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FEBRUARY ' 13 1930.
Chester L. Smith, Pu lis:1 ,
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• 250 SWEAT PADS, PUT IN A SUPPLY
ALSO ,A LARGE NUMBER OF COLLARS, BREAST STRAPS,
MARTINGALES, BELLY BANDS AT MONEY SAVING PRICES.
EY.AMINE. THESE GOODS AND BE CONVINCED
SALE LASTS O'Y UNTIL THIS STOCK HAS BEEN SOLD
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80 SETS TEAM PAD HARNESS, A BIG SAVING
30 SETS TEAM BRIDLES, AT A SNAP
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REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
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]MIN'S A1,LWGOL. 1ThaiE.RWE:&P� mak. 11-50 for ... '$110
Men's Staa erd BerIa Libel Underwear, Reg. $2.25 for _ °$1:70
. Boy's Wintlhre elri , Reg. $3.50 for - »_.$2.'511
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Men's Lineal 215e_ feet ,. . _ .... :65c
Men's lined Baize Beg. Mitre fawn ..., , _ . - ... , . . » 40c
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OUR CORNER
One of the best of the. 1980 acces-
sories for automobiles driven by worn
en is a tire -changing husband.
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T-wo million people came over the
Niagara frontier -last year as tour-
ists. That constitutes a mighty bib
business.
A womanmust have some change
—it it's only moving the davenport
.�.-»a.
This country, like other countries,
is suffering from -too much legislation
The return to long skirts may be
all right for some people, but it 'sure
must be tough on a poor artist that
draws hosiery ads.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
On Wednesday last, Fred Watson,
of the Bronson Line had the misfor-
tune while splitting wood in the bush
to cut his foot so badly with . the axe
tl'at he had to be taken to Clinton
Hospital where ode toe had to b -e re-
move. According to latest reports
the injured foot i, doing nicely and
Mr. Watson is expected home shortly.
The Audubon Bird Society of S.S.
No. 4, S. Siaitley, held their annual
meeting at the'honte of Mary Camp-
bell on Saturday, when the officers
for 1930 were elected.
Mi•. A. T. Douglas of Hyde Park,
formerly a resident of Stanley, visit-
ed for a few days with friends in
the vicinity of his old hone near
Blake.
BLAKE
:1lr H. Elsie of Dashwood is .spend
ang tha w, l k with her friend, Mrs. E.
Desch of town.
Alvin Nicholson of the West,
.1visiting with her mother, Mrs. S.
11 eBride, also other relatives.
111,-s'srs Ev, Hoist and S. Zimmer -
plan attended the funeral of the late
John Williams at Crediton on. Tues -
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r. John Deichert • returned on
T'ue,:nay from New Hamburg, where
he at(:ended the funeral of the late
Mre. Deichert, and visited relatives,
i41r. Harvey Gelinas and sister Miss
Phoebe, returned home last week,
after „pending a few weeks with fri-
end.; and ire11',tivee in Detroit.
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Weerth was at -London
the past week, t.thhig in the, salesman -
Ship cearse :t by the Ford Motor
Corep;, ty A e, - vir. Wuerth is now
in a position to tell, us alI about the
Advanced mechanical features of the
New Ford.
The Zurich Branch of the Wom-
e ri iatitute are treating their bus-
1 +,, and the members of the Hay
Coe -! it to a swell banquet this Wed-
alesday evening, and a real evening
i.. .:, ;:tore for those fortunate enough.
invited ttatend.
AVEC' 1 by1ei,,iis�c'o? Stela,. lecoinp , �. .V+.4i3.OM. i;a,rn,at
called on friends in the s'illage faint
week.
Mr. and. Mrs. Wtn. Company and
little daughter of Brantford are vii
iting at the home of Mrs. E. Clarke
Miss Lydia Gingerich, R.N. of Sea
forth hospital, spent a few days nat
her home on the Bronson Line.
Miss Sarah en.on of U* is a11, sp-
tnt the week -end under the parental
roof.
