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Wanted
IATANTEDANY
" bythe day.
TOITJ , Hammitt,
Farm Stock For Sale
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ONE WISHING HELP I -giOR SALE ----23 CH.01CiE YORK -SUCKERS,
Apply,. HAROLD S. A. 3- ready to wean. App3y no ALEX Me-
se96,e2 DONALD, R -IL t. Seafarth. Plaine 662 r
16, Seaforth. 3796-1
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For Sale
-port SALE -A NUMBER OF WOODEN
"; barrels and 110 -lb. galvanized pails. Ap-
ply CRICH'S BAKERY. 3796-3
VCR
APPay
SALE -ONE THOUSAND SHARES
Greater Malearc;ie Gold Mines, Ltd.
ROBERT WINTER, R.R. 1, Belgrave.
3796x1
sALF,--auecoaniCK-DEERING 15-30
tractor. Steel lugs ; in. No. I crandition.
E. MOUSSEAU, Kippen. Phone 94 r 3.
Hensall. 3796-4
QAXON TREASURE COMBINATION frEAT-
"s" er and .cook stove with reservoir, in A-1
shape Large oval, deep firebox. Reasonable
for quick ca3a sale. FRANK J. SMALE,
Centre Stirt. 3796x1
Property For Sale
T_TOUSE FOR SALE -IN EGMONTOVILLE,
ii-omed brick' house. allin good repeat.;
double garage. Taxes reasonable. Apply to
MRS. E. J. DINNIN, Seaforth_
3796-3
In Memoriam
pOR SALE -SEVEN ROC/IVIED COTTAGE
"isa Egmondville ; all conveniences ; half
acre land ; good' barn and garage. Also UP-
ris-ht Heinteman piano, in good condition.
Apply -to MRS. CHARLES FINKBEINER.
3796-3
Poultry
N-rn loving memory of Lfilie Leslie
"1" Rina, who wxassed away Sept., 10. 1910.
Nat dead
Not lost,
She lives
, And wil3
3796x1
to those who loved her,
but gone before;
with us in memory
for everrabre.
and •Danglibers.
Cards of Thanks
Air'. PATRICK FLANNERY 'WISHES TO
thank sincerely all his neighbors and
friends from country and town who were so
good to him all tliose long weeks while in
Hospital. He also wishes to thank his dif-
ferent nurses who were so patient and kind.
Births
MALL COUNCIL
XEEPS RATE DOWN
DESPITE INCREASE
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Reduce General and Deben-
ture Rate to Partially
Offset Increases.
NEWS Of' " HENSALL
BROADFOOT-In Tuckersanith, on Septem-
ber 4th, to Mr. and Mrs. Jlohn Broadfoot,
a son.
HULLEY-In Scott Memoriall Hospital, Sea-
-forth, on September 9th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Malley, MeKillop, a son. -
Deaths
'Hensall net tax rate for 1940 was
ille at a meeting of the
council .head Monday evening.
Increases over which the council
had no control amounted to 5.7 mills,
made up as follows: School hoard.
10.9 mills to 14.4 mills; county rate,
3.5 mills to 5.2 mills, and municipal
subsidy reduced from 1.5 mills to. 1
mill.
The fact that the net rate is iri-
creased but 4 mills is made possible
by 'reductioas which the council has
effected in the debenture rate, which
is down 1.3 mills, and in the general
rate Which is reduced .4 mills.
K. Hicks appeare.d as a delegate,
from the War Service Committee as
regards suitable gifts for these who
have enlisted for ectiv.e service, was
advised of the motion pas -sed at the
last meeting. 0. Twitchell appeared
asking . permission to remove the
fence at the rear of his property,
same granted; alse asked permission
to Purchase 10 feet formerly belong-
ing to his propertY. Robison and
Hensall public school will hold their
Herton: Thateweesell 10 feet, the pm -
annual scihoo fair on Tuesday, Sept.
den off the old link property farmer -
17th,
ly belonging tb Let 10, 'Petty's Sur-
Hensall Senior Institute will cmaa-
vey, tar the sum of $10, 0. Twitche'l '
mence its fall, program with a peti-
te pay all transfer fees and right -of -
luck smeller and s.eciel evenini to he
way to be granted 'for' both lots. Car -
held. at the home of Dr. and. Mrs. D.
med. Robison and Moir: That all
0. Steer on Friday evening, Sept. 13,
weed cutting done Gll private proper -
6.30 p.m. All members are cord-
ty he charged against the property 91
WRIGFIT-In Seaforth, on Welleday. Sept.
llth, Charles Werldht, of MoKialonin his
68th year.
