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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1925-9-10, Page 5E ,EXETER TilyiES.ADVOCATE ImilIWWW111111111011111111011111101110111111111W1111111wiiiniumminummumuniunimminiiiiiiiiiimuummiumil From Fiensall. News Fro • .• grtioot ,of,(Poonnt rce CLINTON, (01TARIO, WILL REOPEN ON --- , • TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st 1925 and give you another opportunity ot starting on the road, to COM- MERCIAL SUCCESS. SEIZE this OPPORTUNITY and register now at the SCHOOL with the well QUALIFIED TEACHING Staff. Our PRACTICAL BUSINESS TReaINING will fit you for the HIGHEST paid positions in the BUSINESS WORLD, wbere worle Is always REWARDED in proportion to the SERVICE rendered. — COURSES -- STENOGRAPHIC COMMERICAL SECRETARIAL Teachers, Civit Service and Special Courses Special Classes for Hensall and Exeter Students 4 Weeks Additional Time Given to Students on an 8 months' Course. • Atdely nonctu'aotti .toa M. A. STONE Principal, Phone 108 Com. Specialist, Vice Principal MESS B. Y. WARD, B.A. , A large number from Hensall and vicinity attended the 'big Liberal meeting held in Exeter on Monday afternoon, Premier W. L. McKenzie King being the, chidf speaker. A Challenge.—The undersigned, having a little spare time at present, wishes to issue a challenge to any one in the County of Huron. In these days of boxing contests, swim- ming contests, foot races, broad jum- ping, high 'jumping, etd,;_why not have a little intellectual contest?. just for a change and a little pas- time, therefore, to start the ball rol- ling I challenge artyotie to a contest of 'Recitation of English, Peetry," contestants to recite alternately ir•om standard authors, the matter of the poetry to be above suspicion;, each piece to be answered by anothr of nearly equal length, (a difference of three or four minutes might pass unnoticed in the longer pieces). An admission fee might be charged,the winner to take all the proceeds. No judgewohld be required, the win- ner to. be the one who could keep going the Tongest under these con- ditions. 'Signed ROBERT MOIR. - Hensall Tile, Brick and Block Yard - A FRESH CAR OF CEMENT th JUST ARRIVED TIS. WEEK ALSO A CAR OF GYPROC lisui arrived and we have it in all . lengths 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ft. Ztk ;Ma= Phone 7 DR. 'R. P. I. DOUGALL Honorgraduate of Faculty of Medicine, and , Master of Science, Mniversity of Western Ontario. Member of College of Physicians iand Surgeons of Ontario. • Office AlVO doors east of Post Office. Phone 56 • Residence 114 BENSALL, ONT AUCTIONEER. OSCAR KLOPP Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Au - Won School, Special course taken in Registered Live Stock (all Breeds,) Merchandise, Real Estate', 'Farm Bales, etc. Rates in keeping with :prevailing prices. Satisfaction as - Mired, write Oscar Klopp, Zurich, or !wire 18-93, Zurich: WHITE PINE 116, v ,Xaatched dressed on both 'sidea at • 50 PERM. di 111 THIS IS THE TIME TO STOCE 11112 WITH GOOD COAL WHILE YOU CAN GET IT AT A LOW PRICE A. J. CLATWORTHY ,GRANTON grtsionNE & HERBERT 1VIUTUAL •1B1RE INSURANCE COMPANY Office, Farquhar, Ont. )Primildent, JOHN :ALLISOr yiee:•predebt, JAS. McKIINZIE DmEcnoitti ' MHOS, RYAN ' •SIMON DOW ROBT:NCRRIS, WM'. BROCK • AGENTS XOE1N 'ASSERT, Centrelia, Agent fur Usborne an.d, Biddulph. pLIVER•IIARRIS,; 1Viunrcl, Agent for Hibbert, Fullerton and Logan. W. A. TURNBULL . SeCretarY-Treaenrer pox 98 Exeter, Ontario, 4 GLADMAN & S9ANI31YR3 IL 111xeter. _ Next.Sunday, September 13, Rey A, Sinclair will conduct the services in the United church at 13, and 7. • Miss Florence Welsh, of London, visited over the week -end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Welsh. • 1Viiss • Edith Cameron who, has been visiting in Toronto for the past two months returned home on Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs. John DunlOp and daughter Mildred, of Chicago visit- ed for a few days with Mrs. Thomp- son. M. L. Drummond, of 'Toronto, visited over the week -end withehis parents Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Drum-. mond. • . -Mr. and Mrs: Jas. 