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Rev, W. S. Ilcnrich •of Roseville will i
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Miss Ella Martinson spent the
week -end with her parents in Ehmra,i
Mr. and Mrs. Pedersen ' and fam-
ily spent Saturday in Leiden, •
Mr, Harry Hoifanan was successful
In winning the Gold medal for bar -
atone solo . at Stratford Musical Fes-
tival on Friday evening. •
141rs. • A. E. 'Oestreicher 'Visited
with her mother' hi 'Dotal - taster last
rsi('uy, ,filial 2fi h 1
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t# herr wec'kl • halt -boli- eting, The r•i.vt nae that ,is being re gift, which they very much a,ppvee
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'u c , , , ednesda ciaa.ved 'at Present from the water steel, Wher,1„ leaving the children.
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and to;continue it all the year ro- works system spread over a period wished. them i my happy returns of
d except in December, of thirty years will pay for the colt the day,
uuMrs, Robt. Armstrong; of Varna, of installing a new ,system and " in
audited severe injuries to her foot addition should provide a surplus of : AUCTION* SALE
while cutting kindling. A gash was $500 e. year. This does . not take in-
ce fn the foot and an artery cut, . to consideration any additional re of REAL I�STAP+, gird hIOUSE-
and, in addition a bone was broken, venue that would be derived from a
The 13u11 Tele phone central at pure water system. HOLD EFFECTS ,at DASHWOOD
14",aeter is to be rebuilt this year .a
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ASBEYIIABR.TB NEWS
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'sok over your Cultivator, drill and order repairs and .r•
save express charges. We .have some F and W., Deer-
ing and M. H. Cultivator teeth at .a bargain
Used Tractor plow, riding plows, Cultivator and bean
Scuffler at bargain prices.
ALSO 3 -DRUM STEEL ROLLER, HOE DRILL
WHAT HAVE. YOU TO DEAL?.
Come in and see our display of New Machines this fi
Week -End.
Cas, Oil, Batteries and Tires at.live and let live prices.
GENUINE M. H. REPAIRS ARE BEST
Points for all rna-ke.s of Cultivators
.1. Shop 149 O. KLOPP . SONS Res. 67 t.
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week. vats with some difficulty that it was
Miss Aland Hess of "Gitrieh• aucl
located this spring. On Hallowe'en
New Camp Secured
On SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1934
Changes to be Officials of the United church Have
made include the removal of poles secured property at the lake near At 11.50 o"clock
and overhead wires from the bushesDunlop to be used as a summer Real Estate toe fists of three acres
t=ss streets. camp. Iluiiclingswill shortlybe er- of land, a roomy red brick residence
Now Recovered eeted and tents ,secured for the 1934 with bat h xoom, hydro and telephone
The large steel roller belonging to
Summer School, which. will be held. hrs'ta11ed. Stabling room for horses,
the tennis club at Exeter disappear- July 16-22, Former' students and cows, pigs and poultry. Possession
cl from the grounds last fall and it given May 1.1t_ This property will be
offered in three parcels or all to-
gether to suit purchaser. Sold sub-
Craik, Goderich, secretary of public- Sect to reserve bid.
ity. All classes and public meetings Furniture—dining room table and
will be held at the new camp. group- chairs, buffeftt, '2 axminister rugs
ds and it is • expeeted that many stu- 3x4 and .10x12, other rugs and home
dents will avail themselves of the made carpets, ha'l'l rack, hall mirror,
opportunity of spending a week near mals, couch, 4 rockers, clock, coal
the lake in such a splendid environ- oil Beater;, .carpet sweeper, easle, laic-
menat. tures, 4 . bedroom. suites coinplete,
• Surprised at Grand. Bend kitchen cabinet, pantry shelf, small
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ravelle Sr,, tables, mirror, arm chair, 9 kitchen
of Grand Bend, were very pleasantly chairs, 'hist plate, washing machine,
surpriscrd on Sunday evening, April
1st,
machine, topper boiler., quan-
Ist, when their children and familia tity mod and coal, grind stone, can-
es gathered at their Borne on the .ped fruit, empty sealers, barrels,
lam crocks, lawn mower, ladders,
those who expect to. be in .attend-
ance for the first time may receive
full particulars fronn Rev. F: W.
