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CaaNIONt ONTARIO
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WANTI3D
AS, and All Khans of GRAIN,
We are prePared td pay you the
,irery highest prices for your Grain,
• and ean .also niake arrangements for
trucking same at a low cost, advise•
weby telephone•or letter, and if if is
• your •wlsh we will have our buyer
Sall to see yOut gr n. personally.
COOK BROS. 1ELXING O.'
Phone 54 .' . Hensall,- Ont.
''•iiENSALL
• Miss Eiden HeffermAin is eisietng
relatives at Centralia. '
A number trona Hensall nttended
the fair at 'Beater on Wednesday. \
Wielding bells are ringing again
in Hensall and how merrily they
Bound. f
Mr. and Mrs. • Fred- !SP:onions and
little soh' are Visiting relatives in
Toronto,
Mr. and ales. Milton Ortwein, of
Londoanvisired on Sunday with.re-
'
latives in town.
MIss, Margaret Slavin, evho has
. been visiting in, London for the peat
Iwo weeks has returned home. .
Mrs. John Dinsdaltr, Mrs. John
Petty and Mrs. Taylor,. visited for a
new days with relatives in -Toronto.
Mr. Jas. Bullard, of Minneapolis,
'who has been here attending the
fineral o hle mother retelaned to
his home on Saturday.
The many' friends of Mrs. Jphn
•Murdock nre pleased to eee her able
o be. around again after being con-
, ,
• Miss Eleanor Fisher
ORGANIST HENSALL UNITED
CHURCH
TUITION IN mom
Terms -Moderate, Phone 68
,
all Paper
in the Latest Designs
Prices'from lee to $1.50
PER ROLL
• I • •
HAIWWOOD
FIAVRING
.LAID AND POLISHED
Sangiter, 'Henan
DR. R. P. I. DOUGALL
Reiser gradtiate—of • Faculty of
glitettleine. and .1dititef kit.' Science;
',Malty of • Westem" Ontario.
of College of litYsicians
1144 Surgeons ot Ontario. Office
.100 doora east of'Post Office. '
'•• „" Residence 111
RONSALL. OPIT .
AUCTIoNEER
osealt ICLOPP
Rotor Graduate Corey Jones' An-
gelica School, Special course taken in
ilegistered Live 'Stock (all Dreads')
lifferciaandise, Real Estate, Farm
etc. Rates in keeping with
;prevailing prices. Satisfaction as -
Awed, write Oscar Klapp, Zurich, or
p.vitrei 111-92. Zurich-
USBORNE & RIBBERT leltnetIAL
FIRE INSCRANC'E conmaNy
Bead Office, Farquhar, Out.
'President, •JOHN ALLISON
Vice -President, OAS. McKENZIE
DIRECTORS
PRANK/McCONNELL, SIMON DOW
ROBT NORRIS, WM.- I3ROCK
AGENTS
• JOHN ESSERInCentralia, Agent for
lisaorne and.Biddulph
PAVER, HARRIS, Munro, Agent foe
Hibbert Fullerton, and Logan
A. T'URNSSULL
• Secretary -Treasurer
Box. 98, Exeter, Ontario, .
GLADMAN & STANBURY
• Solieltors, Exeter
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WHITE
AEC' a matched dre
tildes at
5 PER
mins xs TELE MEN TO STO011
FP WITH GOOD COAL WRILIS
719/7 CAN GET IT 4! A LOW,
Piddle
A0 J. CLATWORTHY
GRANTON
1NE
ed on both
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finecletki her room far eke past three
• weeks way' ,a sprain`ed ankle.
The evening service .bathe United
church i'as Withdrawen on account
of the anniversary seeveces at Cb.isel-
huret. Next- Sunclai, Rev. Arthur
Sinclair will have charge of his own
pulpit. • a -es, „
.4. number from Heusell attended
tlae annlveraary servieas at Chise.1-.
keret one Setetday Meta Rev.- Mr.
