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,..,, A / ��r1� son of th of Hallett, to George;
O. Reynolds,
t , iign ands' Sunday >S oo held a de- Co i
'A.d
4 e ate George, Carbert and I Ililghtful #,nnual pig" ednesday at
fassined Mrs. Cal^hart, of Hallett. The sere- Alwc3eaebl�+=®�e!/1lt�s Tunn'bullje Grove. A s' lendid time '� to
Mr�lIn ng
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(�alUtimuled Prom Mage 1) moony was performed in the sanctuary na!n$ Rl%► lI,C�1P$� wad ref rted. Sports ere directed
.,il ? Pauline Lassaline, Norma Liscumb, by Rev: Pa.t}ld1 MGBonald whet a1�a: the, .va Wcic slni4 __ _
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a by Ken Hicks', Bob ass'more, 'Claude•
1.1 rr"' sang the Nuptial High Mass. The Yid sure relief. Blowesl, Walter Spencer, Mrs. George 1
Una MacDonald, William MacDonald, l
, 41tf', + ..Frances McCrei'glht, PhyllisrMcMillan, church Was fllleO with friends' of this Hess' and Miss{ Gladys Pass'm,ore_be- Re )
` l � Orss;�fend Ads will be inserted at. neW low cash rates m p(r]liam Mohrin�;, N?ric Moore, .Helen young couple and the altars an{] M CAP �g a feature of the afterwoon and
,''t i sanetua massed with pink and white C° R �{ HJUNSQN R°Om
x •Po." .Sate, R'aated, cost and Foand, Coruirrg Events, Eta—Per word: Muir, Ronald Pattersbri,, George Rob- � 'Srazin a -WAY okc"om days IlkfauLvwr were mluch enljoyed. Transp'ortatiom
t° }>aa `',' let week 1 Cent ertson, Gaff Saunders, Vera S'eh'midt, rose Thegbr]de,ne .of enchanting beau= e .
committee were Dr. I. G. Smillie, M. OPTHALMiC OPTICIAN
"' ,"lf , 2nd week 'Ya Cent. Irene Stoddart, Philmare Sturdy, Eth�1 given in marriage by s D. Drysdale, George Hess; lunch •�•�
h father, was charmingin a floor- MCKINDSEY �' Seaforth
.,4r, .: Bed week ................ 4 Can el Turton, Elaine. Vickers, Jean Wil committee, Mrs J. Walker, Mrs. A. Y. uighaffi
t^ "''"""' 1 th dress of fus'chia taffeta made 1VI Spencer, Mrs. Oliver Row'cliffe and
IDDLETON S Hansell will be at W, O- Goo*wft's, store elf-
irr, iyy' Minimum ehaage, irrat' imsertiaar .,.. 25 Center son (CNe>Ltral School Sp
Each figure, iaritrd»l and pl¢b2eNiaAabpr counts as carp word Passi—James Adams, , Donald Al'lin, yffaut style, shoes to match, a 'leg- Mrs, James McAllister, In tft
£gt%I%,- m t s¢d 02 Thnm1®, In Mevvpr'fama Nat> —1 cent par rvvard 'Minimum, so chyle Aar weals Mary Austin, Edward Bennett, .June horn hat with streamers mate g mo bh � I� o ,
a14. -,,JC-' H,ensali, DI•, and Mrs, ]. G. Smillie, Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Lauglxtgn and
h F�rr itilmqumi� may be direated to a Box N•umdber, care of The Huron Expo&itca•, for 10 cents Bloomfield,, Dolly Boyce Donald her dress -and wore a ]ihoulder op- son, Paul, of Toronto; Mr, and. Mrs. a satin Ssttdm� g]g�on DlffiY7>Q1i
3,,°x, Brid quet Of cream roses and fern. The Mr, and Mrs_ James Smillie and fam- Yee
Teen cent additional per week wig be chaTsW if ads in above class''are not paid by the g% Harold Chase, Eleanor Don- Fred Laughton_of of Parkhill, and Mr. oases and thlboo that have not heart
,a' ! 5wbrrday'i�igkrt in the Wesly ' ® aldson, Alexander Ellis, Margaret bride's attendant was her cousin, ily; Mr., and Mrs'. John- Elder; Miss properly $
Jean Murray;nd Mia. 'Ted Taman, of Listowel',
r`+,l' 4 Hirth, ]16wrlage9 aptd Deaths inserted free of °h'H�• Farrow, Jack Ftttzley, ' e'rnice Fuller, Miss Maty Reynolds, of Windsor, y; also seine were present were week cud gasters at the loris of wed kul'e, aR9 re®oma
.N Auction Solas, NkMceo to Creditors. Etc. -Rates on 'application, $ wearing n from Brit4s Columbia, Dakota, Mani ' Hours: x$
Audrey Feagan', Helen Graham, Made- g ymp�h green marquisette h Mr, and Mrs. Charles McDonell; Mr. a.m. to 6 P.M Phone HetnwA lt3
�4 ' and silvler shoes, She also wore a robe and California. An -ideal out- memnel'l celebrating this birthday on
l+ins Grav'elle, Thomas' Hartney, Dud- Por appwlluGment $67T.
tri ' Farms For Sale 1r gboln hat with green streamers and 'ng was enjoyed. Mr. A. G. Smillie, Sunday. i
tt ' t ' For Sale ley Holmes•, Robert Howe, Reginald' of Toronto, is' President.
