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STOP! at
Joe's Place, Drysdale
For Gas, Oil, Etc., for your Car
AND FOR YOUR SUPPLY OF FOLLOWING GOODS WHICH ARE
KEPT IN STOCK AND SOLD AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES:
Prints, Ginghams, Shirtings, Curtain Materials, Table Oils, Ladies`.
aTad Children's Underwear and Hosiery, Men's Overalls, Work Shirts,
Fine Shirts, Ties, Sox, and all Underwear
Fresh Groceries and Fruits, Chick Feeds, Flour, Salt, Garden Seeds,
Mengel and Turnip Seed, Seed Corn, Soft Drinks and Ice • Cream
in Season, Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco of all kinds.
GIVE TJS A CALL, WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS, AND
ASSURE YOU THAT JOE WILL SERVE YOU PROMPTLY AND
EFFICIENTLY
J. Gascho & Son, Props.
J. S. Bedard, Manager
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Hassey -Harris Implements
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED AND COM-
PLETE LINE OF MASSEY-HARRIS FARM IMPLEMENTS, AND
' WOULD ADVISE ANYONE IN NEED OF NEW MACHINERY TO
LET US KNOW, AND WE WILL BE PLEASED TO GIVE YOU
A CALL
Brantford Windmills and Pumps
HAVING RECENTLY BEEN APPOINTED BY THE GOULD
.SHAPLEY & MOIR CO., OF BRANTFORD TO HANDLE THEIR
EXCLUSIVE LINE OF "SECOND -TO -NONE" PRODUCTS, WE
SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS IN THIS .LINE AND CAN ALWAYS
ASSURE YOU OF BIG VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLARS.
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BELOW WE LIST A FEW OF OTJR GOOD USED AND REBUILT
MACHINES WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT PRICES FAR BE-
LOW THEIR VALUE.
N. E. Siernon, Agent, Zurich
Good used Deering Binder, 6 ft. Cut. 2 13 -tooth M. -H. Cultivators
One used M. -H. Manure Spreader M. -H. 5',a, -ft. cut mower
Also a team of good work horses. Young milk cow with calf at foot
Be SURE AND GIVE US A CALL!
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr. Sam Oesch has moved the ho-
e purchased from D. J. Stephen -
non, to .his farm on Goshen.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Palmer and
daughters Roxio and Adelene of Ham
MUM, and Mr. Cecil Wiley of Detroit,
'were -visitors at the home of . Mr. and
MYs. Will Reid on Sunday.
Miss Margery Gascho of Zurich,
pent the week -end with her friend,
Margaret Robinson.
a token of our affection and our good
wishes in the work you are under-
taking our sessions wish you to ac -
cep this Hymnary as a reminder of
our continued interest in you.
Signed on behalf of the Session's of
Hillsgreen and Kippen--Rev. R. R.
Connor, J. B. McLean, D. F. Ander-
son. Mr. Love then thanked them
for their kind wishes and gift.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Love and family,
spent a day recently with friends in
and around Centralia.
Mr Josiah Geiger of Zurich very Miss Mary Hagan of London, spent
:acceptably taught the Bible class at the week -end with her mother, Mrs,
finosben Sunday School on Sunday,
and he and Mrs. Geiger were guests
rat the home of Mr. John Armstrong.
Rev. E. A. Poulter of Varna has
Seen giving a stries of special serm-
;enns, Next Sunday, May 31st his sub-
ject will be "Out into the Night, or
Ithe Saddest Story Ever Told." Fon
ewing the address, a solo will be giv-
len by Mr. Geo. Poulter in keeping
with the subject. This is the last
:sermon of the series and promises to
Zile a good one. Come and hear it, at
when, Blake or Varna.
