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* HENSALL
, Mr. Earl Palmer, of Windsor, is
visiting at his home. here.
Reeve Higgins .made’ a business
trip to Goderich on Wednesday.
Mr. Laird Joynt, of ’Toronto, was
recent visitpr at his home here,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J, White spent
few days in’Toronto! last week,
Miss W. A. 'Ellis is.-spending a few
Xlays visiting friends’in St' 'Marys.
Mr, Laird Mickle has: purchased
new Essex car from Cook Bros.
Miss Thelma' Hudson, of Toronto
asjient a day or so at her home here.
, The Local Hydro Commission held
its monthly meeting on Monday ev
ening. ’'-j <
Mr. Lester Fisher, of Windsor, is
.spending his holidays at his home
Here.
Mr. Alan McDonnell of Oklahoma
as spending a few days at his home
here.
Mr. Jas. Henry, of Victoria, B.C.,
5s visiting relatives in town this
iveek.
Dlr. Adam Reichard nas returned
Sio.me from a visit with his sons in
Michigan.
Mr. Owen Geiger is having his
'house on Oxford Street re-shingled
tliis week.
Miss Nellie McIntyre is spending
-couple of weeks visiting friends
in Teeswater.
Mr. Nelson Blatchford, Weed In-
■sspectbr, is busy this week cuttimg the
weeds on the streets..
Mr. *. John Seman, of Centralia,
spent Monday visiting with friends
. an the -village.
Mr. Ind Mrs, L. Drummond, of
. Toronto^is visitinig at the home of
W.jhis son ,ty[r. Earl Drummond.
wL Mr. Jhcob SLa'cey acc-ompaied
T.his mothpl", of Detroit, spent
■week-end ..with friends here.
Mr. andj,Mrs. Jas. Eby, of Toronto
spent the Ayedk-eird at the home of
Mr. and Mi’s. W. J. White.
Miss Florence Welsh,, of London,
5s visiting at the home of her par
ents Mr. aird Mrs. Thos. Welsh.
Mrs. Manly Johns, and son Ross
are spending*' a few ‘weeks at. tile
Home of Mr: and Mrs. Chas. Jinks.
Mrs.. Garnet Case and Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. jSoldan' returned home
rafter a pleasant motor trip to the
West. *
Mrs.' Wm.^Buclianan and Mrs. A.
McDonald and daughter Florence
fire spending\a few days with friends
in Guelph.
Mr. William Simpson accompan
ied by his mother and sister, of De
troit, spent the week-end' with
Erlends in town.
Miss Florence Reynolds, of Cal-
sgary, Alta., is spending her vacation
with her sister Mrs. Robinson and
Miss Ahn Reynolds.
Mrs. Reynolds is
’house newly painte'd
mother improvements to
•»n South Richmond Street.
.Mri -and Mrs. L. B. Drummond
-who have b'een visiting the home of
•Mr. and ’Mrs. Earl Drummond, have
^returned :to their home in Toronto.
■ Mr. and Mrs. J. passmore and
1'amily accompanied by Miss Grace
jBrock returned home «on Friday af
ter a week camping at Pikes Bay,
Mr. John;McMart’in and (laughter
Margaret, of Barrie, are spending
.»a few days this week visiting at the
Home of Mr..and1- Mrs. Robert Bon-
*' athron. v - .^t « ■ •
Services, in'1” the United Church
were largely attended, Rev. Sinclair
Having charge of the services. In
ithe morning Holy Communion was
■sOibserved.
Dr. McTaggart who was seriously
amft in Un aittomobile accident a
Tew weeks:-ago near Seaforth is still
Mn the Seaforth Hospital, slowly re-
jco.vering.
( In the exhibition baseball match
'jplayed here on Friday evening bell aween the Nationals/of Stratford and
r the loca.1 seniors, Hensail won by a
‘45c0re Of' 9 to .$. Owing to tile Strat
ford boys beirig an houf late only S
annings were ’played.
A number from here attended the
-..filttic held in,* Goderich on Saturday
•last. This wits put on by the Lion’s
diubsof Huron .County for a medical
examlhatfoH o-t- crippled children of
Hie County add a great deal of good
will be accomplished, ..
The Sunday School of the United
dhurcii held their annual picnic at
by
the
having her
and making
her property
J.
Grand Bend on Wednesday after
noon, The Sunday School of St.
