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Having the licenced 'agency
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on the above, as well ,as the
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which I also have the agency.
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Phone No. 1
ev.
Mensal] Tile, Brick
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DEALERS IN -
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R. X.1MOIR, L:M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN' AND <SURGEON e
Phone 70 '
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HENSALL
DR. J. W. PECK
4raduate Of PacUlty
211cGill University-, ' Monlreal; Mem-
ber. of College of Physicians and
Surgeons of ,Oiltaria; Licentiate of
liedical Council.; of ,Canaan , Post
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real, 191445; Office 3 doors east
of Post Office:. Phone 56, Hensel",
etIntazio.
AUCTIONEER
- OSCA1\1KLOPP
'Honor Gradnate Carey Ares' Au -
action School, Special aurae taken in
'Registered Live Stock (all Breeds,)
'".-•••-.Merchandise, Real Estate, Farm
Sales,' etc. . Rates in keeping 'with
prevailing' prices. Satisfaction as-
-Purer", write Oscar Klopp, Zurich, or
'wire 18-93, Zuriebe
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WHITT PINE
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THIS IS THE IWP O we(XII4
kiP VISITS/ ;GOOD COAL WiT11.1t
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CLATWORTrar
GRAXTON
4.
The executive of the isoutla Huron
jInited Farmers' • Asseniation met
here on Saturday; when' Optimistic
reports were pres,ented from the
Municipal represeritatavaa present.
A. committee was aapoitifed to ar-
range for public meetinge to be held
in Clinton and Exeter In the near
future, They • hope , to Secure as
speaker for .each meeting Hon E. C.
Drury. and Hon. W. E. Raney. The
matter of calling a• nominating con-
vention and the date thereof was
left to the diseretien ,qf 1,,resideut
W. G. Medd, and the, Seciretary, , G.
W. ' Sayton. WWiarn.'BILek, M.P.
forepre riding was,preeent,alid 'took
part .in the deliberation.
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SCH001...REPOR1F ••
Report for the month, of April. --
• • •
Primary Room' '
Names in order -'of: metit
Jr. IIA—Mabel Fee, Lorne ;Elder.
Harvey Endson, Vidle. Eilderbrand,
Edith Wolfe, .Stewart Bel, Margaret
Kennings, Kornelia• Faber.,; e. Hugh
McDougal, John -Farquhar,; •;; •
Jr. IIB-z-Ray-,Patereen, .Helen
Glenn, Harold Sherrit;'Mary- Hemp-
hill, Malec:dna Gillies, LicrYcULinden-
field, 'Bobby Passmore, gaokiltounge
DorethY Cook, Herbertelieddena
Sr. I. ---Olive 4Breele, NithrYn
DrYsdale.• ' lee
1.—Minnie SangsteraelMyrna
Hudson, Mildred IPollick,;;, Timothy
Drummond, Nee'renan.-Sinclaine•Irene
Smale. " ••• _
Sr. Pr.—Mary •McConne1l,•3,1areo1d
Higgins, Mary Little, Orville elied-
den, Kenneth Mantis: sal -areas
Jr. Pr.—Dorothy kfcQueen,4eIlar-
old Bell, Harry. Clark, Billie•Glenn,
Harold Bonthron, Millie F,eee Der-
othy. Deters, Fred 1VIcDongal..,;
Jessie Buchana,n.77Teltehee
• Senior Room° • •
Sr. IV—Scott Welsh 90, Gerttade
Higgins 89, Roy •Soldan‘ 88, Lillian
Steacy 85, Beryl ,Pfaff 83, •Marguret
Drummond 83, Pearl , Elder ;•,.8.2,
Louise Drummond". ;$ID, Poreithy
Little 79, Bertha Soldan 76, Mar-
garet McLaren 76,',Narie,Festel•-•71.
Lloyd Pasemoie 61, Russel Blaeac-
Well 59. ..:-; e ;
Jr.IV—Mildred SknIh 8 13fly
Joynt 82, Harold' Munn 89, :Roy
Smale 79', Albert paeemore-,, 76„.:13.
Hogarth 59, DorothY"'
Sr.' Leila
Lindenfield 75, Joyce' .Sorutbn 711,
Albert Wolfe 67, • Er dill; •Camercni-- 66,
Edward Little -66; MarionT SinClair
63, Clare Zuefle 61:',.:Ednati'Aolf4 32,
Royce Welsh 32. -
WM:** aY';' Teaeher.
