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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1926-6-17, Page 5THE EXETER THVIES-A»VOCATE t'IIIBI# ensa C xcol of (Commerce CLINTON, ONTARIO - In S � r . g Term begins Tuesday April 13th, 1926 ., Our PRACTICAL BUSINESS TRAINING will Zit you for the II4Hb ST Pa d POsitione in theBUSINESS PORLD, where' •lepsis•° is always REWARDED in .. ro `'.rtio' to the SERVICE rendered. p l+o � e -- COURSES -- BTENOGRAPSIU, COMMERICAL' SECRETARIAL Teachers, Civivl Service and Special Courses Special' Classes for Mainsail and Exeter Students 4 weeks' additional time given to 'students on an 8 months' course. STUDENTS MAY ENTER .AT ANYTIME). For Information apply to M. A. STONE ll#ISS B. F. WARD, B, A. (Iona, Specialist, Vice Principal . ' ' Principal, Phone 118 EN -AR -CO =,NPRODUCTS RED SEAL GAS WHITE ROSE GAS Concrete Tile, Bricks and Blocks `' We -also have a' fresh supply of PORTLAND CEMENT Try our National Light Coal Oil$j for incubators and Lamps , DUNLOP TIRES AND TUBES -FREE' AIR BICYCLES AND REPAIRS °4 W. E. PFAFF LONDON ROAD, HENSALL Wervic• Station Phone 7 Wall Paper In the Latest Designs! Prices from 10c. to:$1.50 PER ROLL HARDWOOD FLOORING -- LAID AND POLISHEDDI J. Sangster, Hensall \ DR. R. P. I. DOUGALL ' Ironer graduate of Faculty of eine, and Muter l of Science, rsity of Western Ontario. _ember , of College of Physicians , Surgeons of Ontario. Office Ito' o . doojrs east of Post Office. - [bgae IS Residence 114 - HEN.SL L, ONT AUCTIONEER Hensall Mr. I. Stewart, of London, was in town Friday on business. Mr. T. C. Joynt made a busness trip to Toronto last week. Mr. A. W. Whiteside, of Goderich was in town on Tuesday. Mr. John Carinichael is visiting friends in Detroit this week.. , Mr. and Mrs. C. Eilber, of Zurich, visited. friends in town on Sunday. Miss Mattie Ellis and Miss E. Mor- rison visited. In Lpndon on Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. Mew, of Goderich, visited . with Miss Mattie Ellis on Sunday. ' Mrs. Hoggarth,-of Norwich; is vis- iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Murdock. Mr. Ed. Berry, of Detroit, visited on Sunday with his mother, Mrs. T. Berry ,here. Mr. C. Cook is having his house painted this week, greatly adding to its appearance. The students at the Continuation school are writing on the examina- tions this week, \ Miss Jean Maxwell, of. London, visited over the week -end with her sister,. Mrs. Peck. Mr, Fred. Kennings is adding to the appearance of his property by putting up a new verandah. Mrs. E. Taylor, of Fillmore, Sask., is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Dinsdale and Mrs. Murdock. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Moore -and little son Billy, of London, visited on Sunday with Mrs. Thos. Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. John Dick, of Oril- lia, and Mr. and Mrs. S. Tait, of Tor- onto, are visiting with Mrs. Thomas Dick. Miss Francis Pearce, who is 'at tending business college at Stratfor visited 'over the :week -end' at he home here. Mr.' Wm. Coffman, Mr. Wm. Sinrp son and Mr. A. J. Sweitzer; of De trait, visited over the week -end with friends in town. Mr. Thos. Palmer has on display in his grocery store a stock of rhu bard grown in the garden of Mr. F Hess 51 1-2 inches long. Mr. and Mrs:`. Harvey Pope, of Preston, and Miss Irene Pope, of Toronto, visited over the week -end with their mother, Mrs. Pope. ; Mr. Sidi McArthur, while at his work on "Monday, and kneeling to do some job seriously hurt his knee compelling 'him to use crutches. �- Mr. Alfred Smith, while coming into Hensall on Saturday afternoon last ran into the ditch back .at the big swamp badly damaging his car. Mr. G. C. Petty, District Deputy Grand Master, of South: Huron, I.O. O.F., is now busily engaged with his team in practice for_tthe coming in- stallation of the lodges in South Huron. Mr. Petty is in Toronto this week attending a meeting of the Grand Lodge. He was accom- panied by'Rev. Mr. Naylor, who is spending a few days in Toronto. Mr. Jas. Perry and Miss . Violet Willis, of