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Intellectually and FinanciallY, •
A GOOD COMMERICAL 'TRAINING
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'Win enable you to•tt4e, a position in a city. There you can complet�.
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TL4E SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
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CIANTON, ONTARIO, offers
STENOGRAPIIIC, COSIEVIERICAL, SECISOTARIAL, and
, SPECIAL 'COURSES'
MISS, B. F. WARD, R.A., Principal, Phone -108
-Report 'of ,Hensall Contisiuetion
School
1et class honors 75 per cent;2nd
class honors •6 .. -per cent.; 1rd class
bionors 6 per cent; Credit 50 per
cent; 4' belew 50 pee. cent.
Alexander, Norman Can. hist. C;
geog, II; arte; botany*; Boyle Mile
ton, Can. hist. III; ,geoge C.; a,rt 0.
botany*; CUM% Muriele,Can. Ilist.
III; geog. C; C; botany C; Chap-
man,' Rutin•Can. hist. III; ; geog," I;
set II; \Pauly I; - Coeffrane Edna,
Can. 11st;e0; geog*;,art C; leotanY C
ligarie, Can. hist geog C;
art C; botany C; Higgins, Irma, Can
jitst. 11, geog II; art 0'; botany C;
Hyde, Harvey, Can. hist III; gen II
art C; botany*; Lindenfieldn Avis,
Can. hist. I; geog 0; art III; betany
III; Love, Lottie, Ca,n. hist II; geog
C; art *III; botany, C; AlcDonnell,
Mildred, Can. hist II; geog. II; art_
III; botany III; Scrutow Mildred.
Carr 'hist C; geog. III; art I; botany
- II; Stone Jeanne, Can. hist I; geog
11; art IL; botaify C; Simpson., Thos
Can hist II; geog III; art -C; botany
C; Walker Alice, Can. hist Il; geog.
, II; art*; botany II.
Forin 11
Cook, Harry, physiog. I; arith I;
tool I; Douglas, Margaret, physiog.
9; .arith II; zool II; Forrest' Grace
physiog II; 'arias II; zool III; Hef-
aprnan, Dorothy, physic> III; ,arith 11
zool II; Jbynt, -Harry, physiog
arith 1, gaol II, Kennings Pearl phy-
slog II; arith. Its ,zoel I; gram II;
nacKg, Donald, ,PhYglog C; arith
II;Searith I; wet Staillie, Clarence
physiog II; arith I; zoology II•Maoe
Gregee, Mena, phygipe; arith ;0;
zool C; gram III;Pfatf, Ray; physic:
II; arith I; zool II; Smillie, Marano
physiog C; arith III; zool III; Simp-
son, Mae, physiog C; arith 0;
III; Hoggarth, Margarbt, phyiog. 0;
arith II; zool II. •
Hensall Tile, Brick
and pock Yard
11 FRESH CAR OF
BASEBALL
The Henson]. eine quite handily
defeated the Dashwood aggregation
on the local lot here on Thursday
evening last to the tune of 22-4.
L. Tiein.an steeled in the bex for
the visitors but wae likquite freely
in , the early innings and was re-
ple.oaa. by brother' eleryin who
also failed to hold. the ,liensall lads
who had 'a batting' streak and metch:
Mr. Arnold Belris visiting at hie
home in toWn,
Mr. Emmerson InniPe visited over
the week -end in Listowel.
Thos. Seoll and Mise
ly Meoefe spent Sunday in ICippen.'
The ''Young Peeple's League is
withdraWnfor tne summer months,
Mr, Will. Shaffer of Toronto, is
this week visiting at his home here.
Miss. finSliaddock and Miss Alma
Scruton spent 'Wednesday In Lou-
den, ,
Mr. Milne Rennie af Seaforth„ vis-
ited. with friends in town, on Mon-
day, .
Mr, and Mrs. E, Jackson: ViAted.
relatives if Goderich on Wearies-.
Mr. Percy "Gramme of Lansing,
Mich, is visiting at his home in
town, •
Mr, Sam Rennie was in Toronto
on Monday, driving home, a, new, car
for J. IVIcDonell.
Mr. "arid Mrs. Colin Hudson Spent
Sunday with Mr. Hudson's father
at Ecignionclville.
.k number frees Henson attended
the garden., 'party at Brucefield, on
Monday evanang..
