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qo irLL,A. FOUNDATION GARMENTS FOR
health and style. Indijy dually designed
VMS.' HELEN K. SCOTT, High StreetQ&0
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D9b1'T SUblkliet WdTI1 YOUR FEET OR
athlete's foot, burning. itching feet,
corns. eeeflouseo, chilblains, poison ivy or itch,
ing skin. Use PEIVULAC, the amazing new
speedy 'remedy. At your druggists.
409420
HYGIENIC 'SUPPLIES (RUBBER GOODS)
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed envelope
with price list. 6 swamies 25e; 24 samples
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00.. ,. Box 91, Ha®rlion, Ont. 4092-8
A-$''iHMA SUFFERERS - ENJOY GOOD
" night's sleep without coughing. choking.
Mr. Wm. Pearson, Seaforth, says : "I am ao
thankful to you for your asthma remedy that
I would like all people who suffer from
asthma to know what it did for me. I suf-
fered for years from choking. difficult .breath-
ing and distress of asthria and no remedy
helped 'me to any extent, but your remedy'
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HOWEY, 144 Catherine Street South, Harnil-.
ton. 4093x4
Notice To Creditors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ALL PERSONS HAVING ANY CLAIMS
against the estate of JOHN TAYLOR
MARTIN, late of the Township of Tucker -
smith, in the County of Huron, and Province
of Ontario, Gentleman; who died on or about
the 20th day of April, A.D. 1945, are, required
to send same to the undersigned Solicitor for
the Executrices on or before the 22nd .day of
June. A.D. 1946, otherwise ;their claims will
be disallowed.
DATED at Hamilton' this Slat day of May,
A.D.' 1946. ....
THERESA C_HERRIER,
37 James Str 9.;
Hamilton, Ont..
Solicitor for the Executrices,
4095-3
KNOWN AA/ANTED --MAN, WELL."" IN
W town, to work with salesman, Apply to
Box 492, EXPOSITOR_ 4095x1
Baby Chicks 1
HI1ILSIDE CHICKS -DEPENDABLE, FAST
growing.. Crossbreds, heavy breeds, broil-
er chicks, or pullets, (some started) available
now. With food shortages in many lines,
keep your production up. Agent, CHAS. W.
LEONHARDT, Box 1. M4tchen-
Saler4r-•LADY'$ Beafe0K S Ef
at, enema new; size 98.. Box
PA ITOR, 409¢x1 ,
4095-1.
Coming Events
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of JOHN WILLIAM ORTWEIN,
Deceased.
ALL PERSONS HAVING OLAIMS AGAINST
the Estate, of John William Ortwein. late
of •the Village of Hensall, -in the County of
Huron, gentleman, who died on or about the
lith day of 141st', A.D. 1946, are required to
. file particulars • of the same with Elmer D.
Bell, Solicitor; of Exeter, Ontario, ,by the
22nd day of June, A.D. 1946, after' which
date the estate will be distributed, having
regard only to those claims of which notice;
kens been received. -
• -DATED the 4th day of' June, 1946.
ELMER' D. BELL,
Solicitor for the Executors.
4095-3
NOTICE TO . CREDITORS
In the Estate of DANIEL ,FREDERICK
• McGREGOR.
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the ,Estate of Daniel Frederick McGregor,
tate of 'the Township of .Tuckersmith, de-
ceased who died on or about the 26th., day
of December; 1945, are 'hereby notified to send
in to the undersigned on or before the. 27th
day of June, 1946, full particulate of :their
claims:
Immediately after the. said last mentioned
date, the assets of the said estate will' be
distributetL.amongst the 'parties entitled there-
to, hiving regaid only to claims of which
the undersigned shall then have, notice, • to
the exclusion ,of all others, and the under-
signed will not be •liable to any person of
Whole, claim the undersigned shall 'not then
have notice far the. ,asses. 'so distributed or
any part thereof. .
DATED , at Seaforth this 4th day of June,
1946.' •
EDWIN P. CHESNEY, Executor
By his solicitor,
s ALVIN W. SILLERY.
Seaforth, Ontario
LOGON FEDERATION 02 AGRICULTURE
Community Picnic. Monk -ton Park, Friday,
June 14th. Guest speaker, Han, T. L. Ken-
nedy. Dancing at night. Mitchell. teen-age
orchestra. See bills. 4.093.3
Auction Sales.
