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What the Red Cross is doing
for the Good of Canada
Tor the Veteran
Befriends 3,500 soldiers still in hospital . , . relieves
sickness and need in their families ... cares for the
soldier settler . < • provides sheltered' employment for the
,disabled in three Veterans' Workshops.
For the Children
'Through Junior Red Cross, has aided 5,000 crippled
children and has pledged over 137,000 school children to
practice health habits and to serve others.
For the Pioneer
Brings nursing service to those in frontier districts through
39 Outpost Hospitals and Nursing Stations.
Tor the New Canadian
Welcomes and gives needed attention to immigrant mothers
is.nd children at three Seaport Nurseries.
Tor the Mothers and Daughters
In Home Nursing Classes, has taught principles of nursing,
diet and home hygiene to over 13,000 women and girls.
Tor the Disaster Victim
Is organized to afford prompt relief to sufferers from
fire, flood and epidemic.
Nation -Wide Appeal
Canadian Red Cross Society
Send Contributions tot
Ontario Division, Canadian Red Cross Society,
410 Sherbourne Street, Toronto 5, Ontario
ZURICH }MAIM
DRYSD.AA ;E,.
The 'Forty flours Devotion in
tho Roman Catho eh.urch, opened
last Sunday morning with thigh
Mays at. ten o'clock, :with ;a, large
attoiiClan c Sunday evenizig Fa-
ther . Cad eosin of Mount Carrel,;
gave a. very ulte•reeting, eei•anon
on the Sacrament of Penance. Ori.
Monday .e eeleg Father A, M,
Stroe 1t r of Zurich . occupied the
pulpit, his sermon bein; on' the
Holy Euchariah. and Sanclifing
Grace, which ,was enjoyedby a
large congregation. .On 'Tue'sday
evening th''e closing 'service took
place with a large attendaanceE
Although the weather Was very:
disagreeable, _ each and every one
of the :paiishio a;rs del their beat
to prove their love, and respect to
their savior in the Sasrament of the
Alter„
Mrs. Matilda. Rindeaw of Detroit
is visiting friends 'and relatives
here at present.
Mr. Lawrence I.egier aspent Sun-
day with Mr:, and Mie. John Duch,-
arree and famal r.. '
The many friends of Mr. Henry
Rau ti rJib be pleased to hear that'
hes is on the way .to reco :eery..
e Mi•. and M. Triffle .Laporte of
Detroit, have moved their house
hold effects in . Mr. Charlie Lap
or.te''s vacant. house for the sum-
mer.
DUNLOP OFFICIAL SERVICE DEPOTS
Herb. Mousseau, Zurich.
L. A. Prang, Zurich.
Geo. H. Beatty, Varna.
Owing ;to the heavy rains of,
tie' last few days it will be ,some
time before the farmers can work
the land, though it is bean (seed-
ing„' time, t
Mi. Fetor Etue of :Detroit, vis-
ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs., Alex
FWD, oyez -Victoria Day. •
Rev. Fattier Brisson of. St. Pet-
er s Seminary, London, paid , is
short visit to his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Brisson, recently.
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DASHWOOD.
James Watson of Seeeorth, has
disposed of one half interest in
Ws office brill din g,'°'insurance 'bes-
these sed 'sewing Inaeliine• agency
t,o M. A. Reideel Holstein, Oet., and
in future the lettkinees will ,be co:e-
d:1We" under the' naive of 'Watson
ee Reid, Ineui'ance Ag'ency1 1Ir.
Vievesoe ,will.; retain an acti r
tereat in this business, which was
established over 50 years ago by
hit father, ',tile late. W. N,, Watson.
It is given to few 'people in tis
c:eetury to round out one hund-
red years of lief, but this was what
was accorded, to David Beacom,
who paiseed away at the home of
his son, W. A., Beacom of kiullett,
the other. day at the age of 100
Year's, orie';niont.h and eleven clays,
The late Mr.;Beaeorn way a native
of Ireland,` being born in. Ferman-
agh on April '4th, 7 821. ide was
a lad of fifteen when his parents
carne teem. Ennealrillen, Ireland to
Americo They eaiime'to Huron Co-
unty, 'settling first in Goderich tp,
Bear Bayfield where he farmed for
re-lay year's before, moving toHul-
lett Tp., About 24 years ago he
retired froth, the farm:: and came
to Clinton to reside.