CHISELHURST
Mr. Milne Rennie visited in town
ou Friday.
Mr, Will Moore of Loudon was in
town Tuesday. ,
MissMary Mclaaig visited friend
in Exeter on Saturday.
Mr. Laird Mickle has 'purchased
a ,new iVIaawell Coupe.
Mr. Stewart, piano tuner, of Hanle
ilton, is in town this week.
MastereBobby DrYsdale is confined
to his home with scarlet fevey.
The school hhs recently ,been fUm-
igated by health inspector Todd. -
Mr. and Mrs. A.' L. Case are away
spending their holiday fs in Detroit
Mi .and Mis.,John Young visited
their daughteralWrs. Duncan at Har-
rington.
Miss Polly Moore, of Woodstock,
is 'visiting her sister, Mrs. Thos.
Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Coxworth
and little' sea Visited in towa 511
Tuesday
MFloee.ce'Welsh of Lon'apn',
visited over the week end ' at her
home here. - • '
-:•'rTfr
.Mr. J. Lewis, 0.N.R.e.reliev1ng op-
erator is .relieving Mae Qes, at the
station here °-
The annual Greyhound excursion
from Goderich to Detroit is on June
9th- this Year.
Mr. Milton Russell of Sexeraltla
recently purchased a Studebaker car
from Cook bros..' •
Mr._ Wm. Pfaff is sending out
large qaantities of cement theF.-e3
days to the farmers.
.•11riss Gladys Luker will- take
charge of the14car cream' parlor at
the New Commercial.
Quite a nuraberefrom .here attend-
ed the ball gaine at the Boundary oes.
Wednesday evening.
A public auction will be held in
Warreners' livery stable on Satur-
day evening, May 30th.
Mr. F. Zurbrigg of St. Marys and
Mr.-,,prich of Seaforth' visited with
Mr/E. Knipe on Monday.
Mr. A. Nv. E. Hemphill is having
an' electric range installed in his
home by Mr. Jack Passmore.
Mr. Andrew Howe, Blockman foi
the 'International Harvester Co.,
was in town Tuesday on linsinese.
Celebration at Crediton on Mon-
day, May 25th. A league ball game
will be played between Zurich' and
Crediton. , -
- Mies •aIrehe --Hazelwood who has
been 'visiting friends in` town return-
ed to her home in London on Mon-
day evening. .
Mr. Alex Murdock is improving
the appearance of his store °coupled,
by Mrs. -13. Bell by having the front
of the 'building stuccoed.
Don't,forget the anniinl trap shoot
to be held on June 3rd by the Hen-
sel' Gun Club on their greunds here
commewing at 10 a.m. •
Mr. ' Win. Luker ha e' accepled e
position with Mr. John Millar Of
Exeter handling one of Mr. Millar
horses for the Summer.
Rev. A. Sinclair and Mr( N. Peck
are attending the conference of the
Methodist church in Centennial
church, London this week. ,
Don't forget -.the °Petting ball
game; of the season, Crediton vs.
Hensall, on Friday evening. Come
and give the home boys your sup -
)port.
e Dr. Knapp, our local dentist will
attend a convention of Dental Sur-
geons in'Toronto next -yank, and his
office will be closed from May 26th
to the 30th.
Mr. Gerald Farquhar who has been
aonfined to his home for the past 5
weeks with scarlet fever is able to
be about again,; The/ quarantine was
1MA-on Tuesday. \
Mr. Lorne 1VrcNaughtone"who: un-•
dement an operation in;Seaforth is
now convalescing at Hensall with
his father and mother,' Mr: - and,
Mrs. Dan. McNaughton- ..,We, ,are
glad to hear that Lorne is recover-
inges well as can be expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dayman ef
near Kippen and 41izabeth Ann•
Dayman visited at the home of, Mrs.
Raney and family oy`er Sunday.
Rev. Dr. Medd of Wheatley will
preach net Sunday afternoon in
the Chiselhurst Methodist church in
the interests bf the'Lord's Day Al-
liance. ••,.• '
Intended for laeb week ,
.Mr:.*Lofire MeNgfightOn eva Olen`
to Seaforth hospital -the 2nd or,-;,MaY
to be Operated cafefor appen`cafeatis:
He is getting along as well as :could
be expected.
