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%rhea Gwendolane Clarke is holiday-
ar wine her mother, Mrs. E. E.
melee, •
'We ` oxdon Erb, accompar'ied by
/Edd ma end Allan Swartzentruber
/wes-A.,ed with friends at 'Kitchener and
Vire. Chris. Gescho and daughter,
tour event .Sunday afternoon with
and Mrs, Jacob..Swartzentruber.
Mr; and Mrs. Sol, Gingez'i+rh .arid
faanily of the Goshen Line south,
spent Sunday at the home of 'Nile and
Mrs. Lrdmend,Ialrb,
Miss Beatrice Gerber spent the
week -end with her parents.
Rev. and Mrs. Dan Yutzi and Mr,
and Mrs, Chris Deis of "Tavistock,
were visiting with friends on the
leronson Line,
iV1r. and Mrs. Edmund Oescli and
daughters of the Goshen, were Sun-
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day visitors with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Swag+tzentruber,
Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Sazraued Gingerich were: Mr, and
Mrs. David Gingerich •of Zurich, Mr.
an'd Mrs. Jacob Gingerich end fame�
ily of the Goshen south, anti Mr, and
Mrs. Amos Gingerich and daughter;
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DRYSDALE
There quite a number .of cases of
measles for which the homes are
quarantined.
Mrs, John Bedard has left for Lon-
don to visit her daughter who is very
ill with pneumonia, at the St. Jos-
eph's Hospital,
Mr. Verden Rau is at Koine with
his mother, and is quite ill with an
attack of measles.
We regret to report that Mr. Ed.'
Baciore. is not recovering very rapidly
at St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
iVEr. and Mrs. Gilbert Plante, of:
Goderich, spent Sunday with Mr.,
and Mrs. Edward Brisson.
Mrs. Joseph Mousseau and her bro-
ther, Mr. William Plante from De-
troit visited relatives :andfniends here
over Sunday.
The children of St. Peters Parish
axe getting ready for Confirmation
which is to be held on Friday of this
week at the -church. by Bishop J. D.
Kidd •of London, who will assist Rev.
Father L. Marchand.
The recent rains have made a pre -
longed halt to the spring seeding; and
the fanners are getting anxious as
the weeks are slipping by and little
seeding is being put .in. The fall
wheat and grass are picking up good.
DASHWOOD
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Beginning May lot, all business
transacted at ` our Store will be
strictly Cash. No More Credit.—C.
F. Pfile, Dashwood.
Miss Dorothy Amy of Crediton,
spent the week -end with Myrtle Geis-
er.
Mrs. A. Sillery of Seaforth is span
ding a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs..
W. Wolfe.
Mr. -and Mrs. C. Routledge of Kin-
tore spent the week -end with her
parents, iVlr. and Mrs. P. Fassold.
Harry Hoffman was successful hi
obtaining another gold medal as Bari-
tone soloist in Part I Amateur or Pro-
fessional Class at Stratford musical
Festival last week, obtaining 87
marks.
Dr. Eugene Tiernan of Hamilton,
spent the week -end with his parents,
Mr. and 1VIrs. E. Tiernan.
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Stratton of
Sarnia, called on friends here on
Sunday.
Miss Mavis Spencer spent the week
end at her home in Hensall.
Mr. Harry Siemon and Mrs. Nichol
son of London, visited Mr. Jonas
Ilai'tleeb and Lavada on,. Sundae.
The 72nd annual ' Conference of
the Evangelical church of Canada
will convene at Calvary Evangelical
church this week. Bishop George E.
Epp, D.D., of Naperville, htl., will be
the chairman of the sessions. Many
pastors and delegates will be present
from all parts of Ontario and West-
ern Canada.
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HILLSGREEN
Mr. and Mrs. C. Robinson were
visited by a brother of Mr. Robinson
from Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Ross Dick and son
Douglas from near Grimsby Visited
Mrs. Dick's brother and sister.
As the weather is backward to do
seeding in this locality many of the
farmers are busy fencing.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Love and L- ttie
of Hensall called on Mr. and Mrs.
