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Gigantic Money Saving Event
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Mr, and NMJ. Hoffman and filly
and Mr- tald drs, R. Eckstein aed
Mr. S. Bete•i`ten of I.4cmcie , were Sun-
day visna se m town,
Don't forget the date of the Band
concent May 15th in the Lutheran
chug ch shed where there will be a
gored laugh for everyaite,
A number of friends el Rutile
Mary and John Meyergathered at;
their home on Wednesday. evenings
During the evening Ruth and Mary
were presented with an electric bed-
room lamp andm, John. with' a belt af-
ter which a dainty lunch was served,
Rev. F. D, ;11Iey'ez wfl1 lrreaele his
farewell sermon on Sundayevening,
Rev. Meyer and family will move to
Briddgepert on G12ondaywhere he has
been. stationed,
DRYSDA ,E
A 'Vere enjoyable event was spent
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Harry
Rau, when they enteitl,ined a number
of young folks on April 30th,it be-
ing the occasion of the T 7th anniver-
sary of the birthday of 'their daught-
er, Flo'renee. The evening was spent
in games, , 'music 'and ringing. The
lunch table was centered with a beau-
tiful birthday cake decorated With
seventeen burning; candles. Miss
Florence was presented with a num-
ber of beautiful and servieeable birth-
day gifts and • the best wishes of her
many friends.
Mr. John Ducherme. met with a
painful accident one day recently
when a horse kicked hint on the arni.
MCrs. Trefley Laporte of Detroit
spent a -few clays with her parents,
Mr. and Mier. Peter Corrivetiu, but has
retui'aed to the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcil Laporte and
the Mesere Lev. and Napoleon Den-
oanme of Detroit, :pent Sunday with
friende and relatives.
Mre. Victoria T)c'irormee•, who sp->
ent the winter in Introit 'and Mar- Report of S. S. No. 4, Hay, for the
Jas, 1 i i st;,' le to contractor for. the
south wesrt +rain, intends to start the
work tlls week,
The' melon men hale about, complet-
ed tear the season the. dutch, sets that
have been stored here all winter and
are busily .engaged pianting,..the newi
crop,
Will Simpson., of Detroit, visited
With relatives in town.. 1 -lis mother,
Mrs. Lou Simpson, returned ' to Des,
troit with him.
Dr. and Mrs, G. F. Smith and yo-
ung son of St. Marys, were visitors
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. G. C.
Petty.
Boss and Brazier, who have the
contract for paving the London Road
from Kippen to Clinton, are unload-
ing their machinery and intend to
start work as soon as possible.
The machinery belonging to he
Highway Department which has been
at the gravel pit for the fast year,
has been loaded and shipped away,
Mrs. Ed. Schaffer, who has spent
the last two weeks visiting her daugh
ter to Port Rowan, returned home.
The many friends of Mr. George
Hudson Were glad to see him out on
the street again , after his recent se-
vere illness.
Earl Drummond has started a hot
dog stand in front of his butcher shop;
and on Saturday evenings Is doing
quite a bueiues..
Wm; McLaren,. is erecting a new
garage on his property on S. Rich-
nrond St.
A reuniter of the old frame build-
ings at the back of King street ate.
being torn down and cleared up. This
part of the village has-been a fire
trap for years, and their removal
makes a far better appearance:
Georg. I'h'se nutde a business trip
to 1,'indoor the pest week.
SCHOOL REPORT
gi»- ;i»»d .• r i i ;»4 43 ,4 lire City, ha:` returned to her.bomefor
tilt?
Mrs. Jo,. Duch r,e has returned
hone ni tee spendirrg a W=eek with her
daughter Mrs. Frank Chambers, at
Goderieh.
11 It -• Atnutbel Ducharme, who spent
a the tinter in Seaforth, has returned
home. -
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NOW IS THE TIME OF THE YEAR TO THINK OF YOUR SEEDS
FOR SPRING SOWING AND PLANTING. WE HAVE A FULL
SUPPLY OF ALL THE LEADING GRASS SEEDS ON HAND,
AND CAN ASSURE YOU GOOD QUALITY.
QUANTITY OF GOOD SEED BARLEY NOW ON HAND, ALSO
CHOICE SEED PEAS
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YOUR 129 COAL
NOW IS THE BEST TIME OF THE YEAR TO PUT IN YOUR
SUPPLY OF COAL FOR NEXT WINTER. OUR SPECIAL IN -
c DUCEMENT IS 50 CENTS OFF FOR CASH SALE, AND BESIDES
'WE HAVE THE LOWEST PRICES FOR SUMMER DELIVERIES. -1
ACT NOW!
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L. Sebe & Son
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1OMSAME SHEEP
Vint lose 10% to 15% of .your wool by
3511 -fashioned shearing methods. The new
5tewart'ball-bearing shearing, machine will
velem you time and labor and give you
no% mora wool year after year, from the
%tame number of sheep.
&very pound of ' tool is real money.
