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HERB.. NEEB
Zurich - Ont.
DRYSD-ALE
Mr. Franklin Coiriesau. r ret
to state is not doing .o hell afte-
'tonsil operation, as he 14 .:till oo?ifir-
ed to the bed quite ill.
Pleased to report ` at 'Mrs. '?v n-
`tague is improving nicely from her
,illness
Mr. and Mrs. Ross of Detroie, Mr.
Arid Mrs. Blonde of So=atia :pent the
Itoliday with Mrs. Jos. Ran.
Mrs. Ed. Bi•'i?•o-r ha; returned to
i::taer home after caring for her father
alis: Z. Jeffrey for a fey. weeks.
Miss Leona Bedard is away to
London where she is assisting at the
eminary.
Ma. and Mrs. D. Geromette, of.
:Mt. Carmel were Sunday visitors at
ache home of their daughter, 3Ir. and
Mrs. Rennie Denomme.
Mrs. Wm. Denommr; sant 'yrs. G -e.
:Denomme attended the quilting of
'Airs. Wm. Duchar•me at St. Joseph
son Monday.
!leased to report that airs. John
Laporte is well enough to be able to
AD her housework.
Workmen. as well as machinery are
'ausily engaged in shaping up the road
.ides for the new pavement .about to
4. laid of here. "Fanners
re !also busy in,. moving back their
mead fences. It will greatly improve
h'appearance when completed.
Mr. H. Fisher ,and friend 0f Tor-
onto called on friends here this Nva,
ek•end,
Miss Mary Hagan of London,is-
ited her sister' hiss Dolly and both
er Prank.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Huxtable of Cen-
tralia visited With tho tatter's moth-
er, Mgrs, J. Love and family.
Mr, and Mrs. D. P. Anderson and
daughter are this week moving to
Varna to make their, future home:
BLAKE
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Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Bechler and
family were Sunday visitors with Mr
and .firs. Amos Gingerich.
ich.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe l: Lis Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Schlegel were visiting with
friends on the Bronson Line.
Mr, end Mrs. Rudy Swatrtzentruh-
er spent Suer' n; with lir. and Mrs.
Seth Amens, Zurich.
Mr. and :* , ML se Erb, Mr. and .
Mrs. Join Erb Spout Sunday evening 1
w .th 31:. and Mr:. Sam Ropp of l
:seer r a e. i
,tr.....a Mts. Jacob Gingerich and
-bassi'-y" were Sunday Visitors with Mr
and Mrs. *'soy Gingrieh.
air. and Mrs. R. NDouglas and
daughter M1:. Gladys R•g. N., spent
the Creek -end with the former.' clan-
. ghter. Mr. and sirs, D. Turner, of
London.•
Sutton, acooxa"t)anied by Bliss.I.11a
Dewson visited with the 1 aft; r,5 b'res
tilers, Elston and Lloyd' DOW$071.,
An,naunce,siput
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cnrnie, Stanley
announce the engagement of their el-
der daughter Mary delle, to Mr.
Gladwin Eeltain Ihtc stlake, son of 'ilr•
and i\frs. A. E. Westlake, of the BlueWater Highway, the wedding to take
place the end of May.
HENSA•LL
Mrs, John Zueiie has returned
home after a pleasant visit with re-
latives at Mt. Forest.
Wm. Otteerbein, who has been in
very poor health for some time, was
taken to Victoria Hospital, London,
islet week, for treatment.
The local bowlers are planning for
their pleasant summer pastime and
the fine .green is being well looked
after by the present caretaker, T.W...
Palmer.
Samuel Merrier and Geo. Brock
are putting in a number of tomato
plants in which they specialize year
to year.
Te appearance of the local post
I office has been im;:.°oved by the i;e-
painting of the front and also by in-
lterior improvements.1 Margaret McGiegor, daughter of
Mr. and firs. John McGregor, has ac-
' cepted a position with the Bell Tele-
phone here.
Frinds are pleased to learn that
that Mrs. English who has been so
poorly for some time past, is now
improving and hope she will soon be
restored to normal health.
Moved To Town
Mrs. Stapleton, formerly Miss Eva
Stone and family, of small children,
have moved into the home formerly
known as Thos. Simpson's home on
Queen St. They moved from North-
ern Ontario last week. :Irs. Staple -
ton's husband recently passed°away.
(Intended for last week)
Mr: and Mrs. Mose Yantei and
family from Fergus were eek -en I
visitors with' .Mr. and Mrs, Aaron.
t Erb and Mr. and Mrs. Mose Gerber.