Paul's church held their picnic at
Bayfield on Tuesday afternoon and
the Sunday School of Carmel Pres
byterian Church held their picnic at
Bayfield on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr'/ John Robertson, of Tucker
smith received word on Friday night
last that his son Angus had been ser
iously injured in an automobile ac
cident at Detroit on Friday after
noon. Mr. Robertson accompanied
by Mr. Allan McDonnell left immed
iately for Detroit. At the time of
writing Mr. Robertson has returned
home, Angus is in a serious condit
ion, being badly cut and bruised
about the head and face, but unless
other complications set in he will re
cover.
Council Meeting
The regular monthly meeting' of
the village Council was held on
Monday with Reeve Higgins in the
chair, Councillors Petty and Ort
wein present. The minutes, of the
last meeting were read and adopted
A communication was received from
the Trustee Board asking for a levy
of 9 mills for scho.pl purposes this
year. This is 2 mills more than last
year, and as the tax rate will not
be set until September this was left
over until the September meetin.g
On motion of Petty and Ortwein
the Reeve was instructed to sell the
hay on the park lands. A number of
accounts
ed paid
Petty.
• Quite
t‘o the way the streets have been
left, since the paving of the London
Road. The Reeve stated that lie
intends to get
scariffier in for
graded before
done.
. AS the next
the Council comes on Civic holiday
it was decided to hold- the next re
gular meeting of the' council on-
Wednesday evening, August 6. The
council then adjourned.
were presented and order-
on motion of Ortwein and
a discussion took place as
a power grader and
a day and get them
any gravelling was
regular meeting of
ZION
Thompson reunion wds held
the
The
on Thursday evening last at
home of Mr. Ephriam Hern where
a delicious supper was served to 62
persons., Mr. Lyle Thompson was
elected president and
secretary for the
Among those present
brook, of Toronto.
While cranking his car in St.
Marys recently Mr. Harry Bonis had
the misfortune to fracture his -arm.
Mr. David Bonis is seriously ill
at his home.
IMr. and Mrs. Ephriam Hern visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Pooley
on Sunday.
'The Hern family reunion was held
on Wednesday of last week at the
home of the secretary Mr. Herman
Kyle, when 87 members of the fam
ily were present. Dinner and sup
per were 'served on the lawn and a
jolly time was had by all. During
the afternoon there were sports and
soft ball under the direction of Mrs.
Melville Hern and Mr. Herman Fos
ter. An invitation was extended to
hold the reunion next' year at the
home of
Mrs. Knowles,
coming year,
was Mrs. Lad-
Mr, Samuel. Stephenson,
near Birr. Mr. Geo. Parkinson was
elected president and Mr. - Herman
Kyle, secretary. Among those who
attended were Mr. and Mrs. George
Jaques and Mr. Caleb MilsOn, Lon
don; ’Mr. and Mi’S/ Langford, Mr.
and Mrs. Reeves and Mr. and Mrs.
Waal and son, of Ilderton and Mr.
and Mrs. S. Stevenson, of Birr.
ZION W. M. S.
The W. M. S. held their regular
monthly meeting Thursday afternoon
July 3rd at the parsonage With a
good attendance. Mrs. Melville Hern
the president, conducted the meet
ing which included parents and
children, the program being prin
cipally for,the children. After sing
ing two hymns prayer was. offered
by Rev, Mrs. White. The minutes
of tlie last meetlnig were read and
approved
Matt,
read
Call
Mrs,
CREDITON
Miss Alva, Wuertb, is holidaying
in Detroit,
Mrs, Rd, HJlll is vjsitlng with
I friends in ,West Lome ths week,
Mrs, Annie Haist, of Detroit, spent
a few days with Mrs. Clifford Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Holtzmann, . of Detroit, visited with the form^r^
mother, Mrs, Leah Holtzmann, on
Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Ross and two child
ren, Muriel and Donald, of Detroit,
spent Thursday with Mr, and Mrs,
M. Teller.
| (Mrs, H. Sparling and son Clair are
visiting with her parents, Mr, and'
Mrs. j, Smith.
Mrs, Veolker and Miss Violet Veol-
lcer, Pigeon, Mich-, are visiting at
the home pf Mr. and Mrs, William
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Shane and Mrs. Put
man, of Wingham, were Sunday 'Vis
itors at the home of Mr, and Mrs,
M. Telfer.
MJisses Lydia and Matilda Oes-
tricher and Miss Lulu Morlock tea
teachers, of Windsor, are home for
the holidays.
(Mrs. Rintoul, of Wingham, return--
ed home on Sunday having spent'
the past week with her daughter
Mrs. M. Telfer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. McDonald and son
Frederick, of Detroit, visited a few
days, with Mrs. M^ry Wenzel and Mr.
and Mrs. H. -Faliner
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Sweitzer, of
New York, are spending their vaca
tion with Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Gaiser and Mrs. Lena Sweitzer.