11OULLETS-I BUY ,AND SELL CHOICE
• pullets and young Leghorn hens, arid j DR A moTD DES
'other poultry. art best market prices. Call or
write. GEORGE WALKER, Hensel'. Phone • • 1 1LEiil
119. Satisfactory culling. 3894x6 I
Notices
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E0()stroR' • , •
SciiptUre leset n, 14t1i chapter .or St.
Joh;' was road by Misi Minple Reid, .
Mts. Hudson p.ea;erted the t ,ipic,
"Facine •tike Future Task in India,'
Follawing the ,husiness period the
hymn, "Oh Flar a .Cher Walk With
G. d" was sung, and the closing hymn
'Oh, Jesus, a Have Piomised" was
followed by the Lord's Prayer in uni-
eon.
Th.e Sunday school rally day seta
vh:e will he observed on Sunday
morn -Mgt. Sept. 15th, in Hensall Unit-
ed Church. Mr. Robert Passmore,
divinity student, will be the guest
speaker for the day. Mr. Bensea
Stoneman, of Chiselhurst, will he the
guest soloist for the evening eervice.
Mrs. J. R. Stewart is a patient at
Sectt Memorial Hos9ita1, Seaforth,
where she .expeetsto undergo. an
.eperatiga on Friday morning.
Hurondale W. I. Meets
Mrs. Stanley Mitchell was hostess
at ,her home for the Hunandale W. 1.
with a splendid attendance of mem-
SUDDENLY
• Thompson, Hensall. For latest quota- Widely Known Hensall Man
r_RAIN-I AM BUYING GRAIN FOR GEO. Mans and information phone 655 r 2. We
carry a stock of bags and will also do your Was Candidate At
trucking. W. M. SPROAT, Tile Yard. •
3790-tf s' '
1937 Election.
Lost and.Found , Dr. Alexander Mole Nvidely ktiown
1 c.idene Of Hensall and Ind epend.en
Hal-01..lern LOST -A FOX HOUND, ABOUT candidate in Huron at the last pro
Aleeet 9.9111, between Seaforth and Brige-4 vincial election, was found dead in
Exe-osreen. °Pelee:. ' 3796xl bed a;t his ate.sidence south of Hen-
ATTACK TUE
CAUSE oil
,Rheu matins.
USE SelatiCso ILAIInba2°""
'THEIR so-WAi acmes nerconisostnorei"".
McKINDSEY'S— Seaforth
miDDLgToFs. Hensall
as he talked to a greet many of them.
Empire Day of Prayer was fittingly
obsetved in the three local churches
on Sunday last with special pra-yers
cffered for the peaoe of the nations,
and special discourses were delivered
in .all the churches. The United
Ohurch quartette, composed .of MEE+.
M. G. Drysdale, Mrs. George Hess,
Mies Kathryn Drysdale and Miss Ruth
Hess, sang a pleasing selection., "Ev-
ery Prayer Will Find An All9Weir."
At the morning service the Misses
bers and guest'present. The roll Shirley Fairbairn, Mary Goodwin,
call was responded to wath. "My im-
pression ef our King and Queen." Mrs.
