HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1939-10-20, Page 417e
enWain
elf a
ri
rfq.7441r
.1
fro,
sified Ads will be inserted at new low cash rates
lisle, Wanted. Lost and Found. Coming Evetalsa sis144:
1st week 1 Cards
2nd week % °ant
% Cent
loHniznum charge, Sod itraortims ft5 Gents
Each figure. Motlaisl ond Komi mom% as one word.
Card of Thauks, In Meoassom Notices -4 cent par vow& Malaintans 50 coots pea week.
Enanmass may be directed to a Box Number. auk of This Norm Eateceitor,, for 10 cents
Wars.
Ten cents additional Per week U be changed Moods fin shoes elms aro not Paid by thee
Saturday night in the week m which foe all woo rata.
Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted free od charm
Attotiots Saha. Notice to Creditors, Etesadllateis en applitmlikm.
lard week
,.'Personal
PAINS ARE TORTURE FROM
esersaltism, Sciatica. Baclosche, tee
vs—their Two -Way Aotion attacks
the cause. KEATIN,G'S 'DRUG STORE.
3749-1
For Rent
RENT FIVE ROOM APARTMENT,
with :modern bathroom. Apety to GEO.
A. SILLS SONS. 3749-2
NT --OCTOBER lath, 8 -ROOMED
k house with bathroom and new far -
garage on aroPeatta Apply to E. C..
BERLAIN. • 8744:f
//For Sale
TERSE/ FOR SALE—IN CALF, HEIFERS
fd dams that milk up toe 60 and 60
ida per day. Government accredited, bred
Registered bull. Pic ce reasmnalite. Also
egistered bull calf from cow ...Plasm 55
Pounds and milking heifers. CILARLES
BARNETT, Seaforth. 3749-1
A5tiCies For Sale
UBBge' GOODS, SUNDRIES, 1.
ed postpaid in plain, sealed wrapper.
less th retail. Write for ural -order
ogue. OV -RUBBER CO., Bree 91.
Hamilton t. '37494
SA_LE--QUEBEC COOK STOVE IN
od condition; burns coal or wOod.,,Ilea.,-
e,.,44ARS. E. SIACKLAM, (over Ear -
sons' 3 ber Shop). 324I)xl
5.;5/5L OR WOOD 'FINDLAY
Oval ve, in A-1 condition. Apply to
F. Cft1STTE. Seafoods, .. 3743-2
SALE—QUEBEC HEATER, WITH A
umber of pipes Apply to MRS. J.
NINERY, North Main Street.
a,,
pan As/
LEx. --BUILDING 36 ' 12, WITH
s,,d
s.hinle roof, suitable for hen house.
te
170 g Block pullets. Apply EDGAR
D. 3748-2
FARM FO' SALE -020 ACRES. MILE
oboe, 1,oits 4 end 5, lgth CCM-,
reship of Goers Large bank
houses excellent gravel pit Ala
JEAN TURNER, Box 1,14, Seaforth_
8749ra
Property/For Sale
POR slue—noises° CASE, S1X-ROOM
£.frozen facade, in good conditalon, en Ord
Street,,," Seadorda. Two •'Sots. chicken house,
Hydro, Apply to Be*, 't06, EXPOSITOR.
372641
-F Sale or Rent,
FPI l0P ON RENT — SEVEN ROOM
bx house on Goderich Street East.
M,cdarh conventionces. Asipla Box 215, 'Mx-
POSITOR- 3741-tf
RENT—FRAME HOUSE,
and lot of approximately one -
Main' . at corner of Centre
wired. Seven rooms; hard
water. For farther information ap-
ISIORRISO.N, Jarvis Street
3749-2
Notices
1.E65ivEns ARE EASILY
fromHolland baths, Giant Tul-
Balacinlitai Paperochaes and huge Datfo-
WILLIAM HART. Phone 315-J.
EETURN—iWILL THE PERSON
a 12-41ocit ladder from ray home
please' .ioLo• se at once and
CON EI*ART, Seaforth.