Marlette, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, of Windsor; Mrs. i gsc KLOPP [lett and children and Mr. John R. )loops (lradnate Cere Jones' Au-opkirk were week -end visitors at y e home of Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Tay - en School, Special course taken inx. lsistered Live Stook (all Breeds,)Miss 'Mae Simpson underwent an jsreks'udise, Real Estate; Farm operation for the removal of her ton - les, etc. Rates `in keeping with sils on Wednesday, the operation be - vatting prices. Satisfaction as- rarsd. write Oscar Klopp, Znrtchetir WJre 18-1E, Zurich: a r h WHITE PINE► 1 moi, y matched dressed on both sides at .e ■r 50 PER M. ' THIS IS THAI T181081 TO STOCK P WITH GOOD COAL WHILE X017 CAN GET IT AT• A LOW i PEED A. -Je CLATWORTHY GRANTON reitORNE & HI13BERT .1VIUT'tL L FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY plead Office; Farquhar, Ont. `'resident, JOHN ALLISON dice -President, JAS. McIENZIE DIRECTORS PRANK McCONNELL, SII4.MON, DOW ROBT NORRIS, WM. BROCK AGENTS {TOXINESSERY, Centralia, Agent for Usborne and Bidc.ullsh PAVER. HARRIS,' Munro, Agent for Eibbert, Fullerton and Logan He W. A. TUR,NBULL Secretary -Tres, surer Pox "J 8, Exeter, Ontario. GIjAD1l1A.N` & STANT3URY Solicitors, Exeter ing performed by Drs. R. P. I. Dougall of Hensall, assisted by Dr. Fletcher, of Exeter, and Miss Dolly Hagan; as nurse. • In the 'United church on Sunday morning last Mr. J. M. Connor, of London, 'preached in the interest of prohibition union.. A collection was taken up in the interest of the pro- hibition work. In the evening the pastor, Rev. A. Sinclair, occupied, his own pulpit. The Odd Fellows, of :Hensel).Lodge intend malting some' fine im- provements to the interior of their lodge room in the way of redecor- ating, They will likely soon hold a decoration service' for the decorat- ing* of the graves of deceased broth- ers and sister Rebekahs. The League meeting of the Unit- ed church was held on Thursday evening* last. The meeting was in charge of Miss Ellie with Rev. Mr. Sinclair ,presiding. The topic was very ably given by Mr. Elgin Row - Cliffe. ; A solo by'Mrs.. tee Redden and an; instrumental by Miss Mar- garet Druniuiond were well render- ed., after which minute prayers .were given by Mrs. Chas. 1VIcDonoll, Mrs, 'Rich. Blatchford, M•rs. Henry, Mr. Pock and Mr. 3. W Ortweiii. Among those from a distance who attended the funeral of the late Mr. J , 13. Dinsdale were Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Westcott, Mr. Edgar Westcott andMr. and Mrs'. Bert Westcott, of Ham- ilton; Mr: and Mrs. Luther Allen, of Goderich; Mr. Jae. Dinsdale, 1VIr.,and Mrs. ;McLaughlin and "Mrs. Harrison. of Parkhill and Mr. and Mrs. `Wm, l Butt, of Seaforth; Mrs. Mew and Mr, Wellington Mew, •.1Vllss Nora Petty and Mies Mary Fisher, of Goderich; Mr, and Mrs. Pelam. Bulkt, of Toron- to; Mr. and Mrs. Berry, of Peace - field and numerous friends from Ex- eter and Kippen, Mr, and Mrs. Chas, Gillards, of Stratford, visited-. on Sunday with Mrs, Carmichal, who is Mrs. Gillards Sister, Mr. Gillard', who has been, in poor health for some time and re- quiring the services . of a nurse, brought his nurse along with him, she driving the' car. On Sunday afternoon while going•up to visit an- other sister, Mrs. Donald Park,; ac- companied by Mrs. Carmicheal and Miss Nellie Carmicheal, the driver didn't turn into the Parks gate quick enough and ran into the post and damaged the • car and gave the occupants of the car ,a bad shaking up. Luckily :no one was serionsly Burt. a The ; meeting of the Young People's League of > the United chuch was held on Monday' evening. The meeting was in charge of Mrs. E. Murdock, with the president Miss Viola Higgins presiding. The meet- ing was opened by the singing of a hymn after which ch sentence prayers were "given,• followed by the scrip- ture lesson. A violin selection by Glenn Slavin accompanied by Miss Greta Lammie on the piano, a solo by Mr. Sam. Rennie and an instru- mental by Mrs. Hoggarth were all greatly enjoyed. The Salvation Army held 'a mass meeting. in the Town Hall ,on Sun- day afternoon last when the large hall was filled and an exceedingly interesting and pofitable meeting held. Postmaster-je G. Sutherland acted as chairman and in a ;few re- marks spoke of the far-reaching work ofthe army'. A splendid sac- red concert was held and the follow- ing numbers were given: Solos by Mrs. J. W. \Bonthron, Mrs. `L. Red- den and Sm'l Rennie; violin solo by Miss Greta Laminie accompanied by Mise Eleanor Fisher; cornet solos by Bandsmen Hurd and Dix and a duett by Mrs. Thos. Simpson and Mrs. E. Drummond. The principal item on the program was the force- ful and inspiring address "The Light That Never Failed" by Command - Hurd. Reeve Geiger gave a few closing remarks. SCHOOL REPORT ' Sr. IV.—Russell Blackwell, Al- bert Passmore, Billie Joynt, Mil- dred Smillie, Bertha Soldan, Roy Smale, Harold Munn, Marie Foster, Margaret Drummond, Lillian Stacey Dorothy Little, Dorothy Hoskins. Jr. IV—Eldred Smith, Clare Zuefle Joyce Scruton, Ed. Little, Lulu Lin- denfield, . Marion Sinclair, Royce Welsh. Sr. III.—Lizzie Bean, Al- bert Wolfe, Hazel Hudson, , Grace Brock, Mabel Workman, Florence McDonald, Howard Hemphill, Irene Hoggarth, Eleanor Skinner, Harold Foster, Beryle Drummond, Gladys Passmore, Edna Wolfe, Irene Det- ers, May Kennings, Well. Drum- mond, Will. Nichol. •PEPPLER—WALTERS ' A very pretty wedding was quiet- ly solemnized in St. Jude's church • on Thursday afternoon when Miss Jennie Walters of Brantford was un- ited in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mr. Seymour Peppier, Hensall, Rev: Rural Dean, J. , N. H. Milts of- ficiating. The bride' looked very charming gowned in peach georget- te, and wearing hat to match. Miss Isobel Walters, Guelph, sister df the bride, acted as bridesmaid, and wore a mauve gown. The bride carried roses and lily of the valley, while her attendant's bouquet was of ros- es and sweet peas. Mr. Harold Hop- kins, London, assisted the groom. Mrs. Fair officiated at ,the organ for the playing of the wedding march, and while Miss Florence Kef- fer sang, "0 Perfect Love" during the signing ,of the ° register. The "happy couple left immediately after the ceremony for .a honeymoon in Eastern points."—Brantford Expos- itor. T1IJi LATE J. B. DINSDALE There passed away in Hensall on Friday last Mr. John Bruce Dins - dale in his 68th year. Death came as a release as the deceased had been a great sufferer from rheumatism for the past seventeen years. He' was born in Stanley Township and lived there until the family moved to Hensall some ,fifteen years ago. For the past ten years he has prac- tically been confined to .. the house. In spite of his sufferings he main- tained a cheerful spirit and compan- ionship with him: was a pleasure. Those who knew him best learned to love him for his stiriing qualities. He `was a well-read man, taking a deep interest in public affairs and was broad in his views. In 1884 he married Miss Mariah Butt, who with four daughters mourn the loss of a loving husband and father. The daughters are; Mrs. Vincent Wood and Mrs. Harold CaIlth, of Santa Barbara, California, the latter hay- ing, spent the past couple of -months here; Mrs. Fred Simmons, at home and Mrs. Roy Vermillyea, of Toron- to. One daughter, Martha Arnold, died some 20 years ago. Mrs. Geo. Petty, of Hensall and Robt. Dinsdale of Kippen, are sister ,and• brother. Mr. Dinsdale will be sadly missed in his ti home by °e his wife and daughters, who waited - on him so long and faithfully, ; and, also by. a large circle of friends ,w•ho, knew him intimately; The funeral which took place from his home on Mon - clay afternoon, was one .of the larg- est seen in this district kr years, and was conducted by Rev, A. Sin- clair assisted by Rev, Mr. Ndylor. Interment took place at the Hensall Union cemetry;' DEATH OF MRS ALI{IXANDBR SPARKS There passed away at her home ,ere on Thursday, June 8th, Mrs, Alexander Sparks, ' aged til years. Some two months ago Mrs. Sparks suffered a stroke, and despite the best medical' shill and nursing was unable to sufficiently relly and on • °''i" �M1 ry' w'• ttr+Y .