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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1939-05-05, Page 4ao• tig • FOUR .4f Ossified Ads will be inserted at new low cash rates: Bale, Wanted. Lost and Found, Coming Events, Etc.s-Pete wards let week " 1 Cent 2nd week , ' % Oeet brd week % Cent Minimum charge, Iret insertion 25 ,Gente Each figure, initial ame dithrevistion counts es anis word. Card id Thanks, In Memoriam Notices -1 cent per woad. idiarimeen, 60 c per week. "Enquiries may be directed to o Beg Nextrhee. mare cid The Hems Expoliber„ tee 10 cents 4, Ten cents additional per week, will ha charged 5t ads in above elms ma not paid by this ti extra. • Saturday night in the week in which the ed yeas rim. 41 , Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted free of Charge - .Auetion Sales, Notice to Creditors, E.—Bitee on oceplicatton. For Sale Personal UAY FOR SALE — THREE TONS Ille,HE1J1fl&A'e1S14. SCIATICA, BACKACHE, 'ha. Array to WILLIAM DAVIDSON, JA' Lumbago are attacked a8 the trouree (Hillegreen), R. R. 1, Zurich., the cleansing and antiamtic action td l6ima- 3.724x2 eater. KEATING'S DRUG STOR.E. 3725-1 For Sale or Rent POR SALE OR RENT—MODERN TWO storey •briek mesidence on Godenich Street, with double garage and garden. Apply to WALTER MURRAY, Seaforth. 3725-2 T_TOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT — NINE - 1 --1. roomed frame house and garden, hen hewn On East William Street. Apply to MRS. L. F. BOLTON, Seaftorth. • 3726x2 Lost and Found ,OST—THIREE LIBRARY BOOKS, "FOUR -4-4 Hundred 4jjqien Customers," "Free Lance," 'The Hunchbaick of Notre Dame." Reward. Pinder tpleaSe leave with LORNE BRIDGES, Market Street. 3725x1 Property For Sale HOUSES FOR SALE — TWO FRAME -1-•• 'houses in excellent doridition, each with modern conveniencels. garden. garage. On goad residential streets 1 Seefoath. Priced right for quick sale. Apply Box 202. EX- POSITOR -OFFICE. 8724-8 -1 Articles For Sale portSALE — SWEET CLOVER SEED, grade No. 2. Price $2.50 per bushel. Phone 82 r 13. W. ALEXANDER, Hensaii. LAIRD -.4n Norwalk Genera Reeninal. 3724-2 , April 29th, Mira. Zahn Laird, formerly of ' Seaforth. volt SALE—ONE TOP BUGGY, four new BLACK—In Scott Memorial Hospital Sea- " tires last year, top in good shape: also foth cm May let, infant eon of Me end set single harness_ Apply to MRS. ROLAND mrs. je,tenn D Els& Tnekerenntb. KPNNEDY, West William St., Seaforth. 3725-1 In Memoriam TN LOVING MI3IMORY F'1.37.ABETH "L Pitman •Bed Goldieg. we Passed alweg AprO 22, 1926; also my brother, George C. Bell, who passed away May 23. 1930. and our dear on. George Harold 'Pwitcfirell. who Pass- ed atray May 2, 1.933_ In the city oe Light, on the hill far away. Where the SUM, never sets nicer the flowens derrtair. They are gone to their rest, free from rearms, and pain. Where in God% own .tziote we shall meet them agaim massed by Mr. end Mrs. R. J. Twit - alien end fandlY. 3725x1 •Births Jury Attaches (Continued /TOW Paige1) Abet 10.30 Mr. and Mrs. lVfont, eparnery retired. He went right to sleep and atter a short nap was awakened when ane of the ehildren sleeping in the same room with him called. He took him into bed with him and was not awakened again un- til about 1.30 am., when he beards a noise. "It wasn't sereaming. She just seemed to be calling 'Ohl Ohl' " he said. Running from the room he found his wife was not in .bed. When, he looked upstairs he saw a bright light. He grabbed up a pail of water and ran upstairs and found his wife on an old mattress with flames all around her about two feet htgh. There was quite a bit of smoke, he said. In all he threw feur pails of water on the fire. "I asked her 'What happened, deer; and she said, 'I don't know.' Then I asked her how are you feeLing, and she said- 'fine'." Mr. Montgomery described going for neighbors and then bringing his wife dovrnstaitts and waiting for the doc- tor. The witness stated that both be and wife were in the habit of using matches when they had eoccasion to go upstairs at night. There was only one light in the house and this was always lett lit downstairs for the chil- dren Mr. and Mrs. William Kerr, Mrs. Jean Chesney and Mrs. Violet Oat- aret, neighbors of the