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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1925-9-17, Page 510 , { it Irma ilrlIlrrimrno . r r r r irrrr uu�u r rr r rrrnlrrllurrr �rrrrrrrlrr Rr rN N _rl rl r r rr r_r _. rr��laurrr�r�NruMr+rrrrruM�r�r�rrr�� r��MURr�,�Nrr. I r r, r_ r� N �� _ r News ri'llE EXETER TIMIESOVOCATE ,,.. 1 Ir rr i ruInmruu r rr � rlrl r i� r u err it rrr r I r rrr_ r rn m r nnr I r r r u IUI Ir a nun i t uurr rn �unnrr rrr rr r �r � r_ rwrr r Ir,rr rrI I, r rr rrur r r rII I r r� r #� r r N r r Mw N � 1 prIpoot rc adiTo11f, .ONTARIO, Students may;enter at any time and give you another opportunity of startingon the road to VowMERCIAL SUCCESS. SEIZE this ,OPPORTU,NITY and register now at therSCHOQL' With, the well QUALIFIED TEACHING ,Staff. Our PRACTICAL BUSINESS TRAINING will -fit you for the HIGHEST paid positions in the BUSINESS WORLD, where work is always REWARDED in proportion to the SERVICE rendered. COURSES' - STENOGRAPHIO, 'COMMERICAL, SECRETARIAL Teachers Civil Service and, Special Courses Special Classes for Hensall and Exeter Students, , 4 Weeks Additional Time Given to Students on an 8 months'' • Course. For Information Apply to M. A. STONE Principal, Phone 198 Com. Specialist, Vice Principal MISS B. F. WARD,B.A. Prin p + P�"` ENJOYABLE CORN. ROAST On Monday ' d • .evening 1 t the home ,• as 'of -.'Mr. and Mrs., Geo. Glenn, 2 miles • forth of to*n,, :was the scene of merriment when ; about 75 young people held a cors}roast, together with various amusements on the lawn and dancing in the house. The young peqple after indulging in sport for -a couple of hours par- took of appetizing corn and hot dogs, together with marshmellows toasted over a rosy canipfire, cof- fee was also served.. The young people tendered Mr. and Mrs. Glenn a hearty vote of thanks for the use of their home and soon after • left for home, having ;,enjoyed a • very pleasant and social evening to- gether. An increase in prisoners com- mitted ° to prisons in Ontario last ,year over 1923 is shown in the re- port of prisons and reformaties in 1 "Ontario for 1924, this increase be- ing 1,884. The number of con- victions for intoxication in 1924 was 4,027, compared with 3,482 the previous' year, 1924 numbered 15, „879. Hensall Tile, Brick Yard Block Y and o a A FRESH CAR OF CEMENT r -Tr' JUST ' ARRIVED THIS WEER ALSO 'A CAR OF GYPROC }aa arrived and we have it in all lengths 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ft. ice% %VabiaRVE- Phone 7 DR. R. P. I. DOUGALL Honor graduateof Faculty of Medicine, and Master of Science,; Eniversity of :Western OMario. \Member of College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Office two doors east of Post Office. ' Phone 56 r •, Residence 114. BENSALL, ONT AUCTIONEER OSCAR KLOPP Honor. Graduate Carey Jones' Au - *tion School, Special course taken in Registered Live Stock (all Breeds,) Merchandise, Real Estate, Farm dales, etc. Rates in keeping with prevailing prices. Satisfaction as- sured, write Oscar K1opp, Zurich, or wire 18-93, Zurich, WHITE PINg.:. *r 1x6,' v matched dressed on 'both ' sides at $50 PERM. THIS IS THE TIME TO STOCB �fp WITH "GOOD COAL WH.II.B� YOU C/AN GET IT AT A LOW PRICE RT A.' J.CL.ATWOHY. GRANTON xraus?RNE & HIBBERT MUTUAL' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY dead office, 1H'arquhar, Ont,.. President JOHN ALLISON Vice=President, JAS. McKENZIE, DIRECTORSI ;THOS. ROAN' SIMON DOW ROBT. NORRIS, WM.1'B13OCL AGENTS SOHN EMERY, Centralia,. Agent fo,: Usborn`e and Biddulph. Agent , J�L'I'V1l1It iiARR;I£3, Munro, Ag fort Hibbert, +nllarto4.'.and Logan. :: ,, A. yulclifli3Uil.I roasurer .a Tr err t r fax 98 EXeter, ;:Ontario. ° GLADMAN & STA.IV'B1JRY p ,• , , 88lieitdre, 1llatetdtt'. Hensall .. Miss; Jessie: Bell is visiting with friends ;in London this week. . •Mrs.. L. Hedden is visiting friends in St..- Catharines. ` Mr. 