--Ravers 'preached two .exeellent sera
mons to ,largelicceigregatiens in the
afternooleand, eyeniUt.; • •
• Mr. end Mrs; Anapre Sweitzer 'left
Monday for :their new home In De-
troit aied.anrewe aceotapaneed over by
Mr. and Mrs., "Itobt. Higgins. •Mrs.
Higgins intends ;remaining for a few
weeks with liar dinfghteee •
Tb.e merning'servioe Iii tile Unite
ea church on Sunday last. was large-
ly attentled. 'Hee. -Mr. ;Rivers, of
Parkhill, occupyingthe pulpit. , Mr.
Rivers is a formerparor; of Hensel'
and his many 'friends here were
Pleased to see endher. hine again.
The rural schocil'tair held;ut Hen -
sail Monday, afternoon was O. Stoat
success. Ia addition to our owa
school three other' ziehOole or div-
isions took part, 'S.S: 'Nee 10, Hay
and 14, Tuckersrdiele gibe list of
prize Winners will *prime *next week.
• The meeting of tae Ynurig Peopreag
League -of the •United church, was
held on Mondayeeveiling .with Rey.
Mr. Sinalair presidinge The meet-
ing was in charge of Mrs' Lee Hed-
den and was opened br the singing
of a fiefmn after which Mei, Chas.
McDonald.led in prayer, Is Nellie
Boyle read thar beriptufelessan. Mr.
Sinclair very ably gave' the topic ea
"Pluck." An instrumentill,,,auet by
Misses MildreawSmillie anal -e -Pearl
Eider, solo byeiVlargaret:Drummond
and a reading by laisst Elete,:artere all
greatly enjoyed.
The remains of the 'late, .Alvin
Laverne Alexander, .who entS...drosen-
ed at Fort Hope oepailarar‘th were
-interred in the eiletithtI. Vnin ceme
,etery .oneSept. and, theeservice be-,
ing cenducted y Rea: G. nyli eeleidley
and Rev. Dr. -1;letelieje gltere were,
many' beantifibefflorelatellsates; The
pallbearers ...Thompson,
Theron; Creary; ' 'Jack Aldizfgtait,
Jack Tinton Relit • Gann •and. Jambe
Anderson. e • ,
•,
Klee' Aleatbe Ogden."
air. and Mts. Haerleou tioltentan
and family, of Detre% Pent, the
week -end wit S M. and Mrs,. JQS.
Heist.
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Dashwood
Dr. H. IL Cowen, L. D. S.
D. D. S.
morrAL SITRGEON
At office in liartleib Block, Dash -
woes:. -first three dare of week and
it offeke ever the „Post Office, in
nivel). at Dane days of 'week,
• Mr. Leonard Birk left Friday for
Guelph where heaven' attead. tea 0,
A. C. •'
Mr. Wm: Kleinstiver has- taken a
position with C. Reid & Co. •'
Mr. Lorne Tiernan left Monday
for Londerewhere he will attend the
Western University.
Miss Alice Hoffman left or Stret-
ford this week where she will at-
tend Normal School.
Mr, and Mrs. H. Hoffman and
family and ,Mrs. Stacey spent the
week -end in Kitchener.
Miss Olivia Welton, 'who, leas been
visltirig 1 Kitchener. has returned.
Miss Margaret Held is ',attending
.High School in -"Stratford.
Messrs. Arnold Merest- and Ed.
Hamacaer, of Detroit, spent the
week -end in town.
Mrs. J. Guenther, of Mitchell, is
visiting in town.
We, have received a list af the
prive winners at the Dashwood
school fair which will appear nett
•Week.
Usborne Council.
Tbe municipal comsat of the
Township of lasborne met at the
Tewnship Hall, Elimville, on Sep-
tember elth. All the members were
west:alt. The Minutes of the meet-
ing.of August 7th were read and ap-
proved on Motion Of Berry -Dewe
• By-law No. 6, 1924; re fiicingettes
for 1926 was read and passed
=titan of Ballantyne -Skinner. • '
Mr. Fred Johnston appeared'be-
fore the council concerning the lairk-
ton Union Cemetery, requestitag that
the muticipality sh.oeld Omit:tie the
maintenence of same. Dew.Skinner
That Councillor Berry be delegated
to ^meet a representative of Bien -
shard council and the, Union Omelets
ery Committee to confer on the mate
ter and ;report at next meeting.