+" Huckins, Elmer Hunter, Marguerite a shoulder bouquet of . Ti roses. Mrs. R. N., Douglas, widow of the
5+! FARM FOR SALn loo ecxEs, a aalLEs g� Mr, and Mrs. A. MacBeath, the far
south of 6eaiarth and one mile east Lwt. HEAT FOR SALE—ANY QUANTITY Killougli, Dorothy Leonard, Donald The groom's brother, Mr. Tim fCal- late R. N. Douglas, merchant of quoted a• beautiful prayer by ]i.oz�
1. W hart, of Wiltgham, was the best man, mer Miss Evelyn Hankin, a recent Blake, died suddeaily' Wednesday Roberts: The clorMng hymn, "Rescue,
st. e c' 7, Concession 8, in the Tbwmshi$ of Twuker- of wheat up to loo bushels, at 75c a MacMillan, Betty McIver, Ila Master- bridal couple, were �h�cxnored at a re- morning at the home of her Baugh- the Perishing," 'W'a's followed b ,the
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,{ ,= smith. Lange bank 'barn, 'hen house and pig huohel. Amply to GIlIORGE LOWERY, Sea- son7, Robert Needham, Loreen' Nivins, and the ushers were the bride's oro- y
herr; brick h e. Possession g�lven Novem- forth, 3757-1 the r, Mr. Harr Reynolds, and „Mr, saurian at the pavilion at Bayfield an
Douglas Orr, George Parrott, Ken- y 'ter (Gladys,), Mrs. Alfred Heard, of Mizpah benedicti
kyr mer 1, :940. Apm4v' to J. W. F8Ek1 .S, Spencer, of Clinton. Shortly at- Friday evening last, 'and during the Stanley Township, in her 72nd year.
ales-tt FOR oot gr •ONE USED 'MASSEY-HARRIS peel Porter, Edna Ruffen, Joyce Sag ter the ceremony the bride and room course of the evening were present mer Maty Ellam Dick, Sohi"Im Famiiiy Holds Reunion
1 7 -foot grain binder. Apply T. I .SCOTT, g She was the former
•e( _ er, Audrey Smith, Edward .,Straughan, left on a motor trip to Midland, the ed with two occasional chairs and . daughter of the late Mr. 'and Mrs'.
Cromarty, Ont 3787xP Leroy Taylor, Edward) Thomas, Marie
Wantede wearing a navy and white en- end' table, Mr, William McKenzie do Mr, and Mrs, Peter Schwalm, or
' FOR S9LE QiJFBEC COOK STOVE WITH Watson,�'('atsonHubert. Wigle, EmRnerson James Dick, of Hay' Towns'hdp. Very
water front, Apply tlo suslE GavEN- tiVillis•, Lillian Young: semble, white hat and matchinrg ac- ing the honors. Dancing was enjoy- Hensall, enjoyed a delightful Family
MEN wANTuD active in all church organizations,
LOCK, seaforroh 6757x2 ed to the strains of M'urdock's orebreunion on Sunday.,.and' together with
;' FEW MARE WANTED TO ACT As Passed under the provisions of reg cessories. The best wishes of a host her sudden death comes as a great'
l is of friends follow the popular extra, with Mr. William Hayter, doom their family of twelve children, all of
i Agents: Must be conmincdng talkers to OR SALE-CROSLE'Y ELECTRIC RE- 'elation 10 (5) of the High, School youngShock t0 her ilamdly, relatives and
clearly explamn advanrtsfies our ilovselruld' F couple to their new 'home in Clinton, manager, -� whom were 'present, spent' Ilse day
" ' frigerator, six-foot box, brand new. Pric. Entrance Regulations—Ronald Allan, friends, Surviving are two d:augh-
Q%',,:,- necessities known as FAMILEX PRODUCTS ed low for quick male. Never been used. Mr. - Ralph 'Brook, of Ailsa Craig, ters: (Margaret, R.N.), Mrs. Turner, at the lakeside. Members of tbeda
�.3 offer to .buyers. rLlreaay selling in immerue Agnes Austin, Eileen Kelly, Winnie s.
't DALY'S GARAGE, Rhone 102, Seaforth. Punt the week en dl with 'has patents, 'of London, and (Gladys) Mrs. Heard, family attending were MiBsea Mae
gwanti'ties. Doan' .tit:. door canvassing neer- Kelly.
3780-tf Rev. R. A. Brook and Mrs. Brook. and Margaret Schwalm, of London;
slay to show articles and take orders for I. The Robert Park memorial medals HIBBERT at whose home she passed away; two
11 same, unuswalay etma cammi�MOM. UnliMit- Messrs, William, ,.Redden and Lee Miss Violet, of St. 'Phomas;. Mervyn,
f Here wan b brothers, J. D. Dick, Orillia, and .
,: ea earnings possible Everybody buys on y Madeline Shackleton of The Hibbert township council met Hadden, of Hamilton, and Mr. Wm. George of Hensall, and three sisters, ,of Stratford'; Gordon, Kipper; Itayr
lei • sight. For FREE CATALOGUE AND DE- Central School and Lillian Irwin of Wilcox, of ,S't. 'Catharines, spent tho and Lee, of Zurich; Mr, and Mrs. Il_
!:i - Tr�liLs: FAM'ILEX, 570 St Clement, For Rent Victoria School. in the Town'shi•p Hall, Stafia, on Sat- Mrs. Ida Tait, -"Toronto; (Jean:) Mrs.
week -end' with, relatives. McKenzie and family, Mr. and Mrs.
��' li)lowtreai. 3787-1 urday, July f 6th, with all members Cawth'orpe, of Tavistock, and Mrs.
BAYFIELD CENTRE P Mrs, A. Dougall and daughter, Miss Harald Hanson' and family, Florence.
