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;and snriadoiding distadct: This
a 'fire proof "Wall* board Why
Why
build .to burn-?. Whenl need of
betiding -supplita 'cOnsult .us its we
Can supply fl;needs: '
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• J W.. PECK
brad4te of Faculty of Medicine,
McGill University; Montreal; Member
‘College of Physicaanaand Surgeons
• „In Ontario; Licentiate of Medica•l
(Unwell of ,Canada; Post Graduate
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general Hospital, Montreal, 1914-15;-
Office, .3 doors • east of Post Office.
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AUCTIONEER
OSCAR KLOPP
•limner -Graduate Carey !ones' Au.-;
Otion School. Special course taken in
Stegisterad Live Stock.. fall Weeded.
Merehandise, Real Estate, • Farm
Ades, 'Ate.' Rates hi keeping with
prevailing prineti. Satisfaction :as -
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Adki,ru. EsSEWY,,l'eentraiia, Agent for
• Uslatirne and l3iddulph. •
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"fourth year at nis p .8. ,,..,......et:..s.t.:
ment, CentraIe.INIcrliirVec f1 -41i_ ul
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tion to ',reineial.: ,a,.1. fi, Jai .p.:_,:_t. dothini:t_
Ith'aCtions: , of the, stationieg.., . ,. ,..
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HENSALIa NWT.E403L4,4
DASIriVirOCAD
IVirs. G. Ilobkirk Visited in Exeter
on Tuesdey.
Mr. Garnet Case spent the, week-
end in Toronto. '
Mr. E. Lindenfield has installed
-d fine radio set.
Mr. R. E. Cook is this week in
Toronto on bueiness.
Mr. Roy Dick returned to his home
in Watford on Saturday.
Mr. W. 0. CtOodujn was in London
on Monday on business.
Mr. 'Hy, Pale spent Sunday the
guest of friends at Clinton.
Mr. • Win. Higgins, of Clinton, vis-
ited his brother on Friday.
• Mr.J. 5'ines, of Clinton visited
friends in town on Satdrday.
Mrs. A. French of Kippen visited
friends in town 01E Monday.
Mr. -Laird JoynCof London, spent
the •weelt•Lend at his home here.
•,kss„,...M. Hodder, of Dutton.
iting her,Sigter Mts. It. E. Cook; .
Miss 'Nora skolliak visited:WV-0/0e,
Week -end with friends 'and /relatives
in Exeter., •• • te.:.
, Mr. Jinn. 11,TcDoneida'whe'has been
in Detroit,,for the:Vast "few mouths
is home •--
Mr. Roy Parlmer of Brantford,
spent . the week -end ,,the 'guest of
friends in town.
Misses Pearl . and Ruby -Churchill
of Clinton visited over the week -end
With friends in town. `, :
•
The,. Andual liensall Seed Silo*
will' beheld -in thee town hall•on Fri-
day,February 27t1i. • . , •
,Anetheil 'Old -Time Dance in the
,town hall:, on Thursday evening,
Feb, 2.6th. on
t; mies' it. '
The best .exiiibition. Jet hockey Mrs. Mitten Ortvirelli and gen •Lhiycl
of London ,visite,Ceverr the week -end
witii,Mr."and Mtg. J. W. .0rewein.
In another column 'will he to,und h
report of the hockey match between
Exeter and •Hensall on Monday even -
seen herel•thts7,sensonateek place on,
Friday -eVeningelast.'when the fest
Dashwoed:sextetasuffered defeat. at
the i hancle',of le,..joeal puck chasers
by a 'ecere'refi..; .-5.`ietthe ice was in
fair. conditioate,a,ndeeleeth ,teams put
up 4 stiff battle., e t -f • ka
• Pei cP's la e
the , locals nelphtea.;pne,„eounter.. a-.
