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Wanted
ANTED — BABY'S CRADLE •• AJSO
baby carriage. PHONE aa -R, Seaforth.
For Rent
• ROOMS FOR RENT --THREE OR FOUR
good ViC(111A., ta, home Of Mrs. Alex. Gor-
den, Egmongiville. Convenient to church,
sdhOol and store. Box 51, Seaforth.
3897-1
For Sale
pm SALE—NEARLY NEW luDHOPE-
-' Anderson riding Plow, double disc. AL-
FRED MELICK, Zurich. 3397-1
VOIR SALE—SMALL STOVE, FOR COAL,
-k or wood. Apply to •211. BICKELL, Sea -
forth. 2397x1
ekRGAN FOR. SALE—IN GOOD CONDI-
tj ply to ans. JOHN KNIGHT,
• Market Slreeta 38,97x1
SALE—TWO WAGONS; 1 SLEIGH;
•1-- single set of harness for one horse. Ap-
ply 10 JDEIN ABELL, George Street.
3897x1
FOlt SALE—SET OF SCALES, 2,000 LBS.
capacity. Apply to DICKSON'S Fnt,o'
STORE, Seaforth. Phone 13.
8896x2
Personals
VLEEREX CLEARS 111.6 C OM.PT N.VION— •
-1-1• Suntrner skin ailnients respond quickly to
this quick -healing salve. Keep KLEEREX
handy for Suixburn, Poison Ivy, Mosquito
Bites, Impetigo, Cuts, Burns, etc. 50c, 31,00;
32.00. (Medium andStrong). Recommended
and sold by. KEATING and. McKINDSEY,
Seaforth; MIDDLETON'S DRUG STORE,
Haman. 8897-1
TIOR INSTANT RELIEF GEE "LLOYD'S
4- Corn Salve" °On:tabling Bennocaine, the
new local anesthetic. 50c at KEATING'S
DRUG STORE. 3895x4
SLENDOR TABLETS
QLENDCrB. TABLETS 'HARMLESS AND
" effective. Two weeks supply $1.00, at
KEATING'S DRUG STORE. 3889-25
Auction Sales
A UCTION SALE—MR. HAROLD JACK -
son has been instructed to -sell by public
auction in Barfield, on Saturday. August 29,
at 1.30 IR.111.., On the premises of the under-
signed, a complete line of household furni-
ture, kitchen utensils and bedding, etc. Terms
—On tchattels. cash. The property will be
sold subject to a reserve hid. Further par-
ticulars made known on day of sale. MISS
MARY JANE TAYLOR, Proprietress; Mar -
bid Jaclkson, Auctioneer. 3897-2
A ucTioN SALE—MR. HAROLD JACK -
▪ son has beeb instructed to sell by public
auction at Dublin, on Mlonday, August 24th,
at 1.30 p.m., the. following household effects:
Three-piece chestectfield suite (perfect cond)-
tion), 2 leather chairs; Victrola: Spartan
radio; small tables and lamps; green -rag
10 x eel_ Wilton rug, 9 x 12; dining room
• liffffet and chairs ; hall tree; V841.1111):1
cleaner; 3 complete bedroom suites; Con-
golemn rug 6 x 9; new kitchen stove; coal
oil stove; electric fan; elecidic grill; electric
toaster; kitchen tab384.' and chairs; laundry
tubs; lawn mower; crocks, fruit jars, 'dishes
and numerous other articles. Terms—Cm h.
ILRS. DIARY CRONIN, Proprietress; Harold
Jackson, Auctioneer. 3897-1
Births
KNOX—In Scott Memorial epttal, on 'Aug-
ust 13th, to Mr. and Mrs. Ward Knox, of
'Myth, a daughter. '
TROT'r--In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
August ,13,th„, to Mr. ani Mrs. aitrence
Trott, Seaford], a daughter.
LANE—In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
, August Ifith, to Mr.• and Mrs. Joseph J.
Lane, McKalop, twin daughters.
KENNY—In Scbtt Memorial Hospital, on
August 1.61b, to Mr. and Mrs. E. Joseph
Kenny, Dublin, a son.
HENNINGER—In Scott' Memorial Hospital,
on August Dith, ,to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Benninger; Dublin, a son.
Deaths
took treatments. Her many friends
hope for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Anne Tuerltheim . andefemtly
have moved into the dwelling in the
mall end of the village ree.ently va-
cated by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gascho.