Mise C. 1V1itchel1 is, having some
ed iI, counters in one innings, improvements made to the front of
her home On. Queen $t.- .
after which Lorne Tieinansre-enter-
ed the box andepitched gobd ball for Mr, Flemming, manager - of the
Standard Bank here; .redently„ pur-i
the remainder of the game. Several
bad. errors by the, visit:ire also hale- chased a frew Ford eocienhe
ed the local nine to pile. up their Several young 'ladies are 'malting
large score. Wilson Brintnell in the a canvass of tewn in the interest af
box for Hensall, turned in en real the Bible Society this week. e
.smart effort, striking. out a big Mr. Japes Hoggarth is having his
share of those who faced him By home weredfor hydro the work be -
winning this- game Hansen ineaes ing done „by, Mr. J. Passmore.
up into second place, having,S-von .2 Mrs. Hugh. McKay and daughter
and lost 1, game. The batteries for miss Edith McKay of Seaforth vig-
Thursday's game weree-efor 'Dash- ited friends i41? town ounday. -
Wood, Tiernan, Tiernan and 'keller- Rev. F. W. Mahaffey, )3.D. of Or -
Mail; Hensall—Brietnelle and Hed- angeville will occupy the pulpit of
den; Umpires—Gaiser and Brine_ the Camel Church on Sunday.
Mr. Aaron, Sweitzer and Mr. Cla-
rence Pennington, of Detrtoit visit -
UNION CHURCHnSERVICE ed on Sunday with friends in town
A well attended union church ser- Mr. Laird Mickle accompanied by
vice eSnas held insCarmel. church here Mr. E. Shaddock sent the week -end
on Sn.nday evening last in the an at the former's home ha Ridgetown,
terest of the Bible Society and, mem_ Mrs. Pope is improving the ap-
bers of the three churches composed_ pearance of her home by putting in
the choir which rendered twee. pleas- a new sidewalk at the front of her
ing anthems. The platform wAs b.ouse.
taken by Revds. Naylor`and Sinclair. Reis Sinclair and Mrs. Sinclair
and Rev. Capt. Garbutt newly ap- were in Centralia on Monday at -
pointed Field Secretary 'of the Bible tending the funetaleoe the late Mrs.
Societe:. for this district together teley.
with officers of the local. branch of
Mr. Elliott of Centralia.and
the societz,'Mr. J. W. Ortwein, rese, Me. W. H. Lobb of GoderichfiTown-
Mr, G. C. PettyneSeey, and Mr. G. J. ship were' visitors in the village on
Stitherland; Treas. After etke opene TussdaY•
beg exercises, ,Mr. tertWein gave a A number of relatives and friends
SP•ert address and then called upon. from ---
short attended the Hunter
the treasurer, Mr. Sutherland fee picnic held near Exeter on Satur-
his report, -which proved very satis- day last. •
factory -.indeed. Rev. Garbutt then. Mr. R. Fee Cook is in the village
addressed the c'engregalion, deaaing this Week making preparations . to
-with the work of the Society and ee move his family to RidgetOwn on
the close of the address an offering Saturday. •
was taken. up for this work. -Rev Quite a number from town at -
Garbutt alsci occupied the wriest tended. the funeral, 0 the late Mel -
here in the morning. "`` ville DOIVIlt 211d gen. ofeysborne on
r -- — Sunday last.
DEATH OF ISMS. GEORGE Trnm Mr. and -Mrs. Alex. 'Henry and
There died at St. Joseph's Hospit- children df Cassilly, Mich. are visit -
al, London, on Sunday, June "21st. big relatiUs and friends in and
Mrs. Geri. Hill, aged 70 years, men areniad Hensall.
, -
e l Hill.whose maiden mane was Mar- Miss Johnson and Miss Scarlett,
CIEMENT
garet • McAllieten, was eborn on the Hensel' Continuation ,School teach -
Parr bine, Hay Township and after ers have returned to their homes to
her marriage they resided at Hills- speed,Ilae holidays.'
JUST ARRIVED THIS WEEK green for a 'number of years Mr. and Mrs. Alex' Smith and Miss
rethere Mr. Hill was a blacksnaith. Helen attended the wedding of Ho -
teen years ago and Mrs. Hill has
been a continuous resident- since.
