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Joe's Place, Drysdale
For Gas, Oil Etc., fn aur Car
AND FOR YOUR SUPPLY, OF FOLLOWING GOODS WHICH ARE
KEPT IN STOCK IND SOLD AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES:
',Prints, GiWkliains, Shittings, Curtain Materials, TaMe Oils, Ladies',
and Chilldtr"eh"s kladerwear and Hosiery, Men's Overall's, Work, Shirts,
TFace Shirts, Ties, Se -x, and all Underwear
1F'resh Orvc'tii'ies and Fruits, Clriir:k Feeds, Flour, Stilt, Garden Seeds,
:Mang&I.and 'turnip Seed, Seed Corn, Soft Drinks and Ice Cream
iii :son, 'Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco sof all kinds.
GIS TrS A CALL, WE A'1'PRECTATE YOUR BUSINESS, AND
ASSOlit YOU THAT JOE `WILL SERVE YOI'T PROMPTLY AND
EFFICIENTLY
. Gascho .& Son, Props.
J. S. Bedard, Manager
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The 68 -years -old fluron & Erie can
repay to debenture -owners and
depositors every dollar of their money and
still have lett--
$7 800,
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$7800, 0
Have you $1110 or more to int at 4%0 for 1 to
5 years ?
ANDREW F. HESS., ;Zurich
HILLS, REEK
'The W. M. S. will be hold eat the
,atogoe of .Mrs. (Rev.) Conner .nn ,Fri -
,r. afternoon, at 2.30 p.m.
'the services in the Hillsgreen
mnitrch will be withdrawn owing to
diSli pen Y. P. Anniversary, on Sun -
y ai)fay 17th at; 11. a.m, and 7.30
The , ervice will be condul ted by
:Mrs R. K. Love in the Hillsgreen
church „on Sunday afternoon, May
24th at 2.30 p.m.
iDYSDALE
Mr, and •1)Plars. Edward Laporte and,
family of St. Clair, Mich., and Mrd
and Mrs. Mareil Laporte of Detroit,
,were Sunday visitors with their par
ents, Mr- and .1Vlro. Chas. Laporte.
Mr.John Dacliarme who spent a
few weeks with friends and relatives
'lin Windsor and fi)c:troit, has return-
ed home last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs
lillorris Durand accompanying him
'tome, returning to theft home in. De-
troit Sunday afternoon:
ib -s. Philip Denomme is spending
;n, few days is Detroit.
NTrs. Leo '•Corrive u has been on
lithe sick list for a week or two.
Mrs, Joseph Rau and sons have
`cleated thonselnS. to a, rev/ clryro-
six sedan, auto..
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BLAKE
Mother's ]Day Services was held Tian
Blake United church last Sunday.
The Young People had charge of the
program. Each one taking their
parts very erditably. There was a
good attendance sated quite a number
of our formes• •xxre?zrbers and friends
present, which. efeete Much appreciated
And we hope they Inlay be able to at-
tend the other time .special services.
Mr, John Thirsk, accompanied by
M. Jim. ,Johnston„ ,spent a couple of
days. last week with friends in Lucan
and London.
Miss Maryibel C,aynie spent the
week,,nd at the hope of Mr. and
Mrs. li;;, N. Douglas.
Mrs. V. Meyers who :spent the win-
ter with her son and a4ughter-italaw
Mr, and ,Mrs. Thos. Meyers, at Zur-
ich, returned home last week.
Mrs. D. Gasoho of Zurich, who sp-
ent some time with her mother,, Mrs.
Peter Brennerman,. .who was 'quite
seriously ill, returned to her home.
.Mrs. P. Brennerman's • many M-
ende will be plea ed to know that she
is ori the way to .recovery.
Miss Gladys Douglass of Scott
Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, spent
Saturday afternoon at her home in
the village,
Miss Mary Johnston spent a few
days last week with friends • in Lond-
on and while there she attended the
Graduation Exeyeises of the Victovia
Hospital nurses, which was held at
';onvocation Hall at the University
,,f Western Ontario, k claw of 4;;1
.ia'.ses receJYt•l Dip10 ji,s John"r
ston's niece, Miss Eleanor L ndeniield
is one of the graclilatee.
