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Spring house cleaning has sin
started. 'Tie poor old man will now
have to eat his meals from the shelf
and have his 01,111, troubles Finding his
clothes.
A man arrested the other day with
a quantity of whiskey hacl a dozen
Ontario Government permits, which
weave issued under assumed names
with fictitous addresses. 'There seems
to be something very loose about the
administration of the Liquor Control
Act.
The weatherwise men are happy,
this spring. Good Friday, a date with
which the moon has a lot to do, is
always • regarded with care, The
winds of Good Friday are said to
prevail for the next two months. See-
ing that a west wind prevailed the
chances are that the Spring is going
to be a real old-fashioned affair with'
full wah whoops from the citizens.
Last year's Good Friday a cold, bleak
east wind prevailed and kept it up for
some weeks.
DRYSDALE
- Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Denomrme
of Detroit, spent the week -end uncles
the parental roof.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ,Georrnette
of Detroit, were Sunday visitors at
the home of the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Laporte.
Mr. Lloyd Bedard has been on the
sick list for a week or ten days.
Mrs. TrefFley Laporte and baby
girl was taken from Strathroy hospit-
al last Sunday. Mrs. Laporte had to
stay at the hospital and the baby af-
ter the accident which occurred ;on
their way home from Detroit the day
before Easter. Mr. Laporte, who
was injured in the same accident,
was taken honee previously and .we
are glad to report he is innpro,ving
nicely.
HILLSGREEN
The school re -opened ,on Monday
after the Easter holidays, Miss Eileen
Turner resuming her duties as teach-
er in S.S. No.8, Hay, and Mr. Stew-
art Beattie in S.S. No. 7, Stanley
Miss Viola Stelck spent a few days
with friends here...
Miss. Agnes Love spent the week-
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Love.
Mrs. Geo. Johnston and son Gord-
on of Vanna were visiting Mrs. L.
Troyer on Friday.
Mr. John Farquhar of Hensa.li,
has returned home after spending the
Easter holidays with his grandparent;
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochrane.
Mr. •Keith Love left for Alberta,
where he will spend a few months in
the Mission Field.
Mrs. J. McAllister, who suffered an
attack 'of .appendicitis is getting along
as well as can be expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Coleman and
Mrs. Russell Coleman and daughters
of Seaforth were Sunday visitors
with Mrs. L. Troyer,
Mr, H. R. Samuels of Toronto, is
getting the farm seeded on the Baby-
lon this week.
NOTICE.
Beginning May 1st,
Roiling will be done
afternoons of Tuesday,
Saturday of each week
Zurich.
Chopping and
only on the
Thursday and
Miillting Co.
COAL 1930
! COLD DAYS !
YES, THE COLD DAYS ARE HERE
AGAIN! ARE YOU PREPARED?
WE ARE Prepared with a large
Supply of
HIGH GRADE FUELS
Genuine Scranton Anthracite, Sol
way Coke, Miller's Creek Soft,
Pocahontas, Cannell, Galt Alberta,
and Small Pea Coal for Banking
DISCOUNT of 50c per ton allowed
for CASH PAYMENT ONLY
H ENSALL ONT,
curia P one 102 House Phone 104,
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Messrs. Jerry and Fred Mero sp-
ent Sunday in Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Warm and Mr.
Nesbitt Woods spent a few days of
the' past week in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Bender of. Blyth
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. L.
Ffile,
Mr. and Mrs. Lennis O'Brein have
moved their effects to Clinton, where
they will reside in future.
Mr: Kenneth Routledge has return-
ed to Detroit, to continue his work
With. D. M. Ferry & Co.
Mr. Wm. Dumart of Kitchener,
visited thMr. and Mrs,
Hy.''Yungblatuet, theborne pasoft week.
Mr. Leon Geoffrey, who has been
very seriously ill, we are glad to re• -
port, has taken a change for the bet-
ters',
M'r. and Mn4. f. PreetLr and two
daughters, Muriel and 1.itbei. of Kit-
chener, were ;reek -end visitors with
friends here over the week -end.
