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HENSALL
Mr. Ross4Dick is at present work=a
ing in Hamilton. •
order of the
Hayingis the one rday
and a good, crop is reported.
Mr. ,nn McKay and Miss Lillie
W y
leftast eek on a trip
to the West,
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Miss Anita Graham of London,
-Visited friends and relatives in town
Sunday
Mr. Clayton Dodds of Chicago, vis-
ited 'Mr. T. Shaddoek and family re-
cently.
Mr., Ross Walker and Miss, Mary
Walker, of Guelph, are visiting at
the home of Mr. Win. MacKay.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Scott, Miss Mar-
ion and and Master Jack, Toronto visited
friends and relatives in town this
week.
A Union Sunday School picnic of
the PIensall churches is to be held
at Grand Bend on Civic holiday, Aug-
ust 6th,
M1 •. Owen Geiger, our progressive
g
reeve, is having a nice lawn made
around his fine and up-to-date dwel-
ling on Queen St.
Miss Elanor Linicleaifield,'of Lon-
don was the guest of her uncle and
aunt Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lindenfield
(luring the past week.
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waste time wishing you .had a good business ducation, and
„HISS
a splendid position, 'which is waiting to become
i iPORTU 1.`1`Y • .'r . _
to a high place in. the COMMERCIAL vi"orld,
MASE
TUESDA , SEPT. T 4th, 192i1,
YOUR LUCKY DAY
byY... beginning bea COMMERCIAL, STENOGRAPHIC or'
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SECRETARIAL COURSE in
The MOST SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS, SCHOOL in the PROVINCE
THE SOIIOOL OP "COISEVYJERCE
CLINTON, ONT.
For information write ., or phone
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one
B. F. Ward, B.A., M. Addis., Pr incipal.
M. A. Stone,. Corn. Specialist, Vic e_Principal.
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Phone .19 8
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DR.IR .. ,
Physician
and Surgeon.
Phone 70 HENSALL
DR. J. W. PECK
GraduateMedicine,
of Faculty
of
McGill University, 1Vlontreal, Member
of College of Physicians sicians and Surgeons
of Ontario; Licentiate of Medical
of :
Council Canada; Post Graduate
Member of Resident Medical staff of
General Hospital, Montreal, 1914-15;
Office, 3 doors east of Post Office.
Phone 56, Hensall, Ontario.
DR G. "W. DUFFIN
Graduate of Faculty of Medicine,
Western University, London; Mem-
ber of College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, of Ontario; Post Graduate
ember of Resident Staffs, of Re-
ceiving and Grace IIospitais, • Detroit,
?or eighteen months; also Post Grad-
uate member of Resident Staff in
Midwifery, at Herman Kiefer Hosn
i-
- tva1, Detroit, it, for three months.
Office over Joynt's Block
Hensall, 114 Ont.
DR. G. L. SMITH
DENTIST
Molsons
of the.
Two. doors east •
Dank, Mensal„ Ont.
Away Wednesday afternoons.
PROIJDFOOT, KILLORAN
& HOLMES
Barristers, &c.
Office on the Square,' 2nd door
from Hamilton St., Goderich.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
6T,
Proudfoot, K.C. J. L. Killoran,
D. B. Iiolmes
Mr. Holmes will be in Hensall
every Friday from 9 until 6.
,urmvnvnixaws.-a-•urnrr �a -G _ xm,.=,caati
AUCTIONEER
OSCAR KLOPP
honor Graduate Carey Jones' Au-
etion School, Specs it course taken in
Registered Live StCck (all'Breeds,)
Merchandise, Real Estate, Farm
Sales, etc. Rates in keeping with
prevailing prices. Satisfaction as-
sured, write Oscar Klopp, Zurich, or
v, ire: 18433, Zurich.
CHIS L,
E HURS'T
Mrs. .Alice ,Mooney, d children,
and- chil n
,
of 'Exeter, :are visiting for 6 few days
with friends here:
Mr.' and Mrs; Wm. Welsh of Exe-
ter
txeter, visited at Mr. Martin McTag-
gart's Sunday.
M. and Mrs. Squires, of Exeter,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ole and family,
Mr.' Thos. Woodward of Exeter and
Mr, and Mrsq i
S lu I s, of
Wood-
ham and two Jas.•e daughters visited at
the home of Mr. Thos. Harris on
Sunday.
" Quite a nunnber of Orangemen
took in the 12th at Wingham.
Mrs. Pybus and Mrs. Harris sang
sang a duet at the league entitled
"Welcome Pastor", • The 'league has
a good turn out all throughi'he sum-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. Flowers of London
visited friends Here -On Sunday.
