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A1OTION 5,A -T-4 OF HOUSE AND LOT"
and also six,' Lots sin hayfield, suitable for
caipns or eatnage6. Hatold Jackson, • Auc-
' tio*eer, has- received instructions from the
undersigne3 to sell the above 1,y public soc-
iouRa • qP the .,p ee, Bayfield, on Wednes-
day";Jniy 80Ch; at 7.30 Par. (D.S-T.,. These
lot are about 55 feat, frontage and 75 feet
tin depth, situated on Howard Street, 'Bay-
field, about 35 rods from the lake. House
consists of seven rooms, oneesterey cottage
etyie. hydro. Terms made known at time of
sale. Property subject to reserve bid. 'For
du er .particulars apply to' ROBERT PEN-
1314fiehl, proprietor; Harold Jackson.
.. Auctioneer. 4154-1
AUCTION' SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
Implements, on Lot 24, Conceebion 10,
Rib -tart, 2 miles west of Cromarty and 7
annex northeast of Hensall, on Thurdsay,
August 7th, at 1 o'clock p.m. Reasons for
sale,. crop bailed out by storm: HORSES---
Q4sthhed .team, 8 years old, red 'roam: CAT-
lst —red coRed w, freshened, du, freshened e and
12due th
whl`ta cow, freehened, due March 4th; roan
cost; freshened, due Marsh. 10; Hereford cow.
freshened, due .March 81111; red cow; fresh-
emelt due January 3rd; red cow, fresh. with
calf at foot; red 'heifer, due October 20th:
red, heifer due October loth ;,. white heifer
due: December 27th •,5 Durham' steei6; 1,000
pounds ; 6 Durham, heifers and steers, 1 year
old; 6 Durham heifers and steers, 10 months
old; 2 Durham baby beefs, 5months old; 6
„Durham arming calves; pure bred registered
Durham bull, 13 months old. PIGS -1 young
York hog; York sow due September 12th;
York sow due November 10th: 5 young York
soya. due in October; 1 young York sow due
September .28th; 2 young York sows due it
November; 8 small chunks. IMPLEMENTS
---,New V.A. Standard Case tractor on rule-
'ber, starter and -lights ; new Massey -Harris
3 -furrow tractor plow; new 3 -section McCor-
miel -Deering lever harrows; new 13 -disc.
Massey -Harris fertilizer drill; new Massey -
Barris bean .scufaer and puller combined •
goad; Cribber ,tiled wagon, complete with hay
rack; steel roller; Massey -Harris hay loader;
MasseyHarris 6 -foot binder; Deering mower,
6 -foot out; Massey -Harris spring tooth horse
cultivator; 4 -section diamond harrows ; 3-sec-
tioadiamond harrows ; walking. plow ;' Mas-
sey -Harris riding Plow: Massey=Harris man-
ure spreader; set sleighs: wagon box;,,dump
rake; stone boat; root pnlper ; Beattie hum
jack; `Beattie farce pump, in good shape;
Monarch 21,_ horsepower. gasoline engine; set
2,000 pound Scales; .pig crate; 2 self pig
feeders; 5 oak barrels: new Beattie hay fork;
sling tulles ' harness ; electric fencer; forks,
shovels. etc.; colony house, 10 x 12, good :
brooder stove; new 550 -pound De Laval.
cream separator; 70 sap buckets and pans :
25 ton- of good hay in barn- HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS --Doherty cook stove: Quebec heat-
er; Marconi cabinet battery radio, like new ;
new Coleman gasoline damp. iron and lan-
tern. Terms—Gash. ' LAWRENCE 'DUN?a,
,,Proprietor ; • E. P.. Chesney, Clerk; Harold
Jackson, Auctioneer. 4154-2'
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At the same time and place there will be
offered for sale by public auction, 100 -acre
Fame., Conee>si•on 10, Lot 24, Hibbert Town-
ship, prpPerty of Henry Hoggarth., Has
frame house and good banked barn 40x60;.
utter carrier and cement flooring; good drive
shed 22x44; pig house 12x24: 12 to 15 acres
good hardwood bush. Hydro available:
Terms made known day of sale. . Offered
subject to reserve bid. HENRY HOGGARTH.