DASHWOOD
• Rev. and Mrs. Sauer attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. P. Miller in
Rodney :last week,. •
Mr, I,. Chamberlain and Mrs. Kady
of Port Huron and MU. Manson and;
family* of Zurich weee Sunday visit-
ors with Mr. and Mos. C. Reid.
Mrs. Adella Fisher is spending a
few Weeks in Loaehot.
Miases Anna Tiernan and Betty
Willard of McDonald Hall, Guelph,
spent the week -E nd. with the form=
era parents, Ma. amen Mrs. D. Tiernan
Mr. E. R. Guenther is all smiles on
the arrival sof at baby girl.
.Miss Mynta -EToft'man of Kitchener,
spent the weal -end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, -H. Hoffman.
Mr. Eugene Tiernan of Western
Eniversity, , London, Mr. Ira Tiernan
of Hamilton, and Miss Cornell of New'
Hamburg, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. E. 'Zeman.
.IkMr-s..H. Hoffman, Harry and Ger-
trude, .Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Pfile at-
.terade'd :the Musicial Festival at Strat-
ford Thursday evening.
-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ten Eyck of
.Kitchener, and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
.Meidinger of Zurich, were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Hy.
Becker.
-Mrs. C. Fritz and Mrs. H. H. Cow-
en .of Zurich, visited with' Mr, and
.Mrs. Jacob Kellerman on Sunday.
Miss Lucille Willert and Mr.
:B•i e:Ike, of Birmingham visited at the
hoarse of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Willert
rover Sunday. Mrs. Willert return-
ed with them to visit at Detroit and
Fort Wayne where she will attend
the graduation of her daughter Miss
Alice Willert from the Fort Wayne
Lutheran Hospital.
Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Leibold of
Sebringville and Rev. W. E. Beese of
Tavistock visited with Rev. and Mrs.
A. W. Sauer on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith of Lon-
don, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
R. Baker.
The regular meeting of the Dash-
wood Evangelical Ladies' Aid and W.
M. S. was held on Thursday after-
noon, May 7th, in the. basement of
the church. The program was ar-
ranged by Mrs. G. Link and Mrs,
R. Willert with the lattea, in th:e chair.
Mrs. R. Goetz read the scripture les-
son and a splendid topic on Mothers
Love, outlining the lives of Joli'n Wes-
ley and George Washington. Read-
ings were given by Mrs. Wm. Snell.
and Mrs. R. H. Taylor. Following
the program Mrs. D. Tiernan took
charge of the business session. Plans
were made for the strawberry social
to be held in June.
E. Tiernan ez Son, General Merch-
ants have become affiliated with the
Superior Chain Stores.
HENSALL
iErank Farquhar has recently been
:unable to follow his barbering busin-
esseowing to an operation for appen-
:dieitis.
The firm of t Bonthron and Drysdale
.:celebrated their .21st anniversary of
being. in business in Hensall, on Tu-
esday, last.
IMr. and Mrs. A. L.Case spent a
sew „days visiting friends , in Detroit.
Mr. LCase brought home a new Chry-
slerrcoupe that he recently purchas-
ed -frons Cook Bros.
A . new ladies ready-to-wear store
is being opened up in the Murdock
Black ;on King Street.
.Geo. J. Southerland is able to be
jlat .his duties as the local postmast.: -
after ,a . recent illness.
Wm.. Simpson and Mrs. Lou Simp-
son of Detroit, visited with friends
to :town.
Mr. .and Mrs. Wna. Consitt were
recent visitors with friends in Kin-
cardine.
Mrs. Mbrbelle Miller, or Detroit,
is visiting with Mrs. Robt. Bonthron
.and ,other friends.
Mxs..Ed. ,.Sheffer is visiting with her
daughtj, .Mrs. (Dr.) Reid of Port
3trukvaxr.
Nathan Peck speent a few days
visiting .at the .home of his son,. Bert.
