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i be inserted at new low cash rates
*4 t. end Found. Coath i Y n*n. Etc. --Per curd;
lit week .,
li1S pl 1ri„, in the discussion during the
()Venting yore: eianles McAllister. Wail.
Alexander Dell, Mervyn .Stelck,
John l A% Itobert'T1 ompson, W. R.
l atlgalll and Warren Scheibie. ' .
The Ladles' A4d of Carmel Rresby-
terian Church met in the school roes)
of the church foci their March meet-
ing with a splendid attendance with
the president, Mrs. James A. Pater-
solr, in the chair. "Work For the
Night is Coming" was the opening
Jaymn, followed with prayer by the
president. It was dtecided to hold
the meeting the third, Tuesday of
'each month at S Pm. Mrs. Jean Man-
son and Mrs. IL' J. Cameron are to
have charge of the April meeting.
"Faith Of Our Fathers" +vas- sung,
and the following, program arranged
by Mrs- Davidson's and Mrs. Walker's
group was' much enjoyed: Red Cross
prayer; solo, "My Wild Irish Rose."
Mrs. Jas. A. Paterson; reading, "The
Book Agent," Mrs. Hugh McGregor;
solo, "Try Singing a Sotig," Mrs. W.
A. llaeLaren. The tlteeting closed
with the National Anthem and the
Lord's ..Prayer.
1 Cant
2nd week es.
% Cent
' 'art week r Dont
Minimum chsraee at :Sntiertion 25 Oervte
Salt Setae, initial and abbreviation counts ea one used.
0 .. In Weenie= Noticep--''I cent ser 'word. Minhattlea, 50 cents per week.
be directed to a Box Number, cera of Tha Heron Ono:litor, tar 10 ella
Inria
141,* additional por wreia will be charged if carie ala 'above elms are nat. paid by the
1r, ay night in the .week in whiatlt the ad wail run,
p, l aredatgee and Death* inserted free of charge,
ell Salm' Notices to emanate, Etc, -•ayes on applicaption. •
.Auction Sales Tenders Wanted
tXOTIAN 3Aii or Pena s'roal: ON Arr'r1�1Q-•-
'Lot 22, Coneastelan 13, McKillop, 114 miles
south of Walton And tit of a mile east, un
WedneadaY, April 16th, GEORGE DtINDAS.
Proprietor ; 13'arvhl J aeleson, Auettotwer•��t-1
AUCTION SALE OF upusaHOLD FURN-
l1 item on the pretnisest of tem. GeorgeSillore, Atm Street, Sea Teeth, on Saturable.,
April 12th, at 1 P.m.; Dining teem wait.:
parlor suite; 3 bedroom suites: 2 old bort- ;
couch: 1 stretcher; small totem; kitchen
ehntnt ; kitchen ca pieced : cabinet ; orbic
screen cupboard': coxal oiJ store' with 4W011;Quobat heater; ermsent • saw': copper troller';
diatom; twelves, and numerous ether at•tiede,`.
Termie--^Cuah, MRS: GEORGESt1.LEtt1,
. Preprdetresa.; Harold Jackson, Auctiom'er.
AUCTION S.tLI.E•-MR. G. M. GRANT HAS
boon instructed to eel' by auction .the
house and contents of the late Mrs, M. J.
Broderllok. Gexiorich Street Ewa, Sante -vet. enSataraay.. April 8th, at 1.30 p.n.: H011440t
9 -roomed frame cottage on Goderieh
Farb; ..with b& th. feu nace, hardwood Hoon,
Babb. ht:. 'reriesamade lenuwn at time
of scale. Chattels. Parlor, bedroom. dining
and kitchen furniture, roam, Lira:ego= china.
cut elms; .ailverware, draPerial. dishes, rare
place, eleet.ric Botts'', linens and other
artidha+ tem memo.+ue to mention; leave=
Hudson eexal tient in Vete-ollent condition.
Terme- ELIZABETH 0. RYAN. Pre-
prietrees ; G. N. Grant. Auctioneer, � � eleI
CONTRACTOR TO FURNISH
.W alt lebbr tv tetir down old fence and
erect new ,fence around rohool grounds at S.
8. No. 10, '1\nakersmith. Tenders close April
11th. Apply to ANGUS ROBERTSON, Sec-
retary-Ttettavuror, R. It. No. 2, Kippen. Out.
AUCTION SALE QS' FARM :TOCK. ETC.
