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NSALBEL
DO TICEAMBITIOUS "i)OUNGI PEO ' ,I k '
OF THIS COMIWUNITY KNOW THAT
THE SCHOOL
OF COMMERCE
Clinton, Ontario
Arranges' cls se'
classes to accommodateoda
to Students wishing to i:ive at, xonie and
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commute daily by. train? ` That, on a 32 week's course, one month is
given free of fees, to insure student having full time at' school? '
That, this .school hag.,.. the most highly qualified feachingstaff of any
Private Commercial, School in the Province? .
THAT THESE FACTS MEAN YOUR, OP OI2UNIT,
Y.,
SPrilag Terim
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TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1924
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STUD
E'%?TS MAY ENTER T AANY TIME; -
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STENOGRAPHIC
COMMERCIAL, Sli, ti T'
I OJ;E ARIAL' AND SPECIAL
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Write orr`Phone :198 "ror .full 'information:
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l . A. STONE, ,COM. SPECIALIST;
Vice Principal
B. F. WARD, B.A.,
Principal
DR. ,GG. I. SMITH
DENTIST
Two doors east of the Molsons
Bank, 'Heasall Ont.
Away Wednesday afternoons.
1'ROUDFOOT, , KILLORAN
& HOLIVIES
Barristors, dc.
Office on the Square, 2nd door
Room HaMlltoa St., Goderich.
"%bate funds to loan 'at lowest"rates.
Proudtoot, K.C. J. L. Killoran,
In E. Holmes
Mr. Holmes will be in Mansell
dreary Friday troll ' 9 until 6.
AUCTIONEER
OSCAR KLOPP
Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Au -
Salon School, Special course taken in
'Registered Live,, Stock (all Breeds,)
Xerchandise, Real Estate, Farm
Doles, eft. Iates. in kee ing with
`. kerssiling pri , , Satisfaction ; as-
rl.a
Kia Zurich,or
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PP,
18-93, Zuix%h. •
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DR.. A.:MOI•R
Physician' and' Surgeon
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Tholte 70 ' ;BENS
ALL
DR. J. W. PECK
Graduate of Faculty oY Medicine,
fiCGi-'i` University, Montreal;.)Y'►ien ber
LoiSege
of Physicians'andy Surgeon;
R1 Ontario; . Licentiate ., o! Medical
council o! Canada; .Post. Graduate
DIenber of Resident Medical staff of
Jjeneral Hospital, Montreal, 1914-15;
(pace, 3 doors east . of Post Office.
rime 56, Hensall, Ontario.
Lumber
has Advanced
But we aro stili selling White Pine
dressed on both sides at $45.00 per
thousand.
1x6.-< dressed -and :Hatched white
gine '$50.0 Osper,M
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P.C.No. `:• 1 ,XXX Shingles
{ - B. C. No. '1 XXXXX Shingles
1 Bird's Ashphalt Twin Shingle:
pird'u Ashphalt Roll Roofing 18 in.
wide, the heaviest made.
Phone No.' 18
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TEMPLETONS TORONTO
A. i ` E. H.E IPHI.LL
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"Papa, why is the ocean salt?"
''To keep the Dalt fresh. Run a-
long to mamma, now."
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lhiISSIOiY CYRCLE. ELECT
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OFFICERS
The regular monthly meeting of
the Mission Circle of the Methodist
church was held in the basement ori
Friday evening last and after the us-
ual business, the election of officers
for the coining year were as follows:
Supt., Miss A. Consitt;. President,•
Miss E. Shaddock;a Vice Pres., Miss
Alma- Scruton; Rec. Sec,, Miss Zetta
Passmore; Cor. Sec., Miss Francis
Pearce; _Treas:, Bliss .Nora ..,rollick;
Piaikiet, Miss N: Boyle. -The Mission
Circle have_ had a very - • successful
year and are looking forward to be-
ing the recipients of the Mission Cir-
cle Banner for the Exeter District,
which will • be given at the W.M.S.
convention on May 15th -
A
WNTED —Life Company with
Head Office at'Waterloo, contem-
plates opening an.Ageiicy`at.Hensall.