'Patterson are visiting 'relatives in Toronto this week and also taking in the Tor- onto Fair. Mr. D. A. Can.ielou, and Mr. C.„A. McDonell are on a holiday trip up. to Bruce Peninsula and Tobemory Bay this week. • Mr. and Mrs. J. Kaiser and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kaiser, of Detroit, Were visitors this week with • Mr. and Mrs. J. Zuefle. Mr. and Mil. E. 0. Jones of Clan- deboye and Mrs. Davies, of Mont- real" recently visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Simpson. A number feom Hensall attended the Aiin_ual Conference of the Huron Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society on Tuesday. Mrs. Gsty and son Clark of Phila- delphia, who have been visiting Miss • Craig for the past two months, re- turned to their home last week. - Mr, Donald and Mises Gertie and Mary Hoggarth, of Toronto, spent the week -end the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hoggarth. Mr. andMrs. Geo. Fairburn, Mr. and Mrs. and - Hudson and' Mrs. G. Hudson, motored to Detroit last -week ahd visited relatives for a few days. • A number from here took in the great Conservative meeting at Wing - ham on Wednesday, where the Hon. Arthur Meighen was the special speaker. St. Paul's Anglican church will hold their, Harvest • Thanksgiving Services on Sunday, September -13th at 11 a.m. ' and 7. p.m: Everybody welcome. Mr. Alex MeMartrie who has been. on the staff of the Bank of ,Mont- real; at Kitchener has been promot- ed to the Toronto Branch of the same Bank. Messrs. WM, Stone, I. McLaugh- lin and H. Scruton took a week -end motor trip to Niagara Falls, return- ing by Toronto and taking in the Exhibition on Monday. The Messrs John and Wm. Craig and Miss Hannah, who attended the Toronto Exhibition and also visited in Hamilton ana Niagara Falls, re- turned home on Saturday. The many friends of Dr. G. Knapp will be sorry to learn of the death of his mother which occurred in Toronto, on Saturday last. As a result the doctor's offiee will be closed for,a few, days.'. The last. game of the Crediton— Zurich play off for league cham- pionship Will be staged in Zurich on Friday evening. Each team have won one on their own dianiond and this game will decide the champions. The first meeting of the Huron Presbtry of the United church will be held • in 'Wesley, United church at Clinton on Wed., September 16th at 10 a.m. The P,resbtry will be convened by Rev. G. Telford,. of Blyth, The engagement is announced of Lois Madeline, wily daughter of Rev, F. M. Holmes and Mrs. -Holmes of St. Catherines, to Dr, James A. • Munn,,. of Seaforth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ai. Munn of Hensall, the mar:- riage to, take place in Septeniber,. The engagement is announced Of. Miss Mable Carr, daughter of Mr., and' Mrs.' Herb Carr, to "Dr. Gordon Knapp of Heneali, Ont., •sonnet Mae. Anna Mary Knapp and efie late' Caharles, Knapp, •Toronto, the •mare hese to take plebe •quietly in ,Sora , - Mr. Gearge Ca Petty refuelled nome imala.fiesday evening freinfrifiS nipeg evhere he ,has been :this fat" two wefts'visiting his delighted'. Mr. Pettyereperts tiMes aye geed' id Winnipeg and the harvesters that went west- • got pleutY of. nieht. • ' enJoy- We are sorry' 'to,'reporteetlie erit- ical Of Mralan''Q.,,Davis, one of the pioneer reeidents ettrivn. • Mr. Davis suffered a stroke , .1041: week front which fie has not "alto- gether recovered but his many friends hope to See hini around again seen. 1•••I Mrs. A,.. 