Montgemerys, told of rushing to the house and as- sistimg on the night of the fire. All agreed the couple were happily mar- ried Ross Montgomery, eight-year-old son said "his mother had gone upstairs about 6.30 after supper. He didn't know whether she had used a light or not. Olaief, Constable Helmer Snell of Seaforth described his investiga- tions. He also identified Mrs. Mont- gomery's wateh and told the jury he had learned the reason the wetch had stopped at 11.30 was because it had run down. "There was no apparent cause for a fire," inspector' 1). W. Rose, of pro- vincial fire marsball's office, stated. He had had samples of the mattress remains analyzed and there were no traces of any accelerants, he said. Dr. W. L. Robinson, professor of pathology at the University of Toron- to, told of examinations he had Made of the skull. He described the bruis- DEWAR—in Whmeses College Hospital, To- ronto, on May lat. to Mr. and Mits. David Dewar, (nee Elva Wieratley), a sea—David George. . , NORRIS—In Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea- -forth. on April 28th. lb Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Norris, Strafe, a mer. BLAC.K—In Seat Mendorial Hiespeal, • Sea - ;forth. on APIA 80th. to Mr. and Iles. Jas. D. Blank euinersmats a 8021:4 Deaths FOR SALE --THREE FORDSON TRAC- tote, in working cionditien. SCOTT & ALLEN TRACTOR CO., Cromarty. ' 3725-1 mefrt.s. eteeseartea has returned after a visit with her daughter in Toronto. poe SALE—TEAM OF FIVE-YEAR-OLD Mrs. M. Reid,' who has spent a fort- Percherons; also work mere. Will set or Mete 25, Seaforth. 3725-2 sister, Mrs. Fee, has returned to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Seeley, of Olinton, ail- ed on Mrs. Austin on Sunday. Mr. Alvin Elliott hus. engaged with VARNA eotehange for fresh cow, .7. A. MeKENZIE. night, or more in Seaforth with her Tenders Wanted QEALED TENDERS ADDRESSED TO THE " undersigned and endorsed "Tender for new interior attires, Public Building, Clinton, Ont.," will be received until 12 o'clock noon (daylight saving), Tuesday, May 16, 1939, for the supply and installation of interior fatten' as in the Public Building, Clinton, Ontario. Plans and specifications can be semi and forms of tender obtained at the offices of the Chief Architect Deparrment of Public Works, Ottawa, the Supervising Architect, 36 Ade- laide Street East. l'Oronto. 0.reeu-ie, the Qa.re- taker. Public Building. Hamilton, Ontario, and at the Post Office, Olinam, Ontario. Tenders wife not be considered unless made cru the forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with the condirticms set forth therein. • Each tender must be seeomeranied by a certified cheeue on a chartered bank in Oanada., payable t.. rhe order of the Hon- ourable the Minister of Public Vihrke, naval to 10 per cent_ of the amount of the tader, or Bearer Berndt ef the Dominion of Canada or of the Oanadian National Railway Com -1 parry endits constituent oompanies, un- cP4ditierraiie guaranteed as to principal and interest by the Dominion of Canada. or the aforementioned bonds and a certified cheque if required to make up an odd amount. By order, J. M. SOMERVILLE. Secretary. Department of Public Works, Ottawa, May lit, 1939. 3723-1 Notices pURTAINS STRETCHED — LACE AND ▪ Scrim curtains Stretched. Apply to MRS. L. F. BOLTON, Eaet William Street 372.1-2 A NNOUNCEMENT—A N E W MASSEY- ▪ Harris dealer 'is now located in Seaforth. Mat north of the Queen's Hotel. We solicit your patronage and assure you of efficient repair parts and service. Drop in and get acquainted the next time you are in town. MARLEY STOREY, Massey -Harris Dealer. 3723x3 MOTICE- -FERTILIZER USERS: WE SELL " the famous Granule Fertilizer imported d ireet frrm Hol I a rul. 11 so ws pe tof ectly in any ferti 145tor or mixed with grain in ordin- ary driil. Why bus your money in ftetilizer drills You do not require one to sow our fertilizer. Many local use So report en ti re satiefaotion on kit year's crops. See US and book your order at once to ensure a sun -p1.1. - J. N. MaKENZIE, Dealer, Seaforth. Phone 25. 