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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1926-11-4, Page 5THE EXETM TIMESIAbVOCATz , wenn ee,:tien ^leen s Poi of Tot,ttmerre CLINTON, ONTARIO Students may enter at any time. Why not attend the School that has the/Highly Qualified Staff. , The only SawaI that teaches real =Practical Business Ti•aining from start to finish. a Where High School students and steechere are taught.spscial- 'zed expert training hi BusinessAdmintstration and Secretarial Scince and are sure of a good r0 Siti,011, rapid promotion and big ' ,ineoran COURSES,. • Stenograpbic, Commercial,. Secretarial, General Office, Cicil Sersice 'Commercial Teachers Course and Special Courses ai•ranged. nFor Information Write to . B. F., WARD, B.A., 11I.Accts. • Phone 198 - Principal LOST, STRAYED OR STOLLEN ---illTack and Brown Airclale dog an- awering to name of "Tip." Anyone knowing the Whereabduts of tins *log plea,se notify J. Elder, Box 24, nElensall, Phone, No. 1. .NOTICE T� .FARMERS We 'wish to announce, that after Inoyetriner 6th, we will chop every afternoon and all clay ,Saturday. J. PASSMORE e ' We have just .unloaded" a car of mice fresh shelled yellow corps and lire 'have 'a good stock et Western - vats, bran, shorts, feed .flour, tank - Agee oil- cake, oyster -shell, etc. HARVEY BROS., Exeter MISSION CIRCLE HOLD PARTY The monthly meeting of the Mon laa•d. Mission Circle was held on Fri - slay 'evening October 29th, at the -3wirie of Mr: and Mrs. Charles Mc- • Monet' taking the form of a Hallow - Ven party with a good crowd in at- tendance. Miss A. Consitt took charge of tee business part of the meeting after wnich the evening was spent in • -Aimee and other amusements:- A -dainty luncheon was served after which an enjoyable hour was spent n in telling stories. Mrs. Roy Nellan.ds' ,01 chiaago, who is interested itt telteistry told the fortunes of those present. Before the meeting closed It 'was moved by Miss Nellie Boyle and seconded by Miss Elva Shaddock that vote of thenks be extended to Mrs. • McDonell for •opening her Jaime no the Mission Circle for their .•...,Mllowe'ens party. • MissEleanor Fisher - • • ORGANIST HENSALL JNITED • CHURCH e • WITION,IN-PIANO arms Moderahe ' Phone 6i3; . • • Wall Paper. •in the Latest Designs • Prices from 10c to $1.50 PER ROLL, HARDWOOD .FLOORING. LAID AND POLISHED Sangster, Hensall . DR. R. P. I. DOUbALL itenor graduate of Faculty so1. •eine,• ana d Master of Science, •airarsity of Western Ontario. ember of College of ehynicisins Surgeons of Ontarao. Office Anse doore east of Post Office. •"liens it . Residence 114 II stes SALL, ONT ••••••=16111011.11 AUCTIONEER OSCAR KLOPP, nnir 'Werner Graduate Carey Tone*' Au- Wlen School, Special cozier° taken in ndriglatered Live Stock ctall Breeds.) /Mercetandise, Real Ektate, Farm %Ines, ett. Rates in keeping with sot -availing pricen Satisfaction •se- vered, welte Oscar Klopp, Zurich, or. 1 .4 enrich. Ferk0, RNE & 11.1113131nRT MUTUAL FIRE 'INSURANCE COMPANY •Mead Office, Farquhar, Ont. F•tesident, JOHN ALLISON t • ce-President, JAS. McKENZID DIRECTORS I 2"RANK IneCONNELL, SIMON DOW, ROST N9RRIS, WM. BROOK AGENTS • OGEN ESSERY, Centralia, Agent for I hisboree and Biddulph I 'OLIVER HARRIS; Munro, -agent for leibbert, Fullerton and Logan W. A. TURNIIIILL Secretary -Treasurer lihon 08, Exeter, Ontario. • GLADILAN .ftn, STANBURY Solicitors, Exeter 'oneeinasa WHITE •P E n. inetchen dressed' on bath •!lidos at PER M tm$ i TIM TEVIE 'TO STOCN • WT1t GOOD' COAL wit= in CAN Gov x"x 11.2 A LOW PRICEI CIA1 WORTHY •• (MINTON • HENSALL Hensall pulalic school report had to be held over till next week. Mrs. Mew, of Godericbnyisitedhor a tew, days with Miss Mattin Ellis. Mr. Chas. McDonell visieed,aver the week -end with relativeS einnror- onto. Miss 'Nellie Boyle spentethe 'week- end the guest of Mrs..A.X. Fines,, of Clinton. Me.' and Mrs. Ed: Linclentield vis- ited With relatines in -$t.