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1 DUAL SUN"VISORS ✓ SAFETY WHEEL RIMS;
J DUAL WINDSHIELD if BIG TIRES
WIPERS ✓ RADIO GRILLE.
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PLUS DODGE DEPENAB LETY, LONG LIFE
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WARD FRITZ
dKiniey's CHICKS
GOVERNMENT ;:APPROVED, PthJLORUM -
EETED STOCK.
C 111 J / rr 1 1, `Henia11, for good Chicks 'tor 1941
iIllatau yiislloca':ted' 4 miles north of Zaxiich.
- i•. E. i McKINLEY, Zurich, Ontario
ZURICH
Phone 123
,) Pril 1Oih, 194+1;
NOTICE
{ Place your order for Easter Lilies
T. H. Hoffman, Tel. 70, lasewood,:
FOR QUICK SALE
liurited number ,of cedar pests,
'fort alae%: sale 'Apply o Barry Mer:
'Adams, Poene 32 rr, Zurich;.
FOR QUICK :SALE
Aboist 50 WhiteLeghori Z'izllets,:
5''`veeks ti.ld, tor •quick sale. Apply to,
:Elam W. ,Shantz. "Phone 91 r . 2O,
AUCTION SALE:,';
;Of Farm Stock, Implements and
Household Effects, on Lot 17, Bay-.
field Road, .Stanley Township. Quar-
ter mile west of Varna, • on
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TUESDAY, .APRIL 151;h 1941
At erre o'clock sharp.,
• HORSES— Matched Team of
Blank P rcheroris; 1 Gelding rising
5 errars.
CATTLE -1 white cow 4 yrs. old
elite May 1st; 1 grey cow 5 years old
bred 2 months; 1 black cow 5 years
old bred' 2 months; 1 Durham' cow 7
year cild fresh 3 months; 3 Dur-
ham steers rising 1 year old; 2 Dur-
ham heifers rising 1 year old; 2.
calves :months old.
PIGS and SHEEP — Sow bred -•
month.; l chunks :+110 lbs. each; 10;
pure bred Leicester Ewes, 18 spring •
lambs; 1 pure bred Leicester ram.
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i ttii ;her ;!daughter, Mrs. R. Lkrnom-
1 toe., .also .other relatives on the ;Blue
1 Water Highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Jeffrey and
fainilee.of Detroit spent the weeksend
;in this vicinity with relatives and
ffriends.
I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor, of
Smithfield were Sunday visitors with
Mr. .and Mrs. Jos. Sararas of the
Blue Water south.
Mrs. N. A. Cantin returned to
her home in St. 'Joseph after spend
'Ag :a week in Detroit.
il1r. and Mrs. Jacob Ober of De
tie& ;:pent Sunday in this neighbor-
hood with relatives.
The.Misses Cecelia Masse and Ver
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f the Blue Waiter
south, wreath Sunday visitors witha'Ir'
and .ilttre..Rudolph ,Corriveau of the
Goshen line, south. They reported e;
good .time,
Mr. Ed. Miller of Zurich, who i� i
in bed sick at the home of his sister;
Mrs. Jos. Sararas is as yet not ail-
proved.
The Ave ad old lake Huron at tim•
of writing is much disappearing anc �l meeting. The topic: "The Apostle of
we hope it is taken away on its last the .Ont. Port" was given by Mrs.
trip across the lake, and all the chilly ,Alan Johnston. A hymn was sung:
and disagreeable days of the spring end the meeting closed with prayer.
season.
EN NEWS iDASHWOOD
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i3xrvvilitivned $20.00
1 Dale—Easy .14ation Hand washer,
slightly ,gid, lake new only $8.00
1 Only ---Hees/ *Walther , °$2.00
2 (file—reoffield (Sonlite) Regular -
82;5.Q. LL.erAain Pt•iige ... , $653 O
1 Only—Beatty (Whitecap) washer
Re ,ta ikeimed, like -mese
aisle, Price $22.00
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BAYEIELD
Mrs. Percy Dyment of eDtr>91ifr
strment a week -end with her mother,
Wm. ay. J. ',Tippet, who has ;act been.
