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Help Wanted For Sale
41TED--CAPABLE GIRL FOR GE.N
oral housework. Apply to MRS. BERT
PgtecE, Seaforth.
40644.
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Cards of Thanks
rriVIE FAULKNER FAMILY DESIRE TO
express their sincere appreciation. to their
neighbors and friends for their many kind
expressions of sympathy extended to them in
their recent sad bereavement, in the lees of
(their sister, Loretto Faulkner; also to thank
those who sent spiritual and floral bouquets.
frim BEHALF OF LT. COL. CHAS. TUTTE,
• the Nation Campaign Director, the Com-
manding Officer of the Seaforth Corps, wishes
,to express appreciation for the splendid co-
eperation of the chairman, treasurer and
canvassers of the Red Shield Home Front
eppeal, recently madg. in this district. It
is -indeed very gratifying to learn that the
set objective has been reached, and to the
general public we say thanks for a swell
job well done.
LrWUT. L. GOVER
Notices
WOULD YOU I,1FE 10V -A -DOZEN MORE
for your eigs' plus a premium? We pay
a guaranteed price of 10c a dozen over the
price as quoted in the Globe & Mail for
Grade A Large ungraded eggs Plus a hatch-
ability premium on all eggs weighing 23
ounces and over per dozen. We c,ilI and
tiloodtest your flock free of charge. If you
e • ..„ ere interested in making more money from
your eggs and supplying hatching eggs for
the 1946 season, write immediately for full
details. TWEDDLE CHICK HATCHERIES
LIMITED, Fergus, Ontario, 4064-4
tpa
rpHE BRUXER MILL IN DUBLIN HAS
installed new one -ton mixer and is pre-
pared bo sell and mix Blatchford feeds, or
mix any other concentrate customers wish.
4064x4
TNSULATION—PAYS FOR ITSELF 114
• saving of fuel. The additional comfort
is thrown in. Not is the time to have it
done. For free estimate and informatior,
call 220. Seaforth. ' 4059x12
MEETING OF HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL
THE NEXT MEETING OF THE HURON
County Council will be held in the
Council Chambers, Court House, Gederich,
eoxrimencieg Teesday. November 13. 1945, at
2.00 p.m.
Ail aceotnts, notices of deputartions and
other business requiting the attention of
Council should be•in the hands of the Comity
Clerk not later than Satunctay, Novem-
ber 10th.
14. W. MILLER, County Clerk,
Goderich, Ontario.
4064-2
Auction Sales
. D. HUNTER'S DISPERSAL SALE OF
40 Young Scotch Shorthorns, Thursday,
November 8, 1945, at Fair Grounds, Exeter.
Herd sire, Robinwood Reward, by Millhill's
' Ransom. Write for catalogue.'
4064-1
A UCTION SALE OF DAIRY COWS AND
Young Cattle at Fair Grounds, Goderich,
on Thursday, November 8th, at 2 p.m. sharp,
eonsisting. of 30 good quality dairy cows,
springers and February and Merch calvers:
10 heifers supposed to be in calf; 25 year-
ling heifers and steers ,of beef type. GUAR-
ANTEE --Caws guaranteed to be in calf and
Preven not to be inside of 30 days, 10 per
cent. of the pun:these money will be refund-
ed. Terms --Cash. A. E. TOWNSHEND,
Proprietor; G. M. Lawson, Clerk Edward
W. Elliott, Auctioneer, 4064-1
T1LSPERSALe SALE AT THE FARM OF
" W. R. Kinsman, three miles west of
Crotherty, on Friday, November 2nd, at one
o'clock sharp. This sale wII1 include 50 head
of Scotch Shorthorns and the herd sire. Klay-
more Gem --re-260262e., 3 year. .old. This is
an outstanding Shorthorn bull, and has been
grand ehampithi wherever ihovra. All feniales
ere in calf to this bull. Also six young bulls
from 5 be 7 months ; 8 heifers from 5 to 8
months, and 8 fall calves with dams. Terms
made known onday of sale. W. R. KINS-
MAN, Proprietor; Robert 1', Amos, Harald
Jackson, W. O'Neill and Percy Wright, Auc-
tioneers. 4063-2
CLEARING AUCTION SALE AT LOT15,
Concession 2. Stanley Township, 1 miles
wee and 1/4 mile south of Brucefield, on
Tuesday, November 6th. at 12.30: HORSES
—1 brown team of mares, 5 Mel 10 years'
old, weighing 3000 pounds; 1 team of geld-
ings 10 years old. CATTLE -1 Durham cow
fresh 6 weeks; 1 Durham cow to freshen in
April ; 1 Durham cow to freshen in March;
1 Durham caw to freshen in May; 1 farrow
eow; 3 Durham steers 000 to 1000 lbs ; 1
Durham heifer 900 lbs.; 4 Dat -ham yearling
heifers; 4 spring owlets; I calf 2 months old.
