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TEUESIAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1021.
Credton
•The Women's Institute will hold a
Bazaar and Oyster Supper in the.
Town Hall on Wednesday, Novem-
ber 23, Bazaar to open at 3 pan. and
aupper served from •5 to 8. Admis-
sion 50 and 25 cents.
Miss Gibson spent the week -end
at her home' in •Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Trevethick
spent the week -end in London,
Mr. Ileseell Caarle of ,Walkervilie
)spent the'holiaay 'at his' home here.
Mr. Walter Hauch, of Kitchener,
spent Thankagiving at his home here.
Mr.Land Mrs. 'K.".Eilber and
• Miss Bernice spent Thanksgiving in
Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sambrook left
last Wedneaday for their new home
In Atirora.
Mr. 'Wilson, of London, spent Sun-
day and Monday with his son, Mr. R.
/3. Wilson.
Mr. Keenan of the 13,ank of Corn -
merce, spent the week -end at his
home in ,Gnelpla
Mr. Irvin Fahner of Toronto, spent
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr,
and Mrs, C. Palmer.
Miss Trellis Hedging and Mrs.
Adams of London, spent the holiday
with Mr. and •Mrs. A. Hodgins.
Miss Lila Kuhn, of Alma College,
St. Thomas, spent the Week- end with
her parents, Mr: and Mrs. H, Kuhn,
A number of young people from
'Woodham and Kirkton gave a con -
cart in the Town Hall Monday eve-
ning.
Rosseidale. •
Mr. and Mrs.Flood are now oc-
cupying the lionse' owned by Mr. D.
Foster.
Dr. Garance Jose, of Kirkton, ad-
dressed the members of the Epworth
League on Sunday eve.
aMiss Helen Hound, of London, was
tiletuest .i3p,,her cousin, Miss ()live
Laing, over the 'week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. George Grant were
host and hostess at a jolly little
Hallowe'en party on Monday eve.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Henry Balfour on Wednesday
afternoon,
Miss Beatrice Gollings, Of St.
Marygi is the guest of her parents,
Mr, and Mee. Frank Gollinge for a
few days this week.
Dr. Steele Conservative Represen-
tative for South Perth held a meet
: -
lug, in the interests of his party on
Tuesday evening in the C.O.C.F. hall.
oliday visitore at the •home of
Mr. Cephas Drown were: Mrs. Tee-
/neer, of Chiselhurst; Dr. Thomas
and Mr. John -Drown, of Staffa; and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Curtis, of Mitchell.
Mr. J. C. Gardiner, of Kirkton,
shipped three carloads of. cattle to
the Old Country market on Tuesday,
He will accompany them,
TEE E ion TBLES
S. S. NO. 7, lisBownria
The following IS the report of S.
S. NO. '7, Ueberee fer the month of
October,
Sr. .1th.---E1gine Horn, (honors),
Ross Hem n '(honorel), Gladys Earl.
Jr. 3rel.-Angus Earl (honors),
Iiareld Denham
Sr. 2nd, -Delmar Sicinner (hon-
ors), Ray Brook (honors), Hazel
Earl (honors), Norman Jaques, Norr,
man Brock. ,
Jr. 2nd.. --Morris Horn, Tommy
Hera.
Class Seri (honors),
Harry Wright. r.rale.no're), .Me1141a
Wright, Garfield Cornish.
Pr. -Myrtle Earl (honors), „Clay-
ton Cornieh.
Number 'enrolled /8; average at-
tendance 15.
M. I. McIntyre, teacher.
Jamee Sullivan of Hibbert was
paid $1.62.03 by Hibbert Council for
9 sheep, killed and Several worried
and injuied by dog&
5. 5, NO, 1#, USBORNE.
school report for October. Names
in order of merit.
Sr. 4th.-IVlaybelle Strang, Loren
Dunn, Melville Down, Norah Oke,
Mervyn Cudmore, Pearl Wood, Red -
an Hill, Melvin Moir.
Jr. 4th,--a-Helen Moir, Harvey
'fide, Harold. HoTton,
..Sr. 3rd. ---Verna, Oke, Maurice
Boa.
• Jr. 3rd. --Kathleen Strang, Geo,
Boa, Violet Hyde, ,Mervin Dunn,
Jack Horton, Reta Oke.
Sr, 2nd. -Eva Boa, Marie Squire;
Archie Etherington,
Sr.' Pr. -Pearl Moir.
Jr. Pr. -Bernice Horton, Alma
Etlierington, Eldon Kading; Elmer
Dunn..