HILLSGREEN
Mr. R. Keith Love delivered a very
fine sermon to a large congregation
ani the HiIlsgren United church on
Sundae afternoon. After the service
Mr•. Jas. B. McLean read an address
vas follows:
To Mr. Keith Love—The congre-
gations of Hillsgreen and Kippen
,:consider it a great honor to have
young man from their midst go into
the ministry of the United Church o'
Canada, so the sessions of both con-
gregations felt they would like to teL
lion how much pleasure it has afford-
ed us to follow you in your work up
be graduation. We are glad you we -
nn able to win the Sanford Gold
Medal. You have done splendid work
throughout your College Course. We
'are glad when a young man of your
',calibre takes the ministry as a life
;work To -day as never before, the
tehurch needs men of Christlike char-
xter to help solve the problems with
'which it is confronted. The ministry
wild challenge the best in a young'.
anan and there may be many differ -
ant •difficulties to face and obstacles
tko ovoreome, bue we pray that God
'dill bless you and give you courage
and wisdom, strength of body and of
•xniiid to do the work He has planned
Lor you to do. We enjoyed you:
.riesrever your lot is cast. A:.
Anne Hagan.
Misses Annie and Agnes Cochrane
of Clinton spent a few days with
their sisters, Mrs, H. Fuss and Mrs.
J. G. Forrest.
Miss Lettie Love of London Nor-
mal spent the holiday at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. Love.
Mrs. L. Troyer spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Coleman of
near Seaforth.
Mr. Lawrence Brightmore of Lon-
don, spent the week -end at the home
of 1VIr. and Mrs. J. W. Cochrane.
Mrs. J. Cochrane spent the week-
end with friends in Goderich.
Mr. and 'Mr's. Alfred Reichert cel-
ebrated their 25th anniversary of
their wedding on Friday night.
Mrs. E. Sheffer of Hensail, called
on friends in this vicinity recently,
The Y. P. Anniversary of the Hills -
green United Church will be held on
Sunday evening, June 14th at 1.30.
Rev. Stewart; of Staffs. will conduct
the service. The afternoon service
will be withdrawn on that day.
BLAKE
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Nichol anc
i;..ughter of Parkhill spent Sunday ai
::e home of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Dou-
nass. They also attended the specie.
%rvice in the Blake United church
:hien is being held each Sunday dur
:g the month of May.
Rev. 112r. Poulter will take for hi:
:bjcct next Sunday, May 31st "Gut
to •the Night", Oe the Saddest sto.yiy
or told. Your presence will be ap
;radiated.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Howard, ac-
.:fpanied by Mrs, Murray of Exeter
+nt Sunday with friends in this vice
Mr. and Mrs. D, Brown of Zurich
..et Sunday with friends in' thi;,
sage.
he Misses Gwendoline and Mary
of onezen: _ �• .
1 under the parental roof.
Miss Margaret Tough of Shakes-
peare spent the holiday at her home
on the Bronson Line.
Mrs. Peter Brennerman, who
has
been quite ill was taken to the hos-
pital in London on Monday for fur-
ther treatments. .
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brennerman of
Detroit spent a few days with friends
in this vicinity.
1VIr. John Thirsk, accompanied by
Mr. Jim Johnston and Mrs. E. Clark
and daughters, spent Monday with
friends in London and Springbank.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hough and fam-
ily of Brucefield called on friends in
this vicinity on Sunday.
Mrs. McKee of Toronto spent the
week -end at her former home on the
Bronson Line.
Mrs. R. N. Douglas and daughter
Margaret spent the week -end with
friends in Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turner and
son Grant of Goderich, spent the
holiday with friends in this vicinity.
Mr. Wm. Finlay and family spent
Monday with friends near Kincard-
ine.
Mr. and Mrs. Koehler and daughter
of near Hensall, spent Sunday with.
friends in this vicinity.
Miss Emma Dinsmore of London,
spent the week -end under the parent-
al roof. •
The monthly meeting of the W.M.
S. of Blake United Church, was held
in the church on Wednesday, May
20th. Mrs. R. N. Douglas presided.
The meeting was opened by singing
Hymn 485 followed by the Lord's
Prayer in unison. Mrs. W. Carnie,
read the Scripture Lesson from Pslm.
