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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1925-4-16, Page 5THE EXETEU TIMES -ADVOCATE MMANO ews From Hensall--; Are you Dissatisfied? Do you want a Better Training! to command a Bigger Salary? write to The School of Commerce Clinton, Ontario . FOR PARTICULARS REGARDINGr CLASSES FOR STUDENTS COMING DAILY BY TRAIN EXTRA. TTJITION GIVEN BECAUSE OF saonT soy -foot, DAY COURSES Stenographic -- Com.mercial -- Secretarial Special Courses M., A. STONE, COM. SPECIALIST, F. WARD, Vice Principal Prhacipal Students May Enter at Any Time. Herman*• ' Miss Jessie Johnson is visiting at her home in Clifford. Mr. E. Jackson was in Clinton Wednesday on business. Gerald Farquhar is confined to his home with Scarlet fever, Mr, Fred Crich of Seaforth friends in town on Thursday. Mr. Win. Stone of Detroit visited' over Sunday at home here. Mr. Laird 1Vlickle spent the hell - ,day at his home in Ridgetown. 'irS, Emmerson Knipes was in Ex- eter Wednesday on business. Miss Haile Whiteside visited with friends in Brucefield on Sunday. Dr, G. Knapp visited over the week end -vvith relatives in 'Toronto. . Mr. Robt. Green of Detroit visit- ed over the week -end at his home here. Miss Flossie Foss of Toronto vis - iter. deover the week -end at her home te Mr. W. C. Davis is making a num- ber of improvements to his resi- dence. Mr. Ferris'Cantelon of London is spending the holidays at his home here. • ' Miss Grace Scarlet is visiting over the holidays at here home in Win- throp. Mr. and -Mrs. Everett Haist of De- troit visited friends in town on Sat- urday.. „ Mrs. W. C. Pierce visited for a few days last week with relatives in Detroit. Mrs. Ernest Appleton• of Exeter visited with relatives in town on Tuesday. Miss Inace Sparrow visited over the week -end with relatives in Wingham, - • • sMiss Gertrude Hoggarth of To- ronto visited over the week -end at her home here. „ Mrs. Thos. Simpson and SOLI Tom. , . arevisitingwith relatives in London and Woodstock. • Mr. Laird Joynt of London Uni- ' versity visited over the week -end at Mr. Jim, Nicol,.ef "the Standard his home, here. auk, Goclerielis,epent ,Snnday at his Miss -Hazel Coxworth of London Normal is visiting over the holidays at her, home here. .Mr. Fred: SMallacombe, Sr. re- turned to his home in. Guelph on Saturday morning. Miss Francis., Pierce is visiting over the Easter. holidays with re- iatiVee in St. Thbmas. Mr. Peppier, teller in the Bank of Montreal, visited over the holiday with relatives in Toronto. . • • • McLaughton, teller -in,. the Standard bank, visited over the holi- day with his parents in Toronto. Mrs. Arthur Solins of Detroit is visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Ellis, who is so -Seriously ill. Mr. Thos Murdock is confined to the house through illness, having suffered a slight stroke on Monday. ' A number of farmers in this vi- cinity are through seeding and most of them will be through this week. Mr. Wm. Horton of Detroit visit- ed over the week -end with friends and relatives in and around Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Penhale of Exeter visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Higgins .and family on Friday. Good Friday passed off quietly in town, the roads being so good a large number speiit the day motor- ing. Mr. Russell McKay of London - and Miss Lilly McKay of Windsor, were holiday guests at their home here. Mrs. Thos. Elston, who has been visiting for the past month with her son in Clinton, returned home on Tuesday. • Sucker fishing Is the order of thel -Mr. Garnet Case has purchased day. Several 'parties report a good new Star Cdune.1' ca.tch. 1VIrs. David Shirray is visiting this Mr. and Mrs. , M, Coxworth and Week in Toronto,. . little babe, of London, recently pa d Mrs. Ed. Shaffei of Toi onto is a visit to Mr. Coxworth's home in visiting in town 'ati.present. . the village. Mr. Isaac Jarrett•lofKippen has urchased a new Star Sedan. DR. J. W. PECK Graduat• of Faculty of Medicine, University, Montreal; ' Member W College of Physicians and Surgeons bT Ontario; Licentiate of Medical •Xienneil of Canada; Poet Graduate /11 ilember of Realdent Medical staff of "general Hospital, Montreal, 1914-15; riffice, 3 doors east of Poet Office. oxe 56, Herisall,•Ontario. 14.110TIONEElt OSCAR KLOPP Minor Graduate Carey' Jones' AU - Mimi Scheel, Special course taken 'Xiagistered Live Stock Breeds,) !Merchandise,• Real Estate, ram ete, Retell i* keeping with proVaiiing prlees, Satisfattion Wa- vered, 'Write Oscar Move, Marla; or Vilre Zurich, . Master Lorne IVIateliall'of London s Visiting in town this,' week. Mi Wm.,.;',M0<ay pent Easter eek with relatives in. Toronto. 'f!Mr. Harry•Smith.ot London, silent he Week -end athis home in town. Miss Helen Fisher',"of Toronto, pent the holiday her-honie here. Mrs. Will tHeggarth.of .London, is Ilia week, yising With, friends in ciwn. - Quite a. large aereiga of onions re being ,so.wn In this, vicinity just pw. Mrs. J.Millar, of Windsor; was .visitor thia''Week sirith''relatixes in own. . Rev, and .41,ys,. Attliui, Sinclair and amily are svisitinge this week. in arnia. . . • Rev. McConnell and' Miss Laura isited over :Eastertretth..relatives in oronto. , v.-. • - Mr. Thos. Palmer is ,having some mprOvementS niade Po' his house on ome in teSvn..n rekrie,T ' Mrs. R. E.eCtibls ancrehildrere and iss .M..Ploddens are Visiting rela- ives in Welland. • Hcibkirks Of London, spent he week -end withsherl.,parente, Mr. nd Mrs. "Walter -Hobkislc. qVir. H2Strang of Usberne preach - d very inspiring_ „sermons in the arrnel etiurh oday,last. ' Dr. 