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iing Sale
Having purchased the Grocery 'and
Orygoods Stock of J. S. Bc lard
at Drysdale
WE HEREBY ANNOUNCE A CLEARIN41 SALE 1'0 BEGIN ON
FRIDAY, APRIL 10th, WHEN T1HS STOCK WILL BE OFFERED
FORSALE AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
WE ARE ADDING LINES Oa' PRINT'S., GINGHM.1'JS, TOWELINGS,
FLANNELETTES, HOSIERY, NM:EN'S OVERALLS, WORK
SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, I~1`C., ALL AT REAL. MONEY SAVING
PRICES. GIVE 1.18 A CALL, •
REMEMBER THE PL'ACE: J. S. BEDARD'S OLD STAND, AT
DRYSDALE, ONT.
EGGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
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assey-Harris Implements
WE ARE SOLECGENT.'.i FOR T.HEeCELEBRATED AND COM- q:
PLETE LINE OF 'MASSE' -HARRIS FARM IMPLEMENTS, AND -
WOULD ADVISE .ANYONE -IN NEED OF NEW MACHINERY TO
LET US KNOW, AND aWE WILL 'BE PLEASED TO GIVE 'YOU
• A .CALL
r and Pumps
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HAVING RECENTLY :BEEN ;APPOINTED BY THE GOULI» 1:
SHAPLEY & MOIR 'CO., OF BRANTFORD TO HANDLE THEIR .;F
EXCLUSIVE LINE "OF "SECOND -TO -NONE" PRODUCTS, 'WE
SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS !IN THIS LINE AND CAN ALWAYS
ASSURE YOU 3F BIG VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLARS.
2 BELOW WE LIST EW .OFA OUR GOOD USED AND REBUILT
MACHINES WATCH ¶'WE .ARE OFFERING AT PRICES FAR BE-
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VOW 'THEIR VALUE.
v Good used Deering Binder, 6 =ft.- Cut. 2 13 -tooth 3L -H. Cultic -eters
.4. One used M. -H. Manure :Spreader M. -H. 51e -ft. cut mower
Also a team of good wnek horses. Young milk cow with calf at coal
Be SURE AND :'GIVE. US A CALL!
Agent, Zurich ;
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`e very latest in Unpainted Furniture
A TILT TOP TABLE SUITABLE aROR_END OF CHESTERFIELD
FLOWER STAND OR 14 NY ;.OTHER USES.
ONLY $1.75. CALL AT OUR OFFICE .AND LOOK 'I HEM OVER ;w
A FEW MORE CEDAR CHESTS AT EACH $8.75.
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STANLEY TOW SHIP
A former resident of Stanley pas-
sed away at Auburn on Sunday, Ap
'nil 12th, in the person of Miss Han
aaah Erratt. The early part of her
life was spent in Stanley, later mov-
ing to London, where with her sister
:4'>lse made her home for a number of
exam. Since the death of her sis-
ter •a few years ago she has made her
fiixeme 'with her nieces, Mrs. Robt. Mc-
Cli.nekay mf Stanley and Mrs. Wilson.
of Auburn with whom she was at the
time of her death. She • was a sister
of the late Isaac Erratt and the last
surviving member of the family. The
'funeral was held on Tuesday to Bay -
;field Cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Talbot spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs- Hart'ey
Coleman, Parr Line.
ates to the .Presbyterial in Hensall on
April 28th. The Society are sending
a letter of sympathy to the Blake So-
_ I ciety in the loss of their president.
The devotional leaflet was given by
- I Miss Eileen Turner. Mrs. J. Coch-
rane then led In prayer. Hymn 540
was sung. Study leaflets on Temper-
ance was then given. The study was
taken by Mrs. Connor, and Mrs. Coch
rane and Mrs. Turner. The meetin
closed with prayer,
HILLSQRE.EN
W.M.S,—The regular monthly me
seting of the Women's Missionary So-
•rciety was' held at the home of Mrs.
Chas. Stephenson on Wednesday :af-
af-
ternoon, April 8th. The meeting was
/resided over by Miss Annie Jarrott. i
'The opening hymn 220 armEire spec- I r
b. Easter program was taken includ-
ing responsive reading, prayers and
Annum After which the secretary's a
'and treasurer's reports were read and
adopted. The business was then tak- c
alp, Mrs. Chas. Stephenson and Mrs, -
• McAllister were appointed' deleg,
g
The Huron Presbyterial Society
will meet in the United Chudch, Hen-
sall, on Tuesday, April 28th 1931,
at 9.30 a.m. All members of the W.
M. S. and Y. U. O. are urged to an
tend this meeting.
