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inip-,144146,,Notiecs to Creditors, Etc.—Rates on aPplicaticr,
Wanted Auction Sales
,AlkItt•flGIRL'S BICYCLE, 'IN GOOD
-.90500311. Appy to Box 423, HURON
''PPSIT(313. 3988x1
ANTBD--4CATTLE FOR PASTURE, FOR
annalner months. Apply W. J.
Pri,NALr.b1:*r, Hillsgreen. Phone Hensall 100
Personals
HpUrIliFIC PAIN, SCIATICA, LUMBA-
Onicirly refieVed by using RUMACAPS.
T,t,pco mmeilded by thousands who have gained
hetiteo health. BEATING'S DRUG STORE.
• For Sale
ica SADE-151A.N'S BICYCLE. APPLY TO
P. BURN'S, Market Street.
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OR SALE—TOMATO, CABBAGE AND
cauliflower plants. Apply to T. M.
GRIEVE, Egmendville, or Phone 664 r 3.
3989xI
Teachers Wanted
TEACHER WANTED—FOR S. S. NO. 4,
MeffilloO: Apply. stating salary and
qualifications, to GEORGE R. CAMPBELL,
Secretary -Treasurer, R. R. 1, Seaforth.
3989x3
For Rent
FOR RENT—% DUPLEX, WITH ALL
conveniences. Corner of Market and Ord
Streets, Seaforth a Apply to BOX 27, or
Phone 25. 3975 -td
Lost and Found
T IOST — YELLOW COLLIE DOG WITH
• ruff. Answers to "Spike.", Phone 849 r
14.. GEORGE WHEATLEY, R. 31. .1, Dublin.
3989-1
,IXT.11 REDUCTION SHORTHORN SALE,
" 6 Males and 50 Fematim, will be held_at
Elmandarph Stock Farm, June 2nd, 1944, at
Varna, Ont., on Friday, June 2nd, 1944, at
1.30 o'clock, combined with Andrew C.
Gaunt. Included in the sale are 6' bulls rang-
ing. from calves to serviceable age; 30 eewe
wad heifers. These cattle are all in good
condition and are real foundation or herd
header'. material. Herd fully accredited and
negative to blood test. Auctioneers—Dun-
can Brown and Robert T. Amos; Ringmen—
W. M. O'Neil and Donald Blue. For cata-
logue and details write CLIFFORD IL KEYS
& SONS, Varna, Ont. Phone 96 r 4, Hensall.
Wm. Johnston, of the Shorthorn World, will
be present. 3989x1
A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FAJEN'-
''. .ture at residence of Mrs. A. Ilt. Scott,
corner tctf Centre did West 'William Streets,
Seaforth, on 'Tuesdayr May Sfith, at 1 p.m.,
sharp: One solid walnut extension table;
1 solid walnut buffet; 1 solid walnut china
cabinet; 6 dining room chairs; 1 settee; 1
armchair 3 chairs ; 1 end, table: 1 chester-
field and 2 matching chairs; living room
Walnut table; picture; 2 small tables; oak
washstand; 1 white rocking chair; toilet set;
2 bedroom chairs; curtain rods.; 1 oil lamp;
2 kitchen mirrors; white enamel top kitchen
table; kitchen clock; kitchen coal and wood
range with water front; washstand; kitchen
sideboard; drophead sewing (machine; kitchen
stool; flower pots; carpet sweaper; mops;
quantity dishes and kitchen utensils; garden
tools; 2 tubs; boiler; ironing hoard; electric
iron and toaster. Terms—Cash. MRS. A. D.
SCOTT, Proprietress; E. P. Chesney, Clerk ;
' Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
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Notice To Creditors
' NOTICE TO CREDITORS ,.
