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11MI1111111�, COUNCIL MEETING
The first regular meeting of the
new 4926 Council took place Tues-
day'
day' evening January 19th, Reeve
Geiger and all the members of the
Council being present. The •.min-
utes of the last meeting wereread
and adopted on motion of Campbell
and ,McArthur. Mr, Adam Reicnart
was present and asked for a refund
of Ms son's poll taxes, claiming his
son was a renter of land in the vil-
lage,, The matter was laid over.
Collector sent in the amount 'of un-
paid taxes and he was given to the
2nd to collect them. A number of
accounts were presented and order-
td to be paid. By-law No. 1 for : the
appointing 'Of the officials and .;set
ting the aino.unt of their salaries was
read first, second and "third times
and passed.Alex. Murdock, clerk and
manager of the Town Hall: C. Cook
treasurer; A. W. E Hemphill, collect-
or; Colin Hudson, assessor; Mrs. G.
Hudson, caretaker of the town hall;
Geo. Hudson, constable, fife chief
and sanitary inspector, Harry Price;
pound keeper; Ray McArthur; the
council's representative on the lib-
rary board; Joe. Hudshon and Ray
11TcArthur were appointed auditors.
By-law No. 2 giving the Reeve and
Treasurer power to borrow $3,000
for current expenses of the town was
give its first, second and final' read-
ing and passed. A communication
from the Children's Shelter at Gode,
rich, asking for a grant, was refer-
red to the next meeting. The meet-
ing then adjourned to meet again
February 2nd.
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CLINTON,
Winter Term Opens, s Tuesday,January 5t
1926
TRAINING will fit you for the
Our PRACTICAL BUSINESSES WORLD, where ,irork
HIGHEST paid positions. In the BUSINESS ,
is always REWARDED in proportion to the SERVICE rendered.
— COURSES ---
STENOGRAPHIC,
'ECRETARIAL COMMERICAL S
Teachers, Civivl Service and :Special -Courses
e S
Special Classes for Hensall and Exeter Students
' d students on an 8 months' course..
!'weeks additional time given to
For Information apply to
M. A. STONE MISS B. F. WARD:`b, Aa, �a
Com. Specialist, Vice Principal l Principal, Phone 138',
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HENSALL DEFEATS EXETER 7-3
On Friday evening last the local
crew won from the Exeter • puck
chasers by the score, of 7-31 The
game was very even for he first two
frames. In the opening frame each
team managed to bulge the twine
once, and the second period saw two
counters each chalked up so the 'be-
ginning of ;the last stanza found the
score 'tied 3 all. With the. start of
the 3rd period the Hensallboys also
seemed to start afresh and had the
puck bottled up at the Exeter end of
the rink the greater part of the time
and were incessantly storming the
visitors goal. The exceptionally good
work between the posts by Bruce
Rivers' the visiting goalie a oubtless
jam' saved the visitors a very severe
trimming. The local crew seemed
. to get their second wind in this final
clash -and notched four goals before
the bell sounded, while Exeter fail-
ed to score. C. Blowes and- C.
Shaddock showed up well for Hen-
sall while Tuckey and Acheson were
the pick of the visitors. The line-
up—Exeter, goal Rivers; defense,
Tuckey and Batson; wings, Acheson
and Abbot; centre, Pollen;, cub.
Caldwell. Hensall—Goal, McAllis-
ter; defense, Bell and Shaddock;
wings, Blowesand Shaddock; centre
Hoggarth; sub., Farquhar.
WE CAN 4T3AVE YOU MONEY t
Renew yew: subscriptions to daily
and weekly 'papers and rnagazines
at the Observer office. We can
save you money.
Hensall
Bread,is selling at 10c in town,
Rev. H. Naylor spent a few days
this week in Toronto.
Mrs. Wilson Berry, of Winds.4 , is
visiting relatives in town.
Reeve Saunders, of Exeter, was
in town Monday on business.