� Houses FOR RtyiT—s,l2ooIv1ED FRAME resem•t, the , Reeve presiding. The Bertha Bell, of Kintail. The funeral
sr.. mouse on North Main street Furnace, Clerk read the tslinutes of the pre- Cassie, Mrs. F. Bengwugh, Mr. and �v911 be (held Friday from the home and Carl, all of Henealrl..,
i^ Hyaao and wm(ter tin ,house, Available Aug. Mrs. Roy Bell and Mr. and Mrs. A. Harold Wolff had the misfortune to . t �•
Notices ' lo, 194o. Apply to GEORGE REEVES, Sea- First Class Honors—Beryl, Castle, vfnus meeting which we adopted' as of her daughter at 2 p.m. with burial
forth, 3797:1 Jean' Greer, Bobby Harris, Maud `'read: A resolution was passed de-
1Taylor 'attended the funeral of the fn Bayfi'el'd, cem'et'ery, Rev. F L, Pei- fracture big arm on Thursday of last
1;ARE YOU THE MAN. Heyes, Mary McClymont, Doris Mc-; c{aring Monday, August. 5th, Civic .late Mrs. Jean Habkirk held in Sea- ars, of Varna Utuited Church, afficiat- week while out visiting at the hams
'. , , WATKINS DEALER (BETWEEN 2•s AND -- Ewen, Lloyd - Sowerby, Lorraine Tal• holiday. forth on' Saturdiv la,s,t wdt'h burial in ing of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Varney, two
" 50 year, with car], needed imrmedietely bet, Vera Young,' The following accounts were paid: Hensall Union Cemetery. Visitors with Miss Minnie Reid last miles and a IbaU north of Hensall.
do broad' out lolly Soap in nearby sural property. For Sale ) Second Class Honors+--W]Lliam Cox, D. Gestetner Co., printing supplies„ - Miss June Saund'ercock had her week were: Mr. and Mrs. Orr, Miss While standing on a load of bay
route and sul0,ly eskablwhed demand for
Everyday Necessities, including spice,. Ex- -- Frank Smith, tonsils rem'ov'ed recently. " .•. -•whish••,•was.-.gaing•_rinto..-tlle._:barlt; he, OUSF: F04 SALE -IN EGMONDVILLE, $21.98;. Municipal World, supplies, Orr and MYss" ' Bidflel oP"""'Aylmei;
Y trestle,
Baking Powder, To let Preparations, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mieklea, Billy caught hold ;oft the barn door. whiCiE
11, Cleansers, 'Medicinm, Fly Spray,'Plineralizea 8 -roomed brick +House, all in good repair;, Pass—Margaret Boyd, Manion' Cas- 69e; McKillop Logan & Hibbert Mrs. Hudson, St. Marys, and John D,
ultry Tan,ies. 7-. year reputa-rud Betty left'this week for Rondeau caugih't him, throwing him to- the
", Stock and Pa, a a�ubie garage- lraxeh reasonable., Apply to tie, Doris Clark, Clarence. Larson, Telephone Co.,C$2.51; Mitchell Advo Reid and family, of London.
1 ' eon. 10,000 •aeslcus. Mus be satisfied with E. J. DINNIN, Seafbrth Jessie McCullough, June Miller, Keith cafe, advertising, $2,20; direct relief, month�a etheiresummery will acottageation 7, a Will Collect Rubbish ground.
Miss Alice Pfaff 'w•ho was pperatetfr
430.00 weekly at start, Selling experience un- 3786-3 , Miller, Evel);p, Steep. x $12.12 - Thomas D. Wren, Clerk.
1.neemsthed Farm experience tel immediately,
Credit Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Cook, Norma, ' " on in Clinton public hospital for ap-
,furni�hed rsht paarties, wrote immeaiatelr, -' " The • fallowing is th,e.'-:s'chool report
�' THE J, R. WATKINS COMPANY, Montreal, EXETER CENTRE ' P Eleanor, Bob and Douglas spent the The Heilsal'1 branch. of the Cana- pendicitis, is recovering nicely.
for S.S. No. 4, Hibbert: To Grade diaii. Red Cross is sponsolin'g ''a col Mr. and; Mrs. Richard Taylor, Sr_,
Owe., Dept.' 0-S-16. ' • 3.716-4 I]t Memoriam I'll—Angela Morris (Han.),- Jack r'ast welek' ` ho'lidaying at Wasaga y
O'Reilly, Tom Jordan. To Grade VII Mrs. Fenner, of Montreal :is visit
First Class Honors—Dawson Gould- B'eac'h, lection of waste material this week. of Kippen; have to their credit three
NOTICE COTT.—In- LOVING MEMORY OF A ing' irk, MV rjorie Welsh. Jones, Maty Feeney (Hon.), Martin Feed Articles of value required are rags, sons who have just recently enlisted:
Harry Jeffrey
S dear• husband and soar, Russel Scott, who Jean ]nag w1ith her brother and sister -in- ..old, clothing, magazines and papers Jack with the R.C.E., ' of -Petawawa;
F, Township of Tuekersmi'th' passed away on July, 13, 1939: Second Class Honors -Chas. Brown, ey. To Grade VI—Catherine McIver (dons u in
law, Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Taylor. P bundles), cardboard car- Melly, of they $.C.R„ London;ytl-
1, It1Mation Cowen, Robert Davis, Mar (lion.), Beraadette'Barry (Hon,) `7o tons', rubber old tires and tubes) and ney, of the R.C.O.C., London, air&-
i3E COUNCIL .OF TUCKERSMITH RE- Time may, help to sale the bitter pain Y Gail, the seven -months -old' bla:by
Grade VI -Jack Morris (Honk), Victor an other kind of, rubber not •rhixed their, -son inrlaw, Frank Young, R_C
T quests all' FzoFerty owner% to cwt all of the lobs of one hello. aeax: Easton, 'Bernice Finkbeiner, ll a y daughter of Mrs. Art. Prior,, was tak 1
ite th weproeds properly,
the •Woad allowance, formed.
13ut only few know how we mus him, Guenther, Lillian Hewiltt, Marie Mei- Feeney and Prank. Jordan, (equal). To, en to: Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea- µ-ith cl'ot'h., tooth paste and flavoring o.C„ Londono , '
i e their property, before sees, u formed. And the loneliness .lod 'thus year. vi,fie�, R'o'bert Mills, Audre" Mitchell, Grade IlI — Joseph � Barry, Ursula - tubes (if wasilied), copper, brass,
Payment made same as other years, if cut l - y Feeney, Jack Feene forth, on Friday of, last week where
in tim'v. ' we. try to be brave and remem'ber,� Leslie Parker, .Bobbie Parsons, Dor- Y• -- C. Eckert,' she will .remain for two weeks in the lead, pewter, iron, steel, aluminum � " Council Meets
Tera ober,1.
