HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1939-07-14, Page 4e'�'�lk:d'Ads,,
l,n 61 I is.-ar
lY + a A M,
14 n1 M13,i 1 I. .l,
,1
a���t� i 1
I
�011..__0-_-_�
t"
"_I �
,
tl� Classified Ads will be inserted at yew low cash rates :
`t
tri� If For Sxle, Wanted, Lost and Found, Corrin; Events, Etc. -Po; wend:
ti
Y,'< week est ........ ....... I Oeaafa '
l.
2nd week .......".................../ Cart
i h" ;.. 3rd week ........................... % Cent I.
lr Minimum Charm first iusedtian ...... 25 Iia
1^ e,% Bach 111,=% initial and aabboamiabim cuunb as one woad,
]j81 t^� Oard.oi Tlibmis, In Memwn am N.ticm-,i `cent per ,word. Mtarmumb 50 cents per week.
�j Einfluia9es may be dareobe(i Aa a Box Nutnher, ease of The Huron Esyaeitpr, for 30 �b
. I;;1, a' Ten ceWd addwtiona0 per week wall be aharz,ed if ads ra above ekw are not vwA by the
tt l:, ,Saturday might in tho week in which the ad was run.
' . r Biryhs, Marzia gab and Deaths inserted free of charge
ri•Auction Sales, Nbtflde W Credtwrs, Etc. -Rarer on applicablon,
1' `w, (
.. .1 Help Wanted Notices
. WANTED - ERPERIENCED GENERAL NOTICE
maid. References required. Apply Box
U " �;';'` 209, EXPOSITOR OFFICE- 3729-tf McKillop Township
{ . PARTIES DESIRING TO PAY 'ZHEI$ AS-
r �.
lv. sessments in cash on t0ie L.awrwce and
"', r For Sale or Rent BoxDrans are asked to do so on or be•.
:: I fore Wedneada,y. July 19, 1939, at the Office
' R SALE1 OR RENT -A MODERN TWO-, of the Treasurer, F. Bruce Medd '
.111, JOHN 1,tcNAY,
k„":" i9orey brick 'house, on Goderich Street Clerk of MrK-211top,
?1" �',%''. ,East Irmmedi:arce Possession S•iven. WALTER
rMURRAY,, 3735-2 37351
,.
t , ,fit° ROOFING - WHY NOT TRY LIQUID
is
,r,i s,; b`a"tn•e Coatnrrg for sd�eol and flat asprhalt
For Sale roofs? Only 52,00 a square, quad we guaram-
'11, ' tee them for five years. We allso sell cement
,�n.,M1 r.>4 FOR
SALE- 6 -ROOMED C0ITAGE 'TN chimney tops- Apply ho JAMES BECKER,
,. F Cbm'4on_ Phone 42 5732#
...... ,Se4foroh. Cheap tar cash. APPIY to , .
POTTER, S`taffa. I 3735,)1
I11 -
r FjaOR SALE X350.00 CASH SIX-ROOMa ,;,.•: £came house, in good condition, on Ord
Street Seafort@i- Two tats, chicken 'house,
'ri 'fI Hydro- .Apply ,to Bos 206, EXPOSITOR. ��
1, 1 j 8726-tf 1b -
Farms For Sale l
A ?. r)-• - - _ _ Cil Y t 4t •-
I¢11
FARMS FOR 'SALE
�i.;,i VALUABLE FARMS IN GODERICH
TOWNSHIP ANNUAL PICNIC
(1) About In acre;, new house and new
f, ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE HURON
I barn and outbuildings ;c 12 sores gaol bush; y Comte, C.nnail w6ll. 'be j held at Grand
young archari Bend art 2 oWnek on W ixnday afternoon.
r1 12) About 107 acres with 'good banns.
a. Jody 19th neat All �.eY= eev� and their
,. Both farms $ra execLLerat CtaLtlivation. Plea- £amailies are cordially litnvited baa atLtesad. A
idful supply of good water. glo6d ra n weal be :held_ Bring rin$ your Own
,,...Apply-
,
4PFLy- V,,baskets. knives. fosses and cnPa-
,1, MABEL RATHVr'ELL, R. R., Clinton, OmL, ROBERT TURNER, -
Wb¢den
��1, W. E. FOSTER, Hensau, Ont, CHrSTER MAWHiNNEY - Cam. Chairman
,'
•; Admimstratara Estate of Isaac Rathwel'1- 3735-1
•"3735-3
,J w...�.r,�, I
TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE
Notice To Creditors Notice
'• NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Iit ,the Estate of ALEXANDER SMITH.. )TOU ABE HEREBY NOTIFIED UNDER
a LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS' authamnty of a Bylaw of the Township of
f�' A Usb rne, wasted in 1938, that no cows ar
. t{ ; agairlst the Estate of Alexander Smith.
late of the Township of Stanley, County of °'floe: l,a'volads vvaLl be altlowed to. pasture the
eq.p o.5 dlae ra&ads of July,
uxe s each,, after ima she
2:51' Huron, deceaped, who died on or about the 1'5th day of Julq, u -dices eac$p nimal is
`35` 27th day of May, 1939, uTe hereby notified t�ea�d •with a chain_ Cow% er Otter live-
/,,�,'€•'. to send in ,to the undersigned solicitor on or
C y: stack found out of, bounds may he impennd-
w;wIl 'bef'ore the 3rd day of August, 1939, full par- ed.
