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order to benefit thereby .a.
Good Staple Goods selling at the low Sacrifice Prices $
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Cash, in so short a time. •§
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and NXI1s, L. Rader,
,Mass Verna Birk is taking the aax-
xxu�al Short Course in A.grieulture and
Horne Economies in Exeter.
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ek -end in London.
Mrs. A. Tiernan is on ,the sick list.
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;The first meeting of th Township
Conned for 1930 was held at Varna
on Monday when the following offic-
ers ware appointed,: Clerk, Chas.
Pilgrim, Treasurer, Geo, Beatty, As-
sessor, Joseph .Hood, Collector, Wm
Reid, Auditors, Lorne M:anso•n and
Alex. lVlslwen; J. E. Harnwell has
been clerk of Stanley for number
of years, but owing to his removal to
Goderich, it was necessary to appoint
another clerk:
BORN -In Stanley on3Sat.
aznx, 11.e.
to Mr, and Mrs. Percy
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Len. Talbot spent
Sunday at the home of Mr, Wm, J.
Dowson•
Mr, H. Hayter of the Goshen line
accompanied by Mr. Alvin Nicholson
called on friends in the village on
Monday
Miss Anna Gingexich called on fri-
ends in the village on Monday.
Mrs. W J Tough xeturned...after
a pleasant visit with friends in God-
erich Township. •
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hey' spent Sun-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fassold of Dashwood.
Miss Beatrice Manson of the Gosh-
en line, spent Monday night with fri-
ends in the village.
Mr. and Nlrs. Alvin Nicholson, of
Ameroid, Sask., are visiting friends
in this vicinity.
Miss Alice Meyers spent. Sunday
with friends in Dashwood. ".
Miss Sarah Manson of'Hensail,• sp-
ent the week -end under the parental
roof.
Mrs. Ross Johnston, who was visit-
ing with friends in Goderich, return-
ed home last week.
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HILLSGREEN
By -Law Nodi 1930
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson of Sask-
atchewan are visiting with relatives
in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Carlile spent a
few days with friends in Seaforth.
Mr. Clarence Reichert of London,
spent the week -end at his home
Mrs. Clark of Detroit, and Miss
Mary Hagan of London, have return-
ed to their duties after spending a
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The J'ii a al of the late 1tirllarf
Shier, who diel suddenly in Santa
Monica on Dee. 19th, was held on
Sunday Dee. 29th, to the Union Cem-
etery at JCi.rktori, his remains having'
arrived from California the previous
day.
Donald, the ten -year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. d'as. Blair, Centralia,
was kicked in the face while leading
a horse to water. His nose wvas bro-
ken and the skin torn off one side
of nose and face and 'was otherwise
cut and bruised.
There passed away on Dec. 1.7th
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
A. Pollock, Greenway, an old and
much respected resident in the per-
son of Mrs. John Allister. She was
born in York County on June the 5th
1845 and left there at six years of
age with her parents, brothers and
sisters andcorning to McGillivray
Township where she resided till the
time of her marriage to John Allister
In 1873 with their three children,
they moved. to Stephen Township
where they spent the remainder of
their lives. Her husband predeceas-
ed her 20 years ago and she spent
the last 16 years with her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pepper, of
Tuckersmith, announce the engage-
ment of their eldest daughter, Nettie,
Mae, to George Wilmer McClinchey,
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. George
McClinchey, of Varna, the wedding
to take place in January.
The other night Tebbutt's Hard-
ware store, Goderich, 'was broken in-
to, but apparently nothing was taken
Entrance was secured through three
doors. In the first case a heavy pane
of glass was broken and the next
two doors, which were bolted, were
forced. A few coppers which were
in the cash register were not taken.
There are people living over the
store but did not hear the burglars.
Mrs. Minnie Dawson, for the past
10 years editor and publisher: of the
Parkhill Gazette, and one of the
best known citizens of the town;. died
from heart failure on New Year's
morning. She was born in 13&9',and
was a daughter of the late John R.
Cameron, for many years editor of
the Hamilton, Spectator, and who
died 20 years ago.
Clarence Jas. Aikenhead, died at
his home Clinton the other dray at
the age of 31. He served hr the war
d suffered from exposure to gas
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
COUNTY OF HURON.
A BY-LAW to raise $20,000.00 to
aid in the construction of tile, stone
or timber drains.
• The Council of the Municipality of
the Township of Hay, pursuant to
the provisions of The Tile Drainage
Act, enacts as follows:
1. That the Reeve may borrow
from time to time, subject to the pro-
visions of this By-law, borrow 011 the
credit of the Corporation of the said
Municipality such sum not exceeding
in th whole $20,000.00, as may be
determined by the Council, and may
in manner hereinafter provided, issue
debentures for the said Corporation
in such suns as the Council may
deem proper for the amount so bor-
rowed, with coupons attached as pro-
vided in Section 5 of the said Act.
