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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1942-05-08, Page 4O Ads will be inserted at new low cash rates `i4►}ed. Looe and Found, Coming Events, Eke-- Per word: let week 1 Cent and week , % .lent 8rd week tins cent l • Min/maw charge, first insertion25 Cents Each figure, initial and abbreviation emnda as Bate word. In Memoriam Nouse--1 cent per word. �*_ =, 30 cents per week. be ditested to a Baa Number, care of The Huron Expositor. for 10 cents :additional/ per week wnOl be charged If ads in above class are not paid by the tarts night m the Week in which the ad wan run. ]Iterxdsgee and Deaths inn 'ted free of charge. Paseo. kls,tioea to Creditors. Eta—Rates on application. . For Sale _.. ,aAT,P—BATTERY CHARGER,, SIX battery capacity ; good condition: reason- •a4ble. 'Apply to H. J. MISLLEN, Seaforth. mane 92- 3882x1 61Oit SAM—SINGLE PLOUGH; BUGaGY; 11 3-seotion bartiows. Apply to PETER REDMOND, North Main Street, Seaforth. _ -. • 3882-1 Lost and Found V,STRAYED FROM OUR FOX RANCH, A ▪ silver '• Weir fox. Reward. JACKSON BROS., Kippen. Phone. 5-653. 3882-1 Vj,�STRAY—IA STRAY PIG WEIGHING • about 200 pounds. Wil'I keep until owner. ,claims it. WALTER ROGERSON, Seaforth. 3882-1 Property For Sale 9OR SALE -7 -ROOM BRICK HOUSE, MOD - ern conveniences : suitable garage. On Church Street, Seaforth. Apply M. A. 388 Seaforth. -For Rent ryARD•k,N TO RENT—A GARDEN LOT TO u rent; ,ploughed and harrowed. Apply to MRS. RICHARD ROGERS, James Street. 3882x1 'plan RENT—SIX.-(ZOOMED HOUSE; HY- • dro; good garden. Possession May 15th. For further particulars apply to J. A. E T- COTT, Seadorth. Wanted WANTED—ESP(ERIENGED . CLERK TO TT work in Capable store. Splendid op- portunity. for Capable and honest girl. Ap- ply in writing to Box 323, EXPOSITOR OF- FIQE. , 3882-1 'ANTED—BABY'S PLAY PEN, IN GOOD condition. Apply. 'to' Box 322, HURON EXPOSITOR. 3882x1 WANTED AT ONCE—RE'.INED MIDDLE - aged, truatwlorthy housekeeper f o.r Protestant lady. Good' home, conveniences. BOX 203, Exeter, Ont, 3882xi WANTED TO RENT—A MEDIUM SIL -2r house or apartment: Wired' .for Hydro. Two adults. Apply Box 319, HURON EX- POSITOR.. 3881x2 Notices NOTI.OE -• QUANTITY, OF BUILDING - stone_ and fill in Seaforth may be had £ree of charge for removing. Aypiy— R'RANK-- KLTNG, Seaforth. 3882-1 QEAFORTH FARMERS' CLUB HAS BEEN. f-" advised that.they can get an adequate supply of 'best Quality binder twine,for 1942 harvest We suggest that you place your orders early. We are unloading a car of Western .oats at the week=end. Phone HOMER HUNT; 832 r 12, Seaforth. 3882-1 NOTICE—DUE TO •rli.Ei WAR THERE will be a lot of poor fly spray on the market. this summer, so be on the safe side and send in your order without delay. to your Watkins dealer.. WM. BRADSHAW, Seaforth. STREET OILING Town of Seaforth 'ALL. RESIDENTS DV:SIRING'THEIR RE- apective streets oiled should have the re- quired petitions in the hands of the Clerk by May 1. D. H: WILSON, Clerk. 8$81-2 In Memoriam. IN LOVING MEMORY OF A DEAR WIFE and mother. ltrs. James Smith, who pass- ed away one year . ago, May 9, 1941: She suffered patiently and long, Her hope was bright, her faith was strong, The 'peace of Jesus filled her breast, And in His. •arms she sank to rest. —Sadly missed by Husband and Family. Card of Thanlu ,shirr; LADIES -.OF 1HN. "NO SURRENDER ed • us with the cooling and rummage sale last Saturday, 21td May, the .total proceeds of $110.00 to be used• in war work. 8382-1 HENSALL WINS Deans pry Cleaners agent tails at Goodwin's every Tuesday and Friday. The Huron Expositor is on sale in Hensall at Midd'ieton's Drug Store. Single copies, 4 cents„ - Mrs. Gordon Appleton, of Exeter, visited with her father, 'Mr. William Fairbairn, and Mrs. Jack,Taylor, Fred- die and Donald last. week. MI.'S. Ken Hicks will be hostess for the May meeting of the��,Hensall Sen- ior W. '1. Wednesday 'evening, May 13. John Beer has secured a position with the Canada Bread Co., London, for the summer months. Mrs. A. J,*Hunt is visiting friends in London and Toronto. • • Mr. W. A. MacLaren has secured' a good position at Sky Harbor Airport, God'erich. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook, Wind- sor, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. C. Cook. The.. high school knitting club of Hensall met at the hone of Mrs. Min- nie Sangster on Wednesday evening last week with Miss Ruth Mcllvenna in charge. The evening was devoted to knitting, after which a social hour was spent. Luncheon was served. Cpl. Kenneth Brook, Moncton, N.B., accompanied by his !bride, the former Miss Helen Elizabeth MacBeath, and Cpl. Ralph Brook, Ottawa, returned the latter part of this week following a delightful visit with the former's parents, Rev. R. A. Brook and Mrs. Brook. ' "'Miss Margaret SangsterMiss Barbara Shepherd', of spent the week .end.'" at : theirve -homes here: J. Mrs. Whitney Carter and little ughter. Catherine, of -Clinton, spent e week -end. with Mrs. C. M. Hedden. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Pfaff and fam- have moved into the residence re- cently vacated by Mrs. Lawrence aynham on Highway No. 4. • Members of the Senior W. I. are sy., this week packing overiea.s box - for local'" and district soldiers. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bonthron, of Moose Jaw, Sask., visited over the eek -end with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. aterson. The LO.O.F. of . Hensall and district attended' divine worship in Carmel byterixn Char h on Sunday eve- ning.. Rev. William Weir delivered a essage suitable to the occasion, bas - g his thoughts, on "Friendship, Love nd Truth." A pleasing duet, "I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes,' was sung by Mrs. Malcolm Dougall and W. A. Mace Laren, andtthe" choir rendered an Or ropriate anthem. Following the ser- vice the members of the lodge pro- ceeded to the lodge rooms where brief addresses were given. The anniversary services of Car - el. Presbyterian Church are to be bserved Sunday, May 17. For. the ecial services of this day the con- gregation has invited Rev. John Fleck • f "•Elmwood Presbyterian, Church, oadon,. to occupy the ,pulpit., Mother's Day will be observed in e local churches on. Sunday, when pecial messages will. be presented y the ministers 'and special music and. Clinton, respect: eSented, 4atilth and .'S?olid ellalwe, sd lV, . edldy agriculture and •C3l7kr' adian ' 1)441ea: 1klra". ,. A" Morganti; yc me eco iolln1 t0+ MrS. • Harty Strang, wstr wok 'a*: . Keat'le; Y,iaCQr3oa1. ,rsatearch, Mrs• V. Dpw,i; 'peace an:d international relationlre hip, ;i41r's. R,unr tile; 'legialafiiol,,. Mrss Kirklande pude liclty,, • Mrs Wna. filbheiingtou" Calie trending to the program Were Miss: Dougall with a piano solo; a, read, trig, Mrs.' Pyan; • eommu?lity singling was also a feature. Tlie •Pnaneial reg. port for the year was presented, dds- elosin'g that the 'society had had a: very successful year. 'Since last Oc- tober they have made 64 quilts, scarfs turtle -neck • sweaters, and seeks in aceordanee, The ,following are the officers: 'Honorary president, Mrs.'' William Kernick; - president, Mrs. J. Kirkland; vice-presidents, Mrs, Earl Mitchell and Mr& Harry Strang; sec-. retary-treasurer, 'Mrs. A. Moir; assist- ant, ssistant, ;Mrs, A. Morgan; directors, Mrs. Cann, Mrs. P. Passmore, Mrs. A.. Morgan, Mrs. S. Mitchell; emergency, Mrs. Ben Case, Mrs. F. Down, Mrs. -Jack Bolton, Mrs. P. Passmore; re- presentatives to district annual meet- ing, Mrs;. ,E irkland; M'rs. A. Morgan, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Remick; district director, Mrs. M. ,' Beckler; pianist, Mrs. A. 