Peck sof Stanley Tp. .
Mr. and Ars..Stanley Mealy' and.
children of .St. John, New Brunswick
are visiting at the .home of Mrs. Mea-
ly's sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Peck and Mrs.
Sidney XIeArthur,
H. Arnold neeeived word of the
death of hie brother, Fred Arnold,
who died in a hpspitaI in Buffalo on
Tuesdty last. The late Mr. Arnold
was well known in Hensall, having
conducted a general sstore business
at Hensall some 25 years ago.
Mrs. J. R. McDonald of the Lond-
on Road who has been in a Toronto
instutition taking treatinents, has re-
turned home and is greatly improved
in ,health.
The death occurred at her home in
Tuckersmith on May 2nd, of Mrs.
ivioLean., beloved .wife of John Mc-
Lean, in her G2nd year. She had be-
= in poor health for some time; and
:gradually weakened until she passed
away. Her maiden name being• Eli-
za Dalrymple and she was a member
of the Chiselht,rst; United Church and
was highly respected by her friends
and neighbors. :Besides her sorrow-
ing husband she leaves to mourn her
loss, four sons and two daughters.
The death occrrreil h , ensr.11 on
April 2bth of Eliza A, McKinley,
wife" Nathan Peels, in her 73rd yin
She as born in Stanley Townships
the xaghter• of the late Mr. and Mrs
JolutdeKinley and spent her early
life +ere, After her marriage to
Mr. eek they moved to their farm
on b Babylon Line, where they re-
st until 1919 when they retired
to ensall.. Mrs, Peck was a eonsis-
t `;memberof the United. 'Church,
v.. a highly respected by all who
her. Besides her husband she
es to mourn her loss, one son,
R; rt M. Peck, of Stanley township,
a l her son, the late Dr. J. W, Peek
p eceased her six years age'. The
ial which was private took place
e Bayfield cemetery, her pastor,
'Rev. Arthur Sinclair, having
ge of the services.
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COUNTY NEWS
e Western Canada Flour • Mills
at Goderich announce a cut et
in wages and salaries effective
1st.
e deanery meeting of the rural
ry of Huron will be held in Ex -
9n Thursday, June 4th.
Tredeie's new soft drink factory
at oiierich is nearing completion and
th .machinery has arrived. He ex --
p s s to have the factory in operation
sa tithe this week.
l rmer wardens of Huron Co-
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unto, lain Arthur J. Irwin of W ing-
h a .: n lI Alfred C. Baeker, of Bius-
se died last Wednesday at their re-
sp Live homes.
.ha;:"tex rate in .Goderich for 1931
is 9''fiiftls on the dollar for public
sc o1 rs'upporters and 511/2 mills for
separate school supporters. This is a
mil
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higher than last year for public
01 supporters and a mill and a
more for separate school sup -
10.
hn Watt, a well-known and high-
lyteernd resident of Walton, died
on; April 25tha following a sudden
he' attack. Deceased, who was a
caftle'buyer, had been a resident of
Walton locality practically all his life
H` was in his 58th year and. is sur -
vi ed by his wife.
Robt, Clark, sixty-one years old,
o !'ncardine, took his own life the
othe morning by hanging himself in
his barn. Ho had' been' in ill -health
and lout of work during the winter
and`no doubt cotnmrtte.dthe. deed in
a fiitd f despondency.
Al. Magis. G. A. Reid held Police
Court°at Wingharn the other day
when'Geo. Caake, of Wroxeter, was
five.it $10 and costs for. trapping mus-
kijitS. without o license. The defend-
anti';pleaded guilty, the court pa•oce-
edua s;, lasting less than ten minutes.
MO McKay, one of Seaforth's
oldet*,residents,passed away in Clin-
tonTuesday, May 5th, following
a'O'err ,short' illness. For many Ye
ars s engineer_ at. the Canada
Furni rice Factory; and the greater
part of his life had. been spent in the
town. i He is survived by his widow,
three daughters and one son.
