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LOCAL MARKET
;Corrected every Wednesday)
3rater lb. ... _..... 350
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Londesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. W. .Blackwell of
Lansing, Mich., spent the Easter holi-
days with Mrs. W. :Blackwell and
sons.
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the ,anction sale of the
•c' °It 4ttf sir t Sia£ Fria,
Mr. F. Stelck and daughter, Mrs:
G. Love attended the funeral of the
late Mr. A. Foster ,or Varne on Mon -
marts _ ....22.00
live weight ........6.00
BLAKE
Miss Margaret Tough, Vito ;.is tea-
ring near Shakespeare, is spending
the holidays at her home.,
lir. and Mrs. G. S. Howard and
+fau,;jlrter Evelyn. of Exeter, accomp-
,onied by Mr. Fred. Hess of Bensell,
)called on friends in this vicinity ton
iGood Friday.
Miss Jean Carnie who is attending
choo3 • in Hensel!, accompanied by
[aster Bobbie Hess and tris sister-
Muth, :are spending the holidays at
the home . of the former, Mn. and Mrs
;Fes. Carrie.
Mrs. John Beehler who spent the
-inter with her daughters in the
Mates, a.?eturned home on Saturday.
&he was accompanied by her grand-
son :and daughter who returned to
*heir lame on Monday.
Miss Margaret Douglas, who is
teaching ,north of Bayfield, is spend-
ing the holidays under the pa/TA 1
xoof.
Mr. W. Finlay and family .spent
mood Friday•,with friends in Kincard-
;bee:
.Mr. Gram Turner of God,eride,
,pent the u -end with friends in
leis vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Johnston and
family left on Friday for their home'
in New Ontaria. They were accom-
eined as far ae. _Toronto by Mr. and
Mrs Lorne Manswn, who spent a few
Sys with friends in Toronto and
Ihmelas.
Mr. Donald Manson, who under-,
went a very serious .operation in the
'Hospital, at London, •has returned to
his home, and is well on the way to
!recovery.
HILLSGREEN -
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Love of Ailsa
Crai; were recent visitors evith Mr.
and Mrs. G. Love.
Mies Mary Hagan of London spent
're Raster holiday at the home of
Irer mother, Mrs. A. Hagan.
'Miss Lottie Love of London 'Nor-
DRYSDALE
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ducharme
of Detroit, spent the ;holiday at their
parents' home here.
Owing to the dry ;condition of the
land, many fanners have started to
work on the land.
The Misses Lily aa,d 3S:nt3aleen._Dur-
and, Valerie Corriveau .and Annabelle
Denomme of St. Peter's Seminary,
London, spent Easter .Sunday with
their. parents.
Mrs. Serphine Corriveau wr.o spent
.the winter with relatives in .Stratford
has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lennis Beck of St.
.Claire, Mich., who spent a few weeks
.at ,the latter's hone, Mrs. Ed. Den-
,omnee, have returned to their ihoriie•
The Misses Monica and Madeline
Ducharme of St. Joseph, are .spend
ng their holidays with their sister,:
Mrs. Neel Laporte.
Miss Yvome Gelinas of the Gosh-.
;en Line, atvill spend the holidays with
her ,granelparents, Mr. and.Mas.
Gelinas.
Mrs. Sreenan Passes
After an illness of six months,Mrs
Marie Louisa Sreenan, relict of the;
AUCTION SALE
Of Farni Stock and. Inipleinefts,1
On Lot 17, Bronson Line, Hay Town;
ship; 1% miles west and Half mile
south of Zurich, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 10th, 1933..
Commencing at 1 o'clock sharp,, •
HORSES -- Chestnut horse r1s
yrs, old; Carriage irse rising 10` yra Mr. Richard. Porter, the marriage to
17
old.
LIVE STOCK—Cow 5 yrs. old with
calf; Fresh cowv with calf at foot;
2 fresh cows; fresh caw with calf, at; Foster in his 82nd year, He leaves
foot; 2 yr. old heifer; Roan cow behind his aged wife two sons and
fresh; cow ave in June. These are'
all good Durham cows; 3 steers xis three daughters. The funeral was
ing 3 yrs. Old; 3 steers rising 2 yrs held `pn Monday.,
old; 2 heifers rising 2 yrs; 4 heifers Mr. and Mrs. Will Reid and Ralph
rising1yr. old; 4 steers risin • 1 yr, Stephenson are visiting. friends at
g Flint, and Marlette, Mich., this we -
old; 2 calves. 3 months old; 6 pure els
bred York stocker pigs weighing a-. 1VIr, Ed. Talbot of Godcricli, is vis
bout 1 5 'lbs. each. 8 ewes with r•
lambs at foot; 10 ewes with lamb; 1
sting with friends on Bronson Line.
ing 9 yrs, old; Bay horse rising
Mr, aria 1'4rs. Ruskin, Keys 4TE:st.