'Cainiebeli )ofsToronto paid a hort, visit recently to Mr. Thomas urdock, whcSliaS;•been quite ill, Mr. Thos.,,Fareiih.ar is on the job is mail man iuJetou owing to the Thiess of Mr. .Vom:. Murdock. Mr. .Glen Brcdfoot of the Stand - rd Bank, Dungannon spent the eek -end at his home nearetown. ,Mr. Ed. -Berry and Mr. and Mrs. . . ilson Berry -of .Windsor, were vis - tors "nver Sunday with Mrs. Thos. erry. Mr. and Mrs. Stapleton, of. Lon - on, spent Good Friday with ,the atter's father, Mr. W: Stone and amily. Next Sunday:- is Decieion Day in he Methodist church here. In the vening, Rev. Sinclair Will take for is subjeet "The Unpardonable Sin." Don't forget "The Treasure Hunt- ers," the play tobe given in the own hall Friday evening. It prom- ises to be a real treat Don't miss The Easter services in the Meth- odist Church on Sunday was well at- tended, arid.special,music was given by the choir. At_the evening ser- vice Mr. Samuel Rannie Sang a sola which was much enjoyed.. Mr., Armstrong, of London, Gov- ernment egg inspector was in town Thurslay' evening getting in' touch with our local egg dealers and giv- ing instructions on egg grading. All egg dealers • i31 • Hensall must start grading this week. The regular meethig of the Leag- ue was held on Monday t' eVelling, Miss Gladys Luker very' ably gave the topic on "The Resurrection ". -An instrumental by Miss Greta Larrinhe and Miss Rena Iludsbn and a read- ing by IVIiss IrraW•Higgins were all well rendered. The Mission and of the Metho- dist church held an entertainment in the basement of the church on Tuesday evening. A tea was serv- ed by ladies of the W. M. S. after which a program was'given by Band members. The meeting was also addressed by Mrs. 1Viollard of Exeter District Organizer. SCHOOL REPORT (too late for last Week.) Jr.' III—Total marks 100, Honore 525; Pass 420: Irene Deters 583, Mabel W'orkman, 5666, Wm. Drum- mond 560, Mary Gillies 557, Flor- ence McDonald 536, Howard Hemp- hill 520,, Grace Brock 515, Beryl Drummond' 503, Hazel Hudson 488, Treee Ilegarth 483, Lizzie Bean 479, Gladys Passinore 473, Harold Poster 469, Wm. Nieol 168, Harold Iledden 417*, May Kenning 396**, 1L1oyd MeLaughton 368*, Ruth 'Redden 188 4. 4: 4,, • Sr, It—Total Marks 700, r-lonors 525, Peas 420: Ruth McLaughlin 576, 1VIerlon MoKay 50i, Alice Hig- gins 494, Eleanor Bell 450, Aldon Appleton 462, Harold. Appleton 436, Catherino Morrison 482, Roy Brook 421, Norman McKay 863, Christina Morrison 304, Egbeli libber 245, John McKay 228, Tommy Sniale 218 Wm. Dildson 170***. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Priest of Lon- don visited over the week -end with the former's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Priest. , Mrs. Urquhart and Miss Beatrice Urquhart left Friday evening for Philadelphia, where they will reside for a time., (.1 17atiteside of Stratford Normal and M. "Lorne Whiteside of Hamilton visited over the week -end at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lindenfield of London Visited over the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lindenfield and other relatives in town. Miss Nettie Pepper teacher at Russeldale and Miss Grace Pepper, who is attending Stratford Normal are both honie for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Quance of Exeter were Easter visitors at the home of Dirr. and Mrs.' Samuel Dil- ling. Lantern slides oe China will be shown in. the Methodist Church on Tuesday evening April 21st under the auspices of Main St. Churcb Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, liedden and Miss Katherine Case of St Cathar- ines viSited over the week -end with Mi . and Mrs, George Hedden and family, Miss Flprence 'SV'elsh of London and Miss Dorothy, who is attending Stratford Ng:y=1 'visited over the holiday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Welsh. Mr, 3 os I -lagan Who has beeu spending the winter here left on Tuesday evening for 4Vincleor. Mr, Hagan intencti building a number oe houses in WindsOr this summer. The 'Easter danee in the town hall oh Monday evening was largely ats tended, Auto 1.oadO coining* Item. Zurich, Exeter and Clinton. The music Was furnished by the Avalon orchestra �f Lateen.. Dashwood IDr. H. H. Cowen, L. D. S. D. D. S. DENTAL SURGEON At McCormick's Block, Zurich, every Thursday and SaturclaY. MAIN OFFICE Hartleib's Block Dashwood, OAL Mr: Homer Guenther of Bleaheira spent Easter at his home here. miss Grace. Kellerman is visiting in Toronto, MM. J. Guenther and family vis- ited in Kitchell en. Sunday. Miss MYrta, Hoffman a Kitchens. er spent Easter at her home here. Mr. Raymond Caifas left on Mon- day for Detroit. Mr. A Musser of London is vis- iting her daughter; Mrs, A. Haugh. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Edighoffer of Mitchell spent Good Friday with Mrs, Jane Guenther. , Miss Elizabeth Hartlieb of Lon- don spent the holiday at her home heiMe;s. Peter 1VIcIsaac and little granddaughter Mary are visiting in Detroit and Leamington. Jimmie Isaac of London is visit- ing wth Buster Zimmer. Mr. and ,Mrs. Fred Rinker and tfoawmn.ily of Thedford spent Sunday in Misses Alma and 'Myrtle Koch and Mr. Wilford Koch of Detroit, 1V1r. and Mrs. Pitt of Thorndale and Mr. and Mrs. Dale of Wilton Grove sPent the, holidays at the home of Mr.and Mrs. George Koch. Miss Olivia Weltin is attending the funeral of her grandmother, Mrs. Dietrich of St. Clemens. Rev and Mrs. Yager are attend- ing the conference this week. Messrs. Jac. and Wm. Shoemaker of Pigeen, Mich., visited in this vic- inity over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. W. Graybiel of Woodstock .spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. J. W.*Graybiel. Mr. Herb Wein, has purchased the property of the late Mr. Chas. Stein- hagen. Preparations are being made for a band concert to be held in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schroeder entertained a number of friends on - Thursday evening in honor of Miss Lena Steinhagen, prior to her de- parture for ,Exeter where she will make her home with her sister, Mrs. 3 Davis During the evening Miss Steinhagen waa', presented with a sum of money after which "refresh- ments were serVect The 'Ladies Aid of the Lutheran church are holding a hot supper in the basement of the church an Tues - 'day evening,,April 21st. „• holidaying with her grandparents %RJ1D4Z APIti daisies Penwarden and Essery, a grand, finale to NthiS ruusieal treat the choir rendered "Gloria in Ex- celels" froxn 12th 1Viass by Mozart, leaving the peOple reverend over the Glory and Majesty of God on- High. The serviee made taster and itS meaning to us very real, the mess- ages sinking deeply into oar hearta to bring forth fruit in due season. 