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HENSALL
High, School Students!
You are leaving •school -e -Have you any Plans for the future? Do
you NVifill you, lived near,a Technical School or University? Do you ever
think of a Commercial Course as a stepping stone to, Higher Places,
Intellectually and Financially.
. A GOOD COMMERICAL TRAINING
will enable you to take a position in a city, There you can complete
your training in Music, Science, 'Mathematics or any branch that es-
pecially appeals to you.
If you are ambitipus, THINIC- IT OVER,
You can LEARN while you EARN..
THE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
criorrox, ONTARIO, offers.%
STENOGRAPHIC, COMMERICAL, SECRETARIAL,
SPECIAL COURSES
'WRIT)31, MISS B. F. WARD, ma., Principal; Pliltone 19S e
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that all persons having claims a-
gainst the estate of PETER MUNN,
of the Village of :Hensall, retired
farmer, wh,o died on the 12th day
of June, 1925, are required to for-
ward their claims, duly proven to
the undersigned, ,on or befor4 *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. regard
only to the claims of which they
then shall have notice.
Dated at Exeter, this fourth day of
July, 1925. •
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors for Eiecutors
NOTICE TQ CREDITORS.'
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that all persons having claims a-
gainst the estate of HANNAH
BARKNER, of the Village of Exeter
widbw, who died at the City of Lon-
don, on the 3rd day of July, 1925
are required to forward their cleans
duly proven to the undersigned on
or before the 27th day of laxly 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 & STANBIJRY
Solicitors for Executor
NoTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that all persons having claims a-
gainst the estate of JNO. Z1VARSKE \NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
late of the Township of Usborne, that all persons having claims a -
laborer, who died on the 5th day of "gainst the estate of ELIZABETH
'-june, 1925, are required to forward SNOWDEN, late of the Tovenshiir of
their claims, duly proven to the Stanley, widow, yrho died on the
undersigned, on or before the.27th 9th day of May, 1925, are required
day of July, 1925. to forward their claims, duly proven
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER to the undersigned, on or before the
GIVEN: That after this said date 27th day July, 1925
the Administrator will proceed to ,AND NOTICE IS FURTHER
distribute the estate, having regard GIVEN: • That after this said date
only to the claims of which he then the Executrix will proceed to •dis-
shall have notice. tribute the /estate, hating regard
Dated at Exeter, this folirth day of only to the claims of which she
July, 1925. then shall have notiqe.
GLADMAN & STANBURY Dated at Exeter, this fourth day of
Solicitors for Administrator July, 1925.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Senators for Executrix
Hensall Tile; Brick
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
and Block Yard
INTERESTING LOCAL BOWLING
TOURNAMENT ^
A bowling tournament of Scotch
doubles has been staged on the local
green bY members of the club dur-
ing the past few weeks and first
prize was carried off by Messrs. IP: -
Simmons and Jas. Sangster, defeat-
ing Alf. Clark and Rev. Naylor to
capture first money, 1Vieisrs Henry
Pfile and Laird Mickle gained the
Mrs, 1Viillian is visiting relatives
this week at Goderich.
lefr. Nerman Cook is building a
new garage at his home.
Miss Agnes Hobkirk of Toronto is
holidaying at her home here.
Miss Margaret Johnston is con-
fined to her home through illness.
Mr. Lorne Whiteside of Goderich
is vieiting in town this Week.
. Mrs. A. Hemphill and family are
holidaying at Grand Bend just now.
,,Messrs Cook Bros. this week soldu
a new Essex coach to Dr. Ilyndman
of Exeter. -
Mee C. Cook has about finished
his new verandah welch has a very
eine appearance.
Mr. Rem, Passmore is spending a
few holidays. up on the Bruce Pen.,
on a fishing trip.
Miss Gertrude Barnett of Toronto
is visiting her grand parents, Mr.
and 1Vers, Thompson. •
The Orangemen of this district in-
tend holding. a 'picnic- at Bayfield on
Thuiesday, 'July .23rd. a •
Quite a number frem here took in
the street donee at Seaforth on
Thursday evening last. -
Mr. Sheldon Coleman of Detroit
visited over the week with relatives
privilege to play off with Messrs. in and around Hensall.
