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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1925-11-12, Page 5illmi 111111111111111110111111111111111 1111 I III 1 111 III 1111111 1111111111 INTI ll 11111111111 omm II 1 I 1 I f I I n 11. 11, II�,�I 1�N 1 I1 .1..11 1 I 1 N 11 1.111111111111l.IIlIN11.11.1.1 ews Hens for 1 1111111 I III 11111mmI111111111111 11 1 • 1......11 11 II 11 1 1 1_I 1.11111.1 illi 111111111111111 II II IIIIIIII I iilllllll II 11111111111.I1111111111IIf111111111 1 ,� .111 11..11 1 11 IM1 1. I glioft of (50mIttercre •. CLINTON,. ONTARIO, s d nts Stu � may enter at anytime Our PRACTICALBUSINESS •TRAINING will fit you for. the HIGHEST paid positions, . in •the' BUSINESS WORLD; whore work is always' REWARDED in proportion • to the SERVICE rendered. • — COURSES— STENOGRAPHIC, C01113 ERIi':CAL, SECRETARIAL Teachers, Civil Service .and Special Courses Special Classes for Heneall • 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. NOTICE Starting next Tnesday we Will grind each afternoon during the week and all day each Wednesday and Saturday.—J. Passmore. Miss Viola Higgins visited, friends In London on Sunday. •,„Mi•. Sam... Rennie, visited friends 'in •London on Friday. Mr. Peppier spent Thanksgiving at his home in.Hanover. Mr. Laird Mickle •spent the week- end at his home in Ridgetown. Mr. Bill Cochrane is the guest of Mr. Morris Farquhar this week. Miss G. Scarlett visited at her home in Seaforth over the holiday. Mr. Arnold Bell,. of Toronto, was a hojday visitor at hishome here. Miss F. Foss, of 'Toronto, ,,visited for a few days with her parents here - Miss Helen Elder, of London, vis- ited over the•week-end at her home here. Miss Inas Sparrow, visited with relatives in Wingham over the holi- day. Miss Jessie Johnson visited over sThanksgiving at her home in Clif- ford. Mr. Bill. Simpson of Detroit,' was a visitor at his home here over the holiday. Hensall l Tires Brick and Bloch r �a d ;'7 HAVE RECE1,v.ED A FRESH CARLOAD OF CEMENT ON OCTOBER 12th DOME AND GET ALL YOU NEED. AWE .HAVE INSTALLED TJ{E NEWEST UP-TO-DATE White t Rose Gas Tank TRY OUR GAS IN% !% RIM Phone 7 gee 3 DR. R. P. I. DOUGALL Honor graduate . of Faculty of Medicine, and Master of Sci nce, ilIniversity of •Western Ontario. kember of College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Office k doors east of Poet Office. • Phone 66 . . Residence. 114 HENSALL, ONT ' AUCTIONEER OSCAR KLOPP Honor Graduate"Carey Jones' Au- Ction School, Special course taken in Registered—Live Stock (all Breeds,) Merchandise, Real Estate, - Farm Sales, etc. Rates In keeping with prevailing prices. Satisfaction , as - eared, write Oscar Klopp, Zurich, or /wine 18-93, Zurich. WHITE PINE 1z6, v matched dressed°on both sides at 50 PER M. THIS IS THE TIME TO STOOK • P WITH GOOD COAL WHILE YOEJ, CAN GET IT AT A LOW PRICE A. J. CL • TW®R .C'>1 ai GRSA . N A.N'�0.� USBORNE & H1BBERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Mend Office, Farquhar, Ont. President, JOHN ALLISON" ;Vice -President, „ JASS..MCKENZI DIRECTORS ,THO'S, RYAN SIMON DOW BOBT. NORRIS, WM. BROCK AGENTS JOHN ESSERY Centralia, Agent fol Usborne and Biddulph. oLivilat RARR1?s,., Munre, Age1 foo Hibbert, Fullerton and Logan' W. A. TU'R NB1<"1'LL Secretary -'Treasurer .Lltox 98 3i11eteir,' interio. GLADMAIN & 8TANBtTRY Balicitere, Exeter. Mr. W. Reynolds.. of Tilsonburg, spent Sunday'` at his 'home in town. Miss Beryl Ashton, . of Gorrie paid. a short visit to frien.de, in town last Mr. Milton Ortwein, : bf . London, visited over the week -end with rel-. ativs in town. .• Mr. A. J. Sweitzer,- of Detroit, spent . the week -end with . friends in the village. Mr. John Pinker, of Auburn; Is visiting friends in and around town this week. Mr. Laird. Joynt, of LondonUni- versity visited over the ,holiday at his home here. • , • Mr. John Carrnicheal, of Strat- ford Normal visited over - the <holiday at his home. here. Mr. J. E. Tom, school inspector, was in town on Friday inspeeting the 'public schools. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Penhale and Mrs. Snell, of Exeter visited friends in town on Tue's`day, Miss Lauda Sararas of Toronto, -visited over the holiday with rel- atives . in and around Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Roy White and little child, of London, visited over the holiday with their .parents here. Mr. and Mrs. J. Reid and little child, of London, visited over the week -end with relatives in town. Miss Jessie Bell, of Windsor visit- ed over the week -end with her par- ents on' the London road south. Mrs. A. Scruton, Mr. H. Scruton and Miss Joyce, visited the former's mother in Strathroy on Monday. Miss Margaret Hobkirk, of . Toron- to visited over the holiday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Hobkirk. The holiday passed very quietly in town, a number going to the -fowl supper in Seaforth in the evening. , The dance held in the town hall. on Friday evening, last was largely attended and all report a good time. Mr. Ferris Cantelon, of Onondaga accompanied' by friends, visited on Sunday at his home here. Miss Margaret Wilson, of Toron- to, 'visited over the week -end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. McD. Wilson. Mr. and Mit: Ross McLean and family, of Detroit, visited their parents around Hensall during the week -end. lVfiss Ethel Murdock very pleas- antly entertained the members of her Sunday school class on Friday evening last. Miss Mattie Ellis has been confin- ed to her room with a severe attack of tonsilitis. Her school is closed for a few days. The many friends of. Rey. Arthur Sinclair will be pleased 'to' learn that . he is greatly improved after his recent illness. • Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Berry, of Windsor, and Mr. Ed. Berry, of Detroit, were week -end visitors of Mrs, T. J. -Berry. Dr. G. Knapp spent •the holiday with relatives at Port Elgin. While there he attended the ' wedding of Mrs. Knapp's sister. ' The lantern slides shown in. the United church on Tuesday evening on "The Hearts in Exile," under the auspices of the Mission Circle was well attended. A largely attended meeting of the Odtlfellows lodge Was held in their rooms on Tuesday when the ]district Deputy Grand • Master was . present and addressed the lodge. Initiation, work was also put on. Mr. Livingstone, preached in the United church on Sunday morning last . and 1VPr. Erwin, of Seaforth preached in the evening. Large congregations were present at both services special musicwas render- ed by the choir. Next Sunday morning Rev. A. Sin- clair will preach in the United, church on: "The Task of the 'United church at Home and Abroad." At the evening service the subject will be: "When the Chickens Corrie Homme to Roost.". The Welfare : of Youth Club in- tend holding a concert in the Town Hall on November 20th, The name the Shrubert Quartett of London. come and hear a good program for yourself. Everybody welcome. Ad- mission: adults 50c., children 25e. Mr. Sohn Steacy has eompletecl the painting and decorating of the Chis elhurst' Church 'and the people re- port a ,first class job. The Chisel- hurst young people have assumed entire responsibility . of; financing the enterprise, and are tb be congra- ulated for the: interest '.they .have s TIlelWelfare of Youth Club of the Presbyterian's . met in the basement of St. Paul's church on Monday ev- ening, .Novezhber 9th. Atter ..the us- ual meeting was held. The .evening was spent in games followed by a splendid ,'lunch . Which was given by the men. The last course being pie. and ice cre.ani. Now who says the men can't serve lunch. The Atten- dance for the evening was 92. Everybody left „with a smile on their face which meantthey had spent an enjoyable evening. Dashwood Dr. H.1-1. Cowen, L. D. S, D.D.S DENTAL SURGEON At office in Hartleib Block, Dash- wood, first three days of week and at office over the' Post- Office, in Zurich, last three days of week. Mr. Leonard Birke, of the O. A. C., Guelph, spent the holiday .with his parents. Mrs. Henry Becker, 'Sr., is visiting in Kitchener. Miss Elva Richmond left an Fri- day for her hon in Blyth. Miss. Emma Tiernan, of London, spent the holiday with friends