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No more do people draw water from the Old
Village Well, but many homes still depend on the
antiquated iron pump.
It is back -breaking work to pump and carry
water :to the house in all kinds of weather. Don't
make your family put up with such out-of-date
methods any longer. An up-to-date, compact
Duro u,kp$y
System
-will furnish running 'water under pressure to kitghens
bathrimm, laundry -a.n&farm
Running water
.1so permits the
Pt
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installation of a
Modern Emco
Bathroom, a very
necessany con-
venience for the
health and well-
being of your
family.Also,Mod-
ern Erricioffiiteh en
equipmentttoless-
en the drudgery
of housework.
Emco ifixtures and equipment are moderately.
priced. The Snow -White 20". x 42" enamelled
Sink only., including faucet ready for installa-
tion, costs
...$29.75
Sink and Cabinet with faucet, as illustrated
$57.15.
(Trap, iron pipe and fittings extra)
The Duro Special pump has a capacity of 250
gals. per hortr.; is supplied with a 25 gal. tank,
25 or 60 cycleirnotor, and costs only $87.00•
Small Monthly Payments
The Government Home Improvement
Loan Act or Duro Finance Plan enables
you to purchase Eineo fixtures, fittinees
and Duro Pumps on the monthly pay-
ment plan over a period of three 'ease.
Enquiries given prompt attentien and
estimates supplied without charge.
STADE and WEIDO --
ZURICH — ONT.
Duro-Special
Mo supplied for
EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO., LTD.
Gasoline
Engine operation &oaten Hamilton Toronto Sudbury
Winnipeg Vancouver
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139
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Stephe.nson families held their
zannual reunionat Bayfield 011 Sat -
Israel. The atttlidance was good, 0,-
aiout. 120 present and a very enjoy -
:able day spent. by
Among thoee presee$t from a dis-
tame were: Mr. W Stenheneoe
, Var. and Mrs, Orval SterAepson and
Itirtily, Mr, and Mrs, Alex..
:',and Mrs. T1.1111nT, Ur, and Mr,',
'atson etll of Marlette, Mich, ..The
*hxoe McLaughlin brothers and thait
'Mie s of Detroit.
%re. j. 'Collins of London is visit,.
N; 140tb.01!! VIM W. Aritstrorgl
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HILLSGREEN
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Mr. .Harold Reichert spent a day
in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Squire of Tor-
onto, accompanied by Mt. and Mrs
M. Elliott of Mitchell, visited with
Mr. sad Mrs. Chas, Robinson.
Master Bob Lye, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Love is (leing nicely after
having his tonsils and adenoids re -
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davidenn ewe
Sunday With the letter pnycn„.I.$
7Astowc,r,
ZURICH HEI1AD)
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
•
xr, and Mrs, Victor Brisson ..and
Misses Doris and Eva Cantin of De-
troit, have returned to their home on
Monday, after spending the week-
end in St. Joseph with. their parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Paul Ducharme of
Blake were Sunday visitors with M.
and Mrs, F. Ducharme of the Blue
Water south.
Mr, ;Frank Jeffrey of Beaver Town
is laid up with an attack of rhermi-'
atic pain in his knee.
Mr. Clayton Smith and Sons have
completed the painting of their sum-
mer cottage. and now have it hi con,
dition for use by their summer cus-
tomers.
Rev. Father Martin of St, Peter's
parish left on Stmday for New York.
where he will spend some time at
the World's Fair. •
- The trustees of School Section No.
11, have re-engaged Mr. W. H. Bra-
kenshire as their teacher for another
year.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Ducharrrxe of the
Blue Water south, and Mr. Eddio:
Brisson of Beaver Town called on Mr
and Mrs. N. A. Canty' of St. ,Toseph
on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Josephine Primeau of Chic-
ago is spending a few days in the vie.
inity with her many friends and re-
latives.