Carried..
, 'Usboine Union School -Fair nom=
mittee asked for a grime: atallaa-
tyne‘Skihner: That a grenf'ef 2.5.
ebe ' Carried. ,
TeerTY-Banane
tyne s That the ,•plerk
,orr .through 'George' Hialis, argent
Metalijc Roofing 't 4
ge. steel cuevert.: Carried:
. Berry -Skinner: .That the&new-
lug bilis be passedeand tillers; issued
for the poymelet.of •I'Sein:Mca
Nicol, getriellingeHibbert Bonfidary,
, $40.50; Wm. Connell, advanee An-
derson drain $200; Roy 'Mine snOw
• ; I work $4.80; Win., Johns, airapt to
CREDV1,..ON Usbprne scheol Mir $25; Sleanion &
Kellett, cutting -weeds. $11; Henry
e
A monster—fonif',iupaer' :will ba Ford, superintendence for August„
given under the., auspices of the $45.22; Henry •Ford, team Weak $45
Ladies' Aad of ' the: 'Evaagelical W. 3. Sienmone, repair grader $3.50i,
church, brediteneain'ThOtele, Oat. Lei:Teed .O'Reilley, ditching, Con. 8
7th, 1926. •Suer'i1 111 'served $24; Thos. Bell'," ditching, Con. 8,
from 5 'to 8:30. o'efock.r. ' . $2.50; Chas. •Stephen, •driving 'tile
a • 1., "• Con. 8, $5; Fred Ford culvert, con:
Mr. and Mrs': Jos, Haistfeirie visit- 2, $8.25; Gerald Ford, do.' $3.25;
,ing with relatives, at Detratil' Louis Fletcher, no. $2.50; Louis
•• Mr. and Mre.eFee'eracin, 'Weitzel Cornish do. $9.50. Prance Drain
spent the' weakeanif .eriends at Account: Nelson Clark $4.50; Thep.
Sarnia. .' Crew 42.75; John Prance ' $5.25.
Mr. Charles Trietzespenathee week- Carried: ,
end with Mr. and -MrzielE..Teietz, of Berry: That we adjourn tee meet
aarnia.'" a. , Saturday, October 2nd, ,at 1
Miss Viola Geiser vieltetleWith re- nnteese. ,
latives at Londoiearas4Weele for a ' Henry Strang, Clerk
few days; , . • , e? • - • • I
Mr. end: Mrealil. S. Hiscocks mote I
ored to Clifford" oneTneedtey to visit
a sick re a ve. .
The annual 'lintel leutper of 'they . A 'N,T .E D
Crediton United' church avill be held • PEAS and All lands of GRAIN
Tfiesday, October lathe.• . f We' are prepared to pay you the
• Mrs. Ezra Heist laAs' renamed very 'highest prices for your Grain,
home, after epepeing, twat.) weeks els-, and can also make arrangements for
iting With relatiVes af„T;aronto. t trucking same at a low cost, advise
Mr. and Mei.. allioe. Trevethiek;ns by telephone or letter, and if it is
have returned afterespendeng a few, YOur wish we will have our buyer
days with -relatives at nonelon. lean to see your grain persoitally.
Miss Ida Brown hassrAtukned after' afaieme owe. ateLLeNG
spending two weeks with' Mr. end Phone 54 Hensall, Ont.`
Mrs. Herbert Brown t To;q:atto.
