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'Way 'afternoon the Arts Chub held would be no room for &e personwho
(heir least meeting of ''lige year In the would not think In the peacetime
Iwditorium, at 3 p.m. Z'he meeting op- world. The meeting closed with "God
iseiedewith "'O Canada," fdilowed by a Save the Ding." Before the closing.
Poem called "England." Moving pie- song, however, Mr. Ballantyne an-
ainaes on Egypt were shown and pie- noupced 'that the studen,ts would be
Marne previously taken of tOalnada given a 'holiday Monday. '
Were also ellown. In between the two' •
Nms, a piano solo was played by Er-
nest Clerl[e The guest speaker for A meeting of the Tennis Club will
ilhe afternoon was Prof.. James Scott, be held in the 'Town ,Hall Monday
to! tthe University of Saskartoh•evvan. night. Any of the students who are
Prof. Scott spoke on the value of edu- interested in tennis may attend, and
satkn, both now and in the future. it is hoped that the club will be larg-
Ile oeti essed the point than there er this year than 'previous years.
IIENSA'LL
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&'he choir number was "Song_ Of
Praise."
Following are the total proceeds
-room the dances which the Young
Girls' Dance Club of Hensall sponsor-
. ed throughout the winter months:—
Red. Crass, $185.77; , Aid to Russia
fund, $34.27; Chinese Relief Fund,
$25.00; Chinese Relief Fund (tag day)
$26.80; War Services, $78.68; cigar-
ettes for boys overseas; $27.47. To-
nal $377.99.
Following are the members of "the
Girls' Dance Club: Miss Edna Saun-
dercock, Miss Sally Maneon, Miss
Jean McQueen, Miss Irene Hoggarth,
Mrs. L. Baynham, Miss Beryl Pfaff,
Miss June, Saundercock, Miss Helen
Moir, Miss Mary Goodwin, Mrs's Mar-
garet McGregor, Miss Margaret Shep-
herd; Mr -s. Ray Broderick, Mrs. Mel-
vin Moir. Miss Edna Saundercock is
the capable president of this club.
Ted Pudney, and his; band from Lon-
don played to a capacity crowd for a
dance held in,,the Town Hall, Hensall,
on Tuesday evening last, •sponsored
by the Girls' Dance Club of Hensall,
,with all proceeds for the Red 'Cross..
-The music and the hall were donated
for the event, and the grand sum of
$113.43 was realized and will be don-
ated to the Hensall branch of the Red
Cross.
TOWN OF SEAFORTI3.
All persons in the Municipality owning or
harboring dogs must purchase 1943 License for
same on. or -before June 14, 1943. Licenses will
be issued f kom the Treasurer's Office in the
Town Hall.
After that date, summonses through the
Court will be issued to the -owners or harbour-
ers of dogs not having licenses.
ALL DOGS MUST WEAR LICENSE TAGS
Many complaints have been received about
dogs damaging gardens and flower beds. Own-
ers or harbourers are personally responsible
and,eif necessary, dogs will not be allowed to run
at large.
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to
mils, OpPiit the weekeein;-t wattle Iter.
aaliother, Ml's 'A.+ Bliehalaan.
tit.LJ 1,
wesietanoweise
Mr. and Mrs J: V. Flynn entertain-
ed at three-'trables of Five Hundred
in honor of" Mr. and Mme. A. Suther-
land, who will leave shorbly for Hann
Ilton to reside. The prize winners
were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carpenter
and Mr. and M•rs. Jas. Krauskopf, who
presented 'their prizes to the guests
of honor, A dainty lunch was served
by the -hostess.
Mrs. Mary Nigh, who has resided
with her daughter, Mrs. John Walsh
during '±the past 18 months, fell re-
cently, dislocating her hip. She was
taken by ambulance to Scott Memor-
ial Hospital, Seaforth, where she is
in a critical condition.
The Dublin Coleens held a very,
successful dance in Looby's Hall re-
cently. The proceeds are to be used
to purchase softball costumes and
equipment for their softball club.
• First' Communion was administered
to a class of small boys and girls at
St. Patrick's Church o,1 Sunday. Rev.
Dr. Ffoulkeschose as his text:. "Suf-
fer little children to come unto Me."
A groi p of 'girl friends surprised
Miss Jean . Sutherland• at the home of
Miss Marie Evans on Monday even-
ing, prior to her departure to Hamil-
ton. Bingo was played, the prize win-
ner for -most games 'being Miss Bes-
sie Cronin, who presented her gift to
the guest of honor. Presentation was
made of. a gold bracelet with name
engraved by Miss .Mary Stapleton.
Dainty refreshments were served. by
the bootees.
