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a few days WO sister,, Mora
enz.
Several teeechers ef the local public
school While taking up eomanuuteate Mr. and Sae,ohnPassmore and
ZURICH ERALD
""f Otrmit Prailkilan Chimes 'the that one rural school was beta: sup,
dultiee to eommenee esu Feb.•41.4th. plied with books and that others
could be if requests were handed
in to the Librarian.
Accounts read: Wendell Holmes
$98,1e6 for books and Wm. Dawson
Subscription Service $1.1025 for mag-
azines. lelotions, that the accounts as
read be paid; that the chairman and
Secretary be a delegation to appear
before the Council re the annual
Grant; that we now adjourn to meet
againon April 11 st 7,45 pen.
—James A. Paterson, Secretary; R.
E. IShaddiek, Chairman. •
iou in their studies have broug
their pupils to the Dashwood telephei
one office for further instructierrie
Any teachers wishing their mils tee
tale this may do so by getting ile•
touch with T. Harry Eoffenan.
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
church held a very successful Valens
tine Party on Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Milford IVIerner. Dur -i
ing the evening two new members
were taken in and Mrs. X. 'Sell -I -Godes"
and Mrs. C. Rinker were chosen on
the visiting committee. The -evening
was spent in games and contests, af-
ter which a dainty lunch was served
by the hostess' • Mrs. M. Memel -and
Mrs, Addison Tiernan.
Red Cross shipments for February
19 large quilts, 2 crib quilts, 1 childs
dress, 1 childs jacket, 2 pr. pyjamas,
2 pyjama coats, •2 ladies etips, 2 boys.
blouses, 1 boys pants, 2 round neck
sweaters, 1 V-neck sweater, 2 prs.
gloves.
PeecreGNITION
senior
morose e studios,
• the
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of
''Pen
neeat-
Mr. .and Atin, Carl Passmore and fa-
mily were visiters With ;Ur. .and Mrs
Lloyd PaSSMoTe rid family and Mr.
and Mrs. lbeet .Pasemeee in Delhi.
.Mrs. eawara Voth :Una daughter,
Gwen, of DetrOlt are visiting at the
home .of lee mother :and graridmoth-
er, Mrs. L. :Simpson and Met R.
Bonthron.
1LAC. Donald MacKinnon Ieft
re-
ceiitly for overseas, after spending a
two -weeks' leave with his wife a and
faniily.
Nursing Sister Eleanor 'Bell, now
stationed with the RCAF at SSt.
Thomas was a recent visitor at her
'home here.
The Exeter-Hensall branch or the
Canadian Legion are sponsoring a
bingo, and dance in the town hall on
Friday, Feb. 18th.
Library Meets
A meeting of the public Library
Board was held on the eve of Feb.
8th in the Council Chamber with
most of the committee preen.
mtes of the •preVious meeting read
and adopted. The Librarian's report
for January read as follo-ws:
Adult Fiction 221
Juvenile Fiction
Adult Non Fiction e8
Juvenile on Fiction 4
Total 342. Same considered good
as the Library was closed for a week
checking over the books.
The annual report for the year by
the Secy., and compared with, the
previous year showed a cash balance
gland whore he Fe,'ed-
ucation berm.- or". ',Ltda in
1927.
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A UCT ION
of faun stock and implements and
heasehold effects on Lot 5, L. R. E.,
1', miles south of Drysdale, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1st,
At 1 o'cluels shales the following:
Horst'e--1 Percheroa grey mare 7
yre. old; 1 black ,Percheron horse,
yeare old; 1 bay Percheron norse 9
years old.
