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nr, 'Merry* 144$, who is atter
Illeniver,Sity lelvelon, spent the wee
lielseend, at the home of his parent,
Vv.. and Mete Ben Keys, Babe'Atine
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Mr- Wnit, Hayter is meing from
%he farm on. the .3rd Cont of
;eStauley te• the farm on Hab'sken line
'wich he has purchased 1'41441 Ed, J.
.IStepbenVon for a term a !role years.
A very happy event, Nkhic occurs
eerily eace in four years, iPonly on leap
5rear), was a pleasant birthday party
filiela in honor of Miss trace Robinson
wuzlein Monday, Feleeuary 29th cel-,
anted the annivemty of her birth-
ThTS. Greve. 'Hayfield road, is.
wer y poor health tand there is very
ziligiet hope for her recovery.
I-IILLSGREEN
Wt. Harold Broderick returned te
1is31.eme after spending a few day -se
'it is aster iin Exeter.
lkfr. Orville Smith is taking treat-.
emerft in the Hospital in London for
• /he interest of his health. We hope
lie -may be helped and have his geed
lieeith soon restored again.
,jas. Love spent a few clkvs.
eosiith ends mear Kippen recent127..
Mr. and Mrs. W. Turner and son
;Ralph, and Mr. and Mrs. Fi. Cmitt
nt..tend ea the funeral of the infant
aughter of Mr. and Airs. Robert
7-Tuzner of Clinton, on Monday.
'The younir people are panning
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VI44 are iileaa01. TepWrt that Nil
14bert Parsons s aotag nicely za-filleri
4ceing under kAedieal Ore 'WW1 a
.nurse.
BtAK:E,
IVIr. and Mrs, Eldon 4,1existen of
13rucefield Visittel 'at the home so:. Mr
and Mrs. POss Johnstat recentip.
HssVinina Dinenvore of Linedon,
spent the week -end at her home on
the Toot) Line.
M. ,llstnry Dt*,,ers is at present
visiting friends ,ie this viciiity;
aVIts. C. 13echIer returned from
Seott -IVIemorial Hospital Seaforth on
Sa,tmeitty andIts feeling suite well.
.Mi*.s Mary Clarke and friend of
:Goclerich spent Sunday at her home
in the village.
itiss ,-,Tessie Tough returned home
.Monday after spending two weeks
with „friends in this vicinity.
.Mr. •Gorden Johnston, who spent
several months in New Ontario, ret-
urned tto his -home on the town line.
.HENSALL
rVlive Coxwarth of Detroit spent
the .weekend•With her sister, Mrs. A.
S ciniton
:Mr. and Mrs. Laird Micide were re-
cent ViSitorS;.to London.
Marie "Bell' of London, visited with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. -Win. Bell.
Collyer of London is visiting
ettlhe]homeedf her son and daughter
in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Collyer.
Ed. Berry of London visited with
S. PatridesSocial to be told on his mother Mrs. Thos. Berry.
Werth 1.4th in the church. Elrid Smith, who underwent an op-
eration for appendicitis in a London
og.:peree.oaar Agualowns set( qmicisoq
•auloq
Thos. D. Wren has purchased G. C.
Pd/'s -neat dwelling on King St. W.
immediately to the west of D. Nicol's
dwelling :and in the spring intends
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'The W. M. S. will be held -next Wed
neesday March 9th.
Mee. and Mrs. W. Horney and 'Irma
•erineved from Exeter last week and'
are -getting nicely settled on the farm
We welcome them back.
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inevileg therein. . sordes to match, .After the ceremon,y
GeStin, wood and We's are being the bridal party were entertained at
the Everglades Club in the Hotel
TuIler. Mr, and Mrs, Mc -Isaac will
raidin Detroit.
The jury inquiring into the death.
of Mrs. M, A. Charlesworth and Mrs..
