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OSWALD GINN U
Inspector V
GODERICH, ONTARIO
JLLDR. R. I. P. DOUi
Honor graduate of .^Faculty of
Medich\e, and Mastex^pr Science, of
♦he Uni
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and Su
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ersity of
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THE EXETER T1MES-ADVOCATE
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of Ontario. Office
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Residence 114
telephone
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Large birds and splendid layers'
Baby Chicks $15.00 per''hundred-
Hatching Eggs $7.00 per hundred
•Smaller lots at slightly higher prices
Order ahead as supply is limited.
Dr. Moir’S .Farm
■Phone lonS5 Hensall
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Serv-us Creamery
BUTTER
37c. a lb.
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CORNFLAKES ..
Seedless
RAISINS, 2 lbs. for 23c
Cooking
FIGS, 2 1-2 lbs. for 25c.
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THE BUYER SAVES” . We Deliver
III ' ' ' '
inin in
of Ailsa
with hh
CHAIN RED & WHITE STORES
poij the looks ol
them1 fixed the
•HURON G.EXETER. • • pfjIDetrolt, was
home over the week-end. „
ATr, and Airs. Keith Ford, of Lon
don, were cullers in the vicinity last
Sunday.
' ■,Messrs. Walter Johns and AVes»
Hoy wood, of London University,
were home during the holidays.
Miss Bessie Bell, of London, visit
ed at, her home during the holidays,
Wedding bells rang in the village
on Saturday.
The Easter Service on Sunday ev;
ening was well attended
musical numbers were given, Airs. E>
Johns and Air. Rruce Cooper sang a
duet; Mr. Kenneth Johns sang a
able selection, Several Easter lilies
and bouquets of daffodils beautified
•the church.
Alissas Gerta and Lulu Hunter, of
London, visited at their home during
the holidays.
We are sorry to report that Air.
Fred Delbridge suffered a stroke on
Alonday and is in a serious, condition
at time of writing. A nurse is in
attendance.
The regular W. At. S. meeting was
held on .Wednesday afternoon of last
week in the church. Ten members
were present. Mrs. (Rev.) White,
1st ice-president occupied the'chair.-
Roll call was responded to by an
Easter message. Airs. Ed. Johns
favored the meeting with a solo. Airs.
Rd. Hunter, ATrs. - White, Airs. C.
Godbolt and Airs. W. Horne read in
teresting leaflets. A letter was read
by Mrs. Bell, supply secretary re
questing more quilts for the bale. It
\vas decided to ask members to make
blocks for two more quilts. A com-'
niitee was appointed to make pre
parations for the program to be given
at James St., Church, Exeter where
the society is invited in May. Airs.
T. Bell and Airs. Newton Clarke were
appointed
tion to be
erate. 30.
secure a
Conference Sunday, in the interest of
tlie. W. Al. S. All members are ask
ed to hand in their Easter thank-
offering envelopes as soon as pos
sible.
: Mr. and Airs. White, of Chatham
were recent visitors at the home
the former’s brother Rev. White.
Dented lead’ei
your car.
Special
i
Miss Stella Ingram, of London;
spent the holiday at her home here.
Miss M. Ellis is visiting for a
Tew days' with friends in Goderch.
Miss Marie Bell, of London, spent
the Easter
• '.here.
Mr. Alex
visited over
anothei’ here.
Our teachers and scholars of the
.local schools are enjoying tlieir Eas-
. Ter Holidays.
Miss Dorothy Corbett, of Hay,'is
spending a few days here with her
sister- Mrs. Roy McLaren.
Miss Helen Elder, of Guelph, spent
The Easter holidays at the home of
her parents Mr; and Mrs. John Elder.
Mrs. Earnest Moodie left last week
Tor her home j.n Brandon. Man., af
ter an Extended visit with friends
here. . _ ’
Mrs. Adtew ' Dougali has rented
Trom Mr. cC Volland the property
That he recently purchased from Mrs.
T. Simpson.
Dr. and Mrs. Smith, of Toronto,
■ spent the Easter Holidays at the
home of the latter’s parents,' (Mr. and
Mrs. G. C. Petty.
Mr. and Mrs. Bertram North, of
Woodstock, spent the week-end at
The home of Mrs. North’s parents
Mr and .Mrs. R. Higgins.
