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AND APPRECIATION FOR THE
PAST YEAR'S BUSINESS RELATI
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UGHOUT 1929.
W1SHNG YOU ALL
A Happy New Year
THIS YEAR, INSTEAD OF CALENDARS, WE ARE GOING TO
GIVE TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS, A PIECE OF
FANCY CHINA.
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THE COLD DAYS ARE NOW HERE, AND WE ARE. JUST .IN
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KIND OF, FUEL BEST ADOPTED TO THE REQUIREMENTS.
WE HAVE A LARGE SUPPLY IN OUR HENSALL COAL SHEDS
OF HARD AND SOFT COAL, AND ALSO CAN SUPPLY THE
LOCAL CUSTOMERS FROM OUR NEW SHEDS IN ZURICH.
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Will be held in the
TOWN HALL, ZURICH
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Monday, January 28th, 1929
At 1 o'clock, p. m.
BUSINESS -Receiving the Direct-
or's, Managers and Auditors' Report.
Election of Directors and Auditors
and the discussion of such business as
may be of interest of the Company.
Henry Either, Secretary.
William R. Ellidtt, President.
NOTICE
The Annual Meeting of
SOUTH HURON CO-OPERATIVE
• COMPANY
Will be held at
DOMINION HOTEL, ZURICH
On
TUESDAY, JANUARY 29th
At 2 O'Clock, p.m.
BUSINESS - Will be the discussion
Of Hensel! Warehouse, etc.
J. P. Rau, President.
F. J. Wickwire, Secretary.
NOTICE
All accounts are now ready for
any people owing me, and same can
be settled with ray father, Mr. W.
L. Siebert, Postmaster.
Vera Siebert, Milliner, Zurich.
SHERIFF'S SALE
BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF
EXECUTION
Issued out of His Majesty's County
Court of Huron, to me directed and
delivered, against the goods and chat-
tels of H. ANGEL, at the suit of H.
T. Rowe, I have seized and taken -he
execution the following property viz:
1 Curtis air compressor, 1 air tank
safety valve, 1 correct air meter and
hose, 1 Walker Rollacar jack, 1
Parker vice, 1 electric drill 518,
heavy duty, 1 hutto hone, 1 blow
torch, a number of small tools, 1 set
Bonny socket wrenches, 1 chain hoist,
1 emerystone with stand and pulleys,
1 show case, 1 small coal stove, 1
second-hand Ford touring car, 1 sec-
ond-hand Hudson touring cas, 1, P. &
H. charger, 1 Si:-hoese power motor,
1 Fold front spring, 1 Ford heater, 4
sets anti -shimmy springs, 2 Ford pis-
tons, 1 McCord cork gasket assort-
ments for Fords, 11 auto tubes, 1
pair snips, I Ford brake drum, 1 ale -
mite grease gun, 1 box dash. bulbs, 10
cans radiator cleaner, 6 feet of rad-
iator hose, 5 cans linseed sonp, 4 bot-
tles polish, 1 Ford axle, 1 hack saw,
4 head lamp sockets, 1 roll- valve stein
-'packing, 1 exhaust; pack nut, 6 boxes
valve insides, 1 set magneto wrench-
es, 1 Ford spindle iron, 2 dozen steel
balls, 2 .doz. Ford dem. rim nuts, 18
dein. rim clamps; 7 dem rim nuts, 1
Ford starting switch, 25 hub bolts
and nuts, 4 spark plug wires, 1 upper
hose connection, 1 Ford sediment
bulb, 8 Champion spark plugs, 2 cans
polish, 1 set complete Ford tinikin
front bearings, 5 bendix springs,
cans patching, 2 amp. mete'. 2,e
Fords, 2 sets Ford piston rings, 1
brake shoe, 1 Ford spindle and iron,
4 babit washers, 7 con. rods Ford, 12
fan belts Ford, 6 fan belts Chevrolet,
etc; which I will offer for sale on
Wednesday the thirtieth day of Jan-
uary, 1929 at the Garage formerly
occupied by the said H. Angel in the
Village of Zurich at the hour of one
o'clock p,m. Terms; Strictly cash.
George Elliott, Auctioneer.
C. G. Middleton,, Sheriff of the Co -
u of Huron.
