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DRY°SDALE
lir. Alex. Denomme of Windsor,
was a. week -end visitor with his two
.sisters, the Misses Emily and Jos-
ephine who are on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. George Denomme
who spent a .few weeks with their
Children and friends in Detroit have
e `turned to their home here.
11VIiss Mabel Etue, R. N., is nursing
Vliss Josephine Denomme who, is
•suite ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Filbert Denomme of
St. Joseph; Mr. and Mrs. Remmie
I3enomnae of Drysdale were Sunday
evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
John- Denomme.
IVIr. Arthur Gelinas is on the sick
:fist.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Denomme
'were Sunday visitors with Miss B.
Iousseau.
The cold winds that passed over
-these parts the begining of the week
-tame to a climax on Wednesday
anorning when quite a coat of ice
was seen on standing water.
BLAKE
Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Steckle were
Sunday visitors with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Sol, Bechler.
Miss Eva Bechler returned home
an Saturday after spending a week
et London.
Rev, and Mrs. Chris. Schultz from
Poole, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sch-
ultz Froin Wellesley spent the week-
end visiting with relatives and friends
on the Bronson line.
Mn Joseph nSwartzentruber of the
Goshen Line, spent Sunday aftern;cion
w'itl M'r. and Mrs. Jaeab Swartzen-
truber.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gingerich and
family; Mr. and Mrs. Antos l inger-
ich and daughter Jean, were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.:Jacob
Gingerich of the Goshen line.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
At the United Church Manse, Sea-
forth on Saturday, April 13rd, the
marriage was quietly solemnized of
Olive M., youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Erratt of Stanley
Township, to George Stephenson, son
of- Mr. and Mss. Charles .Stephenson
also of Stanley Tp. Rev.•Ca.rmichael
officiated. They were, unattended.
The young •couple will reside on the
Parr Line, Stanley, and have the best
wishes of a host of .friends.
Mr. Robert McClindhey and Mrs.
W. Armstrong returned home on
Saturday from :a week's pleasant vis-
it with friends at Marlette anad
Flint, Mixte.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cluff of Kirk -
ton visited -with the former's sister,
Mrs. Robt. E. Robinson, on Monday.
Quite a number from here `attend-
ed the musical festival at Goderich
Last Thursday. John Robinson tak-
ing third place in the competition.
PORCI1 FLOOR HAMEL
Use Inside and Outside on Wood and :Cement
Johnston and Kalbfleisch
ZURICH —. ONT.
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;•f -flow this
Mead Diet Plan
This.Diet Pian, gives about 1600
Calories _a.,day —* a reducing
aclkuvaraceof tbeaverage woman.
intisirsyststsTr
1:gla;ffuit;iuice
Smarbserving meat, Sen or eggs
.SLIOES TOAST, 1 sq. butter
1,cup.errase (clear), 1 tsp. sugar
LUNCH tOR SUPPER
Moderate:terving meat, gleh or
egg`, &&rage serving 1 green
vegetable
2.SLEflES4fLEAD, 1 sq. bunter
Average .serigiy + fruit salad
1 glass:c[1M
DINNER
A glass;(rukt;or Tomato Juice
Generexus.servi[ig meat, fish er
fowl .0,v,erage4t rving -2 vege.
tables, l.green
2 SLICES SREAA,, I. sq. butter
Small serving •siinple dessert
1 cup coffee Artea i(,,iiesr), 1 tsp.
sugar
TO gain a siimc, lovely
. figure no .longer means
an extreme diet, with fo.iti-
gue .. weakness .."nerves".
The new Bread Diet take/WI
excess pounds with safety.
Science has proved that
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bread Is a 'combination of
protein atrei carbohydrates
that gives you energy and
helps burn up tat.
Reduce on the safe bread
diet. Eat 6 slices of bread
every day.
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DA$HWOOP
Mr. and Mrs, Cordon t ulfasof
Sarnia visited with Mr. and •::.Mrs,
Vernon Schatz last Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs, Ervin Mcisaac - and
family of Windsor spent the week-
end
eekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs,
P. Mclsaac,
Mrs, Stadelbaur and Mrs. E. Flynn
of London visited with relatives en
Sunday.
