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Rader, -=At, Hay .Township, on 'N'arch
.27th, to . Mi. and -.'Mrs. 'John Rader,
a son.
Overholt --At' Blue Water Highway,
" Stanley Township, 'en March 31st,
to Mr. and Mrs ,Norman Overholt,
a daughter. '
Wanner In, Stephen. Township, on
April 2nd, to Mr, and 1VIrs,, Russel
armor, a son.
Resterneyer--In Hay Towo hili, on
March 314, to Mrand Mee Louis
Restemeyer, a deeig iter.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Miss Margaret "Meyers has resign-
ed her position as teacher; of No, .5,
Stanley, and Mrs. L. W. Heiman of
Zurich, has been engaged to teach
till nmd-slzriimer.
Mi. Ruskin Keys, who is teaching
at Ford :City, is • spending the Easter
holidays at liis home on Babylon
Line.
Mrs. (Rev.) ' 3: Penrose gave ' a
very interesting :address at the 'Peas -
tee ,Services held, at Goshen :and
Blake clitn.ches last Sunday The ser
vice at Goshen was in chargea.of the
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Which is all Fi est Quality New I
Goods is being offered to the Public
at prices that will move them quickly ,
See Large Pesters fc,,,f fuller information
And be sure and reap the benefit of this
Gigantic Money Saving Event
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NOW IS THE TIME OF THE YEAR TO THINK OF YOUR SEEDS
W. M. S. and their Easter Thankof-
feri g amounted to $56.00:
Miss Mabel Calver and Mr. Bruce
McClinchey spent Easter' with friends
at Clinton and• Goderich; ' •
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FOR SPRING SOWING AND PLANTING. WE HAVE A FULL i
SUPPLY OF ALL THE LEADING GRASS SEEDS ON HAND, s
AND CAN ASSURE YOU GOOD QUALiTY. a
QUANTITY OF GOOD SEED BARLEY NOW ON HAND, ALSO i
CHOICE SEED PEAS
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STOCK ]POODB
Dashwood
Mr. Lorne Tiernan, who is ,attend-
ing University at London,.spent Eas-
ter holidays with Itis parents '
• Mrs, E. Siebert and daughtei'' 'of
Detroit, is visiting her father Mr..H.
Ehlers. '
Miss Clara Kraft of London, spent
Easter holidays with her .parents.
Mr. Herb Geiser of Detroit spent
a .few days last week with his par-
ents here.
Mr. Urban Zimmer. of . ,Detroit, is
visiting at his home here,
Miss Nelda Fassold of London sp-
ent Good Friday with her parents.
Miss Grace Kellerman of Toronto
is spending Easter Holidays at her
home here..
Mrs. Humble and family of Sarnia
visited her mother, over the holidays
Mrs. Chas. Steinhagen visited her
daughter in Exeter last week.
Mr. Wm. Willis spent Good Friday
in Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Mclsaac and
family of Detroit, spent the week -end
with the fornied's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. P. MCclsaac.
Miss Bell of London, spent.the we-
ek -end "with Mrs. Faust and Mrs. Eng
lland
Messrs. Herb. Willert and. Eddie
Hamacher,. of Detroit, spent the we-
ek -end with their mother. ee
Mr. and IVIrs. Hy. Hoffman, were
Sunday visitors in Zurich. -
Mrs, F. 13. Meyer spent Easter
with friends in Corrie.
Mr. Wm. Kleinstiver has accepted
a position as clerk for E. Tienian &
Son.
Miss Alice Hoffman is visiting fri-
ends in Forest this 'week.
Mr. and Mrs. Moffatt and family
are spending their holidays with their
parents near Brucefield.
Dr. and Mrs. Taylor were Sunday
visitors in London.
•AUCTION SALE
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CARRY A FULL LINE OE STOCK FOODS INCLUDING 4
USE- THIS THE COMING SEASON.
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L. Sane & Son
More
Work
Done
Horses Fresher at Night
Long hair makes horses sweat excessively when working.
It is practically the same as working in an overcoat.
Excessive sweating is weakening.
Imagine yourself going to bed in sweat -soaked clothes after a heavy day's
work. You would be chilled to the bone, It is the same with an un-
clipped horse—the sweat.soaked long hair becomes icy cold when the Horse
is not working and the horse is chilled through and through. A shivering
horse gets little rest.