. Mr. and Mrs. Roy HID and faintly'
of Port Huron spent tiff kzeek-end ,MT. CARMEL
with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hill and
relatives. ••'•Rev. Fr. Corcor,en on Sunday an -
Mrs. Pack and eon oe, Lonclanrand natinced the bonds of marriage of
Miss Barbar & Finkbeiber, of Cleve- Mr, Herbert Hartman, cif Detroit,
land spent Thursday with Mrs, Lena son of arr. joins Hartman, of Zurich
S
to 1Vliss Madeline Disjardine, ond e weitzer. c
ernes .Katie Sweitzer and Miss daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Abraham
Hannah' Zwicker are visiting at the Disjardine, the marriage to take
place the first part of October.
The death took • place at 'Se
Joseph's hospital, London, Friday,
September 17th, of Mr. • Edward
Bream aged 32 years, youngest son
01 Mr. and Mrs. John Breen. of the
20th concession of McGillivray.
About a month ago Mr. Breen un-
etierwent an operation'eafter which
he was thought to be improving,
R. A. Brook, of Kerwook will prea.eb.
at both services.. Special eineeng.
Everybody invited.
KI.11PEN
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home of' Mr. and. Mrs. Charles
Zwicker.
Mr, Lester McIsaac left en Mon-
day for Moorefield Where he has
been transferred to the Canadian
Bank of Commerce.
Anniversary, services in the Unita
ed church next Sunday, September
26th,' at 11 aeri, and 7 pm. Rev. -
The congregatoe of Zion Evanael-
mai church Appreciated the Ftervices
of Rev. C. Z. Kopkaye of ntratfora,
who preached the word last Suddey
morning and evening. Next Sun-
day meriting Rev. W. Y. Dreier will
again be in his oWn pulpit and will
preach on "Influentialeand iacrifi-
cial
Christianity." Forghe evening
service the nvangsljeal'acnigeegatidfr
will lift their services and join with
the rfaited church congregatieh in
their annivereary serviee.
(Too late for Iast week)
Mrs. John Edwards and sen
end. Mr. Garnet Wilson epent
Sunday in London at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Sames Ogclee.
Miss Melinda Edwards .ipent last
Week in London 'Visiting her friend,
but two weeks ago he took a change
and gradualleagrew Weaker -when he
passed away on the -aliove date.- Mr.
Breen aeld a position as 'clerk with
White Se -May general store, Park-
hill for, ae number ei,f years, was
very peptaar and had4many Meade
Who. 'regret his deniise. He Is Sur-
vived by his ,pareete; "two .brothers.
'Jellies and Thonias, OfeMcGillivran,
and one 'sister, InreaKettateth MoNell
of • Belleville.. The' funeral took
plate to the R. 0.. deneetery heee at
10 a. m. Monday with, regelem masa
-celebrated by Rey. VP. Corc6ritn,-
whielt: was rEirgelY ateneted.'
Mr. :and Mrs. Shenk.atteraled, the.
Shenk-Dowdeli wedding in Leedon
on Saturday.
Mrs, Flaherty and son Alyward '
ahd Mis D. Breen,- of London, 'et -
feuded the Itnieral of the late Ede
ward Breen, On ,Mouday
THAMES ROAD
• Mr. and XreaAarleew Steevert,
It/Maltreat elated thelr relatives
thie eolnlAnnitY la,et Wee/E.
Miss JOY WIdeleoleS tiae retarned
to St, Thomas after 'holidaying .With
her parents, Mr, auda Mrs, Peter
Waitieela
lee, Achtou :Visited his sister
wen. Dave Brown ma Sunday,
Mrs, Frank Gollinge bet fete -Eng-
land title Week owing to the Serious
illness of her father, Mr. Lee,Sraita.
Miss Vera Gordou, of Stretford,
sPent• Sanday with friends at Far-
eunar. 7
CHISELIIURST
PEAS and All Kinds of GRAIN
We are Prepared to pay you the
very laighest prices for your Greta,
and can else make arrangements for
trucking same at a low cost, dvise
us by telephone or letter, ad if it is
your wish we will have our buyer
call to see Your grain personally,
COOK BROS. MIXING CO.
Phone 54 • Henson, Ont.'
The anniversary services on Sun-
day were a decided success. Large
congregations that taxed the capa-
city of the church were present af-
ternoon and evening. Rev. G. W.