'iss Alberta Finlay is spending a
few weeks with friends at Yarmouth
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Conn, 1 i I.o.ToT
Lir. 1•I old .to: ne:(.on of Co ieh,
:.li fit the, week -end at his hemi i., the
village.
n. A?l' rt Keys of Exeter called
on friends in thevillage last week.
Miss i f a? e aret Douglass who is at-
tending Normal a:. London, sp, t the
week, -end ,at her home in the village.
Mr. and , T t ma" 'on spent
Friday with feet) le in Tlensall.
SCHOOL REPORT
Report . of S. S. o. 6, Hay fX
the month of January,
Jr. IV—Doris Grab 85, Alin C,'n•-
g;erich Rel. Louis Farwell 80, Martha
•oste_r 77, Olive Witmer 76, Kenneth
Greb 64.
Sr. IIT—Winidfred Battler 98,
Gladys Gingerich 85, Orlando Bat-
tler SO.
Jr. 1TT-_( ace 1.x','iin ('9, Joe 'Hoff-
man tial., Lorne Gingerich 86.
II Class ---Irene Foster 88, Anth-
ony Hoffman 88, Rose Hoffman 82,
Fred Farweil 62.
t first •Class A--- Truth Witmer.
..First Class E• --•Neil Gingerich, -Le-
onard
Le-onad i:t01. a*wi, ., ..S•t HelEnon, •
Sr. Primer Class—Lennie Ginger-
ich, Cyril Gingcerieh, Arthur Foster,
Keith Wildlong, Gerald Gingerich.
No. on Roll 25.
Grace E. Pepper, Teacher
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SCHOOL REPORT
Of U. S. S. No. 1, Hay and Stan-
ley
tanleyfor the month of. January,
V -Marie Laporte, Leonard Den-
ornme, Verona Denoinnie,
Jr.IV Lot?iee Sreenan, i+lorence
Geoffrey.
Sr. III --Geraldine Laporte.
Jr. In --Franklin Corriveau, Law-
rence Ayotto, Richard Ayotte, Harry
Sr, II --Roselle Cora'h'Tau, Emma
Deaionnnne, Una,;eanc Aubin, Louis
Denonttne, Tommy Denotnme, Gerald
ine Geoffrey.
3r. I1 --Verna Sitenari, Alfred
Dose oimne, A'lexine Ayotte, Marie.
Farrel., Regis Aubin, Clarence Geof-
fi'ey,
Sr...Fr,--^Jerome Denotnino, Doris
Ayotte, Charles Sre'enan, Teddy
T'a'rielt Anil^t, Andrew
r Denorame, Irving Snyder, Eldin s)en-
f,ntnitrrt Grace Snyder (absent),
L, E: Rose, Teacher.
tended the big hockey match at Sea -
forth on Monday evening, driving to
Hensall with the horses and from
thereon took autos, The game we
'the last .in the group, and Goderich
was the winner ' and is now in the,
play offs with other group winning.
teams.
A very unique birth<i y i a rty
honor of little Do, ; .i. cl 'u! Patricia
O'Dwyer was held on ti t`o'day evr.tt-
ing, when about twenty-eight of the
little •tots gathered an ee leed a nee,.
'nfoyable time teg _het. Th, rooms
and tables were appionriat,•1.y decor-
eted for the occasion, and it was in-
deed' an all-around enjoyment.
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Messrs Herb. Mousseau, Harold
Walker and Arthur Pigeon were Fri -
*lay visitors •at Stratford, having
gone down Friday evening' and took
ire the Walkerton—liitehall play off
hockey game at Stratford, We wa-
d :r,,tan Mr. "Walker has a h•'othe•r
playing in the Walkerton team.
A wide-open invitat"on t:,t.•nel-
e:d to all to en joy a very happy and
+:,•lightful event at the Evangelical
Church 'on Thursday evening, b;
dcig at 7.30. It is the occa ,on ca
the Religious Education In:tstnte.
