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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1925-3-19, Page 5THE EXETERTIMES-ADVOCATE 9 llllllo.1.4 illll{li11111111111111111111111llllllllllllllllUlN#111111II 1111111111p11fiIIIIIIIIIIhIIIpsIIIIIII00011111111111111N10 ~; ' .Y liri��41l�11!!!!'��11111#��I�IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII[I IIIIIIUII II IIIIIIII II �h �I 11111 Ill IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIh11�11111111 IIIIIIHII fill// I I . 1 1.1.....1llllllllilllll elle, li.....11..1 Are. you Dissatisfied? Do.‘you'want a Better. Training HENSALL •to comrnaritt'iSt$410R404Y ? write ,to If you Want any Printing done t , The School of Co-rrmerce. Clinton, Ontario FOR PARTICULARS REGARDING CLASSES FOR STUDENTS COMING EXTRA TUITION GIVEN BECAUSE. 'OF SHORT SCHOOL DAV COURSES . Stenographic -- Commercial - Secretarial Special Courses M. A. STONE, COM. SPECIALIST, B. F. WARD, 13.A., Vice Principal. Principal Students May Enter at Any Time. • DAIL3r BY TRAIN • - J. VICAR, MUNRO ARCIIITtlOT Room, 8—Coote Block Phone 1889w LONDON QNT. FARMERS • ATTENTION If you are considering do- ing any' roofing or putting" lightning rods on your build ings this year, it will be to your interest to see me before placing your order. Only metal 'goods of choice quality hand• led and priced to live .and let live. Roofing and rodding a • specialty. . Unlimited territory. John Elder, Hensall. Phone No. 1 BUILDER' S CELEBRATE, GOLDEN WEDDING The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. • Murdock congratulated them on Tuesday on the oceasion of their fiftieth ' 'wedding anniversary. Mr. and . Mrs. Murdock were married on St. Patrick's day, 1875, and have been residents of Hensall, for most of that period. Mr. Murdock is one of the best known men in Western Ontario and his many friends are. wishing him and Mrs. Murdock, still many' years of happy married life. Their children, were all present, Mrs. (Dr.) Campbell .of Toronto, leaving for her home Tuesday evening. Just call up. Ntunber 31. Mr, Wm. Jones is nursing a very sore hand. Mr. Sid. McArthur was in London on Wednesday. Miss Helen Smith is visiting re- latives in Blyth. Mrs. A. Case visited friends in London on Friday. 'Mr. W. Reid of . Exeter, was a vis- itor' in town Monday. Mr. Thaler, of London, was in town Tuesday on business. Rev. Mr. Lundy of Kippen, was a visitor in town on Thursday. Millinery opedings in town on Fri- day and Saturday of this week. Mr. Robt. Higgins made a busi- ness' trip. to London on Tuesday. -Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Simpson are vis- iting relatives in London this week. Mrs. McIIaig and son, of London, visited on Sunday with Mrs. ;Thos. Peart. The many friends of Mr. George ease are pleased; tosee hind, about again. Mr. Albert'Shirray has purchased ahevrol' C o et carfrom Messrs J. & C. McDowell. Miss Catherine Sells of London, was the guest of :Miss Greta Lammie on Sunday. ay. -Spring Miss' Hattie Whiteside pleasantly entertained a few friends on Friday • • e evening • last. . s " Millinery. Display Mr. Manley °Jinks; who has been working near Exeter, was home over the week -end. OP "ALL THE LATEST MODELS ON Friday and Saturday March 20th and 21st = AT . RANNIE'S, HellSail MISS I. _SPARROW, OF PAISLEY, IN CHARGE. SUPPLIESAUCTroN=sALE -•. 'Wallpaper 'Asphalt Shingles Hardwood flooring laid. and. Polished Alterations and New Work Promptly attended to. ESTIMATES FREE . TER Eh. T - ALL BUILDER ;. - •� • HENSALL Hensall 11 Ti l • Brick and. rd � Block -Ya DEALERS IN Cement, y drated Lime and: Hard W all Plaster s r We•have been' appointed local deal er for Gyproc Wall Board for Hen - get' end surrounding district. This le a fire 1 proof • wall board. Why' build .to burn? When in. need of building supplies consult: us as we can..supply all your necd. Phenol FURNITURE AND. GARDEN TOOLS The • undersigned •auctioneer has been instructed to sell by public auction, cu 1VIAIN STREET, HENSALL SATURDAY, ,MARCH 28th, 1025 at 1 o'clock p.m; the. following