Cattle --1 Ayrshire Heifer( due in
May; 1 red Durham heifer due on
May; 1 red and ,,vhite cow due in
meeing; 1 Poled Angus
`.'T, ;ow still milking, 1
grey eow larP.1 in December, milking;
1 Meek cow duo in May; 5 Polled
Angie, steels, rising two years; . 2
r 1 Durham ,Atovr,; rising two years;
1 red heifer rising 1 yr; 1 heifer
eni menthe old.
ns -40 Sussex 110)1S 1 yr. old;
2.1 Pelletts. es• •
Implemente—John Deere e tisetor
emetically new, Oliver tractor mole
2 and :4 furrow; 3-eecti °nee spring
tooth harrew practically 'new e 1 14-
d is c bra) re w and 1 leateseeloutihrow ;
Ale' tooth caltivator with trac-
see or bee ee hitch new; McCormick -
Deering swing tooth tealtivator; M. -
H. binder ti -ft. cut like newe _M. -H.
cut - neW; ...McCormick
BAYFIELD
Mrs. O. W. Rynas has left for Tor-
onto to visit with friends. '
Mr, Sam Houston has returned
home from London .after vesiting
with his daughter, 1VIrs. IVIoran.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Robinson and
son Walter of London were visitors
with their son, James.
Harold. Weston and Norman Toms
of Detroit were recent visitors here.
Miss Alice Hastings who has been
in the Goderich Hospital -the pan
few months, is staying at the home
of Mrs. Agnes Muray.
Miss Elizabeth Weston is spend-
ing two weeks visiting her sister, 1VIrs
Tom Elliott, Porter's Hill.
Mr. Harold Jackson has purchased
the handsome touring Car owned arid
driven by the late Mrs. Stotts.
A meeting of the executive and
finance committee of the Red Cress
was held in the Orange 'Hall, to make
arrangements for the big Red Cross
drive around March lat..
The members of L.O.Le24 are hol-
ding a social evening for the mem-
bers' wives and sweethearts in their
hall on Wed. eve. -Feb. 16th.
Organized Campaign:
The executive and finance com-
mittee of the local branch of the Red
Cross Society met • to organize for
the national campaign. Rev. J. Gra-
ham was appointed Chaitermil for the
DISTRICT NEWS
Early Maple Syrup
Russell Henderson, Wingham Junc-
tion, reports that he had a fair run
of sap in January and made some
maple syrup of excellent quality.
Had Big 110,13 -bit Drive
A large rabbit drive, the biggest
of the season was held when 40 men
from the Exeter area succeeded •in
bringing' in 152 jacks. The men
covered a couple of miles south and
east of Exeter.
Fractures His' Wrist
Fred Johnston, prominent 'eafoeth
business man, broke his wrist in 3
places last week at the weesay curl-
ing bonspiel. He had just finished
throwing his stone when he lost his
balance and fell on the ice. His
wrist was X-rayed and placed in a
cast by Dr. McMaster.
Big Mill Running Again
Things are humming again at the
Western Flour Mills at Godericheaf-
ter a shut -down to the plant. Oper-
ations recorrunenced on Friday mor-
ning and all departments are again
running with a full staff.
of $163.48 and the circulation being
635-5 Which was an increase of 375
for the year. The Secy. arso reported
mower (eft.
fertilieer drill, disc drill•ren two se- campaign and the following canvas-
aeonse 2 ' &Rini steel reller-Mell.; 0Ii-' -
ser s were also appOinted: Blue -Ma-
yer bean Miller and scuffler comb-
i ned ; Mede. No. 8 beetle scatter s ee..
:4,, Ler Highway, north,Rev. J. Graham,
section harrows; M -H. stae rake; Geo. Elliott; Bayfield, Mrs. W. West -
M -1.1. loader; 2 M -FI. No.' 21 walking lake, Mrs. M. Prentice, W. L. Ferg-
pl o ws ; Imperial two-fueroWe plow ;
uson A. E. Erwin, A. E. Westlake,
M -EI. 10 -ft. steel dump rake; pr of '
bob sleighs; Portland cutter; Top C. Gemeinhardt, Lloyd Scotehmer;
buggy, Low Down wagon new; farm Wm. Dowson. The.tvio s ,Bron-
emeoe le -ft flat hay rack; hay.
son line and Blue Water highway
ra!k, gravel box, root puiper, wheel
arrow, 10 -inch grain rinder; 60
south will appoint their owa canvas -
g
feet of 5 -inch belting new; e0004b. sees. The objective this year n $1000
scales, fanning mill, 32 -ft. extension . .
and it is hoped that there will'be
ladder, bag truck, hay fork large,
Electric fencer new; 2 sets of sling
ropes, 100 twine sacks, 2 dozen grain
bag4, grain shovel, 1 -horse scuffler,
logging chain, heavy set of harness
new; 2 sets of plow harness, single
set of harness, 5 horse collars, large
steel water trough, large iron kettle,
euekeaw, pails, shovels, spades, etc.