G. Love and family.
The W. M. S. is to be in charge of
Mrs. W. Turner's group on Wednes-
day afternoon May 13th at ,the hone
of Miss Edna Cochrane.
Mir. J. B. Forrest had an aluminum
demonstration at his home on Wed-
nesday evening last week punt on by
the representative Mr. Doerr.
Mrs. Jas Love spent a few days
with her sister in law, Mrs. A. Me-
Murtrie near Kippen.
Quite •a large number from this
vicinity attended the Concert given
by the Zurich Creamery in the Town
Hall on Friday evening, and all
speak highly of the fine programme
that ;was given. .
Meeting of Societies
A meeting of all Horticultural So-
cieties in Huron County is to be held
in the Board Room of the Agricult-
ural Office, Clinton, on Wednesday
evening, May 13th at 8 p:nr: This i
the first County meeting of this nat
aro to be arranged for and it is
hoped that all o%iicera, and as maey
members as possible will attend.
CREIMTON
Mr, end Mrs. Solomon Eidt, Mr.
Mid Mrs Earl Eidt, of Elkton, Mich.
were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Dan
,Tcasaac. '
Miss Lulu Kerr, of Tometto, wa,
a visitor with her parents, Mr.' 'ane,
Mee. ]red Kerr.
Mr. William H. Geiser has return-
ed after spending a week -end wiib
Mir. Edward Wurm, of Markham.
At the qusr'te.rly hoard meeting of
'he Evangelical Church, Clinton Mor-
Ioce was appointed lay delegate to
annual Canada Conference which
CI .; helrl at Dashwood this week.
eee Mrs. Alfred Wuerth and
ffeeeeily Lave moved to Heiman where
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CANADIANS AND THEIR :INDUSTRIES'; --AND THEIR
LIVE
STOCK RAISING •
JOHN SR.: "Well,son, I'm glad. you are
doing so well with the outfit. You are going
through my old experiences of hard but
satisfying work. We are happy now to rest."
JOHN JR.: "You deserve to rest after all
your years of hard work and I realize I owe
all this opportunity to you and _ mother.
I have often heard you say how successful
she was with the poultry and dairying end
of the business."
JOHN SR.: "Thank you, son, but we -don't
`deserve all the credit. In 1900 when we had
only• a homestead and preemption, srithsha_dc
and barn, and had to haul water .five mites
and drive 20 miles to market, the Bank of
Montreal made me the seasonal loans I
needed to carry on. In five years we }had
clear title to the 320, acres and three years
AI K OF
Dater owned 640, with good buildings and
equipment. The bank kept on lending for
harvesting and feeding, because I carried out
any contractsand kept my, credit good. Yott
remember, son, we sold out in 1919 for—
cash,
orcash, and were able to retire. You were lucky -
to rent the cid place, for it's a good one.'
JOHN JR.: "1 lucky, father, andI am try
ing to Eve up to your reputation."
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Some of the Bank's services to farmers and
ranchers: Business chequing accounts; sav-
ings accounts; safekeeping of securities and
documents; loans for seeding, harvesting,
equipment, feeding, purchasing feeders, etc.;
money orders; financing shipments; advice
on credits; banking by snail.
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T E A L,
ESTABLISHED 1817 .,• HEAD 'OFFICE,,,itONTRlEAL
Zurich Brandi: E M. DAGG; Manager
MODERN, EFFICIENT BANICING SERVICE. reit ore -come O fes St CttSSrnx. OrritA11614
csein
he has 'purchased a grocery _ business,
Mr. and Mrs. Wuerth and fsa ily;
leave •a large circle of friends; he has
been active in many community ser-
vices and one of our town's trustees
and also a member of the Evangelical
Sunday School orchestra.
Late Godfrey Fahrner
Stephen Twp. lost a well known
and respected citizen in bhe person
,of Godfrey FaIlu'rler .79 years, 11
months and 2 days. He was born and
raised . on tht old Fahrner ilomesitead
half mile north of Crediton. His par-
eiits were .pioneers of the twp. In
1884 he married Catherine Klumpp.