Clark and Naylor for second money Mr.- and Mrs. Ed. McQueen and
by defeating D. Cantelon and A. children are visiting this week with
Hemphill, on Monday evening. At relatives in Streetsville.
time of writing the semi-final games Mr. Peppier and Mr. McLaughlin
had not been played, This tourna- oltr local bankers, have returned
ment has caused considerable -Inter- after two week'' -Vacation.
est among our bowlers who plan to Miss FredaSniallacombe and
stage other tournaments in the sister Jean of Guelph are visiting
future. their aunt,. Miss Mattie Ellis.
Mrs. J. Steacy of Toronto is visit-
ing this week with friends and re-
latives in and around Hensall.
Mr. and 1VIrs. E. Rennie, and Mrs.
Paisley and children visited Mr. and
Mrs. Paisley of Clinton on Wednes-
day,
Mr. Jas. Nicol' of 'tile Standard
Bank relieving- staff is holidaying -
at .his home 'here for a couple of
weeks. '''
• Mr. Arthur Hudson of Marlette,
Mich., visited over the week -end
with his grandmother, Mrs. Risepli
Hudson.
Mr. George Holman, County Clerk
with Mrs. Holman and little sou of
Goderich are visiting friends 'her'e
this week. '
Mr.' Sidney Geiger who is teaching
school in New Ontario is spending
part of his holidays at the home of
his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moore and
little son of London visited with
the formers sister Mrs. Thes.iSimp-
son on Tuesday. °
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cudmore and
children_ of Kitchener are visiting
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Oath:nave.
The congregation of ;the continu-
ing Presbyterian church intend
holding a picnic at Bayfield on Wed-
nesday, July 22nd
Dr. Fletcher, Mis. Dougall and
Mrs. Williams motored to St. Marys
last week to attend the funeral of
the late Alexander Campbell.
Next Sunday Rev. A. Sinclair will
Preach in the former Methodist
church in the morning and in the
Carmel church in the evening,
• Our- lobe' coal dealers are send-
ing out large quantities of eoal.
Most people are getting hi aheir
coal early this year, being afraid of
a strike in the United' States this
Fall.
Mr. Donald McKinnon and Ladd
McEwan have .returned from their
Western trip and have resumed their'
positions here. They say there is
no place like Hansen and Old On-
tario. '..
Mr. and Mrs. William Seeds. of
Vancouver are visiting the latter's'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Welsh. They are on their way to
England where they will visit for
some time.'
Rev. Mr. Richardson, formerly of
'<ippon, occupied tlie pulpit of the
United churches on Sunday last, in
the morning 'in the Carmel church
and in the evening in the former
Methodist church. •
Mrs. Hugh McDonald who has been
visiting her.sister Mrs. Leper at Ste
Catherines for the last few months
returned home this week accompan-
ied by her sister, Mrs. Leper who
will visit her for some time.
Mrs. Hassel and daughter Eleanor
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
1. W. Ortwein for some time, re-
turned to their home in Chambers-
burg, Pa., on Tuesday, owing to the
Illness of Mrs. Hassels' elder, daugh-
Mr. John Young, who has been in
poor health for some time, went to
Loudon last week for an x-ray ex-
amination. He returned home. on
Saterday evening and inteads re -
awning to London shortly for an ea -
oration,
A heavy thunder. and rain storm
passed over Hensall on Tuesday
'afternoon 'accompanied by severe
lightning, but fortunately no dam-
age was done. The rain will do a
lot of good as the crops were begin-
ning. to suffer.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Welsh made
a trip last week by motor to Owen
Sound, They report a beautiful
country up north and good crops,
The roads were also in fine condi-
tion which made the trip ,all the
more pleesene,
Master Chas. Pearce ise smiling
these days because one of" hie hens
hatched . nine pheasants from the
fifteen eggs sent him by the Fisher-
ies and Game Deelartment. This is
a larger number than, has been gea-
orally got this year from g hatehing,
but Charles was careful to remove
those that were out and the mother
here remained faithfully on the nest
until the last egg was hatched. The
young pheaaarits are particularly
active little fellows and had to be
kept coVered in a box for safe keep-
ing,
The Progressive Parte' of South
Ruren intend holding a conVentioh
Notice to -Creditors.
