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ix THE AMBITIOUS YOUNG PEOPLE
OF TIES C07,1111,kliN1TY ICNOW THAT
THE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
Clinton, Ontario
ranges classes to accoMmodate Students 'wishing tc),-- live at home and
cOominute daily by train? •'That, on a 22 week's course, ono month is
given free of feeS, to insure student having full tinth at school? t
'That, thia school has the Most highly qualified leaching staff of any
Private Commercial School in the Province?
TH,AT THESE', PACTS l'ilEAN YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Winter Term; VVEDINIESI)A.Y,..3ANUAIIN 2, 1924
STUDENTS MAY ENTER AT ANY '1'IME
COURSES
STENOGRAPHIC, COMYIERCIAL, SECRETARIAL AND „SPECIAL
Write or PhOne 198, ror full information.
. A. STONE, COM. SPECIALIS'it,
Vice Principal
1. P. iValittD, B.
Pricipai
DR. G. L. SMITH
DENTIST
'Two doors east of the Molsons
Bank, Hensall Ont.
Away Wednesday afternoons,
PROUDFOOT, ICILLORAN
& HOLMES
Barristors, &c.
Office on the Square, - 2nd door
from Hamilton St., Goderich.
Priv ate funds to loan at lowest rates,
proudfoot, K.C. , J: L.,Killoran,
D. E. Holmes '
Mr. Holmes, milk be in Hensall
ariery Friday from 9 until 6.
AUCTIONEER.
OSCAR' KLOPP
Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Au -
ten School, Special, course taken in.
egistered Live Stock (all Breeds,)
Merchandise, •Real Estate, Farm
Sales, etc. Rates in keeping with
'prevailing prices. Satisfaction as-
-.
=red, write Oscar Klopp, Zurich, or
*ire 18-93, Zurich.
,
DR. A. MOIR,
Physieian and. Surgeon
3Plione 70 HENSALL
DR. T. W. PECK
Graduate of Faculty of Medicine,
gdeGill University, Montreal; Member
HEMSALL
Mr.- Cr.Cantelon, ot Clinton, was in
town' on Tuesday of this week.
1VIr. _Hugh \tc1)onaic, of Clinton,
Spent the. week -end at his home in
town.
Mr. William Harlon, of Stratford,
is visiting relatives in town this
Week.
McKay is at p?esent vis-
iting with her sister, Mrs. Valker, of
Guelph.
, M'r[und Mrs. Wm. Blatchford, of
Toronto, recently visited ..-relatives
. „
in Hensall.
Miss T. J. Pe4ound, of the West;
is at Present the guest of Mr. and
•
Mrs. R. Pollick.•
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ester are here
from. the „West, the guest of Mit-and
Mrs, Fred „
Preparatory serviees will be ',held
church. anointed for 1924' 'Minister's
warden, Jas. Simpson; PeoPle'S war-
,
den, 13. 0: Edwards; Vestry Clerk, A.
L. Cast); Auditors, A. L. ease aud
M. Case; lay delegate, Q 0 Potty;
sub. 'lay delegate, W. Fee; eharch
council, G-,,' Armstrong, G.,M.‘ Case, L.
Clark, W. Fee, Geo. Case, H. Brad-
shaw; envelope secretary, 1-I, Brad-
shaw; rep, to cemetery 'board,' 0.
Petty; organist, MSS Gladys Petty;
Asst. organist, Mrg. E. Drtrinnaolid,
suocEssFUL CARNIVAL
The ,carnival 1t1U on the loCal
rink en Tuesday evefting,Aaet • was
very well attended, nearly everyone
arriving in costume, which inade the
scene very lively and the large- as-
sortment' of 'costumes present caused
the- judges no' little trouble 'th pick
out the p11210 winners. After the
different classes of costumeS had par-
aded before the judges the races were
held which ,eaused no small excite -
meat on the part of the spectators.
Skating was resumed- after these
events were over,. and the ice being
in ideal condition the latter part of
the evening was fully enjoyed by the
skaters. The laillowing 'were -the
prize winners: Ladies' charaCter co -
tame, 1st, D. Welsh; 2ncl, Mrs. ,Sang -
in the Presbyterian church on Friday'
•
IVIr; and Mrs., 13, Hartoil, 0iai1-
dard, Alta., are visiting friendS'
Hensel), this Week. - s • -."-•
Mr. O.- Tassmore WAS in' To -rent°
this week- on ` business in connection
with, the hydro sYstem ';
Mr. Wes. Nichols and Wes: Green-
,
have oretm-nfr
ed from Detroit where Mr. m.