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D. F., McGREGOR, He naw is free from all pain, ane Parsbn•s Doris' Penhae, Helen interests of her ,health', having been utensils. The citizens of Hartsell and. The regular meeting of the village
Clank. And at the rbaa's end, Goa willing, Pfaff, Junior Prout, Edward Schenk, very 'Ill at the time of admittanc'e', district are asked to .,eo-operate by council was held, Monday evening an
3787-3 we, -Sadly
mise meet rife and
Gilbert Sta.tton. saving the above materials,, The Boy
> --Sealy missed by wife a,n.t F3m;as; Father Her father, Pte. Arthur Prior,' is at the council chamber with all meat -
NOTICE and Mother, and Sister and Brother. Pass—Shirley Appleton', Shirley McKILLOP Present stationed at Ni•agara`on-the- Scouts will do the collecting. Please
t hers being .present. Thos. Kyle rem
3787x1 Baker, Calvert' Beckler, Mary Cald Lakes, notice that tin 'cans and tin foil in
Municipality Of MCK111pp well, Donald Case, Jean Eliot, Harold Mr, and Mrs. Henry Koehler have - silver paper 'haVe'no commercial va- hosted the work done in the past
Leonard. Sparks, of DodsLand,
spent the last couple of weeks with. Mr' lue and are o re month, also the borrowing of teiL
Elliott,Korth "Gordon, Norman Rack- bask.; is visiting his father, Mr. Alex not required. s.
T -S WEED CONTROL ACT STATES: their daughter . of Helen Betty been very _ P ry Mrs
dw 'land Is unoccupied• the owner shall rte- , . Douglas Harness, Eric Heywood, Gate of. writing is progressing favor- berta, the _former .Miss_Margaret Bell al asks aboil -
so d about -a new flag and some
stroy' all weeds ,designated noxious by the Mr, William Ishe, of Se'brin:gville, prAtectio>1 for flys bell rage; sallbe to WHYARD-In Scott Memorial _Hospital, on Marie Heywood, Lois Hunter, Eric ably. of Henlsall, accompanied' by her son, --
regul4vtons, as often in every year as is sof- spent a'day last week at the home be looked after. The Reeve reported
"�-. fiaient fi0 prevent the laperri.ng of their seeds. July let, too Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Whyarcl, Jennings,, Eileen' Keown, .Marton -Ker- Mrs. Phillips and children, of Tonga- Jack," recently visited with Mrs. He,l- painting of the Hall; saw's t0 be:
1. seafonttr, a ran of. Mr. and Mrs, Wm, ,Ho'egy, re
Sec 22—Amy pers'dn who donhravenes any nick, .Mary King, Mae King, Jack to, are holidaying in. Hensall. en McEwan :and- Miss Jessie Bell, )ler
adf the provisions of this act or refuses or' BOLTON -In scoot Memorial Hospital, on Miss Dorothy Huether, of Morris looked after:. The Clerk reported ret
' June 27Ith, to Mr. and Mr's. James H. Bol- Muir, Richard' Pilon, Viola Rollings', Mr. and: Mrs'. Eldon K'adfl and sdsters, .,and: with her brother, Dr.
neglects i obey der lthe'rh arias bf f In- i ton, is spending the vacation with her Kading. A. Bell. They flew by plane the Hedden case in, Division Court,
specter given under the authority of thsi ton Swarth a laughter. James S'clioeder, June Smith, Tslobe] little daughter, of London and Mr. also 'piesenbedl the financial report
12cDONALIi-In Scott, Memorial Hospital, on Snell, Archie Webber; Wilmer Wein, cousin, Miss Delia Eggert. a.nd Mrs.. Kadin to* aril rRport an enjo able +
Act shall iinour a penalty of not less than July 1st, to Ma•: and Mrs. Burton MdDon- We are sorry to nate Ghat MCS. g,. of Exeter, spent y for the $rt3t six mo'IIths of the. yeas
4io, nor rrWre than 450, for every such of- Helen Willson. Sunda trip. Darin their stay here, accon>
�'. Vie• a,ld, cnoanarty, a daughter. William Koehler is at present confin- y with .Mr. anrd Mrs. C. S. Hud- g Bills and accounts' were
HERS I REYNOLDS -In Scott Memorial Hospital, on Passed under the prbvis]rons of •Reg son, P'anie'd b Miss, Jessd'e Bell, they mo- passed.
n, ed' to her room. We wish her a to,] Bouthron & Drysdale, sup -
:Tway 71t1,, 'to M� and Mrs. Gordon 'Rey- ulatfon 10 (5) of the High School En- Mrs. Constance Mangnall, and Mr.- W � to New York and attended the f
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' ,ssi person, firm ur chRnpany 1�, Tu 11 --in th a laughter. trance Regulations—Frederick Hafst. speedy recovery, Kenneth, ,Mangnall, of Beachvi]le,
Mr. Max Hudson was plies, $21.86; R. Weber;"' supplies,
SrJc. 18—Eve
owning or operating ,� ,}hres'hdmg o be
or ALERA y 9th to r. a MembrA Hospital, - Mr, and Mi•s. C. H. Lightfoat, of o.I•l h Fair, $6.25; I•mgeria'1 Oil, road oil, $813.85F .
aelpansnon•;'or causing .the same to be ower- spent.HattiSunday
their-.cousin, Miss chauffeur: -
�. " abed fbr hire, shail each .year .before eom- -: ander, yMaKllltop,le- son) Mrs. Arthur Alex- , HENSALL CENTRE Stratford,-virvlted dwitk- Mr. and Mrs. the Pedlalr: People, fsigns, $7.40; H . -T. i `
"I maenc;'ne Operations, register such threshing „ Charles Eggert on Sunday. Death of, Mrs. George' Dick 'Gore, gravel,. $7.50; J. Zueft
Miss Dorothy McQueen, of London,
anxdhime ar .separatlar witty Ghe MStv�ter o! ret Glass Honors —Audrey Dlck, Mr. and Mrs,.. Alex Stoskopf, of pl'ants,, 95c; R Middleton, supplies,
I.`.. uature and e+hle:A procure a dertIf'icate of Blanche Green, Marion MacLaren, Fuliarton, were recent visitors with is spending a week with her .parents, Mrs. George Dick, well known resi- $1.00; Municipal World, Ltd., suppNew .
