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STANLEY TOWNSHIP
O Wednesday of last we fire
originating in the chimney, destroyed
the dwelling hause of lIr. Wilmer
McLinchey, Babylon Line. Only
nert of the contents were saved as
33Lr. McLinchey was away at the
time of the fire. The loss is partly
covered by insurance.
Mr. Henry McLinchey :has leased
kis 100 acre farm to Mr. Henry Pfaff
for a term of five years. Mr. Pfaff
end family moved unto the farm
.hast week.
Miss Margaret McKinley is spend-
ing a couple of weeks with her uncle
and aunt, Mr. W. and Miss Campbell
of Seaforth.
Mr. Stewart Keys returned to his
home on Babylon Tine this week, he
las been attending University in Tor
lento.
Mr. John A. Armstrong and fam-
ily visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alf
Moffatt of Bru:c•etield on Sunday.
their Easter tests.
Those naives marked with an as-
terisk were .absent for some of the
tests.
Sr. IV—Gleam Walper 76.6%e
Elfrieda Becker 76.3; Delton Sch-
wartzentruber 61.5; Hildegard MVIzller
(absent).
Jr, 1V Reia .Masse 73.1.
Sr. HI—Eunice Oestreieher
Kenneth Weber 71.1.
Jr. III—Gerald Masse 68,5; El-
more Rader 60.5'; Carl Oestreicher
58; Esther Price 51.5; Orlen Sch-
wartzentruber 46.2; Hilda Rader 41.1
Sr. II—Ernest .Masse 535.3.
Jr II—Martha Miller • 73.9,; Jack
Weber 66.7; Hilda Becker 62.S.
Sr. I—Louise Masse 77.5.
Jr. I—Eileen Miller 74.8; .Louise
Finkbeiner 68.5;
Sr. Primer—Lorna Miller .82.5;
Rosaleen Miller 78; Helen Miller 75.2
Jr. Primer—Dorothy Price 69.7, Lyla
Schwartzentruber 52.2; John Masse
42.
Agnes Y. Robertson, Teacher.
HILLSG.REEN COUNTY NEWS
A number from the Hills gTeen con-
gregation attended the Toung Peo-
ple': special service iin the Kippen
church on Sunday morning.
.1 i. and Mrs. John Mc•Ileattie of
Stanley visited at the home of Mr.
and. Mrs. John Jarrott on Sunday.
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Lettie W. Love spent the wo-
ek-en.d with friends in London.
• Rev. R. K. and Mrs. Love spent a i
..few days with the formers' parents
Mr. W. Jairott and Annie visited
on Sunday evening with Mr. and
.1411•.. D. Nickel of Hensall.
• _Misses McAllister of Hensall spent
the week -end with- their sister Mrs.
Walker.
fr. and Mrs. John Baker visited
friends at Walkerton, also attended
the funeral of a relative there.
Little Kenneth C. Parks of Blake
-visited his cousin Miss R. McAllister
-on Saturday.
Mr. H. R. Szcmuels of Toronto, l
payed a flying visit Here recently. j
Mr. Schultz has moved to the farm
on the Babylon Line, to look after?
the business' for the former.
The Canadian 011 Company of
Clinton have installed a 10 gallon
gas pump on Mr. W. Jarrott's bus -1
inees property.
Mr. Lawrence Reichert has taken;
a position with Mr. Anderson Cole -
Imam for the summer months.
Mrs. A. J. Smith who has been
'working in London recently returned
to the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Richardson..
Mrs. Sol. Schroeder and Edward
of Zurich Road visited with Mrs. C.
Lienor recently.
Gardening and seeding, houseclean
sag are the order of the day now.
DASHWOOD
Rev. Schultz of Logan will be the
4speaker in the Lutheran church on
,Sunday evening, May 7th.
Mr. and Mrs, •R. Koessei and fam-
ily of Lansing, Mich., are spending a
'week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Kuntz.
Mrs. J. Schroeder spent the week-
end in New Hamburg.
Mrs. T. Hoperoft is visiting her fa-
. Cher' in Chesley ' this week.
Mrs. Fulton and son Jack of Tor-
onto . is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
'Wm. Davis.
J, C. Reid Sz Co. will give a fine
display of ready made dresses in their
.tgtore on Friday night. The ladies
are all cordially invited to• attend.
Mrs. J. Reschke of Detroit is vis-
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
,111erner.
Mr. Harry Hoffman attended the
Perth County Musical Festival in
Stratford last week and was success-
ful'in obtaining the Silver Medal as
second prize in Pt. I Bass competition
Mrs. Ennis of Detroit and Mrs.
Cargill of Minnesota were visitors
'with Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Pfile.
idobt..Floperoft is visiting in Tor C
onto.
Mta. Goetz Sr., had" the misfortune p
Ito fall injuring her knee which will r
,rause her to be_. laid up for several
Wrceks.
Rev. Jas. Anthony, M.A., who for
the past five years has been the po-
pular pastor of the Thames Road
United Church, has received and ac-
cepted an invitation to the Mother-
well charges succeeding Dr. Leckie,
ex -president of the London confer-
ence. Rev. Mr. Anthony's decision
to move comes as a surprise to the
members of his charge to his many
friends.
