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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1927-06-16, Page 54 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATe TJIEBSDAT,' ‘TUNE lGtli, 1927 Wj guTwol of ©omnteriE CLINTON, ONTARIO Students may enter at any time Why not attend the School that has the Highly Qualified Staff, ’ : The only School that teaches real Practical Business Training from start to finish. - , < • _ ' _ Where High School students and teachers are taught spscial- izecl expert training in Business Administration and Secretarial Scince and are sure of a good po sition, rapid promotion and big income.COURSES Stenographic,.Commercial, Secretarial, General Office, Cicil Service Commercial Teachers Course and Special Couxses arranged. For Information Write to B. F. WARD, B.A., M,Accts. phone 198 ... Principal HENSALL Mr. and Mrs. Webber visited 4n- London on Friday. . ■ Mr. Alex. Murdo’ck was in'London •Monday on business,.’ • ' , . All'S, E. Murray,,, of Detrpit, is .■yisitins .relatives..and friends in ..-town.. ’ * ' < Air. and Mrs. L,7.Sullins visited for a few days with Mr- .and Airs. Geo. Hudson. . . Mr. A. W. E, Hemphill Uyuggists’ convention at Sast week. . ‘ Mr.. and Afrs/ J, Dick, 'Visited for a few days Thos. Dick. A large crowd’’from this district attended the circus at London on Wednesday. Rev. Air. Sinclaii’ preached anni­ versary services •’ at Elimville on Sunday last. . attended a Hamilton. of Orillia, with Mrs. The .pupils of the Continuation school are writing .on their tions this week. A number from Hensall the street dance at Clinton nesday evening, „ Dr. Jas. Bell, of Harrisburg spent the past week visiting relatives and friends in town. Airs. L. MiHer, of Windsol’, visit­ ed over the week-end with relatives and friends in town, Air. Jack visited over mother and Mr. examina- attended on Wexl- ‘Woman, behold Ihy 26, 27 ‘ Miss Eleanor Fisher •ORGANIST HENSALL UNITED CHURCH TUITION IN PIANO •‘Terais Moderate Phone 68 Radios and Rafteries Come in and see our new JVIa'r- ^coniphoiie, Fierce Airo and Westing­ house Radio sets. We repair all •anakes of batteries and recharge batteries. PRICES AIODERATE ROY WEBBER DR. R. P. I. DOUGALL Honor graduate of Faculty of Slsdicixxe, and’ Master of -Science, "University - of Western Ontario. Member of College, of Physicians ,-3*nd Surgeons of.. Ontario. Office ftwo doors east of Post Office. iPhone 56 Residence 114 HENSALL, ONT. In the Latest Designs Prices from 10c. to §1.59 PER ROLL HARDWOOD . FLOORING LAID AND POLISHED Carmicheal, of Detroit, the week-end sister here. John Steacy and Dowell, of Detroit, visited week-end with relatives in The Odd Fellows of Hensall Lodge intend holding a decoration service at the Union cemetery oxi Sunday, June 26th. The services in the United church on Sunday last were largely attend­ ed, Rev. Air. Smith, of Elixiiville preaching at both services. Aliss Eliza Newell who was in Victoria .Hospital, London, for a couple of weeks has returned home much improved in health. The members of the Anglican church are improving the appearance of the rectory by having it nicely painted, the Work is being done by the members of the church. Airs. (Dr.) Irving and* daughter, Katharine and Mr. axid Airs: G. W. Sutherland, of St. with Dr. Fletcher Irving’s sister, Mrs. Usborne, this week, Air. Fred Steacy, week visiting his brother John in Detroit, returned home on Saturday evening and left on Tuesday morn­ ing for Beaverton whei’e he is em­ ployed in the Standard Bank. The congregation of St. Paul's Anglican .church are havng services of unusual character on Sunday, June 26tlx, when they will celebrate their 50th anniversary. Rev. Air. Williams, Bishop pf Huron will be present foi’ the day. Dr. Cliff, of London is taking Di*. Dougall’s practise while the Dr. is away on his wedding trip. Dr. Dougall was married oix Tuesday at London to Miss Browxx Mills, the doctor’s bride graduate of the Medical London. The concert put on in Hall on Friday evening last by the pupils of Miss Greta Lammie was well attended and enjoyed by all present. The selections givexx by each one showed the careful train­ ing’that they were receiving from Miss Lammie. Mr. Ezra Willard superintend ant on Highway "London Kippeu and the