3749-1
GENT ?oft 1940 FIRM° RANGE IN
.`" Sealant* Perfect la principle, faultless
sonstructiali, domaanie action; patented 'hollow
bridge wtT donstruction; air -tight range sand
3749x1 smiled. See and compare bhis smart range
and sfa3ler line of racoges and Quebec heat-
QPRA. APPLES FOR SALE -- SPYS,
" 0 -•telogs, Bussets. Baldwins. Non -Such,
einem Seet, 60e to 61.00 per bushel.
e
C1totfi 622 r 24. FRED MeCLY-
Va4a, o0,nt. 3749x3
NT,
ti
11°R
24 cv
ALE -1 WT1NGHUSE ELEC-
motor, S 200 volts, 3 Phase.
; 1400 R. ;Ma with base. Ail in
condition. Cheap for cash_ Apply
cers BA. Y, Seaforth. 3749-2
r'OR 5 A SUPPLY OF DIFFERENT
. 1 of triple lock and corrugated gai-
nized eats.; also ridge for same and for
'rood 1es. Also flat galvanized iron for
11 kept in work or procured on short
JOHN ELDER, Phone 1, Remota
3749-2
Auction Sales
/
,f0UNIL AUCTION SALE WILL BE
" held Dick Rouse Stables, Seaforth. on
'Friday,A3ctober 20th. HOMER HITtre Man-
er bone 228 r 12; G. Ff. Ellicott, Auc-
. Next sale, November 8rd.
3748-tf
BLEARING AUCTION SALE OF BRICK
House, SW -'me Stable, Colony House and
Household/Effeea. at Dublin, on Tuesday,
October J4th. at 1..30 Ohara, the property of
the la Mary Rowley. Terms—Contents of
hous and outbuildings. cash. Terms on
e and Loa -10 per cent of' praelrase
ey paid down on day of sale; balance in
0 days. JOHN NAGLE, Executor; Geo. H.
=lett,. Auctioneer. 3748-2
AUCTION SALE OF IMPLEMENTS AND
Hoiriehrshi Effects, at Lot 6, South Bismd-
ary of Stanley Township, two miles west of
Kamen. on Tuesday, October 31. 1939, at 1
o'clook- Inovilerneatts—Massey-Harris binder;
mower; dis 4 -section harrows; :Massey -
Harris co • binclor: wagon; set sleighs a top
buoaty; , rack; 'gravel box ; pig rack; fan-
ning and bagger; DeLaval cre sop
orator extension ladder: wheelbarros5 slap
Pan0
buckets; weigh scales; pea barter;
so hunter; 2 gates. Housebohl Effects—
De est -Greeley radio; dining room aside; 6
o rrs; parlor hector ; 2 hanging lamas o
in lamp: sewing machine; Sour bar -
el, and other articles too numerous to meta
-in. Teruo—Cosh. WALTER PATh.BAD13O.
Proprietor, R. R. 2, Hen.all Gsorge H. El-
liott, Auctirmeer, 3749-2
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
F 1ataRE WILL BE OFI• LRED FOR SAL
' by public auction at the house of
late Mary Jane laird. on John S in
;re Town of Seaford', on the
6th DAY OF NOVEMBER , /CT
2 p.m.. the furniture, g and chattels
the deceased.
/...Alt dm same time the will be offered for
subject to res e bid, the property.
)
'consisting of a ortable frame dwelling
on the Dods de- ed as the Wliz of Lot 26,
' on the south s" of John Street, in the Town
.f Seaforth irether with right -of -Way.
