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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1924-5-15, Page 5it IIII III Illlli I IIII IIIiI lilt I Ili I I II I I Il 1 Ili i ill III! I II I !IIII II liif I I I I IIII I I IIIIIiI I IIII I hill 111111 J f I I I IIIIIIII f I �i1111p1lIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlIIlillllllll IIII � � i III Ilillll ll II III IIII I Illll ilii IIII Il11111111 IIIII I 1161111lIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIL IIlIlIIHIIllilllillilllllll I � Illllllllllllllllilllllflfl �illjlflllllllllllif DO THE; AMBITIOUS YOUNG PEOPLE OF TIIIS COMAHNITY KNOW THAT L OF j�/� E THE SCHOOL Clinton, Ontario z � bin Arranges classes to accommodate Students wishing to live at 10nie and rommute daily by train? That, on a 32 weeks course, one month is insure student having full time at school? given free of fees, to That,• this schoolof a ri • has the most qualified teaching t g s aff of y P rivals Commercial School in the .Province?. THAT THESE FACTS mac AY YOUR OPPORTUNITY t 1924 •,: APRIL 29 Tef xla o ems 'I`ULSDAX 9 STUDENTS MAY ENTER AT ANY TIME COURSES Y• .. STENOGRAPHIC, • COMVERCIAL; SECRETARIAL AND SPECIAL Writ or Phone 193, i01full information. ,• . B.A., + B. h. WARD; TOCOM. ,SPECIALIST, A. STONE,, Vice PrinciP al Principal DR. G.. L. SMITH DENTIST Two doors east of the Molsons Bank, Hensall Ont. Away 'Wednesday afternoons. PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN & HOLMES Barristors, &e. Office on the Square, 2nd door from Hamilton St., Goderich., Private funds to loan at lowest rates. W. Proudfoot, K.G. J. L. Killoran, D. E. Holmes Mr. Holmes will, be in Hensall *very Friday from 9 until 6. . Miss Sarah Petty,_gave a very teresting topic on Missions, fo the Young People's Society on '•Monday. evening. 'Also Miss: Ellis gave two eine :readings; instrumentals by Miss Gladys Way, Miss Lani nie• and a number of her -'chars o"n 'the violin; a duet by the Misses Margaret and Louise Drummond added to the pro- gram. The play "Martha Made Over" was given to a large audience in the Methodist church on Tuesday even- ing by,•the Young People's Society of Winthrop. The play was in 4 acts and described• the making oyer of a housewife who was so ,intent upon thecondition of things in. her home that she forgot all about the outside world and from • overwork,' suffered a nervous breakdown. During, her recovery she . had time to think of the problem from all its angles and decided to not be so particular a- bout household ditties: and give more of her time to' enjoying the good things of life. ` The play was well enacted' and was' -mixed with:humor- ous happenings"which},,;kept 'the large audience in continuo1 goocl•.humor.. Selos, readings and Inane duets were features much enaayed between acts. Lunch was served by the ladies of the church to tie players: after the entertainnzent. a •--Every man gets the experience but only a few gain ,the wisdom ,to make it,spay. AUCTIONEER • OSCAR KLOPP Honor Graduate Carey Jones', Au- ction School, Special course taken in Registered Live Stock (all Breeds,) Merchandise; Real Estate, .:Farm dales, etc. Rates in keeping, with prevailing prices. Satisfaction as- sured, write. Oscar Klopp: Zurich, or 18-93,Zurich. wino DR. A. MOIR, L.M C. C. Physician and Surgeon Pismo 70 HENSALL DR. J. W. PECK Graduate of Faculty of Medicine, McGi11 University, Montreal; Member of College of Physicians and Surgeons of •Ontario; Licentiate of Medical Council of Canada; Post Graduate limber of Resident Medical staff of general Hospital, Montreal, 1914-15; (Mee, 3 doors east of Post ,,,Office. Phone 56, Hensall, Ontario. Lumber has ..�►.cvanced But we are still selllng White P'ine' "dressed on both sides at $45.00 per thousand.