c. xvith his Air. Joe, over the town. Marys visited and with Mrs. C. Dougall, of who spent last of Eddy’s is also a school at the Town J. Sangster, Hensall <SBORNE <& HIBBERT AIUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Office, President, '"Vice-President, ’. Farquhar, Ont. jaaies mckenzie SIMON DOW DIRECTORS ttrank mcconnell, wai. brock NORRIS JOHN ALLISON AGENTS ;5OHN ESSERY, Centralia, Agent for Usborne and Biddulph OLIVER HARRIS,. Munro, Agent for .Hibbert, FullaxTon and Logan W. A. TURNBULL • Secretary-Treasurer 99, Exeter, Ontario. GLADAIAN & STANBURY Solicitors, Exeter I ......... don on Thursday afternoon last and ai’e away now on a wedding trip, Oxx Jheix’ x’eturxi to Hensall they will live in the Neilands house on Ox­ ford street. Air. and Airs. AIcKin- non are very popular in Hensall and their many friends here extend to tlxenr warxnest congratulations, , The Watkins & Wilson Georgia Vaudeville Show put on a concert ixi the Town Hull on Wednesday even­ ing to a crowded house, the concert consisting of comedy, singing, string music buck and wing dancing, mono­ logues and novelty acts, was greatly enjoyed sent. What accident noon when Air. A. Hilderbrant ac­ companied by three Hensall young ladies,, when driving south on the London road and about to make the turn at Centraloa, the car took to the ditch. Luckily no one was hurt, hut the car was badly demolished, the top tore off, Llxe windshield smashed,, and one wheel broken. Dr. Joe. Aiken, who is here assist­ ing Dr.. A. R, Campbell, has beeh signed up by Lucan. Irish Nine, and pitched his first game for them against Sarnia oxi Saturday last, and although Lucan failed to come through with a win, Dr. Aiken’s ef­ forts ori the mound were very sat­ isfactory to the Lucan management. Chas. Coward was also on the Lucan’ line-up and turned in a. good game in centre field xxnd also at the bat. The regular meeting of the Young People’s League of the United church was held on Monday evening with Aliss J. Johnson presiding- The meeting was opened by the singing of a hymn after which Miss Grace Stone led in prayer followed by all repeating the 23rd Psalm The Scripture lesson was read respon­ sively, after which the secretary read the minutes of the last meet­ ing. The topic was very ably given by Aliss Pybus ’oxi ■ China. Aliss Slay favored the league with a humorous' reading, after which the meeting was closed by all repeating the Mizpath* benedicition. The Conservatives of South Hur­ on will hold tlxeii’ annual meeting in the Town Hall, Hensall, on Wed­ nesday afternoon, June 22nd. Of­ ficers will be elected for the coming , year and delegates selected for tlxe Winnipeg convention.' Amongst the speakers expected to be present and address the meeting will be the Hon. John Alartin, Ontario’s' brilliant young Alinister of Agricultui-e. As Wednesday afternoon is a holiday a large crowd is expected. The Liberals of South Huron will hold thoix’ meeting on the following Thursday. the worth ol -Christ: hold thy son; son mother,” St. John 20: ........... terment took place in Hensall Union cemetery, the pallbearex’s being Al'essrs. G. C. and Lock Petty, Alfred Taylor, G. J. Sutherland, Geo. Case and Richard Blatchford, all old and esteemed friends of the deceased. The beautiful floral offerings con­ sisted of A pillow from the family; sprays from Geo. w. Armstrong and the family of the late G. W. Reyn­ olds, Port Dover; wreaths from Dr. Dougall/ the choir of st. Paul’s church, the Tillsonburg News and staff,* and the teachers of Hamilton School, Calgary. HENSALL DEFEATS ZURICH ILS III' CREDITON and Mrs. Edgar Horney and sons, of Strattord, spent Sun; by *tlie large audience pre. might have been a serious occurred on Sunday after­ Zurich were defeated on their own,diamond on Alonday evening by the score of 6 to 3 by the improved Hensall team. Hensall took the lead .early in the game and main­ tained a comfortable margin all through tlie game. Venner, on the mound for the visitors was in top form, allowing few safe hits and hud ten strikeouts to his credit. O’Brien pitched steady ball for Zurich, but Hensall, as a team, batted excep­ tionally well and collected a number of good hits, several of the extra base variety. The game was a good exhibition of ball, with