Sheriff's Office, Godevich Ontario.
January 16th, 1929.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
iRev. J. Penrose of Varna is laid up
with an attack of fiu, and was unable
to take his work last, Sunday:
Our Reeve, Art Keys is attending
the session of theeCounty Council at
Goderich this week.
The Annual :Meetino of Goshen
United Sunday School was held. last
week. The school ie in a prosperous
condition and a live ihtereet it being
taken in the 8. 5, work under the
capable leadership of Mr: John Arm-
strong, who was unanimously chosen
as Superintendent: for the tenting
year.
Mr. Chas. Scotchmer :who spent a
week visiting under the parental roof,
has a --gain returdad to Toronto.
Mr. .Colin Campbell visited friends
in Goderich Toweship one day rec-
ently.
Miss Mary 'Wild of Toronto has
been: Called home on en:wind of the
illness and death of her father.
The funeral of the late Elizabeth
J. Snowden, daughter of the late
Mr. and lqrs, Berne -lel 'Snowden of
Stanley Township,- who passed to rest
on ;tannery, 7th, eine held the follow-
ing Wednesday. The seinnee at
the hes' \vas vontleetNI. by Rev, P
11. Pau% assisted by' RV. E. Mid
Oole. Miss Luey"Woods Sang,
the Garden." The Reetor'took for
his teat $t. John 14; verso 12; "Ver-
ily, verily, 1 say unto you; he that
believeth M me, the works that I,
do shall he do also; and greater
works than these shall he do rbecaupe
I go to my Father." ' At the con
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elusion of the sermon he paid tribute
to the great faith :and works of the
deceased. Following the service the
coinage eft for Trinity church, where
the burial service was conducted by
Rev. F. H. Pauli.. Interment was
made in Bayfield cemetery. The
pallbearers were: Messrs. J. T.
Gairdner, Robt, Penhale, Harold
Stinson, Russel Heard, Ivan Steckle,
and Harold Newcombe. The late
Miss Snowden was born and reared
in Stanley Township on the farm on
which she died. : She was a life-long
member and ardent worker in Trin-
ity sleuech. Of gentle disposition
and possessing sterling qualities, she
will be greatly missed not only by her
immediate relatives bat by all who
knew her. She was always "a friend
in need,,. She was also prominent in
agricultural circles. She leaves to
mourn their lossone sister, Miss
Rosamond Snowden. at home and one
brother Thomas on the adjoining
farm. She was predeceased by three
sisters and one brother. The beau-
tiful floral tributes spoke .for them-
selves of the many by whom she was
beloved.. The sympathy of the com-
munity is with the bereaved ones.
. HILLSGREEN
Mrs. Lorne Eller and children
have returned to their home in Sud-
bury, after spending several months
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Coehrane.
Quite a number attended the fun-
eral of the late George Reichert on
Saturday last at Zurich.
Miss Eileen Turner spent the week
end under the parental roof,
•We are sorry to report that Mr.
Samuel Walker is under the Doctor's
care at the Hospital at Henson.
Butchering is now the order of the
day.
We are pleased to report that Mr.
James Love Jr., who has been con-
fined to his room for several month's
is able to be up for a while.
The Women's Missionary • Society
will hold their regular monthly meet-
ing 011 Wednesday of this week.
Y. P. L. -The Young People's Le-
ague was held on Monday evening,
January 21st with Rev. Connor in
charge of the meeting. Miss Annie
Jarrott acting as organist. We op-
ened our meeting by singing Hymn
457, Rev. Connor led in prayer. The
scripture lesson was read responsiv-
ely from Psalm 96. Miss Annie Jar-
rett taking the devotional part. We
then sand hymn 582. Mr: Geo. Cole!.
Met then gave the young 'peopre a de-
lightful talk on "The Offspring of
Life" which was very much enjoyed
Miss Jean Ivison then delighted the
audience with a solo. Miss Gladys
Stephenson then led in prayer. Miss
Annie Jarrott then gave an instrue-
mental, after which Rev. Connor
took the study from the fifth chapter
of "'Drums in the Darkness" Mr.
S. Beatty then gave a very interest-
ing story on "The Best Life of Man"
The roll call and offering was then
taken. Hymn. 553 was then sung.