BLAKE
A most wonderful day with excell-
ent weather,- spring flowers and fine
speakers added greatly to the anniv-
ersary services held in c.r.wC islake
church on Sunday, June 4. A good at,
tendance at both services with a large
circle of former Blake church memb-
ers present to join in making the
occasion a splendd success. Rev.
Lane of Wesley Willis church, Clin•
ton, conducted the morning service
and Rev. Whiteley of Hohnesyille
gave an address at the evening serv-
ice. The choir under the leadership of
Mr. and Mrs. E. Stelck sang; singing
in the morning accompanied at the
organ with Mrs. E. Stelck; and quar-
tettes .composed of, Mrs. E. Stelck,
Misses Pearl Gabel, Beatrice Manson,
Grace McBride and Kathleen Hey.,
singing 'Facing Forward" and "In the
Garden" at the evening service Messrs
W. Goodwin, H. Horton, Mrs. Horton
and Miss Brook of Hensall sang, ac-
compariied by .Miss G. Lammie, Dear
Lord •and Father of Mankind, and.
Safely Through Another Week which
were very fitting for the annivers2ry•
Mr. and Mrs. Eghert Faber and
Carol of Tuckersmith Twp., near
Hensall called on friends on the Br-
onson and Town Line on Sande,/
MTS. Attridge of G-oderich and Mrs.
Pieligan of, ,'Paisley were: recti t
41;rierrettieri'^nr0tner 1erts77,7 ularke. •
••-;Many friends of the, late Mr. John
Douglas were sadly mourned to heel/
of his death on Monday, after a ling-
ering illness of t few months. He was
Highly thought off as a neighbor and
friend. Those who knew him • best
spoke very fittingly of his highest es-
teem, -Rev. C. 13. Heckendorn of Em-
manuel Evangelical church , Zurich
will be in charge of the funeral on
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jeffrey were to
London last week visiting their dau-
ghter Miss Eugene at St. 7oseph's
Hospital who is engaged at that inst-
Ittition -at --present.
Many are taking the opportunity of
seeine. the King and Queen at Lon-
lion-Wddriesday..
1.1Vss ean Hey of London visited hei
'parents on Sunday, also Mr. and Mrs
D. 'Turner of London spent the day
with Mrs. Turner's parents. IVir. and
'Mrs. R. N.-Dow:las and l'lisq tredve
• The W.M. S. Will he held on Wed
June 14, veith Mrs. T. Dinsmore'
.group'in-tharge of the program.
-eeosfanyd'briffot hoar by
AUCTION SALE
of Real Estate and Honsehoht Effects
at DA.SHWOOD, on
SATURDAY, JUNE i 0th, 11./S«
Commencing. It 1 o'clock
Household Effect.3- Cupboard, Ex-
tension table, dropleaf table, wash
Aand, electric plate, 4 -burner oil
3t0Ve, bed room stut with mattress;
unied oak dining room suit, buffet,
electric radio, 2 wictor reeking elm-
.irs, end table, a nurmer of pictures,
dresser, stand, bed, 4 otliox beds, 3
springs, wicker ferm:ry, hammock,
bureau, wardrobe, trunk, suit (1RSQS,
parolr rocker, rocking cirair, dining
room chairs, 6 kitchen chairs, quilt-
ing frames, curtain i..tvetchers, pile el-
ectric irun, clock, small eitg.P , 2 other
rugs, parlor rug, quantity f carpets,
111RA, mirrors, 3 lamps, carpenter
tools, busksaw, shov,pa Ll, wheel-
barrowtar er, w 0 .cic be n ,
flour bin, 4 -gal. Mock, 3 -gal. croe&.•
elcetrie wa4i.ng machine, coal oil
stovo, washb'oirci, ironhllg ;.ward
boiler, water pail, 'wash basin, ungc:
kett.e, kettle boiler, frying. pad,
,ard can, clothes basket, number of
keftles, crocks, scales, quantity of
lflettt grinder, sad irons, ca•r-
pet sweeper, tea pot, tea kettle, sugar
kettle, armchair, 4 barrels, brooms,
rolling pin, tea set, wire gat'e, sewing
machine, baby carriage .cane nearly
nr.N.-; full set of dishes, dozen silver
knives and forks, spoons, fruit dishes
and nany other dishes, glass tumblers
and numerous other article.