in town. Messrs. Harry and ietrini. Howard have moved' their household effects to Hensall,.". ' Miss Myrta Hoffman, of Kitchen- er, spent the week -end at her hone. Mr. Harry Rader has returned from the west. Mr. and Mrs. Se Ireland, of Strat- ford, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Ezra ' Tiernan. Miss Alice Willert, of London, spentthe holiday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. and Miss T. Ehlers of Kitchener, spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oes- tricher. Mr. and. Mrs. Wilbur GrayeiI, of Woodstock and Miss Beatrice Gray- beil, . of Toronto, spent the holiday.. with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Graybeil. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington. Maier, of Detroit, spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.. Wm. Maier. Mr. John Preeter and son Russell, of Kitchener„ called on friends in town on Sunday. Mrs. Amos Schroeder, of N. Dak.; is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Weber. Miss Gertie Fisher, of Detroit, is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. G., Fisher. • Mr. M. Brokenshire spent the holi- dayy in London. Mr. McDonald, foot specialist, for Toronto will giver a demonstration at C. F. Pfile s shoe store on Mon- day November 16th. RAUGB—WIEGAND A quiet wedding took place at the Evangelical parsonage, • Dash - Wood, on Wednesday, November 11 at 1 o'clock, when Clara Viola, eld- est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wiegand was united in marriage to. Mr. Milton D. Haugh, son of .Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Haugh, Rev. F. B. Meyer officiating. The bride wore a gown of rust satin faced canton with cut velvet trimming. Miss Idella Bender actedas bridesmaid while the groom was supported by Mr. Eben Wiegand. During the signing of the register Miss Schnel- ler, of Auora, III., sang a solo "I'll be True." The groom's gift to the bride was a muskrat coat, to the bridesmaid a signet ring, to the best man a gold tie pin. Immediately after the ceremony the young ,couple left for a motor trip to St. Marys, Stratford,. Kitchener and other points. Their many friends will join with the Times -Advocate in• ex- tending very best wishes for their future happiness: Centralia Mrs. atm. O'Brien is spending a few days in Detroit. ,• Mrs. Chas.' Fairhallis visiting with friends in Windsor this past week. Next Sunday morning Rev. W. Millson, of London, will have charge of the morning service. Rev. W. .Kitely will preach in the evening. The subject will be' "Ought Young People` to Tithe." Mr, and Mrs.,, Wilfred Anderson and little son spent the holiday at the home of the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Essery., Mr. Andrew Hicks shipped a car- load of baby beef to the. Fat Stock Show, which will be held in Toronto. Mr. Cecil Hodgson, of Toronto University, spent the holiday at his home here. Mr. : Earl Hodgson, of Wheatley, spent the holiday at•+the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hodgson. "' The death .occurred''3n Sunday af- ternoon of an old and respected res- ident of Biddulph . in - the person of Mr. Stewart McFallswho has -resit'. ed with his son Mr, H. McFalls. The funeral took place to St. James ceme- tery, Tuesday after -noon. The ser- vices were conducted by Rev. Mr. Kitely of Centralia 'United Church. A youngg peoples' society of the United church has been organized. The officials are: President, Tru- man Mills; first vice-president Ag- nes Anderson; second vice-president Verna Pollock; third vice-president, 1Vrr. G. O. Thompson; fourth "vice- president, William Skelton; secre- tary, Lillian Brooks; treasurer, Flos- sie Davy; pianist, Hilda Isaac; as- sistant pianist, Mildred Mitchell. Khiva M. and Mrs. Gebrge Deitrieh, of Sarnia, spent Thanksgiving with the 'former's 'mother, Mrs, L, Deitrich.. Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchinson and family, of London, spelit;the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Win. Mason. Miss Florence Turnbull. spent last Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs Dave Lippert. Mr. Art Willert Sold a valuable colt to Olef T'etersen, of Dashwood. Mrs, 1VIeeaun is very poorly TJ; ES.AWOCATk „, x., at time of writing,. Miss .Alice 2'ee'o, of Hensall; event Thankegiveng with her parents Mr, and KM AUX Neeb, Master Norman Brenner, son of Mr, and Mrs. J. Brenner Who under - Went went a serious .operation for appen- dleitis in St, St, Joseph's Hospital a couple of weeks ago, is enintoeing but very slowly. e Mr. Wm. Deitrien was in Parkhill on business on Monday. - Credito. Miss; Jean `Young, of Lucan spent the week -end 'with Mr. John Young and Mary. • Mr. and Mrs,' Trick, of Sarnia, vis- ited Mr. and«Mrs, Chas Trick over the holiday, „ Mrs. Henry Dyer, of Detroit, is. visiting for a few Weeks withrela- tives in town. M.McMurray of Winnipeg is visiting Mr. 'and , Mrs. James Clark for a few days. Mr: and 'Mrs. Ezra Oestricher, Qt Windsor, spent Thanksgiving with relatives in townn. Miss Ethel 'McKay etas returned after spending the holidays with her parents at Seaforth. Mr. Will Motz is able to leave his bed after: his recent illness: We are glad to see Will up again. Miss Lyle. Kuhn and friend, of De-' troit, were e week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kuhn. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hill and family, of Detroit, ,visited Mr. and Mrs. Is- gac Hill over the holidays Mr. Aaron Sweitzer; of Detroit, visited with His parents Mr. and Mrs Ed. Sweitzer fora few days. Mr. and Mrs. George Wright, of Windsor, spent the holiday with the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lawson.. ` Miss Pearl "Motz and Mr. and Mrs. Heatherly and daughter, of London, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Motz Mr. Milton Finklieiner, ' of Sea - forth, spent the week -end with his parents Mr; and Mrs. George Fink- beiner. Miss Eva and Lydia Oestricher, of Windsor, spent the Thanksgiving holiday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oestricher. ' Mr. F. W. Clark and Merle. have returned home after visiting. in De- troit. Mrs. Clark and: Laura 're- mained for a few.. days. "' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Heist and Mrs. Henry Motz and Mrs. Eli Lawson spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. William Sweitzer, of Shipka. We are pleased to note a consid- erable improvement in the physical condition of Mr, . ,racob Finitbeiner, the genial and"'obliging handyman at the Central Hotel. tr l We hope soon to see that smile that lasts, on the streets of town again. On Sunday morning next Rev. W. Y. Drier will speak on the subject: "God is Spirit" and at the evening service his' -message will be on "The unfailing sign of a complete and ac- complished discipleship. The church service is more: than a political' con- vention. : Do not send :a delegate or inquire about it from a neigh- bor. Come and bring your family with you. , "Canada's Obligation to the World" or The Task of the United Church in the Foreign Field will be the subject in the United church next- Sunday evening. ` Every mem- ber and adherent should be present to hear the story of our Missionar- ies in the, foreign field, a tale of chivalry unrivalled in all histery and told in an inspiring and chal- lenging way. Special solo. "The ninety and nine" by the pastor. Let everyone be present. 1 The iliustrated 'lantern slide lec- ture en the "King's Highway" fol- lowing after a sermonette on the origin of Thanksgiving Day were received by a large audience at Zion Evangelical church. The slides covered the first missionary endeav- ours by --.the church on the Pacific coast, beginning .in Mexico and pro- ceeding in a northerlydirection through Texas and California. Bee ing interspersed with the romatic nature scenes the sides were unus- ually interesting and educative. The, Crediton branch of " the Women's Institute held, their Novem- ber. • meeting on Tuesday evening with the Pres. Mrs. C. Zwicker in the chair. After singing the Insti- tute ode the roll calf was answered by Xmas cake receipts; abou'ti 25 members responding. Mrs: G. G. Mayard, Mrs. Dr. Orme