TERM sh. Ten per cent. of the pur-
1 obese of the property to be paid at die
t time the sale and the balance within 30
' da
•
ELMER D. BELL,
Solicitor for Mary Jane Laird Estate.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
37449-3
MORTGAGE SALE
UNDER AND BY VTR 1 US OF THE POW-
ers of bale contained in a certain mort-
gage which will be produced at the time of
sale, there will be offered for sale by
Thomas Fell. Aurtioneer,
at
PUBLIC AUCTION
got Tuesday, Odtober 31st, 1939,
of 1.30 p.m., at the farm cif
ROBERT H. GREEN and WM. H. GREEN
Kipple, Ontario,
tbe following property, namely:
ALL AND SINGULAR those certain par-
cels or tradis of •land and premises situate,
• bitift and being in the Towiefitits of Tucker-
. smith, in the County of Huron, and being
compacted
Lot N9ilber Eleven, in the Third ,,,Elroices-
Moo of, e said Tioarahip, Loodem Sur -
one hon.
rd Ithe hour
' by ads:coma:areas
dred Mt ' es. mote or lam.
the said farm there 'y4a44 ti, be most. -
ed ¥dweliing hoose e13t4OsitabOe farm bulId-
3,
0 8ebDsi stebirort to a reserve
E PAP-X—Torento-fire
v Oen, oparehase mammy 8, he paid
at 4 • sMs, 'the, bole -roe to Iva armored
bY 10 a1/8s fideaaset at four ter Sent.
Pee
or faidaree corneal=ad ,trotaetifforas
&Pori ,td*
GOMUMTVIMEE Or AGRICULTURAL
• LOAIOS,
t Miner
Sala,
'ii5lVGIRFAN:Frtr
assa
.otot-tria,
tog
gW14°Wi'r
era ye Liberal 'trade -,in allowance. , May bi
seed above Mactramairrs Bakery. A. ZIM-
MERMAN, Maio St. Seafortia.
3747a3
COURT OF REVISION
McKillop Townpfp
THE " SHIP COUNCIL,4F McKILLOP
wfil eot as a Os4rt er Reeinitm on the
Assesszoe Roll for year 1940, at the
19;97 srday,en o'clitslers
C Serffi
day of NOV6M
24 bf a oo 1 should be in the Clerk's
bands or , • e October frith.
,101:N McNAY, Clerk.
3749-1
Notice to Creditors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TN THE 'ESTATE Or SYLVESTER ALLEN.
A AM pet -eons baying claims agailMt the
entaita of Sylvekter Allen, tate of Abe Town
of &affords. 5n the Omni&nd H , deceas-
ed, who died an or about the 4th day of
June, 1939, are hereby noBEndjto send in to
the undersigned Solicitor ton or before the
'2no1 clay of 24ovensber, 1939/49113 particulars
of their claims with affi proving same.
ItamediatellY after the id last mentioned
date, tlbasteets of dthe 'el estate wfil be
dcbstri amongst the ortim entitled there-
to, h regard • to deans of which
the a ad then have notice, to
the exclo4tan of ail others, and the under-
signed wt malt be Beide to any person of
whose eLa3m the shaft not' then
have nottide for e Swells so distriboted or
any part 1191
.DATED tat. this 11th day of Octo-
ber, 1939.
ELMER D. BELL,
Seaford:,, Otot.,
Soliodor for the Administrator.
3748-8
Ca
of Thanks
THE FAM3i AND SISTERS O las
Js te JCII FE:Serbia-in wish to thank the
Mesons ansij their many friends and neigh -
hods ear ttfeir kind -mass shtown them during
their cold tireavement, also to thank Dr. Ivan
SznalRie WM' Rev. It A. Brook.
3'7494
AirR, AND MEE. AGETTN ZAPFE WISH
"`" to, thank the*mane friends and neigh-
bors for their...fanciness shown •them during
reccsntaind sad bereavement; also Rev.
r. Bren1er and to MI those who loaned
for the many beautiful floral tri -
3749 -1
see
WE
WISH TO'EXPRESS OUR DEEP
who RO generously show-
ed by gjr8teal hammets, flowers and personal
shute and in every way possible be al -
oar feeRreste in our time of sorrow.
