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°;;i'll on 'Friday afternoon lest, with
"aruzch •entliusiarsni and lov'n' aatth-nd-
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frig vietedela scored Ly the
'valve candidates in the throe r• eon c
1)y -elections in Ont avio ituiuau• tla•
`ileople• of the province a, .. whole
o;pprove of the policies of the Fergu••
',teen Government. Mrs Howard
1s, aif Peterboro, said the Opposit-
.toxi -was 'becoming so weak and use-
Iess„ that the Conservatives would
''have to start criticizing themselves.
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'non. Dr. J. D. Monteith, p
Treasurer, delivered an address in
`uvidch he outlined the record of the
'' overnment, The officers for the
' ear were elected as follows: --Pres.
X01. Combes, Clinton; lst. vice-pres.
:'114Irs, Wm. Consitt, Hensall; 2nd vice -
'res., John Hanna, Usborne; 3rd.
*ince-Pres., Mrs. N. W. Trewartha,
Clinton; Secretary., Robert Higgins,
Iliensa[l; Treasurer, George C. Petty,
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Miss Grace Kellerman of Toronto,
i vialtilet {-,.i• pai c it:;,
Mr. t'a;: m.;nd Call f:: returned to
Detroit, after spending ae'veral we
eRks with Me father.
Misses de and Nelda Fassold
of T.c;i ..clon ., o ahltil:g their parents
Ir. and Mae P. Fa: ,old.
,'41i.•s Margaret Held, who has been
attending lith School in. Stratford
is holm for her holidays.
MrsSchultz
of Detroit, is spend-
ing a few weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Cider,
Mr, Percy Kleinstiver who has a
position in Chicago, is home fol, his
vacation.
Mrs. Hystead, of Vancouveris
of Chicago, are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Wes. Wolfe.
Miss Myrta Hoffman of Kitchener.
spent the week -end with her par-
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman and
daughter Lillie and Mr. and Mrs. R.
Eckstein, of London called on frien-
ds in town on Monday.
Mr. L. Gates and John Donehey
of Chicago, are spending a few days
with his mother.
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Mr.
Albert Weitin of the
West is visiting his father. '
Misses Lucile and Alice Willett
of •11i'rnmirigii u,1 Iieh,,. are visiting'
thorn Barents,
• MrS; Jas. Grail and son Pardon,
Mrs. Dr, Waters, returned mission-
ary from India, Mr. Chas. Ilovey of
Toronto and Mm', V, C. Shears of
Gerrie visited .at the Evangelical
partionage during the week.
alas, (It< ') F 13, Mey.er' and
daughter attended the old .boy's -re-
union at Mildmay this week.
.The Stratford District S. S. and E.
L.— C. E. Convention of the•Even-
gelical church will b. held July 10
and 11th in Das/ma: el. •
Mr. and Mrs J. Smith of.' Wind-
sor are visiting in. this
Mr, Gordon t al'fea spent a 'fe'w
days with his father here.
Mr, and ",ir:;. M. *Isaac retur-
ned to Detroit on '1 ueaday, a3tc.x np-.
ending a week with Ili former's'par-
ents here.
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John Klumpp is confined to
bed with illness.
Poul Messner of Berwyn, Alb„ vis
ited with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Motz.
his
The play entilted "Valley Farm"
put on by members of the E. L. C.
E. of the Evangelical Church the ot-
her evening was a great success.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cook and dau-
ghter of Detroit, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ezra
Hoist.
Miss Louretta Holtzman, RN, who
has been visiting with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. .H Holtzman, left
last week for camp Miniwanco un-
der the direction of the American
youth foundation. She will fill the
position as camp nurse.
Henry Sperling and Norman
Sriherger of Walkerton, visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith.
Rev. Lorne W. Brown, who has
charge of the First Presbyterian
church, Stamford Conn and who has
been visiting for a month with his
mother, left for his home, but stop-
ping off " at Kitchener, where lie oc-
cupied' the pulpit in Zion- Evangelical
church.
returned from Toronto, where he
went in the interest of his health,
and his many friends are pleased to
Joann that he. is improved.
Chas. Wolfe has,. purchased. Mr
Geiger's store on Ndlson-'str- :rt; and
had it moved to his own lot on Rich-
mond "street,and is making improve-
ments.
