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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1928-05-10, Page 4• AUCTION SALE of CHOICE DAIRY COWS It Doenhaiou hotel Stables 2.U,R,1. 0n Saturday, May 12th, 1928 At 1..80 o'clock p.m. 'CONSISTING OF -4 fresh cows with calves at foot; 6 cows due bo Areshen shortly; 7 cows due to fresh- en at later dates. This is a fine lot t+nf :choice Durham cows and all C'i,t iiia Stock. TERMS --5 months credit on ap- rproveci joint notes, 3 per cent. wstraight off for cash. ;fiilton Love, Proprietor. -Arthur Weber, Austi-)wee. EXETER Atop. Howard has resumed his bus t nrvice between Exeter and London. Dr. Ottis T uemner, of Strathroy, :spent the week -end here. Mrs. `°Traenmer, has been visiting for over " ea -week with her parents, Mr. and Mr :ar. Weiner. MTS. Wm. Rivers is seriously it and the family have been called -theme Mrs. Chas. Way, of St. Thomas and Mrs, J, Routledge, of Dutton, have been here for several days. The other morning. Mrs. Dougald Love met with an unfortunate accid- ent, She hadgone into the wood- shed and tipped and fell, her head striking against a lawn mower in-. flicting a nasty wound just above the eye. The wound bled profusely and Mrs. Love was taken to the Ezeter hospital where the wound was dres- sed. The .death to ok place in, Exeter on ,April 26th of Edward Campbell, who was called away in the prime of life being In his 47th year. About a we- ek previous the deceased contracted a cold which developed into double pne umonia which was the cause o f his death, Mr, Campbell was born on the Thames Road and farmed in Us - borne Tp. until he moved to Exeter three years ago. He is survived by his bereaved widow, whose maiden name was Mary White, and four child ren. A well known resident of Exeter. North passed away the other day on April 28th, in the person of Freder- Westinghouse Canada's Finest Electric Range `• 9G!JII� I�Il��jl,lll��lllll�� ' ..•:ase H d o ger onvenienc3 and Saving HESS R AD O ELEC 'RIC : i 31.114.40e3eier , .1. l egeei. 3e 3ee<+ !1+++++++++4-iet ✓e.1.4.. ret lelale'?. 4 4, tlee}:' -1-✓r•F--ieeee-e. «' ee• ... , ...... r ..,°:,. - 4'--4.4 4 4.3 4 5 �4 4•-`r s b! ' We Are Now Selling 7E1 1 4 4 iv'1 '41Eml t , tite'7�' om:, ., WITH_ In Fours rs and Sixes -with aR m ore .actual per doll.9r value thein any: other tow priced car. Theamo Wiiiys r ht Sixes in Three different Sizes WE ARE ALWAYS AT YOL''R SERVICE FOR GENERAL GARAGE REPAIR WO +,i. WHICEI WE MAKE A tSPECIAL- TY OF. LET US DO YOUR NEXT OVERHAUL JOB. SATISFACT.QN, OUR MOTTO Gas Oils Greases YIIres 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 .4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Accessories' D reE sekao9e0eaod, c,v,.•Aoe .4 ?wc 8 7 Vart,e1C fit °'; emaeP.i3©fi etesine .>rsa 0 . ?S'J 2 • fi M The low pricer. Six -with P© ver and 'Speed as thrilling as its Rich New Beauty EQUIPPED WITH LOVEJOY SHOCK ABSORBERS, FOUR WHEEL BRAKES, AND WITH ALL THE NEWEST \• IM- PROVEMENTS MAKE, IT THE BEST CAE VALUE ,FOR THE MONEY, k ASK ALL T,I1'OSE WHO DRIVE A PONTIAC I DEMONSTRATION GLADLY GIVEN GIDEON KOEi L is „. Zurieh Agent for Pontiac and fluick Ctrs O '! 111+4■ge.".) !fir ha,,,r1 'N'C`• f2.0 tritt�}�'$ d• s • • . • • • . • H. :E' ►+ L. D ick Green. He was bo TO in, Burm Ingham, Eng, :and came to this min - try with his parents when but te boy, and farmed on the Lake Road for many years and could tell many thrilling; experiences of early life. in Huron County. He was married tr Katherine Smith some forty-two years ego. I-IENSALL Mr. and Mrs, Roy Weber were re- cent visitors with relatives in De- troit. Wm. Simpson and Mae Simpson, of Detroit visited with relotives in town. T. C. Joynt is.'having 'someapart, tents fitted up above his block of three stores, and will have them all steam heated. Earl Drummond was a recent visit- or with friends in Port Huron. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowen visited in Blyth with relatives. Alf Smith moved into the apart- ment over the bake shop, and Mr.. Orville Twitchell is moved. into the house he vacated.-. Mrs. W. Hoskins and family of Stratford visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Mcmartin. Mr. and Mrs. D. Shirray and Mr. and Mrs, Fred Bengough visited with relatives in Monkton on Sunday last. Mr. 1-1 oustan, who has been manag- er of the Bank of Montreal here for a number of years, left for Cornwall, where he has secured a position. Mrs. Brown and son John, of. Ed- dy's Mills are visiting with Dr. and Mrs B P. I Dougall. J. & C. McDonell have rented the well situated piece of ground, immed- iately mmediately to the west of E. Rennie`s block and will have it for display ground for cars, having nicely filled up' the uneven parts and also what •v; as ae one time a cellar, so that they will now have a nice display ground. The other day Roy Geiger had a horse get caught in the