ff6' T;
4icutaas of their dtaimd, with af5davite prov- Ratepayers '0f Usborme owm&hiy are bere-
, 1410 ing same_ by ro4ues,'Oai arm cult the weals on the rbd-
a
v InamodiabOy after :the said last mentionedBade ,adiaeemrt to thytoperties where sits-
: delta, the assets of sloe said costate will be ated on a Townsbmp Road if 'pessilde. Firat
>� .,'., dixtributed amongst the parties entitled there-
to, having •regard only to ola;,,,a of which oaanB to be aoaamle>md by Judy 15th, after
the undeasigned %hall ,then have 'nat¢ce. to whiclh � the Raved Super�,tarxlen2 as i.-
11 stavaated tb elk dhe ;weeds then errant, Bate
.. rite exclusion of •ahs others, and the under- ,� Pay Your 'dirk vvri],I" be 25 per
fd' signed will not be ,liable to any person of hour, and GS Carats for man and team with
,ladm the undersigned shall not then mower, ,the anower to be used at ow
'�f •' nv
have notice for the assets so distributed or
y'i° any Part thereof. I tss� A. W. MORGAN, Clerk_
DATED at Seaflonth, ,this ll,th day of July, I�.' 1939. DATED ak $e ll July 1, 1339_
,.. alit -e
r WDM E BUTT, A RCHIBALD PARSONS,
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
�;fkt} Exemtors
By tb Solicitor
ELMER D. BELL,
11, s °�'` aza5 3 � TAX PRE -PAYMENT RE-
, „
.1''. CEIPTS FOR 1939
Popular Stallions
L, The Town will pay 4 per
- The Clydesdale Stallion
'Is•' FAVORITE AGAIN cent. per annum up to Aug.
1, I'.;.
, , 24337
,. Enrolment No. 1961 31 1939 on all prepaid 1939
;• 1; Will stand at his own stable at Brucefleld ' t
, �r fes• tate season- Fifteen dollars too ins"' taxes Certificates and full
`:k ` pagahle February 1. 1940-
1,' ROBERT D. MURDOCH, Proprietor.
t PETER KILPATRICE Manager.
fir-,: particulars may be obtained
3728-tf'
I" ' -from the Town Clerk's of-
f RS rLhrolment 3049 Form 2 .
$. The Standard Bred Stallion fico in the Town Hall.
BARON LULLWATER
��bf 211 2.13a/y at three yearn aid D H. WILSON,
', 1939 Grade "B" Premium No, 375
+r" : Wi11 stand for the improvement of stack
•t
+ at the barn of his owner, W. C. Govenlock, Treasurer.
i, )', Egmandville- a71Y-a
Vi., �:" He is a jet btadk in Color, stands 15-3 hands
l`' high and weighs 1100 Pounds. He is a pa �n-
;�
Jz�• ium home sad is sound. His sire, Bogalma -
.. 04 Card of Thanks
He is siva a handsome horse as be was
1?. . ' firatt and teeerve champion at the Raya'1 Wna-
t�I. ter Flair, Toronto, 'last winter, 1938- Would THE, FAMILY OF THE LATE MFS. JOHN
,k,• ; fay to mak: artaage®en18 to meet those from lailoar, Brmcefidd. wish to thank the
ay distance where possible- ne*04wrs land many fmcmda for t� kind -
+",r ncts ,to mother
E,r Terme-612, paya�,1e February 1, 1040- i¢grr eaepr eEs'ona asym-
`, 8727-tf Putty tb us_ HUGH.'MARY and GEORGE.
..
yJ.,
it, , The Faamow Champion Clydesdale Stallion
; , LOCHINVAR -
:'�... (Imp.) ro. 25468 Births -
,.. Eim!jOlment No. 3739 'y Form 1
I Wihl stand 8trr the improvement of stock MASSI•i�Im M»n»tial nosDital, Sea -
t1< ' • this eeasma, as follows:
Routh, on my 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter
fo;A Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday -At his Misses. s+on
oven stable 1% mz7® west and lye miles
t1,1 %, ESPPS-,inn Scott Memorial l verlelm1, pa July
,.i south of Dubbin. Thursday -Will Leave his 1lttfa, to 'Mr- trn'nd Mem- Beverley Epps (Pee
owm stable at 8 o'clock .for Petrolia,return- TFaahciEfe 03asa
)• go a s
fins ag;sin on Friday night at 6 o'clock healt4a on
,(, and weather permitting. Saturday -At his 'MicALPIN.&--Ln L9tratfhrd (` treral Maepitnl,
+ll omit stable ;on 3aty lOfQa, to Eli:. urrd Mrs. C. /- &Io-
1tl., ,� Tetms-46-00 at time of service and $20.00 Alpine wee GGslaa+dys McPhee), a sort'
t)�'•,I when mares 'prove in foal.
k "I
J. E. FALCONER,
�11r, 0, Proprietor.
�4,3I" 3728hf Deaths
ao' Imported Clydesdale Stallion
,;r• L I. ROBISON-In Srafordh, on Friday, Jud, 7th.
SOLWAY RESOURCE M,� Mmru>saet Rbbsam a� go' ymrs.
i .' imp. [28173] (23029) WALKER ---In Brucefield,l on Wednesdsy,
j":;. Flnmlment Na. 3744 Form 1 July 5,tla, A -*e McKay. wife of the late
y: "' Will stand for the improvement of aback John Walker, .in her s4;th year.