SALE --A YQI.JNG 1•REett Ai1LKnsIG
oat for sale, las owner r -
Ap•l Box 493, EXPOSITOR OX'FICE.
4996-1
AUCTION SALE OF PROPERTY AND -
Household Effects, at thehome of the
late°George Bell, Railroad Street, Sesforth, on
Saturday, June 8th, at 1.30 p.m.: Property -
Five -room frame 'house on Railroad Street,
Hydro, town water. basement. Immediate
possession. (Reserved bid). Property will be
offered at 3 p.m- Three-piece living room
suite; 8 -piece dining room suite; 1 cabinet
radio; 1 parlor table; 1 end table; 2 day
beds ; 2 bedroom suites ; 1 Quebec heater ; 1
kitchen range; 1 electric hot plate; 2 kit-
chen tables t 6 kitchen chairs ; 8 -day clock ;
1 hand washer ; oongoleum rugs ; tools ; dish-
es ; .etc., -other articles.. Terms -Chattels,
Cash. Property, 10 per cent down, balance
in 30 days. ESTATE OF..'" THE LATE
GEORGE BELL; Harold Jackson, 'Auction-
eer ; E...P- Chesney. Clerk, 4095-1
4095-3,
Notices
F1 OR SALE -TWO liiOME-MADE SCREEN
doose, 6/10" x 2'9". In .good shape.
PHONE -1137. Seaforth. 4095.1
FOR SALE -ONE MAXWELL HAY LOAD -
or with truck. and one 7 -foot Massey
Harris binder. Both in good condition. Ap-
ply to EDMUND H. GODKIN, or phone 848
r 31, S9aforth- 4095x1.
F0$' SAIF 9 -PIECE MODERN WALNUT
dining room suite, as good as new. Ap-
ply to MRS- ALEX LILLICO, Egmondvidle.
4095x1
Lost and Found '
p(DLJND-BROWN CLOTH WINDBREAK-
er on' Dodds' 11111, McKillop, on Sunday,
May 26. Owner may 'have same by proving
property and paying charges. STEWART
DOLMAGE. Phone 844 r 2; Seaforth.
4095x1
Wanted
1 -ate cte•rg0 fl1'odk, if Beneeil, were'
United in mar111i
a 1 P11' edeld Vu*
e C '>ireh cal, fury, Pie 1, with.
l&ev. ,ilii son, ats er of the QburC Iefflciatiug. MWalter Mel3eatilplayed the .trl music and Mee
Wilma Jean Hamllten, of 'Cro ar y,'
sang "I'll Walk Beside You". nett*
the signing of the register. The • ride,
leven in marriage by her father, was
ovely in e flopr-length gd`ivn of ivory
satin brocade with sweetheart necks
line and tong fitted sleeves -tapering
to a point at the. hand. The tong
waist had a full skirt which fell in a
soft train, The three-quarter length
veil was attached to a Queen Anne
headdress of the same material as
the bridal gown, her only ornament
being a pearl' necklace and ear-
rings. Her bridal, bouquet was Bet-
ter
etter Times roses and 'bouvardia. Miss
Grace Brock, of London, sister of
the groom, was maid of honor, wear-
ing a floor -length gown of Saxe blue
chiffon with long bishop sleeves. The
full skirt fell in a . slight train from
a fitted basque waist. Her headdress
was a calot cap of saxe 'blue mohair
straw with shoulder -length veil of the
same shade. She carr'''ied a Colonial
bouquet of pink carnations and maid-
en hair 'fern, tigd :with pink ribbon.
Miss Marion Hill, of :Brucefield, the
bridesmaid,.Wore a pink taffeta gown,
floor -length, with full over -skirt of
white net, short puff sleeves and yoke
on dress were also of white net, and
she wore elbow 'length gloves. Her
headdress was a..Juliet cap style. if
pink taffeta With `shoulder -length veil
of pink net. She carried a Colonial
bouquet of white carnations and maid-
en hair fern tied with pink ribbon.
Carlyle Cornish, brother of the bride,
was groomsman, and the ushers were
Lloyd Brock. of Hensall. brother of
the 'groom, and Cyril Cornish, uncle of
the bride. The reception was held in
the church school room. Mrs. Corn-
ish. received the guests,. wearing- a
turquoise two -.piece crepe dress with
white accessories. Mrs. Brock wore
bluebell Bemberg printed silk with
matching accessories, and both wore
corsages of 'pink carnations. For trav-
elling the bride donned a diressmaker
suit of Colpnial blue herringbone wool
with navy :accessories and corsage of
pink and white carnations. A Rus-
sian squirrel neckpiece, the gift of
the groom, completed eller costume.