- Marys on 'Sunday. . • Mrs.. Ches. IVIctionell and Misses .Dorothy and.. Mildred, McDonell- vis- ited in London on Saturday.• : Mrs. Jenne Tayton,-Who has been visiting for some time with relatives itt Seaforth, has returned home. Several -from Hensell attended the box social held at S. S. No. 103 Tuck- ersmith on Monday evenings last. • Mn. and Mrs. E. F. Jackson mo- tored to Toronto on Wednesday where they will visit foe a tew days. A number from them. took in an Entertainment held. at the Chisel - Must church on TiindenneVeningn The tient dance of the seasonewill be held in the Town Hall on Finda.y evening, November ntie.' h Clinton Orchestra. hee Mrs. Paterson Sr. returned lest week from Toronto, wathy nee.e, see Jakaes, who metered; down to the Queen City. • A number from Hensall'and•viein- ity attended the Anniversary. ser- vices .held at the Evangelical church, Zurich on Sunday last. Judge Lewis will. be the revising officer, at Hensall one Thursday- to hear any appeals against-b&:voters' list for the coming election, Remember the ObsenveraOfficennk- es subscriptions tondailyenend Weeks ly pipers. Let us send' rienertiente- newels, we can save you money. • Mr. Jas. Bonehron- has • recently had some improvements man'eito neme on Oxford St. and ameng other things „is, easeelling an.elenteip 'stove.; An auction' sale of the WO -farms; Apd yillage lots,of the late.Hu,gh J. Me-Donald:Will be held at the Com- mercial Hotel, .on Frittaye-Novienth. .A Sale of Home-made • Cooking' wiU. be helt1 in he Teethe HaInnenSate urday, Nov. lath, :pindeathe auspicee of the:Young Peoples' Lague, of ihe United church. A lecture. . entitled s nneggege ef Life" will be given by.Rev,-Mr. D. McTavish, of Exeter, in tha 'United church on Friday evening November 5th, under the auspices of the Mis- sion Circle. A number of men who Arent .weet On the Harvesters' Excursion have returned home, among whona aeeW. Stone,' Lloyd ' Horton,., Whiter Fee, Fred Fairburn, Wilsonihrintnell and Wilbur Parker: The auction sale' ciPhonsehold eY- feats of Mrs.' Neelandi Was held en Thursday afternoonalast,- I. bringing fair prices. The reandedtate wne not soln. Mr. and Mrs.. Roy. 'Nen- lands and Mrs. Arthur-- King, et Chicago were here' attending tbe sale.. ' Dr. Alexander Moir had t he misfortune last week to lose a vain - able horse, which was running. at large on the roan In front of- his farm, south of the town. The ant - mal was struck by a car and altho- ugh the horse was badly cut up the car was not serigusly damaged. e • Mr. John Steacy returned this week from nrilliae •Hainflton' and other points where k hef Tikes. been spending the summer.Mr. nteagY reports the weathenninethaiseridinity just as bad as our. OWL1, -maybe worse and states that there are uatold res of grain out in the fielne, seine not even cut. / Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robertenn, Who. have been valued residents of Hen- sel' for the past. two years moVed their household effects ho •Fargeilar on Monday wbere Mr. Robertson has purchased a blacksmith business. Mr. Geo. Brock, who leased his blacksmith shop and business two years ago to Mr. Robertson, is back on the job again. ' - Rev. Mr. McDonald, -of Edmond- -vile, occupied the pulpit in the United chureh on Sunday... morning last and made an appeal on. behalf of Missions. Rev. Arthur • Sinclair' occupied his own pulpit , at night. anext Sunday November '7th, Thanks- givinp; Services will be held. Rev. Arthur Sinclair preaching both morn- ing and evening. In Ile morning he will sneak on Armistice Day an appeal will be made or Waal- Thankegiving offering to carry on the work for the coming year, npe- eat music will be given by the choir. The meeting of the Young Peoples' League of the United Church was