Number on roll, 28; waerage at;
tenda.nce, 21.8. •
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Dashwood
Mr, H. Hoffman is on the sick list.
Miss E. Guenther visited in Rod-
ney over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford spent the
holiday In Guelph.
Miss Clara Kraft as returned
from a visit in London.
Mr. Barry Guenther of Windsor,
Visited his parents 'over the week -
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eidt
Foreet were vieitere here Than
giving Day. •
.Mr. and' Mrs. Herb Rinker
Sarnia visited the former's pare
over Monday,
Mr. Czar 'Kellerman of the O.A.
Guelph, visited his. parents, o
Thanksgiving Day.
• Miss Nettie Broenshire and frie
of Stratford, spent a few days w
Mr, and Mrs. A. Birk.
• Mrs. Humble and children
Mrs. Lucas of Sarnia spent the h
Violet Bell, teacher. s
r.andi\r
with Mrs.sC.
• Mr.
W. G-ayboil
Woodstock, spent" Sunday and M
day with the former's parents..
1)AS1IWOOD SCHOOL REPORT.
The following is the report
Room I of the Dashwood Pub
School. The marks are based on te
and daily work and attendance.
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Ev aS ShOPPer ShOU ear thiS astounding
%microbic tiso betweenfoul weltifficampli graphs
nECIDED and remarkable progress has been
recently made in the phonograph field.
These, new developments have changed the
entire pho-ograph sitUation.
The facts have been known for some time
to music experts and to many music -lovers.
Now they can be revealed' to every one who
has ears to hear, -by' the Turn -Table Com-
parison.
Are you trying to discover ,w_hich phono-
graph is best for classic numbers, which for -
popular songs and dances ? Which for human
voices, and which for instrumental music?
Which brings you most of the enjoyments and
benefits that lie in music?
The Turn -Table Comparison will enable
you to choose that phonograph with unerring
accuracy.
It consists of a revolving platform. On the
platform, are the four leading make's of phono-
graphs. You hear each in the same room,
from the same position, playing recordings by
the same artists. A real scientific comparison.
That is why these new facts -of the phono-
graphs as, they are today -come out with such
startling clearness.
Before you decide on your Christmas phono-
graph, be sure and hear what the Turn -Table
Comparison has to tell you. It is conducted
apart from our sales -floor, purely as a service.
So, don't hesitate to come in and ask to
hear' it.
or their representatives, are invited to in -
Notice to Matufacturers
spect them, or to substitute other ma -
The talking machines used in these tests chines of the same make, of their own se -
are kept by us hi the best possible condi- lection, of equal or greater value, at an!
tion. Manufacturers of such machines time during business hours.
Jr. '2nd. A. -H. Nadiger 430',
Stire 373, E. Kraft 365, E. Rink
317, W. Wein 314, L. Staubus '27
T. Guenther 237.
Jr. and. B: -R. Kleinstiver 53
S. Held 523, Z. Nadiger 521, M. W
lert 451, B. Edighoffer 419, V. Bu
meister 393, A. Mason -319, G. Whi
250.
Sr. Pt. II. -E. Fisher 344, •
Vincent 317, P. Schade 307, M. Re
tameyer 806, V. Kraft 295, S. Sti
273.
Jr. Pt. IL -E. Held 361, H. Mill
354, M. Kijunpp 298, A. Morena 28
V. Kraft 206, B. Fries 257, da'Sta
bus 247, H. Schenk 217.
Primer -F. Baker 285, 0. Rest
meyer 275, R. Hayter 268, G. Ho
man 254, G. Burmeister 253,
White 240, E. Zimmer 225.
Class A. -A. WilIert 210,, Hit
ker 205, M. Fries 203, 1. Genttn
1,95, M. Mason 185, E. Vincent IS
R. Genttner 176, H. Schlundt 16
G. Mason ,20.
Class B. -H. Rinker 100, It
Schlundt 85, M. Bender 80.
Attendance 48; average attend
ance 45.
P. Tiernan, teacher.
Room II
Sr. 3rd. -G. Guenther 470,
Hoffman 460, F. Kleinstiver 440, 11
llartleib 370, A. Steinhagen 315,
Willert 290, E. Wilds 210.
Jr. 3rd. -M. Held 340, C. Bu
meister 420, T. Hayter 380, N. Fas
sold 310, F. Guenther 305, G. •Ben
der 300, E. Hartleib 300, E. Hal
acher 285, E. Merrier 280, M. Gratin
ner 270, N. Merner 245, I. Lipper
240, M. White 220, A. Restaaneye
200, C. Pfaff 145.