and Mrs. C. Zwicker gave splendid reports of the Womens' Institute conventionheld in London on November 3, 4 and 5, Mrs.,• D. McIsaac had charge , of "Current Events" and read, o. very appropriate armistice story. Follow- ing this was a demonstration on ice cream making. After a dainty lunch the meeting closed with the singing g of the National Anthem. ' It was de- cided at this meeting to hold an Oyster supper and ,bazaar in the In- stitute rooms on _. Tuesday, Decem- ber lst. Kindly make note of the date. The Thanksgiving banquet to which the husbands and ' friends of the Women's Missibn and Aid' Soc- iety of the Evangelical Church were invited; on Monday evening past, was a most joyous, pleasurable and profitable event, about sixty per- sons being present. No one refused the delectable luncheon i in which chicken pie formed the basis. If possible, the program, was even a greater achievement for it (brought the house down in uproarious ap- ,plause. The numbers of the pro- gram were two duets by Mrs. Thos. tViawhinney and Mrs. Chester Maw- hinney; two duets by (Mrs. '`Dan Mc- Isaac .autl Mrs. hfose Feist' A dia- logue by Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Holtz- than; A monologue by Mr. J. H. Holtsman, in encore;' recitation by master Lewis Feist; two readings by Mrs. Chris.. Heist; . reading by Mrs, (Rev.) W. Y. Drier; two trios by G. ID. Faist, Albert Morlock and J. H. Holtzman, and a ,very Helpful message by Mrs. t#. K. Brown. The niers and friends present again wish to express their appreciation and for the praiseworthy service " of this Women's organizations. Verily, we neer would get to heaven at all without the ladies aid. lir ville ; Mr., Walter Jolins,, of Ooderich, the Week -end at hie.' home, , p ., . lyd Miss' Vera 1-Iey wood Spent i t nks: giving at the parental ,home, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Foster, of Granton; were visitors at Mr, Jas.' Heywood's last Sunday. Rev. A. L Livingstone was. preach- ing in Hensall ; supplyieg.,tor Rev, A. Sinclair who has ° been sick. leee. A, 0, 'Whitlock and sisters Misses Joy and Evelyn of St. Thom- as visited relatives in this vicinity on Sunday. Miss ;Lorena Johne • ;was 'home over the holiday. Mr, and Mrs. Orville Cann ands on visited friends' here last Sunday. Mr, Bosnell, of Toronto and Mrs. Bosnell and two children of near Pt. Hope were visitors at Mr, Wesley Johns over Thanksgiving. Mr. Wellington '"Bell, of Detroit spent the week -end at his home. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Smith, visited in the village on Sunday. Miss Redley, of London, spent a few days here with friends during the past week, Mr. Wm. Routley, and Miss Mil dred were visitors in the village ,on Sunday last. Miss Gerta Hunter, of London, was home over Thankhgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Preston, of Hamilton, 'visited at Mr. Ben. Wil- liams over the week -end. Some of Rev. A. E, John's family are sick with chicken pox. Last Sunday was a very disagree- able day for an anniversary occas - inn but nevertheless Elimv, lle church Was very well filled for both services. Rev. G. M. Chidley, of Th. Road, delivered two splendid ad- dresses. In the morning his text was "I am debtor" from Rom. 1, 14,. speaking along the line of Thanks- giving. In the evening the text was Acts 10, 38. The choir: rendered their anthems in .a capable manner and quartettes were sung by Mrs. E. Johns,Miss May Clark, Messrs. B. Cooper and Alvin Pym, which were much enjoyed by the congregation, On Monday evening theweather was.fine and about 465 people were served at the heavily laden tables with a delicious fowl supper. After all were satisfied,:, they proceeded to the auditorium • and were made as comfortable as space would allow and listened to one of the best and most varied 'programs given here for years...,, Master Billie Bending, of London, .a very talented boy violin- ist, gave several selections, display- ing rare skill in handling hii instru- ment. He played with assurance and precision • which would do cred- it to one -many years older in exper ience,, A