gainet .the, yieipreijr,Iia,the second
• stenzathe..gagim.,fziOpyid,,.'itp pick up
somewhatAllth teenis, tallying
3 Wilde each,.,,,Insaiigfitgthe score to
5,4 in . favor. °X Sitore. ' In the
last heat •' the; :10,c'elai Managed to
bulge. the ..DaSli*Ostid;,,tVrine twice
Ilhdeon in l.cii 'the local boys
kept the.pieCl.t.:04.7,4,44 tie. net at all
times.. The genie Wee fast and. clean
penaltieS„..lheing sserved„...g, to
plaYeraTand te
we64; •HeAfferPa.,.. ,left Wing man
turned, in the .best ,r,anae,fiir, the Hen
sail crew.1-Itiderkeiii:geal also di
good work, thig is :11i.e:..first appear
ance , between the , po,ste: Evelan
and Gazier,',' fer "paeap
shecl. also pu
• Mr_ Alonzo Ortwein• of Detroit
was a visitOr in 'town onl Saturday,
returning on Sunday to Detroit by
'motor. • " • •
•
Mrs'. M. Pope"whh has' been visit-
ing for' the past twa months with
relatives i., Windsor retured 'home
Priday:'
Mr. Wm. Stone, Jr. of Detrejt, Was
a 'guest in town Ion Saturday. .He
returned to Detroit on Sunday by
motor,• • „
Mr. cLaugh In_ of Richmond -Hill,
hag thken'Over the' position of teller
- in -the local branch of the Standard.
d Bank -of Canada. • •
,up geed exh#i4iftli:•• .
The many friends of Mr. An.drew
t Johnson will be very sorry to here
that he continues very poorly with
no sign of improvement.
Miss Violet Whitelside and 'Miss
Dorothy Welsh, who are :attending
Stratford Normal, spent'A'.few days
recently With relatives in. tOwn.
• We are in receipt Of a communi-
cation ,trom a Hensall resident, but
owing to- the lack of space, it will
not be pulalished :next week.
I good eroWd attended the Orch-
estra dance in the tow -n. hall on Fri-
day evening last -and everyone who
attended -report a very enjoyable
evening. - •
Don't forget the lecture •by Rey.
W. E. Donnelly of Exeter "Wagon
Loads of' Gold" -'to be- given _hi the
Methodist church. on' Friday evening
February 20th: •• •
'Mrs: Andre'W$151! Seaforth who was
here .last,Week attending the fuher-
al of her. mother ,the late Mrs. Dick
retUrned to her lionie 'Monday, ac-
companied by her sister 'Miss Vio-
let. • ' '`
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-Mrs.' Jas. A.'13eil received a letter
from her son Elliott'who lives at
Rdseburg, Oregon,' Elliott says the
weather out there is • very- wet, and
the frosts have chine a lot of darna.ge
te the early' fruits. and, •vegetables
and that times have been very dull
out there . since last year.
--"-The line:Alive' ' "" '' ? ' ' •
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.Hensall ..,:•',:;;;. '•,,pashwood
Hudson •- - ' . ,
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C. Shaddoek L. Defense Gazier
•G;'Knapp R. Defense.: Tiernan
Blowes ... - A., Wing 1, •,. .Evelan'd
:11Oggarth • : T.4. „W,in,g-., ,,, Gazier
E. Shaddock; ,,,-Centre.c., . Eveland
Tasemore . ''snbs ' Calfas
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' SCHOCILREPORT
.l.,.:frgi, . eteport for .,Jaaaaary.-, •• .Primary
itoom„.Heneall. Patialic, School Prira-
arY ,A,. Mildre,d Fellick,aMyrria And -
sen, .equalf, Irene e- -*Mal% Minnie
Sangster, Dorothy. Dam:emend; Not-•
maneSinclate„Creieleeeleddere ' Prim-.
ary,,Bee-Kennetheeelenns, ,May Little,
Mare' ireColiP4.1, •.rklelee }Jigging,
Lillian Beesw,axaarllarrY .1 -;lark, , Sr.
