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UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO
Established 1878 - Reorganized 1908
Three Faculties—Arts, Medicine and
Public Health.
Five Affiliated Colleges.
Registration Day—Freshmen, Friday,
23rd September, 1927.
Degrees may be granted in any department of
learning.
Enrolment is limited. Only
students having the highest quali-
fications and giving evidence of
suitability will be accepted.
Early application for entrance is
desirable.
Until the University is able to
augment its xevenues, classes will
be limited in numbers. Without
=increased income the staff and
equipment cannot be enlarged.
For additional infor-
mation, write:—
LP.R.Neviile,Ph.D.,
Registrar,
London, Ontario.
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passed away at the age. of ;87 ye- rowing. from Paul to pay Peter.
Iare and 4 days. Heir - maiden •' Theoldest continuous resident
narne was Eliza Bissett, and wee of Kincardine and one of the best
born -in Lindon, Ont., July 1841 known nen. in Bruce County,
In her earlier years' ;she canoe to 'Elijah Miller, passed away on
Exeter, with her grandparent's to July 26th in his 83rd year. He was
what is known as the Jones prop always a public spirited man and
erty.. Her husband was the late tookk a keen interest in public of--
Lancelot Hardy, one of the pioneer fairs. In the early days he. serv-
builders of Exeter, who gave ten ed as councillor and reeve for a
of his best years to Exeter moose- great' many year Is •
ipality, one year as •eownciilor,and The pavement between Seaforth
nine years as reeve, i . !' _ - and Dublin' on the Provincial High-
away was completed the other `day
HENSALL
land will be open to traffic in about
Mr. and Ml's. Hy. Eckern'rtn and two weeks, The only • portion of
family and Mrs, Jas. ,Smith, of the highway from Toronto to
Cleveland, were visitors with Mr 1Goderich, now not paved, oi's the
and Mrs. Wm. Consule stretch of nine miles between Sea=
Mr. and. Mrs. I. Buchanan, of forth and Clinton, and it is exp-
Toronto., are 'spending their holi- ected that this part will be paved
NOTICE.
'Members of Horticultural Soe-
ety tshould have their orders for
111 bulbs in, net later than August
atalth. Orders will be taken either
iby P. Haberer, or J. E. Gascho,
J. E. Geseho, Secy-Treas.
FOR SALE.
,A'second hand 6 -ft. Massey Har -
'tag Binder for salt very cheap.
Louis Prang.
NOTICE
HAY TP VOTERS' KIST
CREDITON
Edith Alle'si of Tavistock, vis -
clays here, the geeets of Nee wen either this -summer or next spring
Buchanan and Mrs. McDonald. 1 The Brrlsisels Reunion of 1927 op -
Mr. and rAls. Neil Sparks. and ened with a bang on Monday morn
ited 'With her taunt, Ml:• . E. S. ,child, of Detroit, are holidaying lug last ;and there was no let u.p
Hi -stocks. f with friends here, till the train pulled out Wednesday
nwere re'S
-
ds � re
Hilda Reavely of London, and Mickle •iC. Sons have purchas..d ntorning, Big crowds p,
sister, Mrs. Blatt of Oakland, Cal.,' the grain 'storehouse at Brucefield ent each day and 'starting pan-
e -ire -Red their unsle Rich'd Hill. 'from, the Scott Estate andwill.:day afternoon with the memorial
Russel Either of Detroit, is holi- rule it in connection with thei* r e1- Taiie aecoreadon 'service, the park
daying with his ,parents; Mi:. and c ators at Hensel] and Kippers, was dell crowded at all times.
Mrs. Chas. Silber. `- . ' Percy Gramm of Pgntiac,Mich• The other' morning Nelson Gov-
Mr. and .M.rs. Ptegrop, ' John ie spending his holidays here witheniock, of Winthrop, son of J.. M.
auettinger and Mra. ,Levi Hai'stof lits parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Geo.- Goveniock, of. Seaforth, met with
Elkton, Mich., sent a few days - . a :serious accident at St. Marys.He
p Gemara,
with relatives. I Alf. Tailor has the fouudation was 'taking down the decorations
May and Violet Voelker, i�.vho laid • for .Miciree's new home on which had bean erected for the -old
were visiting at the home of Will King St, !Boy's Reunion in that town, when
Smith, have returned to Pigeon, Rev, and Mrs..Sinclair and Lam- his hand touched a live wire carry
Miclt, ily are 'spending part of fheiriioli ing some 2,000 •volts and he fell
Mr. and Mrs. John Thiel and days •at the Bend. 1 sons twenty' feet.p the gloun .