A FRESH CAR OF
CEMENT
ausT ARRIVED THIS WEEK
has
ALSO A CAR,OP
GYPROC
arrived and we have it in all
lengths 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ft.
• Phone 7
DR. R. P. I.. DOUGALL
Hanoi, 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. ,
Phiene 56 Residence 114
IIENSALL, ONT
AUCTIONEER
0SdAR KLOPP .
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Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Au -
ion School, Special course taken in
egistered Live Stock (all Breeds,)
Merchandise, Real Estate, Warm
Bales, etc, Rates in keeping with
.,..revalling prices. Satisfaetion as -
Oared, write Oscar lelopp, Zurich, or
Wire 18-93, Zuricly,
WHITE PINE
, lx6, v matched dressed on both
sides at
5 0 PER M.
THIS IS THE T1161E1 TO STOCK'
P WITH GOOD COAL VirOILE
YOU CAN GET IT AT A LOW •
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A. J. CLATWORTHY
GBANTON
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that all persons having claims a-
gainst the estate of JANE NEWELL
of the Village of Hensel', 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 paid 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
Notice to Creditors.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that all persons. having claims a-
gainst the estate of MARGARET
HILL, late of the Village bf Hensall,
married woman, who died at the
city -of London, on June 21, 1925
are aequested to forward their
claims, dilly proven to the under-
signed, on or before the -17th day of
1925. •
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER
GIVEN: That after this said date
the Executor will proceed to dis-
tribute the estate, having regard
then shall have notice.
only to the claims of wilich' he
Dated at Exeter, this forth day Of
July, 1925. . •
GI:ADMAN & ST,ANBURY"
Solicitors fob Executor
NOTICE TO 'CREDITORS
NOTICE .IS HEREBY GIVEN
that all persons having claims a-
geinst the estate 'of MARY ANN
TURNBULL, late of the -Village of
of Exeter, widow, 'who died n the
City of London on the 22nd day of
May, 1925, are required to forward
their claims, duly .proven to the un-
deeeigned, on or before the 3rd clay
of August, 1925. e '
AND NOTICE Is FURTHER
GIVillee That after this said date
the Eeteenteix will proceed to clis-
tribufe the estate, having regard
only . to the claims of which she
then shall have notiee.
1)ated. at Exeter this eleventh day of
euly, e 025,
GLADIVIAN & ST.ANDelleY
Solicitors for Executrix'
„ e
brother of the Liberal candidate,
Thos, McMillan and if he succeeds
in landing the nomination will, no
doubt, make an interesting run.
f'lleeve Geiger,- Geo, C. Petty, et,
Higgins and Louis Clark ateeeded
the funeral of the late Geo, Hanley
on Friday afternoon last, The fun-
eral was' one of the largest seen in
'this Vicinity for yeare, Besides 4
large number of relatives, friends
and neighbors, the Orangemen of
Clinton and Varna, attended in a
body, the Members Of the County
Council ex -members and County Of.-
ficials, the Township Council of
Stanley, and a number of the mem-
bers of the executive of the Smith
Huron Conservative association were
present. The funeral was in charge
of the Orange Lodge. The death of
Mr. Hanley creates a vacancy on the
crimnal audit board of the County,
and also makes an election neces-
sary in the Township of Stanley for
ReeVe.
Those who. won prizes in the
races a. the Union Sunday School
picnic held on Wednesday, July 15,
at -Bayfield are as follows:
Primary—Keith Buchanan, Elva
McQueen,
No. .1 boys and girls—Lloyd' Lin-
denfield, Bobby Pessenere, Lloyd
Ortwein.
' • No. 2 boys and girls—Larne El-
der, Alice, Higgins.
