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,An old time dance is being held
in to town .hall here on Tuesday ev-
ening next. Good music has been
secured for the occasion, so come
out and enjoy an evening of fun.
On Monday 'evening, November,
23rd, the Ladies' Aidof the Chisel -
burst Church are serving a Hot
Fowl Supper in the basement com-
mencing at 5:30. After the sup-
per the program will be given by
The Goulding Entainers assisted by
Mr. Francis Abbot, Elocuttionist of
Exeter.
A preparatory service will be held
in the church on Friday evening at
8 o'clock. The session is called to
meet at 7:30 immediately before the
service. .A. reception service will be
held . for those uniting with the
church. Every'member of thecon
gregation is urged "to attend these.
services.
There will be special re -opening
services in the Chiselhurst United
Church, November 22nd at 3 and
7:30 o'clock. The church hasibeen
beautifully decorated, and new gas-
oline lamps installed. The ,young
Peoples' League are financing the
painting and decorating,( and the
Ladies' Aid areinstalling the lights
and are getting new carpet. The
minister will conduct the service at
8 o'clock. The music in the after-
noon will be provided by the Ladies'
Quartette and the Mixed Quartette
;from Hensall. At the evening ser-
vice at 7:30 Rev. W. D. McDonald,
of Eginondville United Church will
preach, and the choir will render
special music. Everybody is invit-
ed to these services.
A quiet marriage was solemnized
at the Wellington street United par-
sonage, London on Thrs., Nov. 12th.
sonage, London on Thurs., Nov. 22
when Miss Ada May Marshall, dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs, F. Marshall,
Ottaway Ave., became the bride of
Mr. Albert J. Matthews of Detroit,
son of Mr. and Mrs, A. 1Vlatthews of
Quebec City. Rev J. W. Hibbert,
pastor of the church, officiated.
The bride was smartly gowned in
a frock of purple satin and wore a
becoming hat of the same shade.
After a brief honeymoon Mr. and
Mrs. Matthews will make their home
in
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Will give a concert in the
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ADULTS 35e.
HENSALL
Mr. Richard Blatchford is still
confined to his bed tk ough illness..
Misses E. Shaddock and Inas.
Sparrow visited in London on Tues-
day.
Large quantities of turnips are
being shipped from the station
daily.
Messrs. Bonthron and Drysdale.
have recently installed a number of
furnaces in town,
We are pleased to report that Mrs
-Frank Fitzgerald is improving after
her recent illness.
Mr. and. Mrs. R. E. Cook and
family of Ridgetown visited friends
in town. on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Ortwein of
Detroit visited over the week -end
with relatives in town.
Mr. Geo. T. Wren and son and
Nov. 27th daughter who have been ill for the
past week are on the mend.
Our local fuel merchants are busy
p.m. Sharp "these days delivering coal and wood
to many customers in town.
CHILDREN 25c. Mr. Jack' Tasker, of Blyth, is re-
leiving at the C. N. R. Depot here,
Mr. A. L. Case being on a holiday.
Mrs. A. Sparks returned home re-
cently after a pleasant visit with re-
latives in, Saskatchewan and Cal-
gary.
On Sunday evening in the United
Church, Rev. A. Sinclair will speak'
on the subject, "The Hardest Com-
mandment of All."
A number from here intend tak-
ing in the Conservative Banquet at
the King Edward Hotel, Toronto, on
December the lst.
Miss Dora Sherritt, R. N., who
has been nursing in Windsor for
some time is now visiting at her
home in the village.
Mr. Jack Steacy, who has been
'visiting at his home here for the
past few months left Thursday
morning for Detroit.
Next Sunday morning, November
22nd, the sacrament of the Lord's
supper will be commemorated at the
service in the Unitd church.
Hensall Tiles Brick'
and Block Yard
WE HAVE RECEIVED A FRESH
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ON OCTOBER 12th
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DR. R. P. I. DOUGALL
Honor graduate of Faculty of
Medicine, and Master of Science,
•aiversity of --'Western Ontario.
Member of College of Physicians
sand Surgeonsof • Ontario. Office
two doors east of Post Office.
',hone 66 Residence 114
HENSLLL, ONT
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A. J. CLATWORTHY
GRANTON
A public meeting will be held in
the Town Hall Thursday evening of
this week in aid of the Beck Mem-
orial Fund. Everyone is invited.
