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Mr and Mrs, Ruskin Keys of East
iiriTindspri spent the week -end with
foriner'e parents, Mr. and Mrs.
-Nelson Keys, of Babylon
Miss Mabel Calver visited her me.: Saturday night with friends in God-
aber Su Clinton on Saturday and erith..
Sanday. Miss Gladys Douglas of Scott Mem-
air. and Mrs. Argo of Toroato,lorial Hospital, Seaforth, spent last
'visited the lattees parents, Mr. and Wednesday afternoon under the par -
Mrs. Alex. McConnell •of yearn. ental roof.
Mrs. McKee of Toronto, spent the
" Mr. W. J. Dowson returned home 'week -end at her former home • on the
from Seaforth hospital on Saturday, Bronson Line,
:feeling much improved in health. Mrs. Joe Gascho, son and daughter
of Michigan, spent the week -end with
friends in this vicinity, returning on
Monday, accompanied by the form-
er's mother, Mrs. John Dealer, who
will spend the winter with her den -
Mrs. Joanna Steacey and son John ghters in the States.
eof Detroit, .spent the week -end with
:friends here.
.Miss Mary Hagan Of Landon, sp-
johnstoa.
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended young people's meeteng , at
Goshen last Friday night.
Mr. Wen. Clarke, accompanied by
his mother and brother, Gus, spent
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Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Geo.
Miss Eleanor Lindenfield oa LS
on is spending a few weeks withet ..', •
Verna Birk. ,
Mr. and Mrs. :Henry Sao(
Mr, and Mrs, John Graybell mat*
and Mrs, Beaky Schroeder; 'Iser4
Mrs. W. England -are attendiug
funeral 9f Mr, Schroeder's sister4
Lempke in Blown City, Mich. ,IL,
Mr, Milford and Alma hoch, 0
Air. and las. George 4.th 4.
Tuesday at Monkton and Listowief,
Miss Evelyn Yates and ga1 fit,'
of Sarnia were Sunday visitors i,‘i
Mr. and Mrs. limy Kraft. '
Eugene Tiernan of Westerra,I4
ersity, London, spent the weee
with her parents, '
Mr. Milford and 'Alma Kocleelp
Mrs. Elmore Thiel spent Thuiay
with Mr. and Mrs. Maetun near tas
sail.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Morenz arep
ending a few weeks with relativen
Kitchener and Guelph.
Mr. and 'Mrs. J. Routledge of 1-it7:.
ilton, Kenneth and Miss Ida Rautlaa
go of Zurich, visited with We Mi4
Kraft on Monday. ,.
Miss Alice Willert spent Satin*
evening with Miss Alma Koch.
Gordon Keeler spent the week -
at his home in Mitchell. eia.
' Mrs. E. R. Guenther is visitingea,
latives in Toronto. a
Mrs. Wallace Cook is visiting .0 -
brother Fred Stire in Waterloo. ee,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Scnroec1ee4
and Mrs. Wm. Schroeder and Ilila:
T. Restemeyer spent the w.eele-eY
with relatives in Windsor, !0,
Mrs. A. Musser of London, is visP::
ing her daughter, Alrs. Arthur Ha.iiele,z
Miss Ella Martinson spent the ate
ek-end at her home in Minim.
. Mr. Milford and Alma Koch speS
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
ii-
nore Thiel, near Hensel], . . 'a:
Miss Alice Willert, who has be
caring for her mother during ha
recent illness, has returned to For
Wayne. .
Miss Myrta Hoffman has returnef
to Kitchener after spending the pa
six weeks at her home here, while re
covering from the effects of an oa
eration,
Ali,. and Mrs. Hansford of ,kndiari
and Wm, Morenz of Detroit, ''risite
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relatives here recently. ,
Mr. Milford and Alma. Koch ami
Mise . Alice Willert left Sunday noo
for Detroit. . ,‘
Air. and Mrs. Win. Smith of Lonl
don were Sunday visitors with hee
parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Baker.
HILLSGREEN
Mr. G. Myric and daughter of
Dorchester, accompanied by Mr. and
••tent the week -end at the home of her Mrs. Chris Jackson of Kingsvillecal-
aleter, Miss Dolly and brother Frank. led on friends in this vicinity last
aelies'Annie Jarrott who has been Wednesday.
aanfined to her room for a few days
as able to be around again.