-S." .Cua°1e, 011
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theY'-have been spending:a few weeks Kippen.
pressing hay in: this vicinity.
'1Ir. Owen .Geiger, of town; and
reeve of Hay ,Tp., ,are at- HAY COUNCIL'
tending the C01111[Y. Council at Gode- •
rich this week. 4 The Council of the TownSidi of
Owing td- the snow storms of 'the 1 -lay, ,met according to ,,the, Municipal
past few days the trains lia-,Ven not, Act, on Monday, Jall l4th, in the
been running justas promptlY ,on TOwnShin Hall, Ziirloh, when the fel-
time as usual. ' lowing subseribed to,the declaration
ASIIWOOD
;H: Cowen, L. D. S.
D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At MeCormick's Block, 'Zurich
Thursday -and Saturday.
t 31/UN' 041T -ICE
tleib's ;Block. Dash`Wood, Ont
ss A, 13ec1ie1, of Baden, is 'visit
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lug her cousin Miss GladysGuenther
.Mr. W. Meyer left on Monday for
Detroit.
Alias Ida Routledge, of Zurich, is
visiting triende in towns.
ed at the home of Mr. J. K. Goetz
fo:visrt.u:snia,o. 0,4meintr, of. To:oi:to,,Y,i,site
over the Week -end.
Mt. Lea Eveland left on "Monday
Mr. Henry •Callfae has returned,
from Morriston, where be attended
the funeral of his aunt.
every
Gunria g.
An nteref th lotige
WaS given by W. 3. Diuemore from its
beginning in 1854 twill the 'present,
with references also froqn 'Rev. .1,
Hunter and .0. J. WestIna n ,ilti, 181,
'Dinsmore, win) has been a memt)er
for 45, years, and iu thb,t time line
lever missed an animal colebratiOn,
WAS made an honorary 1 s niember,
arid a locket beo.ring the' signet and
//umber of the lodge was presented
to' him. Lunch was srved.
REDITON
;(iJAII REDUCTION 8A.I.1.4;
In order to make room for our
spring stock and to bridge us over,
the, slack settson, we are ' offering
twenty (20) Snits at greatly reduced
prices for two weeks only, 0011/10011C-
ing with Jan. 24111, 1924. The reg-
ular, price of those suits was $35 to
$40',; Salo price $30. No more and no
less, hand tailored and the yery best,
of trimmings.' All. other Suits 10%
oft'., Come early and get First Choice,
1
g lii parelW2, Alt, uud
21io. .101111 21128 Agri lear r 1 et" ,1-3Vil111;c4hu;'\•41-1.',
is visit:tug 4
1
110111C here.
Iliessro A. ,) 21008011 and c,
Manson, of the Goshen ino, noith,
wero at Toronto the pait'l
tending the fitnor,i1 or their
tile late Audrey,. 10)202.
—11fOlf
dd
1,f7oe'Ll(l1-3,1 vat11'r iyethlii)aer:L111:3'00T111:2V,3e af! Nt. gig2112
1110 2 rSi
°
flay Tp., n AVi.:dneselay Jan. 9111,
when their eldest dtingirter. Vora
Estella Was united in tilarriag3 10
Wm. Lloyd Ct'Brieli, son of' Mr. and
Mrs. Win. O'Brien, of Zailolt, Tho
ceremony was performed by ltev, A,
Sinclair, of Ifoiasall. The young
couple, who are boil/ veily populaiin
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ail., and mrs, '..Eda.asorner of- Baat ,- 1 11 Beltzinann, Credtten, Ontznaic-a, here hi ing take„
field called on Mr. and Mrs. George 2101(20111Tailor rooms in part of Mrs. C. Wagner's
,21r. J, G. YOung is under the doc- residence,
Merner one day last week. '
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Sidney and Loreeu Baker left'an
\,4011daYfr1oi- Detroit.
Mr. C. Stade who has been on 1110
sick list for sometime is 01)10 to be
02)and around. ,
Mr. D. Pedersen is on the sick list.
,Mr. Lloyd Edighoffer d
has returne
to Leamington after spending a few
days with•his parents.
