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The Exeter Times, 1924-6-26, Page 5THE EXETRT1ME5 11011140101101111110101100111111011110110181111,111111111000110,11001411011111101111111111111111NOMMIITHIMMIIIIIII HENSALL , = ‘4, 000191 evening was held in the =. = in. honor et Mr. J. S. Beugls, ateacher ="."` Methodiet ehurch on Monday night I1 "--• of the Hensel' Continuation Sch001. •, • WILL Yorf'14. Tiltesday . , • , • THE BEGI.d. YOUR SUCCESSFUL, YEAR, BY ENROLLING AT MITE School 'of' Oonrunerce Clinton, Ontario ' THE ONLY SCHOOL' IN ONTARIO AT 'WHICH YOU CAN HAVE THE ADVANTAGE OF Bliss System of Actual Business, 'FRO lVf THE START COIJII;SES Stenographic -- Commercial -- Secretarial Special Courses For particulars apply to M. A. STONE, COM. SPECIALIST, Vice Principnl Phone 198 B. F. WARD, .B.A., Principal PROLTDFOOT, KILLORAN & HOLMES earristorg, Office on the Square, 2nd door groin Hamilton St., Goderich. Private funds to loan at loWest rates. W. PrOndfoot, K.C. J. L. Killoran, . D. E. Holes Idle.' Holmes will be in Hensel' fersrY ;Friday from 9 until 6. AUCTIONEER . OSCAR KLOPF Ronor Graduate Carey Jones' -Au- sition School, Special course taken in Registered. Live Stock (all B.Feeds,). Merchandise, Real Estate, Farm Reties, etc. Ratesin, keeping with ,grevalling prices. Satisfaction as - Oared, write Oscar. Klopp, Znrich; or 18-93, Zurich. ' DR. A. MOIR, L. M: C. C. Physician 'and Surgeon, Phone .70 IIENSA:Lio ,•e.. A DR. J. W. PECK Graduate of Faculty of Medicine, pit:AM 'University, Montreal; Member yaff.Cbllege of Physicians and Surgeons ot Ontario; Licentiate of Medical tionircil of Canada; Post Graduate gliennber or Resident Medical staff of *snore' Hospital, Montreal, 1914-15; piEce, 3 doors east of Post Office. pone 0, Hensel', Ontario. Lumber has Advanced But we are still selling White Pine jIressed on both sides at ;45.00 per ethbusand. 1x6 dresser' and matched white Ipizle 750.00 per M. , B.C. No. 1 XXX Shingles B. C. No. 1 XXXXX Shingles • Bird's Ashphalt Twin Shingles • gaird's Ashphalt Roll Roofing 18 in. wide, the heaviest made. Phone No. 12 CLATWORTHY GRANTON WHY NOT GET YOUR PRINTING DONE IN TOWN? WE BELIEVE WE ARE A- 13LE TO GIVE YOU AS SATIS- FACTORY AND PROMPT A SERVICE AT OUR OFFICE, ' AS ELSEWHERE, AND IN AD- DITION TO THIS THE PRICE IS RIGHT A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU. THE HENSALL OBSERVER 11) eetlentlitintaark Templeton's Rheumatic Capsule; 'RHEUMATISM ,SCIA11CA 'NEURITIS LUMBAGO •.)TEMPLETONS*TORONT A. W. E. IlEmBinaav, g-ILINSALI , ONTARIO Miss Hattie McQueen, who rec- ently graduated as a nurse from the Victoria hospital, London, is in town this :week visiting yelatives and fri- ends. A joint meeting of the School Board, Town Council, and Board ,of Trade, will be held in the Town Hall on Friday evening to make arrange - meats, and draw up plans for the re- modelling of the school and. to cOn- sider where the best place would be to put the new roOth which they pro- -pose to build. The case of:James Priest agairist the Village -of Heniall in cOnnection with the Richinond Street drain was given _short- shift at Goderich last ThurSda,y. M. Stanbury Coun- cil ,for -the Village''objeeted to the jurisdiction of the Court to try the •case and Judge Barron ruled in his *favour and transferred the hearing to the drainage referee. RE-ITNION.. AT HOME OF ROBERT BELL • ... A -vert enjoyable Wile was spent at, the licene-of., Mr. and' ;Mrs. Robte „Belt Oili!eit ahOhyseveatOl;five menio, Verk--Orthe- Veii family gathered ao the °idhomestead to meet, Robt. Bell, of Helmer, Indiana, (son Of) Matthew Bell,) whom they had nev-, er seen Relatives from a distance were: Mr. arid Mr. -Win Bell and. family, Chicago; Robt. E. Bell