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Water System
and
Plumbing Fixtures
Visualize your own home
with these fixtures and equip -
Merit installed, Try to realize
the countless number of steps
and tiring tasks that running
water, under pressure, will
save you.
A Duro Pumping System will
provide water at the turn of a
faucet and make it possible for
you to modernize your home,
Erica Fixtures are moderately
priced. Fixtures complete with trim-
mings, as illustrated, ready for 5z1-
stallation, cost:
Bath Tub $36;3°1
Toilet _ 23.90;
Basin, 17" x 19" I:la.S0:
Sink, 20"x42" only, with faucet 29:75
Sink and Cabinet, with faucet 57.15
No. 30 Raiige Boiler
Septic Tank
Duro Pump with 30 Gal Tank
(Soil Pipe, Iron Pipe and Fi'ttitigs .extra)
Enquiries will receive proaspt;atten-
tion Axid estimates will be furnished
without charge.
3.0.00
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Under the
Gov't Home
Improvement
Loan Act the
tort of mod.
.craning your
home con •be
spread eiver :a
rair.e•e ylkwr
par"iad.
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apF.rituti condition We it
For Sale By
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Saturday last at 3 p.m, at tine home
of Ar, and Mrs. Jas. Smillie wbetl.
their youngest daughter, Mildrern,
was united in marriage to Harold
Sheppard of Toronto, son of Mr. and
the late Mrs. John Sheppard. of
Hensel), ,Rev, R. A. gook of the
United Chureh performed the • cere-
mony, Dr. L G. Smillie of Xd'ensall,.
played the wedding music, The bride
was charming hi an afternoon frock
of •dark green wool crepe and carried
autumn flowers. The young couple
were unattended, During the signing
of the register, Dr. Smillie sang 'At
Dawn " Tho wedding dinner was sex
ved:. from , a beautifully.. arranged'
table centred .with the, bride's cake
and decorated with -roses and white
candles. Only -the immediate •rela:tie
ves of the bridal couple were present,!
Dr. Jennie • Smillie of Toronto poured
tea and the home was beautifully de-
corated in autumn flowers and leaves.
Later the bride and groom left on a
honeymoon trip to Detroit. ROT tray_,
elling the bride donned a smart grey
tailored suit. On their reterrr they
will reside in troronto.
Hensall CouacilMinutes
Regular meeting of the Village Co-
uncil held on the eve. of Sept, 11,
at 8 ,p.m. in the Council .Chamber,
,Ivith all members present. Minutes of
the previous meeting were read' and
adopted.
Lee Hedden reported re the cepa-
ies to the pavement and catch basins,
as being completed, also the requests;
for • two no -parking signs froze the:
r Bank of Montreal and also suggest -
,ed some furnace coal be secured:.
Motion, • that we order five ton of ,
furnace coal, from W. R. Davidson.
Miss C. Mitchell appeared se in-
sulin, the 'same explained to her.
Correspondence read:
• Red Cross Society, re .forming a
'Society here, Dept. of Welfare, Petit.
of Municipal Affairs, County Treas. •
Huron Expositor; Henson 'School
Board, same filed.
Mention, that we set the tax rate for
the year :1939 as follows: County rate.
3..5; Village 12„9; Library 0.5; Deb.,
enture 4,3; :School 10.9, Relief 0.4
W.I. a total taxable rate of 31 mins,
Illus. the Provincial grant of 1.5 mills
Motion; that by-laws 10 da 11 be
given first and :second reading. Mao
third reading and passed.
Mention, that we bill the Dept. of
Highways for the sum of $54.60 for
the case arf' the road' apii on Hxgll vagi,
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Zanies- A. =i<'aterson, Clerk,
Til ° October .19th, 1•9-a9..
+ lmm.adiately after above sale at the” -
eenne place alae real estate located at
Dashwood and belonging to Caspelt..
L. Wainer will be offered for sale at
the above mentioned terms.
