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1931 Ford Coach, original finish and upholstering
1930 Chevrolet Coach, original finish and upholstering
1929 Ford A Coach. 5 of these to pick from
1931 Chevrolet Coupe, De Luxe, rumble seat, upholstering
like new
1928 Pontiac Sedan, like new inside
1928 Whippet Coach, small mileage
1934 Chevrolet De Luxe Coach 1929 Durant Sedan $85.00
1929 Ford Coach $100.00 1928 Ford Coach, as is,$75.00
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C. Fritz & Son,J. Passmore & Son,
Hensail
DODGE and DESOTO DEALERS
Zurich
man Lever, of Clinton. The young DASHWOOD
ladies were able to be broug'ht to
their homes the same night an3 are l^r» VV. D. Bryce, L.D,S., D,D.S.
recovering nicely,. Miss Pfaff whQ DENTAL SURGEONis a member of the teaching staff At office in Hartleib Block, Dash-
of the public school, will be confin- wood,, first three days ^of week and
irich, last three days of week.
DR. W, B. COXON, B.V. Sc.
Veterinary Surgeon
Phone 96 „ Zurich, Ont.
Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Graybeil an'd.
family, of Toronto, and Mr. Wilbur
Graybeil, of Woodstock, spent the
week-end with their mother Mrs.
Graybiel.
Mrs, Hamacher spent a few days
in Dorchester last week.
Mr, and Mrs. George Goodman, of
Clinton, were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. R, Baker.
Miss Helen Lui't, of London,
spending a few days with iher
ents Rev. T. and Mrs. Luft.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Hoffman,
Stacey and Mrs. M, Tiernan
recovering nicely,, Miss Pfaff whQ
is a member of the teaching staff
ed to her room, for several days, over Fast Qffice, in Zti-
her place (at the school being taken
by Miss Xnnie Consitt.
Additional news from Hensall will
be found on another page.
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THE RED and WHITE STORE
GREAT 15c SALE
ft
HENSALL
FOR SALE—-Brick house and lots.
Property of the Pepper Estate, on
the West side of Highway No. 4, in
the village of Hensall. A good litttle
property at'a” low price. C. V. Pick
ard, phone 165, Exeter.
Mr. Ian Filschie has secured a
good position in Toronto.,
Miss Dorothy McQueen, of London
spent the week-end at her ihome.
Mr. Harry Cook, of Toronto, spent
the week-end at his' home here.
Mr. Harold BontJhron spent the
week-end witih Toronto friends.
Mr. John Carmichael, of Toronto,
was a recent visitor witih relatives
and friends.
‘ Miss Grace McKenzie spent a ’.ew
days last week visiting friends in
London. |
Mr. Adam Stewart, of Clinton,
was calling on friends in town
Monday.
Miss Iva Allen has secured a
sition in London and has left
that city.
Mrs. Josepih Hudson and Mrs. A.
Foster were visiting- in London on
Wednesday.
Miss Cassie Harris, of Toronto, is
a guest with
Mrs. C. Cook.
Mrs. J. W.
relatives and
over the week-end.
Misses Elizabeth and Margaret
Slaven are visiting friends in Exe-
eter for a week or two.
Dr. "steer secured a fine deei’ near
Whitechurch while on a hunting
• trip up Vhere on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo-. Geddes, of Hay
Township were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Janies Dick.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Wren and
Mrs. Thos. Wren Sr., were guests
ot London friends -on Sunday.
iMr. and Mrs. v James Troyer, of
Toronto, were week-end visitors
with? Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hudson.
Mr.-and Mrs. Leo, Hedden and
Donald Hedden, of Glanworth were
visitors in the village on Sunday.
Mr. Hugh McEwen is spending
several weeks visiting relatives and
■friends in different parts ot the
West”.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Sparks, of- De
troit, visited here last week' with
Mr. Sparks’ father Mr. Alex Sparks
and othei; relatives.,
Mr. Joseph Hogan has returned
home after spending several months
visiting with relatives and friends in
the Canadian West.
Miss Isabella Moir has been visit
ing for a week or two at the ihome
of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stewart, ot
Tuckersmith Twp.