,.00 well ,he past few weeks.
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Mee. I Crane of Detroit visited
r ata r i e Mr.
�,i �, £ e > R chard W .stun,
eteMrs. Ted Crane also were 'visit-
ears
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Leod.
§'A. M j.rling has left to vie-,
':Toronto.
S. Walter Carson of ls!ttcnens
s vi.S'iiting her gels: Mss. F, A.
vNards.
Urs. George Little, who Inas taken
r.r$11e. takevieee Hotel, nithved from
cr res dente nd is tli
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settkel, prepar e:V..11 to opening flew`
the snner•.
Miss Lorna Wen:eke oI lemeleme
and Billy of Toronto were visitor.
with +khixra' parents, Zoe ,atnd Mrs. Wal.-
1er 'Wesal ke. •
Miss Vera Pease is' speeding a week
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'Per Hayter
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her cousin:, :Miss y
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Mr. and Mrs, Wm. L. ;1?'eee uson,
returned to their borne in the anlage
after having spent a number of we-
eks in Kingston with Mr. :and ,Mrs.
Jack Ferguson.
St. Jose and Beaver Town
Mrs, David Ger'omette of Mount
Carmel is spending a lcw day's vis -1
onigem .Ducharme o
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"We Recomend FEEL? And .SELLtheBest-"'
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PURIN9 CHOWS
:f We carry a full line of Purina • Products, such as
Startena, Chec-R Tabs, Hog Chows, Etc., Et
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Fresh . Shipment Every Monday. Deli Deliveries mach
at reasonable .distance a
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ELAM W. SHANTZ - Pham 7n 9420 x
waiter bottle covers. It was also dec-
.ded to - donate th quilts made teethe
Cippen East Institute, to be ,sent
•vhere' mostly needed.. It was recided
o hold the May meeting on April 30
,wing to an invitation from the Bra -
afield Ladies to attend their May
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Mr. Clarence McLean of London, Me. and Mrs. Ferguson of Bay
;pent Sunday .with his sister, Mr. and City„ 1Viiclr., attended the funeral of
Mrs. Allan Johnston. the _late .,lits. Graybiel on Monday.
i4lr. ,and Mrs. Gordon Elliott and
Miss Isabelle Alexander of Shed- Mr, • "Beicl were Sunday visitors in
don and iMss : Doris Alexander, of tows..
London, spent the week -end at the Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Klump were
home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs pleasantly surprised on Weoneaday
evening last week when about 25
_relatives. ;and friends gathered in
honor of .Mrs. Klumpp's birthday,
The evening was spent in progress-
ive euchre and, games after which a
dainty lunch was served.
Master Jimmy Taylor spent the
week -end in London.
Albert Tyler left on Tuesday for
London where he has secured a job.
We are sorry to report that Mr.
Wm. Nadiger who has been confined
to his .bed for Borne time is not im-
tchener. proving so fast as his rriends would
Mr. and' Mrs.It. K. 'Homey al,d like to see: '
Mary of London, visited :on Saturday The choir of the Evangelical chu-
at the home of Mr. inti Mrs. W. reh are preparing an Easter. Cantata
-Homey.
Miss Jean Pybus of 'Zurich visited
recently at the hone of 'her grand-
mother, Mrs. H. Ricker.
�llfMS—The WMS • of the 'United Mrs. Nancy Graybiel, widow of
d1i met on Wednesday ,after+noon, the late J. W. Graybiel died at her
:Alcan! 2nd for their Easter meeting home: here on Saturday morning fol
et the _home of Mrs. J. :Cooper. The lowing an illness •of about a week.
