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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1936-12-10, Page 7THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE -®L THURSDAY, DIXIEMBER 10, 1030 HENSALL Dr. and Mrs. steer were recently visited by London relatives. Masters Billy Mickle still contin ues very ill at his home here. Mrs, Thos. Berry is spending week or two visiting with iher son Windsor. ; Master Joe Marks is very sick l his home here. He is threatened J with mastoid trouble. Mr. Leslie Fisher, of Windsor, spent the week-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher, The Public Library was closed on Saturday, on account of the illness of the Librarian Mrs. R. Cameron. The .Hensall merchants are busy decorating their stores and windows and are looking forward to a big Christmas trade. Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher left on Saturday for Windsor wihere they will spend the winter months with members of their family. MrsRienenth Traviss and little son havqrTeturned home after spend ing a week visiting her parents in She* our.ne. Mr. and Mrs, John Bolton and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dinnin left last week to spend the winter in Flor ida, ^•r. John Govenlock, of Seaforth, ,-inspector of Huron County Home was in town on Monday to cast his vote. Miss Maud Bolton left last week foi’ London where she has secured a position with the London Insur ance Co. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Carlisle cele brated the anniversary of their wed ding day iate very Carlisle presents. The Euchre and Dance put on in the town hall on Wednesday even ing last undei* the auspices of the Hensall Chamber of Commerce Christmas Tree Fund was well at tended and a very enjoyable time spent. In the eudhre games the first prize for men was won by Dr. Smillie and the second by Mr. Al bert Wuerth. The first prize for ladies was won by Mrs. F. Manns and the second by Mrs. Harry Rose of Zurich. The lucky °lunch ticket was won by Mrs. Walker Carlisle-. The first prize for the spot dance was Avon by Miss Wurm and second by Miss Hazel Smith. Tihe music was supplied by the Murdock orchestra and Harry Horton was the floor manager. . The chairman of the Dominion Civil Service accompanied by one of the P. O. Inspectors of the Lon- den district were here on- Monday last to examine-applicants for the position of Post Master of Hensall The examination was announced to be an oral one but was afterwards /changed to a written,"one. Apipli- Jcants gave answers1 to questions ^•Mre^Khd in addition to the written ones, ->^estions were asked for ready reply. There were 12 appli cants who wrote the examination Eleven local and one from a dis tance most of the applicants were war veterans and have good qualifi cations for the position and no douibt a suitable choice will be made soon. The former Post Master, Mr. G. J. Sutherland was first as an as sistant a,nd then Post Master, ing in all over 61 years, and faithful service to the Hensall lie. a in at a*t their home here on Thurs- last. The family and iramed relatives were present and a happy time spent. Mr. and Mrs. received many valuable Miss Gladys Passmore. Lunch was served and a social hour was spent. Deatli of Isabelle Gordon The death occured on Friday, December 4th at her late home Mill, Street. Hensall, of Isabelle McKay, widow of the late Wm. John Gor don, aged 77 years. Mrs. Gordon came to Hensall from Tuckersmith' township a few years ago with her sisters, Miss Mary McKay and Miss Bessie McKay. They purchased the home of ‘the late John Carmichael, on Mill street and have resided there since, iShe has been in poor health for several years, but was only confined to her room for about three weeks, Mrs. Gordon was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James McKay and was born in the Township of Tuckersmith where sihe spent the greater part of her life. About forty years ago she married William John Gordon. Mr. Gordon died a few years later. She was a member of the Presbyterian church and highly respected by all who knew her. She is survived by two sisters Miss Mary McKay of Hen sall and Miss Marion McKay, of Tuckersmith Township; 2 brothers William McKay", of Tuckersmith and John McKay, of Saginaw, Mich. Mrs. Wesley Nichols, of Grand Bend is a niece of the deceased. The funeral took place from her late home on Monday afternoon in terment taking place in the Bruce- field cemetery. Rev. W. A. Young had charge of the funeral services. During the service at the home, Mrs. J. W. Bonthron sang very beautifully “No Night There.’’ The pall bearers were all former 'neigh bors of the deceased. John Finlay son, James Finlayson, John Cum mings, Robt. Dayman, Charles Mc Kay”, Oliver McKay. During Sat urday and Sunday many friends and relatives called at the home to pay their last respects. The Election The election held here on Monday to fill the positions of Reeve and four Councillors, Ernest Shaddick won out for the Reeveship over the present Reeve Owen Geiger by a ma jority of 22. Mr. Shaddick receiv ed 171 votes and Mr. Geiger 149. George Brock headed the poll for the council with 246 votes, Orville Twitchell 221, William Sheppard 21'9. and William J.Jones 192. Archie Hamilton, a member of this year’s -council went down to defeat with 10,7 votes. The vote was as follows: Poll Poll Shaddick No. 1 84 No. 2 87 Geiger N-o. 1 64 No. 2 85 Brock No. 1 12i6>No. 2 120 Twitchell No. '1 112 No. 2 109 Sheppard No. 1 109 ••No. 2 lilO Jones N-O. 1 102 No. 2 9'0 Hamilton No. 1 57 No. 2 50 Councillor Hamilton has only been residing in Hensall about three years and was not .as well known as the others. He was a member of the 19 3 6 council and was a splendid councillor and we hope he will have better luck next time. The new 1937 council will be: Reeve, Ernest Shaddick; Councillor George Brock, Coun. O. Twitchell, Couin. William Shepherd, Councillor William Jones. Election day was cold and the roads and was DASHWOOD CREDITOR *t| Ce, L.D.S., D.D.S. AL SURGEON Dr. W. D. DE At officflTin Hartleib Block**Dash- wood, fir at office ovei rich, last three days of week, week and ePost Office, in Zw DR. W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc. Veterinary Surgeon Phone 96 jjOnt s program Evangelical A will be Chui ch dli Wednesday evening, De cember 23rd. A cantata entitled “The Great Deliverer’’ will be given by the choir and a miscellaneous program by the children. Mr. Harry Hoffman spent the week-end in London. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith, Wind sor, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. Baker who have been visit ing in Windsor for the past few weeks returned home with them. Dashwood Public School Concert Will be held on Monday evening, De cember 21st. Keep the date. Miss Gertie Hoffman is spending a few days with her sister in Kit chener this week. Misses Ruth Tiernan and Maida Wein, who are attending Business College in London spent the week end at their home here. Next Sunday night will be band night in the Evangelical church. A special program will be given by the band. A cordial invitation is ex tended to all to attend. Mrs. Henry Restemeyer returned home after spending a very pleasant time with relatives and friends in Hanover, Palmerston and Mitchell. JAn Amateur Contest was held on Wednesday evening December 2nd under the auspices of the Walther League o.f Zion Lutheran Church, The evening was very much enjoyed by all. Each number on the pro gram was splendidly given. There were three prizes awarded which were as follows: First prize to a piano duet given by Mises Helen Nadiger and Reta Fassold; second prize To a piano solo by Miss Helen piano duet given by Misses Helen Nadiger, Helen Luft and Reta Fas sold accompanied by Mrs. Maurice Klumpp at the piano. Rev. Luft was chairman for the evening. The judges were Mrs. Arnold Kuntz, Mr. Clayton Pfile and Mr. Martin Laub. We would like to suggest to our readers the sending of the Times- Advocate as a Christmas present. It will help to solve youir Christmas gift problem and will be a weekly visitor for 52 .weeks. Mt. w< spent the Mrs. Fred ed in a jack rabbit drive with the Exeter’ boys last Saturday. Miss Helen Teller, of London spent the week-end with her par ents Mr. and Mrs. M. W- Telfer, Miss Norma Finkbeiner, of Wood ham, spent Sunday at her home here. Miss Dorothy Kyte spent the week end at her home at Lambeth. Miss Myrtle Pletch, of Hamilton is spending a few days at the Evan gelical parsonage, We are glad to see Mr. Emmery Fahrner out again after being con fined to his home for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Lawson, of Devon, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. G. E. Wenzel. Mr. and Mrs. William Benninger, Miss Marguerite Lamport and Mr. Frank Kirt, of