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Clinton. Ontario
Stenographic,- Commercial, Secretarial, Special Courses
FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO
A. STONE, ,COM. SPE.CIA7-,IST, B. F. WARD, E. A., Prin.
Vice Principal,.
Phone 198 Students may enter at any time.
31111ir;- . S.0i.(It.
Physician arid Surgeon
'hone 70. IHENSALL
x. ». s 4-ia i?;
DEI'TIST
Opposite OBSERVER"Office
r Phone 5, nensall..
. wLLj`i�rLc7iila i :`tit 'Lhursday.
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AUCTION ;SALE`
OF ':HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
T11e;undersigned Auctioneers have
been instructed to sell by Public Auc
tion at the residence of Dr. E. S.
'rHardio Hensall, on
SATURDAYFEBRUARY 3rd 19.23'
at 12:30 pan: the following:—
Kitchen range, 2" Coal oil -stoves;'
coal oil heater, kitchen cabinet,
kitchen : tables,`. canteen kettle solid,
C
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Ppei"°, Daltdining
-roon set,,folding
n
g.
Book -case, ladies' writing table, .2»
writing:' desks; book stand, ,4 fancy
tabi'es, -2 jardineer stands, hall rack,
3 rocking chairs, parlor' settee, 4•dou-
ble beds,» single bed, 2 folding conch-
es, 3 wash stands, 2 dressers, ' 4
springs clothes `'chest Kapok inatress,
300"volumes.of' Library books, dish-
es, - pictures, silverware, .kitchen u-
tensils, 3- doz. ti•uit jars, complete'
mantle, clock, carpet sweeper, electric
grill, carpets, ,linoleuins; patent ash
sifter, lawn mower, 3 'medicine cab-
inets, letter press, several 'art:pict
tires,' 1 double-barrelled shot gun,
Planco-Prussian; bayonets, 1 express,
wagon, mandolin, 1 pr. of dumbells,
over 3,0 ' fowl .and other things too
numerous to mention:
HOUSE AND LOT FOR
SALE
Lot Measuring 661/s;foot:fronta
frontage
on Main "street; nearly opposite Town
Hall, containing office, residence and
barn, will be offered for" sale on a-
bove ,named „date, provided they are
not sold before day `of'sale,- Terms
1 made known on day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE—All amounts of
$10.00 and under, CASH. 10 per
cent. cash and balance on approved.
30 day notes on.amountsabove $10
in valtte: ”
DR. E. S. HARDIE, Proprietor.
OSCAR KLOPP, and ART. WEBER,
Auctioneers.
GREENWAY
r ; CARD OF TIieA\'IIS
The W.X.S. niet last Wednesday We wish to thank all.our friends
and:elected Mrs. Frank' Turner presi- and neighbors for. their kindness and
deist in ,place of • Mrs. Wm.. Sherl:itt sympathy during our recent bereave -.ZURICH WINS BY ONE SHOT
who moved' to Parkhill recently. '' ment. . -
"Ml A. M. Wilson is suffering frdm '� - Mrs. Wm. Lainmie and Family. A, very exciting and ' interesting
an attack of shingles. : game ` of hockey was staged on the
A boys' :and' girl's class in the Hensall rink on. Monday evening of.
I\Ietliodzst ; S.S. have -united and or- BOX SOCIAL Last week 'between the Zurich , and
ed ivith Brenton Gooderhand "
President •' TIie Xoung People', -League' of Hensall Seux`ve ; ate tealnthe. very
as ; leszdent, •Miss Hazel Pollock as C• luselhurst are ;holding a box social nearly' an even ^match ' as the score `
teacher anti Mrs: R English as as- at the.Ironic of'IV1r. Beit Veliiier on snows. Mr, R. E. Cook, ours -veteran
sistant.'goal tender, turned away, many wick-
• ,5'peCial`,:Sang, SelV10ES are F bells Wednesday evening, January. 31St•. 'ed Shots which were rl �Li11Es S g A large 'attendance is expected. quite frequently
held each :Sunday now iii connection showered upon the Hensall net. The
B ..itsters .Lc• with the church service:in the 1Vletl score
,, .y by periods: lst period,; Hensall •
1, Zurich 1; 2nd - •period, Hensall 1,
Zurich 4; 3rd period Hensall 2, Zur-
ich 0. Final. Score, Hensall 4;' Zur-
OW.N GEIGER IS' 'REEVE
;r ;Y CASTING VOTE
Mr. »Owen ', Geiger will head the
Municipal Council of the Village of
Henson, afterr one -of the. most strenu-
ous : election: campaigns the village.