. "'Ithi3 sem, ss follows: KIDD-On Wednautiay, July 6th, 1939, at her
' Monda7 Morning-Wdll Igoe hisown stable Nate res &V& in TMVntChristine o, XcI
at Btueefle0d and go to the 2nd Concession, Dougoll, widow of the late Joseph Kidd,
;.'l toren south and east to Alex- Sfinclayes, for and d'aughher• of the late. Dr. Peter Mo -
ill ''lt noon • thea east tb the Town Lane and north Dbuttall, of 06"ric.h. o t• Mrs. K4dd was
M1g: to the 9th Concession to Wm. Patrick's, fol the ngadd.er of &ink- L7dvearai P Leomen
night Tuesday-Ea4t 1rix raYies and north to
I . UPDer Landsdovame Ave , Mbxbr ~al_
' the itAr Crmcession to Coyne IIroa-. for noon;
>+I- 'f8aen to Rdbert. Deist's. 7th Concession, for _
il N,i. night. Wednesday -To Gemmell's Corner and ���•"�
_ ,". north to A & J. Broad:foot's, for noon ; then WINTHR.OP
" to his own stable for night Thursday -At
o;
,:: his own saabte. Friday -West to the 2nd The regular monthly meeting Of
: C trcesstora of Stanley and north 'to John H.
'" i-. McEwan's, for noon: then to his own stable t'be W. M. S. and W. A_ .Societies of
•`',� for night SaRnrday-At his oven stable_ Cavan Church was held at the home
Terms -To insure a foal, $15.00, payable
t February 1st, 1940. of Mrs. Allan Rose' an July 5th- The
I R. D. MURDOCK, Wam'arn's Association's part was tak-
I I Proprietor and manager- en by the preecident, Mrs_ Hugh Met -
T. '', ander, in the chair. "Take 17p The
J! y+.? The Pare Bred imported Clydesdale Stallion C�'a, 'foie Sa-viour Said?' was Bung,
r TORRS MAGNATE after which Mrs. Ale-Va.'ader led in
(Imp,) 26882 (22871) prayer. The minute$ of the previous
" < Enro'Iment No. 3019 First Class, Form 1
*, meeting were read and, adopted. The
1,.,,.• Kri13 stand the season for mares as fol- roll call was answered on Courage b
rte: g y
.i, , Monday Lehvee bit: own stable. Lot 4. Con. 18 memb¢re and a ,number of visai'tom.
C les 7' 3, Hibbert, and fib to Mike N•agle's. Dublin, A reading entitled, "Com,nInity Mfs-
ry(jt , liar noon ; Athernce I+to D. J. O'RalWs, Beach-
l �ta-.wood, Lot '12, Oen. 4, McKillop, fr night,&i0II8 West" wZgiven hp -Mrs. Robt_F
Tli;esdar+ Will proceed to .lack McCsartby,s. McClure. Hymn 358 was Gun, g, after t
}11011., I.bi 83, Con '2, Loggn, for noon; 0heace to nb�eb Mrs. AleRanitl0r gave a Oita -
r r ih own stable for night. Wednesday -Will � �
,t, W: tion, "I Met the Master," Mrs- Pat-
F.111St Daacped 4io Cecil ftodPB's, Lot 10, Can. 8,
L09a'114 for nlaot , subclass by way of Munn rick tools charge of the remainder of
l A , lt*d tlo his own stable for night. Thursday tyre meta
,ang. Hyrm+n 500 Was sung,
"4VIli procaeed to Duuc. Colquhhoun.'s, LLq�tt 3,
0�*s Cotiswk r 1W60rt t"or ixNon t theme rte Gebygo followed wfuh praay er by °Mist M(',
p i" d,r f'A tj, tion. 11, Ceomacty., filum g Neil, 'I4re 'tt)pic Was abiY taken by
I tr vi tb 6'• 6wk los m theins to Jack Mrs. CaI•'virl Mtlelu. Mlles Edith nil.I'll r#i" !Oh'tlyill'0" A "d &h; 5 ,]t'blert, far U*kt Isn ple,;;red `tMtnlnrtarin• Echoers', '• wMeh
-+�fC311'jjltbic�kc#a ]Vlbrtirk ltieeney'a, I.ot
l u , w9O Much 'en jOIWm A loallet, "Should
+l # r 03Qaft.,'j$r
d�, Yitbt ? kelF nsa)fI.l9re(nce to his':
i ,r�, lik� wh�re.11e *ifs toulib ti Canada Admit Refug'eWl" wtas givon
:, r
..- ,
Al
• THE EXPOSITOR R �
Quiet Charm • of Seaforth ,exons .Park ,
le . An unusual view of the Seaforth Lions Park, looking from the entrance road. The above
k9ntrance
picture was taken some weeks ago. Today the park is crowded as district citizens throng it to
take advantage of its restful
coolness. (Courtesy Stratford BeaconrHerald)
11
j
Entrance Results..
hault, William, East, Jack Morritt, village,
Doreen Phillips, Joan Sheppard, Phyl-
Mrs. John McGregor and,, sister
lis Shepherd, Donald Snell, Doreen
Fadry, of Egmoudreddle, visited at tb
(CmUnnedl from Page 1)
Vincent, Shirley Wallace,
home of Mr. arid' Mrs- Edgar Butt, c
. Pawed under the provisions of Reg-
'Second, Class Honors -- Frances
the village, during ,the week-
ulation 10 (5) of the High Sohocl En-
Johnston, Helen McGill, Jean Neth-
Mr. Byron Drown4 of Toronto, vi:
trance Regulations-Frank10(5)he Young.