and daughter, Helmer, Indo 1Vhe and Mrs. 13ernard Studt, Ashley, Mich.; Mrs. Jas, Bell and family New West- minster; Mrs. Robt. Elliott, Thed- ford; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Elliott and family, ThecIford; Mr. and Mrs.: Geo. Elliott and family, Forest; Mr. and Mrs. Mason Spearman, Forest; and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Coward and family, Saskatoon. After the hearty hand -shakes, the day was spent in races, football and soft ball. At the sound of the old farm dinner bell, all gathered out. on the lawn to par- take of a dainty' Supper prepared by the ladies. One of the interesting features of the day, was the music provided by sons of George Elliott, on the month organ and bones. At the sound of the violin played fiet John M.Bell all gathered in the large dining room and the evening was spent in games and dancing until the wee sma' hours, when all returned to their respective' homes • feeling they had spent an enjoyable time and looking forward to reunions in the yeras to come. It . „.LIrIlfiIi1• • eel ' Conk! 'Entranee Wednesday. next. 1,40:4 ;tr = After a shprt program by zuembers — of the choir and league, Mr, Beuglas was.presented witli the following ad- . = dress read by Mr. E. Rennie:, Mrs. J. Tapp was in London 0 Thursday of thit week. Mii's Pearl 'Churchill, of Clinton Visited fii4nds in" town On 'Sunday last. ' . • • . Mr. artnAlrsnG. F. CaSe are this week visiting with friends 'nit Dun- gannon. " I". '' • • • A drain on. the north side of Queen street isebeing enlarged this week. • Mr. Bert Glen of Toronto, is lioli- , da,ying with relatiyes ix -town this week. •Mr. -and Mes. Wes. Caldwell, ef London,' visited relatives in •town, this week. , Mrs. John Coulter and Miss Ida, are visiting reldtives in Woodstock this week.' e Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Nichols of Lon- don, visited rela.ve near. Hensell on Sunday. ' Mr. Harry Smith of London, was the guest of his parents in town on Sunday lat. Mr.G-lenn Broadfoot, of the Sterl- ing Bank, Goderich, visited friends in town on Sunday. ' Miss Salina Beaver, of Kitchener, is this week the guest of her parent Mr. and Mrs. W. Beaver. • Miss Polly Moore, who has been visiting relatives in town recently, returned to London on Tueeday Quite a number of local Odd Fel- lows attended the District ,meeting held at Goderich on Sunday last. ,Mr. S. Beagles, teacher of the Continuation School here,' left for his home in Hamilton on Tuesday. Mrs. H. J. McDonald and Welling- ton McDonald left last week for Tor- onto, where they will visit for 'a while. Mr. and Mrs. Volland and family, of Goderich; vistied the former'S-fa- ther, Mr: H. Volland, Sr., in losvvii on Sunday. Mise Verse Geiger returned last week froth a lengthy.; visit with friends in •Kitchener, BridgePort- and otlaer•places.;„ , , . , to: Mr. Elgin'Rowcliffe.of. the'Lon- n Road inuth is open, fOr congrat- ulations 9u the arrival of a baby, girl at his home. ld, At a nomination •meeting heen Monday evening Mr. R. Higgins was elected councillor for the balance of the year 1924. e Mr. ,and Mrs. ' R. Maddock- and family, of Londesboro, spent Sunday,' the guest of the forther's brother, :fr Mr. T. Shaddock, 'of town. • Mrs. J. Po'ne, who has been visit'- e ing friends at a distance for some g time, returned to town this week and in will spend the summer here: th Mr. S. Beuglas, Heneall. Pear Friantliere. On behalf of the Choir and Young People's League of the Hensel! Methodiat Oliatrein we take this 0P- portunity of expresSing to you our appr.eciatien ,of the services,you have eo. reel); given during the past Year. We are grateful for the willingness You have shown to help in all, the