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, DASH WOOD
Mr. and Mrs. FeliX Wild, who sp-
ent the winter in California, return-
ed on Monday and reports a very 4 pl-
easant trip. mt. Nottiii et the Bell Telephone
tee, Toronto, spent e ±:Ow day e m Hite Mr. and Mrs. A. Sehroeder e-
,,aladiniteee fee ny or Detroit, visited relative
nee
here on SUnday.
Mr. and Mrs, Kessel of Lansing,
Mich., are visiting the latter's parents
Mr, and Mese .Jolue Kuntz 14t11 con.
Milton Sallee retuned to Stretford
on Monday Where be Attends High
school.
M. and Mr. Geo. Link attended
the funeral of their: niccm in Sarnia
last Wednesday.
Mr, and hies. L, :novena who spent
Easter holidaye in Idithhener, • have
returned home.
Mr. Clayton Pile has purchased
the propeety oi the late Mrs. Mary
Mr. Clarence 1<,qlernian, proprieto:t
of the eummerchil llot el, is c
to his bell with en attack of blood
polecat caueed i) an Ilene:deli en the
head.
ire. Hooper of London, he visiting
her datnehcer„ Mrs. E. Guenther.
The 1 thicau of the late Mre,
Chrietina Brenner who died at the
home of her deughler in Zurich on,
Thureday morning NVUS hold on Sun-
day ttornotm. N`o..?, elude
Inteement in the Bronson Line
1 .1.netery. The deco; eJed reached the
age pi: 81 years and .8 clays and is
„eleareea.by three daughters and two
ZURICH HERALD
BLAKE
Miss Jean Hey left last week fol.
Toronto where she will spend sotto
time with friends,.
The Misses Maribei Carnie and
Sarah Menson, who are attending
schoei in Heneall, spent the holidays
at their respective homes.
Mies GladDouglas of Seaforth,
;spent Sunday night at her home it
Lie village,
Quit a number from this vicheitY
attended the special meetings which
were held in the Evangelical Church
in Zurich last week.
Mrs. Edigholer, who spen ll the -in-
ter with friends Detroit and Wind -
SOI', returned Iwo, 0,1 Sunday. -
Miss Lydia Gingerkh, R. N., of
Seaforth, cnBeti on .rietals in this
vicinity on Sealey night.
Miss ,v1zigaret. L'ougiat, v, -ho is at-
teadir Nr 011! al in Lo::(ort, z.urned
to resume her studies after spending
the holidas under the parental roof
Mrs. Fred 'runner and son Grant,
of Goderich, spent the week -end with
relatives and friends in this Vicinity:
Mr. John Thirsk, accompanied by
Mr. Jim Johnston and Mrs. E. Clarke
and. daughter, Gwendoline, called on
friends in Seaforth on Saturday.
School opened on Monday with „a
full attendance. Miss J. E. McDon-
ald Teacher in S. S. No. 9, returned
after spending the holidays as her
home near Ripley.
Mr. Wallace Haugh of Brucelield,
called on friends hi this vicinity on,
Sunday.
Miss Margaret Tough has returned
to her school after spending the holi-
days at her•home on the Bronson
Line, north.
STANLMr TONySf11.11,
Mr. and M.'S -Carl McOlinchey, of
Windsor, spent Sunday with the form
er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Mc-
Clinchey, Goshen Line.
Mr. Ruskin Keys, who is attending
University at Toronto, spent the Eas.
ter holidays at his home on Babylon
Line.
Mrs. Robinson Sr., who has spent
the winter months with her daughter
Mrs. Lowden of Hamilton, has return
ed to Stanley to her daughter, Mrs.
H. Erratt.
A large number from here have
been attendink the sessions of the Ev-
angelical Conrerence at Zurich dund
ing the past week.
Mr. Henry Erred is laid up at pree
ent but we hope he will soon be all
able to be around again.
School Report
The following is the report of the
Easter exams. held at S.S. No. 4,
North Stanley.
Sr. IV—Maria Rohner 70
Jr. IV—John Watson 64, Gordon
Scotchmer 62, *Beatrice Houston 60.
Sr. III—Keith Westlake 60.
Jr. III—Stuart Watson 64,
Greet 63, Ant. Rau 59.
Sr. I—Wilfred Rau 71.
Jr. I --Melvin Greer 83; Gordon
Westlake 80; Billy Armstrong 78;
Ethel Watson 66, Madge Houston 56.
Primer --Andrew Rau. 59.
Those marked * were absent for
one or more exams.
• Vine Herbert, Teacher,
School Report
• The following is a report of the
aster Exams of S.S. No. 4, Stanley.
'hose absent are marked with an
,terisk.
Sr. IV—Jenevieve Etue 77% Eliz-
abeth Snowden 74, Jean Carnie *.