We are sorry to report that. Mrs.
E. Willard' is not in good health.
Miss J. Johnson, visited over the
week -end with friends in Seaforth.
Mr. Milton Ortwein, of London,
visited friends in town on Tuesday.
Messrs. Chas. Way and C. Ander-
son, of Exeter, were in town Monday
Mt. Laird Joynt, of London, is vis-
iting for a few days at his home here
Miss Grace Scarlett visited over
the week -end with her parents in
Staforth.
T. W. Parlmer has opened up a
meat market at the back of his
grocery store.
The rain on Monday has made the
cads very soft and has taken away
lot of the snow.
Mr. Sam Rennie has been confin-
1 eek to his home for the past w
ith a severe cold.
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Hensall Tile, Brick
and Block Yard
NOTICE
To A11. �� Ou r: Customers
We want all. emptyent
sacks returned be #'
JANUARY 31, 19
ALL SACKS NOT RETURNED BY
MULE ABOVE DATE WILL HAVE+
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Phone 7 •
DR. R. P. L DOUGALL
Honor graduate of Faculty . of �
iedicine, ,and Master , of • Science, �
%niyeraity of Western Ontario.
Kember of College of Physicians .•
Wad Burgeons of Ontario. Office �
Iwo doors east of Post Office.
Phone 68 Residence 114 ,
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• .AUCTIO NEER .
„, OSCAR KLOPP._
Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Au -
inion School, Special course taken in
1Legistered Live Stock (all Breeds,)
gteechandise, Real Estate, Farm
isles, etc. ..Ratesin keeping, with
Prevailing prices. Satisfaction as-
A'dled, write Oscar Klopp, Zurich, or
ter. 18-83, Zurich_
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sides 'at
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G,OTON
'Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Munn, of Wel-
Grand Bend
On Thursday evening, Feb. 4th,
there will be a Box Social held in
Grand Bend church, given by the Y.
P. S. Everyone is cordially invited.
Ladies bring a box. Admission for
boys 50G. Lantern slides, consist-
ing of comic stories and other inter-
esting pictures will be shown. We
invite you all, "Come!".
STEPHEN COUNCIL
Following are the Path Masters
omitted from Stephen Council min-
utes last week.
Pah-Masters: Gordon Wilson, Hir-
manie Jas.
it
Powe,-,
C. W.Christie,
Shantou ton Preston Dearing, Geo. Hep-
burn
,
burn, William White, Jos. White, S.
ood, Manitoba "are visiting with Kuhn, Chas. Box, Sam. Preszcator,
r. and . Mrs. Alex Munn.
The young people of the Anglican
lurch are putting on a play in the
war future, particulars later.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McQueen and
iildren visited wih Mr. and Mrs. F.
yekm n, of Chiselhurst, on Sunday.
The dance het& n tne" Town Serail
n 'Thursday evening last was large-
-attended and all reported.' a good
me.
Charity Dance will be in the
own -Hall on Monday evening Jan.
5th. A good orchestra is secured
�r the occasion.
Miss Francis Pearce who has been
isiting for the past two weeks with
elatives in St., Thomas, returned
ome on Saturday.
Mrs. G. Knapp, who for the past
ionth has been visiting at her home
i North Bruce, returned to town on
aturday evening last.
Owing to the mild. weather of'tife
ast few days -the rink is not in
ood shape, consequently skating
ad to be stopped for a while.
The continuing Presbyterians held
heir first service in their .r new
hurch on Sunday afternoon, Rev.
uIr. Foote, of Exeter being the min-
ster.
Das .WcQd
C wen ,. D. $,
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At office in Hartleib lslock, Dean,-
wood, first st three days of week and'
at office over the Pest OffiCe, in
Zurich, last three days of week.