The neighbors around Mr.
iNaugliton'e went with three- mantire
sPreadere and several fillers- and
drew a lot of manure. The next
day ten teams went and plowed;
As Sunday was Mothers' Day
a mens choir furnished music in
honor of the mothersalso Misg P01 -
lick of Clinton sang a beautiful Solo
which was en\lbyed very much.
Mr,. Charles Cann, of Exeter, visit-
ed at 'Roy lVfcDonald's last week,
THAMES ROAD
•
The 'V‘;'.M,S. met at the home of
Mrs. Thos. Balantyne. There wee a"
large attendance:The meeking was
Opened by einging hymn 210, foc-!
lowed 'by the Scripture reeding earl
prayer by the president. Mrs. Wise
-
Man read the remainder of the ttlt
chapter from the text book; Mrs.
Ethetington then d'ang a pleasing
solo. Very interesting reports, were
given of the Provincial W.M.S, meet-
ing held in London by arigaisAllee
Hackney and Mrti. Robt. Kydat. Mrs.
Collings then gave a prepared paper
entitled "Women as a Religious
teather." $25,60 was donated by
Mrs. D. Coward to make her a life
member,. of tbo seeietas Mrs. ;No,
Deircan very kindly lavited the
eociety to her, home, for the Jane
meeting. Hymn 1-99 was sung after
which Mass • R. Monteith, Ind in
prayer fallowed by the Lord's prayer
in unison. A tasty lunch was serv-
ed by the hostesa.
and Mrs. Prank Wilson and.
Mrs. HOdder and Miss Emily Hod-
der of Dutton and Mr. R. E. Crook
of Ridgetown nvisited with Mrs. R.
-E. Cook on Sunday.
Tadr.„'Lorne McNaughton of Hibbert
who was operated on '-in Seaforth
two, weeks ago for apperdicitis is
spending!a few•.days.elieren'at the
honfe of h'is father, MT..l MeNaugle•
the' play "Here comes the Bricl&-
groom" which was put on here in
the,,Town • Hall en,; ;Friday ••eenening
by the young people of Beeeniller
wag aargely attended. The praiceeds
amounting td about $90.00.
‘17.ev. Dr. E. Medd a former min.
ister will occupy the pulpit in the
Methedist church on Sunday even-
ing, May 24th in the interests of the
Lord's Day Alliance. The morn-
ing service will be cancelled. ^
Paliners' new grocery and confec-
tionery' opened up for businese on
May aOtli arid Will no &inlet do a
good laasinesS as they are well and
favorably known In this district. In
conneetion with: the store they haVe
planned' for comfortable rest room
whieli will ,be open to the public.
; The roung aJedblee League was
held on 'Monday evening.' Mr. E. E.
Knipe gave a very fine address bit
"Whets the Matter with Canada."
A patriotic -selection was sung' by
Mrs. Tont alit Mrs. Sinclair, also
a piano clout was given by 1VIildr ea
McDonald aad Lillian Steacy and a
reading hy Miss Dorothy aloskine.
The 'Literals of South Huron as
constituted for rederalpurpos-
es will, hold a convention. in ltb
Town Hall here on May 27111 foe the
selection of a candidate , for South
HuroIl for the coMing Dominion ea-
ection. Their regular .annual meet.
fag will take plade at..the same tinte.
The 'Ron. Duncan Marshall, Liberal
organizer ahd Mrs. A, It Beaton
will be preSent and (Ioniser address -
e.
IBERA
onvention
South Huron
A COnvOtion of the Liberals' of
South Haren, as constituted for Fed-
eral, purposes, WUl be held Au the
TOWN IIALL,• 11ENSALL
-WEDNESDAY, MAY 27th, 1925.
41,111,
For ehe purpose of aelecting a caridi-
date to contest the Riding of South
Huron at the forthcoming election.
Han, Duncan IVIersaall and Mrs.
A. H. Beaton will address the Con-
vention. • •
,r A special invitation is extended to
the ladies to be -prsent. ,
, The Annual Meeting of the abdire
named hssociation will be held on
the same date.
. A meeting in each polling sub-
division in each, municipality will
be held on Mbadaa evening, May
25th, at 8 o'clock for the selection
of delegates to attend the conven-
tion.