1 CREDITON Mr. Tinney, Miss Tinney and Miss Orine of Buffalo are visiting Or. and Mrs. Ornie over the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sweitser of Lon- don visited relatives on Sunday, Mr. Harold Young, visited -with his grandparents over Easter Sun- day. S Miss Pearl Metz of London Pent Easter with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry M'otz. Mr. and Mrs. T. Yull and niece, and Frank Scheiding, all of London, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mote. Mr. Henry Motz having 143 house remodelled. Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Shearclown of Goderich spent Easter with the former's mother Mrs. H. Sheardown. Mr. Aaron Sweitzer of Detroit, spent Easter with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sweitzer. Messrs. Everett and Herbert Haist of Detroit were holiday visit- ors at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs, Fred Mist. • Mrs. Chas Zwicker and Master Gerald are spending the holidays at New Hamburg. Rev. and Mrs. W. *V. Drier are at- tending conference at Hanover. Rev. Mr. ArreTavish was In Ailsa Craig last week conducting a series of special servic6 during Passion week. The attendance at the ser- vices was very gratifying and sev- eral decisions for Christ have been inade as a result of this special ef- fort. Mr. and Ezra Oestricher. and Miss Eva Oestricher of Windsor; ,,were holiday visitors at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Fahner of London. spent Easter at the home of Mr. Chris. Fahner. Mrs. Dave Geil, of Kitchener, is holidaying with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dawn, of Ches- ley and Mrs. and Mrs. Braun of Per - est visited with. Mr, and Mrs, G. I. Braun over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson, Wenzel spent the holiday among relatives -at Listowel. • Miss Pearl Motz, of London spent the week -end at home. • 1Viiss Miriam Dowdell, of London spent the holiday. with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Finkbeiner. - Miss Lila Kuhn, of Windsor spent the holiday at home. Miss Jean Lankin, of Lu.can, is CENTRALIA Mr. anM d rs. John. Young. • Mr . Earl Hodgson of Wheatley, hThe Misses Lily and Cora Stahls ave returned to London atter visit - spent the_Eagter 'Holidays at ,,his Mg over Sunday at their home. ' home here. ' " Dr. Grine has purchased a new Mr. and Mi. E. Powe of London, Maxwell coach. spent Easter at the home of the lat- Mr. Mose Feist has a new Ford ter'S parents Mr. and Mrs. A Brooks Coach. Mr. and Mrs. N. Pettit, of London The Misses Inez, Dorothy and Car - were visitors over the holidays with rie Fahner are visiting in London. Mr. and Mrs. S. Richards. - Rev. Mr. McTavish journeyed to Miss Lois Richards spent the Eas- Elimville Monday night of this week ter Roliday with ' her parents Mr. where under the auspices of the and Mrs. Richards. Mission Band he gave a dramatic re - Mr. and Mrs. W. Anderson and cital of Van Dyke's !The Other baby, of Londoni spent the holiday Wise Man" and also a three quarter with the later's parents Mr. and Mrs hour lecture on The Measure of a Geo. Essery. Man." Mr. and Mrs. •. Simpson, of Lon- The locel branch of the Women's don, were visitors 'over Sunday with Institute entertghed the grand Mr. and Mrs. J. Okemothers of the community at their Mrs. Ricker, of Hensall, spent the meeting held on Tuesday, the 7th week -end with Mrs. W. Bowden. of April in the Institute Hall. The Mr. and Mrs. J. Routledge. of Dutton, visited with Mr. and Mrs S. Thompson over Sunday. Mr. A. Parson, of London, visited at the home of his brother Mr. W. Parson over the holiday. Mr. J. 'Wilson who has been ill for some weeks passed is able to be out again. t. Mr. and Mrs. A. Copeland of Wing - ham visited at the home of the lat- ter's parents Mr. and Mrs. T. C. El- liott. - Mr, and Mrs. J. Brock, of the vil- lage celebrated their golden wed- ding anniversary on Tuesday April 14th. Over thirty guests were present and a most enjoyable time was spent. • Mr. and Mrs. Brock were married in St. Marys 50 years ago. The day was fine and bright similar to weather we have been enjoying. The following day it rained and the day after that it be - gap p to snow. Mr. Brock farmed in Usborne "for many years, until re- tiring and ' moving to Centralia. They have three children, Alfred, of Shoal Lake, Man,, Jonathan, of Lon- don and Mrs. John lintchinson, the latter two being present for the oc- casion. Their many friends join in wishing that they may be spared to celebrate many more annivers- aries. A congregation ve'lich filled the church in Centralia 'Laster Sunday evening listened to a beautiful and. most reverend service. The pastor, Rev. W. Kiteley, delivered a short sermon which brought out clearly to us that Easter means God, re- demption from sins -life and immor- tality, a message.dear to each of us. The remainder of the service was taken up by an Eaeter choral Can- tata, "King of Glory" by R. 5. Mor- rison, a cantataseftill of beauty, both in word and inuStc, which Was excel- lently rendered bYlethe choir under the able leadership of leir. Andrew Hicks. The attacks Were prompt 'bright, IViarcato 'passages In precise tempo The Crueifixion passagee roll call was responded to by rem- iniscences and Mrs. G. K. 