24. Mrs. R. Lamont read the min-
utes of the last meeting which were
adopted. Hymn 263 was then sung
and Miss Alberta Finlay gave ; the
topic from the book on Japan. Mrs.
R. Lamont offered prayer and Miss
Mary Johnston gave the reporn of the
Presbyterial held at Hensall on April
28th. The meeting was closed with
singing Hymn 270 and prayer by Mrs
Poulter.
DASHWOOD
Mrs. Jacob Kellerman is spending
a few days in Toronto with Dr. and
Mrs. E. A. Broughton.
Holiday guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Sam L. Oestreicher were: Mr. and
1VIrs. Win. May, Miss Matilda Ehlers
and Mr. Henry Karrow of Kitchener
and Mr. and Mrs. Graham of Kincar-
dine.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman and
daughter Lily of. London, visited with
friends in town on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Martin and dau-
ghter Lylyan of Zurich spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Guenther.
Miss Myrta Hoffman of Kitchener
spent the meek -end with her parents`
Mr. and Mrs..
Miss Anna Tiernan of MacDonald
Hall spent the week -end with her par-
entsMr. and Mrs. D. Tieman.
Miss L. Brown of Kitchener was a
guest with Mr. and Mrs. H. Becker
Jr.,
Leonard Birk, B.S.A., of Guelph
visited' his father' over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Schade of Lond-
on spent the week-nd with relatives.
Messrs Edmund and Rudolph Be-
cker, Leonard and Gordon Bender
and Eben Wiegand spent the 24th in
Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Pfile and
Harry Hoffman were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Goulding of Exeter,
when they entertained the Huron
Male Chorus on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Wm. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Por-
ter and Mrs. D. McNaughton of Bay-
.,etu visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Reid on Sunday.
Mr. Ira Tiernan of Hamilton sp-
ent the holiday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Tiernan.
Mr. Czar Steinhagen of Guelph,
was the guest of his parents over the
holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schroeder,Miss
M. Allemang and Mr. G. Keeler sp-
ent the week -end in Windsor and De-
troit.
Inspector E. C. Beacom paid a vis-
it to our school on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Smith of Lon-
don, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
R. Baker.
Mr. Harold Weber and Miss Edna
Fisher visited in London on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Restemeyer
spent the holiday in Mitchell.
111r. and Mrs. E. Bender are corn-
,nrtably settled in their new home.
Mrs. A. Hooper of London, is vis-
iting with her daughter, Mrs. E. R.
Guenther.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Mcisaac and
family of Windsor are spending their
acation with Mr. and Mrs. P. Me -
Isaac.
.:q.riss Ida Link of Brantford visited
her mother on Thursday of last weelc
•l gc::m l:lelnan 0i Western
University is home for the summer
catio:l.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jacobs of Oak
Grove, Mich., and Mrs. John Jacob,
Clinton, spent Tuesday at the
come of Mrs. J. Link.
Little Hazel Moulton had the alis
gime 4o fall and break her arm.
Mr. Alfred Cunningham of Guelph
At a recent meeting of the Evan-
;elical Ladies Aid, it was decided to
utertain the delegates at the Sunda;,
.lchool Convention to be held Here
en June. The following committee is
n champ ,os a :gereei;ts: Mrs, 1).
'Ionian, Mrs. A. 1,V. Sauer, Mrs, 11
:laugh and 'Mrs. R.II•
Taylor. Plans were made for
Strawberry Festival to be u
June and the following committee
was appointed to arrange nge for its Mrs.
J. Wildfong, Mrs. R. Willert, Mrs.
L. Morenz, Mrs. W. Snell and Mrs.
Neeb. Mrs. R. H. Taylor and Mrs.
A. E. Oestreieher were appointed de-
legates to the W.M.S. Convention in
Mildmay on May 26, 27 and 28th. ,
HENSALL
Geiger & Sons are again sowing
quite a large acreage of flax in this
district.