PIGS -1 York sow with litter at foot, six
weeks old : 9 York pige, 150 Ibe, each. HAR-
NESS -2 sets backbend harness; 1 set single
harness; ; 2 new home blankets. MACHIN-
ERY—Deering mower 6-,fte, aulky rake; 13
dies seed drill ; spring tooth oultivator; set
crf diamond .harrows: walking plow; riding
plow; faxen wagon ; hay rack ; set of sleighs
and box; 2 buggies; 2 eutters.; fanning mill:
set of scales; wheelbarrow; cream separator
and rnilk "Pails set of double repel: sling
ropes and fork grain grinder; ^1 evaporator,
300 -tree capacity; 150 wee bu.dkets and spites:
1 gathering tank and sugar kettle. HOUSE-
HOLD EFeb.CTS--Complete line of household
effects including electric washing maceine,
stoves, cupbearde, tables and other articles.
Terms—Gash. No reserve as the farm is
sold. Frtc4eleK AIKENHEAD, Proprietor;
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. 4063-2
Farms For Sale
palm FOR SALE -100 ACRES, LOT 26,
Concession 4, nay Township. Good build -
tires 80 lames seeded- 20 aelres bush. Plenty
of water. Well fenced and drained. Apply
to OLIVER PEE, Exeter. 4064x2
'WARMS .1e0ft SAL3—s0 ACRES, PART
Lot 21, Concetsfon A. Halbert; frame
hank barn, good latrii, drilled well, all seed -
e1, $85.00 pee acre. 50 acres, east half Lot
10, Concession 3, Ellabert, well seeded, ample
water complier 60000 per were. Apply to
MCCONNELL & trAvs,.. Sedorth, Solicitor§
Theeph Nagle Fetate. 4001-.1
,
t.ittlet Felt sAtteeLOT 11, BAYeaneter
" ttioad; Seeds. Stanley Township. t:4:3,6ct
tit-Mit**, with Relive and water Dived 4s,
lieadreitted tome. 80 acres good eley, learn;
Oitin nesetnetad bes1n 14 erne froin Varna ort
VOA/ !iakedee,Oritly te lEpON li1011,N1gn,
IMAM.; 1314.04te. 426 r' 25. difeton Odnatil.
,40610
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mitts' soxpt*
e" •e• Odendie, fro5it
-6$
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444,
VOR SALE -220 NEW HAMPSHIRE PUL-
' lets, 614 mouths old, leering well. Apply
to CHARLES BARNETT, at Seaforth Motors.