I=0liveel3regla Katherine'Drysdale,
Jr. II A-e-AiebelafFeeaeyiela. I-Ode:7
brand, Har,vey kenelsenegethn Fariii-i,:.
her,, Dorothy 3)34detene, Jean White -
.side, Lern..9eMcleeeRddieligelfe, lvfar,
.geret kennenge,eStewareeeeell, Hugh -
ie Mclequgale Aernelip eFeber, Jr.
II. B-e-Ray,PaterSoneearold Brad-
,shaw,. Lloyd,' e.Lieedenfield, ,. Helen
.Glenn, :•Mal3r lifilelPhiPere--DOethY
Cook,. Harold Slipeeett, .-gerbert Had=
den, MalcelneAellies, Jack Young,
PejeleYe Ifle:EfanloreA.,
) ; t NEiMeS eine*order eof Inuit ,e.'•
•!:. ' ''-'1'1 70 0.1'.eq3ndliaaidli I'l'eacheie
le ,...,.....e'len .te tjW•'.'.;',4 yen of ;to .1(,...).(
Alice Illigginse82e eVearicineMeI y 75,
:d
e 0 ,Sr .• .1.11,-4-Ruth;I:MacLaughli -05,j
B ella agin al e ,e72,5,e1Sybil '.(Bitedshaw
5 iilt there'd) Appleton i ;630:Alden Ap-
pletoh 64, " Reye,Biloelt '1. 61, Nerrean
McKay 49,.Wil11e•13odson 42, Eleark-
or -Bell 38,' JolittWcKay 29. Jr. Iti.
Mabel Workman 86, *May Gillies 63
May ,Kenningae-75, Irene Hoggarth
62, Florence .McDonald 72, *Howard
Hemphill 61-- -Irene . I)aters 72
Gladys Pa,ssinore 6'0, Liziie Bena 70
*Lloyd ; lVfacLaughlin q ,..,t7, Beryl
Drumniond 70, 4daroldr,Foster 57,
William•Driimmond.170,TWillie Nicol
56, Hazel Ilidson oa, Ruth Redden
53, *Harold Hedden 64 G:race B,:cock
64. i .
M. A. Ellis, Teachet
Sr. IV.--e-ROY Seidel): 85, Lloyd
Pe,ssinore , 73, S'eott Welsh 72; L.
Drummond 65, Lillian Steacy 64,
Bertha Seldair ;63, Detail. Pfaff 63,
Margaret McLaren 62*:; , Jean Bon-
thron 62, Margaret Drummond 44,
Marie Foster 48, Gertrude Higgins
47, Dorothy Little 44, Pearl Elder
43*, Russell Blackwell 42. Jr.' IV
Harold Muhe 75, Mildred, Smillie 71
Billie joynt 68, Roy •Smale 64, Dor-
othy Iloslcins 59, Albert', PaSsmore
55, Brie Hoggarth 52. . Sr. III-
.ailu. Lindenfield 63, blared' Smith
fieClare. Zuelfe 49, Maiden Sinclair
7, Joyce Scruton: 47, Iiclna Wolfe
5, Royce Welsh 45, Albert Wolfe
3, Edith Cameron 41*, Edward
41ttla 39. '
' 'W,Til MUOICay, .Teacher
5
130---"Slio Screamed fOt help When.
ltissed
Ilitibo---e"DM you .run?" • 4
13o-"No,1 gave her another L
bashwoo4
DENTAL SURGEON
At Me0ormick's Block, nrich, every
„ ThursdaY and Saturday,
, MAIN OFFICE
Hartleib's Block - Daehwood, Ont.
Nir. cud Mrs. R, Stade of Zurich
visited In tewn on, Sunday.
Mrs, F. Wilds, who has been on
the sick,liat, is improving.
Rev. E. Bruer Is epending a few
days in Stratford.
Inspecter Toni of Goclericli visit-
ed the school on Thursday,
._ Miss ,Alice ,Koffman spent 411e
wee'k-end ftt Exeter.
Dr. H. Cowen visited in Zurich on
Sunday. • •
Mrs. C. Finkbeiner and Catheton
have returned after spending the
peat few weeks, in Sarnia.
