The Exeter Times, 1924-7-10, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES
school-Repo/is
S.S.NO. 2, ITS13ORNEI
— Results of Promotion examination.
-E Names arranged as promoted in or-
- der of anerit; those marked with au
= asterisk obtained honors.
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DEGAN'S
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TOUCH TYPEWRITING
IS TAUGHT EXCLUSIVELY
IN THIS DISTRICT 173Y TEN
School of Commerce
Clinton, Ontario
YOU CANNOT ATTEND.A, BETTER SCHOOL, SO
WESNOT REGISTER NOW FOR TRE FALL TERM?
SCHOOL RE -OPENS
Tuesday/ Sept. 2nd, 1924
courisEs
Stenographic Commercial -- Secretarial
Special Courses
For particulars apply to
M. A. STONE; COM. SPECIALIST,
Vice Principal
Phone 198 •
B. P. WARD, B.A.,
Principal
SCHOOL REPORT
Jr. III to Sr. III—Pass, Clare Zen -
Ile, Edward Little, Albert -Wolff,
Boyce Welsh, Eldred Smith, -Marion
Sinclair, Lula Lindenfield, , Joyce
_Scriiton, Edna Wolff.
Sr. II to Jr .III—Blonors, Florence
MacDonald, Mabel Workman, 1)en-
z.is Hogarth, William Drummond,
Lloyd McLaughlin. Pass, Beryl
Druminond, , Lizzie Bean, Howard
dladys Passmore, Willie
Nicol, Irene Daters, Hazel -Hudson,
Ruth Hedden, Harold Foster.
PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN
8,z HOLMES
Barristors, &c.
Office on the Square, 2nd door
from Hamilton St., Goaerich.
„Private funds to doan at iowest rates.'
W. Proudfoot, K.C. J. L. Killoran,
, D. E. Holmes "
Mr. Holmes will be in 'Hensall
Ovary Friday from 9 until 6.
AUCTIONEDR • .
OSCAR KLOPP ,
Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Au-
Otion School, Special course taken in
Y.egistered Live Stock (all Breeds,)
lierchandise, Real Estate, Farm
ales, etc. Rates in keeping with
prevailing prices. Satisfaction-- as-
isured, write Oscar Klopp, Zurich, or
:wire 18-93, Zurich.
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eilISZAVOSIMIG= ..9151.2==•=10111
DR. A. M,OIR, L. M. C.• C.
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Physician and Surgeon
..,
Phone 70 HFNSALL
'DR. J. W. PECK
• Graduate of Faculty of Medicine,
pdsPill University, Montreal; Member
Of College of Physicians and Surgeons
bt Ontario; Licentiate of Medical
Council of Canada"; Post Graduate
Itternber of Resident Medical staff of
Seneral Hospital, Montreal, 1914-15;
floffice, 3- doors east of Post Office.
'hone 56, Hensall, Ontario.
Lumber.
has Ad-% aced
,
But we are still selling White Pine
presiSed 04 both sidea at $45.00 per
thousand.
1x6 dressed and matched white
Wile $50.00 per M.
,
B.C. No. 1 XXX Shingles
' 13. C. No. 1 thXX Shingles
Bird's ABIriphalt Twin Shingles
-
Bird's Ashphalt Roll Roofing 18 in.
wide, the heaviest made.
Phone NO. 12
II
A. J.
CLATWORTHV
GRANTON
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30 .
mrrnev Asthma 1
'IN111 spoil your summer and make
your company dietreSsing to your
-friends unless you get relief.
Get a box of RAZ -MAH today. Most
people feel better from the first dose.
Your druggist will refund your money
fa $1 box does not bring relief. Ab-
zolute.qy harmless. Generous sample
s To-•
for 4c in stamps. Tompleton'
ronto. itil),
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A. V. E. ILEAIPITILt 1
IIENSALI — ONTARIO I
Come in and look over our
Electric
Curling Irons
We carry a good reliable naalte
at the very reasonable price of
only $2,00
We have for sale a large assortment
Qf
Fishing Tackle
'including
RODS, LINES, REELS, FLIES,
HOOKS, SPOONS, ETC.
