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ICH HEIRALD
R EV, F, B, MEYER
Popular Pastor of Calvary Evan-
gelical Church, Dashw000d, who
has been . stationed at Dashwood
for the third year:
COUNT? NEWS
!lathing in the lake at s yfic7lt£
began on Tuesday ::lay i t'it, onu raf
ta:, fair boing the lint,
lefosn'=.tion was received than
the North Iiuroii by-election will
be bed 111 ,,time.. The da.o it Pe un
iiter,too:t, has. not b. --on decided yet
and ao far a there has been no oft -
tete ai]iloenee'ITif nt•.
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Annie and Emily Keyes have re-
tuned to Varna aft'e'r 'apendii g the '
winter at Oshawa and Niagara,
Mr. and Mr's. John Bath'weill, of 4!"
Varna, have returned from their 4+
trip to the coast and aro quite con-
vinced that there is no better place
to live in than good old Huron,.
Tlw first public graduation ex`
erciies in connect:on with the Clin-
ton Public Hospital, atlhough th-
er have been several graduates,
were held in the town hall on Tees -
day evening last, a large audience
of people exhibiting their interest
'ere present. The three nurses to
receive their diploma's were; Mr's,
i ,ee he d, Mi s Mena y, and Al.sa
!lass.
Wednesday, April 13th, saw the
first Bacon Hog Pair :in the County
of Huron. An ideal day brought
out a 'considerable number of far-
mers to view the exhibits and to
try and form an opinion of what
is required in bacon type. A-
round 200 hogs were Brought out
to the fair of which number 159
Sere actually shown in both •the
breading .and, market classes. Th-
e3e'consi•stedt of 4 boars, 33 sows.
and 122 market hog&.
ROOM II
Sr. III--Ru;.h T.e.ean, Kath! ei
111e:ner, Stuart Wolfe, Earl Zimmer -
Amelia W i;lert, Howard Schenck,
Gerald Mason, Irene Guenther.
Jr. III Arnetta Eveland, La-
urz Wi mer, Ro _.1 Wil.ert, Sheldon
Wein, Hubert R,I5tt44ei, The:nia
Fischer, Lorna Kraft, Elld eVitt er
Gladys Maier, Olga Fischo , Leton-
ard Res,'en ever, Melvin Mason, Me!
vin Schlundt.
Sr. II—Evangeline Held, Regina
Miler, kowar:l K:un pp, Mi ton W1
lert, Mary Meyer, Albert Goetz,
Ella Eveland, Phyllis Reid, Ila
Mason, Margaret . . Restereey.er,
Lorne'Genttner, Harold Kraft, Mir-
vyn Willert, Harry 'Rinker.,
Letta R. Geuther, Teacher.
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t Autos and Auto Supplies
1 AVE CARRY A COMPLETE LINEOF AUTO ACCESSORIES,
AND SUPPLIES, AND CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON THESE
VARIOUS LINES
j CORD TIRES 30x3% AT ONLY - •,-• ..- $8.50
TUBES 30x314 AT ONLY _..__.._. ___ , ...... $1,40
3 GOOD RUBBER CASE BATTERIES AT ..---- ..... $1.5.00
9• 1 SECOND HAND 1% H. P. GAS ENGINE VERY CHEAP.
„t'•y 2 FORD TOURING CARS
1 FORD ROADSTER CAR.
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.ty 1 GOOD TRAILER,
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ABOVE CARS ARE ALL IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER,
;AVE DO EXPERT BATTERY WORK ON REPAIRING AND
RE -BUILDING BATTERIES.
!FARM IMPLEMENTS
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FARM IMPLEMENTS AND
CARRY JUST THE KIND OF MACHINERY THAT WILL GIVE
YOU THE BEST AND LONGEST SERVICO FOR YOUR MONEY
'PUMPS, PIPINGS AND FITTINGS, ALSO INSTALL OUR
PUMPS.
Tares, Tubes, 'Gas, Oils and Greases
L. A. F,rang - Zurich
Jr. II, --Maida Wein, Reta Fas fl'.c1
John Meyer, Carl. Meyer. '
Pt. Il- Alvin Fl ischer, Eileen
Beaver, Leonard Schenck. �':
Sr. I --Garnet Weiberg, Doug!
a:s Shenek, Alien Beaye:r, Edna
Maier, Ervin Fischer, Mabel Ben-
der.
