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Help Wanted
r11�N1,klla--MAN TO MAKE -ICE AT THE
Rink.. Good wages. Appbr C. Id.
S1aIITlI Seaforth. •
Property For Sale
.OUSE FOR SALE -7 -ROOMED ASPHALT
covered frame house, on Coleman Street
Modern ,r.•onveniensee. Apply to Box 619,
HURON EXPOSITOR, - 4172x1
For Rent
CIA -RAGE FOR RENT= -APPLY TO MRS.
."4 ALBERT EDLER, Seaforth. Phone 292.
4172-1
Coming... Events
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9SSEY-HARRIS CONCERT PROGRAM
at Crystal Palace Ballroom, Mitchell, Fri-
day, December 5th. Admission free, com-
mencing at 7.4.5 p.m. sharp, followed by an
Old-Tyme Dance by the CKNX Ranch Boys.
.A goad evening's entertainment for every-
one. 4172x2
Teachers Wanted
/ • TEACHER WANTED
APPLICATIONS ARE • INVITED BY THE
undersigned for a fully qualified Protest-
ant teacher for S. S. No. 2, Tuckersmith.
'Duties to commence January 5, 1948.
Applicants to state qualifications, experi-
ence and references, particularly name of last
Inspector, if experienced. Salary $1,500.00
and up according to experience.
S. H. WHITMORE,
Secretary -Treasurer, "
Tuckersmith School Area.
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Lost and Found
F'OR SALE - CLARE JEWELL COOK
IR YED 0 Y TO Y1Y PROPERTY SOME stove burn coal or wood
Agents Wanted
AGENTS , WANTED - WE WANT AN
agent in this locality for our chicks. One
of Canada's largest and best known Hatcher-
ies. Operating under Canada Approval.
Liberal commission. Advertising with agent's
name in local papEr - Write now for parttcu-CKERT - IN
Lars to Box 617, HURON EXPOSITOR. E Clare Ecl ort,
4172-2 ber 29, 1946.
• THS }HAM EOsOR.
Notices Joseph, caa 'ence, 'Bobby and neaste,
at home, aid Lawrence, of Mentreal-
CLERK'S NOTICE
Of First Posting of Voters'
List
VOTERS' LISTS, 1947, MUNICIPALITY OF
THE TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH,
COUNTY OF HURON.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT . I
have complied with Section 7 of The
Voters' Lista Aet and that I have posted up
at my office at Toekeravaith, on the 20th day of
November, 1947, the list of all persons en-
titled to vote in the said Municipality at
Municipal Elections, and that such\list re-
mains there for inspection.
Aid, I hereby call upon al•1 voters to take
janmediate proceedings to have any errors 'or
omissions• corrected according to law, the
Mat day for appeal being the llth day of
December, 1997.
K P. CHESNEY,
Clerk, Twp. of Tuckersmith.
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In Memoriam
Personals
HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER GOODS)
mailed postpaid in plain. sealed •envelope
with price list. 6 samples '25c; 24 samples
51.00. Mail -Order Dept. T -?3, NOVA.,RUB$ER
CO., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
Wanted
WANTED -URGENTLY NEEDED, THREE
roams for bonsekeeping_ Apply' to Box
623, HURON EXPOSITOR_
SS'ANTED--PIANO IN A-1 CONDITION•
" for Northside United Church Sunday
School. For further particulars see J. A.
WESTCO'LT, Seaforth. 4172x1
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WANTED - PAIR CHILD'S SKATES,
size 13; black. Apply to Box 613, HUR-
ON EXPOSITOR. 4172x1
RC.A_F. OFFICER AND WIFE (NO 0141L -
' dren) require three or four -room furnish-
ed or unfurnished apartment or a house by
January 15th. Within ten -mile radius' of
Clinton_ Write F/0 RUSTON, 15 Peel St.,
Barrie, Ont 4172-1
WANTED TO BUY-0LD HORSES AND
dead animals, suitable for mink feed.
Will pay 2e a pound for horses, and will call
and pick up same. Dead anirnais according
to value.'If dead, phone at once. Phone
collect: JACK GILBERT, 936 r 21, or FRED
GILBERT, 936 r 32, Goderich.
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For Sale'
LOVING MEMORY OF
who passed away Novem-
A sweet and heavenly voice had called,
"Come, child, and take my hand!"