•
In the Estate of JOHN NOLAN
A LL PERSONS HAVING.DLAIMS AGAINST
t`-‘• .the Estate of John Nolan, late of the
Township of McKillop, in the County of
Huron, Farmer, .deceased, who died on or
about the 15th day. of April, 1944, are here-
by notified to send in to the undersigned on
or before the 17th day, Of • June, 1944, full
• tparticubits• 'of their ,claims,
5inndzatady after the said last' Mentioned
date. the assets .ofthe said estate 'Will .he
• .distributed aincmgst the parties entitled there -
'to, having regard only to claims of which
The undersigned shall then have notice; to
the exelission of an -others, and the under-
signed Will rust be, liable to any person of
whose 'claim 'the undersigned shall not then
' '''lhave notice for the .assets so dist:ranted or
any ,part Thereof. • '
.DATED at Seaforth, this 23rd day of May
1944.
McCONNELL et HAYS,
• Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executors.
89894
Notices.
• VIZECE -LINE. YOUR 11031E — BLOWN
• Itockwool applied to the wills and cieR-
ings of your home will save fuel with more
,comfort. Trained crews and modern equip-
ment wed. For free estinmte and • terms,
write Box 421, -HURON EXPOSITOR, Or
•PNEUMATIC INSULATING CO. LTD., Row -
Fend Day, 5 Thornton A"ve., London.
•• 3987-7
RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS—FRANKPENNI-
, t: if,heYour Dealer. . atrHas$a line .ofo pro-
.dne at
•be, calling on you soon. , 3985-26
„pOULTRY—FOR SA FACTORY CULL-
ing and highest market prices, call GEO.
WALIKETC flirdJL Phone 119.
3981x12
Ts143TICE-173174IA.M 13RADSHAW, Troun.
••••' Watkinra dealer and also agent for E. D.
Smith & San's fruit and ornamental nursery
stock, Market Street, Seaforth, Ont. Phone
50. 5973-tf
AUCTIONEER '
W. S. O'Neil, Denfield
TF YOU WANT -TO REALIZE GREATER
returns froin your Auction Sales of Live
Stock and Farm Eonipment, ask those who
know and have heard me. Fifteen years' 4);(-
11erienee. Sales conducted anywhere. For sale
dates, Phone 284, Granton, at my expense.i,.
8911)-tf
A UCTION SALE OF PROPERTY- AND
".2" Household Effects, o tzWednesday,May
Slat, at 1.31 p.m, in Seaforth on Huron
Road, two blocks east of Main Street: One
Quebec cook stove; 6 kitchen chairs; 1 arm
chair; 2 drop leaf tables; 1 sideboard; 1 com-
mode chair; several pocking chairs; 1 clock;
1 day bed; 1 couch; 2 electric lamps; 1 chest
of drawers; .1 wardrobe; number of sinal
tables; several odd 'chairs; 1 brown iron
bed, springs and mattress; 1 chiffonier and
washatand; 1 toilet set; 1 wooden bed and
swings: 1 ;rash boiler; 3 wash tubs; 2 iron
kettles; '1 sprinkling can; several house
plants; quantity of dishes: kitchen utensils;
sealers; pictures; small mirror; 1 lawn
mower; 1 ash sifter ; garden ,tools ; 300 lbs.
of, coal; number of pieces .of floor covering;
curtains; drapes; 1 electric iron and 2 -burner
hot plate. Terms an ,'chattels—Cash. situated two
blocks -from Main Street of Seaforth. on Hur-
on - Road. This cottage is in goOd repair.
Good garden, and sunutter kitchen, wood shed;
Property offered subject to reserve bid. Terms
on Property -10 per cent.. down, balance in
30 days. ESTATE OF LATE ICA rlihRINE
•KEHOE; Mrs. Laura McWilliams, Ex.; Har-
old Jackson, Auctioneer; E. P. Chesney.
Clerk. • , 3989-1
COURT OF REVISION
• Township of McKillop
rrHE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF TA•cli'LL,
lop will meet as a Court of Revision on
the Assessment Roll of 1944 at Carnegie
Mrary Hall, Seaforth, an Monday, June
6th, at 10 a -m.
J. M. E'CKEAT, Clerk.„
3988-2
TENDERS POR COAL AND COKE
'Federal Builtlinga-PrOvinett of Ontario
• • kEALED TENDERS ADDRESSED TO TEE
J' undersigned and endorsed "Tender. for
Coal,'.'" will be received until 2 p.m. (R.D.