Prep.ietnr. 4154=2'
LOST—AN OIL, FILTER FOR HUDSON
car, on ifippen Road,, youth of Egmo{Sd'-
ville, on Friday evening, July 19. Please
leave at EXPOTTOR. OFFICE. Reward,
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LOST—SILVER, RONSON ' LIGHTER AT
Swimming Poo, Sunday afternoon, July
13th; engraving on back. 'Reward. Apply
Box 575, HURON EXPOSITOR
Conning Events
D4l,NQE.. CRYSTAL PALACE BALL ROOM.
Mitchell, Friday, July 25, on a new
beautiful marble floor, to theamesic of 'Scotty
McLachlan. and His 11 -Piece Orchestra;
Betty Duquette, voealist Dancing 10-1. Ad=
mission 50 cents. 4158.2
CKNX RANCH BOYS AT OLD TIME
Dance at Crystal Palace Ball Roam, Mit-
chell, Friday, August Ise, on a beautiful
'marble floor. Admission 50 cents. ,
4154-2
Personals
'l eOGG for Poorer*, en Wedueseee, 0ule 23,`
Williatn
E. Hogg, re his 74th veal—Z.
SON- In 1MeKillop, on ThersdaY,
,Judy 17, Andrew C. Henderson, -ixr his 77th
Year,
HAJ1,'. M -9N-'411 'A[satt1lton, on Friday, July
18, Jolty Hartman, in. hia 87th year.
KBRNE7$-In W3nghsia Hospital„ on Satur-
day, acne as.. X941, Robert Berney.
Morris Township,, in his 77th year.
ree—liied at Estonia, Sask., on Wednesday,
Arty 16th, Miss Elizabeth Victoria Alpe
Fee, in her 76th year.
e -HYGIENIC SUPPr.1FS (RUBBE11 •GUtDS)
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed envelope
with price list. 6 samples 25c; 24 samples
51.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-73, NOVA -RUBBER
CO„ Box 91, Hamilton. One
ASTHMA SUFFERERS—ENJOY A GOOD
night's sleep, without coughing or chok-
ing as others are doing. For free information
write F. L. HOWEY, 144 Catherine South,
Hamilton- 4147x8
For Sale
SALT: -19'28
-pipit good condition.
mondville.
at
CHEV: SEDAN, IN
RAY COOMBS, E,g-
4154-1
R SALE -1 RANGE, GOOD BAKER ;
large tank; 1 •lawn mower. Can be seen
HERBERT COOMBS, 3gmondville
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ZION
Mr. and 344s. Norman Bushfield,
Mr. Lawrence Hannon and Roy, and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barker attended
the Barbour reunion in . Stratford on,
Saturday.
Mr. Fergus Lannin is wearing a
smile these days. It's a girl!
BULL FOR SALE—REGISTERED YEAR -
ling Shorthorn bull, fit for service. Ap-
ply td GEORGE LOWERY. Seaforth.
FOR SALE — 1'00 HYBRID PULLETS,
Scott's strain. ready to lay. • ROBERT'
VIVIAN, Staffa. Phone 43 r 8, Dublin.
4.15,3-2
Mr. and .Mrs: Ross Gei•don and
Donna and Mr. Hugh Gordon, were
the guests, of Mr. and Mrs. Dalton
Maitolm on r, n
Mi'. and Mrs. Charles . Roney and
Carl and Mr. and Mrs. Alb. Roney
spent Sunday i>:1 Goderich.
VOR SALE—ENGLISH COACH DOG, EX-
cellemt watch dog. KEN ETUE. 'Zurich.
Ont- Phone Zurich, 98 r 13.
4153-2
FOR SALE — NO. 5 MASSEY-HARRIS
binder, 7 -foot .cut. RUSSELL BOLTON.
Phone 840' r 41. Seaforth. 4153-2
Maete;a'1t • Ran14te141, o1Ct Wfi
is . sgett mss hod 111
1lJlG1e ant, ignit, Mr- and f ortlpiait
•
Bu.¢ield
Ml- anti Mrs. L. Hatinnt and, Mr.
acrd Mrs, 11,41 tan Ituatthelo v#sited. iu.
Mill�iant< Fr'lday night with Mr, and
Mre. Melvi "Gray. •
Miss {rellcg4 Moore, Stratford Oen-
eral Hoepitelx, who hae spent the past
three--•'weekr with her parents, Mr -
and Mss. L@slie Moore, returned to
her -duties 4u Friday.
