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t darner,' Plan
Many •progressive , farmers consult
their banker lana. ` Th
�P e
SterlingBank nk has money to lend to''
farmers who •need additional
those
funds ,for ar the sound extensaoms of their,.,
farming operations.
HE
�TERLINGBANi
OF CANADA
SAVE lava Because
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You Cannot 'Attends a Better School,
SO %Vmr -NOT COMMENCE THE Wiai\TTER TERM ..
WRF,N'SCHOOL RE -OPENS TUES. JAN. 2ND. 1923, AT THE
School of Commerce
Clinton.
Ontario
`^Stenogra h
tc, 'Commercial Secretarial, Special
Courses
FOR 'FULL PARTICULARS APPLY. TO
M. A. STQNE, COM.' SPECIALIST, B. F. WARD, B. A., Prin.
Vice Principal.
Phone 198
•r Students may'enter.at any time.
A. ?MIR, L.'-M._C. C.
Physician ' and Surgeon
Phone 70 HENSALL
DR. G. L. SMITH
PENTZS '";
Two doors'- east of the" Molso'ns
Bank; T-3ensall Ont.
PRO:TDEOOT;, I£'ILLORAN
& HOL1VIES •
Barristers, &c.
Office on the Square, 2nd door
from Hamilton`iSt., Goderich.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
W. Prdudfoot, Kea 4. L. Killoran,
k
D. E. Holmes
Mr. "Holmes will , be in . Ilensall
every Friday from 9 until 6.
DR. J.
Graduate of Faculty of. Medicine,'
:McGill University, Montreal; Member
of College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ontario; Licentiate of `'Medical
Council of ' Canada; Post Graduate
?Member, of Resident Medical; staff of
eiteral Hospital, Montreal, 1914-15;
Office, 3 doors east of Post Office.
Phone 56, Hensall, Ontario.
AUCTION •SALE
01
REAL ESTATE and HOUSEHOLD
IPurniture on
SATURDAY, °MARCH 17th, AT 1.30.
. Real Estate consists of lots 14'and
2g-, Main St. A
two storey •brick
cottage 30x3\0;, with • 10 rooms and
attic; good cellar, cistern in teller,
cellar has cement floor. Big barn on
preriises, also good hard" water well.
HouseholdEffects-1 Bell organ,
,'piano case;'1 couch, 1 lounge,'Wild
Rose cook stove and heater - conbin-
ed 'with' oven 2. kitchen tables,, -11
lawn -mower, 2 cupboards, 1 dog cart,,'
and numerous other articles., -
�_. TERMS, CASH, Real Estate 10 per
1 cent on day of sale, balance in 30
days.
M1tS. ANDREW DO'UGALL; Proprie-
tress, OSCAR KLOPP, 'Auctioneer. •f
$15,000 FOR PAGE "Ala."
•
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OSCAR KLOPP
Dr. G. L. Smith wishes to announce
`that he has opened an office for the
practice of Dentistry, two `doors east
of j.VIolsons Bank, I-Ieusall, Ont.
FOR S 1.LE—Six dozen sap pails,
about as good as new. Apply to
JOHN ELDER, Hensall.
/Mrs. Jas. Bell visited friends in
London on Wednesday.
Mr. A Whiteside was in London
bn'Saturday of last week.
Dr.
J. W. Peck mace a business
trip to London on Tuesday.
Mr. Jas. O'Brien, of' Exeter was
in town the forepart of the week.
Mr. F. J. Wickwire, of Exeter, paid
a short•visit: to town on Tuesday.
The .0 F. 'O. shipped'"
five cars ' of
stock to'Toronto on Saturday last.
.Miss Elva Shaddick visited friends
iu London on Tuesday of this .week.
Miss Clara Saranas, of near Crom-
arty visited friends in town this
week. ,:...
` Mr. Chas. Shaddock -has taken.,a
position to the bakeshopof Mr. R.
p.
Cook.