Heintzntan upright piano and bench, walnut, almost- new; 'exten- sion dining ramie table, solid oak; 6 diningroom chairs, . solid 'oak; cup- board, solid oak; 6 rocking chairs, 1 rug 12% x 9%, linoleum 15 x 14, linoleum 11 x 12, 2 flower stands, 17 window blinds, 'curtain • rods, 11 kitchen chairs, extensidn" table,:.oak;' pantry cupboard, high Peninsular range,- 2 work tables, 2 wash tube, 3 bedroom suited, complete, solid oak; iron bed complete, single; wood bed complete, single; bed spring, i set of quilting frames, Perfection oil heater, -4-burner New Process coal oil stove, garden tools, setof dishes' and many other articles toe numerous to mention: • Mr. B: Torr, of Dgtroit, is visit- ing with Mr. Wallace Dick for a couple of weeks. - Mx: H. • C. Soldan is having his home wired for, hydro, the work be - lung done by Mr. W. E. Pfaff. ,, Mr. R. E. Cook, who has been vis- iting 'relatives in Keswick and Tor- onto, returned home on Saturday. Miss Beatrice Cudmore and Mr. H2 Rosenburg, of Toronto, ate visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs. R. Cudrbre. Maple.. syrup making is -the order of the day. The refined product is selling at from $2 to $2.80 per gal. The household effects of the late Mrs.` Mary Dick will be sold 'by public auction on _Saturday, March 28th.• - The many friends of Mrs. George Grant -will be sorry to learn that she, is confined to her home•through.ill- izess. The many friends of Mrs. Geo. Hedden will be sorry to 'learn .that she is confined to her home through illness. Mr. Jack Passmore was in London on Wednesday attending a conven- tion . of. the McClary Mfg. Co.- for dealers. , "Mrs. J. A. Dallas, of Hensall, spent this week with her bister, Mrs. T. M. Leckie, Oxford street."—Lon- don Advertiser. • • • A St. Patrick's dance will be held in the Town Halt on Friday evening March 20th. The London Harpers will furnish the music. , A :number from town took in the play at Chiselhurst Wednesday even - ng entitled "I can't afford it" and. all reported .a good time. Mr. Lorne -Whiteside, who has been working in Hamilton for the past • few months, visited over the week -end • at his home here. - Don't miss this sale„ ` everything goes without reserve. TERMS CASA ROY DICK & ' DR. PECK` Executors Mi -s. Mary Dick Estate OSCAR KIOPP,Auctioneer AUCTION SALE of HOUSE, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, HENS AND STABLE EQUIPMENT The undersigned auctioneer • has received instructions to sell by public auction. on • MILL STREET, HENSALL. SATURDAY, 11IABCH 21st, 1925 at 1 o'clock the following: REAL ESTATE—Frame house 18 x 24, 'with kitchen 12 x.1S, hard ani soft water in h (! t o Dose situated on u � , l� It C. L. C. ��� A. M���, Mill St. On acre of l 1land, l' N AN: SURGEON • i3YSICtAi Phone 70 HENSALL DR. J W. PIECK. ,.. iradFiate of Faculty aculty. of Medicine, cine, - eGlll University, Montreal; lVXember • e of Physicians and Surgeons �f AIleg , n ario� Licentiate, of Medical 1►1�t , Council of Canada; Post Graduate itifesabe.t of Resident . esideut 141edttai staff 01 IClar I e• c: of Ilos ital, tiontrottl, 1 9 1445;. otI lct ,3 doorsrs east of Post, (Mice. Those 56, Iiensail, Ontario. ..a..,,.,VA;mom � YYyy JAl' r�;1.1" 9�C C�.3s; . • OSCAR. 1 Cl OPP 1T, •rur Graduate Carey'. ,Jan esr Ar.' �gine( t, ., epectal count) to en in . lire•latt;r,,i Live Stock (all Breeds,). errhend(se, 13.ee1. Estate, Farm elhA Pi(et.: Rates in keeping with presailin;e priced. Satistaetthx as- e Io Zurich or- �arrizti, tdr.,e Oscal' l� p11, �. If ire 12-93, Zu1'1ch, Oman fruit and fine garden„Hen Hen house 18 x 32, in good shape. FURNITURE — 5 -octave organ, Wenzer C. sewing machine, -Ray- mond sewing rnacliiue, base burner, . i , 3, couches, 6 ioc_zets, 6 ca.tie-seated chairs, kitcheii chairs, 2 rnorris chairs, liir'olet zn J Bedsteads 3 springs, 1 mattress, single bed Coin - '/Ace, 3 feather ticks, copper boiler, washing rna01 ine, kitchen stove,. drop-leaf table,' 4 other '.tables, •4 stands, flower slants, pletures, Buckeye incubator,' 1;10 egg size; 3 - burner oil stove, dresser and, comodo r, .lremi;Ca1 closet 2 sideboards, din- ing a s, I z ing room extension table, bedt'oona suite (walnut), 6 dining room chairs, rug 12x. 14, 2 cupboards„ lamps, dishes, pans, cooking uten- sile, and all other articles as prop- rietress is leaving town.; HENS -44. 