Mrs. Edgar 'Schnell, di Tisdale,
Sask., and her sister, Mre. Beattie, of
Winghein,.. visited relatives here on
Saturday. Their lather, Mr. Robert
McBride„ of Kippen, a former resi-
dent of the Goshen Line, Stanley, is
in poor health at present ,which' bis
many friends in this 'Section will re-
gret to hear.
Rev. H. Reble, Hamilton, perform-
ed the ceremony in that ci-y on Fri-
day which united M marriage- Ger-
;rude, daughter of Mrs. A. Tueltheim
and the late Rev. E. Turkheim, of
town, and Charles F. Bowden, of To-
ronto. Mr. and Mrs. Bowden will re -
rade in Toronto.
Mr. and Ape. G. K. Farwell -visited
-relatives in Kitchener over the wank
end.
WI:FOP—In New Westminster Hospital,
British COlumbia, on August 144ls. Roderick
McLeod, *a his 87th year. Husband " of
• Margaret McDougall, and both formerly of BAYFIELD
Walton.
KIPPEN
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C; Ohem. F; Latin, F; Fr, P; Health
C.
Ryan, Frank—Eng. Comp. 2; °Bug.
Lit. 2; Mod. Hist. 1; Alg. 0; Geom.
2; Chem. 2;, Latin 3; French, C;
Health 3..
Sandford, Beatrix—Eng. Comp. 3;
alg. Lit. 3; Mod. Hi.st. C; Alg1;
Geom. 2; -Chem. C; Latin 2; French.
3; Health 2.
Southgate, (Lillian—Eng, C. F; Eng.
1.4t. F; Mod. Hist. C; Mg. C; Geom.
C; Chem. F; Latin C; Fr. C; Health 2.
Devereaux, Helen—Eng. C; A. &
M. Hist. 0; Latin 1; Fr. C; Health 3;
Alg. 2.
Dunlop, Annis—Eng. F; A. & M.
Hist. C; Phys. F; Latin F; French F;
Health 3; Alg. P.
Golding,, Marjory—Eng. 0; A. & M.
Hist. C;, PlaYs. 2; Latin C; French F;
Health F; Alg. 2.
Harrison., Keith—Eng. C; A. & M.
Hist. C; Latin C; French F; Health
2; Ale. 2!
Hicknell, Leo—Eng. C; A. & M.
Hist.- C; Phys. C; French F; Health.
3; Alg. 3.
Holmes, Kathleen—Eng. C & M.
Hist, F; Phys. F; French P; Health
2; Alg. F.
Hopper, Neil—Eng. C; A. & M. Hist.
3; Phys.'1; Latin C; French 3; Health
3; Mg. 1.
HurfOrd, Jeanne—Eng. 3; A. &. M.
Hist. 3; Phys. 3; Latin, F; French,
C; Health 2; Alg. C.
Mackenzie, Dorothy—Eng. 3; A. &
M. Hist. C; Phys. C; Latin 1; French
2; Health C; Alg. 3.
McMaster, Joan—Eng. 3; A. 86 M.
'Hist. 2; Phys. 3; Latin, C; French C;
Health 1, Alg. C. t.
Scott, Harry—Eng. C; Phys. F; -Pr.
C; Health 3; Mg. F.
Smith, Dorothy—Eng. 2; A. & M.
Hist, 1; Phys. C; Latin 2; French 2;
Health 2; Alg. C.
Southgate, James—Eng. C; A. & M.
Hist. C; Phys. C; Latin C; French
C; Health' 3; Alg. C.
Westcott, Marguerite—Eng. C; A. &
M. Hist, 2; Phys. 3; Latin F; French.
C; Health 3; Alg. 3.
McKellar, Isobel—Latin A., 0; Lat.
C., C.
Patrick, John—Eng. Comp. C; Eng.
Lie C.
The following pupils will be grant-
ed Secondary School Graduation
Diplomas—Dale, Keith; Doig, Hugh;
Duncan, Mary; Fockert, Teresa; Hay;
Wilma; •McKellar, Isobel; Moffat,
Janie; Moore, " Ahyvonne; Ryan,
Frank; Sandford, Beatrix.
The August meeting of the Kippen
East Women's Institute will be held
at the home of Mrs. William Kyle,'
Kippen, on Wednesday evening. next,
August 26th. The Varna Institute
will be guests at this meeting. As
this is the blew -Ica' sesearch meet-
ing Mr. 'Paul Doig, of Egreondnelle;
will give the topic, The roll call will
be "A story from local history." The
July meeting was very beneficial and
instructive when Dr. Paul Brady, of
Seaforth, gave a continuance of 'the
First Aid lecture. There was also a
good report on jam. making and a sub:
stan.tial return from the salvage col-
lection.