has experienced. Incidentally•' it is
the time h'
secondm tills year thatn' r
s I
Geiger has 'been elected to' the Pos-
ition. At the nomination at New
Years Mr., Geiger'heldtheposition
of 'chairman of he
t School., Boar
, , d,
which' position fou :lm resigned d tc comrtest
P 4' g r�;
the reet-eship, but' as his resignation
was: not -in. soon enough, he was not
qualified to'. assume the office to
which he was elected, consequently a
second , election was' necessary. The
fight was between Mr. Tilos. Hudson
and Mr. Geiger. -Every available
vote was brought out,. some coming
from , Goderich, Zurich and Exeter.
When the ballots were counted each
had received 127 votes, and it was up»
to the Clerk, A. Murdock, to cast -tile`
deciding vote and he declared in fav-.
or of Mr. Geiger. Mr. Geiger was
sworn:' fn Monday evening. and left
for County.Council on Tuesday.
ODITTTAR�k •
The death occurred on Friday last
of the oldest of Hensall residents in
the person of Mrs. s. Henry Otterliein,
in her 97th year'. Deceased was`for-
merly Miss Elizabeth Bowman, and
up till; a' short time befor her death
was` hale and` hearty. She occuP"ied'
her time to a'large'extent in reading,
which she enjoyed\very much, and.
which she could do without the aid
of glasses. She was of a pleasing
disposition and made many friends
in Hensall. , The funeral was held on
Monday, at one p.m. from the home
of :her son, Wm. Otterbein and ` the
remains taken to. the Mennonite
church, Zurich, for service at 2 p.ni.,,
interment being made in the Goshen
Line cemetery. .
was broken solve tune ago,, wa
brought bonze on Saturday last.'
"be p a r iwliss Henderson, s rent
lemon Friend" prat ori; in the :Town
Hall on' 'Thursday evening of- last.
week by the Dramatic club, 91 the
Exeter High School was just
.fairly well attended. Owing to the
condition of the weather the ;atten-
dance was not quite up to expecta-
tion. The. play,
Was,
oi'a first class character and was
thoroughly enjoyed h
gby those present.
The young people of Henall enter-
tained.
Mr. Eckert, of London, a young
probationer for the'Methodist min-
istry very ably conducted the services
in the Methodist church- on Sunday
last. The pastor, Rev. G, W. Rivers,
delivered nmissio missionary Em-
press'
n sermons v m s at'Em
im
press' Ave., Methodist church; Loin
don, the pastor of that church being'
sick.
The evangelistic elistic ser. G fan
v es -,hold
g
the Methodist ch "r
u ell on I'riday'even-
ing last was well' attended. After a
rousing song service, led by " Rev.
Millstha and a choir of young folk
specially ; trained for,the occasion,
.the: evangelist delivered a stir -ring
address followed byEan' appeal to
which a number responded,
On, Saturday last the hockey team
of our:Public and "Continuation,.
School played a return' game of hoc-
keywith the Clinton uitun Public school
s 1
at ;Clinton,, the. game. going in favor
of the •home team by the score of
6-2. The Hensall boys were rather
at sea ou the large rink and this fact
largely accour».�ad for the Clintonians' p`
•
.GiII�SA CRAIG
G
Mrs.,;
(Rev.) McCormick, who has
been is
n.sl k for over week, veer;, is now on
=the road o •i recovery.
e every.
stir
s. Nairn is on the sick 1st.
