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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1928-07-12, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE THURSDAY, JULY 12th, 1028 P A PFMTQ can $ve ^le^r c^b^ren no ,nore Valuable A 1 □ Legacy than an all round Education’ Education has not fitted a boy or girl to meet the World un­ less it includes a training in Business Methods, The surroundings in which your child will live and the teachers, under whose influ­ ence he or she will be next year' are of utmost importance. CHOOSE THE SCHOOL WITH CARE We cordially invite you to examine the courses and meet, person­ ally, the teachers of gdjool of Commerce CLINTON, ONTARIO B. F. Ward R.A., M. Accts., PrincipalPhone 198 Sr, II to Jr, III—Dorothy McQueen 77, Mary Little 76, Merna Hudson 73, Billy Glenn 72, Kenneth Manns 71, Harold Bonthron 69, Edgar Wurni 62, Nellie Fee 50, Nena Da- ters 42. Primary room Jr. II to Sr. II— Alvin Lindenfield 84* Jean Foster 84, Grace Wurm 83, Ronald Peck 82, Robert Drysdale 79, Mary Wolff 74, Ivan Kipfer 71, Ruth Bell 67, Loretta Bell (absent.) Jr. II—Herbert Drummond 91, Erma Kipfer 85, Margaret Shepherd 84, David Sangster 84, Edna Saun- dereock 82, Lloyd Brock 64, Sr. I—Kenneth Passmore 90, Buchanan 90, Edith Wurm 90 Hudson 89, Mona Glenn 89, J. mons 80, Herman Wolff 73, Alvin Beeswax 72. Jr. I—Douglas Sangster 90, Ray Foster 80, Jack Coles 74. Primer—Elva McQueen 89, Bar­ bara Shepherd 88, Alice Pfaff 8 6, Mary Clark 86, Wilma Green 85, Shirley Twitcliell 80,.L‘aird 78, George Sangster 73, Twitcliell 67. CENTRALIA Keth Max Sim- DR. R. P. I. DQUGALL Honor graduate of Faculty of Medicine, and Mastei’ of Science, University of Western Ontario. Member of College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Office two doors east of Post Office. HENSALL ONT. Phone 56 Residence 114 4 Annual Meeting — of the — Grain Pool to be held in the Town Hall, Hensail, WEDNESDAY, JULY at 8:30 p.m. on 13th, speak EVERYBODY WELCOME Mr. R. J. McMILLAN will JULY SALE — NEW LOW PRICES Tubes Free Saving- 15 to 20% Why Pay More 30x31 STANDARD CORD $6,00 29x4.40 Standard BALLOON $10.15 ly returned from a very pleasant trip to Niagara Falls and Buffalo, returning by way of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hudson, of Chicago are visiting the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hudson. The annual Sunday School picnic of the United church will be held on Wednesday afternoon, July 18th, at Bayfield. A good tme is being look­ ed for ed. Mr. visited home of Mrs. was accompanied back with his wife, who has been visiting months in California. Mrs. V. Woods, Mrs. and Mrs. Vermileau, of bara, Cal., are visiting their mother Mrs. John Dinsdale and sister Mrs. Fred Simmohs and other relatives in and around Hensall. Mr. C. Levey and Mr. and Mrs, Walter Marys, Dr. Smth and Mich; man, end with Mr. and Mrs. Alex A number from Hensall attended the thirty-first annual convention of the Huron County Women’s Chris­ tian Temperance Union which -was held in the Ontario Street United church, Clinton on Tuesday, July the 10 . Mrs. A. A. George, of Lon­ don gave very interesting addresses both afternoon and evening. and a large crowd is expect- Roy Vermileau, of Toronto, over the week-end at the John Dinsdale, and for several H. Canlas Santa Bar- daughter and Levey, wife of Mrs. Wm. Smith, of Sask., visited over the of St. Omar, Pang­ wee k- Smith. Other sizes at correspondingly Low Prices with tubes to fit FREE. AU Tires and Tubes are FIRSTS. SCHOOL TEACHERS APPOINTED Dr. DASHWOOD Hudson Audrey D.D.S.H. H. Cowen, L.D.S., DENTAL SURGEOn At office in Hartleib Block, Dash­ wood, first three das of week and in Mrs. J. Kent is recovering, from her recent illness and is able to be about again. Mrs. G, G. Essery is on the sick list and her daughter Mrs. Wilfred Anderson, her. Mrs. T. for some Mrs. J. ...........__ well for some time, suffered a- stroke a few days ago and is now very ill. 'Mrs. Hooper, of Exeter, spent the week-end with her brothers Messrs. J- and W. Oke. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hicks and fam­ ily spent Sunday visiting relatives at Londesboro. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Thaxter, of Ux­ bridge and Mr. and Mrs. A. Lapp, of Woodville, visited at the home of Mr. W. J. Smith on Monday. On account of the extreme heat of Sunday last, many of our residents motored to Grand Bend to enjoy the cooling breezes off the lake. The S. Si. picnic of the United church was held at Springbank Park on Tuesday afternoon. Some of our residents took in the Circus at London on Thursday and of London, is attending Parker, who lias been ill time is recovering. Boyes, who lias not been report a good time. MT. CARMEL last at office over the Post Office, Zurich, last three days of week. DEATH OF MR. WM. SNIDER the 16 for his The death occurred on Friday, July 6th of Mr. Wm. Snider at age of 80 years, 5 months and days. Mr. Snider has been ailing some time and leaves to mourn loss one daughter, Mrs. Harry Sch­ roeder and one son, Duncan, on the homestead. The funeral was held on Saturday afternoon interment being made in the Exeter cemetery. and Mrs- Mitton and Shirley, York, called on the latter’s Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hall last M. O’Brien returned, home - USED CARS We have a number of USED CARS on hand and the Prices are Right. If you need one it will pay you look 'these over. The NEW CHRYSLER is now Display in our showroom. Come and See it. Mr. Claud Blowes has been en­ gaged as Principal of public school, to take Mr. Wm. McKay who signed, and Mr. Ferris been engaged as principal for the continuation school, in place of Miss Jessie Johnson,.. the Hensail the place of recently re- Cantelon has to on in J. Passmore Authorized CHRYSLER Dealer PHONE 31 ' HENSALL HENSALL Mr. Ernest Bates of Stratford was iu town on Monday. Mr. T. C. Joynt spent a few days this week in Walkerville. Miss Amy Lammie, of Toronto, is holidaying at her home here. Miss Helen Swan visited for a few days this week with her sister in London. Mr. Jack Swan, of Windsor, is visiting for a few days with his par­ ents here. -Mrs. Lesley Sullins, of Detroit, is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hudson. Mr. A. Smith is improving the ap­ pearance' of his store -by having it nicely repainted. Mr. Ross McLean, of Detroit, vis­ ited over tlie week-end with rela­ tives around Hensall. Mr. Geo. Thompson, of Toronto, is visiting this week with friends in and around Hensall. Misses Rossie and Gladys Broad­ foot visited during the ‘past week with relatives in Detroit. ■Miss Dorothy Hoskins qnd Mr, V- Hedden ’ Visited over the week-end with friends in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred. Hunkin, of Thames Road, visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. Wm. McLaren. Dr. and Mrs. S. Coulter and family Of Toledo are visiting the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. John Coulter. Miss Lillian Steacy and Miss Dor­ othy Hefferman visited over the ;week-end with friends in Stratford. Miss Florence Welsh, of London, visited over the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tlios. Welsh. Mrs. Coffin and little daughter, of Huntingdon, Calif., are visiting with relatives in and around Hen­ sall. The many friends of Mr. Murdock will be pleased to that lie is recovering after his sev­ ere illness. Mrs. J. Green, who has been visit­ ing for the past two weeks with her daughter in Detroit, returned home Monday evening. Mr. Jack Carmiclieal, who has been holidaying for the past two weeks at liis home here, returned to Detroit on ’Sunday. •Miss Helen Smith of Omar, Mich., and Mr. Lloyd Smith; of Detroit,! are holidaying here With their'par­ ents Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith. Mr. i_______ -.J- - of near Montreal, are visiting Mr. and I’P at the Mr. Misses Thos. learn The funeral was afternoon to Grand Rev. Colling offi- Arnold Merner, of spent the week-end with CELEBRATING IN HENSALL The Orangemen are making great preparations for celebrating the “Glorious 12tli” her on Thursday. A large number of Lodges have pro- msed to attend and a tremendous crowd is expected. There will be a baseball match between Staffa and Hensail n the morning at ten o’clock at half past one the Orange parade will start from the Park Grounds, and after their march will return to the park, where addresses will be given by a number of well known speakers. There will be dancing in the hall all afternoon and evening. Meals will be served at the United church, the hotel and other places. DEATH OF MRS. 1 JAMES SUTHERLAND There died in Hensall' on Sunday one of our oldest residents, in the person of Mrs. Jas. Sutherland,' in her 93nd year. Mrs. Sutherland's maiden name was Harriett N. Dent, and was a daughter of the late.Col. John Dent, and was born in Embro, Ontario. She spent her early life at Embro and attended college at Coburg, after her marriage to the late Jas. Sutherland, they lived at Embro, Forest and Hensail where they have resided since. She was a consistant member of the Presby­ terian church till Union, when the family has been connected with the United Church. 