One representative wanted for this
locality. Good opportunities for the
right ni,an, with District' Office super-
vision ,and assistance: Write, P.O.
Box .175, Waterl-ao,°+,Ont.
BIG REDUCTIONT. [N. PRICE OF
M
IITAL- ROOk ING'C 4ME AT.:LAST:"
. ALL GRADES.LOWER
SE D.:IN Y UR
R ;•.
O• , O D RS AND
INQUIRIES AT ,NICE TO.. ; : I
•JOJJ•N.ELDER, ....,; 1
4=24e4i "`I'hone_.l `�nsall•'
T•
"l'h•e eisall
Greenhouse
WE SOLICIT YOUR SPRING OR-
DER FOR TOMATO, CABBAGE
AND CAULIFLOWER PLANTS, AL-
SO FOR, POTTED AND `BOXED
PLANTS.
WE HAVE • FOR • SALE- A: NUM,
BER OF ENGLISH WALNUT SEED-
LINS, .ONE, TWO AND THREE
YEARS OLD.
WHEN GARDENING CALL AND
LOOI( OVER. OUR STOCK.,
J. ZUEFLE &' SON
FLORISTS
Hensall, Ont.,
Miss Kate IVreE*en is at present,
i with relatives 1 neoe
visiting inGl o
S
ll• r
Dr. Campbell, of Toronto, visited
relatives in town this week,
Mr. Wm, Wilson, of Goderich, fore
merly;,of I3ensall, spent. Tuesday in
town.
Miss Bieati•ice Urquhart is this
week visiting. with friends in St.
Catharines. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Coxworth.; of,
London, visited in town. on Monday
last.
Miss,Jaunita Nelson, of Exeter vis-
ited with ,friends in town over.the.
week -end,
'Hr. and -Mrs. c tir h.
>acl s e n have recent-
ly moved into theliouse formerly oc-
cupied by Mr. Wni, ;Webber.
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Be inning the lath. of May the
places of business will close on
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Evelyn Hefferman returned
home on Monday last,after •spending
the Easter; holidays. in .Clandebo'ye.
Tlie` managers of the onion Ware-
houses in this vicinity are busy `just.
now contracting for and planting;
seed onions, quite an " acreage has
been contracted for in this district. ,
•
Mr. Maurice Farquhar speirt the
Easter holidays- at the home of his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cochrane
west of Iiippen.
Next. Sunday morning the. Sacra-
ment of the Lord's Supper will be
commemorated in connection with
the service` in the Methodist church.
Mr. and.MVlrs. T. Appleton and fam-
ily have moved into the house recent-
ly purchased by M. Ortwein, formerly
belonging :to the Busch estate.
• The roads in this ,Vicinity are now
in first cl tss';eonditiou•� and several
have made trip's to London and other
more distant .paints and report the
roads `in fine shape. •
Messrs. J. McDonnell, R. E. Cook
and 1 rr. A, :•Murdock, left on Monday
for Oshawa. They went. by train but
returned by'motor`, driving new
Cheverolet cars from the- factory at
Oshawa.
Dont forget the play#"Juliette" to
begiven in tie' n Hallon F
Town Friday
evenin n''ic _
e t. .Thisplayhighly
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g Y
g
recomth nded and i` put On, by the
P .
famous't.Murless. players of•Seaforth,
Don't fail to, see it. ,
`;Thea death occurred' iii `Zuricli of
=J. A.- Williams • on -April 2 6th- well
;,:
:known o:" a .•,
SO urn of our`ci �
y , t� ens; .in hie -
73 ed
is'73rd' year". Th'e'T,fltneral which was
largely,, attended was ,held oh ;April,
3Q'tIi rntermeiit.l exng'1ii de in:I3rou-
son Line ''Cenietery..,
•
_ The annual Exeter District conven,=
tion of the W.M.S. of the Methodist
clturcli will be held in the 'Methodist
church, Hensall, on May 15th. ,About
300 delegates are expected to attend
and a big time is looked forward to
by the ladies of the.W.M.S.
