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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1925-4-2, Page 5THE EXETER Till.ES-ADVOCATE I11111.111om11111111111111111111111111111Nfi111111111111f1111111111111UIIIItionam 11II11111111111ii1mm111A1111111111iIu111111111i111 ifs't r ":,, , ... t; ews From IIIIINIIIIIIII IIIIuHhiII11111111111IIIIIIIIlIIII IIIIuIIIIIIII1111I111111i111111111IIIHIIIl11111111 �.. re � jou Dissatisti<ei . ;:: • o:,: Rg: want a Better, Training �J •:. ih �t ice.";; yea '1e " i to to � lager Salary? wrI Th•e • drool of Commerce Clinton, Ontario' FOR PARTICULARS REGARDING CLASSES FOR STUDENTS COMING DAILY BY TRAIN EXTRA TUITION GIVEN BECAUSE OF SHORT SCHOOL DAY COURSES- Stenographic -- Commercial - Secretarial Special Courses SPE{7IALIST, M. A. STONE, Vice COM. Principal Students May re F. WARD. B.A., . Principal Enter at Any Time. Miss Wilkinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilkinson of Tucker - smith, was suddenly seized with an attack of appendicitis on Tuesday evening and was taken to Seaforth for an operation. FOR A METAL CLAD . GARAGE First class in every detail, strong diagonal braeed frame and covered with first class galvanized- corrugated sheets. Made in parts ready to bolt together with doors - and win- dows complete 10 x 16 ft. For $98.00 Freight and tax paid. Apply to John Elder, Hensall Phone No..1 BUILDER'S SUPPLIES Wallpaper V [Asphalt Shingles Hardwood flooring laid and Polished Alterations and New Work Promptly attended to. ESTIMATES FREE J. S. SANGSTER 1 • BUILDER, = HENSALL Hensall Tile, Brick. hndTBlock Yard DEALERS IN Cement, Hydrated Lime and Hard Wall Plaster We have been appointed local deal- jer for Gyproc Wall Board for Hen - rail and„surrounding district. This ge a fire proof wall board. W,iy !build to burn? When in • need of ibnilding supplies consult us' as we aan supply all your needs. Phone 7 T)R. A. MOIR, L. M. C. C. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phone 70 HENSALL 3 DR. J. W. PECK Graduates of Faculty of Medicine,. oGiil University, Montreal; Member Physicians and Surgeons Of College o1 Of Ontario; Licentiate of Medical • Pannell of Canada; Post Graduate ;limber of Resident Medical staff of eneral Hospital, Montreal, 1914-15; N 1pasloo, 3 doors east of Post Office. ; Rhone 56, Hensall, Ontario. AUCTIONEER OSCAR KLOPP No nor Graduate Carey Jones' Au- htion School, Special course taken in 'Registered Live Stock (all Breed0,) XeiCli , endise Real Ilatate, Farm Atlas, etc. � Rate In,keeping with. prevailing prices. Satisfaction as - *Wed, write Osc ar E:IopID, Misdeal, or TeWe 1843, Zurich. pr. Jas. A. Munn, formerly of Toronto, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Munn of town, has started a dental practise in Seaforth. Jim is well known to many. friends here who wish him every success. - The regular meeting of the league was held Monday evening. The meeting was' in charge of Miss Nellie Boyle. The topic was given by Rev. Mr. Sinclair entitled "Looking Glas- ses” which was very. ably given. The program consisted of a duett by,Mrs. Sinclair, and Mrs. Joynt, a violin selection by Chas.' Pearce, instru- mental by Gladys Luker and a solo by Mr. Wm. McLean which were all very much enjoyed. CHISELHURST PLAY A. BIG SUCCESS The play put on by the young people of the Chiselhurst League in the Town Hall Tuesday evening en- titled ;el Can't Afford It"' drew a crowded house. • The play was well rendered, each doing their part splendidly. The young people of Chiselhurst are to be congratulated on the talent they showed in per- forming the play. Miss Jessie Parks gave a well rendered solo that was much appreciated.. The Hensall or- chestra playedselections between the acts. The ' proceeds amounted - to $100 and will be divided between the Chiselhurst and Hensall leagues. HENSALL SPRING SHOW . HORSES and CATTLE THE