Detroit, were week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Lamport. Miss Laurene Hirtzel and Mr. M. Hirtzel have returned after spending a few weeks in Detroit. Shower A delightful evening was spent recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kerr, 4th concession, Stephen Twp., when many friends and neighbors gathered in honor of their daughter Lulu Irene, whose marriage takes place this month. On behalf of the friends and neigh bors Miss Kerr was presented with a largo decorated basket which con tained many beautiful gifts. An ac companying address was read by Mr, Frank Triebner, Marion Lovie and Jean Baynham made the presenta tion. Miss Kerr made a suitable reply. Mrs. J. Lovie and Mrs. F. Triebner had charge of the evening’s ceremonies and entertainment. The remainder of the evening was spent in games and pastime amusements. Following is the, address; Dear Lulu: — We as your friends and neighbors have appreciated your association with us. Now since you are about to change your relation somewhat in life we trust your joy and happi ness may be abundant, through life. We as your friends and neighbors want to share our joys and good wishes with you and Aljo and hope you may’ have many years to live to gether. We ask you at this to accept these gifts and that will bring back the thought that they are a remembrance of neighbors of the fourth concession who have learned to regard you with tihe highest esteem. Signed on behalf of the neighbors H. Woods, of Toronto, week-end with Mr. and Kerr and also participat- ELIMVILLE i •» GRAND BEND and Mirs. 'Gordon Turnbull time they the serv- gave pub United Church W. M. S. The W. M. S. of the United church held their December meeting in the school room of the church on Thurs day afternoon, with the president Mrs. Cross presiding. The meeting opened with a Bible reading and singing hymn 3 21 after which all repeated the Lord’s prayer in uni son. After singing hymn 299 the minutes of the previous meeting . were read and approved. The Visit ing committee reported making 35 calls on the sick and s'h-utins. ports of the were given, reported 48 There are 215 Band. amounted to $133.30. The total amount .raised during the year was $498.62, Mrs. Robert Patterson gave a very interesting reading on the Story of the Manger. The meet ing was closed by singing hymn 304 and the benediction. Re- different committees Mrs. Rout. Patterson Outlook subscribers, members in the Baby The. mite box contributions Y. P. S. Elect Officers The Y. P. S. of the United church held their regular meeting on Mon day evening in the school room of the church. As this was the election of officers the meeting took tihe form of a social evening. The meet ing opened with a hymn and the devotional exercises were presided over by Miss Greta Dammie after which there was a piano solo by Norma Cook; a reading by Mrs. It. Broderick. The election of officers then took place and was in charge of Rev. Arthur Sinclair; president, Miss Greta Lammie; Secretary, Miss Dorothy McQueen; Treasurer, Miss Goldie 'Cross; Missionary Commit tee, Miss Doreen Farquhar, Mrs. R. Broderick; -Citizenship, Ian Filshie, iForrestj Devotional, Verda Wat- ko’iK .G-lftdyk Passmore, Edna Saun- dercock; Social, Miss Gladys Luker; Pianist, Miss Verda Watson, Assist., | !■............... . . ............................ . sidewalks very slippery so there hot a very large vote polled. Council Minutes Hensall. December 7, 19 3 6 regular meeting of the Village Council held this evening at p.m. in the Council Chambers all members being present. > utes of the previous meeting read. Hamilton-Jones: That minutes of the last meeting adopted as read. Carried. Geiger reported re the Council. Communications were read lows: •County Engineer, County County Treasurer re Tax Deed, W. C. Pearce re Insurance, Steele gs Seed Co. Bills and accounts read: Dominion Road Machinery Co., snow plow $75.00; Huron' Exposi tor, printing $1.9 6; F. W. Hess, printing $37.25; Municipal World, supplies $5.'57; J. A. Paterson, bal. salary-and R.O. at election $80.00; G. Walker, bal. salary, caretaker $48.75; F. G. Bonthron, tax collect or $75.00; C. Cook ditto, Treasurer $67.50; D. Robinson, ditto, Inspect or $17.00; G. Hudson, ditto, water tank $22.50'; J. A. Foster fire dept. ,$2'5.00; F. E.'Fee ditto, constable $40.00; G E. Fee, constable tion $2.50; R. Higgins, P.C. tiom $2.50'; S. Welsh, P.C. $2.5 0; N. Blatcihiford, D.R.O. tion $3.00; G. Parker, D.R.O. tion $3.00; G. E. Fee, labor street 80c.; G. Gram, teaming street $2.