Don't forget the Band Concert
to be given on Thursday night
May 26th, in the Evangelical ch-
urch shed. A good program will
beg iven by the Canadian Male
Entertainers of London. Come one
come all and enjoy a good laugh
and help the boys along. -
Mrs. J. Kellerman and son Czar
are 'spending a few da.yie in
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$140
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Airs. C. R. Hoggarth i'st;here Iris
iling her parents, Mr. andi Mrsl.
'Thomas Murdock, coining here
from Norwich. •
gi'igs, 3. Sew. Bonthron recently'
returned from visiting relative el
in Waterloo and and Kitchener.
ML+s,.' Peter Munn let in London
visiting her, daughter, Mrs'. Milt -
tin Ortwei:i, and intends reit aining.
in the `city for a time.
Our baseball enthusiasts ado
fan's are 'wakening up to spring
time for 'sportsLand with- our di-
amond so :much improved, in fact
'one of Mlle fasters and best to be
found.
Miss Casernore, who has been
engaged with d.'. C. Jojnt, was
taken to her home ;at' el inghani;
'suffering from a pervious beat?:
downs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jellies 'Patterson,
accompanied by_ Mr. and Mrs. A.
Foster, motored 'to Kitchener on
visiting relatives.
Peaaedl (to learn that JIr'st Robt.
Stewart, Sr., (who is at present I•e-
isidine with her .daughter, Mrs. Wirt
Toronto,. is considerably Improved.
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Mr. and ; in. Bell Melon Rest mpyer Jtos o Higgins will issue the to their •home -in Cavalier,
N. D., on Tuesday, after visiting thew: pe •mi ::, for ' tbe Hensa'l d',s-
for !some .time in this vicinity,. • tricts and has them now on sae. l
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Paterson and
Asea are vrsi,Coleman and son of Win tiMr. and Mrs. A Foster visited in
el�elea ;Ig at the Evalzg Kitchener.. parsonage Lem Heeltlon left Tujesday for
Mr, and Mrs. Clayton .Dille and sort Hur tn. '
Mr. end Mrs. J. Kuntz are visiting; . lies e NLrs. Ja's tiPreist and Mr,
a few (lave iu KitcYlsnr, ' :'
. '"and. Mr's. A. 1ticEtivan ever? tat Lan-
don..
Mrs, Jas. Barnett, . of lToronto,
retueziecl horn after attending the
funeral of her brother, the 1 ,late
John ,Thompson;. ,
Mary. Clark of Teckersmith is
!spending . a few daze with her
aunt, Mrs. G. Thompson.
Mr Mn wet', who has b -en sp-
end.1, the win 0 • mulths 'tv:te his
daughters„ Mrs, Pack and Mrs.
McArthur, is confined to her bed
with illness and has a trained
nurse Inc attendance. 7
MTS. Norman Coop and ;young
son arrived home from Seaforth
Hospital,.
Mrs,. Alex. Mcfluetie has been
quite poorly for the past week or
iso,.
FI. - C. Soldan recently took ' a
trip out west to vigil his forever
hornate, and also to look afterhis
interests there..
2bt1b 1927'
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ONT.
Miss •14linnie . Rinker and tfriend
of Thedford. visited in town on
Thursday.
Miss Laura Reid of Godevich,
visited her parents here on Sun-
day. .
Mr. and Mrs. May, 3,iss Tillie
Ehlers and Mies Myrta Hoffman of
Kitchener, were Sunday viiito3:53.0
the village.
