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Properly Conditioned and Priced
Right Always Sell
Every car but one advertised in our last ad. in this paper has
been sold. This car has been reduced as follows:
1929 Durant Sedan $200 now $165
The following cars have all been traded in during the past
ten days and are good cars, priced right:
1935 Ford De Luxe Coach
1934 Plymouth De Luxe Sedan
1933 Plymouth De Luxe Coupe
1929 Ford Coach^plendid condition
1928 Ford CoH$e—1927 Chevrolet Coupe—1927 Chev
rolet Coa^—1928 Chevrolet Sedan, four door—1927
Pontiag^Sedan—1927 Essex Sedan
Chevrofch Maple Leaf 2-ton truck, 7 ton license.
DEATH OF MIKS CATHERINE
DOVPE, OF KIRKTQN
Miss Catherine Doupe, life-long
resident of Kirkton, died at hei’
home in Kirkton on Friday at noon,
following an illness of six days. She
was born in usborne township eighty
two years ago and for the past sev
enteen years had resided in the vil
lage, She was the daughter of Hen
ry and Lucy Doupe. She was a faith
ful member of the Kirkton United
Church, having taught Bible classes
and Sunday School there for the past
fifty years. Miss Doupe was also a
member of the Missionary Society.
She is survived by two brothers,
Amos and Nathan Doupe, Kirkton,
The funeral was held Monday when
a service was held in the Kirkton
United Church at two o’clock, inter
ment being made in the Union ceme
tery.
Miss Ethel Kyda is visiting rela
tives in London,
Dr. J, Ward, optometrist, has re
turned from Chicago where he has
taken a two week’s short course in
foot technique.
Mr. and .Mrs.
Milverten, weie
of Mr. and Mrs.
Saturday last.
W. G. Whitney, of
callers at the home
W. C. Pearce on
A
1 Ford Truck dual w
RESTED IN ANY OF THESE
CARS
QUICKLY
Chevrolet Light Delivery
Sandy Elliot
FORD DEALER PHONE 64
BIRTHS
X^TERSBY—In Exeter on Mon
day, August 10th, to Mr. and Mrs.
L. Battershy (nee Elsie Heywood)
a son. Wesley Nathaniel (Nat.)
Charles
is visit-
Johus.
with
Dash-
Chas.
Mr. and
i
. REYNOLDS REUNION
The Reynolds family numbering
63 gathered at Springbank Park in
London on Civic Holiday with mem
bers being present from Londesboro,
Clinton, Sarepta, Exeter, Detroit,
Windsor, Dundas and London. Elec
tion of officers took place in the
afternoon with results as follows:
Mr. Horatio Reynolds was re-elected
President for 19 37; Mrs. L. Rey
nolds re-elected as Sec’v. - Treas.
Sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Marshall. Following are the sports
results: boys and girls under 6, F.
Marshall; Betty Managhan; boys &
igirls 6-9, Margaret Managhan, Hilda
Marshall; boys and girls, 9-12, Cu
XtarshanT^boys
:»^and girlg d-2-15, Allen Chappel, Ed
ith Marshall; sack race, Clarence
Managhan, Billie Marshall; married
ladies, Mrs. N. Wright, Mrs; Hart
ley Managhan; married men, G. Fer
guson, Clarence Managhan;
peanuts in bottle, Clarence
■ ghan Jr.; oouple race, Mrs.
ghan and Leister Beemer;
driving nails, Mrs. L. Reynolds; men
driving nails, Harold Marshall; 3-
legged race, Lloyd Reynolds and
Mrs. Wright; hoop race, .Shirley
Marshall’s side; necktie .race, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Reynolds, G. Ferguson
and Mrs. Wright; ladies’ kicking the
slipper, Mrs. Wright; feeding the
monkey, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Managhan; walking a straight rope
line, [Lloyd Reynolds; men stepping
toff 30 yards, Clarance Managhan;
.peanut scramble 6 and under, Edna
Ball; peanut scramble 6-12, Bill
Marshall; finding and fitting shoe,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Ferguson, Luther
Reynolds and Grace McMichael;
ladies over 50 throwing ball in the
pail, Mrs. F. Beemer; tug of war,
Charles Murray’s side won. It was
decided to hold the 1937 Reunion at
Springbank Park, London, on Civic
Holiday.
drop-
Mana-
Mana-
ladies’
GIRLS’ SOFTBALL
The last game of
League was played
Wednesday evening,
eter girls won in a free-hitting con
test, Ethel Kydd hit a home run in
■the first innings. Verdun Linden
field piched a good game for Exe
ter; struck out three and gave only
one walk. Evelyn Horne also pitch
ed a good game but hei‘ fielding sup
port was not so good. Dot Graham,
short stop and captain was far the
best player for the Saints.
