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If yaur 1-.6tne 1 n - is in the
count* ••se a t ..wn or
village :not ;Vern by a
Community Water Supply
System. a Duro Pump will
supply runiurxg water under
pressure to all parts of your
home, barns, dairy -build
ings, etc.
ZVithouit 7 running water
your family cannot have
bathroom facilities and
other conveniences so nec-
essary to their comfort,
health and daily work.
Duro \ ater Systems and lwrr:cc+• bathroom and kitchen
equipment, are made in design= - and- quality to meet the
needs- of, ever}- type of home.
B ac nre,Tidurts Are Reasoner v
l'he 'four -,pieces in the bathror m • illustrated
t—BT1ilt-+n Bath, Shower, Toilet ar:d Lavatory--
withall Trimmings, ready for in;y ;allation,• cost
only.
• (Sail pine, iron pipe anal ie ttings extra)
17ther •col plete Bat groom Equip ent;as:low.as .
ADuta Special Pumping System rs mplete;with
25 gal..: Galvanized Tank, 25 or t16.,°~Cycle motor
;ivitl..uapaoi:ty of 250 gals. per hour, rcosts'only.,..•t
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• Mr. W. N. Fhi1'iy and dauga1te;
Alberta returned from a pleasant
holiday with friends and relatives
around Ripley ::nit Kincardine.
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
AUCTION SALE
Of Real 1 state aiat' Household Elects
at DASHWO(: D, on
loss at the present prices of eggs a-
mounts to about 3c per dozen. A lite
tie extra care in keeping nests clean
and thus ,avoid the, marketing of arty
eggs would net poultrymen handsome
SATURDAY, •JUNi3 741h, 1JS returns.
NEED' MORE 'E'tC►PLE:
Cemmenoing +it 1 o'clock p.: n•
Thursdoy, June .1st, 1939
brought an unexpected reward 'to W
,.Bygrove of London, the lire of his
+.cwrn boy. Holding the body of ;3:
drowaiiug lads Bygrove fought high
waves and- the cold to ' get the
child into the :atens of rescuers. As he
lifted the hog above the waver toward
,others xeaching from a pier, :le cau-
ght for the first time a gi•;rnpse of
the boy's face. Then he discovered it
was his rani nine -yr. old son Bobbie.
Bygrove caught have drowned in the
rescue Unable to find anything on the
aide of the pier to hang on to, ham-
,pred by the cold and weight of a
heavy zweater he was unabe to swim
the 100 yards to shore. But a boat
had been frushe i out when the rescue
first rebated, and reached him in time
to •bring hie-, .ashore. "I could. not have
made if if they hadn't brought oix
the boat" he adinitte'd. The lad, it is
thought tripped •over a log at th
c end ref the pier.
Household reri, t..s— t azpb.tcrd, Lx- Warning the ,Canada''s poptalsztioue
teneion -table, dia Beat
2-burneraa 11 is already less than one -hall` British.
~anal; a lc•ctric plate,in origin,and that he Dominion Gov-
itaa>t., bed room. suit with mattress; ernment's lack sof any fixed •irnmi -
Euint,il oak :lining ra 1.ni Bait, buts;t, ration policy constituted• a grave
lerii.ie radio, 2 v.i t, r rt.tivag saki- danger' to the future of the Dominion
les, laird table, a nuf er °": pictures, c ei. Charles Hill president of the
irtsser, stalul, bed, .4 °L,iiei beds, 31 Canadian Corps Association, declare
ti,pr in:ge, wicker fernery,hammock, 4.1“.1 ,,,,unt'v should absoth some
uareau, wardrobe, trunk, sunt sass.,' 24,00f3,0f1'd?' of Great Britain's.crowd-
,parolr rocker, rockin emir, dining eel population.
-room..ehairs, 6 kitchen ensure, quilt-
ing frames, curtain ste,:tehers, incl el- A NEAR DROWNING
antic iron, clock, email ::i:oce, 2 other
rugs,. parlor rug, quantity et carpets,
males, mirrors, 8 lamps, cm pouter
toil.;, busksaw, shovel:, spades, wheel-
barrow, lawnmower, work: bench,
flour bin, 4 -gal. crock, :,-gun- crack,
electric wa: ieng ni a(inte , er al Oil
stove, washb •ard, i•ro ai es 'elcard. iwash
boiler, water pail, wash bsasiu, large
-> ,
t settee, katal: boiler, .ey in.,' pas,.
lard can, clothes basket, nuic ber o_
icr'ltfit: , e oc'.is, .:..C:+, quantity Ola
dealers, meat grinder, sad irons, ear -
Mr. and 17x5 1lelvin Bedard of -De-
troit were Sunday visitors with • the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs,'Zos-
eph Bedard,, Se.