er''
iters at the home of Mr, and Mrs_ I
The Robert Park memorial medals
Passi--Robert Arthur, Leona Ben-
Mousse,au of tihe village during tb
awarded annually to the pupils from
finger, I7dythe Bentley, Win Craig,
past 'week.
the Goderich Public Schools securing
Margaret Crawford, Clifford Kelly,
Mr. Ernesit.King, of Detroit, ealle
the highest marks on the year's work
work
tmarsonwere
Margaret Nesbit, Elsie Patterson, Ed-
on Mr, and Mrs. W. L. Mellis durin
and final examinations won
mund Pollamd, Ross Radford., Thelma
the pant weelK_
Marion Taylor, the case of Central
Snelling, Jack Tamblyn, Cldfford
The heavy storm of Ound'ay di
School aMd Verna Miller, for Victoria
Walsh' Jack Watson
considerable damage to the grafi
SdihoVL
crop, laying many fields; of oats fla
Bayfield Centre
KIPPEN "
on the .ground'.
,Miss Margalet Cooper, of Toront(
First Class honors' -Audrey Bran-
is spending a few lirolidays at ti,
don, Oliver Hopson, William John-
W. M. S. Meets
homy of her mother, Mrs' W_ 'M
&ton, Marilyn Maxwell, Elizabeth Mid-
A goodly number of the *W. M. S.
Cooper, of the Landon Road.
dleton, Lloyd Pease, Ruby Reid, An-
ladies met at the home of Mrs. Hyde
Mr. and Mrs. George Hill, of El
na Townshend_
for their July meeting. Mrs. Chand-
mondvi'lle, _visited at thv, ,home c
Second Class Honors+• -Alvin Keys,
ler presided, opening with the hymn,
Mrs. John Deitz, of the village, din
Hamald Mellveen, Albert Martin, Rxth
"Thou Whose Almighty Power," fol-
ing the week.
Mi'ddletom, Dawana Thorns,Edwarti
lowed by prayer. Mrs. McDonald) led
The Kippen Women's Institute wi,
Wise, Muriel Wise.
in the Scripture lesson taken from
meet, -at the home of MTs. W. Bell 0.
Passl---Eleta Ducharme, Opal Dyer,
Ephesians, chap. 5. The roll ca11 was
Thursday, Julys 20th, at 8.15 p -m_ Ali
Malcolm MacLeod, Lloyd Westlake,
responded' to by passages on thoughts
Sam Whitmore, Reeve of Tucker
Rets Yeo,
on penitence. There being no supply
smith, will speak on the managemen
of regular ,program material for this
of oe
,our municipality. Anyone inrt
Dungannon Centre
month, Mrs. Chamd'ler gave a most
ested will be, welcome. Tike roll cal
First Class Honors -Jean Bissett,
interesting and pathetie story of the
is to he ,the name of a former reeve
Boyle, Beatrice Johnstone, e,
Hila mother, Miss Lillian Trashex,
Mm H. Galdweli will give. the mol
LanRica
nen, Rose Marie Helen
Helen
once of Jackson, Fla„ mother to 647
to, "Patraotism is Not Enobagh."
Me -Kenzie, Marion
Me- viten i Isabel
Egyptian orphans and 74 pelindles9
Mae cKendric
lend Rase
Marie
widows. Singlehanded she '-has rais-
VARNA
Murray,d,
Dorothy
Marie M•Dorothy Pearson, Ir-
ars
ed more than $370,004 in the last 28
ere Robinson, Ruth Robinson, War-
years to build a huge in,stituti 0a' and
Mr. anis Mrs_ Colbeck (nee Ver
ren Zinn.
to educate; feed and clothe' the 'poor
S'eele'y) and; family, of New York
9econdl Class Honor_* -Ada Brophy,
and friend'less'. Beginning with a
and Mr. .intro Seeley, of I,on,tllon
Edna Brophy, William Farrisll, Mary
baby of three months, w$ose- mother
spent a day with The hatters' sister
Kinaha>s, Evelyln Little, Jasep'h Mc-
died, she tool: it into ,her ,home, and
Mlts,. Auerftiu.
Gee, Norma McWhinney, Christine
cared for it. After five 3tears Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Gascho, of Znricb
MacI.enaan.
Lillian had about 50 ehdldtren; then
spent Tuescbay wtilhh Mr. ani] Mrs
Passt--Mildred Anderson, Howard
she began taking widows, who assist-
Inger
Blake, Lorainne Durnin, Norman
ed in caring for the: children, All
Little Mj�a Ruth K roger, of Zur
Rivets, Gordon Ross, Helen Young.
her charges call her Mamma aad the
act, has refwrrned bean's alts': ,rlsdtinf
St. Helens Centre
l
loves it. She lives from hand to
,herr 'aunt, Mrs ]ages
First Glass Honors --Violet Brill,
mouth; som'etim'es there is not an-
Mxand Mira, Albert Seeley, o?
