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LOSSAL beyond comparison . . . impressive—
■umpire Year, the fifty-first consecutive Canadian
Rational Exhibition. Fourteen days of new
Renders ... of novel, variegated interests—an
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of the new $1,000,000 Automotive Building,
of the Clouds and National Aircraft Show
THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
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orgctiabie spectacle of education, pageantry, agricul-
fct&e, in hstry, sport, music, art and science.
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Stephen Council
The Council of the Township q£
Stephen convened at the Town Wall,
(Tediton, on August 5th, 1929, at 1
p.m, All members were present.
After the minutes >o£ the previous
meetings (regular and special) were
read and adopted, the report of Geo.
A. McCubbin, O.L.S., M.E.I.C., on
the “Wein Drain*’ was read pursuant
to notices mailed to all the assessed
parties who were given an opportun
ity to withdraw their names from
the petition if they so desired and
there being no withdrawals, the re
port was accepted and the By-law
provisionally adopted. It was order
ed that the By-law be printed and
served on the interested parties and
that a Court of Revision he held at
the Town Hall, on Tuesday, Septem
ber the 3rd, 1929, at 1 p.m.
Tenders were opened for the con
struction of the. Flynn, O’Leary and
Pollock bridges.
Moveijl by Mr. W. Sweitzer, se
conded by Mr. W, Dearing,
That the tender of Norman Vin
cent be accepted provided he signs
the usual bond or agreement for the
completion of the work. Carried.
Moved by Mr, W. Dearing, se
conded by Mr. I. Tetreau: That the
following road accounts and orders
be passed.
William Sanders, road 2, $51.16;
George Hirtzel, road 4, $6.5 0; Robt.
Gower, road 7, $5.00; Joseph G.
Finkbeiner, road 8, $2 4,150; Otto
Willert, road 12,' $11.50; Otto Wil-
lert, road 12, $163.75; Peter Eisen-
bach, road 26, $6'3.00; Peter Eisen-
bach, road 26, $81.25; John Houla-
han, road 15, $2,50; William Beck
er, road 10, $42'5.42; Fred Kerr; rd.
10, $157.25; Aquael Sharrow, road
21, $12.25; Jack Ravelie, road 21,
$4.'5O; Preston Dearing, road 8,
$29.67; George Eilber, road super
intendent’s salary $94.$0; Nelson
Baker, station street $7.75; Nelson
Baker, road 1, $61.00; Nelson Baker,
road 23, $5.00; William Baker, rd.
21, $11.50; Adelbert Webb, 'road 20,
$79,25; Adelbert Webb, road 2,0,
$8.15; Timothy Collins, road 9,
$18.50; Adelbert Webb, road 20,
$8.00; Total $1332.20.
Centralia Co-operative Co., Ltd.,
cement 19.40; Steward of Ontario
Hospital, re Alma Williams $19.50;
Steward of Ontario Hospital, re Al
ma Williams $10.00; Commission on
cheques $8.90; Alfred Elson, re Al
derson Ditch $15.; Sundry persons,
assistence on survey, Wein Drain
$15.00; Wickwire Print Shop/ print
ing $ 109150; Sundry Persons, trav
elling expenses, re Grand Bend cut,
$18.40. Carried.
The Council adjourned to jnfee’t
again at the Town Hall, Creditor^ on
Tuesday, September 2nd, 19 29, at 1
p.m.
Henry Eilber, ■ Clerk
Whalen
(Intended for last week)
Miss Edna Sq.uire, of Lucan, spent
the week-end at her home.
MT. Ross 'Woodword," of Stratford,
has returned to his home having
spent the past two weeks with his
aunt Mrs. Geo. Parkinson.
, Mrs. John Foster, of Granton,
Spent the -week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Gunning.
Miss Jean Morley is visiting for a .
few days with her aunt Mrs. H,
Squire.