Messrs. James, gar,
t • and ilieir w icrrs are • spending
the week -end with Mr,. and i.trs: Ad-
olph Sopha of :the Blue Water north.
Mr. Zephiie .Charrette • of Detroit,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. John Charrette. .
• Mrs. Narri_fit; Canal. Who .spent the
past few weeks in D traWas as re
turned home In St. •Joseph.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Br]ssen and
Miss Doris Cantin raid a short visit
to their parents at St, Joseph to Mr.
N. A. Cantin.
Mr. and Mrs. Ti Wee Denom:niee o{
Detroit spent a few Jaye with their
many friends and relative; in this
neighborhoad after 'ax.•absenee of
nearly thirty rears .. -
Mrs. H. Brinker of St. Clair, i'
spending a few days -in rats vicinity.
A class of .fifteen or more received
their first Holy Communion, on Sun=
day last.
:Messrs. Leonard Denomme, Nelson
Jeffrey of Windsor spent Sunday with •n
their parents in the eighborhood.
Mr. Louis Ayotte of Cheboygan.
Mich.., is spending a 'few •-weeks " in
St. Toseph, with Mr. -and Mrs.' Filbert
Denomme.
pet sweeper, tea 1 pot, tea kettle, sugar'
kettle armchair, 4 barrels, i,ruO11m, 1
rolling pin, teas .t, wire get:, sewing 1
machine, l:•: -y car, age cane nearly
new; full set of dishes, dozen silver E
knives and foils, spoons, fruit dishes!
and many other dishes; glass tumblers
Td Eudele I and numerous other . article--
Sophie 1 TERMS of Household Effects, Cash.
The heroism of a 'battle for .aero
ther's life in cold Lake Huron water
at Grand Bend' Saturday eve: at dad
REAL ESTATE Pl':OPElii1ES:
Property in Dashwood, on Hay ep.
side, on Main street, has brick house
w,th hitt sten; garage, both eeeat, and
soft 1 t.n ;load cellar, full lot, rnu'e
whyd cs. c ydro, has furnace instal-
led, telephone, also some pear trees.
A t t ;r able property.
I'arrr Con i:tin_g of fifty access E
mola oe lese, rivaeter mile south oe
Dashwood, being south -half of Lot k
23, Concession 13, Stephen . 'flee.
.
Theis on the premises a•Iarg barn
4G: ft.; frame house, plenty of
wet,•;; is well fenced and well drain -
cd. Land is in good state of cultivat-
ion. .•
At the same time there will be off-
ered the Property of the late John
Willert Estate in Dashwood, consist-
ine of a frame house, kitchen attach-
ed, nice small bank barn, plenty of
hard and eat .water, fruit trees,
house is wired- for Hydro. Mr. Ed.
Willett is Executor of the 'Tate John
Wiilci Estate.
TERMS of Properties -10 per cent
to be paid on day of sale and balance
in 30 days. All parcels will be off-
ered subject to a reserved bid,
In case of rain, Sale will be held
in church shed.
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labii Weber,' Auctioneer.
M. Merner, Clerk.
Luis H. Rader and Val Becker, E'te-
cutors 'late George Koari Estate,
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HENSA L
Miss Mary Little, og "London,: 'vis•
ited at her here fora few days.
Fred Corbett, who -has 'been
a number of weeks is slowly improv-.
ing.
_ Recent visitors at the 'home roof Dr.
• ..911 and Mrs. D. G. Steer were: 'the for=
mer's parents„ son and • 'daughter of.
Mt, Brydges, and Mrs. 'Steei`;s -moth=.
er, Mrs. Brazier and son and daugh-
ter of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted. Taman of Pien-•
heim were visitors with 1V1— . 'and Ttfrs.
Chas. McDonell.
Mervyn Ryckman of Toronto was
a visitor with his sister, Mrs. Thos.
Sherritt.
John Coulter has been confined to
his room during the past -week ow
ing to illness. Mrs. MatMartin is
in attendance.
The many friends of Owen 'Geiger
ase pleased to see him out :again -af-
t-eel his recent illness.
Miss Mildred Smillie, of Toronto.
was a visitor with her parents, Mr.
and•Mrs. Jas. Smillie.
Tise new residence building on
MaineStreet, just east of the 'keine of
•Ortwein in course of erection
by V••rn. E. Foster, is progressing
very rapidly with Jas. Sangster eel
contreteter, and is of frame constru
etion,
Mrs. -Wm. Hildebrandt, who le ire!