ltelden 'Mendez,' (limning with a good attendance., The meeting, , Was .in charge of Miss mi. niorriaceisand. was ' presided over by, Miss Alma Satin The meeting the sInging Of a hi,Wite opened entli after While on, Miss Flora -Higgins led in preinet. The scripture lesson Was read by Miss Pearl Kennings, Reports of the 'recent cOnvention held at Lend - Ober° were given by Miss Irene Dottglae and Mr, Sinclair, An in- stein/venial by Miss Lillian Steaey end a readieg by Miss Elva Shad - dock Were muell enjoyed. • 'DAN OUPII) BUSY Acsording to all nenortd two More young bachelors of town nettendhen- tering tile holy bonds a matrimony in the near -future. Dau Cupid seems to be fairly active in our community justatpresent,' so watch this page and we will chronicle these impor- tent events--- as tliey oceur; DEATH OF WALTER SLATER •The death occurred in London on Thurenay last of Walter Slater, well knowinto many in this vicinity'in his 80th year. The body was removed to Hensall and the funeral was held from St. Andrew's church, Kippen on Saturday, interinent being made in Hensall Union Cercietey. CHANGES OF RESUOENCE Mr, Joseph Hudson itionnd this week into the cottage across from the post office recently vacated by Mr. Richardson. Mr. Thee. Apple- ton is moying into the house -vacat- ed by Mr. Robertson and has. Sang - ter is moving into the house vacat- ed by Mr. Appleton which he recent- ly purchased. GRANDDAUGHTER OF REEVE GEIGER-. FATALLY 'MIRED • Ruth Geiger, aged J.1, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Geiger; of London, and a granddaughter of Reeve Geiger, of Hensall, was fa- tally crushed in an elevator at .he Mason & Risch Co. building in Lone don on Friday of last week. Miss Geiger had just dompleted a music lesson in a studio on the third floor and in a hurry to get home attempt- ed to take the freight elevator which was below the level of the floor and ascending. In some manner she slipped into, the space between the elevator and the floor and her body was crushed and she died in a few rninutes later. f PRESENTATION The neighbors of school section No. 7, Hibbert and the surrounding community met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robtqloggarth and spent a social evening with them prior to their departure to Stratford. The first part of the evening was spent in readings, violin duetts, violin Solos, songs and speeches. Mr. G. Sutherland, af Hensel!, acted as chairman. At the end of the pro- gram Mr. and Mrs. Hoggarth were presented with, a musical cloek bY the people (if -School section No. 7 of which Mr. Hoggarth had been a truetee for 23 years. Miss Victoria Bolton read the address and Mr. Donald Brintnell made the presenta- tion. Mr. Hoggarth very able re- sponded -and ,thenked.ene, neighbors for their 'thoughtfulness ofshint and Mrs. Hoggarth i The council of which Mr..Hogegrth- wae•the Reeve presented Mr., and Mee. Hoggarth with an electrie. reading lamp. Mr. Hoggartin thanked tele council in an able Way for their useful gift. After lunch tire remainder a the • even- ing was spent in dancing. Every- body had a real good tifne. We wish Mr. and Mrs. Hoggarth many years of health and happness in their new Rome in Stratford. A. Y. P. A. HOLD HALLOWE'EN PARTY On Thursday even,ing the A. Y. P. A. of St. Paul's church held a Hal- lowe'en • masquerade. The basement was beautifulfy decorated in keep- ing with the occasion. A prize was donated to the one who remained incognito for the longest time. Miss Mary Aldrich was the winner, the prize being a boinof chocolates. So clever were the disguises that it was a considerable time before all the characters were made known. The follewing characters were rep- resented: Chinaman, Mr. J. Varley sailor, Mr". Leonard; Mexican, Miss Grace Stone; Master of the Hounds, Mr. G. Simpson; Country Squire, Mr.. H Jas. owe; A Lady, Miss