Rivers, of Parkhill, a -former pastor,
preached two splendid sermons and
his old friends weredeftghted to
eee hint again. A quartette from
James 'Ste' Exeter, previded• special
music the afternoon and M the
evening Messrs. John Passmore anti
Geo. Follick, of Hensall, assisted the
choir. The contributions amounted
to •$206.84.
• IVIiss Belle Brintuell was home
from Stratford over the week-eed.
- Mr. Clarence Sheppard who is
with the Bank of Montreal, is holi-
daying at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Squire and fam-
ily; of Woodham; Mr. and Mrs, nos.
Dayman and family, of Kippen, and
Mr., and Mrs. Orville Cann 1.nd
oe the Thames Road, visited.With
Mr. and Mrs. T. Harris on Sunday.
The ladies of the W.M.S. inet af
the church. on; Tuesday afternoon.
Rey. alar. Rivers was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. W. Pybus ever the
week -end..
Mr. Thos. Hartis had a steer kill-
ed by lightning on Wednesday last,
• ELIMV1LLE
• ,A very Pleasant evening was spent
at Mr_ John H. Brock's on Satur-
day the lath, when the Zoung
People's League were entertained to
a a eliglitpil corn and wiener roast
with Rea. M. W. Smith as enter-
tainek. 10ae , of the evening's rid-
dles were What is it man •often
ge es ; the Kipg very seldom sees, and
Odd 'never #sees."
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• • • 3CENTRAI.IA
•. Mr. IVIautepe Neil, o,f Detroit, and
Herbert Neil, of London, who are
spendiageeleouple of weeks holidays
with theigeperents, Mrs and. Mrs. Jas.,
lsiell>.11a;srel returned borne'. ,
, eMiaa Verna, ePollo'ck, of Norwich,
eepent a few 'days!. last week Kith Mre.
Andrew Hicks.
,Mrs. G. Q.,Thompson is in Brant-
ford this week' owing ,to the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. Durham:
• Mrs. Thee: -Oliver, who eas been
eisiting. wigeteriends in Toronto and
Oshawa has, returned home.
,. Min John, Esfery is visiting with
ateends in Dayton, Ohio, /or a few
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Elliott and
family, accompanied by Mrs. Ander-,
son, spent •the veeek-end at Grand'
Bend. •
A nurabof the' residents of the
village .attended the funeral of the
late Mr. Frank Kent, of Clandeboye
last Sunday.
8.4,,intsbury ,1Mise Switzer; scarf, Mlss witzer, 64o2e, Hazel. Clarke; d ;
twine name- cap, Mrs.- Sims, Mis$ ol,t County, tenyear* and
IVire. Thee. Bien:in, of Beeter, vis ," '$)V144Y•er, slippers, Dr. (Ochre,• MISS W, M. Ward, cold
ited With her. sister, Mrs. Win. Dnvis `47010; • itOies' MAO, Ms° "Itzer, Ager0 areNiuS 91 Prerittee ou ))1 -
over the week -end, •IMisa Teal; rnezt's mitts, misl,‘ Tenetartn, Orel' ten Years, Oladys
win he kleld in the Anglicau eh:art:hi I 41,,,,a,m3On" Darling; etosennea.
Haryest Thanloglying senriaeo t Dr. Thzel'v men'e soclots, Mrs, T4 40p, Xrij, Story%
S
Saintsbury, etati Staidly, Sept, 26trx, • awn Tom; braided rug, Stella -1-)01‘44$1110 CIENCE
lAoAlTr,inCglitatierdeDveineltillets has • rater d ‘I's8.:12-Tell•QettleleSdt raull 1‘12 114 1"Marrli" Horn Mbi.'eaDde,a11\:lt)ig,ftLi.ly3's;
ne
laniaeixtar lreOpeokrtysillfeo.r saia at the einia; Pair window eurtathe, wils4 13.1,141.0n). L. Reynolds; Jar riarcs
sc,
Switser, TOM, Mrs. aarling; Mrs. W. Stone, Geo. Jaques;
Times.,,AFreddv.olaist
cateaoii emattradi; of
t25e a droi• ?hawser rug, Dr. e4reiee, zee, $ue3.0 berries, M, Dearing, G. Ilataitia
mr. ;
ton; Cl,c1WA Or Wool oolnforter; Mrs, raspberrles,mMrs., Dwoo:rsiatog6G;:z1.1.wiictila.(11,1
Detroit, vsited and Mmateethembrieasetfs• blwri: Parlieg, F. Coates; knitted scarf, apple Pie,
spelleNrs. Skelton; quilt, patella(' Mg; neertmea ilariditerchiet, Mrs. W.
