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Mr. Walter - McBride is wearing a
• =sale, ilts.„ a girl.
and Mrs. Menno Wagier and
;daughter Violet of Petersburg, were
• -Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
4,1ake Swartzentruber.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. aingerich and
'Saari -By and Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Steckle and Peter and Miss Mary
Gingerich were Sunday , visitors with
11111r. and Mrs. Amos Gingerich.
1111r. and Mrs. Amos Gaseno and
• family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Oesch and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Sara Gingerich.
Mr, and Mrs: Christ Bechler and
gamily of Iowa, are visiting with his
„sister, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Erb..
Butchering is the order of the day
in this vicinity.
Glad to report that Mr. Jim.JOhn-
-Ston who is hi the Goderich Hospital
is getting along as well ...is can be
le7k-petted,.
HILLSGREEN
Mrs. G. -Oesk,reicher is on the sick
list. We hope for a speedy recovery
Mr. and Mrs. George Stire left lalt
week for London, where they will
spend several weeks with their dau-
ghters.
The Lutheran Christmas entert.ain-
ment will be held on Christmas eve.
December 24th.
Deafh of Mrs. William J. Abel
Mrs. Wm, J. Abel age 03 died sud-
denly at 12.30 a.m. Sunday in her
home 607 West Fourth street, where
she had lived for 19 years. Appar-
ently in good health Mrs. Abel suf-
fered a stroke of apoplexy at 10.45
p.m. Saturday and died less than two
hours later. Rosary service was held
inth residence . •at .8 p.m. Funeral
Service was held Wedn'esday at 8.30
a.m. in the residence and at 9 a.m.
in St, Marys church of Royal Oak,
Burial, was held at Holy Sepulchre
cemetery. Mrs. Abel was formerly
Katherine Mclsaac, was born ,Janu-
ary "20th 1871 at Dashwood, Ont.
and was married to Willem J. Abel at
Detrot •in 1897. Surviving are her
husband, four sons, William J. Jr.,
age 32, Roy 28, an employee of the
Royal Oak City water .department
and Alvin age 24 all at home. Three
sisters, Mrs. Joseph Vernon of Dear-
born, Mrs. R. Armstrong of London,
and Mrs. Otto Restemeyer of Dash-
wood; hree brothers, Peter Mclsaac
of Dashwood, Daniel Mcisaac of
Crediton and Angus Mclsaac of De-
troit and two grandchildren, Grace
Ellen age 5 and Billy Abel age 3 of
St. Clair Shores.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Robinson spent
-.he week -end with friends in Mitch -
Mr. and Mrs. W. Davidson were
visited during the week with friends
groin Stratford.
Miss Dolly Hagan has been nurs-
ing Mrs. Norman Cook of Hensall.
Miss Edna Cochrane spent the we-
ek -end with her cousins at Clinton.
The service in the Hillsgreen chu-
Tell on Sunday afternoon was with-
drawn owing to the funeral service
•of the late Mr. Jas. Johnston of
Kippen.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Datars and
daughter Marjorie of Dunville, sp-
ent a few deys in this vicinity.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Miss Hazel Smillie (the teacher)
and the pupils of S. S. No. 5, Stan-
ley, assisted by the you -ng people of
the section are preparing a Christ-
mas concert and entertainment to be
pat on in the schoolhouse on the
evening of Friday, December 21st,
Admission. 15c.
HENSALL
Roy Palmer of Windsor visited his
parents here, .
Chas Cooper has purchased from
the Ross estate the brick cottage and
two acres of land situated on No. 4
Highway, two miles south of town,
Arthur Dick of London spent the
week -end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. • Dick.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood of Ex-
,
eter visited with Mrs. John Dinsdale. I
Reeve Jones was in Goderich last
week attending County Council.
Mrs.. A. G. Smillie recently return -
Rev. and Mrs. C. Eicher and son ed from Toronto with her son, ,Dr.
Elmer Eicher: and wife of hieago, •Iv.an„.Gz Sraillie,• and is -for the pres-
visited with Mrs. Eielier's sister, Mrs. .ent keeping house for. himi,p• .
his
Nelson Keys and friends in Stanley. office apartments here. The:rooriis
Mr. Eichler also gave an interesting have late& .been dec"-Orated, hall at.
raissionary address at the Goshen the rear and doctor's office mg
church. last Tuesday evening. stairs.
A hole was blown out in the,boiler
at Geiger & Son's flax mill on. Tues-
day morning of last week, but no
Mr. Elgin McKinley attended a
poultry convention at Hamilton on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hayter and one was seriously hurt. The mill is
family of Detroit visited with the shut down, till a new boiler is in-
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hayter over the week -end.