{r. H&Totd Jackman hie &wen instructed
to twit ,hy public eucoion on Lot 30, Ceincee-
sion • 8. Ribbert. three meets wraat of Sbnfe.
on .Wednc.ehu, ,ApeB 'th, at 1 pant:, the tide
lowing; Hbrsaa--'1 wanton horse, 8 years. old;
1 greet• 4rldituz, ••' yceeM old: 1 Week• horse, e
. • reale old. (\.,try- •1. Holstein ,tows, calf • at
feet:. 1 Holstein row -duee April 20th : 1 Ideas
cow due Juiy, let: 1 Durham' etw duo Sept.
Sect; 4 -year-old hrisfor: '. aaQr,ai. Sowte.•--1 sa+ty
hetet time month: 1 sow wifh linitis, Ptutt're
.75 Ls.hare, rear -old hero. lmple'mentr
'1ttsysey-Harrwa• l to hese t 41:te4Sey-Harris mnaw.
lluaey-Rarrt' Spring, lavtth culnvntor: Mas-
etMliarrb sulky rake: MeemaeHnrris ac
drat; le assay-Rarris leanasc•attier and ped
alls:
Fleury riding plolt• ;newt : wagon : gravel -----
hex; 'leo rack ;MAO ; -rchal trailer; fare- p,.1"RNt'1'tTRE REPAIRING, RelleLN1etH1NG
Hutu mill ; cutter : Matta"}' : sleighs : laiden• and ut,hnleorin . Custom built furniture
stinette hay fork ; sling: ' chain : +: suck, of of duality. Prompt and tte ns sorrier.
fatrisiucr; .:.,'ata; lw'r. '11cosnttick-Dot•rn+t A. 3'IMMERMAN. John Str•e't.
orre separator. or. mesi' 8 mantles $ t'o' of avt5x1
s.
robed hay; pn-mp ,lt`ill; rat of hern"ts: --•-•
"rvhw,'Hanarow, lilarne:s ,1 set et backlaatni TO to ▪ 4 Q1TAN'Tl rY Cl'' EARLY
bau+u.e„:: 1 plow haenees, si'nt:te harnaas, new .t .\+•„Ise b.s.,0:- rewen af.'el :onto. Vaal line
.lumber of .hers ; eolene. how.. • R,x al btk,.el- ,q a: -;,,, ,e'e,L,. Call ut• }'),n .' 11 Hensall.
or store: :tr a,radt of t1a'ely Wesel.; -Meeh water W. 1:. ntlTT,
tank. ; :0r'1 tag .roughs: knee t'd:anl:etu. e^v. .—. ._.__.
rets &'ash. M11:1"ON let t't:,1:Y, rrorr .
ter: Harold Jeetasen. .Attat.tlneer . 3�:'•-1
For Sale
ALFALFA SEED FOR
JA:tfEs F. SCOTT.
forth.
SALE. APPLY TO
Phone 851 r •1. Sea-
3825-
Fun -SALE--COW. THRF.l A
-PRTS M R-
hasu, one -part Jerneey. 6 years olio to S1'041011
on •-April _0th : 1 good ,rsldine Clyde horse.
MICHAEL COYNE, R.R, 2, Dublin.,
3825x1
iFO1t SALE- MAROON BABY PRAM IN
fair condition. AAply to Box '2.63, HUR-
ON EXPOSITOR. 38$5x1
Poultry
H. 1GR ST CASH PRICES PAID FOR EGGS
and Poultry, SPENOE'S PRODUCE.
Peonel70-W, 88_38.4
Help Wanted`
`xraN'rED•-arl•PERIFNOED cool;.. GEN -
• far . family of three educts. Small
modern homes Batt wages to cable person.
MRS, RAMSAY, 107 Ridout Street South.
London.. Ontario; :4427;x3
COON "TO TARE FULL CHARGE OF
kitchen and do other light work. Second
maid kept. No \teething, Every modern con-
venience. No children. Good wagce. Give
full vertical:tee. MRS.. J. E. hiecoN'NELL.
1231 laie•htnand St.. London, Ontatrio. •
38_5-1
Notices
NOTICE
(-f'LEMUNI; A1't'T1ON S.:\1.1: OF 1•'•\h1i, Township of Tuckers11Iith
s•' Farm. Stank .+nd 1medentents. at Iwt :3.
p 1 tee.,T.ew,t1•hip 'at miles wept t WING THF:
H1 HEN.SAl.l. srm ti +•'AIR
Church News
a Holy Week will be observed this
coming week in the three local
churches: Tuesday, Apr. 8th, in • St.
Paul's Anglican, speaker, Rev. M. A.