Mrs. Ed, Veneta and daughter I:IerVa
of Flint, Mach., visited with Mr. azid
Mrs. Hy. Hoffman last 'Thursday.
On Friday. evening 'after the re-
gular choir 'practice the members of
the Lutheran Choir held a' social in
thonour of Mr. Edgar Restemeyer cent, of the tea roses in Goder
who will leave for London where hi' p'cis
has secured a position. Progressive let gardens
were while not winso badlyledffRam.- nt-
crockinole was played the prizes go ed,
Mr. Edwards states, frozen
ing to Miss Selma Rader and Kathwere,
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leen Merner. Elle presentation ad- back, but not entirely destroyed.
Ferguson—Anderson
dress was read by Mr. C. F. Pale to quiet wedding. was solemnized
which Mr. Restemeyer very ably re ori April 14th at the home of the
plied. At the close of the evening
refreshments were served. bride's parent,;, Egmondville, when
Th regular meeting of the Ladies' Margaret garet Virginia Anderson was un -
Aid of Zion Lutheran Church, Dash- ited in Marriage to Jack Ferguson
wood was held in the schoolroom of of Detroit. Mr. and Mts. Ferguson
the church recently with a good at- will make their home in Detroit.
The Rev. W. P. Lane officiated.
A Huge Goose Egg
A young goose belonging to Mrs.
W. H. Tremblay, Port Albert, start-
ed laying and made a real job of it.
In the Goderich Star window is a
ample of her handiwork in shape
some of the boys hid it in an empty
barn.
Roses Winter -Killed •
H, T. Edwards, secretary of the
Goderich • Horticultural Society, is
authority for the statement that 50
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After May 5th
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Bloodtested Breeding Stock
Government Approved
NEW LOW PRICES FOR MAY AND JUNE
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After June lst
Barred and W. Rook
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W, Leghorn
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Subject to Change Without Notice.
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tendance. Rev. Luft conducted the
devotional exercises and little miss
Magdalene Restemeyer sang a solo
accompanied by her sister Margaret,
Rev. Daft gave a talk on the book of
Ruth. Mrs. H. S. Wein conducted
the business session at which the fol- s which weighs 15 ,i ounces
lowing .committees were appointed: of an egg g
Visiting- Corn. Mrs. Wm. Kleinstiver, i It is one of those things which to be
'Mrs. R. Hayter, Flower eon., Mrs. seen to be believed. It looks more-
L.
oreL. Schumacher, Mrs. H. Neuschwan- like the \work of an ostrich.
after - Died at Clinton
d f minor business lobt. Hotham passed away at the
ger. The meeting actlournea
the iscusion o r
t O member was re- home of his niece, Mrs. Jas. Reid,of
matters One
new
ce' d t the ciety. Clinton, He was born in. Port Huron
rve In o re do • .
The Y,.ciung People's League • of and came to Stanley with hi, rents
the Evangelical church met on Tues- when 0 child. Has lived
day evening with a good attendance
with Mrs: Mervyn Tiernan presiding married. Was a good neighbor:.
The address on "The Enchanted Pure Water Supply
Mountain. of Life" by Rev. Burn 'of Exeter can have a pure water
Zurich was much enjoyed. A pleas- supply without costing the taxpay-
ing saxaphone solo by Howard ; ers of Exeter one cent - or without
Klumpp andanumbe r by the male increasing the cost to the present
chorus completed the program, af- water users one cent, according• to- a
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ter which the meeting closed with a statement made by Engineer D. H. ' Hogarth Chick 1:: archery ,4
hymn and prayer. Fleming, of Toronto, at a recent me -
field for nearly 50 years, was un -
Blue Water Highway and presented
them. with an Aladdin lamp in Hon-
or of their mother's '72nd .birthday.
The evening was spent in recalling
olden times on the homestead after
which a dainty lunch was served pro-
vided by the daughters -in law, inanefor gash, balance arranged_
ding a beautiful birthday cake with 'Oscar TClopp, auctioneer.