Vircdnesday, June 7, 1944, for the snP-
1y of dial and coke for the Dominion Build
ing:s ithroughont the Province of 'OnforiTho. '
FoFrn• of tender with specifications and
eon:dr:Sons attached, can liO'Obtained from the
Vilicharfing Agent, Detrartmerit of Public
Works, Ottawa; and the Supervising Anthi-•
tea, 36. Adelaide St; Etat, Toronto, Ont.
•Tendert Shotild be bunk' on the feremis
• euretaded ty the Doartnion ;and in necdrd-
grace witfla detnertmental speciileations and don-
&Vous attached -thereto. Coat dealers' license
•iirirbern smut be_shten when tendering.
lfintiaitilette reserves the - right 80
AtiMand trent any saceesstill iterideren before
6,Wardirig•A1te order a etcearity daprisit dir the
fat& eertified eh:40e on a Chartered
bank Orittorla, made frayable 80 Ole order
• 'Of.' the Iton-ontsible, the Minister. of knblid
ping; to la Ike' Cdfit ith&. amount
tender, , or llearet-,literals . the.
Op.:canard-a.„ Or • lir the "(linnuligan
' • calm**, to.d: 1*
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AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF -
'Meta. at the ,residence of Mrs. W. A.
Bremner, Church and Centre St., Seaforth.
an Friday, .May 36th, at 1 pm:: Three-piece
chesterfield suite; Gerhard fleintanta,n
piano; 1 'walnut chjna cabinet; 6 oak din-
ing room chairs, leather seats ; several rags:
rocking chairs: 1 wheel 'Chair; 1 leather
couch; 1 library table; several small tables;
odd chairs; 1 walnut., steel bed iron bed; 2
oak dressers; 1 \painted dresser; 3 bed
springs; 3 inner spring. mattresses; 1 New
Williams sewing machine, drop •head; 2 sets
open book shelves; 1 electric range; 1 elec-
tric heater; 2 electric -toasters ; .1 electric
iron; 1 electric 1-bnrner hot plate; 1 elec-
tric 2 -burner hot plate; 1 galvanized ,iron
tub; 1 glass washboard; 1 5 -gallon -nil can ;
1 loneksa.vs; 1 lawn mower; garden tools •
numerous odd dishes; .kitchen utensils; sev-
eral electric lamps. Terms—Cash. MRS. W.
A. BREMNER, Proprietress; Harold Jackson,
Auctioneer; E. P. Chesney, Clerk.
In Memoriam
TN LOVING 1115111,10RY OF A DEAR HUS -
hand and father, Mr. Alex Wright, who
Passed awayou.ithe 27th of May, 1941.
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Pat Rafferty, legendary faNiourite of the English and Canadian vaudeville stage„ stars in this scene
from "Increased Activity," one of -the high-humouf Spots of Lever Brothers' Lifebuoy Follies, famous
soldier show, which, under the'sponsorship of the Seaforth Red Cross, will make one of its few civilian
appearance on June 1st at Cardno's Hall, and in. Hensall Town Hall, on June 2nd.. '4,
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13,14470. :A,1, A '11W o,p.
iNa)(110• 80,11*Alini
engolvilus 4§tMoP3 formed An
oietittlX,in'the 141.1ther-
1• lialifaX, on. 'rriday, 141a3"
10,tbi 7,.1 p.m, ticir the Marriage Of
,.Margaret Selawalm,-
4Olffhter of 'Mrs. ' Violet
Schwa:Pm, .aid the late Peter scilwalm
of Hensall, ati4 Leading Sign -Oman
William ,Oliarles Wayne, of Hamilton,
stationed; at Halifax, BMA of Mr. and
WaYne, of Hamilton. Rev.
