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AG!'ICULi!JRE MARCHES
WITH OUR ARMED FORCES
Behind the lines where men and women are risking life to defend home
and country, men and women are toiling to supply the materials of war—
ships, planes, tanks, guns. These manufacturers—management and work-
ers alike—are thus fighting shoulder to shoulder with our armed forces,
But what about the farmers? They are doing a work of equal impor-
tance. They too are marching to battle, by toiling early and late to per-
suade nature to increase the food supply on which the issues of the fight
so greatly depend. The farmer marches side by side with the soldier and
his armourer.
Farmers who are doing their bat to help Canada's all-out war effort may
find it /necessary to borrow m moneyzattthe Bank. You should not hesitate
to discuss your requirements with (our nearest branch manager. Your
business will be regarded gs stnietly confidential.
BANK OF MONTREA.L
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Modem, Experienced Banking Sec*iace............tthetiamtcome of 124 Years' Successful Operation
Zurich Branch: E. M. DAGG, Manager
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KIPPEN NEWS
'Miss Edna Darman cif Lorader ,
2apent the weekend with her parears,.
:+ir, and Mrs. P Dayinan
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons spert
i'irursday last in London,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lockhart and
a0aughtea° of Porter's Hill visited on
.Sunday at the home of Mr. arr4 .Mrs
J. H. Cochrane.
Sr. and;Mrs. G. Rocholar and da.
'auif,Nlrter; Messrs Bruce and .Stuart
nn of Morden; Miss P. Powers of
•dt�ockwood and Mr. A. Gackstetter of
CCuelph and Mr. E. Gackstetter, of
.y/+ttrich visited on Sunday at the home
•Tof Mr. and Mrs. W. Homey,
Mrs, B. Keyes of near 13ayfield,
*visited last week with her parents,
5r. and Mrs H. Jones.
Miss Dorothy Dietz of London,
4nt tthe we
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r. an Mrs. William!, Dietz„ p '
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Miss ( -iys Jarrott agent the av(-
ok-end with Miss Vera Smith of
near Bacilli
ars. e, .I.E. Thompson spent A. ;fen.
dags last \wesift with her daughter,
Mr. and Illtrr. Fred Parsons 92 Bs,-
ifortli. R
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St Joseph : e.=L'' Beaver Town
messes. Hubert *40 A1fonse Geo-
ffrey c•f St. Peter's .alerninary, Lon-
don ware Sunday •visl;t,ryrs with their
parents, .Mr, and „Maa. ,Remie Geo-
ffrey.
Mr. Cyril Duchat'rne o3 Windsor,
was a week -end visitor with his par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred ltleharme
Mrs, William,Wissing was zt week-
end visitor with friend, in Wind-
sor. s
The summer bean crop 14 /:boat,
harvested now with exzeption .of thh i
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4 late fief , .
*as are d, and treshin^.° 0,.
lit about to .begin. 'l'he era)? C
tit year will :bo of n gild n 1
but as to the yield we put a (?)
mark.
Sorry to report that Mr. Josiah
•Sararas is not enjoying, his usual
health and is under the Dostor's
care.
Mr. Peter Masse of Detroit,. ;has
purchased the Papineau Estate ' and
intends openiing up a little summer
resort for some interested in purch-
asing lots to build their summer'.
homes thereon. .A. roadway is .being
cut to the lake and other attractive •
means taken.
With his (laughter, Mrs, Neap.
Mr, and Mrs. Ira Tiernan and fam-
ily who spent the summer hem left
on Tuesday for Toronto where Mr.
Tiernan has a position in the Bank.
Miss Eunice Haist is attenditsg
business College in Clanton.
• Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Nadiger and
daughter, Miss Helen Nadiger, at-
tended a wedding in Galt over the
'week -end. -
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Rev. Mr. Oliver of Hyde Park
had charge of the services on the
Varna charge on Sunday last, while
Rev. Miss Hern went to Hyde Park
to conduct anniversary services at
that place.
A very pleasant evening was spent
at the home of Mr. and ,tdrs. Fred
McCiymont on Friday evening last
when about forty guests niet in hon-
or o4 Mr. and Mrs. Elgin McKinley's
.twentieth wedding anniversary. Dur-
ing ;the -evening Mr. and Mrs. McKin-
ley -.Were presented with an occasion-
al chair and many good wishes.
j Late Frank Weelces
the :death took pace of Frank
Weekes, who passed away at the
Mime of Mrs. E. Beatty, Friday 'Sep-
-emnber .5th. Deceased was born in
'Glencoe'irl 1862 and was in his 79th
ear. He had been a resident of Stan-
ley over 60 years, where he farmed
on the Parr line until last fall when
he. retired" too Varna and bid fair to
enjoy a well earned rest. Six weeks
'ago he was• seized with an attack of
and never recovered. In 1910 he was
united in wedlock to Rachel Beatty
who predeceased'. him 15 months ago.
Wesiatara. man of many sterling qu-
alities, was of a kindly nature, a
good citizen, a valued member of
St. John's Anglican church of which
..he was Warden. The funeral was held
on unday, last conducted by his pas-
tor Rev.. John Graham, who paid high
tribute --to the departed.
HENSALL
Mrs. Alice Joynt, accompanied by
Dr. Harry' Jaynt wife and daughter
of London are holdaying with the
fornier's ` son, Mr. and Mrs. Lead
Joynt at Toronto.
Thos: Shaddick who has been ill
n Sl joheph's Hospitol, London, is
iinprov`6d and able to return° home.
