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THURSDAY, JUNE 20th, 1918
Dashwood
Miss Ida Wambold cif LOndon vis-
ited with relatives here a few days
Last Peek.
Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Powell and farn-
ily and Mrs. 'Kibler sof Thedford spem:t
Friday. with Mr. and Mrs. D. Tiernan.
Mr. Fred Rinker has returned from
an .exter dle'd visit, 3m Port Huron and
Detroit.
Mr and Mrs. T. tC1umpp made a
business trip to Londbn Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Tiernan . and Mr.
and Vias. Jahn 'kraft visited 3m Strat-
ford on Sunday,
Mr.; -Guenther annld(:soan Hornier spent
a few days la London, this week.
Privates J. Stire, E. 'Schatz and W.
Gassman of Landon visited in town
over Sunday,
The Union Sunday School Conven-
tion. which was [held in the Evangea-
ical Church last Thursday was largely
attended. •
The Examinations are on. this week
in the school. Miss Diobs,on of Ex-
eter and Miss Gaisier of Cre,dditoau are
presiding over thte work here: while
Mr. Howard is in Crediton.
Mrs: Edighoffer, "Sr., of Blake is,
spending a few daysin town visiting'
he: Don.
Mr. 'l enmth Routledge of Zurich
spent Sunday under the parental :roof
Mrs J. A. Carni'e with children and
Mrs. A, J, McDonald of Blake' spent
the week end in town visiting their
'sister, Mrs. Howard.
Miss McKee has returned to her
home in, Dutton.,
A garden party will be :held in
Guenther'-s`.archamd ori( the evening .of
June 27th,
Miss Dorothy Campbell of Zurich
ondayvisited Mists Evelyn, Howard on Man,-
day
The Overland Model 90 is a big
favorite in Canada.
—not only because it is a quality
car selling at a popular price,
—but because it is backed by a
real Canadian institution,
Wilays-Overland, Limited, of
Toronto, is working day and night '
to help win the war.
You can speed up with tt Model 90.
Appearance
1'enforrnance
Comfort
Servii e
Price
Local Dealer, Exeter Overlaid, Sales ' C
Wi1Iys-Overland, Limited
Willys Knight and Overland Motor Cars and tight
Commercial Wagons
Head Office and Works, West Toronto, Ontario
pQ 1IN
"HURONIONDAY'S GOLDEN GATE,",
There wilt he bang doings at God-
etich on Monday, July ist. The pre -
gram will occupy the whole daY,
morning adternoloh; and) evening, elon-
day [roan 9.30o'cPac1—Trades pro-
cession and floral parade, juvenile'
games baby ,s{hlow. These will take
place on the Square; ria admits:pn
fee. Afternoon poograrn at Agricul-
tural Park. Three horse) races for ag
gregate purses of $750-2.10 class, $350
2.30 class S.300; green race, $1011
Some of the beat horses in Western
Ontario will be there: Baseball-,
Clinton vs. Goderich„ AutomobeCe
race, Patriotic demiamstrat:ian by
school children, 1-Iighland' d nic'{ng
and piairug. Clinton Kiltie, brass band
in attendance. Evening 1dus cal pro-
gram onthe Square. Operatic e)er-
fornuance "Thee Lass of Limerick
Town,"iu O.pera• House, followed by
a dance. Proceeds .of the day go to
patriotic funds, S;ieatd thief holiday at
the lakeside town, and have a great
bin da,Y's sport.
SAINTSBURY
Gordon F, Washburn left on Friday
for London to don the Kliing's uni-
form as also .diel George.Davao Mr
George Lewis off Stratford had the
natorturse to badly damage his ca,r
about a quarter mask south of here
on Sunday last 1.01some way he col-
lided with the hthJig,e, He had to get
a truck from Lani3oan 'to -take . the.
car. away..—Mr. Naslsau Daevis sold 2
fine colts this lveiek for a good 'sum.
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph, Arm ,stage of
C1nrid'eboye visited at the 'name of
1-1 ' J. Davie Sunday; -Mrs.` Frank Dav-
is and H. J. Davis 'tank a trip 'o
De!ewaxe• last week.—Miss Maggie Cas
ter of Caad,elbaye visited at her s'is-
ter's,' Mrs. F. J, Davis, last week.
SALE OF WORK' AND HAND -
made
ANDmade Codidng well be held' by the
Ladles' Guild' of the Trivitt Memor-
ial Church :cin Saturday, June. 22, at
3 p m„ am Mr. McD,onvell's Store,
first door south: of Willis ; Poweili s.
GREENWAY
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cliffe of Thedtord
spent the week end with friends here
Nees Devins Mason and Miss Vina
Sherritt left for Winnipeg last Wed-.
neaday going by boat as far as Port
Arthur.—Mr. , and Mrs. W. Connor
and family of C,enatraflia called an
friend; here one Sunday evening,—Rev
A E. Johns of China preached here
last Sunday and delighted a targe
congregation -with, ani'interesting and
forceful sermon.—A tractor ditching
machine in putting a drain on the
town linle from Corbett to Greenway.
