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Raving Purchased the Grocery and
Drygoods Stock Y� s Sock of J. S. Bedard
at Drysdale
WE HEREBY ANNOUNCE A CLEARING SALE TO BEGIN ON
FRIDAY, APRIL 10th, WHEN THIS STOCK WILL BE OFFERED
FOR SALE AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
WE ARE ADDING LINES OF PRINTS, GINGHAM, TOWELINGS;,
FLANNELETTES, HOSIERY, MEN'S OVERALLS, WORK
£HIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC., ALL AT REAL MONEY SAVING
PRICES. GIVE US A CALL.
REMEMBER THE PLACE: J S, BEDARD'S OLD STAND, AT
DRYSDALE, ONT.
EGGS TAR -RN IN EXCHANGE.
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MasseyJiarris Implements
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED AND COM-
PLETE LINE OF MASSEY-HARRIS FARM IMPLEMENTS, AND
4' WOULD ADVISE ANYONE IN NEED OF NEW MACHINERY TO
LET US KNOW, AND WE WILL BE PLEASED TO GIVE YOU
A CALL
4-
▪ rantford Windmills a Pumps
HAVING RECENTLY BEEN APPOINTED BY THE GOULD
SHAPLEY & MOIR CO., OF BRANTFORD TO HANDLE THEIR
EXCLUSIVE LINE OF "SECOND -TO -NONE" PRODUCTS, WE
4 SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS IN THIS LINE AND CAN ALWAYS
ASSURE YOU OF BIG VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLARS.
't. BELOW WE LIST A FEW OF' OUR GOOD USED AND REBUILT
- MACHINES WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT PRICESFAR BE -
»4t• LOW THEIR VALUE.
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4. Good used Deering Binder, 6 ft. Cut. 2 13 -tooth lir.-I .. Cultivators
4. 'One used M. -H. Manure Spreader M. -H. cut mower 4.
Also a team of good work horses. Young milk cow with calf at foot 4s
Be SURE AND GIVE US A CALL!
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Huron and Erie debentures are issued
for $100 and over—for 1 to 5 years.
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Safety— with a reasonable return of 45a per
annum payable half -yearly.
Applications for debentures are accepted by—
ANDREW F. HESS, Zurich
BLAKE
Mir. and Mrs. Currie of Goderich,
accompanied by the Misses Gwendo-
ayn and Mary Clarke, called on fri-
;ends in the village on Sunday.
3r and Mrs. Ross Johnston, who
:spent the week -end with friends in
:r'ulfarton and Mitchell, returned on
Monday, accompanied by Mrs. Edig-
oif'er, Mrs. Johnston's mother.
Miss Lydia Gingerich, R. N. of Ssot
stnorial Hospital, Seaforth, spent a
f.:Ur days with her friends in this vic-
inity
Airs. J. C. Reid and daugriter Phyl-
Ln fit' Dashwood spent Sunday at the
home of Mrs. J. A. Manson and fare -
Mr. John Thirsk, accompanied by
-Mr. Jim Johnston, and Mrs. E. Clark
';and son, Gus, called on rriends in
4tx+adc.
rich. on Sunday.
3Mr. and Mrs. Peter Manson, accom-
anic:d by Mr. H. Howard and sister,
• Lrs. English and Mr. Geo. Douglas,
all of Ilensell, called in this vicinity
len Sunday.
lair. and Mrs. E. Lindenfield and
‹langhter of London, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. John-
ston, west of Blake.
HILLSGREEN
- The Huron Presbyterial of the W.
. S. will be held in the Unitech
,ai:.urch, Hensall, on Tuesday, April
st :e Lt 0.00 a:an. A11 members of
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M, S. and Y P. A. are urges'
ed to attend this meeting.
Mrs. R. S. Longley of West China
will be the special speaker.
Miss Rena Stephenson spent the
week -end with friends in Seaforth.
Miss Ruth Laister of Innerkip is
a guest with her friend Miss Edna
Cochrane.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Parsons were
in London Saturday. Their son
Fred returning with them.'
The Peter families who spent the
winter months here have retunred to
Wheatley.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochrane spent a
day in London recently and visited
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Saunders.
Mr. Norman Jarrett of Toronto,
and Mr. Chas. Upshall of St. Marys,
called on relatives here recently.
The Y. P. S. gave the last set of
slides on Japan in the church on
Tuesday evening, Plans were also
made for the Y. P. Anniversary.
The seeding is well on the way in
this section. Seine farmers are fin-
ished.
Miss Greta Forrest and friend are
visiting with the fornier's father Mr.
J. 13. Forrest.
DASHWOOD
On Friday evening; April 24th,.
Rev. Otto Turk, Institutional Mission-
ary ary for Detroit, will deliver a lecture
at the Lutheran Church on his work.
xlev. 'Turk should have a message to.
ate CRe at
all
or ,
You. are cordially
..tvited to ettc.ld, neve e_ W111 be a;
VS1CM M11Al4:4.