.Hay -16 ton of mixed hay.
Grain -1942 grain for seed: 300
bushels of oats; 100 bushels of feed
wheat; 100 bushels of 1943 oats, 4
bag s of soy beans, a quantity of feed
beans..
nousohold Effects—Renfrew 600 -
lb. cap. cream separator new, Daisy
churn, mat grinder, dining room
with china cabinet combined;
leither rocker; 3 -burner Coleman
ges stove, kitchen table, Westing, -
house electric washing machine :new,
Westinghouse electric radio like new,
1 dozen dining room chairs, half doz-
en kitchen chairs, bed with springs
and mattress, cradle, high chair,
bench, 2 lamps and numerous other
articles.
Terme of Sale—CASH
fite7thur Weber, .Auctioneer.
R. F. Stade, Clerk.
Theodore Laporte, Proprietor.
a generous response.
DASHWOOD
Miss Esther eicelath of Goderich,
visited with Mre. M. J. Schroeder
this week.
Pte. Lloyd Guenther of Listowell,
spent the week end with his parents
Mr. and Alas. E R. Guenthee.
Mr. and elm Gordon Clemse and
family of London wore Sunday vis-
itors at the home of Mr, and me.% le
H. Hoffman,
Mr. and Mee. Mervyn Tiernan and
Nancy and Mrs. Gertrude McCrae
are spending a few days m r,:m1ronto
this week where Mervyn will attend
a Hardware Convention, while Mrs.
and Nant.v and Mae eleCrae
will visit their site?, Mrs. N. levans!
Mrs. Win. Nadigel, ,Visited Friends
tet Grand Bend on Monday,
Mr. Cenninele-e of (411,.H1,
HENSALL
Members of the United Church
Mission Band canvassed the town
recently for valuable war -fats, and
realized $6.00 which will be donated
to the local branch of the Red Cross
Mrs. Wesley Surerus, the former
Miss Minnie Price of Detroit, spent
Friday last with Mr. and Mrs. John
Pfaff, and Mrs. Baker.
Mrs. Edith MacMartin of Barrie,
visited over the week -end with her
mother, Mrs. R. Bonthron and sister,
Mrs. L. Simpson.
A. C. John Beer of No. 4 wireless
school, Guelph, spent the weet-enti
at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Tebutt and lit-
tle son Melvin, accompanied by Miss
Loretta , Ferguson, all of London,
were week -end visitors with . Mrs.Te-
bbutt'separents, Mr. and Mrs.. John
Pfaff.
Mrs. Fred Beer attended the an-
nual at Home of the Centralia Mech-
anization Denot, heldeitethe London
Arena last -Wednesday evening .1500
were present, and the evening was
spent in the enjoyment of a floor,
show, dancing and a buffet luncheon.
Master Wayne Welsh, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Scott ,Welsh, underwent an
cTeraiion ti.i'pxernoval. of his ton-
•
sits at the 'office of Dr. Steer. '
. Mrs. Lorne McNaughton spent the
past week -end with her daughter
Helen at Toronto.
The members: of the Ladies' Five
Hundred Club held a most seecessful
progressive: euchre party at the home
or MrsCath. Devlin, with twelve
tablet; playing.
Me. and Mrs. Don Righy and da-
ighter of Blenheim Lme visitors with
ter parents, Mr, arid Mre. Stewart
McQueen,
Miss Margaiat Dougall has beeli
eseassed ne oreanist and Only leader
Thursday February 17th, ^1.4e4s
ereseeet
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
Dear Sirs:
Undoubtedly you have heard of the great loss
we have sustained by the complete destruction of our
Mill by fire.
We would appreciate if you could arrange im-
mediately to pay this account so that we may make our.
plans for the future,
We trust you
wishes.
will kindly comply with our
F. C. KALTiFLEISCH & SON
PHONE 69
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