Hunt: Wednesday, Apr. 9th, United
Church, speaker. Rev. \fir: A. Weir:
Thursday, Apr. 10th, Presbyterian
Church, speaker, Rev. R. A. Brook.
The United Church anniversary ser-
vices will be held on Sunday,. May
25th, ,the guest speaker to be Dr. V.
C. DleLean, Dundas Street United
Church, London.
„f Homant 5o.t lemiles; :'nib. ,,n '!Tura lvimi• h.'l'l e''t Sate Ole > sftrrn,uon. the
day. April loth. at 1 p:nr. sharp: Hereee 1 .,.,•'nee of :h, Council ,.1 Tn;l.etsmith will
teelttian muse, 4 tees:, old: 1 li,':gtan ho•e.e _ be hold at 7 p.m, on eatusihay, ' All intere..1-
r1.i1ut 4 years, 1 grey horA' stein; t; erns- ed trFeere thent.o es areeeeling',ele„
chi: L-Reece:i purp,>r.' ma-,' ris trig ` ?•cors
.. eat • Cstnir 1 blue cow, flesh 1 llemeSttel ! D. 1•'. :iieGEFt:OR.
sew due Jul' tett; 1 :•,•,I cow due, June _01h:'.
$-ye r -.'td sio,'l'., "O8 'b..: 4
'2.veerr.d•i .
,t•'ew,a • 4 l•yeer tel heifers 1 - l-}-tear-,:Id ; .• • .- .
wihhens; 2 reeve; 2 ducks, Tnapleceenaa Or. NI 01)F.11.:: GA taLINF
12-20 \irCormick-Pee ting :.na.-:or in \..1 , 1 alk ltB;'V'r• • TWO
shape; 2efurrrw t^acter plow'' : stat t t...'thSee..lee Sta^ota,. • with' evens tem;lelitim.
a;eereeur. ;:'ret le Weed binder : cornu scut- w'e:Iteemed. One in Te•s,t of Mitehen•. one
tier :std pullet ; C.'eMhutt 'erti:as'r drill. :1 i;; „w n of Saatorth. Apply bees '25''. little -
hoe; 1.H.(', reseetre spreader. new : ,; SI O\ T':\rOSlTOR. 3823c3
roller, 3-drtsne : 1 mower - .:ell.: r. ,... 1-s'r '
moms: t''r�.. eek Pig',
11e''ds, l•:t.'..-1 „r• For Rent
with 9 niazs 3 weeks ?did; 1 tsar sea': .:• R.,'
tion het•rowe: alrrular sas, ss;eel Pram.•' :
,mettiler: cuttings box e, sato stn:. tt,rn•p sir•'1 Farms For Sale'
eream tetrameter 11x.'-,e-ile:eie ..: n
rain veiir
e
e ith tweed- lack : tee of s'etehe, , tint Mc 4 :
htir rail: stat04. cal.; whrelhar;n'a,•: root pnl- 1Iil.l tOi: SALE'O IE HLI TDRhII .aC-
se:'t of 'spate. ; h:tn*a' : ctr_rx'r : • 1101 fe„t. FA
I°1 r,. of Thaw,,.' land, 'ib IA R N. S
hay rave. pulleys. Ming tott•ee. stint; chase. p,kP..,•:+y, 1+c•tw•e•en SeR•tfoMh,.'.and C'•4inton.'The.
ekete oil tartars r,rannetn Iearel <stJ : 1:u.il,',ttn,-s .cn'Ist'.rf iarR,' tsull, barn, brick
hot: for Kis bier's:: :funis-tr' • tit:Ii : rc:OTs r 'none neno ,tnnhir ¢craw'. Hydro thruagheut:
hexes: o:oasiis: fo'rk's: s-'t:tl3'lw : nea•k�•+'1..410 .•v.-11 f,noe,1.'n,"r:sfailin1 trgtt'r supple•. Im=
1 sa'4 of 't . 4nrn111 ; plow 'ha 1114":‘, :Ute : me list'.' p,.',e'.ss.atn. GEORGE W. NO1'C,
ixtahw,ls eats. Form- SUU `-Yetlne' of arma�• :and, 38'23x8
Lot 11. Con'a,sian a. Ileo T.eyer`le e• rennin: '
icateer +miring creek 3 • Terme : Chat*.e'b. -
Oar Protm.ly - Made loam n can day, ,
r"
-Mark 35th Anniversary
The lovely farm home of Mr. end
Mrs. Clarence S`ulilTie, on Highw'iay
No. 4, a , mile nortb of Bengali, was
the scene of a delightful evening on
Fridaiy, March 28th, when. neighbors
and friends numbering forty met as
a surprise to honor Mr. and Mrs. Jas
Snitillie. of Hensall, on the occasion
of 'their 3.6th wedding anniversary.