James Kirklan.d, loCal leader •of the
Department Corking School, held re-
cently at Crediten, gave a demonstra-
tion. Miss Jean McQueen gave a
splendid paper on "Safety Begins At
Home." Mrs. ,Denson Stoneman fav-
ored with two very fine solos and
Mrs. Sohn Bolton directed commun-
ity singing. -A chapter' of the iaboa,
'Autobiography -of a Woman Sky Pil-
ot,' was given by Mrs.. Earl Mitchell
and mulch enjoyed. Fifty caths ot- Heesallaand. WilliantRayrnend Clarke,
jam will be made this month by this son of Mr., and Mrs. Nelson, Clarke,
Institute for the Red °MS'S. Refresh- of Woodham The charming bride
ments were served and the meeting wore a floor -length pawn, of blue
closed with the National Anthem. sheer crepe with tucked, bolero jack-
et, finger-tip veil and 'accessories itt
white, and She carried a Colonial
bouquet of erhite asters and rose-
buds. She *as attended by her Pa-
ter, Miss Leman Martin, wearing a
floor-lengthi gown of pink organza ov-
er taffeta, and also careied a Colonia,1
houquet .aster" and poses. Mr.
,Aenold Ford, Exeter, was the grooms-
man. Later. a reception was held at
the home of the 'bride's parents, some
thirty-five guests •being present. Mrs:
Martin receiv.ed in a gown of crepe
I Suez and was'assisted by Mrs. Clarke
Ruth Broolc and Goldie Cross contri-
buted a delightful number, "Thanks
Be To God."
;ding ;trip to Niagara Fall, ither -brtrie
donning for travelling a why 011ie
enSeRAle.. ,,,Thery will creside& at WoOd-
Complimenting Miss Gertrude Mar-
tin, a bride of Saturday last, .some
*tie hundred neighbors pacr.triends
met at her bottle on Thursday eonn-
lug last and honored her with a mis-
cellaneous shower. The gifts were
presented in a lovely' basket decorat-
ed in pink and white, Audrey MacKaY
and Bernice McClinchey% doting the
honors. A program consieting of
solos, readings and musical numbers
was a highlight of the evening. Re-
freshments were servedt
Clarke - Martin
St. Andrew's United Church Parson-
age, Kipepn, on Saturday, Sept. 7th,
at 11 a.m., wag the setting for a
lovely autumn wedding, when Rev. E.
F. Chandler officiated for the mar-
riage of Gertrude Jane, daughter of
Ma and Mrs. Williara Martin, of
Fahner Flnkbeiner
Standards of various lovely colored,
gladioli and asters against a back-
-ground -of ---ferns decorated, Zion. Evan-
gelical Chtirch, Greaten, for a lovely
autumn wedding ma Saturday, Sept.
7th, when Norma Irene, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry. Finkbeiner,....was
united in marriage to Mr. Harold H.
Fahner, elder son of Mr, and Mrs.
Albert Feltner, of Crediton. Rev.. A.
E. Pletch officiated. Mrs. Freeman
Morlock was at the console for the
wedding music, and the soloist, Mrs.
Guidon Mot -lock,- sang in splendid
voice, "At Dawning." Given in mar-
riage by her father, the attractive
bride ,was gowned in floor -length
white silk embroidered net over white
taffeta, with draped bodioe and short
puffed sleeves. Her finger-tip veil,
worn in halo fashion, was. held in
place with .gardendas, and 9116- wore -
a pearl necklace, the gift of the
groom; and carried a shower bouquet
cf Queen Mary roses. 1V11 -s. Howard
Heist, f Fenwick, sister of -the bride,
was matron of 'honor, wearing a pink
silk net gown made in bouffant style
ially invited to be present and bring
their donation,s.
Mr. Albert Dinnin has been trans-
ferred from the staff of 'the Beak of
holders •en the collector's roll. Car-
ried. Correspondence read: W. R.
Mountain, Department of Public Wel-
fare, Red Cross Society, Departmena
Mentre,al, Clinteri, to the- Hensa ;
of Municipal Affairs, Navy League 'of
braraah. wearing black sheer. Both wore cor-
Canada, County Treasurer, K. I. Mc-
Lean. Mrs-. E. Stapleton; same filed.
Bills and Aceounts: J. Henderson,
relief, greceries. $25.80;. W. 0. Good-
win, relief, clothing, $3.00; T. 'Welsh,
Teller, weed $2.00; K. I. McLean, law
rests $12,00; Huron Expositaa print-
ing. '$1.86; 0. Geiger, cutting weeds,
$7.S0; Hensall Hydro, $5.62; J. Smil-
lie, tile, $3,50; J. E. McEwen, 'tat-
ting weeds, 80.c; T. Kyle, salary. $5P,
F. G. Bonthron, pestage. $5.00; W.
Coleman, cutting weeds, $2. Total,
4129.28. Horton and Moir: That the
accounts as read be paid. Carried.