Mrs. Sam Gunning returned home
on Sunday from visiting her niece,
Mrs, Passmore of the Thames Road,
The Misses Mary and Ruth Morley
returned' home on Sunday after a
two weeks’ vacation spent in Detroit.
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Students receive perso in all Faculti^; and Depa
Men and v
graduate or ,
non-resident
the Regisiraa
WAaf carl
More th al
university J
this continent o into
business, TliisRl ersity gives
a special course to omxnercefor
the purpose of preparing promis
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careers. The University helps to "
place those who are worthy.
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»ost-gradyjfte, resident or
courses hould write to
For additional in-
formation write —
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Ph.D., Registrar,
London. Canada
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^(wbmenj and Wednesday, August 28 (open) for $50,000 purse
C.N.E.-Wrigley Marathon .Swim in txoo events—Friday.
championship.
August 23
and world-
Inspiring dally concerts by the' Goldman and other famous bands.
W HALEN W. hl. S.
The regular monthly meeting of
the W- M. S. was held on Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs, Geo.
Squire. Mrs. John Hazelwood had
charge of the meeting which opened
with the Doxology followed by the
Lord’s prayer. Hymn 391 was sung
followed by prayer by several mem
bers after which the Scripture lesson
was read by Mrs. George Squire,
Deut. 8: 1-10. ’The Devotional leaf
let ‘'The Christian Stewardship Plan
and Pledge’’ was. read by Mrs. Frank
Squire followed by another hymn
35 8, A suggestive program was car
ried out first speaker Mrs. Will Mor
ley and Mrs. Edgar Squire, Mrs. J.
Hodgson, Mrs. D. Johnson, Mrs,
(Rev.) gave a short address and sev
eral responses from the Watch
Towel1 were given. Hymn 182 was
then sung followed by the benedic
tion by Mrs. J. Hodgson which closed
the meeting. Tea was then served
and a social time was spent by all.
HARPLEY
(Intended for last week,)-
Mrs. Wm. Fallis, of Ontario, Cal.,
visited with friends in our. neighbor
hood the past week.
Misses Greta Isaac and Winnifred
Bastin, of London, visited at David
Eagleson’s over the week-end.
Mr. Nelson Hickey, of Detroit, is
visiting relatives here.
Misses Ruth and Helen Love are
visiting with their grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Gill.
Miss Della Lovie visited with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. G. Lovie over
the week-end.
Miss Natlialia Hutchinson visited
with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Jos. Carruthers Sr. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Carter and fam
ily, of Clandeboye, called on the
former's aunt, Mrs. Jas. B. Hodgins
on Sunday.
Miss Olive Eugleson visitedrela
tives in London on Sunday. *
Mrs. Thurman Hayter, of Detroit,
is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.,
G. Lovie.
Mr. and Mrs. - Alvin Essery, of
Centralia, visited at Dave Eagleson’s
on 'Sunday.
Miss, Norah Webb is holidaying at
Grand Bend with her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. R. Webb.
IN that strange interlude—"life’’—there comes
a time when one’s partner dies. The remaining
partner, if she be a widow is grief ^stricken. But
beyond the grief there very oftew arises fear—
haunting fear—for the future,Jthe spectre of
want. Js j
Sometimes the very means to pm vide for immed- (
iate subsistence are lacking. FLionels come to the
rescueifcfor a time but only fo>a time. Then the j
widowlis doubly lonely. Slie has not only lost
her hd|band: she has be^me a burden to
friends! > 1,
This is lot a pleasant posffibility for your wife, i
is it? W®11 then, why notlmve to prevent it—as
far as lies in your upwer, by means of a
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Four concerts by the 2,000-volce Exhibition Chorus-August 21 and 20,
September 3 and 7
stupendous military and naval grand stand spectacle, “Britannia’s Muster”
$125,000 Agricultural Prize List.
Trotting and Pacing Races and. $5,000 Futurities.