J. J. HOLLAND, OrdsE AND FAMILY.
3744951
Births
BARRETT— lo tL Memorifil Hospital, Sea-
foods on Occisoher Ittla bo Mr. and Mrs.
lacktar Barrett, (nee Irene Eberhart,), a
eon.
°TOP/NOR—Ds Memorial Hcopital,
Seafoods, an October letb, to Mr. and Mrs.
James O'Connor. 110111M, a daughter.
Marriages
RIND - BARBER.—In GostIlOh. on Salturdat.
October 1449a, by Rev. J. C. Grier, Grace
Losne datosochter, of Mt's. Barber and the
late J. Barber of Guelph, 410 Mr. Edward
Dawson Reid, of Gortio, son of Mrs. Reid
said the hate 4. F. Reid, Seaforth.
CHISELH'fJRST
enoirearsootrewirerser
The monthly missionary meeting oi
the Y.P.U. was held Tuesday of last
week. The Meeting was in charge
of the missionary conveners, Harold
Cudmore and Norma Ohamters. The
opening lomat, `Rock of Ages Cleft
For Me' Wan came, followed by pray-
er by Rev. FL A. Brook_ The minutes
of the cast rraneOng were read and
the roll cola anewveed by a verse of
Scripture. Trice business was discuss-
ed and it was decided to hold a Hal-
kneeem erectali meet weetc. Roger
• Veneer took the sixth chapter from
the hook of "Boys Who Made Well,"
• witci2 was mine intereeting. "Blest
Be' the Tie That Binds' was sung
anti the Scriptare lateen read by Har-
old Cadniore. A very interesting
• toOte anis these taJtein bye Mr. Edgar
Cadnais're. The dleg hymn was
song and the Itlepetli heriedietlein
NOW-
fcliNVOZ,e ,
,ents,i, • scealae,neel.Y.
too
1f6i.4„,
i'fffi,e1..‘
!ter
ftr•'";r14:',)4,,,.,01',V1.4,Z:.'!"'" let).4,:
9A;
•
TOMO. who Bad 43Pejlit RAW )tears
TUCK.NRSMITII Geremey. Refrentilmento -Were served
Anattersary serviCes were conduct:*
ed at Turner's Church es Sunday last.
Veryetnspining sermons .:were preach
ed by Rev. A. R. Brook, of. Rensas,
from Ieuiali 32:16, in the afternoon,
and by Rev.. A. Menzies, of Londes-
bone from Hebrews 10-25, in the ev-
ening. Special music was rendered
by the ohoir.
Visitors for the anniversary occa-
sion in .the vicinity were Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Matheson and Miss Mar-
ion, of Stratford, with Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Matheson; Mr. and Mrs. F.
Layton with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
CriOhs Mr. and Mrs. Marsh, of Car-
low, with Mr. and Mrs. N. Garrett;
Mr. Charles Wallis and Mrs. Wilmer
Wallis with Mr. and IN.Irs. J. Turner;
Mr. and Mrs. F. Pepper, of Seaforth,
with Mr. and Mr. A. lVfatheson; Mr.
and are L Wilson with M. and
Mrs. A.. Pepper; Misses Edith and
Zemilli Cornish, of Clinton, with Mr.
and Mrs. F. Townsend.
Mr. ane Mrs. E. Crich were visitors
in London on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Luff, Miss Dorothy and
Mr. Roland Luff, of Hamilton, were
visitors with Mr. an.cl Mrs. L. Teb-
butt over the week -end. Mr. J. Mar-
tin returned with them to Hamilton.
Reeve Whitmore attended a meet-
ing of the reeves of the county in
Goderich on Tuesday.
MANLEY
Mr: and Mrs. John Murray and Mr,
and MrsFergus Hon= were visitors
at the home of Mr. and airs. James
Moneent, St. Oolotaban, last Sunday.
The wet weather last week delayed
the hanesting of roots and potatoes
and .tihe threshing of buckwheat, but
this week Las weather has been, fine
and. the delayed work bas been caught
up. The geau.adi is in good condition
for plowing. •
The apple crop turned out better
then expected as the cider and apple
butter factory at Bonaholor has been.
rumaing at full capacity, and auetom-
ers hail to 'wait a week for their tine.