T, N. FORSYTH L W. SHAW,•111.D.
Secretary . President,
M
Amzispurxfw,--rsepmt--.
Baseball Schedule
'May .22 --Crediton at Hensall
lalay 25—Zurich at Crediton
June 2:—Seaforth at Crediton •
June 4e-Hensall at. Zurich
Rine 11—Hensall at Crediton
June 11—Zurich at Seaforth
June 15—Creditor' ,;at Zurich
June 18---Seaforth at Hensel'
June 25—Zurich at Hensall
June 25----Crediten at Seatorth
July 2—Zurich at Crediton
July 2—Hensal1 at Seaforth
July 6—Crediton at Hensall
July 9—Seatorth at Zurich
July 16—Seaforth at Crediton
July 17—Hensall at Zurich
July 23—Zurich at Seaforth
July 28e--Seafortla at Hensall
July 30—Crediton at Zurich
Aug. 6—Hensall at Seaforth
Aug. 13—Zurich at Heiman
Aug. 13—Crediton at Seaforth
Aug. 21—Seaforth at Zurich
Aug. 21—Hensall nt Crediton.
irCANWTifdt • 111P---MtrAel3nr.411WMAIle
,Dashwood
Dr. H.H. Cowen, L. D. S.
D. D. S,
DENTAL SURGEON
At McCormick's Block, Zurich, every
Thursday and; Saturday.
•MAIN OFFICE -
Hartlelb's Block —'Dashwood. Ont.
,Mrs. J. 'Kellerman is, visiting in
Toi•onfo. .
. Miss Hazel SnelLrf Toronto, is
visiting her parents at piesent:
Rev. E. Bruer, spent,Sunday with.
his brother in London.
Mr. J. Fried, of Toronto visited
his sister Mrs. Kellerman last week.
Jean the little daughter of Mr.
and Mr. G. Melton had the misfor-
tune to fall and fractiire her arm.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Eidt, of Ailsa
Craig spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Wm. Nadiger is suffering.
from a fellon bn her 'thumb.
,MT. CARMEL.
A nuinber from here attended the
funeral of the -late Norman Farrell
at St. Peter's church, Centralia.
Mrs. M. O'Brien is visiting friends
at Parkhill.
ker. James McLean, of New On-
tario,' formerly of the 14th Con.,
Stephen, visited at • the home of
Stephen Morrison on Sunday.
Mr. Thos. O'Rourke haapurchas-
ed a new Ford car. '
Mrs. Joseph McKeever and Miss
K. Madden spent a few days last
week visiting qheir sister, Mrs. J.
Moir, London..
On Thursday evening, May 14th,
Miss Viola Bell was very pleasant-
ly surprised by the ladies of Elim-
ville and the surrounding commun-
ity whentheygathered-at her home
and showered her with a large as-
sortment of kitchen utensils. The
"Live Oak" mission circle of which
she is a member, presented her with
eseveral gifts in appreciation of her
'services in their organization, ac-
companying their gifts with, an ap-
propriate address, which was read
by Mrs. Livingstone, and responded
to by the prospective bride, , .A.n en-
joyable evening was .then spent in
-games and music, after which dainty
refreshments were served by mem-
bers of the circle.
MILLER—ItEtt? WEDDING
A unique event took place at
Elimville, in the horne of Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Bell, on •Saturday °after-
no0n, May 16th, inthe presence of
immediate relatives, when their
eldest daughter, Viola, was married
to Mr. Samuel Miller, of Dashwood.
The. bride, daintily dressed in white
satin, was attended by her sister,
Miffs Mildred Bell, 'who wore a dress
of rose colored satin and georgette.
The bridegroom was supported rby
his brother Mr. Rudolph 11/1111er. The
Tae bridal party entered the room.
to the ,streine of .Lohengrin!s Wed-
ding' March,t, played by Mre, titev,)
Livingstone. After the completion
of this ceremony atucl eatending
good wishes and ' congratulations.