Reeve Robt. Higgins spent Tues,
and Wednesday attending a meet
jig of the Huron County Old Age Pen
sion Board hit Goderich;
Dn Saturday last Mr. Alvin Wurm
^purchased the Jas. Dick' farms about
■75 miles south of Heiftall. (Mr. and
Mrs. Wurm and family are this week
moving to their hew home .
Passion Services were held in the
United church each evening last
week. On Friday evening a num
ber united with the church by cer
tificate and profession of faith.
Mi< Arthur Ford;' editor of the
‘ ^London Free Press was in the village
Tor a while on Thursday evening, on
•his way to Goderich where he was
•going to spend the holiday with his
4’ather Rev. Mr. Ford.
The ladies of the congregation of
the Carmel Presbyterian Church
held a pie social in the basement of.
The church on Wednesday April 23
A splendid .program was given -:and
a large crowd present..
The funeral of the late .Noah Hor
ton, who clied at his' home a few
miles e.ast-.of H.ensall on Friday last
was held on Tuesday afternoon with;
Rev. Arthur, Sinclair officiating with interment ih the Hensall Union
cemetery. The deceased was in his
®3rd year. He is survived by his
widow and two sons, oue in Calgary
sand the oilier in Detroit.
Services at the United Church,
were largely attended with Rev. Sin
clair having charge of the services,
special, Easter music was, given by
the'choir. In the morning a duett
was given by Messrs Shelritt. and
■Goodwin, in the evening a trio by
Mrs. Joynt, Mrs. Sinclair and Mrs.
Lammie. A duett by Mrs. Hedden
And Mrs. Hess. In the morning Holy
Communion was observed.
CHISELHURST
holidays at her ho-me
McMurtrie of Toronto,
the holidays with Iris
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Green and fam-
■ ily also Mr. and Mrs. -Henry Green,
-Grand Bend were visitors with
Mrs. W". Fairburn, of Chiselhurst on
Eastey Sunday.-1--Miss Maud M'iller,
who' has been teaching school in
AVashago is visiting her brother Al
lan for tW Duster holidays.-*—Miss
Mary Tromso,r, who has been teach
ing school in Port Elgin; has return-
nd home for the-Easter holidays with
her parents iMr
meer *—*“ '
Bea... .
Thursday
Sheppard
(lac car
amw Ford
and Mrs, John T're-
■er’.'—Mrsl T. jftiirris, w Percy and
aVj .also Mrs. W" „ Fail'burn spent
ip Donddii.—r“Mr. John
lias purchased ,a new Pon- uid Mt. John McDougal al
car.' ' 1
are visit-
DASHWOOD
ar Steinhagen
Craig spent Good Friday
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. L. (Morenz
ing in Kitchener.
Mr. Ira Tieman of Hamilton spent
the week-end with his parents.
Mr. iP- Schroeder of Monkton, is
visiting relatives in this vicinity,
Miss Myrta Hoffman, of Kitchener
spent Easter holidays with her parents, r
Mr. and Mrs. G. Rosendnhl of Kit
chener,
fatter's
Miss
visiting
spent the week-end with the
father Mr .1. Weltin.
Rose Zimmer of Detroit, is
at her home here,
Mr. Gordon
ed on ftrlends
day.
CaU’as of Sarnia, call-
in town on Good Fri-
lUUL, Aui » J.VUHII0L4I J U1111J3 •iolo. the choir also rendered a suit- i, Mr. and Mrs. May and Miss Matilda
delegates, to the conven-
held in Seaforth on April
It was decided to try to
special lady speaker for
KIRKTON
J of
Ehlers of Kitchener, spent Sunday-
with Mr.' and Mrs, Sam Oestreicher.
Miss Nelda Fassold of London,
spent a few days with her parents.
Miss Bell of London, spent the
week-end with Mrs. Faust and Miss
Miss England.—Mi£s Anna Tieman
of Guelph, spent the holidays with
her parents.—Mr. and Mrs. M. Me
Isaac and family of Detroit, spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.. P.
Henry Calfas spent I— ... ... ... in Thedford.—Mrs,
Thomas and Miss S. Ried of God
erich, Mr. Mac Brand of Detroit, ,and Mr. j. W. Porter of Tiverton, spent'
Sunday at’the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C.. Ried.—-Rev. and -Mrs, John
Oestreicher are visiting the former’s
parents Mr. and Mrs. G. Oestricher.