Teauns of Chattels --Cash
Elkmore, Horace and Oscar Klopp,
Exeentors, Wm. Klopp Estate.,
Oscar Xlopp, Auctieneee. •
AUCTION SALE
Joint Auction :Sale of Household.
Effects . of M,rs.Joseph Routledge and
the Adam Birk Estate, at . Zurich on
DIED AT BAYFIELD SATURDAY, DAY, 'OCTOBER 28th.
Miss Lucinda. Resid .At 12.30 o'clock, sharp:
There died at her home in Bay In case of rain Sale wall be.,,.11e1d in-
field on October 6th after a lingering ,Evangelical Church shed,
'illness; a Member.' of ee 'pronifhent Mrs, Routledge's Articles
pioneer family of Stanley township Electric washing machine, hed with
in the person of Lucinda Reid, dau-'springs and mattress, small table,..
ehter of the late Eliza A. Clarke and coal heater, rocking chair, ee couches,
Jeal Reid. The deceased was born in linrary table, parlor table, 2 fern
Stanley twp., onthe homestead, new wands, a large reamer rockers, leath-
owned by Robert Reid, ,betweenl3a7- I er arm chair, 13ynro thole lamp;. el -
field and Varna, where she lived until I ectr a Plaice radio, pictures and free -
1910 when she went to reside in Bay- rues, sewing machine, glass cupboard
field. Of a cheerful disposition, she large range' stove, high- chair, Hydro•
made many friends and was an aet- stove; book shelf, paper rack, Con-
ive worker in the Presbyterian church goleum rug; 8 -burner coal oil stove
She is survived by one brother, Rob -
with small and large oven, dropleaf
ert of Stanley and four' sisters: Mrs. table, 10 kitchen chairs, pots, pails,
Jas. Webster of Lucknosy; Mrs. E. j pans, brooms and shovels, mirrors,
Merner of Stanley, Miss Elizabeth J sheep shears, sideboard, extension.
Reid. of Toronto and Miss Margaret a table, eur.„ains, rocker, teakettle, tube
•Reid at home. The funeral was held Crake, saw, axes, ladder, lanterns,
in Bayfrelcf cemetery-. The service was lamps, quantity of sealers, crocks,
conducted by Ileo. Gbrdon A. Peddie 6 -gal. a rock, 1-14. bed with springs
of Knox :Presbyterian church. , and mattress, 2 wooden beds with
springs and mattress, dresser, stand,
toilet set, mats and carpets, numer-
ous dishes, knives and forks, lawn
moker, Etc., Etc.
Birk Estate's Articles:
Couch, coal • oil stove, Kitchen table
rocking chair, 5 kitchen chairs; small
REAL •ES7.`AT'E—Consisfling; of. red table, pats, pails, pans, dining room
brick tw�o.story House 24x32 ft. with chairs' Dining room table, parlor
kitchen. attached, will be sold with Couch, 2 parlor tables, jar stand, full
light fixtures, storm doors and vain- 'ser of dishes, spoons, silver knivesd
dowse hard. and. soft. water in house,
OTHER ARTICLES—Washing Ma= and forks,, other dishes, cradle, wash -
lot is 50x10a ft. more or less. Will machine and ringer piano nearly
be sold ;subject. to a moderate reser- new, sealers, Chesterfield, 2 beds with
ved bid, with the following terms:— springs and mattress, dresser and
1°V° arc dby of sale, balance in 60 stand, 2 other small tables, Daisy
days: chnrri, 2 Congoleunt rugs, parlor
rug 12x15 it' 2 large leather rockers
chine, wash tub, 3 burner °oat oil other rocking chairs, large coal
stove with oven, P'axlcfite, 2 small heater, coal oil 'e'ter, base:_ burner
1e*` scuttle, Mezrdelsolirn piano hear,- trunk, large rocker, small'
Westinghouse electric badroom table. toilet set.' 3 -gal. crock
rex; New Williams sewing machine, ! iiliadin l grip,alio. tub, 2 small tubs,
extension table, Morris chair, 4 rock-
cellar tame. '!negar barrel and num-
other 2 bedsteads with springs and • eraris ether articled.