D. A.2Conrad. was the officiating min-
ister, and the church organist, Miss
Grant, .played the bridal music. En-
tering the church on the arm of
Chief Petty7Officer Prosser, of Hali-
fax, who gave her in marriage, the
bride was charming in floor -length
white sheer crepe, fashioned with
Sweetheart neekline, fitted bodice and
veil with train, and her bridal bou-
qUet was red roses. Her bridesmaid,
Kay Simenuick, of Regina; Sask.
chose a blue sheer 'floor -length gown
with lace insets and carried a bou-
quet of roses. Patrolinan Perks, of
Hamilton, attended the groom. Later
a reception was held at the home Of
Chief Petty -Officer and Mrs. L. Seag-
er, Halifax, thirty guests attending.
For their honeymoon which is rbeing
spent in: Hensall and Northern On-
tario, the „bride travelled in her uni-
form.
Passmore Shilton
Snapdragons in shades of pink and
white formed the setting in Sher -
bourne Street United Church, Toron-
to, Friday, May'19th, at 8 p.m., for, a
cbarming wedding of wide interest,
when- Margaret Catherine Shilton,'
'B.A., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
T. Shilton, Tormito, became the bride
of Rev.. Robert A. G. Passmore, of
Melita, Man., formerly of Hensall, and
son of Mr.,andllrs. John ssmore,
of He.nsall. Rev. R. C. Chal rs, B.A.,
Th., solemnized the marriage i d t1he
thurch organist, Mr. G. D. At h. bn,
was at the console of the org for
the 'bridal music. Given in marria
by her father, . the charming young
bride chose for,her wedding a gown
of white silk jersey, an original em-
pire model with shirred bodice, with
train and long veil, shirred Juliet cap
with seed pearls. She wore the
grOom's gift, a string of pearls with
matching ear rings, and carried a cas-
cade of white carnations, white sweet
peas and baby's breath. Miss Ann
ford.
Nursing Sister Isabel )3ettles, ef
Camp Ipperwash, -spent the week -end
With her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Theron .Bettles.
Don't forget to buy your tickets for
the "Lifebtioy Follies," put on far the
Red Cross. Tickets can be had from
Mrs. Eaton. The reserved seat plan
will be open on Monday, so get your
tickets, this week. •
,, We are pleased to see Pilot Officer
Leslie Beattie heme from Italy. He
made his escape after a forced land-
ing after a flight over Germany.
Me. Allen Campbell spent a week
in Toronto with Mr: and Mrs. Archie
p3 LOVING MEMORY •OF JOHN MerN-
tzpulia, a dev&ted `husband and father, who
passed away two years ago, May 21st, at St.
Mary's Hospital, , Detroit. ,
—S-adly missed by Wife Margaret, son Ger-
ald. and .fainil.v. • 3989x1
TN LOVING MEMORY OF MRS. THOMAS
Robinson,' Who passed away one year ago;
May 28th, 1943.
Not dead. 08, no! but borne beyond the
shodws,
Into the •loll, clear light;
Forever done with mist and dloud and. temp-
est,
Where,all is calico and bright-
.
Nat even sleeping—called to glad awakening
In Heaven's endless day;
Nat still and moveless—etetiped from earth's
rough places
To walk the Ring's Highway.
Not silent--iust passed out of earthly hearing
To sing Heaven's sweetnew song;
Not lonely --dearly, loved and dearly loving.
Amid the white -robed throng.
No, not- forgetful—keeping fond remembrance
Of dear ones left awhile;
And looking gladly to the bright reunion,
With hand clasp and with smile.
Oh, no, not dead—but past all fear of dying,
Ansi with all suffering o'er;
Say not that I am dead when Jesus calls Me
- To live for evermore.
--Sadly missed by Husband and Daugh-
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Births
REYNOLDS In Scott Metnerial Hospital, on
May 20th. to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rey-
nolds, n daughter.
CLELAND—Dr Scott Memorial Hospital, on
May 22nd, to 81.r. ami Mrs. James Cleland,
Ethel, a daughter.
Deaths
BETHUNE-4n 'Vernon, an Snturday,
May 20th, Miss Jessie Bethune, in her 7.6th
Campbell.