YOUR INSPECTION ,INVITED.
The HydroShOP
Passmore
HYDRO RATES REDUCED:,
The Hydro Commission of , Ont-
ario have decided•to reduce the rates
of power in Hensall, the reduction
to be from the 'first of June, 19'21.
The followint is the new schedule
of rates.
-DOMESTIC LIGHTING
The present •floor area charge
shall be ,d1scoutiuned. ,
Service' charge of 30c net, • to all
domestic consumers.
tic. per kw. hr. for the first 60
kw. hrs. used Per month.
2c. per kw.. hr. for all additional
consumption per month.
Prompt payment, discount JO P.C.
• Minimum net monthly bill, $1.25.
COMMERCIAL LIGHTING
' 10c per kw., lir for the first 50 r
hours' use per month of connected
load or maximum demand.
Sc per kw. hr. for the Fecond 50
hours' use per month of connected
load or maximum demand.
1c per kw.' hr. for ttil additional
monthly consumptton.
Prompt payment, discount 10 pi -c.
Minimum net monthly bill, $1.25.
P OWER—$1. 00 per horsepower
per month of connected load or maxi-
mum lemand.
6•1P 1.1e,Y;• kw -hr for the •first 50
hours' use per month of connected
load or maximum demand. '
FIENSALL
Mrs. Logan spent Wednesday in
• EXeter.
Mr, Thos. Shaddock has just com-
pleted a new gararke,
• Miss Mary Hoggarth, of Toronto
• is visiting at her home here.
Miss Jessie A. Bell recently visit-
ed with friends in LondOn.
Mrs. A. L. Case visited with rel-
atives in London this week.
• Mrs. Margaret Jermyn, of Toron-
to, is visiting at the Parsonage.
Master Lloyd Or twein, of London
is holidaying with relatives in town.
Miss Violet Whiteside visited with
Miss B. Ashton in Gond° on Sunday.
1VIr. Arnold Bell, of Detroit, is
in town this week visiting relatives.
Mr. Roy Ryckman of Toronto is
holidaying at his hothe east of the
,
Miss Lillian Rivers, of Parkhill
is the guest of Miss Grace Chapman
this week. '
Miss Margaret Hobkirk of London
spent Sunday with her .parents in
the village.
en
The town council are having some
of the back streets oiled to' keep the
dust down.
Messrs .Jaines and Clarence Munn
of 'Toronto motored. home on Friday
of last week.
Mr. George Moore of Meaford,
spent a fe*. 'flays with friends ,in the
village this week.,
IVr. :and Mrs.iT. of ,De-
troit, Mich., • called ou friends du'
town on Friday last.
Miss E. Boltonleft on Thursday
for Bloomeberry, penn.; where she
intends to visit for a time. .
.Mr. and Mrs. Davis and family of
Saginaw, Mich., .;were ,guests of Mr.
and , Mrs: 'M. J. Drysdale., •.town
recently.
Weather permitting; -a baseball
'match willbe held in.. Islensall on Fri-
day 'evening • neXt, between Exeter
and Hensall.",
Mrs:. H. Price, and family, • :who
have been visiting her phrents in
Listowel returned home on Saturday
of last week. . •
A number from Hensall .and
vic-
ffiity attended the baseball tournam-
ent held at Thames Road' on Wed-
nesday afternoon...
Miss Salina Beaver had her tonsils,
removedlast week at Mrs. Pater,-
.
son's private: hospital and :is ' now,
convalesing at her home here. -
Mr. and Mrs.' N. L. Murch. and;
family, of -Toronto,. Mrs.. W. Jermyn.
of . Wingliam ; and Mrs. E. Langford',
of 'London; were week -end 'visitor's
at the .Parsonage.• '
Dr. and Mrs, J. Routledge, Zurich,
announco. the engagement of their
daughter, Maida Elizabeth, to Mr.