VARNA Luanne Ropp, William Rowcliffe. ,Mr., aril Mrs. Charles Regale, Mr, and, Mrs. E. McQueen and, sister, dent of Hay Township, passed away $1.53; G. R Hess, printing, $45.00- .:
FRANK E. STOREY, "Second' Class Hoivorsl—Mona Hed- Mr. and' Mrs'. J. H. W 'tlaufer; Mr.. Elva' very suddenly at ber home on Sun- O. Twitohelr, supplies, F, D., $4.56;
,':` Insnectlor.. I Mr, and Mrs. Stockton of Califor- den, Ronald Stephen Robert 'Taylor Wilfrid, Wetlaufer and I,a Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Reid and family day morning in her 60th ar' Th trn L1 H 1.
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Popular Stallions -
The Clydesdale Stallion
FAVORITE AQAIN
24397 ,
F lm t NO. 1961
Will stand at his own stable at Brucefield
for the-, season. 'Fidttemr dollars to insure,
payable February 1, '1941,
ROBERT D_..MUR.DOCH, Proprietor.
PETER KILPATRIOK, Manager.
3780-t1
Imported Clydesdale Stallion
SOLWAY RESOURCE
Imp. [28173] (23029)
-
-Enrolment Nb. 8744 Form i
Will stand for the improvement of stock
th,'b season; as llwllmws : •
Monday Xorniimq-Will leave has own stable
at Braeefield and go to the 2nd Concession,
(then south rind east to Alex. S,imclair's, for
moon; then east to the Town Line and north:
V the 9th Conce8stan to Wm Patrick's, for
night. Tuesday -!East 11/4 miles and north tb
the 7th Concession to Coyne Bros-, for noon;
,then to Robe* Db'ig'.s•, 7th Concession, 'for
night.- Wedne;day-'res Ge mnel'l'a Corner and
nlorth to A. & J. Broadlfoot's, for noon; then
to his oven. stable. Thox1tday-At his own
stal?)e, Friday - West to the second
Caneesalion of Stanley and north to John H.
McEwan•s, for nban; then to his own stable,
floil night. Gatmrday-at his own stable.
Terms --to -inure a foal, $15.00, payable'
February 1, 1941,
R D. MUMDOCII,
Proprietor and Manager.
3780-tf
The Standard Bred Stallion
BARON LULWATER 2.11%2
Form 2
WE'1 s6aaud at ,his +owner's stable im Eg-
mandville for season Of 1940•
Baran I•nrlwa%w wale Hlhe fastebt and tough-
et.y 34aandd in Canada in 1930. He is
a 4i aw home as well), as he was first and
Rrebm•ve ChamtVton 'alt the Roymll in 1988 and
first at Toronto -Ex. in 1939. He is siring
speed ailso, as his son, Basan Rroctchild, took
a record b'f' 2.18 and was a close second in
2-.10% , Another! son, Bailin Grattan, took a
record of 2.141/2 as a •three-year-old (last year,
and w�, orae Rif .the -best Coals ever raced in
Canada as he raced '%,paint such horses as
Peter Bidnvell 2.06, Kathleen Grattan 2.071/2,
Tony Grottan 12.68, and other fast record
ho,rseb, and lbbkcd be food tha�t' Vic Flem-
ming, the •trainer and driver' ,of Billy Direct
L55, the w]prld'e fastdst harness horse, came
over friom the U. S. mmd offered $1,500.00 for
him.
Termla-4116.00 ib insure .mare with foal,
payable. February 1, 19¢1.. Paz+Mes disposing
A mares before foaling .time will be held
resvo ible whdflher in foal' or not.
W. Ga: GOVENLO'CK, Bomdndvr�l'e,
-Owner - Phone S&forW, 668 r 5.
87&1x8
rhe Pure Bred Imported OYydesdale Stallion
TORRS MAGNAiE
` TWv. (268821 (22371)
Enrolment No. 3019 First Class, Form. %.
Grade A, Premium No. •27
Monday.-•.WhId leave his own stable. ,Lot 4
3onci"Sssian 5; Hibbert, and proceed to M:
4,goe s, for ,noon; then to D. J. O'R.eilly's,
Said wood, 'fir night. Tud.day-To J. Me-
?lwbhy s, Lot 32, • Conce®hion 2, Logam, for
iomr ; thence to his oven suable for night.
Nlo'dnesdal!'-'R'o 'Cecil ,ibdtvh% Lot 10, Con.
a*fon 8, Lag+eti,, for noun; thence by way
�f Gonldn Sdhbol House to his ("M stable
or ,night.', .. Thurradsy--To Lone, CWquihlourt•s,
nrt 3, Carieeawion 8. Hiibbett, for nwon.; thetnee
9 .rte wwlate'n Lot 11, cbrnb�fGei 11.
ItlonV,*, •where she will remain, from a to
ohL; h fade to JWVu '"hi1A1'is, . Lot 10,
61 rd�fiom S, 19t;iMYOK for ati lit.
Prldav-
k) J°abi,eh ilC2orrti o Y 6t< 2G, Cbniee8foa 5, frA,
ei'Ih Sot Moon, dtll,&xte tb h4a 'owtt Viable.
tadra fit Will Itemofaf ual'lr�°"'6lre' 4!iril;6*1tiff
will k fn�o�iln�.
To ' —ft" outrb a Pbal` X18,00, 'No be paid
t0 i0 'Jew ,1'90
Rtffl ALL,11
,�xoofubdlt .& gee
il g', ,ltltibl(•fu t4tsr&ft I9' r 18, 7.) MIS.,
pia, have been spending a few weeks
Past—Dona'id Bell, James' Clark,
tss vtna
Lohr, of Brunner, 'visited an, Sunday
of. London, spent • Saturday at the
ye e
former Min Nellie' Anderson, she
e sa Ydro, $5.61, E. Willard,
trucking, streets, MOO;. Wr OtterbelitaF
with the latter's sister, Mrs. M. El-
Margaret Fuss, Jenny Jolly, Mary
with their cousin,'Mrs. Chas, Eggert,
heme of M9ss Minnie ,Re]d,
was• a daughter of the late Mr. and.
labor on streets, $5,20; J. Kipfer, la-
liott.