Helen McDonald, Eileen Snell, Marie
ot her grain of wheat for. to -morrow's
CItillrton, accorxrpaJnded by Mrs- 'Wal
Swan, Lois Webster.b
breakfast. Men she goes to town
fled Seeley and chi:ldneni of Clinton
Second Gass Honors -Ethel Ai.tchi-
and gets many contributions of food',
oaiied an M•ns. Ausrtin On Sunday.
son, Ada Dow, Dorothy Webb,
grain, and sometimes' meat_ She
gh•• Jpohn Dannilson, of Wintgbam
Pass -Alvin Alton, Allan Cranston,
works from sunrise until ten at
mused an ,his brother, T. Dennison
Eileen Foran, Greta Humphrey, Rus-
night, her clothing simple and worn,
on Seturtlay.
sell Irwin, Agnes Martin; Lucille St.
but her faith in God and ,her power
Miss Lagam, of Hensa.l'l, was renew.
Marie, Harold Taylor.
in prayer bring amazing results in
,ID9 acquraiabances kers on the 12tH.
cash and necessary supplies. We
Mr. amd MM AMen Foley, of West -
were also favored with a. temperance
em Cuda, are the guests of Mr,
Fallowing are . the results of High
re�ddng prepared by Mrs, , Trickey,
Dominion' Board Secretary, of Tem-
and Mm. AL McConn*1L
School Entrance examinations ,held' at
perance, who in response to a ,nrfm-
Mr. G. B. NVoodji, of .the School of
Commerce ]brrnxta
centres under the jurisd�i:c'tion of, the
Cdinion High School Entrance Board.
her of requests Por 'infor>ztatian re-
oar on friends
in a.nd around the v%iage' the fore
garding temperance in other nations,
pmt of the week.
Clinton Centre
wrote this article on "The Trade and
Members of the L O L- mint on the
,
t'he Nations." It is a matter of 're-
Square Wednesday morning a n d
First Class Honors:-�Marjory Bay-
gret that in same of the countries for
played a few bracing tvmres ,fry the
ley, ;IZ-arae Connell, France& Cooper,
which dreat Britain is responsible
�lrubrn+s before leaving far, Brussels
Betty Crich; Helen Crich, Jo Ann Cun-
under a mandate 'there has been as
They were ,accompanied by Paper
m9hrame, Wilfred Denommle, Lois
increase in importation of spiritous
Masse, of Aubum
Dra'pe'r, Fred Gibson, Mildred
liquors. qaers In no country is this more I ed'd'aleg belts a3ae ringing in this
Ruth Hearn, Mildred Lobb, Edna Lou
apparent than in the Hol y Land( Ar-, vriliage.
MacDonald, Jean McDougall, George
rangements were made for the Baby
Mustard, Edith Pepper, Celestine
Shanahan, John Stewart.
Band meeting in August, when the
babies and mothers will be entertain
BRUCEFIELD •
" Second Class Honors - Margaret
Campb(t11, Roy, Church, Jack Cook,
ed at the church.
Mr. Robert Uoop¢r, Mrs. Frank Up-
The annual Sunday school andcon-
Erman Fletcher, Margaret Fremlin,
shall, Mn and Mils. Andrew Belt and
greg'adonal picnic is to be hold on.
Freda Hill, Keith' Jackson,' Jas. Lobb,
Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Forsyth attend-
July' 21st at Bayfield
Betty McEwen, Berea Mair, Barbara
ed the wedding of a niece, Miss M.
g
Mr. J. B. and Mrs. Mustard and
famli
family have to
Scrod, Ronald Scott, Betty Willliams'.
Louise Jones, daily daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. E. W. Jon of Hastings,
gone t'heiT cottage at
I-Pv-wburon to spend' their holidays..
Pass-I�uglas Andrews, Douglas
Eartliff, Carole Buchanan', Ja+nn Cam-
whric-h was solemnized in the Presby-
by
Miss Gret'ta M' R N of
ustard*
Bron, Frank Cook Marie Ellwood,
teryan Church In that town on July
Hearst, .spent, Sunday at the home of
Helen Hodlgson, Vernon Huiler, Tam
5th, Mrs. lone% before her marriage
be mother in tire, village.
fie• She will
Leppington; Ruth Manning, John Mer -was
Miss Etta Oooper, a former well
spend her vaoation at the 'homes of.
her brother 5n Inverhuralr.
rill, Shirley Nickle, Ray Potter, Glenn
Prfce, Helen Radford, William Seely,
knownKippen -giTL All report a
very pleasant visit, as well as a most
Master Douglas McKenzie, of Lon-
Charlie 'Ilhomptxon_
en'jbyable motor trip.
don, is spending etas holidays 2t the,
Passed ender the provisions of Reg-
Mr. Earl Cousins, of Detroit, son
rhoartj of big
lr grandmother in the vil-
10 of the High
ley.
of the late Wm. Cousins, called as
>
fuss Marry McAsh, v9ho has been
,intionc
un
I;egulations -Don H&n]eY•
gu
we,ek,ia in the rteudie during tits
v�eek, (, hills friends were glad to
�ndIng ,fie past few weeks at the
filHoyth Centre
see him, as it was around 2l years
home of her %isrt�l•, Mrs. R. McKen-
Fsrst Class Honor&- Edna Archam•
ago since he and h Barents sell the
zie, returned to her ,dome in H'ensall
last week.
Mre. Chesney, of Tot -onto, is the
AT THE REGENTguest
of Mrs. J." Jamieson this week.
.
Thep were two funerals hield from
Ute church last Thursday and Friday,
. , :`,
Mr. Jas. Collins, ,of 'Varna, who had
'Peen
i'i,l for the past year, and Mrs.