�y F,�rr� and Mrs, Peter Douglas; of Blake, azld spent her early 'years in the troiwstohiphoSntgaw eybo, r esSybe. , w hsbsia anrd beJ88� and they continued to 1ive in Stanley tial they moved to Hen - sail some 11 years ago, l3esides' her husband • she leaves to mourn her loss one daughter, Mrs. Norman ,lyres, of Speers, Sask., and three. sons; Leonard, of Dodsland, Sask.;,. Neil, of Detroit and ,Archie of Tor - to but new a Tor- onto„ n t home. ome. Tho de- ceased was a. 'woman of fine chris- tian and sterling character, a Valu- e member of the nt,mb r t e I'inited chinch and a member of the Women's Mis- sionary Society. _ The funeral took Place on "r da . af erA o n to Hay- field cemetery. Her pastor, .Rev, Arthur Sinclair had charge of the service ' and spoke in the highest terms ,of ,the life of the deceased. The pallbearers were all relatives of the deceased, Messrs. Geo. Douglas, of Hensall; Wm. Douglas, of Bruce - Heide David Tough, of Brueefield; John Manson, of. Blake; Dr. Shellac, of Detroit, and Alex. Sparks, of Seaforth. The floral tributes were" beautiful comprising the following a pillow from the family, a wreath from her brothers and sisters; a spray from the Women's Missionary Society of the United church; a spray from the firm of Dodge Bros, of Detroit, where her son Neil holds a good office position; a spray . from the family of Mrs: Jas. McDonald, of Detroit; a spray' from Dr. Shellac and family, of Detroit The funeral on Friday was largely attended. Be sides her many friends in the village and old neighbors and friends from the Township of Stanley there at- tended Dr. shellac and wife and Mrs. (Dr.) Kemp, of Detroit. Mr. Sparks and family have the sym- pathy of the whole community in this their hour of sad bereavement. LIBERALS ATTENTION The annual meeting .of- the ,South Huron Liberal Association, es ,con- stituted for both Provincial and Federal purposes, will be held in the TO1VN HALL, HENSALL. — on -- FRIDAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 25 at 1.30 p.m. Hon. Nelson Parliment, Mrs. Zoe. Stevens and other speakers will ad- dress the meeting. A full attendance of the Liberals, in the riding is desired. C. FRITZ - - - Vice -Pres: T. G. SHILLINGLAW - Secretary BRUCEFIELD The funeral of Mrs. R. D. Murdock who died in her 69th year after a long illness, was held from her resi- dence on June 4th, and was largely attended. The services Were con- ducted by Rev. C. G. Armour, pas- tor of the United church, of which deceased was a member, and inter- went made in Baird's cemetery. The late Mrs. Murdock resided here for maw; years. She took a deep in- terest in church matters and mission work and for a Iong time acted as secretary of the W.F.M.S. She is survived by her husband, two dau h- ters, and one son; Mrs. Wm. c - Kenzie of Stanley Township; Jean at home, and Andrew of Detroit. e. MT. CARMEL Messrs John Hayes and Edward Hall, spent the week -end with •friends at Detroit. Mrs. Charles Ragier returned home on Sunday after spending a week with friends at Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. S. Ducharme, of Zurich, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Ragier, Mr. John Hall, of London, is spending a few days at his home here. Mr. John Rowland returned home last week after spending two weeks with friends at Goderich. Mr. Joseph Campbell and sister, Miss Sadie, of Detroit spent Satur- day with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Camp- bell. Messrs Bowman and Shenk, of Crediton, visited 'the latter's son, Mr. Nelson Shenk on Sunday. Musical Contest and Festival, June 30th. See advt. front page . 