Zurich Herald, 1927-11-24, Page 4ICOBIOX XXX
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
VICTORY LOAN BONDS
MATURING Ist' DECEMBER, 1927
THE BANK OF MONTREAL, at all of its Branches in Canada, is prepared
to accept the abswe bonds for redemption at maturity.
Per the convenience of owners of the bonds, the Bank of Montreal will accept the
bonds at any time prior to December 1'st, and will make payment in each case
on December 1sz,• either by issuing a cheque or by placing the amount to the
owner's credit in the books .of the Bank, as .the owner,may desire.
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Of Real Goods
J.t Real Buns
yBeginning Saturday, November 1 91h
Ending Wednesday November 30th
Men's Wear
Minh Wool Underwear, earth .--$1.19L
wool Underwear, $2 2�
.combination at ------ --.
'Seece Lined underwear each 89e
Arhalci and grey wool ,shirts ---1.49
'Varney •Dress shirts rt
`W-mk'shirts each
Walley Plaid Shirts,
New Design
veralls, Carhardt blue, at
unity Brand, Black ..- --- ---..-
:ooi Hose , 39c. 49c ;and
HILDREN'S CWEATERS •
99c
89c
$1.63
$2.1R
$1,99
5-9c WHITE AND COLORED ;FLANNEL
ETTE, FROM 14c. TO 20e PER
YARD, THE VERY BEST.
CHILDREN S COMBINATIONS AT
A SNAP ,
will carry 2,000 feet of Dose, and.
has 'power land speed;
The cotromunity was shocked the
other day to learn Of the death
Of Samuel Johnston, who resides
on the Beyiield Road, west' of
Beacef;ield. 1) e was in the act ,of
loading his ,.ehop art the tx•ill at
Drecefieid, preparing to leave foie
home, •whee death eaTe almost in-
isla'art<aneous. ( ;
John Torrance, of Clinton, after
twenty-three year's (service., has
resigned his ,position as inspector
of :the Huron County Home, the
resignation ;to go into effect the
,end of"the• year. 'Mr. Torrance
kis pe f. niaa .d his dut•ej aoensc a ;-
ciotsly and \well and retires ,now
because he tfeels the, responsibility
to •be too great .for hin.i..
Jobe Shete, of the \14th ,con. of
Y,orrie, 'died on Friday last \foll-
owing a paraly tie stroke which he
Yufter.ed on the previous Monday
'while at work on hits farm. I -Ie
was engaged in banking a ,turnip
pit at the time and evas alone and
his condition iwas not noticed un-
til some \time, after he had suffered
,the stroke. , He was rendered un-
conscious and until the time of his
death .did trot regain conscious-
ness.
Grace United churcch, Porters
Hill ' was 'opened and dedicated, in
an :i.irpressive service, on Sunday
13th. The building of this ch-
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urch was „.something oof an ad -
:venture. of :faith' and it looks to-
day es if the faith of those ne-
ponsible for it will be amply;
justified. After the union of the
Methodist-Pr_abyterian and Cong
gregtional Church in Canada in
1925 Bethel and Bethany congreg-
ations, one Methodist the other
Presbyterian united. , But neither
chtre l seemed to just suit the
congregation, both, being., a little,
to one 'side, so it_waa -decided to
build a new church at Porter's Lill
evhich is 'f•airly central.
The Iuneral of the late Mis C,
Pruett ook place frock, the !reside
epee of A. Penwarden, 4th con. of
t aborzie and was Iargely attended
Her maiden nameewas Alma Phair,
died Nov..9th at Dr. Fletcher's hos-
pital in Exeter. She had been ail-
ing for abooet three years aced had
been in the hospital for only e
week, `zged 50 years, 11 months
and i.8 days, was •?ern in Exeter
and hex husband Predeceased her
by 27 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Kennedy and
son Rosa, of Ford City, visited °;
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Geiger., '
Fred Berry, who has been ill
at the (home of Mr. and Mrs. WM,
Consill, is still coorfined to lui
bed with weights attached, froze,
his knee ,which has been giving
him trouble for several months.
Mrs. J. Consitt, who has been
quite ill for some time is now im-
proving and during the past`aviceks
was visited by ,several of her.
children and eelativels.
,G. C. Petty has completed
niceg arage on hie properly, the
work being !done by E. ,Sheffer.
