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UEN$A.'LL
iV r a, ad Mrsi, Lorne &ttofle land
Ilittto daai,ghter 'visited relatives in
peril hill.
V area Geiger, .sv11io has been
'lending a few tiveeke Ela 'Toroet.o,h4s
areturned to lief* home here,
Mr. and Mrs„ K. Gordon, of So-•
-llathweld, axe 'spending their hon-
eymoon at the home of their rel.
atiy' s Mr. acia Mrs. 41'nastrong,
14r. and Mrsa, Ciaronee Parke vis
lied at the home of the latter`s gr-
an an)ether,
rananrother, Mrs. Consitt.
Jas. Platt, of Sheldon, N.D,, has
been visiting Mrs, Agnes ;Ro's's,
Wm. Webber, one of ourg ood
kc;sidnts who moved out West to
live, l'si planning to •come back to
• llensall.
The. I'Ien,sall I3oard' of :Trade are
as follows ;—Pres. 3. Bonthron ;
Vice -pries„ A. Whitesides; Treas. J,
Meek; Secy, Garnet Case; Aud
iitors, Chas. McDonell and A. L.
tease.
At the close of the annual meet-
ing it was decided to hold the re-
gular
gulag sumrnerholidays on Wed-
aaesday instead of Thursday aft-
rern'oon. There was also some dis-.
teussion'as to the sale of the 'skat-
hag rink.
Bradshaw, who for osrhe
tiine hast been, accountant in the
:Mols:ens Bank here, has resigned
his position and intend returning -
to the west.
A very interesting ceremony to-
ok ,place at the close of the Meth-
odist Sunday School last Sunday
iinorning -when Mr. J. W. Ortwein.
Sept. for the past 14 years, was
+called uponand presented with a
beautiful umbrella anet 'an address.
EXETER
Garnet 1'1cFalls who resently un-
1S.er;vent an operation foir appen-
dicitis in Vitoria, Hospital, Lon -
Ion returned. home.
Don. Davis, teller at the 'Canad-
Ian Bank of 'Commerce, has been
,transfered to the "Blenheim branch
. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Stanlake
of Exeter North, have the ,symp-
athy of their .many friends in the
toes of their infark son, Geo.
Chas. Davis and dauhgt ei Lily
of Cartwright, Man., are here v is-
ttin?. the farmer's aunt and uncle,
The death took piece here o'1
Zan. 9th., of J'on41h Peddler, aged
St' years and 5 months. For •c:+v..
is i years the deceased had fre
his 1inm"''1a•in a• ties winter in to en.
Tis -tens e r in Cornwall, Englntt'l,
and t'or a ',--en ler ,of years he li; e•1;
in .°4 ''r•1'.et; + n., afterwards lie 5 Z '
at Ailsa
las re. isini n fthe late
A dtnv, wh : died at ' Strafford t ill,•
ion, Jan. 8i u were brought to Ex-
et'ter to the hone of her sister.
M. s•. A, Cottle and interred in the
Exeter cemetery beside those . of
hen first husband, the late Edward
tickle. the maiden name of deceas
.:id was Mary Hearnany daughter of
the late Wpm.' Healnan, she was
born at Crediton where " she was
aa.ri,'19d ie marriage to the late Mr.
"3;ickie
On Jan. 12th, Sohn Kerslake of
:,,Teter passed away aged "78 years
bald 6 -months. Heart trouble be
tag the cause of his' death. He.
was born; in England and when el
-
oven yearl of age came to Canada
with his parents settling on a farm
si.oar Oentra'ia, later moving on the
farm now occiipied by. Arthur TCer
%lake.
and had enjoyed' comparativelygood, lzeaitla Until tow , ,Qhth's..•t-
go, J ls, McDox) tld, $r., I i cefield,
who has been, ill for more than the
past year, passed awkty all. Jin. 12,
rhe fun:e. al services were held an
Wedeesday by the Odd FCllews, of
which dLgoe( he was ka member, he
was in his 79th year and was born
on the farm on which he died.
For interfering with. ]!is Majes-
ty's mail, Noble McCulloch, of How
ick, was rifted. $500,00 and coats by
Magistrate,' Reid of Goderich the
other day, or two years in jail, The
fine was paid. The parcel, eon -
Wising boots and skate's, was left
hanging on a rural mail box and
the accused, who wa sdi'i'ving past
with his fannilyg went one of the
inember,s back for it. Prov. Con-
stable Whitesides was called to
investigate and found the articles
in the home of the accused.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The newly :0ealted coulee of the
Tp. of Stephen met in the ;Town
Hall, Orediton, on Monday, San, 12
1925 at 11 e,am all members were
present, after each had subsribed
to his cleclaratioli of office, the rain
utes of the previous nteeting were
read and adopted.