'Meaner R. Either,: son of Mr. and
Mrs. Chas: Eilber, Crediton the mar-
inge to 'take place in July.'
The FordHPinic is to be iheld on
Wednesday next ito.Bayfield. We fail
to understand why; Hensall has to be
different 'and. observe'. Thursday as
their weekly half lioliday when; all
the other tifiWns and cities have Wed-
nesday afternoon. By being diff-
erent we miss most of the big days,
Picnics' and ..other enjoyable outing.
Decoration day at Hensall /laden
and IVIcTaggares 'Cemetery was obs-
erved by the local lodge of Oddfel-
lows on Sunday last. - Quite a large
number motored out to -see the eer-
non's'', which was conducted very
aty by members - ,01 the lodge. They
encircled, .,.each departed - brothe'r's
grave•gave a 'short, appropriate
address and thenepassed on to -the
next ,grave:
goodly Timber from this vicin-
ity attended the strawberry festival
at Chiselhurst on Miinday: , evening
last. A hearty supper was served in
the church 'baseinent. After 'Which"
all repaired to the ball field Where
a game was played between Staffa
and Chiselhurst.. The evening's ent:
Old-Ain:merit was rendered 'entirely by•
the Goulding orchestra 'who delight-
ed the' -large audience withtinnier-
ous musical. numbers. EVeryene re-
ports enjoying, a splendid 'evening.
svomss,Fta., TouRNAlowx
4.1c 'per Itiv-hr for the second.50101
al
liburs' use per month of connected
load or maximum demand,
0.50. per ,kw -hr for all additional
monthly consumption.
Maximum -bill $4.85 per :horsopow-,
er per month net. Prompt payment
discount 10%. •
STREET LIGHTING -L -The follow -
lig shall be -the rate for Street Light -
ng, this rate to take effect as from
January 1st, '19n, •• r"
$15.00 per year .per 100 Watt mul-
tiple lamp.
MOUNT Olin:NIEL
Mr. and 'Mrs. 1\torris-on and
aniily of 'Detroit motored ',here' 123t
reck and were the guests of "ttheirl
laughter, INIrs. John Guinan, Icor -a -few
Alyard Flaherty of London Arts -
ted his aunt, AP's. T. 3, Hall, 1,a-st week
,Afisscs Geraldine iMecKeever and
innitir-cd iMa-dcle,n arrived horrid last
veck to .spend The holidays,
Pe,enan, 'and Miss Nora Coltlin,s
cturn,cd. to their home in, Detro-lt,
er ,Teriding !sieveral clays with friends
n thas mcf,glihoddiolocl,
The Coughliri brOtther-s of 1,,Vinds,o7
re 'visiting ,-their iiti.cJe Alt, Prank
'0114111in
Miss 1\larIe Walker returned to L -on --
on, al tor a, Vf,sit of several ,rlays with
sr parents lalt Rhava,
Mns. Davey or f)etro-it is tl-ie Reel!
hor ,sister, Mary Walker, .of
4th Con„ Ste -plea,
3.1.,r, Herbert 1,Moir rettlin,c(1 10 ;11'1,;
61110 in London loot week after spend-
-1:4 two, weeks with ft -fiends hee•e,
Miss Gower of ITsb-orne' 'Fp. vis•rted
er aunt, Mrs Claris; foe 0 Pew,- 0,ier;
tsf. Week. 't 1
The Hensall Bowling Club held a
very successful tournament on 1,Ved-
nesday last. Sixteen rinks were en-
tered for the contest .and although
the Weatherat times, did not prom-
ise well, rain held' off until the
tournament was concluded. The
first, prize was carried off by a God-
orich rink, skipped by F. Hunt, The
prize Was a fancy casserole. The 2nd
Prize was also won by Goderich, the
rink being skipped by Mr. Swaffield
the prize being card receivers. The
third prize went to Mr. Geo. Robin -
00315 rink 01 Clinton, who received
a sOt of musical clocks as prizes.