,Mr. Wm. Mason left last Thursday
for Detroit. /
The band concert held ("),-,.r," Friday
e'vening last proved to be a decided
ed
Pat-
success. ,-, The hall was filled to its
ster; gents' comic cost
utmost )acit ard 011 enjoy -ii
time was
lerson:,- 2nd, Jas. -Sangster; Girls' l
'Ote
ancy costume, 1st, L. Staceyn. 2nd spent 1)y all.
L. l)runimond; I3oys' comic costalme
lst W. Dadsoa; 2rid T. Iledde.'ni La-
,
dies' race, I -I. "Whiteside; ' 2nd D.
Welsh; one little racel.'Heciclen. „
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DWELLING FOR .SALE
, .
One Story Priafe .Dwelling, north
side King, Street,' Hensall; 4 -rooms,
2 village lots, well SmalL
fruit§ and-gdod water.=Apply ,GeOrge
Bro:wri, ia,n. & Stanbury..
tor'S care atopresent. We hope for a
speedy recovery, '
The yenng people are making use
Of the Outdoor -skating 'rink, which
has recently 1)00)1completed and, is
being very much enjoyed, the 'Official
opening 'taking place on. Thursday
evening of this week. -
The weather man is making him-
self felt ha this locality the last,few
, days. Frozen feet and faces were
. ay-
unae, .
(Mite. a common occurrence Tues -
(1
r 1\1r, 1-1. Carson, Mateer, , General
I Seerelary.of the Christian Endeavor
Societ3t, for Ontario,' Will address 11
Union Rally Service of the Zurich,
THAMES ROAD Dasliwood and 'Crediton Leagues, on
Friday evening', 'Jan, 25th, at the
(too late for lastnweek.) Evangelical church, Crediton.
Idr. Jacob Sweitzer suffered a
'Wira Pollen was in Sarnia slight stroke recently but we are glad
few days- last -week on business. I to report that he is improving grad -
Mr. and. Mrs. Gleason. Gill spent I u ally.
Tuesday last with and Mrs. F,
Golling,s: '-
Mr. Jas. Walks visited friends in
or Gladit
our hurg•on, Thursday last.
CHISELHI1RST
-Spas ' Aggie :Logan,. of Eli m. vill e,_
. .
eisited-
:friencis,•around Chiseriturst
this"we'elc-.• '
,
-; Mr: GordOn• Pyln1102 the West,
is visiting with his la„rothr, 'Wm. P3.-
Rev. Mr, DOnnelill from James St.
:church Eadeter, prec12ed a fine sea
mo'n Sanda,y aftermion in the Meth-
odfSt church,. on Social' Service and
Evangeliam. Mr, Walter Culbush
Mrs. Jas. Gardiner and Miss G.
MOrgan and friend vbsIted with Mrs.
McKaig.' of CroMarty, Thursday
Mrs.' 0. Duncan visited with her
mother, Mrs. Thos. Passmore recent-
ly.
* Mr_ and Mrs. Wm. Pollen and
fannly spent,Sunday Stage, with
the latt,er's parents, ,Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Tuffin, Sr.
Master Garnet Coward spent a few
days lasit weeIe with his gra,nclanother,
Smale.
Mr. and Mrs. T. MeCiArdY, of Exe-
sang tWo verV Pleasing' solgs• ter, .-Were visitors on Sunday with
Mr. Donald 1\icKinnon, of Cromar- office and propel' qualification:—
trade'with our local barbers, left -fast
hag the barber Reeve,' E. Klopp; Councillors,—
L."E"..,Rader, J. P. Rau, W. R. Doug-
ty, who ha's been, learn'
Sur eons
C°"aga of PhYsiciana and g week Lor Detroit.
et Ontario; 'Licentiate of Medical •
.
- all A Reichert. The council was
then organized for the year 1924.
• .TheUnnual meeting of the subscri-
bers of the Hay Municipal"Telephone
'System Will be held on Saturday,
Jan. 26th, 1924, at two o'clock, p.m.
'The Township Clerk was instruc-
prominent citizens, has, been confined ted to subscribe for seven copies of
The job of caretaker of•the Hensall
Vouncil of Canada; Post Graduate - .
ember a Resident 1VIedical staff M I' • d Ben
of school was given to r. -tie -
Paneral Hospital, Montreal, 1913,4-15; gough, who will commence his duties
tke first of February. ..
9 de, 3 doors east_ of Post Office.