ac- tivities of our church. We feel that your •presence- amongst as has been a real help. We now join heartily in wishing for you a pleasant holiday and a happy, prosperous and useful future, and, we truat that You will always' cherish kindly memories of your as sociations anfongst us. Signed on behalf' Of the Choir 'brid League. E. Rennie, Choir Leader Geo. Fon; lick, Pres., Y.P.L. CREDITON FOR SALE— 'Freshening cow for sale. Apply to Lloyd England, Cred- Son. A full line ,of" Hunt's Flour and • Feed for sale. Special sermon to the Loyal Or- ange, Lodge in the Methodist church next Sunday evening. Subj. "The Alter and the Throne." Miss Cora Stehle, of London, has returned home for the summer Months. • '• Mr. Irving Stahls was in London no Saturday last on business. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Fahner and family, accompanied by Mrs. C. Fah- ner, motored to London on Sunday last. Mr.' Roy Wolfe, of Detroit, is spending a few weeks vacation at his home here. Next ..SUnday - the annual Child- ren's day ,will be observed in Zion Evangelical church. A splendid pro- gram has been arranged with a :large jurior choir. (Hear them.) "..Mr. 3. H. Holtzman addressed the Hyatt Ave. Methodist Sunday School Leaden, at their. .flower day service on Sunday afternoon last. Mr. Fred EiIber, of Windsor, is visiting home and friends for a Ye* days. , ,Mrs. V. J. •Meade, 'Who has been -visiting with Irgr sister, Mrs. Ricli'd HilL and other 'friends, returned to her home in Bendloss, Alta,., on Mon- day. • A number of friends gathered at the home of Mrs. Edith Moore and presented her with a miscellaneous shower. A very enjoyable -evening was spent by all present. • On Friday evening last about 30 fends and neighbors surprised Mrs rr's. Edith Moore with a miscellan ous shower. An interesting pro ram was given, Mrs. Hy. Metz tak- g the chair. Mrs. Eli Lawson read e following address:—Dear Mrs. oore: As friends and, neighbors We e gathered here.to-night to express ur regret, as we hear you are leav- g our midst in the near future— our loss and Shipka's gain. We have y always found you a true and loving o 'friend and ever ready to give a help- s ing hand in time of need. We are d sorry to lose you, but duty calls you elswhere. May God's richest bless- ing follow you to your new home. e We now ask you to accept these mis- ce galleons articles on behalf of the s•friends and neighbors. After a fit - •7 'tink reply from Mrs. Moore the • gifts were presented by Mrs. Wm. M - -otz. A dainty lunch was served 1 With ice cream and a very pleasant g evening was enjoyed by all. • We are pleased to note tnat ,Mrs. ar J. Ellis, who ...Was taken to London , hospital a Short time ago for an ,op- -n eration, is na'ad-mueh improved: -• , Dr. and Mrs. Alexander McKa and family of the West, mOtored t town thie week and are the guest of Mr. and Mrs. WM. 1VIeKey an family. We, are pleased to report that Mis ,Agnes Love, • who recently under went an operation at ,St. Joeeph' Hospital, ' Lo n do n, is *now ,doing 'nice Come in and look over our Electric Curing Irons We carry a good reliable make at the :very reasonable price of only 12,00 We have for sale a ,large assortment of Fishing Tackle including RODS, LINES, REELS, FLIES, HOOKS, SPOONS, ETC. YOUR INSPECTION INVITED. The Hydro Shop J. Passmore or Rent - age' I-Icrase for Sale Or Rent—Goo4 • . . A bunch -of ' loyal sport fans no) ored'to. the BOundary to see a[bel ame on Tuesday evening, but owin o ram 'the gaine had td be called of after two innings. Mr.' and Mrs. L. Leeper recently noved to St. Catharines, Mr. Lee- er's home before coming here. They ere good residents and will. be misa ed by a large number' of friends.. Miss Beryl Ashton