14, Case viaited friends in London last week• . Monday, Labor Day passed very quietly in the Village. Missh „ Dorothy? Hoskins visited wit Miss Marie Dick on Sunday. • Mrs. jas. Bonthron is visiting rel- atives in Waterloo this week. Miss Waddell, of London, is visit- ing relatives in town this week. Miss Grace Scarlett spent the Week -end at her home in Seaforth. Mr. Aaron Sweitzer, of Detroit, 'Visited friends in town on Sunday. Mr. Russell Busch, of London, Visited this week with friends here. Mrs, R. Baines, of Detroit, visited for a few days with Mrs. John Mur- dock. Mr, Lorne Zuelfe is leaving short- ly for Detroit where he has secured a position . Mrs. John McNeal, of St, Thomas, visited with Mrs. John Murdock on Thursday, Mr. Fred Steacy, of Plattsville, visited over the week -end at his home here. Mr. and alas. Thos. Welsh -took in the Exhibition at Toronto during the past week. Mr. Lloyd Dais, of Winnipeg, is here visiting his parents, his father being quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Tapp and son Jim are taking in Toronto Exhibit - .ion this week. Mr. John 'Young, who has been visiting friends in Newmarket, has returned home. Rev Mr. and Mrs. Garrett, of For- est visited for a few days with friends in town. Mrs. john Murdock and Miss A. Kyle visited over the week -end with frieiads in Kippen. • A number of tenders are out for the -digging of town drains and the supplying of tile for same. Mr. and Mrs.. Isreal Lindenfield. of London visited -with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lindenfield on Sunday. Dastrwood. Dr. H. H. Cowen, 14,D. S. • D. D. S. • DENTAL SURGEON At McCormick's Block, Zurick, every Thursday and Saturday MAT- OFFICE Hartleib's Block -- Dashwood. Ont. - Mr. Casper L. Walper has return- ed to his home after a tWo`inontlas holiday with his daughters in De- troit. Mr. Wm. 'Kruger motored over from Detroit and sent the week -end at the home of C. L. Walper. Miss Beatrice Klopp, of Zuiich accom- panied Mr. Kruger back to Detroit for an indefinite stay. • Mies Edith Walper visited with friends in 'Medford antl Forest test week. Mr. Jonas Hartleib of Daahwood has. disposed of his 50 -acre farm on the Babylon -line to Mr. Oluf Ped- ersen, the proprietor of the Dash- wood Creamery. Dr. H. H. Cowen of Dashwood has purchased the dental practice of Dr. J. E. Dunham of Zurich. He will be in Zurfeh the' last three days of each week. In Kitchener it is proposed to giv.e school children a chocolate coat- ed, iodine. pill each day to combat the inorease in goitre among child- ren. ,FALL WHEAT FERTILIZER Duringthe•i)est year fertilizer eXperiments were conducted on three fauns in Huron County to illustrate the use of various fertilizers on Fall Wheat. The following 'are thee - suits from the different, -farms. We are ateo• enclOsing a few ,coroments from Professor' Hareourt on the use Of the fertiliZer. 'Check Acid H. Krueger,. R.R. N6:2 Zurioh . 22.7.9 4-4.66 -46.09 P. J. Tyndaln•Rall. alat.4,: Clinton • 42.1'1 50,.15 47.46 J., D. Anderson; tt.,R,. No.1, -Belgrave 36.21 37.61. 40.53 Average of three farms . 33.90 44.14 44.69 ' The. 2-12-2 fertilizer was used at the rate -of, three hundred pound§ to, the acre and would :Cost approxi- mately $42.0 per ton which would mean $630. Per acre. Tae acid phi:1s- t se area eta 'se panache sera mead hundred pounds per adre and at $25 per ton will cost $5 per acre, From this data you will see that there is _greater profit left with the acid„phos- hate than e,vitlinthe complete ferti- izer. You can also taleillate:thiS profit accruing from tne,nse of the twoetypes of fertiliger. 'Naturally thea'preyous 'cultivation, cropping, and, manuring would infleenceeahe aeleetten of the kind of • feititikop'; If tlfe Velma ie poor in' eitrogeh, we would" naturally expect to gen better .result's from the, _complete, anixturaut if there is aaliparentlY •euffielentenitregen 404 force' ••,1 geed. 'gro-caali,:.7orntra*, at Voald, sedin,tai- nec.*earY'to purchase more _aeon- Sivee'tertilieee. This is' 'the *. third year tliat we haVe carried ,Ont this experiment. Ili each 'case' there Were three farms in eight ceentiee; Thus the experiment basin).