few errors and went eight Innings, with no free passes to first being handed out by walks. Batteries—Zurich, O’Brien and Bedard. Hensall—Venner and Horton. COUNCIL AIEETING A special meeting of the council ,was held on Saturday evening to hear the report of the committee appointed on June 2nd who were to- inspect-the water tanks at the xnills and Ring ,George Hotel, and also the raising of the sidewalk in front of Brown &• Clark’s blacksmith shop. Councillor Higgins reported that he had made an inspection of the tanks and sidewalk accompanied by Air. Alf. Taylor, and as Air. Taylor was present at the meeting he was called on to give his views and probable cost of the work. Aftex- Air, Tayloi' had addressed the council it was moved by Higgins and seconded by Priest that Mr. Taylor be given the job of raising the sidewalk in front of the Brown & Clark property, said work to .be don? by day labor. It was then moved by Higgins second­ ed by Cameron that Geo. -Hudson, and Councillor Priet remove the old’ top on the tank at the King George Hotel and have the tank cleaned and repaired and a new cement top nut on it. Reeve Geigei* reported that the oil for the streets would be here soon and it was moved by Con- sitt, seconded by Cameron, that Councillor Higgins look aftei’ the putting on of the oil. The council then adjourned to meet again on the first Alondav of July on motion of Cameron and Priest. THAMES ROAD will be the new the Provincial _ _____ _____ _ Road’’ between Kippen and the cement at Exeter North, 7 and a half miles, quite a lot of work will be clone on this division this summer preparing the be clone'road fox- paving which will ixi the neai* future. The anniversary services Carmel Presbyterian church day last were largely. attended. The church being filled to capacity both morning and evening.. Rev. 'Jas. Cordoner, B. D.. of the Presbyterian church, London, delivered' excellent sermons and special music was given by the choir for the occasion. Mr. ■ John Alousseau has got his rollex* coaster going, and oxi Satur­ day evening created quite an .excite­ ment. Large crowds enjoying the rides. Again on Tuesday, evening he entertained a large crowd. M’r Alousseau has several offers from summer resort proprietors wanting him to move his coaster to resort fox* the summer. Mr. Donald A'IcKinnon and Jessie Parks were married at SCHOOL REPORT Sr. IV.—Eldred Smith, Alildred Smillie, ■ Jean Bell, Clare Zeufle, Harold Klunn, Royce Welsh, Alarldn Sinclair, Lulu Lindenfield, Joyce Scruton. Ed.. Little. Jr. IV.—Mabel Workman, Bob. Houston, Irene Daters, May Ken­ ning, Lizzie .Bean, Grace Brock, Beyrl Drummond. Eleanor Skinner, Howard Hemphill, Albert Wolfe, Irene Hoggarth.■ Sr. III.r-7-HazeJ Hudson, Alice Hig­ gins, Will. Nicol, Marion AIcKay, Gladys Passmore, Will.’ Dfu’mmoud, Roy Brock. Norman KlcKay, Florence McDonald-, Eleanor Bell, Iso’bel Smale Harold Appleton, Harold Foster Aldon Appleton. • . Hoss, of Tuckersmith, visited in our burg last wpeek. D.' Armstrong, of London, Mrs. friends Aliss spent the week-end at home here. Air. and Mrs. Hy. Anderson spent Sunday among their old * friends at Thames Rd.- Mr. Philip Madge visited with his old friend Mr. Hy. Francis over Sun­ day. Mr. Sim. Pollen and Air. Arnold Gamble, of Petrolia, with Harvey and his friend Harry Snell, of eter, spent Sunday with Air. Airs. Wm. Pollen. Air three ____________ . r......... day with the forxnei’’« sister, Air. and Airs. Wm. Alotz, Mr. and Airs. Allen Brown and daughter, Kathleen and the former’s motijer, AIx*. Brown, Sr„ and Airs. Aluriel Drummond and daughter Ruth, all of Ailsa Craig, spent Sun­ day with Airs. A. Brown’s sister, Mrs. Chris. Hoffman and family. Air. and Airs. Joseph Bullock and daughter, spent Sunday with Mrs. Bullock's parents, Air. and Airs. Gower iix Woodham. Air. and Airs. Frances Flynn sp< Sunday with the hitter's grandpar­ ents. Air. and Airs. Tetreau at Grund Bend, Mr. Mrs: spent The Sheardown boys of Goderich spent Sunday with theix' mother, Mrs Henry Sheardown, who is improving from her recent illness. Rev, G. Wesley Rivers, of Park­ hill will preach in the United church at Crediton, Brinsley and Shipka next Sunday, June 19th, in the ab­ sence of the pastor who will be speaking at the Sunday School An­ niversary Services at the Whalen United church .on the ■ Centralia charge. Air. Rivers preaches in the Crediton church In the evening at 7 o’clock.. . . We, are sorry to heai’ that Melvin Lamport, son of Kir. and Mrs. Ezra Lamport is laid up with pneumonia. We hope for a speedy recovery. Air. and Air. G. E. Wenzel spent Sunday at Listowel at tlie home of the former’s- parents. Mrs. Wen­ zel’s nxothei’ is not very well, and is under the doctor’s care. We hope she will sooix recover.' Air..'Jacob-Schwartz left last week foi’ Alt.