Decoration services were held on
Sunday last at the Hensall and Mc-
Taggart's cemeteries by the Odd
fellows: "Lodge, accompanied by a
large •e nurnber.of •friends, The grav-
es
xaves of the departed Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs werefirst decorated after
which a short seryice was held, and
addresses by the local pastors of the
village.. • (
Robert Green, of Detroit is holi-
daying at his, home east of the vil-
lage. (
Angus Robertson of Windsor, is
visiting his father, John Robertson,
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and sister, Mrs. Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Mickle, of
Rldgetown, visited with their son,
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickie.
• Miss Nellie Boyle., who lfas been
holidaying for three weeks at her
home here, has returned to London,
John Carmichael, of Detroit, is
spending his holidays here.
Percy Gram, and sister Ada Gram
of Flint, Mich, visited over the
week -end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Gram.
Wm. and Mae Simpson and Mrs.
Wzn. Bonthron and daughter Mary
of. Detroit, and Miss McMartin, of
Barrie, visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Bonthron.
The death orrured at the home: of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 1lleDennel, of
Kippers, on Monday last, of Mss
Jane Kerr in her 83rd year. She
was a well known and respected re-
sident or Hensall for a good many
years and about a year ago, owin
to advanced years andthe need of
care, she -was taken to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. McDanell, where she
lived till her passing.
At a meeting of the local Hydro
Commission the other evening it was
decided to accept the offer of the
Ontario Hydro Com. to. remodel the.
system. The load we have had to
carry for the past two years is too
heavy, and to give service that the
local Commission wish to give their
patrons, it has been decided •on to
improve the plant. The work will
take about a month. The local com-
mision have about a surplus of $11,-
000
11;000 to its credit, and a part of it, will
be used to improve the system.
Mr . and Mrs. Hector Charles-
worth of Toronto, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Const-
ance Charolette Charlesworth, M.A.
of Buffalo College, Oxford, and for-
merly of Hensall, the marriage .to
take place this month
COUNTY NEWS
EXETER
Main St. Sunday School picnic will
be held at Grand Bend on Wednes-
day, July 4th.
Wm . Hatter is erecting a large
barn to be used in connection with
his dairy business.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Harvey., Ex-
eter, wish to announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Mildred .to
John W. Batson of ''aromito, the mar
riage to take .place the middle of
July.
Capt. Huson and Lieut. Ibbotson,
who have had charge . of the local
corpse of the Salvation Army, are
leaving, the foriner being transfer-
red to Forest and the latter to Nor-
wich.
George, the young son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Doerr was taken to
London Hospital suffering from
pneumonia, but is getting along as
Well as could be expected.
A quiet wedding was tsolemuized
at the Main St. church parsonage on
Wednesday, June 27, 'when Lille
Mae Snell, daughter of Mrs. C. Fray,
ne wasunited in marriage to Orran
Clarke Moir, son of Mr. and Mrs. P.
Moir. The ceremony was perform-
ed at 12 o'clock --by Rev. D. • Mc-
Tavish
Mr. and Mrs. J. Baker, of • Some -
nos, B. C., accompanied by Mrs.
Henderson, are visiting relatives
here for a few months. ' They made
the trip of 3,400 milds _by auto tak-
ing 15 days to de it in.
HENSALL
Tunney pneduced a gun to enforce;
his demand. 3:nforniation was laid
against hiin3 but he left for the west
and it war.,, only on his return rec-
ently that the officers were able to
4 paehend: hbu. The magistrate
gave Jinn a, sentence of one or two
years . in the Ontario Reformatory.
Tunney is said to be a Barnardo boy
The program for Miidrnay'a old
home cele hration, to he held from
:July 1 to 5th, has been complete:(•.
Tld unveiling of the soldiers' :mate
orral will take place on Sunday,July
1. Major, the Rev. Tolniie, ex -M.
L: A. of Southampton, formerly of
Windsor; wil have charge of the
ceremony. A ]fine musical and
A very interesting game of base-
ball, was played on ,the local diam-
ond the other evening with the Ex-
eter team withe the result that th
visiting team won by score of 2-0.
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Cook have
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,ports program has been arranget '.
for July 2nd. This will be known as
Kitchener -Waterloo day, which is ex-
pected to attract at least 1,400 form(
er Mikiniayite;s from the twin. Cite
Fred. Bright, a young Englishman
who had been in this country Ceritti
about a month, working for Ea:r
Shipton, en the '2nd eon. of Stephen,
ended his life near Teeswater the
other . day by tl irowing'. his body in.
front of: a moving C.P.R. express
train. ][ie had left his ,place in
Stephen only a few days previous to
the fatality. He was helping in load
ing a car of hay, when he sudden
dissapeared withe the 'mentioned re -
salt 1.