} Mr, and Mrs. Ainos Gingerich and
Jean were Sunday visitors with Mr.
Mrs. Jake Swartzentruber.
and S v zentrnber.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Swartzentra-
ber, Mr. Edmund - Swartzentruber,
and Gordon Etb spent the week -2nd
with friends at Tavistock and lint,-
ener.
M; .s Rudy Oe•seh and son Willie,
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Edmund Gesch, Goshen line.
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I STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Rev. Mr. Peters of Lakeside took
the work on the Varna charge least
Sunday. Rev. H. G. Bandey taking
thte services at Lakeside.
MIr. George Poulter of Browns-
ville is spending a few days with fri-
•
ends in Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Keys and son
Stewart of Egmondville, spent San -
'lay with their sen EImare and wife
Babylon Line.
Mr. and 3Irs. D. F. Anderson and
daughter Pearl :Loved this week from
their farm on Tarr Line to their new
home in Varna. .
Miss Gladys Coleman of Bgrnond-
ville spent 'Sunday with her sister,
1Virs. Elgin McKinley.
Mrs. Win Carnie attended the W.
1. S. of the London Conference at
Chatham recently.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stogdill of
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has over 125,000 miles of service. Brng your Cat-
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Seeding Implements should be in goodworking
shape shortly; Order M. -H. parts early.
Cultivator points for many makes.
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AJCTiVE .Rivr YES!
Organize Tennis Club
The young people of Iiensall held
a tennis meeting in the council chain
bet. Mfr. Sam Rennie was appointed
president and Miss Sarah Manson,
secy-treas. Another meeting in con-
nection with this will be held shorti;
Anyone interested in tennis is wel-
comed to join.
60th Anniversary
ti
St. Pauls' Anglican Church, -Hen-
sall, will celebrate its 60th anniver-
sary, by holding special services in
honor of the occasion on Sunday,
June 6th. On Thursday, June 10th a
garden tea will be held, from 3 to 6
and at 8 p.m. an evensong. On Sun-
day moaning the special speaker .will
be Rev. W. H. Snellgrove, B. v., and
in the evening Bishop Seager of Lor--
don. On Thursday eve, a for er ee-
ctor, Rev. H. Naylor, of Listowel,
will speak. St. Paul's •church Iris had
an interesting career, and was opened
for worship on June 10th, 1877.
Institute Elects
The Junior Institute inet at the.
home of Mrs. M. G. Drysdale. on May
19th, with over 30 present. Miss M-;
McLean, president, 'very ably presial
ed. Following -the opening Ode, ."O
Canada" was suing,• followed with the.
Lord's Prayer in unison. The minutes
were given and the roll call answered
with the payment of fees for the
coining year. Financial reports wore
given by Miss Gladys Passmore; re-
port for education, Miss Gladys Luk-
er; Home Bconoinics, Miss Mabel
Workman; Health and Child Welfare.
Miss Beryl Pfaff. The district ?nnual
will be held in Zurich on Rale lst.
Miss Olga Bell being appointed a
delegate to attend.
COUNTY NEWS
Merton Messier of Bayfield left
last Monday for Parry Sound, where
he has taken a -position with the
Storms Contracting Co.
Had Bad Fall
Emery Desjardine of Grand Bend
had a very bad fall while putting on
e the roof of Bruce Bossenberry's new
building. He slipped and fell to the
ground a distance of about 20 feet,
breaking seven ribs and become quite
ills
Announcement,
Mr. and Mrs. David Vas= of
Goderich Twp., announce the engage-
ment et their daughter, Pearl Loretta
to John MacFaxiane, son of Mr. and
Ales. John MacFarlane, of Stanley
Twp. The marriage to take place in
May.
Suffers Broken. Leg
Robt. Farrow of Brussels is suff-
ering from a broken leg, the result
of an accident on the main street of
Brussels recently.., He stepped out
front beside a parked :car driven by
J, Burns of Walton, andd was knock-
ed down.
:Exeter Teaser Resigns
At a: eptcial meeting on Friday"
the Exeter Board of Education ac-
cepted the resignation of Miss H.
Jones, who for the past year has
been the teacher in Latin. Miss
Tenee. h<.,t acepte I an appointment
0,. 'to staff tht' .tlr ');7 Ceilei;•-
(plus government fax $51, total $915)
and up for Standard Templete; $410
(plus government tax 555, total $965)
and up for de Luxe Teaaplane; 51090
9, (plus government tax $73, total 51163)
' I and up for Hudson Custom Six; 51173
(•M s government tax 530, Mai 51853) and up for Hudson De Luxe
:;Fig t ... retail in Tilbury, prepared for delivery. Alt price: start with ceupe,
i"for price delivered to you, merely add license and transportation costs
to your city --and local races, 0 any,
Rif prices include following equipment Front and rear bumpers cmd
bumper guards; one spare wheel, tire and tube; special radiator ornament,
d t+ble windshield wipers; heavy duty stabiliser; Safety Mars. Hudson
a 'Super Terraplane prices also include spring covers.