Rev. Oestreicher occupied the pulpit
in the Evangelical church on Sunday
morning.—Messrs Lome and Eu
gene Tieman of London, University,
spent the holidays with their par
ents.—Mr. Lester Ash of Siebering-
vilfe spent. Sunday with Milton Sauer
—Mr. and Mrs. H. Zimmer of Wind
sor visited friends in town on Sat
urday.—Mr. and Mrs.
and family of Sarnia,
Mrs. Finkbiener and
Monday.—Dr. ad Mrs.
Sunday with friends in
ad Mrs. Zimmer ad Mrs. J-. Ehlers of
Zurich were Sunday visitors.-
Cantatta given by
Evangelical church
ing was a decided
crowd turned out
pleased and much
the choir for rendering such a fine
Cantatta.—Mr. and M^s. Shore and
Miss Tillie Miller of Woodbridge,
spent a few days in town.—Miss M.
Taylor of London, is visiting Mxer
brother Dr. and Mrs. Taylor.-—^Quite
a number are attending the^Conf'er-
ence in Zurich this week.
Mcl^aac.—Mr.
the holidays
P. Humble
visited with
Catherne on
Taylor spent
London.—Mr
. . -The
the choir in tlie
on Siunday even
success. A large
and were well
credit is due to
What is your grocery bill?
If you’re a patron of Red & White
Stores, it’s what it should be. Our busi
ness is a proof of the fact that Fine
Fresh Food can be sold at Moderate
Prices.
Gold Medal
COFFEE
1 lb......................65c.
1-2 lb. ...... 33 c.
Large, Juicy
PRUNES, 2 lbs. for 35c,
Let it Kain
Let if? ppur!
You know what
The Telephone's for
Red & .White
VANILLA
8 oz. bottle .. , 25c.
* Millionaires ,
SARDINES
2 tins .for 30c,
Til
/
BANANAS
3 lbs. for .... 25c.
iMr. Shier, of St Marys, is visiting
his son Stewart Shier.
Mrs. David Hazelwoqd spent a few
days this week with her daughter
in London-.
Morrison Routley of Tillsonburg,
and Mildred Routley of London,
spent the week-end with their par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Mat Routley.
Miss Helen Brethour of London,
was a week-end visitor with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. A. Brethour.
• Miss Bertha Lankin of Granton,
spent a few days with her sister Mrs.
Ira Marshall.
Truman Tuft and Gordon Hazel
wood of Toronto, are spending the
Eqster, lioldiays at their homes here.
Mr. R. B. Hamilton of Milbank,'
gave a fine address in the United
Church on Sunday evening tlie occ-
assion being tlie Anniversary of the
Young People’s Society.
If the weather continues fine seed
ing will be in full swing this week.
GRAND BEND
Miss Lillian Pollock and Mrs. St.
John’s of Detroit, visited’ with 'their
parents, over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brenner, Mrs.
Sol. Pollock, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eis,-
enback spent a few days in Detroit'
and Windsor, Mr. Brenner bringing
home a new Ford and Mr. Eisenback
a new Ford truck.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wild spent
Sunday in. .Stratford.
•'Mr. and Mrs..Bruce Eagleson, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Oliver, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Station and Waiter, Mr. and
Mrs. Russel Webb, Mrs. W. P. Lovie,
Mrs. J. W. Holt, -Misses Gertrude
and Edythe Lovie and Kenneth at
tended the party at 'Mr. and Mrs. B.
Batty’s on Saturday evening.
Mr. Roy Holt and Mr. Robt. Tay
lor have both purchased new Wal
lace tractors this week.
Mr. Peter Ravelle, of Zurich lias
this week moved his family to the
property he bought from Mr. Goss-
man.
Mr. John Mousseau lias raised the
roof of his Oaklarid House and. is
putting’ ten more rooms in which will
add greatly to the accommodation
of tourists this season. ■
Property is still -on the move. Mr.
Coultis, of Thedford, purchased two
lots from Mr. p. Eisenback.
Mr. Maurice Brenner purchased
the old mill property from Mr. Wm.
Jennison recently.