1Vfr, Percy Caifas, has returned,
month
after spending tla�e past neon. in De-
troit,
Mi E. B. Guenther, spent Monday
in London, '
Miss Ida Zimmer, returned to her
home "here Saturday, after visiting
in Detroit for the past month;
Dr. H. II. Cowan, spent the week-
end in London.
Rev. Bruer, is visiting in Kitchen-
er this week.
Mrs. Ezra Tiernan had the misfor
tune, to fall and break her. wrist, »•
Centralia
Crediton
The many friends of"Miss M. Wein
are pleased to, see bier out again.
atter her recent 11/nese, '
Mrs, E. Maynard lett on Monday
for. Chicago 'and polats west `on a
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months visit with friends„
Mise Merle, Clark is visiting leer
brother .in- Detroit forr a few days,
Mr,:Syivester, Wuertli is all smiles,.
its a girl.
Carnival Postponed --The Carnie.
nal thatwas advertised. to be held'.
.
this (Wednesday) evening bus been.
postponed until Wednesday of next
week,,
Mrs Chris. Rau, is visiting friends
at Exeter.
Mrs, George Lawson returned to
her home in Exeter after waiting on
her mother Mrs. Yearley who was
sick.
Mrs. Wm. Heatherley, of London,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs, H.
Motz last week.
Mrs. Godfried Nicholson is quite
311 and under the doctor's care.
Mr. Lawrence Hill is all 'smiles.
It is a fine big girl.
Mr. Will Motz went to Toronto on
Monday to consulta doctor about
his leg, which was broken some time
ago. Mrs, Motz went as far as Lon-
don with him. She will visit friends
there for a few days.
Mrs. Wm. Watson, of Thedford
and children are visiting the' for-
mer's parents,
ormer's-parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Heist.
Mr. Joe Heist who has been quite
ill is improving nicely,
Mr. Ben Price,, of •Dashwood, spent
Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Henry Motz.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brock, of Exe-
ter spent Tuesday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Lewis.
Hosea—The Prophet of Love,"
3rd in the series on "Paintings of,.
the Prophets," will be the subject
in the United church next Sunday
evening. Last week you heard of
the message of a preacher of Con-
science. Come hear of his contem-
porary the preacher of Repentance.
The gospel message at the Evan-
gelical church next Sabbath, morn-
ing will be part. III. in the series,
"What` is life when built according
to the plan of God and invested in
His service and empowered by his
might. In the evening Rev. W. Y.
Dreier preaches on, "Peace like a
River." Popularity Tests—It has
been said in a rather cynical way
that "in most churches the atten-
dance at the Sabbath morning ser-
vice shows the popularity of . the
preacher, and at themid-week ser-
vice the popularity of the Lord."
It is at least something to think
about. •
The Senior Young People's League
of the Evangelical church was treat-
eda ver enjoyable
nd novel`
to y a
i Work
am byan
progr the Christ
CoOnittee, of which the president,
Miss. A. Geiser is chairman. It being
a memory meeting, the entire pro-
gram was given from- memory. Fred
,Cunnington recited the Scripture
lesson. .A. brief sketch of various
bible characters was given as an in-
troduction to the topic of the even-
ing. This was ably done by Clara
ai--r. ila,Hair"t.._Kathleen 1Viorlock
Dorothy Hirtzel, Wealthy Schroder
and Edith Sweitzer. The topic,
"Great Ideas that have Spurred
People to Action," was discussed. by
Beatrice Heist. A vocal duet was
pleasingly rendered by Adeline Wein
and Lloyd Wein and Clara Oestreich-
er's solo, "Open the Gates 'of; the
Temple" was enjoyed by all. Then
a Bible contest was participated in
by all present and the meeting ad-
journed with : the "Mizpa" benedic-
tion.
The regular meeting of L. 0. L.