Mr. and. Mrs. Ted Harback and
Paul, of •Stratford; visited.,, on, Wed-
nesday .afternoon with their Cells#ns•,
Mr. elle Mrs:. J. Malcolm-
Rev. Mr. McWilliams, Oromarty,
,00h charge of the.• service ..$allday
morning as `Rev. A. H. Daynard is on,
his '' holidays.
Mr. an - ,'Mrs. 'Erroll Rogers, Det-
troit, spent, the past week with :his
sister, Ali' :.IIniore Sleinfeldt, and.
Mr. Kleinfe.>dt.
Mr. and: Mrs. Elmore 'IKleiureldt
and Mr- and Mrs. Wren Rogers vis-
ited in Grimsby on/ Tuesday, the
guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Russel Aikens. .
FOR SALE — 1937 HUDSON EIGHT
Sedan: good finish, good tires, . engine
overhauled. PHONE 103. Hensall-
4154-1
FOR SALE -13 . LITTLE PIGS 7 WEEKS
. old. Apply to ELGIN THOMPSON. Kip=
pen. or ,phone 77 r 41, Hensel].
4154-1
Tenders Wanted -
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
11 Lpndersigned for the caretaking of Schools
Nair 7 and 9, Tuckeesnalth, for the school
year" The usual duties of a• school caretaker
b
to e performed in a satisfactory manner.
For further particulars and details apply
to Y.1
S- 'H warrmORE;'
Sec.-Treas. School Area Ne.' 1,
R.R. 3, Seaforth.
4151-tf
Notice.' To Creditors
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of JAMES DAYMAN
ALLFERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the Estate of Jame Dayrgan. late of the
Village of Hensafl, in the County of Huron.
Gentleman, deceased. Who died on or abort
the 24th. day of June, 1946, are hereby noti-
fied to Bend in to the undersigned on or be-
fore the 9th day of August, 1947, full pen-
tienlars of their claims, after which ',date the
assets asseof the estate will be distributed hav-
ing restart/ oply bo claims then received.
JOLTED' at Seaforth, this 15th day of July,
1947 .
McCONNELL & BrAYS, -
.... ". Seaforth., Ontario;.
Solicitors far the Ex,eeutor-
41534
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of JOHN DAMES CLUYF "6
LL PERSONS HAVING'CLAIMS AGAINST
the Estate of John. James Chaff, lateof
the•Towe of Seaforth- in the County of Hur-
on,
nron, Retired Lumber Merchant, deceased, who
died' on or about the 23rd day of,May, 1947,
are hereby. notified to send in to 'the under-
signed on or before the 2nd' day of August,
1947, .full partieulars of their claims, after
• which date the assets of the estate will be
dim -bated' having regard only to claims than
DATED at Seaforth this 10th day of 1a1y.
19#7.
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McCONNEL & HAYS,
Seaforth, •Ontario.
Solicitors for the Executor.
41524
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
" Iri
1S' e Ew.tzte of- FREDERICK STANLEY
AVAU E
1.PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
'the Estate of Frederick Stanley Sacangn
sore of the Town of Seaforth. deceased, who
died' on dr, about the 30th day of May, 1947,
,h
ale .ereby notified to satid in Po the trader -
an or before the Sad 'day of August,
full parte-niers of their deities.
1mmrrredia edy after the said last mentioned
dates the amen of the said estate will be
d•'lst 1httted =onset tIle parties entitled there-
4ro, $ru+asrg regard Daly to claims of 'which
She =demiczted shall then have notice. tO
the ;exclusion of all others. and the ander
sign ed wail' not he liable to any person of
whose claim the 'undereigned shall not then
,rave notice for the assets so distn-butad or
any part thereat.
DATED et Seaforth. this Pei day of Jab'.
3.9,7`.
TEE CANADA 'TRUST COMPANY.
Le'LU D- SAVAT GE. Exec -atom
Ey 'herr Solicitor
• EL G. META.
Seaforth, Ontario.
41524
Popular Stallions
PICS FOR SALE -10 CHUNKS OF PIGS
for sale. Apply JOHN HENDERSON.
Phone 839 r 23, Seaforth. 4164x1
CERTII+'1ED
RASPBERRY PLANTS
Write Box 754
Campbellford, Ont.
for illustrated folder and growing "know
how." Don't delay. Supply limited.