Silver collection to defray 140 011
The service begins at 8.39 O'clock
The Fun Galore Club held t1
last meeting for the season at
benne of Miss Cathern Finkbeine,X
Wednesday evening, The even
was spent at progressive erokinole
ter which the hostess served dal
refreshments, The next meeting w
be held in September at the home
Mrs, R. H. Taylor, Miss Verna B
who has been vice-president, will at
matically become next season's pre
' dent..
On Thursday evening the Walth
League of Dashwood met in the ba
ment .of the church to welcome
their midst the newly confirmed a .church's urch's youth in general,
leaguers were present and about
visitors, The meeting was open
by the president Miss Mare Allema
who officially welcomecl the gathe
ing. The program consisted of g
mes and contests and also includ
an address by Norman Walper wli
will represent Dashwood League
the Ontario District Oratorical Col
test at Elmira. At the conclusion
the evening lunch was served.
Messrs. Ruben Goetz and Cha
Steinhagen spent Friday in Goderic
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guenther a
son Donald of Windsor, spent th
week -end with the fornier's parent
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Guenther.
Mr. M. W. Schenk and sons Leo
card and Douglas spent the week -en
with friends in Walkerton.
Mr. Eugene Tiernan of London,
spent the week -end at his home here
Dr. and Mrs. Taylor spent Sunday
with friends in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Callfas'of
Sarnia spent a few days with friends
last week.
Rev. John Oestreicher of Rosen-
thal, is spending a few days with his
parents, also attending Conference
in Elmira last week.
Miss Laura M. Reid visited friends
in Walton on Sunday.
Mr. Ezra Bender of Blyth has pur-
chased the residence of Mr. Jacob
Kellerman.
Mr. J. W. Graybeil and Beatrice
and Miss W. England attended the
funeral of a relative in Fordwich' on
Saturday.
,§eR .County Good Roads Systena-
, The Clerk stated that he haat re -
leis ceived a cheque from the Treasurer
the of the Township of McGillivray for
on 32630,05 being . a surplus refund of
ing .$,1.467,00, accrued bank interest $21.-
af- 70, and $1141.35 Provincial Aid duo
my the Township of Stephen with refer -
ill once to the Aux Salable River Drain,m
of That a By-law be prepared e,
irk powering and authorizing the Treas..to urer of the Township of Stephen to
si- deposit the said rebate, (after ded-
ucting the amount advanced and
er paid out with interest by the Muni-)
se-cipality) .in the Crediton Branch of
to the Canadian Bank of Commerce and
nd this amount shall be applied by the
22 Council of this Municipality in pay -
20 nient of the rates imposed by it for
ed the said Drainage Work.
ng That the following pay sheets and
r- orders be paid.
a- F. J. Wickwire printing $6.50; C.
ed G. Morlock, electric work 3.55; Alb.
o Gaiser Flour re Dellow 1,60; H.Shenk
in Rd. 6, 10.50; A, C. Baker, Schwartz
rd. 5 7.65;
1- R. Gower rd 7, 5.90; W. Schwa • LI
of rd 8, 7.70; G. Hirtzel rd 4 2.25; A.
Regier rd 9, 5.78; N. Baker rd 1,4.20
N, Baker, S.B., 3.60; W. Becker rd
10, 13.61; M. Madden rd 11, 9.41;
3.:Houlahan rd 15 1.50; W. Isaac rd
1T6.05; A. Latta rd 18, 4.68; R. Hod
gins rd 22, 22.80; L. Davey rd 3,
9.95; W. Baker rd. 21, 6.05; P. Eis-
enbach rd 26, 4.60, W. P. Louie rd
20, 9.50; W. Sanders rd 2, 10.52.
The Council adjourned to meet a-
gain in the Town Hall, Crediton, on
es onlay, May 4th, 1931 at 1 p.m.Henry Eilber, Clerk.
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HENSALL
Pleased to report that William
Dougall, Sr., who has been quite ill
and confined to his room for several
weeks, is now ianproveding nicely.
Mrs. Conrad Siemon has returned
home after spending. ,a couple of we-
eks visiting relatives in Kitchener.
Arnold Bell of Toronto spent a
few days with friends in town.
Phyllis and Kathleen Case of St.
Cath '
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s were e aecen
t visitors: with
Mrs. Geo. Hedden.
Jno. Tapp spent a few days recent-
ly visiting his son in Montreal.
Nellie Boyle, R.N., spent 'a few
days last week with friends in Tor-
onto.
Jean Campbell of Toronto, was a
recent visitor at the home of Mrs. T.
Murdock.
Mrs. T. Appleton and son, Eldon,
and little daughter have moved to
London.