Phone 66, Ilensa,l1, Ontario. ' Mr. R. I-liggins, one of Hensall"s
to his home for sonie time suffering the Municipal World, one cony for
from an attack of rhilematism. We
are pleased to state, however, that he
is improving greatly the last few
,
days.
Lumber
has Adva ced
But we are still selling White rine
dressed on both sides at 345.00, per
1.,honsancl, '
Up dressed and matched white
gylne. 350.00 per M, ,
B.C. No. 1 XXX Shingles
B. 0. No. 1 XXXXX Shingled
Bird's Ashphalt Twin Shingles
731atd's Aslapiaalt Roll Roofiiag 18 in.
wide, the heaviest made.
one No. -12
C,LATIVORTIIY.
,Q13,AINTTON
'VERY sorim or+ JOE' FEINTING
W21,PRINT'--PoStera, Dodgers, En-
velopes, Letterheads, ViSiting Cards,
;Shipping Tags, and anything at all,
. at • ,
erver Printing ()Dace, Holman.
. -Orders taken for Daily, and Weekly
ITapex•e, Toronto and 'London papers
, $4175. In club with the Exeter Timoo
1,3.25'. Leave; your order at the Ob-
irer ()Moe,
--^
each- of the following: Reeve, Coun-
cillors, Clerk and Assessor.
The following were appointed offi-
cials for the Township of Hay for the
A euchre and dance will be hela year 1924, at the salaries stated,
in the Town Hall, HenSall, by the and that a .By-Lawbe prepared con -
Board of Trade on Thursday, Janfirming the same; 'Clerk and Treas-
31s1. It was formerly announced urer, A. F. 'Hess, re Township $360;
Lor , Friday, Fel)ruary 1.st. The re Township roads, 320; re Tele -
last one was a good success and this phone, 3180; Assessor, W. H. Edig-
Promises to be the same. llofferc $120; Collector. R. Miller,
Considering theweather a very $45; Auditors, Wm. S. Johnston and
good attendance prevailed at Cainnel John A. Smith, $12 each; Caretaker
Prsbyterlailochurch on Monday Oven- of Hall, Mrs, L. Rupp, $40; Member
ing last when the Rev. D. C. McGreg- Of Board of Health, ..A... 1-leicleman;
or, of London, addressed an aud.i.ence Sanitary Inspectore, Eastern Div., B.
In favor of church union., His speech 'C. Edwards, Western Div., C. Eilber.
was very enlightening and helpful ll'he following aceounts were pass -
and pointed out the ina,ny advantages 0c1:—Ontario Hospital, re C. Rupp,
to be derived by the proposed union. $39; Municipal World; dog tags, sub -
011 Friday evening,iat by 7 young! inat,ion expenses, $,P; E. F. Klopp, re
Thos. tastow to County Home' $5.2 5;
Ilensall., ladies, proved a, decided suc-
cess, Dancing commenced. at 8.30 L J. Routledge, re Boarcle.of Realth,
and continued until .11.30, wheu 35; meisens Bank 'Exeter; Revenue
liinch was served, after which* danc- stamps, $1.36; a Shirra17, Com.
work road 1, $20; .A. Dick, teaming
ing was resumed. A novel "Cinder-
ella" (lance was gi'ven after -lrinch, gravel rd 14, $7.50; Children's Aid
when a large bUsltot was Passed to Sr- fillin. S"., Godsrlell,' grant .$10;
,
the ladies, Who each contributed a Sie...Ortildren'eillespital, 'Toronto,
grant $5; Can, 'Bank. Com, Dashwood.
slipper end when these were 'thor-
oughly iniaced up, they Were paSsed 10 fees re tall: CP1leCt10110' 37.75; H. Ho-
wahl, labor telePilone office $21.75;
1120. men, who, upon receiving one,
R. Cudmore, lime for telephone. office
proceeded to find the fail: possessor
and enjoycd a dance with her. • Tile 35".2 0 ; North, Elioctric Co.; Supplies,
$(3.17; Stroanberg4Carlson Co., Sup-
inusie, was very satisfactorily furnish-
ed by the Chesney orchestra, of' Sea- Plies, $2 "1; B01,1 Tole. Co. tolls,
forth. We hear that the young la- 33022; 117- G. Da11'4, 3 rnOliihe SalarY
$412.50; P. Maisano, 3 11-2011.2,11;2 sal -
dies intend to put on another dance ;;,,,
anyhow.
in Ole 1'2 ear future. Let's hope so arY, 4 6 2:°v•
The council. adjourned tO nice1 a-
ge in in Men d ay, Feb., 4111. at 1. 3 0
V.IllS9.11Y 1111:1 (4
_their daughter, Mrs. N. McGill'
Mr, and Mrs. W. MCN1C01 spent
'Friday with Mr. a,nd Mrs. L. D. Ful-
ton'in•Exeter.