The 'home was decorated with lovely
Faster .cn.iors, while. bowls . or (WO-.
dile. graced the tables. • Progre2sive
euchre was. featett'ed, prizes for ladies
being captured by Mrs. I. G. Smillie;
consolation,. Mrs. • 'Elgin: Rowcl.iffe:
gents, john Bell: consolation, Donald
Park. A short musical program was
enjoyed and a mock y'eddit)g staged.
a buffet luncheon was served. At-
tending front a.. distance were Mr, and_
Mrs. Harold Shepherd, Toronto; Miss
Hazel Smillie, Atwood. Mr. and Mrs,.
Smillie were the recipients of many
lovely' gifts: . •
Over two thousand people attend-
ed the auction sale of 'cattle. farm
implements and furniture from the
Hui on Sanateral:a owned by the late
Dr. A. -Moir, on Highway No. 4, earnile
;Huth of Hensall. Three auctioneers
were engaged for the sale and. splen-
did prices were realized.
Mr. Ant 1•'`ir;iaysoll, teacher of Blake
school. anti. his pupils 'will present a
el.eld;d concert consisting of solos.
due':.. d:;llogues. recitations and drills
in
the TOW11 Han Hensall: Saturday
t'\ ening. April: 4th, Spring Fair night.
This concert has been presented in
other. towns to packed houses, and
with the proceeds for the Red Cross
/l aR 1tta n, Auce T(rl,,,• ' �,r�•rr�:r< :: Card of Thanks
/lamed Ja.•ksen, Anc:a,rt.'er •
• :•,..,:r,-1... 'Nil: D t,itS tI !I. DRYSDAIF.: HEN-
_ AN
• %11CTI0N s,,k1+1: 131: lelle3t' rOCR .>\tt 1 •+ •.r '.t.=� than{. all l2S,=e er:•,. 'kindly,
T el „l; the fire` which . oe'-u••red in
1mt+ls"mraL�. :ter. I4wr+hl laeks-e*n ha:, 'rr'::'ri 1' :t�,\tt
.t"+e'n tneraet,+ai fo sell by puttee au.,ti+tt „n "1
I thee. '.' ;a -t l': ereday.
Lot. 10,. Ctume,se..uktt >. $tan:e,1 T.1wn.h;p. on' ?KRS:"'dIfiORGE '('l, F\N -AND
....'1'rfa�-atro...tail !telt'. she' fevl;e,.+in,r t`.nrrtm .1•.n- } DI5•F.; lip\o.
•(+'airs 1'• •..J ;'' •:else-ri ,y:a•'h• nor shank their'
cow • 3 end, 1ri'use'h.vd fereen: : cow • e �r°or.• olio slue thee ,f sat;r • cow • '+ an, sea'r1n. 'eta.�i*':t1 -the ....trainee.,
• y+rae 530. deo emu, Ise.; _yes, -,,hi heifer-, 1 314d. ,'y nl zrsh• 'teem t•t,,aa •n 1h,- r'�',rrnt sea
f ' T..,ti t'-tdi h+foto -,,-coin,'¢ styer,-1 hcre^aue,snr•, for .he lie, in lin: .:t.,••al :riiu o'.
h D It el'orett,r' ac' e'en '''''•Rt'v- R A- Rn..
1-y,sat-old NC•a'ers: 1 heifer ,'nU: J -rale•,.+-:T; 1l,.,,'trht, :ie. ':er:i'>• 1,vtn,0 .' Tu, ere '115
rttaarslt. old. Ties' is all theme, Duel -stun
•
.nn r.'. ' `t >•'k enol
tae, Itnldernene' 4 some tte:rh ^ttTtirst.,r : 1 4 'W. C seele i^
dee hence : (-eeetion !aar,w,.r : 'tie11rR:
'w -arta” }al„w-: 2 wtmllin5 p:.'": :ogler, fan0,•<::
tlaill : 2,it12 Ib. real,.:: "Farm ,>: anon : hay
gravel bee , egenteboat • bogey : curter: ON! 4,1-
elau tsd,iv-. SF: -•ft.: hey conks. •r, s. and
Minos , wheelbarrow : A'arrees : been jack .
