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EXETER
'Ella Kuntz returned after vi+sit-
:.' ng for several days in Detroit.
leaven Presbyterian church or-
;gttn, has been under repair and
alterations have been made in the
„e`ho r gallery and pulpit.
'Mrs. T S. Woods and daughters
- cottage �ia~Ve moved from their e at c , g
ix:+rrand Bend.
'Heir. and Mrs. Chas, .Locke, of
tb!aton, Mass. are visiting with Mr
'WO .Mrs. W. T Acheson.
►Ir. and Mrs. Bloomfield and
'".lists. Calder o.f Fairgrove, Mich„vis
pier at the home of Mr. andMrs. G,
11. :Howard.
';Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smith and fam
Aly, who have been holidaying for
boo weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Wm
. iutatz, have returned to their home
•?+eta Buffalo.
F W, H. Sanders, who has been vis
stag heretor the past weeks, with
'.dies mother, Mrs. Geo: Sanders left
mer their home in Denver, Col.
G. S. Howard, accompanied by
,yrs. Sew if riend•s visited the ilfrathibition, and while returning a-
•iong the' Toronto Hamilton 'High-
-Way the cars .going to the city
1were counted, and for the first 25
itanaleta as high as 60 cars were met
;in x. minute,
At. ten o'clock last. Tuesday ev-
ing, fire broke out in the work
,atodzu of Miss Yel1and'e millinery
a/store, and was noticed just in ti
-Warne, or serious result's would have
',teen the result, Mr. Wilson, who
lives next door, had locked. hi+s
)sore aarrrl noticed a thin smoke'
'k,rer piing through the top of the
'moor vas broken in and the water
*rise applied which soon put an
end to the fire,
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Mrs, Margaret Erratt of .Toronto
ej visiting with her, niot•hr, , Mrs.. . Mr, and Mrs. 100 ri,wnh.oftc' ,
= rh _::,Dr,, S”, of Goyhrn tine, i4rt and Mrs. Kroft of Waterloo are
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"Von vi!4ited last wee% With hk 1:,ro- i Prize.
ther Art Keys of Babylon Line.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Pilgrim have
returned to ltI err home in Varna
after Ispendint two weeks with
their son in Detroit,
Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Clark have
returned from their honeymoon,and
will reside on Babylon Line, they
have the best wishes of a large
circle
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>.renas for a happy and
;pro'sperous faiarried life. ,
Good congregations atiend.edthe
anniversary services at Varni} last
Sunday, and enjjbyed the int$pir-;
ing address given by Rev. Mr. Cly-
esdales work. in Exeter.
A beautiful and impressive ser-
vice was held in Wesley Church CI
inton Ion Tuesday 'of last week,
when Mr. Wm, 0 Robinson. was
fully ordained to the ministry of
the United Church. Afterspend
ing a few weeks at his home in
Stanley, Rev. Robinson left last
Friday for his new field of labor
at Storthoaks, Sask.
HENSALL.
Fred f, •elf the Standard Bank,
Lucan ;spent holidays with his mo
ther here, '
David Foss, Geo. Douglas, . HL
and G. Howard were in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gram and
sister Ada, and Mr, and Mrs. Wn,
Gram of Lansing, Mich., visited
their parents, ,Mr. and YMrs. Geo.
Cram: C.'
Mrs. John Murdock, while work-
ing around her house, ;net Wit a
nasty accident when she •slipped on
a step and' hurt her ankle.
Mr and Mrs. T, Peril -net visited
their 'son Earl at Windsor.
Ines Sparrojty of Paisley has
seen 're-engaged a.3 mrrliner for E,
Rennie,. ,
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THOMAS McMILLAN, M. P.
The former Liberal member of South Huron
who won his riding on Tuesday's election with
an enormous majority
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm. Bonthron;of.
Detroit, were holiday visitors ;with
Mr_ and Mos. Robt, Bonthron,and
Mr. and Mrs. T, C. Joynt. �.
Mr. and Mr's. IsreaL Lindenfield,
of 'London visited in town,
Thos. Essery of Buffalo, visited
over the holiday with irelative,s in
and around Hensal .
'At the recent councilMeetingof
,the Council it was decided to pre-
pare a by-lalw by i thn Clerk • and
submitted to 'the Minister of High'
ways for approval, to regulate the
'automobile taffic of Hensail y hY
placing estop -signs at the inter-
section of King et. and the London
Road, also the post ,office corner,
the corner's at the hotel and the
intersection at Brock and King
Streets. •
'Alex. Smith received word of the
dewath his daughter Mr's. Ale r:.
Smith of Blyth, She had not be-
er in good health for a tnnieiwha,le
sitting in. a chair after supper,
she collapsed in a ,chair.
Hensar is again called upon to
mourn the loss of a citizen in the
person o 'fRichard Pollick, ,in • his
77th year. He has been in poor
health for several years and grad
ually grew worse till he passed a-
way early. The funeral was held
to the Hensall Union Cerr:etery,the'.
-United pastor, Rev. Sinclair had
charge of the +service.
• John Young has sold his hotel
the New Commercial to John Ell-
igson, of Mitchell, possession giv-
en the end of the month. 'The
new (proprietor comes highly re-
consmended as k.n hotel man, and,
will keep the business in good 'st-
andard. ,
COUNTY NEWS.
Goderich ,Collegiate Institute re-
opened last week for the fall term
with ag.00d attendance. About
215 'pupils are .enrolled. with more
to come. There is `a particl'arly*
large' attendance in the first -.year
classes
The West Huronteachers' con-
vention will be held in..''iietoria scar
•ool, Goderich on October 14th;; and
15th. Mr. Hofferd of, ;LondonNor'
mal ;School, will represent the De
part•ment of Eduction.