Ill 2' dressers aptcir' ,waslisiarids �^ t . TERMS—CASH
chamber se Ball' mirror 2 y t Les.-izaseA etontlesee,. Proprietress.
then elinins uh-s' lifee li ieonerd: Bark, Executor of Adam
picture frames, clock,, . -
sealers, pots, pane, dishes, some coal e°. Birk. Estaie_
and numerous other articles Ar Zt>¢r' Veltcr .uetioneer.
' foal rner,. Clerk: '
Bills and Accounts—O. Rowwclifte,
relief milk $3; Cook's Store, grocer-
ies $20; Dept. of Health, insulin t.95
Huron Expositor, printing 3.57;
Munic. World supplies ' 3.12t F.. G.
Bonthron, postage $5; L. Redden
salary $55; Hydro 5.09; J. McLinch-
ey teaming in park 3.60; E. Little
painting sign 4.10.
Motion, that the Clerk be nrstruct-
ed to add the costs of the weed cut-
ting to the • following persons' prop-
erty in the Collectors' .•off:: G. Me -
i i Ewen 'Est. 1.80; Mrs. Hyde 40c; G.
' ,Todd Est. 60c;
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STADE and . WEIDO '.
Zurich
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1 Wish to Announce that I
have Opened on °Bic, for the
Practise of Law in ..the Joynt
Block, Hensall, Olitauio
K. 1. McLEAN,
Barrister, ,Soliidjtor, Etc.
BLAKE
• Mrs.. Gerald Snider. is treating her
friends a happy . apple coring bees
these- days,,and. evenings..
Mrs. Marie ..Smith, who nos. been
visiting at the Mousseau -home, we
are sorry to report, is unuable to
return to her home in Detroit . owing
.to .illness.•
Mr. Ted. Brisson of Stratford was
a 'visitor with Mrs. - Ed. Brisson, his.
step -mother a few days Iast week.
• Soj a---,:Mradinger
A lonely ;autumn wedding was sol-
emnized on Saturday last in St. Pet-
er's :clnnrch when Mary Ann Gerald-
ine, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Alex. Meidinger was united in mar-
riage to 'Cl'arence Jean Sopha, son of
Mr. ,and Mrs. Adolph Sopha. The
", bride given away by Ther father, was
gowned in a floor length gown of
white silk net over tafetta and wear-
ing, a blushing• veil with a teara of
son of Mr -and Mrs. Nelson Keys of
r&e:aforth..Rrv..I)r. Pidgeon officiated
Owing to ,;ler,;. Johns of Exeter, IA eneeution was held at Meadonia eeeded pearls. She, carried a white
who was t r
Thank Offering Service on Wed-
atesday last and •,t unable to come
:Miss Manson i 'ee- a very suitable
topic and many ladies from the Var-
na and Goshen ;Auxilearies were pres-
vet..
Mr, and Mrs. Vire Davidson of
fl 1lsgreen vi itati friends in this
terernunity.
Mrs. A. Clarke itis :spealdling a few
•relays at Durham.
Buckwheat, c1oete :chill7.eiean thin
nailing are being done in ,this localigele
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e T o be the, guest speaker at private hotel, for the immediate prayer' book. The bride's attend
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
lsfr. and Mrs, Roy 3,1eTh ide rend
3 . and Mrs, Will Carnie attended a
meeting of the Presbytery Institute
at Wingham recently.
M2 Roleet Turnor Sr. and bTr. and
Mrs Crilbart }'r„c.klr ton of Port Elgin
were visitor with Mr. and Huls, tfeo.
Cani,pbe;I and Mr. and Mrs. John Tine
nier..
Mrs. •Johti :Rohner, David and Wal-
ter Moline?. of Auhtirn wereri :tors
with Mr, and .Mrs. Pran1, 4Tc('Iin-
they.
Ke >s._Campbell
.An interesting wet took puce nt
'illaor'St. 'United church 'Toronto
opt 16th when 'VVai'tlia Treleaven 1
members ;of ttlteefaauly and relatives. her sister 1Tiss: sSidonia Nleidiiiger,
wore a finer length gown of pink
taffetta and accessories to match. She
also carried a white prayer b^ole, Mr.