Personals: Joseph Evans, St. Pet-
er's Seminary, London, with his
mother, Mrs. Katherine Evans; Miss
Stella O'Neill, Stratford, with the TTr-
suline Sisters; Mr. and Mrs. John
Krauskopf have returned home after
spending the winter in Detroit; Leo
Holland, Windsor, with Mr. and Mrs.
J. V. Flynn; Miss Genevieve McCar-
thy, Toronto, and . Daniel McCarthy,
Windsor, with their parents, Mr., and
Mrs. M. McCarthy; Miss Anna Meag-
her, London, with Mr. and Mrs. John
Meagher; Private Louis J. Looby, of
Siogcoe, with his mother, Mrs. A. M.
Looby; Miss Doris Mathers', Water-
loo, with Mr. and Mrs. W. Mathers;
Leonard Nagle, .Provost Corps, Kit-
chener, with Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Nagle; Private Dalton Burns, Camp
Borden, and Mrs. Burns, Hamilton,
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burns; Driv-
er John J. Walsh, Camp Borden, with
Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh; Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Feeney and daughter,
Betty, London, with Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick Feeney; Miss' Mary Dorsey,
London, with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dor-
sey; Mr. and Mrs. Walker and twins,
Listowel, with Mr... and Mrs. Thomas
Brown; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kraus-
kopf and Miss Rose Krauspf, De-
troit, with Mr. and Mrs. Jilin Kraus-
kopf; Ryan Jordan, Stratford, with
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Jordan; Mr. and
Mrs. James Hanley and son, Toronto,
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Hagley; ,
eet
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•rha1.1eeaa,
Mrs, Wiil4a n +Dltap uta, of Egmond-
'vi let is the Mete Of : Mr. nod Mrs.
Bobort McGregor . and family.
Mr. Andrew Doig, of k'Wrosoter, vis-
ited with •, 're1atives ; to this *Whiny
during .the °Week
Mr, 'Norman Long returned recent-
ly from hie visit to Owen Sound.
HIBBERT
Due to the scarcity of agricultural
labor, the Hibbert townehip council
has recided• to hold its regular month-
ly meeting in the Town Hall, Staffa,
on the first Monday evening of the
month, at 8 p.m., for the months of
June, July, August and September.
Reeve Wm. J. Kay extends his ap-
preciation, to 'all citizens of the town-
ship of Hibbert for the splendid way
they contributed to the Fourth Vic-
tory Loan.
McHILLOP
Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eggert, Mc-
Killop, announce the 'engagement of
their only daughter, Christina Della,
to 'Mr, Irvin Paul Rock, son, of Mrs,
Mary Rock and the late John Rock,
of Logan, the wedding to take place
early, in June.
CROMARTY
"Personals: Laurie Colquhoun, of
Centralia, with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Allen -,and Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Mc-
Kellar and family; Mr. and Mrs. Wes-
ley Russell, •Russeldale, with Mr. and
Mrs. John Wallace and Mrs. R. Scott
and family; Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ad-
ams, Wallenstehi, with Mr. and Mrs.
George Wallace and family; Gunner
Malcolm McKellar, Halifax, with his
parents.
The annual 24th of May Lammond
and McKellar elan gathering was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Miller with a large attendance of rel-
atives.
WALTON
A quiet wedding was solemnized at
the Manse on Saturday afternoon
when Jeanie Margaret Harrison be-
came the bride of Jack Albert Gill.
Duff's United Church Sunday school
is holding its anniversary on Sunday,
June 13th. The Sunday sebool schol-
ars are busy practising under the di-
rection of Mrs. H. Kirkby and Mrs.
Harvey Johnston.
S. -Sgt. W. C. Bennett, of Toronto,
spent the week -end at his home here.
tiam all oi ate
women, 18- to 45 yea27 ryes rree
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Aekade °Ardc" -the
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each o ,
week.'
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den, cgxrattord With Welt/ Mr . ,
•M Muer. h[iset.'k'�a 010)4',
with- her paft ents, rtr. af' Mrs, 1?V,,
Duunep; Mr. and'
owl ,; ArGltur, Loaldon, with Mr, 'end;
hire, D. Mute; -Mr, and Mrs W. ,
ville in •Seaforth with Mr. and NTS.
G. Delgynlpie; Mr,, and Mrs. D. I. i<Ii11,
Listowel, with Mr. Diad, Mrs, James
Hill,
HII'PEN
'Miss Edna Dayman, of London, iso
the holiday guest of her parents and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Daman -
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Upshall and
daughter, Rhea; of Hamilton, are the
holiday guests - of Mrs. Upshall's
mother, Mrs. Robert . El'gie.
Mrs. William Chapman returned
home to Egmond vine after a' pleas-
ant visit, ;the guest of •,her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McGregor.