NOTICE is hereby given that -family, el Gary, Intl. visited at Mr. and 'Mas. Norman Sheeerf He was picked up unconse ous and
'I levet ransmittad or delivered to the home- of Mrs. M. 'Stahl. : of Toronto, are visiting the for- takken to the hespilel, in a semis-
'elle persons xnentione'd in Section 1?r. and (Ira, W. F• Sillier and itler°s parents here• coziaciotls egndition, but is recot'-
, .of the Ontario Voters' Lists Act. son of Newark, Ohio, visited in ;^ Dr, and M -s. SS ilson and .chile]-; tiring:.: -
lele -copies required by said sec- town. t yen ,of Bay City, Mich,., aleli.'re I The first accident at the God-
Alons., to be iso transmitted or de -I Lester Mclsaac has retained to ;visiting . Mrs. Wilson -s parents, Mr • erich. Centennial, happened on
c1i'vored of - the list made pursuant i Detroit after a fewweel.s visit and Debs. Alex. Munn. ': Monday last, when Robt, Groves,,
'ittn said Act of ell persons •.ap-ewith his parents, -Mr. and Mrs. D. Mrs. Owea Geiger returnedfrolti 12 -year old lad. of Goderich Tp,,
pearing by the last revised As- l aleIsaac. • an extended. visit to the `Vest, D a.- i received injuries in the face •and a
;segment Roll of the 'said municip- Mr. and Ms's. Jack el,attell and kota and Northern Ontar a. Mrs, severe shaking up while taking
.tei.ty, to be ;entitled to vote in the •son Kenneth, of London, are vis- Geier was gl'eatly impressed v,'ith , part in the boy's races. Fie was -
said municipality at elections for icing at the Central Hotel with Mr. her trip but thinks there his no in the bicvele race -and was - go-
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•.A'!!sl.Oas0RSOGNs•etes e14 a„P�314tT000041t!lIOR�lisOA••sN
SEEDS!
Yes! spring with its Sowing and
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soon be
1 planting time
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the ]members of the Legislative and Mrs. Ed. Fahner. , place like hen'sall ing ata good 'speed, waren in son,c
;Assembly and at Municipal Elect- 1 Garnet Swe.ttzer who 'spent two. Dot is Cliapmau,; of Palmerston; 'manner it upset and .he ,was , thr-
aens, and the aid list was first weeks holidaying t �;'itlt his mo- Vii,, -spending her ho elays i:e•.e w:tat' own over the handse bars headfirst
y;Pueted in my ,office . in Zurich, on Hier, returned to New York. 1 her grandmother, Mils. Geo. Scott'. At the honue d'f` lair, find Mee.
tell e21et day of July, 1927, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eilber, of I Mr's. Thos. Murdock visited re- Wm. J. Taylor, `Varna, a tclnuet
retnainis there for inspection. I; Detroit, are visiting at the horns natives in Goderich.
7.1sereby call upon -'all: -voters to ex -`-of Mr. and Mrs. Chas, :Eilber. - I Mr. and Mre. •:t1". Drysdale and
alure-net he ,said dist and if any error li Mrs. G. Goodwin, of Detroit, is, family are camping at • ' Grand
-fix -omissions are found therein, to spereling a weeks visit with her Bend for a ofw weeks'.]take immediate proceedings to
shave same corrected (according to
;law. -
Dated at Zurich, this Bath day
eel July, 1927.
.A. P. HESS, Clerk,
mother, Mrs. Geo. Holtzman. •
EXETER
Win, Tapp woe taken seriously
ill with slight hopes for recovery
Mee. Frank -Melville, of .Los
Angeles, Cal.:, visited relatives in
Owen Geiger foil 'eon started
pulling flax last week and levee
brought a large number in In-
dians for both Hepsall and Exeter.
The tewn for the next few weeks
will look like an Indian reserve.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Lindenfield and
child of London, visited relatives
•
town; leaving for Cincinnati and here "trill
e ' tivitcla 1'.• lotto has leen•
STANLEY TOWNSHIP Chicago, en far ploy ed
in McDonaldes garage as
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Doerr -and
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e and fan:tily, Mr. and Mrs.mechanic For 'aom�., eals,h�ts
Rev. J. Petirns ,
'leave this 'week to spend a short family are Spending their holidays
;]iead i S
'vacation with friends at Cotten].
,said else to visit their son at Hans,
*,Mon.
Rev. R A. Miller, a; former pas-
tor, will oecupy the pulpits at
t'rotnben, Blake and Varna next
Sunday, his many friends will be
-riglad to see and hear him again.
Mrs. Wtn. Palmer and daughter,
.idalene who have been (visiting at
"Wile home of Mr, Will Reid and lathe deer crossed theme, road to o thee, Al''x. Sparlts.
cher friends in Stanley, return- 'the, game tesert•e; cnuinber of
-XVI on Monday, to their home in doer were reported in Stephenlast r('lurmr NE eS,
up in the Bruce- Peninsula.
Sorry to learn that Mr. Wm.
Bieber, of Sealnith is laid up with
an attack of blood poisoning in
one of his hands, byterian Church, is getting nice-
r' Wildfong, ;Ruth Wildfong,Mrs ly scilicet, here, their illness pre -
Wm, Aldsworth and daughtersof i vented them from coming frons
Mira''leapol''e, have been vie;tin;g h re their horne in Toronto, sooner. ,
The other evening while Dr.Isins' Neil Sparks, of Detroit, wief and
man was lwotoring in Stephen a I child, are holidaying with his fa -
'severed his connection - with that
firm and has taken -a poisi.tion with
J, McEwen at Goderich, where he
has. now moved tlo,
Rev,. Melllroy, of .CarneelPres
3 It• • year but this is, the first seen this
l
atnl on.