Little Christina:" Rutherford,, of
Kinsman, Elden Love, Gordon, Munn,
Lau'retta Reichert,, Jean Schilbe,
who is still confined fo her beds
Mr: Wilbur'Hoegy
Miss Eleanor Bell, R.N., of London,
and friend, Miss Do'u'glas, R.N., of
Mrs:-'Dav4,d Anderson, of Chicago, Ill:;
and granddaugliter
bar on streets,, $5.80;. R. Tb'dd; labor
Hamilton, was the guest last week
Hair-
ry Smhth; Ralph Stephenson,',
,has been indis-
posed, for a few days..
S'askatbon, have been vacationing at
of. the late Wm.
Dell of Hensall. Mrs'. Dick, althougli
on, streets, $6:80; T. Hudson, labor
on streets, $6.00; P. Daters, labor'on "
of her couslin, ;Mary Elizabeth Beatty,
Mr. Harald Rothwell„ Windsor,
.
DASHIWOOD CENTRE
Mr. and Mrs.' William 'Hoegy and+
and Mrs. W Koehler spent
the Hyde. residence on the- London
Road South. Whale o'n• their vacation
not in the best of health following a
slight 'stroke some time was feel-
streets, $2.80; E. Fairbairn, labor on.
•$6.40; H- Love,
spent Sunday with his parents, .-Mr,
a
First Class Ho'n'ors�Lilly Is'eii,
Su
Sunday last with Mr, and Mrs. ' Wm,
Mr.
they enjoyed a week's motor tri p to
.ago,
ing as usual last week, but on Satur-
.streets, • labor on
streets,.,80c; G. W. Case,, teaming on.
and Mrs. John Rothwell.
:Mil-
dry' Sharnow; Glen, Webb,
Grass at Blyth.
5
Ottawa, Quebec and ,the. S. -t. Lawr=
day morning she, told !her daughter,
g
°
streets,, $8.00; C. SwiHie teaming on
Mrs: Austin and, daughter, Ma
Mary, in
company
ISecaud, •Class, Honors, — Gordon
Mr, and Mrs, Dan Sherbert and
epee.
Helen, to pre pare the breakfast as
'she
streetsti $9.20; W. Dabus', lobar, $4.60;
with Mr,'and Mrs. Billy Aus-
'Sunday
Kraft, Mona Tetreau, M'a'ry. Turnbull.
family, of Monkton, ysitedl with 'Mr.
Mrs. Connley, of Winnipeg, Man'.,
••her
was not just up to the mark_ Her
'T. Kyle,, salary,'$55,,00; J. •A. Patter. -
-tin, of Seaforth•, spent in
Lond'esb'oro•
Pass —lVI arlett ; Emery
and Mrs. Charles' Eggert .on .Sunday,
M?ss Betty
accompanied by
P g
daughter and'
chhldren, are • visitors
da'ugh'ter, returning to her wot11er'a
g
room
soil, .sal ary andd freilght $113.00. To•.
Rev. and�Ii rs. Peters 'are at their
elen Zit•,
Pfaff, ,,Ada Willett, Helen• Z]ler.
Hanley, of Dahlin, spent
the week -end' at the ,home of Mr. and
at the home of
kir• and Mrs. J: E. 11Mo wan, Lon�dlon
'is
a short time: later, found'' ber
unconscious. , She. failed to. rally, her
tal, $1,142.05. Robison and, ]11'+oir:
That We ,naw adjourn to meet agifn
summer cottage, Muskoka, while Rev.
WINCHELSEA, -CENTRE
Mrs. Fred:' Hoegy,
Road South. Mr, MCEwan a bro-
death coming suddenly' Sunday morn-
August 12th at 8 p.m Carried,—Jam
Mr. Penrose, of Exeter, is in charge
they oP Mrs. Cbnnley. The 21�isses
ing, S'he Was married to her .surviv-
A. Patterson, Clerk.
or the circuit in the absence" of Mr.
First -Class. Hbno'rv--Grace, Brock,
Edith and Lilliali MaEwan, of Kit.
ing •husbanldl slo,me 31 years ago in
BRUCEFIELD
et
Peters.
Marion Hodlgert. ,.
clheme'r, are also at the McEwan
Chicago, and, they have resided in
r,sand Mrs. Wildfon' and.
g d• family
' Second CIass Honorsi-=•Donald Bray,
blame, where they will spend the sum-
this district from .that time op. She
Mrs. Thompson and children., of
Sarnia, are visiting her mother, Mrs'.
spent Sunday with the latter's par-
ents, Mr, a'n-d' Mrs. Gra•ssick.
Shirley Coultis, Shirley Murray,.,
Pass — A•n+nie Simpson, Harvey
mer months.,
Decoration day was held on Sunday
will b,' much) missed in the, home by,
,her •husband and, family, where she
I
$uekwheat
Sparli'ng. • .
W. Stevens. - ,,:
afternoon last "under the auspices of
was a faithful wife and devoted mo -
ZURICH CENTRE
First Class Honors)—Leona Druar,
Shirley Duch'arme,
Dr. and Mrs. Carman Haugh ,and,
children, of Toronto, visited Mr, and
the LO.O.P. an conjun'etion with, then
Exeter-Hensall 'branch of the Cana-
dian
ther and by her boats of friends and`
neighbors. She was: a valued mem-
.