We closed our meeting by all repeat-
ing the inizp,oh Benediction in uni-
son.
DRYSDALE.
Mrs. Claude Rau :of Detroit, atten-
ded the funeral of her little sister in-
fant of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Durand.
Mr. Ernest Denomme and family,
who has been very ill fot the past
three weeks, we .are glad to report
are improving nicely.
Mr. and Mrs, John Ducharme re-
ceived word here Tuesday morning of
the death of the infant daughter, of
Mr. and Mrs. Abel Ducharme of Lon-
don.
Mrs. Ida Montague, who has been
very ill with the flu is reported to be
improving as well as can be expect-
ed.
Sorry to report that Mrs. McGregor
of Grand Bend, who has been with
her daughter, Mrs. Gerald Snider is
not very well at present.
Deep sympathy is felt in the vic-
nnity for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pepin -
eau, 'who ]eft last fall to spend 'the
winter.. months in Detroit, for the
•death of both of their little children
aged three years and one year old.
Both being victim of nneninonin.
'Mt. Edward Brisson has returned
home •aftee spending some time in
Windsor with relatives and friends.
Mr. Chess, 8. Bedard left Tuesday
morning for. Montreal where his son
Clatenee is dangerously ill, with pneu-
monia: Clarence was Attending St.
Theresa
GRAND BEND
There passed peacefully away at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. J.
W. Holt, in the person of Mrs. Maria
Statton, wife of the late John Stet -
ton, following a few days illness with
pneumonia. She with •her late hus-
band came to this country front Eng-
land 54 year ago, coining to TJsborne
Township, afterwards moving to this
vicinity some 80 years ago. She leav
to mourn her loss, besides a host of
friends five daughtere and three senrt
MPS+ ikhre Oliver, and Mrs, Prank
Allister of St. Marys; Ws. Beet Batty
of Swede; Mtn W. 'Loon, end Mrs
W. dolt f (rand )end.. 'Tice syl
Thursday, Ignuary 24th, 1929'
A Wonderful New Highboy,
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COMPLETE
The 66 Fou Ten"
ers B tteryless
nite.
EASY
TERMS
TUST at the height of the radio season, comes this wonderful
J Rogers "Four -Ten" Highboy for "the home beautiful."
The cabinet of rich, brown walnut with door panels of matched
butt veneer, rests upon gracefully turned legs connected by a
cross -runner with medallion centre -a true "highboy" model.
This proven Rogers-Batteryless Receiver is equipped with
Rogers ,A/C Tubes throughout (including the famous Rogers
A/C Power Tube). Other 1929 features include Single Dial
Tuning, Illuminated Dial, Automatic Voltage Control, Rogers
Output Filter and Phonograph "Plug-in" Jack. The newly
developed built-in Cone Speaker gives faithful reproduction.
Hear it in your home tonight . . .
We invite you to examine and test this wonderful new Highboy
in your home tonight. Just 'phone or call -there will be no,
obligation. But it's only fair to warn you that you won't want
to send it back?
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mpathy of the community is extend-
ed. Interment took place in Grand
Bend cemetery, services being cond.--;
-acted by Rev. Colling.
Another one of those sad events
occured last week, when Mr. John
Eagleson, who was in a hospital in
New York for a very serious operat-
ion, which seemed successful, and he
was expected home the day he was
stricken with an attach of heart tro-
uble and died, in a few minutes. It
came as a schock to the whole com-
munity, and will be missed by a large
circle of friends. Was a szeward of
the new United church and gave a go
od deal of his time to that work, and
leaves his wife of Grand Bend, and
one son Robert, of Sarnia and one
daughter, Mrs. Sim Ireland of Grand
Bend.
Death took another of the old-
.
time residents of this neighborhood
in the person of Mrs. F: Grattan, of
the Lake Road, who passed away on
Wednesday. hist. She leaves to mo-
urn her loss her aged partner, Mr. F.
Grattan who is very -ill at present,
and is also survived by one daughter
at hcfme, one daughter in London,
Mrs. Fred Mason and Mrs. John Hud-
son, of Greenway, also five sons.
I jos. and Casey Hudcon have rented
the Rink from the Board of Trade
and have a sheet of ice now in good
condition. Good crowds are taking
advantage of the skating each even-
ing.