4064-1
VOR SALE -150 WHITE LEGHORN PUL-
• -lets, ready to lay, Rose breed, Brussels ;
also 8 head young cattle, 4 heifers and 4
steers. Apply to CALVIN HILLYN, Wal-
ton_ Phalle 848 r 2, Seaforth,
4064-1
PRIVATE SALE — BED ROOM SUITE,
toilet set, guitar, sewing machine, clock,
china dishes, pillows and miscellaneous art -
teles. May be seen Friday and Saturday
afternoons at the home of MR, W. MORRI-
SON, Jarvis Street, Seaferbh. 4064x1
pos. SALE --CHILD'S 8,- PIECE SN OW
suit, size 2 years; coJt, cherry pink,
with white fur colla.r. Phone 653 r 5, Sea -
forth: 4064x1
-p1OR SALE -35 ELM TOPS, LOT 26, CON-
". cession 4, Hay Tawnship. For further
particulars apply to OLIVER FEE, Exeter,
Ont. 4064x2
CINE CENT SALE—THIS WEEK, WED.,
Oct. 31st; Thurs., Nov. 1st; Fri., Nov.
2nd; Sat, Nov, Std. At KEATING'S
PHARMACY, Seaforth, Ont. Phone 28.
rATPLE FOR SALE -65 SlEe..11S AND
.e" heifers, 500 to 700 ibe., Durham and
Herefords. Will sell to make you money.
Apply to ERN'EST TOWNSHF,ND, R. R. No,
2, Bayfield, or phone Clinton 900 r 2L
.
404841
PersonaLs
Q.PIRELLA FOUNDATION GARMENTS FOR
" health and style. Individually designed.
MRS. HELEN K. SCO7T, High Street, Sea
forth. 4060x52
Wanted
WANTED TO PURCHASE PULLETS, ALL
" ages and breeds. High prices p -aid.
Apply TWEDDLE CHICK HATCHERIES
LIMITED. Fergus, °Mario. 4058-11
Tenders Wanted
FOR SALE BY TENDER
PHE FOLLOWING LANDS ARE OFFERED
for sale by tender to close the estate of
the late Henry B. Edge:
FIRSTLY: Part of Lot Number 11 in
Concession 1 of the Township of Tucker -
smith, now in. the Town ef Seaforth, de-
scribed as fellaws: Commencing at a point
on the Southern boundary of Goderich. Street
and five feet from the North East angle of
said Lot Eleven. thence Westerly along the
south side' of Goderich Street 105 feet;
thence Southerly at right angles to Goderich
Street 5014 feet; thence Easterly parallel to
Goderieh Street 105 feet: thence Northerly
parallel to Main Street 501/4 feet to the place
of beginning.
On the said lands there is said to he
erected a three-storey brick building known
as the Royal Apartments, and situated at
the corner of Goderich and Mein Streets, in
the Town of Seaforth_
SECONDLY: Part of Lot 72 in Jarvis
Survey of the Town p1 Seaforth. described as
follows: Commencing at the North-west cor-
ner of said Lot; klience eastenly along the
Northerly boundary of said Lot 61 feet;
thence Southerly parallel to tibe Westerly
boundary of said Lot 66 feet- thence West-
erly parallel to the Northern boundary of
said Lot 64 feet to the Westerly boundary of
said Lot; thence Northerly along ie said
Westerly boundary 66 feet to the place of
begarthing. Together with the use of a right-
of-way 5, the said lands. fromRailway
Street 12 feet wide along the Wedterly side
of said Lot.
On the said lands there is said to be
erected a frame storage warehouse.
Tenders may be submitted for all of said
tetrads together or each parcel sepatately, and
n iesst be in the hands of the undersigned
on or before the 14th day of November, 1945.
The . highest or any tender not necessarily
accepted,
elcCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for Menton A. Reid and Ernest
W. Edge, Executers Henry B. Edge Estate.
4063-2
In Memoriam
TN LOVING MEMORY OF A DEAR WIFE.
▪ mother and grandmother. Mrs. Dan Dupee,
who passed away November 5, 1941.
A wonderful mother, woman and aid.
One who was better, God never made';
A wbnderfui worker, loyal and true,
One in a million. that Mather was you.
Just in your judgment, always right,
Honest •and liberal, ever upright;
Loved by your friends and all you knew,
A wonderful Mother. that Mother was you.