Quite a number from here snoter-
ed to Niagara Falls on Sunday to
see the blossoms. •
Mr. and Mrs. Henderson of Galt
were ,Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. E. Nadiger.
1VI•rs. -Clarence Routledge of Kin-
tore is spending a few days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Fassold,
Miss Shirley Guenther entertained
a number of her little friends to a
birthday party on Tuesday.
Rev. -H. A. Kellerman of Waterloo
and Rev. John Oestreicher of Rosen
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than and Mrs. May of Kitchener sp-
ent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Sans
Oestreicher and other relatives.
A number from here attended
Conference in Stratford on Sunday.
Miss Zeta Nadiger, R.N. of Howell,
Mich., is spending a few days with
her parents, M. and Mrs. Win. Nad-
iger.
Mrs. Normyle of Kalamazoo, Mich.
is visiting with relatives.
Miss Onieda Restemeyer nurse in
training in St. Joseph's Hospital, sp-
ent a few days with her parents last
week.
Mr. Jacob Schoemaker of Pigeon,
Mich., spent the week -end with rel-
atives.
Mr. and Mrs. Schultz of Mt. Clem
ens, Mich., are spending a few days-
with relatives.
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Murray and
family of Detroit were recent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. James A. Pater-
son.
Leslie ,R•atz, who for nearly a yr.
has been engaged here as tinsmith.
for Bonthron & Drysdale, has _severed,'
his connection with that firm and hasa
returned to his home at Mitchell. •
Alphine McEwen is slowly recover
from his recent severe attack of
pneumonia.
Fred Beer has moved into the'
house that he recently purchased
from: the McKenzie estate on the'
west ,side of the village. Mrs. ,.Nellie
McCully, who ,owns the house recent-
ly vacated by Mr. Beer, moved her
household effects therein and will oc.
eupy her own home this summer.
Peter -Schwalm of MOM" Zurich, has'
rented Hy. Horten's house on North
Richmond at, recently vacated dry IV..
Green._
Fred Manns, wlso recently was
taken to the Seaforth Hospital for
an operation, 'was brought home and
is doing as well as ;could be expected
The engagement is aniioun ,ed •of'
Marian E. MacKay, (daughter of 'the
late Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. McKay of
Hensall, and AlexanderC.. 'Thompson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ei B. "1'hompsen;
of Toronto. The marriage •w311 Make
place quietly at the end ,of May.
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mielcleand Miss
Florence Welsh' attended the gradu-
ation exercises at Victoria Hospital,'
London, when Eleanor Bell, Helen
Nunn, and Mildred Forbes were a-:
mong those who graduated.
Dick Welsh, a former star player
of the Hensall •baseball team, has
joined the London Senior Intercounty
Baseball League and will be on the,;
pitching staff of that league. Dick is
a right hand pitcher and also plays
as .a first baseman. He is 22 years
old and a native of Hensall.
Death of Joseph Corbett
The death occurred at his home in
Port Huron of Joseph Corbett, a for-
mer well known resident of Hay twp.
He has been in poor health for near-
ly a year and took a weak spell from
which he did not rally. He was a son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Corb-
ett and was born 'on the homestead,
blind Iine, Hay 76 years ago and wh-
ere he••speat his boyhood days. After
his marriage to Elizabeth Isreal they
went to Port Huron and have •resnd-
ed there since. For over 40 years he
was a caretaker of one of the public
schools of that city, owing to ill
Zurich Harness Shop
New collars are needed at this,
tinne of the year. Give us a call and
we will fit you up. If in need of .a
harness ask for prices, ,all our work
is clone with hand sewing, Your binder
canvass needs repairing, bring them
in and we will repair them before the
rush starts. All kinds of repairing
neatly and promptly (lane, Collar
repairing a specialty. pt -52
H. G. CLAUSIUS. ZURICH
Merchant Retires
W. J. Little, who has conducted a
shoe store at Lucknow for the past
70 years, has retired and disposeal of
his stock, he has also resrgned as
division court clerk, an ,office he has
held for 30 years, but will carryon
these duties until his successor is :ap-
pointed.
