ,chQir, ,,and at Carmel Pres
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bytetlan Church the morning-servic
will be known as 'Family Day, witt
, '�appropriate sermon Ily the pal
I Rev. Mr. Young, and musical aelec
tions by the oholr_ .
. The anniversary services, of th
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. On Sunfty, May 29th, with the gues
speaker Rev. David A- Moir, for bot
morning and evening services. I
A nuinVig.-of the ladlos ovearmb
Presbyteriali . i 0hurch on Thursday af
terdbon, motored to Exeter to atten
a�-Sectlonal meeting in.Caven Presby
terian Church of that village. .
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The distillet meeting of Oddfellow
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will the held in -the lodge room of th
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Brucefield lodge on 'May 11th, and, f'o
supervising the construction of the
town located in the
which the present Dfsf�ict Deput
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Grand Master, Wilson' Carlile, Of tibi
ed to, be the oldest lady resident of
village, for the Huron district, Lha
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her family, relatives and friends en-
Sudbury, Capreol and west to Beardmore. ,
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, For fares, return limits, train inforvidation, tickets, etc., corissidt nearefft aV.a1%L
Following th,& recent willingness. o
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the pastors of the United Church a
she enjoys life very much and takes
a interest in current events,
Blyth and of the United Church pa
two daughters, Ruth and Dorothy." -
toi at Hensall to exclh-4nge pastorate
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the conAng month of July. While th
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very much by members o . f th e
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Shown in the above photograph are: Top, Mr..and Mrs. George C.
they -will be both remaining membei
Petty, who recently celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. Mr.
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of the same Presbyteries or Churc
Petty, 82, is a nephew of Hensall's founders and has been there since
Conferences and will be in close di
the firs', house was built. Below, to the left, is Oweil Geiger, 8?, many
tance, with each ob!ier. Mr. Sinclaitimes
Reeve of Hensall and one time Warden of Huron County; with
and Mr. Brooks have been known t
him is" George J. Sutherland, 79, assistant and later Postmaster in Hen-
each other for many years and bot
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sail for 61 years. Mr. Sutherland has been Hensall correspondent for ..
are regarded as most efficient mini
The Huron Expositor for more tha n fifty years.
ters of th:�- gospel with, fine jud
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meots, and, every requisite for succes
ful pastoratee. Rev. Mr. Sinclair ha
ministered at Hensall for nearl
this village, and Mrs. John Wchard-
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gram was gjven: Piano solo, Miss
son, of Arkona. The� Townsman says:
Greta Lammie; Miss Minnic, Sangster
15 yeam
"Daniel S. Bell, 59, civil and con-
gave the motto; Mrs. W. A. Young
tracting engineer, and construction
discussed eminent and classical com-
Mrss' Kathryn Drysdale and br,
supervisor fo,r the Town of Wellesley
poselr.9 playing several of thdr� most
ther, Bob Drysdale, accompanied ,b
Water and 9,6v�ler Departments, died
popular compositions, her talk and
Miss Vera McVicor and Mr. Kei
suddenly of a heart attack an Tues-
music being very much enjoyed. ,��k
a r, o Londlon, motored to Ni
April 26th, at Groton, wbere he was
most interesting travelogue was giv-
gam Falls an Sunday la,st to take i
superintending a construction job. He
en by Dr. James Bell. All the places
blossom week. . I
was a resid,ent of Wellesle,y for ten
and, scenes having personally being
Th e Ciassey family, of London, wer
years, nialdng his home at '159 Glea
s-elen and visited by Dr. B-oll in his al-
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Sunday guests with Mr. and Mr
Road, Wlellesley Farms. Born in Kip-
most world-wide trip wbdah made it
Mark Drysidale.
pen, Ontailc,, Canada.,the son of An-
t1je more 'Inbaresting. This wlai foll-
Mr. - Levi Rands left on Monda
drew and Maxy Blair Bell, he was, le�du-
lowed by a solo by Mrs. Kirk Hutton,
morning last for Sbakespea,re wher
cated in Canada where be was gr -,id-
"Just a Gottage Small." The next
be has accepted a good situation a
uated from9L Clinton Collegiate Col-
meeting will be ll,eld at Vvie home of
sectMn man on the railroad there.
lege. Mr. OeA was, a pToininent con-
Miss. Mabe4 Workman on the evening
" Mrs. Levi Rands is suffering thi
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of May 11th.,, 7116e ;etti�ftainwent was
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closed -with a tasty lunch.