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day, eeteen. ese4. Dernee, 5, Soatianatt, Stone, Ivr, Dearing; fancy tea eon,
terM;.f azonadohMwros0.4N, avdisiigteeid, aoei jerairiapedhs,. gisrssiwaeachyledr,s.sislikte,lrorns,; M. Dearing, Mrs, W. Stone; dressed
doll, Mrs. W, -Stone, M. Dearing;
M 'the neighPorhood Seneay, lellitted, Dr. Greive, Mies Tom; seal - • doll clothes, J'eanette Taman, M.
• Owing to so much wet weather ing wax candle stices, Mrs, M.
the harvest has been delayed, and a .Wlaite, Miss M. Harvey; sealiag wax
few in the neighborhoecl still have vases, Was M. Harvey, Mrs. L. V.
a good deal of 'grain out. ,• }loga.rth; basleet work, tray, Mrs. L.
Mr. Alex. wleeeicwith.nlePaeMrs.
i3
spentrwoanf I leoweYt.ryliwegok*
errtIlf,loMwresrh
. Eo.mLearrMrs.
bask -
days,
Londoe.
• ht ra
si :toy.ar
'miss E, Field speilt the week -end
at her home a
Mrs. Win,' Stade Accompanied IsY
' her mother, Mr's. S. Gotehalk, visit-
, ed in London and, St, Thomas a few
days last week.
, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller and
family spent Sunday with Mrs. L.
-Deitrich.
I Mrs. Garnet Heywoot, of Exeter,
I visited her parents, Mr. and Mee. W.
iWitzel on Sunday.
I Mr. and Mrs. J. Willaelm visited
friends in Ettnick a few days last
I week.
1 • Khivae seliOol Beaton held their
scheol fair on Friday,. Sep. 17th and
was very successful. The roots awl
vegetables were met as large as other
!years. The sports were certainly
I enjoyed by all, Mr. Harry Smith
• winning the- prize for catching the
greasy pig. The names of the prize
winners will appear later.
• • SHIPKA
Anniversary Services', October the
3rd, moping .and evening. Speak-
er, Rev. F. Irwin, pf Centralia. The
follaeleing Monday eventeg a Fowl
SupPer will he served, niore Perticu-
lars neat weele. ,*
A. 'great number from, here at-
tended Londcas Exhibtion last week.
Mr. Fred. Sharp, agiatient in St.
Joseph's Hospital, Leindon is get-
ting along nicely.
• Mr. Sandy IVIcEachen, whd- has
been confined to his bed veal a
;fractured leg is improving.
Mr. I. Tetreau, who is erecting
a new barn that will soon be come
PieLteia
Lttie Nola Svreitzer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Sweitzer, had
the misfortune of having her hip
bone dislocated last week. Glad to
say she will soon be out again.
Mr: Michael Fihkbeiner has sold
his arm to Mr, Major Baker, tak-
ing possession on Nov. lst.
Mr. and Mrs. D. 1VicIsaac, Mr. and
Mrs, P. .Banter, of London, spent
the week -end at the home of Mrs.
Mcriachen.
GREENWAY
Successful anniversary iervicei
were held in the Anglican church on
Sunday when the Rector, Rev. Davis
preached to large congregations. Ale
so the fowl slipper on Tuesday night
with' program of London tanente was
much appreciated.