The Reeve and Clerk were auth-
orized tosign and submit to the
litinister of Public Works and Hi-
ghways of the Province of Ont., t
the petition o fthe corporation of
the ,Tp of Stephen, showing that
during the period, San. let to .Dec;.
31st, 1924, thee was expended up-
on Tp. roads the .sling: of $3,735.55/
and reettestinig the Act and amend
mentis thereto.
That the clerk ask for tenders
for the printing required by the Co
uncil and lay the ,same before the
council at its next meeting.
That the books and vouchers of
the Orediton ..Community Field as
filed by 0 Zwicker with. the Treas.
of• the Tp. be audited by the aud-
itors appointed to audit the Tp.
Beaks and when such auditors re
port, is filed with the council and
foetal sasisiacto-y to them, the Re-
eve may pay g'ea'r to the chairman
of the Loafs the .grant :received 1
the gip. ITr*asurer 1.;';oxn the Trees,
of the Province,
That when the tTwosnlip an
itors he'Fe audited the a,ecottnts aC
to the receipts and expenditures
assets and liabilities of The t'i'ed
itoni Community Field as submit- i
ted by the chairman, 0, Ztvicker,
the :salve be printed along with tli
Tp. auditor's report.
. The following officers were ap
pointed; Assessor; J. Guinan salar,
$150.0o; Caretaker, Barest Guettin
ger, Salary $25; Auditors; .L
Graybiel and J. H, Boltzmann ,$1
each. Member Bd,' of Health, Al
ouzo Hodgins. Sanitary Inst
Bli Lawson, Geo. Verner, W. B
Oliver. Directors: of Community
Field, A. H. Neeb and John Htaye'
School Attendance Officers Eli Law
son; W. B. Oliver, Thcs' Rowland.
Pathnuasters—B, Mitchell, J.
Willi
as, A, Pen hale, G. Penhale, 3,
Rollins, R. Davy, Q. Hoffinan, :17d:
Sweitzei', A. Dearing, S. Presczatov',
B. Lamport, N. Sinclair, W.
Geiser, J. F, Smith, J. Roeszler, T,
Chambers, WI, Lawson, W. Pink
beiner, A. Amyl; Martene, 0. 13i
own, E. Hall, T. Yearley, F. Glad..'
villa, J. Ragier, J. Kesseil, J. Hen -
hotel., W. Stade, A. McLellan, N.
Clark, Ernest Keys, 11. Link, Ed;.'
Disjardine, J. Houlahan, 1VTathew S
Sweitzer, M. Ratr, A. McEachen, .J.'
Kellerman, P. Di'sjardine, S. Webb,.
11, Hawker, A. Fraser, A. Devine;,
A. Latta, Wm. icks, .�4, HHayter,
G. 'Webb, E. Walper, .F "Desjard-
ine, W. Gill, S. Pollock, A. Hayter
J, Wilson; J. Hodgins, B. Hicks, W
Jones, iJ. Ryan,. P'. 1VMearthy, Di
Mahoney, C. R'agiery H:. Appleton
W. Mel1i'n, J, B:i ophey.
The following orders were paid;
•
nERAtii
hu ay, January' 220, 1524
ae
St .'
f.
y
Nelson Baker, rebate on cow -tag
acct $6.00; Mr. Dunsford Co. gravel
11.45; R. J. Lovell Co. Books and as
sessinent rolls 38.85; Dr. J. J. Will-
iams act. re Alma `Williams 19.50; 0,
N. :a, express' charges ..60; H. Ell-
ber40.000, salary. lis Tp. Rel♦, Supt 1921,
The council adjourned tomeet
again in the Town Hall, Crediton,
on I-I,T'onday, the 2nd day of.Feblu-:
ary, 1925 at 1 p.m. .
IHenry' Either, Cle1,,kk,
r,REDITON
G. E. Wenzel is confined to his
'borne with a bad 'cold.
,Mose Fast is able to be 'around
after his recent illness.