'Morgan; auditors, Miss N. Keddy and Mrs. Carmen Cann; press reporter, Mrs. C: Cann; chairmen of standing committees: Education, Mrs. G. Bolton; health and child welfare, Miss N. Keddy; agriculture and Cane adieu industries, Mrs. \ A. Morgan; home economics, Mrs. H. Strang; war work, Mrs. R.. Kestle; historical re- search, 'Mrs. F. Down; peace and in- ternational relationship, Mrs. Rundle; legislation, Mrs. J. Kirkland;' public- ity, Tylrs. Wm. Etherington. Holds. May Meeting The May meeting of vihe Hensall Senior Mission -Circle was held at the home of Miss H. Sutherland on Mon- day '"evening. Miss Maude Hedden was hgVstess and Miss Gladys Luker co -hostess. A splendid attendance of members and guests were present. The theme was "Temperance." Miss Margaret . Shepherd was in the chair. The opening hymn, "Take Time To Be .Holy" and prayer by Mrs. Eric Kennedy. Miss Gladys -Luker. gave the Bible lesson and the roll' call was. answered with "a reason wily alco- hol is harmful," Miss Ellis contribut- ed a most delightful reading,. Which was enjoyed ;by everyone, Miss Irene Douglas, superintendent,, presided for the business period. Discussion took place regarding the disposal of the lovely ,articles made by ' the Circle me'tnbers and which were on display at this meeting. It was decided • to send the layette to the Fred' Victor Mission in Toronto., Some of "the quilts, crib quilts 'and knitting will be given to the local Red" Crdss. It was decided to hold a suppertpicnic at Hugh 'McEwan's swimming pool • oil Monday, June 1, after' which the meeting will be. held at the home of Miss Gladys' -Passmore. 'Miss Doug- las .called upon Miss Jean Murray, e who in a' very ,pleasing manner• intro duced the guest speaker, -. Miss R. Duff, provincial field secretary of the W.C.T.U. Miss Duff spoke on "The General ••Situation -in the Province To- day," .and'' of the modern sins of to- day•, S».e alsoi„denounced the comie. strip for children which 'site stated, as' very harmful to the mind of the young child. Miss Duff in her work has visited 'many jails and also ..at-' tended juvenile ' courts in different cit- i:es and felt sorry to see so many fine youths appearing before the magis- trate. She asked the judge the cause of it and he stated, lack of' home training. The siseaizer said that -the people in Ontario have not begun to. realize the seriousness of the war, sits• nation, but that it would be brought nearer to -their doors before it was, ended. Luncheon was served, byi Mrs. Howard Hyde,'Mrs. Bryan Kyle, Mrs: I irvey McLarnon, Miss Gladys Mc Kenzie, Miss. Margaret Shepher, Miss Edna Sound:ercok; Miss Gladys Luker, • Mrs. E. Kennedy and .Miss'Mona Hed- den. • da th fly ce B bu es M -w P prat n m In a L M p Car- mel. 0 s•p g 0 L th Special b bythe choir. ' ' ' •• Strader Uftiey 'A lovely spring weddingwas sol- emnized in London on Saturday, May 2, when Miss Edith , Marguerite Ut- tley,-daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Her- bert Uttley, of Zurich, and Sgt. Ed- gar Strader, R.C.A,M.C., "^tamp Bor- den, son of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Stra- der, 5f Walkerton, were united in marriage. For 'her•wedding the' bride chose a street -length dress of Alice blue silk jersey with matching acces- sories and corsage. of American. Beau- ty roses. 