completed her eason's engagement with Mr. E. annie, as milliner, last week, and eturned to her home in Gorrie on ednesday. Mr. Clarence Shepherd" recently ft town for Amherstburg, to 3vhich ranch of the Molsons Bank, he has een transferred after Several years f faithful service in the bank here. The monthly meeting of the 1 -len - 11 TJ.F.W.O., will be held at the ome of Mrs. Robt. Stewart, on Fria ay, Julie 27th at half past two,pand 1Vlitchell, County Director for iddlesex, is expected to be present nd saddress the meeting. • During the violent thunder and ghtning which accompanied the orm on Friday last, the telephone Mr..A. Smith's home was struck id completely burned. A number other buildings in town were tott- ed, but none suffered seiloua dam - sou e for Sale la;bl of $t ch Praine Dwelling on north Richmertd SEAFORTH—There AT on Tiles - St. 2 .lots. Will Sell or rent on easy'' day, June 17th, after a lingering Ill - terms. Possession given immediate- nes, at her horhe en ,Goderich St. ly, Apply at Observer Office or Z. West, Margaret Leslie, beloved wife Disjardine, ZUrich MR. No. '2, of Mr, jaxilea Watson, Seaforth TUCKERSMITH.—A quiet and pretty wedding took place at the Egmondville Presbyterian .manse on Wednesday afternoon last when Ena Mae, niece of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Strong of Tuckersmith, was unit- ed in marriage by Rev. W. D. Mc- Donald to Ivan Roy, only son of Mr. ,and Mrs. Henry Forsythe of Tuck- ersmith. Mr. and Mrs. Forsythe will reside on the groom's farm on the 8th concession of Tuckersinith. •'CLUBBING RATES Exeter Times $1.50 a Tear; .$2.00 to the United States, Times and London Advertiser $6.25 Times and London Free Press $6.25. Times and Toronto Globe .... $6.25 Time and Mail and Empire .... $6.25 Times and The Toronto Star $6,25 Time & Family Herald & Star $3.25 Times and Farmers' Advocate $3.00 Vines and The Farmer's Sun -42.90 Times and Christian Guardian $3.40 Times & Presbyterian 'Witness $3.40 Time & Canadian Ceuntryman $2.40 Times and World Wide Times and Montreal Witness $3.e0 Times and Saturday Night $5.25 Times and McLean's Magazine $4.25 The above publications inaY be obtained by Tinies subscribers in any combination) the pirce for any pith- lication being the :figure given, less $1.50, representing the price elf The , DASH,W1)00 Dr. H. H. Cowen, L. D. S 13. D. S. puNTAL SURGEON At MCCormicli's Block, Zurich, evey • Thursday and Saturday. MAIN okvicE Hartleih's Block — Dashwood, Ont Mr, and Alr.s. Jac. Schroeder have re turned from Detroit after apending a week in Detroit and other places. Masse, ,M. and B. Eirit of Detrain spent a /flew cle,ysin town last, week. alr. and -Mrs.,- P,. Kraft are visiting a London ;Ars. R Hayter spent the week end in Stratford. • .Alr. Ira 'Tiernan of Chealay spent Suaday at hir home here. a • 'Mr.- and 'Mrs. C. Lindentield of Parkhill spent Sunday with Mr. and Ales. C. Steinba.gen. • Ala and Ales. Win ICleinstrver spent Sunday' in Stratford. • Mr, GC O., Edteoller bass moved els household tetlects to Mitchell. Mrs. Gertrude Hess and Miss Anna Hess 'of Zurich spent Sunday, ?Mr. and Mrs. H. Holfma,n. Mr, and Airs. George Hess' of Zurich visited in tow,n. on Sunday, , Mr, and fdirs, Geo, Merrier spent he week .end in Bayfield. Mr. and [Mrs. H: Elsie. have returned after spendiag the week in 'Sarni,a, • Miss Florence Turnbull spent Sun- day with Mess Luella Schatz. 1.141rjohraston of Exeter occupied the pulpit of the Ev,aingelical church on Sunday morning. ' Bev, and Ails. W. J. Yager are vis- iting in Reciney. , KIRKTON Mr. Gilbert Miller is home from Montana visiting his mother, Mrs. A. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Yule and Mrs. Win. Yule, of Toronto, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Yule, Town Line last week. While hiinting groundhogs on Fri- day, Harry Gregory had the misfor- tune to discharge his rifle, the bullet passing through his foot. The "Outlook," (Sask.) says:— "Mr. and Mrs. Reub'en . Shier, of Kirktona Ont., and Miss Hazelwood, of Woodham, who are returning east from a trip to the Coast, were visit- ors last Thursday at the home o Mr. and Mrs. Alex: Johnstone." ELIIVIVILI-E miss Elva Horne anji friend visited at the home of Mre. Ernest Foster, Whalen on Sunday last. Mr. Rona E. , Bell of indianna visited at the home of his uncle, Mr. Tics. Sell for' a few .days last week. Mr. Bell's lather nand mother died when he was quite young and this os the first time lee has *ever met any, ol his relatives. A reurnber of our young people at- tended the anniversary services at Wliele,n on Sunday, FRED DAVIDSON RELEASED The case of Fred Davidson, who was employed at the home of Mr. Robt. Munn last November and, who was accused of a serious offence by a Barnado Home girl, came up be- fore His Honor, judge Lewis, at Goderich, on Monday. The • main charge against the young man was abandoned and through his Counsel, Mr. J. G. Stanbury, he pleaded guil- ty to assault. His Counsel then made made an earnest appeal to the Judge to give the boy another chance, as this was his first offence and his past record was a clean one, with the result that the accused was al- lowed to go on his own recognizance. Mr. J. G. Stanbury was at Goder- ich nearly all last week attending the Quarter Sessions and County Court, where he was engaged as Counsel in two criminal cases, and two civil actions. THE SICK "Mr. Wm. Nestle continues in very poor health with no improvement whatever, and he is gradually grow- ing weaker. Mr. D. Richards, who underwent en operation for gangrene on his great toe, still continues in very poor health. Workmen are .engaged in opening up hte drain on Andrew street be- tween Victoria and Laughall street, Lo lay new tile. Saturday was the longest day of the year from the standpoint of day- light and darkness. Now, watch the days shorten. Mrs. McAvoy, while- still confined to her ,bed, is showing signs of im- provement. Mrs. Wm. Russell still continues to improve and is now on a fair way to complete recovery. Mrs. H. T. Rowe is improving nicely since her recent operation. Mrs. H. Coultie has recovered suf- ficiently aS to be able to take short rides in the car, STANLEY:— "Ingleside Farm" Stanley Tp., was the scehe of a pret- ty event last week, when Zella R., younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs, j, T.. Heys, was united in marriage to W, 3. Clarke, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Lancelot Clarke, The bridal couple left on a motor trip to Ham- ilton, Niagara Falls, Ridgeway and Buffalo. On their return this popu- lar young cottple Will reside On the groom'e farm, "Maple Terrace" on the 10th concession of Stanley'. 7,77 TIIURJI,INI 2 tI, THAMES ROA 'Fite Thames Road CoMmittee ar planning to hold iv baseball torn ament on July 9th, Illiere wifl be further annonaceihent next week. Miss Margaret McCardy, who ha been visiting in the Weet returnet home on Friday last, • ZURICH An interesting church wedding took place at the Amish Mennonite chttrelnen Tuesday, June 17111, when Mies•BarelriErb, daughter 01 3.fr. and Mrs. John G. Erb, was united in mar- riage to Mr. Aaron Gingerich, son of Mr, and Mrs. Dan Gingerich, all of the Bronson Line, Hay. The popu- lar young couple will reside on the Bronson Line. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Steele, on ar- rival home from their honepraoon trip, were presented with a gift by the Evangelical church choir, Mr. Steele being a member, They were also serenaded by the band. Mr. J. Preeter has been on the sick list. The cellar for the new McKinnon block is now ready for the walls. Mrs. W. C. Callfas, after an opera- tion at London Hospital, has return- ed, and is able to be out again. • Mr. and Mrs. By. Gruehn and son, anti Miss Leona Geiger, of Pigeon, Mich., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gascho. The many friends of Miss Emily Denomy, who was operated on at St. I Joseph's Hospital, London, are glad to hear that she has returned home very much improyed in health. . There were no services in the Ev- angelical Lutheran church on Sunday owing to the pastor, Rev. H. Rembe, attending the Synod at Bornholm. Rev. R. M. Geiger, son of Mr. and Mrs. nIoses Geiger of the village, and who has served as pastor in Rock- wood, Ont., Methodist church for several Years, has been assigned to take charge of the Mildmay Method- ist church. A quiet wedding took place in the. Lutheran Parsonage, Saturday mg, June 14th when Rev. H. Rembe united in marriage Mr. George Hess and Mrs. Arletta Willert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Wainer, both contracting parties being of :"Znirich. The happy couple will reside in the village. BIDDULPH BARRETT—FOLEY.---The mar- riage took place on June 17th at St. Patrick's Catholic church, Biddulph, of Mary Foley, 'daughter of Mrs. Catherine Foley, of Toronto and Joseph Barrett, son of Mr. and Mrs_ Anthony ',Barrette.- 'of Lucan, Rev. Father Hogan officiating. The, bride was dressed in white silk and wore a tulle veil with a bandeau of or- ange blossoms and carried a bouquet of white carnations tied with white silk streamers. She was the re- cipient of many beautiful presents, including silver, china and several checks. Mr. and Mrs. Barrett will spend their honeymoon at Toronto and Niagara Fails, after which they will reside in Stratford. SHIPIC.A Wedding bells will be ringing in this neighborhood shortly. The lawn social held at the church was well attended and an excellent program 'was rendered. The pro- ceeds amounted to $65. Mr. and Mrs. H. Harlton and fam- ily spent Sunday in Clinton, Quite a number from here at- tended the funeral last Thursday of Mrs. William. Vincent. Mrs. Chris. Finkbeiner is spending a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. La Ford, of Sarnia. _ The kind hearted of this commun- ity responded liberally towards a -do-.. nation for Mr. Thos. Baynham, who has ,beerj sick for the •past pix months. Such deeds of kindness are to be, commended. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith and family spent Sunday with the latter's Parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Jones, of Crediton. - MT CARMEL The death took place at MO Moine London, en Sunday, June 15th •of 1Dennes O'Connell, age 80 years ahd whoe.s funeral took place here on Wednesday last with Requieu high mate: c,elebrated by Rev, Fr, Corcoran Mr, O'Connell vas .la old settler oC llth concession, Stephen, having mov- ed to Londen about five years ago. I -Ie is survived by his wirdow 'and .one daughter, ,Wfiss Elizabeth. Rev. Fr. Corcoran ie attending the annual retreat at Sandwich this \neck. VThss Marie Walker of London is Spending her holidays at her home at Kr John Hall of St, Petcids S'imin- apiaarreniats CtifanIngd a,m,rf,se.wzda jy, sH14yllit.11 his iNfr. Basil 0I'leourke and bride spent Sunday with the former's parents here Miss Martha Morrissey ot St, Joseph Hospital Lonclort, is spending her holi- days with her ,parents. Anise Winiircd Guitiau of "I'.oronto rvived home last week, . • Hubert 1.