No. 3 Boys ---Billy Joynt; Egbert
Faber, Cornelias Faber.
No. 3 girls—Avis Lindenfield,
Mildred Scruton, Gertrude Higgins.
No. 1 girls—Pearl Elder, Bertha
Corbett, Irma Higgins and Mildred
Snilloli4e
No.'
boys—Milton Boyle, Russell
Blacerwell, Scott Welsh.
Boot and Shoe races for girls—
Alice Higgins, Gertrude Higgins,
Pearl Elder, and Gladys Passmoee.
Boot and Shoe race for boys—
Billie Milton Boyle, Cornelius
Faber and Scott Welsh.
Marriecla-Ladies: race—Mrs. Gor-
don Parker, Mrs. Fred Manns, Mrs.
Blackwell and Mrs. Joynt.
AUTO ACCIDENT
While driving 'his car north about
a mile and a' quarter south Of town
on. Saturday morning last, Mr. Wm.
Stone had the misfortune to be turn -
'ed into the ditch when mothen ear
also headed' north tried to pass Mr.
Stone who was driving slow. As
the other ear 'passed him it cut ia
too close• -in, front of the 'Stone cat
ana striking the -front wheel, sent it
into the ditch and turned it over,
wreckieg '-the windshield and top:
Mr; Stone, although somewhat bruis-
ed and shaken up, was not seriously
injured, as he managed to crawl out
immediately after the 'car upset.
The other ear, -after' striking Mr.
St045"S car, took to the 'ditch also
but -no harm was done. except, that.
a tire was pulled off., This was an
accident which could easilyhave
been _avoided had the driver of the
offending machine not been quite, so
anxious to get to the other side of
the road.
BENSALL LOSES MOSE BAITS .
TO ZURICH 5-4 •
On Thuiaday evening of lastweek
the local nine lost to Zurich on the
latter's diamond by a 5-4 score. The
score indicates the play to a large
extent, the game being' 'anybody's.
until -the last innings. The first of
the second inning Hensall scored one
run and in the last half two'Zurich
men crossed the plate and with the
scoee .2-1 in Zurich's' favor ,the game
continued _without a score until the
1st oe the 8th when with twee men
on eases, .Redden, he Reesall cat-
cher smashed out a three bagger
scoring two men and Redden. came
in on* Venner's sacrifice grounder
and brought the score, up to 4-2 in
Hensall's favor. The last half of
the 8th •proved the -locale undoing
Venner, the Hensall hurler had been
pitching good ball but lost his
stride in the 8th as one man walk-
ed, another was hit and the 'third
man got on by an error, and so with
the ,bases full Vernier retired from
the box and Wilson Brintnell was
sent in to twirl. He struck out the
fleet 'batter to face him, a pinch hit-
ter by the way, and then, Gascho
Caine to bat for Zurich and smashed
a line drive which went through
Joynt in right -field and before the
ball could' be got to the plate, three
runs had been scored amid the game
ended' on a last -inning rally by the
Zurich team with the score 5-4.
Batteries—for Zurich, Thiel Gaseho
and Bedard; for Hensall, Vernier,
Brintnell and Redden.
The Hensel], team have no league
game this' week but the Dashwood
team comes to town next week.
SUNSHINE
Mks. S., A. Miller of .Cremarty
spent the week -end with her neice
Mrs, R. Fletcher, '
• Miss Sarah Upshalle of Exeter is
visiting -With her sister Mrs, C. W.
Godeolt,
Mr. John, Omelet and his daught-
er and i her husband" of Detroit are
Visiting with Mr.' and Mrs. J. D.
Creery. -
Mr. and Mrs. H. Francis, of the
Themes Road spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Wm. Coward, • • ,
'Miss Agnes Ceeery hee• returned
home froM visiting friends in Wood-
stock
Mrs. Baines, Mrs, Mollard and
Miss' Medd. of Exeter spent a day
recently. with Mee, Heywood and
Mrs. lee, Routly. •
On Thursday afternoon the W. M.
S. held ae union meeting When the
following, Were present
and took part in the programme.