Mr. and Mrs. George Varley return-
ed to $t. Catharines last week.
Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Dalrymple at-
tended the Chappel reunion at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chap-
pel at Cromarty.
Mr. and. Mrs. James Sproat and
family, of Indianapolis, were recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Sproat.
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The sacrament of the Lord's' Sup-
per was observed at the morning ser --
vice' on Sunday la9t. Several new
members were received into commun-
ion. The yoUng son of Mr. and Mrs.
Rose Jamieson, of Long Branoh, was
baptized by Rev. Peter Jaitieson.
Personals: Mr. and Mrs. John
Young and daughter, Aileen, Granton,
with Mrs. Tufford and Miss Mary
Currie; Miss Ilene Faneon, Munro,
with Miss Betty McKellar; Mr. and
Mrs. Carr Weitzman and family, of
-Niagara Falls, with relatives; Mrs.
1 Cooper and son, Archie, Toronto, with
"Mr. and MaseE. Allen; ,Miss Marjorie
Parker, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
David 'Parker with. Mr.• and Mrs. Os-
wald Walker; Private Peter Harburn,
Trenton, With Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Luxton; Privates Frank and Wilfred
Scott, London, with their parents;
Mies Mae Quance. London. with her
mother, 'Mrs. V. Quance; Mr. and Mrs.
James Barr and Mrs. Margaret Barr,
Stratford, with Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
McKellar and ,Mr. and Mrs. John
Scott; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stauskoph,
Sebringville, with friends,; Helen
Kemp has returned. to Mitchell after
visiting, Mrs. Houghton.
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Mrs. Schell and son, Kenneth, of
Detroit, are guests at the home of
Mrs. Austin and family.
Mrs. McCulley, of Hensall, is spend-
ing a few days with her niece, Mrs.
Nelson Reid_
Mr. and Mee. Billy Mceinb and .ht-,
tee son, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Austin
and children, of Seaforth, spent,Sun-
day at the parental •home.
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Miss Jean Fisher, of Waterloo, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. A. Ed -wards.
Mrs. Ernie Veciden, of Alberta, 's
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Talbot.
Mr. .Bill Carson, of London, is holi-
daying 'with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. El-
liott.
Rev. john Graham, Mrs. Graham,
son Pat and daughter Monica, returi-
, ed ,hcone Thursday last from summer
camp at Kintail.
Mr. and Mrs. Carty and Mr. and
Mrs. Schofield, of Detroit, called . on
friends in the village on Sunday last.
Miss Nora -Balkwell aild• friend,
of London, are visiting Miss Nora
Ferguson this, week.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rhynas and two
sons, of Burlington, spent the week-
end with his mother, Mrs. Oliver Rhy-
a nes.
Mr. Louis Sokilbe, of towns receiv- 'Mrs. Mason and son, Gordon, of De-
ed the sad news of the death of his troit, are visiting her sister, Mrs. Gee.
wife's sister, Martha, Wife of George Castle.
Brenner, which tot* place , at herr A vie -tory sale will be held on Fri -
horde in. Midland. Mich., last Thurs- day evening at the Town. Hall, con -
da y..i -She is survived by her husband sisting of furniture, clothing, glass -
and two daughters. Among those ware and other' useful articles. All
iron/ this area who attended the fun- proceeds are for war svork.
eral held on Sunday were:. , Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Norman Thetns, , of
LOUIS Schiibe, John Albrecht, Mufred Detroit, are spending their holidays
Schilbe, Kra Henb Krueger and36tri. with his mother, Mrs. Thorns.
Ivan Yunghlut.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright, of Nilestovsn, I
were week -end guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Inges.
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sion wan *light with rosebuds, and
Ir hrittal rtotquert. was 'Setter Times
yad1a. Th.0 attendants
were • --'31,ek Reed, sister o th.e
bride, hs.A: frau of honor, and the
bridesnie4s Mrs. Earl Saraetee.
Kra. Atieele those a graceful floor -
length ge of white silk jersey,
with Pink' boulder veil Caught with
pale Neje- owers, and she carried
Sweetheart twee. The bridesmaid was
costairaed itO *white sheer floor -length,
gathered bodice and her blue veil was
caught wit4tpale blue flowers. Her
bouquet 4. paler pink roses. Leal. -
Mg Alper an James Jack, R.C.A.F.,
Toronto, w4s groomeraan, and the
usher wa Ross Sararas. The
receptityn was held at the home
of the ; jbride's parents. For
receivingthe thirty-five gueets, Mrs.
