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HILLSGREEN
A Grand re -opening services will
▪ Ile, held in the IIillsgreen church on
► unday June 21st. At 21.30 p. nal.
► rand , 7.30 p.m. Rev. J. E, Hogg,
;40f 'Clinton will preach. Special
ti-_usic for the occasion. Also 'so-
p. aerial offering to meet the cost
0 -tat: re -decoration. Public con
ti -
nutty invited to all of these services,
Mancini d lintels ,have until the
'Vali. of July to complete then
• r�.emises for the sale of 4.4 beer t
Area otherwise ordered by the in-
.12Speletor. •
Canadian Poet office officials
rrGhive' been informed by the United
' tastes' postal department that it
' -bcomply with the regulations, un -
SCHOOL FAIR DATES IN
HRUON COUNTY
Sept. 19—St( Helens!. 4
pept. 10—Wroxefer
Sept. 11—Bluevale.
Sept. 12—Ethel.
. 'Sept. 14—Walton s.
Sept. 157Fordwich
Sept. 16-Belgrave •
Sept. 17 -Ashfield
Sept, 18—Colborne
Sept. 21 -ZURICH
'Sept. 22—Varna
Sept. 23r Goderich
Sept. 21—Blyth
Sept. 25—Grand Bend
Sept. 26—Dashwood;
Sept. 30=Crediton
tOet. 1Winchelsea C '
!Oct. 5-Hensall
Oct.' 6—Dublin t
Oct. '' 7 & 3—Clinton-
CREDITON
The. ,!!methodist Sunday School
are holding their annual picnic :to
Grand Bend on Wednesday, Juric
17th,
Sorry toear
l n that t Mrs: D.
11IeIsead is undert he doctor's are
and :hope ,for her Speedy recov-
ery,
Mr .and Mas. J .A. Humble of
Sarnia 'spen to few days the past
week the guests of Mr ,an,d Mrs;
Ed. .Fahnler.
Mr .antd 1Ylttsi, Hy. Ragman and
Roy Baseman of Monkton were
,visitors .at the honie of Rei-. W'.Y,
Dreier and D. Oestreicher.
Chas. Tticty of Listowel is mov-
ing his 'furniture into the village,
having purchased the house for-
merly owned#•by Mrs, Thos, Year-
ley,.
Mrs. Mattew Morlock has return
ed to the hone of Mr .and MVIre
J H. •Iioltztn.art after 'spending
several rnon;ths: w ith relatives ` in
the States. .
The !big %Voruene Missionary
1Con.v'ention is in full .swing ' this
week, •startin.g:on Tuesday a evening
On 'Wednesday eve at 45 youn
people's' rally will be herd with
Mrs. A. IS. Oxessman of Waterloo
presiding. A pageant w°ill be
given and addresses by Miss Vera
Switzer and Mrs. Stamen, of Nap-
,
vi le. Thursday morning at
30 business ses;;ion, afternoon at
2.15 among other things an .address
by Mrs. Stamen. Thur'sclay even-
ing w
g at 7.45 installation of officer'
awarding banners, address by Miss
Ilaaenflery. The Crediton choir
till sing on Wednesday and Eliurs
ay evening, 1 -Miss' Easily Graft,
olois t, Hanover, will Sing :a ,nuns-
er Cie"" wL'lect.one,
�ti+will be' necessary from May 1st; to
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` taiee dale rate :ot't parcel pont be'-
-.ween Canada and the United St-
t hay
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)hag
to 14 !cents: a pound, i
)hag beton previously 12 cents' a�
; intend, Th.ts rate appll(esi to par
t l.:s marled in Canada a.dres'seit furl Wiltdivery in the U.S., and when :iia- j d
a"1 s 1 in that country addressed for( s
i( iivt a'y in C+d,uac1a + b
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HENSAI.T
Miss Rala.l has been engaged
in nursing at Grand . Bend, '
Clarence Shepherd, of the :Sank
of Montreal staff, Hanover, is home
on holidays,.
Mr's!, Frank Hroton visited relate,
ves in Stratford.
