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On Wednesday, September 12th
an interesting event took place a
the hot
eof Mr. and
Mrs. Robt.
T
l to when
L gtheir daughter, Pena,
Hazel, was united in marriage to Mr.
Frederick R. Rathwell, son 01 Mr.
and Mrs. John Rathwell. The cere-
mony was performde:at high b
g V
Rev. R
. A. Lr
dy in the e presence of
the immediate relatives. The bride
charmingly• gowned in ivory flat
crepe bridal
veil, 4a
l
ib
a
bouquet of Ophelia and Sweetheart
roses, was escorted by her father to
.the strains Of Lohengiin's= ;wedding
march, charmingly rendered by Miss
Edith Hunt, and took her place be-
fore a bane of fern and flowers Af-
ter receiving _ congratulations and
good wishes, the guests sat down to,
a sumptuous luncheon, served in the
dining room where the color scheme
was carried out in pink and white.
The young couple left for a short
honeymoon trip by motor among
showers of confetti and good wishes.
On their return they will reside on.
the groom's farm near •Brucefield..
Guests from a distance for the
wed-
ding were: Mrs. D. S. Blair and lit-
tle daughter Mary, of Saskatchewan;
Miss Mary Blair, of Grand Eap.ids,
Mich.- and Mr. 1-larold Rathwell, of
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sproat have re-
turned from a pleasant ten days' mo-
tor trip to Toronto, Niagara Falls
and Buffalo.
- Mr. and Mrs, John 'Baird, of De-
troit, were visitor's for a couple of
days at the house of Mr. and Mrs.
James Bowe;-.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hay, Miss Jean
McLean and Mr. Alex. Sinclair are
spending a few clays at Niagara Fa'
visiting Miss McLean's sister, Mrs.
Wm. Hay.
Miss M. Mellis has returned home
from Toronto, where she has been
visiting for a couple of weeks,
ZURICH
Mee, S. Brown, of -Kitchener visit-
ed recently with her sister, Airs. .f.
. Ir.
eetez'
t
I's, °
Mrs, , P. Koehler, who o visited at
Pted, homJbureoll for some time, has retain -
Mrs.
Mrs. Jolin Fuss left on Tuesday of
last, week for ..a few we's
,It
e
k.,vl•'�.
in
Detroit with her daughter, Mrs, J. J.
Schwartz:
117r, and
Mrs. J
. Nt. Golinas`,of,
, Axl
Arbor,
Mich., 11,
4 are.
visiting ,ng �ela4ives
here, Mrs. Gelinas being a sister of
14 Tr. John Fuss, of the village.
Mr, and Mrs. F. R Stade 'and a d soli
Harold have returned after a visit
with friends at 1-Iolly, Pontiac and
Detroit, Mich.
Miss Susie Johnston spent her h l
iclays in, Kitchener. o
Oficial notice has been received
by the Board of Police Trustees'
R.I
Zurich, of a reduction of the rates
for hydro electric power. 'The street
lights have been reduced from $15.0e
to 813.00 which will make a differ-
ence of 8120,00 , to the village 1.ler.
year. , The domestic rate has been
reduced one cent per k,it., and the
commercial rate two cents per k.h,
LATE' ELIZA : SNELL
11 Ld.
It will be sad to many of our older
residents to learn of the death of a
former Well known resident of Zur-
ich, in the person of Eliza. Snell, rel-
ict of the late Win. Snell, Who died
at the .Soldier's. Home, Grand Rapids
Mich., on Friday, August 31st at the
age of 75 years. For the past feiv
year the deceased had been in very
poor health and, her death was not
unexpected. Mrs. Snell was born in
New Hamburg and came to Zurich
when quite young and continued to
reside here until about -35 years ago,
when she and her husband litoved'to
Sand Lake, and after her hus'band's:
death, four years ago, she went to
live at Grand Rapids. She is surviv-
ed by one daughter, Mrs. Paut. of
Cleveland, Ohio, and three brothers:,;
Jacob, of Ayton; John, of Zurich and
Henry, of Waterloo. . Interment . in
Sand Lake cemetery-.