halter rope on the hind feet. Mr. Geiger in getting the horse free was kicked in. the face and thrown back in the man- ger. The horse has since died in spite of the best medical skill. This is the second loss Mr. Geiger has had as lie lost a cow in March. . A public meeting was held in the town hall, Hensall, on Friday evening May 4th, to see what steps could be taken to fight the Black Creek drain award. This meeting was called by farmers to the west of Henson, who are very much dissatisfied with the drain award. A very large acerage of onions is being sown here this spring. Hen sail has always been noted as "Onion Kings" for many years. The committee in connecti on with the Firemen's celebration, to be held here on the 24th of May, have been fortunate in securing for that occasi- on among other attractions, the sham pi on horseshoe players of - the pro- vince, and who are too' well known to even mentib n their names, as they have won so many contests. COUNTY NEWS --- Hayfield Village lave been staked nut !or the coni': ruetion of Hyth.o lines and Bayfield will enjoy . hydr+ this summer. Lueau has purchased a fine new S1Ye fighting equipment, and a dem- onstration was held that proved quite satisfactory. to the citizens. The Village of Wroxeter in a clos- ely contested vote decided to revert to the Township of Lowick. The vote was 47 to remain as an incorporated village and •.,55 for reverting to the township. , The purpose behind the change is to place the re !dents in a posits on to secure hydro power at the rural rate. The annual picnic of the Miran Old Boys' Association of Toronto will be held in Area 4, National Exhibit i on Grounds, o n Saturday, June 2. A good big programme, including all the latest stunts is being arranged, for and a big time is expected, Every Huronite in Toronto and elsewhere in the vicinity is cordially invited to take part in the games, Everybody willbe anxious to see the ladies` baseball game, which will be a lead- ing ing feature. In the death of B. P. Bell, sea- forth, eaforth, which oectired at his residence at that place on April 30th, Seafortle has lost a well known and prominent resident; the community, a pioneer and the church a valued member of. Session, Mr. Bell had been con fined ' for several months, suffering from heart trouble, but previous to his last illness, had been a mon of wonderfully strong and robust con- stitution: He was a son of the late William Bell and was born on the London Road, half a mile south of Hensall, on.Feb. 1851, being in his 77 year. His youth was spsnt on the farm, but as a young man he went to Galt where he learned the millwriting Returning to the farm he settled on Lot 6, on the first con. of Stanley, where he farmed successfully for for many years. Twenty-five years ago he removed to Seaforth and since that time had been in charge of the woodworking department of The Bell Engine and Thresher Co- mpany Bruce County has • ordered from A. McDonald, agent, Goderich, a stone crushing machine for $3000.00. •• Mr. and Mrs, M. C. Milliken, who have been residing at Goderich for a year or so, moving there from Zurich have gone to London to reside. Mr. Milliken has a position there as a motor salesman. The Stratford city council, in con- junction with other bodies in that city, is takingsteps towards having a celebration this year of the one hund- redeth anniversary of the opening of the Huron road. • The proposal is to have celebrations at various points a- e. b, r writ sof Oeptikimber aftenr the pavi*g ire a;arsupleteci between Ch-Oort and Seaforth- . Cattagnis at Grand R''eml: axe pea. tanning the Department. of Public Works to have the Attic Sable I ivc drudged to a itg;pth of three feet be low lake level from the mouth of the river to the bend. Under' the present. drainage scheme a portion az the riv- er i rer is being dredged two and A half feet below hake level,, but a. bar of some width as still present at the riv- ex`s mouth. The proposed developnr • ent waoeirl mane it possible to bring in Parmcf hosts up to the resort.. Name Magistrate Reid at Code*'- i the other day Wm. V. Hef ern :'l-a�n',•�e! *the °IP'. of • McKillop, faces$; (bar of stealing two overcoats, a, pair of gloves and other articles at. dance near Dublin on April 2Qth. Her fen= ha', already an extensive Pig - ice reetard.. On Monday last two, Exeter men were fined each $10 ane . costs by Mag. Reid for driving cars. without a license. John Gillespie, of Turnberry, upon whom a tine of : $3O0 and costs was imposed upon,. conviction oil having liquor illegally,. has gone to jail for six months in de- -f,nilt of payment of the fine 1191109.0.100•08111,14114114).0600.1108050601110$1•808000100011111000110 SEEDS New is the time to selectyour .seer. for Spring. Be sure aiiil call on us for your supply as we have it. QUANTITY OD . 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