FIA'Y Ct)U1CIL,w
The Cannel/ pY the' Township of
Xray, met according to the Muii,icipal-
Act, on Monday, .Tau;; 8th, °inuflzq
Towxiship Hall, Zurich, when, the fo1-z
lowing subscriied to the Declaration.`
of Offices Reeve, Eiinore P. 1,lopli
Councillors, 1 ,'lis Rader,
'gall, T. P, Rau rind A,
a Ert .7`li,:
. e
council. Was then organized for the
year 1923.
ThemnoxithIy zneetings'of tlie, cotta'-
cis. will be held on the, first Monday
of each month, at.1 o'clock p,sn:.dur-
ing 1023,
The annual meeting �of •the subserj-
bers of the Hay Municipal Telephone
System will be lield on Saturday, Jan..,
27th 1923, at `»2 o'clock p.in.
A
delegation n composed " of tire`
business men, of. the village of Zurich
-waited the -council:regarding the
^ratter
of licensing 'transient traders
Bien •
t
fixing and1,ang• a`ulount of license se fee
sfo•.
z
sante was read ,three times and fin-
ally passed.
The Clerk was instructed to sub-
scribe for• seven copies of the Muni-
cipal World, one copy for each of the
following: r•
g. Reeve, Councillors, Clerk
c
and Assessor.
The following were'appointed as
follows that of the Townmship for
the year: 1923, at the salaries stated.
and that a By-law be prepared con-
firming same.
Clerk and Treasurer, Andrew F.
Hess, re Township work' $360.00; re
Telephone, $18"0,00; re road ''work, ..
$20.00; Assessor, W. H. Edighoffer,
$120.00; Auditors, P. J, }laborer and
K. Routledge, $12.00 each; Caretak-
ing, Mrs.: L.. Rupp, Members of. Board
of Health A. Heide a .
m n, Sanitary In-
spectors, C. Eilber for `western div-
ision, and CEdrvar
ds for eastern
astern
division: A
number of accounts were'.
passed;'
1_
Office on the kivare, 21'X11•» door from odist church. The 'Pastor's subieet
Hamilton St.,, Goclericl7.` _next Sunday w111 . be ,'What; would HENSALL.
Private funcis`to loan at•-lowcst rates. Jesus have. me `to do?
Send in the local hews.
Centralia ' . W. Pito unroor, li.C. J L lixr,i.on:i1 Mr• Spencer, of St,, Thomas spent The days are' getting, longer.
D. Tloi.all s the week -end »wi'th-his wife and don- Mr. Sid. McArthur spent Monday
,lir. Holmes will be 5n Hensall ghter who are spending the winter of this week in London.
,very Friday from, 9; until] 6. witiii MTS. Spencer's'mother; Mrs. An- We are pleased to see Mr. A.
•.__. �_ Berson. Trumbie:,in townagain.
DE. 3. PECK i
Graduate, of Faculty of Medicine' 2�JRhCII
1cGili University, Mol tiea1; Menxbei• -
ofOollege of Physicians and. "burgeons Mrs P. McLinchey, of Kitchener,
of Ontario; Licentiate of Medical Lou is visiting at the lrouie of her Incoi her_
_.xe11 of Caliaclo; Po9t-Gractu,te Men' M1.W C Wagner: •
1)er of Residezi t 117eilica1 �staff of :Gel- 4 Mr: Paul ,.Masse, of the Bronson
erui,1 .hospital; `1lloiitreal, `1914-115 Line;'left on •Tuesday for Detroit
when e he' intends -to spend the win -
Office, 8 doors cast'.: oi" lost Off ca. t
;'hone 5G, Hensall, Ontario..
'Don't Worry About, lac" '
.••To n's.Assiarirtg Mess ge :
taway u' riOrtk
o m,lived with arm hs 'Prientstind o t
73.rother His £nthei : well tip In .years,';
'found N mseIf 'unable to .continue the' Sa'tin•day, January .