Miss Ilannah Err.a.tt of London,''seuton. l ',Vhat is believed to have been troyed by, fire with' its contents
ae visiting at the home of Mr. The Exeter Canning coy fins -led the oldest inleetitant of -Canada, and ,a new threshing machine, the
e MrsRobt. 'M^Clinchey, their Wa Pack last week.. Thee Mrs, Margaret Thiekfoot,' of Salt- latter owned by Jams Gertn,otte,
Mr. M. C. Talbot and family of were about 500 acir of peas gro- eau:. Indian erctr<iction, died at ion Saturday lest. The lass in-
reC
efioid g'ue'st Sunday at the wn by the farittlers incl the results the Jackhead Indian reserve near cludd the entire hay crop ,end a
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hogs'' ad
' p' Lake Winnipeg at �tli. ago of 11.,�
Aherne of Mr: 'end ?Vlrs. (Thos. Robe have been fairly gond. 'J'11e ca - l �,g n g �• nttitlber ofthat .were ready
ebee'n. pack will run close to 40,000 eases, Until recently 'she had full use of'' for market. The loan, 'which is
and Mr and :Mae Wm. H. Coates her faculties,: She, was ihew;idou heavy, is partially covered byin-
tmsilong
gh1 Alice IAA ha't*e returned from, an extended of Chief Thick±oot who before. his laurance. The fire originated from
-;•a��:vgltter Mabel of Pilot Mound,
Alen., are vi'ai#ing with ils. Armes trilp through the West. They vis rnany years Ago played an ; an "unknown cause •in the interior
Aierotig's brothers, Mr. D. T. and ited all the important places as important part in the ehri'atianw 4of the fleshing machine, whict,'tiaa
.lir, Rehab Stephenson, their mo -far as Vancouver, and Seattle, di
killing of nans+, altting outside the barn, during the_
Stephenson Sr,, of ,Cl- The union laervrr:ec on. the Two; Juat as the Dominion Govern- 'threshing of alsike clover. The
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1, :also spending a ifeW wr 'thew) oeureeee aro being thele] this meat relieves us in the matter of flames were carried up( the blew-
anton p
. ,. therte � i; na+3 ]rot 1'Jt•"e1n en- Main St, church, and were the past the stamp illi;, the Provincial Gov-; cr, which had Wen blowing the
iwith er sh i.e month held in .Jetties "t.. church. ernment corrin s down on es for°the.etraw into the betel], and rpro�tcl •
�n�ang .very good Jhealth,, but 'tt• . � neo t 1 � , n , `
erre ..lady o, oee her out , Stanley Exeter lo:n on or its oldest r price of a permit to drive an auto ' laptdly,t ho barn t)cin q,tui.ekdy dr•�
g , ,s
isat,;�ta;n! ._
again.
IAND WE WISH. .TO ADVISE THE PUBLIC THAT WE ARE
PREPARED TO SUPPLY YOU WITH THE . VERY CHOICEST
OF SEEDS, WHETHER IT BE ALL THE VARIOUSS GRASS
SITRDS,OF THE (FIELDS OR .FOR PLANTING THE HOUSE
HOLD 'GARDEN. - COME IN 'AND SEE” OUR FINE ASSORT-
MENT OF THE VERY BEST'
IMPROVED BANNER SEED ;OATS, CLEAN .A.T 65c. ,.B'USTeF�i
wedding,' ',k -a, solemnizod on July
20th, when their daughter Pearl
et'ty, was .married to Joseph S.'
Wilton, of Brussels. Mrs. Shrink
played the wedding music and
the bride wore a wedding castume
of poundre blue georgette with Ise
er trin uiin;;s and carried a."shief
of Sweetheart roses and ferns.
The ceremiony was read by tktev,;
P. G Fowler of Brussels.
Kippen and the 'surrounding
community has -'suffered ' a great
lose ' by the deathof a pioneer
sert s. Ar-
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mother in a :ao of Mi
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tlhie McGregor, -She passed ,' a-
way at her 1hont,e in •Kippen ',af-
ter an illness of about six weeks,
Site is 'survived by four daught-
er*
aught-os, Mrs. J. Mustard, London Rd,;
Mrs. B. Edwards, 2nd Con. tray
1tMrlsr A. Petrie, Toronto and Miss
Mae at home; tewo sons, . John
and Coif. Hay and Milt, of Lippe's
Rd, •on the old homestead. The
funeral was held rfoni. St. Atdrew:s
'United church. a
The -large bank barn in,
farm of Hy. Hodgins, a littleeast
of Corbett was completely des -
'adepts wlloil lylt�s. Lanttl' IIs, ly y„y;,�ld;, It �: ass a ease of Lel t.
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