- 40; J. A. Paterson, revising voters list $43.85; Hensall Hydro, hydro Town Hall $6.83; A. Clark, Sec’y. band services $5.00; County Treas. tax deed, etc. $3.26; total $541)17. Shaddick and Brock: That ac counts as read be paid. Carried. Shaddick and Hamilton: That we authorize the clerk to purchase 4 cords of wood. Carried. Brock and Jones: That we agree to purchase the McDonell Estate lots at $42.3 0 at the adjournment tax sale at Goderidli. Carried. Hamilton and Jones: That we in struct the constable to collect the poll tax at once. Carried, James A. Paterson, Clerk A 8.30 with Min- were the ; be County as fol- ■Clerk, Same filed. Brig- elec elec- ditto elec- elec- £ THE RED and WHITE STORE Candies!Candies!Candies! We have a large assortment of Christmas Candies in bulk^ or fancy boxes. Fresh Christmas Nuts mixed or separate, New Orapges, all sizes. Jjr Prices and Quality are the best we hajFever been able to offer ycZ. Jjj/lr *. * **** - Wejhave choice quality Bleacher! Sultanas, Cherries. Rings,Jail colors, AlmondJ^ IfijF Raisins, Currants, Dates, ^els (cut or whole), Pineapple . alnuts, Spices and Flavorings, Everyming for your Qw^tmas Cake or Mincemeat. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES—-Calif o. Cranberries, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Calbage, Cajtyp snips, Onions, Etc.; also Oysters, (fodfishjplets of Haddie and Fresh Frozen B* C."Salmon pffa Grapes, Oranges, Bananas, Grape Fruit Fs, Turnips, Sweet Potatoes, Squash, Par- We Deliver ~ iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuii SHIPKA S. w'ill hold their reg- Friday evening, De- at the home of Mr. The Y. P. ular meeting cember 11th and Mrs. Matt. Sweitzer. The public school Christmas Tree will be held December 15th in the evening. The Sunday School Christ mas tree will be held December 22. The children are busy practicing. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bullock, of near Greenway visited on Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Bullock1. Mr. and Mrs. W. Sweitzer spent Sunday with relatives Mr. Wray Sweitzer this week visiting in The .regular meeting was held Thursday, at the home of Mrs. eleven members and present. The president Notice to Cream Producers Road and weather conditions have causei Jffhost of our cream deliveries to be made during the day. erefore, Satur day night deliveries will not be^ontinued jper Saturday, De cember 5, but will be resumed ter thej|fmter months, early next spring. Many thanks for your spIe^^fSaturday night patronage during the past season. Bring your cream any day through the week or send v^ith our collectors. Exeter Creamery Co., Limited CREAMERIES AT EXETER AND WINCHELSEA Mr. and daughter and Mrs. Glen Des jardine spent the past week in De troit. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sturgeon are visiting in Crediton. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Desjardine spent the past week-end in London. Turnbull Mr. and Sunday, sports a Mr. and Mirs. Rufus visited with their parents Mrs. Norman Turnlbull on Mr. Emery Desjardine new Ford V8 also Mr. Sim Ireland a new Chevrolet. iMr. Yawner of the West is visit ing with Mr. Arthur Baker. Mr. Lawson, of Hamilton, is vis iting with Mrs. Mairy A. Gill for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Tiederman is visiting this week The United Church hold their Christmas on December 18th. Miss Beatrice Green is the first Christmas concert season on, December 14th school on the A. B. Line. Miss Doreen Atchison, of Afkona is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Atchison, on Sunday. 'Miss Fay Hamilton and Miss Beta Pfaff, of London, were visitors their homes here on Sunday. in Detroit, has decided to entertainment holding of at the her THAMES ROAD at emergency bale was packed ill at land 'Mr. Mervyn Pym was taken very suddenly last Saturday noon with acute appendicitis to London Hospital an operation, as can be ex- Cake in Thedford, is spending Thedford. the Ladies December Major Ba- four visit- Mrs. of Christmas was rushed to London where he underiwent He is doing as well peoted. & Mr. Ben. Williams to the house several with a heavy cold. Mr. and Mrs: Frank Addison late of Niagara spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johns. Miss Bessie Bell R.N., of Nassau Women’s Private Hospital, Long Is land, New York, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mts. T. Bell. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brock and family visited wi'tlh Mr. and Mrs. L. O’Reilly and family in Sarnia during the week-end. The Chicken Pie Supper and Ba zaar sponsored by the Women’s As sociation held last Friday evening from every viewpoint was very gra tifying to the ladies responsible. A good crowd was present and the majority of the articles for sale were soon disposed of to ready buy ers. The ladies were to be con gratulated on the variety and qual ity of their goods. After the sale a good program was given princip ally <by local readings and piano, violin, mouth organ also a playlet entitled, Impression” by six young The proceeds amounted $715.00 The Y. P. Union met on Monday evening when they entertained the James Street Y. P. 6. Howard Kerslake president of the visiting society opened the meeting with the hymn “ISound the Battle Cry.’’ Rev. Page led in 'prayer. The hymn “There’s a Royal Banner Given for Display’’ was sung. (Scripture Les son was read by Chas. Cox. Rev. Down gave a very interesting talk. A piano duet was given by Miss O. Reid and Miss Loreen Beavers, Mary Van Camp gave a reading ‘Trouble in Old Man Corner’; violin Selection was given by Ross Swartz;-a read ing “The Mustard Plaster” by Irene Van Camp; E. Heywood gave a sel ection on the guitar; Elgin Luxton a reading “Aunt Jemima’s Court ship.” The meeting closed with the hymn ‘Blest be the Tie That Binds’ ' ‘ ■ After of was confined days recently talent, consisting of musical numbers on guitars accordeon and and vocal selections “Making an ladies, to over Wm Sweitzer. Officers elected for 1937. Rev. presided. Reports were different organizations were John- given and Pres. We use only the best of materials Aid 3rd ker, ors Albert Gaiser presided. Meeting was opened with singing a hymn and the Lord’s Prayer repeated in uni son. Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Lome Finkbeiner, .Secretary and Treasurer and Flower Treasur er’s reports was given and adopted. It was decided to send boxes of fruit, candy, cake, etc. to the sick and shut-ins at Christmas. Readings were given by Mrs. Ernest Keyes and Mrs. (Rev.) Johnston; solo by Mrs. then ston •from reported a satisfactory year. Mirs. Major B’aker; 1st Vice-Pres., Mrs. Ed. Lamport; 2nd Vice-Pres.. Mrs. Wm. Ratz; Secretary, Mrs. J. Ratz; Assistant Secretary, Mirs. W- Sweitzer , Treasurer, Mrs. M. Ratz'; Assistant Treasurer, Mr. Albert Gaiser; Missionary Treasurer, Mrs. Matt. Sweitzer; Flower Com., Miss Pearl Keyes and Mrs. Arthur Fink beiner; Parsonage Com., Miss Pearl Keyes, Mrs. Roy Ratz, Mrs. Ernest Keyes; Pianist, Mrs. Chaplain, Mrs. Albert Gaiser Mrs. Wm. president, Mrs. A. Gaiser, thanked the ladies foi' their the past; also Rev. ston for their help, ing will be held on the home of Mrs. Lome Finkbein er. Meeting was closed with pray er by Rev. Johnston. Lunch was served by the hostess. Sweitzer. Roy Ratz; and The retiring co-operation in and Mrs. John- The next meet- January 6 th at Smiles ’n Cl m all our Products les Chocolates.. 50c lb. Xmas Gandy, Candy Novelties, Fresh Roasted Peanuts, Mixed Nufeaf* Oysters ................................................................. We would appreciate your order for Christmas Fruit Bread CHRISTMAS CARDS printed with your name and address from 75c. a dozen up. We have a splendid as sortment this year, bigger and better than ever.—Times-Advocate.An by the W.M.S. for Northern Ontario work. It was valued at $22.00. The annual meeting of the W. M. S. was held at the home of Mrs. A. Hunkin on Thursday1 last. The elec tion of officers was carried out by Vice-President Mrs. John Selves and the personnal of the society remains the same for 1937. The review of reports was interesting. Mrs. John Hodgert contributed a pleasing piano solo on the program and Mrs. Selves a splendid reading. The meeting closed with the Lord’s pray er. A pleasant tea houir was en joyed. Master Wilmer Ferguson has been confined to his home through sickness the past week. Quinsey has developed. We Ihope he will soon be better.. •Miss Margaret Mavers spent the past week with her cousin, Mies A. Passmore. The officers of the Sunday School and members of the choir spent a pleasant evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lahiport and her parents Mir. and Thomson on Thursday evening. $fcn enjoyable program was arrang ed of songs, readings and duetts. Rev. Mr, Mail’ contributed too in a happy manner. Mrs. Lamport ex pressed her appreciation of the visit and all hoped the time would not be long before she is able to 'be again. and the Mizpah benediction, which all enjoyed a number games and a dainty lunch. MT. CARMEL to.il- WINCHELSEA coni' For Cleanliness, Quality and Service try Middleton’sQuite a number from this munity were in London on Saturday. The recent thaw has cleared the roads for motor traffic agian. Miss Ellen Hazelwood, of Kirkton spent the week-end with Miss Gene vieve Kerslake. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Delbridge and Bruce spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford, at. Eden. Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Fletcher and Audrey spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scott at. Farquhar, Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Brock, Ivan and Mrs. Wesley Heywood were in Byron on Saturday. Miss Joy Whitlock, of St. Thomas, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne. Mr. Jack Delbridge is spending a few days in Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. George Davis spent Monday with friends in Seaforth. Exeter Phone 52 CENT A MILE Round Trip Bargain FARES Minimum Fares. Adults 75c Child 40c from EXETER andjH'/adjacent C. N. R. Stations by Jet., Oshawa, Bowimanville, i^Srt Hope, Cobourg, Trenton Junction, ton, Gananoque, Brockville, Prescott, iridge, Lindsay, Peterboro, Campbellford, Penetang, 'Collingwood, Meaford, Barrie, ivenhurst, BracebridigO, Huntsville, CALLAN- Jjvbr ld-Famed Dionne QuintupIets)^^MJi^^^-fe fflbury. All towns in New; Bern Ontario Rly^M^iffi^^ntral Rly.; Kapus- GeraldtQj^jttailip^BeaTdmore. Frid., Dec. 18 to Belleville, Napanee, Morrisburg, Cornwall, Newmarket, Allan-daL Orillia, Midland, DER (Home of Parry Sound, Su iskaming & Not! kasing, LonglM Fri., Dec. Exeter, Fergus, , __ _______, _______ Ingersoll, Kincardine, Kitchener, London, Li’stowei" Mitchell,^Nia gara Falls, Owen Sound, Paisley, Palmerston, Paris, Port Elgin, St. Catharines, St. Marys, Sarnia, Southampton, Stratford, Strathroy Walkerton, Wiarton, Wingham, Woodstock. Fri Dap 1 R Locally' between Important Stations at which 1 11*, UCl, IO Excursion Tickets are sold—-Ask Ticket Agent Ki: Miss Mary Campbell had her sils removed at Doctor Fletcher’s Hospital at Exeter last week. Mr. James Dalton Sr. is spending a few months in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Ryan, Detroit, called on Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich last week. Mr. and Mrs. Levi McCann Gerry, of Detroit, visited with of Jos. KIRKTON WrrnTm'nnlA Also to Brantiford, Chatham, IvIUlllU Chesley, Clinton, Durham, Goderich, Guelph, Hamilton, Hanover, Harriston,Messrs. Clarence Switzer, Fred Switzer and iStewart Shier attended the Winter Fair at Guelph during the .past week. Rev. Mr. Moore, of Grand Bend, •addressed the Y. p. A. on Monday evening of this week, Mrs. Alt. May, of Belmont, spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Switzer. Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Joseph Kirk (nee (Anna M. Switzer,), of Saskatoon, formerly of Kirkton, daughter of the late Win, SyltzeT. and ________ ____ ___ Ml'. and Mrs. Alonzo McCann last week. Messrs. Nap. and Norman Gero- mette returned from Detroit on Sat urday, Mr. Nap. Geremotte spent Sunday London. Dance in the Hall Friday night. Mr. John Hall spent a few days Detroit last week. outIf your liver bccomes llfzy, slow or torpid it holds back$tne bilo so necessary to move thAwowels, and If your liver becomes or torpid it holds back,' JicvuBMtixy vu juuvu uijr;.'uuvvuia, uuu sets up a states Of pmsoning in the system, Milburn’s Laxa-Liver Pills quicken and enliven tho liver. Their action helps to clean so it from tho clogging impurities; helps to open up a freo flow of stagnant bile and restore a regular and natural action of the bowels. All druggists carry them in stock? Frozen Motion Teacher: er — heat of course.” think so?’ can catch cold.’* fast- Pupil: “Heat, 'Why diO1 you “Because you “What travels the er cold? Teacher: Pupil: ill. in For Fares, Return Limits, Train Information, Tickets, consult nearest Agent, See handbills. T1023B CANADIAN NATIONAL -------------------------—......• ' " ..." ‘ ......' ■ iV n..»