--Ever remembered by her Husband, Fam-
ily and Grandchildren.
Births
FOX -4n Scott Memorial Hospital, on Oct.
26th. to Mr. and Mrs. E. Lorne Fox. Sea
forth, a daughter—Lois Marguerite.
O'REILLY—in Scott Memorial 'Hospital, on
Oct. 25th, to Mr. and Mrs. John O'Reilly.
Stratford, a son.
BUERMANN—In Scott IVIenearial Hospital,
on Oct. 27th, to Me. and Mrs. George Bier -
mann. McKillop, a son.
WINTRROP
One Cent Sale—Thie week. Wed.,
Oct. 31; Thurs., Nov. 1st; Fri., Nov.
2nd; Sat., Nov. 3rd. At Keating's
Pharmacy, Seaforth, Ont. Phone 28.
Mr. Ray Holman, of Peterborough,
left for home Tueed y after spending
,
the past week withf'friends here.
Pte. R. K. David.on, of Ipperwash,
spent Saturday at his home here.
Guests with Mrs. Margaret Hornd
over the week -end were: .Mrs. J.
Laughnan and Mary, 'of Niagara
Falls, N.Y.; Mrs. Hodge, of Merriton,
and Mr. and. Mrs. Norman Morey and
family, of Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Maddess and
Lillian, of Milverton. and Mr. and
Mrs. George Fox and Lois, of Wal-
ton, visited Mrs. R. K. Davidson.
. The W.M.S. and W.A. of Caven
Church will meet at the home of
Mrs. William Dodds on Wednesday,.
Nov. 7th. The meeting will be In
charge of Circle 1. The delegates to
the Sectional meeting will give their
reports.
easowerweressaie
LONDESBORO
Good Youngblut
A lovelt atftultut wedding Wee sot.
'exulted at 3' P,M. on Satiirda.y, Oet.
2;Oth, at the Mine Of the bride% par-
ent tt ‘toficleaborci, When. Margaret
Adeline, daUghtor of Mr. and Mit
Saguia• Yttiggiii104,'ihediMe the bild4
Mi Afett era nstioa Good-
tL 4Y
Mitt.
AningrA, The 40410 Wan bOPAI
tiffdly deperated with bees of Yol'
low baby mums, fern and cedar
1.30lIghs farming a pretty background
for the ceremony, performed by Reg.
H. Snell. The bride tentered the room
to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding
march on 4he arm of her father. Miss
Lillian Adams, aunt of the bride, play-
ed the wedding music. The bride
was charming in a floor -length gown
of white triple sheer with long bishop
sleeves, finger-tip veil caught with a
feather headdress and carrying a
cascade bouquet of red Better Time
roses. She was attended by ber sis-
ter, Kathleen Youngblut, nurse -in -
training at Clinton Public Hospital,
who wore a floorneugth dress pf
white triple sheer, pale blue veil and
a cascade bouquet of Talisman roses.
The bride' e- niece, Anne Youngblut,
was a pretty flower,girl in a pink silk
crepe gown with a nasegay of pink
and white roses. The 'groom was at-
tended by Mr. Carl Longman, Blyth.
During the signing of the register
Miss Nora Wilson, of 'Fergus, sang,
"All Joy Be Thine," accompanied by
Mrs. William Jewitt on the. piano.
The bridal couple were assisted in
receiving by Mrs. Youngblut wearing
navy blue faille crepe, and Mrs. Wm.
Radford, aunt of the groom, wearing
black,- and each wearing a corsage
of white roses. A dainty lunch was
served in the dining room by five
cousins of the bride: Miss Ethel
Dexter, Mrs. Wm. Jewitt, Mrs. John
Sanderson and Norma and Fern Dex-
ter, with Mies Elizabeth Maines as
convener. The bride's table was dec-
orated with a four -tier wedding cake
and pink and white candles. The
groom's gift to the bride was a string
of pearls, to the bridesmaid, soloist
and pianist, brooches; flower girl, a
signet ring, and to the best man, a
billfold. The happy couple left later
on a trip to the United States, the
bride wearing a Hyacinthe wool dress
with brown coat and fox collat.