'Geo. Moore of Meaford is vis- iting friends in town. Mrs. John Murdock visited friends in .London on Tuesday.. Mr._ and Mrs. Geo. Case left Mon- day for a visit in the States. Mr. J. Kasper of Kitchener was in town Tuesday on business. Mr. Peppier visited over the week end with relatives in Hanover. Miss Gertie Hoggarth of Toronto is holidaying in town this week. Mr; and "Mrs. E. Jackson visited friends in Goderich last Thursday. Mrs. Millar; of . Windsor, visited. over the week -end with relatives in town. A number from Hensall are tak- ing in the Exhibition at London this • week. Mr. Laird Joynt was in London on Monday writing off an examina- tion atthe university. Mr. and Mrs. Casey Troyer visit- ed this week with the former's . sis- ter, Mrs. Geo. Hudson in town. Fall millinery opening .on Friday and Saturday, September 18th and. 19th at Mr. E. Rannie's store, Hen- sall. Mr. 'and Mrs. Lorne . Zuefle and little daughter left Monday for De- troit. where Mr. Zuefle has secured^' a good position. The Epworth league of the Unit- ed Church intend holding a wener ed church intend holding a weiner W. C. Pierce in the near future. Nfr. Wm. Pfaff is building a fine gasoline station on his property at the London road which will he a great convenience tothepassing n pass ng tourists: A: "Harvest Home" service was held rrn the Anglican church on Sunday l'a'st; the. church 'was nicely decorated with the fruits of the har- svest fields. •Rev Mr. Naylor preach- ed appropriate sermons. A large crowd attended both services. A meeting of the ,Conservatives of South Huron will he held in Hen- sall on Friday, Sept. 18th to nomin- ate a candidate for the House of Commons. R. U. Le Sueur of Sarnia and other prominent speak- ers will addres the convention. A -large crowd is expected in town for -the day. The rains of the past week have done considerable 'damage tb the bean ci op in this section, a large. portion of the growers having them pulled and bunched, ready to draw in• when the wet weather - set in. The rain, however, 'did good as well as harm for it helped the root crop and other crops° which were much in need of a good soaking. Misses • Margaret, Louise and Beryl Drummond held a bazaar in the Anglican ,church on Saturday last. The young ladies intended holding it on the lawn of their • grandfather, Mr. Thos. Drummond, but owing to the, wet day they held it in, the church ,The proceeds amounted to oveill$r60, which they. donated" for church' ' purposes. '• The young ladies are to b&coiigratulat- ed on their success. The first Presbytery • Meeting of the United church for Huron Coun- ty was held in the Wesley Church, Clinton, on Wednesday, Sept. 15th.' at 10 o'clock. The delegates from Hensall were Dr, Fletcher, Rev. A. Sinclair, Alex Buchanan, Geo. Fol - lick and Wm. J. Pybus Next Sun- day. day. the. usual servicesill be held w in the United church, Rev. A. Sin- clair will preach. The new S. S. Orchestra will assist in the Sunday, school, servicer All are Welcome. Dr, Gordon Knapp is away this week on his honeymoon, having been -parried; to " Miss Mabel Carr, at North Bruce on Saturday last. After a weeks visit with friends at different netts they Will reside in. Hensall, in the house directly across from the town' hall. A host of congratulations go out to the doctor and his bride,' the fomite-„ bo- ing well known to a large number of friends here. The glower beds. at tlt; 0..N. R. are looking -most be'utttul, reflect- inggreat1 credit ;u upon the section. foreman, Thomas Shaddocik, and mei who has given them so muolr attention The beds ° are certainly worth coiling 'south distance tosee and, the citizens think, will compare with the best =.display -to be found at any railway statiole outside of the large .cities• as to number of, bells, fina.11tiwbl>s • and vanities, were ordained elders of the.: local With impressive ceremony, five ,Presbyterian, church at the service held Sundayin St, Paul's Anglican church. Those ordained were John Craig, John ,Wood, .Thomas Hudson and •,.Maelonin Gillies, Robert Me - Laren, Sr, had elected as one of the elders in the recent ballot, but de- clined the 'honor, the place being filled by Mr. Hudson, the next high- est in the bballoting. The ordinat- ion rdination ceremony was conducted by Rev, Mr. Foote, of Exeter. A fine -solo was rendered by Clifford Moir. 1 PARKER --WALKER NUPTIALS On Saturday, September 5 at the Presbyterian manse, Cromarty, Dar- rel Parker, of Chiselhurst, was married to Miss Irene Ladore Walk- er, thea only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Walker, of Cromarty. Rev. Dr. Ritchie •performed the Marriage ceremory. The bride wore> a lovely gown of taupe silk and hat to match. She was assisted by Miss Olive Henderson, of London.