Bnrl :ro of;r•Cizining,,'so Tom tool,: Sophia Pauline Spath, beloved
alp fro burden. The• ^come
was not
sar,c,. ant, the lad >i i,od up with a •wife of Mr: Edward Boss,enboxr, of
Yu i Ser g Erg Ivor 1 lna nearby --sawing Ztu ick, born _in Wuei tenburg,' Ger,
in :;tripping b4i ^i`d driving the ,many, 1Vlaich 30t -c 1849, passed' a
teams Altogether', , tri -se two jobs,
farinei-and luznbeirxan• kept his clay way' after a;lzngering illness op, Mons-
so well filled that' he -hadtime for day;' morning.;•'Jan. '15t1i • aged 73
iritic `r_zoi . than sleep Nature' re-
belting at 'this heavy burden—con-.. .years,' 9 months and • 16 days.. . She
numption claimed anathc,i victira• came to this'conntry with her.parentS
After try ing var.ou,, t a 'o over when she' was only; four.: years of age,
c•oz.re his pi�.,-zical w� ;.iui� n..�lie m er : .,
to tha x xr .z1 cif -a, z oop is ; �r . mics and', put •in ;-her, younger days at Ba -
eats are a_i__iouN abouth i, t;7cy send den. Her married life ent "She s
tine other son . to sec tura often, or rp
they are can and e elle aadi' jofurneYpractically all in Zurich,
x , ix" a hazardous ,uadel rl'cing to
a0cin, Toin",s 'own troubles arenever. _
•'7 Fro real to him:. that he forgets others:
He asks forthee, ttbout lain, lives -
for Nitre bila of nez .'about his hornet; }UB �I7Y`.I ;(JOG•%t7IL
and never:, fa'ile to" ,send this'mes-
e.
rage °I on t eaorr„ about' me. The Couiicil met on January 81:11,'rhe, "IpeoMC .fiero :euro do treat•• you
white•
A•iince^fetl'tivoiIt
is bOng dobe by L,xa i'
on of ol:fico a • na-
tiv s z tde axrd ,sxl n
he T7stloi,al iiit caissons 11ss ciatcdLiL ,
d and d the foil wii
..�,0 1 u iici 1 i-•
raCc,i'toin ,tubeicu7o�is in •• ,, g. 1
Ontario has been reduced .by m re cers1) ointen Cie'IL a"
Q 1 p . J ,,. Jordan:
Irian' Dile-Beed. rir n the'ias€ ttti•enty`' ei.o S. r 'Assessor, Wm.iiil.ls` 'As essor
.. .. , : . � � f f . Wm. L.
"✓ . '" T,. necda youitihcip to Intake- ft,� r^ ti a ,.': r_,
ctr
c>.fot 1's.: stns 'riiore effective. a .t.tt,Lai cn; • Collector. _G. G" ,Wison
Ai-Charlton,
lfontributions tatty be sent to Ion.Aitlitors . Tern exn
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dr'. ��� C 1 e'Street,
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c,ii ie•be,ore ilii, •.Iz hwa ` De-
cl,t xt, :.I'y-law No.'228, cohfirn,--
ppehitniCni of nlitnieilial o1Ti-
x ad piassed and signed and,
'� 1 P� -1.4., , 'al �elixdin^• ,for,
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rex.
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r Ifs a, at+ etti n t d ' to inb ye: f aim1 Etj`
>J•.r :, .kik e-, ti
:ci.;ty, the ,21st K1�, lie
rl,ask, phi.),
•Mr. W. A. Routledge; of Regina,
Sask. spent the. week -end at the.home
of his parents, Dr:^ and ,Mrs. R,out-
ledge '
Mis. `Steelae, Sr, an old resident
of Stanley Tp. was buried at. the
Bronson. Line' Mennonite cemetery on
with the lneinbers all present. Dec -
Mrs. C. S, Hudson.risited in Exeter
on Wednesday of this week.
' . The McEwen Bros., 'of Goderich,
were in town on ' NIouday on business.
Mr. Brinker, of Exeter, a former
resident here was in town on Mon SUCCESSFUL. (J RNIVA.L
-day.
