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I A SAVINGS ACCOUNT
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Never was the advantage of a savings account better illus-
trated than during the last few years. The depositor's,
capital is intact, it has always been immediately available
and a fail income has been 'received therefrom.
Shall accounts are welcome. You can start a Savings
Account with any sum from one dollar upwards.
ANi OF MO TREAL
Established 1S17
TOTAL ASSETS IN EXCESS OF $700,000,00,0
Zurich Branch: C. H. JOY, Manager
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the Outcome' of ix6 Years Successful Operation
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Garage Work, and Auto Repairing
Choice Gasoline -- Best of Oils and Greases
WE . ALSO CARRY
Pumps Mead Piping -- Pump Work
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COCI(SH1JTT FARM IMPLEMENTS AT REDUCED PRICES,
OLIVER PLOWS, ETC. ALSO FLEURY AND BISSELL LINE
OF IMPLEMENTS. GET OUR PRICES ON BISSELL DISCS
AND LAND ROLLERS. PRICES LOWER THAN' THE LOWEST.
PLOW POINTS ALL 111AKES, (No Jobber' Points)
ALL KINDS OF BLACKSMITH REPAIRING. ACYTELENE
WELDING.
1 NEW DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR, at a Sacrifice.
1 Rebuilt DeLaval Separator in good order, get 'thep rice on this one.
't LEVER HARROWS AT COST.
1 4 -Section Diamond Harrows below Cost.
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Buy Storm Windows and Doors
LET US QUOTE YOU1 4.
REPLACE THOSE WINDOW PANES IOW. WE CARRY A T.
4 LARGE ASSORTED STOCK OF GLASS ON NAND AT ALL `g'
TIMES.. AND 'WILL DO YOUR GLAZING 17/7O.R.K WHILE YOU +
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FLEISc]
Mr. and Mrs. Cori, Erb and fam-
ily spent Sunday with Mr. anu It[rs.
Chris. Gingerich.
I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W•iber and
family of Dashwood, were Sunday
visitors at the home of. Mr. and Mrs
Jake S.ehwartzentruber.
Miss - Anna Gingerieh spent Suri -
day evening with Miss Alice Erb.
Misses Gladys Douglas, R. N., and
Susie Oesch from Hensall Sanator-
ium, spent Monday evening under
the parental roofs. .
Mrs. Susie Oesch of the Goshen
Line, spent Tuesday with I+tr's. Ed-
mund Oesch of the village. •
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Mr. and Mrs. G. Call f as of Sarnia
spent a fey, days' with friends last
week.
• frir. and Mrs: Alvin Kellerman and
1VIrs. L. Kellerman visited friends in
Exeter on Saturday.
Misses Elda and Verna Kraft of
London .pent the week -end at their
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guenther of
_Windsor spent a' few days with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Guen-
ther.
Dr. Lorne S. Tiernan of Dublin,
spent Sunday with ris pareints, Mr.
and Mrs. D. Tiernan.
Rev. and Mrs. Graaupner and-
daughter
nd-daughter Clara and Martha of Farm-
ington, Mich., visited friends over
the week -end. Rev. Graupner
the guest speaker at the Anniversary
on Sunday.
Mr. and 1VIrs. G. Wildfong, Mrs. E.
Tieman and Mrs. A. Tiernan' attended
the Tiernan -Cornell nuptials in Wat-
erloo on Saturday.
Mr. Eugene Tiernan who has been
sick in London hospital for the past
two weeks is recuperating at his
home here.
Don't forget the Ham Supper ,to
by given in the basement of the Ev-
+ angelical Church on Wednesday eV -
ening, Nov. 22nd under the auspices
of the Lathes Aid.' :Following the
supper a play will be. given assissted
by other tnusieal unm.bers.
.- Dashwood Ladies' Aid and• W'.M.S.'
The Ladies' Aid and W. M. S. of
the Evangelical church held the first
regular meeting of the year recently
Mrs. D. Tiernan presided and Gond-
uctced the devotional exercises ' and
Mrs. W. Snell gave a reading after,
which .the standing committee for the
year were . appointed : Temperance,
:11rs.eM. Tiernan, Mrs. R..,H. Tayloor,
'Ars. R. Wallert. Membership,. Mrs.
V,•„ S,chatz, Mrs.. W. Wolfe, Mrs. .. D.