Mrs. Hill has been in poor health
for tome time and a couple of weeks
ago was taken to a London Hospital
where ,,she was -oPtrated on.. She
failed to Ally howeier and death
ended her suffeeing Sunday morn-
ing. She had one daughter, Ethel
ALSO' A OAR OF
GYPROC
has areiveel and, we have it in all
- lengths 6, 7,'8, 9, 10 ft. "
Sti -;14:7
Phone 7
DR. 'A. MOIR, L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Phone 70 - HENSALL
DR. J W. PECK
'Gradunte of Tenuity of Medicine,
IVIcGill 'University, Montreal; "Mem-
ber of College of _Physicians and
Surgeons 'of Ontario; Licentiate of
Medical Council of Canada; Poet
Graduate Member of Resident Mede
Vial staff of.General Hospital, Sent -
real, 191445; Office 3 doors east
Pot bffice. phone 56, Tlensall,
Ontario.,
AucyioN
OSCAR KL OP Pe,
Honer' Graduate Carey TOnes' Au-
4ction School, Special course taken in
Registered Live Steelt Breeds,)
Merelfandise, Real Estate, Farm
Eales, etc. Rates in keeping with
-4 prevailing prieee'S Satisfaction
eured, write Oscar Elopp, Zurich, or
wire 1 8-9 3 'Zuricln
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"C". PN
, 'v matched dressed on both
sides at
ER
Th some six- MOVGd t ens
a11 all wegd Shier to Miss Marshall at Cro-
marty on Wednesday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Roy White and. little
son of London visited en Sunday on
Sunday with. the -former's., parents,
Mr. and Mrs.Wm. Whine.
Decoration Day is being held next
Sunday. The different Societies ,in
the -village will go to the cemetery
where a service will be held.
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon and child-
ren of Parkhill -and Mr: Raymond
Rivers visited o,ver -the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. John Dinsdale. '-
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Skinner are
in Orangeville, attending ..the ' funer-
al of 'Mr. Skinner's mother, who.
died siiddenly at her home.there.
Mr. J.: W. Lewis, of London, C.
N. R.' relieving operator -mho was
here for a few week relieving.
Mr. Case is now reliefing,at Kippen.
Don't forget the baseball game
Thursday evening, Zurich ye. 'Hen-
sall on the local diamond. This will
be a real game do don't fail to gee
it. , " -
Rev. Mt. McDonald of Edmond-
ville condueted the servine Sunday
morning in Carmel church and as
moderater, declared the charge eye -
cant. -
.A large crowd fertun town attend-
ed' the baseball game at the Bound-
ary on Monday evening. Another
game will be held there Friday,ev-
ening,
The ., school trustees are having
new eidewalks built at the school
and the grounds levelled up and
seeded and making a very nice ap-
pearance. , —
A. fire teolc,plage on Sunday night
in the barn of the Exeter Flax Mill.
There werie several tliousahd bush-
els ot flax straw' which were total*.
deitroyed.
IVIr. Terris Cantelon and -'Miss
Hazel Coxworth who have been at-
tending London Normal, have coin-
pleted tlie course and are Inane for
the holidays. e
Mr.S;and Mrs. R. E. Vermilyea and
Mr, and - Mrs. Elam Butt, of Torento
motored up and are visitieg with
Mr. and Mrs. J. 13. Dinsclale and
other relatives.
wheedled some 15 years ago besides
Mr. Hill, she is survived by one
brother, Wm. McAllister of the Pare
eLine; Hay and two 'Sisters, Mrs,
Chaitus and Mrs. Dayid Anderson.
Mrs. Hill was a, good neighbor and
'friend and tlie sympathy of, the
community goes' out to Mr. Hall in
his sad bereavement. • The 'funeral
Which was private was -held on Tues-
day afternoon from her late resi-
dence. Determent at Henson :Un-
ion Cemetery.
- Zurich
Mr. F. C. Kelbfleisch is visiting
in Detroit.
-Miss Ortha Meiick of Detroit is
spending her vacation at her home
bere.
Mr. Albert Gies left for Kitch-
ener on Friday where he intends
to inake'his hbme.
Mrs. C.. Passold of Toronto is
vrsiting hey sister, Mrs. Josiah'
'Geiger.
Mr. and Nies., Ale Taggart' and
Mee. Raebe endedaughter of South
Bend are %denting relatives here.