'Miss Carlein Lloyd, of Lon- don, was bridesmaid, and Miss Hazel Uttley, of Zurich, maid of honor, and Glob" wish to thank all those that help Harvey Strader, of Barrie, was The groomsman. Later following the wed- ding dinner, served to thirty guests. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Me- ,Kenzies, Quebec Stree'i; London, Sgt. and Mrs. Strider left for a wedding trip to Montreal, the ibride travelling in a tailored tweed suit with brown accessories. Suffers Burns At Borden Seventy-two men of A-19 R.C.A.S.C., training centre, at Canbp Borden,' are thanking their lucky stars these days that Pte. A. H. 'Bender, a cook of the motor transport company kitchen, has keen eyesight and plenty of nerve. If Pte. Bender hadn't been.. around on the night of April 16, . these 72 men might not the around. today: It 'was about two o'cloek• ih the morning when Pte. Bender, 'on night duty Births ldIcGINNIS—In Scott Memorial Hospital, Bela - forth, on May Ob.' to Mr .,and Mrs. Stewart McGinnis,' Dashwood, to son. AUSTIN—In. Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea- forbh, on May 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Austin. Seaforth, a son. Deaths April Waterloo, on'pril 29th, Mrs. Reuben Stevens,' aged, 57 years. STA1`FA (Continued from Page 1) Mrs. A.'W.-Norris at Fordwich; Mr. and Mts. A. Jeffery andOirs, W. Sad- ler" in London; Captain N. J. Norris, Kingston, with his )parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W ` Norris;' Mies Laura Din - en has been engaged to teach in Shef- field; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Norris in London; Mr. and 1Vfrs. Angus Earl, Whalen, with Mrs, .William Sadler, WALTON Kee. and Mrs, $. '. Friedrick'ed'n, ifs Utes' Hamburg` with Rev. and Mrs 111oeig; "Mr:.,a'nd Mrs. Behueeries and Mies Martha, Vietor, with Rev, and }lilts: Priedriekson;; Mrs. Dolph Sohier Mitt Hamilton, Clarke,. amilton, with madeEtter& WOO ' ell 1 �.el'tv8oil, Beomil'Ier, , tT bui 'nuked c' lurch :at tillrla1 "'1#0' R oils' Men - is a day rte ;Eit f1Si'' 04stS1v'elrtr'lae'• came mit' of his kitchen with a•panful of cookies and noticed a blaze on the porch of one of the huts. Knowing that the men inside must be asleep, Bender rushed to' the hut and fought bis way through• the, flames inside. Soon awake and keenly aware of their predicament, the soldiers pilled out and raised a general alarm. In short order -the camp firefight'hg apparatus was in motion, and with, ••• the assist- ance of the hose lines with which the hut was equipped, the° fire Was ex- tinguished in about 30 minutes. It had gained such headway that it gut- ted ted the interior of the hit and de- stroyed muchof the equipment In- side n side Only °two men were injured— Pte,' Bender, who was burned slightly - around the forehead arid ears, end, Pte, Garnet Allen, of Hggnsall, who suffered slight burns.of th1p face, head and feet. Both men were treated at 'tile regimental laid post. • Harolds! W. L Erecta Prigs- 21 Ir light was hostess at her home .Wednes y afternoon, A-prii t•9; fir 'the' iurondalh W. I,. for their an • • 11141.4. ii eeting; thlt4041t a 1M -embers et'e )iiekemrt. p''olld'tving • the ibusi- ti a;` alders :.lief'tddi: the ethriding "sports Were- • Switzer - Baker The liome of Mr. and Mrs. John. Baker, of Stanley township, near Zur- ich, was the scene of a charming Spring wedding on Saturday, May 2, when their youngest daughter, Mar- garet . Caroline, became the bride of Eric Denson Switzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Switzer", • of Kippen. Rev. Luft, of Dashwood,..w"as the of- ficiating minister. • The ceremony' was performed under an arch of ever- greens, pink and white 'roses and streamers. The wedding music