1343, Crediton, was held on Decem-
ber 29th, 1925. The following of-
ficers were elected for the ensuing
year: Wor. Master, William Grieve
Dep. Master, Henry Hamilton; Chap-
lain, William Smith, Rec. Sec'y,
Edward Faulder; Financial Sec'y,
Jame's Patching; Treas., William
Scott; Director Ceremonies, Robert
Gower.... lst Lecturer, James Flynn
2nd Lecturer, John Edwards; lst
Committeeman, Thomas Appleton;
2nd Committeeman, Fred Waghorn;
3rd Committeeman, Joe. Flynn; 4th
Committeeman, Raymond Greenlee;
5th Committeeman, Fred Lewis;
Outside Tyler, John Corbett; , Inside
Tyler, Edwin Scott; Auditors, Ed-
ward Faulder, Henry Hamilton.
Mr, -Wm. Dobbs spent the week-
end with friends in London.
Mr. Wm. Colwill, who has been
on a business trip in the west for
some months returned home on
Monday.
Mrs. E. Powe and baby of Lon-
don, spent the week -end at the
home of .her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Fantail visit-
ed last week in Windsor.
Mrs. Byron Hicks, -rho has been
i11 -with diptheria is much improved.
On Wednesday night the Young
People's Society of the United church
have planned a sleigh ride party, on
their 'return lunch. will be served in
the basementof the church.
Next Sunday evening in the Unit-
ed church, January 24th the subject
of the sermon will be "Jesus as a
Lay Man."
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Neil,, spent the
week -end with friends in London.
Miss O'Connor, S.S. No. 1 McGil-
livray, received word of the death.
of her sister-in-law, in Detroit. She
left on Saturday to attend the fun-
eral.
Mr. Frank Conlin has purchased.
a new radio set from Mr. G. Hicks.
Gerald, the young son of Mr.sGus.
Hennessy, has been quite i11 during
the past week.
Wm. Sims; Henry Finkbeiner, John
Fanner, Henry Schenk, Gotfried
Wein, Thos. Chambers, Pat. Flana-
gan, Geo. Finkbeiner, W. H. Mor -
lock, Bert: Nestle, Henry Martene,
James Flynn, 0. Nicholson, William
Mawhinney, Reuben Davey, Jonah
Kessell, Jos. Glavin, Mich. Madden;
'Deli .C3ar'Y;-Ar"t "W hart, dacou -'Teff
hofer, Ed. Kraft; Arthur Curtis,
Newton Clark, Ernest Keys, Henry
Link, Henry Devine, John Houlahan
Wm. Melilla; Milton Ratz, Alex Me-
Eachen, Jacob Kellerman, Placid
Desjardine, Sam'l Webb, John Mar-
riott, Alex. Fraser, Geo. Mason, Alex
Latta, Humphrey Webb, W. T.
Baker, Fred Desjardine, Ed. Gill, P.
Mollard, W. L. Lovie, James Wilson,
James Hodgins, Byron Hicks, Cecil
Jones, Roy Hodgins, Pat. McCarthy
Michael Ryan, Chas, Ragier, Henry
Appleten, Wesley. Mellin and Jerry
Brophey.
The Welfare of Youth Club of the
resbyterian church held their reg -
lar meeting in their new church on
12onday evening with a large atten-
lance present.
A meeting of the Agricultural So-.,
iety for South Huron was held in
ho Commercial Hotel' on Monday
afternoon. Quite a number of mem-
ers were present.
The Hensall Hockey Team were
cheduled to play a league game in
lashwood on Monday evening. But
wing to weather conditions the
ame was postponed.
A dance will be held in the Town
Sall, on Friday evening Jan. 22nd.
Che Hensall Night Hawks will fur-
iishthe music. Come and enjoy
he evening with the Hawks. ..
The many friends of;Mrs. Thos.'
)ickson will be sorry to learn • that
he is not enjoying the best of health
s -a result Miss E. Dickson is not
�n duty at the post;office'this week:
The Young Peoples'. League of
he • ChiSeihurst United Church will
resent their play in the church on
Nednesday evening February, 2nd.