HENSALL
Rheumatic Pain, Sciatica, Lumbago
quickly relieved by using R17MA-
CAPS. Recommended by thousands
who have gained better health. Mid-
dleton's Drug Store.
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not wish a reserved seat. The door
of the hall will open at eight o'clock'
June 2nd. Lever Brothers are paying
the entire cost of the performance,
with the exception of the rental of
the hall, leaving all receipts in the
hands of the local. Red Cross branch.
Mersey spent for tickets will, in addi-
tion to providing an evening's 'enter-
tainment, make it possible, fee the lo-
cal Red Cross to purchase materials
to further the efforts of the con-
scientious, hard-working people who
comprise the branches of the Ontariq
Division of the Canadian Red Cross
Society. Keep the date in mind—Fri-
day, June '2nd; Hensall Town
Tickets for the Lifebuoy b'ellies are
ei-ng sold by Mrs. Maude Redden, of
Hensall. Buy early and avoid the
'rush at the last Minute. Tickets can
also be secured at .Middleton's Drug
Store and 'Hess's Jewelry Store.. `
Miss Jean Taylor has accepted a
position at- Middleton's Drug Store
and has commenced her duties. 1iss
Edna Gill, Who has been a very popu-
lar clerk for the past number Of
years, has resigned.
Mr: and Mrs. George Gould,. of To-
ronto, have returned hone after
spending _a week's holidays with the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold .Shepherd, of
Toronto, were recent visitors with Mr.
and MOS. James Smillie and Mr. and
Mrs. John Shepherd.
Miss Margaret MacLaren, of Wa-
terloo, is -spending the summer vaca-
tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. Y. MacLaren.
Cpl. Harold Hedden, of Tupper-
ville, and Trooper R. Haffey, of Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, visited on Friday with
Mrs. Catherine Redden. Copl. Hed-
den and Trooper Haffey recently re-
turned from overseas, being invalided
home. • ,
Anniversary servicee will be held in
Carmel Presbyterian, Church on Sun-
day, .May 28th. The guest speaker
will be Rev; Gordon Stettart, of ,Gode,
rich. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carmichael and
little daughter, Janeth, of Glencoe,
were recent visitors in. town.
Isabel Caldwell, of Kippen, was the
winner of a can of floor wax on
"What's the Name"- program, heard
every Friday morning over 'CKNX,
Wingham. .
Pte. Alpine McEwan, who has been
spending a leave ' with his Mother,
Mrs. Nellie 1111cEwap., left Saturday
for Ipperwash..
Mrs. James Dick, vvho has been ill
for the past week or so, is improv-
ing nicely.
Anniversary Services will be observ-
ed in the United °ninth .en ;Sunday,
June 4th;
Mrs. James Sangster and Mr. and
Mrs. AlPhone Foster spent the week,
end with friends in Pillsonburg. '
Mrs. J. E. McEwart spent a day in
1,4onclon recently,
• Airs. H. Arnold is spending a week
or so with her sister., Miss Stella
• Robson, of Torouter.
Mrs. T: W. Parlmer who has beeh
spending -the past number Of 'aveeks
-with her ion.and, diughter-in4aw,41r.
and 1Virs. lllarlLP,ar1ther, of Toronto,
returned home, oh, ThurSday last, and
haii completely recovered ,•,frorn, her
ttationa iThiess this whiter.
'Prailk-MtrileSeitili -,1itteltit
dintriet iestiletit, died inulderdY Stitt,
40,`5,• oeitinie 4 her Mine, tuba Andi
half *ea Wet tIzteiitall, *hili$k0;
tidn 0"15•'.4iiatk Oa*,
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WINTHROP
since he returned home after several
days' treatment in the hosPital.
Lorraine. Smith,, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Szerth, has returned
home from the hospital after an ap-
Pendix operation. Mrs. Smith and
bab'Y &righter expect to be,harne 111
feW daYS. '
The little son of Mr:ond Mrs. *al-
ter ISOMerttille also had a serious ap-
peal:lit ,:i.oilpfgion: and is doing nieelY.