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At JX cOUGreigtiOl Meeting OVUM
I plyth United Church, ih,eld OW,3unfty
- morning, .Rev. Arthur Sinclair,- o.JE
Hensall, was tuvIted to 00coMe the
e pastor, commencing YUIT.101�.- Rev.
d X A.. Brook, of Alyth, v,FW talce over
t the HensaU ,charge on the trame dol -e -
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summer half-holldlaYD commen,qe dur-
Ing �the mon�jh Of May Und 40OUtiUUS
. throughout die,moutbo of June, Xuly.
d August and Septealber, but in MW
- week in which a pubUe, boliday Ole- ,
cuTs there w3JI not in' tW Cage L be-!
s ,the, half-bolidlay., I - ,� r i
e The 0dillfellows are.lmkiiij f6rw�Lnl� �
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r to their annual church, service wbicb
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y will be,on . the coming Sunday eyarih2l;
s and the service of the ,local Iod9% to.
s, gethcr with visiting brethren, will be
, held in, Carmel Presbyterian Church
I and 4Wressed by the pastor, Rev. W_ *
- A. Young. It has been the cusUm
- for.years to alternate -in the village
L_ churches andthis is the year for Car-
t mel Church -
t Observe Missionary Night -
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n The weekly meeting of the YMM-9
�- Peopla"s League was beld in the,
school room of the United Church an
r Monday evening, when Xissi-OuArY
t. Night was iobserv-ed-, with-Migs Dor-
een. Farquhar in ,tbe chatir. The pre-
graim includled: Hyann; prayer, Mm
Win. Laimmie; Soripture reading,Miss
f Gladys Luker; topic, -Ga Sundar
t Sjugh," an Indian MiSsionalY�
s- Lettie Love; instrumental_ Miss
s Eleanor Fisher; violin solo, Miss
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Confer Degree .
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f Am emergent meeting was held, hk
a Hui -on Lodge No. 224, Monday even -
n ibg to confer a third degree upon a
h candidlatc, which was done by, bhe
1, Wor. Master,', F. B. Pennebaker, at
.9 Clinton Lodge No. 84, and,,Uiz Officers,
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*s also a:F's,ilsted,by Wor. Bros. Jeffm,sair,
h Pluml and Paterson, all of C3in-
n ton. There was a good attendancee-
e PcIlowing -the conferring of the de-
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n gree, a ,sociAl houx was spent bm-
d geth,ar with refreshments served-
ir The c&lla,r has been dug and th�-_
t foundation laid for the fine a,dditilaa
*s to the Thomp-_-oa elevator and wMcft' '
h addition will house the elevators and
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a,- provide for additional storiu&
r Building Operations are aJso pr(i-
0 ceeding on tb;e new dwelling of MI,
h Logan, on Kin�g S -L
s- Rev' W: A. Young, pastar-qfClarm:,J
9- Presbyterian Churah, exchanged du-
s- ties on Sunday last with Rev. ]dr_
' Hare, pastor of the Presbyterian
y Churoh at St. Marys, who delivered
well 01tought out and delivered dis-
- cours,es morning and! evening. JELh,
Y church olwir also -nandered fine an-
fh then -in.
a- Rev. Artihur Sinclair Occupied his
11 0- pullpit -at both services on S= -
day, rendetring excellent serml 1,
e, addiltdon to gooid� anthlem,3, Mr. W. 0-
S. Goodwin at the evening service, =ng
a very pleasing solo.
y Rev- Mr. Hunt, of St Paul's Amgn-
e can ChuTch, delivered a fine digcojn�qe
s at the evening service, and -&be Chair
aildled much to the interest ,)f the 0,-_
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he established 1�-is own business. Dur-
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Celebrates 88th Birthdaly
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pa.st
On Saturday, April Uth ' Mrs.. Jac-
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supervising the construction of the
town located in the
ob Lindenfield, of the village, believ-
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new reservoir
Cliff Estates in Wellesley 11dils. Ile
ed to, be the oldest lady resident of
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was a member of the Quincy Com-
thds village, very quietly c6lebrated
FRI. & SAT., MAY 13-14 To Stations Oshawa and east to
mandery, Kniglits Templar, Zenith
her 89th birthday at the home of her
Cornwall inclusive, Uxbridgf_-
Lodge, I.O.O.F., Wollaston Lodge,, A.