This union was blessed with .one dau-
ghter 101ara and one sen Herb Fahr-
ner both of Crediton. Also by a bro-
ther Gotibleib of Pt. Stanley. The fun-
eral was held to the Evangelical cern
etery with Rev. A. E. Pletch offvcaat-
ing. -
HENSALL
Milton Orbwein and sen Lloyd of
London visited with the former's
parents Mr. and Mars. J. W. Orttwein.
Miss Ethel 1Vlurdoch has returned
after spending " several months in
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hudson of'.
Chesley were visitors with relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hoskins of De-
troit were visitors tri town.
Mr. and Mus. Fred Kenning and
family moved to EgmondvIle -where
they will reside. They were goad citi-
zens and will be missed.
Robt. Higgins, who has been en po-
or health for some time, is spending
a week or two at the Beach -o -Paries.
Mr. and Mrs. Janes Petersen and'
Mes. Robt. Paterson Sr., were recent
visitors, in Kitchener.
Miss Mabel. Fee, nurse -in -training
at the St. Thomas Hospital, is visiting'
aft her home here.
Mee and Mrs. Ed. McAsh, of iron
on were visitors at the home of
Mrs: John Johnston:
11 rs:' Langmaid of Weston and lWr•
Percy Keys of Hamilton wore 'week-,
end, visitors he with their mother;
Mrs. John. Keys.
Albert Wuerth, of Crediton, who
recently purchased the grocery stock
of N. Batitersb:y, took possession on
Monday last and has moved' to town.
Mr. Wuerth has had 18 years' exper-
ience hi the grocery business and,
comes well recommended, and should
do a successful business.
Late Duncan McMartin
Diinean McM•irntin, a well known
of Mensa for 40 years, pas-
od ;away on Tuesday lass at `cels, barna
,after an aigruess of several years, He
was 'Z2 of age.. Besides his widow, ha
is survived_ by one daughter and a
number of. grandchildren.
The Amateur concerix 'winch was
held in Watson's hall, Kippen, on
Friday eve last in connection with the
dance, was ,much enjoyed, a number
from. Henson taking pant, among
them were little Joyce. Broderick, da-
ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Broc1
Brick. Joyce took forst, prize for sing-
ing
inging and tap dancing. • The Hey sist-
ers. trf Zurich took second prbe;while
the third prize went to St. Marys.
The firemen were- called to assist
in quelling, a fire that got its, startin
:the 'straw stack near the barn of
Melville 1.eraquair, about. 3 males so-
utheast of the village. Fortunately
between the good services of the fire
men and neighbors The burn was sav-
ed from the threatening fire and a
goad deal of the straw stack was re-
moved. Shortly atter returning from
7.h*aquair's the firemen were again
;summoned to the northeast of the
village, but fortunately there was
nothing more to contend with. than .a
AUCTI.ON. SALE
Of. HOUQSEHOLD. EFFECTS
AND ANTIQUES
At. a Quarter Mie, South of Zurich
On. SATURDAY, MAY 16th, 1936
At 1.30 o.'cloek, pan.