Though Nature filled her eyes with tears,
She bowed to the command.
Clare, smiling, bid the world' "Good-bye."
Nor asked to tarry here;
For well she knew that loving voice
Was none to atay or fear.
We watched her breathing through the.day,
And breathing faint and low,
While in het• breast the wave of life
Kept heaving to and fro.
And when the moon and eters shone out,
Like vigils in the skies,
Clare's smiling eyes had closed in death,
To smile in Paradise.
When God's good hand is beckoning us,
Lord, teach us how to pray,m
That the eae hand reach out to us,
As led dear Clare away_
And may we always think of her
"Not lost. but gone before,"
To Meet and greet us when we hail
The lights of God's own shore.'
-Sadly missed by Parents, Brothers and
Sisters. 4172-1
Births
CHABONIK-In General Hospital, Winnipeg,
on November 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Chabonik (nee Clara Dolmage), a daugh-
ter -Linda Dianne.
FLEISCHER-1n Wornen's College Hosifttal,
Toronto, on November 9, to Mr. and Mrs.
W. Fleischer Inee Mildred Shinen), a son -
Leon Emil.
TOWNSEND--In Scott ldl4emorial Hospital, on
November 22, to 21r. and Mrs Allen Towns-
end. Hensel].el], a daughter.
ROSS -In Scott Memorial Hospital, on Nov.
24, to Mr. and M,rs. Alfred Ross, R.R. 1,
SIrks new reStaffs, a son.
time ago, yearling steer, red with •white servou and shelf. Apply to Box 621, HURON •
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fare. Owner may have same by proving EXPOSITOR. •
property and paying charges. KEN Me -
LEAN. Kippen. Phone 13-92, Hensall, . ! For. SALE--PA'rCSO1tI) QUILT, DOUBLE
4172-1 Irish chain, new. Apply to Bos 6.2,
HURON EXPOSITOR. 4172x1
LOST -TIRE AND RED WH L FOR 1931
' Model A Ford. Lost on t'ast side of Main' FOR SALE. -1938 FORD COACH, NEW
Street. near Box Furniture Store, November) motor: good shape; 3700. T. A. DUT-
20th. Finder plet..e notify MAC C'HESNEY, i TON, Brucefield. 4172-1
phone 658 r 16, Seaforth, •or leave at EX-,
POSITOR OFFICE. 4172-1 ,. FOR SALE -TWO LADIES' BLACK COATS,
fur -trimmed and plain; both in first class
STRAYED -ON TO LOT 31, CONCESSION , condition. PHONE 383, Seaforth.
9, McKillop, a rel'.. heifer. Owner may j
have same by proving property and paying ; FOR SALE -1935 INTERNATIONAL ONE- ,
charges. HIRA.M BLANCHARD. half ton truck. Apply W. V. BROWN.
4172-1 i- Manager- Public Utility Commission, Seafonth.
4172-2
STRAYED- FROM LOT 13, CONCESSION
2. McrKillop, a Hereford heifer, weighing' FOR SALE -100 LIGHT SUSSEX PUL -
3.000 pound : pig ring.: in left ear. Anyone : lets, laying. WILLIAM ALEXANDER.
knowing the whereabouts •of this animal,' Phone 848 r 15, Seaforth. 4172-1
Please PHONE 7,4 r 8. Kirkton. collect.
4172x2 FFR SALE -MAN'S WINTER OVERCOAT,
darler.green, size 40: ala set platform
+ scales.' Apply to RAYMOND TOWNSEND.
Auction Sales Seaforth. 4172x1
- FOR SALE -SOME HAND-PICKED SPY
AUCTION SALE OF CATTLE AT LOT 15, apples : 31.25 per bushel. Apply (Mrs.'
Cencesslon 13, McKillop Township, on LYDIA J. DOIG, R.R. 2, Kippen. Phone 4-93,
Tuesday, December 2nd, at 1.30 p.m.: Red Hensall Central. 4172x1
cow, 6 years old due March 1: roan cow
rising 8 years. due Feb. 23; black cow, 9
years old, due March 6; Holstein cow rising
4 years, due March 1: 1 heifer due March 11;
1 heifer freshened .in August; 8 steers rising
two years old; 11 heifers rising two years
a old; 3 steers rising one year old; 3 heifers
rising one year old; 1 calf. Terms --Cash.