'Thames Road We are glad to hear Miss Anna Allison is recovering nicely from her oeraion in New York hospital.' Mr. T. Austin visited friends • in London last Week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Hodgert and children visited the latter's„ mother, Mrs. IVreIay, of Seaforth recently. Mr. Tout. Hackney stook in the trip on the Greyhound, visiting friends in Detroit. • Mr. and Mrs. Jas Walton and Mr. and lVrrS. Reed of Fullerton, were in London Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Rhode enjoyed a motor trip to Michigan visiting friends over the week -end, Mr. and Mrs. Fulton, of Stratford called on the latter's mother, Mrs. Jane McNicol, on Saturday evening. Mr, and. Mrs. Pollen and Harvey, Spent Sunday with friends at Matta, Mrs. Seth Simpson and Miss Lizzie were Monday visitors With Mrs. Ken. McNicol. . Mrs. J. P. Mackey wird little daughter, Betty Jane, are' holiday- ing for a time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, F!en.wick. A goodly number from this church attended Roy's anniversary on Sun- day. • Mr: 'Wm. Pollee has received Sunday last passed peacefully, a,war.y; word of the death of his e,ncle, Mr. Simon Pollen of Clanwillianr, Min - She was a daughter of the late Mr. nodosa. LS a't eee T?asinir,00d Dro KR. Cowen,. L. D. S, DEi1T.TAL SURGEON At office in Hartleib Block, Dash- wood, first three days of week and at Office d ver the Post Office, in Zurich, last tnrss ,days of week, Mrs.,,.0. M. Wiilert and daughter Mrs. 0, F, Holehauser and son Rus- sell, of Pittsburgh, Pa., are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. F. G Wilds for a few weeks. Mr, Ralph:Tessier, of Windsor, Miss Ma "Grant and her brother Joe,. of London, and Mrs, Gair, of Lon- don, visited over the week -end with Mr, and Mrs. J. S.' Grant. Miss B' grant accompanied Mr. Tessier tee Glencoe where she will spend a few days on business. Mrs, D. Betchen, of London, spent a few days in town last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Pfile spent Thursday in London. Mr. and Mrs. • P. Kraft, Mr. Edf mund Kraft and Mr. C. Stade at- tended the funeral of the late Mr. Weitzel at Tavistock last week, Mr. Leo. Eveland, of` Detroit; is visiting at his honie here. Miss Levada Hartleib visited in. Clinton one "day last week. Rev. and Mrs, F. B. Meyer at- tended the convention held. at El- mire last week. Miss Myrtle Beaver spent Sun- day at her hone near Exeter. • Mr. and Mrs. Winters and daugh- ter and Miss Tillie Zimmer, of De- troit, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Zimmer. Mr. and Mrs. May, of Kitchener, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. S. Oestreicher. Miss Myrta Hoffman, of Kitch- ener, spent Sunday with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Edighoffer and Mrs. Jane Guenther, of Mit- chell, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Guenther. Mrs. Milford. Mcisaac, of Detroit, spent the week -end ,with • Mr. and Mrs. P. Mcisaac. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eidt and family. of Ingersoll, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Stade. '"Mr. Mervyn Tieman spent Sunday and Monday in New Hamburg. Mr. and Mrs. D. „Pfaff, of Sarnia, visited in town over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Stade, of Zurich spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. • C Stade, Mrs. Maywood, of Sarnia, visited her mother, Mrs. Henry Bender. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stade and son spent the week -end in St, Thomas. Rev. Bruer spent Sunday in Lon- don. Mr. Arthur Koessel, of Lansing, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Pfile. Mr. and Wire. Otto Miller have re- turned - turned after spending several weeks in Windthorst, Sask. Mr. C. W. Steinhagen returned to Woodstock, on Tuesday after spend- ing his vacation at his home here. Children's Day is being held in the Evangelical church on Sunday evening. A pageant entitled "His Wondrous Works" is being given by the young people. Mr. Ira Tiernan is spending a few days at his home here before leaving for Lucknow. Mr. Henry Hoffman has taken a position with Mr. P. Mclsaac in the telephone office. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reid• and Mr. and Mrs. E. Nadiger, spent a few days in Port Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Musser, of London, attended the funeral of the late Mrs. D. Truemner on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Steinhagen visit- ed in_ Parkhill on Sunday. Mrs. Otto Holtzman, of Pittsburg, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Wilds. DEATH OF DIRS. DANIEL TRUEIVINER The community was shocked on Thursday morning when it was learned that Mrs. Daniel Truemner had passed away quite suddenly while in the garden from heart fail- ures. She leaves her bereaved hus- band and one son, Fred Quacken- bush to mourn her loss. Mrs. Truem- ner reached the aged of 54 years, 8 months and 13 days._ The funeral was held on Sunday afternoon to the Bronson line cemetery, Rev. F. B. Meyer officiating. GREENWAY Mrs. Reuben Wilson and daugh- ter Janet have gone to Alvinston to make their home with Mrs. M. Mc- Alpine. Mr. and Mrs. Tufts and Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Tufts, of Kirkton„ vis- ited at W. J. Brown's, on Sunday. Mrs. Foster is spending a couple of weeks with her son .Rev.. James Foster, of Kirkton. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Geromette were in. London last Tuesday. Jim has a new sedan. The members of Grace church have been painting their church. Miss Myrtle Rock...is spending a couple of weeks in Parkhill. Mrs. Wm. Mollard, of Grand Bend has been visiting her daughter 1VIrs. J. Brophey. Miss Myrtle -blether, of Kerwood, was home for a; few days last week. Everybody ready for the Union 'picnic at Grand Bend on Saturday, June lath? .. A large number attended the fun- eral of the late -Mr. Arthur Mollard on Monday. He was for many years a member of the former Methodist, church here. IVIany pleasant nieni' ories of his associations here pause the sympathy of all to be extended to his bereaved ,wife and family. 5}IIPKA PRI. SENTATION T( REV. AND MRS. MINES The Shipka Ladies' Aid organized by the Rev. Mr. Maines, presented a clock to their pastor and his wite on Friday evening prior to their depart- ure for their newhome in Walton, The following address was read: To Rev, and Mrs. Maines` e Dear Friends: 'lite time has Caine when you will sever the ties of friendship which, hind us together and when Yen will: pass PA to •do the Milefer's work in Other fields, Words fail us when; we try to tell Ypu. what .o h a You Meant v �' b '1�e l)r an tQ' us surd tihQl�v 1 e sprrow to see you go, Ana:still we wish you God speed ,anti trust that friendship ane affectjpn greater eV - en than ours Will await. you and: re- ward you in your new holne, ,Ypu have comforted us when we were in sorrpw. You 'have cheered us when sickness has shaken our Courage, You have. refioiced when; 'We rejoiced, and,have strengthened Our faith, you 'have reminded us daily of Him whom you serve and like .Nina you have gone about doing good. We adlc you to accept this clock as .a email symbol of. what we have tried to express to you. As it ticks off the hours, of life for you, may you hand in hand, walk together bravely down the path of life until you hear the. Master's "Well done.". We shall follow your future with .�F.NEl I the 1920 Cawing interest and this will be one of the places of which. we trust veli shall always° say, "It fs our heine,,"' The address was read by Mee" rilikbeiner and Mrs. Gee. eott lire*. sevAed the clock. Rey, Mir. Maines reetle a. very sl itithle reply to the address and eXpre ,ged. his Oen and Mrs, Maines appreciation. BATTIINO A +.GT1vA, io 'pl$ND A nuwn' er of flie`visiters and Bate tagere at Grand Bend enioytid their first bathing of the season Saturday afternoon, andi those wito used the beach expressed their delight at the warmth of. the water, and the fun pie the beach in .their bathing suits; children ldxen wore quickto discover that the lake was ready to use and as long as the sun was out the bathe ers remained to enjoy the seasons welcome: Musical Contest and Festiva! June 34th. See advt. front page, .4:. ppetite When you see' an elderly man eat= ing his dinner with the,relish and enjoyment of a'school boy, watch him help himself to Mustard. If it is not on the table, he will very quickly ask for it. Those who acquire the habit of eating. Mustard—of keeping their digestion keen and their appetite young—show a derided preference for freshly mixed. Mustard. 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