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Cl+earing Sale
Raving purchased the Grocery and
Drygoods oods 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
FOR SALE AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
WE ARE .ADDING LINES OF PRINTS, GINGHAMS, TOWEL1NGS,
FLANNELETTES, HOSIERY, MEN'S OVERALLS, WORK
SHIRTS, 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 TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
J. Gascho & Son
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LINE OF MASSEY-HARRIS FARM IMPLEMENTS, AND
WOULD ADVISE ANYONE INNEED OF NEW IVIACIUNERY TO :-
LET US KNOW, .AND WE WILL BE PLEASED TO GIVE YOU
A CALL ;.
. rantford Windmills and Pumps .1.:'
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SSHAPLEY & MOIR CO., OF BRANTFORD TO HANDLE THEIR
4- EXCLUSIVE LINE OF "SECOND -TO -NONE" PRODUCTS, WE ?.
•s. SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS IN THIS LINE AND CAN ALWAYS .f,
F'ASSURE YOU OF BIG VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLARS. +
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-i MACHINES WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT PRICES FAR BE-,.
4. LOW THEIR VALUE. 4.
Good used Deering Binder, 6 ft. Cut. 2 13 -tooth M. -H. Cultivators
4. One used NL -H. Manure Spreader M. -H. . ?,s -ft. cut mower `L
F .Aso a team of good work horses. Young milk cow with calf at foot .�
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Canadians now have invested in
Huron & Erie trustee debentures—
$26,000,000
Issued for 1 to 5 years, 400 per anri urn.
Applications for debentures are accepted by-
ANDREW F. HESS, Zurich
1ILLSGREEN
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coleman,
1 r. and Mrs. Russell Coleman and
}daughter, and Mrs. Smith, all of near
Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. John-
.ston of Varna, spent Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. L. Troyer.
Misses Annie and Agnes Cochrane
:of Clinton, spent the week -end with
their sisters, Mrs. J. G. Forrest and
Mrs. H. Fuss.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stephenson and
•non, spent the week -end at the home
lot tete former's parents, Mr. and Mrs
1k bt. Stephenson.
Ir. R. K. Love of Toronto is vis-
iting, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Love. Keith has just finished his
term at the University and has taken
-than Sanford Gold Medal and also won
a seh.olarship. We congratulate him
ort his splendid honors, and wish him
every succe.:s in his ministry.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hyde; and Mins
L:ane•etta fell of Heiman, spent the
aarefk-end with Mr;;. L. Troyer.
The Y. P. S. held the last sot of
.their lantern slides on Japan ora Tu-
esday evening, which Were very goo...
'The Y. P. made:' plans to hold their
anniversary on Sunday, June 14th
1931..
i^adi'te a number of the W. M. 8,
attended the Presbyterial meeting in
the United Church in Hensall on Tu-
eday.
:'Nits. R. Love of Hensel] is visiting
with her son, Mr. and Mrs, Ross
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Bell and son Har-
old of Exeter, were recent visitors at
the home of Mrs. L. Troyer.
BLAKE
blhe last week,
Miss Jane Reid of Hayfield'1'`
ing with her sister, Mrs. Ed.
JVti,ss Margaret McKinley s )
wek-end with Mr, and Mrs,
Coleman.
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the funeral of the late Mar-
garet Sparks which was held at her
home Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Johnston, who
spent a few days with friends in
Zurich, returned home on Sunday.
Messrs. Chas. and Dave Meyers
are busy hauling wood to their home
in the village.
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the Presbyterial which was
held in the United Church, at Hen-
sel], on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Harold Johnston of Zurich, sp-
ent the week -end at his home in the
village.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr. Sam Oeech has ie:ently purch-
.;rerl from i\n. T. Pit:h^..vrison of Tire':-
reinith, the ±flim nn Gosh o
''aimc::rly owned by the; later W. H.
,..eClinch,:y. The pmtrchn.' e price he
ing $3,000.00. Mr. Or sch a!yo p r -
h ase.d s house .from I). J. kitepin)at
era, which he Will move onto they
:;.int. He will then I:ave FL good
farm at a eery r'::aseeablr
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Stephenson
lralnii 's',.rnr,f•n:;{,n, Peres., 1;;a•
.::ton and Lip 1jc(',•,,+in.'!I .Cllr•; .rA,t
funeral of a relative at Marlette,
DASHWOOE
Those who attended the iltlier
League Rally at Elmira on $ nday,
ft
April 26th were:Messrs. A.1134e t Mu-
eller, .Edwin Mueller, Edgar issteM-
ever, Charlie Martene, Norma) ` WaI-
per, Garnet Burmeister, Co'ilrttley
Burmeister, and the Misses Mage ,e A1-
lemang, Edna Martine, Marth4 'Mar-
tene, Verde Burmeister, Helern ;Nad-
iger, Greta Burmeister and treida
Mueller. Mr. Carl Allemang i#i S"t.