The many friends of John Zuefle
are pleased to learn that he is Memou.
ing in health after his recent
The following is the change in the
C.N.R. trains as they arrive in Hen--
sall from the north in the morning at
8.13; from the south, 11.03; the ev-
ening trains from the north 4.43, and
from the south 6.03.
The Hensel' Firemen held their an-
nual meeting the past week with a go,
od attendance present and the samo
officers were elected for the year
with Charles Moore as Fire Chief.
The funeral of Min. Robert Me -
Arthur, whose death occured on Th-
ursday, was held privately to Hon -
sail Union Cemetery on Saturday.
Mrs. McArthur, whose name before
marriage was Margaret Ann Loutite
was born in St. Catharines in 1859..
Until about six years ago she was par
ticularly strong and active, and ,on
the morning of the day of her death,
she suffered a stroke. Surviving are
her husband, four daughters, and two
sons; Mrs. P. Manson and Mrs. :Roy
*Lamont, of Zurich; Mrs. Stewart me -
Queen of Hensall; Mrs. J. D. Reid of
London; Sidney, on the homestead,.
and Ray of Honsall.
HENSALL.
Mr. and Mrs. Garden Cox, of Dau-
phin, Man., are spending the winter
months. with Mrs. Cox's grandmother,
Mrs. Wm. Buchanan, of the vilage.
The Reeve and Council deserve
:much credit for keeping the side-
walks free of any depth of snow. They
• send out the snowplow after every
heavy fall of snow.
Thelma. Hudson left for London,
•after spending some time at her home
here, owingto the illness of her bro-
ther, Harvey.
Miss Forrester, of Windsor, visited
for a few days with their aunts,
Mary and Ernma Johnson.
Quite a lot of logs are being deliv-
ered daily at the local sawmill, alth-
ough the sleighing is none too good,
Mrs. Jos. Hudson, Sr., has been
confined to her home through illness.'
Nellie Boyle of Vietoria Hospital,
:London, who has been visiting for a
week with her mother here, has retur
ned to that' city.
Russell Saundereock, who has be-
en here during the illness and death
of his father, has returned to his
home in Blyth.
The many friends el' Mrs; Robt.
Green are pleased
to see her able to
be home Ogain following her :recent
operation at London Hospital.
The merchant; of the village have
agreed to elms their stores every
night dining the winter nio.nths ex-
cepting Saturda,yeevening.
The death oecured in Toronto of
Miss 'Hester Maria 'Bolton, on dart. 8.
The
funeral taking Irl on Jan. 10.
£1.1 Peen Lawn Cenietares. She wan
in her 8,7th year, having lived sonte
p.m ago, at the nom of Wine Stone -
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• COUNTY NEWS.
At the 62nd annual convention of
Dairymen's Association of Western
Ontario, held at London, recently, C..
A. Barber, proprietor of the Seaforth
Creamery, was elected President fore
1929.
The first hockey match to be play-
ed in Exeter this winter was played.
between Dashwood and Exeter the
other evening, and the ecore was a.
a popular ,tie
At the first meeting of the Kincard
inc town council for 1929 the monis-
ers voted themselves a salary of 8401
eatinsfor the year, $3 to be deducted
for each meeting missed. The Mayor -
is to receive $100.
The County Roads System has pur-
chased a snow plots to be used on the.
county toads around Goderich. That
plow is propelled by gravel truck with
a separate operator for the plow.
Two interesting happenings have
place in the Township of }lib -
taken place M the Township of Hibe-
bert in the Met few days, in the res-
ignation of Win. Hills, township tee--
am/re; and J, Jordan, township clerk
'A despatch from Hamilton states ,
that on Jan. 8th, a lone bandit enter' --
ed the drugstore of Theo, Sweet, fora.
znerly of Exeter, forced him into a
corner and rifled the till, obtaining:
$25.00, •
Daring the past year new pumping-
equipnient was installed in Goderichn
town, at a east of $18,000.0. A'.
new pump woe put in and two ie ven
gesoline engines were lenrehaeed ton
take the place oi three old boiderse
Which lead been eondenined by
tesursiece companies end len the nee•
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