11 ,•>, •.
%" �
John Walker, who Rassad away after
� �'
a week's illness. She, i hi
n her 8 hi
84t
�'
year'• ,
Mr. R_ P. Watson, Miss Margaret
Watson and Mrs. George H. Coleman '
have returned froul a motor trip to
h
1.
Gaspe. Quebec, where Miss Janet
Watson is taking a course in oral
French at the U.W.O. School at Trois
Pistclesr.
The Late Mrs. John Walker
In the Passing of Anna. McKay,
widow of John Walker, whose funeral
service was held-' at Brumfield United '
Church on Friday. Tuckeramith town-
ship 'bas' foot a daughter of early -
pioneers and Brucefleld a resident of
18
yream Mrs. -Walker was in her
odmtrg. byt Mrs., & Rusts, M1s, G. SwAh and 84th year and, was 'a daughter of
Haid M.M. ` ttriCk. A the late Hugh McKay and Mom A.
;.lolls% ifd ,be
yatxlte 5111 lattltg ;,,, CalnpbeIl, She •was bolrn at lot 4,
s Y'l1 lVd*640tr• Alld tt l,mleseting o10016d by all roi)eat' , : • ' f' c ts5iean 4, Tuckorsmitb, be'cember
:jl214 'deal ltt'y i11110h small f�QliGie'(1( by CSS 'cl.. , . ' , aft � :1146000fe :"Monk t 'Sona " an a , rt '
�, 4 Iilispl' ;fhd �I`.ai W' o .iyrat or" 1A 19x 66M A' $�Id+�rrt' abovd are, tce#Ines' M the two tort , $kid.ree� 11, 1865. Slib
Tusk ltwa A ']life-long red-
.. h 'ate'
1u.f. _.... .:.. ... .. ... .
LLr•ry.f,i,:r �J,...:,..,..0>J'b,. -. ?,„ .. .,,_,.t... .•. 4.vs_�e. .a:.as-L. ,:..ya.,w:., ✓. nM ,fYaa'a ....Lr.:, .d t..:_ac',..,,...,..<4.aa, ,Fi ...•, .
Her marldage to Jahn Walker, Who
predeceased her Christmas Day, 1,923,
took place May 22, 1874. They fau'm-
ed for many years and later cand)uct-
'ed the 'hotel at Brucefield. For The
,past 16 years she had resided wlith
'her sate, Hugh, at Brucefield.• Of
Scotch Presbyterian stock she . was
faithful to that church 'and' after the
union was equally 'faithful to the
'Unit'ed 'Church. Of her fam0y of
four, two seals and, one daughter sur-
vive. They, are George Walker of
Hensall and Hugh of Brucefreld, and
Mrs. Hugh McDougaIl of Tiverton.
OUlrels Who survive are five grand-
children, two brothe,r's and three sis•
tens. The brothers are Malcolm Mc-
Kay, Goderich, and Robert of Sea -
forth, and, 'tbe sisters, .Mrs. George
McKay, Mrs. Alexander Sproat and
Mrtss Margaret McKay, Toronto. The
funeral service in Brucefield' United
Church at itwro o'clock Friday was
conducted by Rev. H. E. Wright, pas-
tor of the C'hurc'h, and farmer pastor,
Rev_ W. A- Bremner, Seaforth, now
retired, and Rev, W. A. Young, of
Hensall. Interment was in Baird's
cemetery, S'tandeiy. The pallbearers
were Messrs, Ross Scott, Hugh Berry,
John McIntosh, Walter McBetb, John
Snider aJld+ Joseph McCully.
HENSALL
Spetial ,reduction on all dTesses,
whine srhoes and wash trousers, Fri-
elay� anB Saturday, at Gaadwin6.
Mrs, Annie Berry, of this village, re-
cently had a. del'igh'tful visit with
-Mrs. Robert Cllialtens, who resides, on
4%e oW C milem homestead on the
?179 Roald,_ Mrs. Charters, who is in
her 94th year, is, in perfect health,
full of life and endowed witlh much
wit and 'humor. Mrs. Berry has been
'. a friend of Mrs. Charters for the past
e forty years, and always enjoys her
f visits with, her.
The members of Huron Lodge 224
mortared to Zurich Sunday evrening
1, lowt to aitbend the axlxlrlal divine ser -
5 vice meeting at Uhe Evangelical
Church i *xe, where tih,e pastor, Rev
3 Mr- Hackendolm, d�alivrered a splendid
discoui rte, while the ,large choir sang
a fine aabhoull and the closing 'num
I ' beT was a fine selection by the mal
1 Members of the aboir. At the sloe
t of the Service ,the brethren, motors
bask to theid lodge rooms in Hensai
where short ad'd•res,s'es, were deliver
ed 'by a number of the brethren,
1. 7aeematiun services were held b
the Independent Order of Od,dfellow
of Hensrall Lodge 223 in conjunction
f With the Exeter-Hensall blanch o
'- the Canada'- Legion Post 167, B. E
S_ L., assisted' lu the Hensah Citi
I se W Baste A short service was
I held at the cenotaph and was con
duc'bed by Rev. R. A- Brock of the
United Church aiad Rev. W. A. Hunt
t of St Paul's Anglican Church. Las
Post and Reveille were sounded By
1 Bugiar Fred Beer. Services were
11-1d at Hea?lsa,ll Union and McTag-
- salt's eiemetery where flowers were
Placed ons ,Uhie graves by the brethren
of the lodge and Hags by the Legion.