London'Uespital at London followingl
a recent operation, is report'cr as de -1
ing as well -is can be expected and
is looked sur, to be home soon.
Cleve .J•oyilt was a recent 'business'
visitor to 'Per ito.
Miss Mary -Hemphill is home from
Toronto vwiting•her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. 'E. -Hemphill.
Miss Buchtanan, . superintendent of
Niagara Fall; Hesptta], was a vis-
itor with her treothee, Mrs. Alex• Bu-
vhanan.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Edgar ;Stewart and 1
•bttother, John Stewart, accompanied
-by D. W. Foss, all of ''Toronto, were
;uests••with 1VIr. George `Dangles and
Mies Irene... Mr. Fos -i.:'chiding fol
to shoirt visit.
Mr..and Mrs.- Ferris Ca-n4Apf and
children, of Schomberg, v«:�r vis••
"; arch are furnishing special mask Litters -with the farmer's moth:'o, Mrs,
tl numbea:' with Mrs, 1 . Stel'ck as 0. eante+lon.
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sisting at the organ
Miss Grace McBride as spending a
few days with her sister ;i>;ied brother-
in-T.aw anti family of near Herten%
]VIrs• Samuel 'McBride is ,not en-
joying the best of health. We hope
,0o t.0 r,s het' in ;surd goad health.
Modernize~ s err 1home••.2ti OW. ' Under
the Government ;Home Improvement
Loan Act, .+r 'Duro ,• Finance. Plan, the
s cost of doing ;era ;rani be ...spread .over a
:period not e:s,ttx'idint, three years. Full in-
";t1•hrmation and fitteuhocaldets,pn•request.
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STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Rev. J. R. 'Peters- is , ateending the
Annual Conference at London this
-week, also ivIr. 'Will Carrioe es dele-
gate for \Tari t'rcuit, and :'ii. Ed.
Ziemer as da•i ,.,sin for Dayfield.
The service.- wit,) he witaho awn at
Goshen and Verne United et 'lurches'
next Sunday o aces ant of •th•• Ann.i-
-versary service at ,if�e. 13lake,.'burch.
Our young p oj; ' , u r. puttiele on
their play, "Aunt :.1', ,ii from Min-
nesota" at Staff: u't ! iuu.selay •+ Ven•
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Bng, June lst.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Rolei"t i''. r.ohio,,,o1
and daughter Helen v3. itcd hest week
:with Will Chaff n•1 ramify.
Mr. Allan Keyso`' Ws cern r,n ve-r-
eiity, London, ie spen lrli the kali-
;iays with his parent;, Mr. ^n;rid Mrs.:'.
Zen Key:;. •
Miss Isabel Robinson, after pend'
ing a month eta her lore+- here, '.aves
"this week to tak ; a position at the
"Fresh Air Camp' at l3ronte.
H1LLLSC REEN
We are glad to report that Mrs.
James McAllister is able to be aro-
und again after quite a long siege
,of sickness.
i.Irs. Win. Mei nrlilnn and little
daughter are ,liceid:ne: emir time at
Vie home of her mother, m John
Raker.
:tier. and Mee. Geo. Davidson and
Margaret of Stratford, Mr. and 14Irs, v rrnt , l t', tnprsi Vie. 1w, :w'• i ouh•• iv:welling 'by way of 'T'oronto ;Sing- ($letter eggs Intslq�c ors aro ry s
spit. the home of Af ,aapd Mrs. Wm.
D. ridson on Suunday. :i'1as. George
Lavidson remaining .for a few days.
;:\:1•r,„ and Mrs., Clhta>. Rob1lison spent
a c cs' with friend; iter klittih0l;.
W. are pleased tts-a'eport'•tihat Mr.
a:ntl;'i+t!x'ss. -Rose Lowe :and fiet0y are
well oi, the way to •recovery:vod are
abllettoj•)e around itztkp.
A Young Peop11'e Anniversary
serefic .x,l1 be held set HillsA 'een
United Gly erch on Sada sty -even atlg,
June d:lth. Rev. R. C. ;" "tepelatn'd de•rf'
Exeter :wiili ,be the veal ;speake'r•
a5LAKE
Anniversary services will be 1•le1+i
on Sunday, Jilin 4th at 1.1 ar,r;*r,.:alrii
1.80 p.m. iat the ;Linke United ,Chun•'.:
Guest speaker 4va1.4., be Rev. Lowy: ,or!
vlinton at the -Awning wo.rshS�lr�aaini:
a speaker from „Jmesville ft1. the,
ive'ning worship 'ig, choir assistnrl•
a quartette fieri Hen+sall Uzntid;
Y�,epident at Brantford
'While visiting in 13rantford re:e•.ent-
lylVen. Daniels was knocked down
by a truck driven by Ms. Gales Sud-
daby, and sufferen a fracture of the
-lett hip: He was removed to the hos-
pital. Mr. and Mrs. Daniels lead mot-
ored to Brantford to visit uve: the
week -end, having lived there for a
number ofk ye -ars prior to moving to
Whiting—Pearce
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A quiet wedding was so+: mnized in
Edmonton, Alta., at the home of Mrs
J. F. Knight, a former Hensall resi-
.den'.!; land Dominion president of the
W.C.T.U., when Marjorie Gould, da-
•ngh1st of Mr. and Mrs. William C.