- Clexnens were he will take bath treatments. We wish him suc­ cess. Miss/Anges Lamport,, daughter of Air. and Airs. Samuel Lamport- is undei’ the ’ doctor’s care;her sistei* Grazilla, nurse of Flint., was called home to take care of her, We wish her a speedy recovery. Airs. Joseph Haist, who has been visiting at Battlecreek and Detroit returned home on Friday accompan­ ied by Air. and Airs. Harrison Holtz­ mann and family, of Detroit, who Stayed the week-end. Mr. Royal Haist lias returned from Detroit to spend a few week’s holidays with his parents Air. and Mrs. Henry Haist. Air. and Kirs. Henry Eilber, St., and AIT. and Afrs> George Eilber are spending a few days at Grand Bend. Rev. and Airs. Otto Brown and family returned to their home at Whitehouse, Ohio, on Thursday last accompanied by Mrs. Henry F. Eil­ ber. Those who attended the funeral June 1st of the la'te Mr. William Clark, of Lion Head, Ont., a brother of James Clark were: l\Ir. and Kirs. Francis Clark and Air. Jas. Clark and daughtei’ and Airs. Bert Kestle. Mix and Mrs. Clyde Fleming and Mr. and AIi'S, Harry Roberts, of De­ troit, spent the week-end with Mr. and Airs. John F. Wein. Mi*, and Mrs. William James, of London, spent Sunday at the home of Air. and Airs. Mich. S. Finkbeiner. Miss Gai s er, Daniel from a Scott, of Detroit. The Gregory family attended the Gregory re-union held in Nissuria on Saturday. Air. E. N. Shier is installing a new steam heating system in his stare and dwelling Dashwood. I. at Edward Fahner and Mr. and Wm. Fischer and son Emery Thursday in London. ■ Mr. held in on Sun-' their Miss Lon- DEATH OF AHLS. W. H. REYNOLDS The death took place* on Sunday, May 29th, of Airs. W. H. Reynolds, one of the- pioneers' of- this village of Hensall audrhighly respected in the community. Mrs. Reynolds was born in Clifton, Bedfordshire,. Eng­ land, in 1S44, coming to .Canada in. 1874 with».her husband, tlie late AV. H. Reynolds, who predeceased hex’ 7 years ago. After a year or two in London and Exeter the family set­ tled in H-ensallrwhere she has resid­ ed until liei‘ death. Kirs. Reynolds was the beloved mother of ten children, six girls and four boys, six of -whom survive Ker; William, of Tillsonburg; Amy and Airs. T. .G. Robinson, at home;-Mrs. Geo, Ram­ sey, of Willows, Sask..; Percy, of Moosejaw, Sask., and Florence, of Calgary. The funeral, . Which was private, was held on Thursday, June 2nd, the impressive Anglican service being conducted at the home by Rev. Mr. Naylor, rector of St. Paul's church, assisted by Rev. A? R. E. Garrett, of the church of the Re­ deemer, London. Air. Naylor spoke feelingly and • eloquently of the family life, basing his discourse on '«*T*HERE are m4My reasons for the choice of • j A Chevrolet in die two - car home — its de­ pendability in alt wcathera and under all con­ ditions—its quick response, ease in handling, and its irresistible beauty appealing to the finer tastes; The many improvements first in­ troduced in low-priced cars by Chcvrdlet and the striking beauty of design and color make it * car worthy of service to those who also own the costliest Of cars. More and more the own- m of big care are now turning to Chevrolet for a second ctir. _____________________ -*<-» n .'<ti.tr> - , ~ ' "'Pricw d* Fat I try, few The Mast Beautiful Chevrolet-io Chevrolet' CF-»H« - History with its Fisher-built Body—its Duco color—its hosLs of mechanical refinements in­ cluding oil filter, air cleaner and many others —is selling at new, low prices, the lowest for which Chevrolet has ever been sold in Canada, Touring - - - - >655 Caupe ..... >7»o Sedan ..... >««5 Landau Sadau >>>• ■ Roadster ■ ■ * ^<555 Sport Roadster Coach 4 . . , . >760 Cabriolet * >S90 « Imperial Latidau Sedan * ... . . Roadster Delivery Coaa'rclCi»aeM>49O l-Ton Truck CMttda' , »■ » >649 £3 9 evrolet History Ex- and Elimville left visit and Airs.. Ben Williams last Friday on a trip west to relatives in Manitoba and Saskat­ chewan, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Murch and family were in London last Sunday visiting relatives.