The following letter has lieen re-
ceived from the .Hospital for Sick
'Children, Toronto: ,
: December '26th 19,23.
Secretary Women's Institute,
Farqulia,r-, Ont.
Dear IVIadani.:—
Many thanks for your gift of one
box offruit. Your kindly -remem-
brance of the needs of this cha.rity is
heartily appreciated by all connected
-
with the 1-lospital.
With -the Compliments, of the Season
Yours very truly, Jjoolhain't ,AiRlaogrIferc,k,EtEizricrii nI-Igain, r.h.o7rs14,
W. Swanie, Supertindent. Geo, •DOWL11., Austin Hayter. '
Found Keepers Wm, Moffatt, Hi-
ram Shanion, W. B: Gaiser, 'Theo.
Dietrich, Da.vjid Eaagisson,, Geo. Wal -
per Alvin Baker, Arthur Amy, Chr.
Fink-beinier Arthur Baker,' Jos. Bren-
ner, Fred P.teeter, Silas Stanaake,L01-li8
Kraft, David Steepei, jerry Brophey
Cow Tag Inspectors -Nelson I3aaker,
Grins.' 1 to 7, inclusive; Mat. S-weit--
zer, Con. 8 to 15, incl.; Wm. Hicks,
Con. 16• to West:pt.-Li 13oundary.
The dance held in the Town Hail, and supplies 35417; Nom-
The
o'clock 141 -in
The annual yet -dry 'meeting of St. .;
11,I13 ID NS "l"ZOli 1)9N'll 'Paul's Anglican el:tut-ell, was hold in
1 yon see OlivVr "Twist, Aunty. ,,Tan. 21st, vtith Rev. II. l'Iaytor it tho
11 -: ' c 'au, Inn financia, 0,0.).it ,,
0 odorn dances."' clim'all ,,,,.11.o-sit's a „slight &silica oi! 355.
-i,11.,11oti.gli all the other branches euch
as the Sunday School, W.A.,111.S. anci;
Woolen's antild of the church. are la'
a flourish it:1g condition a,.; wa,1 ovi-
d.0Tacod. by their splendid reports.
'tb,e cittireit base:1cent on i\to:ailn:y eve,
0140 fact ti)..r0-.. a, I led 111S 712110V.-
1020 00,110g6 dolyating team doesn't
ho 11-1.11 of •gOodi gets
the gicl he
m
11
10110Wing v.'ere the officers of" the
;Tess, Cleric.,
STEPHEN COUNCIL
s
1;1 1.21
(12
tot., yb.'
1n991 wir '43
6kOfii 1l3iet 0111 free
alogt e 211 111 learn somethhig
oat 0g1 fferent Opat't-
221222
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IVICLILUghII1
, '1'ot/del's aro lierebY asitea for e
arunlicipal printing for Village ef
Exeter, fol.: the year 1924. Tentaers
to 'be iii the bands of the Clerk not
ANNUAL 1111011141TING 17atrTin. ,than Iklonalay, Jan'y 2Sth,
0.
S BO BNB & 1-1I1.313111 Id11 TIT AI,
FIRE INSITRAliCCE COMPANY
Notice is hereby given that 1110
,Atinital meeting oa the member', in
the Usborne and 1-Ilbhert Mutual
Fire Insurance Company will he held
in the Hall, Farquhar. Monday, Feb-
ruary 4th, 1924, at 1 p.nt, for the
purpose of 1•eceiving the reports of
Directors and Auditors for tin) past
year and for the election of two Di -
neon' and two Auditors and for
any other business.
The Directors whose term of office
expires, but who are eligible for re-
election are: Thos. Ryan and Wm.
•Brock11%.I. A. TURNI3T,TI,L, Secretary,
Vargithar, January 22, 1924.
Add.itional LAS1:,-qf Officers o ci ,
from ,1Ist published lftst wt'o.clo for the 1
Township of SterplOn.-- I
School' Attendanee Office.r8- H.. F.