Mrs. Whitley, of Edmonto
_, u, Alta.,
was the_ guest of Mr. and Mrs. 'John
Dallas recently. -
Mr.f McDonald, of Strathclair, Man.
Visited at the home of Mrs; H. Reid
during the past week.
Miss Edna Sararas, of Cromarty,
was the.;. guest of Miss :Zeeta' Pass -
/mire' over the week -end.
Mrs. Geo. Brown return
ed'3ri •Tues-
day evening from Clinton where slie
has-been visiting frienas.
Mr: Garnet Weber, of :St. Thomas,'
visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Web-
ber, of town over -the week -end.
Rev. G. W. Rivers will be in God-
erich, next Sunday conducting ser-.
viecs in Victoria Ave': 1VIethodist
church.
Mr, Wm. 'Slavin delivered eight
choice head of fat cattle at Hensall
this week. They averaged nearly
1400 lbs. each.
Mr; 'Chris Lister, sof Chatham, vis-
ited at. Win. Wilicinson's, for a week,
Robt. Wilkinson, of near 't,ucan
Richard near Exeter spent ounday
at their home here,
Mr. and Mrs, Jos. ' Dayinan and
Beatrice visited Sunday -with Mr. and
Mrs` T. I3arris.
A hockey match was played Sat=
urday afternoon at Dan B
rintnell's'
between the boundary and. Chisel-
hurst. The score was 3 to 2 in fa-
vor of the boundary. ` The line up:
Boundary --goal; Jack Bell; defense,.
Jack and Lloyd Horton; centre, Wil-
son Brintnell- wings Donald Hog-
garth, Clif. Brintnell; subs, Archie
Ro` cli
v hffe
and
Bert. Horton.
Chisel
ser
burst -goal, Will Parker; def, Lloyd
Venner, Lloyd McLean, centre, Glen.
McLean; wings, Percy Harris, Camp-
bell Ayres.,, -
Rev. J. W. Hedley, B.A„ of Gode
rich,' will preach next Sunday on So-
cial Service and Evangelism. Rev.
Mr. Rivers ' will take his work t
Godericlt. .
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ZURICH
Miss Pearl Wurtz is vzsztfngwith
Iter uncle at 'Toronto. •,
Mrs • .F, D.- Walker, of;�Port-Austin
,
1Vlich., is visiting her mother, ;Mrs. M.
Edighoffer, 14th con.' Ray,
' Mr, Fred Steinbach who spent �sev-
eral weeks with relatives and friends
here, left for his home in Cavalier,
N. Dakota,
Mr, Geo. Smith of the J3abylon
.Gine, Stanley, has routed his 'farm
for a term of years to Mr. Charles
Gossntntan. Mr. Smith is holding an
auction sale of his' effects on March
28th. .:
Mr. Reinhold Koch, who spent the
Winter months with friends here left -
Friday for Congress, Sask.
Mr. C. Schragg is holding an auc-
tion sale of his pure-bred herd of
,Holstein Cattle on Tuesday IVIargh 20:
MITCHELL,
:PROVIDE MONEY WHEN •
SITE ANI) PLANS ARB READY
At: the recent meeting 'of the town
Council, the debenture by-law: to
raise $50,000. to build a new ,high
school' was presented for first read
ing. One member "objected"' and said
that the site of -the school and plans
should he secured first. This led to.
some discussion.
The mayor, who
1s chairman of the high school board,
said he would call a special, -meeting
of the council and\high school board,
and have the high school inspector
present. The by-law will be left over
to. the A ril meeting. There -
g are sev
er
al sites in
view. p
ion Brand
an
Avis
Many a farmer doesn't raise sheep because he can't control them. It takes
a heavy strong_ fence, built to 100 per cent. service to enclose 1
c ose afield for-
, •"
pasturing sheep. . Sheep are good money makers -and keepa arm
£ clean,.