• Thq other day Huron, County Trea-
surer ,Gordon Young received a che-
que far $67,963.24 from the Provin-
cial Treasurer, representing the co-
unty of Huron Provincial subsidy on
highway work for 1930.. The cheque
was far the full amount of the appli-
'cation' prepared by the county eng-
ineer' forthe good roads • commission.
Itis a large cheque, the largest to
come into the county treasurer's offi-
ce .in the course of a year.,
Rev. Dr. J. E. Hogg, of Willis -
Wesley United Church, Clinton, has
received and accepted a. call to Main
Street' i xrited Church, Strathroy.
This church' was formerly a Method-
ist church and had absorbed the con-
gregation of Frank St. Methodist ch-
urch prior to the union of 1925, and
at that time a large number of Pres-
byterians who favored union joined
with the congregation, making it a
stream one:,
ArrangenutMla have been commpleted.
whereby the two United churches o1
Parkhill are to be amalgamated. The.
consolidations will take .place on July
1st, and the pastoral charge will. be
known as, Parkhill United. Church and:
Lieury. Tbe Centenary Church form
erly associated fith Jubilee Church,
of Parkhill, willbecome a charge by
;itself, lander the superintendency of
!the Parlcld11-Liery charge.
Wm. Kay, of Strathroy, fozmerly
of Usborne and Exeter, passed away
'at his home on April 29th. He was in.
.his 64th year, and was ill for several
'weeks, having been at London Hosp-
ital a month. The funeral services was
held front Ids, home in Strathroy and
the remains taken to Exeter for int--
'ernment in the family plot,
The. death. occurred at his home on
April 21, after a short illness of Chas.
R. G. Routledge, one of the old and
highly respected residents of the dis-
'ti•.iet, in his 87th year: Deceased had
Iived in the vicinity- since a young
man. He was born in England, being
the sonof an Anglican Church cler-
gyman, and when he came to: this
country he took up farming in T.uck-
ersmith, in 1913 retiring; to Egmond-
ville and a year later moving to
Seaford'.
The Presbyterian Synod' or Hamil-
ton and London are on a three day
session, beginning an Monday, at
Knox church, Goderich. Nearly two
hundred delegates, clergymen, and
elders were expected to attend from
the various churches in: the two' dist-
ricts.
Forging hie employer's name to 4
cheques, each for $10, Robt. Redden,
agen 24, of Exeter appeared before
Magda_ .Reid at Goderich on Saturday
last, charged with the offence.. He was
employed by F. J. Wickwire, of Ex-
eter, in November, and was a printer
and until last fall had been employ-
ed in the Times -Advocate office. at
Exeter. Was arrested at London and
brought to Goderich by Constable
Gundry, was remanded to jail for a
week. Each of the cheques was
cashed by different parties.
Thos. Hodgins, resident of Lueam
for 71 years and widely known inrthe,
district, passed away at his residence!
in his 95th year. He was born. in
Biddulph Tp., when 18 years old he
began teaching school which he .fol.
lowed for five years, later opening
general store in Lucan, from which.'
he retired two yeors ago, was an act-
ive member of the United Church
and taught in: the, Sunday School for
many years_
Capital Theatre,
West Street—GODER1CH
Now PTray.nt W ll Rogers in
Moue, Tuelg., au, „ Wednesday
EDDIES. CANTOR
in one otheyear's eatest girl
frrid yeshows
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Sam. Goldwyn in .full technicolor
Times., Friday and Saturday
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Three changes an our next
Program
Matinees—Wed. .8c Sat. at 3 p,m.
LOCAL
(Corrected .every Wednesday)
Butter ..-,.._e_- .. 30
Eggs
Wheat - .65c
Oats .... ....+.+. �.... .25
Barley _ 3D
Flour ...... 200 3.00
Shorts . _ ...... •.... ... 22.00
Bran ... _ .. 21.00
Hogs . _ ____ 7,50,
- ,, ....... ... 8-10-12
be fixed as per ;schedule hereto at-
tached.
