Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1926-6-24, Page 5MONARCH Green Stripe—$1. Pure thread silk — smooth and beautiful; reinforced with fibre silk, to prolong the wear; every newest shade; and doubly protected against "runs". A typical instance of the kind of values in all Monarch -Knit Hosiery, from 75c to $2.00. At all good dealers. MONARCH °REENSTRIPE HOSIERY '*a ! N .: -KNI .ro, Head Office Deauville, Oat, - 11 it ;r 7 lc THE EXETER 'l"IMES,ADVOCA:TB grtjoot Tonne CLINTON, ONTARIO Spring Terrnbegins Tuesday April 13th, 192626 Our. PRACTICAL BUSINESS TRAINING will fit you for the HIGHEST paid positions in the . BUSINESS WORLD, where -work• it always REWARDED in proportion to the SERVICE rendered. -- COURSES -- STENOGRAPHIC, COMMERICAL SECRETARIAL Teachers, Civivl Service and Special Courses Special Classes for Hensall 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 MISS B. F. WARD, B, A. Cons. Specialist, -Vice Principal Principal,''Phone 198 EN -AR -CO "PRODUCTS 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 Oi1 for incubators and Lamps DUNLOP TIRES AND TUBES FREE AIR BICYCLES AND REPAIRS W. . E. 1 FAFF LONDON ROAD, .HENSALL $ervic Station ' Phone 7 Wall Paper. In the. Latest Designs! Prices from iQc, to:$1.59 PER ROLL HARDWOOD FLOORING LAID AND POLISHED3 . Sangster, Hensall DR. R. P. L DOUGALL ry Honor graduate of Faculty of cine, and Master ' of Science, sanity of Western Ontario. her of College of Physicians 1641, Surgeons of Ontario. Office bra doors east of Post Office. Mona le Residence 114 HENSALL, ONT AUCTIONEER OSCAR KLOPP Honor Graduate Carey Jones' An - Won School, Special course taken in $isistered Live Stock (all Breads,) erciandiie, Real Estate, Farm es, etc. Rates in keeping with Tailing prices. Satisfaction -as- pired, write Oscar Klopp, Zurich, or ire 18-9Z, Zurich: a Ms WHITE PINE al y matched dressed on both aides at 50 PER M, Tins IS TBE MIME TO STOCK op WITH GOOD COAL WHILE ! Q1 CAN GET IT AT A LOW i . c PRICE _'Ae . J. CLATWORTHY GRANTON i1BBORNE' & 1033BERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 'lead Office, Farquhar, Ont. President, • JOHN ALLISON ,ll'1Ce-President, JAS. McICENZIE DIRECTORS FRANK MCCONNELL, SIMON DOW •RROBT NORRIS, WM. BROCI . dENTs Jong ESSERY, Centralia, Agent for 'Osborne and Biddulph Oi.VFIR HARRIS, Munro, Agent for Legate, ••, " u dart bn and B'rlJ�i Secretary -Treasurer boa 98, Exeter, Ontario, jLA'DMAX & SWANIATIt t Solicitors, Exeter Hensall Sanitary Inspector George Hudson is making his rounds this week, Miss Florence Welsh, of London, spent Sunday with her parents here. Mr. Ferris Cantelon, of Onondaga is spending the holidays at his home here. Mr. Lloyd Hoggartli has accepted a position with T. Drummond & Son. Mr. Gerald Warrener, of Pontiac, Mich., spent Sunday in town with friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, of Crom- arty, visited friends in town on Tuesday. Next Wednesday the stores will remain open and be closed on Thurs- day, July 1st.. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kennings and family spent Sunday visiting friends at Crediton. Mr. Mervin Brown; of Toronto, visited over the week -end with his parents here, A number 'from Hensall attend - the baseball match at Crediton on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Webber and daughter, of London, were visitors in town last week. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Hudson and family spent Sunday visiting rex latives at St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Humeston and daughter Helena, spent Sunday vis- iting relatives in town. Miss Lucille Pybus, of Windsor, visited over the week -end with rela- tives in and around Hensall. • A number from Hensall took in the ,strawberry wherry .festival' at Thames Road on Monday evening last. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Price on the arrival of a young daughter on Sunday last. Mr. Win Webber and grand- daughter, Miss,, Thelma Hudson, vis- ited friends in London last week. Messrs. Wm. Fairburn and Lad McEwen drove two new Ford cars from Windsor for Cook Bros. last week. A large number from here attend- ed the Liberal -Conservative picnic at Bayfield, on. Wednesday after- noon. Mr. Skinner was taken to a Lon - den Hospital on Thursday last. His many •friends hope for a speedy re- covery. We are sorry to report that Mr. Skinner, who was taken to a London hospital last week, still continues quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Case and daughter of St. Catherines spent the week -end the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Case. The Hensall orchestra provided' excellent music at the garden party held at Thames Rd. United church Monday evening last. Don't 'forget the baseball game on Thursday evening when Zurich ;will be the ' attraction. A fast game is assured. Plan to attend. Mr, Basey Hudson, who was de- livering. for T. Drummond.. & Son has accepted a position with M. J. McDonald in the garage. The ladies' Aid of the Hensall united church are holding a Straw- berry festival and concert on the church grounds on July 5th. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McKenzie and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh. Chesney, of Seaforth, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. Patterson. Dr. Dougall was at London a few days this week having his tonsils re- moved. His practise here was tak- 1 •en by Dr. Fletcher, of Exeter. The Hensall orchestra and Miss Ellis were . at the Thames Road Strawberry festival on Monday even- ing, assisting with the program. Mr. Ernest Pepper,, of Sarnia,rwith a friend, motored up on Sunday to visit his relatives. Mr. Pepper has. •a good position with the Sarnia Salt. Company. ` Mrs. John Park, who has been in a London hospital for a number of weeks has returned home and is greatly improved in health. MiSs Greta, Laramie accompanied- by Miss Gladys Slay and Miss -Cath- erine Sells are giving concerst in Motherwell, Highgate and Dungan - pp, this week. Mrs. Thos +'lston; who is fesiding with her son, Mr. Robt. Higgins and who has been in poor health for some tiine 'Suffered another stroke on Saturday last, and is now con- fined to her room: The committee appointed by the council a few weeks ago to look in- to the .natter of better fire protec-" tion? aro going to Ingersoll and Woodstock' 'on Thursday, to see a chemical fire - engine dencum9tration. c .,meetingl of thb membersof the: Prohibition' Union, of South Huron, was held In Hensall • ' on Saturday afternoon last to make arrange - m ants for a convention to nominate a.,Prohibition°candidate for, the coni, ing' Previnbial election. Third form of the ', Continuation School are trying their examinations this week, Mr. Wethey, of Exeter, presiding. The examinations of the public school comunenees Thursday morning of this week, and the en- trance class 'chili start to write on the following" Wednesday. It was., stated 'Obese .columns that Mr. 0. T, Taylor, of Zurich, had pur- chased a new Essex coach but Mr. Taylor informs us that it is not, cor- rect. The ladies of the Carmel Presby- terian church willhold a strawberry festival and garden party on the lawn of Mr. Jas. A. Bell, just south of town on Thursday July 8th. The program will be furnished by the Seaforth Paramount Quartette and the church orchestra, Everyone welcome. Our council are this week having the streets oiled. The oil was bought through the county engineer, and at a rate so that -all the streets in town could be 'oiled at about the same cost as last year. There will be- no extra frontage tax this year for oil, the whole amount being paid out of then. eneral funds of the town. w The services in the United church on Sunday last were largely attend- ed. Rev. Mr. Sinclair occupying his own pulpit at both services.. Special parts in the singing of the anthems were taken by Mrs. M. Drysdale, and Miss Viola Higgins, and Mr. W. O. Goodwin at the morn- ing service and in the evening Miss Greta Lammie, and Mr. Geo„ Follick. On Thursday evening of last week the ..Thames Roadi baseball team came to Hensall to play a league game with the Hensall team. Hen- sall won 17 to 6. The prize of a 100 lb....bag of sugar was won by Mr. E. Reid. On Monday, evening the Hensall team went to Ciiediton and defeated the Crediton team 4 to 3. The Liberals of South Huron as organized both for Federal and,,Pro- vinci'al purposes will1 hold their' an- nual meeting here at Hensall, on Friday, June 25th. Nelson Parlia- ment, provincial organizer •for the Liberal party will be present and address the meeting. We under- stand the Liberals of South Huron intend holding a convention shortly to nominate a candidate for the coming Provincial election The