BLAKE .
"11101111111
Owing to Mrs. Johns, of Exeter,
who was to be the guest srperiaer at
the deannafferingeservice on Wednes-
daelast, being unable to come, Miss
Manson gave a very suitable topic
and many ladies from the Varna and
&ashen Auxiliaries were present.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Davidson,, of Hills -
green, visited friends in this. com-
munity.
Mrs. Clarke is epending a few days
at Durhem.
Buckwheat, clover and bean thresh -
leg being done in thele
lefroon•memnifINNIMINMEMMINe
and a eleasant eveaing enjoyed,
Messne. Rote Fe-atherston and Nino
tan Heard returned tials week, frot*
Seeketehenan, where they spent the
poet to months in ther harvest field.
Mise w/ienbetb. Reid, 'who spent the
peat few weeks stere owing to the
sickness and death of her easter,
Laciniclia, returned to Toronto on.
Monday_
Mr. William Metcalf held a success-
ful sale of furniture at his cottage on
Monday.
• VARNA
BLUEVALE
The Octaber meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute was held at the home
of Mrs. Milttn Smith on -Thursday af-
ternoon. The president, Mrs. William
McTaggart, presided. It was decided
tor, secure oo-operation from chinch
coteries and others when definite be
ctione are received in regard to
war work. Mies Olive Scott were
pleted her interesting report of the
dietrict convention. at Guelph by com-
menting on reports of district con-
veners on various Institute matters.
Mrs. John Wickstead sang a solo and
Mrs. Wiilla.m McTaggart gave a Irani-
onatrs recitation. The roll call was
answered by giving a cooking recipe
for a bride, and an exhibit of wed -
deg dresses followed. Refreshments
were nerved by the hostess, assisted
by Mrs. Roy 'Purvey.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gadke, of Ford -
win), spent Sunday with their aunt,
Wes Mary Black -
Mr. and- Mrs. James Kearney have
returned from a two weeks' visit to
friends at Staffa.
Miss Ruby Duff, dietitian art Wo-
men's Col 1 ege Hospital, Traento,
whose home is in Blueverle, retu.rned
from a trip to the British 'sten; on
Saturday. She was delayed two
weekin getting home. The trip was
made on the Duchess of Richmond.
The poseenaere were very nervous,
but met with no difficulties.
Mr, ane Mrs. Geo. Donaldson and
Mrs, Role. Hutehisen, of Toronto,
pliant the week -end in Bluevale.
Rev, C. Tavener used the tet, "Ye
are the salt of the earth," in his Morn-
ing sermon in, the United Church. arhe
Sunday School d eel ded to take a
sere in the "Christiae Fellowship
Crusade" by increasing mdesionary
giviegs and attendance during the re-
maining weeks of the year.
Rev. W. A. MacWilliain, of Motua
Brydges, preached in Knox Presby-
terian Ohurch on Sunday.
BAYFIELD
A meeting of the citizens of the
village was held in the Town Hall
on Thursday evening of last week for
the purpose of organizing a Red Cross
Society. Rev. Mr. Burton, and Rev.
Mr. O'Neil, of Clinton, were present
and assisted in tke work of organiz-
ing and also addressed the meeting.
It was decided to affiliate with the
Clinton ecelety. The officers , ap-
pointed were: Honorary president,
Mee Marga r Woode; president,
Mrs. R. F. H. Gairdner; vice-presi-
dents, Miss A. M. Stirling and Mrs.
Graham; secretary, Mrs, R. Basset;
also ati advisory board composed of
Rev. Mr. Gale, Rev. Grebano Rev.
Peddle, John Pease, Ernie Feather-
ston, Wm. Ferguson, A. E. Erwin and
Waiter Westlake.
Mr. anclnMrs. Kendall, of Entnira,
spent the week -end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jowett.