While iaissisting in threshing be-
ans at et.he farm: of David Shirray,
about la mile and a half .south.
of ilIensall, Earl Dick, eldest ,son
of Mr. and Mrs. Geeepick, ;of .Hay
Dtownship, was so 'seriously hi -
;lured that part of his left arm, had -
to be amputated. The youth, who
is 18 years of age, was employed
by George ,Arnastrongr - thresher.In
.some manner the belt slipped off
and Earl was endeavoerinng to
replace it, when, by some means,
his clothing ,became caught and he
was drawn kinto the machine, and
his arm was 'so badly squashed it
'had to }be amp. tated below the
elbow.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt, tl4kisAlliter
and daughter, taccompanied by,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parke, 'mot=
cared to /,Port Htron and Detroit
and visited with relatives' and
friends there. '
:The induction of Rev. T. , 1''
Jones •to the rectorship Of the Ab
glican ,chtrehes of St. Paul's Hen-
sall and sister charrge. of Grace
Church, Stella, took place: on, Fri-
day evening last at St. ' Par I's
cht rch, Hensall. The induction
was conducted by Archdeacon W
If. Doherty, ofLondon, for many
years the teeter of St. Pat 1's and
Grace chcrche's. The iiiductioneer
mon was delivered by Rev, W.
Jones pf ,Trivitt Memorial church,
Exeter. There were seven min-
isters present from neighboring
villages and towns and the cer-
emony was a .most interesting and
impressive one.
Ladies' Wear"
Bloomers, Silk and Wool at : -- 49e
Vests, Silk and Wool at e. .-. • 49e
Vests, Silk and Wool at --- --- 75c
Fleece Bloomers, Reg. 85c. at 69e
Gingharce, best and latest
shades, 34 -in. tat
19e
FACTORY COTTONS 14e. TO 20c.
SEE OUR PRINTS
DRESS FLANNELS, YD. ... fisc
GREY FLANNEL, Yd. --- --, 37c
FLETTE SHIRTING --- --- 22c
i$I.75 VALUE FOR . .$1.39
61.25 VALUE, FOR ..- .. $1,06
$1.110 VALUE FOR 89c
E OUR CHILDREN SHOES AND CHILD'S 2 -PC. SUIT UNDERWEAR
RUBBERS, NOTE OUR PRICE. I AT COST , c_
Pair of Ladies' Fancy Gloves given Free
with every purchase of $1.0.00
Joseph Gelinas, Drysdale
SEE THE PINK TICKETS
SCHOOL REPORT
No. 4 North' Stanley.. :Report of ,of the exams. held dur-
ag the month of October.
IV—Gladrnan Westlake 69%
cairn Armstrong 66.
Jr. IV -Maria Hohner 65, Bert
Zeman 56.
Jr. 111—Beatrice HowSton 76,
•Mordon Scotchmer 74.
II --Donald Paterson 80, *Keith
"Westlake 69.
I—Antionette Raul 86, Bert Greer
:IBI, Stuart Watson 78r.
Xrin'.er—Wilfred Rau.
-*—Missed exams
V. E. Herbert, Teacher,
- DRYSDALE.
Mr. arid Mts, Alex. J. le/anon:me
est Windsor, visited friends and onto visited with Mr, and Mrs.
eiitielatives here over Sunday, Geo, Brown
Wise M. tselinaa of this ,jf:ace
eint1 Mr. yl'os,, Ge in.aa of the iasis, i
Zine, attended the funeral of Mrs.
Gelinas t Cayuga, last week.
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to mourn \her death five children
Margurite aged 16, Katherine age
15, Theressa age -14, Francis age
12, and Stephen aged 10 years,an
aged father, Mr. N. Montague, 'six
brothers. and .three sisters ••. also
survive. The ,funeral ser , ices
were held pt Cayuga Catholi2 ch
erch and ,the remains taken • to
Waipol cemetery for burial. The
parishinele of St. Peter's church,
Drysdale, extend .their deepest sy-
rep athy eta thee 1 reavecl.
HENSALL.
Thos. Luker, of Tuxford,
is 'visiting ha brother, Wm. Luker
Mrs. Hugh McDonald has return-
ed from spending several week
with Mrs, Orvl;e ''.Twitchell at God-
erich.
Mr. ', and 'Aire. J. Wilson, of Tor -
Mr: ,ancl Mrs,. Neil Sparks and
child (of Detroit, Visited wth
Alex. Sparks.
Con. Voliand and datghi:er vis-
ited with -friends at Goderich.
-visit
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Eva Bolton, of Kitchener,
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e, &with 1, er parents here. ,
NOTICE. •
MEETING OF HURON'
COUNTY COUNCIL
The Council of the Corporation
of the County, of Huron ,will meet
in the Council Chamber, Goderich,
ate 2 o'clock: in the afternoon of
Tiiesday, the 6th day of ,December
1927.' All •accounts against the
Cou+nty ,r_;lust he in the hands of
the Clerk not later than Monday
Preceding the meeting of Coun-
cil. .At this meeting of County
Council the appointment of a
County 'Treasurer. li11so an In-
spector fort Lhe House of Refuge
will be made. Applications for the
above poositions to be sent or
delivered to the tndensigned Co.
Clerk on or before Saturday, Dec-
ember 3rd, 1927.
GEO. W. HOLMAN, •
)County Clerk,.
Goderich, -November 5th /927
EXETER
Miss E. A. Hogarth has been in
Victoria Hospital, where she ren-
derwent an :operaation.