nohns; pierrette, Miss Jean Stone; High- land Lassie, Mrs. J. Varley; Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, Mrs. Peppier; Gnome, Miss Louise Drum- mond; Very Friendly, Miss Mary Johnston; Witch; Mrs. E. Drum- mond; Gypsy, Mrs. Goodwin;,nierrot Miss Gladys Petty; Nun, Mrs. Jas. Simpson; Clown, Miss Ethel Howe; Eskimo, • Miss Emma Johnston; Ghost, Mrs. G. Simpson; Nun, Miss Sarah Fee; A Lord, Mr. Albert Shir- I ray; Mrs. Wiggins, Miss Margaret Drummond; Connundrum, Miss M. Aldrich; Brownie, Dorothy Drum- I mond; ,Japenese, nrene Hoggarth; ' Japanese, Beryl Drummond; Witch, Florence McDonald; Ghost, Marion McKay; Miss Innocence .Miss Mary Fee. The remainder of the pro- gram consisted of contests, readings, solos and instrumentals. Mr. Hens - len, manager of the Bank of Mont- real was present and was welcomed. by the rector, Rev II. Naylor, Mr. Houslen replied in a very Pleasing manner. At the close of the meet- ing dainty refreshments were served also fruit an candy. CHISEIMURST Mr. and Mrs. 'WM. Horton, of De- troit visited with the former's par- ents, _Mr. • and Mrs, Noah Horton, o deck. over the week -end. YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONVENTION AT id:ENS-ALL The Young Penint) Soeleties and Stanley Scheele Of Heron Presnytery of the Presbyterian church, held their Ralln in °panne ehurale Hen- eall, on Thursday, October 28th. The Presbytery's convener, Rev. James Foote,- Exeter, • presided, At the Afternoon SeSSiQ11 reports were re- eelved from yarions "Young Peole'e Secieties Mid Sunday Schools, Show- ing each ellve and yery active. The activities toward minions and local needs on the part ot both schools 'and sooleties nave be excellent, Miss Rena Hudson favored the con- vention with a beautiful solo, which was amide appreciated. An addrees by .Mr. Win. Weir, president of the Young People's Soetety, of Knox church, Goderich, on the subject of "The Chellange to the Young People of Today," was a splendid 'and un- fitting appeal,e "The Ninety an,d Nine" 'was sung by the promising Young singer and musiciap, Jack M- D -el -mid, 'oentloderich. Rev. F. W. Gilmour, B.A„ of London, in a fine address, left many helptul • sugges- tions. "The Snepherd's Care" was very finely tendered by the Ladies' Quartette, of' Elyth. At six o'clocit the ladies of Carmel church enter-• tained the large number present to a well provided supper in the base- ment of the church. At the even- ing meeting, which was well attend- ed; the nominating committee, pre- sented, through its convener, Rev. Alfred Macfarlane, of Clinton, the names of the officers of the Young People's Presbyterial of Huron Pres- bytery for the ensuing year. Hon. Pres., Rev. R. C. 1VicDermid, Code - rich; Pres., Mr. Wm. Weir, Goderich; : Vice -Pres 'Mies Rena Hudson, Hen- .sall; Sec'y, Miss Louie. Herrington, •Blyth; Tread., Mr. •Harry Strang, Exeter. Council, Miss Helen McDer- mid, Godericn; Miss Eleanor McEwen Clinton; Miss 'Mary Hale, B.A., Ex- eter; Miss E. '.Davidson, Seaforth. The president elect, Mr. Wm. Weir, of Goderich, Was introduced by his pastor, Rev. R. C. McDerand, who, in a few words sppke of his fine qualifications for the leadership un- to which he had beeu called. The Presbytery Convener, Rev. James Foote, in relinquishing the chair to the new president, spoke of the fine responsibilities and privileges as- socated with this high office 'among the young people, and how that one with the ability to lend. and to work eneortg the eroung people for goode as he had proven himself so. capable in dolegss would exert a fine influ- • ence upon the ivork. , Carmel church choir led the singingin the dovition- al exercses and rendered a plendid anthem. Rev. F. W. Gilmour gave a strong address on the subject of "Modern Young People" and stres- sed the point that home training, the family alter, and godly influence, on