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STANLEY TOWNSHIP Mr. rarite�. `Stephenson, owing to 111 health, hoe leased his farm to Mr.
Geo. Anderson,
rson.
`°.1'he death occurred in Clinton on
• attrrday April 15th of Mrs. Robert
"Welsr. She was born in Stanley, a
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
'Edward rd Johnston, and her early life
was spent here, till her marriage to
Ir, Robt. Welsh of Clinton, who sures
Nerves, also a family of three sons..
The Young 'People of Beyfield Ura-;ited church are entertaining the Go-
shen Young People on Friday 'evern-i
lug of this week.
Miss Edyth Mossop of Verna "pe'nt'
¢a day last week 'with .her ,5istee, Mrs.
Jas, Stephenson.
R. & G. USED CARS
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R. & G. Means Renewal and Guaranteed, -.Which means Positi-
vely Entire Satisfaction or your Money Back. Each and
every R. & G. Car is Thoroughly Ccecked.. The Motor, the
Brakes,. The Clutch, the Rear Axle are .all Thoroughly Over-
hauled. The Cars are equipped with New Batteries and new
Tires where necessary.
We believe the Purchaser of a good used Car is entitled to as
much Satisfaction as the Purchaser of a Brand New Car.
We sell 3 used Cars for every New Car sold, and we are
determined that each and every Purchaser of one of our used
Cars will be just as Proud of it as the man who buys a Brand
New Car.
Remember: 100' Satisfaction or 100% of your Money Back
1938—Ford V8 De Lux Coach R&G at • $775.00
1938—Ford V8 Coupe a real nice car R & G $675.00
1937 Ford V8 Coach R &. G, only $575.00
1986—r4odge ;4 -door .Sedan with trunk, R..& G. •
1935—Ford V8 De Lux Fordor sedan with trunk R & G.
1935—Ford V8 De Lux Coach with trunk and heater R & G.
1934—Ford V8 De Lux Coach, R &
1934 Ford V8 De Lux Coupe R & G.
1934—Dodge Coach, like new R & G.
1931—Pontiac Coach, good tires $225.00
1930—Ford Coach, R & G., a very Special Car.
1929—Ford Roadster, nice condition $100.00
1928—,Ford Coach, motor overhauled and new tires.... $65.00
1928—Whippet 4 Doer Sedan at $4.0.00
1929—Essex Coach at $75.00
1921—Pontiac Coach only 24000 miles at .$75.00
Several Trucks from $75.00 up and 3 nearly new long stake
2 Ton Trucks..
SANDY ELLIOT Phone 64 EXETER
FORD, MERCURY, AND LINCOLN ZEPHER CARS
FORD TRUCKS AND FORDSON TRACTORS.
ZURICH
RAW
,AUCTION SALE
Of Farm. tock and Implements„
Ole Lot 19,, Con. 11, Hay Twp, First
farm south of Zurich, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 21st, 1939
Commencing at 1 o'clock, p.m.
HORSES --Mare rising 10 yrs. old
General iPurpose ; A well mated team
dark ,Chestnuts rising 5 and G Y)'s.
old, Gen. Purpose; Percheron colt
rising 1 yr.
CATTLE--e-jersey Cow 9 yrs. old
fresh; Black cow fresh and bred, 4
years •old Road Cow fresh, 3 yrs. old;
bred; Red cow milking and bred two
months; Black •eok 6 yrs. old due at
time of Sale; Two red :heifers due at
time Of Sale; Two heifer .calves; One
heifer calf 6 months old. API the
above mentioned cattle have beentes-
ted for T. B. and Abortion.
HOGS—Aged brood sow bred Jan.
13th; Yorkshire sow bred Feb. 18;
Yorkshire sow bred March 4, Sow
with litter at foot; 8 stockers about
60 lbs. each.
POULTRY -80 ,dross -bred pullets;
30 Leghorn Pullets, 2 Leghorn Cock-
erels.