'You're shire of the Church—as a
place to spend Sunday the church
niay have some disadvantages, but
it never;, turns turtle. —Vancouver
Province,
Better Smile—It takes sixty-four
muscles of the face to .make a frown
and only thirteen to make a smile.
Why work overtime.? --Grand Forks
Sun.
Compensations—Many a young
man thinks he will be a .smart old.
fellow when lie grows up and when J. 0. Necessary, e, wh
he grows up he consoles himself with .married. Dolly Myers,of Shawneof Burbanko
the thought of what a sinart.;youngapparentiy was one of the necessities
fellow he was in his youth.—Winni- of her life, snickers the Wichita,
peg Free Press. Kan. Eagle.
When you .embrace opportunity,
you get no powder on your sleeve.
The. longer automobile tours are
better. They make you so arrack
mord glad to' -get back home.
Nero fiddled while Rome .burne:l,
but now when there;s a 'fire every-
body hops into au automobile and
goes to it.
STEPI-1EN COU
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tClo.nc
volnioeint
ehtentt
Thele;C ed;knulze•I}, Sept
eat,, 1'0e instates of
meiet:;n•' ,ere
�� read itincl adopted.
Resolved that tile application'
Tho„ Trevettt:ck Por the1]i
osxt'
our
Tax
Collector 0l bee ac,cc,pt:3>d, and ^f
be be pad a salary o,t $85.00.
Smelt Swe:iazcr—'
T"h at. by -lam(
4
op..pasrletis Tie's Trevctb
1idJ
of Taxes, aira2s b4,Qeil read three
be passed s;;gne�l and, s'realed. Car,
Flares—Pinhole--T:bat By;liw
317 t•a accittfire land' for the spurp.o.
° of the To -erns -113p, ,having• been read'tl„r
three 'times, be passed, signed :aiid
sealed—Carriedi,
Peiillale— Hayes -That By-law
y a v
3118 to provide for the levy and, e
lection, of taxes for 1923,r
read three't;mss, behaving 1�e�5
; passed, signed;
rl.
scared,—Ca�xrs�e•_..
ria ye —
} ie That
�� � By-law
b �ng a 'by-law to rovide"'" 1
draining certain lands "Lo Ste hen,
leve till as the e S� a; p , a
„li_p]ta Drain; lzavlwt,g;
been mend °nca, be provtision'all ado' t
eel --,Carred.
y F w
The following iordersIi
•,vexe passed,-�,v
Elmer Rickel—Sag, gravel 11,10; EL Mair
terse, gracl.;ng and tile, 4.06; Paul Shupe.
co..m'r:, 3,10; Tos, 'Elder, gravel, 53.45
ggstntasirar, state n for Votes Lists,
39.6 ,Samuel Smith, cutting weeds
Stephen aid Usbox:ne 1.50; Geo. Either
lnak,:n g tile 181,50; John Richards, gra_
vel 18:60; Geo. r re, crnd
drain 4.20; CentraliaEriLbeFarmpers'ulve,Ce-ot pean-
ative C o,, baiiatnce cement 57.50; Her-
bert Beaver, erav:1, 13.80;, 5: W,
les, corn, and culs'ertr,11.00; Ailsa Craig
Farmers` Co-operative. Co posts and
caa-tag�e 00;: •Exec, 5, Steciaacheres_::
tate,, lo!t Fu25,ld ,re;. fees of Gleed 102;95:
Adjounnmedt to Oct. lst"at 1 p.m,
Henry Eilber'' Clerk.
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, SEPT.4th . 1923
,..
YOUR LUCKY DAY'
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Ward, B: .
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c ts. P
rnicipal.
M. A. Stone, .Com, Specialist, p ahs!, Vice—Principal.
Phone 198
DR. A. MOIR L. M. C. C.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 70 HENSAII
DR.J . W. PECK
Graduate of Faculty of Medicine,
McGill University, Montreal; Member
of. College of Physicians and Surgeons
of Ontario; Licentiate of Medical
` : Council Of Canada; Post : Graduate
Member.,of Resident Medical staff of
General Hospital, Montreal, 1914-15;
Office, 3 doors east of Post Office.