Friends• numbering about -fifty were
Present from Fergus, Kitchener, Con-
stance, Goderich and Auburn'.
KIPPEN
One Cent Sale—This week, Wed.,
Oct. 31; Thurs., Nov. 1st; Fri., Nov.
2nd; Sat., Nov. 3rd. At Keating's
Pharmaey, Seaforth, Ont, Phone 28.
Mr. Gordon Jeffrey; Mr, Humphries,
Mr. William Sproat, Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Stackhouse, Mr, Clarence Mc-
Lean and Mr. and Mrs. Orah Craw-
ford, all of London, were guests at
the very successful fowl supper on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. John H. Cochrane spent the
week -end in London with her sister,
Mrs. B. Brightmore, and attended the
funeral of the late Ed. West on Mon-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Westlake,
Ronald and Sandra, of Bayfield, and
Mrs. J. Love and family visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Jones.
Mr, Oliver Fee and Mr, and Mrs.
Russel Hedden, of Exeter, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, W.
Horney.
Mrs. Hinton, formerly of Dunnville,
Quebec, joined her husband, Rev. Al-
bert Hinton, here last week.
Quite a number from here attend-
ed anniversary services in Brucefield
United Church on Sunday last.
Mrs. James Morris and family, of
Goderich, visited last week with her
mother, Mrs. J. C. Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bell visited
on Sunday with their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stackhouse,
in London.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Herbert Jones visit-
ed relatives at Crediton on Sunday.
Hold Fowl ,Supper
The hot goose supper held at St.
Andrew's United Church, Kippen, on
Thursday evening, Oct. ,25th, spon-
sored by the ladies of Kippen and
Hillsgreen congregations, was a
grand success. Between 900 and 1,000
attended. Proceeds will be used for
renovating the Kippen Manse. Art-
ists appearing on the program were:
Anne and Marie Sinclair, 'duets," ac-
companied by their mother, Mrs. J.
Sinclair; the Dougall family provid-
ed vocal, coronet 'and piano selec-
tions; vocal duets (in costume) ren-
dered. by Mrs. Hess and Mrs. Hed-
den, Gladys Luker being accompan-
ist. The Waring Sisters, of Wroxeter,
favored with a piano duet; the Gib-
son Brothers gave piano and har-
monica numbers; Eara Heywood, of
Exeter, contributed various selections
with guitar accompaniment, and Mrs.
Heywood, with her husband, sang
several duets. Rev. Hinton acted as
chairman.
BRUCEFIELD
One Cent Sale—This week, Wed.,
Oct. 31; Thurs:, Nov. 1st; Fri., Nov.
2nd; Sat., Nov. 3rd. At Keating's
Pharmacy, Seaforth, Ont. Phone 28.
Death of Mrs. Neil McGregor
The death occurred in Stanley
Township on Thurdsay, October llth,
of Janet Mustard, wife of the late
Neil McGregor, Mrs. McGregor was
the daughter of the late William and
Margaret Mustard, and was. born on
September 6, 1864, in Stanley Town-
ship, on the London Road, just north
of Brucefield. Since her marriage on
May 9, 1894, she had lived_ on the
3rd concession of Stanley. She is
survived by four sons: Gregor, Tuck-
ersmith; William, of Montreal; Frank
and John, Stanley; two daughters,
Katherine, ,Wingham, and Margaret,
Toronto, ati'd by eight grandchildren.