very novel part was the whistling by Mr. Frank Houzen, of London, very cleverly imitating a bird with great volume and sweet- ness. To say this was enjoy- ed is putting it mildly. He also gave several cornet solos, which with his rnanoreuvers while performing, kept the audience roaring with laughter. He was accompanied on the piano in all his numbers. Messrs. Goulding, Christie and Mills known as the Exeter Melody Boys, gave orchestra selections also sang trios, 'duets and solos, main- taining their splendid reputation as entertainers. Mr. Francis Abbot, al- so of Exeter, was the reader, his numbers being well chosen and var- ied and were delivered in a pleasing and capable manner. All the per- formers were enchored every time and graciously responded. Rev. Livingstone made an able chairman The proceeds from the anniversary were about $330. WHO'S CHEATED "I am sorry I married you," sob- bed the bride. "You ought to be," he . replied, e'you cheated some other girl out of a mighty fine husband."—Bison. GRAND BEND 21i Mr. Rees Desjardine of ' Detroit, ss ,Marjorie Desjardine, of Port t Rur 4n ahd; Vie and Mrs.�ti re Pin- eal i -an of, Ailsa Craig spent the week- end with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Joe Desjardine. Niiss Madeline Pollock returned bonne on Saturday after having suc- oesstully gone through on operation for appendicitis in Victoria Hos- pital, London. The Yong People's Society of the United church., held a very success- ful Hallowe'en social on Friday ev- ening, Miss Gladys Conesey spent the holiday at her home in Luean. Keith Taylor and Warren Patter- son were 'home from the Sarnia Col- legiate for the holiday. Mr. andMrs, , iti ra, Roy Scottand child- ren of Sarnia were guests of the lat- ter's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Will Pat- terson for the holiday. WHALEN Miss Florence Pullen, of Alma College, St. Thomas, spent the holi- day at her hone here. *' Miss • Bertha Batten, spent the week -end with her sister, Mrs. . G. Miners, of'Elirnville. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Brooks, spent Satuiday:at Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Morley and son, of. Stratford, spent the holiday at the home of Mr. Wm. Morley, Miss Verna. Hazlewood spent the week -end' with her friend, Miss Ed- na Powell, of Prospect Hill. Miss Beth Whaley spent the holi- at her home in St. Marys. Mrs. Anthony Lamphier's many friends will be pleased to know that she has returned home from the hos- pital and is recovering favorably. Many from here attended the fo`cvl supper Monday night. ZION Mr. Robt, Taylor, mood his house- hold effects to Granton, on Satur- day: • Miss Bessie Thomson, of St. Marys is visiting; her aunt, Mrs. Stephen. Mrs: Wilbur Batten spent the holi- day at Granton. Mr. and Mrs. John Johns and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brock spent Sun- day at thehome of Mr. Wm. Brock, in Granton. . Zurich Mr. John Decker, was dear hunt- ing•. in New Ontario last week.. Miss Discola Smith,. of Detroit; spentpfew a days at her home. Mr. Dan,Smith, of Areona, is vis- iting friends and relative here. Mrs. J. O. Jacobs, of Chicago, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Fuss. Messrs. Lennie, O'Brien, Ivan. Yungblut and Edwin Gascho, -were up north on a hunting trip. Mr. W. L: Siebert left on Friday for Muskoka on a deer hunting trip. He accompanied a party of hunters from Plattsville. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gascho who have been at Windsor, for some time have returned to Zurich. Sorry to learn that Mr. Gaseho has not been in good health for some time. Miss Anna Wurm' who has been ill and a patient at Toronto General Hospital, was brought to the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Fuss where she is confined to her bed. Mrs. John. H. Schnell has return- ed from a very pleasant trip out west, being as far west as Vancou- ver, B. C. Mr. Albert Siebert, who has been spending the past few weeks at his home here, left Saturday for Mont- real, where he has signed up to play professional : hockey for a