Phone 56, Hensall, Ontario.
DR G. W. DUFFIN
Graduate of Faculty of ' Medicine,
Western University, London; Mem-
ber of College of Physicians and Sur-
, ' geons, of Ontario; Post Graduate
3Iember of Resident Staffs, of Re-
neiving and Grace Hospitals, Detroit,
for eighteen months; also Post Grad-
uatemember of Resident Staff in
Midwifery, at Herman Kiefer Hospi-
tal, Detroit, for three months.
- Office over Joynt's Block
Phone 114 Hensall, Ont.
DR. -G; L. SMITH
DENTIST
Two doors east of the Molsons
Bank, Hensall Out.
Away Wednesday afternoon's.
PROUDFOOT, KILLOR.AN
&' HOLMES
Barristors, &c.
Office' on the Square, 2nd door
from Hamilton St„ Goderich.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
`W. Proudfoot, K.C. J. L. Killoran,
D. E. Holmes
Mr. Holmesi
wl e
1 be iii Hensall
been
watchman. a
n u for six years at the Goderich where
.every Friday from 9 until 6.ethey willmake their
Suburban Express Office, found Dre- Home in futurr e e: Mr. and IVIrs. Wil-
co a splendid remedy and tells you son are to take charge 'of the Chit=
dren's Shelter at Goderich and the
best wishes, of a host of friends go
with than to their new home.-
CHI5ELHURST
Mr. Earl Has
nett wife
and faintly
and Robt. Wilkinson, of. Lucan, vis-
ited on Sunday with Mr.. W. J. Wil-
kinson.
Mrs. John and Mrs., Geo. Chain=
bers visited in Exeter on Sunday.
Mr. Charles 'Harris has returned
to Lyndonville, N. Y., after visiting
relatives here. Mr. Cecil Harris re-
turned home with hini. They visit-
ed at 'Woodstock` and Toronto on
the way. Miss Pearl Harris is v„
iting at Woodstock, Toronto, Lewis-
ton, Niagara Falls, and Lynclonville.
for two weeks.
An auto accident occurred. -at the
Chisellxurst corner on Thursday' last
about .one o'clock. Mr. •Harry Tyn-
doll, of Seaforth, was driving north
and Win. Cole was going west when
the two cars collided. One car -was
turned over twice while the other
car was upset. Mrs. Tyndall lied
the misfortune to have her arm brok-
en but the others luckily escaped
with :a few minor outs and bruises.
The cars were badly wrecked.
Anniversary services will be held
in the Chiselhurst church nett Sun=
day. The Pastor,- Rev.' A. Sinclair,
will preach special :sermons, at 'three
and 7.30 o'clock. Special .music is
being arranged and it is expected T
that 3arge Congregations will be pre=
sent. g
Several from this community took
in the Exeter fair on. Tuesday. / 1i
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A number from here attended
Exeter fair on Tuesday.
y
Zurich fair is to be ,held on 'Thurs-
day and Friday of this week, ,
Mr. Harry Smith, Jr.; of London,
visited in town on Sunday -last.
Mr. and 1Vlrs. M. R. 'Rennie, 'of
London, visited in town on Sunday.
Mr. Volland, of the village,e spent
the week -end h his with sou n in Gode-
rich.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Whitesides and
family motored to Ailsa:Crai on;
Sunday. g
Mrs. Youngblut, of Kitchener, re-
cently visited v ed 14Ir, and Mrs. Jas. Bon-
thron of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. O'Brien, of
Exeter, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Wilson ou Sunday.
Miss Mary Hoggarth returned to
Toronto on Saturday after spending
some time with her parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Troyer and
family; of Courtland, visited Mr
and Mrs. Geo. Hudson on. Sunday
last.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Shaddock and
fauiliy, of.
Londesboro, visited Mr.