Mr. Casey Hudson, of
accomanied by( Miss Lois
of Brussels, spent Sunday
and Mrs. Geo. Hudson.
Mrs. Harry Abray and
London, are visiting for a
weeks with Mrs. Abray’s
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Hudson. |
Mrs. -G. C. Petty ihas been spend- (
ing several week-s in Detroit at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Abbott,
who has been seriously, ill.
M'rs. Charles Redmond (has re
turned to- Hensall after spending
several months visiting with differ
ent members of her family.
Mr. aiid Mrs. Duncan, of Harring
ton West, were recent visitors with
their aunt Mrs. Maulkinson and
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Goodwin.
Mrs. Carl Schafer and daughter, of
Palmerston, were visitors here last
week with their aunts Mrs. Ballan-
her cousins Mr. and
I
Bonthron was visiting
friends in Kitchener
iListowel
Johnston,
with Mr.
son, of
couple of
parents,
tyne and Miss Katie Scott.
Mrs. Louis Mendoza, of Toronto,
a former resident of Hensail, spent
the week-end visiting at the home
i of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spencer,
i Mr. and Mrs. Kimble and two
daughters, of Chicago, are visiting
i with Mrs. Kimble’s mother Mrs. N.
Horton and sister Mrs. Robt. Pat
erson.
I Mrs. Donald Park, who has been
ill at the home of (her
Mrs. Donald McKinnon
than a month is now
nicely.
'Th Hensail branch of
dlan Legion held a Poppy Day sale
here on Saturday. The village was
well canvassed and a nice sum ot
tmoney was realized/
I Mrs. Alf. Taylor had
from a step ladder one
: when working around
' She was laid up for several days, but
0 is now able to be,around again.
j Mrs. Victor Fee who recently
bought from Mr. Geo. Armstrong
for tlie home 011 Oxford St. recently oc-
| c-uipied by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hil
liard, has moved in and has now
got nicely, settled in her new home.
j . iMrs. Roy M-cLaren’s group of the
Ladies’ Aid of Carmel Presbyterian
church held a progressive crokinole
, party at the home of Mrs. W. R.
Davidson on Friday evening. A very
enjoyable evening was spent by those
present.
The Council have moved the
building 'containing the dressings
rooms from the old rink property to
the new rink at the park grounds.
■The high board fences have been re
moved and the lot cleaned up which
makes a big .improvement to that
-part of Queen St.
A service will be held in the Unit
ed church on Thursday afternoon
at 2.45. Rev. W. A. Young, Rev. A.
Sinclair and Rev. Hunt will assist
and Mr. Chandler will be the speak
er. A solo will be sung by Mrs.
Young and a violin selection /by Miss
Greta Lammie A.T.C.M.
The Arnold Circle, of Carmel
Presbyterian church met at the
home of Miss Mabel Workman on
Monday, evening. The meeting open
ed by singing psalm 95 and Miss
Workman led in prayer. The minutes
of the last meeting were read by the
-'secretary and adopted. A business
period was held. It ' was decided
to hold a. bazaar in the - basement
of the church on December 4th. Af
ter the offering was taken Mrs. W.
A. Young gave a very interesting
topic on Missionary work. A read
ing on the Armistice was .given by
Miss Irene Hoggarth. The meeting
closed by. singing hymn 668 and the
Lord’s Prayer .in .unison after which
a lunch was served.
Smith-Stott
On Monday, November Sth, at
the United Church, Hensail, Mr. Al
bert Edward Smith, of London, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, Hen
sail, was united in marriage to Miss
Mrs.
The
daughter
for more
recovering
the Cana-
a nasty fall
day recently
the home.
W.
CREDITON
Mrs. H. M. Faist and son
have returned after spending ;
in Detroit.
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Schade and
baby, of the Bluewater Highway vis
ited on Sunday with Miss Thelma
Weber.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Renney, ot
Detroit, spent the week-end with re
latives in the community.
Mr. Lloyd Fahrner and son Glenn
have left for Minnow Lake, two
miles east cf Sudbury where they
intend making their future home.