Mr. Kenneth A. Aontlodge of De-
troit is visiting his parents, Dr. and
Mrs. 3. Routledge for a Iew weeks.
Mise Gertnuele Weber hasyeturn-
ed from Ldiadon, where she has been
undergLoing treatments.
• IlenAy Ricker, Blind Line, Hay,
,has passed away, the funeral being
held Priday to ;the Flensall cemetery.
Fee many years be,lived in laippen,
carrying on the business of carriage
and wagon maker. Nineteen years
ago he botitht the farm of ejohn
Berey where he resided until nis
death.
What might have causecl a des-
aetrous flee took plaoe Thiti‘sday
A eaeg of, men aro busily` engag-
L.
THIS IS THE ITIDE STOCti*
ou les Gee re AT ee. Low .• Thomas .to spend tile hedicleye. 11:(BrA FlOrenoo Welsle .of Louden
• Much. sYmnathy x
epent Sunday at their home. here,
the C. 'N. R. Depot putting in
nobeCtant. When, thealsitchen pert of
fire from:nee oil stove and whenkfiest needed, and Neel add
a better ape
diee0Vereds the flames dame -through I ineenee, ee .eae • seeeeen. • •
theroef, ''' • .
Mies DoretliY•Vvelsh who hae „twee.
vp vim/ . 000o cosi, v,roLli Mrs. E. E. .Steel 'left . for Sal suanding sta,trarNormal
d •4nd
audeMrs. Ted 1VIIttleholin theteeereore
y home for the hehdays.
- n' • death `of ..their menthe' , .s V E, Wood end son Jac
Lain,: sr 1 , •
2.
A Wed11.0'3dSt0 She took sick during Barbara, Cole arriVed last week to
the house 6f 1VIr. Mcsees Geigeintook a new platform. which was greatly
A.
TWOlailY 4 r 1 to Pete Who •paseed away s
!/.ind '144.reid Callis Of elante,
Terents, Mr, dna les.
clale.
The annual. enema of the Theron
COnnty Couneil Wee held oil 'Weaken -
clay\ at Goder1011, kiniong thoee who
attended ,frOni, were" 'Reeve
Geiger aele IVIre. Geiger and Mr, and
Mrs. Robert Riggin
__ Julien pfnac of 'Scheele Vos
alibbert aed Q. 10 Teckersreith
will be held in McKienoWe Grove,
east of the village on SeturdAY
afternoon, June 27th where a good
program of sport e will be run off
and, Other events, everything is free
and eVerybody is invited to come,
The many friends of' Dr. Peck
will be pleased to lean that he is
recovering nicely from hie recent'
operation: The (hector ,was taken
ill on ,Friday and was taken to St.
Hospital, Loudon, where
he was oPerated on Friday eight
for apPendicitis.
Dins -
e The Young Peoples' League meet-
ing Was neld on, Monday evening,
Miss Nellie Boyle 'bad charge of the
meeting. Mr. Sinclair gave the
tallies and a reeding by lVfiss Viola,
Higgins and an instrumental by IVIissi
Johns which ev.ere greatly enjoy-
ed. ;
A large class is- writing here nu
their entrance examinations. Mr.
IVIawson, of Exeter, is in charge.
The third form polls of the 'Gan -
their examinations 'this week. Mr.
Wetbey of Exeter is itt chaVge
while Mr. Wm, McKay, of town, in
presiding at examinations held in
Zprich School.
Dashwood
Dr. H. H. *Cowen, L. D. S.
D. D.'S
DENT.AL SURGEON e
1VIcGaimick's Block, Zwick, every
Thursday and Saturday
, MAIN OFFICE
Hartleib's Bice* Dashwood, Ont.
ANNEAL STRAWBERRY SOCIAL
Mr. and, Mr's:England of Thed-
ford, were Sunday visitors with Miss
M. England and Mrs. D, S. Taint.
Mr. and Mee T„ Klumpp and fam-
ily spent Sunday in. Port Huron.
Mr. Samn Brenner is on the sick
list. -
Mr.' and Mrs. D. Tiernan and
family spent Sunday in Stratfone.