MT. and Mrs. W. Oliver and fam
ily are spending a few days with Mr.
W. B. Oliver,
Mr. L. Grieve has bought the pro
perty of, Mr. R. Seldon, of Exeter
and intends to build an up-to-date
drugstore.
■Mr. and Mrs. Scott, of Sarnia, are
visiting Mr. and M'rs. Will Patter
son.
'Mr. and Airs. Harry Kennedy, of
Pt. Edward, spent the holiday with
Mr. and Airs. Cyrus Green.
Mr. and Mrs. MOlVin- Dodds, of
Buffalo, visited with Mr. Roy Holt.
Miss' Gertrude Holt, of "Loudon, is
spending a few/days with lier par
ents Mr, and Mrs! W. B. .Lovie.
WiliianiS'—Wbb
those happy events occuriv
United Church, inanse last
When Atiss Stfolla Webb,
One of
ed at the.
Saturday ...... ...........
youngest daughter of Mr; and M'rs.
tom Webb, of the village became
the bride of Mr. Ralphs williams, a
popular young man frdin Detroit.,
After a short honey-moon the happy
couple will Settle down to the, stern
reality’s of life in Detroit with the
best wishes of the community whore
the bride was well-known. .
CREDIT
25c.
19c.
19c.
23c.
Bulk
DATES
3/lbs. for .... 25c.
De-Luxe
JELLY POWDERS
5 pkgs, for .. 25c.
o. 1 tins
CUMBERS,, LETTUCE, ONIONS, PINEAPPLES,
HUBARB, TOMATOES, ETC.
HERE IT IS! - ‘‘RED & WHITE”
WHITE NAPTHA SOAP
p/& G. Quality
6 bars forjz5c. and one bar FREE!
LMON
b. tins 2 for 25c
Rice, Blue Ros
Tapioca, milk/white
No, 4 Peas(
Icing Sugai
Mac’s Coolies
Chili Sau
Baking lewder, Red &
Cocoa
Baking powder, RedLlT
k per pound
lbs.
F .l doz. 15c.
. bottle 31c.
. t 6 oz. 14c.
./..... 20c.
, '16 oz, 29c.
CELERY, CABBAGE, CABOTS,
RADISHE
These Prices Good Only Thursday, Friday, Saturday, April 24, 25, & 26th
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Phone 102 “THE OWNER SERVES
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN illllllillilllliiiilllillliillllllllillliiilllilii
troit. has returned to the home of his
daughter Mrs. H. Kuhn.
This week the Evangelical Con
ference meets at Zurich Evangelical
Church. Bishop S. P. Spreng of Nap
erville, Ill. is the presiding officer.
Creditor Evangelical choir furnishes
the miisic in the Thursday evening
and Sunday afternoon services.
Miss Helen Maclsaac, (Miss Clara
Thompson, IL_____ KL1_
'Miss Erma Fahner, Miss Lyla Haist,
of London,
of Toronto,
Mr. Elgin Woodall of Detroit, spent
Sunday with their respective parents
Miss Lula Morlock, teacher of
Ford City, Miss Ella Morlock, who
is attending Western University,
London, Misses Lydia and Matilda
Oestreicher, tea'chers of Windsor;
and Mr. Carl Morlock of Medical
School, London, are home for thfel
holidays. .’ -”
. Mr. and Mrs. Damm of Chesley,■■
Mr and Mrs. William Braun of For
est and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Braun
of Detroit and Mrs. Dal’fner of Lan
sing spent Sunday with their,parents
'Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Braun.
Sunday services in tlie Evangelical
Church were largely attended. In
the evening was the Easter concert
.service in story and song rendered
by a choir of forty-five young people
with Wm. Sippell as director. Tlie
singers the readers and the organist
rendered the service exceedingly well
There were strains of the Passion
Story throughout with a prophecy
of the manifestation of Almighty
power; the glorious triumph of
Easter morning and culminating in
brief Halleujah chorus . In the S. S.
session there were three choruses, by
the primary girls class and the Jun
ior Boys class and the intermediate
girl’s class, together with Easter re
citations by Gordon Ratz and Al-
donna Wuerth. It was a real Easter
day . Many of the young people who
were away for the winter months
were home. Friends, visitors and
family reunions brought many iiew
faces to our^Village. aiid cJiurclw'Tlieyj
are always welcome.