'cream will be made if Safety Glass is not required by provincial
and not wanted by purchaser. Other accessories at prices quoted
eaters.
,Ash about the new low cost Hodson Time Payment Pfau --terms to
sett Your income.
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H SON MOTORS OF CANADA LIMITED, nibvry, Ontario
dg
"No, indeed, I said ;go z bye the old-
fashioned way of driving tine day 1 first
tried nucleon's SelectiveAutoznatic Shift.
No hand gear lever to per; no need to
touch a clutch pedal A flick of a finger
.. a touch of a. toe A n .', v t! To stop!
To go! Lots easier, anallots,safert It's the
greatest driving feaUrre of the year, in
automobiles eat are the est I have
ever seen, in every way. Of course, the
convention -)1 gear lever is available -with-
out
ithout cast if you. want it. But just strive
once this new way « s moa you'll say
`good bye, gear shift lt veil too.'
Try 'Mtn
1'
afore you luny your 1937 car
Selective Automatic Shift optional .at small extra
cost on aR 1937 Hndsons and'Terraplanee
HERBERT MOUSSEAU
Zurich -- Ont.
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MODERATE av OE ytid <y
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Teaches" x ' 30 • Years Resigns
After. *yetis faithful service in
the profession, Miss M.imiie Campbell
conenereisbJzt specialist at the :God -
erica 'Collegiate Institute, has tend-
ered hes` resignation. A native of the
town, she ixad also taught; at Niagara
Falls and :llerth Bay. Miss Campbell
will continue to .reside in Goderich.
A Perilous Position
Wilmer McManus of Goderich, suf-
fered an unpleasant experience at the
harbor: the other day, while watching'
the loading, of the steamer Superior,
he fell in rote writer between the wart
'and the s1•';Fortunately the water
was-. calm end -the ship: was riding
quietly' art'1ie., would have ween cru-
shed die ;,, pulled fi orn Itis;,• pre-
cihious po t ion, by stevedores 'who,
dropped;�te � :txucks and rushed, to
his aid
Eti. t,,.
In•1` s window at Clinton
dispI... rig ` ;•rens 8 tache is ,a sworcl;py
a- swcxrrl fish. Tlns sword? which is of:
.soliclzAioric, was taken from e. two
tun'' h `d and fifty pound sword fish.
at Vs. '' Sedtia, last'Auaust:.T.t meas-
ures-
inches in 'length and is the
proper of "Grd'Cunninghalne.
Anoilier Barber Shop'
George Little, of Bayfield, has ren-
ted the store•'onthe.Square, Goderich
formerly occupied by S. Smith's shoe
repair shop, alid is opening up a bax-
ber shop there in the near future.
Mr. Little is well known hi Goderich
and is i barbers of '20 years' expo--
ence, "!raving w orked at his trade in
Detroit and Windsor before rernoving
to Bayfaeld.'
Taxes the Same.'
A Wt. rate off•:60 mills for public
school lie and'.51 4 mills for sep-
agate school suplaorttrs was fixed by
Gode •ich ,Conncilt"Ihis is unchanged
from last year: • Total budget calls -for
an expenditure 'of .x$•127,991.73 and
is divided as follows•; Collegiate Inst.
7 mills: public school % mills; sep-
arate schools 10 shills gen. rate 33%
mills, relief 1 mill. A grant of $50
to Canadian Red Grosg' for London
flood suf•"ferals was mac,; attid one of
$800 to Aleltandra FespitaI.
Te ii+eoei%e Isegacy •
•
Walter Davis, Exeter, son of the
late Arthur S`. Davis •,recently attain-
ed his 21st birthday and falls heir to
an estate :valued at between five and
six thousand dollars. The estate is
that of his grandfather, the. Iate Wm.
Davis, of Ashford, Kent,England.
This estate was wound up several yrs
ago and Walter's share has been held
in trust until he reached his maturity
Car in Ditch
Allan Pletch, !St`ratfo d Musician,
formerly with Tony Fart's band, with
three friends narrowly escaped seri-
ous injury when his car left highway
No. 8 six mites east .of Goderich and
plunged throne -1 a guard rail ripping
off eleven postts of the guard rail
and crashed through into the ditch.