` 1x6 dressed and matched white pine $50.00 per M.' •' " B.C. No. 1 XXX, .Shingles, 3' B. C., No. 1 XXXXX Shingles Bird's Ashphalt Twin Shingles Bird's Ashphalt Roll Roofing 18 in. wide, the heaviest made. Phone No. 12 A. J. TUY T�_ GRANTON 9 .0 ''S eunlatiC Cu styles..: Templeton s Rlt p foieRHEUMegg A ��ii AA ��yfl M SCIATICA! A- Y�I�/9 NEURITIS R B U�qWp GO sR����'�'� 4,VI'�I�i?� "ORONTO -- 7E3�dIpLETONS 1 , + . HL+'MPIUJL A. 531. 1; ONTARIO HENSALI Toronto, Mr.' Arnold Bell left for on Tuesday last. • z Thursday (today),,is e half first *,is the store keepers. holiday for t 1 114r, and: Mrs, G. C. Petty spent few days iii, Toronto, recently. Mrs. Logan has purchased -a Ford.. coupe from Messrs. Cook Bros, 13obt. Bullard `pis spending a Mrs, 'few weeks I vtwithrelatives in i London, v John Murdock . who, has been Mrs, > c ill for some:time is now Ie oY bering. Mz'. and Mrs. Milne Rennie and family'spent Saturday in the village. The 2 4tli" of May ,will be celebrat- ed hi Clinton and Kitchener this year. , Dr.;J. W Peck has purchased• a new Ford Sedan from Messrs. Cook Bros. , Qn Tuesday last the U.F.O. ship- ped a carload ei potatoes to the West. Mr. Dixon,: of ,Peterborough, was; in town on `business the forepart of the week. Dr. -and Mrs. Sellery, of: Toronto,. spent the week -end in town renewing • acquaintances. . ' Mr. aid Mrs. W. G. Wilson, of Goderich, were in. town on Tuesday visiting friends. Next Sunday evening the I.O.O.F. will attend divine service in the Methodist church, • The W.M.S. District Convention is being held in the Methodist church today (Thursday.) ' Mr. N. P. Warrener, of Pontiac, Mich., paid a short visit to friends in'town on Monday. Mr. and Mrs, E. Druiamond and: Miss Beryl, spent the week -end with. relatives in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins spent Sun- day with the latter's. sister, Mrs. Lorne Zuefle, of town. THE EXETER TIMES CREUITON Miss Merna Sams i$ on the sick list the past two weeks, -suffering fromv, an attack of indigestion, Rev, S, M. Hauch, of SVinuipeg occupied the pulpit in the Evangeli- cal church Sunday .evening last. He t Mr. K. Either and .•.. will Il b zsitln n�� g renewing old acquaintances around thevillage, the r r? t teeco I Iii .in In the 'past week charge of the Athletic Field, have had several hundred small spruce h are seat out b trees. !slanted, which y the reformation branch. sports a nevi Silber s tvi Mr. Ti. • K. ,, �l ord> Coach. M rs., LloydEngland - Ln land and children have returned home from Sarnia, where they visited for the past week. r. •i cis of TJirs. Herb, The many friends Young o her r extend their `sympathy in the death bfather. in Tavistock. f e 1 Miss LY la Kuhn, :of London, spent o • l iAII, the 'week -end with her 7, '� aion ts, and .Mrs. H. Kuhn. Miss Eva Oestr.eicher and Mr, Harold 'You of London, spent the a g, 1 week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Oestreibher. Mrs. Chas.' Zwicker is visiting for s iu Toronto. a few da 0 Y Mr. Robt. Sweet is improving slowly. ' Mr. and Mrs. -D. McHarg and son David, of London, recently visited her mother Mrs. T. Peart. Mrs. Kerr and little child of Sen - forth, werethis week the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hedden. The painters and paperhangers are very busy just now painting and re-deco:ratingmany' residences' in? town and vicinity. Mrs. 'W. Hawkshaw, of Hamilton, has been the guest of her brothers Messrs, -'Thos. and Alex. Murdock during the past week. �e11Sal l We are pleased to 1 th t M Till ` earn a rs. W. N. Glenn, of London Road north, Greenhouse :is making a good•recovery from•lier recent operation in the London Hos WE SOLICIT 'YOUR SPRING; OR- PitaL - • DER, , FOR TOMATO,. CABBAGE ° One of the -large windows in front. AND CAULIFLOWER PLANTS, AL- 01, W. C. Davis' store which was SO FOR POTTED AND BOXED brken some time ago by a stone Miss Clara Weber who has spent from a car on the pavement, leas PLANTS. a week at her home here has return - been replaced by a new one, ed to Detroit, WE HAVE FOR SALE- A NUM, Mr. Hu g11 