The sacrament of the Lord's Sup -
aper will be observed on Sunday e-
ater -noon, Nov. 15th. Preparatory ser -
Nice will be held Friday evening at Don't forget to patronize the new
a7 &dock in the Hillsgreen church. Confectionery that has been opened
in connection with Kellerman's but-
cher shop. A fine line of all •the lat-
est and fresh eoxifections are being
offered the public. And everybody is
invited to give their patronage.
Miss Rose Foster of Detroit, ac- • Family Gathering
✓ ompaaied by friends spent the we- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dale and son
.k -end with her parents, Mr. and Melvin of London, Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
AIrs... Lang Foster. sel Pitt and daughter Alma of Thorn -
Miss Eleanor Lindenfield of Lon- dale, Mr. and Mrs. .Elmore Thiel and
don ;Tent a few days laet week with family of near Hensall, Mr. Milford
her' grandparents, Ain and Mrs. Thos and Alma Kock of Detroit, all spent
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"POLITICS"
You'll have the time of your life
while the comedy Queen is run-
ning for Mayor
Thur's., Friday and Saturday
MYSTERY! ADVENTRE!
ROMANCE!
THE
"Black Camel',
A thrilling adventure drama with
enough of the mystic to keep you
in suspense until the final scene
Coming—"Born to Love."
Mrs. J. W: Bonthron has returned.
home after a pleasant visit with her
friends in Hanover.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Callahan and
daughter Margaret of Detroit and
Marjorie Cope of Detroit and Mrs.
Fred Corbett of Hay and Mr. and
Mrs. Roy McLaren of' town.
COUNTY NEWS
Exeter bockeyists have orgaanized
for the coming winter and will. have
an intermediate team in the 0.H. A -
Mr. and Mrs. Geo,. Bender have re-
moved, from Wingham to Niagara
Falls,. He was the conductor on the-
London-Wingbum train when it was
discontinued, and is now running
from Niagara Falls to Toronto.
r; November 12tle, 193
IVIereti sympathy is felt for M. L.
Schoenhals, Clinton, in the death of '
his wife, AM Monday last, weer an
turte.ss of some duration. She was in
her 33rd year and was a daughter of
IVirse Johnston of Clinton.
A bolt of lightuing played a pecu-
liar prank during a brief but severe
electrieal oilman at Luckuow recently
and as a result Mrs. Thos. Aitebison
of Lucktiow, had a floor lamp destroy
ed when the Jeharge entering by the
Mr. and. Mr. SoL Williams, of hydro wires, put the lights out set
Seaforth, entertained in honor of
their daughter, Madeline, the other
evening. Frieds were present from
Seaforth, Zurich, Mitchell, Hillsgreen
and Clinton.
I Mr. and Mrs. Webster Turner of
Stanley Tp., announce the engagem-
ent of their only daughter; Margaret
Eileen, to Thos. Russell Consitt, only
son of Mr. and. Mrs. Thomas Consitt
also of Stanley, the marriage to take
place the middle of November.
There was an attendance of over
two thousand at the Halowe'en mas-
querade frolic of the Lions Club in
the Seaforth skating rink last Friday
night. Over four hundred were in
costume..
Margaret Johns, nurse in training
fire to the shade of the lamp, which
fortunately was prevented from sett-
ing lire to other furnishings.
Cecil Walker of Stephen Tp., pas-
sed away suddenly at his home. The
deceased was aged 48 years, 6 mon-
ths and 30 days and. was born on.
the farm on which lee died. Early in
the spring he suffered a break -down
in health through heart trouble and
at times he has been confined to his
home. He was again able to be a-
round but took a bad spell, and pas-
sing away.