S. 1YicGeoch, well known residents of
Egmondville, who were fatally in-
breeeght into ma•rget •in large quail-
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Henry Strang of Vsberne, a few
miles south of •Homan, on Sunday
last very acceptably conducted. serv-•
ices in Carmel •Presbyterian church,
during the abeence Rev, 3, Mc-.
llroy, who was 4* Toronto, iured last Friday night, returned a.
zAlex. Sparks, who has been ,spend- verdict of accidental death at the
ing the wintery -months with Ins son S coroner's inquest. The jury being out
in Detroit, re-tu-rned to the village. over an hour. The driver of the truck
He has been ta good -resident of Hen- which struck and killed the two eld.-
sail for a 3n.iig term of ,years. • edly women was Andrew Moore of
Mr. Frarak Coleman, of Hay Town i'ackersinitie The verdict thated that
ship, has purchased William Beaver's it was doubtful if the ladies exercised
dwelling on .the west side of the rail- sufficient care in crossing the street,
road track. -Mr. .and Mrs, Coleman One of Exeter's grand old ladies
will make .good residents of the passed away to a rich reward last
lage and will enjoy life here, as they Wednesday morning in the person of
are well -acquainted. , Mrs. Eliza Willis in her 85th year.
Billy, the little son of Mr. and he had been ill for about three we -
Mrs. L. R. Coles, was taken by Dr. .eks the breakdown of a rugged eon -
Collyer to Scott Memorial Hospital .ititUti011. Was born near Bowmanville
Wednesday last where he was operat- her maiden name being Eliza Robert -
ed on ..for .appendicitis. He had not son. The family moved to Goderich
been well -for a week or so and was' where the deceased in 1872 was un -
taken -by :severe pains, and was then ited in marriage with James Willis
rushed to Seaforth Hospital. • who predeceased her in 1903. Mr.
Master .Howard Love, son of Mr. Willis at the time conductea a lum-
and Xis. .Milton Love, who under- ber business in London and came to
went tan f.aperation for appendicitis at .eixeter in 1878 continuing in the
the Scott .Memorial Hospital, Sea- same business.
forth, is recovering nicely. A coroner's jury investigating
Regular Lenten services are being deaths uc 6. Lourie and F. A„ M
held in .the St. Paul's Anglican Chur- ton, of Toronto, in London, absol
ch every Thursday evening. Each ev- rrora blame, Severne Winer, of
ening there will be a meditation on 4ter, driver of a truck that colli
the thought from the Sermon: on the with a coupe in which the two in
Mount. At the close of each service were driving when they were fat
antern slides taken from old Testa- injured. The accident twang p
meat .will be shown. at the intersection at Elgintield.
vire breaking out bet3veen 1 an
a.m. Sunday morning, completely
stroyed the large barn and garage
the farm of Robt. Cooper, living
the London Road, about „dialf n
north of Kippen. When the blaze 1,
discovered is had gained such he
way that it was impossible s
die building or check the spread
the adjoining garage, which was b
ned including two autos.
Jacob Bernhard Faist passed aw
at his home in Pigeon, Mich., af
an illness of four years, Deceased A
born in Crediton on March 29, 18
He went to Elkton in 1894 and
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COUNTY NEWS
Miss Einkbeiner of Crediton, visit-
ed recently at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. _Herbert Jones, of Stranley.
The .first carnival of the season was
held .in the Brussels new arena last
Tuesday .evening, and the ice was in
splendid condition owing to a few
cold days.
Robt. „Parsons, Kippen, is under a
doctor's care and trained nurse, with
an attadk .of blood poisoning, caused
by a nail wound in his hand, while 1895 was united in marriage with
at :his usual .duties around the farm. Louise Ginter who survives him. For
There danger in the use of many years they lived. an a. farm.
asoline :for „cleaning floors. Florence near Pigeon till four years ago they
Young a Hamilton, whose girlhood moved into town. Besides his wife he
home is :Kincardine, was terribly bur leaves two sons; also five brothers,
ned from the explosion of gasoline
she was using to clean tohe floor of
her apartment ;and died from injuries
The other .eme.xiing, a large number
of his fellow -workmen on the C.N.R.
