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Tele:: of Texas to the northern
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;Tern tent of what it was sixty years
ztf';o. Canada has need to watch
'Zattefully lest her priceless heritage
tai ° become so lnapoveii, .u'd as to
;be well-nigh worthies.
SCHOOL REPORT
1I-'roinotion exams. for S. S. N. 7,
Manley.
Zr. IV to Sr, '!V --Pace 435; 'Hon.
,5415 ---Annie Taylor 569; Glady Col -
email '538 Alvin Reichert 522. ,
'..Sr. In to Jr. 1V—Pass 435,
Mon 545--Heli,>n Ander: on 6'13; Ir-
nr Tarsier 587.
Sr, II to Jr. 11: 4'es-1 ?•t-,, Ines
417O—Annie Carlii, ;il s , Jeanette
' ticAllister 491; Doreen Reichert 463
iteo, Stephenson 431; Wilmer, Turn-
er 401.
"first Class—Allah" Love, Stewart
'Turner, Billie Reid.,
.Primer--Julene Stephenson, Mur -
`Mu Johnston, Margaret Reichert.
M. Howald, Teacher.
WOOB
s is . of
rand Mrs. CArnold Mernee
Detroit, spent the week -end with Mr,
and <Mrs, Geo. Merner.
Miss Mildred McDonald of Hensall
as .visiting .with friends in town.
Aire. J Zeller of Kitirhener, vleited
in town last '}eek.
Mr. Bruer visited her on a few
days last week.
Miss 'Flossie 'Kleinstiver 'oaf Strat-
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ford spent the week-cnd with her par
exits.
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i1'Ir. Percy I.leinstiver ',returned to,
Chic•::;^o after a pleasant visit with'
his paireiits.
Miss Marjorie Gibson of Detroit;
Mr, W.
t _Alt Mrs. 'bleating' = :t l.:ti1 l, ..
is
Slit. nc a..
Rev. E. Miller will be ordained in
the Lutheran church next Sunday af-
ternoon. Rev. v. Kiliinger of ]Lindon
will conduct the services which will
commence at 3 o'clock in the after-
noon.
Mrs. Simon Thon and Mr. Ed.
Thon of Grand Rapids, visited at Mr.
J. Hartieib on Sunday. '
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THAT WE ARE ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE`FOR
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THAT WE PRINT CALLING CARDS; STATIONERS, STICH
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UBERS OF COUNTER CHECK BOOKS, AND CAN SUP-
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1i'Ir. and Mrs, J. Smith and family
of Winth or, are spending the
,vac-
,atiei in this vicinity.. ir, And ,Mrs, McClure of Maisie
Were Sunday visit hsvithMiss
.L,
Hartleib..
SCHOOL REPORT
Promotion Exainivations of Dash-
wood S. . S. No, 1.6, Stephen,
Room II; . ' .
From Sr. III to Jr. IV-Arnctta
Eveland 9?' per cent; Laura Witmer.
89; Thelma Fisher 84; Sheldon Wein
82;4hosio Willert 81; Ella Witmer
• 80; Hubert Restemeyer 79;; Lorna
Kraft 75; CTladys Maier 75,
Froin Jr. III to Sr. in --Evangel-
ine Held 116; Milton- Willert 87; Ella
En—eland �,Howard -1cnJl
85;
r ary ilt,;ier 81; Regina Miller 78,
Albert Goetz 77; Phyllis Reid 71,
Harold Kraft 69; Lorne Genttnee
68; Margaret Restemeyer 60; (Re-
tained in Sr. III --Leonard Resti th-
Byer 43; Melvin 'Mason 40; Melvin
Schlundt 39.
Ffom Sr. II to Jr. III—Beta Fas-
sold 83; John Meyer 74; Carl Maier
61; Leonard Schenck 52. ,(Retain-
ed to Jr. III-14lervyn Willert 42.
No. on Roll 29.
L. R. Guenther, teacher.
Room I
e n o t. from Jr.Il to Sr. TI
tYitlr ','1 w „ t3e Carnet. .�Veiberg
' � 1; Paul Ness 71;Edna Maier 65;
Douglas Shenk 60; Mabel Bender.
i''rera Sr. 1 to Jr. 1I E yr.•t1e Gain-
er 64; Murray Wolfe 92; Irma Wein
88; Eileen Willert 82; Alvin Willert
80; Lloyd Gue ither 73; Ward
'Kraft 51; Verda Rinker 45.
Jr. 1 to Sr. I—Hilda Maier 74;
Roy Bender 71; Herbert Nees "67.
i r. Pruner—Mary Dodge 56; Jean
MoCulton 52; Goorge Mathers- 43.
Pr. A—Harry Hayter, Lois Geiser
Dorothy Kraft; Donald Restemeyer,
Lorne_ ,Kleinstiver, Leona: Fisher:
Pr. B.—Evelyn Baynham, Harold
Maier, Francis Eveland, Ross Guen-
ther, Willis, Mclsaac; Sigfred Hede-
gard. `
Pr. C.—Wilfred Grigg, Milford
Mason, Carl Wein, Lester Shenck,
Ivan Grigg.