The Late Robert John Fisher
The death occurred at his residence
in Clinton. on Monday afternoon of
Robert John Fisher, a well known
resident, in ,his' 75th year, after an
illness of two weeks, For two years
be had been in failing health. Of
Scottish.parentage, Mr. Fisher was a
son of the late Malcolm Fisher and
Eleanor Gibson Fisher, and was born
in Stanley township, near ' Kippen, on
'November- 21, 1868. He attended pub-
lic school No. 14, Stanley, and later
learned the trade of blacksmithin.g
with the late Thomas Mellis, of Kip -
pen. At the age of 18 he went west
to Dakota, and at Fargo took up' a
homestead while also carrying on •his
trade. In March, • 1900, he married
Agnes 'Thomson, of Kippen,, and after
some years' residence in Dakota they
moved to Neelin, Manitoba, where in
1920 Mrs. Fisher died. After his
wife's death he returned to Ontario
and went into busiales,s doing -carriage
and general blacksmithing in which
be continued until his .h'ealth failed,
In 1923 be married Edith Jennison;
daughter of the late Richard Jenni-
son, who survives Dim. There also
survive three daughters 'by his form-
er marriage: Miss Eleanor Fisher and
Hazel (Mrs. Frank- Chance), Winni-
peg, and Miss Jean Fisher, Toronto,
and a sister, Mrs. Joseph Hood, Kip -
pen. Mr. Fisher had ,travelled ex-
tensively in the United States and the
Canadian West, including the Peace
River district. He was Liberal in
polities and Presbyterian in religion.
The funeral was held' from his resin,
dence, Mill Street, Wednesday after-
noon at 3.30 o'clock, the service be-
ing• conducted by Rev. D. J. Lane, of
Goderich, Minister of Clinton Presby-
terian Church. Interment took place
in Clinton cemetery_ The. pallbearers
were Walter Moffatt, James Walker,
A. Garen, W. Cook, H. Charlesworth
and G. D, Robertson.
The Mission Band 4 held its May
meeting last Sunday morning in the
school room while the congregation
was engaged in worship in the church.
The meeting was in charge of the
Mission Band sL perintenrlent, Mrs.
Grant. After business was complet-
ed, Mrs. Alex` McMurtrie Mil an in-
teresting story of Trinidad entitled,
"Michey Adopts a New Mistress."
There was a splendid attendance,
The service next Sunday will be
conducted by the Rev. Mr. Grant, who
announced the day was being recog-
nized as Rural Life ;Sunday. He also
announced he will discuss "The Sow-
er and Nis Father." Allthe members
of any such organization as the Wo-
men's Institute are cordially invited
to attend.
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Crisp new warhabl
Printer PaPInfOt
C h a m b r.a y,st. ant,i(
Printed Ctelidnesa
Dresses with O a1
fresh Spring Woke
New dots, floral-
designs a n4 ever,
popular striped, hi a-
wide variety. of col
ors and sizes....
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FEATURo
SHOWING
5T. WHITE HATS
We've just opened up this unusually smart showing of White -Straw
Hats for Summer wear. Large sailors and the ever popular pompo-
dore shape feature this lot. Crisp new straws, with black or navy
trims. -
2.95 to 5.00
tewart Bros.
friends in Brucefield are in the" best
BRI7CEFIELD of health. We are all fine here and
have had a raise in pay. We are win-
ning slowly but surely. Spr. R. Mc-
Cabe."
Week -end visitors with Mr: and
Mrs. T. H. Wheeler were: stir. and
Mrs: Austin Wheeler and son;. Mr.
and Mrs.-Normsn Wheeler and daugh-
ter„ of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. C.
Halstead and son, of ntratford.
Mr. ancl' Mrs. Austin nettle, of Lon-
don, visited friends in the village.
Miss Evelyn Grainger, of Goderich,
spent a couple of days at her home
here.
Mrs. W. Smith, of Exeter, spent the
week -end with her sister, Mrs. C.
Hoh`ner. -
Misses.lna Scott and Margaret Aik,
enhead, of London, spent the week-
end at their homes ,bere.
Miss May Mitchell, of Toronto, end
Miss Grace Dalrymple, of Heneall,
spent the "keels -end with Mr. and Mee.
1-1. Dalrymple:
Miss Doris Dutot, of London, .pent
Sunday .at her home here.
The following are a few 'letters'
which the Patriotic "Society has re-
ceived from some bf the boys over-
seas, thanking them for boxes and
cigarettes. which they have received:
"Dear Friends: .lu§t a few linea to
let you -know I received the parcel
you Ao kindly sent. It was in tip-top
shape. 'I was sure surprised to get it.