11'111)er, Nos. 1i, .2, 3 .4t 5, 14 Union
Schools 9 and 13; W. B. Oliver, 8,
10 and 12, Unions 8, 15, 17, anrd 18; Hy,
L. Kraft Nos. 6, 7, alnd 11, Union 16
" Path mars ters -Gor don WiAs on, l -I sr -
man POWC,, Pned, HoE,"art11,, Sam Joiy,
Sanders Wint Ron",ne, Win
WPte John. EdWards, Geo: I-Iirtzel I
11 TrIebilar jr Sims B 13rown*
Wm. Bowman, Lt.' Gt Smith T
Klutnpp "'Thus Chatilbc.re, Robt.:Go,,,wer
Jacob Finicheimr, Ifdtr6o 1-i"ahner, Win
r'tock, Henry Martone, Jas. Flynn,
Ronald Hill, Henry Smith, Robert Davy
Jonah Ne.s;le, Jos Glay1n, Michael Mad --
den, Dan 13arry,,palr,id I.,ipp,ert, Louis
• Ziler,. in, Stade,: .i4ii!Sx; McLellan, New-
-ten .C.lark, Ernest Hutchinson,
Link, Ed‘v, Disjardrine, I-Joulahan
Nelson, _Shenk., Ratz, Arthur
Fink b e.ine r, R us srell Warner,' Pia cid e
Desjarciln,- Sam Webb .Roy- -Alderson-
Alex Fraser, Albert Deaanca- .-Arttfur
Baker' :William Ricks."' David Ertg,leso.n
•Humplarey„ Webb, "Ed.' Wainer, Elgin
Webb, Ed. -.G111, George Down, Austin
Hayter, Chid:ley Woodburn, Thoma s
Isaae, Byron Ilicics, Lewis, Lovz, Jos.
Ryan, Pat IVIcCarthy, Edward.
Ab. +1).esjaraine, -Rich, O'Rourke, Da,
vid Stereperr, Jerry Broplle3r,
Fenoe-Viewiers-Daniel McCurdy
LATE W. J. LEWIS
"'Two ell the old residents of lItilett
1.011/11E; 1111 lemeen away on rid ay al
the persons oi William Dempsey; n.nd
WililaN Watson.. Tito fornter was
at one time ' resident of :Ellyn, being
a, merchant 0.1016..,,:111f11111101al 10011
Place tinder the Masonic Order on
i8unday. The funeral of W1111am
Wateon, was held on Monday,-
The funeral of the late W. J. Lewis
took place on Monday of last week at -
St. James' cemetery, Clandeboye.
Mr. Davis was in good health until
a couple of weeks ago, when he was
suddenly taken ill. He was taken
to Victoria Hospital, London, where
Pc passed away. lie was in his 54
year'and is survived by his'Wife ,and
three ;children, all at 'home. Mr.
Davis' was a loyal member of the
L.O.L. No. 493, Biddulph, and has
occupied all the offices of -the lodge„,
Mcluding past district master and
county master. The funeral was un-
der the direction of the L.O.L. 493,
Biddulph, which over 150 members
attended. The pallbearers were his
nephe-ws: Gordon Davis, Heber Davis
Phin Dickens, Gordon Washburn,
Frank Smith. and Mervin Eisen.
Chas. Haskett, WM., conducted the
service at the grave, assisted by Jos.
Armitage, chaplin, and Jas. ,Patton,
D.M. Service in the church was con-
ducted by Rev. K. IVfcGoun and ReV.
Connors.
GRANTON.
21o,17TOYABLE 11011,:fE"."'"'
012. (MANTON
,Taricle.Y evening, og last week was
one ;Of Unusual, interest:and onjOy-"
Inent 131 Cranton, when the .13.0,13.
210 592, gave a pleasant evening to
their friends. • In response to special
invitation tlie attentlatice, was'large,
creWrling: the' spactette hall,The chttir
'man' waa' Mr. W. R. Switzer,• bast
county Master .trom • BlauSharcl.
The nteal,,ing 12112 1)011.02 With prayar'
by Rev. ,T, "E. IIttnter. The l'albowing
prograin One then, presented:2101112
•;',01, Mr, McClyinot a000mp.1.1102
1 25
Visa solo' by Miss Doris
lilain0s; greeting, from the, Royal
"Spelt Preeebtory bY; Geo. ("look ;: from
the L.0.:11,.A. by Mrs, Jaanlitson ; front
:LILL. No, 890, by J. Leslie; quarto;
by Miasee 13. Uankin, b. :tz..aine$ and
lioisS J.' M. WasSaud and W-„,
I am content with what havo
Little be it ,or much
And, Lord, contentment still I
crave, "'
"Because Thou savest such.