• Mr. and Mrs. T. Isaac. of Green-
way visited in town on Monday.
FATHER ,OF MASHWOOD LADIES
DIE
• The funeral' of William Frederick
Wahl,. who died on Tuesday at the
homeof Mr. and Mrs. Creorge Camp-
bell, ,of Mitchell,, took place -on
Thursday afternoen to Woodland
Cemetery% 'Deceased was in his, 81st
year anktenfoYedagood health tip. to
a 'few Nfileks*ago, when his health
•
Igaive Way. was born in Statteia,,
grilse*
and conte to- Canada and to
tlecelroWnshiP. •Logan, about 60
yearet. ago, ,,,Where he engaged ii
,farming: After the death,of his
wife a number.,of years ago- he; came
to Mitehell teelive, and, for the past
two years hadeboarded with Xt.' and
Mrs. Campbell. He leaves a family
of two sons and two daughters.
Albert and .Charles, -in the Western
States, and Mrs. Pfaff and. Airs.
Brown of Dashwbod.
Only 8 Days
OF --
Real Sale Prices
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STEWART'S
ZURICH
Miss•V; V."Siebert is attending the
..openings,;:at,Torotito at present.
• ' Csetir Kohler' underwent an
operation on Monday performed by
Dr. :Stephenifon of London.
Mr. John Decher, Jr., was it 'Am -
rent& last ,Weerkattending the ccin-
verition 'Of 'Standard Bred horses.
Mr. Albert =1-leideman'Of Jackson,
Mich.' aniih& is an inspector at
the Slate'Prlidn'nf that. place, vis7e,
dted 'with his etAcie, Mr.kAlbeit Heid;'
eman:endAthet•Jelatiyes fdr .a few
" 4 ,5 e.
• The ,stilaseriptiOn price • of the
Parkhill GaZetthas been edyanced
to -$2.00 Per year. - '
-
Mr. and M. John Selves spent
Tuesday at Wriodham with their
daughter lVIrs. Jaques.
Quite. a II:umber ofyoung people
attended a partY at the home of Mr.
LeuiS Clark, Sr. tin Tuesday even-
ing. .
Miss lViande Millar of the Normal
&heel? Lendoii Was, home last Week
end and atterided.',the Commence-.
Merit at Exeter *lien she was pre-
sented ,with the ',Medal which she
wan last year at Exeter High School
much credit is d'aie to Miss Millar as
a cleVer student,* •
.Mr. and Aire. Ben Case of the
tondon Road Spent last Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. G.;,RyCkniaii.
•
4REENyvAY
Mrs. Annie Hicks and grand-
danghter porie,lieve returned from
a 'vieit in Centralia.
• Mrs.. P. Murray is visiting her
daughter, 'Mrs., Hayter, Of De-
'• Mrs. E. Mason spent the week -end
In London with her daughter, Mie:
Toll
•
At the Young' ieteciPlee, • el:leafing ' Norman Fester -of Bayfield visit-
,
on iyionday,evening Mr. W, C peeeeeted friends here last, week. •• • ,
.g4v...9 ;:irfOrrY" li.racti!efiff' intereiting-",iThef•Male Quartette•assisteddn the
addrese. • A-prino iiiStruittental, by
Mft jean,13,onthron a ,reeding,
Miss Viola 'Aiggins 'and' vufliti
IVIarjorie and Charles.'
Pearce were witch enjoyed. • '
. rP,/ ,
• Next Sunday is Men's Day -in' e
ir,th
Methodist Church. men's` choir
will lead the singing. • In the morn-
ing the subject of the sermon will
be "Keep your record 0lan' ean, in the
evening, the subject will 'be,", "Dads
and Lads." A. special • service for
fathers and sons. The following
Sunday a Ladies' choir will have
Charge of the singing and the ser-
mons will be especially for women,
• ,
After the regular choir practise in
the 'Methodist church on Thursday
evening last the members of that or-
ganization were tendered an oyster
supper by the Ladies' Aid of the
church. A sumptuoua repast was
partaken of 1»' all in attendance
after which short impromptu speech-
es were given bY Mr. E. Rennie,
ahoir leader; Mr.. J. Passmore, Rev.