Pearce, of Exeter, formerly of Hen-
sali, 'wets united in marriage to Dr.
'John E. Whiting, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Whiting of Toronto. The
4e°retnoxiy -was performed by Rev. S.
H. Irving,_pastor of Norwood United
Church, Edmonton. Following the
ceremony, Mrs. Knight served .a dain-
ty luncheon to the bridal party and
the later Dr. and Mrs. Whitt*g left
tor their home in Hazelton,, B.C..
Where Dr. Wh'itiing is assistant doct-
ors -in •a United Church hospital.
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It has proven its Superiority,. by Public Acceptance.
If You Five not Tried HIGH TEST, HIGH OCT-
ANE, Better Mileage DIXIE ''GAS do -so Today!
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Do not be deceived; D XIE
k Outstanding in Quality. and Price. Make us
Prove it! Priced at
5
Per Gailon
Tex nch!dcd
ZURICH'S LEADD� : GARAGE AND
SERVICE STATION.
erb0 3 p.
Mise *Y.loreen Farquhar, 'w'ho liar
h �:hi the -position .of hooktrecpr q at
Bonnlaron & .Drysdale for the part i ('
ve-ara has re:ii,enerl her resit?ori. which
will 'be fiilcd r r• Bob Drys We.
Farquhar• is a perular bride-ener,t o'
the. month.
411. AI A 4 411m
GENER1 NEWS
$GDY FOUND iN STABLE
After 1t i had been missing tor. more
than an hour, the bod-y of ,'ohn Par-
son.s, 15, 'Exeter, was found suspend
ed in the stable at his home lar'
Thursday afteernoon. Discovery wee
made 'by a -neighbor who instituted
seareli at the request of Mr. iPar-
son'a wife. Dr. J. G. Dunloi, was col
led. Coroner 'W. E. Weeks, M,D,
said no inquest would be holds,
SEf4D ARMS TO C1H1NA
Germany has supplied more we'
daterinl to China ,through I i,{tl:e'
territory than any other nation, s:
states the London 'Foreign Secretary
All of •Ohina's munitions imports pas,
through British territory., And thos
which have the war maaterai of Ger'
:flan origin has exceeded in quantity
;that of any other country ,Yiruw th
•1pening of hostilities, he a. . .
i z MARKET CLEAN EGGS
"Jr. and Mr,'. H. N. I+inla-v called lir, and IVIr R. St,„Ai cll, and 1Vj. vt farmers r•v:talize that is inky,
at the• hem,. of l5r. David Nichol of 1 bliss Marruerith 1)rtr,.sa Erle', of St stir+to ani 5 et good, clean fresh eggs bu4
iiensa11, an uncle ;id Mr•y,f inky. 1 Alta, and Mr, and Mrs. ft 1SI. 7)r~>w- thoro ',are still a. afew wha rrxc e>areles
\l1,. Donald '1 urnot and -on Tan inane left Sunday last on t t:t"0 ut',ie14' In this and there is still quite a lose
Of Lundouu sleent May &tT"li with her' trip to New York to the World's Fair to •thecrrme'# in the marketing of
• t vet tri .t
.:z I t;'r,l,yrrn tnrl Dalton, visited -s. r5.4ii i1a : rcbac } f4elodirt og icll f
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2 Good. Lased.. Fordson Tractors,.
New and. Llled. Tractor Plows_
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FORD;; MERCURY, AND LINCOLN ZEPHER. CARS
FORD TRUCKS AND: FORDSON TRACTORS.
New LOWER Prices. I°
Peic'es on ALL 1939• Doeige Six -and:.
BeLrrxe models havtA been RE-
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sweep of -body lines the ease andel
comfort of the new Relaxed Ride....
improved perfonnance•cf the famoust,
Dodge economy engine. This • big,
Ionger -wheelbase Dodge liso. has:
new Aanola steel coil springs.
. improved airplane -type shock:
absorbers . - - patented Floating;
Power - - - hydraulic. brakes.
See areal &ive one, of these -remark:-
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