,A goodly number, attended the eu-
chre and, dance in the•Towii'Hall on
Friday evening last.. After the eye
dire party., lunch was served and the'
remainder' of the evening spent', in
dancing, the music -being furnished
by the Broadfoot—Bolton orchestra.
Phone 115W,
There was a large attendance- at
the Young People's League on Mon-
day evening to listen to a very attrac-
tive program. A very interesting, in-
structive and nxueh appreciated ^.•ad-
dress was delivered by Dr. Moir, ori
the -subject 'Tedium." Tlxe doctor
You_ r ' had some i adiunx,in the meeting and.
fleeG*I ing explained -its discovery and its value
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lU. a -,Storage
attery This
s
Spring?
WE WISH TO INFORM THE AU••
TO.MOBILE OWNERS OF THIS DIS-
TRICT THAT WE HAVE- SECURED
THE AGENCY FOR THE
EXIDE and U. $. L.
STORAGE BATTERIES
,,1
AND' ARE IN'A .POSITION TO. GIVE
YOU VERY ATTRACTIVE` PRICES
ON EITHER OT THESE WELL-
KNOWN AND RELIABLE' MAKES
OF STORAGE BATTERY.
WE ALSO :HANDLE.- BURGESS
DRY CELL BATTERIES AND 'ALL
SIZES OF FLASHLIGHT I3AT-
TERIES. GET' OUR PRICES BE-
FORE BUYING ELSEWHERE.
The Hydro Shop
J..L asi$'rnort'i
EVERY SORT OI' J013 PRINTING •
W1 PRINT -Posters, Dodgers, 'En-
'elopes, Letterheads, Visiting Cards,
Shipping Tage, and anything at 'all,
at
rhe Observer Printing Office, Hensel].
Orders taken for 'Daily and Weekly
Papers. Toronto and London papers
$4.75. In club with the Exeter Tinieta
$6.25, Leave your order at the Ob-
server Office.
in science and - the medical profession.
Other features of. the program were
a solo by
Miss Nellie 8
z e ze
oyle,, `a;'pxano
solo by iel,iss Greta Lainmie and a
ection from the Kazoo;Bancl. •
The death occirred,:in Hensall, •on
Saturday''lasE of a well known resi-
dent in the person of Mr. John Mur-
dock in his 70th year. tThe deceased
has lived in town for several years,
corning' from a farm in the neigh-
borhood of Brucefield.> Mr: Murdock
had not been in good health for some,
time and the end •camenot. unexpec-
tedly. The funeral wliicli ,e5 as'Tar
ly att'encied„-was .held from his'honre
on. Richmond. St: on Tuesday after
neon,- Rey. J. A. McConnell "offielat-
iYig; -after vlrich the remains were ta-
ken to the Exeter ceiuetery'for inter-,
m:ent.
Mr. 'and Mrs, Tlios: Dickson,•of this
village received hurried message
that theft''" daughter Maud, M'rs, Geo;,
Glenn, a ,couple of miles north of our
v'illags ,o the London Road,•1*las Sufi
feiing'frain what threateniic`l to be
acute attack of appendicitis and to-
gether with their daughter, Miss EM -
ma, .Dickson, assistant in the Ilensall
eo t Chios, at once motored to the
home of Mrs. Glenn with Dr. J. W.
Peek, of r; title `village: hirs. Glenn
washarried t6 the hospital at Sea-
forth, where ad operation was per-•
formed that evening by Dr. Peck, as-
sisted by _local Seaforth' doctors. _Tho
operation was a very successful one
and we ate pleased to learn that Mrs.
Glenn is doing nicoly and her many
mends lupe tosoon see her ai'ouncl`
in her usual good heeltli.
THE EXETER TIMES
1)4r, Roy Rycicrnaii returned toy
1amiIcon orTuesday evening, g, alter
spending a "week With relatives i,tt
town.
1Vlieses Mildred and Ethel Johnston
were the guests ..of their sister, Mrs.
Mrs; Gordon "Parker, during the East-.
er holidays.
