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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1925-7-16, Page 5it$ exted4 borne,. p.m.,. seed. R,‘ Pe, at 5 p.c• mpani lY tet. 3borneld 1RS. tate 01 Of thci Co UntX GIVEN utes of And all claimi aid dek iut the: equired August; I, or te reditoni: of the name, id (lea - Ears of of their GTIOl ed date, distrib- leceased thereto,. aims of notice, able for f whose been re - of such. ndeboyer 1925. ORS 1,1 Bstate of of the "in the - ler, di.. GIVEN antes of that all. g claims said de - bout the - required August, id, or to Crediton; rs of the, a names, and des- ulars of 1 of their in. NOTICE gisd date distrib- deceased thereto; claims of e notice; Liable for Iftihosere. 3 such 'arkhill . 1925. MRS : estate of Le villam of Huron. GIVEN :atutes of that all ig said de - 'bout the required f August, aid, or to. Crediton; nrs of the - Ln names. and des- ralars of e of their an. NOTICE oned date, Lo distrib- deceased% I thereto; claims of ve notice, liable for, of whose, been ro- e of such- Apts, Bner, Ont4 n, Ont. ). 1925. trif THE EXETER TiiviEs-ADVOCATE. ews From Hensalli High School Students! You are leaving school—Have you an Plans for the future? -Do yoi wish you lived near a Technical School or University? De YOU ever think of a Commercial Courste as. a stepPing stone' to Higher 'Placea, Inf„ellectually and. - A. GOOD COMMERICAL TRAINING will enable You to take a position in a city. There you can complete your training in Music, Science, l/lathematics or any branch that es- pecially appeals to you. If you are ambitious, THINK IT OVER. • You can LEARN while you EARN:. Mg SCHOOL 'OF COMMERCE MINTON, ONTARIO, offers STENOGRAPHI9, consmmaitiL, SECRETARIAL, and SPECIAL COURSES • WRITE, MISS B. F. WARD, Principal, Phone 198 • NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notion is HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having claims a- gainst the estate of PETER MUNN, of the Village of 7Hensall, retired farmer, who died on the 12th day of June, 1925, are required to for- ward their claims, duly proven to the undersigned, ,on or before the 27th day of July, 1925. AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: That after this said date, the Executors ,will proceed to dis- tribute the estate, having regaicl only to the- elaiins of ,whtcht-they then shall have notice.'. Dated at Exeter, this fourth day of Slily, 1925. GLADMAN & STANBURY FORMER BENsALL BOY PASSES IN V-ANCOUVER The death occurred in 'Vancouver recently of a former Hensel]. boy, Peter L. McArthur, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McArthur of town, aged 42. He joined the Vancouver police force as constable in 1910. In' 1919 he was made sergeant of detectives which post he held prior to his death. He instituted an elaborate card index system on the police de-, partment and his work in Connection with it attracted much , attention from other 'cities. Every affair in =which the police figured, is classi- fied under various headings. He is sgrvived by his wife, his parents and several brothers and sisters Solicitoreeior Executors who reside here. in•MIIIIIM 1U1 sence 6 Now that ca or in so cash ,9,v sible ta this wa cessful little Ca - children Pay the met entl3r. know each ye possessi whichev dren be NOTICE TO CREDITORS Many a ers—an motners thy do seem t feel that way, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1-1'st be admitted that although that all persons having claims a- find olle paren't with such a .-that the/ estate of HANNAH you will also find ten wha de- BARKNER, of the Village of Exeter e fact that children teak• for ,f widow, who died at the City of Lon- :Indeed, we arc all coming to dom, on *the 3rdt, day of July, 1925 tihat our children need an are required to forward their claims e, ai• ,ning in spending. duly proven to the undersigned on; or before thie 27th day of July 1925. 3..t a spending money has be - AND NOTICE IS FURTHER e of our most important con - GIVEN: That after this said date, ,ns. Not that money in itself the Executor will proceed to dis-. 