,tarkby, of London, hits
bd Seritinaht fif:4/1 toridOn
•**40itel;PIOatied, tO, hear She" IS
thkigeraerVige
WI* talif of the
f Atil0Pital °nee, ,
',.•tiditirit:*10,1ttiti been
tat* x
'arge' attetts,
Church, Zurich, in the morning and
visited neighbors in the afternoon.'
Surviving her loss are her husband,
one son, Wilfred, at home, and a
daughter, .11argaret, of Forest. Much
sympathy is eypressed to the bereav-
'ed husband and: fanaily in their sud-
den and"' sad loss.
Mrs. Fred Maims had, the misfor-
tune Saturday last to slip and fall on
a freshly waxed floor in her home.
X-rays taken at Scott 'Memorial Hos-
pital, ,Seaforth, revealed a 'fractured
left arm. .
Mrs. William Caldwell, well known
resident of the- Kippen district,. was
taken to Scott Memorial _Hospital,
Seaforth, Friday evening for -an em-
ergency appendix operation, and is
now. progressing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. John'Henderson, Lois,
Jack and Jean spent -Sunday with
relatives in Glencoe.
Mr. and Mrs„ Joseph Marshman,
Joseph' and Betty, of Toronto, were
week -end visitors with Mr: and Mrs.
William Parke. Mrs. Marshman is
the former Miss Olive Lemon,
Mr. and Mrs; Ed. Stelck, of Zurich,
were Sunday guests with Mrs. Jelin
Johnston and Margaret.
Flying Officer Gerald Passmore, of
Lachine, Que., spent a 48-hour leave
With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Passmore this week.
Annonncement
Mra. Violet iSchwalm, of Hensall,
wishes to announce the engagement
of . her daughter, Margaret Laurette,
stationed in Halifax with the W.B.C.
N.S., to Leading Signalman William,
-Charles Wayne, of Hamilton, son of
kr. and Mrs. E, C. Wayne, the wed-
ding to take br'aCg in Halifax early
in June.
Mr, and Mrs. Albeit Passmore and
little son, of Delhi, visited on Sunday
last with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Passmore. While here
they had their sop, Kenneth Gerald,
baptized by his uncle, Rev. Robert A.
G. Passmore. of Melita, Man., 'who
with his wife spent • part of their
honeymoon iii,Hensall.
• At the anniversary services to be
held in Carmel Presbyterian 'Church
on Sunday, May 28th, the choir will
be assisted at the evening service; by
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. MacLaren, of
Goderieh, former well known- Rensall
residents.- It is expected -that Mr. and
Mrs. MacLaten , will contribute some
special numbers. ---
Rev. W. X. Beecroft, minister of
the United Church, Wingham, will be
the guest speaker at the anniversary
services to -be ‘held in the United
Church on Sunday, June 4th:
• Mr. and Mrs. A. W. E. Hemphill
have received word that ,liheir son,
Capt. Howard Hemphill, overseas, has
received the promotion of Major.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saundercock,
of Myth, former Hensall residents,
have been advisedthat their son; Pil-
ot Officer Donald K. Saundercock,
was killed on Monday, May ,22nd,
when an -R.C.A:F. fighter plane crash-
edduring a routine flight overClover-
dale, RC.
Funeral services for the late Henry
Horton, who died at his home in Hen -
sail on Tuesday, May 23rd, will be
held- from the United Church, Hen -
sail, on Friday, at 2.30 p.m. Rev. R.
4. Brook will officiate, and burial will
be in .McTaggart's Cemetery
The Late. Mrs. M. Baechler
Mrs: Merino Baechler died Monday
afternoon, May 22nd, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs.'"Ohria. Gingerich,
in Stanley Township; following a
lengthy illness, having been bed -rid-
den since October last. She was in
her 88th, year and was .the last stir-
viying member of 8 family of eight.
She was a Member of the Amish Men-
nonite Church, Bronson Line, and is
• survived by two datighters, Mrs. Gin-
gerich, at whose home she died, and
Mrs. Sam Ropp, Hoy; and one son;
Solomon; of the Brenson Line; also
17 grandchildren and 15 great grand-
children... Her husband predeceased
her
her eight years ago; a' daughter four
Years ago, and a granddaughter died
some years ago. Ilifrs, gifts, ichantz,
kettsa,I1, is a gra.ncIdabgbter.