T. Shaddock and Miss Elva on Sun-
day last.
Mr. G. Young took first prize and
diploma for -best animal in class
with his high stepper at the Exeter
fair Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Little and fam-
ily, left Tuesday for an extended
motor trip to Philadelphia and oth-
er points in the U. S. A.
Miss Beryl Ashton visited at her
home in Gorrie on Sunday. She was
accompanied back by her sister, Miss
Lorna, who visited here for a few
days.
Mr. E. Rennie held millinery open-
ings on Friday and Saturday last
and had on display many pretty and
becoming hats shown to advantage
by Miss,B. Ashton.
Quite a number from Hensall at-
tended the play 'Cheerio" held at
the Grand theatre London last week.
his play was put on -by the. famous
Dumbell" troup whicli is • always
ood and well ,worth hearing.
Dr. G. W. Duffin, who recently
ad his office over T. C. Joynt's
tore, has given up his practice here
nd has moved to Thorndale, Ont.
Mr. and Mi's. D. A, Cantelon visit-
ed the former's parents in Clinton on
Feels Bcttcr
Thai for: Months
Mr. McNabb Finds Drcco a bonder
ful. System -cleanser and Health
Builder and Recommends it !uglily:
Mr. 'D. McNabb who resides at 40
Ford Street, Toronto, and who has
Mr. and Mrs. T. Appleton and
family, of Exeter, have moved to
town and are at present living in the
east part of Mr. A. Murdock's build-
ing on King street, west of the Town
Hall. Mr. Appleton is sectionman
on the C. N. R.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wilson, two of
our well-known and respected resi-
dents
are
leavingweek 'this
Is
iof •
AUCTLONEER
OSCAR KLOPP
Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Au-
ctiou'Scltool, Special course taken in
Registered Live Stock (all Breeds,)
Merchandise, Real Estate, Farm
Sales, etc. Rates in keeping with
prevailing prices. Satisfaction as-
sured, write Oscar Klopp, Zurich, or
wire,18-93, Zurich.
EVERY SORT .0131 JOB. PRINTING
Aliful PRINT -Posters, Dodgers, En-
velopes, Letterheads, Visiting Cards,
Shipping Tags, and anything at all,
at
The Observer Printing Office, Hensall.
Orders taken for Daily and Weekly
Papers. Toronto and London papers
44.75. In club with the Exeter Times
about at in the following statement.
"Before taking Dreco, says Mr.
McNabb, "my liver was sluggish and
my stomach weak and I often had
Mr.
spells" of sourness and gastritis that John Sherritt, well-known ex-'
were distressing. My bowels were M.P., and a resident of Hensall in
constipated so badly that I had to its pioneer days, died at his hone
take. a laxative every day, and a cold on lot 21, con. 8, Bianshard Tp. on
settled in my kidneys. It seemed as Friday, Sept. 14th., in his 72nd year.
if I could not gett rested. My appe_
The funeral took place from his
Lite: failed
me emy condition got home on Sunday,,interment being
made at Grand Bend cemetery, A
so bad that the thought of food evert
fairly sickened me.: The result: was number from in and around Hensall
attended r
un -
that I was getting no nourishment the funeral which was
and my. system was getting weaker usually large.
every day. A quiet wedding took place at the
"Since last spring I have taken Methodist parsonage, }tensall, on
several different medicines, hone of Monday afternoon Iast, "Sept. 17,.
which gave me the least result. Then when Miss Mary Elizabeth White,
Dreco 'was suggested to me and,:I was united in marriage to Mr. John
thought I could do no more than give Wilburt ,Marriott, both' of Stephen
it a trial. This I have done and the Tp. The wedding ceremony was per -
improvement that has . resulted in formed by Rev, 'A. Sinclair, after
Which the young couple left on a
short honeymoon. On their return
th
in Stephen.
feeling. Aly, fond digests. well and T Mr. Robt. Patterson, one of our
esteemed busihess` hien has sold Alis,
X5.25, Leave your order at the Ob- three short weeks is ''little. less than
Server Office. Marvellous.