McDonald,. while •out in. Mrs. Theodore Foster and two BER OF ENGLISH WALNUT SEED- the country buying: cattle on Monday children, of Detroit, are: visiting with LINS, °ONE, TWO , AND. THREE was suddenly taken; quite •ill and •it the formers, parents, Mr. and Mrs.; YEARS OLD. was necessary to remove hire to 'a L.Weber. WHEN GARDENING CALL AND hospital in London. We hope for a Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Smith speedy recovery. were at Minion city, Mich., attending As was announced last week the the funeral of the late Mich. ` Cash, Hensel). Chopping mill will run only who was a former well-known aesi- Wednesdays and Saturdays •all day.. dent was al here. When a public holiday falls on either 5W of these days, chopping will be doneThe business seen of Zurich have , again agreed to observe Thursday i the previous day, afternoons as a half holiday and will Thursday of this week. CENTRALIA „ Mrs. and Miss Aggie Anderson were in London on Saturday,' Mr: and Mrs. McLaren and son and daugliter, of London, attended the an'niversar'y , services here on Sunday and were the guests. of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kerr. Mrs. McLaren is a -daughter of the late Rev. W. II. Butt, for two terns pastor of Cen- tralia circuit. • The anniversary services on Sun- day were a' fine success. The con- gregations were glad to greet Mr. and Mrs. Findlay'again and to listen to the able and eloquent sermons Mr. Findlay preached. They were the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Albert Mitchell during her stay. The "singing under the leadership of Mr. 'Andrew Hicks was much ap- preciated. The chopping mill will work only on Mondays,. Wednesdays and Satur- days until fall. hrr. M. Sleamons' store is closed at . K. McKellar, of Cromarty. ' present for stock taking. Mr. Poi- • lard, the new owner, will begin busi- ness Thursday morning. Arr. Fred Penwarden was in Lon don on -Tuesday. Mr. W. T. Colwill left Monday morning for the West. Byron Hicks bras been very busy gettingthe: cattle on his eight hun- dred dred acres:of,grass;the past week. The hay press is'busy in the neigh -- Mr. and Mrs.' Thos. Hunkin visited borhood, several car, loads being with friends in Exeter on Sunday. Mother's • ;Day was observed m, Thames Road Presbyterian church Sunday:- Rev. Mr. Grant,- of Grand :.,Bend, taking the ,pulpit, as- sisted by Rev. Dr. Fletcher, who gave a short discourse on`"What we owe to Motherhood." Four members of the choir rendered a very pleasing' quartette. The Coleman lighting system has been installed in the church and is. giving splendid' service. There will be no service in the Thames Road 'church next Sunday,' as Sacrament will be " administered at the stone church, Kirkton. DASHOOD Dr. H. IL Cowen, L. D. S. D. D. S, DENTAL SURGEON At McCormick's Bleck, Zurich," every Thursday "and Saturday, 1IAIN OFFICE: Hartleib's Block -- Dashwood, Ont. Mother's Day .was celebrated in. theEvangelical church last Sunday, The oldest; inother, Mrs. Schroeder, chair on the zlatrorin occupied ' a. i �`•es ni'ed • u wasz•,ye 'service and • during the1 carna- tions, bouquet of . handsome a t wXth a 'l 1 Detroit •1 ar left for e Rope Rader ' Miss o on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Reid and fam- •l sly visited in Bayfield on S u_1day . Mr. J. Wildfong has purchased 111r. Geo. Edighoffer's residence on. Main street. Mr. "Edighoffer will move to Mitchell shortly. Miss lVIyi•ta >Ioffznan,' of London,, spent the ' week -end sit .:: her Home' here. ' .1VIrs.• Gower, of Princton, is visit- ing:. withMr. and,111r6. z 1.1V r4. T. Johns. . Mr. D. Betchel.left last week for Sarnia. { ' • of Mitchell . Mr. L. T7dzglioffel vas a visitor in town' on Sunday. MissRankin,' of Stratford,will I' give an address at the .C.G.LT.:ban- quet. on Friday evening, Don't forget the Operetta '"P atri- cia"g iven by the pupils of the Es'et- er High- School on Wednesday, May 21st at the Exeter. Opera Hoare. - SUiNSH.LNE' Mr. Gordon Duncan, of Kingston, spent the past week 4 ith his mother, Mrs. G. Pulleyblanlc. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Francis, of Exeter, visited with ' Mr. and, Mrs. Ray Fletcher on Sunday. Mr. John. Hooper, of Toronto, vis- ited on Sunday with ^ his daughter, Mrs. C. Camm. Mrs. J. 'Wilson, of Toronto, ra spending a few weeks with her moth- er, Mrs. M. Heywood.• The Sunday School will hold its anniversary on May 25th. Mr. and Mrs. M. Routley and Vin- etta spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. THAMES ROAD Mr. and Mrs. John Hodgert and babe spent Sunday in Seafortli.' Mr. and Mrs. Ken. McNicol spent Sunday with friends at Mt. Pleasant." The stork called at the, house of Mr.; and Mrs.,Alex. iMcDougall' and left•a fine boy on "Tuesday; May 6th. 14o. -J', h0ORNE S. '1" i' he reportS� The followiz � s t z o No 4 l sborne based on exam ipa- tions and daily work, Sr,- IV --Hubert 1{un.ter, 54 Jr, IV—Doreen Westcott, 69; Mar Qrie Westcott, 64; Harold Mit- chell, 5 8 ; Gorge Thomson, 57; Lily Hunter, 53; Gerald Fora, 40, Sr TTI=-11Iary Hunter': 70 Jr, II -;lean Coates, 84; Ila Iiun- Promoted to jr. IIT- Z?,oy Hunter, 61; Archie `l'homusalz, 60. Jr. IIA—Norma Hunter, 79; Bes- sie Coates, 70; .,Florence 111itciiell, 50*. Jr. IIS --Arnold Ford, 51;: I Allan Westcott, 74. - Sr. Pr. -,—Elgin Luxton, No. enrolled 18, aver atten. 17. L::1![. Davis, teacher. shipped away. The Co=operative Co. has got in 'a fine lot of coal and have decided -to install new :weigh -scales near the coal elevator:" . ZURICH' i LOOK OVER OUR STOCK. J. ZUEFLE & SON FLORISTS, HlNSALI A wagg Wagon is aided by the tongue tueii'� otic izt front; an automobile fre1 sly is guided by the tongue On the ;back $09tI Hensall, Ont., Phone` 11 Mr. Andrew Boa has dust •i slur ned begin on T y from Weleyan olleMr,ileloading the largebread GOin to .JLCu- a toraeihs firsyearhsksttontday,Mrdrw wher:::i e as suessfuy completed mixer of Mr. E. Koehler, at Hensall. ..._ g . • for Melborne''to take charge of the Price had his index finger. badly 1 circuit until' ~July 1st , slnaelied ' as the heavy machine • Monday next, May 19th, in Hensall :which weighs' over. a ton came down r4 „Town Hall, "My old Friend from on it. i '' "b "the 'o rular Building operations are'progress'- Indra, presented y p i at the new Deitz 'Block, as the TO INFORM THE AIJ l ers, • from St. Marys: Program ing WD WISH p aY foundation is practically up ` while. TOMOBILE OWNERS OF THIS DIS. -promises to be better tiiau. ever. Se- at the Molsons Bank TRICT THAT :WE HAVE SECURED; cure your ,tickets, they are selling the progress T THE AGENCY FOR. THE is • EXIDE and U. S. L. STORAGE BATit/R ES AND ARE IN A`"POSITION TO GIVE YOU ' VERY 'ATTRACTIVE PRICES' ON EITHER • OF THESE. WELL- KNOWN KNOWN' AND.. RELIABLE MAKES' it was necessary to postpone it until OF STORAGE BATTERY. June 4th. • fast.,, The annual shooting tournament Of the Hensall Gun Club, will take place at the club grounds on 'Wed,. nesday, June 4th. This shoot u' u- ally is held on May 24th, but owing to unavoidable circumstances arising WE ALSO 'HANDLE BURGESS; DRY CELL BATTERIES AND ALL SIZES OP FLASHLIGHT IILIG HP B AT - AS TER•IES. `GET OUR PRICES .BE FORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. The Hydro Shop J. Passmore t'UIIY .NOT GET TOUR PRINTING DONIS IN !COWN 7 WE BELIEVE -WE ARE A- BLE TO GIVE YOU' AS SATIS.. FACTORY . AND PROMPT A SERVICE- A17..01113. OFFICE,, AS :f f LSE WHEREf ' AND .IN AD" DITION TO THIS: THE' PRICE IS RIGHT A TD,IAL- WILL'- CONVINCE YbU. k '1945 PLENS4LLL O13SE1; VISR ' ELIMVILLE Mother's Day service held in this a verySuc- cessful '' church. last Sunday was one,, The church being filled A children's choir led the singing and also sang one selection alone. Three children were baptised: Bes- sie Olive Johns, daughter of mr. and Mrs. Rich'd