The 411) prize was won by a local
rink, composed Of "Colts" and skip-
ped by Mr. M. Rennie,
, Dr, G. KnaP, Mr. -Allan AliteDonald.
and Wm. SangStor and M. Ratude
woro the rocipients of a set ,01: cut
glass fruit dishes- as fourth prize.
Sr, IV—Stewart Campbell Jack
Collings.
Jr, IV—Alvin Cottle; Kathleen
Wiseman*; Ivan_ Steivart, Tommy
Allen.
Sr. III—Marguerite Rohde, •Lyda
Stewart. •
Jr. III—Jean Russell, Bernice
Collings*, Thos. Rowbottom.
Sr. 'II—Isabella Chidley, Howard
johns, Arthur Rohde, Pearl McNicol,
Jr. II—Willie Stewart.
Sr. 1—Bert Borland', Jean Chid -
ley*, Doreen Campbell'', Jessie Mon-
-teith, George tRowbottom.
Sr. pr.—Jean • Duncan*, Miller
Campbell, Tommy Campbell:
Pr.—Noreen McNicol, Mary Johns
Marjorie Stewart-, •Loreen 'Borland,
Loraine Rowbottom, Clifford Allen,
No. On roll 34, aver. atten, 23.
M. G. Johns, teacher.
S.S. NO. 4, 'USBORNE
The folle4ing iS the report of S.S.
No. 4, Ushorte, based -on promotion
examinations and the year's' NitOi'k.,
showing the standing for ;September:.
Sr. IV -2 --Lily Hunter 78:
• jr. IV --Mary Minter: 62.
Sr. 'Coates .80, fla Hun-
ter 73'.
Jr. III—Archie - Thomson 56,
Hunter 55.: J' •
Sr. II—Bessie Coates 77, Florence
Mitchell 651 Eldon Kading: 60, Nor --
man }hinter 58. ,
Arnold Ford 68., Allan .Westoott,
67.
,Elgin ..Luxton.,--pr,-L-- -Willie
Quinton, Clifton Hunter, Hubert
Quinton, Beatrice Essery.
L. M. Davis,. teacher,
S.S. NO. 7, USBOTINIE
The folloWini is the report of S.S.
No, 7, Usborne„; promotion exathina-
tione Names are in orderof merit.
Sr.. 1V -4 -Delmer: Skinner, Angus
Earl, Harold DenhaM, Hazel Earl:
Sr. III ---Thomas Bern, Morris
Bern, • Norman Jaques, Norman
Brock.:
Jr.. , 'Earl. Harvey
'Wright, .IVTyrtle Earl,. Melvin Wright.
Sr., II-4ClaYten. 'Cornish, 'Lloyd
Bern,. Garfield, Cornish. •
Jr. - 1—Tpelnia, :Jacrties.
Jr..Pr.'--L-Cecil Wright.
G. MacLean, teacher..
S.S. NO. 11), .STEPITEN
. The following' is .the report of S.S.
No. 10, Stephen, for the' June 17T02110 -
tons.: Nanaes- are in .cirder of merit,.
at they-wit:1 in September.
Roy
Sr. IV—Lloyd Love, honors; Nola,
Hodgins, Bruce Eagleson, Dorothy
Hickey.
Sr. III—Charlie Hodgins, Clayton
Lovie-, Maudie Brown, Willis Hayter,
Olive Eagleson, Willie Eagleson, Lil-
lian Lovie.
Sr. H—Edward Hartle, Ruby
Brown, Lillian. Webb, Russel Brown.
The following are promoted to thA
classes as they will be in September.
Names are Liranged alphabeically:
J'ef II—Ross Brown, .,Raymond
Eagleson, Ila Hodgins.
• Sr. I—Charlie Stone, Mildred
Stone.
Jr. I—Gerald Carruthers, Beulah
Hodgins, Ellen Hicks, Stanley Har-
tle, Maurice Murray.