Jr, I --Myrtle Geiser, - 11Ir.,rra3
Wolfe, Percy Atkinson, Lloyd leu-
wither, Irma Wein, Eileen Willert«
Pt. I—Ward Kraft, Alvin Wiliert
Verdi Rinker. -
Nola K. Geiser, Teacher.
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DASHWOOD
larlr. and Mrs. D. McCormick and
end family of. Bridgeburg visited
Idle latter's mother, Mrs. Baker
'lest week.
Mrs. Schultz of Detroit., is vis-
iting her parents Mr. And Mrs.
z,. Rader -
Miss Grace Kellerman, who sp-
. nt the holidays with her parents
.relnrned to 'Toronto ons Saturday,
Muss Beatrice Graybeil of Ter -
:tante ie visiting her rp arunts at
'ent sent. enmeyer and T. Collins ef Khiva,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eidt of LATE ANGELINE GRAY1 EIL
Jngersoll visited with Mr. anCIMrs
Stade on Sunday.
Miss Alice Hoffman who spent
2 holidays with her parents, re -
*armed to Stratford where elle is
HENSALL.
King & White, who have the con
tract for paving the Provincial
Highway be;cween Seaforth and:
Dublin are commencing operations
at the Seaforth end on Morelay o[
this week, They, have purchased
the gravel pit of F,T.:Fowler and
are putting in their crushing mat-
chinery. A large .number of alien
will be em.peodyl at the pit, tgnd
a camp will be m, de on the gro-
und,
The 'steamer Greyhound e will
make its annual excursion trip from
Detroit to Goderich on Monday,
June 6th, this year. The regular
moonlight excursion will run out of
Goderich on the eve. of June 6th,
and the following morning, June
7th, the ptrip to Detroit will be
made with return to Goderich on
Thursday, June 9th,
Seldom has al community been
stirred as is that of A•sh[ield and
Huron Twps. by tho double trag-
edy which took place on April 11
when Mrs. Emile McLennan gals so
seriously injured that she patesed
away and the infant 'son, born sho-
rtly before her death, died aieo
about the tams time as the mother
The death occured.in Seaforth,
of John Robb, a weri known and
highly respected resident following
a stroke of paralysis,, He was 73
'years old, ancl while be was quite
young, the family moved to Logan
*here they were pioneer settlers
Quite 0 spectacular blaze oc-
curred the othar evening at Bay -
when Ri •blur! W Stores fee!
barn 'was burned to the ground. It
is not known how the fire:started
as it Was first: noticed in the hay
mow. A crowd :coon gather''d and
all the livo :stock and implements
were a sated., yet some of •the ad-
joining buildings were in great
danger„
Thurdiay, A ir211 26tH, 1922
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:New and Finer
acc.
New Beauty, New Features, New Low Price;
'the moment you see the 11eW and finer. Pontiac
;fix, you -rill realize that it is big value and leader_
ship in the field of a w -priced Sixes.
Let us prove this by a deinonstration
,. COMBIN-
• ATIONS -- IN SIXES AND BIGHTS — GIVES YOIIB
WITH 29 CHARMI c BODY TYPES AND COLOR THE 1 14LI.E
WIDEST RANGE OF INDIVIDUAL CHOICE IN THE BET-..
• TER AND HIGHER PRICED AUTOS.
3 You must !see and drive these new Paige cars before you
you can fully realize the wonderful performance and the 4;'
an' azing values they really ares. Let urs demonstrate. 3k
AUTO REPAIRING AND GENERAL GARAuE WORK .A u
SPECIALTY 4
H. ANGEL, Prop.
aGas Oils Greases Tires Accessories
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Orville Smith and Ray Patter-
son, who are in Seaforth hospital
are recovering nicely from their
operations,
Dr. and Mrs.. Smith, of St.Marrs
visitewd with Mrs. Smith's parents
Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Petty,,
Mrs. Thos. Palliser and son Roy
idled with Earl Pa:mer's,at,lVinde
Mrs. Southey of Sandwich .attend
ed the funeral of the late Miss
Angeline Graybeil 'thr& week,
Mr. P. Mcisaac received the sad
news+ of the death of his nephew,
Frances Mcisaac of Detroit, who
was killed in an auto ace:dnt, Sun-
day evening. He was 25 years of
age and had ben book-keeping for
the Edison Co.,. for the past six
years. -The funeral was •beld on
Wednesday morning tr. Detroit,
There who attended the fu.eral -
re Mes. P. Mcl:saac, Mrs. 0. Br'al-
C-!ooir. was cast over the vil-
lage on Tuesday afternoon last
when it vas learned that Miss An-
Geline Graybtiil had passed a-
way at her home here. Dece esed
;attending Nivormal School, had been afing for some t mesuf-
7 t and Nlrs. An) oid Merrier or{feeing from chronical bronchiti::.She
3stroit are spending their honey! had reached the age of 63 ;nears, 1
vka;?0on in this vicinity. -
Rev. PF, B. Meyer and Mr,
. Bender are 'attending Confer-'
ee in Scbringville thea week.