•rraee1, ng was presided ,over by Ms's. S'he was born in Hespler' and was in
Allan *Amgen and irpentid with a. her 78th year having . resided here
Wenn, `Ties Easter leaflet program for the past 48 . years. Her husband
She
wa • "' 1 � d5years.
s fah' o aprayerabout
washer
tvice
then off- redeceased
:,red. The .eefleriny was eaten tnd was a member of Dashwood Evang-
there was a business discus:,lon, it elaeal ehuree and a devoted worker
was moved that Mrs. Henderson and for the Red Cross, having started on
Mrs. Johnston be delegates to the i her aslst pair of 'socks for the sold -
Huron Presbyterial to be held in the j iers` daughters, 14Irs
Thames Road chur�:t, oh, April 22nd, i Surviving are two g ,
Notice was received that allocations Wes. England of Ilse 14th con., I:e-
to the WMS supplies be a print quilt phen and 13eatriee..at ,home and two
and six hot water bottle covers. Mrs -ono. Olvcar of Toronto and Wilber
J. C. Dell, Mrs. R. McBride, Mrs. II of Woodstock, two sistears, Mrs. Chas
AllanJohnstonand Mrs, .`I Cu a nwa and 1Ylre.. 'Cath: -1:-
J ..l'rs. E� IVic Cuxtz of Greenway
'Oxide, volunteered to n:lak it hat 1,t f t c'ehi ail M?cAaiean, .aid a. bate
Wrn. Alexnedee.
Miss Esther ,Price and^Mr. Elmore
Gackstetter ,of Dashwood visited on
Sunday with Misr Irma Ferguson.
Quite a dumber from this vicinity
attended the Tleasafll Spring Show on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 'li,eichert and fam-
ily of -Hiilsgreen +.visited on :Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Coch-
rane.
Mr. and Mrs.Sam 'Bopp and family
visited recently with :friends near
Ki
"The Great Light" whi9h will be
presented Easter Sunday evening.
Death of Mrs. Graybiel
T
• ther, Henry ;Schroeder of Dashwood.
Funeral services took :glace .r..om.her
Late a esidenc' e• on: Monday aryernoon
with Rev. H. E. Boppe1. officiating.
Interment took place- int Exeter cem-
etery.
HENSALL
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To. IiGId Anniversary,
The Young !People's anniversary
services of the. United Church will be
held on Sunday, April 27th when Rep
C. B. Heckendorn of the Evangelical
church, Zurich, will be the special
speaker. •On the following evening,
, April 2.8tb, 'the Yzaung People. ,cddip
'pen will present their play entitteu,
"Erin Slick from Pumpkin Creek."
Minstrel. Show
The minstrel show sponsored by
the Chamber of (Commerce will be
pi.•esented in the Town Hall Hensel!,
Tuesday and Wednesday; evenings
April 15th and 16th, and promises to
be one of the best, ever: presented.
Last year there was a last minute
rush. for seats, many hiaving to stand
throughout the performance. ' So the
patrons are asked to •buy their seats
early and be sure of them.
Observes 90th Birthday
Mrs. John Tohnston, who celebrat-
ed her 90th birthday on: Monday last,
is one of the highly esteemed resid- scribed in The American Weekly with _
cots of Hensall A daughter ot: the :'the April 13 Detroit Sunday Times..
late Mr. and Mrs. C. Soldan, pioneer :' Be sure ;to get The Detroit Sunday
residents of the district; she was the
former Miss Catharine S'aidan•, and
was born in 'Tavistock; where her
father conducted a carriage shop be-
fore conning to this dristr..%ot. Nor Joh*
Ston. is remarkalby well for her age,
although with advancing years is con-
fined to her rooms. Her husband, the
lace John Jtohnston, passed away
some years ago. She has a; family of
four children. Time daughters, Mars.
A. T. Douglas of Hyde Park; Mrs. J.
Park and Miss Margaret Johnston,
both of Hensall, and :one son,
of Iienora, Sask. Mrs. Johnston at-
tributes her long life and fine eon-
stitution to plenty of ,hard svork,and
..IMPLEMENTS — Massey -Harris•
binder 7 ft_ cut; Frost and Wood
' mower (new) ; hay rake, spring tooth,
cultta tor, 13 hoe .seed drill, McCort
hick Deeeing bean pulled and scuff
ler tneww; Massey -Harris walking
plow (new); gang plow; Farmer's
Friend riding .plow; set of inthrow
disc; Set sleighs, wagon, hay rack;,
set scales, fanning. mill, M.H. cream.