TERMS of Household Effects, Cash.
REAL ESTATE PROPERTIES:
Property in Dashwood, on Hay Tp.
'lid-, on Main street, has brick house
with kitchen; garage, both and
Soft wattr; good cellar, full lot, nottee
for :hydro, has furnace instai-.
led, telephone, also same pear trce.1
A very desi,able property.
Farm—Consisting of fifty acree,
Moro or lebS, quarter mile south of.
Dashwood, 'being south -half of LoL
23 Concession 13, Stephen Tw
There is on the premises a large ,barn
400 ft.; frame house, plenty oC
water; is well fenced and well drain-
ed. Land is in good state of cultivat-
ion.
. At the same time there will be off-
.cred the Property of the lace John
Willert Estate in Dashwood, consist -
of a frame house, kitchen attach-
ed, nice small bank barn, plenty of
hard and soft water, fruit trees,
,housc is wired for Hydro. Mr. Ed.
Willert is Executor of the late John
Willett 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,
Will ...be hiela
7dn' elnirch 7 "7-77-7"
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
M.:IWerner, Clerk.
Louis H. Rader and Val Becker, Exe-
cutors late George Keen. Estate
w`-r1P-
DASH W 0 0 D
i:(Delnyed in the Mails)
(Cnnimerreing',..the first week in Jame
Dashwood will observe the weekly
Wednesday half holiday from June
uettiletheeendociffSeptember. The stor-
es will be open Tuesday evenings.
Children's Day will be observed in
the vangelical ;ehurch on Sunday,
Tune -the lith. A •special program is
being rieveparell.
Mr. {Gordon Goete and sister Laura
of Men.° are spending a few dayv
with Ilr..:and 'Mrs. 'R. Goetz..
Mre. 'Wiggine 'of Ingersoll spent the
week -end with 'her sister, Mrs. Fas-
sold.
Mrs. C. IHoffman and daughter Lily
end Mrs. It. :EdIstoin fpf London, call-
ed on relatives 'here eon the 24th.
Mrs. Heriekine of St..Thomas ,spent
e 'few days . -With her mother, Mrs. 5,
,Gottechalk.
Mr. and Men.. Sirfith of Wind -
'r and Mrs. iG'. 'Thompson of Detroit.
,,pent• the holiday -with 'Mr, and mra.
E. ,Baker.
Mr: and Mrs. Ira 'Tieman 4,re Guelph
Anent the week -end with his parents;
Mr, eted Mrs. E. Tiernan.
Mrs. (Dr.) Taylor, Mrs. ill'ENT17y1"
Tiernan, .Mrs. A. E. OeStreicher ere
Miss Aldeen Eagleson attended the
W. M. S. Convention in Strattere
recontlY,
Mrs, R. Raker i spending e few
weeks with her daughters in Windsor
and Detroit,
Mrs, Nicholson and Mrs, P ,Sxrdr)-
and daughter Mildred' of London, cal-
led on Mr, Jonas Hanticib :Ind Lay
tdr on Wednesday.
14-e v,e40,r Koloremn • of ,Toronft
and Mrs- G,
Mrs, James MaeMartin returned to
her home in Barrie after spending a
week with her mother, Mrs. R. Bose-
thron.
Miss Kilpatrick, of Strathroy
re-
turned to her position as teacher at
the High School Monday last after
convalescing from scarlet fever. Miss
I'lumsteol of Clinton was supplying
!luring iMss Kilpatrick's ailsence.
Thos. S'haddick has purchased the
property of Wm, Foster on the eor-
ner of Richmond and King sts,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pettygreey and
family, of Detroit, spent Tuesday
with Mr. and Mrs. George Hess and
family, Mr. Pettygrewbeing a bro-
ther of Mrs. .Hess.