Would YOUR farm"fences keep sheep in? '
Champions Brand` ""CANADIAN" Fence
erected on American Galvanized
Steel :Posts will not onlycorral sheepbut efficiently fficIently take care of .any stock,
large or small.
We confident*' recommend Champion Brand "CANADIAN" Fence, built
for Strength, Duratlity and Service.
Sold by Ws AG acL,a °en`:
HENSALL ONTARIO '
3h.1k..A�+_ ... •.~� +Y'.,e34'iw.,tij'. +m�^d-Y ♦:'�.... h..'lY!I•".e
-20$'.
Miss 'Floreiiee Veinier isre, z+�_...tq�� � � ..C.;:`•-
helping ;,aFa�: REA••.
Mrs: Robt. McLean for •�.,., BIGGER RETURNS in1923, e�.
a InotZtn. ;, •��� .,tom;; 1 � 2 �
Mr Wni. Westlake, of North Da-
kota; ,who has been visiting his bro
ther James for three weeks, left last
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arae with the Biggest Yield •
gun®1111�91u1■illl•mii
week for his: home. James accom ® Ontario Agricultural College reported Ciains:fromfertilizin of 10: to•l5"bu ■
panied• him as far as London where gShe11 per
acre inhe
W at and l 8 to �.
20bushels per acre in
oafs are re rted `#romp _U
they visited the former', daughter.
It is'36'''year's since Williaaii
left this.
part. w
Mr. and Miss. Richard Stire of the
1west,'are t;rsitjing' with 'Ar.',and, Mrs:
Frank .Fitzgerald. -
STAFFA
We are sorry to report' that 'Mr.
Moffat is confined to the house 'thru
illness.
Master Clarence Norris is recover-
-.Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hudson attend- ing aftei'.a sick spell.
e I+' the funeral on Sunday last, of We are sorry to report the serious
Mrs. Volland .wlio died in Exeter on ` : illness of ?Mr. Chas. Tuffin Sr. He
Thursday. of last week, is down 'with pneumoniae and little
hope is entertained for his. recovery.
The ..Adult 'Bible class of which Mr..
F. O'brien is'.teacher; gavea banquet
in ,first class style to,al1 the=tnernbers
of the class "'Dr. Silcox, principal of
the Normal School, was the speaker.
and Itis fine adress was much., appre-
ciated ( by. all. The . entire program
gram
was good.
�..;' Mrs, Chapman, who' has beets visit
ing her brother in Toledo for the -past
few weeks has returned hone.
The W.M.S., • of the Methodist
church, are holding' a birthday party
on Friday,: March, 23rd,.: at 8- p.m. in
the --basement -of _.the :cli:urch;,,
Mrs.:Jas -.Coxworth, wi o has been
spending the whiter with Iter cladgb-
terMrs. Scruton, returned to tor her
home in Strathroy,•'- on Wednesday.
Miss ' B. : Ashton, of" Gorrie, who
was Milliner for Mr. E.: Rannie last
season has again been engaged for
the conning season and arrived in
Next -'Sunday 'will be :Evangelism
and: Social Service Anniversary in the
Methodist Church, Rev. J. W. Hedley
M.A., B.D. of Goderich, wiil'be'the
preacher for the . day.
Mr. Osbourg who has been visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Jas Simpson, returned
o his home in the Weston Ttiesday
morning last. 1 -le was accompanied
s far as London by his aunt.
This is the age for advertising. Ile
who ble-.veth 'not his own horn, the �'
the -same it shall not be blown. It
pays too. ; Yon haveoften wondered 1 a
what some of the big ads. cost in the
magazines. Here's a secret. It costs B
exactly $15,000 for a full page ad.
in colors on the back of• the Ladies' o
o
for one issue. you think it: madness
to pay that: amount of money. Peo-
ple used" to ;think so. Fifty years
ago there was not a, hard headed
business rnan who wouldn't have fal-
toleu off his chair if he had been asked
pay $1500.0 for one advertisement..