Announcement has been made of
the, results of the Carter -McGee Sch-
olarship Competition for the Roman
Catholic Diocese of London. Three
at Victoria Hospital, London, who students in Huron have been success -
has been off on a six -month's sick ful. The subject on which an essay
leave, suffered with neuritis, has suffi- ' was written was "St. Jean de Breu-
ciently recovered so as to return to I beuf, 1593-1649." The successful can
her position. didates Cyril Flannery, St. James'
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Westlake, School, Seaforth; Frances Fortune,
McDool and H. Stinson of Bay- Union Public S.chool, No. 1, Seaforth
field left last week on a hunting trip and Ursula Flanagan, St. Patrick's
School, Dublin, receive $5 each:
to Northern Ontario. They had on a
• Elrid Smith, • who is attending. Un- trailer behind the car, a cabin com-
iversity at London, recently spent a plete for housekeeping.
few days with his parents here Samuel Martin .of Exeter, 'passed
away on Sunday last at the age of
Adam Reichert is visiting his two
76 years. He was a native of Usborne
sons in Detroit and Port Huron.
Tp., but had been. in business in Ex-
Mrt. 3:/r.) Reid of Port Rowan, eter for many years. He is survived1
visited a week with her paxents, Mr. ,daaugshotne,r,WmilrbserGniuoifes,Eoxf-
beferh,iasnr. afe
and Mrs. E, Sheffer. She was ac
companied home by .her mother who Hamilton.
Mrs. Adam Kline. of Seaforth, on
is not enjoying good health.
Mary Buchanan, R. N. of St. Saturday celebrated her 94th birth -
Thomas, spent a few days with her day. Airs. Kline is in the best of
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Buch- health and her many friends join in
wishing her happy returns on this anan. .
oe-
Thomas Shaddock, section foreman easiota
There passed away in the -General,
Hospital, Wingham, Margaret Kelly considerable headway before it was
of the C.N.R. has moved into the
noticed by children playing in the
dwelling on the corner of Nelson and
Richmond sts, which he has had gre- widow of the late John Hogg,
. Seaforth. The deceased woman had
of yard. They promptly notified Mrs.
been ailing for a number of years...Holmes, who was talking to visitors
atly improved in the interior.
in. the living room. An alarm was .
Master George Otterbine, young
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Otterbein She had been married twice, her late
husband predeceased her about • sent in and the firfiemen made a sp-
was operated on for removal of ton -
years ago. 35 eedy response. Water was played on
The Clinton Hospital Board an-, the summer kitchen and for some
sils.
nounee that the total amount raised time before the flames were trought
Mrs. M. Jinks and children spent
,'t1 1 er erents Mrunder control. Smoke emerged from
For 86 years Egmondvoille Church
has been carrying on. On Sunday,
Nov. lst, they celebrated another an-
niversary. The Rev. G. Weir, 13. A.,.
of Birth preaching to large congre-
gations. On Monday evening a fowl
supper was served to over 500 gu-
ests and an excellent concert was gi- •
ven by the Eureka Concert Co.
Damage to the amount of about
$2,000 was caused to the residence
of Crown. Attorney, D. E. Holmes of
Goderich, on Monday noon last. St-
arting from. an unknown cause in the
summer kitchen the fire had gained
ily and Mise Clara Kraft of Londoe;, and Mrs. McClinchey of the Goshen at• the fair conducted a fortnight every window in the house and ea -
were Sunday visitors with Mr. an
Mrs. P. Kraft. '
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ago amounted to $540, over and a- used mu.ch damage.
Eric Kenatedy of Toronto, spent a hove expenses. .1
few days visiting at the home of Mr On two occasions recently John Mt-. One evening recently the teleph-
Mrs. Sillery offl
,Seaforth is tin e y
— aeeeaaaeee.aeeeeea aartpite;. Owen. Goer wed amiy.
We are glad to report that • Mrs.
Geo. Link who has been a paiiiinit ip
Dr. Fletcher's Hospital, Exeter, is
sufficiently recovered to heable to
leave the hospital.
Among those who attended. the
funeral of the late Adam tiantz
Tavistock were: Mrs. Hy. Hoffman,
Harry Hoffman, Miss Anna Hess, Mr
Adam Birk, Miss Verna Birk, Mr.
Henry Callfas, Mrs. lif. Truenitiar
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and Mrs. T. Rader. • e
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin McIeaac and
familf of Windsor spent the week-
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
P. Mclsaac.
Ladies Aid and W. M. S. Annuala•
The Ladies Aid and W.M.S. of
Dashwood Evangelical church held
there annual meeting and election of
officers in the church basement last
week. Rev. Sauer presided at the
election which resulted as follows:
Pres., Mrs. D. Tiernan; Vice -pros.