Pr.— Crystal Hayter, Emma Stone,
Mae Stone, Nora Webb.
• I. Francis, teacher.
,
5.5. NO. 4, STEPTMN (Sharon)
The following is the result of the
June promotion examinations held
in S.S. No. 4, (Sharon.)..The per cent
required to pass is 6-0; lhonors 75.
Jr. IV to Sr. TV—Arnold Becker
73, Charlie Martine 67, Lorance
Wein 66, Lloyd Wein 60.
51'. III to Sr. IV --Eldon Smith 85,
Edna Martine 76, Greta Becker 70,
Thelma Weber 61.
,Tr. ITI to Sr. Martine
69, Gordon Becker 69.
, Jr. IT to Sr. II—Lloyd Eagleson
71, Edith Weber 70: Remaining
classes were promoted at Easter.'
Number on roll 26. aver atten. 24.
Lavina Smith, teacher.
REPORT OF S, S. NO. 14 ,STEPHSN
Following is the report otf the lpro--
rnotion, exams held In 5, S. No, 14
Stephen 1in order of merit )
Sr, :ITT it) jt. TV Gerald Go(11)01t Wi4-
1101)1
Richards. ;
Jr. TIT to Sr. III MIA -1116c ',,.Sinc*Ahl (roc -
O mil -tended.) • •-
Sr. II •to Jr, ITT Gwendolyn, Iiicles
(Donald Hicks, dfahel Smith), Alma -rice
White, Earl Grey, (Geo. 'White teC-
COmnI,C1/ide-C1,) ••
Jr. II to Sr. II. -Doris Essety.
jr. II -jack 13ucit1ey,
Pr toi T Class -Irene White Ruth
Smith , ri.Maty Buckley. C
De Fortner TeiclAc,
ZION
.Mrrs. Thos. 13rock i unidorgoi)ng 50
operation al. 'Dr. Irtynditani.s islospital
some than this \vock.
11\1.r. and • ,Mr.S. 13. Stoner or Stratla-
roy visited at the, horrte of' !Mrs. Wirt,
' Mrd10 is a sister of Allis, Stoner
, A • Pierson of London vis!ked
at the homo al Robt, Taylor..
Me and Robt, 'Payl,or return,cri
heme from, their trip to the '.:21tinplon
's1 tads on, Saturday. ,
• An -old-fashioniod barn ratiiii.sog was
bold at -Mr. S. Pyinat's, over a, Ilunr.lred
.h.cing present, The (raining was done
by 'Ur, John Ogden,
DASHWO011
Dr. H. I-1. Cowen, L,
D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At McCormick's )31ock, Zurich, every
Thursday and Saturday.
1114.11N OFFICE
Hartleih's ,Block — Dashwood, Ont.
CLANDEBOYE
l'EACI-TER IS HONORED
The pupas of Clandeboye Public
School met at the school on July 4 to
Present the retiring teacher, bvPs
Clark, of London-, with a pursc ndta
leather bound 'volume of the. porean-slof
,Johnston, as., a ,testi,,m,onial .of
precia.tive reply to the ethileire-ni.s. 2(1-
their regard. Miss Clarie made an itia-
The autograph quilt made by the(
La,(11,es` -Aid of Clandeboye Methodist
Church was sbild -at the sstra\vberry
ik
tafestival,
atl:,r.eiciSurc,haser be fljg.t..1\11'3'
The triendly baseball mateh that took.