'She leaves to mourn her loss one son, George J. Suther­ land, Postmaster of Hensall, and one daughter Miss Hattie, at home, and-two sisters Mrs. A. H. Carroll and Mrs. C. Scott, of Woodstock, and -one-brother M. M| Dent, of Sud­ bury. The funeral which was pri­ vate, took place from’her late resi­ dence on King Street on Tuesday af­ ternoon to the Hensall Union Ceme­ tery, and was conducted by her pas­ tor Rev. Arthur Sinclair. The pall­ bearers being, Wni. McKay, Chas> McDonell, Jas. A. Bell, Geo. C. Petty, Geo. Case and John Craig. Amongst those who attended the funeral from a distance were: Mr. John Magnail, and Mrs. Wni. Mag- nall, of Beachville; Miss Bessie Dent, of 'Stratford, Mrs. Carrell and Mrs. Scott, of’ Woodstock; Mrs. Chas. Nichols and daughter, of London, Mrs. (Dr.) Hyndman, of Exeter and, Mrs. Harry Wilson of Winnipeg. REPORT OF HENSALL PUBLIC SCHOOL Honors 75% Sr. Ill to Jr. pass 60—Mary Fed 80, Harvey and pass 60%. IV-—‘honors 75 and Hemphill 83, Mabel Hudson 78, Robert Passmore 72, Lloyd Lindenfield 70, (Edith Wolff 70, John Farquhar 69, Stewart Bell 64. Jr, III to Sr. Iir—Norman Sin­ clair 92, Mildred Follick 89, Dor- ,__ ___ lothy Drummond 82, Minnie gangster arid"m/s? Paisley and family 82, Irene Smale 81, Harold Higgins ____? ’__ *'r, 68, Lillian Beeswax 68, Olive Brock Rannio of town and also 67, Ross Mclllroy 67, Margaret Ken--■ 59, •i, E. ........... - . .former’s home in Clinton. .nings 67* Annie Hudson 64, I: and Mrs. George Chambers, I Coles 61, Kathryn Drysdale Violet and Edna Gill, recent- Gladys Saundercock 57. Mildred McDonell, of visiting with friends n J. Zeller, of Kitchener, vis- town last week. Bruer visited her son a few Hen­ town. Dr, of New parents week. Mrs. accompanied by her daughter Mrs. Ducharme and family, of Detroit. Misses Hubert and Pearl Regan, left last week for their home in Lon­ don. Miss visiting Miss friends at Detroit. Miss Eileen O’Rourke and bro­ ther Garold are able to be out again after their recent illness. Messrs. Joseph and James Camp­ bell, of Detroit, spent the week-end with their brother Jeremiah Camp­ bell. Miss Bernadette Carey, of Simcoe, is spending her vacation with her parents here. > Mr. Jeremiah Campbell .spent a few days with friends in Detroit. Mrs. Janies McCarthy returned home from St. Joseph’s Hospital, London much improved in health. Misses Brady, of Hamilton, are visiting their aunt Miss Nellie Carey Mr. Wm. Marry, of London, is sending a few days with friends in the t neighborhood. Nora Collins, of Detroit, is her brother Mr. T. Collins. Winnie Keogh is visiting son, Billy, week with and who four have is in DEATH OF EMMANUEL WILDS Mr. Emmanuel Wilds passed -away at his home on the 16th Con. of Hay on Saturday morning, July Sth following an illness of about two months when he developed pneu­ monia. He reached the age of 45 years, 5 mos. and 21 days. Besides his widow he leaves one adopted daughter, his mother, two brothers and two sisters, held on Tuesday Bend cemetery, ciating. Mr. and Mrs. Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. George Merner. Miss sail, is Mrs. ited in Mrs. days' last 'week. * Miss Flossy Kleinstiver, of Strat­ ford, spent the week-end with her parents. Mr. Percy Kleinstiver returned to Chicago after a pleasant visit with his parents. Miss Marjory Gibson, of Detroit, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Shenk. Rev. E. Miller will be ordained the Lutheran church next Sunday afternoon. Rev. Killingef' of London wjll conduct the service which will commence at 3 p.m. Mrs. Simon Thou and Mr. Ed. Thou, of Grand Rapids, visited at Mr. J.. I-Iartleib’s pn Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith and family of Windsor, are spending their vac­ ation in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. McClure, of Paisley, were Sunday visitors with Hartleib. Mrs. Thiel, of Zurich and Consitt, of I-Iensall, called L. Hartleib one day last week. Miss Mary Zimmerman, of Tavi­ stock, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman. Quite a number of delegates are