was played by Miss Kathleen Hess, cous- in of the bride. Given in marriage by her father, the attractive bride chose- a floor -length gown of tur- eifbihe blue satin fashioned on pri'n-, cess lines, short puffed sleeves and v -neckline. She wore a -coronet of silver and flowers and carried an arm' bouquet of white carnations and fern. Her bridesmaid wah Miss -Betty •Swit- :zer, of Kippen, sister of the groom, w+eo was gowned in floor -length pink taffeta. Marine McLachlan, daughter of Mr. Mid Mrs. William D. beeLac'h lan, of Kippen, and -Marjorie. Currie,. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Currie; of Clinton, were dainty little 'flower girls. The groom was attend- ed by Karl Reichert, of Zurich, bro- ther of the bride. Following -the cere- mony the., wedding dinner was served to fifty guests, the bride's mother• re- ceivng in a gown\ of green crepe with corsage of pink carnations. She was assisted by the groom's mother wear- ing a blue silk gown with -corsage of white carnatfons; The bridal table wail -attractive with pink end. 'white streamers and pink and ivhite'tapers, and eentred with a three-tier wedding cake. Serving were 'the bride's cous- ins, Mrs.'H. Reichert, Mrs: D, Love, Laurette Reichert, Elda Reichert, Margaret Fuss and Marjorie Mars, of Zurioh; a friend: Mr, and' Mrs. Switzer left for an extenderl,wedding trip to Toronto, Niagara Falls,. Ham- ilton- and other points, the bride don- ning for travelling a smart iblue en- semble 'and brown shoes. - Mr. and Mrs. C. Cook were visited over. the week -end by Mrs Codit's nepheii, nr. ` Harold Smythe, AA., flit P., set' of Mr,. and Mrs. SM he. of Nelson, i�.C,, the former Miss Lulu Hemphill of iterfdall. Haroldhas jest graduated in nie 11 1ne in the Univ'er ftyof., Cllr', frit Edtnoiitbn, and.,left this .w`edirr tendon, 61lt., where' he rs We fltx 4d1e. the ROOK Guaranteed A 1 RADIOS RAD10 TUBES and BATTERIES Car Bumping and Sp ray Painting Daly's Garage SEAFORTH - will serve his intermanship in Vic- toria Hospital. He is only 25 years of age, and was born in Hensall. He is also a nephew of Mr. A. W. E. Hemphill, ,Reid Cross Notes Nine million dollars is a lot of money, but the Canadian ,Red Cross Society needs every cent of it to' car- ry on the great work of ministering to the needy the world over. The so- ciety plans to spend 40 per cent. of this amount in sending food parcels to Canadians -and British prisoners -of - war, a work, that only the Red Cross can do. Two thousand, two hundred dollars is the amount allocated to Hensall and district. It is an amount we must raise if we are going tq'keep faith with our boys in the armed forces and if we are going to express practical sympathy to air raid vic- tims in. Old Britain. Over forty can- vassers ' have been enlisted in the work of reaching this objective and they begin their work nex$ week._ Please give' them a warm welcome, and please give the Red Cross a gen- erous donation. In order 'to do the work at hand' it . means We all must double We -amount we gave inother• years. In connection with this can- vass, the . local branch is also con- ducting a salvage campaign. The far- mers: of the district are to be asked to gather all,,4the old. iron and other valuable salv'agie and; in due time a fleet of trucks wilt cover the district and pick it up. By- doing this both the war effort and the Red Cross will -1te greatly helped: Council Meets The regular meeting of they village council was held Monday evening at 8 p.m. in the council chamber with.all members'" being present. Cameron and Parkins: That the garbage be collected May 13 and 14, as usual- --Carried. Horton and Kerslake: That Court of Revision 