ED. DAVIDSON, Proprietor: Harold Jackson,
Auctioneer. 4172x1
FOR
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toilet.
SALE -A QUANTITY OF
cords kindling wood; 1
Apply fe, J. W. FREE.
Deaths
CRONIN-In Dublin, on Mol?day, Nov. 24,
John Joseph Cronin, in his 46th year.
BAYFIELD
One son predeceased him four years
ago. 1-/e is also"survived by a Oster.
Mrs. Edward Hanihan, Detroit, and
two brothers, 'Lorne, of Detroit, and
Brother Augustine, of Montreal, The
funeral was held from his late resi-
dence to St. Patrick's Church Thurs-
day morning for Requiem 'Mass. In-
terment
nterment was in St. Columban ceme-
tery.
Celebrated 40th Wedding Anniversary
A very delightful evening was spent
Wednesday, at the home of .Mr. and
Mrs. Terry Flannery, Dublin, when
they celebrated their 40th 'wedding
anniversary. The dining room was
decorated for the occasion and the
table was centered with a three-tier
wedding cake; flanked by tall tapers
and bouquets of roses given by ' the
grandchildren. Following the dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Flannery were pres-
ented with 'a mantle clock and chenile
bedspread by the family, after which
cards of congratulations were read by
relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Flannery have one son, Jack, of Dub-
lin, and one daughter, Alice (Mrs.
William Ryan) of St. Columban, and
five grandchildren. On the same eve-
ning -a number of friends and neigh -
bo gathered at 'their home to hon-
or them on their anniversary with
many beautiful .presents.
Mrs. M. McPhedran, of PetroM l ia,
the guest of Mrs, R. Scotchmer this
week.
Mrs. J. Porter, of Goderich, is visit-
ing her brother, Mr.. Alfred Scotch-.
mer, and Mrs. Scotch -mer.
Mr, and Mrs. T. H. Mack spent the
week -end in Detroit.
KIPPEN
-Datum's Store is discontinuing their
Wall Paper Department, and are of-
fering Staunton's Wallpaper at from
5c 'to 2Pc per roll off regular prices.
Mrs. Alice, Cook, of London, spent
Over Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
McClymont.
Mr. Harvey Denny, of Walkerton,
spent over Sunday with Ken Damm.
Jarrott Bros. have decided to con-
vert the big brick house at the C.N.
station into an up-to'date apartment
bouse, and 'carpenters and plumbers
are already on the job.
Elzira Mousseau returned on Friday
after a two weeks' hunting trip to
the northern wilds and brought back
a deer.
Sgt. A. M. McKenzie, of the Clinton
Radio" School, moved into the Jarrott
cottage last week. '
Mrs. S. Beattie and two children,
of Wingharn, are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McBride.
Miss Mabel Whiteman visited re-
cently- with relatives in Detroit.
Quite a number from here attend-
ed -'the bazaar's at, Varna and Hensall
on Saturday:
Mrs. Robert McBride spent Monday
with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. E. McBride, near Exeter.
Moderator To Be Heard Over CBC
Right, Rev. T. W. Jones, M.A., D.D.,
Moderator of the United Church' of
Canada, will broadcast on Sunday,
Nov. 30, at 4.3,0 p.m. over the CBC
network. His address will originate
in Moose Jaw, Sask. It was on Noy.
12 that Kippen had the- honor of his
presence at St. °Andrew's United
Church.
• Hold Farewell Party
On Monday evening the neighbors
nlet at. the ho:.:e of Mr. and'Mrs.
TUCKER.SMITH Thomas Dayman, who are leaving to
make their living abode in London.