Mrs. Well. Hoist,, of Crediton,'
was operated on for appendicitis
at Dr. Fletcher's hospital on Sat -
t rday last.
Mr. and Mrs. 3, W. Powe1L •and
Marion, and S. Powell; spent sev-
eral days in Sarnia, Pt. H'i son, and
Dresden.
Members of the Young People's
League of the ..Tames St. United
chc rch motored to Clinton , on
Tuesday evenielast and provided
a real treat for, the inmates of the,
home. A 'short program of mus-
ical 'selections by the young ing peo-
ple and a 'very .:entertaining ad-
dress by the paatar, Rev. D, •Mc-
Tavish was enjoyed by all lire -
sent. i ,
and Mr,
and x+s.
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3. A. Lriker and family left by
auto for Grande Prairie, in the
Peace River District, Alta., where
they will reside in future, • Mr.
Lrker recently sold his fame on
the London Rd, soulth and held -an
aection (sale (of :effects. He 'ship
ped a 'car load oof stock and .ef-
fects to.,the West Which were ac-
companied by Roy Biggs.
COUNTY NEWS.
Mr. and Mrs, W. Re Jowett and
daughter Grace of Bayfield, have
gone by motor to `J'acksonv'ille,
Florida, for the hinter.
A golden avedding anniver"aa,ry
was celebrated at the 1''iokbe,ner
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in honor of -Mr, and IVIrs, Christian
IStre x .loyvi�rs (e'.ina?, dif'd sud- Mr. and Mrs. Chas, 40rawiey, of Vinkbeiner, who were married on
411.tnty at her home in `fr..tga, Ont Kitchener, visited for a. fewd;ty,s Noven.,ber 4th, 1877.
er j She with Mr. and'.M , Wire ;Beaver, the new .fire truck reeeritly or -
4,n "th.e i fNevem:. ,r. 9 it1',. 1'• l .e: ...red bythe towtt� eounc l of Scea;
or -
wars t:ae wife of ,frac; rat-, Eli d' +1 1 Roy Robert'on',.Who recent.. .t de .
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the L
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delivered , wasd lv
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n"ia,ra Dry :a. alA ieri his cleat: the Seelbu Month's
district* ha, had .toFire 'Engine Co., of ingei$oil,, the
�atne wear ,a:go,. >na f d 1 fe,c
huCa�kda ', November 24Ui
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sleeping quarter$ or a chip
dren's play -room.
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comfortable extra rooms at small
cost. -
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and torn, faded wallpaper apply
Gyproc Fireproof Wallboard. Gyproc walls and ceilings will make every
rooan bright and fresh: Takes any decoration. Fireproof, cold proof
and heat proof. The strongest and lightest insulating wallboard known.
Write for free insulating
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Gypsum insulating Sheathi
2[} hod() per cent,
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HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS,
SHEEP and POULTRY
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AUCTION SALE
OF FARM, FARM STOCK, I1dTFL41-
MVIENTS, AND HOUSEHOLD EF-
FECTS, AT BLAKE ON
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29th,
At 1 ;o'clock, p.m,.'
HORSES -1 bay mare H years
old; 1 bay Mare 12 years old; 1
bay mare 15 yrs. old; 1 Genf
Purpose colt 2 yrs. old; 1• slick-
ing colt 4 months old.
CATTLE—Cow 6 yrs. old rfesh;
cow 5 -yrs. old due in March; Ye
arliiig heifer; 18 White Leghorn
hens,
IhGI>?LEMENTS—McCormick 5-t.f
cut -power, Noxon cultivator, set•
iron harrows, Fleury walking plow
Perrin riding plow; inthrow disc,
hay rack, seuffler, wagon boxand•
spring seat, 2 sets double_ treeseind
neckyokes, gravel box, hay racy.;
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.,ra bob ,sleighs s
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3 -seated � , g
bunks, horse power and jack, cut-
ting box, 30 -ft. 5116 chain, -wind-
lass, set ;double harness, 2 collars,
forks, shovels, hoes, rakes onion
racks, onion ,weeder, honey ex-
tractor, honey cans and a . quan-
tity of bee boxes and top stories
with racks.
Hous HOLD EFFECTS —2 tab
les, 4 chairs, trunk, rockingchair
clothes 'basket, egg crate, 2 dozen
sealers, 2 lamps, box stove,'baby
carriage, child hed, A quantity of
hay, 4 bags potatoes, and num-
erous other articles.
REAL ESTATE—Being Part Lot
18, Concession 10, N. B., Hay Tp.
taii�sisting of 137% acres of land,
well. drained \encf fenced, never
failing supply of water, also a
barn 22x42 feet. Terms will be
Made known on day of sale.
TERMS -411 sums of $10 and
under cash..- OVer that amount 10
ti 0bath'�s..credit on approved joint
notes. j4% off ;for cash on credit
arnqunta. Ray, potatoes and hens
calsho
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer
John Bechler, Proprietor.
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