Mr. and Mrs. H. lloffman and.
family and Mrs-. B, Stacey spentethe
week -end in Kiechener,
' A number from h,ere attended the
Children's Day see -dice in Zurich 071
Sunday. L ,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Ed. Schrader and
Manuel of, IVionkton spent Sunday
in this vicinity..
Mr. and Mrs. J. Meislinger of
Zurich -spent Sunday with and
Mrs. Go. Koch. •
Mr. and Mrs. C. Stade spent the
week -end in. Ingersoll.
Mr. and Mrs_ Ed. Beaver and,
family visited iii Exeter On Sun-
day.
,Mrs. J. Link of the 14th is' visit-
ing her daughter in Brantford.
Mr. Charles Fischer of Ohio at-
tended the funeral of his mother,
Mrs. F. Tischer. .
Mrs.' Fredericka Fischer died at
the home of her daughter., Mrs. W-
Eveland on Saturday June 2 Oth
after O. week's illness, the result of
a paralytic streke. She was in her
89th year and lived in Dashwood
the greater part of hee life. She
was a member of the Lutheran
church. She leaves to survive her
loss a grown up family. The fun-
eral services were held on Monday
afternoon.
ten nee weather and greduallyebe- spend
The 1! 1' was e cotiple of months with then',
held erriday.
. cLANDtBo-yE
sc. nTames' Anglican Church, Clan
deboye with nearly a hundrer pres-
ent picnicked at Springbank on
Saturday. Sports ene a banquet in
thhe main pavillion were the chief
features of the picnic, while a num-
ber of the young people remained
for the dance in the pavilion in the
evening. The results of the, races
and sports were: Girls, under 6—
Jessie Simpson, Jean Simpson; boys
under 6—Wilfred Siinpson, Jim
Cunningham, Lois Simpson; girls
under 10—Merle O'Neil, .Inez Hen-
drie; boys under 10—Harold Flynn,
Ernel Cunningham; girls 9 to 1 5 --
Merle O'Neil Pearl Carter; boys 9
to 15—Harold Flynn, Edward 'EsIte-
futon; young ladies' race—Gladys
Mollann, Edna O'Neil; young men's
race—Harry O'Neil, Carlisle Mc-
Goun; married women's race—Mrs.
Mahan, Mrs. J. Simpson; . married
men's axe—Willis Dorman, Alec.
O'Neil; potato race—Mrs. 3. Simp-
son, Mrs. T. Lewis. In charge of the
picnic committee composed of Mrs.
B. liodgins, Mrs. A. E. Hendrie,
Maurice Simpson and Rev. M. Mc-
oun, who made, arraegernents. for
the motor party anclo the noon and
evening dinners. A ball game,,, in
which Ross O'Neil's team won over
*Tarry O'Neil's nine by 12 to 7, con-
cluded the picnic program.
Crediton
Tile neentbeee and friende ot the
Evangelicel church cliOir net at tis
home of Mr, and. MrS, rnd Heist, in
honor Of IVIr. and Mrs. Emmery
Tanner .0 spend a social evening
witb them. The happy , cempanY
presanted• them, with a useful gift
ae a token of love and eeteerne A
Very joller eveieiug is reported
by all present. Whose turn will It
be „next tieneT -Beware of cupid'e
cherin and magie,
Rev. Otto Braun of Buehanan,
ICE., will occupy the pulpit at Ziot:
EValegelical Crediton next
Sundey Mornang and evening. His
alibied a the morning senfice .is
,nnaligion in the' home," .and. in the
evening he bring an evangelistic
message; Come and hear ene
the old Grediton boys preach. .
Me, and Mrs. Therna's Hedden and
fesmily of Brantford motored. here
and spent Sunday with '1VIr. and
Mrs, Henry Metz and friends, at
Grand Bend. . ns
Mr. and Mrs. William -Heatherley
and -daughter Thelma and her
friend larso Miss Pearl Mote- all aof
Loudon spent Stinday with elr. and
Mrs., Henry Motz. •- . ,,,,,,, see
Mr. and Mrs. William.. 'Fischer
speni: Monday in Dashwood attend-
ing the funeral of tbe formWs
grandmother, 'Mrs, 'F,. Finkel'. . e
The Sheardown bays of Godericle
were called here Sunday, owing to
tile illness of their mother, Mrs.