the part of the older people, were more essential to noting lives than harsh criticien. • Miss Ruby McLeod of Goderch, -sang "Open the Gates," with splendid- voice. • After a vote 91 thanks to Mrs -Gilmour and the ladies pf Carmen' church -the meeing ediouned to sneer he Minx church,. Gotlerieln, next year. • Dashwood Dr. H. H. Cowen,, L. D. S. • DENT" All Witt:mow At office in Hartleib Bloch, Dash- wood: first three days of week and it office ever the Poet Office, in nutlet). Tart tnrse days Of week. We have just 'unloaded a car of nice fresh shelled yellow corn -and we have a good stock of Western oats, bran, shorts, need flour, tank- age, oil cake, oyster shell, etc. • • HARVEY BROS., Exeter Mr. Ira Tiernan, of Lucknow, spent 'Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Tiernan. Mrs. E. Oesch, of 'Zurich, visited her -mother last week. Mr. C. Pfile made a business trip to London, OD. Monday. Mrs. A. Brenner left Saturday -for Stretford where she will spend the 'winter with her son. Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Stade and family spent Sunday in Zurich. Mr. Lorne Pfile, of Detroit, is vis- iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Pfile. Mr. and Mrs. H. Elsie and daiigh- ter Thelma are visiting in Sarnia. Mr. Wm. Stire, of Buffalo, is Vis- iting in town. Mr. Emberly is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rinker are visiting in London this week. Quite a number from here attend- ed the church opening servicee ft Zurich on Sunday. Mr. Brinker and sister and Miz Lucile Willert of Birininghane Mich. spent the vreek-end with Mr, and Mrs. Fred 'Willert. The doevl supper of the Evangeli- cal church, Dashwocin, was in every way a success. The members of the church are gratefel. forn the hearty co-operation of all wild help- ed to =Ake the event a great social - feature in the cc:immunity. The proceeds amounted to $405.00. The choir Parcel Post Sale amounted to • • The Aid and W. M. S. will hold the Monthly meeting me Thursday November 1.1th, at 2:80 p.m.—The Junior League will meet on Friday at 4:10 pen—The Sr. E. L. C. E. will meet on Friday evening -at 8 Messrs. 'Wilber ` Parker, Cliff Sel- ves, Wilson Brintnell, ;Tames Vance Crediton a.nti Lloyd Horton returned' nome •• nroin the West lag. week, The .benn Mr. 'Ann nine. Harry Peesetiaaii.ci report the threshing" all done ' Where Mr. and Mrs, Esli Heywood, on -tin nheynWere, .laut other places the.eter, spent ntinftey, s ith'• Mr. and ..........„.11dci, mesa of their Mrs, Eli tavesee. deep in stook cisvinn' to Wet,. bank- Mrs, hohn Appletdn, is tee the sick 'Whednweathee. We are glint hows list. , ., • , se , . refer -to lee the • bons 1Yftel agatil, ' 1 1 •..114:i'..," anti Ms. Wils.oun'Anderson The -Chiselburst Yining Peoplee , have moved to Crediton. Eat into Leegue of the United church, had a the .11oine they bought from Mrs.. 1 Hallowe'en: eoeial at Tnosday even- Win. SweitSer. • ..' i ' • ' ing. The prograin congaed of Mr, and Aire, Wm, Ileatherne ef teachings, recitetiono, violin solos, London, spent Sunday With Dir. and duets and centeste.- The lunch cons Min,. Henry Metre .. sited of piinipttiu pie with Whipped ' Mr. C. neaner returned lienie Mane sandwich= tend cornea, from Detroit last Week after 'letting • his deughter, hire. Herrn DYer, who was injured in 4 Minor Accident and who is AMY in the Highland Parh Hospital. Mr, Beaver Also Vieiten his brother in Elton, 'Miens Mr. and Mrs, Senn]. Finkbeiner moved to their farm north of Cretin ton last week,. • Bliss Edith Sweitzer is visiting friends ia Detroit.. Mr. and Mrs. Will Schroeder nave moved onto the farm of Mr. WilSou Anderson. . Mrs. Dan. 1VIcIsatie and son Lester accompanied by Miss Francis Clarke returned home Sunday after spend- ing the week -end with eelatives at Detroit, The Youen People's League of the'• Evangelical church nein a Hallow- e'en social at the Irome of Mr. and Godfreid Wein< en Wednesday evening. 