) Aunt Dies Ailjinta
• Mr. 'James A. *teipitat14 Clerk of
the Village of }tense:b.,. received Word
Monday advising hintsif the deatli
hau
is nt, Mrs. Richard. Opears,, who
,passed, aWay in the .Generil141Ospita1;
'OilgarY. in nuts*, th
.resttlt of paraly, tom* Mrti,
*gpeariti ;the form eitiktifi4Antift
-
yhts a native of ti i .014,53118
Wet ltffOW/1, in Of? 1141-11100
having visited 'here on many occa-
slons. She was born in February,
1872, in Hay Township, and was a
resident of Hensel]. for many years,
her 'husband conducting a restaurant
here for a number of years before
taking up residence in Calgary" thirty-
five years ago. -Surviving are her hus-
band, one' son, Vernon, 'of Calgary,
two grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.
R. Eacrett, London, and Mrs. James
Dougall, WhiteWater, Man.,,and one
brother, George Ingrain, Pertland,..
Ore. The funeral was held from her
late residence on Saturday last. '
Residents of Hensall and district
learned with regret of the death of
My. Henry•Horton, -prominent and
Well known Hensall resident, who
died at his :home Tuesday afteraton,
May 23rd, following a week's serious
illness, in his 89th year. The,obituary
will appear in full in next- week's is -
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Norris "MacEwan, of the R.C.A.F.,
stationed at Winnipeg, is spending a
10 -day leave with his mother, Mrs,
Nellie MacEvvan, and Mina and Ewan.
Mrs. Ed. Christie, Of Exeter, who
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Elizabeth Shilton, Toronto, was her
sister's Maid of honor. Bridesmaids
were Mrs. James Murray and Miss
Jean. Jupp, Toronto, the trio gowned
alike in white silk jerney twoRiece
dresses.' Their flowers were pink
sweet peas, 'carnations and baby's
breath. Mr. Edison Forrest, of. Hen-
sall,,was groomsman, and- the ushers
were FO. Ralph Shilton, of Aylmer,
brother of the bride, and james•
Mur-
ray, Toronto. At the reception held
nt Wymilwood, Queen's Park, the
bride's mother -received the 75 guests,
assisted by Mrs. 'William MacLean,
of Alanptilton, sister of the groom, 'the
fanner in dusky rose crepe wearing
a corsage of violet sweet peas, and
the latter in navy blue crepe 'with
corsage of sweet peas. Mrs. Pass-
more, mother of the groom, Was' un-
able to be present owing to' illness.
-The bridal table, centered the wed-
ding cake, flowers forming an attrac-
tive setting.•arcind the base of tlie
cake, pink and white tapers 'complett-
inp the 'decorations. Mrs. Prank
Kerr, Peterboro, and Mrs. MacLaurin;
Toronto; poured tea. For travelling .,
to London and Hensall for their wed-
ding trip, the 'bride donned a tur-
• quoise 'blue embroidered two-pleee
suit, with brown accessories. Bev.
R9bert A. G. Passmore and Mrs. PPSES-
mere ,will -reside at Melita, • Man.;
where the groom is the popular min-
ister of the United 'Church in that
place. Guests, from a distance includ-
ed Mr. John Passmore, Hensall; Mr:
--Mis. Carl Passntore, Flensall;
Flying Officer "Gerald Passmore, La=
chine, Que.; Mr. and Mrs. Lorne El-
der; Mr. -and Mrs. W. MacLean, Haut.
ilton; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kerr, K.C.,
Mrs. Gerald Walker, Mrs. W. Gordon,
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Peterboro; Flying. Officer Ralph Si,: •
tont. Aylmer, and Mrs. L. Munce; of
Hamilton.
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Conservative capitalization, careful management .and efficient
operation have all worked to the public's benefit, as is shown
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are made than anywhere else in the world. Good service at
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