3723x3 WARNINO! B 0 YS DAMAGING WINDOWS 114 THE Eg•mondvile ilex Mill building wild be prosecuted to the full extent of the law if the practice continues. J. G. ANDERSON & SON 3724x2 MUNICIPAL DUMP Town of Seaforth THE TOWN HAS PROCURED DUMPING fecilities for the citizens on the farm of Mr. Date Nixen. Permit* must be olltmined 55t the Clerk's oflice by anyone desiring to use there facilities. Only teams and wagons or steel tired vehicles wild be permitted. D. H. WILSON, (Mark. 8724-2 TOWN 011 SEAFORTH TAX PRE -PAYMENT RE- CEIPTS FOR 1939 the • Harriston Packers. The many friends of Miss Edith Beatty will be pleased to know she is much improved. Mr. end Mrs. G. H. Beatty and fam- ily called on friends in Blyth and Clin- ton Sunday. EXPOSITOR week. Mrs. IlYikkiems. Bell and sons, aesom- panied by Miss Olga Bell, speat a, day In London meently. Seeding operations are in full swing in thia locality. Wedding bells are riuging lustily too. .M116. E, Bali is under the doctor's care. We -hope for an early irtyvery. Mr. and Mrs. Luff and family, of Hamilton; yielted the lads ;asters, Mrs.. Tebbutt and Mre. McKenzie, on Sunday. Mn A. Kirk, who bate been under She doctor's care, is improving, we are glad to see. Mrs. N. lathairk, of Pontiac, Mich., as with ber brother, Mrs. E. hall. The Town will pay 4 per cent. per annum up to Aug. 31, 1939, on all prepaid 1939, taxes. Certificates and full particulars may be obtained from the Town Cleric's of- fiee in the Town Hall. D. IL WILSON, „ Treasurer. • trn94 ROYS . Mr. and Mits. Cecil Moffatt, of Buff- alo, visited recently with M -r. and Mrs. John Morgan. Miss Audrey Scott, of Munro, spent the week -end at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Dow, Sr. Mr. and MTS. W. G. Jackson, of Agincourt, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hocking this- week. The managers of Roy's Churcla have leeway bad a :fine new ceiling put in the auditortium of Eire Sundae school, Mas. Angus McKaig doing the work. The W.' M. S. theld a quilting at the ohurch on Wednesday of tbis week. The Munro Y. P. S. put on a Selma did program at Roy's Church Sunday eventing last. As good crowd was in attendance. Miss Kay Russell has returned to her home after spending some time la Toronto. HAYFIELD BRUCEFIELD Mn and Mrs. Stantey Reid, of Ham- ilton, and Mr. Lawrence Reid and friend, of Toronto, spent Sunday with Mrs. J. Jaralesson. Mr. and Mrs. C. Halstead and son, of Stratford, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. Wheeler. Miss Irene Snider, of London, awl Mr. M. Sadder ot Winghaan .pent the weekend at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. B. Shouldfice of Brims - ley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Paterson. • Me and Mrs. Ross Scott and family spent a +Scruple of days in London and Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Zapfe and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wan. Henry, London Road. Mr. and Mrs. H. Dewey and sons, of Galt, ,spent the weekend with Mr. D. Swan and Miss E. &mese. Mr. Hugh McGregor, of Detroit, spent the week -end with his father, Mr. Hugh McGregor, Sr., and other relatives. We are glad to welcome back bonne to the village Mrs. W. Stevens and Mrs. R. McKenzie, who have returned to their tome her. The Y. P. U. raf She United Church will hold their anailversary on Sunday next with a concert on Monday even- ing. Mrs. (Rev.) H. Wright received word of %le passing of her father at Prineville last week. Their many friends extend their aineere sempa- thy.t Mr. E. A. MeAsh of Hemsall is vis- iting friende in hhe village this week. Rev. Mr. Brooks, of Ilenseall„ will be the guest speaker on Sunday next at the Young People's Union annivers- ary. seteetee, t„ 41, and Betty, ,speat the 'week -end in Ridgetown visiting the iforansees par- ents and siater, whole heme on a visit from /Jos Angeles, California. Mr. Howerd Hemph111,. of Tatra), vi*ted with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. E. Herephill, over the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook, of Toron- to, were week -end visitors with the forntere palmists. Mr. and 'Mrs. Corn- elius Cook. We are pleased to state .that Mr. David Nichol is considerably improv- ed at date of writing. Mr. and Mrs. Daniels 'have made very nice improvements in, their dwel- ling property. which 'was formerly known as the James Sparks estate on Queen Street, nearly opposite St. Paul's Anglican Church. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Sparks and danglirter, Patsy, of Detroit, who were here last week visiang with the for- mer's father, Mr. Alex. Sparks, have returned home. Large congregations attended serv- ices in Carmel Presbyterian Ohurch Sunday when Rev. W. A. Young preached morning and evening. Music by the choir included: Anthem, "Con- sider the Lilies"; duet, "Oh, For the Peace," Mrs. Young and Mrs. W. A. MaeLaren; anthem, "It Is a Goad. Thing To Give Thanks"; aetherm, "Still, Still With' Thee"; trio, "Let Me Hide layself in Thee," Mesdames Dougalls; anthem, "Onee More 'Tis Eveatide", soloist, Mrs. W. A. Young. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. E. Hemphill, accompanied by Mise Fulton, returned the end of Mist week from a meet splendid four months' trip to Florida daniag all of 'which time there was most delightful weather, which they more than enjoyed. Mr. Joe Hagan, who also accompanied them on their motor trip and did nearly all the driv- ing, both going and returning, also re- ports a ftme trip and enjoyable time' in the fine Sunny South, but all while in love with the most delightful clim- ate are one in giving Ontario first place for frne substantial dwellings and splendid rural communities with their ever so more well built and up- te-date barns and other outbuildings. Tbe farmers in this section are all busily engaged in seeding and other Work on their lands. 'Mae village Scat halt holiday for this season was observed on Sarethiete clay afternoon last • Farr - McClary St. Peter's Anglican Mamie Dor- chester, was the scene of a lovely spring wedding on Saturday, April 22. ed portion of the scalp as being an area 31/2 by,5 inoh.es. Examined mic- roscopically he found evidence of a hemorrhage. The bruise, he agreed, could have been received from strik- ing her head on the low ceiling. He was certain it was received prior to the burns. WINTHROP •Dr. and Mrs. Levlia, of Toronto, spent the week -end with Mrs. N. W. Woods. Mies Lucy Woods left on Wednes- day last for Montreal, where she took passage by steamer for England, where she intends spending two months visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Churchyard, ot Lon- don, epent the weekend in their cot- tage here. Dr. Stogdill and daughter, of Toron- to, ,spent Sunday in the village - Miss Drouin and Miss Fernette, of Detroit, spent the week -end in their cottages here. Mrs. John Ferguson spent the past week visiting Miss Margaret Fergu- son at Windsor. Miss A. M. Stirling arrived home on Saturday after a three weeks' visit with friends in Port Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. _Norman Toms, of De- troit, spent the week -end with kis mother and brothers in the village MT- and Mrs. Hugh McLaren a.nd daughter, of Port Elgin, spent the week -end with the Misses Maud and Josephine Mrs. Edwards, Mr. and Mee Robert Watera and son, Edwards, visited friends in Kitohener and Waterloo ov- er the week-ena. Mr- and Mrs. Gid Koehler, of Zur- ich, visited her sinters, Frances and Ethel Towne, on Sunday. Miss Grant returned on Saturday at - ter spending the winter in Orlando, Florida. Mr. Irvine, of Toronto, arrived on, Sunday to spend the summer In their cottage on the River Trout. Mies A. M. Stirling and Mrs. Roht. ecoteamer attended the misaiontary convention at St. Thomas on Thurs- day. Mr. Harold Scotchnier, of Toronto, visited at his home Isere over the week -end. , Mr. Edward Reid and Edward Bak- er, of Owen Sound, visited friends here over the week -end. The young people of the Anglican March staged the play, "Safety Fh•st," in the Town tlall on Friday evening last and was well Wren by the cast and well received by the audi- ence Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and fatally, of Goderich, Have moved into Mr. Jake Broome's residence, south of the vil- lage. The farmers are busy on the land. The weather has been very cool with frosts, but warmer weather is on the w.a Y. We are sorry to hear of Mr. John Montgomery being on the sick list. STANLEY Rev. J. R. Peters attended the Presbytery meeting at Wingham last