Line Ups
St. Marys
Graham, s.s,
Ruch, f,
Hill, lb
Horne, p.
Lawn on d 3 b
Lavelle f.
Metcalfe c.
J. McKenny, 2b
M, Pringle f.
E. Horne
the Tri-County
in St. Marys on
August Sth. Ex
Exeter
Snell, lb.
Walper, 2b
Cutting, c.f.
Lindenfield, ■ Kydd, l.f.
I. Schroeder, r.f.
J. Baynham, 3b
V, McLeod, c.
E. Kestle, ss.
Batteries—St. Marys,
and A, Metcalfe.
Exeter—-V, Lindenfield and V. Mc
Leod.
St. Marys /1-2-0-1-1-0-6-1-0—12
Exeter ........... 2-0-8-2-2-3-4-0-2—23
G.
M.
A.
V.
E.
D,
PI.
M.
p.E.
M.
■M.
A.
STANDING OF GIRLS’
TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE
Games Flay.Won Lost Pts
Lucan ...... 8 6 2 12
Exeter ............ 8 ■5 8 10
St. Marys ...... 8 1 7 2
*
CRITICISMS IN GENERAL
All right!
dog without
the public an example.
Fire-bell! .Fire-bell! Where were
the boys one night last week (prac
tice night). Second call boys.
Now that we have parking signs
for our cars, why not make parking
signs for the pedestrians who park
in the middle of the side walk on a
Saturday night, or almost any time.
During the heat wave you heard a
lot about shortage of water; not to
use too much water. Save the wa
ter!
water you
watering the lawns
drinking purposes
Where will we get
water from now on?
All right! Catch that
a 19 3 6 license. Show
Now then, d^d^^ukn^iiMfeat''
where using for
will
in
the
be used for
the home.
supply of
and the air
g to smell like the fall of
Soon we will be in the
you do a
shut-in,
some of
Why not
The summer is going
is beginnin
the year,
snow banks again and did
good turn for some poor
who -was unable to enjoy
the good times you had.
think of some poor unfortunate per
son and share with him or her some
of your selfish acts. The day may
come and you may be in that same
position sitting on your verandah or
looking out your window hoping all
the while and saying Gee Wizz! I
wish some one would come
and take me out. Try this
act, it will do you a world of
DEARING REUNION
along
small
good.
young men’s race,
Dearing, Glen Robinson;
ladies’ race, Edna Dearing,
Stanlake; married men’s race
Willard, Percy Harris; mar-
The seventh annual Dearing Re
union was held on Monday, August
3rd, at Spruce Grove with about 5 0
present from London, Dorchester,
Arkona, Detroit and Exeter. The
sports took place in the afternoon
with results as follows: Jelly bean
scramble for the tiny tots; girls and
boys under’ 11 years, Donald Dear
ing, Marjorie Essery; boys over 11
years, Glen Robinson, Billy Essery;
girls under 5 years, Helen Lightfoot
■Shirley Taylor;
Philip
young
Luella
Ernie
ried ladies race, Mrs, H. Lightfoot,
Mrs. P. Dearing; neck tie race, Mrs.
E. Willard and Glen Robinson, Mrs.
A. Essery and Percy Harris; banana
race, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Taylor; wo
men over 40 carrying a bean in a
spoon, Mrs. Wes. Dearing, Mrs, A.
Essery; men’s soap
Webber; passing the
Dearing’s side; pillow
Dearing’s side; filling
Webber’s side; oldest
Mr. W. H. Dearing; youngest baby,
Shirley Lightfoot, It was decided
that the picnic be held on Civic
Holiday next yedr with new officers
as follows: President, Mr. Percy
Webber; .Sec’y.-Treas., Mrs. Wes.
Witmer; sports’ committee, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Down and Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Robinson, London.
race, Percy
cup, Preston
race, Preston
the bottle, P.
man present,
Messrs. Rowe and Bob Dinney,
who were camping at Grand Bend
returned home on Saturday.