SinClair and others. • Everyone pre-
sent reports a jolly time.
The W.M.S. held their regular
meeting in the Methodist chureh on
Feb, I.2th. no president Mrs,
Wilson in the chair. After the eeetial
business the stadY was taken by Mrs
Cemthlon, dealing With the iethistria
oonclitiOns existing in China, assist-
ed by Mrs, Sinclair arid Miss I Coul-
ter and was very much enjoyed bY
all, Otter interesting features of
the meeting were a piano S010 by
Mrs. C. Hogarth and a dila by Ms.
McQueen and Mrs, Sinclair.
prbgrain.nt ShiPka On 'Monday even-
TliCeLadiee Aid meth&. iat thon.)
Zif &'• Webb ,on. Wednesday axc
quilted; their, autegtaph.
• , The yiing People Pot, the. Metlfd:
ftliSih:ChtirCh ard"VitsY practiaing
play to be given 'at the oyster sup-
per on the 27th.
Have you had Your wood -bee yet?
Neither have we.
CENTRALIA
The Ladies Aid 'of, the Centralia
Methodist church will,hoid a supper
at the church "on Tuesday, February
24th. A program is being arraiiged.
Adinission 25 and 15 cents.
Mrs. KiteTY is ependifig the week
with her Mother, 1Virs, Morehouse
in Toronto. '
Miss Flessie DaVoy spent the week
end in Louden with her eieter, 1VIrs.
J. Willis who ie in Victoria Hospital.
Mr. and -Mlle A. Maguire Moved
to the home of the former's brother
Mr. J. Maguirea,of W. McGillivray,
who is setiottslrill.
At the meeting of the tritstee
board last :weelea,Mr. Kitely Was un-
amiously invited4 to remain a third
year as pastor et the church here.
Mrs. • J. Neil. has gone tO visit
her daughter, Mrs, M. Beavers and
soil Maurice of Dorcit,„
mbs Stbeks Spent • the
Weeltnelid with her,sister, Mrs. Powe
In London.
Mr. John lloeSzler ViSited With
visited With Ai . and Mrs, Hy. Pry
the forepart of, the week.
CreditOn
ReiotI'tarin soax of, Mr, AO MrS.
A. E. Weieeth net With' Ye rei p0i4e
a0,0i4ent 184 Week, The, little
Chap. , while playing th11. down
StairWay breaking his eellar• hone
and receiving man Y Miner 1)1"1.1biere
The little fellow ie doing ae nicely
ean be eXpeeted•
•The Crediten shooters are,not be-
hind lit the way of getting big rale'.
bits, Mr, Wilhort SIMS getti310. tWO
o TUppday, acCOMpanied., by i1x, F.
Xerr, Mr, Jack Sims and Mr, Ivan
Herteel. 'They report that tracks
are getting scarce. They have Shot
quite a number so far this winter.
Mr, John Edwards, Sr., has been
quite ill at his home in Crediton
with the -flu. •
Mr. and 1VIre. Jack Sweitaer are
both quite seriously ill at the ptes-
ent time. We 'neve for a change for
the better soon, -
Mrs: Sheardown has been on the
sick list again but is now able to
be around part of the time.
Mrs. Sweitzer, of Exeter visited
with her sister, 1Virs. Jos. Heist over
the week -end. •
Mr. Harry' Triek completed , the
bean threshing the past week,
Mr. Jacob Holtzman was in Lon-
don Saturday on a busines trip. ,
• Mr. Harold Young and Miss Eva
Oeetricher, of London, visited at
their ' respective homes over t be
weekTend. •
• Miss Clara Oestricher, who has
been" attending the millinery open-
ings in London. is home for e few
daYSI • ''•
•Chae. Z -Wicker is on a busi-
ness *trip' to. !Potent° this week.