If you ha1e, any doubts in your
mind about getting service when
g g
w en
you order it Hydro strive from, our le -
cal hydro shop, read :this: A certain
party in town ordered anelectric
stave, which vas, shi ped front the
faotery in London, in the morning,
and the same stove was installed and
he z r Se cooked their supper t 1 u ca rtp coo p p x ori
it that evening. We are at a 1
en n�. oss to
say ikliete ono'` would go to get service
wh
litc'sui,passee' this,' Eh? What?
CREDITON
Mr. Alonzo Hodgins returned
home front the Old Country last week
looking hale and hearty.:'
Mrs. Conrad Kuhn is •able to be
about ;the village again after her re-
cent illness..
Hiss
Trellis Hodgins has returned
to Louden to resume her studies.
Mrs. 1Vferton_Morley is staying With
Mrs. Morley who is quite 'ill at leer
home: near Brinsley.
Mr. "and 'Mrs. Wm. H. Gaiser left
for New Yoi•lc on, Saturday' where
they,expectto stay for a year.
Mr.- Maynard, manager of the Can-
adian Bank of Commerce has moved
into the house of Mr. Wnx. H. Gaiser.
• Miss Almecla Finkbeiher has • re-
turned to her duties at St. Jabo'bs,
after spending the ,holidays with her
parents, '1VIr. and Mrs. Jacob . kiink,-
beiner.
The Misses Oestreicher have re-
turned to their respective schools,
after spending the holiday with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Oestreich
er.
- Dr. J. W. Orine ie sporting a new
,Ford coach.'
Miss Orme.: and Miss Tenney and
Mrs. Tenny returned to their home
in .Buffalo after spending the holiday
with Dr. and Mrs. Orme.
The funeral of the late Mr. Homey.
was held from the hoirie of Mr. -and
Mrs. Wm. Mott' on Sunday afternoon
to the Exeter cemetery,a nuniber
from here attending.; We extend to
the bereaved our sympathy. '
Mr. C. Trick is able to be around
again after being confined to his bed,
for a few days.
Mr. J. Y. Young' was able to get
out to the shop to -day ,for the first
1/4
time in many months.
SUNSHINE
1VIiss Elaine Carnm spent her Eas-
,ter vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Win.
Ur
t
uhar.t of Blare h "r .
q s a d r ,•..:•'
Miss ,-Audrey .Prance, va 'te with
d,
friends in Greenway during the
Y g. -pas t
.week. •
Mr. and 'Airs. Fred Davis. and He-
ber, of Saintsbury, spent Su day witle1
'i �. r :aiid.:Mrs.: Fletcher,
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ads-
41:e
vis-itewith 1VIi aszd Mrs, I ou I•letcher
ons=Sunday
Mr. Geo. Miller, of Mt Ierilel ts,;:
called on a few of his old .friends on
Wednesday.
Mr. Frank Scott, of Toronto, and
Ernest and Mary Allen, of Hibbert,
spent Tuesday at M. Routley's.
sMrs. Jas. Knox, of St. Marys, and
ilfrs, J. Jaques, of Woodham, spent
Saturday with Mrs. F. Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Stevenson, of De-
vizes, spent Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. G. Jaques.
Miss Agnes Creery spent her 'vasa-
tionwith friends in Mitchell.
•
CENTRALIA
Mr. and Mrs. II. Skinner and Mrs.'.
Hodgson of Exeter, visited with- Mr.
-and Mrs. D. Hodgson on Sunday..
Mrs. Boslaugh sold her household
effects'hionday evening and left ori'
Tuesday for Alma, Mich, 'wliere•.she.
will make her"home with lrer'''br other-
Mr. Wm._ Hooper.
Mr. '5J1olplins Hooper, of- Loncl`on,-'
visited in Centralia on Monday
served : u• per
The. Mission Circle se e d epi
in the 'school room of 'the church on
Wednesday, evening and put on an
interesting ,program. Afterwards a
program was rendered and a •nice
sum of money realized.