S. S. NO. 6, 11BERT
The following is the result of the
promotion exams. .of S.ti.. No. 6,
bert. Those marked with an aster-
isk failed:—
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l'ronio •e t d to Sr IV—Gladys ndys IIou-
hton 69 ; Felmer Chappel, Ra
Hou-
ghton, nn ,.69; -
y
nnond Norris 67;hristina McKaig,
g,
62; Mary Allen, 61; Joe. Aldington,
60.
Jr. IV—Elsie Richie, 86; Verda
Gardiner, 7 8 Grace. McLaughlin,, 71,
Archie Hoggarth 7l; Kenneth Kiein
feldt, 60; Winona Norris, 53.
Sr. III --Willie ,
McKaig .65; Jean
b
McLaren, 60; Harvey Austin, 47:;
Karl Walker, (promoted',•because of
illness.)'
Jr. III—David Ritchie, 80; Har-
old Gardiner, 66; Rena McLaren,
62; Leonard Haughton, 33"`.
Sr. Il—Janies"Austin'', Vera Allen
Marjorie Kleinfeldt, Norman Park,
Gladys Kay, John •Houghton.
Jr. II -Johnny McDougall,
lst—Margaret Allen, Lindsay Gar-
diner, Bessie Austin, ' Harold Austin.
Sr. Pr.r-Dorothy McLaren,` Beryl
Norris, Alvin Crawford.
R. I. McIefollane teacher,
Miss Irma Rar}nie, , of Detroit, -
Mich., spent a short time visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Rannie, the
later part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs: Geo." Douglas and
Mrs. Milne Rannie and family ale
endoying life at Grand Bend where
they are. camping at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Stewart of Sea
forth, and little granddaughter,
Kathaleen Charlesworth, of Toronto
were the guests" on Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Bolton.
Mr. -and Mrs. Albert Whiteside Jr.
and little. daughter, of Hamilton,
are visiting the former's parents,
•Mr. and Mrs. A. Whiteside and Miss
Violet who has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Jia, returned with them.
Mr. N. P. Warrener, who has been
working in ,Pontiac, Mich., , for the
past few weeks is in town again. We
believeMr` Warrener W r nen n it
sterids mov-
ing over to.' Pontiac with his wife
and fancily soon.
Don't forget the annual Ford Dice
a.ic to be held at Grand Bend" on
Wednesday August` s 1st. A good
program of s posts has'been arranged"
and everything, planned to give those
who attend a real good day's sport.
The. death: occurred in Stanley, lot
15, Babylon Line, on Saturday last
of Mr. George Stephenson, at the
age of 61 years. :The funeral took
place from his late residence on
Monday at 2 p.m., internment being
made in Bayfield cemetery,
Quite a number from Hensall and
vicinity attended the football; Match
held in Brucefield on zsaturday even-
ing last ., between Kitchener and:
Brucefield. The game was a splen-
did one from start to ,finish and re-
sulted in a win for Brucefielil by the
score of 1_.0,
The choir of Carmel church held
a picnic to Grand SendFriday,: on '
lastwhen a shover was given Mrc.”
! 1 . Hedden (nee Miss Maud Porter).
The young lady was made the rpci
in Dreco, 'the pient of silver knives, forks and
sllooins. Ms, Heddin has beer_ a
ThatOvercome
member ,of the choir for some time
and on different occasions rendered
very pleasing solos.
The following pupils of Mrs. 51. 51.
'Rennie and Miss Greta Laramie have
suecessfu}ly passed the.examinations
o1 tlri`Toronbto Conservatory of u_
sic winch were conducted by illi,
Robb in , IIensail on July 2: Junior
piano, Mean -or Snider; Elementary
piano, Blanche Mustard, honours;
Jarlaes Mustard, honours; Vera Smith
piano, Erma Broad -
foot, honours; Dorothy Broad£oot;
honours.
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TI SA.I'., PROMOTION EXAM.
To Sr. IV: Honors, Jean. Stone,
Mildred McDonnel. Pass, Irma Hig-
gins, Avis Lindenfield, Tornuny Sim-
pson, Mildred Scruton, Boy Bell, Mil
ton Boyle, Roy Soldan, Sadie McCon-
Dell. Recommended; Ray Lammie;
Lloydespassmore.
To Jr.,' IV: Dorothy `�Itt1e, Lilli,nin
Steacy, Margaret Drummond, Marie
Foster, Myrtle Wolfe, lean Bon thron
Rcicommended, John Bean.
vis„ tuts his mother, Mrs. Thos. Stew-
ardson, of Parkhill.
Mrs. Robert Hutchinson and ills.