between Stratford .and Goderich ga-
thered at the home of Jas. Appleby,
Clinton, and made a presentation to
him on the occasion of his retiring on
pension after having served for al- BY ZURICH OLD BOY
most 40 years on the section forces. Mr. Chas. Stelck of Varna, receiv-
The men of the various towns in ed an interesting letter frcunhis
e county who had been in North- son, Mr. Robert F. Stelck, of Ed -
n Ontario the last three months monton, Alto., and a former teacher
gaged in construction work under of Zurich Public School, from which
e Government employment scheme, we quote only a few of the contents
ve nearly all returned home, there which we trust will be interesting to
ing no further work available for our readers: -
em. They appear to have enjoyed "We were pleased to receive yaur
eir stay in the north country and letter of December 13, and to hear
ould be quite ready to go again. that you were well again and your
Negotations which have been pro- operation was successful. During my
eding for several months for the visit with you last summer I would
organization of Huron Investments have liked to see Tom Coleman and
mited, are now practically complee wife, there is nothing else for it, 1 '
d and it is expected that the comp- will simply have to motor East in
y will re -open an office within a 1933. Here's hoping times will gen-
w weeks at Goderich with E. H. erally improve this year. Personally
11 in charge. I cannot complain about the times,
T. R. Jenkins of the Huron Road altho I have a somewhat reduced in-
t with a serious accident when he come. We have everything we need
kicked by a colt while cleaning for comfort, and possibly we are bet -
t stable. He was alone at th ter off without luxuries. Dan Me-
e but was later found by his min Milian told me that Albert Schnell has
d assisted to the house and the doc- been appointed manager of the Allis -
summoned. No bones were brok Chalmers Co., at Saskatoon. This is
but as he was kicked in the abdo- the company that took over the Ad_
n it could not be known to what vance Runiley Co., with which Mb
ent the injuries were.
ert was formerly employed. I.)o
1VIrs. J. B. Watson, Blyth, had the ever see Ed. and Annie Stelck, that,
fortune to fall down cellor. Be- was the only regret I had on my trip
es several bad bruises it was found last -slimmer, I would have liked to
an X-ray examination that the
of the elbow was broken which spend a whole day with Ed. Thanks
ever so much for the nice bag of
1 necessitate her carrying it in a dried apples, that is the best Christ -
g for six weeks.
etas gift received. We buy little
eer have become so plentiful in dried apples at the store as they do
y, Bruce, Simcoe and Dufferin not compare in quality with the home
nties that a short open season for dried ones. It does not seem a fail
ting them has been proposed. It division of price, it being 21/2 cents
claimed that the deer are doing dewhome and the express 12 cents
ch damage and that because of a pound. I was recently quoted $9.75
• many of them are being killed il- for a barrel of Ontario spies. If rea-
lly. •
ways did not carry so many on passes
eports from Saranac Lake, N.Y. they might be able to carry produce
to the effect that Hon, James Mal- at reasonable rates, B.C. apples a •0
m of Kincardine is steadily impro $1.50 for 40 lbs. come cheaper. We
g in health. The throat disorder
have hagi considerable snow, altho
m which he was suffering is clear- very little cold weather, sometimes. 0
nicely and he has regained his
e to a considerable degree. the therometer drops down around
or below zero, but only for a few
he executive of the Holmesville hour. A friend of mine sold me a
ese and Butter Company, not half a hog for $5.00 it weighed 100
ing received an offer which they lbs„ minus the bead and tail, and is
d to accept for rent of the pro- dying us a lot of good eating. Dan
ty, have decided to run the fee- McMillan of Landis, Sask., and Ed -
again the coming year and are gar Schnell of Sedgewiek, were in my
ertising milk routes. As this is a office and told rne I should have
little plant, with up-to-date equip bought the whole pig for the $5.00
t and, when patronized made well 1 never saw finer turkeys on the mer-
its shareholders, it is hoped that ket than over the holidays this year,
will be the year of its greatee at 15c to 17c a lb. We tire quicker
ess.