Jr. IV—Mary Campbell 75, Anne
Cleave 75, Milton Talbot 72, Robt
Carnie 67,
Jr. III—Asa Steckle 66, Kenneth
hie (4, Ilene Talbot 60, Mabel Hole
ner 51,
II—Bertram Carnie 71, Robt. Tue
er 67, Mary Snowden 60, Leonard
Etue 54, Mervin Gerber *.
Sr. I—Violet Turner 70; l3uelah
nchartrie 65; Jimmy Cleave 65;
Jr. I—Delores Ducharme 68, Mel -
ha Gerber.
•leacher, Mrs, It, If', Scotehmov
Bert
Conk 'Cotterince
CANADA CONFERENCE
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
The G(xth Annual Conference of the
hheitigelleal Church W13,8 held • at
/„Irien, Oiit., April 22---28. Blehop
Sprcng, 11), D., of Naperville,
W11- s the chairman. There were
ar(I laymen present. -The
annual reports of the verious roagre-
eed.yee were very gratifying. Ihe
Chureh suede progre:16 ;
lit , financially and renerieve-
i,,,,• r: MAO d
IThrcc, Yon'M men, who gradentea •
et' various inetitutions 01. le:Aiming,
WO :7k
ii our Canada Confi!re n4.0
eed one young man, Mr. ITemy Jan -
•„„e, was licensed preacher on pro-
1:very. evening durhig conference
there were special speakers. O1
4.wAla„.• evening Ilishof S. 1'. Sprong
on Vv't.,t
nmg Rev. G. L. Sheller, of Hanes -
spoke 011 the Subject:
•'11(.1 Imperative Need of Religioue
,,I.titettioe." On. Thursday evening
Dr. C. H. Huestis, General, Secretary
,
Lon! s D1ay Alliance, o eonto,
aaelsened e magnificent audience on
..e.helf of the activities of The Lord'e
Day Allience. On the same (welling
Dr, T. Albert Moore, Secretary of
the General Council of the United
Chureh, addressed the, audience in a
two -fold capacity. Hc' brought to the
Conference fraternal greetings fromi.
Church tied then he gave a stirr-
ing aildreee on moral reform.
Friday evening was . missionary
night. RON'. W. J. Zimmerman, Tor-
onto, Ont., gave an interesting ad -
dines on hi.; miesionary trip in the
Corrl.dian 'North-West; end Dr. C. Il
Stautrachen Cleveland,. Ohio, on th
results of missionary activitiee, th
Chureb of Jesus Christ in genet.
Saturday was a strenious day. Con
ference 1nel thinebusiness sessione,
at the close of which was read the
stationing rained.
Sunday was a day of great rejoic-
ing; crowd.; were streaming toweed„:
Zurich from all directions. The Con-
ference church could not hold all the
Visitors so the town hall was utelized
for the overflow meetings. Tn the
forenoon Bishop S. P. Spreng preach-
ed a powerful ordinatio nsermon in
the Conference Church and Dr. H. F.
Schlegel, Harrisburg, Pa., preached
to a large audience in the Town Hall.
In the afternoon' the solemn ordin-
ation service was held in the. church;
the following minister's were ordained
Rev. C. H. Cornwell was ordained
Elder; Ce Heekendorn, E. E. Pletch,-
and W. A. Durst were ordained Dea-
cons. - After the ordination service
Dr; Q. E. Stauffacker, Cleveland Ohio
then followed With a stirring mission-
ary address. Bishop S. P, Spreng
spoke to a large audience in the town
Hall that afternoon,
• Sunday evening Dr. R. F. Schlegel
preached the closing sermon in the
Conference Church and Rev. 3. R.
Niergarth, Cleveland, Ohio, spoke in
the town hall. The total amount of
missionary moneys raised was ever
$850.00 Special and very accept-
able music, for the various occasions
was rendered by the Zurich,. Crediton
and -Dashwood choirs. The Zurich
Ladies' Chortle'''. rendered extraordin-
ary singing. The Conference Min-
isterial Quartette, consisting of Revs.
is Burn, W. H. Sipper, A. W. Sauer,
and K. Gretzinger, who also render-
ed acceptable service.
The appointments assigned to the
pastors were as follows
Hamilton District
A. Clemens; Presiding Elder. At•
tercliffe, W. J. Yager; Campden, N.
E. Dahms; Hamilton, A. Clemens;
Morriston, 3. H. Grenzebach; Pelham,
C Heckendorn; Selkirk, W. Camp
bel; Smith Cayuga, J. D. Fenner;
Willoughby, H. Cornwell;
'COUNTY NEWS
Dr, Nichol, a medical doctor one
time at Hayfield died at Stratford.