- The groomsman was Otto Walker broth- er •-of the bride. The honeymoon was, spent in Toronto and Niagara Falls. Mr. ParAer;."is well: ]known in and around, Hensall and vicinity and the congratulations .of many friends go with him into ,married life. Zurich Mr. J. K. Ehlers has taken a pos- ition at the mill. Miss Charlotte .Farwell 'left for Kitchener where she will attend business college. Miss Matilda Johnston is visiting friends in Kitchener, Toronto and. Buffalo, N. Y. Mr. Louis Lipphardt of the west is visiting his father, Mr. H. Lipp- hardt, who is confined to his bed. Mr. Joseph Geiger -of Pigeon, Vlich., is visiting friends here, he being a brother to Mr. Moses Geiger. of the village. • Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Albrecht have_ moved their household effects to New Hamburg, from Zurich, where Mr. Albrecht has purchased a gen- eral business. Mr. Harry Yungblut of the vil- lage has disposed of. his 50 -acre farm on the Gosh5n Line north, to. Mr. Fred Haberer of Hay Tp: Mr. Lorne Manson, of Calgary, Alta. is yisiting.his father, Mr. John Manson, Goshen LLpe, Stanley. Mrs. 0. -Price left on Wednesday for Cavalier, N. D., where she will visit relatives for a few months. Mr. and -Mrs. J. C. Joy and son Kenneth returned on Monday from their touristmotor' trip to the -,At- lantic Coast..-• The sad news was received last week, by Messrs. John and Peter Manson of. the Goshen Line Stan- ley Tp., of the sudden death fol- lowing an • operation, of their eld- est sister '(Katie) Mrs. Allan Esier of Holladay, Alberta, which took e ' plac in her 47th year. Besides her sorrowing husband she is sur- vived by two small sons as well as her brothers and sisters. Whalen -.Miss.' Jessie Brooks has been spending the week in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. F. Brooks and the former's mother have left for Chi- cago afi:ervisiting acquaintances here. Mrs. T. 'Morley spent Sunday in London. Miss Florence .Pullen - has- left to attend school at Alma College St. Thomas. Messrs Mervin Johnson and Le- verne Morley attended service at. Elimville, Sunday evening. Centralia • Mr. and Mrs. Russell Manson, of near Ottawa are spending a week while on their wedding tripat the home of the former's brother, Mr. Geo. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. E. Abbott of Wind- sor, ,visited with the former's par- ents over Sunday. . Mrs. E. Powe and baby of Lon- don are \spending the week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wilson were •on a fnshing trip at Georgian an Bayy last week. Mr. Truman Mills is relieving agent in Hensall this week. M'rs. John Essery who has been camping the past five weeks at the Bend has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. L. Mal and Mr. and Mrs. W.MillsMi of; Woodham spent Sunday at the home of Mr. H. Mills. WOODHAM Mr. John Swallow, and sOn Mervyn of Kingsville " at'e ,visiting With re- latives here. Mr. and M'rs. Roy Sinclair and young son of Essex are visiting with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sinclair. • ° Quito a number front here are attending London Fair' this week. Mitis Mary Brooks of Stratford is spending a few weeks with her cou- sin, Mrs. A. Gunning. ' Mr; Jobb. Whiteford has sold his' farm . to Mr. Wm, Press. Mrs Dan.colts of o i. - kota, MBr r. and Mrs, Floyd"uta S Da1lroolts of Pennsylvania, Mr. Jas Morley and Miss:,l3essie Morley of "Whalen cal- led on friends itt'the village on Sun- day. ,Have you •:renewed, your . stibserip- tion to ,the, !Nimes-Advocoate? Local Doings Mrs, (Rev,) T, Amy, of Toronto is Visiting with Mrs, k, A. Amy of Lawn.