Mr. Francis Clark and Laura were
in Hamilton on Sunday visiting with
Mr, and Mrs. Victor Kestle. Mrs.
Clark returned home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Baker and
family, of Toronto, and Miss Helen
Orme, of London, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Fahner.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Merner Eilber and
family and Mr. Elgin Eilber" and
friend, of Detroit, spent a tfew days
with Mr. .and Mrs. Charles Eilber.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Schwartz and
family, of Detroit, visited a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schwartz,
who returned to Detroit with them
on Sunday.
Rev. A. W. Sauer, of Dashwood
Evangelical church -will occupy the
pulpit at the Crediton church :
Sunday evening. The pastor
be elsewhere.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowman and
Rodney and Mrs. Fred Gaiser
tended the funeral of Mr. Bowman’s
brother, Mr. Hugh Bowman, at Den-'
field on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Faist, Lewis
and Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Faist were
in Kitchener on Sunday where they
had the privilege of hearing a sacred
concert given by the Glee Club.
Mr, and Mrs. Ezra Smith and son.
Junior^ Mr. and’ Mrs., Wesley Br.eM,
i Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Hanna and son
Kenneth, and Mr. Herb Engeland
of Detroit, spent the 4 th of July at
the home of Mr. John Gaiser.
Messrs. Raymond and Joe Fraser,
Mrs. Malcolm Fraser, iMisses Mar
guerite Fraser and Betty Wiggington
and Master Raymond Fraser, all of
Detroit; Mr. Delton Lewis, of Mc
Gillivray and Mr. and Mrs, Leonard
Wein and son Marvin, of Stephen,
visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Lewis,
The College Glee Club with Mr.
Nutton. Oestricher director and Mr.
Fred Faist' President is now in On
tario. Last week they were at Ches-
ley, Hanover and St. Jacobs. Begin
ning with last Sunday they were at
Kitchener, two churches; Waterloo,
.Stratford and this Thursday evening
will be at our own Creditor. Town
Hall. Don’t miss this concert.
The Strawberry Festival of the
Evangelical L. A. S. was a marked
success in spite of the cold weather.
Instead of'giving it on the lawn-of
the church property it was given in
the rear of the large shed and every
body was comfortable.- 'The supper
was in. keeping with the usual re
futation of such functions when held
in connections with the Evangelicals,
Mrs, Godfreid $Vein was the effic
ient convenor of the energetic com
mittee. The program n was given in
the basement of the church which
was filled to the doors. Besides the
excellent solos given by Miss .Alice
Hoffman, of Dashwood, our own
home talent was well and honorably
'represented and the, program had
the best attention and order of the
audience. /Every number was well
applauded.
CENTRALIA
niS&tinig were
The Scripture Lesson in
13 to 26 was
a leaflet “The
was read by
sole by Miss
'Dolls Day in
president. A
, 19, chap, verses
by Mrs.
of
R.
Hazel E
Japan”
leaflet ‘
was read by Miss Myrtle Earl. Hymn
280 was sung as’a prayer, the presi
dent dismissed the meeting,
close of the meeting Mr
White served lunch on
where everyone enjoyed
hour together. After a
H. Kyle;
Children
Podley;
reading
the
E.
lari;
given by the
'Childhood in heathen lands'
At the
and Mrs.
the lawn
a
few words
of thanks by the president apprecia*
tion was shown in the usual way by
a hearty hand clap. *
social
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Lorne Preeter, of Detroit,
on friends in town on Sunday.
Oliyer, of Teeswater, called
number of his -friends this
called
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week.
Mr.Geo. Maier, of Detroit, spent
the 4th of July with relatives.
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At office in
wood, first thre
at office over
Zurich, last th
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Nicholson, 'of
Detroit, 'Miss Dorothy Smith and
Mrs, Nicholson, of London, were vis
itors with Mr, Jonas Hartleib and
Levada on Thursday.
Mr. D. Mierburg and Mark Bvofc-
enshire, of Port Frank called on
friends in town Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Vallett and daugh
ter Herva and Mrs. Clampbell, of
Flint', Mich., visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Hy. Hoffman, on Saturday.
Rev. Sauer and Milton spent a few
days at Niagara Falls last week.
Alfred Zimmer, who spent
some time in California, visited ‘at
his'home here over the week-end. ■
Mrs. R. Catt, of Regina, is visiting
her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. Fassold.
Harry Hoffman and .sistbi'A Alice
andL Gertrude are visiting ^•iends in
Michigan this week. . ‘‘
Mr., and Mrs.Was, Smithy and fain-'
-ily, pf Kincardine, visited with Mr.