Kenneth Frayne is visiting his
aunt Miss Emily Frayne at the home
of Mr. Lyle Worden, Staffa, this
week.
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
CLINTON, ONTARIO
Courses: Stenographic, Oonuncrcial,
Correspondence Cour
For particulars write
M. A. STONE, Com. Specialist
Viee-Prineipal
Special and
F. Ward, B.A.
Principal
MARRIAGES
MATHERS—WALKER—At the
Ited church parsonage, Crediton,
on Monday, August 10th, Miss
Ilene Margaret Walker, daughter
of Mrs. Ada Walker and the late
Cecil Walker, of Stephen, to Mr.
Andrew Gordon Mathers, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mathers, of
McGillivray, by Rev. Mr. Johnson
DIGNAN—MOW AT—In the United
Church, Acton, on August
Jessie Irene, daughter of Mr.
Mrs. John Mowat, of Acton to
Howard James Dignan, B.A.,
of Mr. E. J. Dignan and the
Mrs. Dignan, of Exeter, by j
E. Milton Morrow’.
BAYNHAM—MOIR-—At the Presby
terian. Manse, Hensall, on Satur
day, August Sth, Margaret Pearl,
youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Moir, of Highway No.
4, north of Exeter, to Mr. Law
rence Baynham, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Samuel Baynham, of Credit
on by Rev. W. A. Young.
Un-
'Sth,
and
> Mr.
son
late
Rev.
EUMVITLE
Bonnie McFalls, of Biddulph, spent
a few days the first of the week with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bradshaw.
Miss Veda Clinton, of London, vis
ited at the home of Mr, p. Murch
last week.
Miss Margaret Johns spent last
week with her aunt Mrs. Gilbert
Duncan near Farquhar.
Alice Miller, of near Dashwood, is
visiting with Mr, and Mrs.
Stephen.
Mrs. Rlieim, of Toronto,
ing with her sister Mrs, Ed.
Jeanette HQdgert, of near Seafortn
visited with her cousin isobelle Coop
er recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johns also
Ethelene and Eilene Johns visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Bragg in London
on Sunday.
Mildred Miller is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Miller at
wood.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
/Stephen on Sunday were;
Mrs. Sam Miller and family, of near
Dashwood; also Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Elliott and two daughters, of near
Forest.
Lenore Cooper and Donna Murch
who have both been suffering from
pneumonia are recovering,
The monthly meeting of the Wo
men’s Association was held on Tues
day, August 4th at the home of Mrs.
Franklin Skinner. Mrs. C. Stephen
had charge of the meeting which
opened with the hymn “Take Time
to be Holy” and prayer by Mrs, Rev.
Penrose. Mrs. Wm. Bradshaw read
the Scripture Lesson, Mark 10:13-
27. Interesting readings were giv
en by Mrs. Geo. Davis, Mrs, G. Johns
and Ruth Skinner. The president,
Mrs. F. (Skinner then took charge of
the business of the afternoon, the
discussion of alterations to the par
sonage and the bazaar to be held in
December. A ten-cent tea was serv
ed at the close of the 'meeting. The
September meeting will be held at
the home of Miss Mary Herdman
with Mrs. Wm. Bradshaw in charge.
Dr.
DEATHS
FAHNER—At Crediton, on Friday, ,
~^"S?ugu'sf*~77 “Caulerhit" —lie-„,,
loved wife of John Fahner, aged ,
7 6 years, 11 months and 22 days. •
STEBBINS—Lot 8, Bosanquet Twp., (
Blue Water Highway, Damos Steb- <
bins, in his 82nd year. Funeralj,
Friday, August 14, from his late
residence, at 2 p.m. Service
Grand Bend United church
3 p.m.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. John Klumifp and family
to express their /sincere th
the friends and/ neighbo
kindness and ssista
during the illn/ss a
Klumpp and a|s
butes and loan^bf
I
DASHWOOD
at
at
cars.
THANKS
extended
death of Mrs.