Clemens returning with them. yi"
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Englantd, and
daughter Joyce :anal .Mr. J. W.G�ray-
biel and daughter Beatrice attended
the funeral of another relativ64 in
Fordwieh last week
Miss Gladys .Guenther of Kitchener
and Miss Grace Guenther of Strat-
ford spent the week -end with relati-
ves here.
Mr, Leonard Birk.of Guelph spent
the week -end at home here.
Misses Alice and Gertrude H•oi'F-
man and Miss M. Allemang motored
D. Nichol
with. M. and Mr
s,
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Mr, and Mrs, Ebby of Burlingta r„
ear. are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
e W. J. White.
y •Jean Stone of London, visited
with her father and sister here.
Thos. Farquhar has returned to the
village and resumed his position as
caretaker of the Hensall Bowling
Green.
The 24th of May celebration that
isto be held here, under the auspices
of the Firemen, promises to be one
of the very best ever held in the vil-
lage.
The Steel Briggs and the Rennie misfortune to have car, a Chev. take
Seed Co., have the onion sets all ship- fire while he was driving not far from
ped out of their warehouses and the his home. The whole inside of the
men are now sowing the seed for car was burned out.
another crop. I Brussels council at their last meet-
ing decided to submit a by-law to the
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Brown, who
recently moved here from Kitchener, ratepayers of the village for the
.nave opened up a boot and shoe store purpose of borrowing $3,000 on the
on the south side of Main street in credit, of the municipality to assist in
the Hardy building. !building a skating and curling rink
Mr. Wm. Davis was arrested in during the summer. Voting will take
London the other day for having place on May llth.
liquor in his possession on the street What might have proven a serious
On Saturday morning last he appear- aecideat occurred the other day to
ed before Magis. Seandrett and was Roland Squires while engaged in se -
fined $100 and costs. eding on his farm in Usbornn Tp. He
Pleased to state that Nathan Peek was putting a fresh supply of seed
who has been confined to his room in the drfff when a colt, one of the
for a number of weeks is at date of team used, started to run away. In
considerably improved, although not attempting to head them off; he was
yetback to normal, but sorry to re- knocked down and the drill went ov--
port that Mrs. Peck continues very er him. Though painfully hurt, the
poorly.in.ured man is able to be around'.
H. G. Soldan has men at work tak- 1While Mrs. John Hanish, of the S.
ing down the large dwelling on his boundary of Usborne Tp., was oper-
farm a short distance north of the ating an electric washing machine at
farm he is now living on, at the out- a g
skirts of the village, on the London her home; she dripped dead: Her
Road. This dwelling was one of the husband found her when he returned
largest and finest in the district when
built by the late Wm. Wilson, aver
50 years ago, but being unoccupied
for years, it fell into a state of do
labitation. '
Mr. Henry Pfile has a number of
men engaged in moving the barn that
he recently purchased from Harry
Howard, down to his farm at Roger -
to Kitchener on Saturday.
Mr. Art Haugh is all smiles on the
arrival of a son.
Miss M. Cunningham of Kitchener
spent the :week -end with her sister,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Morenz.
Miss Myrta Hoffman of Kitchener
spent the week -end with her parents.
Mrs. Doerr is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. David Schroeder.
A number of young peopre. of the
Lutheran church attended a Walther
League Rally held in Elmira on
Sunday.
Mx. Norman Walper was successful
in obtaining third prize in an orator-
ical contest held at this rally.
Mrs. A. Kessel of Landsing, Mich.,
is spending a few weeks with her
Three. 14oat loads, of grain were l
shipped• from the Goderich Elevator
during, the past week; to Montral.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jowett arrived
at their home, Hayfield, after spend-
ing the winter at Florida.
The death took place in Stephen.
Township of Mrs. Grace Hill, for
many years, a resident of Crediton,
in her, 84th year. Mrs. Hill's maiden
name 'was Grace Westcott. Her hus-
band predeceased her about fifteen
years ago.