Chey also will repeat in the Town'
all, Hensall as soon as the ar
angements can be made.
CLAN DEBOYE°
Mr. Tomas Smith, who has been
confined to his bed for this past
two months, we are sorry to say is
not much improved.
dance held
supper per and
The oysterp
in the L.O.L. Hall, at Mooresville,
on Friday evening was, attended by
over ` 140 couple. The Avalon or-
chestra furnished the music.
Mr. Thos. Grundy, who has been
confined to his bed this past week,
is improving very slowly but his re-
covery is -looked for.
Mr. W. Lewis, is expecting
a
n
,r t r-ear-yo'iY�ilwee Th
e
:
demandlately Iabeenexceeding
heavy.:
Mrs. Elsie Hodglon, who has been
seriously ill for this past two weeks,
is on the mend' andwe all hope for
a speedy .recovery
Owing to the thaw this past few
days the roads in this section of the
country are in poor condition, cer-
tain roads practically bare and on
others the snow isof considerable
depth.
Miss Myrtle Cunningham is visit -
int relatives at Mooresville.
Frank Hodgins has returned home
after spending 'a few days visiting in
Parkhill.
ZURICH '
Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Koehler, of
Kitchener, visited relatives here
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gellman
and family of Sovereign, $ask., are
spending a month at the home of
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Gellman.
The annual meeting of the Zurich
Agricultural Society was held in the
Town Hall, Tuesday afternoon with
a large attendance present. The
following officers were elected:
President, E. F. Klopp; 1st vice-
president, J. P. Rau; 2nd vice-presi-
dent J. Smith; Directors, 0. Klopp,
0. Sarerus, M. Rader, W. Hey, A.
Reichert, Dr. MacKinnon, Ed. }lab
erer, J. Decker, Jr., Thos Yearley.
It was again decided to use Govern-
ment judges the coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. Taggart of
South Bend, Ind., visited relatives.
here. •
Mrs. Pierce Farwell and daugh-
ter Luella (eft for Chicago, Mil-
waukee and other points.
Miss Thecla Smith, of Detroit, is
visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. • Wendel •Smith.;
Mrs. C. Fritz spent the week with
her daughter, Miss Pearl Wurtz, who
underwent an operation at London.
McGILLIVRAY FARMER LEFT
$31,207 ESTATE
Administration papers on behalf
of Thomas Morrisey, McGillivray Tp.
farmer, who died without a will,
were filed at the courthouse and
disposes of an estate totaling court,
207. By the order of the u , it
will be divided among a brother and
sister. They are: Agustus Morrisey
living at Crediton, and Mrs. •Mary
Cassidy, who lives at 2973 Mont-
i h. The
't Mc
r avenue Detroit, >
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estate consists ,of $8,837 cash in the
bank and a farm, on which Morris
lived, valued at $7,100. Monies w-
itted by mortgages totaled $14,924,-
75. The remainder was made up
of household goods and personal ef-�
feats.
The 'meeting of the Young Peep -
es' League was held on Monday ev-
ening. The topics on: "Language of
Animals ; .was very,ably •. given by
Mr. Jas. ;Tapp; an instrumental by
Miss Irene' Douglas; ' instrumental
duet by Mrs. Hoggarth and Miss G:
Laramie; readings by • Miss Ruth
Chapman, and master Ray Patterson g
lo' byMiss
a soG.
ands
Mies
M. Ellis
Scarlett were all greatly ,enjoyed,
DEATIt. OF ,HOLLAND LITTLE
As we were about .to send in onr
budget for this week, we learn of
the death • of Holland . Little, Mr.
Little has been in poor: health for .a
number of years'. and has been con-
fined to his room since September;
with rheutaatisin and other trouble.