4154x4
Notices
ORDER YOUR, HARD COAL AND 'READ-
ing , briquettes. KRAUSKOPF BROS-.
Dublin.. Phone 36 r 13. 41544
Grade 'A PIG ,;mow 'horse
• 't9ye Are hied Pertheroa Eitaliion
sr. -SLAIN MARQUIS [170841.
lest No. 4315• worm 1, First Omer
M»toEileiy, T eeday---Viciaits of Klppen and
11141i3n4ai, .TpursdsF✓' tr of n rgn-
]lwrr 412a, Saw.
'ViArHfs of Tlirblfa ani'
clown3 •i4y18.: ;
ir. ,ri, ilii. 4, nM.
CARLOAD FEED WHEAT TO ARRIVE AT
Dublin. Phone 36 r 13. KRAUSKOPF
BROS. 4154-1
'WISH TO LEASE FARM 3 TO 5 YEARS,
with option of •purchase. Vicinity Sea -
forth. Hydro preferable, but not essential.
Box574, HURON EXPOSITOR
4153-2
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- WALKER ELECTRIC
Prompt and Guaranteed
RADIO • SERVICE
By Qualified Radio. Technicians
at reasonable rates.
• WALRFR ELECTRIC
PHONE 95 .. SEAFORTH,
, 4152-4
Cards of "Thanks
MR.' AND MRs. C. HENDEBSON AND
family wish to thank their relatives,
friends and neighbors for the many expres-
eions of sympathy and kindness shown them
during their ' recent bereavement; also for
the beautiful floral tributes and cards sen
4154x1
MR DAVE' F. ANDERSON AND FAMILY
wish to thank their many friends and
relatives for the kindness and sympathy
shown them during their recent sad bereave-
ment,.. also for the beautiful floral tribnrtes.
4154-1
CIFDMOR.E-1N r/va'i6 LAVING MEMORY
• of our dear mother, Margaret Ann Cud -
more, Hensall, who passed away in Scott
Memorial Hospital,. orth, on July 25th.
1'932.
4154x1 —Sons and Daughters.
LAMONT-1N LOVING MEMORY OF A
dearly belos'ed 'son, A627 Tpr. Hector J.
Lamont,. misting July 25, 1944. later presum-
ed killed in action at Verrle?es, France.
Dear'Elector. three years have passed.
' Since that sad day.
And no enc. knows how we nriss you,
Only 'i,ose who Lave lost can tell.
Some will thinfi when they see as em'ile,
But no encs. knows the sorrow
That is. fild' behind the smiles,
We don't need a date to tell the day,
For 'use think of yea daily end hourly.
-Sadly missed by Mon, Dad, Brothers and
Sisters. 4154-1
BOOTH -Zn Sere ll e d 5 Hoer stet, oil S411y
18. 4•o Mr, and Mra. Thomas' Booth, Clin-
tarrff,, a son.
MALONEY Iii Scott Mearoiial Ho'apdta , on
July 18, to Mr, and Mrs, Feank Maidney,
!McKillop. a sorts.
KYLE --Mr. alyd Mrs. William kyle of, lair'
pqe, are Nappy 4o arinoutee tbe arrival of
eloir eo .Mort Amite", :lin Jtti1y 18.. in
Clintotr MaleMoir0Mt.
IX/MACE—In Scott Memorial' Erewlpital,' ori
Jte1N ill, to Mrs and Mos. toilie DellinatM
d
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SEAFORTH
$ tablhe`a.1ST ,. Phyte a,'
Stuart Bryane Mass t , Lon.
Boil after speeding the peat wee with
Mrs.
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hs• a ns Mr.
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Miss. Dgris; 1(011nston ie spending
tots week itt; gil'l's' camp .at. Qndericle
Mise Doreen LdX , Brussels, has re-
turnee holne after spending a few
days with, Mies Mavis Oliver.
Mrs. William Kerney is visiting ber
daughter, Mrs. Earl Dow, Ribbert.
Donald Wilson, of London, Is via-
itaee hiss eranebnother, Mrs. R. W.
Hoy.