yo,uing men of Clan,cleboye and Centr-
place b,ene on july 3, betwee.n the
alia restated, in a viictory for tbehdine
Williams not' •the village. Alor,e" than
$100 was realized .o,o, the quilein Males
What might have been a very serious
accident ,occurred ,early on Sunday
when the car of M.r., Philips' of- Carlye,
cleboy,e. Of the four occupents, Mr,
was ove,riatrned in: the ditch near ,th,e
farmhouse of Win. ,McWilliams, Clan;
Phillips, -Miss Simpson and Cli'nbod
Hodgins escaped without injury, ,but
vXiss Harris was pinned, down beneath
the car for about ';-arit hour ibettore, she
was finally selteasied by the eltiorts rot'
the McWilliams ,brothers and -,Mtoone,
.aC,s1".$131:r1:67dOgIrillialinet11.-fealreLnialoC,Nar-aril owfasN'
who fortunately had no bones broken,
'but some 'had cuts and bruises. Russel
Simpson, of the 'village, totode• Mss
Simpson, _Miss Harris ,a-n,d ,M.r. Phillips
to their homes, while iNir. 1-lodgins went
to Luca -a.
St. James Anglican church held n
successiul strawberry festival on jtiy
4 on the church ,grounds, Clandelsoy e.
A varied program was enjoyed, the
folk dancing of , the Soo -ten dancers
frorn London b.eing partacularly ad'-,
mired. 0lIISI Shaddo,ck of London,
gave ,several instrumental selectione,
The remainder of the p-rograin was
given l.ay local talent, including instru-
me,ntals by -Mrs. William Hodgins, solos
by Miss Florence ,McRann and eecita-
,rions b.y Misses Helen, Hodgins and
Gladys IhIcl?..ann., The receipts were
CROMAR'TY
The following is the report of ,the
examinations held in June for S.S.
No. 6, Hibbort. Those marked. with
an asterisk failed but .were promot-
ed. •
To Sr. IV—Honors,- Elsie Ritchie
823, Archie Hoggarth 762, Grace Me
Laughlin 760, Verda Gardiner 715,
Pass, Winona Norris -625, Kenneth
Kleinfeldt 530".
To Jr. IV—Honors,.Willie McKaig
665, Jean McLaren 615. Pass, Carl
Walker, 529.
To Sr. III -'-Honors David Ritchie
769. Pass, Harold Gardiner, 614,
Rena McLaren 572, Leonurd Hough-
ton 517.
To Jr. III—Vera Allen 537, Nor-
man Park 503, John Houghton 491,
Marjorie Kleinfeldt 471, Gladys Kay
444, Alma MuXworthy 281*,
To Sr. II—Margaret Allen, Lind-
say Gardiner, John •McDo ugall,
Charles Light.
To Jr. II—Dorothy McLaren,
Beryl Norris, Alvin Crawford,
To Sr. Pr.—Margaret Ritchie, An-
thony Allen, Isabel Park,
Pr.—Frank Suitt. Total en-
rolment 34. R. I. McLellan, teacher.
GRAND BEND
;Mrs. Chas. 'Thompson, of the 13th
Con. of McGillivray, was hit by a
car .at Grand.Bend, an July .1st while
returningfroth the restaurant to the
pacific tables with hot water. The
driver Of the ear stopped to: allow
MTS..:Thompson- to pass, she also
stopped and. then when the car start-
ed up Mrs. Thompson -went to cross
and was knocked clown and badly
lured about the face and one. leg.
Medical aid was saminoned and' her
injuries received attention before she.
was removed to her home.
KIRKTON
Mis8 Annie Urquhart spent sever-
al days in Toronto,
Mrs, W. T. Roadhouse, of Toronto,
visited friends here.
Mr. Hamilton Beatty, of Madison,
visited at the home of Mr. Jas. More.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Hugh Hazelwood vis-
ited at Mr. Wm. Yule's laSt week.
Monto, Visited with Mr, and Mrs. Chas.
vauir.. and Mrs. II. Balfoftr, of Tor -
Dr. and Mrs. Henderson and
daughter, of Toronto, visited With
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson WatsOn,
Mrs, Burnotta, after a visit With
,Mrs, Win. Wiseman, has returned to
her home in Toronto.
Mr. and INTr. Reuben Shier return-
ed from a six woek's visit in the
'West last week.
The household effects of. 1,h0 late
mary McCallum have boon sold, Mr.