That By-law No. 15-1931 to re-
scind the resolution adopting the pet-
ition and fhe resolution finally pass-
ing the Hy law affecting the Alexand-
er Drain he read three times and fin-
ally passed.
That accounts covering payments=
;for Telephone, Township Roads and.
:Mineral .Accounts be passed as, per
vcaxr eers.
Township Roads—E. Deters, Sr.,.
iZ P. Village, 9.65; E. Erb, pay .list;
road. 9, 7.80; P Schade, pay list rd..
4.1.10; E. J. Stire, pay list rd. 10;,*
3:.211; M. Ilf'_ Russell, pay list rd. 1,
8.041; Grenier, pay list rd. 8, 6.55;,
.T. Patine, pay list rd. 1, 7.00; John.
Oesch, pay Rist rd. 8, 3.60; S. Martin
pay list rd. 6, 4.10; S. Hoffman, pay
list rd S, 4.60; J_ Rennie, pay list rd.
6:, ;041; Wm. Ducharme, pay list rd.
16, 26.50; T. Dinsmore, pay list rd.
18, 320; It Miller, pay list rd. 9,
10.00; S. McArthur, pay list road 1
54.00,; Elmore Datars, pay list rd.. f0)
4.00; F E•_ Denomme, pay list rd. 101
4.00; `_ T Wenomme, ,pay list rd.. 1,0a._
12215; XL H. Walt pay
3-00; Telephone Accounts—Ziarich
Hydro, lights central office 3.82; Nor-
thern Electric Co., material 178.84;
Stromberg-f artson Telo. Mfg. Co.,,
material 517; Canadian Telephone'
& Supplies, material 10.94; Bell TeIm..
Co:, tolls Feb. to March 85.15; Zur-.
ich Centrally switching four weeks.
88.00; Municipal World, supplies 3.08.
Bell. Tele. Co., booth 20.00; E. R.
'trenher, cartage 16.37; Bell Telo-
Phone Co., :for lines and equipment
222.00; IL G. Hess, labor, etc. 181.95 •
General Accounts—Zurich Hydro,
lights town hall 2.50; H. Steinbach,
fence -viewer 2.00; A. Hendrick ditto
2.00; D. E. l3lacitwelI ditto, 2.00; W -
IL Edighoffes, balance salary and,
postage 12.80.
Proved by Edmund Walper, second=-
ed by .Alf. Meliek, that the Council:
adjourn to meet again on Monday,,
Yam 1s1t, at 11..30 p.m. for regular-
monthTy session and as a Court of:
Revision of the 1931 Assessment
Roll
•The farm house of Lloyd Linn at
CIandeboye was almost completely
destroyed by fire with the exception
of the back kitchen the other morning
Mr. and Mrs. Linn were just leaving
their home to visit some friends,when
glancing up the noticed flames "§ho-
oting Out of the roof of the dwelling.
Practically all of the household eff-
ects were saved before the entire str-•
ucture was destroyed. Valuable aid:
was gived by the Lucan fire brigade,
which kept the flames away from a
big barn, toward which they were be-
ing blown by a high wind: which was
prevailing at the time.
HAY COUNCIL
E>,
The regular meeting of' the Coun-
cil of the Township of Hay was held
in the Town Hall, Zurich,, on Monday
May 4th, 1931, with all the members
present_„ The minutes of the prev-
ious meeting were adopted as read..
After dealing with a number of.
communications the following; rest
lutions were passed:
That grants to the various. Town-
ship Road divisions for the,year•1931
HOLDERS OF
DOMINION OF CANADA. BONDS
War Loan 5% Bonds Maturing lst October, 1931
Renewal Loan 5'%% Bonds Maturing 1st November, 1932
Victory Loan 53%a Bonds Maturing 1st November, 1933
Victory Loan 513%. Bonds Maturing, 1st November, 1934
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BANK OF
MONTREAL, at any Branch, is
prepared to arrange without charge exchange of your
bonds for those of the new Dominion of Canada. issue.
Ful t deet ail. and information urifl be given
gladly at any of our offices.
OF MONTREAJJ
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