'The home wad nicely decorated for the oecasiou. The meeting was opened by the eieging of a nuMber of old favorite songs after which the roll was called with every member responding witn conundrum. A short program was given consisting of readings by Miss Lavine Smith and Clara Morlock and vocal solo by Fred Feist, followed by a number of contests after whien lunch was served. The president, Miss A. Geiser was in charge et the meeting. National Thanksgiving and Arm- istice Day will be observed next Sab- bath and the ineseage of the day will be in neeping with the occasion at Zion Evangelical church. Special DIUSte will be provided. At the Sun - •day Scnool Session the Anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther will be obser- ved. "0 Come let us, Worship and be Thanktih." The South Hurn O. R. E., C. Con- vention meets at the t Evangelical church on Thursday afternoon at 1:30 and in the evening at 7:45. Rev. F. Manning representing the • Ontario Religious Educational Coun- cil is tile special speaker. Rev. J. M. Collieg, of Grand Bend, will al- so. address the Convention. There will be Thanksgiving ser- • vices in the United church On Sun- • day conducted by he pastor. Mrs. Ernest Guettinger went to St. Joseph's Hospital last Thursday. Her many friends hope that she may soon return restored in health. Michael Finkbeiner was born Feb- ruary 25, 1856 near Crediton and died on Saturday October 30, 1926; after a very brief illness. In Aug- ust of 1882 he was united in mar - 'siege to Fredericka Rotbfusz. 3 • sons and 3 daughters were born to them. One son predeceased father 4-2 years ago and mother died n33 years ago. The departed had dis- posed of his farm and was busily at work moving his houerheld effects to his new home in Crediton and with his companion and daughter was looking forward to a pleasant end restful evening of life. But God • whose calendar reads different than ours saw fit to transfer him past his newly acquired home to the man- sions ,above.',Last Thursday 'even- ing he became ill rather suddenly and his condition grew more serious and on Saturday afternoon' he died. The late Mr. Finkbeiner's second marriage was to Fredericka Geiger on July 24, 1884. One son and 3 daughters were born to them. In both of these unions the domestic life and relationships were most har-• monious, loving and peaceful be- tween parents and children. Amid the sorrow occasioned by his death, the aching heart exclaims; Oh that these happy bonds of love might have longer endured. Mr. Fink- beiner became a christian in his youth during the ministry of Rev. Mr. Dierlam and became a member of Zion Evangelical cburch, which connection he held until death. Last Tuesday he wsa 'present at the mem- orial service of the late Jacob Fink- beiner and apparently in good health He was an effectionate and loving father and a devoted husband. There remain, his companion, 3 sons, Char- les, of Detroit; Garfield. of London; and Arthur, of near Shipira. Six daughters, Mrs. Thomas Inge, of London; . Mrs. Albert Wesley, of Spokane, Wash.; Mrs. Geo. Kimmel, of Bridgeburg, Ont.; Mrs. Joseph Carruthers, Stephen Tp.; Mrs. Ar- thur Mellin and Miss Luella at home Six brothers, Christian, at Shipka; Fred, of Kilarney, Man.; Rev. Chas. S. of Hanna, Alta.; Rev. Sam -del, of Bowel, S. D.; Rev. J. G., Highland Park, Ill. and Prof. Thomas, of N. Central College, nnapierville, II. 2 sister, Mrs. Levi Stable, of near Crediton and Mrs. John Minnick, of Lockport, N. Y. also 18 grandchild- ren and many other friends and rel- atives. The funeral service was held Wednesday afternoon. Burial took place at Crediton. .A memor- ial service was conducted at Zion Evangelical Church, Crediton. Rev. W. Y. Dreier assisted by Rev. E. S. Hiscox were i1i charge. Centralia