Kirkton; Woodhani, Zion and Elim -
yule. Music from WoOdheen and
Zion arni teedinge from Kirkten and
Elimville and a Meet of the beench
at, Windsor by Wire. Mollard. Prayer
by Rev. D. Themperne of Wood-
ham closed a very pleasant and pro-
fitable meeting. Litneli Was •served
by the ladies Of Sunshine.
10 • !PM! e "1,
Dashwood
Dr. H. H. Cowen, L. D. S.
* D. D. S.
DENTAL Sunouox
At IVIcCormick's plock, Zwick, every
Thursday and Saturday
MAIN 'OFFICE
frartleib's Block -- Dashwood, Out,
A very pretty wedding' in which
many in Dashwood and surrounding
country will be interested took place
in Kitchener on Wednesday of last
week when Miss leina, Ehlers
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Williame
Ehlers, was united in marriage to
Mr. Clarence reger, son of Rev. W.
J. and Mee. Yager, all formerly of
Dashwood. The happy couple were
popular among a, large cirele of
friends here and ill have the best
wishes of all for a long and' happy
wedded life. - •
Mr. and e Mrs. W. Graybeil. of
Woodstock 'spent the week -end in
town.
Miss Ca,thern Finkbeiner is visit-
ing in Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Gottshalk, of Sea -
forth visited :with friends over the
'week -end. • •
Mr. Chas. Stire of Oshawa is vis-
iting his parents:, • •
Mr. and Mee. H. Zimmer, of Strat-
for visited in' town on Sunday:" "
Re -v. and Mrs. R. Eifert, of Tavi-
stock visited with friends a few days
last week.
Miss Ida Routledge of Zurich vis-
ited in town on -Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Heist and Mr.
and Mrs. C. Eilber of Crediton visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. IVieruer
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stade, of Zurich
visited in town on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Fassold and fam-
ily -visited in, London last week.
Mee and Mrs. D. Haugh, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Wein and Mr. and Mrs. J.
Kraft and daughter of Cavalier mo-
tored to Niagara Falls and spent a
few days last week.
Miss Rose Rader of Detroit is vis-
iting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Adams, of London
visited relativee in town.
Mr. Wm Zimmer' has moved into
Mr, Snider's house and Mr. J. Ellig-
sen of Mitchell has taken possession
of the Commerical Hotel. " '
Miss Reid, of Toronto, is visiting
her brother C. 'Reid at pre-
sent.
Mr. and,Mrs. Harry Kraft are at-
tending the reunion at Sarnia this
week. '
Mr. and Mrs. H. Heinbach and'
family of Toronto are visiting in
this vicinity.
Mr, Arnold Eifert of Detroit spent
Sunday in. town.
. Crediton
Wheat harvest is nearly + complet-
ed in this vicinity.
Miss Leis Hamilton of Sarnia is
visiting Miss Laura England for a
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Barry, of
Wlton Grove spoil- Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Bowman.
Mrs. Lloyd England and family
are spending a week visiting in Port
Huron., Dribla
airs. Sam Rollins and danghter of
Ailsa Craig spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Job Sims,
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Berry picking is the order of the
day. The crop will be light on ac-
count of the dry weather.
Mrs. Wm. Yearley has moved into
her new home she recently bought
from Mrs.. Alera.ham Walker.
Mrs. H. E. "Rapley and daughter
Norma of Marietta, Ohio, are visit-
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F.
W. Clark.
Earl Walker, wife and child-
ren of Maryfield, Man, are visiting
Mrs. Walker's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lawson, and.
family of Saskatoon are visiting Mrs
John Lawson and' othei• friends for
sonic time, -
Mr. and Mrs., Tom Edwards and
family of Ingersoll -were week -end
visitors the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Lewis.
Mrs. Will Quance of Toronto spent
Sunday- with Mr.' and Mrs. Will
Matz and also visited Mr. and Mrs.
Chris. Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Edwards and
family of Ingersoll spent the week-
end visiting relatives and renewing
acquaintances in the village.