Pletsch and' companions eteaped with
minor bruises and shock. The ' car -
was wrecked, ;damage' being esti-mats;
ed at $300.00
Former Mavor Pauses
Frederick T. Jackson, one of Olin•
ton's oldest and prominent ausines'
men passed away in the Clinton Ho-
irii'il, Althote`ii nt" 4n t'•tn best
health he had continued tole'
as. reselease
his business until a few days when
he was forced to stay at home:' Mr.
Jackson was born in Clinton on
March 10th 1860 the son of the late
John Jackson who were among the
pioneer settlers in the district, com-
ing from Yorkshire, Eng. He was
educated: in Clinton and :was assicl'at-
ed with his father in the shoe busin-
ess. The business was established
in 1854 and has been: in the family
for over eighty years
Clerk 50 Years in Business
With the last days of April,. Clerk
Jos. Senior rounded out 50 years as
a prototgrapher in Exeter, but it is
nearly 70 years that the name of
Senior has been connected with the
photographicbusiness-.-On the 3rrst
of July 1867 his father, the late Chas
Senior, started business in Exeter.
!Those were the days of the tintype
''photo when .;.photography was'a my-
stic art„ veiled in secrecy and prac-
tised : by few. He ' occupied several
buildings before purchasing the old
Royal Hotel which was torn down a
few years ago, to make room forthe
residence :now occupied by R. M.
Francis.
Dies at Clinton
Frederick T. Jackson, Teading bus-
iness man and a former mayor died
suddenly in the Clinton Hospital. 10
days previous he conducted the Mas-
onic service at the funeral of a chase
friend, J. E. ''`Shorty" Cantelon. Re
was prominent in municipal affairs
and was mayor of the town for six
years. He was born in Clinton•in
1860. For many years he operated a
shoe trade. Except for a short period
he spent in Omaha and Toronto, he
was a lifelong resident :of Clinton.
His wife predeceased 40 years and
his only, child Murray, died 10 years
ago. Surviving are a• granddaughtier
and four brothers.
Golf Links Now Turkey Run
The property on tlie- Blue Water
Highway in Goderich fwp., which for
a few years was the grounds of the
proud Blue Water Goff •Club, ' am ou
which Walter Hagen and other golf
celebrities have played, Inas been
leased by Geo. Allison and H. Grief
ilths, and converted into a turkey
farm. One thors:ind poults are being
imported from Missouri by these yo-
ung men, and it is' expected the fawn
will be stocked shortly.
i
ed by affidavits. Four clauses, type-
written at the bottom of the second`'
of a three -sheet document, making;
:bequests to the testator's husband,
two nephews, one niece, and two
friends, had been sheared ,off when,.
found by relatives in a pigeonhole tax,
a desk after the woman's death in:
Sept. 1936. The residue, forming
the bulk .of the estate, is willed to .
ne.Iihews
Beer Taxes
The town of Seaforth received its,
spit of local "beer .taxes" when town
Treasurer Wilson received a cheque
from the province for $311.73. The
}payment representing 20 per cent. of
the -' x collected in Seaforth during
the provincial fiscal year, which end-
ed March 1, 1937.
COrartesy First"
There
There are two
r
ules that will
cu
t
:
down our highway losses:ourtes9
penses
first. The second rule is to.
start a little .earlier, so that you will
not sake ;chknces on the way., The in --
crease in legal speeds' in Ontario, as
.of the 24th of May, 1937, calls for
more courtesy and will not justify
chance'taking; for the higher the spe-
ed the greater the impact when yore
hit something. Two or three years.
ago this Association put out a }hiller~
in, showing :that an automobile tray-•
elling at f$0 miles an hour has the
same capacity for inflicting damage
that the same auto would have if it
were dr`ived off a ten -storey building
120 feet high. The two simple rules.
(1) ordinary courtesy and (2) taking,
enough 'time to get, at reasonable
speeds, front place to place, will cut
•down the number of highway accid-
e nts in this Province,
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Magistrate's Fines
Pines collected in the Magistrate's
Court at Goderich in the month of
April this year totalled $405, as
compared with $152 in the same
monoth last year. Since the first of
April, when a rigid check was placed
on .trucks in . an effort to stamp out
over -loading and protect the roads,
ten offenders apprehended by County
'Traffic, Officer Lever have paiid` fines
Into court. These lines totalled $180.
Court Rules on 'Will
The nmuntilated will of ,Susan Har-
rison, , former Ilensall woman, dis-
posieg of an estate of ,$.16,628 w•L,
nroved in Nilo—Yin form in ~It
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