>,. • Miss Verda ,,Rowcliffe .has return- ed hone " after *hitting for several days in London, -.. Miss .Mary h7llering.ten, nurse, of Toronto; is visiting with her brother M. F. Ellerington. Farmers are `adv'ised to 'market lambs when they weigh from 80 to 90 ib, at the: farm. 'The number ef pupils on the roll of Exeter High School is so far 164 with more pupils expected. Mrs, W. H. Passmore has return- ed home after visiting at Bowman- ville, P. Credit, and Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. John ,Cochrane,, of. Kitchener, visited their" son, Mr, J. G. Cochrane during the past week. Mr. Jas. Handford and daughter, Miss Annie returned Tuesday after visiting for a couple of weeks in Haznn.' MissiltoGreta Speiran and Miss Hazel Speiran, of Brussels, are vis- iting for a few days with M'r. and. Mrs. Milo Snell. Mr, and Mrs. F. E. Kern, Mr. T. A. Kern and sister and Mr s Rob- ertson, Rob - ertson London, called on friends in Exeter on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hy.,smith left Fri- day for Fredericton, N. B., where Mr. Smith acted as Judge for cattle at the Exhibition. e 'you will soon be sending out ac- count's' to your customers. Get your '.bill heads and statements at The Times -Advocate. Mrs. M. Steiner, Mr. and Mrs. G. Davis and son Gordon, of Roches- ter, N. Y., Motored over and are visiting Dr. and Mrs. Steiner. Mr. and Mrs. Wm . 'Taylor; Mr. Wm. Pollock and daughter of Bay- field, .attended the funeral of the late John McMahon on Tuesday. Mr. Albert Passmore, of Sault Ste Marie, Mich., who has been visit- ing isiting his mother, Mrs. W. H. Pass- more, left last Thursday for his home. The Huron Presbytery, which comprises_ the United churches of Huron, County, is meeting in Clin- ton, to -day, (Wednesday) for organ- ization. Mr. and Mrs. S. Walker and Mrs. A. D. McCallum, of Belmont, and Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Wilsie; of Che- boygan, Mich., spent Sunday with Mrs. Jas. Foote. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. 1VIawhinney and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Lawson have returned after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hoist, of� Fonthill, also at Niagara Falls • and Toronto.. About twenty young people from town hada weiner roast on the banks of the river on Wednesday evening Iast. 'Corn and weiner roasts have been popular this sea- son. Mr. and Mit.- ^Josiah Kestle 'ret- urned last week after -visiting with relatives in Dundas. They were ac- companied home by Mr. Chester Chappell and his mother, who are visiting here. Miss Stella Gregory, who has been teaching in Stratford ),Collegiate In- stitute since the' 1st ;-o'f 'Sept., has °been appointed permanently on the staff. Mist Gregory is :;making her home with her brother in that city. Mr. Fred •Ellerington was in IBrooklin, Ont., the latter part of last week attending, the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Simpson, who died in that place on Thursday last, aged 89 years. The funeral took place Saturday. As the result of a petition sent into the Mitchell Council by the business -nen of that ;town the by- law pertaining to medicine shows, etc., was changed from $ 3 to a maxi- mum fee . of $15,00 per day. Ex- eter Council would do well to- fol- low this example. The homey fiovor• and rich It is said that a move is on foot to consolidate the, wholesale hard- ware' stores throughout'Ontario, the same as that,of; the wholesale groc- eries. The movement in these days of high costs and keen competition is all towards co-operation and con- solidation. Mr. Wilfred Love and. bride, (nee Miss Alberta Knight) 'visited for a few days with the latter's, parents Mr. ' and Mrs. E. Knight, of the London road, south, while on their wedding trip. Mr. Love and Miss Knight were.. married' in Guelph on