•separator, sling ropes, ladder,,,chainc-
set ,double harness, forks, shovels,,,,
spade, new brooder stove (new) e
shelter (mew); 25 cord mixed wood's..
pile ram- rails, fattening crate; tra—
iler,
ra-�•
i r, blanks and lumber, grain bags;.
.100 bushels wheat.
BOWL --400 Barred Rock chucks,.
3 weeks old.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS — p pe:•.
walnut ,dining room suite (new) ; 6
pc. maple breakfast suite; Cheseer-
field table; odd tables, end tables,.
kitchen cupboard, 'Clir .a' wood range
(nese); day bed; 1 4: :lend sewing
:maach ne; 2 iron bet;.;, dresser, cnest
of *lowers, leather x ,cker and •odd=.
chasm 3 burner coal oil stove :(new)!,
large and small oven for oil stove,.
hanging lamp and oil lamps; Linol
inns rug size 1x12 (new) ; Linoleum.'
rug 13x15 (new) ; Linoleum rug 9x12
(new) ; -also kitchen linoleum (new) ;.
Jewel inww:er (new) ; 5 .dozen quart
sealers, pictures, dishes and other
'articles too numerous to mention. -
TE:RMS--+CASH
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,It ay Teowson, Proprietor.
Harald Jackson, Auctioneer.
sable owing to all -day rain Saturday
and Sundays warm weather. Scores
of motor vehicles were mired m mud
'up to the hubs when the bottom dro-
pped out of many sections of ,the Blue
'Water Iligbwa.y between Goderichs
and 'Post Albert.
MORE WAR
Yugoslavia is following the fine
example of Greece in refusing, to
bow- to the will of the dictators, and.
as a consequence the Nizis are now
with their powerful war machines
over. -running their country and dev-
asting what they can, and this will
sooner be suffered than bow down to
the big dictators. Some •ofthes little
nations are still "big" in soul. What
a glorious page in history -Greece and
now Y ugoa,avia are 'writing.
SCIENCE'S NEWEST TERRORS
Aimed at "War of Total Destruction"'
How brews of chemistry, hidden
flame mists, crop -destroying parasites ;
and infected birds, are waiteing to -
be unleashed, while spies :'pork to
discover to which of these •barbarities ;
i•nole
is no counter -agent, will be de -
early rising.
GENERAL
Tames 'tills -week and every week.
FIRST BOAT.
'Goderirb.—:I'be Imperial 'Oil .tanker
Windsolite, overdue from Sarnia,
steamed into this port on April 3rd,
atter ?bucking ice fields to omen the
navigation season in Goderich harbor
,the e=arliest in 10 years. . T.he :ship cl-
eared from Sarnia Wednesday morn-
ing. the trip through the ice fields
took the ship 33 hours over a dist-
ance usually made in,.five hours,
PLOWING OUT ROA
A Provincial
l sro tov "wee yest-
erday t-
erda compelled to give uptcnpo r-
ily -the job of snowplowing the town-
ship roads of West..Wawene le ; after ',
'meeting with some .success n• ; ''el
lighter -travelled roads of, Ashfield,.:.
S in -West Wawanosh ,two to ;three feet
Of ice ;had formed,the snow having •
g
him; packed down' by :sleigh. arabic.:.
RAD ROADS Even the powerful caterpillar-tractot
Goderich—Graveel roads in this vis- goad rat dislodge :it. There are etas;'„,
tricky. ;particulaatlyr the moat heavily on-ome roads . filled with snow tem
tratat; t s:6, SOW im .t, Tpas. t fcot, dnepeses06derieh Signal Stagy.. ,