.d,'nble r't'e,'.: wire streurhe'r; grindstone,
teniae: e"lsacut sari : issue kettle; ,•,e,
teatsai:. nr'w ' 00503$. $. of i lank : robe; wool
Nee:rt• chicken fattening erase: whitiietres
'lw.O , , - and adte tartirlen, too natmerrus
Str01'i00, (:gain- v.0 1c1e15 what lel tna,'r-
'e eels: 8 rem hie Ho.•••.raold Fti'erts. -
vette Ina. bob: h einem more cb.elrs
awe k55s caapbo*'si : stealer` : e els ; vleiearc
anx,' . Cel man Same. Term• -Clash. Wit. -
Mi;
it.-
tt; Ha RT, ?r',nu•s•tcr. named Jackson.
..relnureer. -
Tenders Wanted
1
TENDERS
Township Qf`•;McKillop "
Coated m,f bite• 14aersaaalip a latrK30.lp ut*
sill 4 o'3'1t .Rin., ?!!centavo April Me ;MO.
az ' a rate Y'e's =bee yard far- etis,'ht gravel
Ned ;amine et Me evaa' ti Mc tiinnp in
1'441. Come im:1 r'atnl ss�nta^a ba. 1'r .s'e3. and
aS laser dinars aaxa^e5,I 'bard d+eed..1 to be
erstb ed. libel.neteei a`araaa, G'M ea !..ave
mole cma"22s, Wark 4r.:,tea - -Mein% &T ren-
I!w+r Is -t., ....4 to to Sisii.besl teaipr de \.+r�st-
1,e,l-
'iii -zot i i,e' .9e+ane al5rlt`r t'ne• ,la o:,risiaa* zt of
t:he Read Satarrtxaecudent amt 30 bot mr.z o
ao'3aaiac krst aaa that atf fine Cennr11- A ma-
x.21n'i .-c lse+r.8 s,: a. c4at235,ai ctae+d,'ne w8l be
rt t3ztnd of the t•'a, arms wi see tr,nde_- '
a.-e57.tn& 8t4r thr fIILIF c.r,M a•,s-' sec I.0 e,,.zrttart.
1.wavr.4 or =V a',o
toner o'et ,aaa--1 ser !
sad ;^craws wall be ve.asneel at ;be• Cnr•
nese* Tammy Ecce a *nee tions axle tease.
30alw It 5 TAT,
MIA, . .. 4 a ,t4Aa
t�rtl.2
TENDERS WANTED . H
Township of Hay
1;3zz TEN11121S WILL. St * e;;9}'i
xmalt, Itis Aurin Tic. 55511. fir 1etir' tratime-
• 3232 a 2'1e ,,,. 0115+ . 331 .e 7kt -wssails tI+13 Ser -stoma: ric ram.., •s't+tte%ttc fr tem ,i
a",t 2 t :crhla'c itsta a sr,-a*iee8. peawed
4
Births
kroi 1'- s Memerial Hotpilx , 1•
forth. on Mame 28tH. to Mfr. and 1,1...i.. R.l-
. - It-a•ty +cn 8'nsld Film,•
t'AR"t' :.R an t',in 'n, on Thursday iliab
""•i:•
to Mr rnd Mee. \t-Iratntey eht-te.r ,nee
•1'. a daughter; Iistherioe
t4atganrt 1 -in,•
I'.At.C()NR'R 1- • C•ent+n ru'ah- l4ela04txl. 10
Sumiae Ma l•:tech_ c, 'lair and Mrs. Ge'
\ltll':.ch'tls.kt t• . .Fateese'n'a Nureine
ai "•,'. Hensel:. \t r. :envie\trs. Garnet
'St vice•.au. A son
\, 1\'• t -E1 I. \t t4, -a, ra:or,.ot's Nurstn
iicete He resit en Mlarrh _rttt!, re Mr. and
\ •a. Earl 3ti.:0-01, of t'.,bt.r e. a sem.
Deaths
?137'i'3ULTNE •1 'll,rt01,' on Tut:.d:ixa$.
Yet. C+t c.rnr i'3e-.utrr. eared 6$ retire and 1
rnurott-,_
HENSALL
•
• "Bp atten eagles 1w'rue tem eitefielmts 1
t...&t.. '4' .21#.e 14/At rile' a:r4 eat%
t, acsax +rl ata
should be \\ ell patronized.
Hold Annual Meeting
The :t.nnual meeting of the Huron
Farmers' Co-operative Co. Ltd.. was
ht'ie: in the Town Hall on March 21st
al ^_ p.m.. with a fair attendance pres-
ell; with Mr. A. Hendrick in'the chair
Seo the new range of ladies' hose,.
spring Aloes. Boase eirt'sst's. men's
.'J:16 anti bats at Goodwias-
Come to Middleton a Drug Star.