'Brown gave a talk on pioneer life which was much enjoyed by all. The ladies quartette consisting of Mrs. E. Feist, Mrs. E. Wenzel, Mrs. C. Heist and Mrs. IL F. Eilber favored the audience with two selections which were beautifully rendered. Miss Clara Morlock also gave an. in- teresting reading. On Sunday evening next, Rev. D. McTavish, pastor of the Methodist church, will begin a serieVof ser- mons on "Divine Dynamics" or "Tests that made history". Into these spiritual messages the preach- er will weave in story form the bio- graphy of some great character whose life has been moulded by the text. Subject next. Sunday "The Guide of Youth" or "The test that made William Knipp." Come hear the'story of this great man's life as missionary and emanicipator to the slaves of Jamaica. Watch the Columns of the press for further an- nouncements. EverYone •welcome. The oratorical contest under the auspices, of the W.M.S. in the Evan- gelical church on 'Friday evening last was a rare treat' for those who had the privilege of hearing it. The five young ladies who took part in the contest certainly excelled them- selves ad held the audience in rapt attention while the various numbers were being given. The program opened with two fine selections from the orchestra and the readings were interspeted with musical selections. Miss Clara, Oestreieher and Mr. Clay- ton Sims sang a -duett. The choir, furnished an anthem and four ladies of the W.M.S. a quartette. The sneakers of the evening were intro- duced by number and the order hi -which they spoke was as follows: Miss Smith, Miss Addie Gaiser, Migs Losetta Heist, Miss Nola GaiSer, Miss Clara Morlock. Dull gave a reading on some branch of miesion+ ary endeavor and their subjects and the manner in which they presented were rendered in moderate, sympa- 1 them proved very interesting. The thetic style. The. obligate and s0-1 The -task of judging the contestinte Mane solos takon , by Mrs. P. Pen- was undertaken by Messrs E. 3. warden were -.exceptienally fine. a Wethey, G. S. Howard and S. M. top register reddhing•A natural wae in full tone antletcolOes, clear and of pleasing quality. Numbers, supnle- montary to the (cantata included a lovely duett, MI eVrill, lift up mint eyes" by Mr. aftd. Mrs, Lloyd Hod- gins, a samaras: and baritone duett "Jestis Lover 'et mly Soul," by Mrs. .Penwarclen utile Mr, A. Hicks, a piano trio, "TWiligiVi by Mesdames 'contest was presented with a beauti- I Kiteley, Penwarden and Essery and fttI pin, each of the others also ro- e, plane cluott, "GalipOli," by Mos- eeived .an award,, Southeott of Exeter and the former beillg chosen the speaker announcet the deeision, the award being given to the first speaker, Miss 8mith, 'Ilia pastor, Rev. Mr, Dreier, acted as chairman. Following the program the contestants and the jialges were served a Most magnificent luneh by the W,M.S, and the wiener of the KNNIE'S Selected Pure Bred Seed Corn is of uniform, high gennination, and is the best that can be procured anywhere. It is Care- fully Wetted, and thoroughly acelirnated to Canadian. grov4tig conditions. We htyr cepequnend the foltowlog varitties listed in the °aloof t popularity. atirtnineS, Bger STRAINS Ott 'UNTO cti.MPTONS toganuovi Nam twara. RENNIE'S Orar Vrit.o Olt DWI's luritovicattomie Weirs CA? 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Qualified judge for poultry shows Honor graduate of American Poultry School GARNET R. HEYWOOD EXETER, ONTARIO - .S0• 1 STEPHEN 'The'folloWing is the report of the Easter tests .of S. 8. No, 1, Stephen; -Sr. IV.- Hazel Hay 81. Sr. III -- Ruby Redden., 71, Mabel Hay 64. Jr. III.—Mina Flynn 41. Sr. II.— Pauline; Hodgins 74. Jr. Elliott 76 Gerald Redden' 70, Ger- aldine Hedden 67, Aaron Hodgins 52, Harry Flynn*. '- Number on roll 10, average atten- dance 8.2. M. Ford, Teacher Miss Vera Heywood. is spending the vacation at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John 'Heywood. Rev. Duncan McTavish olive a splendid lecture in the church here in the interests of the Mission Band on Monday night. . - Seeding has been done in record time this year, the weather being Our genial store keeper, Mr. C. Stephen is to be congratulated on the arrival of a young clerk last week. However, we are afraid. he will not be able to tie up parcels Lor a while. Ms. Wilson. Hawkins and family have moved to Seaforth. Mr. Joshua Johns has resigned after teaching the Adult Bible Class for Some years. He has been most faithful and now feels that some one younger should help bear the resnonsibility. NDBEND Mr. and Mrs. Ware Oliver and children Of St. Marys, visited here for '``a, feW, days. Mr: :and ` Mrs. Bruce Tiedman of Pt. -Huron, visited on Sunday at John Devine's. Mr: ;Ross Disjardine, of Detroit, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. DiSjardine on Sunday. Miss Marjorie Disjardine, of Lon - !don, visited her parents over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sheppard, of T'hedford,, visited et H. Gill's on SuMildrasy.:•J'Ohn Baird, who has been Crediton for two weeks return- ed home Thursday. Mrs : Salt. Sims visited for a feW clays ,with her ,parents, Mrs. and Mrs.' J.' Baird!' . Mrs, l'reeburn, of Port Huron, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus- Green, Warren Patterson‘ and Kenneth Taylor, of Sarnia, are visiting their parents. It is reported that Mr. John Love 'has bought the Maccabees Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Statton moved here recently from the West and are living with Mr. Statton's mother. This week it is our sad duty to mention the death. of Mrs. Alex. Perriso,, „whose maiden name Was 1Viabel Anges Green. She had been ailing for some time with heart trouble and was up and around as Usual until a few days before her death, which took place on, dood Friday morning at 11 o'clock. Her age was 32 years, 11 months and 6 days. Mrs. Perris() was a kind neighbour and will be missed hY many friends. She leaves to mourn her loss lier husband and two small children, besides her parents and four brothers and one sister, Mr. Rush, of Exeter is her goand- father. Mrs. Baker, of pt. Huron, attended the funeral which was held on Sunday afternoon and winch was very large. The bereaved have the sympathy of the conimunity. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, of tendon, came here, last week and are living in their senimer home. Quite a nuniber from different parts motor- ed here Good Friday pending g feW hours at their summer cottages. Mr. and Mrs. W. Is. Balkwill, of Exeter attended the funeral of Mis. Perriso on Sunday, the cleansed be - 1 ing nein of Mrs. Balkwill. Look for the Fuller Man's Cali— Some day soon, I, the Fuller Man will call at your home. I hope to inspect the Fuller Brushes you now have and also show youthe newest Fullcr Products. If you wish to get in touch with trie before my call, write �rphone. R. L. ROGERS James Street, Exeter FULLER RUSHES EASTER REPORT • S. S. NO. 9, BIDDULPH Sr. IV.—Mary Macdonald 69. Sr. III.—Doris Hodgins 65, Maurice Macdonald abs. Sr. IL—Marjorie Isaac 85, Marlys McFalls 68, Chas. Atkinson 60, Kenneth Hodgins 55. Jr. IL—Bruce Isaac. Sr. 1.—Doris McFalls, Gladys Turner. Jr. 1.--s Ralph Atkinson. Primer—Andrew Blair, Donald Blair. Begin.—Irene Smyth. E. E. Ryan, Teacher', To which class. do you belong? "80% of the merchants In any line of business follow traditional methods and are con- tent with a small profit" —says a well known authority. "Theother 20% find okd. methods too slow—are continually devising new ways for getting tew customers—for making larger profits!), flow many new customer ouid YOU find aariong 1:14 0,000 new telephotid xn 114 ed yea* iA Ontarla guebeo? CoHi a amityjesa Mon 4% te OVVINO1 outlay y .. - i New Roof for adwelling house put on the Galt steel shingle. These' shingles are made and gal- vanized as they should ,be. For- a barn put on the Galt high grade corrugated steel sheets if you want a roof made and galvanized as it should be. s , Pure copper liglitning rods and above roofing a specialty. APPLY TO - John Elder, Mensal' Phone No. 1 Builder's . Supplies , Wallpaper Asphalt Shingles Hardwood flooring laid and Polished , Alterations and New Work Promptly attended to. ESTDIATES FREE • J. S. SANGSTER BUILDER, ÷ HENSALL • Hensall Tile, ,Brick and Block Yard DEALERS IN Cement, ' Hydrated Lime and Hard Wall Plaster ,,,We have been appointed local deal - or Ma; Gyproc Wall Board. for Hell- ion and surrounding district. This * a fire proof wall board. "Why build to burn? When, in need of building Supplies consult as as we can supplr all your needs. Phone 7 PR. A. MOIR,- L. M. C. C. . raystorAN AND SURGEON none 70 ' HENSALL DR. J. W. PECK Graduat• of Faculty of Medicine, University, Montreal; ' Member W College of Physicians and Surgeons bT Ontario; Licentiate of Medical •Xienneil of Canada; Poet Graduate /11 ilember of Realdent Medical staff of "general Hospital, Montreal, 1914-15; riffice, 3 doors east of Poet Office. oxe 56, Herisall,•Ontario. 14.110TIONEElt OSCAR KLOPP Minor Graduate Carey' Jones' AU - Mimi Scheel, Special course taken 'Xiagistered Live Stock Breeds,) !Merchandise,• Real Estate, ram ete, Retell i* keeping with proVaiiing prlees, Satisfattion Wa- vered, 'Write Oscar Move, Marla; or Vilre Zurich, . Master Lorne IVIateliall'of London s Visiting in town this,' week. Mi Wm.,.;',M0<ay pent Easter eek with relatives in. Toronto. 'f!Mr. Harry•Smith.ot London, silent he Week -end athis home in town. Miss Helen Fisher',"of Toronto, pent the holiday her-honie here. Mrs. Will tHeggarth.of .London, is Ilia week, yising With, friends in ciwn. - Quite a. large aereiga of onions re being ,so.wn In this, vicinity just pw. Mrs. J.Millar, of Windsor; was .visitor thia''Week sirith''relatixes in own. . Rev, and .41,ys,. Attliui, Sinclair and amily are svisitinge this week. in arnia. . . • Rev. McConnell and' Miss Laura isited over :Eastertretth..relatives in oronto. , v.-. • - Mr. Thos. Palmer is ,having some mprOvementS niade Po' his house on ome in teSvn..n rekrie,T ' Mrs. R. E.eCtibls ancrehildrere and iss .M..Ploddens are Visiting rela- ives in Welland. • Hcibkirks Of London, spent he week -end withsherl.,parente, Mr. nd Mrs. "Walter -Hobkislc. qVir. H2Strang of Usberne preach - d very inspiring_ „sermons in the arrnel etiurh oday,last. ' Dr. 'Cainiebeli )ofsToronto paid a hort, visit recently to Mr. Thomas urdock, whcSliaS;•been quite ill, Mr. Thos.,,Fareiih.ar is on the job is mail man iuJetou owing to the Thiess of Mr. .Vom:. Murdock. Mr. .Glen Brcdfoot of the Stand - rd Bank, Dungannon spent the eek -end at his home nearetown. ,Mr. Ed. -Berry and Mr. and Mrs. . . ilson Berry -of .Windsor, were vis - tors "nver Sunday with Mrs. Thos. erry. Mr. and Mrs. Stapleton, of. Lon - on, spent Good Friday with ,the atter's father, Mr. W: Stone and amily. Next Sunday:- is Decieion Day in he Methodist church here. In the vening, Rev. Sinclair Will take for is subjeet "The Unpardonable Sin." Don't forget "The Treasure Hunt- ers," the play tobe given in the own hall Friday evening. It prom- ises to be a real treat Don't miss The Easter services in the Meth- odist Church on Sunday was well at- tended, arid.special,music was given by the choir. At_the evening ser- vice Mr. Samuel Rannie Sang a sola which was much enjoyed.. Mr., Armstrong, of London, Gov- ernment egg inspector was in town Thurslay' evening getting in' touch with our local egg dealers and giv- ing instructions on egg grading. All egg dealers • i31 • Hensall must start grading this week. The regular meethig of the Leag- ue was held on Monday t' eVelling, Miss Gladys Luker very' ably gave the topic on "The Resurrection ". -An instrumental by Miss Greta Larrinhe and Miss Rena Iludsbn and a read- ing by IVIiss IrraW•Higgins were all well rendered. The Mission and of the Metho- dist church held an entertainment in the basement of the church on Tuesday evening. A tea was serv- ed by ladies of the W. M. S. after which a program was'given by Band members. The meeting was also addressed by Mrs. 1Viollard of Exeter District Organizer. SCHOOL REPORT (too late for last Week.) Jr.' III—Total marks 100, Honore 525; Pass 420: Irene Deters 583, Mabel W'orkman, 5666, Wm. Drum- mond 560, Mary Gillies 557, Flor- ence McDonald 536, Howard Hemp- hill 520,, Grace Brock 515, Beryl Drummond' 503, Hazel Hudson 488, Treee Ilegarth 483, Lizzie Bean 479, Gladys Passinore 473, Harold Poster 469, Wm. Nieol 168, Harold Iledden 417*, May Kenning 396**, 1L1oyd MeLaughton 368*, Ruth 'Redden 188 4. 