—Mr and Mrs. E. McPherson are in
Buffalo this week attending the mar-
riage of their &an Rlobhert. They were
aecampan&ed by Miss Adaah McPher-
son.—We are glad to report Lloyd
Broplaey "ys now cionvialesecent.
W HALEN
-....oma.
Representatives from almost every
home thraughlout this districe were
in Grattan on Sunday to pay their
last token of respect to an old and
,trustworthy Friend in the person of
Dr,. Lang, who died a few lays Ire -
fare. The funeral was in charge of
the Od`dfellows and aver a thousand
peopie; from miles around were there
as were also the two sons from ieiv
York a'nd the daughter Mrs. O ti en ..f
Vancouver. The floral tributes were
beautiful .and 'the remains were in,-
tarred
n.terred n'c: Birr cemetery, Over 75
auto besides buggiest were at the cern
e e:y.—Owing to other churches :!lay -
'liege special services the anniversary
of this church has been put off till
some time in July. -Mrs. Crewes and
Mrs. David Long after a visit with
friends around here have returnedto
their 'home at Lucan.—Private Earl
Johnston, Louis Johns and Fred
P:enwarder.. were home on Sunday
London camp
'LUCAN
Mr Archie Webb had the misfor-
tune to lose one of his fine cows
last week.—Mr. Albert Simpson is
,erect4mg ' a barn and garage combin-
ed at the rear end of his lat.—Rev.
R. H. Barnby g,oes to Springfield and
Rev. E. G. Powell, late tempe nce
secretary for Huron and Perth coun-
ties. comes here.—During the reeen5
electrical storm Lightning struck Mr.
John Oven's Bane barn near Maple
Lodge setting it on fire amid complete-
ly destroying it. —Mr. Frank Stanley
of the Standard Bank staff, Calgary,
! veitinlo this mother, Mrs. Jas. Stan-
ley and lather reliatives here.—Mr. J.
H. Philp of the High Schfaott staff
has 'tendered -his resignation vnd,,bas
accepted a positiion, at Whitby., -The
High and Public schools of the v3;llage
have closed fart the summer vacation.
Down to a Working Bola. -
1t iii you be Ito a'lt's.?" ht' rrik,nt
'Yes." she i•epue,d, •
1',•ry woll NOW 'f.,t's get newish—it.
fel And n t ltet.h oi" we rt�aa t k°'7'n re' etrt.y
fee owl) • v.Let." t.'Ulcegtt Iwc•.
I Uld 11t:rind.
13RUCEFIELD
Mr Chas \ asman has purchased a
new Chevrolet car.—Mrs. Chas. Clif-
{
s'tl friends
talc 'agent the week .end �k>ti r frin
In London.—Mr. Jas. Boyce has t e-
eovered suffeciently front rds ' ecent
tllnles,s to be at work againl-1 The
frost on Friday night clid considerable
damage to the garden and bean crap
in this vicinity—Rev, McConnell of
liens all conducted prep a,ratory ser-
vices on Friday' last in Union church
—The• funeral of the late Mrs. Wnt,
Hart of Stanley was very largely at-
tended on Saturday last, she having
thte high esteem of a11. She leaves to
mourn arte-r loss her husband and one
child.—Mr. Alfred Moffatt an Sun -
<ley night last took the " railing off
the 'br,idge at the Mall Poad at R.
1Mur•dock's gate with his Chevrolet
car.—Mr. Jahn Hazelwood lost a fine
colt through death,—ler. Will Swan
has- heft for overseas arid will join the
navy a, a ;doctor, -Mr. Jiohau Ratten-
bury ai Burlington .spent the week-
end at his home -''Mir. L. Forest has
p urcii,a s.ed Mr. Wm. Henry's rennin
Stanley Tawriship far the sum • of
$6300 He gets possession in Sept-
ember.—Mies Nicholson of - North
Bruce, mho has been visiting her sis-
ter Mrs, (Rev.) McIntosh,, at the manse
has .returned .h,amie—Mr, Fred Tom-
linson visited his brother-in-law, ;bfr,
David Ryle, wh,a is in Victoria Hos-
pital at London, recovering from am,
operatiati for ap p.eindicitis.
The Late Mrs. Simpson—At the age
of 81' years Mrs, Simpson passed away
at her home in thes village, on June
9, after a lingering illness of some
months She has resided in our vill-
age for many years,, coming with her
husband from a farm in Stanley. Her
husband died marry years ago,. They
had no children, but one "adopted
daughter Mrs. Chas. Hunt of Clin-
ton.
LUMLEY
Mr. and; Mrs.H.ery Anderson spent
the week end with relatives at :,on-
stance. -W Nas,suu Glenn) spent Sun-
day near Listowel with, his mother—
Kee. Maggie Hobklrk, Hensall, rdas
visiting in the neighborhood during
the week.—Mr. and Mrs. Mack of
t3 kton were Sunday visitors at Mr.