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TUCKERSMITH
Jean Krueger,
Ralph Krueger, Joseph Miller, Wil-
Mrs. C. Haugh.,
Pte. Abe 'Lapfo and Ptie. Ross•Grafn-
Legions, -SP speakers in-
clu+ded' Rev, M. A. Hunt, of Trdvitt
ber of Carmel P're's.byter]an' Church,
Surviving ar'e' i-er 'husband, two sons,
We have a quantity of
Mr. and Mrs. C.'O.'Martin, of Engle-
,hart, are with the lady's -Mr.
liam Rbbinson', Margaret Schilbe.
Second Class Honors—Bruce Eick-
ger, of Landow, visited at th'efx homes
'here. -
Memorial Church Exeter, and Rev.
a•'Weir, .pastor of Carmel Presbyter-
Earl' and Edwin; Cour daughters', Mrs.
Jack Verbe'em, Hensall; Mrs,=
BUCkwheat Oil hand,
parents,
and Mrs. J. E. 'Ball.
meier, Arthur 'Ge1linas, Audrey Gill,
y
Arvas H,a'berer, Ada Hap.
Mrs, Alice Hohner spent the week-
ia.n Church, Hensall, who spoke at
the 'tile
Broad-
foot, Brucefield; Margaret, Strathroy;
Helen,
-
suitalble for
Misses Anna and,„Margaret Cole, of
.end
in Cldnto,n.
cenotaph ant, cemeteries,.
q '
at home; one 'brother, Wilfred
seed.
Goderich Township, are holidaying
Pass --Kenneth Armstrong, Alphon-
Master Billie Swan, of Hamilton', is
Bugler Fred Beer sounded • the Last
of Chicago, . - •
°
'with their grandlparents, Mr. and Mrs,
sus' Bedard;, Clair Bedard',. Theresa
Bedard, Teddy Jeffrey,
visiting at the home of his grand
Post' and, Reveille. Sam Dougall,
The funeral was held from her -late
Get in touch with u for
Giff. Crich.
Robert Me-
father, Mr. James Swan.
presidletnh of the Legion, acted for the
residence on Tuesdq afternoon at 2
Mrs, N, Garrett spent several days
Last
Kinfey, Helen Robinson, Ray Schd'lbe,
Elizabeth Steckle, Ward. Thiele,
Mrs. R. Townsend, of the United
Legion and W R. Dougall and'. Earl
Campbell for
p.m. and was conducted by. -her pas-
tor, Rev. W,
your requirements.
week with Mrs, J. Garrett, of
States, vis'it'ed leer sister, Mrs. ]Kc
the Oddfellows. Decor.
Weir, who chose far his
Lopxies+boro.
The June meeting of the Tucker
Kenzie, ”
Miss' Ellen Scott, of London, is
at.ion took place at Hensall Union and
MeT aggart's cemeteriesx
theme, The Eternal God isl.,the re-
fuge and nn�dlernseath, ar'e the everlast
Go. T. Ndiek�e &Sons
smith Ladies' Club took the form of
a. Red' Crass tea basement
Constable P.
spendling her holi'd'ays at her home
here.
Death of Mrs. Peter 'Murray
ing arms, Deuteronomy 33:27, and
from which bre
•
,held in the
of the
quoted the, words eter-
nal and
HENSALL
church on Wednesday, July
10th, to which the ladies. of the Stan-
jr�,
McCoy
Mr. Harry Dunio# of London, spent
the week -and with Mr.
Death, claimed a very highly re=
everlasting speak a message
of comfort and. hope as•t'h'ey to
'
'
ley Club; the London Road Club and
7
and Mrs. )toss
Scott.
spected ,citizen i.n the person of Mrs.
Peter
point
God who) car.'es for us in this life
PHONE 108 NIGHT$ 133
the Kinhur>L W.M.S.'were Invite(].
(Cbntinu'ed from Page 1),
•
Miss Doris Dutbt, iof London, sent
P
Murray, the ,former Catherine
• McShe i ny, who psass,ed
and
Prepares a home for us' in the next.
11
The visiting ladles, about 75 in num-
ber,
Held in the highest regard by hun-
the wee"k-end at h'er home here.
away at ,her
home i'n Hay Township in her 69th-
This God has revealed his. eternal
love
supplied the program, which con-
'reading,
dreds of 'fel'low officers throughout
Mr. and Mra. Paul, of Minneapolis,
year. Mrs. Murray, a
in and through His • Son' whose
sisted� of .a "Waiting For the
Ontario, for this thsaraughness and of
Min'n:, s: Fent a Pew days witb�.' Mra,
very well
known resident, hied been in ill health
resurrection proves to us that life
Lights fa Change," by Mrs. H. Stew
art; a duet by Mrs.
fcieney, by his, superiors, and by the
Margaret McKenrcie,
for the 'Fast three years, but up un-
on this planet is' not -our whole exist-
ence. Such
(�
SEAE7"%RT
Britton and Miss
citizens of God'erioh' and Huron Coon-
til a week before her d ath was feel-
a fifth ae tdlat firings
u 1
Britton; a reading, "A ptr'om'an'S
Work," by Mrs. George Falconer;
tY gsnera'lly, far his fairness in police
work, Comstabi'e
ing in much better h-ealtb, and her
comfort in every hour of bereavement
and it ]s our strongest
MONUMENT WORKS
a
S010, Does
McCoy Was a mod-
HENSALL
death came as a great obtock to
hope at this
time. Burial
y
June Come "Min Huron?"
y Mrs. In.nHs; a talk, "My Trip from
tr n or
man and' tallied little of himself
or his exploits in his profession
.her
family) amd: host of neighbors and
was in Hensall Union
Cemetery, .the pallbearers being.Tom
(Formerly W. E. Chapman)
Correction
Jerusalem to Heifd
or
during this war service, He was'
In a re ort of the McClinchey - Me-
P
friends, Surv4.v]ng are ,her four
daughters: Elizabeth, Milwaukee;
Lang, Goa, t
Armstrong, SydnLey
Now operated by
Fowler; a" duet with guitar accom-
known to his intimate friends as, a
"slquare
Gregor wedding, whlf•oh appeared In
Is-
abet, Detroit; Hannah', Hen,gal'l
MacArthur, W.
CUNNINGHAM &
pandment,' Mrs,-Plumsteel and ,Mrs.
