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DASHWDOD ' GRAND BEND
' , Ray Callfas bee returned
'hater Zpendixlg the pet m.olltha in
•i�'t:ircant,
fir, E. R. Guentli;er spent Mors
<•iasa•e in London.
els Ida Zimmer returned to
'leer home here Sa.turd:t,y, after vise
;irking ba Detroit for the past
setoxi t e
Rir.:lI. H. Cowen spent the wee
' iii- avel in London. r
H. Bruer is visiting in Kit-
eelhenee tins week.
Mire. Ezra Tiernan, had the nils-
'o'rt-une to fall and break her
viBprn 11laier — On Sunday, Jan.
ith to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Maier, a
eilmeghtter.
On Thursday evening, Feb. 4,
there will be a Box Social heldiin
Grand fiend Church given by the
'Y. P, S, Everyone': is cordially in-
�iieri. Ladies' bring a bon.. .Ad-
mi,,ioo ft)r boys 50c. Lanteresi-
tern slide's, etlnelstl[tg of comic st-
nrl 6, and other interesting plot-
-oyes will bt' shown. We invif
you all. Come'
HENSALL.
Mr. and Mrst Harrp Price pier
trsantly entertained a number of
friends .the other ret:ening..
We regret to le'ar'n that Mr.
Holland Little still cont'inue's very
ipoorly.
A 13 INCIAL
ORGANIZATI
Main Office, Toronto
EOR 107 years the Bank of Montreal has main-
tained offices in the Province of Ontario ready
to accept monies upon deposit, and loan these
funds to farmers, merchants, manufacturers and
business men generally upon terms consistent with
sound banking and the proper custody of its
depositors' funds.
Since the first office was established in x818 at Toronto, the
Bank has spread throughout the Province until today it has
..v49 offices in Ontario, with headquarters at Toronto, ready
to give prompt and efficient service to people of this Province.
Small accounts are welcome and are accorded the same service
as that given to large accounts.
Customers of the Bank have all the advantages resulting from,
a Provincial Organization, combined with the strength and
facilities of a nation-wide Banking Institution .having world-
wide connections.
BANK OF MONTRAL
Total Assets in excess a 4/50.000.00o
HEADQUARTERS FOR ONTARIO:
4 Wellington Street East, Toronto
Mrs, Eric MacKay, who hsals been
ar.isting Mfrs, Hunt for :SQ113e ails':'•
during her iilleel , returned to her
1iU1Tre,
Wny, Tierra •of SL... Lonis is visit
ince his rn;>tlr.er and other t'elati-
Yes in town,'
Mrs, Alvin , •SVurmeast 'Of the
village is confinedto 41:e room
with a severe' attack of znflera-
ni;rtory shun atierne •
Miss Helen G'i'shet', Sta,'lll'eyee11')
is et.opping in town with ]fol ant
Mrs. Me15Murtele, •hoe been engag:e1
as organist l'or the United church.
Mists Fisher.' comes highly reconn-
men ded.
Mrs. R. N. Douglas of ,tlla,lcr is
Visiting her - Mother, 1V]ras.:., `Y`har)Lrg,
Dick, , ,.
Our council has ••ben doing good
work in .opening up the .side'wall s
Neter tlta heavy falls of 'snow,
The managers and• trustees of
the United church are leaking go-
od 'headway • in the way of iixrpro-
ving and remodelling the interior
of. the manse.
G. a. Howard of the Exeter ,sch-
ool staff, visited his brothers Hy.
and Win. Howard, • one day rece-
ntly.
ecently.
The 'hockey mateh played . on
the rink here ori Friday evening
last between Dalshwoad and Hen-
sa1l,:teanvs was 'well contested. A
largecrowd was' (rsesent. The
score was 5-4 rn i favor of Hen-
sall.
• Mrs,' Alex. Matheson, who has
been here for; a temple of. Months,
' isiting her p trent':,, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm.. Truemner, is (spending Yz
trues in. Clinton before going l to
Arthur. • • •
Mrs.. Geo Scott ,$s having 'some
interior improvements made to fier•
home, also Mr .Thos. Murdock.