SE/WORTH OFFICERS
. The annual meeting of the , Sea -
forth Agricultural Society was held in
the Carnegie Library. The reports
wesented by the secretary and treas-
urer were most encouraging,ethee
being a balance of $4'6'In'the treasur-
ery. The directors intend making a
speCial effort this time to double the
membership. The followig were elec-
ted: President, Dr. 'Harkin; first
vice president, T. Livingstone; sec-
ond, vice Pres., R. Dorrance; third
vice pres., G. McCartney; directors,
McKercher, J. Carlin, J. Eckhart,.
of McKillop; J. Hay, W. Johns, W. S.
Broaclfoot,. of Tuckersmith; T. c4..
meNichol. j. Dale, •W. Mason, for
:Hallett; .T. McIntosh. A. D. Suther-
land, 'W. Hartry, for Seaforth; sec-
retary, 21. Pa'oderMk; Treasurer, R.
M. Jones, The spring fair will be
held as usual on April 2nd ancl the
fall fair on the Thursday and Friday
following the London Exhibition:
Wm, McDonald, youngest son of
iald, Lor m 05 3 cola
Seallorth Presbyter-,
in Detroit, 'on Jan'y
an attack of 1)11011-
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a' wife and. a family
Rev. A. 13 ililcDoi
years, pastor of
inn church died
I2th following
inento, •iier waS
1311. and leaves
of ,foltr,
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tiler Williarris" of Broadvva
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Pacific Windsar Station.
Sraric. friends, and (2) at tho a au
CF course you have viSited
New York, 'and if You 'have
been to New York you have been
to Times Square; but.while you
were ,there did you notice the
neat little old lady who was act-
ing as sales agent for the -"MD-.
board" outside t'he- Putnam Build-
ing?, If net yon are not in the
shoW business becauSe everyone
in the show business knows
gfMother " Likewise the
police, for it is known to all of .
thein ,that "Mother Williams" is
an speaking terms with. Commis-,
sioner RichardEnright, and
more than one "Cop" indebted to
the old lady—she is seventy-two
years- old—for her intercession
with tbe commissioner on their
bell'ihalef. candles she burns at the
"Chnrch of Mother Divine" for
her proteges are innumerable.
Many a heartsick girl has, been
stopped by "Mother 1-Villiants"
and sent on her way with
enough money to tide her over
until the long- sought -for- engage-
ment was secured, and the same
is applicable to actors, for on more
than one occasion she has , been seen
to "slip them change."' Nor has
ah s cause to regret it, 1.032 with her
it is always "just a little loan until
you sign an." Today she Probably
knows and is known by more pro-
ducers and actors than any Oilier
wonian in the country, tor few, if
any '011 l'OadWay, eserpass Wi U1,01,it
a word of greeting for "1\/Iotber Wil-
liams" and a "God bless you" -1".tonl
heri
}lei kind old Irish heart will re -
Spend to every tale el sufferiiiy; for
",?-11othcr 1)1 ia1115" 12211020712Mary
Bridget Ann WiSiame was horn in
Toronto seventy-tWo years ago, the
daughter of a prominent 'coal esllto
man. At the ago of eight she lost
her mother, after whote de0c020 ;;Ila
ecompanied 110r fathor on a tour of
Furopc tha', inelmled a stay in Ire-
land and a rout- yoor to Lon,
Pteturning 1111 r
latei boaame v. 'awn
'2succeSsful 1011Jier 018 mush, and
it is with great pridr that
to several of the preSent; 8ti C6
brities who receiVcrl
mentai training at her hands. 2'
In 1837 'Miss Wiilicims -fctin
sdlf alone in "the' world. rtitte;.,
ing' year sliewcnt to Now
where she supported herself
music until advancing age ni
impossthla to continue as a 161
From 'then on, 11n21 shc be"
sales, agent for the "Billbei
was takentina08 thc witg6± 15
prietor, she "did as best: slle
Put al-whyS smiling,,, and gtvipt
chi/v)s,.8clinfolroenitoitt'ae thrui ,4;
Redently she took a little .1511
under. the protecti(m et the C
dian. Pacific, Railway. 1004, two
slut ViSited lier old f-iol'Ltg
23e1 whenec she hat '2)111
1rtiavee
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