'on the assessment roll be, held on June 1; 1942,. at 8 p.m. Carried. T. Ky e reported re the trees on P. Mo>r's property, stating they could remain for anotl,gr, year, Reeve Shaddick reported that the wo- men were wanting to store salvage ma- terial in the shed at' the rearv,of the hall. Correspendent;e: Delft. of Mun- icipal Affair's, Dept. of Welfare, Mrs. Cliurchll and Family„ • Huron County War.. Services Executive:. Hensell Red Cress, Huron County Plowing Match Committee, Maurice M. Tudor; same considered and filed, Cameron and Parkins: That we refund $24.00 to Red Cross, hall rent paid on three rents. Carried. .Bills and accounts were read as follows: M. G. Drys- dale, supplies, $21.30; W. Hildebrand', labor, streets, $1:20; Robinson Dick, labor, rink, $5.20;. W. Dabus, labor, streets 60c, sanitary work at hall, $4; Hensall Hydro, hall, $11.20'; W. 0. Goodwin, material, hall, $1.37; W. C. Passmore, repairs, hall, $7,14; G. 'M. Case, teaming, 'streets, $2.00; A. Mousseau, cultivating park, $2,50; T. Kyle„ salary, $70..001 J. Sangster, .lab- or, hall, $2.00. Total $12$.51. Horton and Parkins: That 'bills and accounts as read .be paid. Carried. Cameron and Kerslake: That we now adjourn: Carried.—James ' A. Paterson, Clerk. Anno iticement Mr. and Mrs. Bert Keen, of Ailsa Craig, 'wish to announce the engage- ment of their youngest daughter, Doris Margery (M'aisiel., to Cpl. Ralph Sober Brook, R:GAA.P., Ottawa, y'oung- es't son of Rev. and Mrs. R...A. Brook, of Hensall. The wedding will take place in Trinity Anglican Church on 'May 23. Mi's. Ken Hicks will be hostess at her home on Wednesday evening, May 13, 'tor the May' meeting of the ensall Senior W. L Mrs. A. W. er$lake will be eo-hostess Roll' call will be "One nice ,.thing a . neighbor has done 'fol me." The motto, "Start at the bottom if you Want to land on ,top"' will be taken by Mrs, 'William Weir: Current events' 011 be given by Miss Beryl Pfaff, recipe ,by Mrs, James A. Paterson (each memtber is requested to 13ring pencil and paper in order to copy r'e'cipe).. The guest -speaker will be Mrs. Glen McLeali, who will speak tin "Origin' and Aima of the Women's Institute, Local and Federah" - Brook • MacBeath A pretty home Wedding of intich bi- lerest took plate • 'Saturday evening, Aliril 25, at 7 pair., dt the home, of the bride's parent's; '$ PPOasant Street; MeletQn, N.R , wlta Mise Helen: the- abeth Mal Beath, danghtbrtutci .Mrs. •D. A. Matltgaan, ; ibeeaitele • t'h'e.. b4'1de -of Cpl: Centfbt'h .J#'bweett $'Mott.,` ,It.O.AJF:, of 1lelteali,,- eon of l :ev',,. H, ra1QlF R �G �04 hrt•,i *14y01i eV. '►r ,Tr rti jr�h�rQhlRE ,�°i pnI . ht e St, JOht, s,• M%libAyi 4 .:M'`!I t'n" 5 3,+Fi (reed, Ole ^cer'ealgna 9}l R klea a,4a t? ,1 a large nuni3Oerr Qtr lehtt3,, °'1'i4e lucid®, wllq, w'a.s .g1Ve ... 3 r> cirri,& a byi lather” 'w"h charming lfk•, • gO.W4 o White b'rgptideEd Rptint l a'4e On .1►.rin-- cess-' -fines :with . train.,. Her Bead- dreae was a halo 4f, shirred tulle wok, ;floor - length ed • With .seed pearls and length veil, arid 's'he earnied a shower bouquet of Killarney roses and fever - dew. ,The 'bride's' only ornament was a sunburst of pearls, a gift of her mother who wore it at her owl, wed-. ding, 11'fiss' MacBeath was attended iby her four sisters. Miss Nedra Mac - Beath was maid of honor and • the Misses Flora, Kathleen' and Anne were bridesmaids. They wore rain bow dresses of'' pastel shades with corresponding flowered muffs and headdress with shouideraength veils, Flight Sgt. Sydney Hulmer was. the .groomsman. The bride's mother wore a floor -length dress of turquoise fac- onne 'and ,her corsage was of Talis- man roses. During the signing of the register