GRAIN AND SEPDS-65 bushels
early seed oats 9laska; 25 bushels
seed barleyffi 100 bushels rate seed
oats; 300 bushels mixed grain, 2 bus
hels red clover; 3-4 bag yellow sweet
clover; 1 bushel timothy seed, half
bushel Alsike seed; some Irish Cob-
bler seed potatoes; 2 bushels seed
corn; 5 bushels seed beans, 35 bush.
of wheat.
IMPLEMENTS, ETC: — Massey -
Harris binder 7 -ft. cut in good con-
dition; I.H.C. fertilizer .drill nearly
new; McCormick Deering arse nearly
new; McCormick Dering steel rake;
land roller, McCormick Deering walk
dng,plow nearly new; Fleury plow,
Peter Hamilton cultivator with points
Deering mower, wagon, single scuffi-
er; hay rack; 3 -section drag harrows,
4 -wheel trailer with stock rack and
new tires; 2000 -ib cap. scales; cutter
cutting box, fanning mill with good
screens; bag truck, Brown and Clark
sleigh with platform; sleigh bolster;
grindstone, 2, 3 and 4 -horse eveners;
pig shoot, root puiper, McCormick
Deering •cream separator nearly new;
Stewart horse clipper nearly new;
canthook, logging chains, .quantity of
hard wood, pig trusties, 2 steel water
troughs, cistern pump and; piping,
gravel box, 2 heavy neekyokee, sling
ropes new, logging chains, forks, new
post hole auger, long, ladder; bass-
wood planks; quantity lumber, single
and •doubletrees new; several reaches
hay knife; 5 good horse collars; set
of heavy harness; third horse harness;
2 box troves, 4 balls twine; 3 axes;
6 chicken feeders, wleelba w new;
steel drums; cedarrails;, steneboat;
electric fence; chicken feed '- upper,
1% H. P. gasoline engine in' good
order; pump jack; , cut saW,, .'grass
seeder, roll barb wire, 12-ft.5-in.
belt; onion screen e ditching scoop,
block and tackle, stone hammer, pick
sand screen, -crowbars, 50 sacks, scr-
aper; quantity tile, 200 bricks, float,
50 -gallon oak cider barrel; 4 water
pails, strainer pail; Collie dog a good
healer; female hound with -5 pups;
and numerous articles. A large num-
ber of these articles ,are nearly new,
having been in use only a few years.
No reserve, as the Proprietor has
sold his farm.
TERMS—CASH
Ferdinand Haberer, Proprietor.
J. W. Haberer, Clerk.
Oscar Klopp, Auctioneer.
family of the Goshen Line south of
Zurich, spent Sunday evening with
the later's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hensall tax rate for 1939. le, 32
Fred Ducharrne, of the Blue Water mills,„ while CIsnton.'s rate is 411 mins.,]
south. llflinnham reported. a fallof seven,
Messrs. James and Moorris Masse inches of snow .Monday last.
spent the week -end in Windsor. Successful live stock . shows were
Miss Veronique Ducharme of the recently held at.Seaforth, Clinton
Blue Water south, spent Saturday and Hensall and were well attended
last at Brescia Hall, London, visiting despite the baclrwardspring. to
her sister, Sister M. St. Denis. . Thos. Workman of Kippen died
it are a- his 63tlt year. He leaves a widow and
The citizen in this vicinity y
waiting with patience to see which two sons.
way the wind will be on this coining New Township) Tireasur.er
Friday, being the third Friday of Chas. Whitely has. been appointed"
April, and according to some of our Treasurer of the Township, of Gorier
weather prophets, should it be a rete, to succeed the late Harry L. Salk -
damp wind, the' following four weeks held.
will be likewise. Well! Let • us wish . To receive Iron: Lungs
for no wind at all, rather for at pres
eat we have plenty of moisture. As a part of the generous gesii:
made by Lard 1Tufffen Kincardine
The maple sap season, which was
the largest in some years, is now a
thing of the past, as there are no
runs now, and the producers have
put away their equipment for anoth-
er year.
COUNTY NEWS
"' ibrrsrilty,, .April 20th, 1039 .