'luable, but because•it,is our tribute the estate, having regard gettthg all the material things only to the 'claims of which he land as such" commands our haught. atir children do learn some - out Money in their schools. to the viewpoint the war gave ,e -theory of spending is being RI Many schools to:Ult._ But Notice to Creditors. then shall have notice. Bated at Exeter, this fourth day of • July, 1925. GLADMAN & STANBURY Solicitors for Executor NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN • that all persans hiving claims a- gainst the estate of JNO. ZWARSKE • late of. the Township of Usborne, laborer, who died on the 5th day of June, 1925, are required to forward their claims, duly proven to the undersigned, on -or before the 27th day. of July, 1:925'. - AND NOTICE IS •FURTHER GIVEN: That after this said date the Adrainistrator will proceed to distribute the estate, having regard only to the claims of which he then shall have notice. Dated at Exeter, this fourth day of July, 1925. GLADMAN & STANBURY Solicitors for Administrator Hensall Tile, Brick and Block Yard A FRESH CAR OF CEMENT JUST ARRIVED-. THIS WEEK , ALSO A CAR OF GYPROC Awl arrived and we have it in all, lengths 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ft. V7% 3% Phone 7 DR. R. PrI. DOUGALL Honor graduate of Faculty of Medicine, and Master of Science, University of Western Ontario. Member of College of 'Physicians and Surgeons' of Ontario. Office two doors east of Post Office. , Phone 56 , Residence 114 HENSALL, ON T ' AUCTIONER ' OSCAR KLOPP 1-16iior Graduate Carey Jones' Au- ction School,,, Special course taken in Registered Live Stock (all Breeds,) Merchandise, ,,Real Estate, Farm gales, etc, Rates In keeping with prevailing prices, Satisfaction as- sured, write Oscar Klopp, Zurich,' Or 'wire 18,93, Zurich. • WHITE rinr, 1x6, v matched dressed On both sides at 50 peR M. HENSALL PROPERTY von SALE. Alex, hfluilit's 'fine residence with, four lots, at the Western end of the village are offered fdr sale. Parties interested please call in per- son. • Mrs. E. Jackson is visiting rela- tives at Pembro. Mr. T. C. Joynt is havingg a big summer sale this week, Mr, Stephen Powell, of Meter, was in town on Tuesday. Mr. Bill Sangster recently pur- chased a Ford sedan. Mr. Peter Case of Exeter was a visitor in town this week. MISS Amy Lammie of Toronto is visiting at her home here. Mr. J. McDonnell spent the fore- part of the week in London. Mr. Lee Redden has purchased a Chalmers car from Cook Broe. Mr: A. W. E. Hemphill is having the front of his store newly painted.. Mrs. Wm. Henry is Visiting for a few days with Mr. W. C. Price of Hay. • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brock of To- ronto visited relatives in town on Friday. . Mr. Milton Ortwein of London visited' relatives in town over the week -end. Mr. John Hudson, of Marlette, Mich., is visiting friends in town this wdek. • Mrs. Dr. Wilson is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Munn. Quite a number of Hensall fesi- dents are- camping at Grand. Bend just now. Little Miss Ruth Hedden ia visit- ing Jean Whitesides in. Goderich this week. Miss Johns left Wednesday morn- ing for Chicago, where she will visit fora time. Mr. a,nd. Mrs. Robt. Higgins vis- ited over the week -end with friends in Wingham. Miss Ina Scott, of Brucefield, vis- ited for a few days with Miss Jean Elder in town. Mrs. Wm. Robt. Henry of Bruce - field visited «for a few days with friends , in town. - Rev. and Mrs. A. 'Sinclair and 'family are holidaying" at Grand Bend -this week. , Miss Minnie Reid and Miss Jessie Buchanan are visiting friends In London this week. and kee Mr. J. E. McDon.ell has installed serves t a new up-to-date visible gasoline 'pump at his garage this week. Mr. Gerald Farquhar has taken a position as junior in the local branch of the Bank Of 'Montreal. Mrs. Paisley and two children of Montreal are visiting the former's parei4s, Mr. and Mrs. E. Rennie. ,Mr.. Lindsay Ayres of Chiselhurst had the misfortune to fall from a driveshed and break his arm last Week. The picnic of C.N.R. trackmen which was to have been held to Niagara Falls on Saturday, has been postponed. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Scott, Master Jack and Miss Marion, of Toronto, are 'visiting with relatives in town this week. Postmaster Sutherland is having his house and post office painted which Will add greatly to the ap- pearance of the corner. "Mr. Clarence Munn, who has been teaching school in the West for the 'ling rally and before it was over past few' months is v-isiting at his home in town this week. Mr. Ray McArthur returned from Vancouver last week and on Mon- day resumed his position as mech- anic in Mr. S. McDonell's garage. Mr. R. Geiger has secured the services of an emmigrant from Hol- land who arrived on Tuesday and immediately left foie Mr. Geiger's farm. Miss Polley Moore who has been visiting for the past two months with her sister, Mrs. Thos. Simpson - returned to her home in Woodstock OR, Friday. ' Mrs., G._C. Harsell and daughter. of Chambersburg, Penn. and Mrs. J.,Brenbolt and children of Kitchen- er are visiting with Mr. and M7. J. W. Ortwein. The Stinda,y School picnic of the former Methodist church here' was held on Wednesday afternoon at and P. Doyle, 12 con. McGillivray. Bayfield a large number attending Mr, and Mrs. Levi McCann of De - and had o --pleasant, time at the lake side. Rev. James Foote of Exeter con - 'ducted the services for the Continu- ing Presbyterians in St. Paul's church on Sunday. Rev. Mr. Ben - ie Mitchello,vill conduct the ser- vice nexto Sunday. The Orangemen ef the village took in the celebration held at Brussels on Saturday and report a.good time. Brussels was filled with people that day and had one of the best Orange parades possibly held in Huron County. We notice in the results of the London 'Normal School the names of Ferris Caittelon 1st class certifitate and Miss Hazel Coxworth 2nd cleSs certificate, also in Stratfoi'd Normal results the names of Dorothy Welsh NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having claims a- gainst the estate of ELIZABETH SNOWDEN, late of the Township of Stanley, widow, who died on the 9th day, of May, 1925, are required to, forward their claims, duly proven to the undersigned, on or before the 27th day July, 1925 ' AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: That after this said date the Executrix will proceed to dis- tribute the estate, having regard only to the claims of which she then shall have notice. • Dated at Exeter, this' fourth day of July, 1925. GLADMAN & STANBURY - Solicitors for Executrix NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having claims a- gainst the estate of JANE NEWELL of the Village of Hensall, Spinster, who died at the City of London on the 16th day of June, 1925, are re- quired to forward their claims duly proven to the undersigned, on or be- fore the 27th day of July, 1925. AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: That after this said date the Executor will proceed to dis- tribute the estate, having regard only to the claims of which he then shall have notice. Dated at Exeter, this fourth day of July, 1925. , GLADMAN & STANBURY Solicitors for Executor , Tins TEE ,trmu sToco, lirP WITH GOOD COAL wirwat vou CAN GET IT AT A LOW rracE C.LATWORTIVI GRANTO3 Notice to Creditors. NOTICE IS "HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having claims a- gainst the estate of' MARGARET HILL, late of the Village of Hensall, married woman, who died at the city of London, on June 21, 1925 are requested to forward their claims, duly proven to the' under- signed on or before the 27th day of July, 1925. , AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: That after this said date the Ekecutor, will proceed to dis- tribute the estate, having regard then shall have notice. only to the claims of • Which he Dated at Exeter, this fourth. day `Of July, 1925. ' GLADMAN & STANBURY Solicitors for Executor H, Laramie were stiecessfull in Pass- ing the leeel •examinations of the Toronto Conservatory.