After a brief honeymoon to Toronto,
Kingston and Ottawa, the bridal cou-
ple • will reside, in Hensall. Guests
were. .present from London, Zurich,
Heilsall. Stratford, Mitchell, Seaforth
and Sundridge. '
WANTED -FOUR INSIDE DOOR FRAMES.
State Dice, price and condition. Apply
to Box 494, EXPOSITOR. - . 4095x2
WANTED AT 'ONCE -GOOD USED CAR;
must be in good shape. Prefer 1936 or
1937 Chev.' Apply BOX 531, Seaforth,
4995x1
KEYS - GAUNT ,- CULBERT SHORTHORN
Sale -4 Males, 43 Females; at Elrnandorph
Stock Farm, three .miles from Varna, Ont.,
Wednesday, June 12, 1946, at 1.30 o'clock:
Some thirty feehales will carry the service of
sons, grandsons and great-grandsons of
Colyine Royal Barrage Imp.• They are Klay-
mor Indemnity, Klaymor Gem and Elman-
dorp.h Gem. These cattle are a choice lot
selected from the herds of W. A. Culbert &
Sons, Dungannon; Andrew C. Gaunt, Luck -
now, and C. H. Keys & Sons, Varna. Herd
fully accredited and vaccinated against Bang':,
diabase. Anetioneers : Duncan Brown and.
Robert.' T: 'Amos; Ring -men: W.'•M. O'Neil and'
Harold Jackson. For catalogue and details
write CLIFFORD H. KEYS & SONS, Varna,
Ont. Phone 96 r 4, Hensall. Wm. Johnston,
of the Shorthorn World will be present.
4095x1
OLD CANADIAN AND -FOREIGN COINS`
bought and sold. 'Appointments between
6-8 p.rn.. second floor Royal Apartments. R.
E. GUTH, • Seaforth. 4094x3
MEETING OF -HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL •
►IsffL NEXT MhETING OF THE HURON
County Council .will be held in the Coun-
cil Chambers, - Court House. ,Gederieh•, -'corn-
mencink. Tuesday. June 18th. at 2 p.m.
All accounts, not -res of depu'tationi and
other business requiring the attention of
Council should be in the hands of the County
Clerk not later .than Saturday, June 15th.
N.' W. MILLER,
county Clerk,
Goderich.
29.41-2
Farms For Sale •
FARM' FOR SALE --FIVE MITES SOUTH
of Seaforth, . and one mile east, Lot 7.
Concession 8, Tnckersinith. One mile from
school. Large bank barn: brick house, hen
house and pig pen. Drained. Plenty of
water. All in grass. Possession given im-
mediately. Apply to J, W. FREE, Seaforth.
4080-tf
Teachers Wanted
WANTED -PROTESTANT TEACHER FOR
S.S. No. 7, McKillop- Duties to com-
mence September •aro- School, on highway
and three miles from station. Apply, stat-
ing qualifications and salary, to ALEX DEN -
NIS. Secretary -Treasurer, R.R. 2, Walton.
4094-2
WANTED -A MAN'S BICYCLE, IN .GOOD
condition, at once. Apply to DAVE
NET7.KE. 4095-1
"WANTED -4 CLEAN FEATHER 1lED PIL-
" lows, preferably down. Apply at THE
EXPOSITOR OFFICE. 4094-2
TEACHER WANTED - PROTEETANT
1 teacher for S.S. No. 2, McKillop Town-
ship. 'School redecorated recently and is fully
'equipped .with Hydro and radio. Duties to
commence September term. If making per-
. eons' application, which is preferable,' apply
in evening between 7 and 8, starting qualifica-
tions; and salary expected, to JOSEPH T.
Ht1GILL, Secretary -Treasurer, B.R. No. 2.