Sr. 2nd. -G. Burmeister 350,
Zimmer 325, L. Bender 265, P. Ben
der 260, W. Evelaud 255, E. Wit
mer 245, F. Wein 220, S. Genttne
90.
R. C. EdniestOn, teacher
Granton
A number of our enterprising citi
sons are landing out with the'build-
ing project. Cecil McRobelts ha
started to build a new 'house on th
lot he bought off Mr. Grant.
Morley Wass has bought the fram
house of Sid Jermyn, which he soot
vacates when he moves into his ne
red brick residence he has built thi
summer. Mr. Wass will move f
Granton and start another street be-
low the -Anglican; church.
Iran Wallace has bought the old
building called Harmony Hall where
all the concerts and dances are pull-
ed off. Mr. Wallace will erect a new
up-to-date and large hall for the
pleasure seekers of Granton and dis-
trict.
The 'ladies of the Women's Insti-
tute presented their request in per-
son to the Biddulph Council on Mon-
day at Lucan for a donation towards
the erection of a monument to the
fallen soldiers from these parts,
George Rathburn has sold his 50 -
acre grass farm to Mr. Frank West-
in an.
GRAND BEND
The angel of death visited the
home of Mr. Fred Mason on Friday,
October 21st and removed from its
midst their son Roy, .at the. age of
19 years. The deceased had been
feeling unwell and at tidies com-
plained of considerable pain. He Was
taken to London and an operation
was performed when it Was found
that he was a victim of cancer and
there 'was but slight hope of his re-
covery. It was about two months ago
the operation, was performe,d,
Zurich. •
Centralia
ANNOUNCIallENT
NEW GRINDING MILL FOR
CENTRALIA
Having purchased tin up-to-date
Grinding Outfit and'being located at
Centralia in the building known as
,the old Handford livery and sales es-
tate, T wish to announce to the public.
that I well be Open for businees,on or
*out Nov. 15th. I have spared he
expense in piecing at your disposal
one of the best grinding Plants ob-
tainable and I will be very glad to
serve you promptly aed guarantee
satisfaction. Capacity of nub i3 30
bags per hour,' A trial rospeciftilly
Toronto.
J. SMITH, Pro;). and
Manager, N', 3. PORE, Ag6nt, Exeter,
Phone 46w.
Mrs, riy. Towle, is visiting her
brothers in London, '
Mr. Hy, Hero is Visiting Mr,. oeo,
Jennings of Arkona for a week.
TVIrs Francie of Munro, is vielt-
ing her daughter, MI's. la, E. Pooley.
Mr. C. Girvin and Wife of Granton,
visited Mr. and, Mrs. Wilbur Batten
on SundaY.
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mas tree in December.of
A number attended the oyster su
at Woodham' on Friday• evenn
last and also the Elimville fowl su
per on Monday eve, • - •
Mr. and Mrs. Squires, of Bxete
and, Mr. and Mrs. John Oke, visite
at the home of Mr. Geo. Squires ov(
Thanksgiving.
Miss Sarah J. Clements left c
Wednesday of last week for Winn
peg and on Wednesday of" this wee
she was united in marriage to IVI
Silas Balkwill, of Roblin, Mane ,
former resident of Blanshard.
(From another source.)
On Thursday of last week the V.
al, S. met at the home of Mrs. Rob:
Taylor and spent a very enjoyabl
time. Mrs. J, Knox, of St•. IVIary5
(nee.Miss Gertrude Jaques) wa
present and was taken by surpris
when she was presented with an ad
dress and set of silver knives am
forks and a fumed oak rocking chair
The address was as follows:
Dear Mrs. Knoxe-
We the members of Zion Auxili
ary W.M.S. have invited you to mee
with, us today that we might expres!
our sincere appreciation of the val-
ued assistance which you havee'ren,
dered while you have been one ol
our number. You have always beer
a faithful, worker, willing at al.
times to do your share.
We regret that by your removal
we lose you as a member, but trust
that you will continue your good
work in this particular department
of the church which you will now at-
tend. , ,
Now, as a means of showitig:our
goodwill towards you, we'ask that
you accept this gift. '
Wishing you all success in the fu,, -
and every happiness during
married life.
Signed on behalf of the W.M.S.
Mrs. H. Kyle, President.
Mrs. N. Brock, Secretary.
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