4: 4,, • Sr, It—Total Marks 700, r-lonors 525, Peas 420: Ruth McLaughlin 576, 1VIerlon MoKay 50i, Alice Hig- gins 494, Eleanor Bell 450, Aldon Appleton 462, Harold. Appleton 436, Catherino Morrison 482, Roy Brook 421, Norman McKay 863, Christina Morrison 304, Egbeli libber 245, John McKay 228, Tommy Sniale 218 Wm. Dildson 170***. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Priest of Lon- don visited over the week -end with the former's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Priest. , Mrs. Urquhart and Miss Beatrice Urquhart left Friday evening for Philadelphia, where they will reside for a time., (.1 17atiteside of Stratford Normal and M. "Lorne Whiteside of Hamilton visited over the week -end at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lindenfield of London Visited over the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lindenfield and other relatives in town. Miss Nettie Pepper teacher at Russeldale and Miss Grace Pepper, who is attending Stratford Normal are both honie for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Quance of Exeter were Easter visitors at the home of Dirr. and Mrs.' Samuel Dil- ling. Lantern slides oe China will be shown in. the Methodist Church on Tuesday evening April 21st under the auspices of Main St. Churcb Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, liedden and Miss Katherine Case of St Cathar- ines viSited over the week -end with Mi . and Mrs, George Hedden and family, Miss Flprence 'SV'elsh of London and Miss Dorothy, who is attending Stratford Ng:y=1 'visited over the holiday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Welsh. Mr, 3 os I -lagan Who has beeu spending the winter here left on Tuesday evening for 4Vincleor. Mr, Hagan intencti building a number oe houses in WindsOr this summer. The 'Easter danee in the town hall oh Monday evening was largely ats tended, Auto 1.oadO coining* Item. Zurich, Exeter and Clinton. The music Was furnished by the Avalon orchestra �f Lateen.. Dashwood IDr. H. H. Cowen, L. D. S. D. D. S. DENTAL SURGEON At McCormick's Block, Zurich, every Thursday and SaturclaY. MAIN OFFICE Hartleib's Block Dashwood, OAL Mr: Homer Guenther of Bleaheira spent Easter at his home here. miss Grace. Kellerman is visiting in Toronto, MM. J. Guenther and family vis- ited in Kitchell en. Sunday. Miss MYrta, Hoffman a Kitchens. er spent Easter at her home here. Mr. Raymond Caifas left on Mon- day for Detroit. Mr. A Musser of London is vis- iting her daughter; Mrs, A. Haugh. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Edighoffer of Mitchell spent Good Friday with Mrs, Jane Guenther. , Miss Elizabeth Hartlieb of Lon- don spent the holiday at her home heiMe;s. Peter 1VIcIsaac and little granddaughter Mary are visiting in Detroit and Leamington. Jimmie Isaac of London is visit- ing wth Buster Zimmer. Mr. and ,Mrs. Fred Rinker and tfoawmn.ily of Thedford spent Sunday in Misses Alma and 'Myrtle Koch and Mr. Wilford Koch of Detroit, 1V1r. and Mrs. Pitt of Thorndale and Mr. and Mrs. Dale of Wilton Grove sPent the, holidays at the home of Mr.and Mrs. George Koch. Miss Olivia Weltin is attending the funeral of her grandmother, Mrs. Dietrich of St. Clemens. Rev and Mrs. Yager are attend- ing the conference this week. Messrs. Jac. and Wm. Shoemaker of Pigeen, Mich., visited in this vic- inity over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. W. Graybiel of Woodstock .spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. J. W.*Graybiel. Mr. Herb Wein, has purchased the property of the late Mr. Chas. Stein- hagen. Preparations are being made for a band concert to be held in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schroeder entertained a number of friends on - Thursday evening in honor of Miss Lena Steinhagen, prior to her de- parture for ,Exeter where she will make her home with her sister, Mrs. 3 Davis During the evening Miss Steinhagen waa', presented with a sum of money after which "refresh- ments were serVect The 'Ladies Aid of the Lutheran church are holding a hot supper in the basement of the church an Tues - 'day evening,,April 21st. „• holidaying with her grandparents %RJ1D4Z APIti daisies Penwarden and Essery, a grand, finale to NthiS ruusieal treat the choir rendered "Gloria in Ex- celels" froxn 12th 1Viass by Mozart, leaving the peOple reverend over the Glory and Majesty of God on- High. The serviee made taster and itS meaning to us very real, the mess- ages sinking deeply into oar hearta to bring forth fruit in due season. 1 CREDITON Mr. Tinney, Miss Tinney and Miss Orine of Buffalo are visiting Or. and Mrs. Ornie over the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sweitser of Lon- don visited relatives on Sunday, Mr. Harold Young, visited -with his grandparents over Easter Sun- day. S Miss Pearl Metz of London Pent Easter with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry M'otz. Mr. and Mrs. T. Yull and niece, and Frank Scheiding, all of London, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mote. Mr. Henry Motz having 143 house remodelled. Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Shearclown of Goderich spent Easter with the former's mother Mrs. H. Sheardown. Mr. Aaron Sweitzer of Detroit, spent Easter with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sweitzer. Messrs. Everett and Herbert Haist of Detroit were holiday visit- ors at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs, Fred Mist. • Mrs. Chas Zwicker and Master Gerald are spending the holidays at New Hamburg. Rev. and Mrs. W. *V. Drier are at- tending conference at Hanover. Rev. Mr. ArreTavish was In Ailsa Craig last week conducting a series of special servic6 during Passion week. The attendance at the ser- vices was very gratifying and sev- eral decisions for Christ have been inade as a result of this special ef- fort. Mr. and Ezra Oestricher. and Miss Eva Oestricher of Windsor; ,,were holiday visitors at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Fahner of London. spent Easter at the home of Mr. Chris. Fahner. Mrs. Dave Geil, of Kitchener, is holidaying with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dawn, of Ches- ley and Mrs. and Mrs. Braun of Per - est visited with. Mr, and Mrs, G. I. Braun over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson, Wenzel spent the holiday among relatives -at Listowel. • Miss Pearl Motz, of London spent the week -end at home. • 1Viiss Miriam Dowdell, of London spent the holiday. with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Finkbeiner. - Miss Lila Kuhn, of Windsor spent the holiday at home. Miss Jean Lankin, of Lu.can, is CENTRALIA Mr. anM d rs. John. Young. • Mr . Earl Hodgson of Wheatley, hThe Misses Lily and Cora Stahls ave returned to London atter visit - spent the_Eagter 'Holidays at ,,his Mg over Sunday at their home. ' home here. ' " Dr. Grine has purchased a new Mr. and Mi. E. Powe of London, Maxwell coach. spent Easter at the home of the lat- Mr. Mose Feist has a new Ford ter'S parents Mr. and Mrs. A Brooks Coach. Mr. and Mrs. N. Pettit, of London The Misses Inez, Dorothy and Car - were visitors over the holidays with rie Fahner are visiting in London. Mr. and Mrs. S. Richards. - Rev. Mr. McTavish journeyed to Miss Lois Richards spent the Eas- Elimville Monday night of this week ter Roliday with ' her parents Mr. where under the auspices of the and Mrs. Richards. Mission Band he gave a dramatic re - Mr. and Mrs. W. Anderson and cital of Van Dyke's !The Other baby, of Londoni spent the holiday Wise Man" and also a three quarter with the later's parents Mr. and Mrs hour lecture on The Measure of a Geo. Essery. Man." Mr. and Mrs. •. Simpson, of Lon- The locel branch of the Women's don, were visitors 'over Sunday with Institute entertghed the grand Mr. and Mrs. J. Okemothers of the community at their Mrs. Ricker, of Hensall, spent the meeting held on Tuesday, the 7th week -end with Mrs. W. Bowden. of April in the Institute Hall. The Mr. and Mrs. J. Routledge. of Dutton, visited with Mr. and Mrs S. Thompson over Sunday. Mr. A. Parson, of London, visited at the home of his brother Mr. W. Parson over the holiday. Mr. J. 'Wilson who has been ill for some weeks passed is able to be out again. t. Mr. and Mrs. A. Copeland of Wing - ham visited at the home of the lat- ter's parents Mr. and Mrs. T. C. El- liott. - Mr, and Mrs. J. Brock, of the vil- lage celebrated their golden wed- ding anniversary on Tuesday April 14th. Over thirty guests were present and a most enjoyable time was spent. • Mr. and Mrs. Brock were married in St. Marys 50 years ago. The day was fine and bright similar to weather we have been enjoying. The following day it rained and the day after that it be - gap p to snow. Mr. Brock farmed in Usborne "for many years, until re- tiring and ' moving to Centralia. They have three children, Alfred, of Shoal Lake, Man,, Jonathan, of Lon- don and Mrs. John lintchinson, the latter two being present for the oc- casion. Their many friends join in wishing that they may be spared to celebrate many more annivers- aries. A congregation ve'lich filled the church in Centralia 'Laster Sunday evening listened to a beautiful and. most reverend service. The pastor, Rev. W. Kiteley, delivered a short sermon which brought out clearly to us that Easter means God, re- demption from sins -life and immor- tality, a message.dear to each of us. The remainder of the service was taken up by an Eaeter choral Can- tata, "King of Glory" by R. 5. Mor- rison, a cantataseftill of beauty, both in word and inuStc, which Was excel- lently rendered bYlethe choir under the able leadership of leir. Andrew Hicks. The attacks Were prompt 'bright, IViarcato 'passages In precise tempo The Crueifixion passagee roll call was responded to by rem- iniscences and Mrs. G. K. 'Brown gave a talk on pioneer life which was much enjoyed by all. The ladies quartette consisting of Mrs. E. Feist, Mrs. E. Wenzel, Mrs. C. Heist and Mrs. IL F. Eilber favored the audience with two selections which were beautifully rendered. Miss Clara Morlock also gave an. in- teresting reading. On Sunday evening next, Rev. D. McTavish, pastor of the Methodist church, will begin a serieVof ser- mons on "Divine Dynamics" or "Tests that made history". Into these spiritual messages the preach- er will weave in story form the bio- graphy of some great character whose life has been moulded by the text. Subject next. Sunday "The Guide of Youth" or "The test that made William Knipp." Come hear the'story of this great man's life as missionary and emanicipator to the slaves of Jamaica. Watch the Columns of the press for further an- nouncements. EverYone •welcome. The oratorical contest under the auspices, of the W.M.S. in the Evan- gelical church on 'Friday evening last was a rare treat' for those who had the privilege of hearing it. The five young ladies who took part in the contest certainly excelled them- selves ad held the audience in rapt attention while the various numbers were being given. The program opened with two fine selections from the orchestra and the readings were interspeted with musical selections. Miss Clara, Oestreieher and Mr. Clay- ton Sims sang a -duett. The choir, furnished an anthem and four ladies of the W.M.S. a quartette. The sneakers of the evening were intro- duced by number and the order hi -which they spoke was as follows: Miss Smith, Miss Addie Gaiser, Migs Losetta Heist, Miss Nola GaiSer, Miss Clara Morlock. Dull gave a reading on some branch of miesion+ ary endeavor and their subjects and the manner in which they presented were