Seaforth. 4094 tf
"fi1LEECE-LINE YOUR HOME - BLOWN,
Rockwood insulation applied to walls and
derliega of your home will save fuel with
more year-round comfort. - Fire proof. Work
done anywhere. Our equipment is in the
district., now. For free estimate^ anis terms
Phone 41. EXPOSITOR, or write ROWLAND
C. DAY, 5 Thornton .Ave., London. , '
4090x8
BY-LAMr N0. 11; 1945
Township of Tuckersmith
A BY-LAW TO PROVIDE .FOR A
--'CURFEW IN THE TOWNSHIP Ot•'
• TtICKERSMITH.,
1 T13FREAS, NUMEROUS COMPLAINTS
T V ha'9 been received by the Council of the
Township of Tuckersmith in regard 'to chil-
dren being on. the streets of the, Villous of
Egmondville, after nine &crock. in the even-
ings contrary to the R.S.O. 1927, Chp. 279,
See. 15. °
AND WHEREA•S„ cons iderahle vandalism
and damage have been caused by the said
Children ;
'ANT) WHEREAS. the Connell of the said
Township of Tpckersmith is of -the opinion
that action should he taken to 'correct this
oititation.'
THEREFORE, be it enacted, and it is here-
by enacted: -
'THA!!" all ohildren, • 16 years of age and
tinder, must be off the streets by the he/Ur
of nine o'clock in the afternoon from April
lst'to October 1st, and by the hour of eight
ri'cloek• in the afternoon from October rat• to
April -1St, unless acenmpanied by a parent or
gaardlan or an adult appointed by the parent
dr guardian to accomph'ny such child. '
Read a 'first time this 3rd day of Noreen•
ber, 1945.
Unita a second time this 8rd day. of No-
aLmbet+1946
Head, A 'third time and dsa'11y passed; aign-
cid Ai►d aesl4il elm N art dxir a Normi'ber, .1848.
1,
1,;i•• • a• Jit ,109,312
Or
4808.4
STANLEY TOWNSHIP SCHOOL AREA
requires two teachers -for School Section
No. 7 (Parr Line) and ,No. 14 (Kippen).
These schools have Hydro and other con-
veniences, and are on good roads. Applicants
'please state qualifications and salary expect-
ed, also name of last Inspector. GEORGE
L. REID, Secretary -Treasurer, Varna.
4094-2
•
IXTANTED-ICE BOXES, IN GOOD CON-
dition. Apply to GORDON -HORNER.
Phone 622 r 83, Clinton. 40944x2
For Rent
WANTED - PROTESTANT TEACHER
wanted' for S.Sr ' No. 9, Tuckersuiith_
State qualifications' and salary. Duties to
commence September 8, '1946. Apply 'to
WILMER BROADFOOT, Secretary-Treasnrer,
R.R. No, 3, Eippen, Ont. 4094-3
PROTESTANT TEACHER WANTED FOR
S.S. No, 3, Tuekerarnith. Duties to com-
mence September 3,1946. Experience desired.
State qualifications and salary expected, Per-
sonal .application preferred. Apply to GEO.
McCARTNEY, Secretary -Treasurer, R.R. 1,
Brucefield. 4093-tf
Tenders Wanted
CABINS FOR RENT, GRAND BEND, ONT.
Number of "Hill -side' cabins. Accom-
modation for' four. Five-mingte walk to
beach, Modern furnishings, including bathroom
facilities. Apply to GORDON HORNER,
Varna, Ont. 4094x2
In Memoriam
BOLTON -IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR
dear mother, Elizabeth Ann Hackwell,
who departed this life June 8, 1945.
June brings sad, memories
Of a loved one laid to rest;'
.Shewill always be 'remembered.
By those who lobed her best.
I always think of you, dear:
No eye; may see me weep,
But many silent' tears are shed.
When others are asleep.
.-Sadly missed by the Family.
. • 4095x1
'IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR SON AND
brother, Rfm, Robert, P. Papple, of Queen's
Own Rifles, killed .in action in Frhnce June
6, 1944.
Those whom we love go out of sight,
But never out of mind;
They are ,cherished in the hearts
Of those they leave behind.
Loving and kind in all his ways,
Upright and just to the end of his" days,
Sincere and true in heart and mind,
Beautiful memories he left behind.
-Lovingly remembered by Dad, Mother,
Sisters and Brothers. ,, 4095-1
TENDERS WANTED
Seaforth Agricultural
Society
TENDERS WANTED FOR SPRAYING OR
brush painting of buildings at the Sea -
forth Agricultural Grounds- All materials,
supplied- Tenders m'hat be in the hands of
the Secretary, CLARE1 CE,9TROTT, by June
15th. 4095-2
SEALED TENDERS ADDRESSED TO THE
undersigned and endorsed "Tender for
'Repairs to North Pier, Grand Bond, Ont.",.
will be received until' 3.00 'p.nm, (Eastern
daylight' saving title), Wedt)esdaY, June 19.