WINTHROP
The W.M.S. and W.A. of Cavan
Church, Winthrop; met at the home
Of Mrs. G. Smith on Wednesday, July
9th. Mrs, Smith presided. The theme
of the meeting was "The World -Coun-
'sel of Churches" The meeting -open-
ed with hymn 249. 'A reading and:
prayer from the Missionary, Monthly
was given by Mrs. Smith. The Scrip-
ture lesson, • Luke 10, and a , short
reading by the late Walter Graw was
read by Mrs. Robert McFarlane.
Hymn 252 was sung and Mrs..A. 'Rose
gave a reading, "Walk in 'bight." The
W,M,S. report 'for the second quarter
was given by Mrs. McFarlane,., , ,
temperance reading entitled, "The
Brewer's Product," was given by Mrs.
Calvin Hillen. Mrs. Smith closed the
worship period with prayer. Mrs.
McFarlanetook charge for the, re-
mainder of the meeting. The roll
call was' answered by 15 members-
with
emberswith a thought on temperance. The
W.A.' report 'was given by. Mrs. E.
Hawley. Mrs. William Montgomery
gave a short talk on a chapter of the
study book, ,"The Re -birth' of India."
Hymn 611 was sung and' Mrs. McFar-
lane closed the meeting with prayer,
Lunch was served by Circle 3 and a
social half-hour was enjoyed.
Moving " pictures on temperance
Will be 'presented in Cavan Church
Sunday .School.',on Sunday, July 27,
at 11.30 a.m.
Rev. R. J. Peters spent Monday in
London. Mrs. Peters is holidaying at
Wigwassan Lodge, Muskoka.
Mr. Ross Montgomery has taken a
position at Brantford. •
Jasqueline Davidson is holidaying
with Lois Fox, near Walton.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClure and
Ross, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. •Bunard
and Lois visited with Mr. and Mrs.
D. Dale, Hullett- -
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bolton attend-
ed the reception in Goderich for Mr.
and Mrs, Leroy Brown.
Mr, and Mrs. George Fox and Lois,
of Walton, visited. with Mr, Austin
Dolmage. -
Mr '0.110 Mrex 1440, goer,. Ml'e
Marina Regale abet
tape,�kt '114r,, BayTegel�}!?dai�?�&nd M s, Wig
Gross. niylta .,
Quite•'a nue bei tram ore ti#ne e11
3g3red tie CCP/ 'Breezes of the lake at
GodertQ L on Sunday.
We are pleased to report Mrs. Fred.
Il'oegy is able 'to be out again after
her lq g voufstement to the holt`se.
Mr, .and Mrs. Irvin' Rook and fam-
ily, accompanied by Mr. and Mre:•.
Sanl, ,tc3.. myth and George, of Mitchell,
visited Elora Rocks on Sunday.
Miss Doris Purvis, of Mi'lestpne,
Scali~, is :at present visiting ti#t•
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Koehler, at the home of her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wnl. Koehler,
Mr. and, Mrs. ;-Stephen Eckert and
sons, of Timmins, are at present vis-
iting . relatives and friends in this
vicinity.
Misses Leotb. Hoegy and Isabel
Purcell and Mr. Milton Deutz accom-
panied Seaforth Band to Strati•erd,
where they 'attended a picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brooks, of
Mitchell, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Hoegy..
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
baby, of Rostock,, visited
this line on Sunday.
Mrs. William Flanagan, Sr., spent
the week -end with her sister in Kit-
chener.
McKILLOP
1eq:1, l I' her 4t4lie CO.nn
Koh fid�.. salt, Wee. 04te 1 glee 1,
C'iQQpialf: (Olaga), of . peen,. Wee
J, ruin Miller itede r ah, te' nSea#or:,tli*
and three brother9, Wilbert, of Std
fa,. aid Melvin and OZaatides,, of Oen..
salt, The fti.neral' Rias held trona "here __-
late, residence on 11 ollday; July 3t,
at 2.00 o'clock, with Bev. Latng,'
of Woodham,. officiating. Interment
was in Exeter cemetery. The Wit
bearers were Nelson Hatter, Itobetkt;
Elston, Oliver . Baker, Jesse ..Elden;
Albert .Balker and Fred Jameson. The
flower bearers were her 'nieces and
nephews: Joyce Glanville, Gordon' and
Marlene Miller •.•o&.. Seaforth, IAoydf'.,
and Marlene Cooper of Kippen, Meryl,
Donna„ Marian, Marjorie and Oecii
Glanville, of Staffa, Gerald Glanyille
of Hensall, Margaret Anne Lawson;
of Crediton; also Betty Langford of
Seaforth, Robert ' Macklam of Strat-
ford and Roy Swan, St., Marys
Doerr and
friends on
, HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank McDonnell and
sons, lan and, Colin, of ReginSask.;
and Mrs, Margeret Yeomans add son,.