Feed which should provide power hi used up to combat chills and fight
oif cold::, and even when given extra feed the unclipped • horse soon
becomes run down and easy prey to sickness.
Long, sweat -soaked hair also gathers duan •and dirt and makes grooming
a nasty job.
Clipped horses- sweat less. They soon dry off and are groomed, in half
the time. They rest better, have more life, and do more work on less feed.
They perk right up after being clipped and, are less sub9ect, to ailments.
Sick horses don't pay. Clipping horses, especially in the Spring; is a. big
help in keeping them on the yob.
Buy and Use Stewart Nos 1 -, n
Clipping Machine /t
Built to give long service. - Many are still in use that
were bought 20 years ago. Bane and upright are as
rigid as can be. Gears cut from solid steel bar (no
cast iron gears used). The gear case is carefully
machined and fitted so as to be dust and dirt Proof
Special new tempering process clipper plates of razor r
steel—cut faster and stay sharp longer. _
The machine is $9 inches high, jus+ the right height for
turning the crank and the 6 foot flexible shaft will reach
may part of the animal. - =
Strong, ball bearing, easy running. Yon can depend on
the Stewart No. I Clipping Machine, ---it will do the work
of Clipping horses and cows and is guaranteed to be
absolutely satisfactory in every way or purchase
price will .bo refunded. Price eomplete—
kttaclatstent for Shearing Sheep
For use on STBWART hand operated
clipping machines. Consists of Uni-
versal Jointed Shaft, shearing head. 2
Combs and cutters.;
price No. 55 Plain bearing attachment
Price No, 77 Ball bearing attachment
with No, 7 Vali bearing shear....
Colne in and Select the
One You Want to Use
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will find the Bank of Montreal prepard to give
the particular form of service you need.
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TOTAL, ASSETS IN ;EXCESS OF a`iS710a`000,000
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
At DASHWOOD On
Saturday, April 6th, 1929.
Commencing at 1.00 o'clock
Kitchen stove, New Perfection 2 -
burner coal oil stove with oven; glass
cupboard, drop leaf table, 6 kitchen
chairs, 2 wash stands, sideboard, ex-
tension table, 6 dining room chairs,
arm chair, 2 couches, 2 parlor tables;
coal heater, electric lamp; linoleum
12x15 for dining rooan; set dishes,
tumblers, trays, knives and forks,
pots, pans, pails, aluminum pans and
pails, 2 tea pots, 8 -day clock, lace'
curtains, 3 pr. ruffle curtains, 3 full
bed room suits, extra dressers and
stands, small table with drawer, spr-
ings, mattress, 2 coil springs 'and
mattress new; sewing machine, living
room table, setee, mahogany music
cabinet, 2 rocking chairs, i4 parlor
chairs, New Scale Williams upright
piano practically new, Brussels carp-
ets, other carpets and mats, picture
frames and glasses, oblong table,
cellar table, clothes horse, book rack,
ironing board, electric toaster, elec-
tric iron, Brussels carpet sweeper,
pillotvs; cushions, cracks, sealers, jars
galv..Wash tub, ringer, copper boiler
wheelbarrow, maul, bench, wedge, 2
hand sleighs; 'smal'l truck wagon.
:forks,. shoveTd 'spades, hoes, garden
rake, Soule oke handles, fork handles
lawn inoWer, piano box, 3 large box-
es, some lutnb°er, cement box 6x10
rt,; cedar poste, • 2 barrels, 18 pure
bred White Leghorn lens,. 6 Wyan
lotto heris, 31,s cords of maple and
'etch wood, caw horse, axes, 2 buck
:awe, hend saws, hammers, carpen-
ter tools, table lined, bed clothes, chi -
,..ken wire, onion racks, onion serves,,
:t number of school books and 11n1n'1-'
e'1'ouy, other, ,luticyes.
TERM . CASH_ fl mot ths' credit
may be arranged :for the piano.
Arthur Weber, .Auctioneer;
-Addle 1'ienian, Clerk: ,
1.1•envy Ehlers, Proprietor. • .