Tlienesaem Oune Stil, 1039.
George Brock is recovering from
a heart attack recently. •
Miss Maitha Hunter, who under-
went !an operation in Victoria Hos-
pital, /London, recenty, is recovering
and is soon expected home again,
Mr, and Mrs. Verne Redden have
moved into the dwelling east of the
highway reeently vacated by A, Prior
Miss Irene Douglae-supplied at the
High School In the absence of R. J.
Moore, who Is .in London marking
papers.
Mrs. John Elder was in Toronto
last week, visiting her sister, Dr. Jen-
nie Snalie, and other relatives.
Mrs. Fines of Clinton, and sister of
Detroit were visiting ther relative,
Mrs, T. W. Parlmer who accompani-
ed them to 'Clinton.
essmossenuannwamenreseasowaseasensurnmEnainosionemenurearmairamenramalmsmseziaser:mexosams
called on friends here last week.
Ms. Gill and daughter Phyllis of
Grand Bend and Mrs. Patterson of
Windsor visited with Mrs. Gill on
Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomspon
and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Oliver of Dor-
chester were Sunday visitors with
Kr. -and Mrs. A. E. Oestreieher.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bender of
Toronto spent Sunday with his par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Bender.
Mrs. J. H. Lane is spending a few
days with friends in Bryanston.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mcflierson
and 'daughter Ruth of Bryanston sp
ent the 24th holiday with Mr. and
Nes. A. E. Oestreicher.
r.
Roe Neel) and sister, Mrs. H.
Moser of Pontiac, Mich., spent a few
with their mother, Mrs. Mary
Noeb..
Lutheran League
Tho young people of Zion Lutheran
Church liellt1 'the -first May meeting
with bible study. On May 9th the
pastor, Bev. Theo Luft gare et track
:liscussion on "Giving the First Fru•
its unto Gear: The following week
the suli:ject wa, topic study on "Your
Bible' which. Was very interesting.
The next week the pastor gave a lee-
' tura On the Christian's attitude to-
ward wan 0-n May 30th the regular
business was taken up folowed by
the ,annual election of officers: Presi-
dent, Harold Kraft; Vive-Pres. Hilde-
gard Mueller; Treasurer, Herbert
Mueller, Secretary, Leona Fischer:
Librarian, Dorothy Kraft; Asst. Gar
net Weinberg.
ENSALL
Miss Maude Glenn of Toronto ie
visiting with her 'brothers, Geo. and
Jelin Glenn.
Mrs. Lou Simpson, who has been
visiting for several weeks with hei
son Wm. and daughter Mrs. G. Vo
in Detroit, has returned home. Wire
Voth and little • daughterwill visit
here for a while,
Harold 'I3onthrott, who is attending
esehaboing schoel in Toronto, was a
Visitor at his home he.re,
ROC Passmore, who has been at-
tending Vivinity College, in Toronto I!
is staring at his home herl.
Mrs. arbara Ferguson, ..rbin 13,
who has been managing A. W. ,F,. EEc
htphill's drug store for the pat few
years, has resigned and returned to 1
bier home in Tillsonburg, Mer.' 1
ggeknien, Phm.B. of Toronto is tak
ng hex' position.
Mr, and Mrs, A. Smillie of Toronto
,144,41.11 fqw dtoivith thtit S0.11, 11r
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It has proven its Superiority by Pic Acceptance.
If You have not Tried HIGH TEST, HIGH OCT-
ANE, Better Mileage DIXIE GAS do so Today!
Be UP-TO-IDATE
Do mt. bet deceived; DIXIE
is Outstanding in and nice. Make us
Prove it! Priced at
Per Gallon
Tax /riciuclul
ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE AND
SERVICE STATI iN.