James Smith, of IKincardine, was a
recent visitor with relatives and fri-
nds in Hensall.
Mattie Ellis, who recently under -
vent an operation at Clinton Hospital
s recupertting very nicely at her
unt's home in Goderich and . is able
o take short walks every day, and
s soon expected home -again.
Milton Boyle left for Toronto last
eek and is going into business, and
is many friends wish him success in
is new venture.
Sshools have again opened wi;h
Zrs. Geo. Armstrong still relieving
hiss M. Ellis of her duties as teacher.
The Oddfellows of the Hensall
edge No. 233 intend attending ser-
ces in St. Paul's Anglican Church
n Sunday, May 4th. The Grand
arden of the London Lodge will
nduct the e services in the evening.
R. Cudmore has returned home af-
r spending the winter with relati-
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STEPHEN COUNCIL
The Council of the Township. of
Stephen met in the Town Hall, Cred-
iton, on Monday, April 6th 1931, at
1 p.m. All members were present.
'.The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and adopted. The Clerk
was instructed to notify the Contr-
actor ofr the construction of "The
Gaiser Drain" to have the same com-
pleted pursuant to the Engineer's
..eport by April 18th, 1931, and if
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fails is
to do so, the Clerk shall ask
the Engineer in charge to have the
contract terminated and the drain
constructed according to the specifi-
cations and contract between the
Contractor and Council dated i'Vove1n-
' or 5th, 1929.
The Township Treasurer reported
wing received the Tax Roll for
080 from the Tax Collector and
payment of the balance of Taxes
ollectable. There is a balance of
300.17 unpaid taxes.
A letter was read from Clyne A.
1lynn of Lucan, asking $60.00 dant^-
egos as the result of his cutter up-
cctting and .horse running away this
past month on the road west of the
'Railway
near C
Centralia. '
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The letter
yas ordered to ie filed and no act-
ion taken as- the road was under the
COUNTY NEWS
Kincardine's tax rate for 1931 has
been .fixed at 55 mills. This is a re-
duction of one mill from last, year.
Dr. W. F. Clark, secretary of the
,Goderich Trotting and Pacing Associ-
ation, has received a total of 50 en-
tries for the three $1,000 stake races
on the civic holiday program. This is
a record entry for the Association..
The books of the Township of Ste-
phen, Huron County, show that in
spite of the general depression there
remain unpaid the sum or $304.17
of the total tax roll for 1930 of
$65,480.00. In other words over 99
per cent. of the township's taxes
have been paid into the treasury.
A twelve ton wooden vat filled
with brine collapsedandplunged from
the top floor to the bottom of the
.building about 36 feet at the Goder-
ich Salt Company's plant. Workmen
who were shifting the tank jumped
to safety.
Mitchell have commenced laying
out a golf course of their own under'
Vie direction of Rev. D. Ritchie„, of
a'
pia.` A small• club house is: already
n position and work is progressing
eady for the spring drives.
The estimates tabled by the goy -
=merit in the House of Commons
at Ottawa on Monday last, contain no
revision for new work at Goderich
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harbor. The sum of $30,000 is
voted to complete, the work started
last year under the contract with the
Detroit River Construction Co.
The Convocation of Victoria Col-
lege, Toronto, for theological stud-
ents and those taking degrees, will be
held Tuesday next, April 21st, at
which Rev. J. E. Hogg, B. A. of Wes-
ley -Willis United church, Clinton, will
have conferred upon him the cagree'
of Doctor of Divinity.
The Women's Institute of Huron -
dale went up the other afternoon and
paid a visit to the Huron County
Home. A very pleasing program was
gi; en of readings, violin music and
address by the president. After
the program, which the residents or
the Home enjoyed very much, a tre-
at of oranges, candy and cookies was
distributed.
The late James McCulloch Ross,
formerly of Lucan and Exeter,. one
of the oldest and best known merch-
ants in Western Ontario, left an es-
tate valued at $26.063.28. The wid-
ow receives one third of the estate
while the remainder is evenly divid-
ed amongst one daughter• and two
d. • Hunter, who has just comlle-
his assessment for the village of
ter, reports. an increase of 56 in
population during the past year.
year lie reported the population
606 and this 'year the roll con -
the names of 1662 persons, 17
families have moved into the
ge during the past few months.
pretty wedding was so.-;ninized
e presence of about 40 lmmedi-
elatives and friends at the home
e bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Northcott, Exeter, at noon on
day
last
when n
their.
, became the bride of William
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arshall, of near Varna. The
ony was performed before a
of flowers of various hues l;,
C. J, Moorehouse. After the
ng dinner a reception was held
ater Mr. and Mrs, Marshall left
short honeymoon trip after wh-
ey will reside on the groom's
near Varna,
hoarse of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
r, of Stephen, wits the scene of
aping event, it being the mar -
of their youngest daughter L11-
thel, to Daniel C. McCurdy, .also.
plaeli. Rev. A. V. Robb, past -
Centralia United church per:tor-
e ceremony in the presence .of
30 guests. The bride was � it .
merriage by her father while
ins of Lehengrin's., weclail g
waw: played: liy; 31"Ib : I3eryi IHiW .