ANNUAL SPRING SHOW, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE SOUTH HURON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, OF , STALLION(S, HAR- NESS AND HALTER - HORSES, BULLS AND COWS, WILL BE HELD IN HENSALL Tuesday, April 7th, '25 SEE LARGE BILLS FOR PRIZE LIST Wm. Consitt, President, Keith McClean, Secretary AUCTION SALE —of— FURNITURE ' AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS The undersigned auctioneer has been instructed to sell by public auction on CORNER WELLINGTON AND S. RICHMOND STREETS, HENSALL on — SATURDAY; APRIL '4th, 1'925 -at 1 o'clock p.m. the following: R. S. Williams & Son piano, 5 - piece, parlor suite, ,onyx table, parlor table, Brussels stair carpet, stair pads, hall tree, hall mirror, solid white ash and cherry desk, Brussels rug 9 x 9, Wilton rug 9 x 10%, almost •new; grass rug 6 x9, 2 rocking chairs, 3 veranda chairs, a dining couch, oak dzn g roo u r ex- tension 'table, 6' oak' dining room . chairs, 2 bedroom suites complete, 2 white beds and dressers, 4 springs 4 mattresses, several chamber sets, bedroom couch, small 'oak bookcase, 9 odd chairs, pictures, bamboo magazine stand, 2 small tables, sev- eral large pieces of linoleum, hall carpet, tapestry, several small rugs, walnut table, walnut sideboard, Singer sewing machine .almostnew, curtains, window shades, flower pots, kitchen couch, Happy Thought range, cupboard, pantry table,; drop- leaf table, ironing table, gasoline stove and oven, Coal oil heater, dishes, crocks, .pans, kettles, 2 lawn seats, croquet set, dinnerset, empty sealers, kitchen ;utensils and numer- ous other articles lilcluding'.logging chains, hay forks, shovels, spades and garden tools. Everything will positively be sold as proprietress is leaving town. TERMS CASH MRS. D. URQUHART, Proprietress OSCAR KLOPP, .Auctioneer A valuable driver belonging to El- gin Rowcliffe, of London Road, north slipped and fell on the pave- ment ori Main Street, oil Wednesday of last week, k, breaking iis leg. A veterinary was called to end its, suf- fer•inge. znsan0101104 11u1111111111M1ll11111111111I1111IIll1IIIIII11111 Hensall Miss Minnie Reid was in London en Monday. House cleaning is now the order of the day. Mr. Ernest Pepper spent Wednes- day in London. Rev. and Mrs. Sinclair visited in London on Friday. Mrs. S. Dining visited relatives in Exeter on Sunday. Mr. Wm. Wilson, of Goderich, vis- ited in town on. Friday. Mr. N. Fulton, of Toronto, visited in. town on Wednesday. Mr. Clarence Shepherd, of London visited in town Saturday. Mr. J. Weis, of Brantford, was in town Friday on business. Mr. A. J. Sweitzer of Detroit vis- ited in town on Sunday. Mr. W. Johnston of Toronto, was in town Friday on business. Mr. J. Stewart of London, was in town Tuesday on business. Mr. J. Prebles, of Wingham, vis-. ited in town on Thursday. Mr. L. Cantelon of Clinton, was in town Thursday on business. Mr. F. Kemp of Toronto, was in town • Wednesday on business. Mr. 0. Tyrrell, of Toronto, was in town Wednesday on business. Mr. L. Eamilton, of Listowel, vis- ited with Mr. E. Knipe on Friday. Miss Elva Bolton has purchased a stew Ford. Coupe from- Cook Bros. Mr. Roy Ryckman recently spent a few days at his home near town. Mrs. A. Coxworth 'visited over the week -end with relatives in London. Receipt for rearing children: First have more sense than the. children. Mr. Geo. C. Petty has purchased a new Ford. Coach from Cook Bros. Mrs. A. Hoggarth and son Leon- ard are visiting relatives in Norwich. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Higgins vis ited relatives in Clinton on Satur- day. -Rev. Andrew Boa, of Granton, is Spending a few days with his another. ' Mr. and Mrs. Lindenfield visited over the week -end wits; the former's brother in London. • Mrs. Thos: Murdock is in Toron- to this week visiting her daughter Mrs. (Dr.). Campbell. . Mrs. Walker, of Guelph spent a few' days 'recently - the •guest• .of and 'Mrs. Wm.'Me1Kay. Mr. Milton W. Ortwein of London visited over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ortwein. Mrs. Laughton and children of Toronto are visiting her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McDonell. Wednesday, April 1st, being April Fool's day the usual pranks were played on a number of our citizens. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cook and film-. ily and Miss M. Hodder, visited over the week -end with relatives in Dut- ton. Mr. -and Mrs. Duncan of Harring- tog, spent Sunday with the former's parents in town, Mr. and Mrs. J. Young. Mr. Rory Geiger has rented the farm of Mr. John Bell, 3rd con. of Hay and intends to start farming this spring. Mr. Thos Palmer, Sr., who has been visiting his daughter in Lon- don for some time, returned home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson, of Stratford, visited over the week -end with Mrs. Wilson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brown. Mr. Fred Smallacombe, .Jr., of Guelph who has been here owing to the illness of his grandmother, Mrs. Ellis, returned to his home Tuesday morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Whiteside were in Stratford on Monday taking with them their daughter, Miss Violet, who is attending Normal School there. Miss Helen Smith, of Hensall, has returned home after spending • a week with her sisters, Mrs. A. Smith and Mrs. John Craig; Morris."— Blyth Standard. "The Treasure Hunters" a play in 3 acts will be put on 'in the hall Friday, .friday, April 17th, by the St. Ma ke''Dramatic. Club, London. Keep the date in mind. The: sale of the ,,late Mrs. Dick. Saturday afternoon was largely at- tended and good prices was realiz- ed. Mr. Roy Dick, of Watford, was home for the sale.' Saturday last was a busy day ;in. town. many farmers coining in for Dick's sale, also, the stock -reducing'. sale of 'Mr. Skinner,' arid the spring display put on by Mr. T. C. Joynt, all of which drew crowds to the vil- lage and made .b.usiness a bit more lively: The annual Spring Show under 1 g the auspices of the South Huron Agricultural Society wi11 be held its Hensall on Tuesday,, April 7tli. A parade of the prize winning animals will be held on Main St. after the judging. A number of valuable prizes are being donated by merch- ants of the village. ' OnThtiY rsda evenin M'arcii 26th g, the Brucefield Lodge visited the Hensall Lodge of Oddfellows and exemplified the second degree in a very able manner which called' forth great praise' front the large number present. In turn the fourth degree was put on in the way of a delicious lunch and s , ocial hour which was en- joyed by all the members. Such gatherings create an added inter- est to the lodges. Dashwood Dr. IL I. Cowen, (L. T a's, D.D. S. DENTAL SURGEON. At MoCor$ ielc's Bleak,, Zurielt,'everT Thursday and Saturday. MAIN OFFICE !fortieth's ; Meek -e- Dashwood. Oat.. A special proram consisting of a sacred choir cantata entitled "The Thorn Crowned Kinng' and Easter sermon ' by ' Rev.;. D. McTavish, of Crediton will be given at the Evan- gelical church on Sunday evening, April 5th, at 8 p.m. under the aus pices of the Dashwood Evangelical choir. • Mie J. J. Merner, of Seaforth spent Thursday in town. Mrs. A. Hooper of London visited with her daughter Mrs. Earl Guen- ther a few days last week. Mr. J, W. Ortwein of Hensall call- ed on friends in town on Thursday, Mr. G. Nadiger has returned after spending the winter months with his daughter in Preston. Messrs Arnold and Milford Merner of Detroit spent the week -end at their home. Mr. Albert Fisher has returned after spending the past few years out West. - Mr. and Mrs,' P. Moffat spent the week -end at Brucefield. Mr. Czar Steinhagen of Wood- stock attended the funeral of his grandfather the : late Charles Stein- hagen, Sr., on