1946; for repairs to the North Pier at Grand
Bend, Huron County, Ont.
Plans, fm'm `'of contract and specification
can be seen and forms of tender obtained at
the office of the Chief Engineer, Department
of Public Works, Ottawa, at the office of the,
District Engineer, Dominion Public Building.
'London, Ont., and at the Post Office at Grand
Bend, Ont,l
Tenders wild not be considered unless• made
on printed forms supplied by the Department
and in accordance With conditions set forth
therein.
Each tender must be accompanied by a
oertified cheque on a chartered laa-nk, in
Canada. payable to the order pf the Honour-
able the Minister. of Public Works, equal to
10 per cent of the amount of the tender, or
Bearer Bonds of the Dominion of Canada or
of .the Canadian Natiolral Railway Company
and its constituent companies, unconditionally
guaranteed as to princrpa`! 'and interest by the
Dominion Of Canada, Or the nfor4mentioned
bands and a •centified cheque if required' to
make up ,an odd 'Mount,
NOTE: The Department will supply' blue-
prints and specification. of the work on deposit
of a sum of 820.00. bn• the form of a certified
bank 'cheque ' payable to the order of the
Minister of rPnbire• Works.: The deposit will
be released on -the retain of the blue -prints
and speci6catiop within 'a'• montlt,leem the
date ofw, eceptiof 01 tenders. If ' returned
within that period the deposit '1Ws b0 for-
feited.cgr
• '8L' SOMZ'CR'VTLLR.
�'�1�'. Werke, ;,secr°etary. •
be elet:Wet of Inutile Werke,
tSiEe+wrii. Mei* 27. 1048.
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Births
FOR
' "FEATHER -
TOUCH"
SHAVES
ErPkif
HOLLOW GROUND
NIIIIMARMA
RAZOR BLADES
MIDDLETON'S DRUGS
Stationery - Wallpaper'
The Rexall Store
PHONE 20 HENISALL
The funeral was. held on Saturday
morning at St,' Columban Church, and
was attended by a large group of rela-
,tives and friends. Rev. F. J. O'Drow-
ski sang 'Requiem High Mass and
Mrs. Vincent Lane presided at the or-
gan. Numerous floral and spiritual
offerings, were received. The 'pall-
bearers 'vS'ere Joseph McQuaid, Joseph
Roach, Joseph Matthews;, John L.
Coyne, Owen Hart and John McIvor.
Interment. took place in St. ,Columban
cemetery,.Rev• Father O'Drowski of-
ficiating at the graveside obsequies.
Among those attending the funeral
from a distance were: Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Moylan and daughter, of Wa-
terloo; Mr. and .Mrs. Pope and Mrs.
Joseph Lesiski, Kitchener; Mr, and
Mrs, Sylvester McConnell and Earl
O'Halloran, Toronto; Mrs. Edward
McGrath, Ilderton; Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
mund O'Hearn, Mrs. Raymond John-
son, ,Ml`s, Charles Glazier and Misses
Mary and Agnes O'Sullivan, London;
Mrs. ' Cecil Ray and Patrick • O'Sulli-
van, Toronto,
• Hold Shower For Bride -Elect
IsMRR-Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kerr, of Monte•'
Vie, are very happy to announce the ar-
rival of their daughter, Linda Alice Eliza-
beth, born at Montville, Saturday, May 81,,
1946. A - granddaughter. for Mr. and Mrs -
W. A. Kerr, of Montville, and great-
granddaughter for Mrs. J. L. Kerr, of Sea.
forth. ,
Deaths -
LARKIN-In Windsor, on Saturday. June 1,
Margaret Forsythe, beloved wife of the late
Rev. F. H,; Larkin, D.D.
BELL -In Seaforth. on Saturday, June L
George Bell. in his' 79th year.
GILLESPIE-In Seaforth, on Sunday .me 2,
Neil McKellar Gillespie. in his 82r.! ;-rear.
SANDFORD-In Seaforth, on edne0day.