2. That when the Council shall
be of the opinion that the application
of any person to borrow money for
the purpose of constructing a tile,
Tliutullay;Iannalty 1041930
here *uniting dila :$1atera, Almy Iteyiae,.
olda and Mita Robinson,
ROM Caldwell and Alpine McEw„,
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an have taken hold of the Hensal
skating rink 'for the winter:
Wra. Kinsman, ho has • spent a
number of years with bis sons in the
west,• has returned and is visiting •
.with friends here.
Fred Brock, who 'has been up in
New Ontario for some time, has re-
turned and Is visiting his brother'
George Draak.
Mn• and Mrs. Wm. Fraser, after
visiting a few weeks in Grey Tp.,
have returned home.
Mottle Ellis, after visiting a few
weeks in Guelph, has returned to ber,
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hess were
holiday visitors at Eexter.
Harold Gibb of Windsor, spent the,
week=end at the home of Mr. and 141rs•
Robt. Bonthron•
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Mrs. F. Robinson, while walking on
the street, fell on the ice, breaking•
her wrist.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Roy Stowell, wvho •
have len visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Drysdale, left for their home in Mun•
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son, Alta.
The stores in the village will be
closed 'every night -With the exception
of Saturday during January, Febru-
ary and March.
Mrs. R. N. Douglas of Blake, is
visiting ber mother, Mrs. T. Dick and
sister, Mrs. 33. Bell.
-Sorry to report that Nathan Peck
is not enjoying his usual good health.
but hope he 'will soon be around a-
gain.
Doris Chapman of Palmerston; sp-
exit the week -end with her grandmo-•
ether, Mrs. G. Scott.
Mildred ideDonell, and Helen Eld-
er, returned to Guelph, to resume
their ,studies at McDonald Hall.
few weeks at the home of their mo stone or timber drain should be gran-
ther, Mrs. Ann Hagen.
Mat • and Quilt bees are now the
order of the day with many house-
wives.
Y. P. S. -The first meeting in the
new year of .the young people's Soc-
iety was held on Monday evening,
January 13th. Miss Annie Jarrott
presiding. We opened our meeting
by singing hymn 592, Rev. Connor
led in prayer. Hymn 463 was then
sung. The scripture lesson was then
read. 1Vliss Helen Anderson taking
the devotional part. The .Missionary
topic was taken from the study book
"In Great Waters" Hymn 494 was
sung. Rev. Connor then discussed
a few items from the Atlas. The
offering was ,then taken. _ The, elect-.
ion of officers followed as folloir"a`:
President, Miss Eileen Turner, 1st
Vice-president, Miss Muriel Carlile;
2nd vice, Mr. Elmer Turnerr.; Sec-
retary, Miss Annie Jarrett; Treasurer
Mr. Ross Love; Organist, Miss Gladys
Stephenson, Asst. organist, Miss Mar-
tha Carlile: Social Com., Miss Annie
Jaitott, con1e11ori Rena 5telbenson,
Gladys Stephenson, Ross Love, Geo,
Anderson, S. Beatty, Russell Con-
sitt. Sides were then chosen for a
contest. Miss Gladys Stephenson is
the captain 011 the Motor Cars. Mr.
S. Beatty captain on the Express
train. The meeting was closed by
singing hymn 582, followed by the
Mizpah benediction.
D A S H W O O D
' * ."he Ladies' Aid of bion Lutheran
um* met on the evening of Jan.
at the home of Mrs. C. Rinker.
streeting efts opened by sing-
INV eat *tont, scripture reading and
by the pastor Rev. Ness, The
ita.ar gave ati reading. The story of
Mk" l Magdollne after which zt busin
Zeasson eras held. The constitut.'
SIVA Was azul add five ladies taken
GRAND BEND
ted in whole or in part, the Council
may, by resolution, direct the Reeve
to issue debentures as aforesaid, and
to borrow a sum not exceeding the
amount applied for, and may lead
the same to the applicant on the com-
pletion of the drainage work.
3. A special annual rate shall be
imposed, levied and collected over
and above all other rates upon the
land in respect of which the said
money shall be borrowed, sufficient
for the payment of the principal and
interest as provided by the Act.
Passed the 13th day of January,
A. D., 1930
L. H. RADER, Reeve.
A. F. HESS, Clerk.
NOTICE
MUNICIPALITY OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
A 'quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized at the Grand Bend Nnit-
ed parsonage, on Dec. 21st, when
Rev. J. M. Coking united in Marr-
iage Alice Patterson, daughter of Jas.