A number from this vicinity at
tended the anniversary Services ix:
the Presbyterian Church, in Hensel.
on Sunday.
Mrs. W. Blackwell and son Davit.
have returned to their home after
melding a few bays with their sol.
Will and Mrs. Blackwell of Lansing
mien.
Miss Lottie Love has returned t
resume her duties at London Norma
The Schools re -opened again 1.
this district on Monday after the Ea:
ter holidays. Miss Eileen Turner 1,
Ido. 3, stay and Mr. Stewart &attic
n No. 7, Stanley.
Mr, and 3,Ire. A. Aeliton of Si
Thomas spent a recent visit with Mr
nd Mrs. J. Richardson.
Miss Martha Thiel of Zurich, se
nt a few days with little Miss Eld:
u.rt.
Mr. W. Jarrott slrlil illiugict,:r <',:: l
X.V $1*A140
were recent. visitors with Min ► sale :of broken flax straw. They ale
Mrs. D. Nickel of liens all; lege that the defendant company cone
Mrs, L. Troyer has returned to.f'ir traded to buy 300 tons of green flax -
home from .Brigdeaa, where ehe spetl tow at $GQ a ton and they refused.ta
the winter months with Mi, and dlift. accept the full amount as specified
W. E. Jarrott, Mr. W. E. Jarrq. in the contract.
called on friends here recently.
Mrs. W. Charters spent a few dao
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. W. ,Ali
Allister,
Mr. and Mrs, W, Dignan were'. { re
cent visrteas with Mrs. L. Troyer.'
Vries Helen Anderson has return
to Clinton High School after holiday; debris, caused from the recent fire
ing here, ( in the store oeeupied by Ezra Bender
Mr. H. R. Samuels of Toront removed, and is malting preparations
spent a day here recently. or'the rebuilding of the block.
COUNTY NEWS
Dr. Milne, of Blyth, has had th
the late John :McDonell and was born besides her husband slae is survived
and • edueated at Exeter, where age by three sons; .Or. J. IL Browning of
wasma xr
tcd to her date husband 43 Exter and P. IL Frowning of Exeter
years ago and where he practised. Earl F. Browning of Peterboro and
law up to the time of his appointm- three daughters, Mrs. G. A, Hawkes
ent to the judgeship at Goderich, of Exeter; :Mrs, 0. Id, Becker, ,of
A 75 t ouC.P.R. crane carne with- Newer Hamburg' and Mrs.. 3. Mahaii`e r•
in an ace of toppling over the Lankof .Redd Deer, .Sask; three sisters,and
of the Maitland. River the other day two brothers, J. E. McDonell of Lon-
at Goderich when the ponderous ap- don and Chas. A. McDonell of Hen-
paratus suddenly turned over on its salt
e side andhungmenacingly over the Provincial Police are probing a
edge of the river embankment until mysterious .attack made on John Bar -
the arrival of the auxiliary from Tor- ry, 75 year old Centralia farmer, on.
onto.. The crane was not righted un- Tuesday night last, when he was ter -
til near midnight the same day. ribly beaten and Iert partially un -
Some twelve candidates from God- conscious in" his lonely farmhouse
erich and vicinity propose writing on near the borderline of Middlesex and
the civil service examiinations to be Huron .counties. The aged farmer
held at Wiligbani shortly to quali't'y' told the police he was lying in his
for positions inthe censusdepartmel bed sick when a man broke into his
ent at Ottawa, which is being, augur- house, pulling him from the bed,
ented to receive and compile the ten- pounded his head against the floor,
sus returns this summer. and jumped up and down on his body
A verdict for plaintiff' for $1,800 pounding his knees .into the aged
and costs was given in the ease of man's body. Provincial Constables
Collyer vs Young, tried at the Walk -,.arrested Charles Godbold, age forty-
erton assizes. Jos. Collyer sued James Young , named by Barry as the man who
Young for alienation of his wife's af- attacked titin. He was brought to
fections, and several Lucknow resid- London and arriagned in Middlesex
ents were called as witnesses. Young county police court, -where he was
an elderly batchelor, lives close to the remanded to jail for a week, but is
Collyer home in Lucknow. The Col- now out ort 5000.00 bail.
lyers have a number of children. Frank and Joseph Riley, brothers,
Mrs. Thos. Vennor died at her of Hullett Tp., visited Goderich the
home at Chiselhurst. Her maiden other evening to report to Provincial
name was Susanne Tuffin and. ,she Constable Whitesides detailes of an
was 75 years. old. She had been urtusnal accident which occurred a
poorly for six months and was ser- few nights previous near Kinburn, in
iousiy .ill about a week. . which. two ladies, Mary Cobk, of God -
A Chinese laundryman. of Mitchell erica Tp., and ,Mrs. Robt. Grimoldby
has been sentenced to six months in of near Kinburn, members of a sleigh.