Windsor, spent Easter at the home of
,the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Nielson Keys.
IVIr. Ed. Johnston and son. Wilbert.
of Goderich, called on friends on
Goshen Line on Monday.
Mrs, Wm. Reid of Stanley Towns
ship announces the engagement of
her only daughter, Sara Elizabeth, to,
Mr, J. W. Elgin Porter, eldest son of
take place early in April,
An aged and highly respected resi
dent of Stanley passed away on Sat-
urday ni the person of Mr, Alex..
Miss Margaret Robinson is spend -
Oxford Ram; ewes are all Oxfords ' i
1 Billy Goat. ing a few days with her friend, Miss
OTHER ARTICLES—Root pi !per, ,nia tory Gascho of Zurich.
" Mr.and Mrs. John McBeath and
Disc harrow, cutting box, coal oil '.
Pily spent Sunday at t,re nom.e- of
•strive'; '3 Clinton fanning mills, tree
l terJohn A. Armstrong.
on
er, carriage, light rig, low wags
Everything will be sold to the liig'hest 1 r• and Mrs. Len. Talbot visited
bidder as the proprietor has sold aha tt the';hoine of. Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
for his farms of 100 acres. nowpon on Sunday.
TERMS—All sums of $10.: ape,
under, cash. Over that amt>unt :''Se;
months' credit will be given by" ;flirt),-
ishing approved joint 'notes. 4 G1,
straight off for cash on credit
mounts.
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
Wm. S. Johnston, Clerk.
Theo, McAdams, Proprietor.'
DASHWOOD
HENSALL
Ole Saturday last Norman Sinclair,
Boit ''o£ Rev. A. Sinclair, while play-
ine fell and severely fractured his
g
ce • He was taken to the Clinton
nepital for an x-ray and his ankle
At in a plaster cast. He will be
grid up for some time.
Huron _ County Traffic Officer Nor-
rharr Lever was in town on Monday
lasts checking up on the weight of the
till lis.
The regular monthly meeting of
flre local Hydro Commission was held
nth all members present and a Iot
o bush ess transacted.
'Harry Harmon of Windsor spent
Elie week -end at his home here:
Consitt was in Seaforth vis-
itin'g. ,friends and also taking in the
spring fair.
The Supertest Gas Co. of London
who recently purchased the lot at the
:corner of Queen st and London Rd.
are starting the erection of a garage
and gas station which will be run by
the Hudson Brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith of De-
troit spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs: Alex. Smith.
„,Mrs. Sarah Dick has returned aft-
er, '. ding the winter months with
�.' •`, : in Tlyiernnlc
-...�..,Rey"��:"=0IfQOxT"PiSrccu
at, the.. home of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet
Case.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Boe are atten-
ding the funeral of his mother at
Burk's Falls.
Cambell of Windsor is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bell
=The Misses Helen Elder, iviildred
' McDon_el1 and Jean. Bonthron, who
are attending McDonald Hall in Gu-
elph,
are visiting at their respective
homes.,
Miss M. Ellis, who recently under
went. an operation at Clinton Hos-
pital; isrrogressing• and soon able to
y`
return ,,
llHuiser was a recent visitor
ith triends in 'Zurich.
«.Ye.im n Hedden has rented part of
t'hebuilding west of the town hall
and will use it as a home.
Mrs. Peter Munn. who spent, son7.e
time in London, is returneing and
will reside in her own house on N.
eechmaa d st.
Bert Peck of Stanley were recent
I'sitors with his parents, Mr. and
les. N. Peck, who are both ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Witzel of ''.i'or-
onto spent Easter with his mother,
Mrs. Witzel.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Elsie and daught-
er Thelma, are visiting in Sarnia 'with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, •J. Keilex„
man,.
Mr. and Milford Mclaac and faint,
ily of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Ev,
vin Mclsaac and family of Windsor,
spent Easter with their parents, Ms'
and Mrs. P. Mcisaac and other relati-
ves.