R. Ross having purehased the prop-
erty. • '
Nil*, John O'Brien. who bins been
oourrier On. 11.13. No. 1 1<iiittton,
for the past 11 years, made Inc last
round On Monday. Few public sex',
vants in this line, have a bettor ree-
ord than Mr. O'Brien, and he Will
now take a well-oarlicd rest.
'SHIPK
aad /Mrs. C. Fink beinet i eturn-
ed itoine loa Sunday after vt,Slt'aig with
their dang•,liter an Sa,ruist.
Mr, and ,13110Geo. 133own el 'De -
Mb', ansi bios, Thos, Keys,
ed the- Orange „ServiCe, on Sunday at
Grace church in, GreenwaY-
Miss Kate AisEadle-n- .Y; 1101/tdayi,n,
with her mother, Mrs, 1\1cEtiolven.
and ,I\Irs. Erfacst Rieys' motored
to :Parkhill lust ,Aloriday to meet
land Mrs Nelson Finkbeiner oi Red -
'vets, Sask. It is fourteen years since
Nelson, visited Ontario. Thy made
thc trip' by boat. They \yin spend see -
oval weeks visiting tile former's parents
Mr. and Mrs, 0, Finkl>einer,
Mrs. John Keyes and grandson Eddie
'of Exeter spe-ril Sunday with Air. and
Mrs Thomas Keyes.
thePincalc3,iIng strawberries is the.. order ,of
Ernie 1.-Iutch3nson had a very ,rarrov-
e,scape last Saturday while w-orliting
the field. The team' toolo fright of
inotOe'pa.ssUlg on the road Cind be -
coeliac, unknanagabl,c ran sway. Noth-
ing seriously happened only hrtviSeS 011
Cirte horse and will be Lad tip, tor sev-
eral weeks,
Irene- McKenzie of \Arindsor spent
Dominion Day 'mirth her Ill -oilier 0I-1-,$,
,
Quite a namtb-e,r from here attended
Ibe strawb,erry festival at Da..,sliwoeKI
CREDITON
'"Dzehiel--Dry l3ones- T hird in
the series of "Pictures from the Pro-
phets"' in the Methodist church, next
Sanday.
' and Mrs, Ifarold Moir and
,Master Elder Smith is holiclayieg
with has siste.r, Mts. Hy, Spalding at
\Valk erten
-daughter, Mis Roy Wolfe and 01 .r.
Brown, 01 D5troit, accompanied by Alis
Gladys Wolfe of Cr-editon, motored to
Detroit on Sunday, a-fter spiendin-g the
holiday bn. the village. ,
Mr.r. and ,Mrs. Samford Lawson of
t\ii•ch,, returned home on Sun-
day after speuding the holiday w:th
Asir. and fMrs. j. ‘Ar. Lawson.
1-larolci Ilaist, ,Miss 14. Haist and
friends: retur,nied to, Detr,oit alter
sp-ehding the holiday wi,th their pas--
c,nts, „Mr -and ,Mrs. Ezra,
Mir and Mr.s. Cook accompanied 'by
Mrs, Mose Faist, ,returned to 1)etroit
after visiting friends ,liore.
Mrs. Hallmun and family are visiting
Mr. and iNiIrs. Chas. Zwieker. ,
Miss Nina Van Al,ystorie of Sarnia -
visited over tile we-ek-end with her
sister, iVIrs. Lloyd England.
• :Mr Nelson Dreier is visiting his par-
ents, Reil, and Mrs. Dreiei.