"1VIy Co]istipation is greatly reliev-
ed, my appetite is improving and 110
longer do I have. that tired, weary
Lumber Advanced
c
But we aro stili selling White Pine
dressed .on both sides 'at $45.00 per
thousand.
1x6 dressed and matched, white
pine $50.00, per M.
B.C. No, 1 :XXX Shingles
B. C. No. 1 XXXXX Shingles
Bird's Ashphalt Twin Shingles
Bird's Ashphait Roll Roofing 18' in,
wide; the heaviest made.
?Mane No. 12
C LA 1 O Jl JAI
,
�
GEA Tlg
fey will reside on the groom's -farm
'have" been .freed'off my gastric .t]•ou- , flour and feed business to Mr. G.
Case and son Garnet, .bf. town. Mr.
Patterson has not 'been enjoying 'the
b.est:of hearth' for, Seine.tVni and he
and Mrs. Patterson intend to winter -
in Florida and other.southern points
We are sorry to lose Mr. Patterson
from our business sect.foi, but we
ble and sourness. My liverisactive
once more and my kidneys much
stronger and I e'it`n notice that since
'my system has been purged, that the
yellow jaundice, which had develop-
ed during the course of my sickness,
is gradually disappearing.
"All in all, I am wonderfully im- hope to see hien back: with us again
proved and gladly give the credit to in a ear orl
Dreco" 1sofully restored to
• health,
Anyone's system is •apt to run
:'
down, but it can be readily built up A grand dramatic comedy will he
again with Dreco. This grand herb- given in the Town 1 -Tali on Friday
al reznody contains no mercury, pot evening next, Sept. 21st by. St, Paul's
Iain '
The toric
1 club nail or .eta habit • ru of Wingham. s i i forming drugs Is.
c OO� and is ?� ti-
b U
the most reliable tonic and regulator tie of; this exceptionally good piny is.
for digestive:troubles ever put on the "Mrs, Temple e Telegram" and is
1 market: Let it frac you from un-, given under the auspices of St.Paul's"
neeesSary euff'oring by putting your' church, Hensall. This play is hem -
stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels in orous' aiid witty and has been very
proper working order, highly spoken of wherever it has
,ecu li1e.en..ed. Admission adults
Dreco is being specially introduced 50c, children 25. Don't fail to atm
in Exeter by W. S. IR/% +Y,: and $s: fend this t]tirtli-provol:ing colnedy.
sold by a good druggist everywhere. Youth be sorry if you do,
THE EXETER, TIMES`
Miss Anita .Graham, of ;London, re-
cently visited friends in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. D. Reed, of Lon-
don, visited relatives in town on Sun-
day.
Y:.
MrFred Hesshas purchased' the
dwelling ,now occupied by Mr. Nelson
Blatchford from N1r. J. W. Ortwoin.
Miss Sean Maxwell left on Monday
morning for London where she 'iri-
tends to train for nurse in St. ;Jos-.
e»h's. Hospital.
Mrs. Ja
s.P l r a
who I •
Y R rented h4r..
nnng
St.tie thisdwellisummgater,the Inaseast agaiendn o1 moyodKi
back to her, home,
Mr.
Emmerson Iso
n aiid Arthur Gabel,
of near Zurich left Wednesday for
,Massey, New Ontario, where theyin-
tend;taking up land .
Miss Cooper, of -Kipper, and who
has recently been employed
in Tor-
onto has taken a position as:' book-
keeper for, Mr. T. C.Joynt,
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Quantz and.
daughter of Goderic 1 t
, visited Mr.
and Mr's. A. L, Case
on Sunday last.
Mr. Quantz as the C.P.R. agent at
Goderich.
Rev. 1Vit
Naylor is all smiles ' just
now resulting from the arrivalof a
bca"uncing baby"boy
bo y l est week and
congratulations are the order of the
day with' him,
While cranking" his car Mr. T.