Mr. and Mrs, C. Stade visited
in New Hamburg on Sunday
Jr. Lorne Teniae of 'Western
University, London, is ,sp'ndinghis
holidays withhi;s parents;
Misses Rosa Guenther and Fer-
rol II it tleib of Windsor, are i rs'.t-
their. parents,. L
Mr. and Mrs..Hy . Schroeder of
Kitchener, visited in town on Sun-
day:: •
Miss Ida Goetz who .spent the
past weak with her parents, re-
turned to Chicago on Monday;.
Tires .s.,'os G. s OHS and Greases
L. A Prang ' ' urich
CREDITON
Jbhn Hocking has opened up'
a barber 'shop in the Fahner Ho-
tel specializing in men's andlnd-
iea' haircuts.
Pearl Trlotz, Frank Scheidiri;gand
Thelma Heatherley and Pred Hud-
dleston of 'London, spent Sunday
with Mr. 'and Mr's. Hy. Mots.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Balsden, Ibl'r.und.
Mrs. C .Dark of London, were vis
itors with Mrs. C. Hoff sari.
Henry Motz of town received
the :news of the death of his 'fa-
Cher, Geo, Motz, of Napinka,,Man,
itobe, who died on May loth.
COUNTY NEWS
Te:;awater had e decrease of 50
during the ,pa's't year, in their, pop-
ulation,.
There tare. at the present time.
about 1200 books in tho Kirkton
Library, over seventy roluinee of
aiiich were added last month.
Exeter has been adinitbed to
the Huron County Baseball Lea -
gate whieh is now coposod of
four clubs; Goo€ie.rich, Seaforth,
Winghain and Exeter.
At .a meeting of the Georgian
Bay Fruitgrowei's Association at
Shallow Lake, the members decid-
ed that the Ben Davis apple is a
dtlt'im `nt to the acres 1-11 m,;r.,e,,-
leg of orchard fi'uitel. A4 a con -
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all trees of. that spec-
ies, will be ternovt;d front' Grey co-
unty orchards,
Thos Sharpe has b?en appoint-
ed lrsuer of permits for' Seaforth
aiicl vicinity by the Liquo+. Control
trot Board. The pried of the pare
aeras. is• $2.00 and they : are sellieg
cry blowr and expire en 001.0-har
?`« 31st, ne the end of the 'Pee'eirtcial
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Elmore Harnees has taken pos-
session of the barber shop recent-
ly purchased from P. M. Boyle.
Czar Harness arrived from Detroit
and is assisting hills;.
This is the 50th 4nnivcrsaiy of
the erection of Caren churech'apr-
esent building and special arran-
gements. are being made to :cele'-
brate the levent. On Swndayt,
June 5th, Rev. Di;. Rochester, of
Toronto, will ;be present. i
Mrs ,Enoch Penick., of town, ceei
ebrated her 90th birthday. on . Fri -
on. Friday last and is receiving the
congratuletion's of many rfiends.
she Is hale and hearty and enjoys
all her factetie's;.
3. G. SLanbury was in Belleville
ongaged in Court 'work. 1I'Ir.
M, P. Giadiaan of Lonmdon taking
his place here. •
A quiet wedding was solemnized
at James St. parsonage when MISS-
Marjorie
issMarjorie Delina. Clark, eldest da-
ughter of Mr, and Mrs. H. C.Clark
and Geo. Mc$an Grent, eldest son
of Mr. and Mesi. 3. S. Grant,- both
of Exeter, were united in marriage.
A pulic meeting wa's held' bin
the Town Hall, when a lively die,
, tv sion took place in referenee to
re-org,an'izing a town 'band. The
matter of a pa`riot'ic celebratson on
the occeision of Canada s Jubilee of
Cortfedetation was assn discueseii
and decided upon. The meeting
had been called by Reeve W. D.
Sanders who oecapied . the '&lair,
'Another well-known resident of
Exeter pa'ssed away on May 11 in
the person's of Welt.^r Westhoff,
aged 76 years, 8 months and 7 days
Tlio dceeased had been dint sine^
Christmas. He was born in The -
born, but for the past seventeen
steam ha!D made Ms home with his
eisteh,; Mrs, Easterbroott of town.
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