- of 'Music, whiCh were conducted in Hensel" on June 27 by Mr, Oliver, Primary Pin- noforte—Dorthy Qrassick, Margaret. Duarimond, Illementry ,Piandforte- Louise Duzumoncl, Beth Murdock, Florence MacDonald. Elementary The names of those who wrote at the entrance examinations here at, Hensall were posted up on Tuesday Morning and attra,cted a great deal Of attention from • the students. Fifteen Hensall students wrote on examinations of •villich eight passecl. Gertrude lliggie and Mar- garet McLaren passed' with first class honors and. Jean Bontliron 2nd. C. honors? Louise Drummond; Pearl Elder, Percy Pfaff, Roy Soldan and Scott Welsh passed. Of those writ= Ing from the Township of Hay at Hensall, 1Vearie Bell, daughter bf Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bell, won the first prize scholarship and Bertha Corbett, 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corbett won the second class Scholarehip. These ssholarships are donated by the Township Council of Hay and amounts to $27,50 and $16.50 respectively and' will be paid in cash to the two young students. Both'- attend No. 10 school Hay and Miss Johns their teacher and the two girls are to be congratulated on their, success, The third scholarship donated by the Township Of Hay was won by Isabel Russell of No. 2 Hay who wrote at Exeter. HENSALL UNIONISTS HOLD MEETING On Monday evening dust commit. tees from the two union churches held. „a meeting in the Nelson St. chuech to discuss the questions re- lating to the holding of United church services in Hensall. As the hour at which the meeting was cal- led was late the meeting had. to be closed before all the business could( be dealt with, so that another meet ng had to be held. on Tuesday after- noon to Complete arrangements'afor the services, which are to be as fol- lows: Next Sunday, July 19 at 11 a.m. service Will be held at Main St. church and at 7 p.m. at Nelson St. church. Service at • Chiselhurst church in the afternoon. A meet- ing of the officers of the two Sun- day Schools will be held -on Thurs- day to arrange for the holding of United Sunday School. BENSA.LL DEFEATS CREDITON IN 9th INNINGS On Thursday evening of last week the Crediton nine came to town, and staged a league game with the local crew, the latter winning by the score of 8-5. When the 'vis- itors steped onto/ the diamond It looked as if the Hansen lads were, in for a severe trimming as neither of the other teams have been able to beat this snappy nine and they looked formidible and confident. Motz, the stellar southpaw took the mound for Crediton and went well all through except in the 1st of the 9th when the local boys hit him. freely" The game was a real exhi- bition from start to finish the teams being very •evenly matcheed, al- though Hensel' had the lead most -of the time, the score being 5-2 till, the beginning of the 7th when Cred- iton, with the heavy end of their batting order up connected with Venner's snants quite freely and shoved across three runs to tie the score, 5 all, one run however'not be- ing earned when Venner, in 'disgust at a decision at the plate threw down his glove and ball, the latter rolling down between let and 2nd base, allowing the Crediton runner on third to score. At the 1st of the 9th the Hensel' team staged a bat - NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having claims a- gainst the estate of MARY ANN TURNBULL, late of the Village of of Exeter, Widoxe, who died n the City of. London on the 22nd day of May, 1925, are required to forward their claims, duly proven to the up- dersignod, on or before the 3rd daY of August, 1925. AND NOTICE 1$ FURTHER GIVEN: That after this mid date three runs had crossed the plate and in the last of the 9th the Credi- ton sluggers failed to make a tally which ended the game, 815 in Hen - sail's favor. Venner in the box for the locals went well until the 7th when three runs were scored! on him after which he was relieved by Wilson Brintnell who finikhed the game. Batteries, for CreditOn— Motz and Fahner; for Hensall— Venner, Brintnell and Redden. MT. CARIVIEL Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan accompanied by her .son Leonard and Miss Betty of Chicago are visiting the former's son, Michael Ryan. Mrs. P. A. Coughlin and daughter of London spent the week -end with Mrs. Couglein's brothers' Messrs M. trait motored where on Saturday to spend the week -end with the form- er's mother, Mrs. Win. McCann. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hall and babe of Detroit are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. 