The evening was spent in playing, pro-
gressiive crokinole. The first prize
was won by Gladys Chapman and
consolation by Mrs. H. Norris. Men's
first prize was won by Bob Caldwell
and the consolation by Bruce MacGre-
gor. After the presentation lunch was
served. The address was read by
Miss Bernice •McClinchey and the
presentation was made by Miss Gladys
Chapman and Miss Virginia McClin-
chey. • The address was as follows:
"To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dayman:
Dear Ones: Your .neighbours and
friends have learned with regret of
your intention of leaving our com-
munity to make your home else-
where: You have been with us for a
period of twenty-seven years and we
have enjoyed happy associations to-
gether. No matter when or where it
was needed, you were always ready
to lend the helping hand. We cher-
ish the thought of having had .you in
our midst for this length of time and
had come to think that you might
make this your abode, but the fates
have decided otherwise, and we must
bow to the inevitable. Your departing
from our community leaves a vacancy
which will be greatly felt by all. But
the time has come .when you feel a
move would be to your advantage. It
is self-evident what is our loss will be
some other ones gain, and we rejoice
tq, know that you are going to a place
which you can call 'Home, Sweet
Home' and we each and all join heart-
ily in wishing the happiness and com-
forts associated with it As a token
tba`u-ks• was tendered the **teas an
'the meeting elosed it'd the N.atioaal
Anthem, A dlelicious lu ash Was -Serv-
ed with Miss. M. tyIot ay •aR convener.
INIIPIIMIPPARMIIPMEIPMP
Many friends of 'Mrs. Harry Sillers,
formerly Alice E., daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. William Wright, of
Tuckersmith. will be sorry to hear of
LUMBER: her death in Gladstone, Mich. She
good inside died in the St. Francis Hospital
4172-1 where she had been admitted serious -
FOR SALE -CHRISTMAS TREES, SPRUCE,
all sizes. Will deliver. Phone RUSSELL
T` BOLTON, Seaforth, 840 r 41.
4172-1
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF -
feels in Town of Seaforth, Goderich St.
East, on Monday, December 1st, at 1.30 pan.:
Full line of household effects, including stove,
washing machine, kitchen, dining room, liv-
ing room and bedroom- furniture, wardrobe,
dishes, kitchen utensils, garden tools and a
host of other articles. Property sold. 'Perms
-Cash. MICHAEL CROWLEY,' Proprietor;
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. 4171-2
AUCTION SALE ,OF PROPERTY AND
Housebold Effects. od the Estate of the
late Margaret B. Johnston, King Si.. Hen-
sall, on Saturday, December 6th, at 12.30 p.m.
sharp, the following: A full line of house-
hold effects including Sherlock -Manning
Piano and bench; 2 chests of drawers; modern
Clare range; dishy and antiques; a full Hat
Ing in next week's insertion. At the same
time and place there will be offeredfor sale,
subject to reserve bid• the property on which
is situated an 8 -roam 2 -storey brick house
with fu'll basement, furnace and hydro, also a
frame barn 14' x 24'. Terms' on Household
Effects -Cash. Terms on Property - 10%
"down ondate of sale and balance in.30 days.
Anyone wishing to see this property previous
to sale date may do so by contacting William
Parke, ,Hensall, and anyone desiring to, place
a bid on propertybefore sale date may do
so by a marked cheque with 10% of their
(purchase bid to the auctioneer. WILLIAM
PARKE and A. T, DOUGLAS, Administrators
for the Estate: Edward W. Elliott, Auc-
tioneer, Box 293, Clinton,
. 4172-1
EXTENSIVE CLEARING AUICTION SALE
of Farm Stack, Hay and Grain, Imple-
ments and Furniture. -W. E. Nairn, Auction-
eer, will sell by public "auction on 23 High-
way, adjoining Mitchell, Wtst End, on Wed-
nesday, December 3, 1947, at 12 o'clock sharp,
the following: HORSES -Blue roan Belgian
horses. CATTLE -4 Durham cows; 17 Dur-
ham steers, 800 lb3.• HOGS -30 Yorkshire
hogs; 100 Barred Rock pullets ; 40 tons choice
mixed hay; a large quantity of straw under
cover; 1800 bushels mixed grain. IMPLE-
I8JONTS —McCormick -Deering tractor ; Bell
separator, 24-40: new International 3 -furrow
tractor plow; new International spring tooth
cultivator; new International 12 -inch cutting
box; new International 11 -hoe fertilizer drill:
new Beaver grain grinder; also a full line of
farm implements, new and used harness ; a
quantity of furniture. This is an outstanding
sale of Belgian horses, high-grade Shorthorns;
implements all nearly new. Farm is sold.
No reserve. Teams -Cash. Lunch on grounds.
This sale will start sharp at 12. VICTOR
JACKSON, Proprietor; W. E. Nairn. Auc-
tioneer. 4172-1
AUCTION SALE OF PROPERTY AND
Household Effects. Palace Rink, Seaforth.