Welter Alexander Graham, young-,
est child of Mr, and Mrs. Bell was
leaaltisecl, and also their only grand.-
0harlog Latrie Stephen, la-
tent -rfion ef Mr. need Mrs. Charles
Stephen. The cerOmunias were per -
Penned ay Rev. LivIng,Patene,
The Attests akterw4ridd sat down to
a tablesbouritifully laden witIl goo -ft
ihings. arr. and 'isiliat„ Miller will
reside 011 tlieir faratibear'Daelievood
laid are aecompanuld totheir home
by tho best wishes , the
C'On1iiU11-
recliton
Croditon is preparing for, a big
celebration, on May 26th. There
will be, a league ball game between
Crediton and Zurich, Band Will be
in • attendance with oPen air„;imnsl
ceneert. Splendid,. moving .picture
show at night It is noped that
everyone will plan to visit Crediton
May 25th. 2,er4thw. be no preaching ser-
vice m the Methodist church next
Sunday' evening the pastor will ba
at conference.
Miss Derottier 'encl. Carrie alahner
celebrated their birthday on Friday
entertaining 12 of their little, girl
griends.
Mrs. John A. Humble of Sarnia
visited with her sister Mrs. rad.
aaahner for a few clays.
Rev: Ja B. Deugisa Mr. and Mrs,
11. Caldner of Stratford, Rev. J. G.
Burn and the Misses-Orpho, Myrtle
Burn t° Harold Burn and "Esther My -
stele of -Rodney were visitors at
the home Of Rev. and -Mrs. W. Y.
Dreier on Tuesday. The Reverends
Blum and Deugis met With Rev. Mr.
Dreier on important church busi-
ness.
The IVIetb.odist church held its au-
nu.al congregational meeting on -
Thursday of- last week. Reports
from the various departments show-
ed everything in a healthy condition.,
The circuit raised during the pat
year approximately $8,499.
A second message on the subject
"What is. Your Life?" will be given
at the Evangelical church, Crediton
next Sabbath morninds, ,At the ev-
ening service the pastor ,preaches on
the fascinating theme e'LMare in the
Image of God." -
SEXSMITH
Mr. Milton Russell has parchased
a fine Studebaker car from Cook
Bros. of Hensall.
Mr. and IVirs. Thos. Dunsford of
Marlettea.Miche.callear on friends ifi
this neighborhood this week.
Mr. W. J. Northcott and his
mother, Mrs. Wm. Northcott, Sr.,
motored to London on Tuesday last
1VIr5. Northcott remaining to visif.
with friends for a few days.
M. arid Mrs. H. H. Humeston
and daughter Helena.and*Mrs. Jas.
Henshaw and Mrs. 'George Geddes,
all of London visited with friends in
this vicinity on. Sunday last. -
Mr. Lewis' Aldworth of Bayfield,
and daughters, Mrs. John Dempsey
of Holmesville and Mrs. Leslie
Bilerns of Blyth, visited with friend
here for a few day § this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon, Ubelacher
(nee Miss Lelia IsTorthcott)., of Strat-
ford, visited with friends in this
neighborhood this 'Week.
SUNSHINE
Mrs. James Knox and son of St.
Marys,, are spending a few days with
Mrs. Knox's sister, Mrs. P. Brock.
Mr. and. Mrs.. J. Turnbull and
family of Otterville spent a few
days last week at their homes her.
Mr. Gordon ,Duncan is spending
a few days with, leis mother, Mrs.
G. Pulleyblank.
Mr. G. Miller pi Mt. Clements and
]fr. D. Miller called on friends le
the vicinity last week.
Mr. Albert Scott has purchased a
new sedan car. •
. ZION
•
Mr. Hy. Hern is visitin,g for a
we with his brothers in Exeter
Miss Maud -Harrison, of Toronto,
is visitin,g at the home of Mr. Reba
Taylor.
CROMARTY
The recent showers have done
much towards replenishing the cropb
and gardens. ;
Owing to the absence of our Pas-
tor Mr. Ritchie, the pupit was sup-
plied by Dr. Fletcher of Hensall
The girls soft ball team plaYed a
return game with the team- from
krt. Pleasant on Thursday, evening
last resulting in 17 to .30 in favor
of Mt. Pleasant.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Cromarty Presbyterian Church
met on Tuesday afternoon at the
home`of Mrs. S. A. Miller in the vil-
lage. This was a very inaportant
meeting as the Society was disban-
ded and newly organized and will
continue its work with the Contin-
uing Presbyterian Church. All the
the Officers were elected with the
exception of Mrs. . Scat who was
elected in the place of the retiring
Secretary Mrs. H. Currie.