A sister, Miss Jean Mustard, recent-
ly returned from Brooklyn, N.Y., also
survives. The funeral service took
place at her late residence on Satur-
day, Oct, 13th, and was conducted by
leer pastor, Rev. G. F. N. Atkinson,
Brucefield United Church. Seven
grandchildren acted as flower -bearers
and the pallbearers were John A. Mc -
Ewan, William Brown, Gordon. Brown,
Alex Mustard, William McEvean and
Hugh Gilmour.' Friends were present
from North Bruce, Tiverton, London
and Harailton, as well as a large at-
tendance from the immediate neigh-
borhood. Mrs. McGregor was a mem-
ber of the Presbyterian, and later of
the United Church. Until her health
began to fail she always tock a Very
active part in church work,. and was
a regular attendant until a f4W VO'eeks
Were her death. Sliette itiliPecial-
licititereated in the workbf, fb.b, wo,
MO'Mdenary Soeiet4t
she Was at One tinte/pregident cif tie
'',0i'1400,tfalle' .:.igi 'e'' $ .01'44",n044''
Itttcdd90t0".d„0,.' ' an YO: 4: the:life:0
1,,vhere s. e 'W11 long b lovingly re -
her 04,111 lWty in Stanl.y TOWnshin,
member. d by, a host of friends.
Mr- and Mrs. John Beattie, of Sea -
forth, spent ,',: -Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Row fttt.
Mr. and lnirs. W. Mckleath spent a
couple of days in Hamilton and To-
ronto.
Miss Beattie, of London, spent the
week -end with hes contains, Miss M.
Swan and Mrs. Ham.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wright, Miss
Jean Wright, FO. Bruce Wright and
friend, of Seaforth, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott and
family. ,.
Mr, and Mrs. Sam Rohner and
daughter, of -Stanley, spent Sunday
with Mrs. A, Hohner and Jack.
Mrs. Braadfoot, of Egmondville,
spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
E. McLeod,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Dutot and sons
spent Sunday with Mrs. S. Dutot and
Bessie.
VARNA
One Cent Sale—This week, Wed.,
Oct. 31; Thurs., Nov. lst; Fri., Nov.
2nd; Sat., Nov, 3rd. At Keating's
Pharmacy, ,Seaforth, Ont, Phone 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rathwell and
little son; Peter John, of Windsor,
spent the week -end with the termer's
mother, Mrs. John Rathwell.
Dr. Bruce Foster and Mrs. Foster,
of Detroit, were week -end guests of
Mrs. Stelck and other relatives.
Bruce recently returned from over-
seas, where he spelt over three years.
Mrs. Stelck accompanied them to
Windsor.
Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. M. Elliott were: Mr. and
'Mrs. Heard and family, of Stratford,
and Mrs. Morrison and friends, of
Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs, G. H. Beatty, in cona-
Pany with his sister, Edith, attended
the .funeral of the late Mrs. William
Beatty, in Goderich Township.
Mrs. Mossop, who has disposed of
her general store, in company,. with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott, have
moved their effects to the farm re-
cently purchased from Mr. Gordon
•Horner,
Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Sr., and Mr.
and Mrs. Brown, Jr., and little son
moved from St. Thomas on Monday
and have taken over the Mossop store
and opened for business on Thursday,
Nov. lst. Mr. Brown, is a returned
man. We welcome the newcomers to
the community, and wish them every
success.
Mr. James Stephenson learned of
the, death of his brother, Thomas,
who passed away Monday in Clinton
Hospital after a lingering illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Corby, of Watford,
while on their honeymoon last week,
visited their friends, Mr. , and Mrs.
A. lags.
Mrs. Stevens, of Brucefield, is the
guedt of Mrs. John Rathwell.
Mrs. Austin spent Sunday in Sea -
forth with her son, Bill, and Mrs.
Austin and family.
The many friends of Mr. A. Mc-
Connell will be sorry to know he is
in Clinton Hospital for treatment,
and every hope is being held for a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Dodsworth, in company with
Mrs. Robinson, of London, called last
week on the former's mother, Mrs.