Thursday. Also a, number of ladies from Goshen W. M. S. attended the W. M. S. meeting at Wingham on the 541510 day. Mr. Elston Dawson and Mr. Neil McDonald, of Goderich, called on friends on the Goshen one day last weelc. Mists Isabel Robinson, warts has been attending Toronto Bible College, has returned to her home here. MANLEY Seeding operations are in full sway and the ideal cool weather has made it excellent for the horses to get hardened for the rest of the season's work. Mr. Albert Siete= is still busy re- pairing pumps and watering cisterns. Master Joseph McKay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKay, had the mis- fortune of 'having -his arm broken last Friday while playing at school by fall- ing against a wall. We are pleased to learn that he is now progressing favorably. . CONSTANCE when Verna Agnes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. MoOlary, of Arva, be- came' the bride of Rev. Beverly alue on Farr, former Rector. of St. Paul's Anglican. Ohurch, Hemel', and ion of Rev, T. E. and the late Mrs. Farr. The bridegroom's father officiated. Mrs. Percy Male played the wedding music and Mr. Frank Pickard, of Dorchester, was soloist. White tulles and carnations in brass vases on the altar were the only decorations. The •bride, given in: marriage by her father, was charming in a gown of white satin, high at the neck and buttoned down the back from neck to waist with tiny satin covered buttons. The sleeves were wide at the shoul- der and tapered to points over the hands. Her waist length veil OS white net was held in place by a clus- ter of• velvet French violets, and her shoes were white corded satin banded with silver. She -carried Talisman roses and valley lilies. The bride's sister, Mrs. C. A. Ironside, was ma- tron of honor, wearing forget-me-not Mrs. George Leitch and daughter, Elva, and Mr. Wilbur Jewitt visited Mrs. Thomas Lawsonean Stratford'. Mrs. Andrew Reekie and two chil- dren, of London, are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Brit - W• e are sorry to learn Mrs. Charles Dexter is under the doctor's care. We hope she will Boon be feeling better. Mr. Walter Scott treated 'himself to a new Midge DeLuxe on Saturday. We are pleased to see Mr. William Hugill back to the village again this week. He is busy fixing up a new work shop. Mrs. S. McMichael is very ill. We hope for a sr edy recovery. Mrs. Metes 1, of Seaforth, is visit- ing friends in the vil-lage. Mr. and Mrs. H. Fitzsimmons of Clinton. and Miss Ethel Dale spent Sunday last at the home of the Moore brothers. TUCKERSMITH HENSALL emesere.mis $1.19 Shirts for 79e this week at Goodwin's. Hansen 'United Church presents Maedeff Capetaurd, Scotland's most versatile entertainer, and Kenneth Duff, brilliant London vio3init, Hen - sail United Churah, Wednesday, May 10th, at 8.15. Admiasion, 25c and 15c. Miss Isabellse Moir, wiho has been, the guest Of Mn. and Mrs. J. D. Stew- art retained to her home in Hensall after spending, a pleasant visit. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dai•g, of London, visited on. Sunday with Mrs. L. J Dolg and. Miss Janet. Mrs. Isabelle McDonald, of Sea - forth visited with her daughter and soiehelaw and family, Mr. end Mrs. Ross Broadfoot during the week. Mes. (Dr.) Stewart, of Battle Creek, Mach, and Mrs. (Dr.) Mortonfeti, of Santa Momita, California, vieritera with their coustoa, Mr. and Mrs. J. la Stewart and Mies Winnie during the blue pet wing attest jack t She wore blue Alves and Itte0 matte, and her bat wani a Saliet can Of Pew Silk carried sweetheart roses. 14 10 Miss Barbara Louise Leonsicte, as nns for brideemaid, wore a floor length frock -of peach organdy over taffeta, with - blue ribbons falling from the 'Shoulder. Her tiny (hat was of organ dy with blue Una and she carried a Colonial bouquet of butterfly ropes and forgetsmenets. Revs Maurice Farr, rof Durham, was Ids brother% best man, and the ushers were Stuart! McClary and G. A. Imamate. A recep- tion for the mediate families wee aeld at the 'mine of the bride's parr eats. Tor travelling the bride wore ia grey tailored mit with Japonica acces.. series. Rev. and Mrs. Farr will ree side in Dorchester where Rev. Mel Farr Is Rector of St. Peter's