Henry Sheardown. . e
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, ,..1VIr. Ind -
1 wards and Mrs- Sumneer and soil, Sunday with friends in Kitchener.
all of Mitchell vieited Mr. EdwarTh ,
sister, .Mrs. Sheatdown 07/ Sunday.
.. -"The' Faith of Martin katither" lsr
in a:: SefigS on "The Faith et our
TPathere" will be, the subject ii,ext
Sundayevening in tne United church
here,. In this series the preacher,
Will try to show what the great men
of theepest leave stoodlor and. their
contribution to, the church of today.
You'can's 'afford to miss these mes-
sages.
'Re, and Mrs'. W. Y. Dreier' are
attending the Evangelical cannimeet-
ing near Mildway, Ont. over next
Sunda, and the following week.
Mrs. Ernest Kobe is -Visiting at
the home of her 'son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel. Oes-
treicher, and will return with them
to • the Carrick Evangelical camp
meeting and to •-her home in Han- ''' MT. CARMEL
over ens Satinena,y,'
The 'W.M.S.- convention at the Ev- . S..eseveriteen members of Bridges
Construction; Department of
angelical church was a great and. 'aim -
the C. N..- R, Company from Clinton,
successful 'event. It was wen at-
tended. The , speakers gave excel-
1-1°114°Ild Bthreanftuintlerdalanofd thAelsiaate%limg
lent service. The Eashwood Evan- attend_n
McCann on Saturday.
gelical choir delighted the audience
at the Tuesday evening session with
the best of music. The ladies'q,uar-
tette by -Mrs. Chris. Haist, Mrs. E.
BeatitifY your heme, as Well AS protect it,
vvith a couple of good coate o2 PURE PAINT.
Paint is nd, longer coesidered a luxury., it is
an absolute neeeenity for the peotection
yeeur property from the elements,
PAINT NOW
ran ,eaveather conditions .are ideal for out-
side 1-)eintine Consult us-ar Once about that
job you have beeri contemplatieg havIng done,
Our Prices are IneasVnable, and we. use the
bent materials obtatnable.-
"Oar PACCS
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G 114.1 A.Frir I I'S
658 Hathilton Rd,, London Ont. ,
are Reasonable" PAINTER AND DECORATOR
Phone 797 or send „a card for appointment,
chard on Wednesday of last week.
about 9Q people partook of a splee-
did dialler and supper. A veey
uniqub part of the day was, the
christeuing cee Ronald Charles, son
on Kr, -and Mrs. 'Ray Fletcher.
Friends were present nesse Crosswell
Mich., London, St. Mar's, Bright,
Sea,forte and Exeter. ,
Mr. David Millar is spending a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. 3,
Fletcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Pletcher `spent
GREE14WAY
Mr. Robt.Carruthefs and his
cousin, Mrs. Liners df Detroit spent
the week -end in our village.
The maid quartette assisted in
the services at Gentenetry on..tune
day evening.
Mr. Ecl, Mason has been iinprose-
ing his home with a coat obvpaint.
Miee John Shenk had tile contract.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. 'Wilson, visited
his father in London 'Hospital. We
are glad to report he „is doing as
well .as can be expected':
Remember you have a date on for
the Lawn Social at the United
chureli. on Friday evening. A ,pro -
glean of band lintel°, quartettes,
solos, elocution and addressee with
4 bountiful sleeper, is surely worth
45 end 20 cents. .
mr. Jae:, Larnie of Deleware vis-
ited his bother, John who has been
ill, for some time and ereo, renewed
ldeccn alatiteceS.
, Miss Bernice Webb of Grand
Bend Is spending a few eveekS with
her sister, Mrs, J. McGregor, whol
has beenill but ie recovering,
ELIMVILLE
Quite a number fromour vicinity
were ,at the Exeter cemetery on Sun-
day it being Decoecition. Day. -
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Force and
babe.`bf ;Flint, Mich., called at the
home, of -Mr. H. Ford on Saturday
last. e •
The Johns'. connectiolig held a
picnic at the lake last Saturday and
had a most enjoyable tinae.
Mr. and Mrs. Hannah ha,ve been
4i.siting -Rev: and Mrs. Livingstone
at the parsonage.
Remember the Old Boys Reunion
„this Sunday and Monday.