Smith, and Mr. Dennison,
The pupils of No. 6, Varna, con-
tributed $35.00 worth df new cloth
ing, as well as a quantity of second-
hand clothing, to the destitute fam-
ilies of Europe.
Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Aldington, of
Cromarty, spent Monday with their
son 'and Mrs. Aldington, Mr. Aiding
ton is. a very busy man in his mill
here. •
HAYFIELD
Mrs. FA. Edwards returned last
week from Kitchener and Waterloo
after a month's visit with friends.
,Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Robinson, of
London, were at their cottage for a
few days.
Mr. and Ms., Bauer, of Waterloo,
spent the week -end at their lake front
cottage.
The members of L.O.L. No. 24 and
wives' and lady friends are holding a
fowl supper in the Town Hall on
Friday evening, Nov. 2nd.
Mrs. (Dr.) Volume left last week
to spend the winter in Woodstock.
Mrs. Mullen and Miss Ann Drouin,
of- Detroit, spent the week -end in the
Drouin cottage,
Mr. and Mrs. Blythe Stephenson, of
Toronto, and IVItss Bingley, of Detroit
were at their cottage on Ann Street
over the week -end.
Mr. Lorne Stephenson attended the
funeral of his brother-in-law at
Alphena, Mich., on Monday.
Two of our old and respected resi-
dents, Messrs. Sam Houston and
Henry , Darrow, are laid up through,
illness, and their many friends hope
for their speedy recovery.
Mr. Grant Turner has returned
from the Service and has taken a
Position in the Westlake garage.
LAC. Fred Weston, of Centralia,
spent the week -end at his home here.
Pte. Ella McKay, of the Postal Ser-
vice, London, spent the week -end
with her parents, Mr. and MrL,H. R.
.McKay.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Atkinlson and
daughter, of Detroit, spent the week-
end in the village.
Sturgeon - Bisback
A very pretty wedding was solemn-
ized at the lame of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Sturge6n when their second
daughter, Helen Louise, Was united
in marriage to Dennis McPherson
Bisback, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Bisback, of Egmondville. Rev. Mr.
Stotesbury, of St. Andrew's United
Church, Baytield, officiated. The
brine, given in marriage, by her
father, wore a floor -length gown of
brocaded French organza over white
taffeta,. Her fingertip veil was eanght
with Sweetheart bows, and her only
ornament was a string of pearls with
matching ear rings, the gift of the
grOolti. She, carried Rose Charm
Chileatithennis and white Pom
Peitui,,' The Matron of honor was
Mrs.. UMW belthage, 'of Winthrop,
Sister of the rohm, who word a fledir
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one guests: Mrs., SttlFgegn, Metlaer
of the bride, receiVedi Wearingai gold
crepe dross with blemir; aegeg140040
and wore ,a, Corsage of white' pezu
poras. She was assisted bY the
groom's mother; who were a' Moss
green suit with black aceesspries
and a corsage of yellow pin oma.
The happy couple raft On a short trip,
the bride Wearing a gold suit, lime
colored coat trimmed with, Peen and
brown accessories. Upon their re-
turn the young couple will live in
Clinton. Guests were present from
Grand Bend,ePort Huron, London,
Egixtondville, Clinton and Winthrop.
HENSALL
XMAS BOXES FOR OVERSEAS
The time is approaching to again.
ship Christmas boxes to the Hensall
boys who are still overseas, this wor-
thy project being attended to by the
Hensel' Women's Institute in con-
junction with the Wartime Commit-
tee. As formerly, donations of sugar
for the provision of candy, will be
gratefully accepted. Any one desiring
to provide cookies, or any other gifts
for these boxes, may contact ' Mrs.
Beer, Mrs. J. Paterson, Gladys Luker,
or any of the Institute members.
(Continued from Page 1)
Meesrs. Mickle, Thomas
Welsh, Douglas Cook and Bill Mickle
attended the Western - McGill rugby
game last Saturday at the Little Stad-
iura, London.