AUCTION SALE
0( FARM STOCK "
1'•. ,rnrlc•l erred Atte .tiollc wt. hos .i"e-
ceived instructions to .sell by Public
Auction on Lot 26, Con, -'1, Hay Town
ship, 2 miles from 1 osall, on
Zurich Branch: C. H. "JOY„ Manager
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FO&D CR
Trove to yourself that
here is. an achievement' __._
Tudor Sedan
in LIGHT CAR. MANUFACTURE
You have, in all probability, corrpared
the appearance of the New Ford with that
of the finest car you have ever known.
Now we ask you to apply this same
standard to its performance.,
Bring back to your misdi your impressions"
of the most satisfactory motor car perform•
once you.Asxeever kat mn.'Thencense to
ossa salesroom.for u ride in the New Ford.
We confidently predict that this amazing
• new eec will meet satisfactorily the seven:
standard[ by which we .ask you to judge it.
It has ahead', done so for thousands of
automobile dr rue=s. Owners who long ago
forsook the tightsas field eec now back is
it. driving wide greater satisfaction the
New Hord.
Arrange today fiir a demonstratiii
SANDY ELLIOTT
Phone 64 . - • Exeter
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TUESDAY, APRIL 9th ;
1929, at 1.00 o'clock sharp, the follow
owing:
50 Head of Cattle Comprising:
2 -Holstein cows to freshen in May,
1 cow with calf at foot, 10 heifers
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stout and 1m/stemmata
Or Lot 21, S. E.; Stanley Township
eie mile east . of Blake on
THURSDAY, APRIL 2xelr„
rising' 3years old,all due to calve in ; Commencing at 1.00 o'clock
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April; 5 steers rising 3, 15 steers ris-
ing 2, 15 heifers rising 2, 2 small •cal-
ves.
PIGS-e•About 25 pigs ranging from
weaned pigs to pigs weighing 175 lbs. 'row' cow; 2.yr. old fat steer, helfex
Good litter carrier pole forty feet 'rising 2 yrs; steer •rising,. 2 yrs; 2
long, recti elm. ,yearling 1reifet's;,;1 yearling steer; 2
A quantity, of timothy seed to - be ' fall, calves. Ho*S•»; Brood sow ,due
sold at any time. on. April 24th; 4 .stockers weighing
TE ms OF • SALE -,-7 months' aboat 166 lbs. 'tucks --Pair Miskova
c i edit will be given on furnishing ap- ducks.
proved' joint notes with a cif: cnui t of IMI'IJEMEN'I'S, ETC .-- Deering
per cent,' straight oft for cash., binder; 6.4, cut; Deering, mower 5 -ft
Wing. F. Alexander, ?rel efetor, eut• nearly nese; Deering 10 -ft., steel
a,'. Contest Clerk, rake ;rif"arly Hell, 'brat' scull~t'i'
and. putter cotxabiared, flewis sprang to-
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1®i t cultivator, Frost & Wood disc
land roller, M. -H. hoe drill, sap pants.
3 barrels, about 70 sap buckets and
.spiles, turnip sower, wagon, titmice,
wagon box, pig rack, hay rack, Cline:
ton fanning mill; 1200-1b. scales, robe.
palper, Cockshutt 1 furrow riding
plow, 2 furrow Fleury plow; Ne> •
gravel .box, 4 section harrows, stone.
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boat, bob sleighs, . log bunks, buggy&•
pole, set double harness,,single ,harn-
ess, quatntity of grain bags, forks.,..
shovels; :new logging chain, whiffle. -
trees, neekyokes, quantity of tnixety,
hay, and numerous other articles.
TEEMS—$10.00 and\ under cash s:
Over that ainourit 10 rnonik's credit•
will be ;given: on furnishing approver
joint notes, 4 per erne, rail" for east ,
on credit itniounts..
Arthur Weber, .Auctioneer..
Wim S. Johnston, Cierk., ,
J ono .LYUUg0ttIh, < i't7r iv vvY'Q
.LIVE STOOK : Merges. --1 Mare 5
;y s. old; 1. agr;d driver; 1 horse 10
yrs. old. Cattle—Cow duo isi of
April; cow due 1st of October; ,far -
h'. Taylor, Auctioneer..