Iv1:r. and Mrs. Herb. Pfile of Detroit.
are visiting the former's parents; Mr.
and Mrs. Hy. Pfile.
Miss Myrta Hoffman of Kitchener,
spent Easter holidays with her par-
ents.
Miss Rose Zimmer and Sammy
Moon of Detroit are visiting at her
home here.
ivirs. T. Watson of Detroit•,,spent
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stadelbauer'and
family and Miss Clara Kraft of Lon-
don were visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
P. Kraft on Good Friday.
Miss Enima Tiernan of London .p-
ent the week -end with relatives.
Miss Grace Guenther of Stratford
spent the week-nd with her brother,,,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Guenther.
Miss Nelda Fassold of London is
visiting at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Smith and Miss
Verdi Baker of London spent Easter
with their parents.
Miss Varna Kraft of Londbn4s'vis
iting her mother, Mrs. T. Kraft. '`
lVIiss Anna Tiernan returned Gu-
elph on Monday, where she attends
McDonald Hall.
Miss Sophia Stire of London, sp-
ent Sunday with her parents.
Mr. Lorne Tiernan who attends
medical school in London spent Eas-
ter holidays with his parents.
Mr. Leonard Birk of Guelph,
holidaying at his home here.'
Mr. Ira Tiernan of Hamilton, and
Eui;ene of London, spent Easter holt
clays ,with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Tiernan.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Ogden of Exeter,
were _Sunday visitors with Mr. and
_lyres. Wm. Nadiger. •
Mr. °and Mrs. Alleinang and famili
_of .Elmira spent Monday evening
town.
.:Mx. .arid .Mrs. Milton Oestreichei, d'f,
Chicago, spent the week -end with his;
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Humble of Sarnia
We Charier .Sreenan passed away. are ;spending a few days with Mrs.
At her home 399 Horton St. London,; E'inkbeiner and .Cathern.
:o
n April 1st. The deceased had liv-; .Mays. Wright of London visiting
ed ,at Drysdale 'practically all her 1 lite'
lentil she moved to London four ,-; her
parents.
Ye Mrs. F. Guenther .has returners to;
ars ,ago. She is survived by two sons her home after spending several' wee
:and four daughters all grown up. eks in Detroit. ' • i
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The sons being Arthur L. Sreenan of Miss Lylyan Martin underw• ent an
the Town Line, Hay Townehip, and operation for tonsils and adenoid
Alfred ,Sreenan of London. Th re- ...7 'Thursday in Dr. Taylor's Hospital
mains ware brought for burial on An Easter Cantata entitled "Chs.
Friday 4pril 3rd; to St. Peter's et Victorious" was given by th
cemetery, Drysdale, where a largo :hoir of Calvary Evangelical church
number of friends and relatives Bath- • .;listed by the Sunday School orch
cred to testify their last respects and ,tra on Sunday evening, •Th.. sol
love to thr., roach admired and below- n by 111isFes Cather
cd old lady, an she had during her +rnhbeiner and Gertrude udc. Hpfinra
years of residence at Drysdale
made man � and Geo Lin
manyy warm friends svho re-
gret of her departure. The fancily
have the heartfelt sympaihy of the
entore corrimunity..
renal spent the Easter holidays •with The sad inteiligrc,ice reacher! us
ler
Mr. r. andhere
parents, Mrs. '
vJ. L
a
ve
•• ,• away
of the ,;,5rn
p i, a.t the hone
Miss Edna Cochrane of Toronto,
as spending a few week's with her
;;Isar.^ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cock.rano.
of her parent-, Panels Victoria, age.
six years old; daughter of i%h. and
,,"•ei%. Leo F. Golinas, at Pieldinr.
Mr; Lawrence Brightmore of Lon- Sask, 'after an Melees of two weeks
don is spending the Easter holidays on March 80th. Burial took place at.
'With his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. the Roinan Catholic Cemetery, Field -
'It. Coehrano. Sask., nn April ist, The beret
?Mir. Stewart. Beattie is spending! ia..xily Neve ,f, rcc :•.. : ,;
isi Raster .holidays st his hon , yIi"'r''" by
home. near ii'� mann" +'a1..'t.'� '"....� ,
..r•ts were take
ier r
,srs, M. W. Schen!
war, received is ne
go to the choir treasury,
'Mr. and lVdrs. Andrew Bierling sl
ent Easter with their daughter, Mr
rte in i,oe:.port, N, :s, Mr. Fre .