* been placed Sin three feriae an eaeh.,,,of the twenty tem,•co,iintiaies A fe* exp.erithente were loet; The' a'aerage results Ob- tained. each .year are ete • Check Liine LiMe-Phes. ConiPlete 1923 22.2 22.41 34.34 26,49 1924 25.4 26.92 34.53 31.23 1925 35.85 46.14 46.71 • Whalen • Mlle Albert 01111111ng fipent the Weshkeerld •at Grand Bend.. Mrs, Samuel Gunning Ime return- ed home having spent the past week at the home of , Percy Passmore Theraes Roads adr. Fred Foster and Francis Squire went to Toronto on Monday to attend the Exhinition, Mies ,MarY Brooke had a success- ful sale on Tuesday last of 'ser botisehold effects. k, Rev. Sinelair of Hettsall took the service here on Sunday afternoon. The "Treasurer Seekere" class are having a eorn roast in Mr. Thos. Morley'e woods on Friday evening. Mr. Lloyd Langtord is able to sit up ileing confined to his bed for the pa,et two weeks. Mr. and Mrs- Thos. Gunning are spending this week at Toronto Ex. • Kirkton Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stone, of Kirk - ton, entertained a large number of relatives and friends to a musi- cal evening. Mr. Frank White-. houee, a • leading •London violinist deliglited everyone with very fine selections. Other interesting con- tributions to the programme were a reading, saxaphone solo, violin triosea piano duets and songs , by Mr. end Mrs. Gambril and their fam- ily of Exeter. *Among the out of town guests was Mr. Alec Stein, or- ganist of Hamilton Road Presbyter- ian Church, of London. Following the program ice cream and dainty refreshments were served. Centralia Rev. Mr. Sinclair of Hensall took charge of the moreiug services on Sunday in the church here, while Rev. Mr. Craw was in Hensall. A large number of our villagers Were in Exeter on Monday afternoon to hear Premier King. Mr. W. Dobbs, Murray Elliott and M. Mitchell were at Wiarton over the holiday on a fishing trip. The Centralia girls softball teana, which has had a very successful season, met at. the hoine of Miss El- la Baynham on Friday evening and spent a very sociable time. During the evening the manager, Mr. Thos. Willis, was presented with a beaut- iful electrie table lamp. Ice cream and cake were served and a very jolly time was spent by all. , Mr. W. J. Folland, Jr., and bro- ther, Frederick George and sister, IVIles Jessie, of Royal Oak, Mich., visited their cousins Mr. and Mrs. W., Bowden. Mrs. Cassaday, of Charles City, Iowa who has been vis- iting friends and relatives the past two months, and Mrs: W. .T. Bow- den returned with them to Royal Oak, Saturday, Mrs. Bowden and Mrs. Cassaday for a visit wiab. Mr. Folland and family, MTS. Cas- • saday being en -route to her home in Charles City, Iowa. •• Henry Balfour of the Thames Road Fullerton, who had been ill for several months, passed away re- cently at the age of 63 years. Hp had lived on. the same 'farm all his life. His widow, two sons ,and one daughter survive. • *11SBORNE COUNCIL The Municipal Council met at the Township Hall on. Sept. ',5th, 19.5. All the members present. The minutes ot the meeting of August 1st. together with those of .the special meeting of Aug. 12th were read 'and approved on motion of Ballantyne—Skinner. Correspondence—Re • acknowledg- ment of letter concerning Twnship school boards from minutes of Edu- cation noted. Re letter from Clerk of Biddulph. concerning rebate of school taxes on No. 3-Biddulph. Berry—Dew: That the clerk write the Biddulph Ceuncil with explana- tions. Berry—Ballantyne: That the An- dersob. DraM By -Law be finally passed., Carried •By -Law No.• 7, 1925, concerning collection of rates for 1925 was read and passed on motion of Saeinner— Dew. -- Tenders for 'the construction of the Anderson Drain Repair were re- geiVed as follows: ' Wm. Connelly, $1790.00; • John Dwyer, $1805.00, Lawrence • and Williams,. $1900.00; Crowley and Murray, $1721.87. Berry—Dew: Tliat the tender of Wm: Connelly be accepted Carried Wm. Connely being present the contract was signed with John Dwy,. er as•bondsman, work to commence by Sept. lath and completed. by Nov. 30th, 1a25, ,weather permitting. Ballantyne --Skinner: That a grant of $2500 be made 1,o the Township School Fair. Carried Dew—Berry: That the following accounts be passed and orders is- sued for payment of same:— John Cann, sbeep killed by dogs. $30.0O; • Peter ,Whitlock, laniaakilled $5.00; Corrugated Pipe Co: 4 cul- vert pipes, $140.20; Mitchell, Aci.Voe cate, Ad. ees-Audereon Drain, $4.09; Times Printing Co., per apeoitlit printing All fcir 2925 $106.41; 'nloa- mon & Keliettecutting weeds On '0, $7.20; Wm. limiter, waih•,' out 'rd. 5s. .