Cameron and Horton: That the tea:
t
rate be struck as follows: For coin-
_ ty, 5.2; village, 12.5; Library, 0:5; de -
Mr. and Mrs. George Walker have sages of Talisman roses.' The home
moved into the house recently: occu-
rt)cilcic.l'hy Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mc.Neugh-
, 1 b: idol table ' was ; centered with, the
Of gladioli and lerksmir, while the
Mr. -and Mrs, N. E. Cook and ranee Wedding cake and vases of roses in
ily enjoyed a visit to' the, C.N.E. at •Seveial thades. added to the effective -
To i ont o last week. „ 'nese, `Serving were the Mieses Mabel
Mr. and Mrs. William. Simpson and W'rltrrian. and Helen Moir, of Hen -
little son, Billy, of Detroit, are va- sail; .Dorothy Miller, of Stela, and
cationing for a week with the form- Jessle }-ledgert of Exeter. Mr. and
fie.( • tan an w : , p y _ .
sall at noon. on Thuned.ay.
LOST -A FRATERNITY PIN OF BLUE • Dr. Moir had been in, good health
a-4 "and EXPOSITOR OFFICE. and had been in Hen,sell in. the morn -
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE HOUSEHOLD F1J3tN1SH-
titgs Street, West, Seaforth,
Frid,ay, Senlember 13th, 2 o'clock, consisting
of the following artidles Single bed, double
bed; mattresses : ; soninirs ; 2 dress -
en; 2 washstands : cedar ehe,t Singer sew-
ing nrechine dining room. •table: buffet: 2
sofas dI,Oherl ruolyziard; k itch cri
table: drepleaf table; range ; 'rocking chairs ;
small table. ;hall cnirror : 3 toilet sets tin-
ser.'cr; garden • tools ; much
walnut sofa ; ;sofa ; Chair: electric rangette:
irozO.rig board. and ether ;articles too Turner -
nus to "menton. Terms -Cash. ISABEL A.
• ..BALLANTYIVE. Peoprietre.zs ; .. Harold ,,,I ask -
son, Auotionee.r. •3796-2
benture, 3.0; school, 14.4; .relief, 0.4,
or a total rate of 36,0 n s e su
charming with lovely bouquets
SEPTEMBER I& -U40
Coming to
Hensall
C. R. WILKINSON, R.O.
OPTFIALI610 QPTICIAN
• Wingham
will be at W. 0. Goodwin% store cor-
exy let and 3rd Tuesdays in the
month, for the purpose of testing
eyes and fitting glasses. Difficult
cases and torose that have not been
• properly fitted are specially mean.
mended to consult me. Haus: ii
a.ra. to 6 p.m. Rhone Hemsall 16
for aPPOinlanent. 2577
er's grandmother, Mrs. R. Boethron,
and mother, Mrs. L. Simpson.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Joynt, of By-
ron, accompanied by the iormer s
i-ncther, Mrs. Alice Joynt, of this vil-
lage, are enjoying a motor taip to
Tot onto, Brockville, Cornwall and
other places.
Miss Myrtle Peart is 'spending a ,
iag l•e atives in London
.
week viat
one mill provincial subsidy, or a td-
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Mickle, of ,
tal taxable rate of 35 mills. Carried.
Robison and Moir: That Bylaws 5 Ridgetown, are the guests of Mr. and
. • . IV(ts E L Mickle and 'family. .' i
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Voth,• who" were
sent for owing te-th'e"iliness Of ' the
latter's Mather. . Mrs. L. Simpsen,
have ieturned to their home in De-
troit. .
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Miss Mona Redden is visiting wish
her sister, Mrs. Whitn.ey Carter, 9.1 •
Clinton.
• Mrs. G. V. Laug-bton, who has been -
speeding a week or so with ter pa s:-
e.nts, Mr. and MIS, Charles McDopell 1
Ina returred to her home in • Toronto..1
Edward Little, Hensall motorcycle
ridea, and his passenger, James M.