Yet inen compete now to secure
advances the right for positions at
these high prices.'- Business men
have learned; that it pays to spend
money in advertising because that;
in the long "rim, is the west effective.
and least expensive way to sell goods.
It
Home 'Journal. N I not for a year;
Mr. Meek, ni`anager of the Sterling
ank, is at present confined- to his
borne through illness. Mm., Stewart
f the Branch, at Goderich, is acting the death of Walter . Whyte in:Ham-
. during Mr. Meek's illness. iota, Man., a son oi' the late John
Mr. J. W. Ortwein has about fin -Whyte Sr., of the Whyte Packing Co.
shed ,the re -furnishing of the rooms: He was a former - resident of this
above Mr. T. W. Parinier's store and.place, being born on the Whyte farm
Ir. Parlmer and fancily intend mov- one mile suoth of the village 73 years
CROMARTY
We are pleased to report that Mr:
Robt. Norris is 'recovering from an '
operation in Toronto Hospital and is
now convalescing at the home of Iris
sister, Dr. Margaret Patterson.
Mr. Henry Hoggartlt, has sold his
fine 100 -acre farm two niiles.west of
the village to Mr. H. Wright.
Rev. D. Ritchie attended Presby-
tery in Stratford . and was elected
moderator for next term.
Word has ''been received here of
Honor Graduate Carey Jones'Au
etion School, Special course taken in
Registered Live Steck' (all Breeds,,
"-'Merchandise, Real 'Estate, - Farm
Sales, etc. Rates in keeping with
prevailing prices. Satisfaction . as-
sured, write Oscar I(lapp, Zurich, o
wire 18-0a, Zurich;
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SORT OP 740
l'HINT—Posters, Dodgers, En-
volop,es, ;Letterheads, risrt.ing Cards,
Shipping Tags, and anything.,
all,
'at
The Observer ,.Tinting 0fth;e, Hensall.
Orders tial of'for Da 1y and Wreel:ly
_
Papers:''
-Toronto 1 k,nd
�ozidoti papers
$4.75, Tn. c]uo w:th ili7e.Exeter T2mes
tG 25 L e your• order at -the Ob-
e3s vc, C1llco,
171 e you 1,.="rat \'70d YO, Sottt7 sit scrip-
ez1 to :t;lie Ti iso ,? -
.1"_ -' r a kt„ s,el) AND GOT 131;1.00
Jl ec , cs f a free -win offering:
fill'.
-$„,'10 iR '' Y .,.,:.oti011 sir ipi the-
\,-t:.:ey-1v1,:thoclist 1;i1- 17rc:`i:
,
triti:i `i g nerous .Ve pbltse
c.
rpt'$1,112 was contr'ib-;
'ntl;t;F°y the reonr refati `'
,. ,�, � e .. rte v. D
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la i°'� tis, tvlio is closing a very
r to,tor °t
e•
7err, ras l
tro
a-
tle rnor'iiiu �� '
g.st,rvsce and Rev.*'
, of ,tlie Presbyterial) church
t h
•occupiedthe pulpit in tilt evening,
Irc�J V • ;lil. MR. Thomson, who was.
to 'ii it ., speaker for tiro day
Wats retable to.,be present: Ontario
street church withdrew their ;even -
2)t ; service, and tie eoIi r('.gatleila.
"rve c tt..)itett for -i:lte.occasion,
ing back to their former home in the :ago. Deceased, suffered from a par-
near future. alytic stroke in the early fall and
I A St. Patrick • Euchre and dance never recovered:
party will, be yiven in the Town Hall We are sorry to report Mrs. Wal
-on Friday ,evening March 16th, tin_ter Marshall under the doctor's care.
der the direction : 02 the Hensall Mr. J. A. l(IcLaren, of Egmondville
Board 02 't'rade. Fit'st and 'second .is spending a week with his son Alex.