$2.00; Euos' Herdman, tilling ditch rd.. 4, $7.00; grayelling, 'cons -6, ,$7.6();sanan Heedina,n, gra- yelling ;eon, '6,$,60; Thomas °Bell, b,rtage ework, On: ' 6, $3.50;C1aripe •Snell- de $2,50; • George Pergiteen; do -$6,00; Louis Fletcher do',- .$2.1S0; Edward Johns do, $7.e5; L: 'Johns do, $5,a5; Freeman Horn do,4,8('601 Jaekson Weocle do . $7.00; •Bam Broek do, $1.25; Jona Brock • do, $5.5O; Henry ), Ford , work and es'hai erintendaxicee $.71.05; Phil. 1Viiirch, Work' 10.00;` Ross -Taylor Co;; case Ing lumber fee bridge eon, 4, $22.- 90;, W. je Heainate, hardware ;tor bridge, con. 6, $1.45. , Skinner:That we adjourn to meet Odt. 3rd. 1925, Carried .. Heilisst• Strang, Cloak Crediton Misses Lillian and Cora, Stab). and Irvin havereturned troni motor trip to Niagra, Buffalo and, Lecke port. Miss Emma Orme, Miss Ruth Ten- ney and efr. Tenney, et Buffalo, ere visiting at the home of Dr. Orrae, Mr. and Mrs, p. Maynard spent the vvolcsend at Grand Bend. • Miss 1,4auretta Holtzman,' of Loll- don,paid a flying visit to her home on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Heist and. babe, of Detroit, spent a few days with Mrs. F. Heist .and relatives. • 1VIrsaHenry Infotz end Mrs. Jos, Haist and Mrs. Eli Lawson returned home Monday after camping at the Bend for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Humble, of Sarnia, returned last week from Mil- waukee, Wine,and spent a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fah- ner. •• , Mize Lulu Morlock has left for Ford City- where she has been en- gaged as a teacher at Belle River Public School, Misses rear! ana Vera Holtzman reaarned to Buffalo last week to re- sume their nursing duties after heli. (eying with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. H. .ffoitzman. Mrs. 0. Grismore and on, Day of Memphis, Tenn. and Mr. and alas. E. J. Miller, Pandora, Ohio were guests at the home of Mr. Ed Mein lock the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Fromm and son, Eugene; of Cincinnati, Ohio paid a short visit to Mr. aneMrs. E. Mor - lock on their return from a summer resort on the northern shore of Lake Michigan. Miss Telter, of Loudon, spent last week 'with her 'grandmother, Mrs. lVf. Owald. Rev. and Mrs. W. Y. Dreier and son, Nelson C. Dreier are visiting with friends in Waterloo, Kitchener and Toronto, and are taking in the National Exhibition in the Queen city. , Mrs. Herb Heist spent a few days with Mrs. Fred Heist and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Borland and, fainily, who have been spending a few weeks with relatives have re- turned to their home at Timmis, Ont Mr, and Mrs. Bob. Haylock, of London, called on relatives and friends for a few days. Nelsbn C. Dreier who has been visiting at his home for two weeks is returning to North Western Col- lege at Naperville, Ill., at which in- stitution he is pursuing a course in preparation for the gospel ministry. Mr. Chas. Fahner and family, from Saline, Mich., are visiting with iel- atives and friends.. Mr. and 1Vina. Russel Clarke, of Detroit, visited over the holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fran, cis Clarke and family. - Mr. and Mrs. Smith and son of Detroit spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Dan McIsaac. , Miss Elsie Young, from Corbett spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd England. Flint Ont. where she been engaged as teacher. Mr. Christian. Berg, of Deroit spent tile week -end at the bome of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Fahner. • , We are sorry to bear that Mrs. M. Ewaldehad the misfortune to break three ribs. We hope she will be better again. Miss 1Vlartha Wenzel, who spent a months