Parkins, of' Zurich, were taken• to St.
Joseph's Hospital, • London, on•Sun-
day afternoon for treatment .after the -
ing. Returning- hone he bad gone to and 6 be eiaen is and. tea
n-
1110.
dawn and when his wife wenteo, ing. Carried. Cameron and Horton:
call him found that he had passed On_ That Bylaws -5 and 6 be given third
• Dr. Moir was active in many 'fielf.s, an.d final reading and finally passed.
are. only recently appeared befoee.the .Carried. Heaton:and Robison: That
Huron County .Council to offer his We now adjourn. Carried.—James A.
7'livate sanatorium as a haven; for Paterson, Clerk.
evacuated British children. Harvest' Thanksgiving services will
Dr. Moir was born •in Hay Town- be heldi this coming Sunday, Sept. 15,
ship 66 years ago, the•son of the late gt St. Paul's Anglicau Church. Spe-
Mr. and Mrs. George Moir, and had tial guest speaker for the morning
-lived, in that cotanamity all his life service Will be Rev. Mr. Johnston,' of
with ,the exception. of about 10 years London, and for the evening, Rev: M.
Spent in. Western Canada. He took B. Parker, sof ;Broughdale, a former
courses at Goderich High. ,§.91-1001. 'rector. Special music will feature
Goderi•cart Model School, Hariaoard both services.
Collegiate Institute. Toronto, Denver Arnold Circle Meets
Mass Jean McQueen was hostess at
cycle was in cellision with a car on
ber home Monday evening for the
highway at the eth concession
Arnold Circle et Carmel Church, the '
cf London bruises and injury to his right
The topic, "A, Day With Our Mission-
leg and right hand .Parkins had bob
aries Throughout the Glad Tidings!' was taken by Miss Beryl Pfaff, Miss legs bruised and elbow, abrasions and,
possible fracture of the right hand.
Margaret Bell, Miss Irene Hoggertle T i
on NO. 4 highway, ebere °he also
Normal Soh•ool, Manitoba University,
Mrs. Clarke left for;an extended Wed -
AUCTION SALE 0E, HOUSEHOLD FURN- and after- taking his anedicaa training
" iture .S; tuAay, Sept. llth. at 2 p.m.:
Nordheimer -player piairL0'; 100 music roils said there he has p.ractised his protessidn
seat.: mahrgrny bedroom suite, springs and continuously foe thirty years, special-
ma:rtreis ; iron bed, springs and mattress: izimg radium during, the :'Iast .20
waShstandl ; 2 ..solid oak chairs up.
For the last eight years • he
holstered irn leather; 2 mahogany:rockers : 1
oak, rocker; 1 oak' table: 2 mahogany tables ; has conducted. a well kno:vvat private
tablie : 6 chairs sewing in.-?.cihine ; hospital erre mile south of Hensall
Wilton rug': Bru,sels earpet; number of pic-
tures : mantel chock ; books; curtains ; blinds
and cu-rtain be4ri_rorn dishes: Moffat
steel iange heater congoleurn rug kitcrnm
with a lace bodice, and Miss Elva:
Wuerth, of Detroit, was bridesmaid,
gowned in figured blue organza over
taffeta.. Both wore shoulder veils
with ooronets of flowers and carried
Colonial bow:wets of briarcliffe and
blue cornflow,ers.' Mr. Clarence Fah -
nee. brother' of thie groom, was
groomethan, and the ushers were Mr.
Elvin Finkbeiner and Mr. HowardHist. Later a reception was held
at the home of the bride's parents„
Mrs. Finkbeiner receiving in a gown
of navy embroidered georgette, and
was_ assisted by Mrg. Albert Fahner,
wearing navy blue Sheer. Both wore
shou1derettes sweetheart roses and
fern. Mr. and Mrs. Fallarner 'left by
'meter •for -•an extended: trip to_ Mut37
koka Lakes, Ottawa and the Thou-
sand Island, 'the bride travelling ire
a cherry real ,bouele neat, navy dress
and accessories to match. They will
reside on the groom's farm, north of
Creditone upon their return.