H'euaali_ to select your Wallpaper. we
Rase a 10Tely selection of new t'rail-
I.al ers ta'e make your home bright had
ciat z'. aSsnc l
Mensal; Town Nall on Saturday ere-
ine. was tarn soiliag for an 'ezltllusi-
rs.se ru.eelize of roe bean growers of
i-i'or'earl is cql. as splendid tur 00431. t the
uheetn bash, been announced oala
satiate n-weaiy-four houlii�_'; previous%
Bean _rowers =ravening °"fill and rte-•
's7wse:n3an4r between ene•ilftah of the lo -
3813 2h.:TEn'1^'1 were Dreamt_ awe -Insane
!dr. Elgin Ro,m-di;lf'e as 'their rikai+ ate
it0 =est :inti; the idinleirea. from the
Ther bean ro elYtn re.- ilia+ a
xis
invesAtigailltrg. the- beam lr-
Tb.1.9.snee4ng was 13 Cf'V*Ss section
e1 ,`m,tJ58 growers. tri Fie nstai Baa r e3s a_*
amen a1'11 1 riM3 a nS abe g ow-
evn uu lit* baltrittg bears 08 apprOsii-
Mi ''buoai Z ' to three
• tit ;4)113 tregAseattstitre
0#1°50.clittY.5 tfthttiott r'
Mat,.
ensall •, i lnstrels
Ppaseat then' Annna )$IFOt4.
HI„N'&Ril. 1'OW'iV HA1L
Tues. (16. Wed'.. Aurii' 15th rGth
at 8,14 p,tt4.'
Sponsored by tae Cfiamlaer at Own,
coerce: proceeds for Red Croat WM*k,.
1''EATURING CHORUSES. QUART-
ETTJS, BOLOS, TAP DANCING,
JOKES AND..SIUTS
-CHORUS. 08' 40 8 END MEN—'
ADMISSION'
Adults 25c Children 15e
. Reserve your seat for 10e extra at
Middleton's Drug Store.
BENSON STONEMAN s Pianist.
S. RENNIE - - Director
many lovely and useful gifts. The
Sunday school class of Carmel 'Church
of which she is a member,. met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Mac -
`Laren and presented 'her with a bridge
set of dishes, and the ehoir 'present-
ed her with an end table -
Mr. John Henderson has just had
an outside entrance completed to a
cooling room for candling eggs, the
new egg act requiring such.
Tike Mission Circle will hold their
April supper-meeting/at the home of
Miss Elva McQueen on Friday even-
ing, April 4th.
Mrs, J. McKendrick, of Windsor,
was a guest recently at the home of
Mrs. R. Bonthron.
Mrs. John Johnston, well known.
resident of this ,village, will celebrate
her 90th birthday at her home on
Monday, April 7th.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reid and infant
son, Wayne, tnnoved to Teeswater on
Monday of this week, vehere they will
take up residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid, of
London, were week -end guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Wilsenl Allan.
Miss • Jean Murray, who has been
confined to her home with a fractur-
ed hip, is steadily' improving, and on
Sunday last ea/Joyed a car ride to
Clinton.
Mrs. Ilowe and children, of Drum-
mondville, Que., are visiting with her
parents, Mr..•slnd' Mrs. John Elder.
'Mrs. C. L. Jinks and Mrs. Mary
Brown spent. ' Saturday last with
friends in Clinton,
Mr: Ken Passmore, R.C.A.F., Tren-
ton, spent the week -end with -his par=
wits', Mr. and Mrs. John Passmore.
Mrs. Wm, Sangster, who had an un-
fortunate accident some time ago, was
able to enjoy a ride to London this
Creek.
The W.C.T.U. niet Thursday after-
noon for its March meeting with; an
attendance of sixteen 'present. Mrs.
Hedden was in the chair for the de-
votional period. The meeting opened
with "Sweet Hour of Prayer,” . fol-
lowed with the Lord's Prayer in uni-
son; Bible.lesson taken by Mrs. C. L.
Jinks and the devotional very ably
taken by ids. R. A. Brook. Sentence
prayers- were given by Mrs. Hedlden,
:yrs, Christie, Mrs. McQueen and Mrs.
Mrs. John Johnston, who cele-
brates her 90th birthday on Mon-
day, is one of the highly esteemed
residents of Hensall. 'A daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. C. Sol-
dan, pioneer residents of this dis-
trict, she was the former Miss
Catherine' Soldan, and was born in
Tavistock, where her father con-
ducted a carriage shop before
coming to this district. Mrs.