He suffered greatly for a longtime
and finally passed away on Tuesday
evening,, He leaves to mourn • his
lose his Sorrowing widow and three
young children, Edward,, Dorothy
and Mary. Wo will give further par-
tioulars next week.
y
.A.t Ontario St. church parsonage,
Clinton, on Thursday, January 7th,
the marriage took place of Clifford
Thomas Glazier, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Thomas Glazier, ;Exuron Road, and
Miss Mary Evelyn Johnston, dough-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Joliin.
ston of Londesboro. The young
cnottple were unattended.
WHALEN
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gunning vis-
ited with their daughter, Mrs. Wm.
Tookey of Lucan over the week -end.
Mr. Mervin Johnson has bought a
new driver.
Mr. Chittick is engaged with Wil-
son- Moiney
il-son•-Morley for, a short term.
Mr. Cliff Shipley, of Lucan, visit-
ed at the home of his uncle, Mr. Al-
bert Duffield on Sunday.
Mr. Morris Brooks, of Stratford,
is home at present owing to the ill-
ness of his father and brother.
Miss Beth Whaley and Bertha
Batton visited with friends in Lucan
on Saturday.
Mr. Laverne ,Morley who has been
quite ill is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Squire spent
the week -end atthe latter's home in
Tuckersmith.
Mr. Wm. Brooks is confined to his
house with a severe cold.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Squire and
family spent Sunday in Exeter with
Mr. ando Mrs. N. Ogden.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Foster, of the West
are calling on friends and relatives
in this vicinity at present.
Ei.iMV1141:
We are, very glad to report that
the two little girls ,who have been,
very aeriotlsly ill with p ieunlonig4
PPrgtl►Y Job ie :and HeZel "Willianxs
are 'making favorable progress to-
ward recovery,
Mr, Benson willia►s had the mis-
fortune to lost cane: ;ot bis prize hors-
es from poisoning eansed by eating'
frozen ensilage, The ether Horse of
the teawWarr very badly poisoned .as
well b t recovered.. Mr. Wesley
a t of hie beat hers-
onus �a"los one.
J .
ee from pneuinen.ia during the past
week..
The local hunteret succeeded. in
bagging over seventy jacks last Sat-
urday.
GREENW Y
Mr, Dawson Woodburn left for
Port Huron on Saturday, :where he
has secured':a pgaition as cliemist.
A little son Caine to the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Eagleson last
week. Congratulations,
Mrs, Toll, of London, is visiting
her parents, Mr. and•Mrs. E. Mason.
Miss Emma McPherson, R. N., of
London is home caring for her
mother who has been ill.
Mr. 'Selboure English returned to
Detroit last week.,
Miss Pressy spent the week -end
in Parkhill.
THAMES ROAD
The monthly meeting of the
Thames Road W. M. S. was held on
the evening of January 13th and
took special form, . in it being an
open social evening to members of
the congregation and a special birth-
day collection. The meeting was
favored by a splendid address by
Rev. A. E. Johns on Medical work in
China as he has found it in his work
and experience in China, after which
Mrs, A. D. Johns displayed many
Chinese curios whish were of great
interest to those present.. During
o
the program an Orchestra, composed
ped
de-
• of the congregation,
f members
0
lighted the audience with several
musical selections. Rev. Mr. Chid -
ley very capably"occupied the chair.
Ater the progrean lunch was served
and a vast successful meeting was
brought to a close. The members
of the W. M. S. were pleased with
the large attendance and good Collec-
tion of $34.00:
Tlie financial statement of the W.
M. S. for the past year shows it to
be in a flourishing condition with a
total of $844„43 raised during the
year thus bringing the Society well
over its allocation, which was $225
and $282 being sent to the General
Fund,
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Mr..lali
sixty-six aeras
owned by the lI
last week-. lat. and Mrs. 1011t G'ulnaa b
on Saturday for Peti'oit,
'
1V1r• J'ohn.,MeCd;atlay', of the 1.4th
concession, Mooillivr ay, is all smiies
theseday s'at the 'arrival of a son.