CARD OF
To the many frie^^^iid^Mp kind'
ly remembered M|^; Hind&dui
recent illness byfcards, f^w
other -tokens o^Xindness,
appreciation ofsame is
fully
g her
s and
incere
grate-
extended^MS and Mn|; J.ihn Hind
IN
FLITTON—In loving memory
Lena Vera Flitton, who. away two years ag.<5i^
1934. v
We do not forgej^aer, w^
too dearly, |For her memory to fad^fro
lives like.^ dream
Our lips need$not spea^w
hearts nj%urn since)
For grief bi ten dw
seldom & seq^^
Fondly renumberedMother anft Sister
FLITTON—In lWng .^ttemory
Lena Vera Flitton, a^’ho ..^passed
away two years Augfist 14,
1934.
Fond memories linger ever^da
Remembrance keejis her ne;
Lovingly remem^red by
band and Daughter
IN »
WEBER—In lovi^g^emW
dear father, ^cobS AVeW’:
died one ye|^ago,
Our family cj^le has ’hetJ^broken
A link go$e from dwrchain;
But tho* wOTe part^F^r awhile,
We kno# we’^feeet; again.
Sadly miss|d,.f^his V$fe, Sons a
DaUlghtq®^ r
her
our
our
it
By Father
of
passed
st 14
W. DfBryc<X.D.S., D.D.S.
DENTAL SURGEONAt office TrnJIartleib Block, Dash
wood, first three days of week and
at office over the Post Office, in Zu
rich, last three days of week.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Siebert and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Siebert
and daughter Margaret, of German
Mills; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Siebert
Miss Marjorie Siebert and Leland
and Richard, Mr. Wilfred Schiedal,
and Mrs. John
Thaler, of BreaslauX'STt.'ah'ci'L'iro.
Henry Hesse and Miss Alice Pauli,
of New Hamburg and Miss Ella Gei-
sel, of Bloomingdale, all were Sun
day visitors with Mrs. Witzel.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Brunner and fam
ily, of Kansas City, visited her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. G. Oestricher for
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sippel, of Lans-
Mich., spent a. few days with
*Mr. and Mrs. C. Pfile.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Simpson and
Mr. and Mrs. W. Matthews, of Lon
don, were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Snell.
Special Anniversary Services will
be held in the Evangelical church
on October 18th and 19th. The Mis
sissippi Four colored Male Quartet
te of radio fame will be in attend
ance.
Mr. Hy. Yungblut, Mrs. I, Yung-
blut and daughter Miss Inez Yung
blut; Mrs. Ran and Mrs. Brown all
of Zurich spent Friday evening with
Mrs. Hamacher.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Gostschalk spent
a few days in Seaforth last week.
Miss Ida Goetz, of Chicago, spent
a few days with her brother Mr. and
Mrs. R. Goetz.
The Henrich Memorial band at
tended Decoration services at Zurich
Lutheran cemetery on Sunday.
Mrs. W. Schultz, of Detroit, is vis
iting her parents Mr. and Mrs. L.
Rader.
Mrs. W, Schmoock, who spent the
past week with relatives returned
to Detroit on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wildfong of
Arva, spent Sunday with the laJter’s
mother Mrs. Hamacher, who return
ed with them for a short visit.
Dr. Lome Tieman, left on Tues
day for New York, after spending
his vacation with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. D. Tieman.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Mclsaac and fam
ily, of Detroit, are spending their
^holidays with Mr. and Mrs. P. Mc
lsaac.
of our
, who
, 1935.
CHISELHURST
Mr. and Mrs. James Dearing, Phil
ip and Edna, of Dorchester and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Down and little
son Edwin, of London called on Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Harris on Civic Holi
day.
>■
to the
draw-
etc.
Thos.
spent
KIRKTON
Mr, Edison Hazelwood returned
to Detroit having spent the past
month with his grandfather Mr. W.
Hazelwood.
Mr. Ruben Switzer and son Bill
left Friday to spend a holiday with
Dr. jack Switzer, Erie, Penn.
Misses Florence and Lorna Kirk,
of Woodham, are holidaying with
Marion
Mis.
visiting
Shier,
Miss Lorna Copeland spent a week
at her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomson, Centralia.
Rev. and Mrs, Lewis have return-^
ed after a six weeks holiday in Tor
onto and New York.
Mr. Walter Hazelwood, Mr, and
Mrs. Geo. Hall spent the week-end
with Mr. C. Hazelwood in Detroit. -
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Humphreys left
Saturday for a holiday trip to Tor
onto, Ottawa and the Thousand Is
lands.
Little Jean Humphreys is
(laying with her cousin
and Grand Bend.