d leaves to
days a
months and •4 p
mou'r tier loss th;•ee sisters and
leaves to mourn her loss three As-
ters and one bother. The funeral
illi:3s A•I;;rt% Hoffman and fie took piece on PFriday afternoon
sol•,.
Very large shipments of onion
have been made by our firma,dur-
ing the past weeks,.
ee..ese0Se3e N eas,so.SSee •Far®09011100@®•Y011�•��11•06'1l.18►
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: YeS! Spril)g with its Sowing and
I planting time will. soon be here
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SEEDS!
I , agar
AND WE WISH TO ADVISE THE PUBLIC THAT'WE ARE
f P13EPARED TO SUPPLY YOU WITH THE VERY CHOICEST
OF SHEDS, WHETHER IT BE ALL THE VARIOUSS' GRASS
1 SRBDS,0P THE FIELDS OR FOR, PLANTING THE HOUSE -
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Patterson, ac
con,lranicd by Mr mod Mrs, -Jos-
]'Itld'soii, were visitors with relate
vea and friends in Detroit..,
Oliver Geiger, of Waterloo, 514-
ney Geiger of 'near SCudlnlry, and
Edmond Geiger of London, were
visitors w•ilhtheir paronts, Mr.and
Mrs. Owen Geiger.
Jessie Bue11anan-,spent the eve-
ekk-end at London rvitn relatives.
Mrs. Relit. McArthur and grand
daughter, Grace !Manson, visited.
friends at London„
A number from Hen'sall, attend-
ed the services at Hillsgrecn on
Sunday afternoon last.
Irene Dough.a visited for a feet.
days last weekerilh friends iii' Lon-
don,.
Ferrie •Cantelon, o fOnondaga, is
client the holidays at els sotee'
here.
The Bowlers' C ub, 'wh'e''1 is qu to
a 'strong organization, held' a lit-
erary and rrue;icat entertainment in
the town hall the other night The
erogran,. was nicely .and. interesting
1y carried out, with Rev. H. Naylor
who is a member acting as, chair
11;an„
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and
F Milverton Mrs Witney, o . NII eI
her sister fron'i. Belleville, accerep-
aniecl by other fr;end's v;'s.ted with
friends here,
G. W. o2 the Hensall Tian
Davis.,
s' cI ;of Kitchener ',pent Easter Sun- fg. Co., wa's tx]cen quite eriously
-.ter with her parents, '11 end rt,shed tc I ondon hospital
• a nurr ser aro where 1 e tv"11 likely be operated
'to the Bronson Line cemetery.
SCHOOL PEP(%VT
IiAsuwoOD SCHOOL, Room 111
Ian't;e 1 1n here atten- a' i c i r i y 1,.
-tied conference in Sebringville on on. '
.40016 -iy,. A.W.E. 1Ietnphirl is having soine
"Elmer Zimmerlt'
• .ft for Detroit improv ement.:se made to his resi-
''_liaut we•:;k where he will remain for c �, , I? donee.
ditto tunneler. V h N Id U The many friLcencls of Gorge
4Vito Margaret held 1041i1ned to , b d H i Hoiden were t hocked to hear .of
Strattforcl an Monday, his • sr, dden unexpected death, wil-
:Mr JY. Hooper of phidolohih. is Fi.acher, On:�ide Re:eterc.Cyer, Ern= eh oat -erect 1t St, Catherin 'e on
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'tdin the wive: with ' Me. and in Guenther, Margaret Willert,Retfi eltiesday .last, He took sick a
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= `eta. 'Chas. Guerlth'e. IT;tyier, S�r'ima Genttner. we gr. ago ar,rl wag taken to the
412r, 1,S n,. I leinstivcr lett for Ji• IV—&ertie Hoffman, Ethylrla hospital weer'+ he was operated on
_,• " - T ctsrlev, 1X&d, Melvin Relsterreyer, PIOie en but passed away, He was a res -
Trot, r > n t }
• .� , Palter, .+ .. i of ld 'wall for a number o� T11` work of the.Exeter Iiortic-s.a�~anoying citizens by ringing theeletee'.