SaranSe; mother of the bride, wore a
beige dress with blue accessories with
corsage of ked roses. She was assist-
ed by the groom's mother, Mrs. Gros-
ser, gowned in navy blue with ac-
cessories inewhite, wearing a corsage
of Talisman roses. For their wedding
trip to Grand Bend, the bride wore a
blue and white print with navy ac-
cessories, and her only ornament
was a gold locket, the gift of the
groom. The bride and groom will re-
side in Toronto. Guests we're present
from Torento, Kitchener, Cromarty
and Heenan,
Peacock Harpole
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Ladies' and Gentlemen's all white
shoes reduced 20% at Goodwins.
The Huron Expositor is on sale irt
Hensel]. at Middleton's Drug Store.
Single copies, 4 cents.
Gospel Tent, Hensall—Evangelists
Blackwood and Wilkie are preaching
the gospel in the tent each week night
at 8 (except Saturday). "Salvation
By Blood," "The Coming of Christ,"
"Is There a Real Hell?" are some of
the subjects nreached. Everybody,
Norris McEwan, radio teoheician, of
Hamilton, and now transferred to
Montreal, and .Alpine McEwan, Jr., of
Galt, spent the week -end with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alpine McEw-
an.Miss Judd, of Clinton, was a week-
end guest with Mr. end Mrs. E. R.
Shaddick and Judy.
Miss Dolly Carlin, of Seaforth, was
a recent guest ,with Mr. and Mrs. N.
E. Cook and family.
Mrs. NelsoneBlateliforcl has return-
ed home following a delightful week's
visit' spent with Mr. and Mr. Lloyd
Hudson of St. Marys. Mrs. Hudson is
a niece of Mrs. Blatchford,
Mrs. W. Wagner and son Leonard,
and granddaughter, Marlene, of Zur-
ich, and Mr. and MrS. Simpson, of
Guelph, visited Mrs. W. Luker and
Gladys on Sunday last -
Miss Grace Brock, of London,' is
vacationing at her home here.
Mrs. Manning, of Clinton, has re-
turned home after spending some holi-
days with her daughter, Mrs. How-
ard Hyde.
Dr. Wm. Joynt, of London, spent a
week's vacation with his m'other, Mrs.
A. Joynt.
Mrs. Bertha Bell, of Hickson, is:
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Caw-
thorpe.
Mrs. Graham, of LondOn, was a re-
cent guest with her cousin, Mrs.
Manns.
Nancy Ann and Murray Scruton, of
Port Dover, have returned home af-
ter visiting their grandmother, Mrs.
A. Scruton.
Mrs. Maynard Harman, Stratford,
and her sister, Miss Mario!). Drum -
Mond, of Toronto, celled on friends in
the village Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Haring and children, of Lon-
don, have been holidaying with the
former's mother, Mrs. Minnie Little.
Miss Mary Pybus, of London, visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. links last
week.
Miss Dotathy •McQueen': of Toron-
to visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. -McQueen.
• Grositr - Sararas
Tall standards of pink and white
Picardy gladioli formed an attractive
- ' background in Hensall 1.Ynited Church
Mr. William Luce has leased his The Bayfield 'Golf and Country Club, Saturday,- August 15th, at 6.30 ilenle
75 -acre fame on the Babylon Line' held a, successful bridge at the home for a eharming evening ,wedding, when
South, tp Leonard Debus for a term of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Will 011 Doris Sararas, of Toronto, daughter
elf jears. Mr. Luce intends locating Pelavan Street. of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Sararas, ot
in the Western Proffaces. i...:A'illicr. and Mrs. Roy Path . and son, Cromarty, formerly of Heneall, be -
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dionen, who Ronny, of 'Caledonia, are guests' at
came , the •bride of Leading Aircraft-
epent the past six weeks! at London, the home of iiile. and Mrs, William
man Roy Grosser, 11.C.A.F., Toronto,
have returned to their home' here. I Jowett.