'Mr. and Mot. Afflebeck and family
who have conducted a bake shop the
Paid year, nadved to Exeter on Mon-
day.
George W. Elliott, William Fergu-
son' and A. E. Erwin attended the
annual meeting of the Blue Water
Ass•detation at Goderich on Wednes-
day last.
A Meet/rig of the Presbyterian
Young People Of Huron County we
belid in Knee Presbyterian Ohureh on
Mendel eitening Whet' an, waren;
w delivered Ink Mr. Coethrtele, of
Mrs. Argo and little son, Jimmie
Lee, of Toronto, spent the past week
with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. A -
McConnell. Mr. Argo joined them at
the week -end to accompany them
home..
Several from St. Johann) Church at-
tended the annual meeting held in
Hensel' on Thursday.
Mrs. E. Beatty and daughter, Ed-
ith, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Thompson and family, Gocle-
nein Township. They were accom-
panied, by Mr. and Mrs. Weekes.
rao Wednesday night a large ga-
thering met in the Town Hall in, hon-
or a Mr. and Mrs. W. T. MeAsh.
During the course of the evening the
young couple were presented with a
well-filled, purse. We wish therm bon
voyage through life.
On Sunday, Oct. 2nd, St. John's
Anglitem intancli will celebrate the
77th anniversary. Rev. Canon Towns-
end, of Loretto, will take charge of
the seeette 11 a.m. oral 7 p.m. On
Monday, Oc 23rd, e. social evening
will be held '11 the Town Hall. A good
program is being prepared, and lunch
will be served. Come along an have
a anighne gm.,
Miss Margaret Johnston and friend
of :London spent a day at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. McOonnell.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Weekes and
Ben Homers spent a day last week
with London friende.
ZURICH
7, . Ware beet Male After -the
core dimmer was served at the
bride* donne. The couple left ny
oenhet *din tralielltirg ta a navy
• nasdsVb 011 their Te
-
Nita Will reside
• t West MCCellliv-
riae. Ticee Pet: leek inierrter, eponsoned b'y
the Wow People's Union, of the
United Chilterch. brild in the basement
of the ilhuren on Monday/ evenktg,
Vats a derailledi sinecess, tome hun&ed
aiad twenty members of the society
mad menthene Of the congregation be -
ling Present Wad enting down to table
jay groaning with the good things
of this life. The tables were lovely
with bowls of rose, esters, dainties
dud matigoldn nho flowere being ao
=Aged by Ma ,L G. Drysdale- and
MM. E. le litthalinle nst 't conclusion
of &upper a elleint ringical program
Wee Otelda tben auditorium and the
nellowino contributed to. Ate eerogram
Piano duet, Mr. E. L. Mickle and
Ulm Florence Welono v1uta solo,
Miss Greta Irammie„; duet, Mrs. M.
Redden aod Mm Geo. He duet,
Messrs. W. O. Goodwin and Claude
B/oives. The accompanist for these
net were Miss Bella Swale,
Mies Glades Luker aiud Miss Greta
Lammie. Mr. J. W. Ortwein gave the
opening prayer and tlhe guest speak -
ss included Rev. Dickenson, head of
the United Pulniellieg Meuse. Toron-
to, who spoke on the M. &' M., and
Rot. R. A. Stone, a letup:Leg mission-
ary! from Japan, who gave an litter-
estrag lecture illustrated with lantern
slides. Rev. R. A.. Broca, the pas -tor,
presided and introduced the speak-
ers. Conveners for the program and
11111Gb were Moe Mande Hedidero Miss
Gladys Luker, who were assisted by
Mrs. Geo. .Hess, Mies Kathryn Drys-
dale, Minn Gladys 'McKenzie and Miss
Edna Soundercock. Me Kee Hicks,
pee:Admit, expressed a vote of thanks
tar all those 'ethic! contributed in lnak-
lug the evening the success it was
and for the coopenatiou of all. Dur-
ing the address a number of hymns
were sung.