Plito
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Ru,ite t umber around here are
laid: up at present, with La Ovine.
St sp
,:.Mde r, and Mrs..Wnx. a pen
Sunday with Mr. and: Mrs.
Waiper Of Dashwood. •:
Mies Esther Ne b, is spending
a
few weeks with �r nds at Moun
Carmel.
Mrs, . , McDonald is Confined: to
he ^ bed. with an ,attack et plenrfn)n
Her many friends bope she will ,,seen
be well again,
Mr. and Mrs, Art. Willert and:
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Wm. Mason, of Dashwood:
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lippert and..
family spent a very enjoyable even-
ing one night last week with Mr.
and Mrs: Wm. Sweitzer, of Shipka,
Miss Florence Turnbull, spent the
week -encs at her home at Grand
Bend.
Messrs. Chas. and Win. Lochner
secured a beautiful red fox last
week.
ZION
Mr. Frank Cornish, who has been
ill, is able to be around again.
Mrs. Thos. Hern, is confined to
her bed under the doctor's care.
Mr. Sam'i Cornish and daughter,
Emily, of. Thornloe,. New Ontario,
are visiting relatives in the corm-
munity.
Mrs. Wm. Rowcliffe, is visiting
with her brother, Mr. Thos Brock.
Miss Alma Hern and 'Ward Hern
very pleasantly entertained their
Sunday School chums on Tuesday
evening of last week. A jolly time
was spent by all.
A congregational meeting of the
Zion church was held on Wednes-
day of last week when it was decid-
ed to repair and redecorate the
church.
Mr. Jos. Mills, a former resident
of this community died in Toronto
recently. Mrs. John Horne, a sister,
predeceased -him two months.
FOR 107 years the Bank of Montreal has main
tamed offices in the Province of Ontario ready
to accept monies upon deposit, and loan these
funds to farmers, merchants, manufacturers and
business men generally upon terms consistent with
sound banking and the proper custody of its
depositors' funds.
Since the first office was established in x8x8 at Toronto, the
Bank has spread throughout the Province until today it has
249 offices in Ontario, with headquarters at Toronto, ready
to give prompt and efficient service to people of this Province.
Small;accounts are welcome and are accorded the same service
as that given to large accounts.
t t.
..i ► . Et „L i, a,.�
-
-Provincials Organization, combined with the strength and
facilities of a nation-wide Banking Institution having world-
wide' confections.
a front
FMK. OF MONTREAL
!lbtd Assets in excess od' iyso.000.oao
HEADQUARTERS FOR ONTARIO:
4 Wellington Street East, Toronto
SUNSHINE
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Brock, spent
the week -end with
and Mrs. J.
' h Mr.
Knox; of St. Marys.
'Mr. J. E. Creery attended the
funeral of his cousin, the late Mr.
J. Mills, in Toronto on Thursday.
An: event which will not soon be
forgotten by the young people of the
vicinity took place on Friday even-
ing vb.en
ven •ing;'svhen they were entertained at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lou,.
Pletcher. The early part of the
evening was spent in games and
contests after which a dainty and
unique lunch 'was served. The hos-
tess was assisted by Mrs, Ray Frau-
ds. All returned hotue feeling :that
a very pleasant and profitable even-
ing had been spent,
Miss Eileen Berry, Of Woodhaln ,
spent Sunday evening with Mrs, Ra'Y:
Fletcher.
Just like a Local Call
Starting Thursday, January 21st, it will be
possible for telephone users to call sub-
scribers at London without asking for Long
Distance. Just give the local operator the
number of the distant telephone and hold
the line while the connection is established.
Simply say Ito the operator "London 67,”
or whatever the number may be. If you
do not know the umber, asked "Informa-
tion."
Service
Se
r Toll
Direct
Exeter La
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5Cr
For Three Minutes 1
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If you must speak to a particular person
Dis-
tance
the;details of the • Long
give�Cali to the
operator.
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