The "Faith of John Wesley" 5th
and last in the series on "Faith of
our Fathers" will be the subject in
the United Church here Sunday ev-
eniMr.ng. and Mrs. Raymond English
and children from Kitchener return-
ed home last week after spending e.
few deers at the home of Mr. John
English.- . .
The game of 44basebaIl betWeen
Crediton and Dashwood last Thurs-
day evening resulted in the visitors
being out classed by.7 to 1 in favor
of Crediton.
Miss Beryl. Hill of Moose ,Taw,
Sask., who is holidaying at the home
of her father, Mr. Isaac Hill, is at
present with her brother, Mr, Roy
Hill at Detroit.
Miss Pearl Drier of Hanover and
Mr. Lleyd Hansel of the Buffalo
Savings Bank, Buffalo, N. Y. are
spending their vacation at the Evan-
gelical parsonage,
• A sitting of the' Division Court
Will be held at Crediton on Tuesday
July 28th, at one o'clock. Judge
Lewis will preside. A number of
cases will conic up for . hearing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ossie McKenzie of
Pontiac, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Al-
ex McKenzie af Ailsa Craig were vis -
I itore at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W
1130Wman One day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hill and child-
ren, of Detreit, Mich., aspent the
week -end with the fermer's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hill. They were
accompanied by Mrs. NedHubbellof Port Huron, who was the guest
of Miss Merle Clark. e
"The Character and Worth of e
Christain" Will be the subject Of
Rev. W. Y. Drier's message neet
,
Sabbath morning and at the evening
service he will tiolitea part 2 of 'The
1Ministry of Afflietieb.8 and Advers-
ity," "A Sabbath well spent brings
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a week of content." Then 1-ItTirs
not ase our cars as taxi's to gather
up the worshippers and carry them
away from Divine Worship.
GRAND BEND
Dr, G. F. Roulston, of Exeter, de-
sires to announce that he has open-
ed a dental office in the banding
across the street from the Bremier
House and will be at Grand Bend
every Wednesday for the next two
months.
ZION
Zion community picnic was held at
Springbank on Tuesday. There was
a good turnout and the -usual line oe
sports was keenly contested.
The Misses elodgins, of. Biddulph
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Well-
ington Brock.
Several from Zion were at Grand
Bend Wednesday afternoon.
CHISELHURST
Mr. and Mrs. F. Northcott, of Al-
vinston, are visiting the former's
mother, Mrs. Rodger Northcott and
other relatives.
Mr. and. Mrs. H. Humestou, of
London, spent Wednesday with Mr.
Win. J. Northcott.
Mr. aff'd Mrs. T. Thompson, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Sutherland and
family, of Toronto, motored up and
are visiting with the Rowe family.
Mr. Thompson has returned to the
city.
Mr. Chas. Aldworth, returned Sat-
urday- after attending the funeral of
his brother, the late William Aid -
worth who died at Minneapolis on
July 10th. The funeral was under
theMasonic auspices. He is surviv-
ed by' his wife and one daughter,
Iva.
WOODHAM
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Arksey and
son. Andrew of Whalen spent SaildaY
with. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Rhin. 1
Misses Viola and Netta Shier pees
holidaying in Toronto.
Mrs. Jas Shipley aud Miss Olive
*Stevens of Lucan are spending a
couple of weeks with their sister,
Mrs. A. Mills.
Messrs. Charles Hayes and Aylmer
Morley of Brantford called on the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Morley on Sunday.
Miss Clara Morley spent a couple
of weeks with ,friends in Forest and
Sarnia.
Mr. Wm. Kirk, Mr. Sam. Routley
and j. L. Routley have gone on a
trip to Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
Mrs. Miners of Manitoba visited
recently at the home of Michael Bre-
thouIr:
There passed away recently one
of the most interesting reselents of
131anshard Township in the person
of Alexander Campbell who passed
away at the home of his brother
Stewart. Mr. Campbell resided for
some years in the Yukon and Alaska
and was an acquaintance of the
famous explorer Amundsen. He
visited Wrangel Island which he
described as one of the most desol-
ate places on the face of the earth.