The many friends of W. J. El-
der are glad to hear that he is im-
proving after his recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanan of Mit-
chell visited with Mr. and Mrs. Her-
man Dayman.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Horton of De-
troit, were recent visitors with fri-
ends here•
Anniversary services will be held
in the Carmel Presbyterian Church,
on Sunday, June 14th. Rev. Goodwill
of Blyth will have charge of the ser-
vices. -
John Sheppard is improving his pr-
operty on King st., by having a new
garage built.
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Hudson, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Hudson and Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Hudson were in Eg-
mondville Sat. last attending the fun-
eral oftheir father, the late William
Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Drysdale and
Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Goodwin motor-
ed to Niagara Falls on Sunday ,last,
where they spent the day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. White spent a
few days with their daughter at Col-
lingwood.
Anniversary services of the United
Church will be held on Sunday, May
31st, and will be conducted by the
Rev. Mr. Lane of Seaforth.
Mrs. F. Smallacombe of Guelph,
who spent some weeks here with her
sister, Miss ..Mattie Ellis during her
recent illness, has returned to her
home.
Lizzie Slavin returned home after
a couple of weeks with her brother
in Stanley.
Ed . McQueen is assisting in the
store of W. J. White while the latter
is on vacation.
The Hensall Manufacturing Co. un-
der the able management of G. W.
Davis and W. 0. Goodwin, is kept
busy with all machines and are turn-
ing out garments that meet with good
demand and are well made up and
their patronage is increasing from
year to year.
A quiet wedding was solemnized
at the Presbyterian Church manse,
when Pearl Catherine Willert, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Willert of
-Township, was united 'in inar-
•'riage "to Bruce Koehler, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Koehler, the Rev., Dr.
Mcillroy officiating. The bride was
becomingly gowned in white silk cre-
pe with accessories to match. Miss
Greta Koehler, sister of the groom,
was the only attendant.
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Sotdan has the fohndation laid
for th ere.bu•iiding of what was known.
in past years Of the Wilson Willow
Hall Farm, on the London Road, just
•north pi the. village 'and- 'the brick
.work wlil• soon be undor way by C.
Wolf and stmt, = '
Lawrence Ford, ;son bif Ed- H.Ford
of l Orth Dakota, droppen in on his
uncles an daunts ,yin ensall and vic-
inity He had:been _visiting relatives
in .Pennsylvania and from there tho
he thought he would visit his relati-
ves in. Huron County before return-
ing home.
Wm- Consitt, Census Commission-
er
ommissioner for S. Huron, has been holding
instruction courses for the enumer-
ators, two days each at Exeter, Clin-
ton and Seaforth. Robt. Higgins will
be enumerator for Hensel!. All the
enumerators passed in their examin-
ations and Mr. Consitt will have a
very callable class of men to take the
census for South Huron.
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COUNTY NEWS
Kincardine has nearly p10,000
of 1930 taxes still unpaid.
- The day set aside for Huron Co.
people to pisit the Agricultural]
College at Guelph is Monday, June
the 15th.
Chas Anderson, agent for the Met-
ropolitian Life Insurance Co., is be-
ing transferred from Exeter to Sar-
nia and will leave shortly, for his
new position.
The nomination meeting to select
a Reeve for Brussels will be held in
the Town Hall on Tuesday May 26,
If an election is necessary it will be
held on Tuesday, June 3rd.
Howard Carey and Gordon Russel
of Clinton, two more of the party)
which were securing black bass at.
Sharpe's Creek, were fined $25 each
and costs The charge was of having
black bass in their possession out of
season.
The Dominion Road Machinery Co.
of. Goderich, has a big power road
maintianer ready for shipment to
Fergus. It has 40x8 dual pneumatic
tires on the rear wheels and 36x6 on
the front. The Company has two
other big machines ready to go to
British Columbia and another for a
northern point.
For failure to produce his liquor'
permit when called upon by a patina)
officer to do so", Charles Kent was
,
fined $50 and costs in Goderich Pol-
ice Court the other day..