Mrs. Wm: r Sinith, Sr., is quite HI
at the present. We lioPe for
speedy recovery. 1[Pia' • ,
• Mr. Lester Mcrsaac7hisl'ittken thef
place of Mr. SteinliagenTh the Can -i'
adian Bank of 'Commerce. We
him the best of succes.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Clark and
-
family accompatnied by Mr. Victor-
Kestle attended 'the -wedding of Mr,
Russell Clark, to Mlf313 Ra Delver, in,
•Walkerville the past week. We eve
tend greetings. •
Mr. Melvin Sims, of Exeter and
'Miss Helen. McIsaac were in charge.
of the switch board of the local tel-
ephone line while Mr. F. "V‘r. Clark
was in Walkerville. • •
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Winer of
Marlette, ..Mich., and Mr. James
Winer of Sandusky, Mich., are vis-
iting their brother W. E. Winer.
Mrs. J. Hackney, of Centralia, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Keene,
:Mr. John Edwards,* Sr:, who -has
been ili with the flu. is improving.
Mrs. Henry Pfaff, Sr., was called
to the home of her daughter, Mrs.
H. Clark, on Saturday owing to the
serious accident to their small son
who Was severely. scalded.
Mr. Wm. Motz, who was taken
suddenly ill with pneumonia last
week ,is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schroeder and
family visited at the home of the,
former's brother, Mr. and "Mrs. R.
Schroeder; on Sunday.
. Mrs. Jaddly Sweitzer ,is confined'
to her b,ed through illness, while
, ,
Mr. Sweitzer continues the same.
IVIrs. Henry Motz, who has been
confined to, her home • through ill-
.
nother iriumpli o
BeForesi(Crosle,y
produchon.
Us goes production! Down goes the
• orici
,
* • tt
, Everybody wants the Trirdyn-5-tube
volume --3 -tube economy! Transconti-
nental ranges. Real selectivity. The set for
..OU! All over Canada' they sell as fast as
the makers can supply them!
Our present allotment is ,disappearing quick-
ly. Lose no time! Avoid disappointment ! Order
today!
. It was the greatest value in Canada at 351001
Now, at §l8, -we say -you'll have to hurry !
W. J. Beer Exeter
to the Piisrwah a beaded bag and
to ,theisoloietoa compact. The cere-
mony.„Was performed by Rev. RE a-.
Melvin oaft,Flyet Presbyterian church,
WallterVgke; „after which a,: :dainty
hinclieon wea.'sittrved. They will re-
side in Stobia4s Manor, at 1293 East
.,(krand :ENV Detroit. Among the
ont oflOWn'guests were the groom's
father and mother, and sisters Merle
and Laura'ard Mr. Victor KestIe all
of ICredirtiener. Ne H. Hibbert of
Peerciliae-entle-Mr. 'and Mrs. 'Peskin
,aticrlieffe' dalighter Jean, of Detroit.
DEATH OF-11RS. CHRIS. FAHls...TER,
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ness is able to be out again. ,,Wilhelininal Guenther, beloved
Mrs. DaVid Jones of Michigan is erlfe fee,Qhrigtian leab.ner, was born
Noyee6e11,8e1, in Stephen Tp., and
departedefeone this life in peace on
Feb. 11th, 1925, aged 64 years,3
months. and. 0days. She was united
marriate,te Christian Fahn.er on
Feb. 8thee18_8,8. To this union were
borne, 3 sons and three daughters.
She -began her christian life at a
carneiemeeting at Blossom, N. Y. at
the ate of- 17 and was a faithful
nieinber. . of eCrediton Evangelical
chureh until her release by death.
She was a kind and loving mother
a cheerful and devoted companion
the heart of the home. She will be
greatly missed and mourned by her
bereaved husband, 3 sons and 3 dau-
gletets,e-EVerett, Emery and Irvin
Wee: '-Chester' Mawhinney, Lillian
atideM0e1; 3 sisters, 1 brother, her
agecle*ele afflicted mother 2 grand-
childkene, and many other relatives
and.:.',erjends. Interment at Credi-
toli:ebeIiteeery on Saturday, February
TOIL.
visiting at the home of her brother
Air. W. E. Winer.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lawson received.
word of the illness of their daughter
Mrs. Joe Brokenshire, of Windsor,
who was operated on in the hospit-
al there for a tumor. The opera-
tion was a success and the patient
is improvely .nicely.