Rev. Andrew Lane, BA., B.D., of
Wesley -Willis United Church, Clinton,
will conduct worship in Hensall Unit-
ed Church on Sunday next, Nov. "4th,
at 11 a.m. Rev. R. A. Brook will
conduct worship at 7 p.m.
A memorial day service will be
held in Hensall United Church on
Sunday morning, Nov. llth, at eleven
o'clock. Rev. Brook will be in the
pulpit. ,Members of the Exeter and
Hensell branch of the Canadian Leg-
ion will be in attendance.
Remember the date, Saturday af-
ternoon and evening, Nov. 10th, for
the bazaar, 'sponsored by the Mission
Circle of the United Church, to be
held in the council chamber, Hensall
Town Hall. A lovely display of ap-
rons, stuffed animals and other at-
tractive items will be offered for sale.
In connection with the bazaar a
home -cooking booth will be featur-
ed.
Rev. G. 'Kersey, of Hespler, deliv-
ered a most inspiring sermon last
Sunday evening , in Hensel United
Church. He was the guest of Rev.
and Mrs. Brook and family.
The Wohelo Class meets in the
Sunday School room on Friday eve-
ning, Nov. 2nd.
The Hensall Girls' Dance Club will
hold the first ranee of the season in
the Town Hall, Hensall, on Wednes-
day night, Nov. 7th. Cliff Gordon and
his orchestra, of Stratford, will pro-
vide the music,
Miss Jessie Bell and Mrs. Chesney
spent a few days in Toronto last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Paterson visit-
ed recently in Marlette, Mich.
Miss Norma Deitz, while cranking
a car one day last week, had the
misfortune to fracture her right arm.
She was attended by Dr. Oakes.
Brother Dies in Toronto
Mrs. E. •Shaddick on Friday receiv-
ed a sad message, stating that ber
brother, Mr. Lavern Churchill, lawy-
er of Toronto, had passed away fol-
lowing a serious heart condition,
which developed into pneumonia. The
deceased, a native of Clinton, left for
Toronto some years ago where he fol-
lowed the legal profession. He was
in his 48th year. Surviving are his
wife,- a son and a daughter, of To-
roato, also his mother, Mrs. Church-
ill, of Toronto, and the following sis-
roVOMoOppr
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W. M. S. Thankoffertng Meeting
The Women's Missionary Society of
Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall,
held their fall thankoffering meeting
on Thursday, Oct. 25th, at 3 p.m.
With Mo. H. Workman presiding, the
meeting opened by singing "The King
of Love My Shenherd Is" and prayer
by Mrs. Workman. The Scripture was
read by Mrs. A. D. MeEwen, Eph.
5.1-20. The hymn, "For the Beauty
of the Earth" was sung, followed by
a reading by Mrs. P. Farquhar, and
Mrs. C. Kennedy favored with a vocal
solo. Mrs. K. McLean, of Exeter, the
guest speaker, gave a very inspiring
message. A vote ,of thanks was ex-
tended to Mrs. ,of
and Mrs.
Kennedy, and others, taking part. An
instrumental was given by Mrs.. Mac
Dougall, followed by prayer by Mrs.
P. Ferguson. The hymn, "Saviour,
Again To Thy Dear Name We Raise"
and the Lord's Prayer in unison clos-
ed the meeting.
The Late Thomas „Stephenson
Mr. Thomas Stephenson, life long
resident of the Goshen Line, died
Monday, Oct. 2nth, at Clinton Public
Hospital, following a three weeks' ill-
ness, in his 75th year. The deceased
who was unmarried, was a member
of the Anglican Church, Hayfield. Sur-
vivfng are four brothers: Charles,
Henna; James, Varna; and Ralp
and Nelson, of Manitoba; and two
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Public funeral services were heldt
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Charles Stephenson, Hensall, Wed-
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ed by Rev. Holmes, of Bayfield. Bur-
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