KLCPP'S ONE-STOP SERVICE
MARATHON GAS
A Gas known to every Motorist. Why take Chances in inferior Gas
when you can •buy. GOOD GAS at Klopp's One Stop Service at
25cPer Gallsn
Tax included
ENGINEERED LUBRICATION
At 1Glopp's you get Guaranteed Indian Lubrication, using 7 kinds
of Grease. We invite you to watch us Lubricate your Car and see
how Trained Attendants Grease Cars
EXPERT REPAIRING
Wo use the KING AN ALYS1m to properly 'Tune Up your Motor.
CLEAR GAS FOR ' YOUR LAMPS AND STOVES at 21e. Gallon
Car Wash 39c. Tire Repair 25c
BATTERIE S, ACCESSOV IES, GOODYEAR TIRES
Clean and Tidy Reel Itoonis. Zwir}r's T+inr:t argil Most Up-to-date
Garage and Serviee Station.
HOWARD KLOPP, LESSEE
0, Fritz & Son Used Car Lot in Connection.
HENSALL
The many friends of Geo. Brock
are pleased to see him out again af-
ter his recent illness.
eeles Amy oemnlie of Toronto spent
a week -end with her mother and sis-
ter here.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Devlin of Strat-
ford were recent visitors with the tat-
ter's brother, Fred Corbett who. is
seriously ill.
Ray Patterson of Toronto visited
with his parents, 1Vhr. and Mrs. R.
J. Patterson.
Harold Sherritt of Dundas was a
visitor with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Sherritt.
Mrs. R. D. Bell has returned home
after a pleasant visit with her son -in
law and daughter, .Mr. and Mrs. Elgin
Hayter in London.
Fred Corbett, who has been serious
ly ill for some time from a heart at-
tack, continues quite ill.
Isaac Jackson, who has spent
past several months visiting with
mother, Mrs. Jackson and family,
No. 4 Highway, left for his home
High River, Alberta.
Celebrated 88th Birthday
Mrs. John Johnston, one of Hen-
sall's highly respected citizens cele-
brated her 88th birthday at her
home here Friday last and rs re-
markabley well -for her advanced
years.. Mrs. Johnston, formerly Miss
Catherne Soldan, was born in Tavis- On TUESDAY,
tock and was a daughter or tee late
Mr. and Mrs. C. Soldan, pioneers of ;
this district. Her husband, the late
ohn Johnston passed away seine ye-
ars ago. The family of •ofur child-
ren , are : Three daughters, Mrs. A. T.
Douglas, Hyde Park; Mrs.', J. Parke
and Miss Margaret Johnston, . Hensall
and one son Wni. of Kenora, Sask.
Late Miss Jennie McArthur
Miss Jennie McArthur, 85, a native
of Hensall and resident ,of the vill-
age for the greater part of her life,
died in Toronto, where she nad resi-
ded for the past few days. Death
followed a stroke. The body was bro-
ught to the home of her niece, Mrs.
Peter Manson, here and the funeral
held` on Monday to Carmel Presby-
terian' Church. Interment in Hensall
Union Cemetery. Rev. A. W. Young
officiating.
DASHWOOD •"
Dashwood Memorial Band will give
a band concert in Tieman's Hall at
8.45 o'•clock on Sunday evening, Ap-
ril 30th.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schroeder and
Mr. and Mrs. Hintz of Detroit, spent
the week -end with Mrs. Hamacher,
who has-been on the sick list almo:;t•
all winter and is not improving fast.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan and
Gertrude Hoffman were Sunday vis-
itors in'Kitchener.
Mr. Eaid who has purchased the
creamery has rented Mrs. Hy..Kraft's
'house, and onoved his household eff-
ects here on Tuesday. We welcome
Mr. and Mrs. Eaid to this community..
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Tiernan moved
into the hotel last week ane, Mrs. G.
Merner and family moved into Mr.
Tieman's house.
Work at the new planing mill is
progressing very favorably and with
a£ew more days of fine weather will
soon -be ready for business.
A quilting will' be held in the base
went of the Evangelical churen on
Thursday afternoon.