THAMES ROAD
''Messrs. Geo. Miller of Mt. Clemens
Dave"' Miller, of Niagara "•Falls, and
Oliver Miller visited with l'vfrs. 'L. B.,
Hazelwood on Wednesday, af,ter•noen,
Mrs. Jas. Walks and Miss Zelia,
spent Wednesday with Mrs. F. 'Gol'
lings.
• The Thames Road W.M.S. -will
hold their regular monthly 'meeting
at the church on.Thursday'afternoon
The response to the Roll Call will be
"Bible; Promises."
Miss M. Gollings and friend, Miss
E. Walters spent Sunday at the for
S`ier's home.
Irs. Jas. Goodison of Sarnia, spent'
Siniday with Sidon tie in Farquhar.
There is said to be one editor in
heaven. How lie got there is not
positively known, but it is conjectur-
ed that he passed off as a minister
and stepped in tuzexpectedly. When
the dodge was discovered, ,they
;searched the realms of felicity all
their length and breadth for a la -iv
yer to draw up the necessary paper
for ejectment; but they couldn't find
one, and of course, the editor held
the fort: ,
ai
T)r. H. H. Cowen, L. D. S:
D.D.S.
DENTAL :SURGEON
At icC rm, is
k s L
urich F every
ry
4 'Thursday andSaturday.
MAIN OFFICE
Martleib'a Block = Dashwood, Outi
Mrs. -T. Burkhart, of. Cleveland,
Visited in town last week."
Mr.
and. M rsSe n1
he credfamily
a
Visited its Stratford over Sunday.
1Ylr, and Mrs. G. Oestreicher atten-'
ded confer rice in New Hamburg � b l last
week.
Mr 'Jacob . ` ehro
oder is -attending
S
the (funeral of his sister at ,Fisher-
viller.
Mrs.' Miller ' li
as returned after
spending the winter with•her daugh-
ter, Mrs: Shore S oro at: Woodbridge,
Miss Binlay is visiting at the home
of J. C. Reid.
Mr. and';Mrs. Stadlebauer, of Lon-
don, Mr. and Mrs, V. Heywood,
Y ,
of Exeter, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs,. P. Kraft.
Miss Rose Guenther, of London,
visited her -parents on Thursday.
Mrs. I,opkins, of St, Thomas, spent
Baster, holidays with her sister, Mrs.
Wm. Stade.
Miss Marjorie Jennison, of Grand
Bend, spent the week -end with Miss
Laura M. Reid. •
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rinker, of
Thedfofd, visited in town on Sunday.
Miss E. Richmond spent Sunday
at her hoine in Blyth.
Mr. Gordon Callfas, of Sarnia vis-
ited•in 'this vicinity on Sunday -
Miss Olivia. Welton has returned
after spendng the winter in Port Hu-
ron.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Moreuz are visit-
ing in Galt. • '
Mr. and Mrs. Hurdle, of London,'
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hy.
Kraft,
Mr. B. Gossman, of Detroit, is vis-
iting friends in town..
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Harris left last
week for their home in Sarnia.
blessrs..Otto and Rhinehart Willert
and Wilfred :Verner left Monday for
Detroit.
Mother's Day and Go -to -Sunday
School bay will be held on ,May the
11th• in the Evangelical' church. A
very appropriate program is being
prepared.
What, might have been a' serious'
fire occurred on Sunday about noon.
when a "spark frons the chimney of
Mr. C. Steinha:gen's house cattglit fire
with the n. the
shin les o roof: -It was
g
noti d in time and` immediately `"es=:
tin xt ished.
t
g
Vr.."and Mrs. 1
leu ot'Detroi
t
sent the week -end w-itli th •"1• t tee-P„'s
spent t e a r s.
parents. Mra and iVlrs. Hy. Rader
Miss Thelma Eleae spent last -Week e
=,
visiting friends in Zurich. •
Mr. Levi Hamacher amacher left for De-
troit on Monday.
•Miss Rose Redeye of Detroit, is vis-
itzrig with lier ,parent$";'
CHISELHURST
Mr. and Mrs. W. Vennor• and fam-
ily were in Parkhill attending the fa-.
neral' of Mrs. Vennor's ` father, l\Tr.