When they told' -me there Was a par-
cel I couldn't figure it out, as I had
got one from home the day before,
but it was lovely any way. li#very-
th)'ng was just as you sent it. Well
I'll say good-bye and thanks eemillion
and I really appreciate it. Tour
friend, Don Dayman."
"Dear Friends: Just a line to let
you all itnow that I received your
most welcome parcel of cigarettes
last night quite intact. I am very
proud to be remembered by the peo-
ple of the entries.. and wish the re-
ceiver of this humble note to convey
my thanks to each and every- one of
the Patriotic Society i am fine; hop-
ing these tee- lines fin,- you all well
and in -goad spirits to carr- on the
good worst. \'our humble servant,
Pte. W. T. Calwill." -
BAYFIELD
ACI. Wm. Robinson, of Moncton, N.
B., is spending two weeks' leave here
and at London.
John McLeod, of the Royal Cana-
dian Navy, having spent three weeks
at his home here, left on Monday to
join his boat. -
Erpie F'eathersto'n, of Hamilton,
spent the week -end at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart and the
foriner's father, Mr. ,Stewart, of Ham-
ilton, spent the holiday in their cot-
tage.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scotchmer and
'laughter, of 'Toronto, 'were visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scotchmer
firer the holiday. •
BLYTH
Personals: Miss Bertha Brogden,
London, 'with her sister, Mrs, David
Floody; Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bender,
'Toronto. with Mrs. Edith Bell; Miss
Gladys Fawcett, Toronto, with her
:mother. Mrs. Fawcett; Miss Clete
Vt a.tsen, R.N., Toronto, with Mr. and
Sirs. William Watson; Mr. and Mrs.
Jphn Leith, Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs.
William Leith, Stratford, at the home
of 44r. and Mrs. Herbert McEI•roy;
Mrs. Mark Castles, Meaford, with her
aunt. Mrs. L. Williams: Mr. and Mrs.
William Montgomery, ilrantford, with
Mr. and Mrs. James Richmond; Mr,
and Mr,. Albert. Brill, London, with
Mr's. R. M. McKay; Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
mund -Taylor, Stratford, with Mr. and
Mrs. :Absalom Tailor; Mr. and Mrs.
• Earl Willows and baby daughter,
Marion, with- Mists Mary Milne; Mr.
and Mrs. George Hetherington, Blue -
vale, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jenkins
and family, St. Catharines, and Mr.
"Dear Friends: Received the box
and cigarettes which you sent to met
You won't know what it means to get i
letters and parcels from home. I saw
Willie Burdge since the lash of Janu-
ary. Please thank the ladies for -the
things they sent me. I am fine and
hope this finds •you all the sable, and
,hope we will all •soon be home again.
Love to all and thanks. Spr. P. Har-
rison."
"Dear Folks: Thanks very much
for the cigarettes. Hope all my
William Jenkins; Galt, with Mrs. Wine
Jenkins; Private Harold Wightmast
Ban•iefi.eld, with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Wig+htman; Private Gor-
dan Augustine, Woodstock, witlf'
wife and family; Robert .Somme, -of
London, at the Somers' home; 'Leslie
Rutledge, Toronto, with hie parents,
Mr. and Mrs. FreRutledge; Mr. and
Mrs. Rodney Johnston and son, Grant,
of Goderich, with their daughter, Mrs.
Gordon Elliott and Mr. Elliott;; 'Mr,
and Mrs. Brenton Godkin and son, of
London, with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Johnston;• Miss Ethel Taylor, of Kit-
chener, with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. A. Taylor; Miss Shirley Radford
with Mr, and Mrs. Bert , Shrobrook,
Londesboro; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Barr, Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson.
and son, James, with Mr. and Mrs.
Kitchener Finnigan., West Wawoanosh;
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott and son,
John, in Goderich; Mrs, Lorne Scrim-
geour
crimgeour in Tillsonburg and Port Dover;
Ai•rcraftman Benson Cowan, Brandon,
Manitoba, with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Cowan. „
DOING DOUBLE DUTY
A pair of large roundearrings willl.
double for a set of cuff links to dress,
up a plain white .blouse with long
'sleeves.
PAINT BRUSH CONSERVATION -
Brush, ends often beconite ended.
'Ails can be rectified it the brush In
suspended in the centainee•s, the bot-
tom of the bristles just clearing the
bottom of the container.
Brush ends which become curled
can be straightened out. The !bristles
are immersed in boiling water for a.
few moments. Time` -should be al-
lowed for drying. -a
Paint -hardened brushes can be fix:-
ed
fix-ed if they are placed in a bath of
paint reprover and left for several
hour$;
Dead and Disabled Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY
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