1-Vear-old hens; 43 pullets,bred-to-la Rocks, 3 chicken • coops, shovels, hoes, spades, scythe, pruner and other- stable. egttipmerit, TERMS CAS:rte. Real. estate 10. per esut. on clay o.e sale, balance in 30 days. Miss 'MePA.GGART OSCAR KLOPP I'i'oprietress Auctioneer Niz . A. W. Anderson, of London,, was in town Monday on:business: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arnold: visit- ed in London'oin Thursday, Mr. Jas. Drummond and Miss G. Moore, of. Toronto,• are visiting with. Mr. Drunimond's parents, Mr. and 1Irs. Thos. Drummond and brother Earl. • A tneetinng of cow owners of the village was held 'Monday evening to make 'arrangements for getting pas- ture and herding the cows for the sunnier months. • Next Sunday, March 22nd,' will be Young People's, Sunday in the Meth- odist church. The eiastor will speak especially to young people. A young people's choir yvili lead in the service pf,: song. . • Mr. Levi Rands was taken to Lon don last week where he was operat- ed on in .hospital there. His many friends 'here hope for his speedy re- covery. Miss Rands accompanied her brother to Landoi : and returned home Monday evening. . The regular monthly )Meeting of the V.F,W:O. was held atthe nom of Mrs, Andrew Love on Tuesday, March 10th: Mrs. Raney, the presi- dent, presided and, a very interest- ing disco oil took place en ques- tions ofinters t. s Rev, 'A,i S nclaii•- was present and gave an address on "Citizenship." Mr, Wzn. Parker, of Chis'ellriirst While working,. in the bush on Moir - day afternoon, cut his hand with a say. 14e Was brought to IIeusall and taken . to 'Mrs. Patterson's hos- pital, where Itis hand was 'dressed by Dr; Peck. On, Tuesday he was taken to the „home of his brother, Gordon, where, he will remain for some time. CAMP i~ELL -- i%f ac'»OY"GALL OtThursday, t: Maz'elt 12th, the marriage tookplacequietly at Hone salt of Miss nation, daughter of Mrs Christina MacDougall to Stuae t Campbell, of St. Marys, youngest son of. the late Capt. and Mrs. Cambell. Dr,. Colin Fletcher, cousin of the 'bride, performed the cere- mony, Hensall Site young else from TtxJereinitl and Hay appeared bei'ore Magistral Petty on Monday evening gild; plead ed guilty to a charge of .-disorder condnc t• For some time past number of yotteig men coming into town in the evening have not con- ducted themsely'es In very gentle- manly Manner and some of their actions in the Methodist church shed have not:".been very eredrta e ,Three of the boye have app.9a.edlr fore the magistrate before, and, were fined $4 and' costs and the others $2 and costs or a total of $26. whiele the has immediately paid. A prac- tice iudnlged 'in at times by some of these young men ,is to race their horses three and four abreast with. wheels almost touching, down ,the. pavement, the driyer yelling almost to the top of lits voice. The magic-. trate gave the boys some good advice as to their future conduct. - LEAGUE PUTS ,ON EINE ST. PATRICI 'S PROGRAMAt a meeting . of the - Young. People's League Monday night there was a full house. A real Irish pro- gram was' given and the basement was prettily decorated with Irish emblems: The president, Miss. Viola' Higgins presided in a most capable manner: The program was as fol- lows: Miss Scarlett and Miss Nellie Boyle sang pleasing solos while Mr. Passmore and Mr. Hess delighted the audience with their music. Mr. Ed- ward Little played a fine cornet solo; Miss Elva Shaddock and Miss Hattie Whiteside, gave humero us readings which were enjoyed' by all. Rev. A. Sinclair gave a very inter- esting address on. St. Patrick; Miss R. Hudson gave a pleasing instru- inental; Miss Viola Higgins and Mise,Nellie Boyle sang a duett which was enjoyed ' by all. Mr. G. Sutherland was then called on and gave a very interesting address with some good Irish jokes mixed in. The 'proceeds which was for.league work, amount- ed to $18. After the program lunch - was served and during the lunch. an Irish contest was engaged in, i 0, ly a Dashwood Dr. H. H. Cowen, L. D. S. • DD.S DENTAL SURGEON At McCormick's Block, Zurich, every Thursday and Saturday. MAIN OFFICE Hartleib`s 'Block — Dashwood, Ont. Mr. and Ars. Henry Ehlers are visiting in Detroit. Mr. Gordon , Calfas left last week for Sarnia where- he will remain for some time. Mrs. Moon of Detroit and IVrrs. Isaac . and son Jimmie of London spent Wednesday in town. Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Schroeder left on. Friday morning for their home' in Saskatoon defter , spendingseveral months in. this vieinity: Mrs. B. Stacey es evisiting in New ITamburg and Kitchener. Mr. John. Lippert of Burnips, Mich., is visiting' his mother who is ,etiil suffering from a paralytic stroke. • Mr. and Mrs- J: it, Ehlers moved to Zurich last week. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kraft on the arrival of at young daughter at thein home. Last. Monday evening .;the Ladies' Aid of the Dashwood Evangelical, church held a farewell, gathering at the home of Mr. and :Mrs. W. Goss man, The following is the address: We the members of the Ladies' Aida have come to bid yo"u God's speed in your new home. We regret that you will no longer be able to meet with us at our monthly meetings but. should you on any -occasion be able to attend our meetings , we will ap- p!reeiate,. your pres'enee.. However, though absent we hope you will con- tinue to be connected with us in fel- lowship and prayer and we will ever pray for you so that when our race is run' on earth we may meet where there is no parting: In conclusion will . you accept this small :gift as a token of our respect. Signed on behalf of: the Ladies' Aid Mrs. J. Kellerman, Sec. At the close of • the evening M. Gossnan' presentee each of the Lad- les With an Irish linen shamrock which lie obtained while overseas. GOTTSCHALK- GJEIGE. A pretty church wedding took place in Inngers.o71 at St. James church on Saturday, March 7th, at four o'clock p.m., .when Rev. Mr. efeeMillen of Ingersoll united 111 the holy bortls of wedlock Mrs. Eliza- beth Geiger of Dashwood" and Mr. "Samuel, Gottschalk, of Seaforth. 1VIr. and Mrs. Joseph Wickens witnessed the ceremony. Mrs. Bach,, organ- ist,- played the wedding. march. The bride was dressed in navy blue, can ton trimmed with satin. After the ceremony the weddng luncheon was. served at the home of, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wickens, leeice ,of the bride; After which the bridal; Couple left for St. Thomas. CENTRAkIA The, Ladies Aid will serve a tea 1 on Tuesday, March r z in the church c, 24th at 6 pan. The men will give the program consisting' of readings, or You s .ante Ch uses solos, quaitette will miss a treat if:"you miss this. Admission 15 and 25 cents. Mr. and Mrs. S, Davis of London, visited with friends here .for a few days this week. • ,Geo. - s er' and Mr, and Mrs. ,G E s, y. s • spent the Ls.ez s e Miss Winnie 5', N184 p week=end with friends' in London. •z Miss Eliza Baynhaui spent a few days Iart week at; her hobs in shipka. Mr, and Mrs. E. Powe of "London spent the week -end with the lattor's parents, Mr: and Mrs. A. Brooks. Rev. Mr. McTavish gave his. lee - tare the "Luggage of Lilo" hero en:. Monday last and was thoroughly en- joyod by all who heard hint. Mrs. Gordet Well of a s Iomesville is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Gee, Hicks, and ab r - •an Mrs. R. Johneb y of G t 'on Spent last week With Mrs.. A, Crediton cAniro:cov'Tlittiims and BVI, is, Chas. F;• Eilber and; family wish ;.to express their sincere thanks to the many neighbors and friends for the gift of a beautiful mantle clock. They will carry with them to their new home many ple- asant recollections. A very pleasant .