Sunday. - Mr. and Mrs. S. Gottschalk are vis- iting in the vicinity. Mrs. Harness, of Exeter spent Sunday in ,town. Confirmation services are being held in the Lutherian church next Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. T. Kiunipp and Mrs, C. Kellerman spent Saturday in London. Charles Steinhagen, Sr., one of. the earliestpioneers of thisdistrict passed away Friday morning at his home here. Mr. Steinhagen was in his 85th year and had been in good health until about two weeks ago when he contracted gangerene which proved fatal. . He was born in Ger- many on January 7th, 1840 and came to Canada in 1869 with his wife who predeceased him 33 years ago. He leavesto mourn' his loss one son, Charles of town and three daughters, Mrs. Slinn of Regina, lefrs. J. Davis ,of Exeter and Lena at home. The funeral was held on Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Bruer. SUNSHINE • Mr. and Mrs. I. Gower visited ,with their daughter, Mrs. J. Bullock of Stephen on Sunday. Eleaine Cann who has been quite posy is still till confined to her home. Mr. Garnet Murray is wearing a broad smile these days, "it is a girl." a, Mr. Will Routly is suffering with an attack of the jaundice. Mr. David Miller', of Ransomville called on some of his old friends last week, his many friends are glad to have him back with them again. The annual meeting of the Sr.n- shine S. S. 'was held Thursday even- ing with the Rev: Mr. Livingstone in for the calm- ingchair. the ha r_Theeffacers' year are as follows: Supt., Frank Brock; Asst. Supt., Chas. Godbolt; Treas., Mat. Routly; See'y, Cecil Cann; Asst. Sec'y, Frank Routly; Librarian, Lou Fletcher; Teachers, Bible Class, Clarence Routly, Asst., Mrs. R. E. Popley,' Jr: Bible Class, Mr. R. E. Pooley, Asst., Mrs. C. Cann; W. A. Class, Mrs. E. Fanson, Asst., Mrs. L. Fletcher.; J. B. Class, Mrs. Chas. Godbolt, •:Asst., Mrs. G. Jaques; Beginners Class, Mrs. Hey- wood, Asst., Mrs. C. Routly; Organ- ist,' Mildred Routley;' Asst., Ina Jacques. Mr. Roy Brock . and sister Verna spent Saturday and Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. Jas. Knox of St. Marys. . Thames -Road The. Parks Committee are plan- ning for a good time this year in the line of sports. They are ar- ranging to erect a new stand on the ball grounds. They also purpose to do some draining and levelling of the grounds. A number of improve- ments were made last year, Fin- ancially the year was a success and ended with a neat surplus in the treasury. The committee as secur- ing information as to the cost of putting in some equipment for the amusement of the children. Mrs. John Ballantyne last week underwent an operation for mas- toids at London hospital. She is alongnicely. getting Mr. .Chas. Coward has rented Mr. E. Campbell's Lam on the bound- ary. ELIMVILLE A very pretty wedding was solem-. ;nized at the Elimviile'parsonage on Tuesday, March. 31,'at 2 'o'eloclt-pan when Miss Martha. aVlauretta Pen- warden; only daughter of MrW. H. ‘Penwarden of Elimvilie was ''united in marriage to Wnr. P. Stephen, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Chas. Stephen of Dashwood, Rev. Livingstone offic- iating: The bride looked charming in a gown of blue Crepe . de Chene with rose -bud 'trimming: They were attended by Mrs. G» F Penwarden and Mr. Reinhard Stephen. Im- mediately after the ceremony the happy couple motored teethe hone of the bride's father Svhere a buffet luncheon was served. ,The bride re- ceived many costly and` useful pre- sents, among thorn,. being handsome cheques. from the; parents of the bride and grooni. `The groom's gift to the bride Was a clioque. AftC-i the lunch the lsappY couple left by motor for St. Mary's and points ens the bride travelling in a costume of sand and blue with picture hat to metal. On their return they Wil reside on a farm. near Blisnville Tiled' many friends will join