The ''rotor Public Utilities Cone -
mission have' received from the Ont-
ario Hydro Power Commission the
annual thirteenth Bower' bill, which
gives the local commission a splen-
did surplus on ;the year's operation.
rhe 13th power bill' this year is a
credit note for $1499.10 and brings
the profits of 1930 up to $3117.09.
The 13th power bill for 1929 was a
credit note foz- $772.00 bringing the
profits for the year up to $1600.00,
so that the net profits in 1930 were
almost double what they were in 1929
The first vessel to arrive in Goder-
ich harbor this season was the oil;
tanker Icolite of the Imperial Oil'
fleet, which came in from Sarnia late
April 9th, and after unloading a car-
load of gasoline cleared early on. Fri-
day morning. There was no cerem-
ony. Scarcely anyone knew that the
boat had arrived and departed, for
she was not there at. daylight. Cap-
tain Knight wins the hat given for
the first arrival, and it will be pres-
ented to him by Mayor Lee on his
next visit to Goderich, which is ex -1
pected to be in twelve days later
than the first ca1L
The inquest into the death of Ir-
win Patterson, garageman of Tiver-
ton, who died as the result of the
automobile accident north of Shep
pardton on April 5th, was held in Go
erich with Coroner Dr. Hunter pres
iding, Jas. Sinclair, the mechanic i
Patterson's garage, was the chie
witness, he being' In the ear at tri
time of accident, but could give littl
information, cleaning to• be'asleep
the time of the accident and rememb
ering nothing until he wokeup in the
Goderich hospital. He said: Patterson
was a careful driver. Sinclair appear
ed at the inquest with his head in
bandages. John Ferguson, of Blyth,
was the first man on.the scene of the
accident and gave the injured men
what attention he could till' medicaid
aid arrived. "Too much speed"' I
guess" he said, as the cause of the
.mixup.
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Capital Theatre
West Street—•GODERICH
Northern Electric Sound System
Now .Playing—'The . 'The Spoilers" by
TLea Beach
Mon., Tues., and Wednesday
The atraugest .and most beautiful
musical romance ever 1 imed.
'Viennese Nights
Entirely in Technicolor
1 true sensation this picture has
never dissapointed expectation!
,Siganundl Romberg E. Oscar Ham-
merstein U, produced this big hit.
Thies, Friday and Saturday
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ktere's a lot of fun! Come and see
MARK TWAIN'S
Immortal story of humor & Truth
With Jackie 'Googan-Mitzi Green.
TOMSAWYER
and Jaekies' Young Brother
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LOCAL A.RKETS.
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A. popular wedding was recently
held at Varna, by Rev. E. A. Poulter
when Mabel A. McClinehey, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. �
McCI-
inchey, was united in marriage to
David E. Kyle, son of the Tate Thos.1
and Mrs. Kyle, of Clinton. Miss
Grace Pepper of Hensall, acted as
bridesmaid while Ernest McCli-uchey.�'
brother of the bride, acted as grooms- '
man. The groom's gift to the bride
was a handsome fox fur; to the bri-'
desmaid, a silver pierced sandwich
basket; and to the best man, a set of
ebony brushes. Immediately after
the ceremony the bridal par motor-
ed to,,
the.H.
Hotel 1London,
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ptuous lunch was served. Lata
young couple left by motor for Nia-
gara Falls, Detroit, and other points_
After their return they will reside in
Kippen, where the groom has purch-
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SCHOOL REPORT
Report of Easter Exams. held in S.
S: Net b.., Hay. Honors 75%. Pass
610%.
Sr. IV—Alvin Gingerich 82%, Ol-
ive Witmer 65, Martha Foster 62;,
Louis Farwell 59, Doris Greb 59.
Jr. W—Gladys Gingerich 88; Win,
nifred :Battler 77.
Sr. DI ----Grace Wein 65, Joseph
Hoffman 62_
Jr_ .III --Irene Foster 60, Anthony
H'oi an 5'6, Rose Hoffman 54, Fred.
Farwell 43.
Class—..Arthur Foster 84, Cyril'
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Hoffman
Lennis G' bd 76,.
^�?�'� �70�. Keith Wildfon�-.
Nen. Gingeiich 68, Ruth. Witiner.�
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First "Class --Gerald Gingerich 7.3
Albert .Hoffman :64.
Pt'r •klarje Wein.
No.. an. Roll 23.
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PIANO TO THE PLEASURES OF YOUR HOME, BE SURE AND
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