Saturday, November 29th, at 12.30 p.m. Mc -
Clary all -enamel electric stove: kitchen cup-
board ; kitchen rheirs ; stool ; sewing ma-
chine; oak library table; folding ironing
hoard; 2 writing desk:: walnut dining room
suite; buffet; table and 6 chairs ;' chester-
field; antique settee; walnut dinner wagon:
3 electric radios ; '3 . walnut nest of tables ;
number of c'hesterf(eld tables and other small
tables: number of rockers and occasional
chairs ; card tables: sectional bookcase;
Heintaman piano; small drop leaf table; hall
tree; table lamps; mnaic cabinet; 2 chests of
drawers; fernery; Electrolux with all attach-
ments; Continental single bed, box spring
and spring mattress and other bedroom
furniture, springs and mattresses ; all -enamel
electric washing machine ((like new) ; 4 -poster
walnut ,bed, springs and spring mattress ;
sealers: crndhs ; quantity of dishes and
kitchen utensils ; pictures: 2 lung ladder); 2
- lawn mowers; lawn hose; garden teals ; car-
penter tools and a hat of other articles.
PROPERTY-7-goom 2 -storey stucco house with
reception Mal and large basement on John St,
Hatd*vodd floors throughout, bath room: heated
With Vtantically iiew oil butter; fireplace,
recently iredecorated Garage Hewer garden.
Terse--Cbatttets, Cash, Propecicrlegs -down,
bate** Ed days. Reserve bid, iiot further
Ifltiletd*ris canted Harold Jackson; „Motion -
sear l 'i'ms OP THE. LATE HAZEL EL -
COATI, ,'1kConnell & MLA; Seneitors .fete Zia
Ade It fit'; P., Chesney, Clerk.
41724
OR SALE -GOBLIN VACUUM CLEAN-
'er. ; almost new. Apply to MRS. J. B.
BIGGINS, Kung's Apts., Seaforth.
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Fj CTR . SALE - 100 HYBRJD PULLETS,
ready to lay. Apply KEITH 'A7USSER,
one block west of Egmomlvrfle Church.
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von SALE- 1928 STUDEBAKER SEDAN.
rrood.; can he seen at. Dundoo's Garage.
ROBERT McDON'ALD, Phone 123-W.
4172-1
'Cards of Thanks
MR. WILLIAM MARTIN WISHES TO EX -
press his sincere appreciation 2'er the
manycards and treats received and to
those who called upon him • while he was in
Scott Memorial HoepitaL 4172-1
Notice To Creditors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
iN THE MATTER of the Estate of CATHER-
INE JANE DAYMAN, late of the Village
of Hensall, in the County of Huron; Widow,
deceased.
ALL,H
LL PERSONSAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the Estate of the late Catherine Jane
Dayman, who died on the ninth day of July,
1947, are hereby notified to send them to the
undersigned, duly verified, on or • before the
15th day of December, 1947.
AI•"1'ER the last-named date the assets of
the said Estate will be distributed among the
Persons entitled. thereto, having regard only
to claims of which the Executors shall then
have notice.
DATED at Exeter, the 24th day of Novem-
ber, 1947,
GLADMAN & COCHRANE,
Exeter, Ontario,
Executors' Solicitors.
4172-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of LEO DORSEY FORTUNE
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the Estate of Leo Dorsey Fortune, late of
the Township of Tuckeraarith, Drover, deceas0ll,
who died on or about the 8th day of Novem-
her, A.D., 1947, are hereby notified to send
in to the undersigned on or before .the 17th
day of December, 1947, fall particulars of
their claims.
Immediately after the said last mentioned
date, the assete of the said estate will be
distributed amongst the parties entitled there-
to, having regard only to claims of which the
undersigned shall then have notice, to the
exclusion-pf..all others, and the ,Yndersigned
will not he liable to any person of whose
claim the undersigned shail not then have
notice for the aasets so distributed or any
part thereof.
DATED at Seaforth this 17th day of
November, 1947.
ALVIN W. SILLERY,
Seaforth, Ot.,
Solicitor for 'the Estate.