League meeting of the United church was held on Monday evening with the president presiding. The meeting was in charge of Mrs. L'ee Hedden. The meeting was opened by the singing of a hymn after .which Mr. Ortwein led in prayer. The scripture lesson was read respon- sively. n- sively. A reading by Miss Bertha Corbett entitled "Curfew shall not ring to -night," and an instrumntal by Miss Mildred McDonald were well rendered. The topic was very ably given£ by Mrs. Chas. McDonald on "When she -Was afraid." Mr: Jones` closed the meeting With prayer. , MOUSSEAU BRODERICK A pretty wedding took place at Coven Presbyterian Manse, Exeter, on June 19th when Ethel V. Brod- erick, daughter of Mr. and Mfrs. Evelyn Broderick became the bride of Robert D. Mousseau. The' bride was charming in a gown of .aize crepe de chene, with hat to match. Rev. J. Foote officiated. The bride was -supported -by her sister, Mrs. Orville Smith, while the bridegroom was supported by Mr. Orville Smith. The happy couple' left on the even- ing train for Detroit and - other. points in Michigan. On their return they will reside on the groom's farm. Lumley Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McLeod, who lived in this neighborhood for a number of years before moving to Parkhill last spring, where they now live were around calling 011 friends who were pleased to see them again as they were considered good resi- dents while living here. The many friends o,f Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Selves were very -sorry to hear of the accident he met with on Sat- urday last while cutting wood with the circular saw at Mr. Roy Mc- DonaId's. He had`' the misfortune to have part of his first finger am- putated. Mrs. ' John McQueen returned home on Sunday from Thamesford where she had been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Percy, Bartlette for a couple of weeks. GRAND BEND •. On Friday evening, lune 11th the members of the former Methodist congregation motored to Corbett and spent a social evening with Rev. W. J. and Mrs. Maines and -presented the former with a club bag and the lat- ter with an: electric iron accompan- ied by the following address: Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Maines Dear Friends:', As you see it has pleased the con- gregation of the little. White church to gather here to show their appreci- ation in, some small way of the great work you have done in ministering to us froth time to time. Your ser- vices have been inspiring and help- ful and have beenenjoyed by all. You have been niore than a friend. In time of oursorrows and have helped us to share our joy. As you aro Soon to leave us to go to a new field of labour in the Master's vine- yard our prayer is that Gbd's tiles - sing may go,, with you sv'hereyer you nay by called to ,go;,aired we•. would ask,you,:Mr,+ and Nfhs�r 1Iaines�:.to ac- cept these small,;gifts,,not for their Worth, • but,.as;,a;.token of love -to you and as . ou,:s' .by your fir esid e May y ion,thi7lbac to;Annie of/ the good times.c�4'e �hada40 i.I�, The Little Wl{e'`thurth, Signed Fern GM Gertrude Lovie I. W. Holt, Crediton Miss Lillian Stahl, of London,; is home to spend. the summer, Mrs. Isaac Sims and children, of Exeter, spent the week -end here vis- iting relatives. Mrs, Bedford's many friends are sorryto learn that she is still con- fined to herMmelied, and . Dafernar, of Lans- ing, Mich., visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, O, R. Brown. Mr. and -Mxs, Charlie Dark and daughter, of >London, spent Sunday with Mrs, Chris Hoffman. Rev. W. Y, Dreier will exchange pulpits, with Rev. F. B. Myers, of Dashwood, next. Sunday. Miss Freda Schlender, of Naper- ville, Ill., was the guest of •Miss Beatrice Hoist last week, Mr. ,and. Mrs. Jos, Hanna, of De-: troit, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Silber, Mrs. Samuel Silber, of Ubly. Mich., is visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Henry Silber and other relatives. Miss Gertrude Hoist lett on Tues- day for Toronto where she has ac- cepted a position as stenographer. Miss Birdie. Wilson, of Petrolia, Is spending her holidays with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Motz. Mr. Ed. "''Valuer of the Central Hotel is installing a S upestest gas - "filling s - filling station . in front of his prop- erty on Main 'St. Mrs. Harry Wind and Mrs, Jack Moir and daughter Jean are visiting with their father, Mr. Charles Wolfe and relatives. Mrs. T. J. .Wilson and daughters; Ruby and Eva, of London, spent Thursday with Mrs. Bedford and Mrs. J Woodall. Mrs.a G. Holtzhauser and son and Mrs. Willert, of Pittsburgh, U.S.A. are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wein. Mr. and Mrs. M. Guenther and Mr. and Mrs. W. Bender, of Kitch- ener, spent the week -end wit and Mrs. Wm. Sweitzer. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Heatheney and daughter, Thelma and Miss Pears Motz, all of London spent S with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Metz.. ,Mrs. John Sandercock and ter Vera, of Clearwater, Man are visiting the fornier's sister, M Schroeder and other friends. The Sacrament of the Lord' per will be administered at Zion Ev- angelical church next Sabbath and the subjects will be in keepin the occasion. Mr. Dick Hill is erecting brick dwelling on King St on a well chosen location. Crediton is g. Wonder if the real estatemen are aware of it? Rev H. A. Kellerman, pre Elder of the Strathroy district vas present last Tuesday evenin took charge of the preparator Quarterly Conference service. Mrs. • Chris. Hoffman and Verdi and Mr.and Mrs. Chas. Dark and daughter of London visit - the former s sister; Mrs. Allen in Ailsa Craig's on, Sunday. Mr. and "Mr's. Wm. Wilson ilson and two daughters.. Gladys and and Mr. • John. Fern, all of Petrolia, motored 'up and spent the we with Mrs. Wilson's -sister, M Mrs. Wm. Motz. 'Confessions; of a Failure' or Opportunity" will be the subject in the United Church next Sund ening. This will be the farewell message of Rev. Mr.. McTavis eryone is cordially invited. Crediton is showing signs of grow - John and improvement. Mr. Morlock has moved one of the ing on his town property to s new location on the lot and will as a car shed and in the near he will begin to remodel the house on King St. north into a be buugalo dwelling. The Children's. Day exercis served at Zion Evangelical c last Sunday were a great s Large audiences filled. the chu the morning and evening. morning service the pastor pe ed the rite of holy baptism upon 6 babies. The Missionary offering totalled nearly $100. The boys and girls 'brought credit to themsel rendering a very acceptable pro h Mr. unday dough, rs. C. s Sup- visiting with a fine siding g and y and and Charles Brown Birdie ek-end r. and 'Lost ay cv- h. Ev- John build - use it future autiful es ob- hurch access. rch in At the rform- • vas in gram. The Sunday school of the United church -held their annual picnic at Grand Bend last Saturday. The weather was ideal and there was a good crowd in attendance. Every- one entered into the games ,and sports and made them a real success. The dinner and supper were served in the pavilion where the tables were -laden with the very choicest of foods to which all did ample justice. Mr. Thos. Chambers and family very pleasantly entertained about.. fifty of the young people of the ;Un- ited church on Wednesday evening last. The earlier part of the even- ing was spent by the playing of ball and games, while later a short pro- gram of contests and singing was enjoyed by all. A very bounteous lunch was then served by the hos- tess and a hearty vote of thanks Was tendered by Mr. J. Mawhiney to which Mr. Thos. Chambers make a very suitable reply. The annualmeeting of the South Huron Branch of the Women's In- stitute was held in Crediton on Monday afternoon. The meeting opened with Mrs. Hey, vice-presi- dent in the chair. After singing the Institute ode the Lord's prayer was repeated in unison followed by com- munity ommunity singing, an instrumental by Miss Harvey, of Exeter, a reading by' Mrs. (Dr.) McKinnon, of Zurich, entitled "Sharing with Others;" Mrs. Beavers, of Exeter read an item by Dr. Peck on "Our 'Province.'' A Solo by Miss Rowe, of Exeter, a solo With ukulile acconipaniement by Miss . Clara Oestreicher. The titin- thtes of the last annual meeting were read and approved, reports from the different branches were given, New business being disposed of the elec- tion of officers followed, the result being; Mrs. S. Hey, of Zuriclh, presi- dent; Miss N. L Reddy, Hurondale, 1st vice-president; Mrs. W. D. Yeo, Exeter, 2nd vice-president; secretary Mrs. I1. K. Either; delegate be con - 'Outten, Mrs. J. Hey,: Mrs. It frown- ing, alternate Mrs. W, D. Yeo; and 'tors, Mrs. J. W. Orme, Mrs, C. Zwkeker. Refreshments *ere serv- ed by the Crediten 1adieS. Dashwood D. H.H. Cowen, L. D. S. D.D.S. t)ENTA.K. 