Mrs. R. J. Sanderson, 6th conces-
sion of Howick, was driving a horse
and buggy the other day, when she
was taken with a slight stroke. The
horse made its way home without
mishap until, when turning in at the
gateway, the buggy collided with the
post supporting the mail -box. The
impact threw Mrs. Sanderson out,
and she revived sufficiently to call
for help, then lapsed into unconscio-
usness. Her body was painfully bru-
ised, but no bones were broken.
The remains of the late Mrs. Mar-
garet Carrier, widow of the late Rev.
S. A. Carrier, who for many years
was the esteemed pastor of Grand
Bend Presbyterian church were bro-
ught to Grand Bend for interment,
service being conducted by Rev. S.
J, Mathers. The deceased was in
her 73rd year and was i11 for only a
couple of weeks having suffered a
stroke. She was born near Bayfield
and for over forty years was an es-
teemed resident of Grand Bend. She
is survived by three sons and one
daughter, Ei fiery of Caperol; Law-
rence, Samuel and Marguerite, of
Toronto. Mr. Carriere predeceased
her about four years 'ago. The pall-
bearers; John Love, J. B. Nichols,
Lloyd Taylor, Thos. Love, Andrew
Turnbull and Sol. Pollock. •
A new feature of the Goderich fall
fair this year will be a dog show. It
will be on a modest scale, as an ex-
periment, prizes being offered in •4
classes --collies, terriors, hounds- and
spaniels. ' if sufficient interest is
shown, the new feature may be en-
larged from time to time as exper-
ience may warrant. This departure
was included in the report of the
committee on poultry and pet stock
received at the monthly meeting of
the directors of the Goderich Agric-
ultural Society this week. Reports
from other committees were receiv-
ed also and progress was made in the
preparation of the prize list for this
year's exhibition.
An Exeter correspondent states
that, despite a suppostition among
the people of that district that the
Exeter canning factory would be
closed down this season, the factory
will operate as usual. Peas will be
the main product and contracts will
be given shortly for about the same
acreage as last,year.
Changes in •the pastorate of the
Diocese of London which have been
announced by His Excellency the
Right Reverend J. 1'. Kidd, Bishop
of London, will affect St. James' Par -
h, Seaforth. Rev. Father E. F.
oetz, who has had charge of that
arish since April 1918, is transfer-
ed to the Church at Wafl'aeeburg,
nd Rev: T. P. Hussey, pastor of St.
atrick's Church, Kinkora, comes to
eaforth. During his 15 years' pas -
rate in Seaforth, Rev. Father Go-
zthas made extensive improvements
the church property as well as
king an active part in every good
ork of the c1iureh p ndl..;th-.' to*
d his removal is regretted 4.. ell.
SCHOOL REPORT
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seeds.,.... Garden Seeds of all kinds, Etc. Good supply
of S `ed Oots, Seed Barley; all Clover and Grass Seeds o
Chick Starters, Chicken Supplies, Etc.
Fertilizer Fertilizer
t6r4e have a good Brand of Fertilizer that we will -deliver
at $19.04 a Ton. Let Us have Your Order!
STOCR FOODS
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using Our Various Brands of Stock and Poultry Foods,
and Laying Mash. None Better on the
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Home wners must make applic„tion
dor survey of premises to secure
Free Electric Fiat Rate Water : eeaters
N ORDER to secure early installation of free electric fiat. rate water
heaters it is necessary for house -owners, landlords and tenants to
send in their application now, by means of the coupon shown
below. The method is simple and direct. Simply write your name
and address in the space provided, and mail k to your own local Hydro
or apply at your local Hydro offices or .municipality and a preliminary
survey will be made of your home to determine conditions of wiring,
the existing system of hot water heating and your hoz water requirements.
'From that the type and capacity of the fiat rate water heater is decided
and, also, whether a "Booster" heater is required in addition. Then
installation proceeds.
This absence of elaborate detail and Unnecessary red tape in applying
for free installation of water heaters is one of three direct advantages
conferred on the people of Ontario by the Ontario HydroFree Instal-
lation Plan. The other advantages are
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The installation of flat rate electric water heaters will be absolutely
free of cost to the house -owner, landlord, or tenant. Cost of heater
element, tank insulation, thermostat and necessary wiring ill 'be
borne by the Commission, All the consumer will do is to pay a
new low rate for the service he receives.
In any . home . where the new low Bat rate electric water heater is
installed a higher standard of comfort, convenience and economy
will immediately be created. The fact that electric water heating is
the best and most economical means known; that the newequip-
ment will be trouble-free,. automatic in action and requiring no
attention from the .householder, and that Ontario power rates are
among the .lowest in the world, indicates how much this firee
heater plan means to the citizens of Ontario.
If you. desire any additional information on any point, your Iocal Hydro
officials or municipality will gladly furnish it.
Fill out and mail
this coupon today
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HON.'. R. COOKE, M.L.A., Chairman
C. ALFRED MAGUIRE, Commissioner.,
RT. HON. ARTHUR ME1GATEN, ;P.0 ICC. Commissioner
'.POPE, Secretary:
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