The , baseball game „between, Dash-
wood ancl Credito -n- Tuesday ,evening
was po.stponed -on account of rain,
• l'he strawberry social held on the
Evangelical Church lawn on -13I-oteday
evening \ VaS well attended and a ver,3,
e.njor3,ab1e teveniu.g ,spent,
LVLO OIal 0105, '(4, Ietchcir and '10)1
y spent Stir11ay,.-W4 add
G o4"--olt ,
[10 of Briglit -sii(ti
Zan, a..nel
Sunday their sd
f'c)wle-r
' etricl,„1\lisSi'e,i1- Barite
21113
Alonday "a,fte,enOten 7d1 the 1.-te‘i0ei
,rY41110 G aacitallifTets 211, A)dll..Ps r. ()1:: 103, eelot
t
of
,Exele-r was pneseritt ,and -.aye very
,inistructi,ve. tails. ;
-:Air.1j.°1011.1
1-Ioppr el '1'oront :s
spendina .g fehs' clays 20111 her clatig1.1-
tee,ihs-1ne.
GREENVyLAY.'
.A,Lr, and .iNtr.s. Ectineed - It-lc:Pherson
visited their' elitieghtere, Mrs, le.a.y
Pci-
OC1C of 11-erwoe21 recently. .
Little Fred Ballock, .son of Mr. and -
..Ntr,st Eci. Ballocis, has be.eri.suff.erin.o •
[0011'. an alescess,
r
'‘ri) Mrs,,Rueben W,Ilson waS, vis-
ittrag• her, dmighter, Mr,s,"13.1cAlpne, she
had the nilefo-ritumei a",(A fall and- brealc
_her hip. They brought her to her
tome and .she is resting as -well us cart
be expected,
Mr, Wilson is 0020 (1102 _borne from
thc hospital this week,
Mr, and fMrs. Aleoa iNleilde and Miss
Janet and Mir. and 441.-2,
ited their mother, ,Mrs. Reuben 'W'ilsom
Mr, and !Nies. 3. J3. Prance andel-an-l-
ily „of V-Tinclael.slea spent Sunday with
;her parents, Mr. a -rid 111rs, Thos. Bul-
lock. -
The W. 01, S. of the -INIetilodist Ch,
were entertained at the home of Mrs.
j. B. McGregor last Wednesday at -
The stork broiight ,a little da,uglairer
to Mr. anti !Mrs. 'Walter McPherson on
Sunday,
talir. and Mrs. Geo. P.ohortson, and
Mrs. Wm, Sherritt of Wheatley vis-
ited old Eri,ends ;here.
A successfuil lawn social, was held
at Grace Chuith on, 'Illairsclay last
The program consisted of 'vocal music
by .1'1r, ;Maurice Racey and Helen and
Willis I-layi_teri also several selectior,s
by the radio, installed .for that ever -
in, Proceeds, 534.00,
Among the recent guasts at the
home of IVIr. and Airs. E. t1)11cPiler-,-on
,ve-re the following: -Mr. and ,Mrs.
T.2.obt. 'McPherson and family of Buf-
falo; Miss Em.ma. .1\loPhe,rson, of Lon,
don, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Webb, end fa-rn
iby af Grand Bend, Mrs. Burton and
141iss Grace of Niagara,,,tiNliss Vance
arid Miss i‘lallock, nurses of London,
and Miss G.ilholin of Bright
Miss Annie Belt of Detroit is visit--
ing• at the home of Mir. I-ftem-Y.13elling"--
• .1.rs Donald Patterson, and son)De
Witt of I)etroilt, also Mr. -1\1-crate.
were guests of blr, and Mrs. Thomas
Paths last week -end.
-rile 'Male Quartette sans.'t'at the lawn
social at ' Grand B,erici Presbyterian.
Church last Faiday se renlin
„es,„ ev-Mgrit:t4-71-1r-1-1"45-,,Vstig
11
--forgetting all the rest of the world -
in the glorious fascination of the
sea.
To revel in the luxury of beautiful
surroundings -- to join in the joyous
good -fellowship of the ocean — to
be entertained or to remain, quiet:, at
your pleasure—to develop a ravenous
appetite and find meals of the niost
satisfying excellence — to receive -
thoughtful, court-
eous attention and
have your desires
anticipated a n
• gratified — such is
a voyage by Cana.,
clian Pacific, Erri-
press or Monocla.ss
Cabin Ships, to
• Europe.
cji.9k any agent o
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