\loir of London is spending soane holidayswith iriends h e re. the week, of Detroit called on, f4ends her Idur- Mr, Jolm Campbell mid son Nlar7in in iis ,Marip Carey of Drysdale , spent the tu,d, with her parer*nt CoAlignretn,sisl blel,erlafrrnt , itiatzpit cllevcel 14t c . . ROBERT MUNN AQV The serious charge Barnardo Home girl against RObt. Munn, of Hay TeWnehipan Hensall, were ventilated at Usa 'Criminal Sessions held at God rkiL last -Week andthe jury, after a three days' trial, unanimously granted an honeralble maic;iiuntietstal Judge arpu beingon only 2 , of Stratford, presided. TInif.frainciwn Attorney), Charles ifleagern4C.• proaecuting tied J. M. nicAvoy, KO, and 3. G. Stanbury defending. The evidence clearly eStablishe4 tlie lee noeence. of the accused. The School Register „was produced by the de- feiace to snow that the girl was at echool laid erthe c hvaerrgyesd, a v wwhlle4heii ehgbsohres proved conclusively, thah the accus- ed was attending eawing-bee e away front home at this time So popular was the jury's decision, that cheera and hand clapping broke the solemn stillness of the Court2rooni only- to be quickly suppressed by the threat from the Judge, that he -would 'send some of the joyful ones to jail. But the friends and neighbors of Mr. Munn found opportunity on 'Wednes- day evening to voice their, satisfac- tion and express their faith in him, when a great surprise party was or- ganized and' took posSession of the Munn home. Besides the neighbors the parents .of Mr. and Mrs. IVIurat and also their solicitor, Mr. Stan - bury and his wife were invited. Games very pleasantly passed the the evening and then at the festive board, short speeches were made by women as well as men, expressive of the high regard in which the family is held and of rejoicing- and appre- ciation of the triumphant vindica- tion of Mr. Munn' s character. The • cocasion was the anniversary of the IVIunn's wedding. Following is the address presented to them:— Dear Mr. and Mrs. Munn: We are gathered leer° this even- ing on the anniversary of your wed- ding to express our delight in. the successful termination of the most unsavory case that has ever shocked this neighborhood. The dark cloud of waiting and suspense has been finally lifted. For months our minds have been with you, ready at any time to offer any assistance possible to free the innocent. - It is a high tribute to the integrity and purity of character of the falsely accused that the whole neighborhood and those who knew him best, have stood by him at this trying time. We feel that this cloud has had a silver lining and that we have been drawn closer together • as neighbors and 'friends because one of our number was iri trouble and now that freedom has ' come, rejoicing is in every heart. We also take this opportunity to express our deepest satisfaction at the brilliant ann masterly way in. which the two counsels conducted thewcetrustase.that the years to come may be years of joy and that time will heal the wounds that have been so ruthlessly made. May you and yours be spared to enjoy many hail- " py anniversaries of this occasion. Signed on behalf of your friends and neighbors. "I hear your rich uncle is death What was the complaint? None. Ev- erybody was satisfied." *** e** *** *** Going through a husband's pock- ets isn't so bad, but don't go through. his bank account. ANAGNETIC Europe is at, tracting tourists from the whole world, in record breaking vol- ume this year. To be able to go when you had planned—at the time best euited, to your convenience—is half the pleasure of the trip. Make your travelling arraagerneuts now, the comfortable way --the Cenadian Pacific way, and be assured of a voyage of supreme pleasure. Either Empress cir Mono. class Cabin Service. Foir foil particulars ask Local Agonts