�Mr. and' Mrs. Herb Kraft of De-
troit, were Sunday visitors with the
forme -'s parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Kraft.
Traffic Officer LeVear of Clinton
Was in town on Wednesday, he advis-
ed ;.: that he was following in from
Hen rill an • auto driving well over
fifty-nniles an hour, and as a result
ti}e' i ii'w Will likely take it's course.
Mr. Win. Brown motored to Lon-
don to meet his aunt, Mrs. Henry
Schnell, of Grand Forks, N. Dak., and
who is visiting her relatives here, she
being a member of the Koehler fem.•
iIy, and has been absent from Zurich
continuous for the last 30 years.
The Ladies' Aid of the St. Peter':
Lutheran church, held a birthday
party at the home of Mrs. R. F.
Stade, in honor of Mrs. C. Kalbtleisch
who celebrated her 81st birthday.
The Ladies' Aid presented her with a
beautiful bouquet of flowers. Lunch
was served and an enjoyable time
Was spent.
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On Wednesday eve., May 7th, a
-Three-Act play, entitled "Mother
Mine" will. be presenetecl in. the Town
Hall, Zurich, by the Young Peoplo'q
Society, of 'Grand Bend United Ch-
urch, under the auspices of the Evan-
gelical church League. This play is
highly recommended, so be sure that
you are there, for if you miss it, you
are missing a real treat Admission
25c and 15c.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Zurich Branchof the Women's Inst-
itute will be held on Monday evening,
May 5th, at Eight o'clock when the
main thing .on the program will be
the Election of Officers' and paying of
dues. Every lady should make it a
point and be present at. this annual
meeting.
As we go to, press. we are indeed
sorry to learn that Mr. John Rohner
of the Bronson Line, Stanley, was
struck by lightning• and instantly kil-
led by the. Tocal thunder storm that
passed over this section about four
o'clock, Wednesday afternoon. We
indeed sympathize very much with
the bereft family in; this untimely
death.
Alonzo Foster Passes
Another one of the: aged and high-
ly respected pioneers of Hay Town-
ship passed away -on Monday, April
21st,, when death claimed the person
of Alonzo Foster; in his 77th year,
and living on the Babylon Line, Hay.
t'he late Mr. Foster had been residing
wi.tii his son Mr. Philip Foster on the
old hone farm for a number of ye-
ars, and had, been in failing health
for some time, and about two weeks
previous to death the deceased war
afflicted with. a bad attack of influen-
za, this devolopen into ether complic-
ations Width were too much for the
already not so strong body. His wife
predeceased hint some years ago. He
is survived by a number of grown tip
sons and daughter, who all mourn
the death of their loving father. The
.panoral was held on T bur day 1.1+o 'P..
ug, intermant taking place in t•Il ' D.
Cemetery, Zurich,
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New and Used Car Brokers
Phone 82
1929 FORD COACH WITH TRUNK
1927 Chevrolet Coach
1925 Ford Coupe, Baloons.
1928 Chevrolet Coach ..,
1928 Pontiac Sedan
1923 Ford Sedan
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1927 Ford Coach
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1927 Ford Coup_
1925 Ford Coac.
1927 Essex Comae
1930 CHEVROLET COACIL NEW
SIX GOOD REASONS
WHY YOU SHOULD SEE AND RIDE IN ANY OF THE ABOVE'
CARS BEFORE PURCHASING A USED OR NEW CAR OF ANY
MAKE:
1. Each Car listed is purchased direct from private owner..
2. The above used cars were not dealt in on new cars,. but N1%2
disposed of an account of fnancial difficulties by owner,.
3. The upholstering, fenders, finish, are original and compare fav-
ourably with new cars.
4. The 'majority of these Cars ewe fully equipped with lilaanmpcn
Speedometers and the latest .Accessories.
5. The best assortment of High Class Usad Cars to Choose Ere ri
in Huron County.
6. LONG EASY XERMS
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Summer Dry Goods of all. kinds
ALSO SHOES, HARNESS REPAIRS,HARDWARE, PAM'S,
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1930 GARDEN AND ROOT SEEDS .DUST OPENED U G -3-
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