Johns; Warren John and Margaret Elizabeth Miners, twin son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Garnet Miners. There were also present three who had passed the four score years:' Mrs. Heywood, Sr., ,Mrs. Pym Sr., , and .Mrs. Sam'1 .T."lorne; these three: and each of the three babies baptised were each presented with a rose on behalf of the Sunday School, by Mr. Wm. Johns, Supt., Who made a few fitting reniarks at the time, Rev. Mr, Livingstone gave a very ap- proirriate address and Misses Helen Murcl1 and .Bessie Bell gave' read•, ,ings. site are coming slowly along and still another new place of business going up, namely,' Dr. A. J. McKin- non is rebuilding+, his dwelling and will put up' a fine new building suit- able for his drugstore and living quarters, and with Fred Thiel's new block will make four new business places this 'summer. . Zurich is sure orr e boom Mrth. aiid 11I1,s. Jos. Wickens, of Ing- ersoll, are spending a few days with Mrs. Wickens' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hey, Sr. ' lk starting a ml sta g s Mr.C.Sclzra g i route in Zurich. Charles F. IIey, of Bad Axe, Mich., clied in the hospital at that place on Thursday, May 2nd, and the remains were buried on Saturday. , An auto collision took place at the swamp on the Zurich road, when a Ford coupe from near Crediton, coi- iicled with a new Chevrolet car from Michigan. No injury was done to the passengers, but the cars Were badly wrecked. Mr. and MIS. .l'. W. Horner and Mrs. Elizabeth Geiger of Dashwood, attended the fttneralof the late C. F. Hoy, at Bad Axe, Mich. Mr e. Olga, Miller, of Detroit who A, F. Hess, Clerk. spent the past few weeks with her v: rents Mr. and Mrs. T acob Howalcl triA. square man never tries to get left on 'Friday for a few weeks visit cl in Kitchener and Owen Sound, around a debt. 'Brussels population, 'as taken from he assessor's report is 902, and the r total ,assessment : 43 r500 which is. 95,22/ over last ear: zlacr ase of au e Y The- pbjmlation is identical' with the figures in -the 1911 census. GREENWAY• • (Too ,,late for last week.), MiSs Audrey Prance has returned to her home after visiting her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos: Bullock. The many friends of Rev. and Mrs; Williams and, family," of Thedford, were pleased to see them oh S ndaj' last when , Mr. Williams conducted Si,) IV, M:4 clic `Y.M;ii, azs<zr ss 1VIi' '° a 1{ and IItIb. John A ,hkrr ily, of •Sash rtcb.ev, all, were l Nrr. and Mrs. Rout, earruihe,rs f611d cin ^I`lzursday Y,ir, Shatik and Tar, Car- rutize'rs went to Detroit There will be a inothez s, Choir the Methodist church next 'Sunday; . Please l elooru el that this year Go io S.zuuday School day is -being obser- ved. on Mother', clay, Miss Viola Pock returned t� l.lo.t tiwitlz•h4z sister, ]X, itis who was !some for a tow days. Robt. Billing has accepted' a pos% n Stratford. (:loll i Mr, John Stew a+ dson, ,of •Luedlx, is visiting Ed. Stets ardsozz. young. 11 'll�thodst . The � ouzzg .oil: of t c. �. church held a` very successfu1 bail- quet on Friday eveningwith Rev. � � 4r J. Maines, . pastor as toast-ivaster. The guests of honor were Mr, and � I'.. a^ �'012iet e, who were re- 1 x s. Jas. G�r t , rto .. s pre- sented me with glass waierset and se...,d rt €�_ i' Vl: ', E. McPherson, wl o ' 11Ir. and i r s. , . were • o presented with ':a . salad ars bowl' and fern basket. -Several toasts were proposed and tt,'o readings giv- en and •a very Y en • ;'.able time was 3 y i spent. a ' 14Ir We extend cozzgratu] tions. to and Mrs. "Ted iJc]h,>rspn (N Miss Hazel Pollock) _`.Who were niar- ried ,recently' and Will snake their Mime in Parkii1l, k We shall miss ; Mrs. 1',Zc1'lrozsean ver•,. much in clic community and the ;ilethodist clzurcll f: where' she has'beetti''an earnest, ful S. S. 