with the 'Sines -Advocate its wishing' they every liappynoss through life, 1 rooinsman. They will reside was g y formerly owned 1' grooms farm fo w me o y o the g by Mr. Clias,tither, cREDITON NOTICE. Nutgerouri goinplainta have been received' lirthe "police' trustees' of Crediton against the nuisance cans; ed by children using their wagone. on the sidewalk in the business, see, tion of the village. It is respectfully requested that this be stopped at once or else the township by-law prohibiting vehicles on the sidewalks will be inlorced. MO. Zwicker and Gerald spent the week -end in London. Mr, and Mrs. H.:.ZR' Eilber were in London on business last week. Mr. H. Either and Mr. Paul Shenk spent a few days at Grand Bend the light, week. Mr. Chas .Zwicker is busy at pre- sent shipping out his Dutch sets. which have wintered well, Mr. and Mrs. J. Baird -..and son David are 'visiting at the home of their daughter Mrs. S. Sims, e Mr. and Mrs. William Fischer and son spent Sunday at the home of. the former's parents in Dashwood, A very enjoyable time was spent at the dance on Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam . Sims. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar ; Horney and sons of Stratford motored here and spent Sunday with the former's sis- ter Mr. and Mrs. William Motz. The Canada Conference branch Convention of the Womens^ Mission ary Society will convene in Crediton Evangelical church some time in June. Mr. Thomas Appleton who was taken i11 with pluerisy the past week was taken to thehome of his son, Ernest in Exeter. We hope for a speedy recovery. The regular meeting of the Wo- men's Institute will be held in their Hall on Tuesday, April 7th, at. 2:30 p.m. This meeting will be espec- ially in the interests of grandmo- thers, who are all cordially invited. Peter— "The Tragedy of Over - Self -Reliance" 7th and Iast in the' series on "Bible Tragedies" in the Methodist church next Sunday even- ing. The service will begin at 6:45 sharp as the pastor has a later en- gagement to meet. PIease note the change. Solo, "He,, Knows" . by Thomson will also be rendered. The 'Canada Conference of the Evangelical church will meet in an- nual session at Hanover, Ont, at 2 p.m., on April 15th. Bishop S. P. Spreng, D.D. of Naperville, Illinois, will be present. Rev. and, Mrs. W. Y. Drier purpose motoring up to the seat of conference and enroute will visit with Mrs. (Rev.) Drier's par- ents at Ayton, Ont. The Mountain Boys of Crediton Evangelical Sunday School spent a very pleasant social evening in the Foresters Hall on, Monday, March 30th. A splendid program was given by the boys after which the officers for the coming year were elected as follows: President, Clin- ton Morlock Vice Pres., Royal Gaiser; Sec'y, • Irwin Finkbeiner; Treas., Earl Heist. A soft ball team under the captaincy of Royal Gaiser was also organized and the Moun- tain Boys are prepared to meet any team. picked from any one Sunday School class whatsoever. The Women's Mission and Aid Society of the Evangelical church, Crediton held their annual business meeting on Thursday, March 26th. They report a very prosperous year. Total financial receipts for the year are $829.18; expenditures $774.59.. The election of officers resulted as follows: Hon. Pres., Mrs. (Rev.) W. Y. Dreier; Pres., Mrs. H. Holtzman; Vice Pres., Mrs. G. K. Brown; Sec., Mrs. E. G. Wenzel; Cor. Sec., Mrs. Chris. Haist; Treas., Mrs. H. • M. Faist; M'is. Treas., Mrs. D. Mclsaac• pianist, Mrs. E. G. Feist; Assistant Mrs. H. K. Eilber. A very pleasant evening was spent when the "Buds of Promise" class of the Evangelical church met .on Saturday evening, March 28th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mclsaac for re-election of officers for the following conference year. The of- ficers elected. were: President Gert- rude Heist; Vice Pres., Kathleen Morlock; Sec'y, Clara