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Since it appeals that more Child War Guests will soon be
coming to Canada from Great Britain, it has been thought wise to
register the names of those in Hensell and surrounding district
who are willing to open their homes to such guests. Those will-
ing to do so are invited to give the following information to their
Clergyman or to thetMunicipal CI'erk at Hensel! or ,Zurich:
YOUR NAME
ADDRESS'
Sea and Age of Child or Children desired
HENSALL WAR SERVICE COMMITTEE
REV. W. WEIR, B.A., DR. A. R. CAMPBELL,
War Guest Committee. Chairman.
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loth were able to leave the hospital
operates a faani. . end Mies Sally. Manson, followed by . ,
•aeter treatineet Traffic Officer I. eln- I.
Surviving him is his Wife, Whom a piano solo by Miss Margaret Dou- al • . ' '
. table; saver saore odd Piece' of ch,fla he 1:n:eerier] ha Virden, Man., a bro- g • h b ess was discussed on investigated and -learned" that the
motorcycle was southb.ound as a car
• thee, B.,o6ert, anal a -sister, Mrs. Celin af thelateeting. The Scripture lessen,
driven by H. L. Sharp, of Loncloa,
step ladder : tree pruner ; scythe ; shovel: gar -
r E Prprier..- John Str eet • • a number of hymns 1;vere sung. At to the Gth concession. Occupants et
• -; • is late tesidende on Monday after -
and glassware : t ray ; sealers p sr boiler •
was northbound and turning left on-
rn on. Terms csri MRS WILLI A:VI Funeral sereices be ;held ..rom Bell; prayer, Miss Violet Hyde, and
den tools awl other article. toe numerous to McGill. John 23:17, was ta• ken by Mrs. Roy
Had J acluon , A uctien eer. the rar escaped -injaty."' Dr. H. G.
Popular Stallions
3193-2 Boon - at 2 p.m.. with interment in
lieneal1 Union Cemetery.
The Clydesdale Stallion
FAVORITE AGAIN
24337
Enrolment No. 1961
Will stand at his own stable at Brucefieid
for the season. Fifteen dollars to insure,
Payable February 1, 1941.
ROBERT D. muenoefe Proprietor.
PETER KILPATRICK', Manager.
3780-tf
` Imported Clydesdale Stallion
SOLWAY RESOURCE
Imp. 1281731 (23029)
Enrolment No. 3744 ' Form 1
Widi stand for the improvement af stock
' this season, as follcrws:
Monday Morneing-Will leave his own stable
at Brucefielrl and go to the 2nd Cetacession,
then south and east to Alex. Sinclair's, for
noon ; then east to the Town Line and north
the 9th COrecitisSii0T1 to Wm. Patrick's, for
night. Tnesday-East 1% miles and north to
the 7th' Concession to Coyne Bros.. far noon;
then to Robert °Mg's, Tth Oancession, for
rrigivt. Wednesday -To Gemmel's Corner "and
north to A. & Brandfoot's, for noon; then
to his own stable. Thursday -At his own
stable. Friday - West to the second
Concession of Stanley and north to John H.
MicEnesures, for Wolcm; then to his own stable
for night SatusdaY-at his own stable.
Terms-fo insure a foal, 815.00, ,payable
February 1, 1941.
R. 13. MURDOCH,
Pmerietter and Manager.
8780-tf
the conclusion of the Lord's ay
weiners, coffee and toasted marsh -
Mrs. W. Wiikinsen and two (laugh- wallows were enjoyed.
taro Joeeelaine and Flore-noet Mr. and The publishers on a number of oc-
Mrs. Gorden Wilkinson, and Mr. and, casions;rerently have been in receipt
Mrs. George Green, all of Stratford, cf a number., of interesting cornmuni-
visited over the week -end with Mrs. cations ane items of news from Hen -
W. Sangster and family. 'Fall, but sine& the writers -did not sign
The congregation in conjunction their names, it was not possible to
With the 'choir of St. -Paul's Anglican publiah them. Such items are always
Church, attended a joint service in
Trivitt Memorial Mural in Exeter on
Sunday morning .last.