Tbe Late Mrs. Walper
Last Saturday the death took place
at her bonne in the village of Cather-
ine Walper, widow of .the late Casper
Walper, in her 71st year. After her
return from a trip to the Western
Provinces some weeks ago she oe-
came ill and although she received
the best care it was of no avail and
she peened peacefully away as stated.
Deceased was a native of Logan town-
ship and after her marriage' lived in
Hay Township for years. with, her lhUS-
band, conducting the hotel in this vil-
lage. She was higaly respected by
all who knew her. Surviving are
three daughters, Mits. Ervin Willert,
of Hay Township, and Mrs. Herbert
Mouseeau. and Mrs. George Hess, of
Zuricib, and three sons, Gordon, of
Los Angeles; William, of Saskatche-
wan, and John, of Harrow_ The fun-
eral nos iheld on Wednesday after-
noon, interment taking place in the
Lutheran cemetery. Rev. E. Tuerk-
beim conducted the service.
Ducharme - Cantle
An intseeking event was celebrated,
at the R.. 6. Church, Drysdale, on.
Saturday, Oct. 11.1%, when Rev. A. 0.
Martin performed the ceremony which
united in marriage Yvonne, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon A. Centre
ef St. Joseh, and George Ducharme,
son of Mr. and Mrs. David Itucbarme,
Hay Township. The happy couple
will reside 'on the Ducharme farm
south of the village.
A movement is under way to form
a 'branch of tile Red Cross for the
Township of Hay, including the vil-
lage of Zakrih.
• Messrs. Adolph and Fred Steinbach
of near Cavalier, N. D., visited rela-
tives and friends in the Zurich and
Dashwood sections this week.
Mr. Charles Fritz, who has been a
patient at the Kincardine hospital
eine* October 9th, recovering from a
gunshot wound, was brought to his
home bete on Tuesday by Dr. P. J.
O'Dwyer. Although still weak be is
making a good recovery.
A supper was served in the base-
ment of the Evangelical Church on
Wednesday evening. Anniversary
services will be held in the church
next Sunday.
Many of the farmers livieg along
the 14th and 15th coneessione of Hay
are ihaving hydro service inetalled at
prevent Mr. Olayton Smith, of near
SL Joseph, has also recently had a
Delco lighting system installed on bis
farm_ The power is obtained from
batteries which are charged. by wind
ower.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wolper, of
Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. Gar-
net Weeper, of Detroit, attended the
finne-rai of their mother held here on
Wednesday. •
A sale of the dwelling arid bouse-
hold effects of the estate of the late
WlLlisxn Kaopp will be held here on
Saturday afternoon.
HENSALle
To the Fnople of Hentrall and vicin-
ity: I bave !returned to ReRsall and
win be pleased to serve you as in
former years. Thanking you. Mrs.
Thomas W_ Parliner.
Why sutler with Rheuxoatista, Seri-
atim, Lumbago? Rnma.caps' Two -Way
Action qu4chy relieves pain while at-
tacking bhe cause Mieldleton's Drug
Store. 8749-1
(Contineed from Page 1)
everyone present with dile demonstrte
Sons and hia health talk. The No
vember meeting will be held at the
frame of Mile D. G. Steer. A delicious
lunch wee earned in ChM° Mise
Irene Dongliato Miss Florence Welsh
and 'Mrs, Ernie Chipeharee.
Neil - Baker
A PrettY wedding Was nelemnized
at the Honer& United Church Manse
where Rev. R., A. Brook united Lor-
raine Gauze, only, daughter of Mr.
and Moe Major Baker, nhipna, and
Roland Albert Neil, eldest son of Mr.
veld Mrs. Feed Neil, MeGillittray
Twirltip. Tao bride was chatinitiag
in a &erre oi MeV blue velvet *vett
length. She wome a vinte bat 'attd
ivied a brattmet of White rotten
Mto nnoiet Nein enter 'of the thank,
Wad bridelimaide She Word a Wine
itaatatkt4 Gads laxozapson 1101,
•
• = • 7.... • in4n/lia:Otrot
tnanenonnou service was obsteav!ed
at the United Church Sunday morn-
ing, Rerv. IL A. Erma occupying his
own, pulpit. The cdvatir rendered as
aloe' morning aothetm, "All is Wall,"
and Dr. L G. Smillie• rendered a pleas-
ing solo, "The Load's Prayer."