Mrs. A. W: Sauer; Rec. Set., Mrs. IL
H. Taflor; Corr. Sec., Mrs. R. Goetz
W. M. S. Treas., Mrs, M. Neeb and
Ladies' Aid Treas, Mrs, A. Oestrei-
cher; Pianist, Mrs. V. Schatz; Asstt.
pianist, Mrs. E. Geiser. The follow-
ing committees were appointed Or
the year: Look Out—Mrs. J.
fong, Mrs. D. Haugh and Mrs. A. Os
treicher. Parsonage Com.—Mrs. E.
Bender, Mrs. H. England and Mrs. !D
Tiernan. Work Com. --Airs. W. Snell
Mrs. R. Goetz, Mrs. R. Willert, Mrs
M. Neeb, Mrs, M. Haugh and Mrs. J.
Wein. Mission Study—Mrs, G. Wild
fong, Mrs. V. Schatz, Mrs. Stiller and
Mrs. R. H. Taylor. There were 5.46
sick visits made, 66 bouquets given,
4 new members received and $79.79
was the amount of money raised thr-
ough the year. Total enrollment 48.
HENSALL •
Mr. and Mrs. Rich'cl BlatchfOrd
have returned home after a very pl-
easant month's visit with friends it
Windsor.
Albert Speneos moved on Monday
last to the new home he recently bu-
ilt on Xing St. •
Mi'. and Mrs. W. 0. Goodwin and
laughter, accompanied by airs. Ma-
aleinson, visited recently with Rev.
and Mrs. Naylor of Listowel.
Mrs. Gladwin Lavender visited tor
a few days last week with relates
it HilPgreen.
Mrs. Lou Simpeon and daughter,
Jao, returned to their home in De-
oit after a pleasant visit with' re-
'ntiete.
Erneet Mites of Stratford visited
town ens day, tred attended „the
21.1neral of the late Alb. Bell.
one and Hydro wires that connet with
•*11.4r. T-Trittaa .ahtIVeh parsonage at Bay-.
Deenera of HUrOn was held in the the animals being taken from their, field were caught by a derrick on
sehool ream of St. Paul's Anglican pen, their heads cut off and the re -I Baechier's truck of Goderich, and
eliurch, when there was a very good mains left. The foxes were valued at, torn down as the truck passed un -
attendance and a most pleasant so- $500 each. Mr. McGee cannot under-iderneath them Mrs. Gale, the pas -
cial time :spent. Mr. Cottle of Tor- stand why anybody should destroy
foxes in this manner without any
onto, gave a very helpful and inspir-
ing addres, while other short addres- gain to himselfses were also given. A. pretty November wedding was
Quite a number from here attend- solemnized. at the Ontario Street telephone to neighbors, bat found
ed the funeral of the late Albert Bell United Church. Manse, Clinton, on that the phone was out elf commis -
on the 3rd con. of Stephen. Who Wednesday last, when Mary Pearl sion. Mr. Gale was in another part
tor's wife, was alone in the house at
the time and was badly frightened
by the noise in the cellar, which res-
embled an explosion. She tried to
was a formear resident on Dr. Mahas Pepper, daughter of Mn and Mrs. A.
farm south of town and was well Pepper of Tuckersinith, became the
known here. Mrs. T. Welsh and Miss bride of Charles Way, son of Mr.
Olive ' Bell being sisters and Wm. and Airs. Alva Way, also of Tucker -
Bell Of the London Rd. a brother. sniffle. Rev. F. G. Farrill officiated.
opriarionorrpormorom
of town and on his return found the
wires torn and learned of the truck
with. derrick passing through. The
Hydro and telephone service men re-
paired the damage the next day.
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Charter ofthe Bank,
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Its Trai tions
HU Bank of Montreal
was founded in r817 in order to fill the need for a
commercial bank in a young and growing calvary.
The Bank owes its success to the fact that it has ,always kept pace
with the growth of the communities it has served and, in every way
consistent with the principles of sound banking,, has constantly
deaVotlred to be of genuine assistance to its customers.
Established MT
TOTAL .ASSETS IN EXCESS OF 0750,000,000
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