jail and fined $200 and costs for be- riding ,party, were injured by the
ing found with a mixture of alchol accidental discharge of a shotgun.
and opium which he claimed he wan. Miss Coals., who is a daughter of Mr.
using for the relief of rheumatism. and Mrs. George Cook of Bayfield
A net operating loss of $2,869.96 Road, Goderich Tp., was the more
was experienced by the Goderich Hy-] seriously. injured, several pellets ent
dro system duringthe, year 1930;; etiu,g ane of her knees. Mrs. Grim
according to the auditor's statement_ eldby was shot in the hip and was
This is the first deficit for several ye- allowed to proceed to her home after
ars. receiving attention at the hospital
There passed away a life long re- The injured ladies were members of
sident of the Mollard Line, Stephen, a surprise party composed of 29
in the person of George Lovie,. He adults and children.
who has been sick fora nunxber of
years was in his 72nd year: He leav-
es to mourn his loss a wife, two sous, l 1331. SEASON
Wm. and John of the IVlollard Line, I 1931
and four daughters: Mrs. A. Budsoni 1G3?)
of McGillivray?- and Mrs. L. Curtis,. Ezu1CnlcrtKEent(lNo.imp.706.(Passed Form(80614) I
McGillivray, Mrs. T. Hayter of De- Black Percheron Stallion, foaled Mar.
troit, and Miss Della of London.; also L, 1908, bred by M. Harmond, Dunt
one brother W. P. Lovie of the Mol- I3eiroaxtzrient of Loir-et-cher, France
lard line and one sister. Mrs. Peter
Darn—Margot (50272), Mignonne
TiieG.regnr of the same line. &4L4a9,), .Finette (31714), Petite
L'erigouard.
t The barn on the farm of Frank
Tyndall, a short distance north. of
DASH -WOOD Clinton, was totally destroyer by fire
last Wednesday. Electricians were
Mr. and Mrs. H. Ziminer and. Mist lust completing the work of wiiring
Thecia and Grace Hayter of Windsoikthe barn and it is thought that while
were visitors over the week -end. a helper was soldering a connection
Mr..Harry Hoffman and son Hairyon the outside of the barn the flame
motored to Detroit last Sunda
from the blow -torch caught on the
Mr. .and Mrs. Herman Eidt of In 'lr`ry iinside. All the stock, with the
gersell and Mr. and Mrs. R. Steil ,e;tceptlon of some small pigs, were
of Zurich were Sunday visitors wit) removed sefely, as were most of the
Mrs. Stade. kirnplements.
Mx•. Eearl Witmer has accepted 'a'', An interesting wedding was held
position with J. C. Reid & %;o, tat the .Home of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. V. Schatz visited ffSidebx•ook Farm, Stanley Township
ends ..in Sarna on Sunday.
Mr. Mark Brokenshire of Po
Franks, spent Sunday in town.
Rev. .A. W. Sauer is attendin.
Conference in Elmira this week.
Mr. J. W. Ortwein of Hensall wa
a business visitor in town on Wednes-
day. .
Little Dorris Willert had the rnisfor,
tune to . •fall and sprain the ligaments Valise, at Bayfield, on April 4th,
in her leg. Fheri Rev. R. M. Gale, united in mar-
1VIr. and Mrs. E. Bender of 731yth31zage, Sara Elizabeth, only daughter
spent Wednesday in.town. sof Mrs. Reid and the late William
School opened on Monday` with fi£2` eid, to J. W. Elgin Porter, son of j
teen . beginners.
n April 4th, by the Rea. E. A, P,oul-
w r; when Florence Catherine, second
daughter of Mr. and 1VIrs. J. W. John -
ton, Sacs 'united in marriage to Mei-
n L. 'Webster, youngest son of Mr.
W'lid Mrs. R. D. Webster, all of Stan-
ey Township. •
A' happy matriaanonial event was
field at, f t. Andrew's United church
1VIr. and Mrs. A. Oestreicher are'•
attending Conference as delegates in:
Elmira this week. • afire took place at St. Andrew's
.Mr. and Mrs. J. W. E. Porter. o ited church manse, Bayfield, on
B.syfielcl spent Sunday evening at: i
home •,of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reid.':
Presentation
r. Richard Porter, all of Stanley
7 ilwnship.
Another of those heppy wedding
` 4pril' 4th, by the Rev. R. 111. Gale,
when 11e united in weddlock Muriel,
Edith, elder daughter of Mr. and
1.Mrs. Mason Stirling, of Goderich Tp.,.