Mr. Prank Glavin and son of Wes -
ten spent a few days this week at
the 'home of his father Mr. P. Gla -
Mrs. E. G. Feist; the solos by Mrs.
and vie of 12th Con., Stephen. A
G. ,Wenzel, Mrs. H. K. Eilber
Mr. ancleIVIrs. Corn.ealius Irowland
accompanied by their two do,ughtees
Emily Graff and Mrs. Gordon Mor -
lock and the anthems by the Credit-
on choir were greatly. enjoyed by
all. Th,e W.M.S. convention will be
held in Elmira., Out., next year. We
congratulate the Crediton -Eva,ngel-
ical W.M.S. organization under the
able leadership of Mrs. W. Y. Dreier
Lor capturing the conference branch
missionary banner, being- 17 point's
higher than tiles eecond highest
soceety In the conference ein Mis-
sionary givings and other points of
efficiency.
The 'visiting ininisters present at
the conference were Rev. H. A. Kel-
lerman', Tavistock; Ret N. 0. Helen,
Milverton; Rev. N. Gr. Gad, Kitch-
ener; Rev. He Leibold, Alsfeldt,
gang was making repairs to the pro -
and Rev. P. B.- Meyer, Dashwood.
party on their annual visit. His re -
The Crediton Evangelical Sunday
mains were forwarded to the home
School is sending eight delegates to
of his brother Mr. Ben McCann near
their district Sunday School convene Khiva:. Besides kis. grief stricken
tion at Rodney, Ont., on June 25tla
mother he is survived by four bro-
and 26th. Rev Mr. Dreier is presi-
there Tom, of London; Levi of De -
dent of the convention. Those who
troit; Alonzo and Ben of Stephen;
De -
are taking in the event are J. H.
three sisters, Mrs. Kenny, of Detroit
Holtzman, Chester Mawhinney, Rev.
Tenie and Janie at horne and also a
and Mrs. W. Y. Dreier, Clara Mor -
lock, Irene Fahner, Carl Morlock host of friends evho regret his sau
demise. The funeral took place on
and Clinton Morlock.
'On Monday evening a number of Saturday at 10 a.m. with Requiem.
Mass celebrated by Rev. Fr, Cor-
coran.
are Visiting Mr. Rowland's brother
here this week. e
Miss Geraldine McKeeve, of Lon-
don arrived home this'weels. to spend
her holidaYs.
Miss Helen,. Murray of 'Louden
spent a few 'days _last week with her
sister Mrs. Br. Coughlin.
A number from this neighborhood
attended the Garden Party at Lucan
on Wednesday eVening.
Teals communitY was shocked on
Thursday afternoon to learn of the
death of William McCann, aged 49
years on the Bridge and eConstruat-
ion department of Railways by fait-
ing from the roof of the C. N. R.
Inereeshoe players held, a meeting
and 'organized to play horseshoes,
,the followin.g officees were: Hon. -
Pies., Chris. Fahnere,Pres. Mr. jos.
Lawson; Vice-Pres.,'Mr. ID. Lawson;
Sea -Treasurer, G. E. Wenzel; Man-
ager, George Eilber. It was decid-
ed to buy another set of horseshoes.
The organization plan to play sev-
ZION
(Intended for last, week)
The congregations for the Sunday
School anniversary services on Sun -
era). games. day overflowbd the church at both
services. Rev. Mr. Mines preath-
ed two splendid sermons. A. cone
tribution of $40 was asked. for and
$51.00 was realized.
The social by the W.M.S. on Tubs -
day evening was a successful
a large crowd being present and a
splendid supper and program pro -
SUNSHINE •
The, \Sunshine Sunday Sehool
Spent yery,pleasant day at Queen's
Park, 'Watford, on Satiird,aY. Rac-
es and other sports were enjoyed.
The annual Francis picnic Wee
held in Mr. Clarence Fletcher's or-
6....e.A...*1.....armamososerew•edowsamaremearawmie
vided, The' proceeds were over $140
Over 20 gels, of ice eream were eon-
med.
Mr. Hy, Towle has been visiting
her"sisters at Zion.
Mrs. Wm. Taylor is spenclingethe
summer witit her eton Hector.
The boys of the comenunitye ingee
started a seStelsall team ta,1394,1tnown,
as the "Blue Jay' Clarence. Towle
is the captain. ,
Kill them'sali, and the
gerrns-too. l'Oc a packet
At Druggists, Procets
and General Stores.
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