4171-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the. Estate of WILLIAM G. DUNDAS
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
4,he Estate of Wipiaan G. Dundas, "late
of 118e Township of McKillop, in the County
of Heron, Pawner, deeeased, wito died on the
and day of November, 1447, are hereby *Al-
fieri o their
fl lto send in fall f
edparticulars
claimed to the undersigned on or before the
9th 4iiy of December, I947, efter which date
tie assent will be ,distributed, having regard
only to elate* their (received,
IMAM!) at Se forth, •this 7th day of No-
vember, 190.-
McCONNET,L 4i RO S,
Sgest`.oeTh,
lloitettdite for 4b
41744E
ly ill the week before, suffering from
cancer of , the throat. Mrs. Sillers
was 81 years old Oct. 3, having been
born in England in 1866. She was
married to the late Harry Sillers, of
Bayfield, Ont., 57 years ago. Surviv-
ing are • two sons, Robert, of Sault
Ste Marie, Ont., and Russell, of
Gladstone, and three daughters, Mrs.
Hazel Farrell, Superior, Wis.; Mrs.
Clara Schmidt, Escanaba,' Mich., and
Mrs. Blanche Murray, Chicago, Ill.;
15 grandchildren and three great-
grandchildren, and one brother, Mr.
William Wright, of Mitchell, Ont.
Deep sympathy is felt for 'the sorrow-
ing relatives.
The Tuckersmith Ladles: Club will
hold the last meeting of the year on
Wednesday, Dec. 3, at the home of
Mrs. Warren Gibbings. The annual
report will be given and the roll call
will be a recipe and a sample. These
samples may be used for "a pot -luck
supper if members desire. There will
also be the paying of the 1948' fees.
All members are requested to state
if they, plan to join the club for'1948,
also all new members to report in
order to give the executive a chance
to' arrange the groups. Will all mem-
bers with patch quilt blocks please
hand them in?
DUBLIN
The Altar Society of St. Patrick's
Church sponsored a card party and
dance,. in the parish hall on Thursday
evening, In a draw a Christmas cake
was won by Mrs. Joseph Dill;r a hand -
painted water set by John Nagle, and
a billfold by Mrs. James Delaney.
High prizes at cards went to Mrs.
Joseph Donnelly, Jr., and Jadk Flan-
ner; consolation prizes • to Mrs. Jos.
Ryan and Frank Hart. Lunch, was
served and music for dancing was
furnished by the Siemon orchestra.
. Clarence Ryan, Dublin, has bought
the farm of Gerald O'Hara, McKillop
Township,
Jack Meagher has returned home
after a. tllip to Mancelong, Mich.,' and
Detroit.
Miss Ursula Krauskopf
Detroit,
Miss T. Stock, Kinkora,
and Mrs. John Meagher.
Mr. and Mrs. George Holtzhauer, of
Galt, visited Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Burns.
Mrs. William Kelly and sons, Bill
and Tom, and daughter, Nora, Blyth,
visited. with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Feeney.
Thomas Feeney, of Durham, spent
the week -end with his. parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Feeney.
Death of Joseph Cronin
Joseph Cronin died at his kerne on
Monday evening in his 46th year af-
ter an illness of three months. He
was a well-known farmer and truck
driver, and was a faithful member of
St. Patrick's Church and the Holy
Name 'Society. He leaves to mourn
his loss his widow, formerly Eliza-
beth Roach; seven Sona and one
daughter: Frank, James, •Leonard,
visited in
visited Mr.
HENSALL
A cash remittance, post Uarloed Hen
-
salt, was received by The Huron Etx-
positor during the past week, but the
subscriber neglected to indicate his
name. In order that proper credit"
may be given, will the sender advise
the publishers of his identity? _
Rivers - Burnett
A quiet wedding took place at the
James...Street United" Church Parson-
age, Exeter, on Thursday, Nov. 20,
when Mrs. Helen Burnett, of Hensall,
and Mr. Horace C. Rivers, of Exeter,
were united in marriage. Rev.'H, J.
Snell performed the ceremony. They
were attended by Mr. and Mrs. C.
Fink, Hensall. The bride wore a'jade
green gown with brown muskrat
coat and brown hat with fur trim.
They will reside near Hensall on
Highway No. 4.
Mr. Albert Spencer had a narrow
escape from serious injury while
motoring on the 4th concession of
Usborne. Losing control of his new
Buick car, it turned over on its top
onto a big boulder. The steel top
was crushed in and the glass of the
windshield shattered.
The' Hensall public school annual
Christmas concert will. be held in the
Town Hall on December 18.