Sherritt had 'the misfortune to have
the crank fly off and strike him on
the forehead: .,The wound ` took a
couple of Stitches to close.`•
On Sunday afternoon last a large
Hudson super -six automobile ran in-
to the ditch and turned on its -side
about a Mile and • three-quarters
south of Hensall The sole occu-
pant of the car was a man from De-
troit and he was cut about the head
and several stitches were required
to close, a large cut; above the eye
The car, a rather expensive one by
the way,• was badly damaged. The
e
top was crushed and one side scrat-
ched and dented. It was brought
to A. F. McEwen's garage where it
is being repaired..,
DEATH OF MRS. FORD
On Saturday evening Mrs. Michael
Ford, of Windsor. who was visiting,
.at the home of Mrs. T. J. Berry, 01
this; village, who was just preparing
to go out to tea with a relative, sud-
denly fell to the floor dead. Mrs.
-Ford was in her 86th year and a•
wonderfully active woman for that
age, and was going around every day
visiting and calling on relatives and
friends. Mrs. Ford has been living
with an unmarried sou and' her dau-
ghters in Windsor, and 'was acconi-
panied by,her son Thomas. The 'de-
ceased was well and favorably known
here by the older residents, and ivas
highly;•,r`espected. -The remains were
taken frons here son Monday morning
.for interment in the family plot and
were accompanied by her neice, •Mrs.
Bolton and Edward Berry..
DWELLING FOR SALE
One Story,Frame Dwelling, north
side King Street, Hensall; 4 rooms,
2 village lots, well situated. Small
fruits and good water. Apply George
Brown, or Gladman & Stanbury.
Clerk's Notice of First Posting of
ATOTERS' LIST. 1923.
Municipality of Village of Hensall'
County of Huron
Notice is hereby given that I have
transmitted or delivered to the per-
sons mentioned in Section 9 of the
Ontario Voters' List Act, the'copies:
regiured> by said Section to be so
transmitted or delivered of the list
made pursuant to said Act, of all
persons appearing by the last revised
Assessnient Roll of the said Munici-
pality to be entitled to vote in the
said Municipality at elections for
members of the Legislative Assembly
and at Municipal Elections, and that
the said list was first posted up at
my office in Hensall, on the llth clay
of September, 1923, and remains
there for your inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters
to take ,immediate proceedings to
have any errors or omissions correc-
ted according to law.
Dated this 11th day of September,
1923. .
A. MURDOCK,
a'
Cletlti of the Village of Hensall:..
DASHWOOD
Dr. H. H. Cowen, L. D. S.
I). D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
Hartleib's Block — Dashwood, Ont.
Mn. and MI's. Jack Ire ]k and . Mr.
Y M.
Holt, of Port Elgin, visited with Mr.
Mrs, .T. C. Reid last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sine Ireland, of
Stratford, were week -end visitors at
the home of E. Tiernan.
Mr. and Mrs, Rudolph Stade; of
Zurich, spent Sunday with the for-
mer's parents Mr. aiid Mrs, C. Stacie,
Mr. and M] S,IXarry Kraft, Mr. Jack"
Wein, Mrs• C. Finkbeiner and daugh-
ter Catherii , were visitors to Sarnia..
over the week, enc.
Mr. Sint Oestrioher unriei''ivent an
operation in London on Saturday.'
Wo hope 10r a speedy recovery,
Messy . lir'
5 C a. � ii
5. 't d ]t W
I Linden-
field, of Parkhill, Spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Steinhagen.
Miss. Dora Kraft, oft Loddon, is
visiting at her home here.
S
Uhe
OF CANA17
has authorized a
Weekly Purchase
by which
h
s all you need to pay
down for a,•
Car, Truck or Tractor
When the weekly payments, together
with interest, equals one-third
price of thedesire model you We make
delivery. The balance can be paid in
o
fort. eA �h.t
forty-eight weekly or twelve monthly
equal instalments.
Ask us , about the Ford Weekly
Purchase Plan.
MILO ELL
COOK 1314,0S.
'OSID MOTOR COMPANY or CANA
Exeter
Hensall
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