'Weber. Parsonage, Mrs. D. Haugh
'Ars. R. Goetz, Mrs, L. Morenz. Work
jCs,m., Mrs. E..Bender,,111rs. W. Snell,
i1Zrs, M.,.INe.eb, Mrs. H, Reynolds, Mrf.
(,E:,Caiser: Missionary, Mrs. G, Link,
Mrs. A. Oestreicher, Mrs. C. Wild-
' Cong. Flower Com., Mrs. D. Tiernan
1 Mrs. Sauer. Final arrangement.
were made for the Haar Supper to
be •given on November 22nd.
Zion' "Lutheran Church observes
Deub1e Jubilee
Sixty years ago in the late summer
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?,lhiv� srf was 'o"ndcdl and 25 ye.
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HILLSG REE!N
..Miiss Edna Cochrane visited 'neer
:cousins, Misses Annie and Agnes
1ochzane zn Clinton recently.
Mr. and: Mrs.; W. Huxtable of Cen
' ira1ea vassfed :''the ` latter's parents,
V1;r. and Mrs. ;Jas. Love.
Miss Dally Hagan is nursing Mrs.
T. C. Joynt in Clinton Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Chapman and
soon of Brucefield visited friends.
;*r_ and Mrs. Thos. Consitt of
*ensall vas' their son Mr, and
Mrs. R. Consitt.
SIT and Mrs. H. 1 cMurtrie of
7RCippen visited the iattet"s parents,
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BLAKE
Mr. Gus Clarke, acco11/paanied by
his sister Gwendolene ' of. Osidericii,
spent the. week -end with sdieir moth-
er, .Mrs. „E. Clarke.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gingerich
>rich site.
fa>/taily ,and • little Jeanie ,Spent Sup
day afternoon, with Mr ,and Mr,;
an, Gascho; at Lurich ' ' ' g
Mr. and Mrs. Dan SteckieY 1VIr:
and, Mrs. Allen ` Steckle and little'
Pr.ter, spent Sunday with Mr: and;
Mrs. Aaron Gingerich.
Mr: and Mrs. Amos Gascho anti
famaily spent' Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Bre`tMerman 6f the vil-
lage.
Mr, and Mrs..it:osl Johnston re-
turned home on Tuesday after spend
ing a tow days with theftdaughte,.
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t.,:.a ce was (Y dkt'' 'cl. Legt. Sunday
-the congregation observed this dott-
ble anniversary with two impressive
services.
Rev Paul Crraatipner, a
former pastor was the .guest:speak,
er and the local pastor Rev, Thoe. L.
Luft conducted the services. In the
morning service Rev. 'Luft read an
historical sketch of the congregation
since its inception. From small begin
rings the present large congregation
envolved. During these years eight;
pastorsserved the congregation, the
ninth and present pastor since the
spring of the present year. Order
residents of this community will re-
call ,the names of pastor Grauf, Him-
mler, Schroeder, and Eifert, while
the younger generation is acquainted
with the, naives; Thun, Graupner,
Bruer, and Ness. Nothing outstand-
ing or sensational occurred during
these GO years of existence, it was
rather a normal steady growth and
congregational activities were carried
on in quiet and unpretentious man-
ner. The choir under the direction
of Mr. Clayton Pfile, rendered splen-
did and appropriate selections at
each service. At both services the
church was well filled with members
and friends from far and near. The
chancel was beautifully and artistic-
ally decorated with ferns and baby
mums. On Monday evening an anni-
versary supper was served in the
basement of the church several hun-
dred participated in the well prepared
meal. During and following the sup-
per musical numbers, 'choir numbers
piano and vocal duetts, speeches and
recitations were offered for the en-
tertainment of the guests. The Lad-
ies Aid diad oharge of the preparati-
ion, decorating and serving and did
.their part well to make the affair a ,
success in every way. Rev. P. Graup
ner and famaily who had stayed over
for the supper left for their home in.
Faarn'+ington , Mich., on 'Tuesday ,
morning.
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. H. Ahray of Lon-
don visited on Sunday last with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hudson
Fred and Jack Stacey, also their
mother, Mrs. S. Stacey of Detroit,
visited with relatives and friends
here.
Wm. Consitt attended a meeting
of the Hay Fire Ins. Co., at Exeter
on Saturday last. Mr. Corisitt being
one of the directors.