Discuss Road Work
County Engineer T. R. Patterson,
was in Clinton in an advisory capac-
ity, and accompanied the mayor and,
members of council in an inspection
of the streets, which it is proposed ,
will be surfaced this summer. The
council has resolved to do a consid-
erable amount of permanent street
surfacing instead of spending money
on repair work year after year.
Falls 15 Feet.
Dropping 15 feet, Gerald .Brame,
of Listowel, a three-year-old boy, es-
caped injury when he fell rrom an
apartment roof to the ground. The
youngster, whose parents are Mr.
and Mrs. George Brame, and who
reside in an apartment on the north
side of Main st., was playing on the
roof be -hind his home when he trip-
ped over a wire and went headlong
over the side of the building. Fate
played a leading part in saving him
from injury, for two large cans lay
within a foot of where he landed.
Ninety-fifht Birthday
Relatives and scores of friends cal-
led on Mrs. James Rowcliife, Goder-
ich Twp., as she celebrated the 95th.
milestone of her life, it being on Mon
say last. Although totally blind. the
last ten years and an invalid for 3.
years, lives on with and amazing dis-
play of Christian fortitude which; in
fact, has seen her through many tro-
ublesome times.
Succumbs to Burns
Curtis Burchiel, 29 years of age,
died in the Stratford hospital as the
result of burns and shock accented
the previous day while working with
A. Hydro gang on the 2nd of Mc -
i illop north of St. ,Columban. Bur-
.chiel had been making his temporary
home at ,Seaforth while working with
an extra gang of 14 men. The acci-
dent occurred while he was working
on a Hydro pole removing a crossarm
Dead and live wires were both on
the pole, and it is believed one of
the dead wires which he was touch-
ing swung., over to a live wire, send -
26,000 volts of electricityp through
his bady. He was terribly burxleda
bout the body and hands. The schock
rendered him unconscious, but his
.safoty belt saved hini from falling.
GENERAL NEWS
JUNE EXAMINATIONS
There will be no hot weather trials
for students taking departmental ex-
aminations this coming summer, un-
less the heat arrives in June. The
exams. for middle . and uppers cheat
begin on Tuesday, June 14, and end
on Wed., June 29. Entrance exams.
begin June 23 and end June 29. A
few years ago the exams were canned
on until July 14 and into the extre-
me heat period, but naw the policy
is not ;to hold any in July. Extra eff-
ort is to be made„ this summer to
keep the students who are not writ-
ing on departmental exams 'busy at
work until the end of the term.
!busies,(„ May 121h, L-938
$2,000 Electric Range
The Huron County Council has had.'
installed at the County Home at
Clinton, a monster electric stove cost -
ng in The neighborhood of $2,000
which is attracting eonsideraure at-
tention, anany people having called at
the institution to inspect it. The range
has separate doable stove, two sep-
arate ovens :and a toaster which will
handle .sixteen slices at the same time
In preparing weals for the 91 inmates
and members of the staff it is proving
a greatconvenience. In addition to
labor, it i
saving , is expected that ep d ha it
will .be more economical to operate
as the annual fuel bill for the year
at the home has amounted to around'
x'60'0.
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Ends His Life
Hearing loud ponding on the wall
of a double house, Oliver cook of
Goderich rushed in to find his nei-
ghbor, Sydney Dickinson 38, lying on
the oor in agony. Dickson informed
Cook he had taken poison and died
before a doctor arrived. Dickinson's
wife was out at the time and his 4
children were at school. Although in
illhealth he had been treated with a
doctor for nervous trouble and sel-
dom missed a day at his employment
as machinist for the Dominion Road
Machinery Co. Of English birth he
came to Canada as a boy and was
married to Miss Vanstone, of Benmil-
ler. The poison used was potassium
cyanide, which. Dickson used in his
trade as a machinist.
Buys Home Place
Leo Desjardine of Grand Bend,
bought the old home place of the late
Andrew Desjardine and Emery Des-
jardine the 25 acres near the village i
but since sold it to his brother Leo.