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USED -CARS
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1928 Chew. Coach, at $35.00
1928 Ford. Coach at 85. 00
1929 Exxes• Coach, at 65.00
1929 Essex_ Coach at ....... 50.00
1927 Chew Sedan, at............__
40.00
1927 Ford.Coach at • 25.00.-
90.,00
1930 Chev: Dump truck at .. . 90.00
2 Good USed:FOrdSon. Traaors.
New and Used. Tractor Plows.
1930 Chev. stake. truck at
SANDY ELLIOT. Phone 64 EXETER
FORD, MERCURY, AND LINCOLN ZEPHER CARS
FORD TRUCKS AND FORDSON TRACTORS.
71,7512311EXTIVIENEMW
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1442`iff LOWER Prices
Prices on ALL 1939 Dodge Six and
DeLnae models has been RE.
DII:C:ED1 You'll praise the gracekul
&-Weep of body lines , the ease and'
xpinfcat ex the new Relaxed Ride ..'-
•itaproveci performance cf the famous
'Diedge 'economy engine. This big,
longer -wheelbase Dodge also has
new Alnola steel call springs
improved airplane -type shock
absorbers „ - patented Floating
Power — hydraulic brakes'.
See and adrive one of these reinarlil:
airte, 1939 Dodge cars TODAY!
WARD FRITZ - Distiihutor - Zurich
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Emco
,,._.'"
Emco ifixtures and equipment are moderately.
priced. The Snow -White 20". x 42" enamelled
Sink only., including faucet ready for installa-
tion, costs
...$29.75
Sink and Cabinet with faucet, as illustrated
$57.15.
(Trap, iron pipe and fittings extra)
The Duro Special pump has a capacity of 250
gals. per hortr.; is supplied with a 25 gal. tank,
25 or 60 cycleirnotor, and costs only $87.00•
Small Monthly Payments
The Government Home Improvement
Loan Act or Duro Finance Plan enables
you to purchase Eineo fixtures, fittinees
and Duro Pumps on the monthly pay-
ment plan over a period of three 'ease.
Enquiries given prompt attentien and
estimates supplied without charge.
STADE and WEIDO --
ZURICH — ONT.
Duro-Special
Mo supplied for
EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO., LTD.
Gasoline
Engine operation &oaten Hamilton Toronto Sudbury
Winnipeg Vancouver
: amossoommosommoo.
139
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Stephe.nson families held their
zannual reunionat Bayfield 011 Sat -
Israel. The atttlidance was good, 0,-
aiout. 120 present and a very enjoy -
:able day spent. by
Among thoee presee$t from a dis-
tame were: Mr. W Stenheneoe
, Var. and Mrs, Orval SterAepson and
Itirtily, Mr, and Mrs, Alex..
:',and Mrs. T1.1111nT, Ur, and Mr,',
'atson etll of Marlette, Mich, ..The
*hxoe McLaughlin brothers and thait
'Mie s of Detroit.
%re. j. 'Collins of London is visit,.
N; 140tb.01!! VIM W. Aritstrorgl
•
HILLSGREEN
‘k
Mr. .Harold Reichert spent a day
in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Squire of Tor-
onto, accompanied by Mt. and Mrs
M. Elliott of Mitchell, visited with
Mr. sad Mrs. Chas, Robinson.
Master Bob Lye, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Love is (leing nicely after
having his tonsils and adenoids re -
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davidenn ewe
Sunday With the letter pnycn„.I.$
7Astowc,r,
ZURICH HEI1AD)
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
•
xr, and Mrs, Victor Brisson ..and
Misses Doris and Eva Cantin of De-
troit, have returned to their home on
Monday, after spending the week-
end in St. Joseph with. their parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Paul Ducharme of
Blake were Sunday visitors with M.
and Mrs, F. Ducharme of the Blue
Water south.
Mr, ;Frank Jeffrey of Beaver Town
is laid up with an attack of rhermi-'
atic pain in his knee.
Mr. Clayton Smith and Sons have
completed the painting of their sum-
mer cottage. and now have it hi con,
dition for use by their summer cus-
tomers.