US»4 NOS?
'nueunCe ,ant.
FridaY evening the. pastor: will
give a Step"eo»titan Lecture at the
Senior's Young Peoples` League on
"Yosemite, the Master Piece of God
This real treat _will be precede by
a specially Prepared. programiam
be-
ginning
at 0 p.m. sharp, .All are
welcome. That means you,
Khiva
Mr. and Mrs. Ben. McCann and
family motored to London last
Thursday and spent the day with the.
former's brother, Mr. Tom. McCann.
Mrs. L. Witzel, of Dashwood, Vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witzel one
day last, week.
Miss. Florence Turnbull spent
Thursday evening at the home of
Mr. Jacob Ratz.
Mr, and Mrs. John Williams, Sr.,
spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Schroeder; of London.
Mr. Gordon Miller, "of Zurich, is
spending a few days with his sister;
Mrs. Jas. Ziller here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm,. Stade, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John
Deitrich of Shipka.
Mrs. Dave Hutchinson sold her
100 acre grass farm to Jas. Clarke
and the 50 acres to Mr. Harry Carr
ruthers, of McGillivray. Mrs. Hut-
chinson intends making her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Mason,
of Dashwood.
Dashwood
Dr. H. H. 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. and Mrs. R. Stade and Mr.
and Mrs. L. Kraft of Zurich, visit-
ed with Mr. and 1VPrs. C. Stade on'
Sunday.
Mr, Earl Neeb of Pontiac, visited
his mother, Mrs. Mary Neeb over
the week -end. Mrs. Neeb accom-
panied hiiii to Pontiac where she
will spend some time.
Mr, Czar Kellerman is visiting in
Toronto.
Mrs. Christine M. Willert, of'Pitts-
burg, Pa., announces the engage -
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hedden ,and meet of her 'daughter, Edna F. Cam -
family who have resided here for a eron, • to Mr. •Paul E. Temple, of
number of years left Thursday for Monaca, Pa., the wedding to take
Exeter, where Mr. Hedden has sec- . place some time in February,
ured employment.
An inspector is Were this week
frons. the Hydro Electric Department
testing the meters of our local hy-
dro system. The meters have all; Mrs. Chas. Schroeder recently vas -
been taken out, and are in the town ltd with her sister in Strathroy.
hall. Mr, W: H. Brown is visiting for
Our local huntsman, David Dees- a few days out of the village with
wax is securing a fine lot of fur friends.
this fall, and while in the vicinity We are glad to report the sick at
of Varna on Tuesday, captured a Mr. Albert Morlock's house are im-
fine coon, the skin was certainly a proving.
fine one. Mrs. Godfry Nicholson is not so
Mrs. Godfry Nicholson is not so
Miss Mattie Ellis, who was con- well again. But we hope she ' will
fined to her home for a week with The surveyor of Chatham was in
a severe attack of tonsilitis resumed town on Monday and approved of
teaching on Monday morning. Her the work of Mr. G. Eilbei on Victor-
ia Street drain.
ed -last week. Mrs. W. -Sims and Miss •Thelma
The Sunbeam Trio,. consisting of Sims have returned hone after vis -
Miss Gladys Slay, Miss Greta Lam- iting Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cave, of
mie and Miss Catherine Sells, grad- Bengough, Sask.
uates of the Ontario school for the . Rev. D. McTavish was ,in Goderiel
blind, are: giving a concert. in the on Monday attending a meeting of
Town Hall on. Friday, Nov, 27th. the Godericli Sumnler school exe-
Owing to a break in the Hydro cutive of which he is president.
wires between• 'ITensaih and Exeter The choir of the Evangelical
the service was off Sunday, evening church were in Dashwood last Wed -
1 or the course of an hour, and ow- nesday night giving special, music
ing ..to their being no light's there at the, special meetings in progress
was no services in the local church- ,there. •
es 'Mr. H. F. Eilber left on Sunday
The death occurred'• on Tuesday for Durham and Kincardine where inhe will be engaged'
Nov. 17, of Mrs. Paul Boa, of the plumbing. M.
is widely known for his ex -
London Road south. Mrs,: Boa has Eilbei•
cellent work.
been a life long resident and will
Crediton
SEXSMITH
Mrs. William Northcott, Sr., re-
turned home here on Sunnday, after
a pleasant visit with friends in
Loudon, her daughter, Mrs. George
Geddes and Mr. and Mrs. H. II,
Humeston accompanied 'her home
and paid a short visit with friends
hers.