• evening was SPenni at the home of Mrs, Rufus, ims on Thursday .evening last when the friends and neighbors gathered` there in honour of her ;birthday. The evening was spent in music and games after which, refreshzhents' were ,served: After wishing her many more 'happy birthdays all re turned me, Mr. andhoMrs. Win, Fischer' and son visited 'with :the former's 'par- ents in Dashwood last Sunday. Hear this, sermon. "Jephthah the tragedy of a, hasty vow. Next Sun- day evening in the Methodist Church Mr. Wm. Brown ' was called to London owing to the death of Ms brother Mr, John P. Brown. Mr. Wm, Brown Itas sympathy of the community in the recent deaths of his sister Mrs. Wind, of Detroit last week, and his brother Mr, John' F, Brown of London on Monday. Miss Alice Geiser spent the week- end at home. Wedding, bells willsoon be ring- ing in this vicinity, Several of our citizens are on the sick' list with heavy ,colds. The Junior League of the Meth- odist Sunday School were entertain- ed at a St. Patrick's Party at the Parsonage on Tuesday evening. Miss Emma Cunningham of Eder - ton visited with friends in the vil- lage. 1Vrr. Chas. KeingIe is visiting his daughter Mrs. H. Kuhn. One of the items of unusual int- erest at the Senior Young Peoples' League at the Evangelical Church, Crediton at 8 o'clock Friday even- ing will be 70 lantern slides on "Re- sources of Ontario." Come and get a real introduction and 'acquaint- ance with; the best Province in Cana- ada. All are welcome . to enjoy this treat, neat Sunday morning Rev. .W. Y. Drier will, preach .his fourth and last sermon in the series, "Bea- von, the Christians Homeland, At the evening service the 'subject is '{`Eye hath not `seen, nor ear heard neither have entered into the heart of Mian the things which God hatlz prepared for there that ,love Him." 1 'Cor. 2:9. Don't wait to go to church till you are taken there in n hearse..: . John F. Brown was borhin' Bay ersbronn, Germany, July 5th 1841, and died March 16th, 1925 in Lon- don, Ont. at the home:f his son-in- law -and daughter Mr. and Mrs.Gid-. eon Bier, where- he lured a -carefree and comfortable life. I3e came to America in early life, locating in Stephen,' Tp. Twenty -three years ago Iz,e retired from farm life and moved to Crediton where he resided until 5 years ago. He reached lie golden age of 83 years, 8 months,10 days. He became an ernest Christ- ian in his .,youthful days joined the Evange ical church at Crediton and remained a faithful, - prayerful and conscientious member toe the end. He held various offices in the church and Sunday School and soughto fl live an influential' and ' useful life. ' Although he had the great misfor- tune of losing his eyesight about 9 or ten years ago yet his vision of things spiritua was bright and clear He is survived by his sorrowing companion, 1 daughter, son-in-law, brother 2 grand children and many other friends and relatives. The body was laid to rest at the Evangelical Cemetery, Crediton, on Wednesday.. SUNSHINE Mr and Mrs. Geo. Godboit• of Cen- tralia spent' a day recently with Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Fletcher. The many friends of Miss Luella Gower were vets sorry to hear of her serious illness and hope for a speedy recovery. Mildred Routley is spending 'a week with her aunt 1Vrrs. McKellar of Cromarty. The W. M S. held their annual meeting at ethe church on Wednes- day afternoon. •The officers of the past year were re-elected for the coming year: We extend congrat- ulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Flet cher on the birth of their young son; Lumley e Mrs. Robert Habkirk andT son Wal ter motored over from Badaxe, Mich. to Exeter to visit Mrs. Hobkirk's fa- ller, Mr. James Connor of Exeter they also visited Mrs. Jas. Broadfoot andfamily on Friday. • Syrup making is the order of the day. Mr. Win. Parker while cutting wood inthe woods had the misfor- tune to get his -hand: badly cut with the saw and is now in Mea. Pater- son's Hospital, Hensall. • ELIMVIL ,E Mr. Charles Johns .received word, front the Huron County Horne, Clin- ton, theeffect that r. Thee. ton o M s Sniale is gradually' sinking since his removal there. M>. Garnet