McLeod,'• who took pneumonia arrd
passed away tvhile;on a "visit to his
daughter -,in :Detroit. The remains
were brought to his home in Parkhill
and interned there. <
-`ZURICH
Miss Elizabeth Rennie is spending
a • few weeks in New Hamburg with,
-lien sister, Mrs,, (Rev.) S. R. Inech
tela•. - „
Mr. Chris. B. Has ,whin;: spent the�
winter,,,.; mouths at' ; '„Elkliardt and
South. Bend; Ind., gide”' returned to
hie hoilre in Bayfield.
,A •uniq:iie.eeent tatelpaelace, in 'St.•
:Boniface R, 'd :Churcli 'on Tuesday”
,of last week,-i,he°eo'chien being'the-
cel`bbnatronl.of the f ftieth,; annxvere
kry' oe'the' leedd'ed-'Iife .o'f. Mr. and
Mrs.''Jolnil'Foster : of the :Babylon
.
Line,' Hay Tie Rev.' Fr. A.• M. Stroe-`
der perforined the cerenxony, wifnes
sed by a large nuniber of Teeple. .
LATE GOTTLEII3 MERN)ifR
Gottleib Merner, son :of the ,late
Jacob and Susanna. Merner, died in
Zurich, on Monday, April. 2ret, aged
93 years, 9 months and 9 days. He
was born in Berne, Switzerland;" and
migrated with his parents to New
Hamburg, Ont., at the age of 7 yrs:,
where he made his home until 1856,
when lie -moved , to Huron County.
He' founded the village of 'Berne now
called Blake. Here he carried on a
•rnerchantile business, also a tannery
besides other lines of trade. In 1867
he Moved to his farm on 'tile Bronson
Line Hay Tp., now owned by Mr. T.
McAdams, where he carried on ex-
tensive farming until 1899 when he
retired to the village of Zurich where
his death occurred.'.
I the year ` 5 h married r•ri
Tit Yc 185> e ra eclMary
Ann Bl eam, daughter of Christian
and Mary Bloaiu. To this union ten
children were born: ,W. H. and J. W.
i'I'ferner, of Winnipeg; S. G. Mernor,
of Hensall; J. ,I, Merner, of Seafo•th;
J, 1). Merner, of Detroit; G. A. Mer -
tier, of Dashwood; E. P. .Merner, at
Bayfield; ,also Mrs-. C. Silber, of
Crediton and Mrs. W. C. Callfas, of
Zurich, all or whom with ' his aged
partner, survive. One daughter died.
in infancy. Besides his family he had
three adopted children: Mrs. Will
Otto, who died many years ago; Mrs.
'erred Witmer, of Exeter and Mrs, J.
Webber, of Michigan.
othis^:'", asked the 1 wyer
ou've nai+ued °six bankers in your
will, to be. pallbearers, Of course Itis
all right, but wouldeet.yotr rather
choose sonxe trioxide with whom you
are on better terms?" "No, judge,
that's ail 'right, ' 'Those fellows have
carried zne so long,, .they Haight as
Well finish the job.
•
'OAS r
'X 7. Z Iz `
O P1UG14.1`Y,[i.
Here's to laughter,the`sunshine
shin e
of the soul, • the happiness of the
heart, the leavenofouth c `
y the a oho•
ol[ .Sniicency, the' treasure of the
humble, the wealth of the poor, the
bear in the c -up of pleasure!asu e,
Vx
th-
out it humor would be dumb, wit
would wither, dimples 'would , disau-
pea and smiles` would shrivel. It.
dispels dejection,; banishes the "buses
and mangles melancholy, for. "It is
the foe of woe, the destroyer of de-
pression, the birth cry of •mirth and
the swan ''song of sadness.
TWO WHOOPING LIAR S.
An Irish soldier in an American
regiment,'went to his colonel and as-
ked leave to go home and help his
wife with her spring cleaning. "1
don't like to refuse you, Murphy,"
said the :.Commanding Ofllcer, but.
as a matter of fact, I've just had a
letter from your wife :'saying that
you are no help to her with the
spring 'cleaning, and asking me not
to give you leave."' The man salut-
ed.' and turned, to go. At the door he
stopped, turned, and remarked
Colonel, there are two whooping
liars in this regiment and I'm one of
them, I'ni not married.