' prizes will be given for bout ladies A very interesting game of foot -
and gentlemen. The last party"was l' ball was played between our'' school
agraud success and this one is going boys and S. S., No. 5, 'the score being
o be just as good Corrie and enjoy ,1 to 0, 111 favor of the latter.
After an iIlenss of several weeks
George Cook, of Clinton,; aged 83
years died on March; 8th.
A quiet wedding 'took place in Clin-
ton, at St. Paul's rectory when Fran-
ees R., daughter of, -Mr. anthMrs. II.
J. F'
Il)Jl).,n
,wasunited
in marriage to
Mr. Amos L. Cartwright, both of
Clinton The Rev. C. Llewellyn.Bil-
key pet rorined the ceremony, i
Toe .H ira' s Toronto
rlcial Post says;-
stores are not doing so large a mail:
order 'business; since` the nrez•cl.atiiis
in the small towns_ Woke in) to the
situation. Advertising in the home
weeklies s the best h'ay to counter-.'
act the seductive allli eluents 'of l:le '
aT)tail order Catalogue.^- Goder oh Sig-
nal.
.
=`1.., � tintos' harcl't'e
wt � ..
J 1 not . so
very. ' The people' of this .Province
o urn 28t,457 irzot:ors. Of this num-
.
or 2:10,333 are j tssenger cars. The
farmers are at the'tread oi' th'
'o lis
We as ovv,ers. ; 1i e are ria
t as hard up
as We think k we are: The trouble is
we are spending too :itiucli. it�e inilet
learn to live nitre cheaply. 5 • Every
Nile we drive our cars that does not
nr- soosne return is mostey loot..
Bat, why preach ecoitofny? .l?Vs in.uct
,,d have our fling and experience a-
lo,iio will tcacl4its 'the right thing to •
tin. ' I tnaplrcli."rte Reporter.
fibs. Mitchell and little daughter ,. Most of the snow 'has disappeared
wlio lately arrived from England are $ the past week. -It has gond gradual-
who
guests of Mr, and Mrce-Fred Tien- Iy and all danger of spring floods.
ugu, of Mrs. iVlitciieil's lilts- seems over. The. roads are still in,
band whowasa brother of Mrs. lieu- ', bad condition. The sleighing is gone
rings', was burned to death in the re- 1, in some places while in others,,,Nvhoi•e
tite snow oww higher a her
cent - than the':'
terrible fire G g ,fences
at
Haile
btli�-'. �
Y r Mrs, lit 'Wheeling is almost impossible. Ono
Mitchell had been called to her home
in England on account, of the illness lone autoniobile from a distance vis -
of. her parents and took the little reed •IJxeter last „~eek 'but found the
daughter with fret and was going diif'iottlt. .Jlutos are beginning;
in the
Old Land at the to spin around tower blit it will be
c time of the fire,
several weeks before they are in gen-
ulnas use.
Tittios, change little a11, and A.
this generation has merely changed e
patches from pants ie inner tubes.' d, Cru' Label;; have been corrected
Mrs, Morgan Agnew and Miss Ag -" up' lo -Diarclt 1.3th.. Look at Yours
nes, of Clinton, are moving to:Gitellph - please and sec 12 it is up to date. If
there Mr. ngnew holds a position, nor:; wliy not pay your inbscription'.
VIz's.� A gnet*r has been brgaliist rind; alis havi•, it upto` tate?
Olaoir leader of Si; :Paul's church for - --- ---- --
ni�.
arty years:: ;
a tslti'1 '' n t
Leet,„•. ,. > of E fuLe rig..
be Bill, tv1iU. bought the old ntaiiried; goi,t2;i t:,,.r ,e i is a iiteans
t + r l..r s.,t,00i, rreal• Brucefie"x', is
ofgett.is g acsps cel
taking' it to Pieces to use the lumber. ii1i'""
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1.for
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t it
$370 irony' the see- l i . r, „,,,, ,;'�
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following gains from
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1922. .�n Clay -56
1 bus.per acre. On
� sandy
= soil
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