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Phe Canadian Red Cross Society is one of thirty-one National P
'Cross Societies engaged in a world-wide Crusade. for
The improvement of health
The. pli eY nti, 1 of disease
,The mitigation of suffering.
This movement is endorsed by
The Governments of Thirty-one Nations;
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The RLrewgue of Nations;
Medical and Public: Health Experts Meet-
ing in International. Conference at
Cannes, France, App"il, 1919.
The Crusade is being inaugurated by a
ort .Wider flment of Members.
ONTARIO ENROLLMENT
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As he outward and visible sign of your personal share an the,
ro'S%ei eillt for good health;
To help create public opinion nq favour of sows health measures.
You may enroll with your Local Red Cross Branch or Enrollment Com-
mittee or, if ther-e is no organization in your community with THE
ONTARIO PROVINCIAL DIVISION, 410 SHERBOURNE ST., TORONTO.
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Canadian. �°Iaety
Ontario Division.
LOAL NEWS
VIT rid MCS. C. Fritz and Mr. and
Mrs. el Melick attended the Can:
lConferener.: on Sunday.
• Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Heist and
two daughters of Crediton cal-
led on Mr. G. Holtzman on Sun -
'day. r
Hon. R. H. Rrant, minister of ed-
`ucation, says that no schools will
ebe asked to consolidate :loo do
"not wish to do -so, but those that
tiid would be generously treated.
Practically all of Hensall's bus-
iness men -have signed the pet-
ition for half -holiday, Thur_dayaf-
turnoou of each week. for tliemon
the of May, June, July, August and
-September:
firs Mani' and child and Mrs.
Mallard and two children, who
have visited relatives and friends ,
here for several weeks, returned
to their homes at Chatham on
M enday.
DASHWOOD.
La.•, rte fora few weeks.
DRYSDALE.
11Ti; E: G. Wesley.. and Tittle ci
ughter, Evelyn of Detroit spent
the past:. week with friends and
relatives. r •
Mrs. Melon and Mrs. Mollor of
Chatham returned home oh Mon-
thly after spending a few, weeks
with their father, Mr. Peter L.
Deromy.
Mr. .R. Ohlard the new garage
roan of Zurich, overhauled Miss
B. 11lousscau's car last week; and
trade a good job of it, and is
aso v ery reasonable in price.
Mr. Harry. Talbot is busy grad-
ing the road, also Mr. Wm. Du-
eherme, they are making a fine
ono.
Quite a number in this neigh-
eorIlood attended Miss Johnston's
auction sale on Saturday, where
prices went fairly good. •
eI1. Edward -Laporte of St.
Clair spent 'Sunday 'under the par-
entai roof.
Mrs. Benetto of Windsor is visa
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
111r. Gordon- Crates and nephew, Mrs. Pariseau is home again after
little John;. Donehay of Chicago, spending a few weeks in Port
are visiting with the former's par Huron.
, cents;•
Mr.and Mrs. Russell Baynhani
moved. to Grand Bend last week.
Mr. Robt. Hager attended the
iunerai of his sister at Walton on
Friday,:
Rev. W. J. Yager is this week
attending Conference at Stratford
end we .are pleased to learn that
lee has again been stationed at
Dashwood.
Miss Brownlee attended the fun-
-tral of an aunt last week.
Misses Gladys -Guenthe'e and Id-
lia Bender are visiting in Sarnia.
Nlr. and Mrs. Dan Vincent mov-
ed to Seaforth last week.
.Mrs. Wrn, Eveland attended the
funeral' of a 'elative in Sarnia ov-
er the week -end.
MVlrs. Edrneston is ill at present
We 'hope for a speedy recovery.
STANLEY .TOWNSHIP,
'There will be no services in
the le:hcn church next Sunday,
liar i1 xi Que t'i iv t ti^rsltw ltit
eeervice will be. held 1 i the xs.irpen
Meth°?!C,,t cliui ch
. ^.6. n +. "Pitt team l; f' f.lw.
ductin .in.ex in tee?. :'inglicail
ta ur,^h. Cios'te:n, on tech [ ri<1a e ec:-
ten ri ; putpo`.+1 ct; prn)arin
clnee foe ooeflrlesetion
.Mr le D. "tT,.i'L1 el..; is in yilricli,
'iS -Itiege on bee. brethe e et,e wtri
i7T t ler who 13 ill
ei.Oftlw Tt1 . Clinton Itoeeit 11 nn
1! l ri1 .I i alt, to Mr. and Mee, Ati s-
x xl ate i v, 'lice Miss Reta Keys)
eelheeie
( Rev. Father A. Rondotte is
spending the week at Stony Point
to visit his relatives. .