The Centralia chopping min will be closed one week froin November 6th to 131h, inclusive,' ter changing engines. Next Saunter Rev, W. Smith, of Elimville, rift nreach here in the morning as Mr. Irwin will be on An- niversary ivork in the morning in Elimville. Ile will also conduct the regelar service in Whalen in the af- ternoon and here in the evening. Mrs. (Rev.), Irwin has eeturned from Toledo where she spent a few weeks with her son Arnold. Mr. :rennet was in London last week visiting one of the ehuren of - Veleta Mr. D. A. nolmston, of Whal- en, who is in Victoria Hospital hex- ing had a bad accident at a throsh- 4ng lately. • Mr. and MI'S. Young, of Londoi. were hieelt-end nisitors with Mr. and • Mrs. Kent. M . Mr. and re. .Tackson and family' have moved to London this 'emelt where they Will reside in the future. Mr. C.- O'Brien is in Termite this Week On 4 Intsiness trip, , •Me. Andrew Hicke and Mr. Wm. Moffatt have gone to Winnipeg thiS week on a beeline trip. Mr. Chas. Vali-hall is Miring a ve- randa erected at the front of his o tfe this We I Mr, nein McCoy, Of London, 'Visit- ed On &When la.st Week With Min TiltiliffiGAhn NOV hiniER 4, and lYire. Kinney gutott,, , Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Dobbs, of WOodstocks visited at the home ,of Mr. alid' Mtn, W. J, Debbe -over the WHAL414 IVIrs. D. A, Jeleneton'is in Londoli KQI: 4 few days nvitli. ¥r Johnston, who is improving slightly from his last operp,tion • of Frdny last. Nis many friends will regret to learn that tis is the third time the doctors nave had to set hie ieg, but hope all will be satisfactory now. Mr i and Min. Frank Coates and Mr. and Mrs, Nat. Ogden, of Exeter, spent Sunday at the home of Frank Squire. . The anniversany services Were well attended on Sunda, both morn- ing and evening. Rev.' 'Irwin, our own pastor, conducted tlie serviees. The Granton quartette Provided the music for the, d,ay whin' was much appreciated by all. ' ' Mr. and M. Alf. -Brock and fam- ily, of Zion, spent Slinday with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Foster. Mr. Ned Small spent Sunday witli Mr. and Mrs. Hilton; Ogden. • Elimville We have just unloaded it car of nice fres1). shelled yellow coru and we have a good stock of Western oats, bran, shorts, feed Mem, tank- age, oil cake, oyster shell, etc. • HARVEY BROS., Exeter ' Miss Vera Heywood attended the O.R.E.C. convention in Loudon on Wednesday an Thursday of last week. Rev. and Mrs. Smith'and Mrs. Chas. Johns attended the Friday sessions. All report a goad conven- tion. On Thursday evening of last week the Y. P. Society held a very enjoy-' able meeting -when a contest between two of our local youngsmen made it - very interesting as Well as instruc- tive. Mr. Horace Delbridge gave an address on "The Use and Abuse of Motor Cars" and Mr. Thomas Hey- wood on "The British- .Empire." They handled their subjects with skill and the judges- pronounced them ties but gave the preference to 1VIr. Heywood who ivill ha,ve to com- pete with 'others tor nigher honors. Little Mies Lois.-Smnia is ince 71 r- ing from a heavy cold. • On Monday evening a Hallowe'en party was held al the. hosue of Mr. Everett Skinner villein quite a num- ber of young people enjoyed an ev- ening of:genuine fen indoors, as weather was decidealn disagreeable. About 20., young people were drese- ed in costume whine were interest- ing and made et difficult 4). identify the wearers. CLANDEBOYE • Mrs. C. Lynn and -family, 1VIcGi1- livray, along with. nirdn Wilson, re- cently visited, Mrs. Lynn's brother at Londesboro, where they met an- other brother, ,Geo. Grainger, of Seayner. Mr. Thomas. Grundy has returned to his daughter's home ea Ottawa, after spending some time with his sister, Miss ,E. Grundy, here. A successful thanksgiving • fowl supper, with concert trshlowing, was held on Tuesday evening of