,June' 5, Eliza Daclev, belo.•e%i w of Rich-
ard H. Sandford, in her 78thy''ar,
TUCKERSMITH
Mrs. Fred Pepper, of the Huron
Road, will, entertain the Tuckersmith
Ladies` Club at her home on Wednes-
day, June 12. The 'roil call will be
a question box and the social com-
mittee will be in charge of the pro-
gram. A pot -luck supper will be
served. •
BAYFIELD'
Misses. Eileen, Jean and Loreen Jor-
dan entertained at their, home at . a
miscellaneous shower, honoring• their
sister, • Mis's Mary' Jordan, whose mart
riage is -'an event' Of this week. About
seventy-five'' ladies, including relatives
and neighbors, were present to honor
the -bride-to-be, who was 'presented
with numerous 'beautiful gifts,, includ-
ing 'wool blankets, silver, china, lin-
ens and money': The guest of honor
expressed her,appreciation to each in
.dividual donor. Several games, of
•'bingo, 'under the direction of Miss
'Katharine Jordan, were played. Dain-
ty refreshments were served by the
hostess, Mrs. Joseph Jordan, assisted
by, her daughters. '
Personals: Thomas McIver, Os-
goode Hall, Torcihto, with his parents,
Mr. and' Mrs. William Mclvor; 'Mr.
and Mrse,siliobert McCormick and two
sons, Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Krauskopf; Mr. and Mrs. J. Blood and,
Miss Alice ,McAleer, -Detroit, with Mr.
and Mrs. i atrick- Ryan; Frank Kee -
gee, Bayfield;, with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Mclvor; Mrs and Mrs. Jack Klein, De-,
troit, with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kale;
Miss , Eileen Evans, student nurse at
St. Joseph's Hospital, London, is va-
cationing with her mother, Mrs. Kath-
erine
atherine Evans; Mrs. Harry I. Dingeman
and son, Paul, Det'rdit;' with her par-,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. McConnell; Mrs.
Katherine Byrne has returned home
after spending two months with her
daughters in Detroit; Miss Geraldine
Dillon, Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Dillon; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Strubb and daughter, Margaret, Mr.
_M_ •m•. -R -ay- St;John; -Charles;- Pat
rick' and Donald McDaid, all of Kit-
chener. and Mrs•: Julia Flanagan, of
Seaforth.. with Mr. and ,Mrs William'
Flanagan; ,Mrs :and -Mrs. Louis Kraus -
kW. Detroit, with Mr: "and Mrs: Jas.
Krauskopf: Frank -Evans,, Windsor,
with his mother, Mrs. Katharine Ev-.
ans; Mr. and .Mrs, Thomas Feeney
and daughter,' Betty, London, with
Mr, and Mrs.' Patrick Feeney; Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Forster in Wroxeter;
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Stapleton, Galt,
with Mr. and Mrs. William Stapleton;
Mrs. Frank Berns and son, Joseph,
Miss Kathleen Burns and 'Miss Joan
Burdette in Sarnia.
Mis's Catherine Coyne has returned
home after spending several months
in, Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea:
forth.
Mr. and Mrs. William Flanagan and
family attended the Flanagan -Carty
weddinr, in Kinkora on Saturday.
Forty Hours' Devotion ' Services
were held id St. Patrick's Church this
week. A Redemptorist Father from
London conducted the services and
was assisted by the pastors of the
neighboring parishes. Large . congre-
gations attended both morning and
evening ,services. -
Mrs. 11. V. Martin and son, Bud
Brown, of Detroit. spent the week -end
at their cottage.
Miss Rbena Hovey, of London, is,
the guest of her brother, Mr. E. Hovey
and Mrs. Hovey. '
Mr. and Mrs. William Murray, of
Detroit, spent the? week -end with Mrs.
A. Murray.
CONSTANCE.
The many friends of Mrs. Robert
Rogerson and Mrs. "George Addison
will regret to learn that they are
en the sick list and will wish them
a rapid recovery.
The members of the W.A..and W.
M. S. of Constance United Church.
attended the opening meeting and
bazaar at Winthrop on Wednesday,
Miss Alice Dallimore," of Toronto,
IP a guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Dunce,: McCallum.