• Anniveraary services will be..held
in the United church on Oct. 10ti2;
with fowl sapper on October 13th.
Watch for fullel• partiqulars • next
weak.
• Rana services will be beld in the
'United charch next Sunday after
noon.
Quite a number from ibis come
munity attended London fair.
Mr. W. Whiteside spent the :week-
end in Exeter ,with Mr. 'ind Mrs.
Pronty.
Miss Violet Sliarp and Miss Alice
Turner attended the convention of
Young Peoples sacieties ill London
this week as delegate 4 from the
Unaed church.
A rally of the young people of
Grand .Bend and Greeneaay .United
churches will be held in Grand Bend
church Friday evening.
Mr. and Mre. Frazik Tureen visit-
ed' Rev. and Mrs. Moines at Walton
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. English . and Miss.
Olive and lefiss West accompanied
by Mr. Laurie and Miss Leask visit-
ed in Deleware on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Love; of Hillsgre,en,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
McGregor.
Mrs. Alex. Steeper and infant
daughter are spending a few weeks
with 'Mrs. Jos. Jeremette. •
• Mr. and Mrs. John... Bullock and
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bullock motored
to New Hamburg recently.
e EXETER FALL FAIR
(Continued tram page four.)
G. Jaques, infant's jacket, Mrs. E.
Lawsoa; bonnet, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs.
Sweet; bootees, Mrs. Lawson; dress,
Mrs. Sweet; -drawn thread work,
aliss Toma'arrs. Wes. Stone, Mrs.
White; handkerehiefs, Mrs. Lawson,
Miss Tom; collar and cuff set, Miss
M. "(snick, Mrs: Sweet; fancy apron
Mrs. Sims, Mrs. E. Darling, Miss
N. Toni; boudoir cap Mrs. C. Sims,
Miss N. Tom; camisole, Mrs. E.
Darling, Miss Switzer; laundry bag,
Mrs. E. Darling; fancy bag, Miss
Switzer, Miss M. Harvey, Mrs. 0. M.
Skelton; bead work, Mrs. (Dr.)
Sweet, Miss Tom; child's dress, 2
years or over, G. Deters, Mrs.
Sweet; table Punner, M5. J. Par-
sons, Mrs. •°Lawson, Mrs. Darling;
sofa pillow, mounted, MrseeDarling,
Mrs. C. Sims; sofa pillow, vasha.ble,
Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Darling, Mrs.
Sieeets library set, pillow •tnd run-
ner, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Darling;
servin,g tray, bliss M. Harvey, .airs.
Darling; mail's night shirt, Dr.
Greive; man's -work shirt, Or.
Greive, Mrs, A. McPherson; kite'ben
apron, Mrs. C. Sims, Miss Tom;
knitted sweater, Mrs. 0. M. Skelton,
Dearing; liemstitclaing, Mrs. W.
Stone, M. Dearing; hand -worked
toWels, Mrs. W. Stone, an Deaeing,
G, Hunkin; sofa pillow mounted, M.
Dearing, G. Hunkin; fancy apron,
M. Dearing; fency pin cushion, Mrs.
Miss Harvey; slippers, Mass Switzer, W. tone, M. Deering; crechet work,
spcutloinng.• 1es,ms
; floor rug, speeial, ha/f0.Deaeirng.Wan.
, res. Stone,
M.
Stone;-e
.erilamitgon;
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any object, Mrs. W. Stone, M. Dear-
llunkin, Dearing; darning, M.
Dearing; patching, Ill, Dearing.
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birdltouse Fern Smith, T. Coiling -
wood; .exhibits, as to arrangements
quality and originality, by echool
children • of any school, ileeter
echool; best display of vegetables
grown by eehool children, Exeter
school.
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Greet mountain potatoes, Mrs, W.
