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Business on Your Part.
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in order to benefit thereby you must come often.
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iivhi .speaks for itself, that We are Giving absolutely
j. the Biggest Values that Money can buy to -day.
is just why we are turning this large stock -into ready
Cash, in so short a time.
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DASF WOOD
'Mies Alice Hoffman and IVIiss M.
, illemang spent the week -end in .Str-
: i i'crrd and Kitchener.
:far. R. Baker has returned after
anenzdiaag a week with her daughter
o.. Loudon.
quite as number from here attend
the funeral of the late John Wil-
liams in Crediton on Tuesday after -
m. i a4
''iflur local boys and Grand Bend
*laved a friendly game of hockey in
1E—beater rink on Friday night. The
aseere was 5-3s in favor of Dash
^avood.
HILLSGREEN
-Y:P.; .—The Young Pegplc held
a' eair meeting on Monday evening,
:.bruany 10th with ,Mr. S. l3eatty's
^group in charge of the programmne.
Miss Martha Carlile organist, and
lilies Annie Jarrett presiding. We op
ee ned +our meeting by singing Hymn
1.84,. Mir. Carlile led in Prayer. Hym
'« was then sung. Scripture lesson
was read by Miss Muriel Carlile. The
IDesotion and prayer by Miss Annie
Ifa'arott. Hymn 581. Miss Helen An-
derson erson thel gave a paper on "The
.21ratish Navy's: Rev. Connor then
lhook the Missionary study from the
ltd chapter of "Great Waters" Miss
.,Ane ie Garble and Jeanette 1VMcAll.ist-
.a:t• then sang a duet. Mr, Alp Phil-
-ps then gave a mouth organ selection
Zir: offering andbusiness was taken
'`the Secretary's report ma road.
emir 591 was sung, meeting closed
lees singing the Mispah Benediction,
'oto if`W P. S. are holding t Box
arArellit in axe base;ielit of the church
, 'Monday evening, February 17th,
Vol .8 Woloot, A good programme is irrirnie.
being arranged. Also a debate Re-
solved that success in life is clue to
character more than circumstances.
Everyone is cordially invited to come.
Miss Anna Love spent a few days
recently with her brother Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Love of near Kippen.
Mr. Wm. Jarrett is attending the
Threshermen's Convention in London
Miss Gladys Stephenson returned
hame after spending a few days with
friends at Zurich.
Mr. W. Carlile has sold his farm
to Mr. J. B. Forrest of Hay.
DRYSDALE
Miss Beatrice Denont1e, wrio sp
ent some time withher parents heron
Mr. and Mrs. George :Denotnine, hat
returnedto Detroit, to resume he:
duties.
Mrs. George Denemme evho has
been on the sick list for some time,
we joyfully report is able to be out
among her many friends again.
Mr. Frank Granville of Chatham,
is at present visiting with friends
and relatives.
The many friends of Mrs. Chas. D.
Bedard will be sorry to learn that she
is at present confined to her bed.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corriveau we-
re" the guests of IVIr. ;and Mrs. Mar,
cil Corriveau of the 14th, concession
Sunday last. -
Mr. John Dueharine has returned
home after spending two weeks in
;the Border Cities.
t Miss. Florence Rau' of Detroit is
home to spend the winter with hen'
!home
I A very enjoyable evening was sp'.
ant last Saturday evening, when
large number of friends gathered e'
the home of Mr. and Mrs, F.Y. J, Den
iohmic, ;Town Line, to celebrate tin
birthday nitnivorSary of Mrs ben-
ZURICH HERALD
Wf.,�f'p
Mir zedward Brisson Who has been.
in Zurich for .sore time has return-
ed to his home for the remainder of
the winter, His many friends will ep
preciate hisreturn.
(From another Correspondent)
A big surprise pitrty was held :at
Mrs..
the home of 1'dx•, and,lrs. Ed. Deni
(mnme on Saturday evening, when
some 35 People gathered for a sur-
prise birthday party in behalf of
Mrs. Denonune. The evening was •s
a in
eat with MUSIC andda ren out
�Gt
games, lunch was served at 12 0'400
and a real good time is reported by
all present.
Miss ,Ana Bell Ducharme is bonne
after spending a few weeks in JJe-
troit.
Pleased to report that Mr. Joseph
Corriveau is recovering after. a sev-
ere illness.
Mrs. Chas. Badour is very ill with
rheumatism.
Auction Sale
•Of REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the Power`
of Sale contained in a certain nnort
gage, which will be produced on the
day of Sale, there will be .offered fox
sale on:
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3Sth, 1930
At WATSON'S HOTEL, KTPPEN,
Ont., at 2.30 pan.
The :following Real Estate:
West half of the West Half of Lot.
number 14, in the North Boundary
of the Township of Ilay, in the Co-•
untyy of HIuron, containing 25., acres;
more or less. There is situate on the
property a two story frame house,
practically new.