Wm. Booth and Robt. Hethering-
ton of Wingham were in town on
Tuesday last. •
A great deal of_inter.est is 'being
shown in town in the trial of the
19132 Huron County Auditors which
was held at Goderich last week and
;this week, one of the Auditors be-
ing a well known Hensall resident.
Stariley
Bean .of St. Marys in in
town helping his brother John, who
is preparing his new store and bak-
ery, in readiness to move in shontly.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Davidson and
.:on visited in Listowell on Sunday
'. nit.
Rev. w: A. Young is improving
nicely after his recent operation and
his many -friends are • pleased to see
_rim around again.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Smith and
Mrs.. W. Consitt spent Tuesday list
in %Exeter.
The many friends of Mrs. T. C.
Johnt will be sorry to hear she has
riot been enjoying good health and
has gone to • Clinton hospital for
treatment.
Writ. Joynt of Toronto spent the
tveelt-end with relatives and friends
in town.
JohnBean is opening up a bakery.
the village in the shop forni.erly
occupied by Wm. A. McLaren, as a
hardware store. .Mr. Bean has for
-one time past been baking and
supplying customers fronthis home
about a mile south of the village on
the highway, but ,it will; be more con-
venient for him and his patrons to
have his bakery in the village, and
he will , no doubt, command a fair
share of patronage in .his newpre:-
raises so nicely fitted out. •
The fowl supper held by the Car-
mel Presbyterian church Thursday
evening was a great success. Despite
the very unfavorable weather and
roads the church was filled to cap-
acity. The many waiters at the
long tables were kept busily engaged
in serving right up to nine o'cock,
When 'the. entertainment took' place
in the auditorium of the church with
the pastor, Rev. W. A. Young, pre-
siding. The large choir of New St.
James Presbyterian church, London
i;4nder the leadership of Jack Mc-
•bermid"gave a full program. The
program was characterized through-
out :by. • moot: •wonderful 141011'in Song
and elocutioni tri large
audience.
ertsall' Council
lI ,Minutes
The regular, meeting of the Vil-
lage'Council was held on Monday ev
ening Nov. 6th, at 8 o'clock p.m. in
the Council Chambers with all mem-
bers of Councilbeing present.
•The minutes of the previous 'meet-
ing were read and adopted.
Mr. Petty reported the..• shed -roof
also the roof on the top of water
'mink as being painted.
lf1r. Jones r=eported se the gravel-
ling on K:n;• St., Cast, ts?sa i':e re.
pairing onother streets.
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Furnace HIof Water
Coils Rob Your Home
of Heat
PERHAPS you think your domestic supply
of hot water costs nothing extra when
heated by a coil in your furnace: Actually
this coil is robbing your home of comfort
and money. Actual tests made by responsi-
ble engineers show that every heating
mouth the furnace coil in a house ofaverage
size absorbs about 523 lbs, of coal for heat-
ing water alone. Your pocket is suffering
to the tune of close to $4.00 extra amonth.
Now is the time to cut down this
expense. Accept the Hydro offer
of a free electric water heater and.'.
you'll have immediately available a.
constant all -year-round hot water
service -clean, convenient,speedy
and economical—as much as you.
want, es hot as you want. Till in.
the coupon now. Mail it without
dela}*_
EE—What you
actually get
A Flat Rate Electric Water Heater
installed complete with thermo-
stat, tank insulation and ne esntL
wiring from the meter board to
the water heater.
What You 4 - ay For
The Electric Water Heater and
equipment are absolutely free of
.charge. Ilex= plumbing or wir-
ing is involved an. estimate will
be provided before work is pro-
" ceeded with. Pay for the current
you use at a new low monthly flat
rate. Hydro sates are. now • lowest.
in years. =+: ' l 4
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.Ask Your Ne ahbor Who Has 1,; .1.
Call at your local Hydro for complete information. The actual equipment,
is on view. If unable to come in, send the coupon.
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Communications were read front
the following:
Canadian Legion, Seaforth; Mun-
icipal World, St. Thomas; W. A. Gal-
braith, Clerk, Wing -ham; same, were
ordered filed.