A. L. Case has' 'purchased :a'new
Essex ooaeh . + 1 , ,C
Mrs. G.0. Petrty; 'Gladys; Jim
McDonald and Jiacic �Stea,cy took
in the ;Detroit excursion,
ti\Ttax, iliorto'nf Detroit, spent ,a
few clays at hiis, home 'here.
Mrs. G C. Hassell nand daughter
Eleanor, of Chambersbinig,, Pa., are
visa ing Mr .a:ad Mrs' Ja's, .Pattersn•)
Mrs..Cholloe, formerly Mis's `'Ola
Cook, of �Lo sAngles!,, Cal., is. here..
to spend the summer with her: p
.parents, Mr, and Mrs; C. Cook.
Thos. McMillan:, the Liberal can-
didate ,is spending a time amo ag
the electors west of town. and in
'S'tanleyl Pp., he is starting early.
in his political campaign.
Louiis, arid Russel' MaKay of Tor-
onto and London respectively,
are home fort he summer vacation,
Mrs. Eisen of Moose iJaw, Sasl4,
formerly Mrs,, W{ Currie is here'vi!s-
iting her ,many. relatives, she has
been absent for 15 years.
s Mary McEwen left here .recently
to visit her brothers' in 'Alb.
Rev. Mr ,MdConn'ell preached'
his farewell sermon to his congre-
gation on • Sunday morning last,
and on Monday evening 'a large
number of his friends, met at the
church for a ...social evening.
They presented the pastor. with'a,
purs of, gold and Mrs', McConnell
with a service set.
O Geiger and sons have a ' very
large acreage 01 flax which is
looking well an&,,good promises of
lots of ietuployrn,emt during the
fail. and -winter months,
..
Roy Robertson is! gins •week me. -
ring into the dwellitie on Brock
Street, on, ttlye west' side :of the tr-
ack, that ,Jrais. Kilpatrick recently
recently purchased • from, Thus.
Partner.
Peter Mann, one of our much
respe t'ed residents passed away in
the early !hours of Wednesday
morning, he had been in declinin,•g
health for the past year or so, but
during tho past few months had.
bewen very, ,seriously ill and for
a number of days (Iliad been quite
delirious so •the end was not unex-
pected, the funeral was held to Ex-
eter cemetery!.
The funeral of the.....late John'
Doig took plans on Saturday fat-
ernoon last sin Tuckeraii(tt,h' Tp
he was highly respected and
dely known as one of the best far-
mers in the 'county, had built or
nframad nunrlerous barns for many
years 'and was busily engaged in
his: 83rd year, right up ttol the time
he suffered a stroke while at hi's-
saatmill property and from which
lie 'seercely became tonst•ious, and
;passed aw,atFyr in just ,a, ,few days.
The funeral 'servicesi was conducted
by the Rev. Mrs Naylor, p1 , St.
Panel's church' •
EXETER
Mr* J; Witi„niomi of .Duluth is
vissting hei�mot{`hor, rMs. L. Hardy
A joint mee'tiii,g of the Huron -
dale. and Exeter Institutes was held
in ,James St, church last Tuesday
afternoon, the speaker for the oc-
casion west Mrs. Douglas of Dur..
..lama. 1 i
Mi .and Moss. Percy Rowe `tif
Saginaw, Mieh „mo'ore'd o er'and
anoint a few .days' alt tthe home' of
R .N, Rowe. ( ,
H, Bowers, 111.A,, teacher in the
.H.S,. has recured from the Toronto
Univ,els,4ty the degree of Baehlor.
of Pedagogy.. , ,r
Mrs. Samuel Smith of the Lon-
don Rd. died Saturday evening last
the h• result •
tof being hooked by a
cow while stn the act of milking
Mrs!. .Snrlt'th was iinethe open, ad-
joining the stable and had Bust
seated htersielf preparatory to
4lirlking a Jersey cow that had
been in the !'aril!* for years.a,n'd
,vhich was considered 'a pet, ,N‘ hen
the animal turned •on her \and lif-
ted hes.' on, its horns(, injuring her
in,ternally. The deceased was in
her 72nd. year.
Last Sunday morning, While W.