'sunor.ON At office in Hartleib Block, Dash- wood, first three days of week and at office aver the Post Office, in. Zurroh, Tart tlrr4e days of week, Mr. Mark Brokenshire spent Sun- day in St. Thomaswith liis brother who is very ill. M1'. and iVfrs. G. Edighoffer and Blanche and Miss Luella Schatz, of 1Viitohell, spent Wednesday of *last week in town. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Beaver of Bay- port, Mich., spent a few days with relatives in town. Mr, Jack 'Ifrokenshire, of Atwood, visited his brother, Mr. Mark Brok- enshire on Saturday. Miss Dora Murr, of Sebringville visited with Rev. E. Bruer last Wedneaday. Mr, and Mrs. J. Bender and fam- ily spent a few days at Niagara Falls last week. Mr. and Mrs. Peters, of Detroit, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Willert. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Bennett, Mrs, C. Lucas and Mrs. L. Lucas, of 4t - wood and Mrs. Sims, of Exeter, ' cal- led on Mr. 1Vl'ark Brokenshire, on Tuesday of last week. - Mr, Wm, Musser, of Detroit, spent Sunday with Mrs. Musser. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stadelbauer, of London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. P. Kraft on Sunday. Mr. Milford,, of Detroit, is spend= ing his holidays at his home Dere. The hydro men who have been re- building the hydro line from Exeter to Dashwood arrived in town on Monday and have begun the line from Dashwood to Grand Bend. The Dashwood band gave their first open air concert on Saturday evening • and was much enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Siebert and family of Detroit, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Ehlers on Sunday. Mrs. Ehlers returned to Detroit with them. What might have been a fatal ac- cident occurred on Tuesday evening of last week at the west end of town. While Mr, and Mrs. G. Link were driving home, a car coming from the west, driven by Eddie Badour, of Zurich, collided with the buggy, the force throwing both occupants out of the buggy. Mr. and Mrs. Link saw the" car approaching, hold- ing the north side of the road, and they turned out as far as possible without upsetting, and before they could turn intothe ditch entirely the car crashed into them. The shaft went through the windshield and the horse hung over the fender re- ceiving a nasty cut on the body just inside the thigh. The front wheel ef, the buggy was smashed. All oc- cupants escaped without serious in- jury. Mr. and Mrs. Link had their clothes badly torn. The latter landed. on her head and received a nervous. shock. Miss Mary J. McGuire, of Pas- cidena, Cal., ,visited with Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Wilds over the week -end. Mr, and Mrs. Jacob England, Miss Evelyn Perry and Mr. Wesley Borth- wick, of Thedford, visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. French and iVlr. and Mrs.G. Link on Sunday. Mr, Isaiah Tetreau has returned from the hospital where he under- went an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Geo: Link attended the wedding of the latter's sister, Ethel Lovina Kleinfeldt, to Franklin David Bruce on Saturday. Khiva Mr. and Mrs. John Slyford and son William, of London, spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witzel. Mr. Alex. Neeb. was in Goderich on business on Saturday. Mrs. Jas. Ziller, accompanied by Miss M. Mosser, of Corbett, spent a few days last week with friends in London. Mr. and Mrs. D. Lippert visited Mr. and Mrs. I. Gower at Sunshine on Sunday. Mr. 'J. Eagleson and family,' of Parkhill, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Willert. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Neeb and Mr. and Mrs. D. Lippert attended the Council picnic at Bayfield on Wed- nesday. GREENWAY Byron Brown has completed his Normal School course and is home for the holidays. Dawson Woodburn is holidaying with his parents. Next Sunday will be the Quarter- ly Missionary Sunday in the United church Sunday School. Mrs. Gillespie is visiting her sis- ter, Mrs. Ray Pollock of Kenwood. Mrs. Banes and Mrs. Mollard, of Exeter, visited Miss Mae Wilson last week. A number from here attended the funeral of the late Mrs. C. H. Wson who lived among us for many years. Rev. W. J. Maines, B.A., will preach in the United church neat Sunday afternoon and will be assist- ed in the service by Rev. J. M. Grant. who with' the Corbett congregation will join in the formal cementing of. the Union of the two congregations, to be in readiness for the new pastor Rev. J. M. Coiling, who will be in. charge the following Sunday. Let. every member and adherent of these uniting congregations be present'and make this a memorable day in our, church history. The Ladies' Xid of the United church will hold their annual 'lawn social at the church on Tune 30th, Strawberries and cream and other good things served from .6 to 8 p.m. In the booths ice cream and other refreshments and many useful art- icles will be sold in the bazaar. The program will be varied orchestra and vocal "music and readings by W. R , Gaudgs ConcertCo.,1 i Co, of Exeter n As this will be the first sodial event after the formal union of the Cor- bett and Greenway congregations we are 'expecting this event to surpass all others of a former nature. " Ad- mission 40 and 20 cents, T$LUi1sP. Thames Road: Thames RoadSunday school '.hack, a successful anniversary en Sunday followed by .a strawberry festival and concert on Monday, On Snip- day Rev.Il' . Jones, of Staffa, preach- ed two fine setul.ous to large' 004- gregations. The choir Provided special music and were ably assisted by 1v1145 Markley, of London. Rain til;;eatened to seriously interfere with the M'onda,y program but .clear ed off fust before supper and there was a splendid turn -out, The ladies provided a sumptuous repast. A. league .bail game was played between Zurich and Thames Road and was won by the former. A softball game. was played between the girls of Elimville and Thames Road, the lot- ter winning. A fine concert was given by the .Hensall orchestra as- sisted by Miss Ellis, ' elocutionist. Mr. Rennie sang a fine solo. .Ad- dresses were given by Rev. E. Jones and the Hon. James Gardiner, Premier of Saskatchewan, who was visiting the scenes of his youth. The latter is an impressive speaker and many of his old friends were de- lighted to hear hien. He was pre- sented with a very fine address read by the pastor Rev. G. M. Chidley, THE EVENT OF THE SEASON Grand Tattoo at Goderieh, Thurs- day evening, July lst (Dominion Day) . Seven Bands—Mitchell, Clin- ton, Zurich, Lucknow, Brodhagen, Goderich, and the splendid C. N. R. band of Stratford (35 men with tu- bular chimes). Massed band of 175. players. Program to begin at 7 o'clock and to conclude with a magnificent display of fire -works by the famous Hand Co. of Hamilton. All -day program commencing at 9 aen. Parade, games, etc., in the morning. Soft -ball tournament in the afternoon. 2 o'clock. No ad- mission fee to morning and after- noon programs.. A whole big day's entertainment for you at the beauti- ful town on the lake. , LIBERALS ATTENTION The annual meeting of the South Huron Liberal Association, as con- stituted for. both Provincial and Federal purposes, will be held in the TOWN HALL, HENSALL —on— FRIDAY, JUNE 25 at 1.30p .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 Will kill many tintesnmol; a flies "for the money than' any other flykiller. Each pad will kill flies all day, every day, for three, weeks. At all Grocers, 'i Drug- gists and General Stores — 1Oc and 25c, per package, Here are the facts cts When 3 telephone orders can be taken in the time required for one order over the counter — as has been proven and the amount of atelephone sale averages almost a third more,, as it does, can there be any doubt inyour mind that the merchant who uses -the telephone consistently will win out over the rival who does not? Can you afford to over. look the rapidly increas- ing importance of the telephone in your busi- ness uskness for increasing sales and reducing the cost of erg? Be open-minded. Try It -- not spasmodically, but consistently, and judge for yourself. Nr W Rich, Soft Tones Of A Brantford Roof Brantford Asphalt Slates harmonize with any style of archi- tecture, and their rich, soft tones blend with their surroundings at all times of the year. They last for years, are fire resistant and give perfect protection from all weather conditions. is ThiuMorditticifinitfliJ.1l� ' BrnntfordrOntarla Stock Carred, tnfotmationRoofing (rern Fundered ahed: and S�ervia* Brantford Rossi Tay for Co., .Ltd. xe'