Johr:, Gibbings, Clinton's oldest
native -horn citizen, met witha pain
ful aeeident'the other daywhCn he
fell froth a ladder and sustained
a bad fra.ctu're of his shoulder•.
He had been picking apples..
The steamer W. C. Franzc disch-
arged a cargo of 85,000 bush. of
wheat and 170,000 bush of oats• ,at
the Goderich harbor the other day
Mc. and Mrs. Rost. Higgiir%o;
Hensall, 'announce the engagem-
ent of' their .eldest daughter, Lillian
Viola, to Aaron J. Sweitzer, of Det
troit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed, ISw-
eitzer of Creditor., the marriage to
take 'place in 'September.
.A ntetty wedding wa's solenln-
iaed on Sept. 1st at highnoon at
the homA of Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Epps, Varna, when their '.only da-
ughter Eva Mae, was united in nr+ar
riage to Melvin E. Clark, eldest'son
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clark, Varna„
Hugh Benninger, Dublin, ,aged
16, was raiding his bycycle the oth-
er night on the highway when he
wa's kknocked off his wheel be a
Car with one, light; travelling in
tbs.) opposite direction, II, , tho-
ught it was a motor cycle on ace
ount of the light, howe'.er, he
esc-
aped �tithsib token knee.
Th^ wc'dtling of Wni, Green,.01d-
eat son of Mr. and Mra, Jonih Gro
`r or -k'" ern• Yi Ro•h{;i Mer)01
a'.I , i .,k 1I
at the manse, Kipper last Wednes
tray, Rev:- Lundy officiating. Af-
ter the ceremony the young cou-
ple +left on a honeymoon trip to
Toronto, and on their return they
will reuide on his fine farm on the
3rd. con. of Tuckersmith.
AUCTION SALE
OF FARM, 1 ARM STOCK, IMPL-
EMENTS, ETC. On Lot 24, con. 12,
Stanley Township, on TUESDAY,
OCTOBER 5th, Commencing at 1
o'clock, p,.rn. sharp.'
FA RM—C-ontains 100 acres of
land, about 8 acres mixed bush,
bank barn 40x60 feet, good stab-
'ing underneath, comfortable frame
house,,,,, kitchon.. attached, plenty of
u ater, 7 acres fall wheat, ,sorra^
fall plowing will be done. Farrar
be sold by auction if not pre-
viously sold.
LIVE STOCK -1 bay mare 01
years; od't, 1 ,bay marc 12 years old
1 cow 6 yrs. old due Decemberl0
1 now .5 years old; 1 aged cow,
heifer 2 yrs. old due April 13th,
yearling heifer, heifer calf 8 mon-
ths old, heifer calf 4 months old.
About 75 hens; 1 pair Guineas.
' IMPLEMENTS, ETC.—Massey -
Harris Binder, Deering mower, Hay
rake, Noxon drill, Spring tooth
Cultivator., wagon, gravel box, setBob (sleighs, top buggy, Portland
cutter, Hay Rack, eagon box, let
4 -section harrows, Fleury walking
plow, 'snuffler; double ,setheavy
harness nearly new; double- sett
plough: harness; double set light
harness, set single harness, horse
collars, .-;lope and pulleys, set of
'.sling ropes, a quantity of lum-
ber, Renfrew cream separator ,'set
of weigh !scales 10 lbs. capacity..
Quantity 'of hay. forks, shovels,cow
cbr.'aans, hoes, doub etrees, neckyokes
nail box, long ladder, ,springseat
and numerous other articles.
TERMS OF SALE—On farm 10%
on day of sale, $2300 may; remain
on ' iortgage, balance in 30 day's
without interest Other articles:—
$10 and under cash; : over that a-
mount 12 .months credit will be
given by famishing approved joint
notes. 6% off ofr cash on credit
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Sot. Kipfer, Prop. . 0. IKlopp, Auct:`
:'AUCTION SALE
OF REAL EST ATE AND FURN'
ITURE
Under inlstructions received from
the Public Trustee of Ontario, the
undersigned will offer for sale by
Public Auction- in the,..
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th,
1926, commencing at 1 o'clock sherp
that house and lot on Albert
street, Hensall, known as the
Louise Neelands House. This will
be offered (subject to a reserve bid.
At the same time and place a qu-
antity of valuable furniture and
effects now `in the said house, will
also be sold, including solid oak
dining table land chairs, china, cab-
inet, walnut bsetee, ntohogany chairs
IIeintzntan piano, :and stool; o
oak dressers, ';beds and bedding,
china and tableware, and other
articles too Vurnerous to mention,
TERMS—Rear Estatel-0% cash at
time of kale, balance in 30 days on
delivery of Deed,
1' ur;ni tune—Cash,
For further particulars apply to
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer, R. R.
No. 1, Dashwood',:
11, W. WRIGHT, Pob'ic Trustee,
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"The New Day Car"
JEWETT SIX
agent for the abrve celebrated At
Car, I will be pleased at 'any
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MA.UITOS REPAIRED OR OVERHAULED BY EXPERT �n
NIECHAI�7IC. SATISFACTION IS OUR MOTTO. GIVE 1ii��•
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SALE: SALE
In order to quickly dispose. of the
b alance of our Stock on nand, we
are offering same below wholesale
price. Don't miss these bargains
Don't miss this bargain!
Suits made to measure
From $17.50 up
See our windows for other Special Bargains
Good Pressing, SkiUlgully done by as real Tailor, is as Refresh-.
ing to Your Suit, las a good night's weep is to you.
PRESSING AND ALTERATIONS REASONABLY DONE.
E. E. WULI�TIi
Tailor, Men's Furnishings - Zurich, Ont.
Where the Good Clothes come from
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