Mrs. Laird Mickle and Charles and
Bob spent last week -end in Toronto
visiting the formers aunt and cousin,
Mrs. Emily Boyle `and Helen.
William Dabus Wad the misfortune
to fracture his right arm recently'
when h
farm of
Hensall,
fell into a posthole on the
Lostell, Highway 4, near
while driving cattle through
a field ,
`'Noss 'Doris Buchanan, of Parkhill,
spent -the week -end with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Buchanan, and her bro-
ther, Lloyd. She was accompanied by
a friend. .
Mrs. C. M. Hedden, of Clinton, is
spending a few days this week with
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Wren, of Crom-
arty.
Mr. and Mrs. P. McNaughton, Doro-
thy and Robert. recently' visited with
Mr. and Mrs. H. Scruton and• family
in Port Dover. -
Mrs. A. C. Meidinger is visiting rel-
atives • in Shepherd, Mich.
Mr. Elgin Rowcliffe 'is attending
the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto.
Mr, and• Mrs. James Livermore, of
Clinton, were Sunday guests with Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Jinks and Mrs. Hawke.
A concert will be held In the school
room of the United 'Church Monday
evening, Dec. 1, sponsored by the
Wohelo. Class. Mr.. Tyndall, of Exe-
ter, -a magician, will be present to
entertain the audience: A program
is also being arranged.
Mr. •and Mr's. J. Henderson, Lois,.
Jack, Jean and Sylvia, spent the week
end with relatives in Glencoe. •
Mr. and Mrs. E. Sbaddiek, Judith
and Billy spent the week -end in Pal-
merston with Mr. and Mrs, George
Lavelle and family.
Mr. J. E. McEwan was in Toronto
from Saturday until Monday attend-
ing the Royal Winter Fair.
Mr. Alfred Carlile, of Detroit, is
visiting' his sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. 'and Mrs. Jackson Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Smillie, who
have spent the summer monihs 'here,
of .our regard for. you we ask you to
accept this gift, 'and may it in years
to be serve as a memento of your
abode with us. Signed on behalf of
your Neighbours and Friends."•
The November 'meeting of the Kip -
pen East Women's Institute was held.
at the home of Miss Grace Tremeer
on Wednesday last with Mrs. William
Workman a -s co -hostess. There was
a good attendance and Mrs. William
Kyle presided. The meeting was op-
ened with the Institute Ode, followed
by the Lord's Prayer. The minutes
were rea.n and adopted. The roll call
was answered by my favorite radio
program. The business was dealt
with and it was decided that the
Christmas cakes were to be in on
Monday to Mrs. Joseph McLellan. A
Christmas da.nce 'will be .. held in
Christmas week, with the second
group in charge. Mrs. Robert Elgie
gave a very interesting paper on the
life of Princess Elizabeth from baby-
hood until the present time and show-
ed pictures of her and her husband.
Mrs. Thomas Kay gave a good de-
scription and history of Casa Loma.
The musical portion of the meeting
was in charge of Mrs. J. McGregor,
and she brought with her Mrs. Koeh-
ler (nee Betty Moore), who sang two
delightful solos. The guest speaker
was Mrs. Ivy Butt, of. Seaforth, who
told of her trip through the United
States last year and she also show-
ed snaps of some of the beautiful
places .visited, the scenery being most
magnificent. The meeting enjoyed the
travel -talk byMrs.Butt very a much.
Mr. Dan Campbell, of Goderich, who
sells aluminum products, paid a visit
and told of the offer by the company
to women's institutes• to hold demon-
strations. for them. The second part
of a health quiz w.ae conducted by
Miss Margaret McKay., A vote of
left to their • iol11e ln, Toronto on
Sat�lydar saes..
-
' 11�iss. /bmk M»��aY, v*he:�cec.eli,tly u.
n
derwent an, eye operation, In St. Jos-
eph's l'toapital, twinsi n•, has returned'
home. ,
The h`v, e'ding Auxiliary Bazaar.
which was held in the llchoolroom of
the United Chiuy:ch on Saturday af-
ternoon, Nov. 22, was" a splendid suc-
cess. To t'hoae. tvho kelt ed by 'their
generous donations and kind assist-
ance, the AuxxUary members wish to
express their sincere thanks, In con-
nection with the . affair the
served a, lovely 26 -cent tOa, The
booths' were operated as follows:
Home baking, Miss' Michie, Mrs. G.