DASHWOOD
The Evangelical Christmas enter-
aeainment will be held on Christmas
might, Dec. 25th. On Sunday evening
December 23rd a program will be
„given by the choir and the C. E.
and.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Mclsaac and Mr.
,and Mrs. 0. Restemeyer visited
in London on Sunday.
stalled.
While going north on No. 4 high-
way last Friday afternoon, Archie
Rowcliffe's car .collided with 'another
car at Brucefield. Rowcliffe's car tur-
ned completely -over arid he teCeiv-
ed serious injuries. It was fearedat
first that his back was broken but an
x-ray showed that Was not the case.
He is improving nicely.
The Chamber of Commerce hi -
tend having a community Christmas
! tree on Saturday afternoon, Dec. 22
and aT1 the children of Hensall and
surrounding district are especially
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ABBEY -HARRIS NEWS
Massey -Harris Tractor and walking plows won 60 Drizes
at International Match; nearest competitor won only 38
There's a Reason!
ff. Now that the harvest is over we would appreciate set-
tlement on Repair Accounts by Nov. lst. The pleasure
of giving was puts, and, the convenience yours
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help. "PLEASE!'' -„;„
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25,000 mile tires for' 545 I
30,000 mile tires for ...... .. ...... . ........7.05
If you like to save money let us re -tire your ear.
• We have a few used Tires cheap.
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Even though your garage be as cold as an igloo,
Blue Sunoco will snap your car into instant action:
Dependable quick -starting is the result of slcillftd
manufacturing and cannot he obtamThed by adding
those chemicals which help only in reducing
knocks. * * * Today, no anon= fnel, not even
extra -priced gasoline, starts cold motors quicker
than Blue Sunoco, and it sells at regular gas price.
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invited to be present. Santa Claus will
be present and have a package of
candy for every boy and girl.; A spl-
endid time is looked forward .to. Re-
member the date.
Rector and Bride Honored
On the afternoon of Monday, Dac.
3rd, the Anglican clergy of Huron
Deanery with wives, met at St. Tho-
mas Church, Seaforth, to extend their
good. wishes to Rev. M. B. Parker,
rector of Hensel], and his bride, The
bride was presented with an electric
toaster after which very dainty re-
freshments were served.
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"Ooderich• and expensrs 2.67; C. Cook
salary 67.50; J. A. Paterson; salary
and by-laws. 100.00; F. G. Bonthron
salary 45.00; Geo. Hudson • 256.00;
' J. A. Foster fire dept. 25.00.
Motion that Poll Tax By-law No.
10, 1934 be given first and second
reading and filially passed.
Motion that we now adjourn to
meet again Dec. 15 at 8 p.m.
i• J. A. Paterson, Clerk
COUNTY NEWS
ing the banquet he Was honored
when he was presented with a large
certificate, attesting with a large cer-
tificate, attesting o his 37 years'
service with the railway.
December Flowers
Miss Wilma Hay, Seaforth, brou-
ght into the Expositor office on Dec-
ember lst, a bouquet of pansia.%
which she had picked that day in the
garden at the home of her raother,
Mrs. W. S. Hay. Miss Harriet Mur-
ray, also picket a bouquet of dak,ies
on the same day. All of which.
Drawing at Mt •. Carmet
most unusual for ecemb
Hensall Council Minutes v Burton Macdonald, of Brussels I A. drawing for prizes was liolidl at
. sliped on the slippery platform of the Mt 'Carmel Hall Wed, .evening last.
The regular meeting afthel*illagf?' N.R. Station there and broke a with the following restilts,.*Afglutu,„
Council was held on the . evening ,of
December 8th, at 8 p.m. with coun-
cillors Sangster and Petty being ab-
sent. Minutes of previous meeting
were read anduadopted.
G. Hess and C. Moore appeared -ea
ldelegateion from the Chamber of.
Commerce re, the Christmas tree and
asking for a donation to same. :e
Motion, that we grant $15 to be us-
ed for the Christmas tree fund. • .
F. G. Bonthron, tax collector, re-
ported re taxes of $4750.00 being
paid to date. The Clerk reported to
the Tax sale at Goderich and the;pur:
chase of the C. Wolff .nrevrty
$9 (3.80 for.' the municipatIV.wi
Jones repotted re the p;rav,•alling of
the streets.N.
Communications .reatt,a`s follOwst
TiPrvey McLaren, War . Memorial°
Children's Hospital, H. J. A.. MeB19--
,
en, same filed. '
Bills and Accomits read as follows
Chamber of Commerce grant 154
Villand labor strs 1.80; Hensalal
Hydro, hydro 6.88; 0. Alexander,
gravel strets 10.15; W. J. • Harvey,
drawing gravel strets 50.75; P. Don-
nelly, legal advice 2.004 A. W. E.