Clegg; ,reading, Mrs. Adams on "_Does
shooter."
Said Crown Attorney D. E. Hsolples:'
this Paper last week, it was incorrect-
lY stated that the ceremony lhra,d been
and
Violet, at home, and two sons, Tack,
Detroit
and Lorne Luker. Theifloral ttrribuees
were lovely. Attending the funeral
PI:YDE
Temperance Pay?" Luu'oh wt's sere
"He was, one of the Most consciemt_
Performed by ' Lev. E. F, Chandler at
of and William of the West,
S•he is als+b survived by h'er husband,
from Chicago were - the deceas'ed's.
brother,
We invite inspection of our•
ed. by the Tuckemmith, Club and an
ions and ca:Pable 'officems I ,have., -ever
Kipsp'en, whe"reefs Rev. A. W. Gardiner
The funeral was held
Mr. Wilfred Anderson, and
stock of Cemetery Menlorlate
enjoyable balf-hour was spent over
the tea cups.
met, Not -only bald •he ability, but he
was the sofH•ciatin'g minister, and the
from her late
home on Tuesday afternoon at 2
Miss Mae MacMorran; from Orillia,
J. D. Dick.
SEAFOi=TH -4• Tuesdays and
About $16 was collect-
ed for Red Crass work: - ..
used rare ,tact in dealing with the
psubilia"
ceremony' took place at Egm,ondville
Manse.
p.m.
and was 1'argely aitendied, and was
The W.M:S. of 6be Uliiied Church
$ urda
Saturdays., or any time by ap-
p'ointment. I ' ".
Mr. -ands Mrs. James Stewart' and
Constable McCo y'si hobby was hunt-
Smillie Reunion
conducted by Rev. W. Weir, pastor
of Carmel Presbyterian Church,
met in the schaal room of t1le church,
Miss Velma.and James, Jr., of Loam-
ington, 'spent
ing,A and: flslhd,ng a.11d it. was on this
Bayfield was the setting for the
who
Paid flrtUng tribute to tbe' life
Thursdayafternoon'
Thurxday afternoon last with, a
wi
DR. P. HARBURN--rPhone 105
a very pleasant visit
Mr. "J."D.
sub[Tect that, he was "at ,home." He
annual Smillie reulnison, Saturday at
of the,
deceased. Two'of ,h,er favorite hynitis,
attendance, Mrs. B.
Cross,
Phone 41 EXETER Box 1S0
with and Mrs. Stewart and
Miss Winnie.
$Fent his annual 'hsolidays, and -spare
time in the bush and'
which there was a large represlenta-
"Safe in the Arran's of Jesus" and:
president, was in charge. Mrs.'
A. Spencer reported ported: a
Mrsd. L. J. Doig and Miss' Janet,
, at fishing 'tion
stmearns, and had a rare collection
,of the clan present. Sports were
a delightful fe ;turz and we— A__*
"What a MI -end We Have in Jesus"
w r
nurriber of tris-
its made to the sick and, shut-ins Bur-
.-_. ,.
by M,r. John C. Doig, of
Detroit,
of firearms and fishing tackle and
e tree -
ed by Miss Hazel Smillie. Smillies
e e ,surng, Fallowlrng the..:. service
t11ei cortege proceeded is Exeter
Ing the month of June. Th;e home
returned: (home , after havin g
pleasant t(rri,e In Roches-
took great 'Pride dor it.
are deoCendants, of - the late Stuart
sem-
etery where burial took Place. The
cooking sale held iml June realized,
$35,00. On Jmlotion Mrs.
ter,N.Y.,a
ter, 1V.raid Nda gore Falls, having
Smlriilt,e, who resided ongthe London
r
Road, originaffng in Ireland. Attend-
Pallbearers weret six nephews of the
•, p'
deceased: R,
of ,MCDonell
glad, Mre. C. Cook, it was decided to
„CLINTON ing
visited with the Parl
Mrs. Missy.
from sout�oifAown'' weme Mr. and
sWsel B•lackwetI; Lou
Claris, Jr., 39a'rl and Will Colltns,
Purchase an! ,annual blue book fot the,
Mlssdon circle,
anderr's
J. Markrbiam and Miss Dora,
and Mr. David Brooks, also Mr. and
Mrs. A, G. Smillie, Dr. � Jennle Smil-
Ile, Miss Margaret Smillde, Mr,
C.
Pligrim and R. S•tear. The floral 'tri-
butes
The S'cript'ure, 13th
chapter of Mark, was. read. by Mrs,
Carbert - Reynolds
Mrs. Albert Gooding, of Londohl.
A beautiful and; impressive sere,
and
Mrs,. Murray S1ni•llie and family' of
wt re many and; beautiful.
The YII-P-'S, oE, Rural, County
Spencer. Miss Ruth 13tobk and Miss
Gol•di'e
spent the holiday with, Mr. and Mrs.
J. 1). Miss Wininfe
m•0n'Y'ta0,k place at 0'Welock on fiat-
urday° morning,
Toronto, Dr. Roy. Slmd'ilie of Wesitan,
Prez-
byterlal !Meld their pi6nie at. Turf)-
04'o¢.s favored with a duet
"The Cathedlral In the
sStewa'rt and,
NPrs Grace Ross., of Sea�lborth, is ,Josepih's
-June•L 29th, In St.
Church, Clinton,, when the
Dr. Sni ilie, Niagara Falls'; Mr. and
Mmg. Stuart Slnilid+e an1d1 fatriily, r�i':
bull's Grove on, Wed'aeslday. Dir'e'ct-
l:ng sporty
4n,es," witiv
guitar acebrnpanfinent. aVI#•'s�'°,jyurpap
vlsltinlg with relatives In 'the, neigh-
marplage was solelnnizexd' of Agnes
Catharines• Mr. and Mrs. J G Hl-
wEme Allam Davidson and)
Alvtn Bei'1 „
Presented alt 9silterestin,g talk . on
• , B:A Tems erance," givin excerpts from:
r ,l
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