Br;iderick, Gladys Luker, Margaret
Glenn, Mrs. .3. Traquair; produce,
Mrs. J. Corbett, Mrs.. E. Shaddick,
Mrs. W. Jones; sewing and knitting,
Miss Ellis, Mrs. W. Smale, Mary
Goodwin, Mrs. M. Sanders; m"yster-
ious, Mrs. C. Passmore, Violet Me-
Clymont; candy and popcorn, Mrs. H.
Hyde, Mrs. B. Kyle, Mrs. Flynn.
George Hess, well-known Hensall
jeweller, and-' party of hunters from
Windsor, Zurich and Clinton, have
returned from a hunting trip to Sit-
Water, near Manitoulin slanId, with
eleven deer and one bear, the' bear
weighing some 300 pounds. Includ-
ed in the party were Jim Parkins,
Herb and Elgie Mousseau, Maurice
O'Dwyer, Jack and Glenn Wainer,
Scott Hawthorne, Fergie Vain. Eg-
mond and Dr. Addison. Geo. Steep
was their guide.
In a brief two weeks. time Mervyn
Batkin and Joseph Becker, Clinton,
trapped no less than 60 red foxes --
50 in, Stanley Township and 10 In
Goderich Township.' They received a
bounty of $3.00 for each fox caught in
Stanley. This should relieve the
pressure on the chicken population.
In this connection one farmer lost no
less than 165 this past summer. The
two trappers report that in a double
set six or eight •feet apart, on several
occasions they they had a fox in each
in one morning. They trapped ' 18
foxes out of one farmer's field, only
66 rods from the barn. Two morn-
ings in succession they took three alit
of this one field.
All offices' in Hensall were filled _by
acclamation. The nominations, with
the names of the mover and seconder
in brackets, follow:
For Reeve -Alvin W. Kerslake (J.
W. Flynn, H: B. Horton) acclamation.
For Council -William Parke (G. R.
Bess, A. Clark), Robert H. Middleton
(A. Clark, G. R. Hess), Wm. Brown
(R. H. Middleton, W, Parke), Norman
Jones (A. Clark, W. Brown), acclama-
tion.
For School Trustees -Peter L. Mc-
Naughton (G. R. Hess, A. Clark), Al-
fred,.
l-
fred. Clark (W. O. Goodwin, R. H.
Middleton), Abraham. T. Case (G. R.
Hess, W. O. Goodwin), acclamation.
For Hydro Commissioner -Thomas
•Welsh .(A. W. Kerslake, E. L. •Mickle),
I acclamation. -
St. Paul's Club; a newly organized
club, met in the -schoolroom of St.
Paul's Anglica$l Church Monday eve-
ning and elected for their president.
W. F. Riley; vice-president- Mrs. J.
Farquhar; secretary, Robert Camer-
on; treasurer, Mrs. ]'3. Lawrence.
.Members of the executive are Mrs. R.
H. Middleton, ,Miss Roberta Kirby,
and W. O. Goodwin. Rev. Langford,
Rector of the church, presided, and
the meeting opened with prayer and
the secretary's report was read by
Robert Cameron., A general discus-
sion took place regarding future ac-
tivit ,e's of toe club, A coda' evening
was spent ami 1'efres4141entsi ServP,.
a1ee. - O rst 'elnd . .
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month.
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Miss Mary 'G°odwinu Warn haste al esti
her home TuIesday eveitiunag for • the
Tuesday Night Club, When an 911,JPY
able evening was spent 'in.game and
contests, and a social hour. Mrs. 7(v
an Kipfel', a member of the club who
is leaving with her husband to reside
in Lucan, was presented' with a OUP
and saucer, the address being read by
Miss Mary 'Goodwin, and the presen-
tation made by Miss M garet Glenn.
Dainty refres' ments werr served and
tea cup readligs given by' Miss • Irma
Kiefer.
Mr. John Kinsm• an and his niece,
Leita, who have spent the summer at
Macrorie, Sask., have returned "home..
The many friends of Mr. William
Martin are pleased, "to learn is re-
covering and able to be home follow-
ing his recent operation in Scott
Memorial Hospital, Seaforth.2
Mr. and- Mrs. J. L. Scott, Mrs. C..
Ballantyne, Miss K. Scott and Mre
Graham .spent Sunday with relatives
in Palmerston.
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