Hemphill, suplies 7.85; F. W. Hess,
printing 41.75; Moore 1.3ro;. repairs'
hone in his leg above, ,the ankle. 1won by Rev. S. B. Doyle of Welland.
. Roy E. Dick, who ha's been "eleCted Ont., 100 lbs. flour, Barbara White;
Exeter; colored blanket, Margaret
Reeve of Watford, is a native of
McDonald, Toronto; Bed Spread,. S.
Huroncounty. He was born in 'Hayi Morrission, Dashwood. The drawing
tCrynship and later lived hi'llertiall.
.. ,i WaS made .by Wrn.-8iieitzer; Reeve
F. C. Elford of Ottawa, Dominion ' of Stephen Township.
Poultry Husbandman, Holmes:villa
Huron Judging Teama
old •boy, is at present at St. Peters-
burg, Florida, having been ordered 1 The Huron live stock judging
team.
south for his health. I came fourteenth in a class of forty
contestants at the Toronto Winter
Ernest Gordon Howes has been ap- Fair. The cam was composed of
pointed caretaker of the Clinton Stewart McEwen, Stanley; Frank
postomce, succeeding R. Walton, Archibald, Tackersmith, and" Jack
Who retires on pension 'after 20 yrs. Moylan, iviocatip
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Beryl. . Howes is a war vetern.
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Bra Band for, Exeter
• ,,,,„ Mill Nowl;coing ' 'A ' brasS, band' has been "organiketf
Wm..Reid of Varna,..thas now :a . p t, Eieet ., . .:,-,,
er; Wit& Theddore. ,l/ifiiIper,
fully equipped mill.for. grinding and ; •
former 65nducter Of the Dashwood'
rolling, and is prepared to render band; as iettdei,„. txett.x. ittena.6 r_v_
service to the public. , c. , . • " ••1
• " ,1"ing)an Old ,bey'SY,ireuniott nett 'Yeit-ip
Many Happy Reitirti. . and considers a band is necessat toy
Huron Expositor: Town Clerk a successful eelebration.
John A. Wilson observed his 75th
birthday last Tuesday at his home
here. He was born in Waterloo Co-
unty November 27, 1859, but has
Fovest Editor Loses Wife
Mary Madeline Melochie, wife of
H. Pettypiece, editor, .of the For-
l'ettiTpiece, VOrest
Attempted Robbery
Early Sunday morning last the'
doorse of the storeroom of the Ex-
eter Rural Hydro at the rear or Dr..
J. Ward's were forced open and night
constable W. Wareing coming upon
the scene noticed the door swinging
and intxesfigated. found that the
Tact had been forced, a bolt drawn.
through the door, a nut having been
stripped off the bolt on the inside.
The discovery was made about 2.30'.
&clack and Robt. Crawford, an em-
playee, was notified. A check-up of
the tools revealed that nothing was..
mess% •
Autos Meet
A '
lma° accident occurred onine ,
Main St., Exeter' when itz•Chev. sed -'-
an driven by,J, 41. Doer , of Auburn;.
was rim into by a car driven' by S.-
lil.tton of Exeter, who was in the act
Of turaingc, around. at Harvey milt:
and 'was looking to see if a car was
cawing from the rear and failed to,
notice a ear coming from the north..
'Bs car struck the Auburn car near -
the left front fender darnaging it
considerably. Fortunately no one.
was hurt. In the ear with Daer were.
tv,To ladim. The ocetipants of the car.
were en their way;to London and
were taken to the city and later dri-
nAolleir 4i Auburn by Mr..
tton
D.
scitioot, REPPRT
The following is the monthly re-
port for November of S. 5. No. 4,
$lanle3r-, ;,. • '
Fifth—Stuart Viratson 47%, Jean
Donor 46.
Jr. IV—Gordon WEstlake 81, Bil-
ly Armstrong 80, meivin Greer 75,.
Ethel Watson 67.
Sr. HT—Ilene Greer 71, Madge
spent the most of his life in sea- est Free Press, died Nov. 25th attire Houston71, Wilfred Ila a.
forth. family residence, Forest, after a lin- jr. III—Andrew Rau 55.
Honored by C. N. It.. gering illness, aged 91 years. Be- II—Dewar Talbot 82, Anthony
Wm. Brine Seaforth, was in Tor- sides her husband she leaves to roure Ti 59.
hall .50 ; Dr. G. Col.4 et salary, exp., onto last weetk attending the 'tun rt one daughter, Miss Eleanor Petty- Pr. ---,Lorraine Talbot, Joan Greer,„.
90.75; County Treas„ tax sale pur- banquet of the Canadian Nationa' piece at home , and two sons, Rev, lean Rau.
chase 06,80; J. A. Paterson expenses Railway Veterans Assteiatton.. Our-- F. G. L. Pettypiece, of attatfoyd.andb orap.o, kto.t50?, teseuer.
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