DUBLIN
A life-long resident of this district,
Mrs. Margaret O'Sullivan,. died at her.
home in St. Calumban on Thursday
following a lingering illness. She was
a netive of Hibbert Township, daugh-
ter of the late William Hastitigs'and
Margaret Dillon, and was en ,tier 78th
year. She was 'married in 1907 to
Peter O'Sullisan, o -f McKillop Town-
ship, and lived on a farm there ntil
about nine years ago when they re-
tired' to St. Columban. `flee. husband
predeceased her eight years ago. She
was a faithful member of St. Colum -
ban Church and of the Catholic Wo -
.men's League. She is survived by
one dau liter : (Mary), MPs. Joseph
MoyfIasi•, Waterloo,' one 1'gralidehlld,
And one brother, .John •'Hastings',• St.
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KIPPEN
Mr. and Mrs. 'Edgar Smith, of
Guelph, spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. John Jarrott.
Mrs. (Rev.) Richardson, of Blen-
heim, who has been visiting her sis-
ter, Mrs. William Sinclair, has return-
ed to her home.
• Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Beattie and
Karon, of Wingham, spent the week-
end with , relatives here.' . •
A number from here attended the
75th anniversary of Blake United
Church- be Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Cooper spent Sunday
vr,ith her sister, Mrs. Stuart Baird,. in
Brucefield.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Anderson
and family visited friends in Sarnia
on Sunday. -
The Y.P.U. of St. Andrew's United
Church are holding their annualan-
niversary on Sunday, June 16. The
guest speaker will be the Rev. R. A.
Brook, of Hensall.
,Mrs, W. Horsey, of Exeter, is
spending a couple of weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. A. Gackstetter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gackstetter and
Mrs. W. Horley spent Tuesday in,
Stratford. '
Mrs. Allan Johnson attended the
funeral' of her sister-in-law, Mrs. R.
C. McLean, at Waubaushene on
Thursday last. ..
Death of Mrs. Robert C; McLean
The death occurred at Waubau-
sibeaeT•-OTrt•., on Monday, -"'May -27T01 -
Mrs. R. C. McLean, widow of the late
Robert C. McLean; formerly of Kip -
pen. Mrs. McLean. had been in ill
health for • several months, but her
passing came"as a shock to her many
friend's here. She was the former
Mary Ernestine Sellers, 'daughter of
•Mrs. J. Sellers and the late Mr. Sel-
lers, of Bluevale. Twenty-one years
`ago she was united in, marliege with
her late husband, Robert, �C. McLean,
who was. accidentally killd when hit
by a car one year .,ago. May 30, at
Port McNichol, Previous to her ill-
ness she, was on the staff of Midland
Collegiate. She is • survived by two
sons, James ands Donald, attending
University at Toronto; her• mother,
Mrs. J. Sellers, of Bluevale, and one
brother, Walter Selre"r"s, also of Blue-
vale. A private funeral service was
held at her home on Thursday, Mese
30, followed by a -public' --'service
the Waubaushene Memorial Church,
conducted by her, pastor; Rev. Mr.
Bayes, also the Rebekah Lodge of
which she Wes a member took part
in the service. Interment was made
in Midland cemetery. Those attend-
ing the funeral from a distance were:
Mrs. J. B. McLean and Miss Marion
McLean; of Exeter; Mrs'.. Allan John-
son, Kippen; Clarence McLean, Lon-
don; Fern McLean, Toronto; Mrs.
Fowler, of Eurora; Vies. J. Sellers,
Mr. Walter Sellers, Mrs. Elmore Sel-
lers and. Susan, of 'Bluevale; Miss
Lillian Garniss, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs.
Black, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs.
Sir.icker, Hamilton.
- Mrs.. Austin Zapte and little son
spent the. week -end .with friends in
the village,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith and
Eleanor, of Bluevale, spent Sunday
with Mr. arid Mrs. H. F. Berry..,
Mrs. Alex Paterson spent a few.
days last week in Toronto. i
Mr. and Mrs. D. Ward, of Clinton,
spent the week -end with Mr.'and Mrs.
G. Swan,
Mr, and Mrs. William Scott are
visiting friends In Hamilton.
Miss Norma Collins, of London, and
Mr. James, Proudfoot visited Mrs. M.
McKensie. •
Mr. and Mrs. John Cairns and Mr.
and Mrs. William Nesbitt spent Sun-
day with Mrs. Dow, Of St. Marys.
Mr." and Mrs. O. Blanchard spent
Monday in London.
.Messrs,. John 'Cairns and W. Elliott
d.ttended the fair in Stratford on Tttes-
day.
Brock - Cornish
Against a floral background of doa-
ble white '.ilacs; :pink tulips and hem-
lock, Anna Mande Cornihh, only
daughter of Mr and Mtn: 3. K.