Miss Mamie Pridham,
dale, is holidaying with
Mrs. G. H. Burign.
and Norma Tufts.
Byron, of St. Catherines, is
with her brother Mr. Stuart
holi-
in Exeter
of Russel-
her sister
IN MEMORIAL!
In loviitg mem
WILLIAM
Who passed jaWa^ August 8th
. u
Sadly missed by Daughters
and Sons
You’ll miss it if you miss the chal
lenge game of softball between the
Exeter Girls’ team and the business
men of the town to-night (Thurs-
CREDITON EAST
Master Russell Sturgeon has re
turned to his home in Grand Bend
after a week’s holidays with his cou
sin Master Jack Anderson,
Mr. John Pfaff and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Pfaff and family, of Birr,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H.
Pfaff Sr.
Mrs. Fraser, of Pt. Huron, is vis
iting her niece and nephew Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Lewis.
Mrs. Wilson. Anderson spent a
couple days with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Schroeder near Fairfield.
Mrs, George Hayes and two daugh
ters spent Sunday with Mrs, Wilson
Anderson.
Mr, T. H. Yuli and Mr, and Mrs,
Frank Scheidlng, all of London, vis-
•, -L_g day.) See advt on page one.
THAMES ROAD
Miss Proctor was amongst the
week-end guests at the Manse re
turning Sunday evening. Miss Proc
tor has been taking the summer
course at Western University.
Mr. and Mrs. Marchant, of Weston
were Sunday visitors with Rev. Wm.
and Mrs. Mair, Mrs. Ferguson and
Miss Shirley Marchant, who have
been visiting Mrs, Mair tor a week
returned to iSchromberg with them.
Mr. P. Passmore attended the
stock market at Toronto Monday.
Mr. and /Mrs. Garnet Passmore, -of
Sarnia have been spending a few
days amongst their relatives here.
Mrs. Passmore sang a- solo at the
imorning service also a duett with
Mrs. A. Morgan. Both were beauti
ful numbers and much appreciated.
iMiss Mary Squires, of Zion has
returned home after visiting the past
two weeks with Mrs, Cann,
The neighbors have rallied
assistance of Mr, O. Cann in
ing and threshing the wheat,
Mrs. Will Ferguson received word
on Saturday evening of the sudden
passing of her father, Mr,
Bruce, of Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Glenn
last Sunday in Watford.
Friends of Mrs. Wm. Lamport are
sorry to know she is still confined
to her bed.
Mrs. Wm. Dow and Miss Bessie
from Roys and Miss Edith Hillen of
Walton, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Kerslake last week.
The pastures in this district are
quite dried up. Some farmers are
having to feed their cows. Rain is
badly needed.
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Marshall
visited Mrs. Marshall’s parents on
Wednesday after spending two
weeks at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McQueen
and Miss Helen spent last week-end
in Thamesford visiting the former's
sister.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bolton spent
the holiday in Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kerslake spent
last Sunday with cousins in St.
Marys.
Mr. Horton McDougall is all
smiles—it’s a baby boy.
AV. M. S.
The W.M.S. met in the basement
of the church, being entertained by
the [Mission Circle girls. The meet
ing opened with Miss Evelyn Hun-
kin in the chair. The Scripture les
son was read by Lorraine Borland
followed by prayer. Hymn was sung.
Mrs. Selves then took charge of the
program. Mrs. A. Morgan gave a
delightful solo, followed by an inter-
* ing' -from .Mrs. W< semank
“A Minister’s Wife Mistake.” Rev.
Mr. Mair then gave a short address
with a promise of continuing it
sometime in the future with
from the districts north. The
ing
and
time
closed with singing of a
Mispah benediction. A
was spent at lunch.
WHALEN
KHIVA
We extend the deepest sympathy
to Mr. Angus Patterson and family
in the loss of a loving wife and mo
ther who passed away on Saturday,
August 8th, after a lingering illness.
Miss June Neeb, of Pontiac, visit
ed last week with Miss Hilda Neeb.
Master Ray and Miss Ruth Guen
ther, of Dashwood, are visiting with
Miss Reta Willert.
Master Kenneth
Dietrich, of Zurich, visited last
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Dietrich.