Johnston is remarkably well for --
her age, although with advancing
years is confined,, to her rooms.
Her husband, the. late John John-
ston, passed away some years
ago. She has a, family of four
children: Three daughters, Mrs.
A. T. Douglas, of Hyde Park; -
Mrs. J. Park and .Miss Margaret
Johnston, both of Hensall, and
one son, William, of Kenora, Sask.
Mrs. Johnston .attributes her long
life and fine constitution to plen-
ty of hard work and early rising.,
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tieing 40.00A1.10404'N t ly 4..1!4'eB8i1}g,
duet'Som;eb .J " AirA i MNS..• *Cc*
I1'al'pttle- tiatlpipalatiDg the piing.•
"i I,ove TO Tell the Soto yr' clad Gloss
ins pray r by Mrs. tnha�
I ,.Cencljded
this portion oi' the, �pa'ogra:ul, Mrs.
Press, the president opened. .with
prayer, after which :'hiss Walsh
contributed #t deliglltftil rphino ` s'llta
"The..' Olds Ragged Cross." Aid, appro-
priate Easter number, "Saviour, Your
Dying. Love" was sung and the topic
taken from the clip sheet, the theme
being "Vtfh n and What's' the Need."
Clippings were read by Mrs. Break,
Mrs. Saundercock, Mrs. Christie, Mrs.
Jinks, Mrs. E. Kennedy, Mrs. Brown,
Mies Consitt and Mrs, Redden. Mrs.
Cbristie, of Exeter, will prepare a re-
port of the annual convention of the
Ontario Temperance Federation held
at the Metropolitan Church, London,
and A. B. Bell acting "' s.ecre'tary.
The minutes of the last annual meet-
ing were read and adopted. The. first
order of business was the explaining
of the financial- statement, and this
showed • the company to be in first-
class 'standing. The 1940 directors
were re-elected. namely; ' A. Hen-
drick. B. Hornet'; B. Klopp,, J.: Arm-
strong. J. C. Bell, W: Alexander. and
A. H. Bell. Mr. R. J, Scott. president
of the United ' Farmers' Co-operative
Co. Ltd., of Toronto, was present and
addressed the meeting.
• Complimenting Miss Helen Dick,
bride -elect . of this week. Miss Doro-
thy Dougall was .hostess at her home
on Friday evening for a miscellaneous
shower. A musical sing -song was en-
joyed with lir. Harold Bell at the
piano. The Misses Phyllis Dougall
and Aileen Munn favored with a
piano duet; jean Ingram, a reading:
Audrey Elder, a piano solo--- A mock
Wedding wag-. staged, the principal
parts being taken by Miss Mary pole -
roan. Miss Evelyn Corbett. Miss Doro-
thy Dougall and Miss Dorothy Munn,
which was enjoyed. Refreshments
were served- ' The bride Teteit-ed
• Town Hall, Ke s�A
FRAY, APRT! Ott t
Under auspices of Canadian 1440011
B:E.S..i,., Post 167
Fifteen •• Prizes
One .Consolation .-,e FiVe $peelahs
MURDOCH'S ORCHESTRA
Bingo 8 -SO sharp
Ladies Please 'Provide Lunch
Lucky Lunch Ticket
GENERAL ADMISSION -
Mee
recently, to be given, at then
meeting. "God Be With You Till we
Meet Again" was the closing IOWA,
followed by 'benediction.
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HENSALL Spring Show
Saturday, April 5, 1941
Horses and Cattle.
BLAKE School CONCERT
Town Hall, Hensall RoaeL ter Team
o Parade at 1.30 sharp
Clinton Pipe Band"" '.
In Attendance
HORSES
Class' I.—Clydesdale
let2nd 3rd
Aged Stallion o46
1st prize. Robert Simpson Co. ,
Stallion, !welled in 1938 •• 4 8
Class II.—Peraheron or Belgian
Aged Stallion 6 .4
Stallion, foaled in 1938 4 8
Class III. --Standard Bred
Aged Stallion 6 8
Brood Mare 4 8
Claes IV. --Hackney
Aged Stallion 5 3 •
• Class V.—Heavy Draft
Brood Mare in foal 5 4 A
Filly or Gelding, under 3 years old4 3 2
' Filly or Gelding, under 2 years old4, 8 2
Filly or Gelding, under 1 year old104 8 22
Draft .Tear.