rendered in moderate, sympa- 1 them proved very interesting. The thetic style. The. obligate and s0-1 The -task of judging the contestinte Mane solos takon , by Mrs. P. Pen- was undertaken by Messrs E. 3. warden were -.exceptienally fine. a Wethey, G. S. Howard and S. M. top register reddhing•A natural wae in full tone antletcolOes, clear and of pleasing quality. Numbers, supnle- montary to the (cantata included a lovely duett, MI eVrill, lift up mint eyes" by Mr. aftd. Mrs, Lloyd Hod- gins, a samaras: and baritone duett "Jestis Lover 'et mly Soul," by Mrs. .Penwarclen utile Mr, A. Hicks, a piano trio, "TWiligiVi by Mesdames 'contest was presented with a beauti- I Kiteley, Penwarden and Essery and fttI pin, each of the others also ro- e, plane cluott, "GalipOli," by Mos- eeived .an award,, Southeott of Exeter and the former beillg chosen the speaker announcet the deeision, the award being given to the first speaker, Miss 8mith, 'Ilia pastor, Rev. Mr, Dreier, acted as chairman. Following the program the contestants and the jialges were served a Most magnificent luneh by the W,M.S, and the wiener of the KNNIE'S Selected Pure Bred Seed Corn is of uniform, high gennination, and is the best that can be procured anywhere. It is Care- fully Wetted, and thoroughly acelirnated to Canadian. grov4tig conditions. We htyr cepequnend the foltowlog varitties listed in the °aloof t popularity. atirtnineS, Bger STRAINS Ott 'UNTO cti.MPTONS toganuovi Nam twara. RENNIE'S Orar Vrit.o Olt DWI's luritovicattomie Weirs CA? 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Qualified judge for poultry shows Honor graduate of American Poultry School GARNET R. HEYWOOD EXETER, ONTARIO - .S0• 1 STEPHEN 'The'folloWing is the report of the Easter tests .of S. 8. No, 1, Stephen; -Sr. IV.- Hazel Hay 81. Sr. III -- Ruby Redden., 71, Mabel Hay 64. Jr. III.—Mina Flynn 41. Sr. II.— Pauline; Hodgins 74. Jr. Elliott 76 Gerald Redden' 70, Ger- aldine Hedden 67, Aaron Hodgins 52, Harry Flynn*. '- Number on roll 10, average atten- dance 8.2. M. Ford, Teacher Miss Vera Heywood. is spending the vacation at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John 'Heywood. Rev. Duncan McTavish olive a splendid lecture in the church here in the interests of the Mission Band on Monday night. . - Seeding has been done in record time this year, the weather being Our genial store keeper, Mr. C. Stephen is to be congratulated on the arrival of a young clerk last week. However, we are afraid. he will not be able to tie up parcels Lor a while. Ms. Wilson. Hawkins and family have moved to Seaforth. Mr. Joshua Johns has resigned after teaching the Adult Bible Class for Some years. He has been most faithful and now feels that some one younger should help bear the resnonsibility. NDBEND Mr. and Mrs. Ware Oliver and children Of St. Marys, visited here for '``a, feW, days. Mr: :and ` Mrs. Bruce Tiedman of Pt. -Huron, visited on Sunday at John Devine's. Mr: ;Ross Disjardine, of Detroit, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. DiSjardine on Sunday. Miss Marjorie Disjardine, of Lon - !don, visited her parents over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sheppard, of T'hedford,, visited et H. Gill's on SuMildrasy.:•J'Ohn Baird, who has been Crediton for two weeks return- ed home Thursday. Mrs : Salt. Sims visited for a feW clays ,with her ,parents, Mrs. and Mrs.' J.' Baird!' . Mrs, l'reeburn, of Port Huron, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus- Green, Warren Patterson‘ and Kenneth Taylor, of Sarnia, are visiting their parents. It is reported that Mr. John Love 'has bought the Maccabees Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Statton moved here recently from the West and are living with Mr. Statton's mother. This week it is our sad duty to mention the death. of Mrs. Alex. Perriso,, „whose maiden name Was 1Viabel Anges Green. She had been ailing for some time with heart trouble and was up and around as Usual until a few days before her death, which took place on, dood Friday morning at 11 o'clock. Her age was 32 years, 11 months and 6 days. Mrs. Perris() was a kind neighbour and will be missed hY many friends. She leaves to mourn her loss lier husband and two small children, besides her parents and four brothers and one sister, Mr. Rush, of Exeter is her goand- father. Mrs. Baker, of pt. Huron, attended the funeral which was held on Sunday afternoon and winch was very large. The bereaved have the sympathy of the conimunity. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, of tendon, came here, last week and are living in their senimer home. Quite a nuniber from different parts motor- ed here Good Friday pending g feW hours at their summer cottages. Mr. and Mrs. W. Is. Balkwill, of Exeter attended the funeral of Mis. Perriso on Sunday, the cleansed be - 1 ing nein of Mrs. Balkwill. Look for the Fuller Man's Cali— Some day soon, I, the Fuller Man will call at your home. I hope to inspect the Fuller Brushes you now have and also show youthe newest Fullcr Products. If you wish to get in touch with trie before my call, write �rphone. R. L. ROGERS James Street, Exeter FULLER RUSHES EASTER REPORT • S. S. NO. 9, BIDDULPH Sr. IV.—Mary Macdonald 69. Sr. III.—Doris Hodgins 65, Maurice Macdonald abs. Sr. IL—Marjorie Isaac 85, Marlys McFalls 68, Chas. Atkinson 60, Kenneth Hodgins 55. Jr. IL—Bruce Isaac. Sr. 1.—Doris McFalls, Gladys Turner. Jr. 1.--s Ralph Atkinson. Primer—Andrew Blair, Donald Blair. Begin.—Irene Smyth. E. E. Ryan, Teacher', To which class. do you belong? "80% of the merchants In any line of business follow traditional methods and are con- tent with a small profit" —says a well known authority. "Theother 20% find okd. methods too slow—are continually devising new ways for getting tew customers—for making larger profits!), flow many new customer ouid YOU find aariong 1:14 0,000 new telephotid xn 114 ed yea* iA Ontarla guebeo? CoHi a amityjesa Mon 4% te OVVINO1 outlay y