*" Quite a few--from this appoint­ ment attended Zion Anniversary services last Sunday. Mrs. Elford, of Port Hope, visit­ ed at Mr. Wesley Johns during the past week. Mr. and Airs. H. Ford and family were in St, Thomas last Sunday. They attended the Alma College Baccalaureate seiwice held in Cen­ tral United. church. Among the graduates were several daughters of missionaries in China, Aliases Sparling and Carscaillen. Helexi Mclsaac, Aliss Clara Miss Lyla Plaist and Air. Alclsaac. have returned home motoi’ trip after spending the week-end with relatives in Detroit, Children’s Day next Sunday in the Evangelical church. Crediton. The forenoon service beginning at 10:00, the sermon will be in the interest of tlie Sunday school, followed by the regular session of the Suxtday school with n missionary’ appeal given by Aliss Pearl Holtzman. The evening’s program begins at 7:30 and is in charge of the energetic young people of the- church. Special features: Junior choix* singing, ladies’ and men’s cliordses besides the usual iu- t eresting exercises given by th n primaries and juniors of the school. Every class has something special to do in connection with the program. The offerings for the day are the general missionary society of Evangelical church. Kirkton Sibley, S.- United REDUCTION IN SIZE OF V. BILLS It is announced that the States is to reduce the size of their paper mOuCy. The bills will be re­ duced about one and one-third inches in length and three-quarters of an inch in width a lowering in manufacturing costs of about $2,- 000,000 annually. for the Dr. H.H. Cowen, L. D. S, d. d. s. DENTAL SURGEON At office in Hartleib Block, Dash­ wood, first three das of week and at office over the Post Office, in Zurich, last three .days of week. 1 .. . i Sun-1 I last Pon- I Airs. D. Betclxen, of London, visit-. ed in this vicinity last week. Rev. F. B. Aleyex* visited in Elm­ wood last week. Air. Vernon Schatz, who has been on the sick list, we are pleased to' say is ’ Mr. led On ’ Mr, Council in Goderich-.last week. A strawberry social will be held in the Evangelical church, Dash­ wood, on June 24tli, | Several from here attended the Tattoo in Waterloo last week. i Air. and Airs. Alay, of Kitchener,' spent the week-end with Air. aiid ’ Airs. S. Oestre’icher. . , Mr. G. Nadiger, whq has been vis-' iting.in Preston for some time has returned. . . Rev. C. J. itillinger, of London, will occupy the pulpit in an church next Sunday Mr. and Airs. Bills, Mr. and Airs. England, of Tiled-! ford, were visitors in town on day. Airs. Noel) returned home week after a pleasant visit in t’iae. • recovering.. . j Rutherford, of Toronto, cal-; friends in town Friday.- j R. Goetz attended County the Luther- morning, of Detroit spent the week-end with Mi’, and Mrs. H. Rader. -Greenway Keep in mind the Lawn Social at the United’ church on June 22nd. Strawberries and cream and a good program will attract a good crowd. Come and enjoy it. Admission 40 and 20c. Next Sunday will be communion service in the United church. Remembex’ the union picnic on Saturday 18th ’to be held in the United church grounds, Grand Bend. Air. and* AlTs. H, Hayter, of Bay- field, were guests of Air. and Airs. W. H. Hayter last week. The cement work on the new shed at the United church and for Air. E. Bullock’s barn was completed last week. Air. Jas. Geromette has purchased a new threshing outfit and is pre­ pared to fill all orders with des­ patch. Air. I. Bestard, road commissioner lias a gang of .men widening the road north of Greenway. Air. and Mrs. Arthur Dinsdale and family and Air. Standing, of Chat­ ham, are visiting Mr. -and AIx’s. Jas. Luther. shipka D J et j. McDonnellHensall - Ontario Rev. J. L. Foster has the sym­ pathy of the community in the’death of his mother, who .passed away on Saturday, after a short illness. Mrs. E. Paul, of London, Eng., is visiting her daughter Mrs. R. Hum­ phries. Mr. Albert Shier had a valuable cow killed by lightning