Messrs Amos and Frank Wildfoug
and Mr. Fred' Corbett spent a short
time hunting in the vicinity of
Blyth last week:
We are pleased to note that Miss
Marguerite Aldworth, who `under-
went an operation for the "removal
of her tonsils last week, is progres-
sing favorably.
Mr. Wm. Bieber is bean threshing
with Mr. Hy. Trick of Crediton.
and Mrs: rl', McLaughlin on Friday'
night and left twin boys.
Mr,: Walter Pullen, who haS lust i
returned, from Northern Ontario is
visiting at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
V. .Gun
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Gunning.
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The November meeting f
M. S. was held at the bonne of Virg,
a st. A
Thursday la
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. Morley x
bat o Tor -
bale was packed to be sent t
Tor-
onto, Owing to the inOlement
weather there was only a fair at
tendanee. The December meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. Jolla
Stevenson,
Mr. Jack Duffield is attending the
Annual Royal Fair at Toronto.
Mr. George Marcilia visited in
Whalen on Sunday.
Rev, Walter Millson, who ocou-
pied the pulpit here on Sunday very
ably explained the purpose and
needs of the "Maintenance and Ex-
tension" fund of the United church
of Canada
Elimville
Mr. Will Johns had the misfor-
tune last week to lose one of his
best steers. The animal got its
foot in the chain with which it was
tied and strangled itself.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johns spent
the week -end at the home of the
former's parents here.
Rev. Livingstone preached a fine
sermon on "Missions" last Sunday.
Three children were baptized also,
namely Norma Doreen daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Coultis; Ber-
dene Labelle, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Newton Clark; Hugh Glen son
of Mr. and 1Vrrs. Sherwood Hunter.
At the close of this service Sacra-
ment was administered.
Mr. •Kenneth Johns has been on
the sick list.
The members of "The Live Oak"
Mission Circle will hold a bazaar in
Elimville church basement on Dec -
1st to be formally opened by Santa
Claus at 7 p.m. A large assortment
of fancy work, reed work, aprons,
children's wear, dolls and doll's out-
fits, "etc., will be on sale. Come
and bring the children.
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JOHN ESSE'RY, Centralia, Agent Ter
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40LIVISB. HARRIS, Munro, Agent for
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GIGADMAN & STAN:0131 1
Solicitors, Exeter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dave McNicol of
Toronto, spent Thanksgiving with
the former's mother, Mrs. Jane Mc-
Nicold.
Mr. Sim Pollen is home from the
West and is learning plumbing and
tinsmithing at Heaman's Harddware
of Exeter.
Miss Violet Stewart spent the holi-
day with her another, Mrs. Rebecca
Stewart.
A meeting was called at the
church, to try and organize for a
play and N.nias entertainment, but
we are sorry to learn that owing to
a poor turnout of the young people.,
it was impossible to plan anything.
Mrs. Jas. Gardiner an , her
brother Mr. John Brown formerly of
St. Marys, were visitors Thanksgiv-
ing Day with friends here and at
Cromarty.
Miss M. Gollings, of Stratford,
spent a few days at her hone here,
returning to Stratfofrd on Tuesday.
Messrs. Samuel' King and Vernon
be sadly missed in her home. The Beaver have returned home after
funeral arrangements have not yet spending the past two months in the
been made. west. They report weather cond.i-
1/11ss Rate Bengough who has-been tions very unfavorable this year.
making her home with her neice "Spiritual enrichment and equip-
Mrs. Colin Hudson; was taken 111 on meat The greatest need of the 20th
Friday last and this week was ren century church" is the subject on
moved to the home of her sister, which Rev, W. Y. Drier will speak
Mrs, Anderson at Klippen. Her many next Sabbath morning and ;evening
friends' hope fora speedy recovery, at Zion Evangelical church.