September 8th. They - visited at Niagara Falls before coming here. We would like to tell our .out-of- town readers that our civic flower, the Zinnia, .has cone 'through our recent rains, unharmed. In fact, even during. -a rain a. bedor border of Zinnias with the groat variety 0f beautiful colors, gives forth a brightness which almost makes one think the sun . is shining, and after the rain `We are still ,proud of them. HIBBER.T-y-A:: the Pkesbyterian manse, Cromarty, on Saturday, September 5th, Miss Irene Ladora Walker, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Walker of Hibbert Tp. was married to M'r. Darrel Parker of Chisellturst, Ont. Rev. Dr, Ritchie was the officiating clergy- man. Miss Olive Henderson of London was bridesmaid and, - Mr. Otto Walker groomsman, A petition asking'tie' Govern- tne uit to release the Hon, Peter Snaith on the first of October, when he will have completed one year's.. imprisonment, has' been circulat-, ed through South' Perth and is now circulated in Stratford. CLINTON.•--Herold' -Turner, son o1 Mr. and Mas. Geo, :.I , Turner f nick rriu' tl t e s bas ectorof > t been .appointed col l customs .at Clinton, a position made, vacant by 'the resig- nation g nation o£ S. :Wiseman ' about six months ago, 'and,- having been a& auainted over the wires of his ap- pointment, will probably be home at the end of the 'week of the be- ginning of next. MT. CARMEL A number froze here .attended London. r hs we. Mr, FraFaini t, :Coiugiedien Suffered, .au attack of blood poison in lig hand last week but we are pleased to say it is mulch better at ui went. Mz�. A ex Mcllonald is seriously ill a,t St, Soaeph Hospital, London, Miss, Martha. MorxessY, of London spent the week -end at her home here. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo McCann spent Saturday at London. Mr. James Beaniess, accompanied by his sister Marie and lady friend,,. Of Detroit, called on friends here at l s week: Rev. Fr. Murray of !London, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank Coughlin, All"Iievious records set by the Manitoba Telephone System, a pro- vincial all -government owned and. operated utility, were surpassed in July, when net earnings for the month were ;16,754. A surplus of 1100,000 was predicted for the pres- ent fiscal year.• an estimate According to y Quebec Automobile Club officials from data supplied by transportation companies and garages, 200,000 tour- ists have already passed through Quebec this year. This, it is explain- ed, is an increase of twentrper cent. over tie total'for the whole of 4aat year. Building permits issued in Winni- peg, since the beginning of the cur. rent year to date have topped the three million dollar mark, being $3,034,840 for 1704 structures. For the corresponding period of last year the total was $2,289,450 for 1,733 buildings, an. increase in value for. this year of $'745,390. Heavy shipments of this season's crop of potatoes in Fredericton, N.B., are now being made to the Cuban market from the potato belt on the Upper St. John River, according to the' provincial superintendent of the crops and soil division of the Depart- ment of Agriculture. There have been large consignments from Carle- ton and Victoria counties. . Greater Montreal's population is now estimated at 1,028,000, accord- ing to the 1925 issue of Lovell's- Montreal Directory just published. Populationof the city proper is esti- mated at 907,500. Population in the suburbs and surrounding country is given as 120,500. The last,estiniate. of Greater Montreal's population, by the same authority, gave the population as 979,027. A party consisting of twelve. Chin- ese students from Hong Kong and Peking arriveded in Montreal l recentiy to take up temporary positions in departments and shops' of the Cana- dian anadian Pacific Railway, in order to familiarize themselves with the rail- way situation in Canada. They will remain a few months and then re- turn to China to make practical use of the information they acquire. Among the notable