•There pasised away at his home
on the Zurich Rd.,: on. Thursday
Jan, 7th Erncs•t Ca1n`ell, in his 40th
year. He 'was 'stricken, with pne-u
iizonia two weeks ago and despite
the best nursing and ntodical care
he -never rallied. He was born on
homestead farm, and spent his
early life there. He finally went
west where he lived for a number
of years, coming to take charge of
his father's farm 1,Vat 'spring,from
Lawson, Sask. He was married
in 1215 to Violet Carter. Besides
his widow and one 'son, he leaves
to mourn his loss, his aged par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Caldwell of
Hay; three itstors, Mrs. Fly.Strang
of ijsborns, Mrs: Joynt of Heneali,
and Mrs. Stickney of ‘,rashington.
and si xbro'thors, Wm. Ben., Ed-
ward,
dward and 'Harry, in the,'west, Rob,t
of Hens'all and Wesley of London.:
eli.inson, London rd., aged 76 years.
She Was for many years a' resie
tient .of Sunbridge, Parry Sound
Dist. and about a oar ago came h
here for hor home. In July last
she 16uf'f.ereti a ,stroke .and since
lhit time had ,been ,enable to
Move NTry much. She suffered a
second',stroke a feel' dayls pre-'
vious to her death. Hre maiden
name was Mary Jane 'Cornish:ar d
before her marriage she resided an
l;'sborne Tp. near Zion. Mr, Brock
predeceased her four years ago.
pt,oeased 1's survived by two Ison1s,
George 'ancl Fred Brock of Hen-
son.
COUNTY NEWS
Tho death occu red at Varna on
Jan., 5th of Mrs. Alex Parsons, in
her 68th year. Mr. Parsons and
family appreciate very slush the
kindness and 'synl,path'yshown by
neighbors and friends.
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Pry our various brands of flour and
to feed, =,ITh i ch are the very lest brands
that money tan. buy
G tEENFIFiLD'S Champion Tonic
For Poultry
KEEPS BIRDS PRIME FOR' YEAR ROUND EGG PRODUCT-
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A BODY BUILDER FOR MOULTING PERIOD
V=im� .AFFORDS RELIEi• e'ROM NTERNAL WORMS
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Zurich
The new council of l reefield rnet
Monday last and took the oath of
office, E H, Johns' and Wnr+
'Mustard were appointed auditor'
;and the council are asking .for ap-
plications for the position p of as-
sessor and village clerk.
Eric Reid, Who has ;been vis-
iting friends in Varna for a ime,
returned to hie home at London.
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AND REPAIRS TO ANY' IY,LAKE OP CAR. ALSO RE -
'1• • BUILD AND CHARGE 18r.' -1"'1'l Rills ON BOORT NOTICE
'1 A FULL LINE OF GENUINE: FORD PARTS FOR SALE
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Day and "Night ervice
AT FORD D PE[C.21S
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Chas. Ferguson, who has been 1 'c
sailing on thea lakes the past see -
sen; returned to his hone in dray- "
field, • ,
Much more snow than usual, has
fallen along the ilake this year•,in
fact it is many years since sit
much has fallen. •
Clinton Is to hare a new in'-
dustry in the near 'future, Geo.
Phelan and Murray McEwan fli'Q,
to start manufacturing boy's blo-
omers, etc, in the old Jackson Mfg
Co's block, now owned by W.S.
The citieens` generally
welco0 e- such pan 'enterpri'azt
Mr. end Mrs. Geo• Weight, of
Mitchell, recently celebrated the55
nnl,ic ersary of their marriage. The
day passed quietly at their hostas.
Five years ago, et the celebration
of their golden wedding, 'Mr, and
and Weight entertained a family
gathering. He has; been a re'si-.
dent ,of Mitehelt for (19 year's,.
CREDITON
,Cora Stahl of Y'mdon :who un-
derwent ,an operation o a,.,l,une
clieltis racenitly is at ipresent ate
her holm
Christ, Hoffman is assured the
deepest' 1sy mpathetic intr+rest of he
entire community in his prolonged
ill.ne's�s.
Mrs. Jacob Schwartz is fastre-
cov'ering after her operation in Vic
toria Hospital, London, and will
soon be' •able to ,re'tuen home.
Dr, .A{. E, Hanger, Cl:velland,
Ohio, has been `secured as an-
niversary 'speaker and lecturer. for
Feb. 14th and •15th at the Evan-
gelical church. H' is an outstand
ing leader and editor.
Mr.. and Mrs, S, GV. ,L,amipert
have returned after visiting fri-
ends at Flint and 'Detroit.
Pleased to see Win, Mote up
town again after being confined
to his home for three months with
a broken leg.
'Mrs. Herb Feltner and ,Mrk,
Wenzel have returned home after
visiting in :Detroit.