Lantern slides on India: its 3igkitr
Old scenes, custom , manners, rs, anal
,eattive life will be shown. Two ad-
esses will be given and special mese
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is provided, To meet tate e a l,e rases
incurred : in procuring the lantern
elides a silver offering is lifted at the
dao', Here is one event, you ;just
dare not miss.
Mrs. Henry Peine Died' in Detroit
The death occurred un rDetiait:hnasi
Pri+lay of Catherine Deicliert, widow
GI: the late Henry Peine, after a lnt-
, ring illness. The deceased was a
:laughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.'
Henry Deichert and was born in New
Iiainbur.g 73 years ago. She was mar-
ried 50 years ago to Henry Peine and
:'or many years re idol in Zurich and
London. Since the death of her h ,a -
band 26 years ago she made her home
LI Detroit. The. deceased was, a faith-
ful adherent of the Lutheran church.
There are left in deep bereavement
bvo sons and two daughters, namely:
Olide and Edward at home, Allred
of Kent, Wasl'anon, Pinel (,FT llnt,i
)Tr.. Hegation, Detroit and two grand
children. She also leaver four sisters.
lifrs. L. Peine end Misses Margaret
a +ld Lovina Deichert, of this town:
and Ivirs. D. Weisrniller, of Toronto.
Phe remains were brought to the
Tome of the Misses Deichert from
velem the funeral tool;: place on Mon -
'24.0 services was cone .uteri 1 y
the Rev. Mr. Mosig: of Trinity Luth-
,•an Chur'..:h took
1^ in the familyi d i i 'R.i+ 1,Ve
;tnr.or.ery.... -rey Hamburg Indere/ i-
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The wise school belle takes
a Waterman's Fountain Pen
back to class. It
means quicker and
better work—high-
er marks—and lots
more leisure
ttitnel We have
a Waterman's
tha'twillexactly
suit YOU:
WE HAVE A MODEL TO SUIT
YOU $2.50 to $7.00
OTHER PENS FROM $1.00 UP.
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COLD LkYS
YES, THE COLD DAYS ARE HEM
AGAIN! ARE YOU PREPARED?'
WE ARE Prepared with a hatislt
Supply of
?IMF! GRADE FUELS.
Genuine Scranten Anthracite &
way Coke, Miller's Creek
Poeahcntae, Cannell, Gait Alhae. ,,.
and Small Pea Coal for Bankimax
DISCOUNT of 500 per ton il1<an. ::
for CASH -PAYMENT ONLY
Caritelcrx
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OUEJ USED OARS
WE DO NOT KNOW F EVER E ING ABLE TO
Open a season's Business in the USED CARS, what we
were able. to show our Customers s' 41 a fine A oera ten'"S'
these popular grades of Auto ,. • .The quallty of f.1. ;ci'r
Cars is of the very Best, and �c .�...:: ` "^s; sae thrl
interested in a good car at ge price will.
do Well to.first see us and get our prices..
SPECIAL
CAR IS BEING OFFERED AT ' T r, I'ARGAIN,
1928 PONTIAC 4 -Door SEDAN IN _i(_ .'t ,7 : _N'l' CONDI'_kf ?N
FINISH, FENDERS AND UPHOLSTERING LIKE NEW. THIS
"SEEING IS BELIEVING"
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FORD SEDAN
NEW TIRES, BLIMP—EPS,
SHOCKS, SPECI_L
$135.00
FOARD COACH
1926 MODEL, BUMPERS,
FINISH IS ORIGINAL AND
LOOKS LIKE NEW
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HEAVY WINTER GOODS, SUCH AS UNDERWE. FR, SWF',e
ERS, WINDBR'rAKERSS„ SHIRTS, STOCKINGS, WO€ L, Q;l..,,1'4.Iy:-
ETS, FLAN NEL.ET"tap BLANKETS, FLANNELS, IVIA:CK.If .h4li
FLANNEL, PRIN'T'S,. GINGKO/IS, AI..SO MEN'S AND fitOV.,4
HEAVY RUBBERS ANL), :SOCKS), :MITTS AND GLOVE::,
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