personages who arrived in Canada during the first week in -September from Europe were Princess Patricia, Sir .Thomas and Lady Grattan, and the Earl and Countess of Mar and Keilie, all of whom were on the Canadian Pacific steamship Mountroyal; James Oliver Curwood on the Enipress of Scot- land and Baroness Orczy on the Montnairn, of the same line. , ° Calgary, Alberta. - The No. 4 Royalite well (Imperial), continues to amaze geologists. Its naptha production increased July to 546,135 gallons, 73 degrees Beaume, an in- crease of 25 barrels daily over the June production. The production continues to increase and the flow of gas at 20,000,000 cubic feet a day is being maintained. This flow 'wii9 shortly be harnessed to supply Cal. gary. Preparations are under wad for the holding in Montreal in June next year of the annual convention of the American Association of Railroad Superintendents. J. K. Savage, Gen- eral Superintendent, Canadian Pa- cific, was electedchairman of the m arrangements committee, and plane were made for the organization of a complete committee t'b go ahead with the business of making the convert tion a ;success. A despatch front, London states that in the past three welts more. than 20,000 boxes of Qttebec-made cheese have arrived and been Sold in London at good prices, the quality, it is said, being of the best. It is pointed out that if Quebec products are to obtain the pesitien they de- serve here it is necessary to' keep. continuous supplies tonging, in order known to thegeneral to make than 1 w g n p, ublic rather than to make either or occasional isolated gc speculative rshi inenta Along this line, some 7,000 boxes of 4uebec-rade' eiheese went forward from here to the Lens: don iiiittket during the .past Week. 1 editor Mr. andk firs Earl Brunill, of IngerSolir (nee Miss Vera. EdWnrdS, ; formerlyt Of i:Crediton) have return - Fed home• after'spending their honey'. moon with Mr. ,and Ml's'. H, Le. s and other 'relatives? . '. sthes w�IS to them -for a'.long and 'hapPr wedded life. Mr Wztlia: Tischer, has returned h ome after' visiting",for a week with relatives a>a Bazffalo; Mr. J,. Edwards Sr., left last week for the West where the intends visit- ingfor a time, 9;F Mr, 'a nd,.Mrs. ;'Gf7' .. He tli r ?n a e by,aad Miss Ylots .,qf, London spent S unda) With Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1Vlotz. Mr. Hentz ��" Mo spent the Week- end in. Louden Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Brokensliire and children of Windsor are spend - Mg their :holidays ' With the lattter's paren'ts,•,1Vfr..and, Mrs.: Eli Lawson. Mr. Albert Morlook, .Mr. Freeman Morlock • and Miss: Clara Morlock have returned home from a .motor trip to Toronto, Hamilton and other places. Mr. Julies Clark has arrived home afterinToronto, . spending a :week: with relatives - Mr, and' Mrs, Jack Moir and. Jean returned to their home in Detroit after spending a . very.,pleasant visit with ,relatives and friends. Mr, Peary. Eilber. left last week on a business trip to different parts of the West. Rev. D. McTavish and Mrs. Mc- T,avish 'aid -family .have returned home afters spending their:vacati¢n with reratrves fiat Ripley, Ont. , Mrs. Alonzo' Hedden as returned after spending a few da's at Toron- to and also attending the Exhibition Miss Vera Mawhinney left last week for FXxnt, New Ont. were she is engaged,s'cat teacher in the public school. Miss Eileen Lamport 'has returned. to Detroit - after spending the sum- mer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Lanzpo i•t. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Clark, of De- troit, are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Fraiicis"'Clarke and family. Miss Beryl Hill has gone for a don. week's visit with relatives in Lon Mrs. G. Nicholson has been very sick. We hope for a speedy recov- ery Service in the United church next Si"tnday evening•,at '7.30. The past- or will be in charge. Subject: "The Evolution. of the Bible or the Progressive Fevel'etion of God." Come and worship' with us. A number of people from town' are taking An London Exhibition, Mr. and Mrs. Rally Hallman and daughter g er Dorothy • of, Toronto, and Mrs. Valentp,e: Ratz of New Ham- burg, visited with Mr, and Mrs. C. Zwicker for . a; 1pzv days. The time for fowl suppers is again approaching. "'At the Evan- gelical church,; this - annual. event will take place on the 15th of Oct. A bazaar of home-made and fancy sewing will be associated with the occasion. Many of the articles an- swer very favorably_ , for Christmas gifts. Mark Oct. 15th as a red let- ter day on your calender. Rev. W. Y.'-1 refer, of Zion Evan- gelical - church, will speak on the following ' snbjects''--on• next Lord's Day. At the -morning service "The Heart and Soul of Religion," and in the evening,; ,The call t� the Chris- tian 'Ministry." •7. Rev. Mr. Dreier; accompanied by Mrs.,' Dreier,.,, a4 in , Stratford and Kitchener en important church busi- ness. _ 'They- are also motoring to Hamiitbn, C'anipden and Niagara Falls to •call • oar friends on a- form- er field of labour. dX, .S1N7 1)asIwi U Dr. H.H. Cowen, L ] ► DM.+ I:wor AI, SURbil ON At c ks 1 M porznie ?w3 ark, Zuriuk, ev Thursday and Saturdal* , MAX 00041 Hartleib'S )1104 «.... Tae'hwood, Out. y, 1Vtr. and Mrs Ervin Mcisaac, of Windsor, • are visiting the fernier''s- parents Mr. and Mrs. ,P., M,eIsaac, Mr. and. Mrs. W. Stadelbauer, 'of London spent 'Sunday in town, Quite a number froze bore . ai.'d at, tending London.Pair tills week, 'is •h 1 i i Miss T e maisie IS vis t. in z�g , Sarnia, ririr Mr, and Mrs. P. Kraft are visiting in London this Week,'" Mr. and Mrs. H. Zimmer, of Strat- ford visited in town on Sunday.: Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Kock are vis- iting in Loudon. : - (Too late for last week.) Miss Hilda Snell returned to Lon- don on Wednesday. Miss Alma Dearing, of London, spent Tuesday with Mrs, Earl Guen- ther. Mrs. G. Fisher is visiting rela- atives in Buffalo. Mr, and 'Mrs. Harry Guenther and. Mrs. Melvin- Guenther and child of Windsor spent the holiday With Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Guenther. Mr. and Mrs. ,J, Preeter .and fam- ily, of Kitchener, spent Sunday in. Mr. J. E. Hoffman, of London,: was a visitor intown on Sunday. Mrs. G. Oestricher is visiting., her daughter Mrs. A. J. Brunner,: in Kansas City. Mr, Milford' Mclsaac, of Detroit, visited his parents over the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, May and..Miss Tillie Ehlers, of Kitchener, were week -end visitors in town. Miss Elva Richmond, of Blyth, has resumed her position as millin- er with Reid & Co., after :attending Toronto Millinery Opening. Mr.'and Mrs. Lloyd Edighoffer, of Kitchener, visited with ''Mrs. Guen- ther over the week -end. Miss Myrta Hoffman, of Kitchen- er, spent Labor Day with her par- ents. Messrs. Arnold and Milford Mem ner, of Detroit, visited at their home over the week -end, Messrs. Bili Musser, Raymond. Calfas and Herb Willert, of Detroit, spent the holiday in town. Miss Grace Guenther left for Mit- chell on Monday where she will at -- tend High School. Mr. and Mrs. C. Pile motored to Michigan on Sunday to visit friends. Mrs. Donehey, who has been visit- ing her parents, returned to Chica- go. Her son •John accompanied her. A woman is all right to drive a car if she can make up her mind. which way to turn when within: twenty feet of where she will meet another car. WHEN USING WILSON'S FLYPADS READ DIRECTIONS _CAREFULLY AND FOLLOW THEM EXACTLY Best of all FIy Killers, c. � 1 per Packet at all Druggists, Grocers and General Stores 11.1".•••••C =--0. " -'r--epi EVERY time a pen, marks aa;. entry in your bank book it is Ploughing a uncial :. p g g fiirrow for y that will yield a moneyin youy crop the form of interest, Open a Savings Account at our nearest branch. You can bank with at of farm IIs b mail. On matter Y finance consult with :o r manager as you would with a friend. Bank Where Smald .4ccauntg Are TiAdIco arae BANKOF EA ., lig 100... aro Eslt.air►1 fled . 47b0490o4000