Miss, Laurene Hirtzel
Miss Wealthy Schroeder
Mr. Lester Maclsaac and
KHIVA : <• f ♦ Ji;Mr. Jioe Ragier and 'Miss S? Die
trich spent the week-end in Detroit
with relative^.
Miss Marguerite Knight ja.l spend-'
ing her Easter holidays at her hoide
near Strathroy.
(Mr. and Mrs. Otto Willert and
family spent Easter with the latter’s
mother Mrs. Sararas near Zurich.
M'rs. Wm. Witzel visited a. few
days last week with friends near
Woodham.
HAS TOL.D FULLY
, 1OO PEOPLE OF IT
“I think I’ve told at least 10'0
people about the remarkable results
Sargon gave me and many of
have .started taking it.
them;
«•
ci-
IRRIE
taking Sargon I.
A three-act comedy- ‘Mother Mine’
will-be presented by the Y.P.S. of
Grand. Bend United Church in
Carmel- Hall, on Tuesday, April
29 th. - Everybody welcome.
ofDented fenddrs JPoil the looks __
rhem fixed at’ the-
I, EXETER.
your car. Ha
HURON GARj
Master LewR Faist is confined .to
his home with the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Telfer and Helfen
were in Wingham for a few days
, Mrs. Fisher of Dashwood is .visit
ing with her son Mr. William Fisher.
■Mrs.
was ill
Miss
troft is
home.
Messrs Lloyd Haist and Austin
Hey of Detroit, were in town on
Sunday. ■ ’
Miss .Shirley Young is spending
her Easter holidays with relatives in
Tavistock. . •
Miss Wealthy Schroeder has re
turned after .spending several months
in Toronto.
; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eilber of De
troit, spent the holiday with Mr. and
Mrs. Albert King.
Miss Jean Lankin of Lucan is
spending her Easter vacation with
Miss Mary Young.
Miss Bernice Eilber left on Tues
day for Ridgetown where she will
stay for a few days.
Misses V. and J. Veolker of Pig
eon, Mich., are visiting with their
sister Mrs. William Smith.
Mr. Clarence Haist of Pigeon,
Mich, has 'returned home luting vis
ited with relatives in this vicintiy.
Rev. W. M. Sippell is attending
the Evangelical
week
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Scriven, of To
ronto,
a; few.days with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Schroeder. , ;
Mr. 'and Mrs. Albert Morenz and.
family, of Grand Bend, spent Good
Friday with M$r.. ahtl;
Schroeder.
Rev. J. R. Niergarth
Ohio, .will occupy the
Cr.editon Evangelical
Sunday morning,
Miss Lula Gaiser,
University, Toronto,
Wm. H. .Smith’s mother who
is reported slowly improving.
Jane A. Voelker from De
visiting at the Wm. H. Smith
/
Conference this
which is held in Zurich this
have returned after spending
AfTs. Charles
of Cleveland,
pulpit of the
church next
of McM'aster
umvci.1117, J.U1U4H.W, visited a few
days with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Gaiser.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark of De
troit, 'and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ket
tle and babe were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. IV.
Clark.
. Mr. and Mrs. McEwen of near Ail-
sa Craig, and Dr. and iMrs. Eime’’
Truemner of Chesley, were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and
W. B.
Mr.
Mrs. .
Mildrc
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Wm. H. Smith over Sunday,
Miss Violet Voelker, of Pigeon,
Mich., Mrs. John Rothfuss, Mrs.
Leonard Wing, of Kilmanali, Mich.,
were visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. H. Smith over tlio week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schwartz and
Eunice and Mr, and Mrs. E. Schwartz
and family visited with their parents
Mr, and Mrs. J. Schwartz, We are
glad to report that Mr. Schwartz .is
improving.
Mr. Stuart Ktihn of Kitchener,
spent a few days with his parents
Mr,‘and Mrs. W. H. Kuhn, and Chas.
Kienzle who has been visiting his
daughter Mrs. Charles Brann, of Do-.
Gaiser.
add Mrs. Roy Nelson, 'Mr
Anderson, Miss Gertrude
d Ortwoin, all of Detroit,
Mrs.
, and
and
were
Mrs.
Mr.