attending the convention held in the WHALEN . Wrsl Lloyd Ashton and of Loridon, spent the past relatives in this vicinity. Mrs. Aylmer Morley children, of Brantford, been visiting relatives for the past week, returned home on Saturday accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Pym, of Elimville. Ruth and Ralph Millson of Lucan- were visiting their grandparents, Mr. and. Mrs. George week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank family spent Sunday at Mr. Frank Coates, near Exeter. Several from this community tended the R. C. re-union held the-parish grounds near Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Evelyn Ogden and family, of Detroit, with the former’s Mrs. Wm. Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Millson last Squire and the home of at- on Miss L. Mrs. W. on Miss spent a few days parents, Mr. and J. D. Hazelwood and family attended the Hazelwood re-union at Springbanlc on Tuesday of last week. < Mr. and Mrs. Hector Millson, of London, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs^ Albert Gunning. g Evangelical church this ELIMVILLE week. Mrs. signed here, ably filling the position^ commenc­ ing on Sunday last. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was administered at the close of the morning service last Sunday. AJr.' and Mrs. John Francis and Mr. and Mrs. Goldsmith, of London visited in the community on Tues­ day of this week. Mrs. Len. O’Reilly received word that her mother, Mrs. Irwin, Ste Marie, had passed away. O’Reilly has the sympathy of friends in her bereavement. Wellington Skinner as pianist for the Mr. Walter Jqhns CHISELHURST lias re- cliurcli is very of St. Mrs. many Quite a number from here took the circus at London on Thursday Miss Belle Brintnell, .of Stratford spent a few days last ' her parents, Mr. and Brintnell, Miss Maude Millar ' home from teaching Wasliago to spend the holidays with her brother, Allan Millar. Mrs. Wm-, Wilkinson and James and Charles Wilkinson spent Sun­ day in London visiting her daughter Mrs. Newman, also Miss Evelyn and Robert 'Wilkinson. Mr, Clarence <Sliepliard, of Mani- toulin/Island, is spehding his vaca­ tion visiting liis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack -Shepherd, Mr, Ira Chambers has purchased a new Chevrolet truck with which he intends to haul gravel. in week visiting Mrs. Daniel has returned : school at ZION Ross Hern visited his aunt, Charles Kerslake, on Sunday. Mr. John T. Hern visited his sis­ ter, Mrs. John Stevenson, of Devises Mr. Henry Hern spent a few days in Exeter visiting with his brother. The Band, Marys Mrs. is spending a week’s vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Francis, of Stephen. Miss Hilda Sims has returned to Toronto after a week’s visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sims. Mrs. boys belonging to the Orange of Woodham, were at St. on Sunday. Medford Belling, of Detroit, THAMES ROAD K.J. A well attended old time fiddler’s contest was held recently in Farqu­ har the classes been well contested. Class 1—under 21 years of age— Wm. Gray 1st, cup; W. J- O. Bur­ chell 2nd; Fred Harburn 3rd. Class under 50 years—-Walter McNicol 1st, cup; Wni. Collins 2nd, cup; Russell Brintnell 3rd. Cl^ss 3—over 5 years—Frank Harburn 1st, Tlios. Murdock 2nd, (75 years .of age); John Balfour 3rd Step dancing-—Robert Hatter 1st, cup; Dolton Balfour 2nd $2.00'. Boy’s- Step Dancing — Leonard Houghton. Highland dancing—-Miss B611. The contest was interspersed with songs by Mrs, B. Ross, of Mount pleasant and readings by h, 6. Sotithcott, of Exeter. After the contest, dancing was enjoyed for a short time the different winners supplying the music. CREDITON » * Mr. Lyle Stokes spent Sunday at Grand Bend. Miss Lila Haist spent Sunday at Zurich and Grand Bend. Mr, Stire, of Buffalo, spent Sun? day the iguest of Mr. and Mrs, Akron, Ohio, are Maria Ewald. Tentative date per of the Evangelicals of Crediton will be October 4 th, Miss Vera Holtzman has returned home after spending a month at Toronto and Niagara Falls. Mrs. Bert Towl and daughter, Orplia, of Cleveland, Ohio, visited Mrs. Grace Hill on Monday last. Mr. Orville Fahner, of Saline, Michigan, is spending his summer vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fahner. Mr. and Mrs. Dauffener and fam­ ily, of Sebewaing, week-end with Mr. Brown. » All the men of Chorus be present mediately after Sunday School, July 15th. Miss Perla Holtzman, R,N„ of Chi­ cago, Ill,, is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Holtzman. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hoffman and Mrs. Lee Hoffman,,t all of Zurich, spent Sunday with Mr. Chris. Hoff­ man and family. Mr. and Mrs. H. daughter, Bernice, from Amlierstburg ited Mr. and Mrs. Irr Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Davis Mr. T. Stevens and daughter, Oshawa, visited at the home of Isaac Hill on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Anderson son, Jack, of Exeter, spent Sunday with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hill and Miss Alma Smith left this week for Pigeon and Bad Axe, Mich,, where they will visit for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heatherly and daughter, Thelma, and Mr. Stanley Kelly, all of London, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Motz. Mr. and Mrs, George Lawson and family of Exeter/spent Sunday with the former’s brother, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lawson and with his mother, Mrs. John Lawsom Mrs. i\. Rowe and daugher, Dor­ othy and Mr. A. Pace, all of Clawson Mich., visited during the past week at the home of the former’s brother Mr. Joseph Woodall. Children’s Day Festivity will be held, Sunday, July 22nd in the Evan- gelcial church, morning and evening The program with the school will be rendered in the evening. All offer­ ings are .Lor. missions. . Tuesday and Wednesday of this week a Convention of Religious Education will be held at the Dash­ wood Evangelical church. Dele­ gates from the entire district will be in attendance. The Mission Circle of Crediton United Church met on July 9th in the basement o’clock. The by singing a prayer. The read by Jean followed by a song, responded to the roll call. The pro­ gram consisted of a recitation by Ila Lamport named “Being a Girl.” A reading was given by , Marion Richard. The meeting was closed by the singing of a hymn and the Miz­ pah benediction. The decoration services of Sunday afternoon, even though there was in­ tense heat, brought out a splendid number of friends. After the pre­ liminary decorating of the graves of friends and bedewing them once more-with tears as a token of love there was a call to gather for a brief service: Opening hymn, “Blest be the tie. that binds our hearts in Christian Love” by the young people prayer and address by th.e pastor, W, M. Stippell. vocal duett by Mor- lock and Sippell, “Beauty for Ashes” The bugle call of the Last Post was given by Mr. Emmery Fahner, bene­ diction. The Strawberry Festival last Fri­ day evening on the lawn of tile Evangelical church was a most de­ cided success. From 5:30 to 9:00 o’clock there was a constant serv­ ing. Several times there was almost a shortage in some part of the pro­ visions but it was quickly supplied by the energetic committee of the Ladies’ Aid. Much praise is due to the combined enthusiasm, work, management and good will that ex­ isted among the workers. The pro­ gram that followed Was interesting and profitable: opening pipe organ selection by Mrs. Harry Hess; Male quartette (Morlock, Weurth, Fahner and Morlock); reading,.Miss Lavina Smith, violin solo, Mr. Otto Krust; vocal solo, Mr. Clayton Sims; read- ing, w. M. Sdppell; pipe organ march, Vienna, Mr's. Harty Hess; vocal solo Mr. Fred Faist; four hand piano selection, Mrs. E. Fahner and Miss Clara Morlock. Vote of thanks is extended by the ladies aid through its president Mrs. Art Amy and head of the social committee, Mrs. Gott­ fried Wein to all the participants in the program and all friends, help­ ers and donors of the entire festival. i ■Miss Lillie Stahl. Charles Ewald, of visiting with Mrs. for the Fowl Slip- Mich., spent the and Mrs. G. K. the Evangelical for practice im- K. Eilber and have returned where they vis- and of Mr. and of the church at 8 meeting was opened hymn followed by a scripture lesson was Richard and this was Ten members Although the goal, it,'made a the front page, Bremen splendid missed its landing on * * ♦ * * A Here’s one consolation ever much traffic in the air, there will be no detours* If there is GREENWAY and Mrs. J. Carruthers Sr., moved from Corbett to their on the 21st of Stephen, Murray lias been quite ill. from dau- Miss Dorothy Ing,, of London, is spending her holidays with her cou­ sin Miss Pearl Carruthers- Mr. have home Mr. Mrs. Murray has returned Detroit accompanied by her ghter