'teacher And choir member for several yea •s,• The best wishes for future happiness is Opressed 'uy a host:'of'fibends. admillizammaffillimulla Eggs and ,Poultry. We are in a position to take all your eggs -no matter how large or liow small a quantity you have for sale. ',Inquire regularly Inc prices. 111111111111011111111MII111111111111011111111M III II I NIM II NMIIMMIIINIMIIIINIIII UM MIIIIIINMIIIMUMMNNIMMIIIIIIIIiMIIIINEMiIMNINNI11111 1M MINIIINIIIIMMIi E111111111t 11 1111 I 1 111 1II1I111111111 111III 111111 111 11 3000 Hens and Broilers Wanted fordelivery in May and June. We are looking for high prices a- long through these`nionths. Now is the time to lay your plans for producing broilers. Information gladly given. Write, phone or call personally.' Eggs graded according to Government Standard. Poultry bought according to weight and quality. Reid and Co -T. II. Johns, Mgr. Dashwood, 0 t._ mon HAY COUNCIL The regular meeting of the .Coun- cil of the Tp. of Hay, was held in the Town Hall, Zurich, on Monday, May 5th. .All members were`p "res- ent. The minutes of the previous meeting were adopted as read, The' Council became organized as a Court of Revision of the assess- ments of the Masse Drain and the Stephen, Drain. By -Law No. 4-1924;' ,re'Masse,' Drain was read third time and .final -:1 ly passed. The Court of Revision of the Ste- phen Drain was adjourned to Julie 2rld, at 1.30 p.m. The Council then 'resumed the order of general business. An order for u new 10'5 magneto switchboard Inc: the Zttrich Central was given the Strombery-Carlson Telephone Manufacturing Co., of Canada at a price 01 91036.00 under the condition ,that the order can be cancelled , if something '"unfoze seen should' occur. ' The foliowing accounts were pas- sed: ---Dr. J. P. O'Dwyer acct. re' vaccinations$ 202; F. Stelck, snow rds. 12.70; C. 'Aldsworth; ditto4.75; H Krueger dragging g {rue e r sn ow and d ids gg ids 7 00; snow ,. .D Dignan $ 2 2.40• W. g P. Kalbfleisch, lumber rd No. 10, 2:9,25; 5. Grob' snow rde 19.35; J C. Salmon hauling gravol6:22; 'D.. Oswald, sand and gravel telephone office 3.50; Freight and cartage dir- ectories 4.56; postage re directories. '"13.04; Steomberg-Carlson Co. sup- plies 8.20; Can. Ind. Tel. Co., sup- plies 12.8$; Northern Electric Co., supplies 139,88; 13e11 Co.,: tolls. 5.45. The Council•' adjourned to meet again on June 2nd at 1.30 o'clock p.m. for general business and as a Court of Revision of the Assessment Roll. • �t"4s .: �Npy��y+ptit UNIVERSITY OF W ESTERN 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 '1" Session as delightful as it is profitable: ; ' f Splendid new Uni- kV verity Buildings occu . a�: pied this summer. For information write the Director, or Dr. K. P. R. Neville, Registrar. • Summer School London, Ontario. J utrae 3G to August 9. l For Your Pretecti There is an established cash price for all Ford products, which price is fixed by the Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited. In co-operation with. the Traders Finance Corporation the' Ford `Motor Company of Canada, Limited has also established a fixed price to be paid if a purchaser wishes; to purchase on the deferred payment plan. Thepurpose in establishing this definite ,fime, price is to protect the buyer againstainst excessivecharges. .The chargeauthorized bythe Ford Motor Company . of Canada, Limited and charged " by the Traders Finance Corporation isab- solutely fair to' everypurchaser who'buys. Ford products on deferred payments. Thisdeferred payment plan is a simple business arrangement devised for your con- venience—by means of which with a small payment down a ent you may drive your ;car— l paying the balance in small monthly in- stalments. These rates are as follows:' gIO7, Monthly Payment En®telan enR® Touring... Touring zu (Starter] er ] Runabout . •... Runabout [Starter) Coupe, , Tudor . • . Fc,rdor . Truck Chassis • . Truck Chassis (Starter) $32.66 0 378 30. 4D � 35:75 45.66 51.84 60,00 32.75 343.08, See Any Authorized Ford Deafer CARS KS T%.AAC'If'R 6 kk