On Thursday evening the . choir i .l o John W. ... G. Watson of Stanley
Zion Lutheran church rnet at'the 0 3isliip.
hone of Mr. C. Pfile their director- ' Goderich citizens were shocked last
and gave hint a pleasant surpris .i•:: Wrednesday to learn of the sudden
being the occasion of his birthda'Yea;• tlst#r in Alexandra hospital of Mrs.
.During the evening which was spm Jahet .Sperling McDonell, relict of
ent in music and games, Mr. Pfile the rete Judge L. H. Dickson, senior
waseiresented with a handsome snok-''judge of Huron county until his de -
nig stand, after which a dainty lunch ath in 1922. On Thursday of the pre
was served.
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vious week she was taken suddenly)
ill and was removed to the hospital The death of Mrs. J. W. Browne
and underwent an operation the fol-ing, wife of Dr. J;. W. Browning one
The ,address:
Dear Mr. Pfile:
We, the members of the choir.
have, gathered here at your home on.
the occasion of your birthday for the
purpose of congratulating you on'
having reached another milestone in
your life, and: of spending• a social
evening together. As our choir lead
ex ruff have served us long and faith
fully, .and ,as ,a token of our appre-
ciatien and gratitude for your untir
ing efforts we wish to present yon
with this email ,gif,t not for its val-
ue, but as a renaembranceof the
many hours we have spent together.
Wishing you God's _richest blessings
we all join heartily .in the haat that
you will enjoy many more birthdays
and continue your good work ,(with
us.
Signed on behalf ,of, 1p1
o:
The coir.
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Scott of Tor-
oneo were recent visitors in town.
Mrs, R. Nicholson of Wyoming sp-
ent a few days at the hone of Misses
Emma and Mary Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McMurtie. c
Toronto sepnt a week -end with ais
mother..
Mrs. Robt. Cameron. was in Varna
the past week attending the funeral
of her father, the late Alex. Foster.
Bobby and Ruth Hess visited the
i past week with friends at Blake,
Elva Bolton of Kitchener, Victoria
of Toronto, Doris and Norma of Lon-
don, spent a week -end with their fa-
ther in town.
Alonzo Ortwein of Detroit, spent
the week -end with his parents here.
Harry Harmon has returned to
town and has resumed his old posit-
ion with Cook Bros.
Mrs. John Dinsdale, Mrs,_ red
Simmons and son Jackie have' rn
u
ed home after spending the Iter
monthse with relatives in Cali ornia.
Wen. Geiger of London, spent the
holidays with his parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Green of Ex-
ster, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hey of Zur-
.ch, end S. Green of Grand Bend,
spent Tuesday last at the home of
,ne. and Mrs. Win. Consitt,
Donald Mclainn.on has accepted a
aosition selling cars for Jack McDpz1-
.Zell.
Mattie Ellis, who underwent an op -
:ration in the Clinton hospital is re-
evering nicely and left last week
or Goderich where she will spend a
ow weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Meow;
Acting aslocal master of the Sup
nu„ Court, Judge Joseph Wearing
London has set $7,250,05 as the
mu
login not of damages suffered by Owen
eiger 8i Son as the result of an
eged breech of agreement by. J..Ij;
cuasonald, Ltd., Dundee, Scotland.
o Hensall finis is suing the Scot -
h manufacturers for the amount
d the case will be taken before,a;
int in Dundee, Scotland. Geiger
Son claim that over $7,000 is ow
them under” an agrot'menx for the'
g day.She rallied for a time,
but took a relapse and passed away.
It was only three weeks previous
of Ontario's oldest. practing physic-
ians and who came to Exeter iin 1808
Sire --Sneak 2nd (46965), . Nume
tro (18789), Bucephale (1.a911),
took place the other• day_ She had Dere (1945)
that Mrs. Dickson attended the fun- not enjoyed the best of health for a SBF snake the season of 1931 at
oral of a sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Brown -time, about 10 days n -e:41, s arm 1 '
ilia' at Exeter, and it is articular 3 etcevrous to and/
, '. mile sou .•z of
p death she was stricken with fin and r .37rct _
rrzessing that death should twice 1
a family hi so sTior"t a"sjiace ,of other complications spki:auE'"•txa, elle1'1'wri rs es_ "
_.. y.' Was born in Exetex•6 •,• ' i no arcs, Q
time. Deceased was a daughter of passed away. ,,; .
€ daughter of the late John: McDonellj •fie. B%inliach, .Owner;
rti rch, Ont. R. R. 3.
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