of turkey than of pork. One turkey
pretty wedding was .solerrinized we saw in the *market weighing 45
to home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. poiinds. We now buy two dozen of
er of Detroit, on Feb. 13th, when fresh eggs for . 25 cents. We can
r daughter Wilma Louise was un- buy Alberta produced honey for 9
in marriage to Luster 0. Mc- cents a lb, while Ontario honey costs
c, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Mc- 121/2 cents laid down. Closing with
c, of Crediton. Rev. E. C. ack- love: to you and mother anc. a
f that city officiating. The bride drat );I wiu have nohixi ttgoo.
a blue chiffon dress with accei-
of which are Mose and Ezra Feist of
Crediton; and three sisters of which
Mrs. Geo. Finkbeiner of Crediton is
one.
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Auction, Site .
REAL ESTATE and HOUSEHOLD
FIFFli1CTS•
•=RICA on
S,ATUB,DA.Y, M,ARCH, 12th, 1982
At 1.30 o'clock, pane sharp.
REAL ESTATE -Consisting of
part lots 13 and VI, Knell's Survey,
Zurich, on which is -erected a frame
building suitable far ti shop and dwe-
lling. Good location and supplied
with best hard water from village
tank.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -Two
bed steads, springs and mattresses,
1 dresser, 1 washstand, 2 pr; pillows,
comforters, quilts and sheets, 5 high
backed chairs, 1 •cupboard, writing
desk, coal heater, 1 Climax coal and
wood range, 1 gasoline stove, 1 pair
curtain stretchers, i phonograph,
lawn mower, 3i, h.p. electric motor;
1 piece linoleum .9'xi5'; 3 Congol-
eum rugs 10'6x9'; 9X17'6"; Ina' in-
laid linoleum in barber shop; 2 5 -gal.
jewels; mats, crocks, pails; tub, etc;
1 small table, 1 wringer, kitchen ut-
ensils and ether ,articles; set of tools
consisting of block and tackle, vice,
saws, etc., Also 2 carpet sweepers, 2
rugs 9ft.x10% ft, dozen large, soup
plates.
Frame -building 10'5"x14'57' suit-
able for garage.
TER1VIE OF SALE -Real Estate,
10% on day of sale, Balance in 80
days. Household Effects, etc. cash.
A. Weber, Auctioneer.
E. Weido Clerk.
Mrs. E. Oesch, Proprietoress.
Thursday„
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AUCTION SALE
OF FARM STOCK AND
SIRFLEMENTS
On Lot No. ;86., North Boundry of
Stephen Township, VA miles west of
if Dashwood, on -
THURSDAY, MARCH 8th, 193%
at 1.30 orolock, p. im
HORSES--Celding rising 4 yrs,
old. •
CATTLE -Cow dut May SOIL cow
due May 20th; Cow due July 25th;
Heifer with calf at foot; 1 steer ris- -
ing 2 yrs. old; 2 spring calves; 3
• small calves.
HOGS -Sow due May 14th; 4
stpeiMitePI.LEI)ig5Ml1:NTS, ETC: -Plow, steep
horse rake, disc; 'top buggy; Portland
•cutter; set back band harness; 2
collars; onion sieve and crates; drake,
Collie clog, Maxwell mangel and tur-
nip seeder nearly new and numerous
other articles.. •
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TERMS -All sums of $10 and un-
der, 4eash, over that amount .6'mon-
ths credit on approved joint • notes,
with 4% off for .cash on credit am-
ounts. Everything will be sord, no
reserve as proprietor has quit farm-
ing.
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
Wm. Kleinstiver, Clerk.
Olden Truemner, 'Proprietor.
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have to "dun' a borrower for interest
that is one, two or three months overdue.
When you invest in a Huron & Erie
Debenture you receive your interest
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These Debentures are issued for $100;
or more for 12 months or longer up to,
5 years.
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Make your savings earn extra interest
'dollars to help meet living- expenses.
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