1310. G_ C. Petty acted as marshal at
the cemeteries and for the lodge
e 'Past Noble Grund' W. R. Dougall and
t Earl 'Oamlrpberll, and for the Legion,
the 'president, Mr_ Sam Dougall.
Mr. aald Mrs J. D. Reid and little
daughter, Mavis, of London, visited
w•i•hh Mass Minarie Reid over the week-
' encs.
Mir. Norman Cook has purchased
the Ryckmau property ant Main St.
Joe Hildebrandt is spending his
summer holidays with relatives in
London
Mr. and Mm Harry Abra.y and
cbA- dren and Mr. Aldon Fading, all
of London, were Sunday 'visitors at
the Nome of Mr. anis Mrs. C- S. Hud-
son_
Death of James Collins
Thra ftMeml of Ube late war veteran
James Celthus, wllo died art Westmin-
'ater Hosrpitai, London, was held from
the United Church, Brucefield Thurs.
daT afternoon and was conducted by
the Clinton branch .of the Canadian,
Lepdoa, B B.S.L., with the Clinton
Band in attendance Bugler Fred
Beer, of Lfensail, sounded the Last
Post and Reveille. Mr. Sam Rrennie,
OTl anist and choir director, sang,
`Tlb*we is No Death There." Rev,
Mr_ Wright, ,the pastor, preached' the
funierah sermon, T h e pallbearers
w*n'O sax crnmradrm, and burial was
mnde in Badrd's Cemetei"y.
Smillie Family Holds Reunion
The Srni'l.li-e reunion was held at
Bayflelc� Saturday, July' 8th, at Which
Goma hundred relatives and guests
were inn attendance. Attending from
a distance were Mrs. Miller, of Fargo,
N_ Ih•; Mr. Sturgeon and daughter, of
Bowl`maornt, Mari; Mr. and' Mrs. A. G.
9mr-Llie, Dr- Jennie Smillie,' Miss' Mar-
9"et Smillie, azfd Mr. and Mrs'. Mur.
my Smilbe and family, al:I of Toron-
to; Mr, and Mrs, Stewart Smillie and
family, of St. Catharines; Mrs, Smil-
11", of Nelson, B. C. Running off the
arta we're Miss Hazel Smill,ae, of
He"Bali, and Mr. Delbert Gedger, of
Zurich,. The Pr'eside'nt is, Mr. A. G.
SMUDe, or Toronto; secretary-treas-
urar, Ings Grace, Gray, of Toronto,
ai3d Committee, Dr. Jennie Smillie,
Toro`DtO, and James: Smillie, Hells;l,ll.
Tiro Srniliies are des'cen'dants of Jas.
Otewarrt Smldllire, of Ba]ayhineh, Ire -
lag%&
At a ,picnic held at Bayfield byy the i
ArnoId Carole of Carmel Presbyterian
Church, Mrs, W. A_ Yoll.ng was pres
entad witch an umbrei9a, the presen- f
'tallow being 11-ide by the president, i
§Bala- Roy Bell- Rbv. W. A. Young,
MY
�• AIM.
� AAg? _.
a +gymins to''
., Hensall
C. R. WHAINSON,. R.Q� p.
OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN 1
wing�1131H
will be ai W. O. Gootilwia's o me eels* '
ery .1$t and W Tmeeday0 in iBt*
month,'` for the purpme at teethm
eyes and Attifng 9k sslem DtMc uft
castes and thow tdwA ha,'ine aft lagm
PmopeOdy fitted are apenlaily vaeo r
Mended to coneux ants. Roams: 1(t
a.m. to 6 p,m.• Pbrone )HevsaU IE
for appoinntuleuL 9WZ
Mrs. Young and famdly are bamviuC
the first of September for
where Mr. Young ,has accepteid a, calf'
as' ministem there.
The Henan ,publ% library wild. res•
open Tuesday, July 18th, all books tEa
be returned that day.
The Migges Elva McQueen, Rutin
Brook and ^Goldie Cross are attending
the summer school being' held at
Goderich. '
Mr. and MTs. Bert Horton visite*
with the fomm'eles brother. Clayton:
of Niagla= Falls, on, Wednesday or
this week -
Mrs. R. J. Ferguson of .Minneapolism„
Minn., is a visitor with her t��r,.
Miss FJ. Jodlmstotm_
Mr. HaT,my Hu:dsloan, of 11dertton,
spent Sumday with his parento, M
and Mrs. C. S. Hudson.
Business Changes After 30 Y+eam
Mr. A- W. E. HemplAll, wbo ham,
conducted an up`to-dlatte ding sirom
here for the past 30 yeare, has dis-
posed of his drug business to Mr. &,
H, Middleton, of Port Credit, former-
ly of Clinton- Mr. Middleton ass an -
to serves the people of the com-
mumdtyl, in ,the she capable manner
as Mr. Heamrphill has durm,g his basi+
ness careeet'.