holidays at her home has returned to Detreite Mr. Jack Moir, of Detroit, visited 'with relatives and friends for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. George Wright, of Windsor, were week -end visitors at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. Mose Feist and son Lewis, also Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Heist spent a few 'days at Kitchener. Miss Esther. Eilber and her moth- er 1VIrs. H. F. Eilber left last week for Buchanan, Mich. , Miss Mary Holtzman and her broa ther Murray of Detroit, stent Labor' Day with their mother Mrs. Leah Holtzman. • Mr. and 1VIes. Merner Either, Mrs. ,Haumiller, Mr.. and Mrs. 1Vrarf and Elgin. of Detroitanitisited with Mrs. Chas. Eilber and Russel over the holiday. Mr. Milton Dawn, Ayton; •Mr. L. Gell, Hanover;' Mr. Homer Pletch, Pembroke; Mr. Wm, Cook, Chicago, called at the Evangelical Parsonage Crediton. for Mr. Nelson Dreier and are motoring to North Western Col- lege, Naperville, III., where they re- sume their studies. • Mr. Czar Rau, and daughter, of Thorald, visited Mr -and Mrs. Chris. Rau on Monday. • Holy Communion will be obserV- ed at Zion Evangelical Church, Cre- diton next Sabbath morning and ev- ening. The subject under discuss- ion will be: The Christ of God, or the Christ of Moderism, Which Will you have?. • Quarterly ConterenegeSession will be held next,. Thursday evening in connection with the service.ot praise and prayer. SW4,RTZ-1VIcFALLS NUPTIALS • . A quiet wedding took place at the parsonage of the United Church, Lucan, ,Rev. Mr. 13rOwn officiating, oft; Wednesday morning, Sept. and, when Miss Leta Mae, daughter of Qscar MeFalls; �f Liman, was united in'emarriage to Harry H. Schwartz, Crediton. • The • bride wore a suit of naVy polretetavit, panne vel- vet hat to match and the greoni's gift, a beentiftil fax fur. Her ' oribr ernament Wae her "mother's wedding broach. The hailsY douple left im- mediately oil an extended motor trip. The Alterican Edueation 'Digest gives the following tabalaten state - Ment on a percentagenbesiCorathe wdys in which ,:Arriericansa spend their income; •Chiteeh'-na per cent; `Crinae;" arnernentrbiaaentinne fit' 'ID per cent,: Waste 14 per Ont.' Lue- uries 22 per cent; nivitig Costs 241/ Der cent.; Miscellaneous; 181/2 p. 0. CROMARTY The recent 'ain4 were Vera' an- eeptable and will do a greet deal of good both to crops and pastures. A, few are complalning of tbe sem:cite of water in the Welle, Rey. Mr, and Mrs. MoKay, of Watkerton," Visited at the home of Mr. James Scott a fee?' days last week. A, very enjoyable evening was spent at the borne of Mr, Thonme Cameren on Tiinreday evening last, when the Presbyterians of Ornmerty and those of Exeter, met at his stile. - mer home one mile and a half east Of' the village. The evening was ideal. Nature supplied tile grounds With beautiful inoonlignt, and an excellent programme was given, on- sistina of epeecbee by Mr. Foote, Mr. Coinplin, Mr. Pryclsaand an excellent recitations by Mr. Trumper, alao speecbes from others present. The young people lit a, bonfire on the side and enjoyed a corn and marsh- mallow roast. There was a large crowd present and all enjoyed them- selves to the utmost. The skirl of the bagpipes was heard in. the background played by Mr. McMillan Who is just lately from Scotland, After all had enjoyed themselves to the utmost the evening closed by singing "Anld Lang Syne" ancl"Ile's a Jolly Good Fellow". • Mr. Andrew Boa preached in this church on Sunday evening last to a large congregation. This was the last time during his stay as supply for Rev. Livingstone, being one Sunday more than was expected. His sub- ject "The Man of the Hour" was dealt' with in a masterly way. Draw- ing lessons from the life of Paul he pictured the man of the hour as Jae should be in every respect. He very fittingly closed with a beautiful poem whicth he rendered with splen- did expression:- Mr. Boa also spoke a few words in appreciation of the kind •treatment he has received on the circuit during the past two mon- ths and we may say that he has made many friends here and the best wishes of all go with him. If at any time he is permitted to return he will be given a hedrty welcome. • Last Sunday morning an Over- land ear occupied by a man and hie wife and two children were going north from Elimville corner when the 'car began to slide on the road, it being very slippery from the rain. When just past M. 