The hockey game between Dash
wood .and Crediton in Crediton on
"Tot"Tor.e. night last wag ' evell one,
Wriggle of 4-5 in favor of Credi
'l:C11
The regular meeting of the Wo -
arc a`• Ins'tetnte tvai held in their
Ball; on Jan 12th. at which there
'Was a good attendance, the Tn.et-
'tris was in the form of a comm-
ie-
omm-
u•. ' ^; ,nisei,'', g, two very. able ad-
tl:tassses were given by Rev. W.
Dee.ler. awl Mr. 0 G. Maynard.
The Village Trusters met last
Tuesday ea'anieg The following;
e The eon -
treat
'i.�trtalS�iCt d
tk)a1 �.n.itaS w 5 .. ,
tare _t o.f ' eeping out ,streets clear
at snow With snow p'o :1' ., as a e-
roded
-
ro del to 'Znval Gg1s r at so much
aper strip. A new ll8-ft erten:sink
ln'1'72r w 1? be added to the fire
>t+tall egnipment, a fire alarm ;buy:
,be inst:died .on'rho east side or
the, Evang. church, the •school bell
will plea be used for a :fire alarm
'COUNTY NEWS
John Rathwe11 was appointed
road ,'superintendent for the town -
aside of Stamey,
Olit-e 'McCormick, of the Belt
e'ephone office, Seafort h, had:
the mi"lt'r)rt+nis 'to trin and 'tall al
the rink one evening last week and
(racturo her ankle,
Wird was received on Thursday
last week of the death that morn-
' :ine et her home in Toledo, Ohio, of
: 'Sarah, wifte of A ndrew Stalker'who
;';sale ago, lived on the Saixblu Line.
le ' ii ho.i:sa now owned by 1V1rs, A.
11-a:•'n. .M'rs. Stalker, was a sis-
ter of John Pollock and of the fate
3 rs Goo Dewar,
-iha death od'o eei.t .'r Seaforth
*he n!h"'r mwi;;V;'ig of a highly re -
i F1peern''t reslient of in tyle person
1.e" . .1't " ' 'i. .a; a,,•1
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ETI NG
AN OLD EMEND IS LIKE 0 OMING TO :THIS
Tailor Shop
to h a.ve us. tailor Tour suit.
You always have that happy feeling
after you leave us and eau depend on
ass to male your garments so that you
will. enjoy wefwring them.
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How Many Objects in This Picture -Start With the Letter "P"?
The above picture contains to number of objects beginning with the letter "P". .rust talco t3 gr;,
oaa
look at the pictrtre--there are ail sorts of things that begin with the k'stor "P"—"puppy", "pumpkin".
"paddle", "purse", etc. Nothing is hidden; you don't have to turn the picture :.psitic ilovv'n. :nuke.
a list of all the objects in,the picture the names of whlell begin with the letter "P". Piave the ti'd oite
family join in—see who can Lind the ,vont. Don't miss any. Fifty cash prizes n lie awardi^tl :ale
the fifty best lists of words submitted. Ting Answer having the , largest and nearest correct licit tat
visible objects shown in the picture starting with the letter "P" will be awa ded first prize; sere a fi
best, second prize, etc.
Young and Old Join in the Fun
The Mail and Empire announces to -clay
another puzzle game in which all e^•" partici-
pate --from the tiniest child to gran if tuner and
grandmother.No object le so small but that
the poorest eyesight can see it. It is a test of
sill. Your ability to find "P" words deter_
'mines the, prize you win. Right niter supper
this' evening, gather all the members of your
family together; give each of them a pencil
and sheet of paper—and see who cantina the
most "P -Words". You will be surprised to
fines how large a list of words you eau get
With a few minutes' study, Sit down NOW
and try lt—Then, send in your list and try for
the big prize%
Observe These Rules
1. Any man, woman or childwho lives tat Canada,
and is not a resident of Toronto, and who is not In
the employ of The Mail and Empire, or n member
of an ennploye's family, may submit an answer.
e, All answers must be mailed by Februar • Vii,
1925, and addressed to 0. A. iMorntsomery, Puzzle
llianager, Mail and Empire.
S. AU lists of names should be writtenton one side
8, i the paper only, and numbered consecutively 1, 2,
etc. Write your full name and address in the up-
per right hand corner, If yon desire to write any-
thing else, use a separate sheet.
4. Only such words as appear in the n,ngItsh Die-
onary will he counted. Do not use obsolete words.