term of '1'iETIVRS7141iX, 1VO 11;1+C13lSit :19, Lumley Mr. Roy •Rycknia4,..01 Hamilton, spent Thanksgiving at hisheme here Mr. and Mrs, J; Itinr.bnll and little Betty, oe Chicago visited friends on the13oundax'y' on Sunday last. Metier f m y ,'ie r Ods aro sorry to hear that IVIr. and urs, ,john lkleQuee'n have both ;been quite Sick and Nurse Hagan attending therm.' Their many friends will be glad to hear of their recovery, Miss Belle Brintnelleeof Stratford, accompanied „by ,,a girl friend spent Thanksgiving at her home here. Mrs, Fred Hemmery, ee Belleville, was called home on Friday last on account of the illness of her parents. Mount Carmel We are pleased to state that Mes- srs. Ed. Breen and Ernest Sutton are improving fine, after their re— cent e-cent operations. Those that spent the holidays with their parents were; Misses Rose Doyle and Ellie Houlahan, Str`at-. ford; G. McKeever, C. Glavin, Lon- don; M. Glavin, Gait; B. Carey,. Simcoe; master Dennis Doyle, St. Michael Cellege, Toronto. Messrs. Michael and James:Mc- hoKeever, , of Artland Sask., arrived me last week.' A number from here attended the dance at West McGillvary last week Miss Lucy Patton accompanied by Mr. ' Tearing of Detroit _ spent the holiday with the former's brothel' J " Patton. , Mrs. Sarenson, of Detroit is spending a few days.at the tome of pf her sister Mrs. Tim Collins. Miss B. O'Donnell, of Forest, is the guest of her friend, Miss K. Car- ey. Clandeboye (Too late for last week) Miss Emly Simpson, who has been; in. Victoria Hospital London for the Iast two weeks, is improving ..slowly. Mr. Hartley McVicar, of London, is spending a few days with his sis- ter, Mrs. Atkinson,' of this place. Mr. Wm.. Lewis shipped a choice car . of potatoes this week, also Mr. W.. Smith, of the Moore Fruit Co., London, both cars were number one. The price ranged from $1.50 to $2.15 per bag. There are several more ears to be shipped if the weather continues- fine so that the farmers can get them out of the . ground. 1V!r. Lang, of Kincardine, is load- ing apples at the C.N.R._ station; here this week. Mr. R. L. Atkinson and wife are visiting relatives in Toronto, Mont- real and Detroit. Mr. Atkinson is being relieved at the C.N.R. depot by relieving agent J. Lewis. A large crowd attended the dance held in the Opera House, Lucan,, last Tuesday evening. The fowl supper held at the Mac- abbees Hall, Mooresville, on Novem- ber 5th, under theauspices of L.O.L. 493, Biddulph, was largely attended. Any one that went away not satis- fied it was their own fault. A dance was put on after the dinner. A laage crowd •attended the fowl supper and dance held in the Opera House, Lucan, on the night of .Nov- ember 5th, ptit on by the L.O.Ii.- Lcapaciucant. y. The Hall was crowded to FOOLISH "Do you smoke tobacco in your pipe?" "Jever hear of anyone smoking anything but tobacco?" "Well, I -have an. uncle whosmok- es ham."—Notre Dame Juggler. *** *** *e*. Among the many - unimportant things in the world is a cynical old years. - bachelor's opinion of love. A. PROVINCIAL .e.l ii.,,/. - �iil1f TIO1 a 110 4,1 1, iI I11, k. Main Oce, Toronto if of OR 107 years the Bank ef Montreal bas maintained offices in the Province of Ontario ready to accept monies upon on de osit p deposit, and loan these funds to fanners, merchants, manufacturers and business men generally upon • terms consistent with sound banking and the proper custody of Its depositors' funds. Since the first officebs sta w as established in xSr$ at Toronto, the Bank has spread throughout g ut the Province until today it has 25o officesin Ontario, with headquarters at Toronto, ready to give prompt and efficient service to people of this Province. ' Small accounts are welcome andr _ . • ere accorded the same service as that given to largo amounts, Customers of the Bank have all the advantages resultingfrom a Provincial Orgganization combined with the strong h, and facilities of a natio-wide Banking Institution having g world-wide connections` Totat stets xn excess o{' .700.000,000 Head •uarters for; Ontario 4 Wellington Street East,Toronto q... g