Mss /Margaret Tudor of Hamilton
spent the week -end with her parents
Mr.• and .Mrs. Stan. Tudor.
Mrs. McClnchey vsitted recently
with .relatives and friends at Bay-
field.
ayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. White of Lon-
don were the • guests of Mr. and Mrs
j. g...Bontliro_n
Wm. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur Jones ,and family of St. 'Thom-
as were recent visitors with Mrs.
Jones' mother, Mrs. Traquair
Corp. G Moore of the RCAMC
Tor onto, Mrs. ,. Moore, Douglas and
Bruce, were holdaying with Mr. and
;Mrs, Jas. Paterson
Hensail Sr. Institue commenced
their fair meetings with a pot luck
:supper held at the home of Miss
i1y„Anson Thursday evening last
Mrs. RA Orr, and two
sons pf "Ailsa Craig , moved into
their =e*a*' Belling on Main Street,
".where ,1'Ir.-Orr has apened a shoe
and llaess.'Cepair shop in the build-
ing 3eeenalyt"vacated by Roy Weber.
Mr. br.r,;Jt-ini'farnily are being wel-
colned ta•• isail.
''MAand Xs. San. Tudor spent a
fe.K days•at.undas with relatives.
HarvestZhanksgiving servacea will
be,=held in .nSt. Paul's Anglican ch.
lira an Sigiday, Sept. 21st at 11 a.
m. and 7- p.m.
Paul /I. Laughton, son of Mr. and
Mme. V. Laughton, a student at
the Ilhiversity of `Toronto, has been
awarded .the• Moses Henry Aikens
scholarship for four years.
SCHOOL FAIR
One of the Most successful school
fairs ever to be staged was held here
iehen large..::' numbers attendind, the
ideal weather left nothing to be de-
sired, !Large exhibits and .many en-
tries' !rade the event one of the best
ever .held.'; • In addition to Hensall
•schools; eight rural schools partici-
pated in the. event. The fair got a-
way to a good start with a spelndid
parade which was held in front of
the- local town hall on main st. Prin-
cipal winners were numerous as
practically every class was keenly
contested. Prize winners in school
arade — Hensall first, second and
third; No. 1 Tuckersmilrh; No 2 Tu-
okersmith; No 10 Tuckersmith; No 1
eborne, No 2 Hay and No 10 Hay.
hysical training, Henhall, Tuckers-
ith, Usborne, Hay. Musical demon
stration, Hen sail, Tuckersrnith, Usb-
rne, Hay. Judges for vegetable;
were J. G. Shearer, agricultural rep-
resentative; beans and grain, E. L.
Mickle; eggs, A W. Kerslake; flowers
Mrs H. Daalsymple, Brucefield.
Mr. Dominic Geoffrey has recently
improved his house in St. Joseph,
a good foundation has been put un-
der the house and it has been re-
covered with asphalt shingles and
presents a very attractive appearance
and makes him a nice 'home.
DASHWOOD
The annual .Mission Festival will p
be held in the Lutheran church this
'Sunday, September 2r1st when Rev. U
Wenzlefi' of Logan will be the guest p
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!speaker in both morning and even -
3r g .services.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kellerman and
M•rs. Lovina Kellerman were Sunday
visitors with' relatives in Waterloo
and 'Kitchener.
Mrs. _Harold Kellerman spent a
few days with her parents in Fergus
last week.
Mr. E. It. Guenther spent Sunday
in St. Catharlrtes visiting hes mother,
Mrs. Jane Guenther who is very ill
at present.
Mrs. Ness attended the funeral of
a relative in Tavistock on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Greiner ?(eft
for Windsor where they intend t( ,
lay for some time,
Major and Mrs. Eugene Tiernan
vh
spento
the
Inst two weeas here
1 aYrand bend have returned to
swap Borden.
X r..Dyke of Ti'iSteok i; vicsiting
COUNTY NEWS
Rowe—Archibald
St. Thomas'Church, Seaforth,
was the setting for the marriage of
Miss Jessie Vallance Craig zrchi:bald
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Win, Arch-
ibald of Seaforth, to Osmond J. Rowe
of Simcoe. Rev. Dr. Hurford officiat 1
ed. George Clark was at the orgar
aft; Mr. J. Gordon was aoloi,'t.. Thc:1
bridewas �a 5 given in rnarraga by her
father, her sister Alice Archibald
was her attendant and Mr: C. C"
Sherwood �irf Toronto was. grooms
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PURINA CIIOWS
We carry a. full line of Purina Products, such,, as
Lay Chows,, Concentrates and .Dairy Feeds, Hog
Chows,. Etc.,, Et,
Fresh, Shipment Every Monday. Deliveries made
at reasonable distance
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Monday and Tuesday, Sept 22 and 23
PROGRAM FOR FAIR DAY
See The Grandest Exhibits. Tre .Judging of Hor-
ses, in the large, show- tgy.-. :Special prizes will
bring out a large Display. Also see the many en-
tries of Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Poultry.
Dashwood Brass E'an' iint Attendance
aGI ND" CONCERT FAIR NITE
Reserve Your Seats Earr!y with Fair Secretary
Presenting a Three Act Comedy -
"A LI 1-rLE CLODHOPPERR'
Full' of Fun. and Laughter Galore -
New and Old Time Dance will follow the 'Concert
Good 01,11.sta,s, l frmnish Music
Wm. Decker; E. F. Klopp,
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