Joseph Heist, was 'taken to
London and had an 'x-ray taken
which resulted :that he was in a
serious condition, and remained in
the city for treatments.
Lulu Morlock returned' to .Ford
Ont. after visiting her parent', Mr
and Mrs. Ed. Maniock, 4
Mises Laurette Holtxrnnn, nurse
of Victoria Hospital, London, vis-
ited with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. -I3, Iloltzman,
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anaed Wednesday coon from the
in advance; $2.00 may be charged
•i not .so paid. U. S. euhserieei-
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paper discontinued until all ar
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if the publisher. The date to
vhrck ery subscription ierra•id
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Miscellaneous articles of not
core than five limes, For Sate, To
;lent. or Wanted, Lost, Found. etc.
"itch insertion 25a.
address all communications to
Display Advertising -Made known
applieation.
-.AUCTION SALES—$2 per single
exertion, if not over five inches Iii'
angth.
lahe.ription Terms; $1.25 per year
lard of Thanks, In Memoriam, Sate:
Local and Legal advertising not-
ces, reading matter, lOc a line for
welt insertion and 5c per line for
each subsequent inaertinn.
Professional Cards not exceeding
1 inch, $5 per. year.
Stray Animal.—One insertion 60e
hree insertions $1,00.
Perm or Real Estate for sale
12 for first month, $1 or each.. sub-
tequent insertion.
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Jas., Grassicle, of Stanley Tptl'a�s.
purchased rho property Q.E. Ti. A.
Powell and gets possession oil'
April 1st. Mr. Gra' 'ick recently
sold hie farm' on the 2nd con , .of
Stapley to Mr. Alvin McBride of
near Blake for $8,000, This is one
of the fir,es't;farms in the Tp.
Howard Taylor; who for sev-
eral
everal years was butter'niaker at the.
Exeter Creamery, and Who luftlast
week . for Fanwood. N..7.., has..de-
cided�ito stay there having gone
into busibrss.
Tb..e death oecured on Jen 12th
of Ann Dearing;' wido'w of the'late,
J. Mitchell, aged 80 •years. Thi:'
deceased had been, confir,e:1 to her
bed a week, the denti.nishieg of a
strong •constitution being the
r•ausam was born. i,n \De'vonehire,
Ing and at 1the age of 48 yrs(_.
cater to Canada,
Monday last Mrs .Alb, Span-,
ser, met with an unfontnnate ac-
cident that will lay her up for.
ne time the fell from 6, 'step
ladder, while painting and in fel-
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line frorr' •-r't"tri n t lt`!r thi "h.
The death took pail.c6 on ,Tela.
`th of +11w.,. _Moo, lsrlrzk ,ri;' ( the.•
hate of .her neky, 41r'd, J.
C, N. R. TRAIN CONNECTIONS
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South, • Kippen ... ... 8 22 aero
youth, Hens'all . ... 8.32 e'en,
South, .Exeter1.8,47 a.m.
Stage leave Zurich 7,60 a.ur,
' North,. Exeter 10,1.6 a.nt,
North, Hens'ail .. .. 10.3.0 a.m.
North, Kippee ... ...10.35 a.m.
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AFTERNOON
South, Kippers ... .-. ...4.40 pen,
South, Bengali ... ,.. ... 4.:50p,.m,
South, Exeter _ .. ...5.05 p.m.
Stage leave Zurich .....3100 p.m,
North, Exeter ... ... 6.04 p.m.
North, Hensiall 11 11. ... 6.18 p.m.
North, 1 ippon ,. 6.23 pcm.
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He Earned a Bonus
But It Didn't Pay
He had a job with a big Transport
Company, driving a teant and han-
dling big cases in all kinds of weath-
er. His mother was a ;widow and
there were five to be fed. made
$17.60 a week and a bonus of $6.00 a,
month for extra loads. T used to get
wet through, but If I didn't stick it 1
didn't get the bonus.
"One day 1 fell oft; my load arid
they said I had fainted, and the doctor
Said my chest was weak. I 'had to po
to work in the morning when my
Suit wouldn't be dry. A few weeks
more of wont and 1, got another spell
and they sent the .up here."
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the Muskoka Hospital for Con-
sumptives, Herb is finding. rest, care
and good food beyond anything he
ever experienced, The Doctors and
Nurses like this' quiet helpful chap,
and have hopes that health and
strength will corse back to him be-
fore long.
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