'Will John's gate it struck off to the west side of the road and the (laver made a quick turn to the east and was obliged to. steer straight for the fence to save an upset on that side. His pre- sence of mind saved them from being turned over as the road drops about four feet at that place almost straight down and going over was dangerous work. The ear struck Mr. Ed. John's wire fence and went over it, with the two front wheels in`his mangle patch. No harm was done to anything and the neighbors helped to take the fence off a couple of posts, when the car 'was backed out without any trouble and the party proceeded on their way re- joicing. Terain on Sunday • was suffi- cient cause for gratitude to many people, as the watet supply was get- tingllbto of be faarcmasuse for worry on a n. . ' This community -was well repre- sented in Exeter on. Monday as it is seldom the people here have the op- portunity of hearing the Premier of Canada speak. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Williams at- tended the Toronto naxhibition, and also visited relatives at Oshawa. Mr. Hill, of London, is visiting his daughter Mrs. Clarise Snell. Mr. John Tucker was visited oyer the we.ek-end by his brothel- whom he has not seen for many years. 'Mrs. Pyre, Sr. is quite in at the home of her son Mr. Samuel Pym. . Mr. and Mrs. Ern Foster were vis- itors at Mr. Jas. Heywoods last 811'ildra.YS' Maina Andrew,,brotherof Mies . , Joshua Johns, who has spent the past two *months visiting' relatives and renewing 'old acquaintances, re- turned to his home in Winnipeg this week. On his way he will stop in Toronto and attend the Exhibit- ion. . (Frem another source) Mr. Boa preached his farewell ser- mon on Sunday night to an unusual- ly large congregation. During the tw6 months of. his work among us, in the absence of Rev. Mr. H. El. Livingstone, every message he has given came with great thought and power, and, was very much appre- ciated by all. Eiirnville circuit will follow Mr. Boa with prayers and best wishes as he resumes his stud - les at a University in Montreal. Rev and Mrs. H. E. Livingstone, who have been visiting in Ireland, set sail on September 4th and Mr. Liv- ingstone is expected to resume his duties on Sept. 20th while Mrs. Livingstone will visit her mother Mrs. Kyle near Montreal for a couple of weeks. • MiSS Whitby, who visited recently at the home ef Mrs. Harry Delbridge is traveller's aid of the Y. W. C. A. of Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs., Rd..Tohns and child- ren spent Tuesday With Mr. and Mrs WI, j. Pybus at Chiselhurat. Mr. and Mrs Win. Elford and fam- ily spent the Week -end visiting old acquaintances at Guelph. • Mrs, Rd, johns and children and Mise Ruby Miners, of Exeter, visit- ed at the -home of Mrs. :Albert Mit-- anon, near. Centralia on Thursday last. •. " SundayaSeptember 3.3th,, is W. M. S; ,RallY, Day ateElimville, ServiceS at Zion an'd Sunshine will be with. drawn :Mrs. (Rev.) Mortimore, of Chengte, China, Will give an addrese be the morning al 10:30 and in the ,evenlng at seven o'clock: Mrs, Mol - lard, District Supt., willAkke charge o`f 'the- services. Sphiai. 4inging by the, ellen'. A missionary- thankon tering will be received. '•EVerybodY 7nle:eo,tlatid Yard reports the receipt e • .