J. Hartleib on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. M- Mclsaac and fam
ily, o'f Detroit, spent the week-end
in town.
' Mrs. Geo. Dultz, of Detroit, is vis
iting her’parents*Mr, and^Mrs. Qeo.
Merner.
Mr. Jacob’Miller, of Saskatchewan
and Miss Tillie. Miller, pf Toronto,-
were visitors in town on Saturday. ’
Word was received here last week
of the death of Mr? Frank'/ Case, of
St. Catherines. Mr... Case 'Was $
former resident of this place.
j? LUMLEY
■y” - - ■ .i*" , ■
Mrs, John McQueen returned Sunday afteiA spending two weeks with
daughter Mrs. . Bartlett' I of
^Thamesford. ,
The many, friepds. of My. Fred-
Simmons arte sorry to hear that he
is not enjoying,very good health.
|Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walker, of
Bad Axe, Mich., visited the former’s
apnt Mrs. James Broadfo'ot on July;
'the 4 th.
*'‘5‘.Mt., and Mrs. John* Selves, Sr.
were visited by a nhmiber -of friends
from 'the States over the week-end.
Premier King FAILS
AFTER NINE YEARS TRIAL
When a man has been running a business for nine years and then fails—
whether his business be farming or store keeping or any other private en
terprise—it is pretty much his own affair. He can start in at the same busi
ness again if he wants to. But it is different with the business of a Nat-
tion, the business of Canada. For 9 . years the business of Canada has been
..run by Premier King and after all those years he is faiced with DISMAL'
FAILURE. Markets have disappeared, jobs have vanished, taxes remain.
Will the business of Canada still be run by a man with.jsu^h a record?
It Is Time For A Change
The average citizen has decided in his -own min that Premier
King and his Cabinet Ministers* have failed to keepjflieir trust; It
was their job to see that Canadian agriculture a Canadian in
dustry got a chance. Premier King and his fri^ids were at the
helm. They could have steered. But they let t drift. Nine
years Qf ineffective legislation by a Cabinet lac
t
!K3
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Miss Aleatha Ogden, of London,
visited at the home of her uncle and.
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilson last
week.
Mr. Leonard Abbott, of Detroit,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
iMrs.* W. J. Parsons,
Mr. Rich.,HickS, of Flint, Mich.,
visited with friends in this vicinity
on Sunday,
Dr.
ginia,
grave, spent a few days last’ week
with.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brooks.
Mr, Wm. Boyle, Of London, is Vis
iting with Mr. and 'Mrs. thus. Boyce
Mrs. Agnes Powe was pleasantly
surprised Sunday -afternbon at her
home here, it being the occasion of
her birthday, A surprise dinner was
planned and carried out with com
plete success by her children and
their families. Eighteen sat down
to a sumptuous repast with a big
birthday cake, candles and Mb dec
orating the place of honor. Mrs,
Howe was the recipient of several
dainty gifts.
J
ness sense.
Mr. Kiiig Is Still Drifting
now Premier,King is. bobbing a
ithout a rudder? iMen anda ship
asking
butter,
pay my b
In his o
national
Terences,
nothing a
ness be c
out of job
g unity and busi
g on the surface like
n all over Canada are
here will we sell our wheatWhere will we sell our
ir poultry? Whenvcan I get y job back? How can I
11s?” Yet.Mi\ King'jhas n;bthjjgfg t'o say a’bQut’bhe.se' things,
ig speech at Brantford o June 16th he told all about
tutus, what we had said ajfGeneva and at Imperial Con
oid about ministers to M^phington and Tokyo. He said
all abbut WORK. iShij n’t the head of d nation’s busi-
ncerned, even a little j t, when, 200,000 Canadians are
Mr. Beniiett Talk/Business
WhileftPremier King ai
catch vote
the countrj
dairying i
good busin
kets for Qai&dian farnjFrs,
liament to d$al with t
to press fori
heading the Honsei
stabilization
VOTE
Ministers frame freak budgets to
ma'k'es; a business proposition, to
to the agricultura ^livestock and
policy—btit* pne crammed with
his
inettHon. R. B,
He offers pijfteetiQn
lustries. b
s sense—a
a new
licy designed to safeguard Canadian mar-
He promises a. special session of Par
problem of unemployment. He undertakes
rd the >evelopment of foreign markets.' Mr. Bennett
tive party, Offers the only’ sound program for
indjltry and the progress of Canada.
I OUTH HURON
' a. *■
rewartha
The South Huron Liberal-Conservative Association
H. B. Combe, President .Robt. Higgins, Secretary