Rev. Father Martin of St, Peter's
parish left on Stmday for New York.
where he will spend some time at
the World's Fair. •
- The trustees of School Section No.
11, have re-engaged Mr. W. H. Bra-
kenshire as their teacher for another
year.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Ducharrrxe of the
Blue Water south, and Mr. Eddio:
Brisson of Beaver Town called on Mr
and Mrs. N. A. Canty' of St. ,Toseph
on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Josephine Primeau of Chic-
ago is spending a few days in the vie.
inity with her many friends and re-
latives.
BLAKE
A most wonderful day with excell-
ent weather,- spring flowers and fine
speakers added greatly to the anniv-
ersary services held in c.r.wC islake
church on Sunday, June 4. A good at,
tendance at both services with a large
circle of former Blake church memb-
ers present to join in making the
occasion a splendd success. Rev.
Lane of Wesley Willis church, Clin•
ton, conducted the morning service
and Rev. Whiteley of Hohnesyille
gave an address at the evening serv-
ice. The choir under the leadership of
Mr. and Mrs. E. Stelck sang; singing
in the morning accompanied at the
organ with Mrs. E. Stelck; and quar-
tettes .composed of, Mrs. E. Stelck,
Misses Pearl Gabel, Beatrice Manson,
Grace McBride and Kathleen Hey.,
singing 'Facing Forward" and "In the
Garden" at the evening service Messrs
W. Goodwin, H. Horton, Mrs. Horton
and Miss Brook of Hensall sang, ac-
compariied by .Miss G. Lammie, Dear
Lord •and Father of Mankind, and.
Safely Through Another Week which
were very fitting for the annivers2ry•
Mr. and Mrs. Eghert Faber and
Carol of Tuckersmith Twp., near
Hensall called on friends on the Br-
onson and Town Line on Sande,/
MTS. Attridge of G-oderich and Mrs.
Pieligan of, ,'Paisley were: recti t
41;rierrettieri'^nr0tner 1erts77,7 ularke. •
••-;Many friends of the, late Mr. John
Douglas were sadly mourned to heel/
of his death on Monday, after a ling-
ering illness of t few months. He was
Highly thought off as a neighbor and
friend. Those who knew him • best
spoke very fittingly of his highest es-
teem, -Rev. C. 13. Heckendorn of Em-
manuel Evangelical church , Zurich
will be in charge of the funeral on
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jeffrey were to
London last week visiting their dau-
ghter Miss Eugene at St. 7oseph's
Hospital who is engaged at that inst-
Ittition -at --present.
Many are taking the opportunity of
seeine. the King and Queen at Lon-
lion-Wddriesday..
1.1Vss ean Hey of London visited hei
'parents on Sunday, also Mr. and Mrs
D. 'Turner of London spent the day
with Mrs. Turner's parents. IVir. and
'Mrs. R. N.-Dow:las and l'lisq tredve
• The W.M. S. Will he held on Wed
June 14, veith Mrs. T. Dinsmore'
.group'in-tharge of the program.
-eeosfanyd'briffot hoar by
AUCTION SALE
of Real Estate and Honsehoht Effects
at DA.SHWOOD, on
SATURDAY, JUNE i 0th, 11./S«
Commencing. It 1 o'clock
Household Effect.3- Cupboard, Ex-
tension table, dropleaf table, wash
Aand, electric plate, 4 -burner oil
3t0Ve, bed room stut with mattress;
unied oak dining room suit, buffet,
electric radio, 2 wictor reeking elm-
.irs, end table, a nurmer of pictures,
dresser, stand, bed, 4 otliox beds, 3
springs, wicker ferm:ry, hammock,
bureau, wardrobe, trunk, suit (1RSQS,
parolr rocker, rocking cirair, dining
room chairs, 6 kitchen chairs, quilt-
ing frames, curtain i..tvetchers, pile el-
ectric irun, clock, small eitg.P , 2 other
rugs, parlor rug, quantity f carpets,
111RA, mirrors, 3 lamps, carpenter
tools, busksaw, shov,pa Ll, wheel-
barrowtar er, w 0 .cic be n ,
flour bin, 4 -gal. Mock, 3 -gal. croe&.•
elcetrie wa4i.ng machine, coal oil
stovo, washb'oirci, ironhllg ;.ward
boiler, water pail, 'wash basin, ungc:
kett.e, kettle boiler, frying. pad,
,ard can, clothes basket, number of
keftles, crocks, scales, quantity of
lflettt grinder, sad irons, ca•r-
pet sweeper, tea pot, tea kettle, sugar
kettle, armchair, 4 barrels, brooms,
rolling pin, tea set, wire gat'e, sewing
machine, baby carriage .cane nearly
nr.N.-; full set of dishes, dozen silver
knives and forks, spoons, fruit dishes
and nany other dishes, glass tumblers
and numerous other article.