Mr. Russell Scott who underwent
an operation in the Hospital at Seas
forth is So far improved as to be
able to take a walk about to call on
a few ofhis friends.
Centralia .
__,., _
Mr. Maurice Neil of Detroit hi;
spending a couple of weeRs' vaca-
tion at the home of his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Jas. Neil. `
Centralia trustees are having oil
put on the streets this week which
will prove a great benefit during;
the summer to the citiiens of tb.ei
village.
Mr. Lorhe Hicks While driving tot
Exeter last Wednesday collided with;
another car driVen by Mr- Knight',
who was ' driving on the ' St. Marrs'
road crossing the Louden Road the,
occupants of/ the both ears fortun-
ately eseaped serious injury, Mra
'Cake car had to be drawn to tbe
garage for rep -in e to the trout axle
and fender, ,
Rev and Mrs. Ititely are in Lon
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atm this wools attending eonferende.
Sanclay last was afiniversary 801-
Vices,anet lorge erowas attended both
services, .Resr. Mt. McTavish of
Crediton ,took charge of the morn -
nig service and Rev. Mr. Chiclley ote
Thathes Road the evening Services";
both eervices ',were interesting onai.
inspiring and excellent ,TUUSIC WaS
ttrn%hOd by the choir. both mem-,
.
ing and evening. • ,
Mr. a. Richards arid family 11,611-,
i Orl this week to London, Mr, iti„la;
lords having retently FORI his etera
her to MT, Sloamons. •
•
re You
Housecleaning
If so, now iS "the opportune time
Q014 redecorated.
)et ns lielp you With the selectien of your
Wall Paper in, regard to laYceat and color scheme.
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No xnatter, if it is interior or exteilor wo"can
do thework, to satisfaction because We nee the
beet materielobtainable and you are SUre of a
Perfect -job.,
GRAINING- .
When it colneS to graining we are exper
experience only can give that appearance w icl
.
'so" closely resembles the beautiful grains of the
different woods. •
Our, long e±porionce as Master Painters is at
Your Saralee. Consult us for year next job and
be sure of satisfaction.
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lav h
658 Hamilton Rd., London Ont.
401.1r3 PriCeS 24:re Reaeonable'!, , PAINTER AND DECORATOR
Pholie 7967 pr send a card for appointment.
BABY CHICKS
Barred Rocks White Leg•horns R. C., R. I. Bede
White Wyandottes. ;
Let me cull your floak for laying ai:id prepo-
tency. Qualified judge for poultry shows
Honor graduate of American Poultry School
GARNET R. HEYVVOOD
EXETER, ONTARIO
NIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO
SPECIAL COURSE FOR TEACHERS Surr2lnerSchool
In Ntil'ORE STUDY AND AGRICULTURE
To ctrip teachers to meet the new re-
* quireItrunts of the Department a Educa-
tion in this subject. .
(Two Credits towards a B.A. Degree will
be gifIM'Ior this course.)
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Coarscs offered also in Astronomy,
ChaMistiry, English, French, German,
!Usury, Latin, IViathematics arid Zoology.
sPlendid social and
athletic p.rograrn
throUghont -th e en-
tire six weeks,,,, "
Reimtiful new Uni-
versity Buildings.
Start on a B. A.
Counse now! Six de..
lighiful yeeki3":0Estudy,
and recreation.
Amp.
JUNE 29t1 to
AUGUST "Stla „
For information
u;rite• the Director, De.
H. R. Kingston,. or Dr.
K. P. R. Neville, Regts-
tra.r.
Whalen.:
Mr. Sohn Ste:Venson has returned
home froth Steaffoseph. Hospital, Lon-
don; minch improved after his re-
cent operation. ,
Several; from here attended the
Centralia anniversary . Aervices on
Sunday last. There Was ne service
in this chufalroaaathat account.
l'sar.andsa--Miasaa'John Webb and
taintaYs•spentaane,,week end an Mc-
Gilliy,Ta„y, e
tfil;PIC.A
A large. %miler from here at-
tended' fthk‘te.hniVersary Service at
.Corbett last 'Sunday. -
,Rev. W. 3. eMaines is attending
Cenferenee\iat London this week.