The Pure Bred Imported Clydesdale Stallion
TORRS MAGNATE
Imp. i268821 (22371)
Enrolment; No. 301.0 First Class, Form 1
Grade A,,-Premiom No. 27
Nfosiday..-Wil4 leave his .own stable, Lot 4,
Concession 8, Hilbert, and proceedto M.
Marlene far neon; then to D. J. O'Reilly's,
Beeehrwolod, for night. TueSday-To .7. Mc-
Carthy's, Lot 83, Caneetion 2, Logan, for
noon; thenee 110 hila own stable for night,
Virednesdny-rfo lboilph's, Lot 10, Coil.
cession 11, Logan, for ftoon: thence by way
of Gopilcra Seaford House to his own stable
for Meta. Taatsday-To Dune. Calawheveo.
Lot a Conceadaaatiabert. for neon; Sunrise
to Gecirge 11/141i0dds, Lot LI, COT1CeOBIOM 11,
'Clamart", erit4-e• axe 01.1. sin from. 9 to
1),Srb.r.1,01 to. .1ightr, 'reftilirs, Lot le,
eii )1.:41mt.l.,....tio 'Vett. Preface -
nit -Lee-25,aliireation
eke;
AtiVinelai 146 i4 awn taable,
the following
"I 're ai f•Ofd $16.0a, to be Dad'
1041.
Receives Appointment
Dr. Ross P. Dougall, of Petrolia, who
offered bis services in, the second
great war; has been notified that his
application has, been accepted. Dr.
Dougall will be in charge of the new
military hospital at Chatham being
elected in cortanlectiou with the -Gov -
welcome, but as evidence of good
faith the writer must sign his 'or her
nameto ensure publication. The name
if the writer 80 desires, will not be
disclosed.
Harvest Thanksgiving services will
beheld in. St. Paul's Anglican Church
on Sunday, Sept. 15th. Special speak-
ers: At 11 a.m.. Rev. C. F. Johnsen,
rector .of St. George's Church, Lon-
don; at 7 p.m., Rev. M. 13, Parker,
lector of St. Luke's Church, London.
ernment training scheme. Held Supper Meeting
Dr. Dougall has a distinguished mil- Miss Kay"Drysdale was hostess last
itary career. During 1917-18 hie serv- Friday evening for the Mission Circle
ed with the 18th Battalion in France for their supper meeting. Miss Gol-
for twenty months and received his .0.1e Cross acted fol- the devotional
honorable discharge es a Lieutenant. .period; Miss Mary Goodwin read the
Bern Hensall, a son of Mr. ,and
IVIrs. Dougall, he ,spent the
"Anglo ntismr.z.
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Scripture, and Miss Ruth Brook led
in prayer. Mise Irene Douglass pres-
greater part of ibia life here, and en- enter] the topic from the study book,
listedbere. During his pre-med days 'Freedom" dealing with Indian life
at the University of Western. On-
tario, 1922-25, he Was second iri com-
mand of the Medical °dm:peaty of the
Canadian Officers Training Carpi/. He
was officer coTnroandling `D' Company
of the Hurnrs Regiment fram 1925 to
1930. His present job is a C.A.S.F.
in the city. At their next meeting at
which Mee Margaret, Tudor will be
hostess, they are inviting. a number
ot junior girls; to be their guebts.
"Breathe On Me, Breath of Gad," "0
Master, Let Me Walk With Thee"
and "Jesus Calls Us O'er the TuOsult.:"
appointment to the R.C.A_M.C. With were the hymns sung.'
the rank of Captain. He will be in Miss Jean Murray very ably and In
complete charge of thie new 30 -bed a leasing mariner took the topic
hospital. study on "Terilperence Study Course"
Since going ;to Pebrolia from. Hen- at the W.M.S. September meeting,
sell where he was a very popular held in the United ;Church Thursday
physician for a number of years„he afternoon last. Mrs. W. B. Cross,
has taken an, aetive part in civil fit- the president, presided.
-fairs. ,11e is a pact President ot the Mr. G. C. et,ty atten,ded the C.N.E.