John Denomy, cousin of the groom.
acted as best man. Dinner was served)
at the bride's home, the diningreom1
was decorated"inpink and white cen•
tered with a four-story wedding cake
trimmed in silver. About ninety were
present. This happy bridal couple
will reside in Detroit. Friends from'
a distance who attended the wedding
were: Mr. and Mars. James Sopha ;Mr,
and Men, •Edger pitta; Mr, and 'Mrs.
Leonard Sopha and Mr. Tommy
Sniitla, i hies. 'Uiiteent Jeffrey of De-
troit; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Meidinger
of Windsor•; Mlle' Joan Masse and
Mrs De is ;Sopha bnf -London.
to ,Stuart velson -.Keys, of Toronto,
DRYSDALE
Mr. .ifip ilnyr,nernme eyvlio has •not
of recent lee.eiu enjoyipg, his good
heaibh andsho :htn, been -asking 'heat-
merits at ,St. Joheph's hospital, Lon,-
don, is expected tq return home • on
Wednesday of :itis week. IIs many
friends wish 'him continued iiriprove-
ment in health.,
Sorry to repox•t that Miss Mary
''c'iinas had the hvl: for:tune to ' meld
+'r leg with the tea kettle, and ;s
laid op for a time,
Mr. Ed. Etue motored. to Loridort�
>n Tuesday.
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their C,elina:c of Aiviia;oir
Sunday c i.,itor at .,ll; tlr linos
erne here.
Mise Mabel .Etre, merge, is ix at.
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"' e•,t e of Mr, C'har'les 'Fritz, at
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w' Ceeeiiyt tl, f?r;llt with Mies LT1Ro X;;rnt we eague ller en tinge,
.lent for Ei t,iYt1f+�
,H;ENSALL
Mr, and Mzs: TL, orae Thompson and
family of Toronto were vihitors wit`
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fish
er.
Milton and Lloyd Ortwein of Lon-
don were visitors with the r:onneiee
paWnts, Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Ortwein
Harold Parker aniss Evelyn d Mr, E. S hroedey
spent' a few days visiting with fie
fornier's relatives in Oxford, Mich.
The Seunir Women's .Institute heli`
their regular meeting the other en -
erring at the home of :Visa ;lady .
Pas more. Dr. J. A.Adrlisoi e
%uncial Was the gtiw,�.t spell:,,r•.
Mrs, Roy Palmer and danghtdl.r.c
Windsor •fol we re 'vi,rtor
tits , Mr.and Myr .7 with her pe
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s, I+;rrr.
St epeerd..._Smiilei`
p ity' wefidtng w ty ,tl1rnrniy,.r
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AUCTION SALE
Of. Real, Estate and. Household. Eff-
ects. at. Zurich, ,on.
SATIJ,R.A1Dy OCTOBER 21st, 1939
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A MILLION D•
> P0SLT JLCC ' i T DFIV?TE CC+DN IDr Qa.;
AT. CANADA'S PINEf l BANL
Here is a let -writ -alum schoo
teacher recently receirvedi
among n'amerous. Others f •
one of our brans observe•
ing the 51:1th annive nary of`
its esrahh1is1imes ;'
reteetetette
epi write tin eevgTaatra3iate: the. C--_.._ branch of
the Bank of Montreal on the celebratioxl. of its
jubilee arniversar'3r; and to wish it cost lyinuel.
stir=
pr^osper'ity, and success.'
"As one of the smaller clepositers ia y'da
bank 1 have been enr'olled:• there for most of 'the
fifty yea'r's; and: have certainly appr'eoiated
the courtesy and friendliness oi' the staff --arid
the feeling of s,afety which the name 'Bank, of
Montreal'' has always' meant to me.. equally
"Toping our future relations may be eq
pleasant, and. that many new friends may be gadded
to ybrfr
"Yours,
'cry sincere y,
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Zuriel
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