Patterson to Wellwood Gill, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Gill, both of the
village. -. The bride,and groom were
attended by Mr. ad Mrs. Cecil Gill
of Grand Bend. After the ceremony
they returned to the home of t'he
bride's parents,where a dinner was.
served. They will reside on the gro-
om's farm on the Mallard line, both
young people ,are active members of.
Grand Bend United Church.
up as members. The members of the
executive were returned as follows
Pres. Mrs. Katharine Roeder; :frees
Mrs. C. Rinker and Sec., Mrs. J. Sch-
roeder. Treasurer's report for the
past :year showed aside from several
donations made there is still a hal
once on hand. The ladies seem in
good spirits and are looking ahead
for a more prosperous New Year,
Mrs, W. Schultz and daughter of
Detroit, is visiting her parents, Mr
A quiet wedding was sorenmized'
at the Thedford United Church par
sonage on Dec. 21st, when Miss Prod
dence Shephard of Thedford, become
the bride of Wilbert Webb, only; soli
of Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Webb; .of
Grand Bend. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Gardiner.• Mr. and
'ars. Webb will reside on the groom's
:arm on the Moliard Line.
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and his health has been poor since
his return. He leaves a young wife
formerly Leona Taylor and one
child. The funeral took place from
his late home, Clinton, to Baird's
cemetery. The veterans attended in
a body.
John Oldfield, one of the pioneers
residents of Tuckersmith Tp., passed
agay at his home in Egmondville, in
his 79th year. He was born on the
old homestead farm in Tuckersmith
where all but a few months' of his
life was lived. Was a man of cheer-
ful disposition and although agreat
superer from asthma, he was able to
be about the greater part of time. and
TAKE NOTICE that the above is was a familiar figure in the township
a trete copy of By-law passed by the as well as the streets of Saforth.
Municipality of the Township of Hay
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Mrs. Geo_ Case continues to be
quite poorly, and her many friends
wish her a speedy recovery.
The friends oaf W. Hobkirk regret'
to Lia than .he continues poorly.,
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'Vf'iscellaneous articles of not more
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eiei inaertiotl .5e.. r. 's
Farm or Real Estate floale $2;t10
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and ail persons are required to take
411,
notice that any one who desires to
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Cards not exceeding,
Colin iirr8'som reports- his fathers,
William Hudson}. IEgmondville, as be-
ing 95 years old', and wonderfully
well and smart for that old age.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Clark have mo-
ved into the village in Mrs. McLeau's
house on King suet.
Wm. Reynolds of Tillsonburg is
an* inch.per year,
Lt etioa Sales l$2 per single
sortion if matover four inches is
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Address all communications to
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A. F. HESS,. Clerk. •
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tia�M Olt? . etch aIl of � alis
veold.daasetr.issistian imam sock as
Briar et Kirtland Ws, Porespins
and sndbary. aboard ae.t ire lttpU.
e.,.i1 elms* sat,bep. Is the 460,.
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tentteirit-• -Ttt.lsaai rthistb strele die.,
heat the :Ottawa sad .9t iawre=er
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be a .tat.enat made T. C. Denis,
Sap.riatted.af '.f'; Ntaaes •f • the.
Provisos .f• Qarellrate. at. ,a recent
reeetittg .f thi Quest breach et the
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COUNTY NEWS
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
(Intended for last week)
Mr. Frank McClinchey left last
.-cck for Guelph, he intends taking
course at the O.A.C.
Mr. George Coleman of Egniond-
ille, spent a few days, last week at
h home. of Mr. Elgin McKinley.
We are sorry to report the serious
illness of Mr, Nathan Peck of Hen -
all, a former resident of Stanley.
Mr. Ben Keys has treated his firm-
ly to a Radio.
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper,
:i11 be observed in the Goshen,Blake
nd Varna United churches next Sun-,
lay:
Mr. Edgar Snaith has gone for a
isit '"ith hi: aloft, Mrs. Hinds of
lest Cliathdrn,
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Stuart Stanbury, B. A. of Toronto
Mediae' College and Miss H. Willou-
ghby R.N. of Toronto, spent a week
with the former's parents, at Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. 'Reid of Park-
hill, celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary on Dee. 25th, their chil-
dren and grandchildren being present
They were married in 1879 and were
both from McGillivray Tp. The gol-
den anniversary was celebrated with
a wedding dinner.
Mrs. Lippert, who recently had the
misfortune to fracture her leg at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Jno. Trib-
nor, of Hay, is progressing nicely.
While shooting in the bush the oth-
er day, Alvin McGill of Harpurhey,
tnet with a serious accident, his gun
was acidently discharged, blowing off
the thumb mb anti one fing er of his hand
besides wounding his a.rrn and chet.
He was taken to the 86'a -forth hospit-
al "where his injuries were attendee
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