0 Hall. ' Mrs. McDonald and Mrs. Coates of Detroit and formerly of this neighborhood called on friends here last week. Mrs., Morrissey accompanied by her son Andrew are spending a few days with friends at Detroit. Miss Pearl Breem of Toronto is holidaying at her home here. Miss Margaret Carey of Hamilton. is visiting ,--her' eisters, Misses K. and N. &troy': We are pleased to state Mrs. ThoS. Rowland is improving after her re - TIVRON SIANDIN9 Crediton Hensel' Daeliworod Zarieh EAGUE, Won Lost P.C. 5 2 715 4 2 666 2 4 2 285 Crediton A GREAT CONCERTI TREAT The occasion—Ladies' Glee Club Concert. The date --Wednesday, July 22nd, at 8 p.m. The place in the Tewn. Hall, Crediton,' All roads lead to the Town Hall, Crediton on the evening' of July 22, when the North ,Western College Glee Club of international renown will strike our town to render their up to- the Minute concert. Blame yourself if you miss this royal treat. We have received word that auto loads are coining from London, Hen. sail, Zurich, Dashwood, Exeter, Lucan. and. the surrounding community. Be on hand ae 7:30 or take a chance of ,having to stand for an hour and a half. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Haist of Pigeon,, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff. Hill the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Haunt and Miss Beatrice of Pigeon, Mich., vis- witeedekrelatives in the village the past Mr.. and Mrs. Win. Smith, Sr.. spent the past week visiting friends in Detroit. The, choir of the Evangelical church gathered at the home of Mr. Chas. Wolfe on lefonday evening and presenter' Mrs. Lloyd Geiser with V caseroje. -Mrs: George Finkbeiner who has been very, ill we are pleased to re- port is doing nicely again. .eMr. Milton Finkbeiner of the Canadiag Bank of Commerde staff Seaforthe visited his parents, .Mr. and Mrs'. Geo. Finkbeiner over the week -end. Mr. _and Mrs. H. K. Eilber and Bernice, are camping at Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Wenzel mot,. ored to Listowel and Palmerston on Sunday visiting friends. - Quite a number from the village attended the Orange. walk at Lou- Mr. Chester Gaiser spent the don on Saturday and report a very week -end in Pontiac. favorable time. Mrs. G. H. Porritt and daughter Mrs. A. Walker returned from Mary of Calgary are visiting with the West the past week and is vis-. Mrs. English. iting friends in the village. Mrs. C. Finkbeiner it visiting in Sarnia. 'Mr. and Mrs. J. Ehlers, of Indian- apolis are visiting the former's par - Mrs. P. Kraft spent last week in Mr. and Mrs. P. lercIsaac and Mr. par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ehlers. 0. Restameyer Spent Sunday in Lon- don. London. Cred- iton visited in this vicinty on Sun - Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Heist, of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Stadelbauer, of London spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P. Kraft. . Misses Clara, Elda and Verna Kraft are visiting in London. Mrs. Oliver and two children, of -Kitchener are visiting with -Mr. and Mrs. J. Kellerman. Mr. Win. Zimmer has disposed of hie property the Commerical hotel to Mr. John Ellitsen, of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs_ A. Chaplin, of List- owel and Mr. and Mrs. Chaplin of the west spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Kellerman. Miss Pearl Kraft spent Monday in Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. J. Geiger and son Elmer, of Ohio spent" Friday with Mrs. Jane Guenther. Miss Anna Vincent of Seaforth is visiting in town. House Pain ting Beautify your home, as well as Protect it, with a couple of geed coats of PURE PAINT - Paint is no longer considered a Iuxury, it is an a,beolute necessity for the protection of yew' property from the elements, PAINT NOW The weather conditions are ideal for out- side Painting. Consult US at once about that job you have been contemplating having done. Our Prices are Ileaeonalele, and. we Kee the best materials obtainable. 6. H. MARTIN 658 Hamilton Rd., London Out.. "Our Prices ,are Reasonable" PAINTER AND DECORATOR ' Phone 7967 or send a 'card for appointment - ROW DO YOU KNOW THAT you can secure a training second to none in Stenography, Book- keeping or Telegraphy a.7( CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE STRATFORD, ONTARIO Write to Principal, R. F. LITMSDEN B.A., and get full particulars aSa-MagegelMaullialtalgiagill11111111120 Dashwood Dr. H. H. Cowen, L. D, S. D. D. S. DENTAL SURGEON At McCormick's Block, Zurick, every Thursday and Saturday MAIN OFFICE Hartleib's Block -- Dashwood, Out. Mrs. R. Thompson., of Xetroit, vi- sited with friends in town a few, days last week. Mr. Thos. Trevethich is having his house re:painted. Mr. Win. Trick is in Toronto this Week on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs.- Wm. Homey and daughter, of Kippen spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Win. Motz. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond English, of Kiechener, were week -end visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. Win. Fischer. Mrs. Sheardown left Sunday' to spend some time at Goderich with her son Sam. Mr. W. Gardiner, of Cusso, also Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Gardiner and John Gardiner from near Park- hill, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eli, Lawson. They also visited Mrs. John Lawson. Mr, Garnet Sweitzer left for his home in New York on Friday after spending two weeks with his mother Mrs. John Sweitzer. . Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heatherley, of London, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mote on Sunday. Just what you been looking for Harry (to Joe)—Hey Joe! Have you seen the picture pf them gals from the big college in the States? I'll say they're a jolly fine-looking bunch. Me and .Mabel heard em two years ago add they were so good I havn't got out of my head yet. Mabel said ain't feelin' good an wasn't kom but I coaxed her up and we went 'and on the way home sayi,,she.'"Harit-it would have been like losing half lyour bile to miss that concert. An, if that Glee Club of 12 gals chosen from. a company of a hundred singers ever goes to the trouble of comin' over here again ;we're goin' with bells on an take the hull family along so we will. Joe in reply—"Yes, Harry, I heard so much about that concert that ef I'm able to stand on two feet I sure won't miss it. When is it?. On Wednesday evening July 22nd, at EC p.m.. Where? In the town hall, Crediton. Well Maggie and me will be there in all the colors of the rain- bow and we're goin' -early, believe me. , "The most popular thing in the world" is Rev. Mr. Dreier's subject at next Sunday morning's service at the Evangelical Church. In the ev- ening he will speak on; "The Min- istry of Affliction and Adversity" "All things work together for good to them that love the Lord." The "Faith of George Whitfield" 4th in. the series on "Faith of our Fathers," will be the subject in the United Church next Sunday evening. These messages are given in story form, are intensly interesting and specially suited for the hot summer days. One hod. of service only. Come and join Us and listen to the story of a man who came out from a tavern home and became one of the greatest evangelists of all time. and 'Violet teside, both 2nd clasq cent illnees. certificates. . The Hensel' and Chiselhurst giels played a game of softball oil the Hensall diamond on TueSday 'even - Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy of Royal Oak, Mich., is visiting with the lat- ter's brothers, Messrs 3, and E. Carroll. . Miss Agnes McLaughlin 'and THE LATE JACOB SWEITZER Jacob Sweitzer, husband of Ros- Ina (Kuhn) Sweitzer was born Au- gust 14th, 1848 in North East Hope near Shakespeare and died in , Peace July' 8, 1925 at his home in Credi- ton aged '76 years, 10 months and 24 days. He was united in mar- riage to Rosirta Kuhn, November 22. 1869. Two sons and two daughters fag, the Cluselhurst girls winmeg* e were, born to this union, One son the Hensel" team put up a'- 'good mother of reucan are spending a few father in death. The departed. be - by a large margin, although at times and two daughters preceeded their game and with a. little training days -with Miss Mary McLaughlin, his christain life in his 24th would soon develop int a, good guest of his cousin, Mr., Jarees Mr. -Toohey of Toronto is the 1 gee year joined the Evangelical church SI Crediton and has served as a' team.., . Breen. church by women of the continuing - '' paard,i Little Ruth Regan, daughter of " A meetiag was held in Si. class leader and Sunday School tea - Presbyterian church.. There was a Mi and Mrs. Cone Regan is ohm, for many years, His ,Diaasima, ly ill at her home. We Wis i on her disposition . and sterling claristain ' the EirecutriX