Where the plural is used, the singular cannot be
omitted, and vice versa,
5. Words of the same spelling can be ut;ed only
once. oxen though used. to designate different obieett+
or astleles, or parts of objects or articles. An
object or article can be named only once.
0. Do not use hyphenated or connwnstd words, or
any words formed by the combination of two nr more
complete words. where each word hi Itself is an
object.
7. Tho answer having the iargest and nearest cor-
rect list of vanes of visible objects and 'articles
shown in the picture that begin with the leiter "P"
will be awarcicd first Prize, etc. Nealnosn, style or
handwriting have no bearing upon deciding the win-
ners.
8. Any number of people may cotoporate In answer -
,bag the 3•'nzzie, but only ono prize will be awarded to
any one household; nor will prizes be awarded to
more titan ono of any group where two or more halo
bean vvorlcing.tog'etber.
9 In t1'� event of a tlo for any rtize offered, the
till ase _.' .,f such prize will be _envied to each
tied partidpant.
• 18. fin?.setlntlons (both nea and renewal), payable
adt'ance at 85.00 per rear. by nut.11 to CCuada, or
• 6.e0 liar year delivers(1 1)y t'nrrier bt�y in l?.u»Uton,
�.v111 be accented. however, in yuali.y°og• .or the
leer Delius 1st r us "toward t 1
s at e o
exit onenew r, t
,n
lr. cri >tlet
$,n
roust he t..1,:t in. .
11. s + tr oul)seelbor Is anyone wive hoe not been
receiving,. '1?'o Mail ,tad Empire slam. da n,t.ry 15th_
12. Sil rnswor,, Will r..ra:• c t rc maim t,eglideratir. ,
regardless of whether nr nett a subset.. ea oh to The
Mall and f ntplre Is sent in.
10, All new sal:sov n(1cas will be carefully void -
hod by the Puzzle Mannler. C••.a tUdates marking o'rl
e. itsoriptinns as new will yes lively forfeit tint. ,,edit
$.f sIHhh sul;rerriptiotts isw qualifying for the Maximumonus : awards.
14. Three prominent ¶' uat i, rttizes4., ' nvinir no
gonna axle 0 with arc 1 eel ,4 •:tapirs will be so-
ieettal to ,tit os ,had ea I•. ,1•"'.tie 11ir a' a;:,,r^s. n'rd
porta tr nt, by sentitto:r
'0 t" 1,1(45 pm op i , a'•ct' )t
$ho titLqAtit of the ,napes Yn, final and "natelnalte.
15, lee judges will rte.'s .a li.cbrn •r lath, ami
announrennent of the irix.,' Winners. and corre.at 11,1
of words will be pnhlialted in The 91(111 and Enipirs as
0.1clily thereafter as possible.
f0iftleA LARGE Ple'r'UI'f15 PUzzLn SENT FREE 'ON
Winning Answers will receive the fifty caabz
prizes according to the table below :
Prize if No Prize if One l'i'ke,, if Tyre
subacriptiani,Subsuriptlon Subacrtptiiz„z,,
:.are seat. Is rant_ ' are sent.,
t Prize.`.
2nd Prize...,
3rd Prize. ,
4th Prize....
5th Prins, . , ."-
&tai Prize. , .•@?�
7th Prize.. ; 3
8th
yah Prize... +"
10th Prize..
I lth Prigs. , E
12th Prize .
13th to 20th
ries iFi,clesive
21st to 50th
Prizes inclusive
$35 $500
35 500
35 500
25
20
15
;16
6
5
4
3
250
150
100
75
50
30
25
20
15
$1,000
15000
1,00
500
300
200
150
100
60
50
40
30
2 10 20
1.50 7.50 15 .•
In she event of a tie for any prize offered, the
full amount of such prise will be paid to each tied
participant. ;�
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' :�5.9arrs^a•+uaa: ,fir`
C.t"'e lra
NiI�,
net' , Titree $.119600 Prizes
Tho "£ x'1'0 Picture Puzzle Game Is a campaign to lot.,
crease the ,.ol:,,tar-sty of The Mall and 1ttnplre. It ousts nulh-.
Ing to take ,.rr: •,nd you do not have to s:'nd in a single sub-
scription to • - prise. Tf your list of "I' -Words" is rur�1't-.
ed g'IRST si .ND an 'rtfIRD '`.:ao by tlto ;
'will win $s , lanKti y<sA,
maim the t yon would lure ;et more than $tt, vrt..
cash prizes ); a s•,aenial o; )1j wife s' gull can ,t,
e..ding in (,111,/1 or TTt,, subscrint.,als
B•Tall and 'L`nr; r."