Robert, of Moose Jaw, Sask., enroute
tp Truro, Nova Scotia, spent a few
days with Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Row-
cliffe and family and with 'other rela-
tives in the district.,
Mr. J. S..Wood,;sub-manager of the
Bank of Montreal, Regina, and
nephew of the Messrs. Woods of the
2nd concession, has „been,. on e . visit
during the- past week, accompanied
by his wife and daughter, who also
,has close relatives in Kirkton and
Hamilton. •
:dr,' Bill O'Brien,' 'of Zurich, has re-
turned home after spending a week •
at Rondeau Park, the guest of Bill
Mickle.
Mrs. W. :Carlile left Saturday for
Cedar Beach, where she will vacation
for two weeks with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. Willert,
of Zurich.
M. Charles Fee is holidaying at
Rondeau Government Park with Mr.
and Mrs. Laird `Micltle and fancily.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hedden, and
"l;tile son, George, 'of Dresden, visited •
on Monday with relatives in Clinton
net Hensall- ,
Mr. and Mrs. Laird .Muckle and
family are vacationing .at Rondeacs
Park.
Sliss Lillian MacKay, of Windsor,
is visiting 'with Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Shepherd and family.
Mrs. Leonard Noakes,• who under-
went an appendix operation at Cline
tee hospital, returned ;home on Mon-
day- ' -
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Pendeau Park.
Mrs. J. Markham, of London, left
last Thursday for Loudon, after vis-
iting with Mrs. J. D. Stewart.
Miss Betty Rowcliffe has spent the
past two weeks at Rondeau Park, the
guest of Miss Betty M. ickle.
Miss Marion Sangster and Jim left
last 'Friday every by bus 'for Port-
age la Prairie, where they will spend
a two weeks' -vacation with their bro-
ther and sister -in law, Mr. and Mrs.
George Sangster. .
The Late Mrs. Thomas Coward
Mrs. Leola Glanville, wife of Thos.
Coward, passed away in St. Joseph's
Hospital in London on .Saturday,
July 19, in her 39th year. Mrs. Cow-
ard was the daughter of Mr. Arthur
Glanville and -the late Mrs. Glanville,
of Hensall, where she made her home
until seven years ago 'she moved to
her home on the Base. Line 'of Slane
chard. Those left ta mourn her
passing are her husband •and two
The Late Andrew C. Henderson
The community was shocked at the
sudden passing of Andrew C, Hender-
son on Thursday morning, July 17.
Although not in the best of health for,
the past five years, he Was'always, up
and. around having -been to the chores
the morning he passed away. He
was born on December 24,••1870, the
son of the late 'William R. Henderson
and Janet Habkirk, :pioneers of 'MO,
Killop Township, and the last surviv-
ing member of a family of ten. He
was particularly interested in' all that
went on around him 'and had a -host
of friends, baying spent all of his life
in the community in -Which he lived.
He was married in 1906. to Matilda
Shannon, who predeceased him. in"
November, 1927. He is survived by
a nephew, Chester. Henderson, with
whom he resided for the past twentY
years. The funeral wee' held Satur-
day, July 19, with Rev. Mr. Peters, of
Duff's Church officiating, and of
whici church the deceased was a
member', The pallbearers _were H.
Speirs, Brussels; N. R. Dorrance,.
John Gordon, ley Henderson, R. M.
Scott and William. Shannon. Friends
from a distance were: Mr. and Mrs.
John Adams, Dayton, Ohio; Mr. and
Mrs. S. White and Wm. Gordon, of
Winona; Mr. and Mrs. H. Gilbert,
Mount Clemens; Mr. and Mrs. T.
Morris, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. H. Ad-
ams, Toronto; Mrs. N. Henderson,
Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. H. Speirs and
family, Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. E.
Habkirk, St. Marys;• _Mrs. R. Harri-
son, Montreal; Mr. N. Henderson,
Toronto, and Miss M. Habkirk, Gode•
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