Mr. Garnet Rau left for Michigan
after visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chris. Rau for some time.
Mrs. Mat - Guenther returned to
Kitchener on Monday.
Mr. David Baird is getting along
nicely after his serious operation'.
Evangelistic Services are in pro-
gress at the Evangelical Church Cre-
diton, Rev. J. C. Morlock preaching
Tuesday and Wednesday evening.
Rev. W. Y. Drier on Thursday even-
ing and Rev. Mr. McTavish on Fri-
day evening. Song service' -begins
at 7:45: Special services by - -the
choir. Conie one and all to bring
and to receive a blessing. No Ser-
vice on Monday or Saturday even-
ing. On next Sabbath morning Rev.
W. Y. Drier will preach on "The
most terrible thing in existence," Do
not fail to hear these messages. On
Tuesday and Wednesday evening of
next Week Rev, W. J. -Yager
preach the word.
Beginning next aveek Sunday, even
ing in, the Methodist Church. The
pastor preach a series of senicitik on
"Some Bible Tragedies." • "
Absalom -The tragedy of a sWelled
head.
Miriam -The tragedy of a jealous
heart.
Sainson--The tragedy of a unchaste
life.
Achan-The tragedy °of a •covetous
mind.
,Tephtha-The tragedy ofj, a hasty
vow.
The Elder Brother -The tragedy of
a "disgruntled soul.
Peter -The tragedy Of a too much
self reliance.
Cut this list or future refereneee
and come along and hear theseegepat,
bible characters Sketched in an in-
teresting way. .
CLARK----DELAVEM
A quiet but pretty wecldiriC,YraS"
solemnized at the home of Mr.'abel
Mrs. Win. Farquharson of Wallepre
ville, on Saturday,' Feb. 1411
6 pan., when the batters sistereMiSe
Ruby Delavem Was united in-,inar-
riage to F. Russell Clark of Dettelit'e
son of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Claek of
Crediton. • The bride was beceming-,
11 gowned in peach canton crepe eeid
carried "a, hbouquet of bridal eeeee.
She also wore the grearia's ii4c$ 4
rope of baby pearls. the bride, wee
given away by Mr. Win, Parolav
son and was unattended. TIN,t,;(4:,
hehgrin wedding march was Play4ti
by the groom's sister, 1Viiss 1Vtptig
Clark of Crediton atid during tee
signing of the„ register, Miss 1 Nati,, Duitut$ at satithvioh sang-, very' pretf
tily, "YOU and I." The groom's
A
n...! •
SUCCE,SOUX ANNIVERSARY
The anniversary services at the
Evangelical Church, Crediton, on
Sunday February 15th, and Monday
evening 16 afforded a feast of good
thinga..' The gospel messages de-
livered`-bY'Rev. J. C. Moriock, An-
niversary \speaker were freighted
with inspiration, truth and blessing,
and Were wen received by large an-
diendeSe At the evening seitiee the
'Methodist 'contrAtatigon, as in eus-
ornery here, ,between the Evangli-
eels and Methodists lifted their ser-
vice and with their pastor Rev. Mr.
McTavish ,p,articepated in them,hap-
py fegtiVAred, itteh.Orif how good
and hei*.illektAant 'it 45 'ter 'brethren
to dwell togetherin unity." ps, 133:
1. The lecture on Monday evening
On "Spiritual and Commerica,1 Rail-
roading"' eras brim full of delight-
some .,goepel.eruth, touched beauti-
fully with thee which is smile pro-
vokinge aud, yet grandly nleaningful
and captivating. The four orchest-
Tel nienibers,"the very appropriate
:duett, 'Meets., Railroad," by Miss
:Clara Oestrieker and Freeman Mor -
lock, and the, "Legend of Service"
;so pleasingly bby and effectively
tgiveri. byb. Mies Florence Turnbull
beautifully embellished the Aunt-
vereary concert.