Buis and accounts were read and
passed as follows:
School Board, current expenses
$800.00; J. Priest, repairing catch
basins $1; E. Sheffer repairing stop
sign $2.55; A. D. McGregor, draw-
ing gravel $11.707, Bonfhron Si. Drys-
dale supplies hall $2.40; Levi Rands
labor drain hall 1.70; J. Passmore,
Hydro 5.55; R. Todd, labor streets
SO; W. Nicol ditto 80; H. Foster
ditto 40c; F. Kennings, painting
shed and water tank $9.50; A. Ricker
wood for hall $16.00; Geo. Hudson
constable's services $4.90; W. Con -
sit,' selecting' jurors, $1.50; C. S.
Hudson, ditto $1.50;J. A. Paterson
'ditto $1.50.
Motion that we now adjourn.
James • A. Paterson,,, Clerk:'
ins: Installed in the Goderi::h Fruit'
Market. A sheet of glass 6x10 feet
as it was being lifted out of its crate
I crashed and fell to the pavement,
breaking into hundreds of pieces.
Fiordwich Record: Tuesday of this
I week marked the passing of banking.-
facilities
ankingfacilities in Gorrie and the >inaugur .
strum of a half-time service in Wrox
ate'''. The Bank of Commerce branch,
.at Gorrie has been closed 'and ithe -
maarager, W. A. :Sawtell, goes te•.
Nifrox ter to take charge of that
bra:eh, which will open in alternate. ,,,
days in conjunction with (the Ford--
' wick branch.
Although there is snow on the.
ground and antifreeze in the radi .
raitoes,, strawberries are still being:
picked in at least one Goderich gam-•
den. There is a healthy specimen oar '
display in The Star window. It was:
"grown by Manson Reid, Brock St.,
and was picked on Nov, Sth.
When the heavy laden truck of R'
'Bradley ran into a herd of cattle on:
:SaItford Hill, two of .the animals suf.- .,
fered ;broken legs and had to be -
destroyed. The ;accident was, a most...,
peculiar one. The truck, carrying 4
tons, had 'just 'rounded, the sharp, ,
curve when the cattle, bunched • Irv.
the subway, appeared in view. It:
was Impossible for the driver to stops
his truck in -'time, or to turn either
way without striking. the` 'sides .of. .
the narrow subway. The cattle , hada
broken loose front their pasture ana'.
wandered to;the•.r'iiig'htiay;'`they are:
owned by. Richard Dortep , ,;• 114s
. ()a all-ilg fish by 'the' ton °zn:s.°tlfe-*
;fishing waters( off G$defichlast we-
ek, .Jost Ap,• celebrate the.: election, or
immaI l ` fseKay to the B. C..• Legis
.lature last week. Two: of commercial his -broth-
ers�°CI
., l tzsliei'trrreii, on Mon-,
days brought in 4100 pounds of percls
Peter McDonald had 1,000 pounds
and "Mac" McDBnaid 600 pounds or
the same fist, Grahani Broliat brought
lin 2300 pounids"and"'teddy" McDon-
ald 900 found it, .of beautiful, large
firm` trout. ' This is a total of 8,900E
;pounds, or nearly , four and a half"
ton for one day, as much as the av
IsL ie .two week'; haul foss the local'
ilea -of flare•' tugs during sumttiel:-
,ittontlu .
COUNTY NEWS.
Ralph Willis,. of' the• 4th con., of
Stephen Twp. while plowing on Sat-
I,urday last was kicked in the leg by
a horse fracturing both bones of the
leg above the ankle.
The executive of the Bayfield fall
fair are .asking the prize winners to
gall at once and get their prizes as
the ofiicers are anxious to have the
bisSinessof tFie last fair P.etttled.
Alvin McDonald of Brussels, a stu
dent lin the Seafortth Collegiate re-
served a 'bad' ShakinE' .up and' had hi
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car badly- damaged last M:on.day, as
he was grounding a curve at two
miles north of, Seafonth; lie hit the
dit'h and smashed off ,a• Hydro pole.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wild Grand
Bend, !aft recently fins Florida to
spend the winter. They' will camp
along the way having a new' trailer
They expect to spend a few weeks
in 'Oaklahos where' Mrs;r Wind's'
mother lives.
There was a;mighty- Brash of'piate
glass the other clay in Gem rich, nt
the corner of Efts:, St: and the Square
where a beautiful new 'front is' be-
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