Goes to Hensall
Wilfred A Jahnaton, for two years
teller in the laderieh branch of the
Rank of Mentreal, v,ns transferred. to
'health he was compelled to give up the Hensal3 brine of the bank. Mr.
his position last Septembsr. Johns -ton will divide late duties he-
tween the bank br'e n bee at Mensal/
and Brucefiel.d,
New Baikal. Leaa3 r
-Commencing April let the hand ni'
the Goderich Musical Society will 1 ea•
under the leadership of Charles Meade,
z bandmaster of 40 year.>s' e perience
in Canada, and the U.S. in bands and
orchestras. Mr. Black sueeK eszs .1. L.
"Taylor, who conducted the band last
year with suecesa and Title, it is hop
ed, will continue his assiciates with
the organization,
Purchased Elmira Paper
Ann Anderson Perry, well-known
through Canada as a Canadian Club
lecturer, has purchased the Elmira
Express, her home town paper. As
a. young woman she became a widovw
and entered newspaper work at Win-
nipeg. Later she went to Toronro ane'
carried. on the same professinte Foil•
owing the death of the late editor
and proprietor of the Express the
paper was offered for sale and Ann
Anderson Perry- Catered the weekly
newspaper held.
courY NEWS
A test well sunk by Reeve F. L.
D .-vJdson far the Wingham Utilities
Commission has reached a depth of
320 feet, and it is believed it will
give a sufficient quantity of water to
meet the requirements of the Com-
mission. -.
Rev. Hugh Jack, of Red Deer; Al-
berta, has received a. call from the
Seaforth Presbyterian church. He
had conducted the services in the Sea -
forth church the previous Sunday and
was still in town and he gave a ten-
tative acceptance of the call.
Weddgd. Fifty Years
Rev. H. D. Moyer and 1VIrs. Moyer,
fareneriy of Goderich and 'Mitchell,
I have been the recipients ,of numerous
I messages of congratuleition upon the
eorpletion of fifty yeaee wedded life.!
The;olden wedding ann
g lvorsary y was
cel ..,a.
.l a.tt their<
h0j111? 31r Prestan-
f n April 20th.
Only 3 days Left
OF OUR
Great Stock Reducing
SALE
Many Persons Have Taken Advantage of
These Low Prices.
We have a Spacious Store 30 feet wide and 90
feet long Filed with the very Latest in Diningroom
Bedroom and Living Room Furniture; Living
Room Tables, End Tables, Radio Tables, Desks,
Lamps Galore, Studio Couches, Footstools, Mag.
Racks and Mirrors. .All .Reduced from 15% to 40%
Beds, Springs and Mattresses are Going very fast.
We can still fit any Bed at Prices to Suit You.
WE INVITE YOU TO LOOK AROUND
SALE Positively Ends SATURDAY, MAY 14th.
E. R. HOPPER
We deliver any distance.. Placme. 99, EXETER
Open Evenir gs inti 9.30
No matter if it's
raining, snowing,.
dazing hot or be-
low zero .1.. water
is absolutely neces-
sary to one's exist-
ence. But it is no'
longer necessary to
carry it from the old
fashioned pump.
A -1 LJRO
PUMPING
SYSTEM
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wig supply all the water
your home needs, at the
turn of" a faucet.
1n addition„ it will
make ii possiblir for you
to modernize your home
with Enure Fixtures,,, so
necessary these days to
health and comfort,
Emco Bathroom Fixtures and Fittings are modern to
the minute, mechanically perfect and finely finished. They
will give years of satisfactory service and greatly im-
prove the appearance and comfort of your home.
The four pieces illustrated --Built-in Bath, Shower,.'
Toilet and 3,avator3r--with all Trimmings, ready for -
installation, cost only .. _.- 42.50
(Soil Pipe, Iron. Pepe andttmgs extra)
Other complete Bathroom egtpmentaslowas
The Duro-Special Pumping Siem, complete with
30 -gal. Galvanized Tank, 25 e 6 cycle Motor, has a
capacity of 250 gals. per hour and costs only. ,_.$89.0(;
Take advai Ltage of this Govern.*-
'ment dan to modernize.. your
home 'with Eanco equipment.
Write for free booklet or see---
STADE and WEILIO
Duro-Special•
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