H. W. WATERS,'
General Manager-
THOMAS BRADSHAW,
President
international sport program on land and water, featuring Cwada’s oldest
track meet, L.Y.R.A. regatta, and outboard motorboat races,
Reservations for Exhibition Chorus, Coliseum, and Evening
^Spectacle in Front of the Grand Stand, Should be Made Now.
GRAND STAND SPECTACLE —
'-General Admission, 25c; Reserved
jSeats, $1.01)s Boxes, $1.50.
EXHIBITION CHORES, COLD
SEUM—General Admission, 25c;
Ground Floor. 75c; Box Seats, $1.
Moodey’s, 47 Kin" St; W., Toronto,
or Canadian. National Exhibition.
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Mr. Albert Schwalm and two sons
who have been visiting with the
former’s mother and other relatives
for a few weeks has returned to their
home in Humbolt, Sask.
Mr. and (Mrs. Wm. K. Finkbeiner
and daughter Miss Hazel, of Strat
ford, visited recently in town. Miss
Lydia E. Faust, who. spent a week in
Stratford returned with them.
Mr. Ernie Meyers, who has been
at London taking treatment for
some time has returned to the vicin
ity of Zurich where he will remain
for a time.
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Denomy,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Denomy Sr., and
Mrs. Edwin Hartman motored to
Niagara Falls last week and report
a most pleasant trip.
Mr. Lambert P. Klopp, of Phila
delphia, Pa., spent several days with
his mother, Mrs. Wm. Klopp and
with his brothers and sisters in near
by towns. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan and
daughter Dorothy also of Philadel
phia, also accompanied him.
' Mr. and Mrs. George Bender and
two daughters of Illinois; (Mr. ahd
Mrs. Alfred Bender, of Winnipeg;
Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Erighoffer, of
Pigeon, Mich, and Mrs. Fred Howqld
of Windsor, visited recently with
Mrs. Lydia Wile. _
Mr.' Lawrence Corriveau spent a
pleasant week in Chicago, Ill., and
Bad Axe,, M'icli.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stelk and Mr.
Lawrence Corriveau motored to Nia
gara Falls for the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs.' Chas. Kalbfleisch,
who have been visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. R. F. Stade,- left last week and
will visit in Kitchener before re
turning to their home in Marine City
Mich.
Mrs. J. J. Schwartz and daughter
Eunice, of Detroit, are spending a
few "weeks with the former’s parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fuss.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Thiel, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Weber were week-end
visitors at Kitchener and Guelph.
MT. and Mrs. Morris Ran, Mr, and
Mrs. Earl Ran and family, of De
troit, spqnt the week-end with the
Cormer’k parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
P. Ran.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hubbard and
children, of Detroit, and Mr. and
Kirs. J. Truemner, of Detroit, visited
the latter’s mother Mrs. E. Trueiii-
her recently.
KIRKTON •
(Intended for last week.)
Mrs. Nelson Fletcher and daugh
ter, Howard Fletcher and J. M. Cal-
gan, of Detroit, were week-end visit
ors with friends here.
Mrs, Ed. Fletcher and daughter
and Miss Ella Doupe, of Regina,' are
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Doupe, of London, is visit
ing her many friends here.
The Misses Campbell, of Toronto,
are visiting their brother Dr. C. A*.
Campbell.
. Miss Audrey Avery, of Weston, is
visiting her cousin Roxie Doupe.
Miss Marguerite Gallaway, of To
ronto, is the guest of Miss- Lizzie
Cottle.
Mr. Dillon, teller in the Bank of
Montreal, is away on his vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gilfillan mov
ed their household effects to Kt.
Marys on Thursday where they will
reside.
Mrs. Wm. Atkinson is visiting her
friends in Toronto,
Mrs. Fenwick, of Moncton, spent
the past week with Miss Effie Cor
nish.
Mr, and Mrs. IS. Sheir and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Hazelwood spent
Sunday in London.
Miss Efl’ic Cornish, head telephone
operator, is having two weeks vaca
tion.
Mr. A. C. Howe, who has been vis
iting in Detroit, returned home this
week.
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