',llvery pound left on the sheep is real
-.•anon,—=thrown away.
S11EAib Y3Y 1L1`0131.ND
tewart Shearing Machine leaves no waste.
18o1 ridges—shears evenly all over—all long
*taple wool, brings to prices. 'Iniures
aaheep much less than hand blades. Saves
4bearera' 'wages.
Use Stewart No. 9
Sheep Shearing Machine
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Stade & Weido
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fILLSGREEN
?IVlfr. George Coleman shipped a.
.sail
0aI Of cattle Ie fro
m Kippen on Sat-
s*' and Mrs. Alf Ings of Varna,
Vete Sunday visitors with Mrs. L.
;byes.
.3101.. I%, Cochrane and daughters,
zs Attic nnd
Agnes
O Clinton:
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int a iew days with Mrs. bT, Fuss
Mr. and Mre. Roy Consitt of Kip -
pen were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mr,. R. McAllister.
Miss Muriel Carlile of Clinton, sp-
ent the week -end at the home of her
parents.
Mr. and'Mrs. P. Campbell of Hay
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. 13. Love,
Mr. Gllenn Love and 14Ir. Fred
Waters of Hamilton visited with fri-
ends on Sunday.
Mr. F. Stelck visited with his bro-
ther in Varna recently, who is on the.
sick list.
Mr,. Robert. Mousseau and baby re-
turned to their home near Hensall,
after spending a few weeks with Mr.
and Mee. E. Broderick,
Mrs. R. N. Douglas and daughter,
Miss Gladys of Blake, payed a flying
Visit with friends here on Monday.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr. Frank McClinchey and his
mother, Mrs. Robert McClinchey, sp-
ent Sunday with relatives at Aub-
urn.
Miss Ruby Erratt spent the week-
end with friends in Seaforth.
Next Sunday will he observedin
our churches: as "'Mother's 1)ay" and
" Co to Sunday School Day", when
a special program will be given.
Rev. Jae. Penrose and Mr. Geo.
Coleman attended Presbytery Last we,
ek at Exeter, Mae Coleman Was ap-
pointed lay -delegate to attend the an-
nual Conference t London.
DASHWoot
Miss Mary i3urk of Wooddstoek is
visiting at the home" om"`"
eof
g Mr. aridMrs,
Chas. Guenther, •
Mr, and Mrs. F. Morena and fam-
ilyof Detroit spent the keek-end
with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs, E. Bender and Archie
of Myth were Sunday visitors here.
Mr. Gordon Cailfas of Samar spent
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
all creditors and others having claims
against the (estate of Lisette Reichert
late of the Village of Zurich in the
County of Huron; Spinster, who died
on the, twenty' -sixth day of March A,
D. 1929, are required- to forward
their claims daly proven to the under-
signed on or before the 27th day of
May, A. D. 1929,
AND 'NOTICE IS FURTHER
GIVEN that after the said date the
Administrator will proceed to distrib-
ute the e: tate having regard only to
the claims of which he then shall have
notice.
DATED at Exeter this seventh
day of May A. D. 1929.
GI adman ,&,:Stanbury,
Hensel' and Exeter,.
Solicitors for the Administrator
THE :ONTARIO RAILWAY AND
MUNICIPAL BOARD
(P. F. A---2211)
IN THE MATTER of the Applic-
ation of the Municipality of Tucker -
smith for approval of an annual
charge of $15.00 to Subscribers to
The Tuckersmith Municipal Tele-
phone System, the said charge, to in -
chide all battery renewals,
APPOINTMENT FOR IIEARING
The Ontario Railway and 11lunie-
ipal Board hereby appoints Wednes•
day, the Fifteenth Day of May, A
D. 1929, at the hour of a quarter
past one o'clock in the afternoon
(Railway Titus), in the Tow' Hal
in the Town of Clinton, for hearin;
the above application. All person
having an interest in this matter ane
desiring to be heard are directed to
attend at the time and place afore
said.
Dated at Toronto this .Seventeent
Day of April, A. D. 1929.
II. C. SMALL,
Secretary.
I-JENSALL
Wm. Bander has moved into the
house on Brock st.,' recently occupied
by Walter Beggs,
James Vance has eturted'the, erect.
ion of a new house on 1i15 property
on Eich non st west, '
Roy Parhner is putting nine hund
red pounds of Shelot onions this
miring on the farm of Wm. Buelrinan
`ie is certainly becoming eerie( onion
king, and no doubt will Have, his
summer r work
ctlt out.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet ;ase have
been very busy the past week reno-
vating and fixing up their apartm-
ent over the bake shop..'he expect
cot to live in shortly, y 1
A. large number of men arc, intriv»
mouth of ,tr.•11.
Sr. I'a - -Clare Surerus. 420.
Jr. IV– OiSee r Maeee 507.
Sr. III ---Della Smith 580,
Jr. III---Nornra Geronette 492,
Laura Masse 450, Emmerson Erb,
447, Alice Erb 444; Dorothy Gesello
423.