He had been ill for two years,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Domm of Ches-
ley, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Braun, of
d'orest and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Braun
of Detroit, and 'Mrs. Laffner of Lan-
sing, spent Sunday last at the llama
of their parents, Mr. and 1VIrs. G. A.
Braun, Crediton.
Word was received of the death
;a Toronto of John. T. Dieluon, for-
merly Deputy Registrar of the Co.1
,..nty of Huron in his 81st year, Yr.
1)ichson, who: was a sou of the late.;
;Tames Dickson, at 0110 time \V115 reg -1
i 1111: of the County of Huron, lived
.ror a number of years on the old
Dickson homestead in Tuckersmith.
John Mousseau, of Grand Ilem0
as raised the roof of his Oakland
gouse and is putting ten more rooms 5
whia will add greatly to tho ae-1
ommodation of tourists this season.!
The Wingham broadcasting station,
10 13P, has received permission from1
ehe Department of Marine and Fis1!-.
ides to install a new transmitter and
power supply. The new transmitter
will be right up to date, using 100
per cent modulation. The wave lenfth
TfunadayMay 1St, 1980,
the barn doing shores, and a few 17411:
tities before the lire broke out he lied
been in the home and had fixed up,
'the fire in the kitchen stove. 1Virh.
Cana and little eon were visiting with
her sister at Kippen. The blaze evi--
dentl3r started in the kitchen, bat the
origin is a mystery. When the nei-
! ghbors arrived on the scene the house
was filled with dense smoke and it
I was possible to save only a few con-
,
Itents.
will be automatically controlled and
it is hoped to please all listeners.
• -
The Mitchell Advocate the past we-•
ek celebrated its '70th anniversary,
and in all that time has been under i deacon 8.. .
C. Mackenzie, D.C.L., of
the yuidance of the Davis famialyn.dIII,;..,
Brantford, Ont.. and Helen (Boomer)
D. Davis is the present Editor,
Educated: I'ublic 8C1100/
to be congratulated on his newseAtterndzirit,
Oat; Collegiate Institute
paper.
Illeantford,; Trinity College School,
Wingham Pfaning lVfills was destr Port Hope, Ont. Started with Can-
ed by fire the ether night entailing;aelie.n Bank ,of Commerce, Brantford
a loss of about $15,000. The fire ii.. 1884: Aesietent General Manager of
The building !the frank of Montreal, 1928 and of unknown origin.
, loiown as the Dineley Hotel some yeeko7f and tennis. Reff;
Gen -
which was of frame ,construction, w.i,.t:.!t-i-!2 34-0Pizger, D1I1E)2D1:1 01::+cztijoeunns.t.
,
ars ago.
Soddenly April 35th, 1930
HUGH BLAIR MACKENZIE
Gennz•al .11/lamp:or, Bank of IVIontreat
Manteeal,
13orn Ingersoll, Ont., Dec. 14th,
1867on of the late Venerable Arch-
• The fifty acre farm of Arthur le, ea; .
neseneheassea..............n. .Z.;.7.7.4
tle being south half Lot 24, Con. !;J '-------- .
Stephen, was sold by public auctic;:
at the Office of Carling & Moiled
Exeter, the other day and was per-, Ile family of the Mee Mrs. Been -
Hanover District
• E. H. Bean, Presiding Elder. Ches-
ley, J. C. Burn; Elmwood, F. Meyer;
Hanover, E. H. Bean; Listowel, L. H.
Wagner; Mildmay, G. F. Brown;
Milverton, E. Burn; Normanby, N. R.
Ernst; Port Elgin, K. Gretzenger;
Wallace. C. R. Kauth.
Ottawa District
• W. 0. Hayne, Presiding Elder.
Arnprior, A. F. Stolz; Gorden' Lake,
L. H. Pletch; Locksley, J. E. Bender;
Parry Sound, J. N. WettIaufer; Pem-
broke, W. 0. Hayne; Rockingham, J.
M. Oestreicher.
.Stratford District
J. P. Hauch, Presiding Elder, Cred-
iton, W. M. SiPpell; Dashwood, A. W
atter; McKillop, G. L. Gross; Rod -
ley., F. B. Meyer; Sebringville, Ii.H
Leibold; South East Hope, W. A.
Durst; Stratford, J. P. Hauch; Tavis-
ock, W. E. Beese; Zurich, W. Y.
Dreier.
Waterloo District
H. A, Kellerman, Presiding Elder,
re'ridgeport, W. J. Ziminerman, El-
nira, E. D. Becker; Kitchener, (Cal -
Tail) J, B. Dengis; Kitchener (Zion)
0, F. Barthel; New Hamburg A. E,
eletch; North East Hope J. S. Burn
:loseville, W. S. Heinrich; St. Jacobr
•R. Knechtel; Waterloo, II. A.
;man.