last week at the United church, Clande- boye, under the • auspices of the Ladies' Aid. • A retard crowd was present. An interesting address was given by Rev. D. McTavish, of Ex- eter and an etnoyable program fol- lowed. Music by Miss C. O'Neill. dramatic reanings" by Miss Doris Needhain, of London. Over $200 was received during the evening, and to this will be added the generous contribution received • at the anni- versary services conducted last Sun- day by the Rev. Neil Leckie, M.A., of Motherwell, Ont. Mrs. Penwar- den and Miss Davidson', of Centralia attended and very ably assisted in the program. /- EXETER WINS SOD PLACE ATEMEnc.IVIEE11 • The first nmnual meeting of the Huron Athletic Association was held in Clinton on -October :29th, -and was very successful in spite of 'the incle- ment weather. Mitchell, Exeter, Seaforth and Clinton' tollegiates competed before a large number of interested spectators. The meet sweepstakes went to Seaforth Col- legiate Institute, which also *on the Intermediate and Senor boys' cliam- ponships. Desjandine (Exeter) and Cluff (Seaforth) were tied for the Junior Boy's, Championship. Itt the gril's events, Mitchell • High School carried off the Sunior•ChainpionshiP, while Love (Exeter), Webster, (Sea- forth)•and nfiddleton (Clinton) were tied for the Senior Chempionship. A girls baseball game was full of interest. Exeter defeated Clinton by 7 runs to 4, while Mitchell defeated Seaforth by 19 to 9, In a closely contested basketball game Clinton proved' victors over Seaterth. The various athletic events result- ed as follows: Junior Bons 100 -yard dash--Desjardine, Ex- eter; Cleft, :Seaforth; Rorke. Clin- ton. High • jump—Jemeings, Exeter; Cluff, Seaforth; Montgomery, Sea - forth Broad junip—IVIontgeenern, San - forth; Desai -dine, Exeter; Middle- ton, Clinton. Hop, step and jai-lip—Montgomery Seaforth; Cluff, Seaforth; Desjar- dine, Exeter. 220 yards—Desjardine, txeter ; Idorke. Clinton.; Jordert, IVIitchell. Pole • vault — Cleft. &Mortis; Wickle, Mitehell; Middleton, , hanior boys champieu was a tie between Desjardine, Exeter; Cluff, Seaforth. In.terinediate Bbns 100 -yard dash —Daly, Seaforth; Venner, Clinton; Taman, Exeter, • High jump—sttwot, Seaforth; Daly, Seaforth;' Vennor, Clinton, Broad jump — Taman, teeter; Daly, Seaforth; Veinier, Clinton; Davidson, Mitchell. 220 yards—Daln Seaferth; Taitan Diteter; Veneer, °Hunan, Pole *Ann-a-Steil/art, Seteforth; Davideoe, Mitchell; Boyle, iflx • Snotput---Nolan, Seaforth; eson, Clinton; Veneer, Clinton. Inter m e late 1)0 Y4' champion— Daly, neatortle ,Seither Bone 10 0 -nerd dash—Cook, Clinton; Reed, Exeter; Colgullouli, High jump — Willis, Seaforth; • Bather Sesnortne Reed, 1±);Ketor, Broad Junin = Leary., Mitcliell; Willis, SeatOrth;Nioolt, Clinton. Hop, step and 34114—Willis, Sea - forth; Cook, Exeter; Speneer, Exeter Pole vault—Campbell, teeters Willis, Seafortb.; Coon, Exeter, Shotput----Willis, Seaforth; Get - tier, Mitchell; nryers, Mitchell, Half -mile --- Colgultou, Mitchell' Idowey, Exeter; Cook, Clinton. Senior boys' champion—Willis, Seaforth, Junior Girls 50 -yard dash—Abrey, Morrison, Clinton; Reed, Exeter. Hein step and- jump—Abrey, Mit- chell; Farquhar, Seaforth; Hudson, Seafd-rat Higil jurnp—Abren, Mitenell; Mil- ler. Clinton; Farquhar, Seaforth. Broad junap--Abrey, Mitchell; Archbald, Seaforth; Miller, Clinton.. Junior • girls' champion---AbreYn IViitchell. Senior Girls 75 -yard nash--Willows, M. Cadmore, Clinton; Sallisbury, Mitchell. ' Hop, step arid jump—Webster, Seaforth; Love, Exeter; Middleton, Clinton High jump—Middleton, Clinton; Johneton, Seaforth; Webster, Sea - forth.. er Broad jump—Turnbull, Seaforthr Love, Exeter; Flynn, Clinton. • Senior girls' champioxiship tied. between Love; of Exeter; Webster, of Seaforth, and 'Nfiddleton, of Clin- ton. 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