No. on. Roll 37.
Average attendance 34.
N. K. Gaiser, teacher.
Room 11I
From Jr. to Sr. IV—(Hone.) Har-
ry Miler 82; Stuart Wolfe 81; Ruth
'Tiernan 81; Earl Zimmer 80; Amelia
Willert 77.
Pass—Kathleen Merner 73; Ralph
Genttner 72; Melvin, Stadei,61;, Io,Iv-
ard fShenck 64; Retained in
IV—Verda Kraft..
.Peter B, Moffott, Principal.
HENSALL
aVIr, rand Mrs. Lorne Scott, of Tor-
onto and Dr. and Mrs. Smith and
babe :of St,. Marys were visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Pet-
ty.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith and family
of Windsor, are spending two weeks
vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Consist.
'Irma "Higgins left for Kitchener,
where she has secured a good posit-
ion with the . Mutual Life Insurance
Co., of Waterloo.
Edith McEwen of Kitchener, is
spending the summer holidays with
her sister and brother here.
Mrs. A. Coxworth, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. Scr-
trton, here, has returnedto her home
in,'Strathroy. •
Miss Jean Campbell of Toronto,
is spending her holidays at the home
of Mr.' and Mrs. Thos. Murdock:
Mrs. Geo. CHedden and family of
St. Catharines, have moved back to.
Hensall and are taking up residence
on 'Brock st., in part of the Wilson
house. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hedden
have also returned.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelious Cook, :ac-
companied by their son, Harry, left
last week by motor for Los Angles;
Calif., where they intend remaining
with relatives for a couple of mon-
ths.* vacation.
W. E. Houston was here . the past
week making preparations • to take
his family to Cornwall, where they
will reside in; future.
At a joint meeting of the school
trustees and the Village Council the
other evening, Wm. McKay, who has
resigned as principal of the Hensel]
Public School, a position that he has
held for the last 33 years, was in-
vited to be present and a presentot-
ion was made ' by both the Trustees
and the Village Council, On behalf'
of the Trustees, WM. McLaren read
the addressand the presentation was
a beautiful gold headed cane and a
purse of gold. On behalf of the Co-
uncil the address was read by Reeve
Liggins • and the presentation of a
club bag and a check for ;100.00
was inade by Councillor .Petty.
Word has been received 'here that
the body of Leslie Allen, assistant
manager of the •. 'T. Eaton Co., at
Moncton, N. B., and son-in-law of
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Drom ond, of
Ilensall, had been found. Last fall
Mr, Allen accompanied by friends
went on a fishing trip into the wilds
Of New Brunswick. `One evening he
wandered away from thecamp ands
as Inst With the above mentioned
esuts.
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EXETER
W, In Cress and pride recently
returned to Exete: from their honey
Moon and have taken residence on
Huron St. Mr, Cress, who is ac-
countant at the Canadian Bank of
Commerce is a son of I�!1'r, and Mrs,'
A, Cress, of Harriston.
Jean Love, daughter of Mr. and
.Mrs- L. Love of Andrew St., left on
,Monday last for Telora, Peru, where
she will teach the Childreai of Imp-
erial Oil employees. She is to be
coegraatulated on the appointment
as it carries with it a salary of a-
bout $2,000 with all expenses paid
and. a maid to keep house for her in
her new home.
Jas. Lawson has disposed of his
• ,r
st.F.
•-• bt.la..s ae. i11a1u to
'ewcllei � t
J
Rabethge, of Neustadt. Who comes
highly recommended having spent
seven years in the business. He has
already taken posseession.
Southcott Bros. have rented their
vacant store north of post office to
Mr. Walker of Winghain, who inten-
ds opening up a furniture store and
undertaking business in Exeter.
Snell Bros., Ford agents, have re-
ceived their first four -door sedan
Which has ben delivered to J. Hitz-
el, of Stephen.
At a special meeting of the Coun-
cil th other evening it was decided
to submit a thy -law to the ratepay-
ers .of Exeter asking for 320,000 to
erect a new four room high school.
Dr. H. J. Browning and Mr. J. G.
Stanbury representing the school bo-
ard presented the' resolution. adopted
at the last meeting of the Board of
Education. The repuest to grana.
320,000 for a new public school was
recently turned down by the ratepay
ers and the ratepayers are now ask-
ed to grant the money for new
high -school. • The vote will be taken
on July 23rd.
COUNTY NEWS.
The Thirty-first annual Conven-
tion of the Huron County Women's
Christian Temperance Union is be-
ing held in Ontario St United Chur-
ch, Clinton, on Tuesday, July 10th,
Mrs. A: A. Gearge cif London, will
address 'afternoon and evening ses-
sions. )
A motorcycle was delivered
to•the Enron County Connell' at God
eri'th, the other day, which: will be
used by the County policeman, in
Patrolling the caunty roan; this; year.