Selves', sr. -Mrs. W. N. Glenn . was
in London for a few days - during
the week.
GREENWAY
"Auburn," the 'home of. Mr, and
Ms -s C. A. Switzer, Thortldale, was
the scene of a very pretty ` wedding
an Junie 1, at high noon, when 'their
eldest daughter, Willa iviarguerite, was
waited in marriage to A. J. Sherritt
of Greenway, youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs John Sherritt .o4 Guelph.
The : bride wore her travelling suit of
taupe and alpricot silk, and carried a
bouquet ' of sunset rases and lily -of -
the valley, Little 'Kathleen Amos of
Bninisl,ey, niece sof the groom, made
a dainty flower+, girl, while the bride's
sister, Miss 'Kathleen Switzer, played
the wedding march. The ceremony,
was performed by the Rev. W. H .
Osb arrie.
CAST R I A
For Infants and Children
in Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
THE
F CO.:.E�ERCE B�
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SIR EDMUND WALKER, L• �A l Y SIR JOHN AfRD, General Nlunagcr
C.V.O. LL;.D. -D.C.L President ill. H. V. F. JONES. Asst. Gen'1. Iv
,. tanager
CAPITALPAiD UP. $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND, a il3,500,000
The farmer who opens a banking account and conduct
his affairs in a business -like manner is likely to prosper.
Farmers should avail themselves of the aid of this Bank
in transacting their business. Consult the ManaL:r
regarding current accounts, collections and loans.
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Capital & Reserve $8,800,000
98 Branches in Canada
A General Banking Business Transacted
Circular Letters of Credit
Bank MV[oneu Orders
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ZURICH
Another of the respected residents;
of the; section; passed away on Sun-
day, 3m the person of Walter Madge
of Stanley Towalbirip. He had been
sereously rill for some, time and his
death was not unexpected.—The .an-
nual Children's Day services were
held in the Evangelical church, Zur-
ich, Sunday evening.—Drs. Campbell
and McKinnon of Zurich, Dr. Taylor
of Dashwood, Dr. Peck of Hemsall,
and H. Willierns; ,of London perform-
ed an operation. an Mrs. Bea Pfile,
14th Con., far abs'tructiom of the
bowels. The patient is getting along
SPRING .I`ERM FROM APRIL 2nd,.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD.. ONT.
Commercial life offers the great op-
p,ortunatldeis. Recent lady graduates of
this school are earning as high ah
$1000 per annum. The last ,application
we received from an office man with
some experience offered initial salary
of $1800 pm annum. Students may
enter our classed any time. Graduates
`placed in r otcitions. Commercial, Short
hand and Telegraphy departments. Get
our free catalogue.
W. I. Elliott, D. A. McLachlan,
President Principe'
favorably.—Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bat-
tler and Mr. and Mrs. P. Proof of
ed relatives 3n M;iilvertan.—Mrs. M. J,
Fritz of Londoni visited in town a few
daye.—Mr. Wim. Turner of Windsor
was here last week attending the fun-
eral of his uncle, ` the late Walter
ivlaadg•e.—ear. Daniel Smith( has return-
ed from a few weeks' visit with
friends and relatives( in Hatldimand and
Waterloo counties.—Miss H. ` Graydon
of Streetavplle wills speak at the honed
of MSS Lamont .in- the afternoon of
June 27. .
UMI LJ 1 RU'NH% SYS 1 iV` "E
TIME TABLE. CHANGES
A Change of TSinve will be made on
JUNE 23rd, 1918.
Information now inf Agenits' Hands.
N. J. Dore, Agent, Exeter.
CANADA
ON June 22nd, Saturday, every man and
woman, resident in Canada, who is 16
years and over, must attend at one of the
places provided for registration, between the hours of 7 a.m. and
10 p.m., and there truthfully answer all the questions set forth upon the registration card.
Upon signing the card, vouching for the accuracy of the - ensleers, the man or woman
will receive a Registration Certificate, as shown below, which must be carried upon the
• person thereafter.
For failure to regigter a maximum fine of $100 and
one month's imprisonment is provided, also an added
penalty of $10 for each day the person remains
unregigtered after June 22nd.
Persons remaining unregistered cannot lawfully be
employed, and cannot draw wages for work done
after June 22nd. Employers who keep unregistered -
persons in their employ will be liable for fines equal
in amount to those recoverable from the unregistered
employees.
Unregistered persons cannot lawfully purchase
transportation tickets, and may find themselves
REGISTRATION IS LAW—
Don't Fail to Register.
This Certificate is
YOUR Protection.
Get it and Cary it
barred from travelling on railroads, steamboats, etc.
Similarly they may be denied board and lodging at
any hotel, restaurant, public house or boarding house.
In a word—All persons remaining unregistered, and
all persons having dealings with unregistered
persons, knowing them to be such, incur heavy
penalties under the law.
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