Mrs. Abner Hay ter who will remain with her parents for a few­ weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brown attend­ ed Mrs. Fred Brown’s funeral in London, Dr. A. J. Weekes and Mrs. Weekes of London and Rev. G- J. Kerr, of Lambeth, visited at Mr, A, M. Wil­ son’s last week. We extend congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brophey and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steeper on the arrival of a little son in each of their homes. The L. O. L. and L. O. B. A., of Greenway, worshipped in the United church on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Wallis has returned to her home in Winnipeg after an extended visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Battram, en­ tertained several relatives and friends The Sunday nic on Wednesday. Parkhill Sunday School were present and spent a very enjoyable afternoon. Mr. Fred Brewer and daughter, of Parkhill, had a narrow escape on Saturday evening when their truck- jumped the ditch just north of the corner. Rev. J. M. Colling, will preach on the “Drawing Power of the Soul’’ next several on Tuesday, members of Grace church School had a successful Mr. J. Geromettes lawn The members of Pic- last the also Sunday afternoon. GRAND BEND Camp weiner and all. hoping to return next year, the whole camp there boy who was not able place at meal-time. We The South Huron Boys’ closed Monday night with a roast and real good, program the boys have gone home to be able Throughout never was a to be in his welcome them next year. Another Boys’ Camp has just ar­ rived from Aylmer. They report a very fine camping ground for boys. Mr. Gantry and Mr. Robinson are carrying on their services this -week with good crowds. The grounds are beginning to.be a living city. Come and join the crowd for the season. The lakq is ideal for swimming. The open air services next week will be conducted by ReV. J. M. Coll­ ing, subject in the morning: “The Soul’s Drawing Power,” Evening subject: “The Importance of the Unimportant.’-’ Nearly five hundred people attended services last Sun­ day.All are welcome. Presentation to Teacher the close of the school termAt the pupils of St. S- No. 12, Stephen, presented their teacher with a beau­ tiful pair of gold cuff-links and read the following address Mr. Byron Brown: Dear Teacher—Another school term is ended and you are about to leave us. Before we say good-bye* we as pupils wish to tell you how very much we regret your depar­ ture and ask you to accept this small gift, as an expression of our appreciation of youi* kindness, and the fair and impartial way in which you have always dealt with us. We know that our progress has always been your chief aim and as time goes by, we hope that when you think of the pupils of S. S. T2, you will not often remember faults and misbehaviour, but member instead the good times havp had together-—and that we as your pupils wish for you, in your new field of labor, the very best that life can hold, low you and yours. Signed on No. our re- we Our best wishes fol­ may success always be behalf of the pupils Luella Devine Velma Baker features are on at the On Mon­ Two great Casino the coming week, day night a Fiddlers? Contest will be­ held and all fiddlers are welcome to compete for the Silver Trophies. The success of last year’s contest prompt­ ed the management to put this con­ test on earlier in the season as a se­ cond may be given in August. There will be two classes, one for those under 55 years of age, and another for those over 55, with a prize for the oldest and youngest fiddler. Cups will also be given for step­ dancing and mouth-organ playing. Some rounds of square dancing will also be on the program. One fine time is promised on Monday, July 16 th. Anything the management of the Casino has evei1 done in the way of premier attractions has not caused as much excitement and furore as the engagement of Emerson Gill and his famous Radio Orchestra. Gill is known to 'the majority of people in this district, although they have never seen him. Through the Chan­ nels of radio, he has been bringing sunshine to the people of Western Ontario. There is only going to be one chance to see this Prince of en­ tertainers with his Orchestra* and that is Tuesday, July 17th. The prices are so reasonable1 that every dancer and music lover Will be there.. it is a program you will never forget and one that comes only once in a life-time.