Th machine has the appearance. of
giving good service,, and. speed; It
will be piit, hate service at. once.
On unpackinghi's, straw hat the
other day, a Port Elgin man found
that the mice had built a cosy nest
therein. The little rascals probably
thought they wouldhe undisturbed
for the rest ofthe summer.
Goderich seems to hay teo., many
dogs, particularly of the• destructive
kind, the other morning several of
them got fighting in the memorial.
plot in the square, and before any-
one could stop them, the beautiful
geranium bed was practically destr-
oyed. r
The contract for the concrete re-
construction work onthe south
pier, Goderich„ has, been. awarded. by
the Federal Department of Public
Works to James. A. Vance, of Woods
tock, the figureis approximately
$18,500.
James McNal,, star pitcher• of. the
Kincardine baseball team-, sustained
a) fractured. skull .thin other. day,
when he was struck on the head by
a pitched 'ball during a game. His
injuries were not considered serious
at the time, but an. x-ray examinat-
ion taken followed his removal to the
hospital proved a. severefractured
skull. 1His condition 'isserious.
Dominion Day was: the• 94th an-
niversary of W iiia Campbell • Gbder-
ieh, who was born on July rat 1834,
and has lived in that place.; bar 89
years. He is still alert and; active.
Prompt action on the part of W.
H. Bishop, of .Stratford, savetil the
life of Miss Leslie at BIyth, at Bay-
field the other day, when he rushed
into the lake, after hearing the, cries
of the girl struggling in the 'tinder -
current. When he reached her..he
found that he could not reach shore
and called for help. A number' of
men "present formed a chain and pul-
led them both to safety. Several` of
the Stratford boys rendered first aid
to the girl, whe did not recover for
fifteen . minutes.
R. G. McFarlane, Listowel!, and
formerly a lawyer ofthat town, was
sentenced to six months hi the re-
formatory when lie appeared before
Judge 3. L.. Killoran in special court
at Stratford. He was recently con-
victed on two charges of—
misappropr-iation of money intrusted to, bfm, by
clients.
John Hepburn, a former resident
of Centralia died at his home the
other day fithis 78th year, He was
for years section foreman at Cen-7
trali'a and later farmed in Stephen
1owaasraip an the Jam now occupied i(
by his sot n <Ynnri;rr. and is survi,vr�rY
by his widow, whose aaaawiden ammo
was Mary O1cc>, aslso, three: sons and
four,ai hte
d 1 rS.
1`[yatc. On.
On Tuesday -7 J•uire 26th,. at 5 o'
clock, the hydro power was turned
on from Clinton to Bayfield and tho-
se houses whine were wired and con-
nected
onnecie ( were brightly illuminated.
but this was not the only: illulninot-
ion. tAbout 9 o'clock, a torchlight
procession headed by two tr•ucks and
heralded by a Targe bell commenced
to parade over the streets, lasting
for over an hour. Those an the par
ade car4ed banners and by the light
of t f1e. tnrches :might be seen the
following. inscriptions: "Aand the
Lord said, Let there be Light";
"We're 4 the Boys t
lat make . no No -
Ise, ase, but we get our Lights after
Lot of Fights;" '"Hurray! Now we
have Lights after Fifty Years of
Darkness." The lights are not as
yet on the streets. It is generally
understood that a vote of the rate.-
= sveis must first be taken and if
ibis vote be adverse., it may result in
another period of darkness. Not
for many years has Well hilarity be-
en manifested in the streets of :I3ay-
fiead, at nig at. It reminds 0110 . of
the old-time election celebrations.
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Repair Work on any make of Car and
HAVING INSTALLED ALL THE LATEST AND MODERN EQ-
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LET US' DO YOUR NEXT OVERHAUL JOB.
Gooderich Siiveriown Tires
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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 IN
THEIR SUPPLY AT THIS TIME WHILE THE SUPPLY IS
GOOD. LET US TAKE •YOUR ORDER FOR ANTHRACITE
COAL NOW,
See Us about .geed Corn
Quaker's Full -of -Pep Chick starter
Continental Stock Food for
HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS,.
STT E.Pr and POULTRY
L. Schllbe & Son
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SET
a day every week --preferably any one but
;Saturday or Sunday—and let ane look over
your tires. It'll mean doflara off your tire bill.
Maybe they need- more air. Two or threeounce
so
under pressure will take miles oil" the life of tire..
Maybe there's a nail or a flint just waiting to work:
through and make trouble. Maybe they're O.K.:
and you -tan drive away in comfort.
Ten minutes! But isn't it worth it to feel sure of
your 'tires
Car owners spend inany a half --ho i
ur an the side of
the toad because .they won't take the ordinary
tion. And that's saying nothing • of th
extra snfleage they might get and the money theyDOMINIONQTIRE DEPOT
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H. MOUSSEAU