Died in Exeter
The death occurred at the lime of
her d'aught'er, Mrs Ed': ' Lindenfie;AL
- on July 6th, of Mary Stewart, widow
e of the tate Abraham Bolton, whp vrw -
e deceased cher nine years ago' Ther',
d deceased was t1h:e, second Aa.nghter' off
i
the late Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Strew' -
art, of Lot -16, N. E. Boundary, UaP-
borne, where she was born in Ocfa-
Y her, 1856_ She married her late bus-
s band in 1875 and with him locate ora
the Bolton. honeestlead in Usborne
f where they lived some thirty year*
and by :hard work made it. one of thn
finest 'Iholnes in Usbornse. Tdhey' re-
tired , to H,ensrxall with tbaerir ouly
daughter, Laura, whey they lived a
numlbea• .of yeasts before taking uW
t residence in Exeter. Mrs. Bottom
Last was extremely foetid of music an&
took a keen hAerest in horse and
church, and was a member of James
Street Untied Churdl„ S'li,e was ,high,
ly respected by a host of relatives
and fiiiend's and leaves to mourn hely
Passing, two sons and: one dallghteir.
Gordon, of Hibbert; John, on thea
homestead, and Laum, Mrs. Ed. Lit-,
denfleld., of Exeter; aiso two bre,:
thers, An&i-w of Toronto anEd George
of Belleville, and eleven gran.d�i+.
dren and five great grandchifdre�
Tdie funeral service, though ptftvata6
was largely att'endedt many coining
from quite' a distance to pap txeis'
last tribute of respect and was ean-
ducterd by Rev. Copeland, of Main $A.
United Church, During the service
a solo, "The Old Rugged Cross,- wam
finely rendered by Mr. Gouldin& Thr
floral tributes 'were ma:rny and 'bens,~
tiful. The pailbeasems were Messrs:
Lloyd and Alvin Lindenfieid, Miltom
Stewart, Elmer Stewart, John Stew-
art and Gordon 'Clemas. The remaainm
were interred in McTaggart's dente.•
tery on Saturday, July Stbr
MTG. FlemneIl, of Montreal, lies beeep
visiting here with •her brother, Mr -
Alfred Taylor, during the past sleek
or so.
Mr. E24 McEwen, of Toronto, was
here 'recently visiting - this hm&ar,
Alpine, of thins village, who ,has beedk
in ,poor health for the pastt 1 xwkyj.,
and took 'him for a trip to Pike's Bag
and other podntfs along the lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. H_ O- Dayman speirE
Sunday ,orf last week with relaiivew
and firends in several places.
Mr. Manley Jinks, who was ewnSE.
ed lately 'to his room through innreatr.,
is now busily engaged in his dutic+,s_
We are pleased' to report that Mr_
Chas- A. McDon'ell is gaining in .'heeittt
nficely following 'hie enforced rest of
a month or so, and we hope soca to
see him ,an 'th'e streets agadn-
The local lodge of Oran,gemm �
Wedntesday 'last motored to .Brtltseel'�,
being the n1_Itest 'pkWe in wrhncah a
celebration we,s bel'd an,d report a
large adttemdlance and splendid wane_
Mr- and 11drs. Walker Carlisle an&
children visited at St Marys over the
week-etxd, the guests' of Mr. and Xrss.
John Bean.
Mrs. Anna McDonald, who reoemtly-
purebasted :the home of Mr. William
J. Janes, is 'having it remodelled, ties
carrpentenin,g work being} done by 31r-
Wilson
1r
Wilson Caarliele.
Mr- James Daymtan; is, @laving ;treat
home on Queen St. nicer ,pointe&
Patsy McDonerll is 'll&daaydng fee
Bayfield tlids week in the Y.W.Cj L
camp, Where theme aro 63 girls claa�ala-
ng.
Mr. and 'Mrs. I.etelaudr Willert, cal"
Zurich, and Miss Martha Carlisle aln4
riend, Mr. Fleming, of London. vio-
ted their parenth•, Mr. and Mm Vral-
son Carlisle] oro !i t -"y last-
ROUND TRIP BARGAIN FARES
July 21`22 From SEAFORTH'
Say,
8tletemts oshawat and Eastt to Crnmwull inclusive, Uzbrdfe Un&
sap, >'eterboro, Campbelhford, Newmarket, C'o11ii1gwood', Meaford, Mid -
band, Morth Bay. Parry Sound, Sudbury, Oarpneoi aatd West to Bear&
mtoare.
P Me Trains, JULY 21 All Trains, :JULY 22
To TORONTO .
Also to Brantford, Obatham Goderieb, (sue
Niagara Falls, Owen' Sound, �, H'BSnfHOU, London,
ford St athm Cathal�k", St, Ma,1-yu. OLMI a,
y, Woodstock.
Sftav
Seo bandbills for complete list elf dektiuertiaaa.
!os fuses. aetarn 'IItniW, train information, tlelcbia, ate., aaoagtlt taeareat' aam1L
CANAMAN NATIONAL
I I
.. '"
t 1 ,,, 1-. �.{ a
I 1.1, �!,;,. ". I
yy t y� 7 , ,, ., �,
y,ll a..,
,Kral rl;t^4�'r,l --.t3Rl'y�rn.�jt'`4'AT.1'SirirP'�tfh, rr 11 i &'�".', '' pi 2,;,W_7
''' SkJ:.i�.'.Rk.M!�i�
,""'I'.{,.d.ew! 1_1`1_%A,'t' �t �iF,� ° r•:ik1••a'i1#.�r>'ll.,t�tl.,�l.�• v.a ural�.ryfilil�`,,.M1"t8't�-5, ,8 �v
lA
,
1�
.4
G
a
.
11 I
4
,
,
.
I
a
V
'.