CARD OF THANKS
chased by Jonah Kessell for the sum
of $2400.00.
A. T. Cooper, Goderich, recently
sold the property at the corner oi
Hamilton and Victoria streets to the
Erie Gas Company, of London, who
propose erecting a service station on
the site. The building on the prop-
erty, which was used as a'grain ware-
house by Mr. Cooper, is being torn
down. The warehouse was built by
the late S. Sloan, over 50 years .ago.
In making change some years ago
the late John Miler of the Kingston
St. grocery store, Goderich, made a
mistake, giving his customer more
than his due. The amount has recent
ly been returned with compound in-
terest te the, Hiller. ,g8tato. who wiall.
to acknowledge' it. The money has
been donated to the Alexandra Vase
ine Hospital for installing four elec-
tric appliances,.
John Metzger, of Carlsruhe, Met
with a sad accident on Saturday at
their home. Mr. and Mrs. Metzger
were going to Hanover. Mrs. Metz-
ger was in the rig while he went in-
to the house for something and the
horse got frightened, and Mrs. Metz,
ger was thrown off the rig breaking
both arms at the wrists.
The funeral of Hugh Rosi former
resident of Clinton, took place the
other day from his home. He had
.been ailing for some time, and hie
death occurred in his- Mel year. He
was born n Bracefiehl, where he lived
for a member of esears Wing -ham
and Clinton.
One of those happy events occurr-
ed at the United Church manse, at
Grand Bend, on Saturday last when
Stella Webb, youngest daughter of
Mr. nd Mrs. Tom Webb became the
bride of Ralph Williams, a popalar
young man front Detroit. After a
short honey -moon the happy couple
will settle down to the stern reality's
of life in Detroit with'the best wish-
es of the community where the -bride
was welt known.
Amputation was found to 'be neces-
sary in the case or Mrs. T.H. Colborn
in whose leg- a clot of blood had
formed, and the operation was per-
formed at liVinglianr"liospital, where
Mrs. Colborne is under the care of
her son, Dr. H. W. Colborne, The
amputation was between the knee
and the ankle. The operation: was
well stood and the patilent doing -dire
•Early April' 21st; death Claimed
one of Blyth's promiinent business
men, when Luther X. Williams passed
away in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon -
Ion, where lie had been during the
past four weeks, having undergone a
critical operation. He was born in
Wales 63 years ago, coming to this
country 46 years ago and lived in
' Sarnia, Wingham and Belgrave be-
fore corning to Blyth in 1914.. He
1:onducted a hardware store in Bel -
grave and on coming to Blyth pur-
'hased the Moser store. A few ye-
rs ago he started a variety store af-
':er selling his hardware business.
The splendid farm home of Orv-
ille Cann, of Usborne Tp., was total-
, y destroyed by Are together with the
'::onte.nts the other day. The farm is
, mile north of the Thames Road
lurch. The neighbors saw smoke
quefnft.from th haiJdiiit ar.d vrinv
once to assL-ce. Cann was, lino
rer Dashwood, wish to convey
their sincere thanks to the friends
and neighbors for their kindness and
e.fsistance 'shown to them during the
illness and bereavement of their
mother.—Wm. Brenner, Jacob Bren-
ner, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Stire, Mrs. H.
Flazbard.
EGGS FOR HATCHING
g Choice Pekin Duck Eggs, from a
very good attain of stock. Apply. to
Mebane Bralthe Branson Line.
NOTICE '4 -Wen
The Brumfield Chopping Mill tvili
run on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
days only after May 12th, until far-
ther notice..—Cornish & Dalrymple,
Proprietors, Brucefleld.
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Spring
MILLINERY
EVERYBODY SHOULD HAVE A
NEW EASTER BONNET.
EXTRA NICE LINES OF LARGE.
HEADSIZES AND COLORS-'
cflJR SHOWING. OF CHILDREN'S
HATS IS COMPLETE
WA1E SHOWING THE NEWEST
IN RIMS AND CIOSE FITTING
•
• HATS
STRAWS HAVE AT LAST COME:
BACK TO THEIR OWN AND BEA-
UTIFt7L THEY ARE IN ALL THE:
NEWEST SHADES. WE HAVE AL
NICE LINE OF NEW SPRING'
FLOWERS FOR COATS AND
DRESSES. COMPLETE YOUR'
NEW SPRING OUTFIT OR BRIG-
HTEN UP LAST SEASON'S ONE
WITH A NICE BOQUET OP
SPRING FLOWERS.
GIVE 'US A CALL
V V Siebert Zt;rick
Notice
To Corn Growers;
RE CORN BORER ACT
All Corn Stubbles and Stalks must:
either be plowed under or picked up
and burned before the 20th of Mar -
next.,
OSWALD GINN„,
• Goderich,, Ont.
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