"Miss Louise -Busch, of London; is x The Carnival ,which --was held on
visiting`; her brother IVir. "F, Busch, the local rink on Friday'evening was,
of,town.` i»ery largely attended. The excel
Dr. E,, S. Hardie was in Toronto
prizes .offered by the Board of
during the 'forepart of this week oil Trade 'enticed many to don costumes
business. and join in the sport. The Hensall
• band furnished excellent music for
Miss Lottie Carl of Sarnia, is vi'- i the occas
iosis -,
sting Mr:"and 1MIrs J Wilson, ori Out of the, nattily excellent and a-.
tli'e village ;: musing costumes on the ice the fol.
Miss--Zetta Passmore spent the• lowin•g,.•were chosen as the prize ,win
!week-ellid visitizik''relat'ives'°-in %Elie- per's: --Ladies' Farley-; Costunl . ].at,
ter ' and =vicinity.; . , .Mrs. M Drysdale, Mrs. R. Patterson,',
Mr. Fred ,Busch was Li -London the;,2nd, • .Miss Gladys Petty; Gent's;
e mart of . tlae week :l nde'r ming i Character Costume, lst, Joe "I -Judson;
I 6
medical' =treafinea� t,. J 2nd, Harry Smith Jr: Girl's Comic
Mrs. W. C. Pearce returned home' Costume, 1st,' Marie Foster. Boys'
Tuesdray evening from ;;a visit with Comic Costume, 1st; Gerald Far
relatives in. Loudon. '' quhar; 2nd7olin Steacy. One Mile,
Race, Open,'lst, -p
Lee 2nd,
Mr, ,ITerliert Dick of Windsor, is z Clarenee Munn,' Boys' . Race, 13
at present visiting his;mofhei Mrs. ,.,cars and finder, ;1st, .IIarry Cook
G. -Dick,:of the village. Franit Heddeim. •
The -Line-ul
IIensall, goal, Cook; r, defence,
:13rowi; 1 defense, Parlmer centre:
Sliaddick; 1 wing, IIoggarth; r wing,'
Bell; Sub Bused.
Zurich, goal,' Walper; r• defence,
Hey; 1'defence,,ldess; centre, 0_Brien
1 wing, Gascho; r wing, Erb.
L. Hoffman, Zurich, ;referee.
for toe pas wo
severe attael: of bronchitis. ;11T'"AGiJE L'LEf,CT 0gPICEE:.S
M. I3,11 Horton, of• Stratford, spent : The'young people of tlze`Methodist
the week -earl visiting .relatives and•Churci, ,,met -on i\2onctmy"evening: o£
friends in Hensall grid vicinity., , ' this week in the • basement , of ;the
�e • iiz-
1VIz•s.. A. I•ur dsoE re-organiz-
Friday
or az
k al ii 'ret trmie home ', them e,
m d o church Lol l p g
I+rida last from ` an extended visit:theE worth League 'which has"
Y,_. ingm�P g.
with' friends hat ince the - depart-
, a and ie, ztfves in Toronto suffered somewhat s1
s
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elm valued }resident, _ z . J.
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e Jr.., Sacco tl.„ It c The following list of Dili-.
by I1;� ' :the � tiv zclttivire. t;'
., lire r Arirs. W,:Stone imiat
r ,., �. i. g'
London �, cels .were elected for time comm„
Bred of „aoi.don on Tuesday of this
n. President, Rev. - Cx. W.
yeti ..Ifo ,
li n i.
en' Mr. II, R. Scmutol
TZl era mxetl
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Dr. E. S. Hardie is lalclzngon alto_ , , 1\A7.
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- Pearce; 2nd
r.l\Sr. V4..0 leax c
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fieri, sale. � of Iio:asehaid effects,. also
e , Greta Lamnzue, 3rd Vice
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home on Tuesday evening from S,Treas., !. Shim. accrcic, Pianist
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Ao e mh s osPz_�1 Iaazlon �herea ie•if1 l ,L1Izs .-�rrS•xAsste lImlmwm st, Nellie
u idenwezit an apelatiou:for alilenci I3oyre.
citis recently.
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we are leased to report
that Mrs. M:." irlutit McDonald, a foniner ems
Win. Beaver' who •10tt 'been yh t t
1o� of the Ot . exv
exwho' aa: b
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-lisrasecl dnrin the last Week ow-zo_ki;r iLtli;ilte`Cizi.Lon
News Roe-
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