Walken of Exeter North, was pre-
paring for ,church he was sti'ick•-
.,a' with a paralytic stroke, his left
aide being. affected: He lost con-
•trol, of his loft limb and is at pr-
esent ,confined to his bed, a,ncl is
impro&ing ' :slowly.
The remains of the late A'luilla
'4anaing were brought to Meter
from Evanston, ,Ili., for intern -Ina
nerve. He was an Exeter old boy
having been born in Usborne Tp.
He was unm'a�rried, and died on Jun,
3rd, agsd 61 yeatu, 2 months and
13 dayisl. t•
A +shadow of gloom was east o-
the community on Saturday
ning last when it was learned
Mrs,, ,Leslie T Rutherford,
e of the :accountant at the C'an'-
Can-
n Bank as Comaneree, had ac
errtly shot and killed her+s'el£.Mrs
herford''s :sinter, who resvirides,
them'cv
` a
was, vis•tt
� n at
z„ one Of
ryeighbo.r;a ;and on her return
to five o'clock i the evening.
incl sister p(otetr. ate on the
The day previous she ac.
panned a number of 1adids -to
Gran
Bend. • She wag +antieipat-
sne'r
ave
that
wife
adia
cid
Rut
with
t
the
abs
faun
floor
mina
CTra
ing a visit from tWo: rrie es, from
tlb
Ottawa and it is thought ;that she
e.1,.a lining a revolve#' Prior to
tutting it (away-01ta.t of ]rehash of
r , girls. who were eoaning, when..
it discharged, the bullet locl,ging.in
her heeet. ,Mr, and Mrs!. ;;t3uther
fow•d cam's, to Exeter last July, 10.1-
lowing the !closing. of the Dash-
7vood branch, wham Mr. Riither+-
ford was, manager. Bothe Nvere
1eld in high esteem
STEPHEN COUNCIL.
at"
A 'special meeting -of the Coun-
cil of the Town�ship of Stephen met
in the Clerk'» Office, .Crediton, en
Thursday 'evena(ing, Jeune lith at <'8
p m, All' members, were present.
Tenders. for the "construction of
The Walker Municipal Drain were
opened.
Mayes—Goetz--That Jos.+ep'h Law
son be awarded the contract to
'construct The Walker ;Municipal
Drain according to the plans, pro
files and" specifications prepared by
Gee,. A. McCublbin, OL/,S. fortlie
suns of $2990.92 Th3 work to be
completed by the lath of next Oat
ober and that the _contractor g. vie
his Bond 'for the duo completion
of thio same.
The following orders were pas-
sed; it
Prov. Treas. Hall Liceriae $3.00
Lorre Hill, pt gravel contract Bila,
2', Rd, 3, 11.00; Jas Willis, const and
rep rd.3 6,00; Henry Shienk, drag
ging blk 3 and 14 rd. 3, 11.00.
The council adlournned to meet
agairl:' in the Town Hall, rerediton,
on Monday, Jul 6, 1925 'at 1 n,anl,
Henry Either; iC1grk,
1
ere and'here
It is estimated that over 50,000.
acres were sown with corn in Al-
�berta in 1923, as compared with
only: 1,000 acres in 1919. This is a
good indication of how rapidly corn
culture is increasing in Western
Canada in connection with mixed
farming operations. 41,
All previous records of Canadian
freight transportation were broken
when a solid train -load of automo-
biles reached the Pacific Coast from
Windsor, Ont., over Canadian Pa-.
cific lines recently. The distance of
2,932 miles was covered in seven
days, or exactly 169 hours and 20
minutes, The train, which consisted
of 40 cars, each containing 6IFord
automobiles, was more than a third
of a mile long and was handled on
practically passenger schedule. ,
The splendidly sound position of
the . Canadian Pacific Railway is well
shown in the annual report for the
fiscal 'year ended December 31st,
1923, which has just been issued..