:PuzzeR'wic,T•'P T,If your SSIOO'Dnnwl?r to 1FIthe)•,Pri e.dtaac3irToa:,
have sent
at 5.00 in
pearly au or r.. ,, #i err Mail art:d nn, me
S$ ���. Canada, or GC 0 ,leis• :( oatrY..; Let i�
otni on, yen V recefyo' 1100,instead 335; fourth Adze.
figures250;in B 155, and so forth. (bee second r. .1' ",' roe
U, t
Or, If fou nnasrer wins FiBCT, secceel) or 'r.:::11.1.b,
Prize, ee Cyon have sent in two dearly subscriptions to *eta.
lltail anti nl:ita ane net and. one rens .'i or two new >tsb-.
(irri1)tl ns) 31U H In`Cteivo $1,000 In place ol et..1; tomb'. ;aria
Mt)
8fifth r; et, $800, and so firth. (bee third colu,rc,
f1F;ureb In haze dist.)
Roto 1s tie! ,.: a liberal offer" But, Y00l there aro thresh prizes. le rrtfore, if you stand r1!,5r, SLa'():.: •: a4^
THIRD, ant. ?., , , ,n•14 11) two yearly subscriptions at 1:::.bis la,
year each 1.;; . ,r $0.00 delit'e,'ed by farrier 1,0 a, art -. •yw
ton Ono now at nera,it't:rt1 or two now). ,,.0 will min
It takes but .-.t, roily subscriptions at ;,I.UO a yea; .,.en (t.tt
new and one :n, tit or two now) to qualify for The bite ;'1M)
rewards Absobtudy, tha.li"is the maximum. 'ton can' do teas ivittere
little effort'0..,• otter subscription can count. We can rase tato
subscriptions tap exert at any future date, east mark on votes.
order when you want the paper to start and We. Will not scam-
menee delivery trntii ani, say.
$ubscr pfio n Rates --Payable in advance. THE MAIL and EMPIRE r ny:„'here iraCaraadtt:•
by Mail $5.00 Per Year. Delivered by Carrier Boy in "larnilton or Lo• don, $6 Per Year -
Rurala TM-
' ®>li '� This offer applies to Rural Route patrons, as well as subscribers living' in ci Siete.
R.
and towns. If you are already receiving 'rhe ktail and Empire, your subscript:;ylst
1 >l1l Sc>rIl' 3> i3 will be extended from'c"its present ex. it alien. Send in a yearly subscription at: •
$6.00 and qualify for the big prizes,
U. A, iontgomor5,
THE
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THE FOLLOWING ITS A PARTIAL LIST OF PRIZES WINNEI,IS •IN OTl:C3. RECENT CONiTEST-w
1
.„ g Campbell, ; ,000; Mrs. Joe Doyle, Marmon, Ont, $1000; Mals ' ,
Mrs. An tis Cani shell Forest 151
oaks, Ont. $1,000; Mrs. (Rev.) Theo. A. feeler, Williamsburg, Ont.,. 0; >�/r , a M, re- Oh ie, :,Oxtt
c, $50Q, Mrs, Elnlna, :
$50); IClar'e .ceMoore- ChcsB sa e
lip L. Merrick, Aliiston Oltt. $300; s> :ire �
, Mats Grace Webb,', r
Y.Grantee,
, .Ont,
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sr � M1 a.. He ,...
earl ' Mealord, Ont. 150; Mrs.Yates,a, 'Herb B4lav t
, , , $ , Wm. Yatrra Sarnia, Ont., $109, C. H. C�sc.tdeny Oil City, Ont.,. $60; bat's ,
Watson,' Cayuga, Ont,,$60; Miss Daisy M. Rupert, l ittgsville, Ont. $50 Mrs,. A, S Sims, Sarnia, Ont;,, .gaits,
miss M. McGi711wee, Gadshill, Ont., $20; Mus. Frarteis Graves, Dresden, Ont., $15; Miss D. MacDo°
Sarnia, Ont. $15; Mrs, R. S. Morphv, W eikervilles Ont., $15; G, 11, B r 1$
13. 0, Cantu, St. Catharines, Ont., $15a eikeley, St. Catharines Ont; 1fia
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prize
a tot el of over Se'titei o
Th`asand s in, s,
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