: ' S GREY
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EXCURSION to DETROIT
'rite White Star fine aline
big annual iotiv fare exeursion.
Str, Glreyhou d, from Godez'iciR
Detroit and return, .The Greyhounti,
w111 leave Goderich Tues.dpiy; Jane.
l.Oth, 9:3Q anti,. (k7. T,) arriving at
:.
Detroit 5 � u . 0 s i�
A,t,xn.�
A fell day„an;l a half will be given
all ' exeur s ovists in Detroit, v. the
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turn, departure being,as Ri6r a t
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Thnx
ursday at 1;00 ,p.,1
The trip to Detroit is a :host de--
lightful one, .acros,s Lake.! Huron,
down the beautiful
br
St C 1 r_i Riven,.
throught St. Clair F1Rits tllc?"Venice•
of America,'" to Lake. S. tiClair.,:and.
the 'great petroit Rives
'Te fare is so lown,n d lig �.' cc li r
the a o �,
nzodations of the Greyhound sog good''`
and conxfor
table that overyone who
r
can
arrange to do so, should enjoy
this annual opportunity to visit ..De-
troit, the , fourth city of the United.
States, and one of the world's,g i•eat-”
est industrial centres.
A moonlight will be ru T . out or
Goderich at 8.30 Monday evening,
with good music for
g s dancin'g ori tlier.,
upper deck, and there,' will 'he. other
'entertainment ft in the ship's, main.
cabin:'
It will be good news for baseball.
fans to learn that the New York
Yanks will be playing' the Detroit
Tigers at Navin Field, Detroit, ..on
Wednesday, June llth, and this will
be a great chance to see Babe Ruth,.
of the New York team and Ty Cobb,
of the Tigers, besides other - fanxoue•
players on both clubs:
UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO:
An excellent opportunity to all
teachers to advance their academic
standing. General B.A. and Honor
B.A. courses offered. Astronomy,
English, Mathematics, History,
Languages, Political Economy and
Natural Sciences -24 courses.
Social and athletic program throughout
the entire six weeks:
makes the Summer
Session as delightful
as itis profitable.
Splendid new Uni-
versity Buildings occu-
pied this summer_
For information write
the'' Director, or Dr. K.
P. R. Neville, Registrar.
Summer School
London, Ontario.
Attie 30 to
August 9.
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We are in 'a position to take all your eggs no matter how 'large
Ior how small a quantity you have for sale.,In wire regularly ,for•.
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prices; • -
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4or'del%
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through. these months: Now is • the time to.layi yourP lans for
producing broilers. Information :gladly given. Write, . phone -- or
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callersonall`:
P y,
Egggraded according, to Government :San
s - g Standard.
Poultry- bought .according to weight and. quality.
'Reid fid
and Co.
T H. -Johns,:, Mgrs. f'
Dashwood, Ont.
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fa'ar That Tackles
Even.. Job
When a man' needs •a car
for many jobs • he turns
instinctively to the Ford
touring ';car,'
Primarily, the Ford tour-
ing is a" family car and.as
such has estab=
fished a splendid
reputation for
service and d'e-:.
pendability
But its useful-
ness does not end
there. You
will
find the Ford
touring doing
every job that cars have
ever been used for—mak-
ing
or-making thequick run to town
on urgent errands --taking
produce to market and
supplies back home—
doing everything,'.
in fact; that a :util-
ity car is galled
upon to do..
7$2 0. Pont Peedomiaaaes
No matter where you
live or drive your car,
the nearest service stag
tion is always a Ford
Service station
And it them"
all quickly, eco-
nomically and
satisfactorily. A
real car for work.
and recreation.'
F.O. B. Ford, Ontario 8445. Taxes extra.
Electric starting and ligliffng eulpnrnt`;$85 extra,
See Any Authorizes Ford Dealer
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