I let' prize donated by Commercial
I Hotel. •
Class Vi. Agricnitnral
Brood Mare in foal 5 4 3
Filly or Gelding, under 3 yrs. of age 4 3
Filly or Gelding. under 2 yrs. of age ,4 3 2
IFilly or Goading, under 1 yr. of age 4 3 2
Agricultural Team 10 7 4
t 12'1 prize donated by W. -H. Gold-
._ini. 141.P .
Class VII.—Genal Purpose
-Team in Harness • 10 7 4
1st size nae y itsBalla-
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tyne, M.L.A.
Clens VIII.—Roadster, ,-l`,O:rfitters.'......Masa
CATTLE
-Class I—Angus
lat 2nd 21rt11:
Aged Bull $5 41 0
Bea under 2 years old 4 4 3 B
Cow, any age 4 3 a.
Heifer. under 2 yentas
Class IL—Qhortborns
Roadster„ owned by farmer 6 d 3
Filly or Gelding 4 3 2
I Class IX. Roadster, • Open Class
Single .Roadster 6 4 3
6 4 3
Badge•
Championship Class .
FAIR NIGHT, APRIL 5th Flereeter Champion
Frank Kenny and Blake Buckle Draft blare or Gelding, . any age.... 3
clusters: Radio Program; .,,Minstrel egricuitural Mare or Gelding, any
Show: Acrobatic Performances; ',also age e' 3
Dialogues. Recitations, Choruses, Grand Championship
or
Songs—Soldiers, Clowns and Puppets.. D Mg, any a$eultural Filey or Geld -Badge
ADMISSION - 15c and 20c Township- Prize
Proceeds in aid of Red Cross and
Three horses from one Township; 2
Benefit Purposes.
entries necessary to fill; entry
I fee 41.00 10 5
Aged Bull
Bull, under 2 years
Cow, any age
Heifer, underly Herterd*
5
4
5
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Aged Bull 5
Bull, under 2 years 4
Caw, any age 5
Heifer. under 2 gears..... 4
Market Cattle
Butcher Steer or Heifer (Grades)
900 to 1100 pounds 6 4 8
Baby Beef, nndeat 800 lbs. 8 6 1 t
1st prize, Silverware, donated
by T. Eaton Co.
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' SPECIAL PRIZES
Gentleman's Turnout --02.00.
Lad • Driver --02,50.
Best Wagon Horne --+$8.00:
Boys'. Judging Competition on Horses -4$..
12.00, $1:00.
Boys' Judging Competition on Cattle. 3340,
$2.00, 11.00.
Prizes in Boys' Judging •Eotnpetltion dom-
ed by Bank of Montreal.
The Hoye' Judging Competition will be un-
der the direction of lair. Shearer. County At-
rietiltural Representative. Score Cards wl10
be given each boy; 50 points will be genes
for placing by score caeca, and 50 points cite
reasons tto be give} *rattly. (lass to .be judg-
ed will be heavy Horses and beef cattle- Me
entrance- fee will be required' but boys 'must
be under 18 years of age and have their MOAT,
in before 1.80 o'clock. Prizes in Boys' Judg-
ing donated by Bank of 'Montreal -
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Entries must be in before 1 p.m.
1—Entry fee, 31.00 for first entry: addi-
tional entries, 23 cents'each.' 2—:Hozsra and
Cattle cannot compete twice in regular class-
es, except Agricultural or Draft 3 year oils.
which may be shoe n in teams. S—TLa
Judge's decision is final. 4.—Entries maze bet
awarded any or no prize at the dscretises ere.
the. Judge. 5—aSingle•Roadsters may also com-
pete in Marna. 6—All entries must be Hese
bona fide property of the exhibitor. 7—Brood
mare must show to be in fbaL . 8--Ssei9ere
will not be liable for any damages affeetSrrt
exhibitors of livestock or spectators..
PARADE AT 1.30—Animals not in Parade
may be excluded from competition.
DONATIONS ..
Huron County: 380; Village of 'Hensel) $62.
Township of Tuckers'mtth, 325; Township of
Hay, $25; T. Eaton Ca, Silverware; 'Hawn -
ship of Usborne, 115: Bank of Montreal, 310:
Commercial Hotel, 110; Wm: H. Goildirlg.
830; James Ballantyne,-M,L.A., 310; Robert -
Simpson Go, Silverware.
SPRING SHOW CIRCUIT--Seaforth. Anel&
1st; Clinton, April aid; $ensall, Apra 5th.
DR. A.• R. CAMPBELL - President
K. M. McLEAN - - Secretary
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