TERMS of Household Effects, Cash.
REAL ESTATE PROPERTIES:
Property in Dashwood, on Hay Tp.
'lid-, on Main street, has brick house
with kitchen; garage, both and
Soft wattr; good cellar, full lot, nottee
for :hydro, has furnace instai-.
led, telephone, also same pear trce.1
A very desi,able property.
Farm—Consisting of fifty acree,
Moro or lebS, quarter mile south of.
Dashwood, 'being south -half of LoL
23 Concession 13, Stephen Tw
There is on the premises a large ,barn
400 ft.; frame house, plenty oC
water; is well fenced and well drain-
ed. Land is in good state of cultivat-
ion.
. At the same time there will be off-
.cred the Property of the lace John
Willert Estate in Dashwood, consist -
of a frame house, kitchen attach-
ed, nice small bank barn, plenty of
hard and soft water, fruit trees,
,housc is wired for Hydro. Mr. Ed.
Willert is Executor of the late John
Willett 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,
Will ...be hiela
7dn' elnirch 7 "7-77-7"
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
M.:IWerner, Clerk.
Louis H. Rader and Val Becker, Exe-
cutors late George Keen. Estate
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DASH W 0 0 D
i:(Delnyed in the Mails)
(Cnnimerreing',..the first week in Jame
Dashwood will observe the weekly
Wednesday half holiday from June
uettiletheeendociffSeptember. The stor-
es will be open Tuesday evenings.
Children's Day will be observed in
the vangelical ;ehurch on Sunday,
Tune -the lith. A •special program is
being rieveparell.
Mr. {Gordon Goete and sister Laura
of Men.° are spending a few dayv
with Ilr..:and 'Mrs. 'R. Goetz..
Mre. 'Wiggine 'of Ingersoll spent the
week -end with 'her sister, Mrs. Fas-
sold.
Mrs. C. IHoffman and daughter Lily
end Mrs. It. :EdIstoin fpf London, call-
ed on relatives 'here eon the 24th.
Mrs. Heriekine of St..Thomas ,spent
e 'few days . -With her mother, Mrs. 5,
,Gottechalk.
Mr. and Men.. Sirfith of Wind -
'r and Mrs. iG'. 'Thompson of Detroit.
,,pent• the holiday -with 'Mr, and mra.
E. ,Baker.
Mr: and Mrs. Ira 'Tieman 4,re Guelph
Anent the week -end with his parents;
Mr, eted Mrs. E. Tiernan.
Mrs. (Dr.) Taylor, Mrs. ill'ENT17y1"
Tiernan, .Mrs. A. E. OeStreicher ere
Miss Aldeen Eagleson attended the
W. M. S. Convention in Strattere
recontlY,
Mrs, R. Raker i spending e few
weeks with her daughters in Windsor
and Detroit,
Mrs, Nicholson and Mrs, P ,Sxrdr)-
and daughter Mildred' of London, cal-
led on Mr, Jonas Hanticib :Ind Lay
tdr on Wednesday.