The Exeter Creamery hes installed
a new churn of an improved type
a greater capacity for quicker
and better work. It looks as. if rhe
concern will still go ahead.
Records were broken at Alexandra
hospital, Goderich in • the past fort
night when two sets of twins were
.born in that institution within a per-
iod of eleven days.
Carl Morlock of Credion, Medical
student, at Western University, von
second prize in the Medical History 1
exams. recently, the subject on which
he wrote being ._•tho Philosophy of
r r l$th, 1931:
Capital Theatre
�atre
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Va `1LSt., Moe -4T'. GUIt
.northern ' Electric sound,' .System
Now Playing—Geo. Bancroft in
',Derelict"
Mors., Tues., and Wednesday
CONSTANCE BENNETT ' .
ERIC VON S1ROHEIM
.ANTHONY BUSHELL
In an .absorbing drama of the Eur-
opean'Spy System.
Three Faces East
Tluar's., Friday and Saturday
MARY ,ASTOR
GRANT WITHERS
REGIS TOOMEY
Will give you thrill upon thrill in
this great railroad melodrama.
The Steel Highway
CC Ing "Sloppy „
Matinees Wed and Sat at 3 p.rn.
LOCAL BIARKET:i•
Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter Ib
25
Eggs per doz. 10-15
...... .65e:
Wheat ... w- —
Oats .... •... 1.0... ..... •••
1
Barley - , 30
FIour 2.00 3.00
Shorts '.....:.............. ... 22.00
Hens 7.5f,
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I to Hunter, the famous SCottMlj'
zuMCpn.
One of the Big Arrow Line buses
on_ the Stratford to Goderich run
carne to grief the other day when a-•
bout half way wetween Clinton and:
the; County Town on the afternoon
trip west. The driver, who was ae
lone in the bus, ,claimed that the sten
erin, gears became locked and he.
could not control .the big vehicle. The -
car swerved to the side of the road
and struck a hydro pole, snapped it
off. at the ground and throwiing it
over the fence. The front of the car
was considerably damaged, the driver,
escape d without injury.
One of the oldest residents of toe'
cotnmuuityr ;passed away in Egmond-
ville on May 14th in the person of
William Hudson, at the age of 95
years, fiillowving an illness of just a
month. On the Uth of June he wo-
mb' have reached his 96th birthday_
He 'was born in Southern Ontario,and
When. 20 years of age came to Tucker
smith 'where he spent many years.
Ass 'Viten formerly Eliza Smith, pre-
decease d hint by 7 years at Hensall.*
Four sons and one daughter survive:
J'as: Hudson of Eginondville; John
Hudson of 'Tuckersmith; Colin Hud-
son of Hensall and Thos. Hudson of
Hensall; and Mrs. Robt. Strong of.
Egmondvil.le.
The Census of Canada
1931
In the opening weeks- of Tune every tawny and
EveryInane in Canada-wiltheyvisite lay a repre-
sentativeoftlie,Government 13or &eventnational
purpose of taking, the se enth census of Canada.
The censusris,really a stactrating. That is, it
provides the infornxatiorn to em fele Govern-
ment and others interested in the development
of the country to formulate progiessive policies
for the happiness, comfort and prosperity of our
people.
All the information supplied is strictly confidential, ;axed' the .officers
of the Government are subject to severe penalty if they disclose any of
the information which is given to them • by residents in the country, to
any other than the Government.
Furthermore, it has nothing whatever to•do with to a1 on,,or voalitary
service, or compulsory school attendance,, or immigration, or any such
matter;, and the .Government itself cannotuse: it except for statistical
'totals.
The Government representative will put the same croaStioms to all,'
and it is your duty as a resident of this country to answer promptly and
truthfully. The Government is very anxious to avoid foram anyone to
answer these questions, but it is empowered to do so in the few cases
where individuals may refuse,.
Issued by
HON. 11.1I. STEVEN, S, Mi
nister
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND COMMERCE—OTTAWA
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