•
• INIt.ancl Mrs. kreo. Baynham a,nd
fami Ye of Centralia spent Sunday
with, „their parents here,
Mr, and Mrs. Sohn Pollard of Celle
epent Sunday with the fortriee-
areti -8 Mr. and Mrs, N. Pollard,
!Le Mt. 'Wellington �f Credit-
„
fon hae bought a barn front t%
brothers and is busy tearing 11
• dna MrS. Wes. 'BaYtillein re-
turned to their licene in the. West
• tf.r.a.pconcert•Wilt be held in 6.,ShipIto, hall on Monday night.
ilehrtutry 88, iltforybedY WeleOlatt,
S,HIPICA
THAMES ROAD
The February meeting of the
Thames Road ` W.M.S. was held 4,t
the home of Mrs. Geo. Monteith with
an attendance of 12 members and
five visitors. The president, Mrs.
Kydd opened the meeting with a.
scripture reading and prayer. Mrs..
Andrew Campbell gave the chapter.
from e the study book "The Island.
Beautiful" which was a_yeeyeineeree'e
esting one. Mrs. Jaen Ratcliffe.'
then read a touching story entitled,.
"Cripple Tom." The meeting closed
.with singing and prayer after which
a social half hour wee spent over the:
tasty lunch provided by the hostess..
VVOODHANI
Mr. and Mrs. John Moore of Kirk -
ton spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ray Mills.
The Mission Circle held thole'
regular meeting at the home of Miss
Beatrice Doupe on Saturday.
The W.M.S. met in the church on
Wednesday aeternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Morley spent
Wednesday of last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson Morley of Whalen.
Mr. Robt. Parkinson of Granton
occupied the pulpit here on Sunday
morning, Rev. Mr. Thonapson taking
charge of the services on the Gran-
ton circuit.
Mr. Alvin Arksey of St. Marys
called on Mr. Jos. Rin last week.
Miss Victoria Hannah of Kirkton
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Wm. ThOmpSon.
We are pleased to note that Mr.
Jas. Allen is somewhat improved.
Don't forget the play in the hall
on Friday, Feb. 20th.
The cchopping mill is busy these
days.
We are glad to hear that Mr. Jas.
Routly has recovered from a cold.
Messrs. Wm. Mills and Reginald
Doupe motored to Exeter Tuesday
this being the first car to get thr-
ough this winter. They motored
through to Centralia going a couple
of Miles west and then up and Out
to Exeter.
SUNSHINE
/3,i.r, ,.
4 ,(Too late for last week)
Mrs. Y. W. Skinner of Granton
visited with her sister, 1VIrs. Pulley -
blank for a. few days last week.
Mr. and MI's. F. Breck spent Tues-
day with Mr. and Mr. Fisher of Ex -
r.
Mr
tr.week with her father, Mr. Scott
's. M. Routly spent a few days
of Cromarty; who is quite poorly.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Pletcher enter-
tained a few of their friends on
Thursday night. A very pleasant
evening was spent,
Visited with 1VIrs. W. Davis of Saints-
burMyr.. and IVIrs. G. Davia of Saints -
bury spent Wednesday with Mr. and
Mre. E. Creery.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fletcher,
Miss Edna Russell of Exeter spent
Sunday with Miss Verde, Clarke.
WOodhain on TuestlaY.
meeting at the church on, Wedues-
dsuaiA)p. enru:nibtierDloaty taletemyto.upnige:seaomptlela:ft
the cominunity took in the oyster
week with his sister in Sydenhate.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Brock visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Routly Of
Monday eVetiing.
The Ni".1VI.S, hold their monthly
Mr. Theron Creery is spending
Mr. lleber Davis Of sairitsbury
and mr. Imaging and daughter Of
Zetevan, Sask., visited witb Mr. and
*so Oa Vlotoher en Thursday jest,