Mr. Louis Queen, of St, Thomas
and Mr. Fred Kerr, jiave left for
Boat Lake, Bruce Peninsula, where
they will participate in the deer sea
son which opens November S’th to
13Uh.
A very enjoyable afternoon was
spent Thursday, November 4th,
when the members of the Women’s
Association were entertained 'by the
W. A. of James St. United church,
Exeter.
A Missionary program was given
in the United church on ’Sunday, No
vember 7th. Bernice Finkbeiner (
sang a solo and Doris Hill gave a
reading. Mr. J. Woodall, as con
venor of the missionary program,
thanked all those who had so will
ingly assisted in the work through
out the year. (Splendid reports ot
the Sunday .School convention which 1
was held at Dashwood on November j
5th w.®r.e giv.en Audrey Yearley staying wit!h his sister Mrs. H. Kraft
has returned to Monkton where he
will spend the winter with his child
ren. Mrs. Kraft left last week to
spend the winter witih her daughter
Mrs. F. Preeter on the 14th con
cession.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Weido moved
Chas. Zwic-ker is improving nicely ' their household effects to Waterloo
since her operation which was per- last week where ihe has secured a
formed recently in the General Hos- job.
pital in Toronto. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Oestricher of
Dashwood, visited- Mr. and Mrs.1
Daniel Oestricher last. Sunday. |
Evangelistic Meetings
Evangelistic meetings are being i
conducted in the Evangelical church Rev. and Mrs. Tom Mallory, Tren- [
ton, are the Evangelists. They are"
powerful preachers and singerr.
Their preaching and methods ct Cann and how we all
conducting services are scriptural ( interesting experiences
of the Old Metho'distic type. (The ‘
services are well attended and mem
bers of otiher churches are cordially
invited to
vival.
. Lewis
a week
is
par-
Mrs.
and
Nancy Anne motored fo Kitchener
on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. George Stener and
Mr. Ed. Stener are attending the
funeral of the former’s brother in
Dunville this week.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Restemeyer were
Sunday visitors with friends in St.
Marys.
Mrs. Harry Rader who has been
under the doctor’s care for some
time was taken to London Hospital
on Tuesday evening in Mclsaac’s
ambulance. Her many friends hope
for a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith, oi
Windsor and Miss Florence Baker,
of London, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. R. Baker.
Mrs. Louis Rader and Mrs. Ernest
Rader have returned home
spending a
Detroit.
| Mr. Peter
I
after
week with relatives in
Schroeder who has been
and Lillian Finikbeiner.
Mr. W. G, Allen of the Depart
ment of Highways, Toronto, was in
the village on Wednedsay auditing
the Township Treasurer’s books as
to the road expenditures of the Twp.
for the past year.
We are pleased to state tihat Mrs.
J Mr. Everett Haist has purchased
the Reynolds property at Sarepta
and is busy moving this week.
THAMES ROAD
Miss C; MacGowan, of Blyth,
■the guest speaker at the W
enjoy this season
KHIVA
Earl, Ervin and
Gordon
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Phone 102 ROLLIES’ GROCERY
CENTRALIA
Sidney Henry, of
weke-end with
Mr. and Mrs.
spent Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Pollock of
Ripley, were week-end visitors with
their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Loyne
Hicks.
Mrs. Fred Huxtable and Marie, of
Exeter, visited on Saturday of last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
-SmiUh.
Mr. and Mrs.
Wiarton, spent the
the latter’s parents
Andrew Hicks.
Mr. Fred Warner
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gaiser at
Shipka.
Dr. and Mrs. Heigh way,, of Lon
don, visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm7 Essery of Usborne.
The Sunday School anniversary
was held in the Church here on Sun
day morning with a good attendance.
Rev. Mr. Stewart presided and Rev.
Mr. Bell, returned missionary from
West China was the guest speaker
and addressed the congregation in
a very able and interesting manner.