Two brothers survive, Stewart, of
St. Marys and Daniel in the Western
States; also two sisters, Mrs., Firth,
of Toronto and Mrs. Shaw of Lake
'Port.
GREEN WAY
A large number enjoyed the soc-
ial evening put on by the Willing
Workers class of the United Church.
Misses Lola Viola and ' Norma
Turner of Brinsley are visiting their
grand parents Mr. and Mrs. T. Teen-
er.
Mrs. Mende and Mrs. McAlpine
visited their father Mr. Rueben Wil-
son. We are sorry to report he is
note well since his return frobi the
hospital.
Melvin Poster of Kirkton
(laying With Edison Pollock.
'Meg. George Sanders of Watroue
Sask., and two children are visiting
her parents Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Mc-
Pherson. •
Mr. Madintosh 'or Port Huron in
the guest of her. sister Mrs. R.
Several from here attended the
funeral Of the late Mrs. S. McGreg-
or. She -will be missed in the organ-
zatiemi of the church hete where She
was an actiVe worker.
Miss Mary McGregor has returned
from a pleasant helidaY at Grand
Send.
STRATFORD, July 17—It is gen-
erally. a real old-time railroader who
can boast that his train had been
stopped while the track was clear-
ed of red deer, but such was the
experience of a Palmerston C.N.R.
crew, near Bluevale yesterday after-
noon. The. southbound way -freight
was steaming up just outside the
town, some 45 miles north of Strat-
ford, when Ihreedainty strangers
were seen blocking- the right of way.
The amazed engineer pulled to a
stop, the intfuders watching the pro-
cedure with great interest, but mak-
ing no move. When the drugging
freight engine had come to a halt,
the deer, 'their curiosity evidently
satisfied, bounded over the fence
leaving the traiumde to ask them-
selves if they, had seen a vision, or
not.
THAMES ROAD
Church union. was consummated
at the Thames Road church on Sun-
day last at a service in, which Rev.
Dr. Fletcher, Rev. Mr. Redmond and
the pastor Rev, .G. M. Chidley, took
part. The congregation is organiz-
ed with a Session and a Board of
Stewards. Session—Wm. leydd, J.
Allison, Henry Anderson, Henry
Franeis, Peter Whitlock, and. Arthur
Donee. Board of Stewards—O. Al-
lison, Ed. McDougall, N. Passmore,
B. Monteith, 3". Remick, G. Duncan,
A. Campbell, H. Jeffrey, P. Pass-
more, W. Stone, C. Stewart. A fea-
ture of the service was the reading
at the communion. roll comprising
212 members.
CENTRALIA
Miss Lillian Elliott, of Detroit, is
visiting at the home of her father
Mr. W. Elliott.
Mrs. W. Smith who has been quite
ill for a week is somewhat im-
proved.
Miss Fortner of Hyde Park is
spending a few days at the home of
Miss W. Essery.
Miss A. Anderson spent the week-
end with friends at Port Stanley,
MOORESVILLE
SHOP BURNED — The Fraser
blacksmith shop, one of the old land-
marks of this place took fire on.
Thursday afternoon, and having get
considerable headway befere the
blaze was discovered was totally des-
troyed, together with most of the
contents. The loss is partly cover-
ed. by insurance.
ZURICH
Messrs Clayton and Clarence Hoff-
man of Galt spent's, week with their'
parents here.
The Evangelical Sunday school
picnicked at Grand Bend on Wednes-•
day, at ‚which a good time was spent
by all.
Messrs. J. Gash° & Son have mov-
ed their entire stock' of dry goods
and groceries into the place of' busi-
ness vacated by tir. H. L. Albrecht.
The Misses Nettie and Ida Well
of Detroit renewed 'acquaintances
here last Week.
Mrs'. Fred Thiel and two 'children
visited in Kitehener during the past
olvfeeWiLindsor visited at the home
Miss Irene Alette and girl friend
of
Mr. 3, P. Rau, last week.
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Kill them all, and the
germs too. 10c a packet
at Druggists, Grocers
and General Stores.
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