Kitchen Range, 3 Kitchen Tables,
16 chairs, 3 Rockers, 2 Sideboards,
2 sinks, 2 cupboards, 2 wood stoves,
2 parlor stoves, Cuckoo Clock, 4
(bedsteads, 2 springs, 2 mattresses, 2
wash stands, 2 couches, Eayo lamp,
5 coal oil .lamps, 2 alaa.7n. clocks, Cen-
tre table, Raymond drop head sewing
machine almost new, carpets, mats,
carpet strips, quantity-beddfng, small
tables, Seagull, pictures galore, 100
piece dinner set, other dishes and
chinaware, glassware, Two •4 -gallon
crocks, Two 2 -gallon crocks, . and
anany other small crocks, 2 flour
chests,, 3 chamber sets, copper apple
butter kettle, 2 sugar kettles, rubber
mounted ' harness, top buggy, work
tench, carpenter tools, large apple
peeler, about 8 dozen sea'ler's wash-
nig
ashing nsachine and wringer, wash
bo'ard's and tubs, 2 toppei. ceders, 3
lard cans, 2 lanterns, brass kettle, 4
,good' axes, cross cut saw, hand saws,
2 baking trays, gasoline stove, .screen
door; rakes, shovels, cider barrel,
lawn mower, block and tackle,cream
separator, 4 iron pots, quantity mixed
;wood, meat blocks, sausage grinder,
iwhppletrees-and' doubletrees, set bin-
der canvass; walnut :bureau, wagon
tongue new; wooden chest, map of
Ontario, home made soap, spinning
wheel' and reel" .complete, 4 large
c lathes. baskets, collapsable bath: tub;
ra. sets: Window. ;screens;; gallon jugs,
pick, pruning shears, potato fork,
roll of black wire, grindstone, wire
!stretcher, axes, hammer nandles,
1 garden tools, 5 -gallon oil can, pots,
pans, dishes and ,hundreds of other
articles.
Terms—Cash.
Oscar Klopp, Auctioneer.
W. S. Johnston, Clerk.
Louis Wurm, Proprietor.
AUCTION SALE
Of 1 AL ESTATE AND HOUSE
BOLD EFFECTS
The undersigned has received instru-
ctions to sell by public aucvion at:
CR,EDITON
On
SATURDAY, MAY 16t1i.
1936, at 1.00 o'clock the following.
REAL TESTATE — 2 storey frame
blouse in Crediton, North West tor-•
nes S. half lot B, Fahner's survey,,.
515 ft. frontage, wired for hydro,
good well. Vacant Lot pt. S. half"
lot 11, eon. 6, Stephen, two and one-
half acres, known as the flax mill pro-
perty. Farm Property consisting of
50 acres, N. half lot 11, con. 5,
Stephen bwp., brick house and bank:
barn.,
HOUSEHOLD E1'E.EICTS - New=-
cons'be piano, settee and chairs, din-
ing room table and buffet, 5 dining
room chairs, arm chair, 3 bedroom
suites, hall tree, small table, writing
desk, extension table, safe, 'bureau,_
parkite, carpet eweeper, eleetric iron,,
t,1�'ter., clocks, 2 mirrors, flour boas.
/sink, range cook stove, Quebec heater -
•coal oiil stove, stove pipes, 2 burner
ord stove, sideboard, washing machine
and wringer, 3 couches, hammock,.
Singer sewing, machine, 4 pedastels,
library table, ,Bots and pans, 12x15•
tapestry rug.
OTHER ITEMS — 3 buffalo robes,.
oilcloths, 8 crosscut saws, 3 bucksaws
hand saws, ,belts and pullies, piping
and fittings, tools of all 'kinds, 2'
nvrecking bars, 2 car pumps, car
jack, tree pruner, 2 scythes, iron
pump, quantity inch Lumber, . some,
blank, some windows and' sashes,,
lawn mower, forks, hoess, shovels„.
snades, picks, axes, crowbars, rakes,
,chains, rapes, hinges, cream separator
man's' bicycle, set of . $;horse • double --
trees, whiflletrees, whifiletwee irons,,
iteekyiokes,• onion screen, step ledder,.
ezttension ladder, wheel bareow; fan-
ning nnill, rubber tired buggy,, Set.
*gilt:sleighs, pole and shaft, cutter•
and buggyshafts, buggy pole, Gray
bort touring car, 1 -horse walking.
Plow, set heavy harness, 2 set single
harness, 21 hens and numeroussotler.•
articles.
TERMS—Chattels, cash. Real 'Est- •
ate, 10 per cent on day of sale with=
the balance in thirty days. •Subject..
'tri a reserved bid,
The Estate of the late Fred Heist.
1Mrs. Lena Heist, Credito'h
' 47el.nngton Heist, Croditon
li verett Ilaist, Zurich, Executors:,,.,
*creak' Taylor,' Auctioneer,