The gross earnings of the Company
for the: year were $195,837,089.61,
the working expenses $158,358,-
079.54; Sind the net earnings,. P7,-
479,010,07. •
A large party of Scottish farm-
ers, ploughmen, . farm workers and
their .families, is' expected to arrive
at Montreal ,in June. The party,
which " will sail on the Canadian
Pacific steamer "Marburn," will be
conducted by the Scottish repre-
sentative of the Canadian Pacific
Department of Colonization and De-
velopment. 4
Alberta has maintained an aver.
age yield of spring wheat of 19=/4
bushels per acre over a period of
twenty-six: years, according to a;
chart prepared by the Department
of Agriculture. In addition, winter
wheat has averaged over the. same
period 20.19 .bushels; oats, 35.79
bushels; barley, 26.10 bushels; rye„
18.84 bushels. and flax, 8.71 bushels.
COUNTY NEWS.
A large, amount of excitetuent-
is 'created. around �1
to ha
m
the
Wing
ham
�k r
week z lti ti I>: ,
'with t1'
t o bandits ,� ho
ar.) robbing tills as' well 'as other
articles an -d steeling auto's. Num -
arous constables' have b'eene 'sum-
nenccl to the ,sone, and on Sat-
urday were, captured •and proved,
to be.two ar,dianfa�,
John Zarwsli, ' who since Christ
man has been 'employeed with N.
Towne, Lrsborne was prostrated by-
tho-heat on. Fi•iciay last while plant
ing pota;toe's, and died a few hours
later, ,
Stanley Tp. road master, John
Ra.thwell is having :the road wid
rued on the 4th con. This. is quite
necessary as the cher traffic, ; •de-
mands wide roads.
Mr. and: Mrs. John Schoenhals
Clinton, • announce the :engaged--
'+nitof their, daughter, Resells lVlar-
4 av: t, to Edwin C. Nickl+e, (son of
Moe. •N Niekle all of `C1iptton. 'The
marriage takes place; this month.
• Decenden'ts of the Moon fam-
ily held a - picnic It Grand Bend
on Saturday last 'There were a-
bout 125 present being there from
differerrlt pants incluc"ling London,
Detroit, Lansing; Thedford, Park
hill and Exeter, TheB , Moon fam-
ily settled` near' Toronto and ,stat -
tared froth there,.
The death occured inn t0iinton
oxo, Saturday last of Albert 'Trooper,
following., a: long illness he, ., was
born in +Centralia, but had been a
resident of Clinton i'Or the greater
part' of hes lite. For '24 years he
was rep-, of the Marr'fg. •T.,ite.
T7�aboru:e:;lost Daae of its mai.'
prominent' risen on .Tued:ay in the
nees'on of b.''ved Stewart' who pas
-:301 away ,al; Wein tags: of 52 years,
3' na antthl% and olay:•a.° for over Via.
YoaT,l�. he was t rotibtacl .vii b, rinun+a.t
tis: from 'wb1ie1 her ,ew ,aria;dai-
a1lY twee ter,, hie was, ,a Joiner faa�
;rker Etnd. tar Some ye«art Was a mom
bar of the lishorne .eoa veil.
Geo'. M, Elliott. of •God+eric a, Oh-
'ildren's. .id' Officer, is iarveatE;igla,tiing
'th;r :+calsis ,o a 15 -y4 -Old Jad who
`hanriaday arl,j ,e 10th, 1oo2i
Was caught by Albert Foxtora q
near Winglaasa, us . he returi'aed to
tiro •ehureh shed with as horse and
braggy owned. by Poxtos. 'Ef,e ,
horse waspin bad .:shape baviu �('�
been driven( hard and its, ,ni'outta
was badly !injured with the bit and
it was :the seconfl times th's, horat
hard been,. takes. t
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Blur Stone, Insect Powder, "1"'
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Our Garage is .again doinga
big business with Peter Kropf
as Mechanic
GASOLINE --We
would consider it
*,:poor policy for anyone to put
. , in � sup—
ply
gasoline at - the
present prices;
when they,are at the highest ghest peak.
L,.1S1T YE+AR"` r'
ATTHIS:,rt3EASON GASOLINE WAS RETAILING A
32c. A GALLON, AND IN A PEW MONTII
OUR' ADVICE IS DON'T � S IT DROPPED TO Nei. T!P WITH HIGH PRICED GA • '
BUT FOLLOW THE GOOD OLD WAY OP BUY -AS -YOU -NEED.
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�'URN�►�°?iTS WARE, SUCH AS • ST!O►'i'r?S ' ;'
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