St. Joseph and. Beaver Town
Mr. Frank Jeffrey of Ileavertown,'
left for Windsor last Thursday to
spend a few days withe his daughter.
I'4r ,and Mrs. Filbert Denotnrne o.'.
St. Joseph returned to their home or
Wednesday last after spending week
in Windsor visiting relatives and fri-
ends,
Mrs. N. A. Cantin and Mrs, N. M
Winn of St. Joseph spent last Week
end in Detroit. The latter remaining,
in Detroit for a few week';: visit with
her 'daughters.
Mt. and Mrs. Hector Laporte and
daughter, Charlotte of 1'oint,fu:
llouleau, returned to their horse or
'lundey.last, after spending a week h'
Detroit.
Mrs. William l)ucharrnc' of north of
St. Joseph left on Sunday to sperm
a few days in London with her done
• ghtne,
Mr, and itis. Kuno Hartman -and;
In 'Large Orchestra
:::aur pupils ,of the Hanover Ilig"lm
School lave been chosen to play with-
the Symphony -Orchestra of Second -e:
ary School :pupils at Massey Hadi, in
Toronto, during the Ont. Edu,catione
aI Assoc.. -convention.
Close Vote at Goderich
Nelson Hill was elected by a ma-
jority of one vote in the Godecich
imunicipal elect:fon held to fill 'the va-
cancy of the town council .occasioned'.
by the :death of Councillor H. L.
:Saikeld. His opponent, David Spro-
ule, a former councillor, polled 40r
niter as compared with 408 for Hill.
Races May 24th.
Tfie 'Seaforth Turf Club plan at
meeting there for the afternoon of
Wednesday, May 24th, according to
the secretary IL B. Hohne :. Three
Hospital will shortly receive an "urn: races with purses of $225 each . are
lung.' used in the txeafinent of in- planned. They will ,be 2.27, 2:20 and
pantile ;paralysis,.. 2.15. In recent years the Club has
had its meet on July 1st. -
the
his
on
inn
Dere is yourchance o obtain
`Where is no need for
youto suffer any longer
weith ;painful feet .. .
your foot troubles can
be relieved—inexpen-
sively.
DR. SCHOLL'S representative
from Toronto will be in our store
•MAY from 7.30 pan. to 10.30 p.ni.
This man ' is iiaoratrkhiy tram' ed in the scientific
methods of Dr_ Wm... ¥. Sclup, internationally famous
Foot Authority, who, for almost a third -century has
been alleviating human foot, saril`fefing'throughout the
eritice.woitlii.X.oatolooitawitarJao4aissmprits of your
stockinged feet Learn hoer -vbe Proper Dr. Scholl t
Foot Comfort Appliance or Remedy can relieve .your
particular foo trouble.
Visited Hensall
The London Free Press Roving Re-
porter. W. G. Trestain, in a call to
the village, compiles the following
interesting information: Hensall,
Huron County's youngest community
of similar size, with a population ,of
about 700 was founded as late as
1877, and is estimated tb handle
nearly one-third of all the beans pro-
-liuced in Ontario—besides claiming to
be the largest handling point for mix/
ed grains of any town its size in they
province. In addition to truck traffic
Hensalal last year shipped out by
rail 1,000 carloads of various grains.
About 200 more having gone out
sines the beginning of 1939. Last
year there .were- estimatesd to be
400,000 bushels of grain.
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See These Beautiful 193-9 DUD itofi
See the new 1939 Dodge Six and
DeLuxe TODAY. Look them over
. from a distance and close up.
You'll agree they are the most beau-
tiful Dodge Cars ever produced in
all the 25 years of Dodge history:
And they are BIG cars ... 114 -inch
wheelbase and look even LONGER
All 1939 Dodge cars have new Amol'a
steel col springs ... improved air-
plane -type shock absorbers . new
"Safety Signal" speedometer and in
DeLuxe models you also get new
Handy, -Control gear shifting
new auto4n1t transmission. prices
have: been reduced on all models.
Don't delay . , . drive a 1939 Dodge .
Six or DeLuxe NOW!
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