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Lindsay, Peterboro, CampbeIlford, Stations Newmarket to. North Bay
F. & A.M., the Wellesley Club and
ston, on whic,li occasion a number of
inclu-sdre, PBnetang, Collim9wood, Meatord, Midland, Parry Sound,
the Wellesley Hills Congregational
her family, relatives and friends en-
Sudbury, Capreol and west to Beardmore. ,
Cburch. , Funerim services will be
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joyed, tea with ber, and many Were
the hearty congratulations that Mrs.
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SAT.,' MAY 14 To TORONTO
conducted by Rev. Carl Mi Gates, at
the Wellesley Hills CGngregatiolia.1
Lind�enfleld received, coupled with a
Also to Brantford, 0hathani, Godericb, Guelph, Ham I London,
(Fri
Church, to -day day) at 3.15 p.m.,
number of fine and useful presents
and gifts, which she acknowledged in
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Niagara Palls, Owen Sound, St. (,'atharines, St- Maxy's, Sarnia, Strat-
with an abbreviated Knights; Templar
ford, Strathroy, Woodstock.
ritual. Burial wil! be in Wood -lawn
her umally happy manner. Although
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c,emetery, Wellesley. Mr. Bell is sur-
.having reached suich a fine Old age,
her faculties are not impaired and
vivea by his -�Ife, Mrs. M. Frances
Wolfreys Bell; a. son, Donald S., and
she enjoys life very much and takes
a interest in current events,
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CANADIAN NATIONAL
two daughters, Ruth and Dorothy." -
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with a weell stored Inemory.
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We mentioned in a former cor-
respondence that Mr, John 0ouliter A
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was in Woodstock last week attend- NOW ON DISPI Y HERE
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mentioned. as a Mm Smith, but we
were wrongfully informed of the
name 'of Mr. Coulter's sister being
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Mrs. Smith, she thaving passed away
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at Woodr,tock a/year or so ago, but
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the sister of 'that city whose funeral
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he attended, was a Mrs. Charles Ryley,
who was in her 89th year. The fun-
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eral was attend'eO`by thTee remain-
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Mr. Fred Manats, wbo a little over
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a week ago was taken to the Seatorth
14o.spital for an operation. w -as brought
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ht,me on Monday last and is. at the
present doing as well as can be ex-
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The 171plisall Boy Sconts, of wid-ch I -
DT. Steer of the village Is president, - go
receady enteftaJmed the Voy Scouts VA
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men of the ,, � S1 . 8
� Unlited Church when a ve7 Pleasant ,, 0 -
Isocial hour or so� was spent, followed
I by a tasty lunch. , 140 V 8
Owing to the illness of their daugh� I fo 193
' ", , McLean, of Hamilton, I
ier, Mrs. Wim. all to
M r. and Mrs, J. Passmore were call- I it 64
ed there. Mr. Passmore has returned, I , ", I . .
but Mrs. Passmore remained with her 1. e4i
daughter. � ' p , 1, I
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and. Miss
Florence W4-,Ish attended, the gradua- . I
tion exercises at Victoria "Hospital, I . I
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ptondon, on Tuesday when Misseel Coam see itt Drive ft--that,9 the best
1�eanoir Dell,,' , Helen Munn and MI I
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dred Porbie-s were among those who ,
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The death occurred At Wa blome, in ,, �
Port Huron of Jes,epb Corbett, - aged KeS lIeWly altyledvith longer hood and
76 years, a forillier well-known resi- - flowing lines that give it distinctive
dent of Hay To*lILship. His relatives,' I
Mr. and Mrs. Fred, Corl*tt, Mr. and 1938 beauty. Luggage COMpaftments
Mrs. Rey Mcl,laretz, Mr. and Mrs. 'Wes. S.&O J#Mel int,eitiots . roomy and newly
Jones and Mr. and, Mrs. Devlin, of' I I ''I'll 11 - �
Stratford, attended the funeilal. 8PP0640L � YOU 11 Ile surprised at how
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gives you the basic, alvantages of the
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