Petrelia Lions Club, past president of 04. Toronto last week.
the Lawn Bowling- Club, past ;district Mr. Harold Williard has 'accepted a
deputy of the Knights of Pythias and position as baker on the staff of
aPAaunebsupporter of Pert:mils sport-' Case's balreehop.
ing ttabs. •Dr. bougall wisil leave 'for The W.M.S. of Carmel Church met
'hie new position on. September 20th. en Thursday afternoon last for their
Ms wife, the . former I*. Marian September meeting Mrs, C. S. Ilud-
Brown, a gradtiate in medicine from
the University of Western; On.tario,
will math:Me to reside in Petrolta and
will eatry ti -.,the practise.
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Fletcher, of Arva, attended the injur-
ecialater taking them to the • hospital.
Register 200 Guns
Clerk James A. Paterson has bean
very busy lately registering gums and
rifles, of which there seems to be no
Shortage' around 'Hensel). Already.
about 200 have been registered; Mr.
Paterson advises all who have any
:ides or guns to register them at
once in order to avoid any trouble.
An -alarming explosion in Hensall
on. Ttiesday • evening immediately
brought to mind bombings, but on in-
vestigation turned out to. be only Mr.
Busbie, Hensall blacksmith, bleating
a cement block at Mickle'e Mill.
--Honor Newly -Weds
Hensel]. Teem' Hall on Wednesday
evening of last week' was the setting
for a receptio-n, tendered to Mr. and
Mrs. .0ordan Triebner, the former
Miss Ruby Dalrymple, a, recent bridal
couple. The hall was packed for the
occasion and during the course' of
the evening they 'Were made the re-
cipiente, of a lovely studio couch, Mr.
Roy Campbell doing the honors.' Danc-
ing was enjoyed to the strains of the
Murdock orchestra with Mr.' William
Hayter acting. aa floor manager.
Mr. and Mile. Frank Henderson, of
Sioux City, Iowa, enjoyed a delight -
POI visit last week with. Mrs. Robert
MacLaren, MrS. C. Dougall and daugh-
ter, Miss Casale, and Mr, William
Douga.11. Mr. Henderson is a nephew
of the above mumed and is a son of
the late Christina Dougall. It is some,
10 years since -Mr. Henderson- paid a
visit to 'Jewell and the motored -some
1150 miles to :make 'this visit.
Mr. Ivan Xlpfer, sen of . Mr. and
Mrs. Ezra Kipfer, of this village, has
returned 'from' Montreal where he
;went to enlist it the Navy, and ,he
empects to receive a call 'when need-
ed. Ivan hitch -hiked all the way there
and back and certainly enjoyed ev-
ery minute ot the triP. He found the
motorists vefy kind to him in ex-
tending bhe hoSPitalitY of' their eara,
while in Montreal 'he saw .hie arrival
son, -president, in the chair. "1 To of- a guest ship from England with
tire Hills WUI Lift WIN; Eyes," was hundrecla of igatest children, And 'lie
the opening hymn, followed with noted many interesting items ;regard -
prayer by Mie. H. Workman, The ing the chlkiren al0 they came ashorm
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RTH FALL FAIR
Thursday
and
Friday
SEPTEMBER
19-20
• 30 and 225Class
wo Trials of Speed ei
:or Purses of$75.00
Every Heat a Race !
• Bigger and Better Entries • Bigger and Better Attractions • • Com-
plete New' Grandstand Programme • Tests of Speedwith $150.00 in Purses
• Foot and Bicycle Races • Children's. Public Speaking Competition
• Midway • Fun For Everybody • Seaforth Iliglhlanders Band
ADMISSION: Adults 25c Children 15C Autos and Carriages 25c
SCHOOL CHILDREN IN PARADE — FREE
Admission to Exhibition Hall — Thursday Evening, September 19th — 10c
air Night atice
CARDNO'S HALL, SEAFORTH, FRIDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER2Oth
MUSIC BY AN OUTSTANDING ORCHESTRA!
Come with the Crowd and enjoy a Real Night's Fun
ADMISSION 35 CENTS '
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HUMPHREY SNELL, .Preahlent MRS. J. A.. KERR, Secretary
SEE BILLS AND 131ft IIISTS. FOR COMPLETE AorrnAcTioNs
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