COUNTY NEWS
. Fire partly destroyed the roof
of Mrs. Charles .Isaac's residence
on the 3rd concession of Stephen
last Thursday afternoon. The
chimney got on fire but ;was wat-
ched carefully, and burned itself
out after a short time. ` Mr. Mewl
went to work in the back fields
and Mrs. Isaac went to .Centralia,
An hoar latter a neighbor noticed
the roof on fire, and it was soon
extinguished, but not before a
large hole had been burned thr-
ough the roof. ,.Apparently a
spark .from the chimney caused
the fire,
HENSALL.
Twenty dog tags have been is-
sued in H niiall.
,Workmen are busy tt work, on
11i s b ,'+rpt,,; green ?.n $11'0 W eok on-
level-ace,
n
1 i ; a the green fro,n• four to five
er-e
No'a xt;C ;'tir'11 O".To. Oti O
*7,110 NITA1 ho i ,>'stti,ng relatives
11.1. f i'il 1 : "(' lest: Week for
greed d }'r irie lit. CY
7 1 1"'"n,r 1'1.1 014 Sh britt, Si ,
itffere 1 a paralytic stroke, but
his condition Wa:s not as feriou?j apt
i V.01 :i't first tlioir;ht and heho'
, now so f -u. i'*ce , er: 1 as tar ury,
Mr. Siege -rite is now 86 years of'age.
Mrs. Thos. Sherritt, who has be-
'en very serif uslyr.ill.„c7.taaua s-theepeee'
few months, has greatly unproved
in health and' on Saturday last Was
taken to London where she will
take treatments in one oe thehos-
pitals.
EXETER
Nelson Prior of Portage la Pra-
irie, Man., visited friends here last
week. - ( '
Jos, Cobbledick., of- Calgar'y,A.lt.,.
recently spent a few days in Ex-
eter renewing acquaintances..•
John Hunkin, on Tuesday last
while cutting wood, got his .sleeve
caught in a set screw on apart of
his auto, Which was used for pow
er, and his arm was drawn in the
machinery. His shirt was „prac
tidally torn off, his back and his
and face badly bruised before he
succeeded in stopping the Vicar.;
Injury to his lungs, inflicted by
Germna gas attacks in Fr ante pro-
ved fatal last Wednesday morning
April 20th, to William Russell, Who
lies been postmaster here for three
years. Mr. Russell was 30 years,
old. He served overseas in the'
70th Battalion and lost an arm
at Ypres besides having his lungs:
badly affected by gas. He is sur
vivid by. his Wife, mother and fa-
ther, and two brothers and one,
sister. His last illness was of
several months duration.
NOTICE
This is to certify that 1, Samuel,.
Hey, have been done great injus-
tide by an untruthful story that.
has been spread around, and have
received the following letters for
publication -from. Proudfoot, Kil1-:
oran & Holmes, Solicitors, Goder-
ich, Ont.- .
Mr. Ernest Rader writes ;--
By, your leter
dated March 7th, regarding trhe
above named Gentleman, I heardt
that story and repeated it as
heard it. I am not the originator
of this story in anyway, nor do I,
know who was the originator, as,
the story was repeated by many;
a person before I heard it. I
believe this to be an injustice to
Mr. Hay, aid as far •asi I am con-.
c -rated. I ani 'sorry that it ever
escaped my lips, and I might say
t'liat will never occur again as far
<ri I an concerned. ”
Aed Mr. Lang Poster states that.
ilr) mitt 'vas ver sound in his
'glen ley or taken to the store at
111 t'; , as l that he has not the
sli;h'.ost ground for believing, nor
has any suspicion that Mr. 1,I1ey
7-, -1 ,lv4,lxin , to do with any re-
ioval of grain.
wi Lluwua
HINGS LOOK F
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TO ALL-ROUND SERVICE, EFFICIENCY AND ECONOMY OF . OPERATION,
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possible cost.
A throtle governor to regulate the fuel to the load variations, insiuing un'if'orra speed of both
tractor and driven machine in addition to fuel economy and saving one man's time when engaged
in belt work. HURON COUNTY COUNCIL PURCHASED FIVE TITANS IN ONE ORDER. MORE
I. C. TRACTORS IN 'USE ,THAN .ALL OTHERS COMBINED.
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pleased to give a demonstration at any time. Call and:
be convinced.
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