Merton Morley, of Crediton, are vis-
iting „elatives here,
1V(r, and Mrs. J. Brophy visited his
mother in Ailsa Craig on Sunday, •
The local lodge, of brangonnen cel-
ebrated in Stratford on July 12tH,
Several carkloads went from here.
Mrs. Voigt, of Detroit is visiting
With brei• sister, Mrs. Harry Billing.,
3Vlits',
Frank Steeper entertained
her Sunday School Class at her home
recently.
r
We congratulate Alrxta Stewaxdson
Eniziia Rock, Olive i3rowzi and 1 -Ii gb
Love on being successful in the re-
cent entrance examinations,
Mrs. Jas. McPherson is in London
l suffering `r ons
Hosprta i cataracts.
We hoe for a speedy recover ,
n n y
CENT,LIA
M nber
e _s of the Ladies' Aid enjoy-
ed a game of ball on the recreation
grounds Tuesday evening. After the
ganfe cake and ice creain was served.
A fine time was enjoyed by- all and
a nice sum was realized.
The neighborhood around Centra-
lia has been almost the scene of a
chapter of accidents tare past week.
Gordon Wilson was driving a load
of hay into the barn when just as the
wheels touched the :floor the double-
tree broke. Mr. Wilson was pulled
to the barn floor injuring his knee
verybadiy.. The load ran back down
the embankment' and upset.
1VTr.. Nelson Baker fell from the
scaffold of his barn to the floor in-
juring his back and foot' quite se-
verely.
Mr. Michael Fletcher while driv-
ing the team drawing up hay :at the
farm of his son Roy, the - fastening
holding the pulley to the post, broke.
-The released :rope caught Mr. Fletch-
er and, threw him to the ground 'so
violently that he was rendered un-
conscious for many hours and since
has been confined to his bed.
On Sunday the son. of Mr. T. Car-
ling, who is visiting his grandpar_
encs,' Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Essery, `fell
out of -tae swing and broke hie arm.
When Mr. Garnet Isaac, who lives
a couple of miles east of the village,
was pulling back the hayfork and
car on the track of his baric, the fork
broke loose and falling struck Mr.
Isaac just 'below the heart making a
bad wound. He had a very narrow
escapt of anis life.
Saturday Mr. Byron Ticks shipped
three car loads of cattle to Toronto
and Monday one to Liverpool.
Miss ElliottLillian �who is spend-
ing her vacation at the home of her
father, Mr. W. R. Elliott, sang two
solos at, the Methodist church Sunday
morning that were inuch enjoyed by
all.
Master David Knight ht of Guelph.
g"
isendin h
sp r g the olrclays: at the liolne
of Mr. and' Mrs. Wm. Robinson,
c. ( Lady
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Mrs. Grabb Finds
Famous Herbal Remedy, Carred_
tive Properties.
Suffering of Years.
The stooy of Mrs. A. Grabb, of 22
Rayburn Street London,Ont, is an •
object lesson to every man and wo-
man who is troubled with cligestire
ailments. It shows the extent of tho
suffering bad digestion causes if al-
- _ lowed to pursue its way, ufeheeked.
1 -:VERY SORT OF JOB PRINTING
i,, i; '141IN'.0-•--Posters, Dodgers, En-
Velopes,.. letterheads, Visiting Cards,
shipping Tagg, and anything at all,
at Since August 17, 1922 I have been
l -he Observer Printing Office, Hensall. in terrible pain through my left sidle
Orders taken tor Daily and WeelgS,, and also around through nny' BacIc
rapers. Toronto and London papers The pains were so acute that night
1,;41.76, In eliab with the"Exeter Times afters night would walk the floor,
6.25. Leave your order at the Ob -unable to sleep. 1 was unable to do
my housework, as I was in misery
rvervea- Office. 'from morning to `night. Gastric
trouble caused my stomach to bloat,
and my sufferings front indigestion
were awful.'
"I begaii taking•Dreco on January
1
15th and today I Feel like a new wo-
man. The pains have entirely gone
and 1 ani now able to do bay own
housework and cooking. My appe-
Lite is good and 1 have no gastric
troubles, while Before taking Dreco,
everything would_ turn my stomach.
"1 had tried every kind of pills and
remedies and had almost given up
hope when I heard of Deco. I am so
happy over the benefits Dreco has;
given me that I tell everyone about
it. It is a godsend and T ain continue
ing to use it." M'
r..
Dreco, is a natural remedy prepar-
ed from herbs, .roots, bark and. leaves
known for ages for their medicinal.
properties "•
Check your digestive complaints now
with Drecb and avoid the misery that
Mrs. Grabb describes. Here is hen
statement.
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