TERMS OF SALE—The farm will
be put up subject to a reserve bid,
and other terrns and conditions_ made'
known on day of sale. 10 perTcent
of purchase price and day of sale,;
balance 30 days thereafter.
For further particulars apply to:
Frank Taylor, 'Auctioneer, Exeter.
Carling & Morley, Solicitors for Mor-
tgagee, Exeter, Ont.
HENSALL
CLEARING SALE
Of Store fixtures at Hensaal:,Elect.
coffee mill, cash register, 30 -Ib. com-
puting scale elect, 5 -ib. scale, acct.
register, cake ,display stands, refridg-
ator, safe, 2 silent salesmen, glass
cases, small case, soda fountain, cha-
irs;'tables, cheese case, etc. Store op-
en day and evening, balance of groc-
ery stock at sacrifice price.. Not 'ev-
ery day you get opportunities to buy
away below wholesale. -Everything
must be sold. •—H" D. Woods,in.
charge. ,
', r m. Consitt ' was in Toronto last
week on business and also taking in
the opening of Legislature.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Snaith and chil-
dren of Dashwood 'spent the week-
end visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Consitt.
Regret to learn that Wm. T. Cald-
well is quite poorly. He is 84 years
old and feels the weight of his years.
Mrs. Wait. Horton, who has been
here from the West for some time,.
and who was visiting lately in the nor
thern part of the county, has return-
ed to the village before returning to
her home in the West.
The euchre and dance put on by
the firemen in the town hall was lar-
gely attended. From 45 to 50 tables
were going up to 11 o'clock when an
adjournment was made for lunch, af-
ter which dancing was enjoyed.
The Bell Telephone Co. have a c:_>ff
of men, here putting up new wires
and cables and trimming up some of
the trees.
No. 4 Highway will be kept open
for motor traffic- for the balance of
the winter. E. Epps and Sons of
Varna, have the contract. The firm
have had several breaks with their
plow and had considerable difficulty
getting through owing to the depth
of snow.
The home of Mr. and Mrs, George
Fee was the scene of a happy gather-
ing on Feb. 4, being the 50th arnniv-
erhary of the wedding of Mr. and'
Mrs. Walter Fee. Owing to a recent
bereavement in the family the oc-
casion was celebrated quietly.
Mr. and Mrs. John Passmore were
visitors in Clinton.
The local hydro commission held
their regular monthly meeting on
Tuesday evening last when a lot of.
business was transacted.
The Board of Health held its first
meeting on Saturday last, Reve Hig-
gins was appointed Chairman of the
Board and James A. Patterson aline-
inted secretary, Dr. Patterson as
medical health officer. The board in-
tends to have a medical inspection of
all the children attending school. a-
baut May 1st, also to make an inspec
tion of 'the school premises.
Rev. Sinclair received news of the.
death of his father, at Sarnia. Rev
and Mrs. Sinclair attended the fun-
eral on Thursday last.
'While „playing hockey, at Seaforth
on Monday last,, Lloyd Passmore was
badly Cut by a stick, He was taken
to the hospital where several stitches
were put in.. Lloyd was brought to
his borne 'on Tuerday afternoon.
Goderich : Fair will only have two
days this year.
At the auetion sale of horses held
at the barns' of J. C. Dow, Exeter, on
Hondoy last, a number of horses we -
Word has been received that Fred-
erick Feist, of North Central College
Naperville, 'Ill., whose home is at
Crediton, won the Oratorical Contest
held)on February the 3rd. He is
now oxator of the College and will
ompete with other colleges.
Mx. and Mrs, Jno. Gibson of wt
ox -
Ater,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Mary Ellen, to Wil-
fred L. Me'llis, son of the slate Thomas
1Vlellis, of Kippen; ` the marriage to
take place in February.
Wm. Andrew, of Exeter, agent for
J. R. Watkins Company, has disposed
of his stock and interests to Martin
C, Laub, of Dashwood, who will take
over the district in the near future.
For the year 1899, thirty years a-
go, forty-two births were registered
at the town clerk's office and for the
year 1929 there were seventeen births
registered by town clerk A. W. Blows
Some ' difference- If the population
of Mitchell is not increasing, it is not
hard to guess the reason why!
While cutting holes in the ice at
the Goderich harbor for fishing pur-
poses, Capt. Peter MacDonald back=
ecl into one of the holes that he him-
self had made and went down out of
sight. Fortunately Jos. 1VIcPltail hap-
pened to be close by and noticing
MacDonald go down he grabbed a
pike pole and hooked it into his coat
collar and rescued him. It was cer-
cainly a narrow escape, but MacDon-
ald was none the worse for the cold
bath.
ri n�ie" cleathh occurred at his home in
Seaforth on Jan. 25th, of William C.