Special music was provided by a
Sunday School choir. Douglas andRev. j_ I Marie Fletcher san-g. a duet.i meeting "at the" home of Mrs. Ro'bert | Mr. .Stewart occupied tJhe pulpit for
of Re-
•Simon
Miller,
Some Good Used Cars that Must Go to
Make Room for Trades on MORE
1938 Cars
1—1935 Plymouth De Luxe trunk sedan & special equipment
1—1936 Ford V8 Coach, low mileage and radio
1—1933 De Luxe Chevrolet Coupe, special equipment
1—1932 Ford Half Ton Truck
1—1931 Chrysler Six, 4 door sedan, all new tires
1—1930 Oakland 4 door sedan, splendid condition, all new
tires.
1—1929 Chevrolet 4 door sedan, a cheap family car.
These cars are all equipped for winter driving and are recon
ditioned and mostly all have heaters for ydur comfort.
SEE US ABOUT YOUR WINTER NEEDS ON YOUR CAR
STEWART
Messrs.
Ratz, James Ziler,
Lloyd Lippert, Edward Lippert, A.
Dietrich and Dave Lippert, of Mel
bourne and Harold Glanville, of Ex
eter, left on Monday for a two weeks
hunting trip on Manitoulin Island.
Mr. Wm. Dietrich wtooi has been
quite ill for the past week was taken
to St. Joseph Hospital, London on
Sunday. His many friends hope for
a speedy recovery..
(The Misses Esther and Bernice
Neeb, of London, spent Sunday with
their parents Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Nee'b.
. Mr. and Mrs. '-Alfred Tilley and
family mov§d on Monday unto Mr.
Ralpih Willis’ farm near Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Stade, of Zurich,
spent Sunday wit'll Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Stade.
enjoyed her
_______o _c______ of the mis-
1 sivnary party making a return trip
j in face of war conditions, w'hich was
the cause of her return and also of
her work .there,. Dr. Wilford, one
of the party.*,addressed the congre
gation at Roy’s church service Sun
day and was a week-end guest at
t'he manse.
Mr. Thos. Allen, Jr., has purchas
ed the Pollen property at Farquhar,
He has conducted a chopping and
rolling mill the past -year also the-
threshing -outfit.
Mr. A. Scott has purchased the 5 fl
acre farm of Mr. Edgar Fanson,
tenante'd at present by Mr.
Morgan.
Ivor
and delivered an
in keeping
the evening service
interesting address
Remembrance Day.
Mr. and Mrs. J.
■Sunday visitors with Mr. and
W. Hicks at Greenway.
Misess Beatrice Essery and
othy Hicks spent the week-end
their home.
A. Pollard
with
were
Mrs.
Dor-
. at
i
Phones 155w and 155 j Exeter, Ontario
the W.
at the
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i Dorothy .Stott, daughter of ' Dorothy R. Stott, of London.
marriage ceremony, was performed
by the Rev. Arthur Sinclair in the
presence of the immediate relatives
of the bride and groom. The young
couple left later on a wedding trip
to Montreal and Eastern Canada.
On their return they will reside in
London where Mr. Smith is in charge
Of a good business.
Auto Accident
What might have been a very ser
ious accident happened on Friday
night} to Mr. Arthur -Finlyson of
Tuckersmith Twp., while driving
down to Hensall. Mr. Finlyson ac
companied by, Miss Beryl Pfaff, of
Hensall, had been spending the ev
ening at Belgrave and when re
turning to Hensall were run into
from behind by a .car driven by a
Mr. Williard, a baker of Zurich. Mi\
Wiiliard was accompanied by Miss
Annie Carlisle, of Hensall and while
near the farm of Mr. Alex‘Monteith,
just north of Kippen, the accident
happened. The Finlyson car was
Sent flying into the. ditch and after
going about 50: ft. turned up-side-
down. Miss Pfaff was badly burn
ed by acid from the battery and
badly bruised about her head and
shoulders. Mr. Finlyson had a
severe shaking up. Their car was al
most a total wreck, In the Williard
car Miss Carlisle was severely cut
by flying glass. The ladies were
taken to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Monteith and Drs. Smillie and $teer
summoned, also traffic Officer Nor-
CROMARTY
The November meeting of
MJS. met on Thursday last
(home of Mrs. Wm. Hamilton
good attendance, with Mrs. Jas. Hill
presiding for the day. Miss Mary
Currie read the portion^of the Study
Book alloted for the day which gave
a vivid acc-0'Uiit of The missionary
Mary Gleason, her first work being
in Africa among the blacks. Other
interesting papers were igivlen by
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Russell Scott.