Stone, Me Dearing, T. Collingwood;
Irish Cobbler potatoes, G. flunkin,
J. T. Hern, M. Dearing; Gold Ban-
tam corn, Mrs. G. Heywood, G. Hue -
kin, M. Dearing; any other variety
' table earn, T. Collingwood; blood
Ibeets, round, M. Dearing, Isles. G.
bleyv.rood, Mrs.. W. Stone; blood
beets; -bong, -G. Deters, M. Dearing;
I Chautenay carrots, J. Triebner, 111'.
i Van "Canip; any other variety car -
:rots, Mrs. G. Heywood, Mrs, Wes.
i Stonwie, T. Collingwood; yellow onions
Mrs.' .w„, stone; Mrs. 0.„ Heywood, . .W. J. Beer for roadster foal, R.
Stewart; W. Simmons for agric. two-
' M. Dearieg; red onions, M. Dearing, Year- ()Id, W. Northcott; Southeott
t Mrs. W. Stene; Dutch sets, M. Dear -
I Mg-, Gladys Hunkin; Swede turnips,
'Id. Dearing, J. Treebner; parsnips,
Mrs.. Wes. Stone, 3. Taiebner, G.
Rankin; bunches celery, G. elunlem,
• M. Dearing; tomatoes, M. Dearing,
Mrs. W. Stone; cabbage, G. ijunkin,
Mrs.. ,'W. Steele; table beans, Mrs. W.
Stone G. Hunkin, M. Dearing, man -
,golds,. Mary -Van Camp, Mrs. Wes.
c)* t FLOWERS 4.4 vers, carpenter work for boy under
CU
15, Mrs. C. Christie; W. J. Heaman
4texsL je T. Hem, M. Dearing, for barred rock, male bird, Mrs. C.
Cecil Laing;'-flox, M. Dearing; sweet Sims; W. H. Lockwood for pillow
peae,M Daring, Mrs. G. Heywood; slips, Mrs. E. Darling; H. T. Rowe
'nasturtiums, Cecil Laing, Ill. Dear- for display of vegetables, Exeter
Ing, Mrs, Ge Heywood; pansies, Mrs. school; Mrs. C. Lee for best lemon
Gs. 'ileYweae,• Mrs. Wes. Stone; G. pie, Mrs. C. Sims; S. B. Taylor for
Hunkin; geranium in pot, Mrs. W. collection cut flowers, W. H. Dear-
StoneteGirlatinnia. balsems, M. Dear- ing; R. N. Rowe for 3.0 lb. dai.ey but-
inv.' dahlias, Mrs:- G. Heywool, J. ter, G. Deters; W. H. Harness feir.
T. Hern, M. Dearing; gladioli? afre. collection of vegetables. S. Sanders;
G aHentrood IVI Dearing Mary Van five dozen eggs, J. T. Hern, D. Dew;
Campae Eal.eaf woods, T. Coiling- two doz. eggs, Mrs. Jas. 1Ylustari, 3.
weip,e; .bepai, writing, texi years old T. Herne- Tisborne tp. baby beef, 3.
and nrierse DU Oliver, Mrs. Wes. T. Hern, J. Kernick..
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cow, Gladys Hunkin; Len. Hai et for
bacon hog, G. Miners; C. L. \nelson
for best display of ladies work, Mrs.
E. Darling;Times-Advocate for grain
in ear, L. Reynolds; B. W. a'. Bea -
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Put in an earthen jar: -
1 gallon vinegar
1 cup Keen's D.S.P. Mustard
1 cup salt
Add onions,• sliced gram tentatoes, geen13
cucumbers, and carer in the usual war,
These pickles will be leaky to Tact,
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1 quart small onions
1 quart cucumbers
1 large cauliflower
2 heads celery
2 red peppers
Peel onions, cut vegetables in small Plecet$
cover with weals brine and It stand over-
night. in the morning bring to a boil and
drain off.
Take 2 cups brown sugar, I cup flour,
tablespoonfuls Been's D.S.P. Mustard, S
tablespoonful turmeric and 3 querts vine.
gar. Boil this mixture foe twenty anise-
utes, stirring continually. Pour erver vege-
tables hot. Let stand ten days, alrrIzte
every day, then bottle.
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