Luther Reynolds, of Usborne, has
a sow that gave birth to a litter of;
twenty pigs the other day, and all are
living.
Robt. Berry, ex -reeve and well-
known resident of Blanchard Town-
ship, and •at one time a candidate
for the Federal House, died at Vic-
toria Hospital, London the other day
following three weeks illness from
blood poisoning.
Tho Ladies Aid of the United
church of Centralia, were responsi-
ble for a very pleasing_ entertainm-
ent at the County Home on Wednes-
day afternoon' last. A number of
the men of the congregation and
Rev. Irwin and Mrs. Irwin accomp-
anied the ladies and took part in a
very pleasing programme.
Sunday school, anniversary servie-
es were held . at the Thames Rd. Un-
ited church on Sunday last, coupled
with the farewell services: of Rev. G.
M. Gidley, who has been the pastor
of that church for over seven years,
and who is leaving. for Watford.
The Huron Regiment goes, into
camp at London, July 4th :to 1a.
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The district omen's Institute of
West Huron, met. at Blyth,in, the
Memorial. Hall, on June 12th, fons.
their annual . convention. The 12
branches were all present and repres
ented by delegates.'
Misses. Izetta Merner and ' Ethel
Jowett, who are on the New Dundee
school 'teashing staff, are spending
their summer holidays with their par
ents at. Bayfield,
Robert Cunningham, of McGilliv-
ray, while working in his garden
found a coin that was 84 years old,
being_ dated 1844. It has on it a
picture of the Bank o€ Montreal with
the words "Concordia Salus'.. 75
years ago a house stood on the lot
where the coin was found.
Residents of the 2nd and 3rd con.
of Usborne held a very successful
•picnic at Springbauk, London, on
Saturday last, with about 130 people
being present. Dinner and supper
were' served on the grounds.
Dr. Wm. Aberhart, has leased an
office in. theQu:een's Hotel block, Sea
forth, and is having it fitted up for
use in the practice of his profession.
Dr. Aberhart is well known in both
the town and community, and is a
son of Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Aberhaitt
He is a graduate of the Seaforth
Collegiate and Toronto, University.
On Friday last Harry Tunney, 21,
of Morris Tp. pleaded guilty before,
Magistrate Read, Godericli, to the.
char of robbery while armnedt; The
offence took place fast winter, waken
Turney bought a Traailbr' for the put -
pose, it is alleged, • of • making' "Ito
otch". Tie left the boiler with a
neighbor, who, when lie learned for
what purpose Tunney intended to
use it, refused. to give. it. up; until'+
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WE WILL CELEBRATE AS -OPENING DAYS, AND INVITE
THE PUBLIC TO COME AND VISIT US.
SPECIAL OFFER
TO EVERY PURCHASER OF FIVE GALLONS OR MORE OF
GASOLINE WE WILL GIVE ABSOLUTELY
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A HALF DOZEN *A►TER GLASSES.
WE RANOLE' THE FAMOUS STAROLINE GAS
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WE ARE NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR NEXT.. WINTER.'S
SUPPLY OF COAL, AND SOLICIT YOUR ORDER. WE
WILL HAVE TWO CARLOADS OF ALBERTA COAL IN IN A.
FEW DAYS, AND ADVISE OUR CUSTOMERS TO PUT El's
THEIR SUPPLY AT THIS TIME WHILE THE SUPPLY IS
GOOD. LET US TAKE YOUR ORDER FOR ANTHRACITE
COAL NOW.
See ?IIs about Seed Corm
Quaker's Full -of -Pep Chick starter
Continental Stock Food for
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fellows are surc'rough on tires—slim on
the brake and slide a yard or two in stopping—
drag
topping---a g in the' clutch and spin the rear wheels in
starting= --speed round corners and skid. -
It may save a few Minutes running 'thne- it may
even look a little "showy" to the man on the side-
walk ---but the real driver knows that it means..
des off the running life of the tires..
Good tires will give unbelievable miles of'ser'viim if
you treat. them right. Drive sanely.
Come in and let us put the gauge on the valves;
once a weekunder inflation means certain
trouble. Let us examine the casings regularly for
embedded flints and nails. 'X'his service wilt -save
dealers on your year's oar expense.
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