will proceed to die- lare,e turn -out, and the meeting was a speedy recovery, chara,cLer won for him a host of tribute the estate, having regard Very encouraging. ''It was decided I . ,. friends, He is turviyed by Ins OM - only to' the claimof Which she to-carrY On the W.M.S. and fo form "You're a, little dear," we heard Manion, 3 brothers, 2 sisters, .1 son, then shall have notice. an .auxiliarer for the continuing hilt remark 'to his sweetheart, and 8 grandchildren, 4 great grandchild - Dated at Exeter this eleventh daY of church. Twenty-one members are on Wondered why she walked off in ti ren and, other near relations and July, 1925the roll.. The President WaS in the huff. Bat then how Were we to friends. Perialetook plate at Cred- ADMAN & 8 AN/3U11.1 chair- and concluded the meeting. know that'she had tried to berroW I iton on Friday lat. "Blessed are ' GL T ' Solicitors for Inteetitrix The following pirpile of Miss Greta fifty dollars from him? '' the dead who die in the Lord." Mrs. S. Guenther and son Homer are holidaying at Grand Bend. On Sunday July 19th, the dedi- cation of the new pipe organ in the Zion Lutheran Chnrch will take place. German services at 10:30 a. in. will be conducted by Rev. R. Ei- fent of Tavistock, and English ser- vices at 7:0 p.m. will be conducted by Rev. M. Bruer, of London. Rev. M. Towle, of Humberstone will hale charge of the musical part of the services. On Monday evening Rev. Towle will give an organ recital, as- sisted by the choir an., men's quar- tette of Zion Church. The collect- ion to be lifted at both services- on Sunday and also at the Recital will flow into the Organ fund. Every- body cordially invited to.attend both Chiselhurst Mr. Lindsay Byres had the mis- fortune on Tueday of last week to fall off the driveshed breaking a small bone in his arm. Mrs. J. Davis of Staffa, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Veinier on Sunday. Miss Bernice Harris is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jos Dayman, of Kippen. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dearing and family and Mr. Thos. Woodward, of Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. John. Oke and family and Mr. Jos Daman, of Kip - pen, visited with Mr. and Mrs. T, Harris Thursday night of last week. GRAND BEND Mr. Ed. Gill and family arrd Mr. Walt England were in London on Saturday. Miss Bernice Webb, who has been wth her sister, Mrs. McGregor at Corbet for a month, is home again. Mr. and Mrs. E. Heideman, of Ex- eter; Mrs. Mason. and. daughter and Mr. Lou Heideman, of Toronto, Vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. E. Gill, Sr., on Sunday. Mrs. Scott and children, of Sarnia, is visiting her daughter Mr. and Mrs Win. Patterson. CROMARTY Owing to the absence of the paste, or, Rev. Mr. Ritchie, the pulpit IlraS"d supplied ,by Mr. Robinson. of Strat- ford. Miss Olive Speare returned to To- ronto on Saturday after spending a few weeks with her mother in the village. Mr. Otto Walper of Detroit is - spending a few days under the par- ental roof. A number from here at- tended the circus in London on Mon- day last. At the time of writing Mrs. Vin-.. cent is very low with an attack of pneumonia. Mrs. Vincent is one 0g,, the the oldest settlers in the neighbor- hood at the present time. The Price Bros. of Woodham are at present busy painting and decor-," ating in the village. Mr. John McCulloch has had hie home newly replenished by a fresh coat of paint, also Mr. John Scott. and and Mr. John Steacy. This adds .., greatly to the appearance of our . neat little village. Miss Tufford and sister, lelte's Carrie left on Friday evening to spend a few holidays at 1Vlotherweilh and Avonbank. Miss Jessie Gillespie of Reginee ' called on a number of friends in. the _ village on Monday last. - TI1'is it the room as much' as possible) close the windows, raise one Of the,blinds where the sun -shine .s in, aboUt eight inches, place as many`Wilson'd Fly Pads as possihle on plates, (properly wetted with water but not flooded) on the window ledge where the light is strong, leave the robin closed for two or three hours, then sweep up the files and burn them. See illustration below. „ Pu,t the plates away' oul'of the reach of children until ire. „ quired in another room.. '