Cern—
feh, of Brucelle1d' 1 and l oy a d Roy --hems
Brook, son of Mrs. O. Vitt*.Ole ,
HENS_ALL
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Announcement
Mrs. William Hyde, Hensall, wishes
to atlnounce the marriage of her
daughter, Eleanor L Bell, Reg.N., on
June 1, to Mr, F. Edward Barrett, of
Now 'York City, only son of Mr. and
Mrs, Prank Barrett, Rock Hill.
Word was received in Hensall. of
the death of Mrs. Mary E'lizabeth'E.
McLean, widow 'ofobert McLean,
and only daughter of Mrs. Sellers and
the late J. J. Sellers, of Morris Town-
ship, who died at her home in Wau-
baushene -on Tuesday, May 28, after a
long illness, in .her 44th year. She
Was on the teaching staff at Wauhau-
Miene for some years. A year ago her
husband was killed 'by a, ear While
walking on the highway near Victotia
I#arhtiut, and was, a former well
1010Wit' ipitea' reaideiit. Surtiving'
Horse's and Cattle
RIDAY
Admission 25c
Fair will be • opened by
JUNE 7th
Cars '25e
T. L Kennedy
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Ontario Minister of Agriculture -
IN THE EVENING •
Minstrel Show '
Presented by Blyth Lions_ Club • '
omission 50c Children under 12, 35c
are two sons, James and Donald, Stu- and was well known in the village.
dents at Torop,to University.
Mr. David Kyle was taken .to Vic-
toria Hospital, London, Friday Morn-
ing last and that evening underwent
an emergency appendix operation.
Dave is doing nicely.
Mr.' Harold Bell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. 13e11, of Hay, was taken
to. Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth,
on Friday for 'an appendix operation.
Billy Fink, young son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Fink underwent an opera-
tion Hospital,London
in St. Joseph's
on' Saturday last for appendicitis. •
Lois Henderson, Betty Moir, Orrion
Stephan and Elaine Beer,students at
the puhlic.school, will sing at the an-
nual garden party -at Kir'kton on•July
17th. "
A reception for Mr, and Mrs. Ed.
Little, the former Jean Long, and a
recent. 'bridal •couple, will be held in
the Town Hall, Hensall, Thursday eve-
ning, June 6, with music by Murdoeh's
orchestra.
Death of Andrew Llove
Residents of Hensall and d.istrint
were shocked to learn of the, sudden
passing of one of Hensall's highly
respected citizens in. the 'person of
Mr. Andrew Love, who died at his
home Monday afternoon, June 3, very
.suddenly, in his 92nd year., Mr. Love
was up town on Saturday s, couple of
times and always called for his mail
-everyeday; undo -Was a very -familiar
figure on the streets of the' village
He was born in Paris, Ont., and came
to Stanley 'Township when a youth.
and farmed there, successfully until
he retired to take up,- residence in
Hensall twenty-four years . ago. ' Be
was a member of Carmel Presbyter -
en Church. For many years he at- .
tended the Love .reunion, an annual
event, and was the oldest member of
the . clan present. Mrs. Love prede-
ceased him five years ago. Survive'
ink are three sons: • William, Lon.-
',hon; Gordon, Hillsgreen.;•...Hugh, Hen-
sall; two daughters, Mrs..Lorne'Luk-
er and Mrs. 'Clifford Moir, Hensall-
one brother, , William Love, . Hensall,
and, one sister, Mrs. P. 'Fisher. Grav-
'enhurst. Private funeral. services
were held from, the fatally residence
on Wednesday' at 2.30 p.m., Rev. P.
Ferguson 'officiating. Burial was .ifs
Baird's cemetery.
Miss Lois Whitney,' of, Seaforth,was a guest 'on Sunday last With Mr.,
and Mrs. W. O. Goodwin. and 'Mary.
Miss G. Brock, of London, spent a
week's holidays at .her 'home here.
Mr.' and Mrs. Russell Kyle, of Jor-
dan, were week -end visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. T. Kyle.
Mr. Fred Brock spent a few days
visiting his friends in Hensall.
Knitted garments for children are
still very -urgently needed by the Red
Cross,: and . there is wool for sweaters
and so.X_.for boys,—age four -'years;
which can be had at the Library any
Tuesday afternoon.or evening.
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