.Mi aS ,Schade:.- of London visited
with Mie; and Mrs. J. Gaiser last
week.
BRINSLEY
At the Brinsley Methodist church
last Sunday:ay special Sunday School
serviee Wag(lhelda'Rev. W. M. Kitely
-gave a, Ve0. :-.kine address on the
work, of • religiines education, after'
whicle'thereneW;Axecutive of the Sun-
day School ---were dury installed in
John Trevithick is the
new'eSuPetintenclent, filling the vac-
ancy 'caused by the retirement of
Mr. •3. H. Amos, who for nearly
forty yeare, has. been a faithful
worker loathe, Sunday School. A
letter of appreciation to Mr. Amos,
'was also' find and presented ter him
by Mr. eTaeyithack. Special music
was furiiiehede by the boys and girls
of the Sunday Sacral. The address
was as follows:
• •Drilisley, May .17, 1925
Mr. J. easnee:
Dear brother.;''
We the members of Brinsley
church and Sunday School wish to
take this opportunity of expressing
In a public way, our appreciation of
your longaand faithful service, as
Superintendent' of this Sunday
School.
We -regret, that you with others,
who like yourself 'have rendered in-
valuable service to the church,
should'. 'Taal" come to the period in
life whisie, they are forced to retire.
Yet such seems to be the Divine
•ae.,w underi Which we. live. We air
are moving gradually to the time
when "The almond tree shall flour-
ish and the grasshopper shall be a
burden, and desire shall fail."
We1•teleice with you that you
have not altogether reathed, that
period. We are glad that you still
desire to help and 'serve, though i•e
tel.* from • official responsibility.
Ione Presence and counsel with ue
,941 the Sabbath School will ever be
a source a inspiration to all. We
assure you that we appreciate soxnc-
qiing
pt. the sacrifice which you have
made lia the long years of faithful
'Service, and the strained feelings
Which %list have been yours in re
thin from the Office. One does
:flat ,41:16,kethese deeisions, Without
'some cost e to himself. Your resig.
tation has meant much to you, per-
haps Mere than we can estimate,
tiot'„Ildeduse you craved position or
responsibility, but ratter becaUsr,...
of the of .devotion Whieh has
cbaraderized your life. You, have
eoetinued' to bear that responsibil,
ity.,,becanSe it was a duty, yet over
ready to welcome an honorable re-
tirement. One of the world's great-
est writers has said that "Ho who so
Sorves alid 50 coinplatee hie task 13
'bound to reap a rich reward;"
eaVa eesure you that our ,deStrOg
yesi etc, that you Mey have that
rearfred: 'ta'ad alone Can give title .re•
Nothing that We coald. give
Niaitlid suffice. We 'Would not at-
tempt It, tut we would be lacking
r ) .
"A Necessity with Balloons'",
The Easiest
Riding Car is
a Ford H&D-
Equippfd
' With H&D's the
body of your Foid is
still while the wheels
and axles follow the
contour of the road.
Sudden jars are turned
into undulations. 30%
more tire mileage due
to absence of hard
road shocks. Rack-
ing body blows are
absorbed-- not
passed to the
chassis.
If Ws are a necessity with balloon'
tires. "Balloons" are not asubstitute for
shock absorbfrrs,-they are too"bouncy";
on rough ifijads. Hut balloons and
& D's are thelast word in eaty riding.
eVibragraph (a. machine for register..
ing vibrations). has demonstrated that a
Ford eguipped with H D's is the easiest
tidin,g car ori,the market. „
H Sr D'e make the car ride so remark.
ably easy that after you have used theta
a week you will not ride without them
at ten times their cost.
PRICES INST'ALLED
Passenger Car
Ford Truck $35
For Sale by
W. J. BEER
13x6ter, Ontarke.'
in Christian courtesy If we let thiS
.time pees without some word Of as,
surance from us as to the honour
and esteem, in, which you are held.
Our prayers ape that you MY be
glaeri many Years of health and life
among us and that the evening Of
life row he rich in reTigous , ex-
perience and in the 'Abiding Prege
‘ence of Him wbo for so many years
Yon have Seaver' in the , .Sabbath
Schobl. .
' Signed on behalf ref m.ineior flune
day -8011001: Dungen 'McTavish,
Peebr; John, Trevithick, Supt.;
Lyle Treeithick, •Seear„