Mrs. James MacKay sang "Because," accompanied by h e r daughter,- Mrs. Frank Ma'tsDonald, at the (piano: Mrs. MacDonald also Play- ed the wedding music. Following the ceremony a reception was held. The home was beautifully decorated, for the occasion with pink and gold' snap- dragon and pink carnation's in, silver vases. , The bride's table was attrac- tively decorated with streamers of white satin ribbons entwined . with Smilex and caught at the corners with roses. A three-tier cake adorned' the centre of the table. Mrs. Andrew J. Cook,, aunt of the bride, and' Mrs. Ed- ward 'McCarthy presided over the tea- cups and girl friends of the bride served. Mrs..J. McD. Cooke cut the bride's cake with the same silver knife with which she. cut the cake at the reception, for the bride's mother at . her marriage 32 years ago. Fol- lowing .the reception Mr. and Mrs. Brook . left on the Martine Express on a wedding trip to Upper Canadian cities which will include Hensall, Ont. -where they will visit the groom's par- ents. For travelling. the •bride wore a (brown tailored suit with gold acces- sories and carried a topcoat of match- ing tweed.' Her corsage was : sof Jo- hanna Hill roses. Upon their return they will reside at 47'3/4 Fleet Street. Previous to the' wedding the bride was guest of honor at several showers. sattla;. "7M��,;�,,t' t>l(U.ti4t,Ekg•�•lte 'ITndle,," l•"ea+� Gngk, ''41/407.4 ` 4:190 410 t?; C,�reart.., Lai ntat s i" 9"�10119#p', l"�`iQFt n r INP e'R" M+arrlGlG ren �6^ gik §#41At o "'. -ROW); • "."Corporal Cclty' 112,,"' Oa13'rie s; "'iasilver Clue$ , to .019 ('Rescue,'' OpBrien'; "Jean alai fro LYm lilted,", Curtis;. ""Patsy,"" '(.trod`; ''1Vlarlr' joie's May'time,'" Wella; "•(lolly Farm," Abbott; "Dave Dawson With "Dave Dawson. Bowen; a e the R. A. F., Bowe D at Singapore,"' ' Bowen; ""'The Lone Footprint," Judd; "The Double Dis- guise," Judd.; "Hunting - the Sky Spies,".• Dixon; ""Brushing the Moun- tain ' Top," 'Dixon; "'Ainmebiaranne Goes Touring," . Hewart;. "Raggedy Anne in the Magic Boole" and "Rag- gedy-Anne "Rag gedy Anne ands•the Golden Butterfly," Guelie; "Bible Stories," Chalmers•.; ""Happy. Tales," Anon. . The following books have 'been re- ceived from the Huron County' Lib- rary (Association and will be in circu- lation for three months: Fiction-- "One iction— ""One Who Kills,' Cullum; "The Keys of the Kingdom,' Cronin; "Great Ar- guments," 'Gibbs; ' ""Seek Cloth Into Silk," Deeping; "Who Is this Girl?" Miller; ""Astra,"...Hili; "The Loon Fea- ther,"' Fuller. Non -Fiction "The Balance 'Sheet of the Future," Bevin; "In Search or"' ' Scotland'" , , Morton;, ""The ' Complete Book of Games," Wood -Clement; ""Memory " Hold the Door," Buchan. Juvenile—"A Child's Garden of Verse," Stevenson; "Trea- sure Island," Steveniton;' "Heidi," ..Spyri; "Northern W Ind• `Witten' Stories," Burgess; ' nnb of Windy Poplars," Montgomery. Dies ,Suddenly in Toronto Word has been -received here of the sudden death.,,of .Mrs. John Wil- son, Of Toronto, who was found dead in bed Monday morning by her hus- band upon returning home after work- ing on a night shift at the Goodyear Rubber Co. in that city,'' Mrs. Wil- son was the former Jessie McEwan, daughter of the late 'Mr, and Mrs. Duncan McEwan, of Hensall, and -was born on the homestead farm a short distance south of Hensall, ,now own- ed by Mr. Archie"Rowcliffe: 'She re- ceived her education here. She is survived by her husband, six brothers, Alpine, and A. D. McEwan, Hensall; Earl' and' , Ewen, Toronto; Dr. John McEwan, Carleton Place, and.William of Edmonton, and one sister (Nora), Mrs. Harry Watcher, Grand Prairie, Alta. The •funeral was held from To- ronto Wednesday, May 