Mr. i•Dinnen attended the glimmer i Mr, and Mrs. James P. Ferguson, son Of Mr. and Mrs. William Grosser,
sahOol held in, connection with the, of London, visited Mrs. J. Ferguson of Toronto. The ceremony was sole
telvereity Of Western Ontario! over the week-en.d. emnized by Rev. R. A. Brooks minis -
The gerviees • in the Lutheran Charles l3alkell and Walter- Allen, ter of the ehurch. Miss Greta Lam-
oeteeee •hvir,6_100,,,,,,twagoinn for tee, of 'Landon, were gnosis of Miss Per- rnAe, A.T.C.M., church organist, Was
rank titter Slitidalete It illt etpeCted that ,,gnkin. . - at the denieele for the wedding tnnsic,
-When regaled the new pkaStor„ 4ter, Migg Maria McKeR, administrator and the soloist, Miss -Florence Welsh,
• •, p„, iretiwoh; Wilt be innebarge, I of the -Brantford General Hospital, of I-tensalle -sang in pleasing .,atyle
...•'.''' 4 04*•.:.0,t. liniailinherinnit vrere my , and Mrs, japnis A. Phillips, of Brant-
. ,;t0i*itifo•,,,,,t14.,,ive,a`g..onit oh a, 13,0thie.fercii, Were Visitors dining the Wank "Becanie,!*, The InvelY bride, given
a. o
twi
*nesin marriage by her father, was att:rae-
-'''04,ti. .., ny. *nver W. riavii,s,
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tively gowned itt floor -length White
eill,:Witte ie' 'fiersi „. thar4 YtArk Millard, of 13rantfOrd,
returned to her 'home wet a tVos. sheer, With ittsertiona 'Of 'Chantilly
' • nhe itree1ier*d4thift. Iti theVillage !' pee, Her finger-tip veil of White, ilia
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Pink and white Picardy gladioli
formed the floral background at Hen-
sall United .Church, Saturday, August
15th, at 3 pm., for a charming wed-
ding of wide interest, when Pearl
Jarvis, daughter of Mrs. Grace
Bar -
pole, of Hensall, became the bride of
Flight Officer Douglas Henry Pea-
cock, R.C.A.F., Goderich, son of Col.
and Mrs. G. PeacoCk, Toronto. The
ceremony was solemnized by Col. G.
W. Peacock, Toronto, father of the
groom, assisted by Rev. R. A. Brook,
minister of Hensall United Church.
Miss Greta Larnraie, A.T.C.M., was at
the console for the bridal music, and
during the signing of the register
played "Inteemettzo." • Given in mar-
riage by her grandfather, Mr. Henry
Horton, of Hensall, the lovely young
bride those a floor -length gown of
white, sheer with lace. inserts, fashion-
ed on princess lines. Her floor -length
veil of white French illusion was
caught with white roses, and her
bridal bouquet was Peerless red ros-
es and Bouvardia. Her only ornarctent
was an air -force locket, gift of the
groom. The attendants were Miss
Dorothy Peacock, Toronto, sister of
the groom, as maid of honor, and Miss
Flizabeth Morphy, Loadon, and Miss
Mary Beck, Ingersoll, as bridesmaids.
Miss Peacock's gown was blue sheer,
floor -length, fashioned on princess
style, and her blue shoulder -length
veil *as taught with red roses. The
bridesmaid's were gowned alike in
pink seheere 110019ehOli, with mate -
log 1.000Vr itatOblx veils Oatiat Wif13,
rses Pbt1 Page bruIlze mums
0hIpleted the .ensemble 4:If the trio,
AC.2 Gordon. Peacock, R.C.A.F, of
Montreal, was his 'brother's grooms -
wan, and the Ushers were Lieut. Bill
Thompson and W.-0. John Andrew,
R.C.A.F„ London. To receive, Mrs.
Harpole, mother of the 'bride, wore a
gown of powder blue .crepe with white
accessories, 'wearing a corsage of
Talisman roses. She was assisted by
Col. Peacock, mother of the groom,
who wore 'the uniform of the SA.
Her corsage was Briarclifee roses.
Fifty guests were present for the- re-
ception which was held on the spa-
cious lawn at the lovely residence of
Mrs. Anna Berry, Hensall. The bridal
table, centered with the wedding cake,
was attractive with vases of red ros-
es and pink and white tapers. Mrs.
C. Eilber, of Zurich, and Mrs. Anna
Berry poured tea from silver tea ser-
vices at the bridal table. Serving
were Miss Helen Hartry, Mrs. Jahn
Pecker and Mrs. John Andrew, all of
London. For the two weeks' wedding
trip to Georgian Hay, the bride don-
ned a tan crepe ensemble with dark
brown accessories. The bride and
groom will take up residence in God-
erich. Guests were present from
Montreal, Windsor, Toronto; London,
Oshawa, Zurich and Hensall.
little son, Ponakt.