Jr. TI ---Gertrude Thiel 408, Den-
nis Masse 239,
Let -Rota Masse 407, Grace Ortv'-
sir 400, Claire Geiger 333, `Gerald
Masse 252
Primer---Ddelore Masse 178.
Beginners --- Ernest Masse, Clare
ilia. s e.
Teacher, Lylyan Martin.
COUNTY NEWS
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Hydra is extending the line from
Brueetield to Kippen this week and
in the course of a few weeks this vil-
lage and community will be all
lighted up.
Gilbert Freckleton of Exeter, and
formerly of Blake, and who has be-
en employed With the Imperial Oil
'Company, has been promoted to take
charge of the business at Deem Mr.
R.. Ellis is taking Mr. Freckleton's
work in Exeter.
A steer which was tieing delivered
at Exeter station the other day by
L. Richard: of Usborne, for Byron
Hicks, of Centralia, fell and broke
its neck while in the act of being un-
leaded from an auto truck. The
steer was somewhat wild and was
roped in the truck, and upon being
released made a dash with the above
results.
The vote on the by-law to grant as-
sessment to the Goderich Elevator
and Transit Co., Limited, on the new
'annex will be on Friday, May 10th,
and it is hoped the ratepayers will
give the proposal their hearty sup-
port and endorsation.
Some thieving has been going on
from the gagare of W. J. Beer, Ex-
eter, recently a bycicle was stolen and
a few day Iater a pair of bridles that
were in for repairs, were also stolen_
About fifty members of the Young
People's League of Main Street Un-
ited Church, Exeter, motored to the
Huron County Holme at Clinton the
other evening and entertained the in-
mates to a splendid musical and lit-
erary program, Mr, W. G, Medd,
M.L.A., very ably " filled the chair.
Following the program treats of or-
anges, candies, etc,, were distributed
among the inmates of the home.
During the past week there were 4
grain boat arrivals at Goderich har-
bor, the Quedoc from Ft. 'Williams.
with. 74,000 bushel's of screenings,
40,000 bush. of oasts and 53,000 bush.
of wheat; the Saturn from Milwauke
with 320,000 bush of oats, and the
Arita C. Minch from Ft, William,
discharged 212,000 bush of oats and
55,000 bush of wheat, the Holley with
208,000 bush of wheat. The Coal -
haven from Toledo, unloaded 2,600
tons of coal. at Weetern Flour Mills
plant.
There passed away on Apdil 27th
John A, Erwin, at the hone of hie
brother, Alford Erwin, Bayfield. De
ceased was the sJon of George and
Annie Irwin and was born in Bayfield
.&ugC1st 26th,` 1804, and his earlylife
was spent at his home, For some ye-
il e I lake and spent a•
airs he sailed c thes p
bout ten years in Edmonton. About
two weeks before Christmas he and
Alferd visited thein brother Robert
at Toledo, who is ilh Far the pant
two month he has been living wit}
A:lfrecl.; bc;l'ni'e that time be was liv
mg daily to work at pavintlt t, tl» ien ler eso lmleh " f r, �! to
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a few days in tom last week. fp
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HROUGHOUT Canada the Bank
of Montreal is, daily loaning funds to re-
sponsible farmers, to assist them in their
business.
This Bank is at all times prepared
to advance loans on terms consis-
tent with sound banking.
Established 1817
sets ir9, excess or $370,OQO,000
rich Branch: C. H. JOY„ Manager.
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BEN you plan that trip, be sure to plan your tires..
You :can't enjoy yourself if you're worrying about
bbmwouts all the time.
Drive around here and let us equip your car with Do.
zni lion Royal Cords or Royal Masters. They are a.
sound foundation for a carefree holiday.
We .have absolute confidence in these Dominion Tires:
We have watched thele in service and we know they
;will deliver the mileage.
Ddlrion Royal Cords are the standard by which tires
are judged --- Royal Masters are in a class by themselves
We have Dominion Tires for every car at papular
prices„
DOM1NIONTIRE DEPOT
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!horde of A. Erwin to the l3ayfield
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cemtex. Rev. ..IVI.Gale conducted
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theservices assisted
by TVI Wilkie.
x. 'ill,' .
George A, .'Stanley, prominent bus-
'nessman of 'litaian, and one of the
'most, widely known churchmen in
• We stsrn. Ontario, died in Victoria
Hospital, London, on Friday last af.-
er a• brief illness. He was in his 66
ear,.. Ways iLtltbA hardware and eoall
businessandtook
art active p
a iletA
the municipal life of Lucan. J.+'or 3[1
years he was clerk of the tnunicilral-
ity. Always an active worker in diff
church circles, he taught Sunday sok.
ool for 49 years. During the past 881
years he has been leacic'v of an O rg.-
anized class of young men, As mow,
local preacher he was widely ltretil�
throughout AreittozAX3ti�I'iblo w - .1 1