Those having the devotional .part of
the meeting were Mrs. Hill and Mrs.
Wm. McLaren. Miss Margaret Ham
ilton sang a very pleasing solo. The
roll call topic being the name of a
lady missionary was responded to
very suitably. After t'he close of the
meeting a very dainty lunch was
served. x
The fowl supper held in the
church on Tuesday evening of last
week was a* decided success, there
being near the five hundred tickets
sold. The night was not so pleas
ant but did not prevent one of the
largest gatherings there has ever
been.
Mr. and Mrs. John Scott attended
the wedding of Miss Marie Scott on
(Saturday evening last. The wedding
took place at sebi'ingville Lutheran
church.
'Mrs. Tufford who was on a holi
day for a month to recuperate from
a serious illness returned V Toronto
on Friday last. «
SHIPKA
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid was held on Wednesday last at
the home of Mrs. Wm. Ratz. 12
members and 1 visitor were present.
The meeting was opened 'by, the pres
ident, Mrs. Balter/,, by singing a
hymn after which all repeated the
Lord’s prayer in unison. The Scrip
ture lesson was read by Miss P.
Keys. After roll call and reports
were given plans were made to pack
a box at the next meeting for the
needy in the West. The society de
cided- to invite the Crediton ladies
on Wednesday, of this week,
remainder of the afternoon
spent in quilting. I Lunch was serv
ed by the hostess and the meeting
was closed with prayer by Mrs. Al
bert G’aiser.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Sturdy and
Reida, of Goderich, visited relatives
here on Sunday.
ILast Sunday being Missionary
Sunday, Mr. Ed. Lamport gave a re
port of the S. S. convention which
was held in Dashwood on Friday last
and a reading by Mrs. A. Webb.
'Miss Marion Gladman, of Exeter,
visited over the week-end at the
home of Miss Jean McKenzie.
Messrs. Earl, Irvin and Simon
Ratz and Wm. Lochner left on Mon
day for a two weeks’ hunting trip
through the Georgian Bay.
Miss Violet Sharpe, of Auburn
visited over the week-end at
home here.
hens culled
Now is the time to iget your hens
culled. Price for 50' or under 50>c.;
over that .01c. per hen. We cull for
age and laying qualities and will
buy your hens if you wish. We have
a nice lot of Pullets for sale yet.
If you are interested, write or phone
for prices. Phone 38-3, Granton.
A. H. SWITZER, Granton, Ont.
MT. CARMEL
Mr. and Mrs. John Hall returned
'home on Friday after their wedding
trip to Toronto, Niagara and
treal
Mr. and. Mrs. James Hall
family, o.f Clandeboye, spent
day with Mrs. Ed. Hall.
Mr. James Datlon, of . Goderich,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J.
Dalton.
Mon-
and
Sun-
ELIMVILLE
Dr. E. C. Wilford, returned medi
cal missionary from China, gave an
address and
church last
slides were
showing- the
the Japs in the war at tihe present
time. They were very clear and in
teresting. A good number were
present.
Relatives here received the sad
news on Thursday last of the death
of Mrs. Allen Johns in Saskatoon.
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
Henry Johns and family in their re
cent bereavement. We are pleased
to report that Mr. Johns is recover
ing from his recent attack of bron
chitis.
lantern slides in this
.Sunday evening. The
views of China, some
destruction .caused by
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Mr. and Mrs. Jardine, of Cam-
Iachie, spent the week-end with their
daughter Mrs. Martin Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lewis visited
for a few days.
Mr. Bell, on furlough from China
gave a very able address in the
United Church last .Sunday.
iMr. and Mrs. Andy Craven call
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A number from here attended tiie
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Mr and Mrs, Frank Turner, of
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