The Woheki Clas of the • United
Church held a delightful evening on
Thursday at the home of Mr. azd
Mr. James Smialie, some 30 members,
I wish to announcel mat
have opened an officefor the
practise of law in the Joynt
Block, Hensall, Ontario
J.LMcLEAN,
Barrister, Solicitor, Etc.
being present. The evening was de-
voted to Chinese checkers and other
games, while Miss Katbryp Dryedale
contributed several guitar selections.
Dunieg the evening Mrs. Harold Sttele
herd, the Verner Miss Mildred Smilr
be, a valued merober of the crass,
was presented with a lovely git, Miss
Gladys Passmone and Miss Glades
tinker doing the boners. A bu.ffet
lunch, was served.
MT. K. r McLean, of Seaforth, leas
opened a law office above Mr. 'In C.
Sprat's store arad will, no draibt, re-
ceive a fair share of patronage.
Miss. Minute Reid was in Goderich
Tuesday evening attending the rare:e-
ons,' vendee tent in Knox Presbyter-
ian Manch far the late Fred G. Weir,
wtho lost bis life on the S. S. Athenio
Rev. W. A. Young, of Fergus,, former
pewter of Carmel Clench here, took
part in the service.
Rev. Canon W. A. Townshend, dio-
cesan commissioner -fur the Dtocese
of Huron, and Wait Adeaside Smith,
Diocesen Treasurer of hhe Woman's
Auxiliary, were guest speakers aft the
annual fan commotion of the Dean-
ery of Huron of St. Penns Charreee
Henetall, held last Thursday. Rev, R.
P. D. Hurford, Rural Dean, preside&
Mrs. E. Rennie was taken serious-
ly ill on Friday last and rushed to
Clinton public bospital for an em-
ergency operation end at date ot
writing her many friends will be-
nleased to learn -,is Progresmg favor-
ably.
Mrs. John Murdock was last week
visited by Mrs. initiniell Hepbure. and
Mrs. J. McNeill, of St. Thomas.
SLEAI
MIbLETON'S rug Store IIENSALL
Thtfrs,kiy, Fri., ;* Sat.
L/ WISE AND SAVE!
4
4
.!1035:111
mataistientsimpreingettliellittleallEaltas
It's Kids Like his One
TheSeaforth Lions Club
erlaailinnraiNalannef
.t'
hat
elps
`1=1131110 011101111301M NMI=
Won't ou Und
UsL Ai Had?
•
•
HE Seaforth Lions ,Clutt through .Crippled children's
work in this thst • , has hided, h dreds of 'handicapped
children to face e with a Ail ,COuntles more have
enjoyed the advantage of the- Lions a Pool and Park and
other Lions Club welfa e actvities. /
But this work cos
port of the generous ci 'zens of Seaf
want to see the underfrivi1ged c
tended.
money and
upon the mp-
h and 'tria, who do not
dren in thir midst go limati-
The annual Lios/ Frnc, at hich funds are raised to carry
on this needy, work, i being he this year op Mondayt Oeto er '41
31st. In connection ,*th the olic, the Clublis holdinta d
tickets for the valua fie prizes eing on sale throughout the M-
trict at 25 cents each, or a bo of 5 for $1.00.
Attend t
.141.
ro1ic9t. 31
Buy a Book
of Tickets.
BA cp DONA' ni) BY 'PHE HURON EXPOSITOR
146
c ^
nee
.tado
,••-••ek • • ,,,§4• •••
,AbiagetrirlkotAgAtted14