Gaiser; Treas., Ella Morlock; Reporter, Wealthy Schroeder; Pianist, Helen McIsaac; Convenor of Social Committee, Elia Morlock; Convenor of Sympathy and Relief, Edith Sweitzer. After a short program of instrumentals, readings, contests and games a dainty lunch was served and all re- ported a very enjoyable time. An opportunity is afforded for affiliation in church membership with Zion Evangelical church, Cred- iton on Sunday morning, April 5th. The Junior boys and girls will fur- nish most of the congregational sin- ging in chorus, trio, solo and the choir will also render a special an- them for the occason. At the even- ing service the pastor will bring . a message' in the interests of Sunday School work. The reorganization of of the Sunday School last Sunday morning resulted in electing Mr. S. H. Holtzman, Supt; Chester Maw- hinney, Assist. Supt.; Carl Morlock, Secretary; E. J. -Faint, Treasurer, The organization is throbbing with vigorous. An excellent Missionary Oratori- cal Contest will be given on Good Friday - at 7:30 p.m: ht the church auditorium when five ladies will ;give ora'i3ons on Missionary subjects A- prize is awarded to each contest- ant. The first winner receives' a silver medal. The judges are Mr. J. M. Southeott, Mr. G. S. Howard, and Mr. E. J. Wether, of Exeter,. Ont The decision of the judges will be based on: .voice, articulation, ges- ture, memory, general effect. The orchestra will . be in attendance and Will favour the audience with their very best music, The chbir and the ladies' quartette will render special numbers for this happy and inspir- ing occasion. All are invited. Mise,.Alma L. Finkbeiner and W. M.. Schwartz were quietly married at the Evangelical parsonage by Rev. Wm. Y. Drier on the evening of Mareh the 28th. The bride was dressed in a pretty silver-grey, silk crepe gown' with a lovely chic hat to match and was attended by Miss Nola Feist While Mr. Roy Schwartz r - * h./ •tea "'.'..ur ala 'wlw:asPA.Y,' You can now get FULLER BRUSHES! Whether you want a mop for the floors, brush fpr the furniture, broom or some personal brush, 1 will be glad, "to show it to you. I am the • F•uller Man. Although. 1 ?y,av#G onii 'oityou before, there have beep many new items added to the Fuller Line since then. I have also a Fuller gift which I leave with every woman I visit. - If you wish, to get in touch with me, just write or phone, R. L. ROGERS JAMES STREET Exeter B Radiator brush AN OLD FASHIONED MOTHER This Play will be given in ZION. CHURCH, ELIMVILLE CIRCUIT on — . FRIDAY, APRIL 3rd, 1925 at 8 p.m. consisting of three acts Act 1.—The Good Samaritan Act 2—A Mother's' Love Act 3—The Prodigal Son Music and Singing between Actc Adults 35c., Children 25c. Lumley Mrs. McQueen spent a day in Lon- don last . week visiting her brother Sid who is in Victoria Hospital suf- fering with a war wound in the head. Miss Mae" Fairburn spent a few days visiting her aunt Mrs. Kerslake Miss Evelyn Wilkinson under- went an operation for appendicitis in Seaforth Hospital on Tuesday last: WOODHAM "Thee Yuung People's League held a most successful social evening on. Friday last. There was -an excel- Ient turnout the basement being packed. A very fine program was given consisting of numbers by the orchestra, two amusing dialogues, a quartette and community singing. Mr. J. M. Southcott gave a short traveIlogue. Rev. Mr. Thompson ably filled the chair. Refreshments were served at the close. WHALEN Little Margaret' Hern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melville Hern, is, quite ill with pneumonia with nurse Rinn attending her. Mrs. Harvey Squire went to Strat- ford on Saturday to spent a few days at the home of her brother, Mr. Gordon Morley. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Millson and. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Squire were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. Clarence Millson, Lucan. Mrs. ,Wilson Morley was in Ex- eter on Saturday. Miss Elsie Gunning returned home from the hospital last week and is convalescing every day. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Passmore and family of Thames Road spent Sun- day at the home of the letters par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gunning. HURONDALE The Hurondale branch of the Wo- men's. Institute held its March meet- ing at the home of the president Mrs. A. J. Ford on Wednesday after- noon of last week forty ladies being present. Roll call was answered by "How 'can we make our Institute a help to ourselves and community." Rev. F. E. Clysdale gave a splendid address on, "Citizenship"' giving us valuable information along the line of temperance. Mrs. A. Dougal gave a pleasing piano solo and a song by little Miss J1ysdale was enjoyed by all. Refreshments were served by the committee in charge. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, B. Williams April 29th and is known as Grandmother's Day. There will also be a contest in buttonhole snaking'..; CENTIWJA Mrs. Prank Farquhar visited last week with Mrs. E. Anderson. Mr. 3. Keine of Byron visited at the ]some of Mr. A. Hicks and other friends over the week -end. Mr. Robt. Smith has moved into Mr, W. Colwills house, Mrs. C. Fairhall has gone to Port Huron to attend the funeral of her brother Mr. Morgan of that place Mr..Stretlsers of Clinton gave a talk ' oa. 'Wednesday at the League service on "April Fools" and also gave lantern slides along with the lecture. Rev. Kitely gave e sketch of the Golden Rule Business Life of 3, Nash Co., of Cincivatta last Sunday evening which proved both • very interestinng and helpful, Next Sunday Veiling his subject will be t "The Iltpardosi ble Sin"". exlands and effects of the late Alex.. Orr: How small the cost! The value to you of YOUR telephone in- creases as rapidly as the value of a corner store in the busy section of a big city—and for the same reason—ti you make the most of it Eaoh year more than 50,000 new telephone* in Ontario, a>ad Quebe¢ are added to the army- of rmyof those you can do business with. Icour telephone also en- ables 'you to talk with i wards of 125,00E e hones on rural lined p these two provinces. Cods *Ralik lir leasn 8% efts sn c,ua2 ot� GRAND BEND Mr. Jos. Disjardine was in London '.. Friday, his daughter Miss Beta ac- companied him, she having gone to consult a specialist about one of hen eyes. Miss Marjorie Disjardine of Lon- don visited her parents for a few days. Mr. Frank Turner is moving into Mr. Thos. Webb's house here this week. Mr. John Devine is able to be out after his recent illness. Miss Janet Hayes is visiting in Thedford. Dr. H. Andrews, optometrist of Toronto was here Saturday. Mount Carmel Mrs.Mary l2ary Ryan and family left for Detroit. Their , many eeiends here wish them success in their new, home. Little Lawrence McCann son of - Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo McCann is sue - airing from an attack of paralysis. Miss Hannah Carey of Hamilton arrived home on Monday where she will visit for sonic time. Miss Agnes Quarry is on the sick list. Mrs. Ducharme and family of De- troit are 'visiting her mother, Mrs. M. O'Brien, If ,the bey who entered a neigh- bors lawn the other day and with a pair of pinchers damaged the clothesline does not apologise to the owner, his name will be published in, Church on Sunday. Zurich. Mr. Herb Motisseau has purchase ed the building lot west of the Bank. of Montreal and intends to erect a modern garage. Mr, Sain. Rupp,who hassold his s dwelling property to Mr. Chas. Ro- man of Stanley Tp., has purchased the 50 acre farm owned by Mr. lad. Haberer, 4th con., Hay '1'1). Mr. John Etue lir Chased the 0- p 6 acre farm on the Saitble Line, North' of Drysdale, at the auction sale of tee-