The Bible School of the Evangel -
The
Schubert Qa concertette Quartette of Lon- ;cal Church with Mr. J. H. Holtzman
don are giving in the as .its enterprising superintendent
Town Hall on Friday evening, No- are making large plans and prepar-
vember 20th Tinder the auspices of Slices for the best ever Christmas
the Welfare youth Club, of the vi1- Festival to be held on the evening
lige. This company is highly re- of December 25th. •
commended, and a good crowd is -be- A large number enjoyed the mov-
ing, looked fora ing pictures in the Town Hall on
The regular mooting of the Young Saturday night, These whoo
missed
thein missed arare treat. We ex -
Peoples' League of the United.
church was held on Monday evening.
Mrs. Chas. McDonald gave a, very
interesting topic. A solo by Mies
Nellie Boyle, readings by Miss'1:+1iva
Sltaddocl, and Miss GladYs Luker
And . an instrumental by Miss' Irene
Douglas were all greatly enjoyed.
Centralia
Mr. Herman Hodgson broke his
wrist last Thursday when cranking
his car.
Little Clifton son of Mr. and Mrs
Byron Hicks has developed an Ate
tack of diptheria but is somewhat
improved.
Mr. Milton Mitchell who has been
on a two weeks hunting trip has re-
turned.
Mr. Andrew Hicks and Donald are
attending The Royal Winter. Fair,
at Toronto this week.
Mr. Geo, Essery is confined to his
bed and is under the doctor's care.
We hope for a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Abbott who have
been in Windsor this past summer
have returned to their home here,
Mr...Truman Mills who has been.
acting as releiving agent at Wy-
oming for the past three weeks has
returned home.
Mr. Jack Reeder who has been in
the West for some weeks has re-
turned
Next Sunday evening Rev..W. M.
Kited* will have as his, subject "Is
it Wrong to Bet."
Mr. Thos. Willis is attending thei,
Canadian Dairyman's . Convention
held In Toronto this week.
:
pest just as good next Saturday WHALEN
nigtit and probably better, Colne Messrs, M. Johnson and L.
Mor-
e anti, bring your friends, a good time lhomeevofelVl'sunclar.l Johnson, Zion,
for all.
Dedicationof Life and Substance Miss Dorothy Stevenson, spent
.
will be the subject hi tiie United few days last week with her aunt
church text Sunday evening, The Mrs, E. Pitt, of Deel e3.' <
Miss Sarah Knox,. of Woodham is
spending , a few clays With Mrs. 8.
Gunnisntork g.
called a
the hoi>ie of `Mr, 1
A,
Next Tuesday evening a social even- i follorviirg Sunday services will be
ing will be held in the league, an ( held morning and :evening specie!
admission of 10 cents will be cliarg- ICO/Amu/lionand Balitisnt in the
ed. Everybody welcome, 1 morning, Watolt for next week's
' un t C;armo,i
The people Ae this caaiiariunity
were ehocke�d on Silttirday evening
last at sudden death of Mrs. Thomas
Morrissey at leis' home on, the 14th
concession of M�C Gr
illtray,
death bet
ing dile to heart failure. 110 was
in his 60th year. Be Is survived by
one brother Gus, of Stal?'hen one
ne
sister, Mrs. Cassidy, of Detroit. The
residence on TuesdaY at 10 a:na,
with Solemn High Mess celebrated
by the pastor Rev. Fr, Corcoran
with Fr. Lowery as Decon,. Fr.. Cos -
tells, sub Decon.
Tire play entitled "Never Again.
which was held in the Hall here on
Thursday and Friday evenings; of
last week wasa complete success.
Mrs. Cassidy and son and two
daughters of Detroit; Miss Martha
Morrissey, of London and Andrew
Morrissey, of Brookville; .attended,
the funeral of the late Thomas
Morrissey on Tuesday,
NOTICE TOlfxEL ITt
zloTICId SH ilxtuo t' °aloof tl*A t
all persons. having 'claims against than
estate At, Dinht )031LF9VII., late e
the Towneirip Of . Fnllartgn,. Countl►
its Perth, rthr �r did On the
as k �+Fb
$
TWentY-Sixth day 4f 4ugilet, 1120
are required to forward, their claitnil
' on
May prAveu to 'tXli$ undersigned
or before the 20 .day et November,
1920,
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVE
EN that after the said date the .10x,-
ecutoi's will proceed to distribute
the estate having regard oiilY to the
claims of which they then shall have
notice,
Dated at Exeter this 7th day of
November, 1920.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitei's for Executors
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