�Iri,;,, Pone rs, .Elrrlwll, nnrl Mr .. NI<Iulrc.o Ii�luirpp, Pearl d ,..
Saginaw ,, and 7 fw�y ear;, ago moved tittur'ol tsoeiet;," has inerited 5np- dcorbr;ll and running a,lvayw
tL'in of ,�ar*ili'dl6r .1t ' ,r,r tacl.ng 1 C17.1C1r), Vie!
' i -. Addison i�/laaon, Verlti # t 41r i a t,
e r ' r - EYeter, and then .a o;z,' ago port and this year Or' membership A quiet Avedfli ig took, plae F on
ze dew �w zr7� wr,t11 t.leit c;stcl`, i�7; ltir ,1f , ViC. a I r."af r.,, ! to , y t s14t 4x � ni 'tress, A :ori to al, ;,144 Maui::►f z4i,, i
r Lias increased o r
V --Ruth Klein liver, GIeen Na-
l �•er ior^nce! Guenther. •
Sr, IV—Ruth -Rut Mayer, o a + as-
;solo Zerta Nadiger, Sadie Held
Elda Kraft, Wallaco Wein, Edna
CREDITCN
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Zurich
Rev. W. Y.Dreier and Layman
J. Heitman attended the Canada
corferc rice 1501,'10m 11t'Sebringvi`Ile
nver ti.c week -once.
Mr, and Mrs. FF. Flynn am 3
brother ,Root. Tetreau, of Detroit
visi.od vette Mr. and Mrs, TuLfirld
Tetreal'. near the Bend.
ltiMrs CR Zwicker and son Gerald
eetuined sifter visiting a few days
wi`h her sister, Mrd. RatL., at New
Name ,1 g..
Mr tpev.l I. H. McDonald and
so i• of liellree,. gar: 'nisi ng 'a few
clays with her ',Meter, Airs, C.
Zitiiekez•. _
Mn. and Mrs. J. Zurbrigg ,and
Mre. Northcott 01 Toronto, spent
the week -end With Mr. and Air's
Ezra ]laist.
Eli King luta returned home af-
ter 'spending a few days' in Forte
eat.
Samuel Sheareriown of Goderich
Visited hie mother, Mrs. Ry. Shear
down,.
Mr, and Mrs.. Henry
and family of Kitchener,
with Charolottee Brown.
Peart Dreier of Hanover and
Lorn Dreier of Chesiey, visited at
the Evangelical parsonage,
• Nola 'rest and Helen McIrsaac,'
of London; !spent the weep -end at
the home of their parent's here„
Lulu Warlock, of Ford City *is-.
itocl her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Id-
Morlock.
Mrs. 'Wm. Watson and family
have returned to; their horse at
T.hedford ,actor ;spending the win-
ter with her mother, Mrs Jos.
1 a1'3t,.
Sweitzer
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yet. t
The Loyal • Temperance 'Legon
held a' (,splendid meeting it the
Library, ;when Mins Murray ad
dre•,sed the gathering.
1 . Ilagshaw has 'purchased a
large truck and will go from, Sea -
forth to
ea-forth.to Varna, taking in the ad-
joining territory, and will also go
from London to Windtsore 1
A number of boys have been
I'. W. iu.ai ytlei0i1e 4, li 0 $t1i75•, it W+i .J4 . L ttiz 11L I4t .
,Cate!. IT,edden when Rev. D. McTav-'-
i'3h united in Irir11'r,age her youngeft
daughter, Grabs Oiive to W�a1t
C. Doupe of ;Ll;sborne.
Easier Sunday never dawned
a neater, cleaner, more beautiful
C,,eter,t'elan it did this year, .a -
many citizens .spent Good Frida•,
in cleaning up.
A wedding took place at .00 -
James St. church when Mary Baum
Doi,pe of U�sborne w•a's unite a
marriage! to Conrad Milton Lnth't"
e,on of 'Mrs, Aly. I�u:lir..r, tori
.shill Or Lx " ir.. r 1 ' ( ..