Anglican Church, Dorchester, end also of St, Paul's Anglican Church, Glaziworths The bride .wars quite well known here, having been assistant in the Menial!, continuation school as a substitute. NOTICE To Citizens of Seaforth Householders are redtiestecl to promptly clean up their premises, including the boulevards, and put and keep them in a neat and sanitary condition by having all ashes, garbage, manure and other re-- fuse removed, and by .all other necessary measures. All low places and water holes must be filled, and, kitchen, store and restaurant waste 'and slops bur- ied, burned, or collected and removed to avoid breed- ing places for flies andmosc&iit,es. • Wells used for domestic purposes must be put in proper condition. The use of the safe town water supply is strongly urged. • Ashes must not be dumped on the streets unless special permission is given by the Street Committee. Co-operation is requested to give the Town a uni- formly clean and attractive appearance. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH If you - contemplate repairing or adding to roue house or barn, install- ing Hydro, a water system, new stab- ling, or other permanent improve- ments, finam,ce the work with a Home Improvement Loan. Borrow on long terms, without renewal; at small cost. Commit Mr. Cross at The Bank of Montreal. • • 3724-3 . (Continued from Page 1) Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farquhar, of Kippen, Ont., announce the engage- ment of their drauglater, Doreen Wil- ma„ to Mr. Welter G. &Penner, only son of Mr. and Mss. Albert Spencer, Hensel', the marriage to take place the latter pant of May. Carmel Presbyterian Church was presented on. Sunday mornings April 28rd, with two beautifua oak pedestals by Mrs. Annie Logan, Mrs. Martha Harvey and Mrs. William Douglas, in memory of their late parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hudson. Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Young and Mr. and Mre. W. A. MacLaren rendered a pleasing quart- ette, "Rock of Ages," in memoriam. Rev. R. A. Brook, of the United Church will conduct anniversary ser- Nlioes at the United, Church, Bruce - field, on Sunday, May 7th, under the auspices of the Y. P. U. The Mission Circle of the United Church will meet at the home of Miss Irene Douglas on Friday evening, May 5th. -. The annual meeting of the Bowling Club will be held on Miley evening in the club house at 8 pee All those interested are invited to be present. NI,: and Mrs. James Priest, accom- peeled by Mr. and Mrs. Alpine Me - Ewen, were in Atwood on Monday at- tending the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Priest's sistersin-law, Mrs. Morrison Norris McEwan spent a delightfal three days' vacation in Detroit this week leaving .by bus on Wedineaday in company with some hundred news- boys and which trip was sponsored by he Landon Free Press for their news agents securing a certain number of new subscribers. While in Detroit Norris enjoyed the baseball gantee be- tween the New York Yankees and De- troit Tigers and Boston Red Socks and Tigers, along witb other added at- tractions. The death occurred in a London hospital of Mrs. William Vanhoane a former resident of Hensall, and sister of Mrs. George Hudson, of HensaiL She is survived by ther husband, two sons, Williata and Clare, and one daughter, Ruth, all of London. At the Board of Health meeting held in the etymon chamber the dates set for the removal of garbage is May 18th acid 19th, and for sanitary in- spection, May. 25th to 31st. The Swiss Bell Ringers will pre -Sent a musical Mete with added attrac- tions, in the Tessa, Hall on Tuesday evening, Mae; 9ths. Me. and Wks. Legg, of St. Marys, were guests of Miss Mettle Ellis over the week-enit Mise Minnie Reid spent. Friday On London, Mtge Kilpatrick, assistant teacher of Hensall continuation sehool, who con- tracted scarlet fever het week and who bas beett very ill at the home of MISS Logau, with a mese in attend - mace, is at date of writing doing nice- ty. We believe the schools will re- open an Menaday, May kb, if no other cases are reiorsted. Mr. sad Sass. Laird Mickle, Billy' ds k1 Iii 1.-V4 '" • 141.' 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