Mr. Sam Witzel, of Toronto,
ed last Sunday with Mr. and
Alex Neeb.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Lippert
the week-end with relatives in Mel
bourne.
and Veronica
week
Noah
I
visit-
Mrs.
spent
Mr-
her
Mr.
.r. *-
slides
meet
hymn
SOCi't'
Mrs. Geo. Millson accom-
Mr. and Mrs. C. Millson,
spent Sunday at Ipper-
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnston and
family were Bunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. M. Johnson, of Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sutherby, of
London, are holidaying at the home
of Mr. Wilson Morley.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Baillie are vis
iting friends in Toronto for a few
weeks.
Mr. and
panied by
of Lucan,
wash Beach.
Mrs, John Stewart, Mrs. Stanley
Orchard and family were recent vis
itors of Mrs. Frank Parkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pullen
Sunday evening with Mr. and&.£
Geo. Earl, of Exeter.
Mrs.’/Louise Gunning is visl
for a few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Sid. Mills, of Woodha'm,
Master Harry (Squire while play
ing had the
a tree, the
wrist.
Mrs. Geo.
few days last week with Mrs. Her
man Foster, of Winchelsea.
lMr. and Mrs. Wm. Tookey, of
can, visited recently with Mr.
Mrs. Thos. Gunning.
Miss Dorothy Hazelwood is holi
daying this week at Grand Bend,
Miss Gladys Squire visited for a
few days during last week with Mrs.
Delbert Maley, near Granton.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Ogden and
Jean spent Thursday with friends at
Wingham.
Master Ronald Davis, of Toron
to, is holidaying with his aunt
Harvey (Squire.
MT, CARMEL
Mrs. T. Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. L.
Ryan, of Chicago, visited with
Michael Ryan last week.
Mrs. Alice Lane returned to
home in Detroit on Sunday with
and Mjs. James Lane.
Mr. John Madden spent the week
end in Toronto on business.
Rev. Fr. Guinan, of Sandwich, is
visiting friends here.
Miss Mary Campbell is working at
Grand Bend.
Aiiss Gertrude Dietrich spent the
week^d at here home here.
Mr. aftd Mrs. McNeil, of Kings
ville, are holidaying wit'll the larrt/to
mother, Mrs. Brien.
4
.£
misfortune to fall from
result being a broken
Parkinson visited for a
CROMARTY
Lu-
and
Mrs.
Miss Agnes Scott and Betty
lar visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Weitzman, Niagara Falls, N.Y.
David Gardiner and son Robert;
Frank Harbourn and son Fred have
left for the West to spend a month.
.Mr, and Mrs. Roy McCullough, vis
ited in Goderich and Harriston last
week.
Dr. Tieman, formerly of Dublin,
visited friends.
Robert Hamilton, John Houghton,
Lome Kay, Everett Kerslake and
and James Scott, Jr., have left on a
motor trip to Regina.
Mr. and Mrs, Andrew MacLachlan
Miss Grace MacLachlan and Miss
Christina MoKaig hate arrived home
from the West.
Kel-
Carl
.A widow ean make a man believe
ited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, H. in her by pretending to believe in
Motz. him.
VOTERS’ LIST 108inre
id in
Municipality of Stephen Or.
County of Huron
Notice is hereby given
have complied with Section
Voters’
posted
on the
list of x
the said ________„ ...
Elections and that such J
there for Inspection.
And I ’
to takeJFmmediai
have
recte
List Act and that
up at my office at
31st day of July :
persons entitled to
that I
7 of the
I have
Credij&n
e
^proceedings
r omissions cor-
law, the last day
3 21st day of Au-
Jinicipality at
remains
on all voters
at Crediton, this 31st day
of July 193 6.
HERBERT K. EILBER,
Clerk of Stephen Twp.
7-6-3tc. Crediton, Ont.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that all creditors and others having
claims against the estate of GRACE
HOOPER, late of the Village of Ex
eter, in the County of Huron, widft K
who died oil the Eleventh davj^pf
July, 1936, a^e required to fojjranl
their claims (July proven to jfFi’ un
dersigned on/or before thq/Fwenty-
fourth Day
And no
EN that a
ecutor w
the estat
claims (
hotke
DatecFat Exeter, Ont., this Fourth
day of August, A,D„ 1936.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Exeter and Hensall
Solicitors for Executor
August, 19
CE IS FU
er the
HER GIV-
te the Ex-
to distribute
regard onjy to the
h he then shall have