THAMES ROAD
and Mrs. Bob Coward,-• ...... --------, of
Hamilton, spent the holiday with
the former’s mother Mrs. D. Coward
and Mr. mid Mrs. Stanley Coward.
Mr. mid Mrs. Th os? Austin motor-'
cd to Oweh .Sound on Monday to
visit with Mrs. Austin’s siste4’, who
is ill in the hospital there.
Mrs. John Selves and Mrs. Daw
son were elected delegates to the W.
Af. S. Convention to he held in Sea
forth.
Several friends of this community
attended the funeral of Mrs. War
ren McGill, of MiBchell.
Little Miss Barbara Dinney, of
Exeter, spent a few days holidaying
with Miss Vera, pollen.
The sympathy of .the community
:goes out* to Mr. and Mrs. Orvillo
Cann in the complete loss of their
home by fire on Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Easton, of Exeter,
spent the week-end with Mr. >nd
Mrs. Ed. Pollen,
iMiss Jan^t Ballantyne ha
ed after visiting in Niagara
Airs. Wm. Green, of Hensall
convalescing at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave McNicoi and
family, of Toronto, were holiday
visitors with their relatives
community,
Miss Joy Whitlock; of St. 1
spent the week-end under I
filial roof.
Miss Isabelle Anthony, of
Kitchener school Hamilton a
Helen Anthony of London
are -home for the holidays.
A very successful <daiwia was Umld j
on -Thursday evening in Farquhar.
Hall,? when the Leslie Bros. Radio
Entertainers of.-Stratford, staged a
concert and’ dance’. Although thoH
forepart of the night was rather
stdrmy the crowd turned out well.
... SHiPKA
Mr. Frcd^Mangus, Miss Freda
Joe Malone, of Detroit, spent
week-end, at tlie home of Mr.
Mrs. .................
remaining for a week. •
Mr. Milford .Dietrich, of Detroit,
spent the week-end at his home here.'
Mr. Robert Ricther,, of Sarnia,..vis
ited a few days with Mr. and Mrs-.
J. Gower and MaTtha.
The Y.P.S. will meet ‘at the Unit
ed church, Wednesday evening. Miss
Leia Mo'llard -will give a paper on
Easter.,' ■A surprise ^/my -was held at the
home of Mr. Roy Ratz. It was the.
birthday of Mr. John Ratz and
very enjoyable time was spent.
. - ... __ and
William' “Sweitzer. Freda fa'
MRS- N. C
a
WHALEN
The Misses Olive and Violet El
liott, of London, spent the-week-end-
at their home here.—Mr. an'd Mrs.„ Allan Jaques spent Sunday with Mr.”
and Mrs. P. Passmore on the Thames
Road.—Mr. and Mrs. Alymer Mor
ley and family, of Brantford, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs‘ Wilson
Morley .—Mrs. •'John' Stevenson, of ^horndale.^sp^pt, the holiday with
her sister Mrs. F'i Parkinson.—Miss
Edna Squire went to Toronto .Sun
day to visit fod a time.—Mr. and
Mrs. B. Mossip , are moving to St.
Marys this week to reside.—-Mr. and
'Mrs. Gordon Morley, of Stratford,
visited on Good Friday at the home
of Mr. Wm. .Morley.-^Mrs. David
Parkinson returned to Exeter Oil
Tuesday having spent, the*
months with her sister Mrs. George
Millson. (Mrs. Millson will
winter
accom
pany her and remain for a week,—
Mr. and 'Mrs. Fi. StiUire and family
spent Sunday with tlie latter’s par
ents Mr. and Mrs. N. Ogden, ’Bxetei’.
Wlie a I starte
was. hoj eless. ", M# knees were swol
len twije theft
suffere
pains,
flight
street'
agreed
over-ac
gave
duced
.where
rheum
and m
neys se
disturb
fresh ai
tortu
formal size and’ I’
with rheumatic
couldF-bardly walk up a
r get on or off; a
erything I-. ate dis-
my kidneys were
iu*d no medicine" I tobk.
i lasing relief. Sargon re-
elling in my knees to>
i< hhrdly noticeable, the-
ic gain's are practically gone,
digestion is perfect. Aly kid-
all Tight, my sleep is nn-
and J get up mornings as-
strong ns a robust? girl.
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