•• , , enaessaease,e174) 0 0-Narticies-. loot •in London In June, and the payment in the last eix menthe of £4,000 in rewards, I IarklinittEll 0, loam Shipka q'he chureh are laving their Anneversary SerVieeepn OM 4t1. More particulars leter, r eia paeiroiaeigeFtiallibeonieidetyPotwith flu- irth mether, airs, Melnachen, Is M. Richardeon, Reg. N., frOM Weyburn, aild Mr. Gordon Freeesan, from Goodwater, Seek. who have been vting with Mr. awl yMirscinfty.. Keya nave. retunte to of Detroit, (Allea trieude tbde titeir home. Mrs. J. Lynch and son, Sylvester, ckMissLoport7ma Finkbeiner ie visiting relatives in Niagara, Buffalo and Mr. John Gower vino ha e been, confined to his home is improving. Mr, and Mrs. Ross lafeKeuzie, Of Windsor, spent the holiday with the former's mother, Mre, McKenzie. Mr. and. Mrs. Robt, Gower, ot London are vieiting with Mr. and MTS. J. Gower. Public School oened lest TuesdaY. with 1s'E. Pfeff in charge. Mount Carmel Miss Anglia Flaherty, of London ie visiting her aunt, Mrs. T.1. Hall. Mrs. John Roberts, ot N. Dakota, is• visiting at the home of her bro- ther, Mr. Stephen Morrison, 1.40. con, of Stephen. Miss Win Madden left on Tuesday for "The Pines" Chatham after spending two weeks visiting in this neighborhood. -Mrs. Lynch and son. Beck, Ieft on Monday ,for their home in Detroit, A. large number from here attend- ed the Liberal Demonstration in Ex- eter, on Monday. Mrs. Neville, of Detroit called on friends here last week, The following visitors spent the holiday in this neighborhood:-- • Mise Eileen O'Rourke, of Detroit; Mrs, P. Hall and two daughters; Mr. John Campbell, Miss Sadie and Marvin Campbell; Mr. and Mra. Sholtz and two children; *Mr, and Dan Morrison and son Leo, acccom- panied, by Mrs. Ed, Ryan all of De- troit; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Blondey, ot Sarnia; Mr.eand.Mrs. Sanderson ac- ompanied by Mrs. Cassidy, of De- troit. un.• JAMES CARROLL DIES After an extended illness the death occurred on Wednesday, Aug. 26th, of *Mr. James Carroll, at his 'home, 8 con., Stephen, in his 60th year. He is sureived by two sisters Mrs. Mara, of Centralia, and Mrs. Maloney, of Liman. The luneral took place on Saturday, to the' R. C.„ Cemetery, with Requiem Solem High Mass celebrated by- Rev. Fr. Corcoran, Pastor, Fr. Costello, of London, as deacon; Fr. Lowery as sub. deacon. HURONDALX The regular meeting of the Hut- andale W. I. was held September 2nd at the home of Mrs. W. Kers- lake with a fair attendance. Re- ports were given from the various comraittees. • The business concern- ing the school fair was discussed. and final arrangements made. The fair' is to be held at Hurondale School. •Sept. 18th. The members discussed the purchasing of a piano for the school but no dicision was arrived at. A very interesting pro- gram followed: A most expressive address was given by Miss Margaret Strang on every day chemistry. The Misses Pym rendered a • pleasing' duett. A reading was given by Mies Helen Millar and a violin selection by Miss Maud Millar. The ladies were also favored by a travel talk by Miss Nettie Ked.dy, who pictured vividly many beautiful scenes and placee of interest seen on her recent visit through the west. The meet- ing closed by singing "God Save the King." Refreshments were served by the lunch committee. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Andrew Dougall. Mr, G. F. Sanderson of St. Marys has been nominated as the liberal candidate in Perth. Called the Editor a "Deadhead." -- Harry Woods, editor of the Viaell- ington, Kansas News, went to a church slipper some time ago to which he had been • given a "free" ticket. As he neared the portalsilae heard one good sister whisper to an- other, "Here comes that deadhead." Reflectively he ate his chicken wing and returned to his office and got out his truety peacil. He found that • he had given that/ particular supper just $3.45 worth of free ad- vertising and in return therefore had one chicken wing and the name of "deadhead." Since that day he has collected cash for all church suppers and other pay -functions, has not accepted a free ticket to any- thing, and he also gete the', choice part of the chicken, whiet he pur- chases forhimself with the cash paid for advertising whicla he used to give free. • Kill thern all, and the gernts too. ,l0c a packet DrugiiSts; Grocers and General Stores.