6, at 3.30 p.m. Mr: J. E. McEwan, of Hensall, 'is a cousin. Those attending the funeral from Hensall 'were Mr. .and Mrs. Al- pine McEwan and Mr. and Mrs. A, D. 1VIcEwan, , . New Books At, Library Fictioi ' — "Spencer Brade, M.D.," Slaughter; "Spring Magic," Steven- son; "Pied Piper," Shute;, "West of the Pecos,"'Grey;. "The Juice of the Pome Granite," Dell; "Thee Black Flemmings,"Norris; "Cross Creek," Ra'wlings; "".0 rn in Egypt," Deeping; "'Manhattan ove Song," Norris; "Army Doctor," Seifert; "Prodigal Nurse," Phillips; "Edge of Beyond,' Hendryx; "Western Union," Grey; "Eary To. Kilt," Christie; :"Murder at the Vicarage," Christie; "Saddle and Ride," Harry Cox; "A Vexed Inherit- ance," Swan; "Trails End," Paine; `case- of_ilie'._Silent Partner," Gard ner • . "Not One of Us," Grej�g�; "Marry ie Haste," Greig; "My Friend Flicka;" O'Hara; "A Daughter of the Dons,' Raine; "prelude For War," Charters; "30;000 on the Hoof," Grey. .Non- Fiction—"The,: poctora Mayo," Clape-, Nirri es. P,{;1UR EREE'DB TO CHc SE FROM Hwtchsrs bye:17 "�'udsdatr a; Thur d r samnroc ii SbantZ Poultry Farm & llateeh . E. -W. Shantz, Prop. PHQNE 48 HENSALL, ONT. Men Farmers:. Attention The Huron Fish and. Game Club will ,be prepared after May 1st to supply a setting" or,- more ot. Pheasant eggs - to any farmer, in Huron County who will 'set or raise, them. Special feed will be supplied Free for the chicks, and a Bub- stantial prize evil be given to the, party raising the largest percent- age ercentage of chicks. For information and pamphlets on raising them, call at EPPS'. SPORT SHOP ' CLINTON Order Bray Chicks now, and be "lucky" when egg prices climb nest Fall. See me, at phone alp right away Personal aRssaliss. prompt delivery. IS'i4AC .HUDSON Seaforth WM. STAPLETON - Dublin or ALVIN W; KERSLAKE, Hernial, ATTENTION WOOL GROWERS • Send your clip of -wool through "Stone's" licensed: local collector or ship to us direct. We guarantee te .pay-ful'1-Government prices -give 'honest grading—send prompt 'returns. None can do ,more. William -toles Sons, td Ingersoll, Ontario REGISTERED WAREHOUSE"0NO. 5 "Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor night stays these couriers froin 'the swift completion of their appointed rounds." Herddotus. ITEME4WER-if's YOUR 4, V -SYSTEM .," Ord WAR ErraTt.T:no.IEs oN "Y 0000 COMMuOfTT' OCPCN05 ON rT .a. .:[0100 £OPPDRY Mon IT 0000N,0 +' ®,When there's a storm, most people' seek shelter, ' but that is when .Hydro is.,busiest. Between darkness and dawn come hoots' of rest and sleep, but, with Hydro, every hour begins a new day. Light for homes, hospitals and Facttpies�:-heat for ,brant furnaces—or '-to cook meals in your • home energy' to turn thousands of Motors in Factories; mines,. shipyards". this is the work of your Hydrb ydrois helping to shorten the war. t ivei• 1,000,000' Hydro -electric horsepower is' at work on war materials. Let us allbe thrifty in our•use of Hydro. New war plants must be energized and existing plants.are con - stonily being • harnessed to the war effort. ''Let war,. needs come first. AN, APPEAL TO THE HOUSEWIFE ' You can do so much to save electricity. Don't let the kettle over boil. Watch the switches ow your electric range—turn out all lights when not needed. Resolve to save some current every day to help Ontario's war industries PICTURE AT RIGHT SHOWS A HYDRO. CONTROL ROOM Where fha doors nevidrr: close:; Every hour OF the day and night, every day • in the, year,.,watchful affendtlnts are ' on fhe'alea sf'tidyi ig meters, keeping records and r, striating fife flow .of Hydro dissent 4or corifuitting _areal, N. ARio. ,z'.iwKi li ,V,,,1118��a?c4' tic. :1.. Se/aa' NR,Aiiun!�7yieL'a_'."viG.Ni A.