Mr. MorleY Sa,n4Ors. 91'
was; a, visitor in town on Tuesday
Miss Mona Ifeddeu, of Hensall; and
Ronald and Roy Redden, of St. Oatat"
arines, spent Tuesday with Mr, and
Mrs. Whitney Carter, Clinton.
Miss Patsy Mitchell was the 'gtlest
of Mies June Kennedy for enfew days
this week.
Services in the United .Church 011
Sunday morning last were conducted
by Rev. Mr. Bremner, of Seaforth,
who delivered a splendid discourse.
Miss Mary Goodwin presided very ab-
ly at the console of the organ in the
absence of Mise Greta' Lammie, who
is on vacation. For their anthem the
choir rendered, "Thine Ie All the
Glory."
-Mr, Orville Twitchell, George T.
Wren and James A. Paterson, village
clerk,. all of Hensall, and Mr. Percy
Phillips, of Toronto, motored to Mea -
ford Tuesday and spent the day there
enjoying a fishing, expedition trip. The
quartette was successful in landing 41
pounds of lake trout. Phillips of
Toronto caught the third largest fish
there title year and stands a chance
of winning the silver cup this year,
The fish he caught was 34% inches
long and weighed 15 pounds 10 ounces.
, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horton are en-
joying a week's vacation and are
spending the time visiting with eel&
tives itt Hamilton.
1r and Mrs. Burley, of Airiaorte,
Mich., called on friends in the village
Wednesday on their way to vacation
Miss Dorothy McQueen, of London,
visited recently with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. McQueen; and sister, El-.
va.
Mrs. Olive Knapp, weie has been
the guest of her sister and brother-in-
law, Dr. and Mrs. James W. Bell, for
the past two weeks, left on Tuesday
Or her home at Oakland, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spencer haVe
returned home following a two weeks'
visit spent with their daughter Mavis
in Toronto.
uMrs. D. A. Cantelon, who suffered i
stroke at her home here on Christ-
masday, rain 'who since for some
weeks was a patient in Scott Memor-
ial Hospital, Seaforth, and since that
time has been with her son, Ferris,
wife and fatiaily at Schrombefg, is
back in Hensall again and is at pres-
ent a patient at Mrs. Saundercock's'
nursing home here.
Ronald and -Roy Hedden, of St.
Catharines, are spending two weeks'
holidays with their grandinother, Mrs.
C. M. Hedden.
Keith Buchanan, R.C.A.F., Arnprior,
near Ottawa, spent the week -end with
his grandmother, Mrs. A. Buchanan,
and his father. Keith, who had been
stationed in New Brunswick, was re-
cently transferred to Arnprior.
Mrs. James A. Paterson epent Tues-
day in Zutich, the guest of Mrs. E.,
Gascho.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, Warren and
Carolyn, of Toronto, are holidaying
in Hensall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Stanlake,
(nee Miss Mabel Workman) have re-
turned from their wedding trip. '
Mr. Roy McLa.ro'n, of St. Catharines,
spent the week -end with bis wife and
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WOMEN.
EVERYWHERE
are praising the new LU-
DO Quick YEAST that
keeps without refrigera-
tion. Ask your grocer
bow you can try 111-130
without obligation.
at Georgian Bay. Mrs. Burley is the
former Miss Dora Sherritt of Hen-
sall.
Miss. Elizabeth Scheafer, who has
been visiting at the Scott residence,
has returned to her home in: Palmer-
ston.
Opening of the T. Harry Hoffman
Funeral Home in Dashwood
We cordially invite the public to inspect our
Funeral Home on Sunday, August 30th, at 3 p.m., •
and the following week thereafter from 2 to 5, and
from 7 to 10 p.m. Before our opening ,on Sunday,
August 30th, at.3 p.m., the local clergymen will con:- -
duct alorief dedicatory service in the reposing room;
After the service, the visitors will be shown through:
Fatterals if desired to be held from our Funeral Home have no
additional charge-. This -is an added service to our patrons and our
desire is to have it used as their own.
The living room, which "is converted into the chapel the day at
the funeral, has a seating capacity of approximately one hundred
people, and if necessary, many more can be seated in other adjoin-
ing rooms.
Our casket display room, located in the basement, has a wide
variety of caskets, where the price of a funeral can be at your own
choosing.
Our preparation room, located en the main floor, has' been equip-
ped with the latest in embalming essentials, approved, by the Board
of Examiners and the local Board of Health.
We also have a private car for day and night ambulance service
for the conveyance of the sick and injured.
T. H. HOFFMAN
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