,"hite and son x George returned
w`
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em and 1
spent t a T
t
w days t,,
xr�
.:Cinity.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP fl'
Miss Mabel Calver is spending e.
few dale eylfil her mother in Cllr•
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COUNTY NEWS
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The Gunn -Son -Ola Company of
Wingham, . manufacturers of radios
has gone in the hands of the re.eiver.
It is said that the town is interested
in a loan of $10,000 made to the co-
mpany, part of which, has been. paid.
The Dominion Road Machinery Co.
;Goderich, has -ten power graders
ready for shipment. Some go,to
'Quebec 'and others to various pats,
all being under order.
The many friends of Rev. R, M.
Gale, Bayfield are pleased to learn
that he returned home from Clinton
Hospital, Sunday last, much improved,
in health.
The funeral of the: late Mrs. Robt.
Adair took place, she having passed
away at her daughter's Mrs. R. J.
Taylor, of Shipka. Mrs. Adair carne
to the community when only a gi.•l
and was a life-long resident of the
neighborhood. She was in her 84th
year.,
Eight deer in one group was seen
lens farm in Ashfield Township last
weep.
The Holmesville Co-operative che-
ese and Butter Co., have opened
•their factory for the season,.
The re Goderich Signal reports a min-
iature milk war in that town, the
price being 7c a quart delivered.
Surrounded by over 100 relatives
and intimate friends, Mr, and Mrs.
Harry Parsons celebrated their gol-
den'wedding anniversary ort Monday
Both are in good health, Mrs. Per -
eons beitire her marriage was .Minns ,
Minnie Heywood of Usbornr r ee lordI'
itis two brot1 ei s 'Elisa and :Josh,:�. of '
Pa,
Exeter; they were married on .April
6, 1881 at the Bible Christian pars-
onage, Crediton.
The death took place in Exeter of
Mrs.. William Bagshaw, who was ill
for several years. For the last 27
years she was an esteemed resident
Thatarloy,„104361 Dijk
of Exeter,'her jnasband having passed
away a few m.onithu ago. She was
born at Whitby, Ont. and was jar Her
85th year; At the age of 13 years
she cauee to Stephen Tp. with her -
parents and resided on the Crediton
sideroad_
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Clearin
ale
Having purchased the Grocery and
Drygoods Stock of J. S. Bedard
at Drysdale
WE HEREBY ANNOUNCE A CLEARING SALE TO BEGIN ON
FRIDAY, APRIL 10th, WHEN THIS .STOCK WILL BE OFFERED
FORSALE AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
WE ARE ADDING LINES OF PRINTS, GfNG& AMS, TOWELINGS,
FLANNELETTES, HOSIERY, MEN'S OVERALLS, WORK
SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC., ALL AT REAL MONEY SAVING
PRICES. GIVE 115 A CALL.
REMEMBER THE PLACE: J.. S. 'RFDAED'S COLD STAND, AT
DRYSDALE,.ONT.
EGGS TAKEN IN .lsCCHA.NGE.
J. Gasch
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DON'T FORGET THE PLAY ENTITLED:
" hunt -Minded Negro
to be • presented by
THE YOUNG PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION
OF THE CENTRALIA UNITED CHURCH
in the
TOWN HALL, ZURICH
— on —
Thury Evening, ApliI 9th
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE LEASeuE OF THE ZURICH
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Commencing at 8 9..clock
Following are the characters:
Timothy Shea_ _......The Bridegroom, widower Dick Parker
Patrick Rooney _ _ ........ His Friend - - - Kenneth Mitchell
Jixnu7ie Rooney _ "Daphaey's" San _ George Thompson
Slade _. __a A 3iaizi�c3o Harold fisher-
Yonnie - - - - A small colored fray " _ .. _ -.7. Gordon Baynham.
Daphnay Rooney ..- . _ ... The Bride', a widow- Hazel S=lay*
Nora Shea Tim's daughter Mabel Hay
Kathleen O'Connor Her Friend - _ - .. •. _ _ Wanda Willis
Tessie Connors Mrs. Rooney's Maid ,. _ _ .. _ Margaret Hicks
Yeah a and Yannie, two small gir3h,. lean Thompson, Marion. Lewis
Time The morning; of a fine day in the month of brides, (June)
Place—Mrs. Daphney Rooney's house in small town.
This Capital Comedy of Irish -American life• has not a dull moment
in it Come and enjoy a good laugh.
Music between Acts -
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Ford Prices have dropped three
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This last drop as much as x'55.00
0111 SOPize models.
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