during the storm on Wednesday night. Rev. Thos. Haztewood. of Court-’ right an old school boy will be preacher for the Anniversary here next Sunday. What might have a been a serious accident happened on Saturday ev­ ening when Cameron McLean, who was on his way to Kirkton lost con­ trol of his car while nearing a small bridge on the 14tli concession. The car crashed into the railing breaking it off and wrecking the car. The anniversary services of St. I Paul’s church past off nicely on Sun­ day. The church was filled both morning and evening. Rev. R. Boul- teel the new pastor occupied the pul­ pit and preached two fine sermons. The choir assisted by Miss Hazle Mills, of Woodham, rendered special music suitable fox* the occasion. Mr. Samuel Tuft went to London this week to have an X-Ray. He has not been feeling well for some time. We hope his ailment will not be of a serious nature. We are glad to have Mrs. Oliver McCurdy home again after her ser*. ious illness in a London Hospital. A little baby girl arrived this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Urquhart. The children of the United church Sunday School are busy practicing for their anniversary which is being held next Sunday. . Mr. Wm, Haziewood, of Detroit,,i is home on a visit to his parents,, Mr. and Mrs. Whiter Iihfclew'Ood. Visitors at the home of Mr. Wal- i ter Haziewood on Sunday were: Mr. ’ and Mrs, Charlie Keen, of London. and Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Miss jjy ' Every 10 c / Packer of WILSON’S FLY PADS WILL KILL MOPE FLIES THAN $8°- WORTH OF A.NY k\STICKY FLY CATCHER, J Clean to handle. Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and General Stores $600.00 Cash Prizes I A New Word Contest NYAIi STONE ROOT COMPOUND How many words can you make- from the thirteen letters in the three words Nyal. Stone Root. Get your contest sheets f rom your Nyal Druggist. The person send­ ing a list containing the greatest number of words wins $100 cash. No obliga­ tion. Just a friendly way of getting’ to know your Nyal Druggist and the famous health preparation, Nyal Stone Root Compound. Drop in to-day at the I $ I V sister DRUG STORE -Once q trial-^-always Nyal tow! 1 £ Tfeas may help TOOT A strawberry festival will be held on the United church lawn, Alonday, June 20th. A good program will be given; Ladies Quartettes, Read­ ings and Solos, with Band in Attend­ ance. Admission 40 and 20c. Air. and Mrs. Geo. Scott spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jones, of Crediton. The annual school picnic will be held Saturday, June 18th at Grand Bend. Mr. and Airs. John Schroeder spent Sunday at the home of Airs. T; Schroeder. Mrs. Gratton, of Grand Bend is visiting at the home of hex’ Mrs. Tretreau. If you motor, remem- ber to look on the Bell Telephone office , in any town or city of Ontario or Quebec as a fine place to get reliable information about toads, road - conditions, detours, hotel accommodations, etc. The nature of his business compels 'the i Bell Telephone Man­ ager to know liis surround­ ing. .territory thoroughly. He has recently recei ved a supply of roadmaps, book­ lets, etc., WHALEN The W. Al. S. of Whalen United church held their June meeting at the home of Airs. Freeman Arksy. The 2nd vice-president. Airs. John Hazelwood, very ably took charge of the meeting which took the usual form. There was a splendid atten­ dance and the roll call was answer­ ed with the paying of the fees. Tilt chief feature of the afternoon was the report of the convention of the London Conference branch of the W. M. S. which was held in Walker­ ville, given by Mrs. (Rev.) Irwin. ,She gave the report in a very inter­ esting manner and received the thanks of the Auxiliary. After the meeting-tea was served and a social tme enjoyed. (Called upon quite fr quently to answer kinds of questions for vacationists and tour­ ists, he has an almost unique ability to help them, and thus to make their trips more enjoyable You Can Do It! AU you need is a can of Carmote Auto Enamel, a brush and a fewhours’spare time to give your car a deep, rich enamel finish with CARMOTE AUTO ENAMEL ' K,Aj high gloss, weather ana wear-resisting enamel sup­ plied: in black and nine , popular colors. 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