The other day Harry McCool, Vitt
concession of Goderich Tp., had the
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kuntz. ville.
Mr. Henry L. Kraft is en the sick
list.
Born—At Dashwood, on Monday,
April 27th, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Haugh, a son ---(Robert Arthur.)
This week we record the death of
Mr. Henry Smith of the Goshen Line
at the age of 64 years, 6 months and
27 days. Mr. Smith has been ailing
for some time. He leaves to mourn
his loss his wife and one daughter,
Mrs. Lloyd Schroeder of Detroit. Al-
so one sister, Mrs. Wm. Davis of
of Dashwood. The funeral was held
on Wednesday afternoon interment
in the Lutheran Cemetery. Rev.
Ness officiating.
FARMERS!
concrete Silo. Have your work au ie.
by cametient Builders, with years of
experience. Get our prices for 1931.
Campbell & Co., Silo Builders, Russel -
dale, Ont. Successors to Roger Bros.
Phone—Kirkton 10 r 2.
HENSALL
Milton Ortwein of London, visited
with his parents here.
Wm. Jarrott and daughter, Miss
Annie, of Hillsgreen, ncently visited
On Sunday morning, April 19th
the barns on the farm of George
Armstrong two miles southwest of
Hensall, were destroyed by fire. His
little son, Harry and his niece, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cole-
man of London, were playing in the
barn with matches and set fire to the
'straw. A few minutes later Mr. Arm-
strong noticed the blaze and succeed-
ed in getting all of the live stock out
of the building. The drive shed which
was next to the barn was also con-
sumed with nearly all the farm im-
plements which were in the shed. A
bean thresher on the barn was also
destroyed, also a quantity of hay and
grain. The Hensel]. Fire Department
was called and quickly responded and
ceedec in saving• the house. Mr.
but his loss will be very heavy. Quite
a number of neighbors and friends
were on the grounds Monday cleaning
up the debris, and Mr. Armstrong in-
tends erecting a new barn immediat-
ely..
COUNTY NEWS
The fishermen at Bayfield are
ching good hauls of white fish
lake trout at present.
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West Stree
Norrithes<`n Electric
Theatre
:--CODERICH
Sound System
Now Flaying "Tom Sawyer" -
A Solid Week of 'Merriment
Mon., Tues., and Wednesday
CHARLES RUGGLES
J:'hn King of Comedy in the fam-
ous rib tickling laugh, Special
Charlie's Aunt
Thur's., Friday and Saturday
JOE. E. BROWN
dud 1717INNIE LIGHTNER
Big Mouth Joe and the rough wo-
bing Winnie together again, and
now Oh yes the name of the
Picture:
SIT TIGHT
Look Here -Africa Speaks, is corn-
orning.
ing.
Matinees—Wed. & Sat. at 3 p.m.
2 shows each eve., 7.30 & 9.15
last sentenced to one year indeterm-
inated in an Ontario reformatory..
The case Was tried on April 13, by
Magis. Reid at Clinton and sentence
was meted out 'Monday last.
John McLeod, Jr., Hayfield, hap-
pened a very painful accident the oth-
er
ther day while tanning nets at the:
river The large kettle was half full
with boiling water and while he was
worinang :around the kettle his foot
from the barn. Doctors were sum slipped oil the top of the kettle and
mond and death was pronounced slid Into the water. fortunately his
due to heart failure. She was about shoe being tightly laced kept the wat-
25 years of age. er .out till the shoe was removed, but
For contributing to the znoraI de- from. Isis ankle to near the knee was
linquency of a girl under 355 years oft badly scalded and lag injuries wilt
age Murdock McLeod, aged 27, of lay him oil' work for several weeks,
Clinton, was on Monday marningFrffc.r, suffering great pain..
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and grass seeds oil hand. Choice
seed Barley and a good supply olr
all Garden Seeds
POUEThY 1FOODS '
Try _ our cluck darters, Chick
Feeds, Laying Mash, Etc.
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RINGING new life, new beauty to worn boors
and woodwork, faded furniture and knick-knacks
is such fnn when the colours flow evenly and dry
quickly --free from brush marks. That's the way
Scarfe's Varn-Q-Lac acts even in the hands of the
most inexperienced.
Scarfe's Tarn -O -Lac is an enamel that dries in four
hours. You can obtain it in whichever of the anoderm
colours you fancy.
Cost? No more than ordinary enamels and con-
sidering the faster, easier and better job it turns
out you will agree that it is a thrifty one to use.
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