Montgomery in his 71st year. Some
thirty-six years ago he was united in
marriage to Margaret Fraser, of
Blyth who survives. Three children
died in infancy, bue he is also surv-
ived by one son, William Montgomery
of Toronto, who carried on a jewell-
ry business in Hensall for several
years.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Eva
Finkbeiner who died on Jan. 29th, at
the home of her daughter Mrs. Ern-
est McAlphin of McGillivray Town -
hip, was held Friday afternoon Iast.
Brief services at the home after wh-
ich they proceeded to the"Crediton
Evangelical cemetery for burial. Ser -
ices were conducted at the Evang-
elical church. Rev. Sippell officiat-
ng. Her sons and daughters and a
umber of • grandchildren were pres-
s
n
COUNTY NEWS
re sold, ,the prices r:'.ngine' front $7,'
to $100,
eat..
The factory and office of the Dom-
inion Road 'Machinery Co. of Godes.
ich are situated at the corner of East
St. and Cambria Rd, Goderich, where
maehinery is manufactured to meet
every requirement in the an construct-
ion d maintenance enanc
e of roads. This
to tr
include's power maintainers, large and
small graders, crawler tractors, stone
crushers, elevators, gravel bins,
screens of all sizes and makes municipal
al suit-
able
i
able for contract= and nn N
purposes, slash scrapers, wheel scrap-
ers, drag lines, streetsweepers, snow
plows, pick plows, construction plo-
ws, etc.`
The 54th annual meeting of the,
Usborne and Hibbert Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.' was held at Farquhar
on Monday last. The financ airleport
was the best in the history of the
Company and 'showed an increase all
along the line. The amount at risk
has now passed the ten and a half
million mark. The amount of prem-
ium notes on hand and the cash bal-
ance showed a substantial increase
while the losses during the year were.
partically low being $8,128.89. The
amount of assets is $839,147.'77. All
of the directors and officials were re-
elected.
. After a little more than a fort-
night's illness Mrs, Ratleweli, wife of
Thomas Rathwell, Clinton, passed
away at her home in her 72nd year.
Mrs. Rathwell, whose maiden name
Sarah Harper, was born .in Kinloss,
Tp., Bruce county and at the age 6f
21 was married to Mr. Rathwell and',
they continued to reside in Kinloss
for 24 years, later going up to rip -
ley'. 30 years ago they moved to St-
anley Township on the 2nd con„ liv-
"rfiurrrday', 1?'abruary 13th, 1930.
ing there until they retired and came,.
to Clinton, 18 year,. ago, They hast'
a family of .12, .8 sons and 4 daugh-
ters..
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oto ,application,
Miscellaneous articles of not more
than four lines, For Sale, To
Rent, Wanted, Lost, Found, tete.
each insertion 25c.
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THE HERALD
WORIClif ONT.
We Recommend
the New Kolster because we are Convinced:.
of its superiority over any other make of:
radio at or neat filla price. Let us demonstrate:
this finer set..
NEW PRICES --Model C. K. 35 A. Only $18S.
Other hiroxfo1s .at. Similar Reductions
E. OESCH, AGENT — ZURICH
T E YttTEW
MORE TAN EVER ,..,.A EINE SET
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1Powerful valve -in -head,,
• engine.
Removable cylinder
sleeves.
Heavy 3 -hearing crank-
shaft drilled for pressure
lubrication. .
All parts sealed against
dust.
Bandoperated crutch,
easily handled Isom the,
ground as• well as from..:
the tractor seat,
6, Finaldrivc of streng steel'
roller chains, enclosed'
and operating in oil.
7 Three forward's speeds„
3% and 43.' miles:
per hour.
6^,'Irreversible steering
gear.. Outside turning
radiu8-1O £ 1.
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l RE is another new Case
Tractor -the: Model "Cs
a 2-3 plow size. This: tractor,
which is a smaller brother to
the Model "L", offers some-
thing, entirely new inpower:
output and alt-arounduseful-
ness.
New . Po roues for &rlee and
Weight. The tractor is low
and compact.. .only 48 inches
high. . .weighs but a . trifle.
more than two draft. horses..
yet it pully .2-3 plow bottoms,
a small to medium size thresh-
er
hreeer with allattachments, or
other machines of comparable
capacities. Less power is re-
quired to move the tractor. .
moro is available for prcfit<ab1e
work.
New Speed- for 1Fartn
Work. Three forward speeds,
23 ,
33,i and 4%. mites •.an
hour, provide the proper'.
speed for highly efficient per-
formance of every kind of'
field job. This enables you to'
do more work in a day.
New Range of Useful..
ne. The tractor is adapted.
to •a wide range of drawbar,
belt and power take -off opera-
tions.. Because of its com-
pactness and light weight, it -
can be used for more different
kinds of jobs—more days is
the _ year. It turns in short
space and is easy to handle
in dose quarters.
We consider it a privilege.
to show this new tractor, be-
cause we know that its many
advantages mean new' oppor-
tunities in profitable tractor
farming. There is a new illus-
trated folder waiting for you::
Come in and get it.
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