14-e v,e40,r Koloremn • of ,Toronft
and Mrs- G,
Mrs, James MaeMartin returned to
her home in Barrie after spending a
week with her mother, Mrs. R. Bose-
thron.
Miss Kilpatrick, of Strathroy
re-
turned to her position as teacher at
the High School Monday last after
convalescing from scarlet fever. Miss
I'lumsteol of Clinton was supplying
!luring iMss Kilpatrick's ailsence.
Thos. S'haddick has purchased the
property of Wm, Foster on the eor-
ner of Richmond and King sts,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pettygreey and
family, of Detroit, spent Tuesday
with Mr. and Mrs. George Hess and
family, Mr. Pettygrewbeing a bro-
ther of Mrs. .Hess.
Tlienesaem Oune Stil, 1039.
George Brock is recovering from
a heart attack recently. •
Miss Maitha Hunter, who under-
went !an operation in Victoria Hos-
pital, /London, recenty, is recovering
and is soon expected home again,
Mr, and Mrs. Verne Redden have
moved into the dwelling east of the
highway reeently vacated by A, Prior
Miss Irene Douglae-supplied at the
High School In the absence of R. J.
Moore, who Is .in London marking
papers.
Mrs. John Elder was in Toronto
last week, visiting her sister, Dr. Jen-
nie Snalie, and other relatives.
Mrs. Fines of Clinton, and sister of
Detroit were visiting ther relative,
Mrs, T. W. Parlmer who accompani-
ed them to 'Clinton.
essmossenuannwamenreseasowaseasensurnmEnainosionemenurearmairamenramalmsmseziaser:mexosams
called on friends here last week.
Ms. Gill and daughter Phyllis of
Grand Bend and Mrs. Patterson of
Windsor visited with Mrs. Gill on
Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomspon
and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Oliver of Dor-
chester were Sunday visitors with
Kr. -and Mrs. A. E. Oestreieher.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bender of
Toronto spent Sunday with his par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Bender.
Mrs. J. H. Lane is spending a few
days with friends in Bryanston.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mcflierson
and 'daughter Ruth of Bryanston sp
ent the 24th holiday with Mr. and
Nes. A. E. Oestreicher.
r.
Roe Neel) and sister, Mrs. H.
Moser of Pontiac, Mich., spent a few
with their mother, Mrs. Mary
Noeb..
Lutheran League
Tho young people of Zion Lutheran
Church liellt1 'the -first May meeting
with bible study. On May 9th the
pastor, Bev. Theo Luft gare et track
:liscussion on "Giving the First Fru•
its unto Gear: The following week
the suli:ject wa, topic study on "Your
Bible' which. Was very interesting.
The next week the pastor gave a lee-
' tura On the Christian's attitude to-
ward wan 0-n May 30th the regular
business was taken up folowed by
the ,annual election of officers: Presi-
dent, Harold Kraft; Vive-Pres. Hilde-
gard Mueller; Treasurer, Herbert
Mueller, Secretary, Leona Fischer:
Librarian, Dorothy Kraft; Asst. Gar
net Weinberg.
ENSALL
Miss Maude Glenn of Toronto ie
visiting with her 'brothers, Geo. and
Jelin Glenn.
Mrs. Lou Simpson, who has been
visiting for several weeks with hei
son Wm. and daughter Mrs. G. Vo
in Detroit, has returned home. Wire
Voth and little • daughterwill visit
here for a while,
Harold 'I3onthrott, who is attending
esehaboing schoel in Toronto, was a
Visitor at his home he.re,
ROC Passmore, who has been at-
tending Vivinity College, in Toronto I!
is staring at his home herl.
Mrs. arbara Ferguson, ..rbin 13,
who has been managing A. W. ,F,. EEc
htphill's drug store for the pat few
years, has resigned and returned to 1
bier home in Tillsonburg, Mer.' 1
ggeknien, Phm.B. of Toronto is tak
ng hex' position.
Mr, and Mrs, A. Smillie of Toronto
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