Johns has been cksi; with the jaundice. Woodbees are quite the thing these clays. Thera has been quite a number in this neighborhood this wee/: and last. Mr. Nilson" ITawkins and family lzacre moved oveti into part of the roas r deuce„connectedwith kMr. Chas. Stephen's store. Niles Lena Pyin is able to be out after :her recent, operation.. Tho pupils' of the senior room of Winchelsea school have had a Dum- ber of holidays owing to illness in Miss 141'cCulloclt's fancily at Cromarty y, flat r her presence at home. . rteCe�s i la e 1 a a The members of the choir are practising a play to be swell in the near future: The "V V. M. S. member's north of the corner had' a quilting bee at the home of Mrs. Richard johns on Wednesday of this week. I'm Coming Around.. to See You You have probably learned of me when reading the national magazines. I'm the Fuller Man! 1 represent the largest manufacturer of brushes for personal and household: use in the world/ I am located in your community. Hope to call on every woman who seesthis ad. -- To every one I visit, I give a Fuller Product without cost or obligation. This is to ' prove the quality and usefulness: of my line. You'll know me by ,the• Fuller button which 1 wear in my lapel. Till .we Meet! R.L. ROD ER G SJa I��s SIf Exeter ' Everyb b . s li Community Paint and Varnish 'Day BIG DE1VLQNSTRATION SHOWING THE WONDERFUL EFFECTS THAT CAN BE PRODUCED WITH SHER- WIN WILLIAMS PAINTS AND VARNISHES . 1RIDAY and -SATURDAY MARCH 27th and 28th AGENT FOR SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS &VARNISHES 'B. W. s.: F. rS CHISELHURST Mr. Charles Cann of Exeter visit- ed his daughter, Mrs. Roy McDon- ald oyer the. week -end - Mr, Silas Johns of Exeter has. been visiting his . daughter, Mrs. W. Pybus for the past two weeks. SHIPKA The report lastweek that *Mrs. Seeeitzer of Exeter and 1Vir. John Roeszler, visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. Sweitzer was an error. CLANDEBOYE Miss Myrtle Cunningham who has been ,working he London for the past few month has etz r S s ped �' l to her home here. M'rs. R. L. Atkinson spent Friday in the city. • The play entitled "Old Fashioned Mother of Mine” which was held in the Methodist church here on Thirs- day evening March 5 ttwas repeat. ed again this past Thursday evening March 12th and the churclt was fil- e to ea acit on both occa lona. led s p y The play was one of tele finest ever witnessed in this town and all the characters of the play were perfect. in every ,respect. The play was in 3 acts .and lasted ever 2 hours, the Donny Brdoic Orchestra furnished mune between acts which was high- ly h ly applauded. Owing to the time. of 'the evening there were no ad dresses. i i on M .Cliff B Ce of London, t a day::. this week with relatives of this place. The farmer's of this vicinity are busy tapping and getting ready for tete early run which they ore look- ing forward to, to be fairly heavy. Miss Stevenson of Ailsa Craig spent a few days recently al : the heine of lVtrs. J. L. Simpson. Mr, Eslte Hodgson and Ward Hodgins motored to tenant on Monday. Mount Carmel. Rev. Father O'Neil . of Parkhill, called on Father Corcoran, on. Sun- day afternoon. Miss l Tary Houlihan left last week for Loudon where' she intends to re- main. Miss Emma Cunningham, of Ed - erten, called . on Mr. 'and Mrs. Alon- zo McCann Inst week. Mr. James Quarry, of Toronto visited his wife ,and family -e teW days. Mr. Jos. Mahoney arrived from. Detroit on Saturday. • 'Gtr. Mahoney intends to make his home here. We welcome Mr. and leers, Mahoney to• our midst. Miss Annie McPhee has returned home after spending several weeks at ,London. Mr. Bert Doyle of Exeter called on friends .hare on Sunday. Winter Term from January 5th, 1925 7 'Conitu,ereial life offers great- er opportunities than #Dos any oilier calling. Centralgrade- ates secure good positions. We receive More •calls for trained held than we have students graduate, Write the college at once and get its free Cat - ague al. , i t lYlay interest you. A. McLauz hli g t1, Prat,