72 candles. Mr. and Mrs. Ravelfe. Caspar L. waver, Proprietor.
thanked them very kindly for their
boxes, pifliwe, cushions, Buffalo
rnbe.,kettles,diashes, pots, pans, gard-
en tooIs, and x91 other- articles in
closing ;out housekeeping:
'TERMS—Glair- On Real Estpte,
CHICK PRICTS DOWN
The demand for May -hatched chicks is heavier, this
year, ,than we have- ever experienced before.
But we are NOT taking advantage of this situation by
boosting prices. Our prices are based 'en - the price of
eggs. When eggs• carne •down; oar prices ,came down
—and they're• down: to STAY:. Is that "Fair Play"?
Is it worthy of your support.''
Leghorns now as low as a8.75 per hundred. Other
breeds priced accordingly. At such prices, chicks of
B ogarth quality are genuine I:erg-Ma-is. Fully Govern-
ment Approved. Write for complete -information, or
phone 184.
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. 1. Lind 1)1leld and
daughter Eleanore and Miss Marg-
aret Johnston of London, were"'Sun-I
day visitors with Mr, and Mts. G.
Parker.
The Hensall Chamber of Commer-
ce are making great preparations for
their 24th of May celebration in Hen
sell, and ars' looking forward to • a
big day of.fun and sports.
Helen Wolfe who .has been spend-
ing holidays with Mr. and Mrs.'' M.
Cooper has returned home.
Helen Snaith has left for Michigan
• where she will visit with friends for
• a short time.
o Mrs. Andrew Lammre of Detroit,
• has returned home after spending
6 the week visiting Mr. ana Mrs. A i.,.,
re Case and other friends,
Alice Higgins who has been•
Woodstock for several months, was
taken seriously ill and taken to the
Woodstock General. Hospital where
she underwent an operation for ap
pendicitis.
Friday April 13th. was an uniiuck
day for Jas Bengough, who while
working in Moore's machine shop
had his hand caught in between the.
frame and a running 'emery wheel,
tearing off the thumb nail and bad-
ly crushing his hand. He was im-
mediately, „given medical attention,,
but will have a sore hand for a time:
Mr. and Mrs. J. Da Stewart and
daughter Miss Winnie of Tucker -
smith are moving shortly to 'their_
new farm near Mooresville.
Mrs: N. McCully has teen spend'-
ing a week visiting with friends at
Brucefield.
'Mrs, Frank Farquhar was ae vis
itor with her 'parents,, Mr. Land Mrs,
John Cochrane Sr,, Hlllsgreen
Death of Mrs. Geo.' Scott
The' death, of,
on' Wednes-
day iniirning lar t'at her born of 1VIr
Geo. Scott, one of Hensall's most
esteemed citizens, after an illness of
over a year, but only confined to
her room for a week. She was 86
years of, age, Her husband;' the late
Geo, Scott, died a number of years
ago. -.She leaves to mourn her less
one • on, Lorne Scott of Toronto,
and three daughters, 1VIs. Ballan-
tyne and Miss Katie Scott 'o'f Hen-.
sell, and Mit.. Graham of London.
The funeral was held to the Union
Cemetery, ,her pastor, Rev. A. Sin-
clair having charge of the service.
BLAKE
Mrs. Edighoffer has returned
lament after spending the winter mon-
Vas 'with her son George of Mitchell
. Barbara Bechler speht Sun -
Aka
w with friends in Zurich.
and 3Virs- E. E. Weiclo and
rrCliy of Zurich, spent ,Sunday ev-
•maiug ei% Mr. "and Mrs. Ross John-
-.mft
fir- and Mrs. Ed. Oesch and fern-
ier ,pent Sunday' afternoon on , the
eraisiehen Line.
A miscellaneous shower was held
the home of Mr. and Mrs: Sam
4 a•regesidi in honour of Mr. and Mrs
. ,1 ley 'Gingerich. They received many
iseAtel gifts. The evening was sp
r rx t sn contests and singing, after
.sabie°lx a •dainty lunch was then serve
:
"Hiss Edna Gingerieh spent the
,eveekeend under the parental reef.
+lr Clarence Parke is wearing a
; oxide ---It's a Girl'
Mr. and Mts. Geissler of London,
: at Sunday at *the home ,of,Iv1r,
earel 71118. Sol Bechler. •
.Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brenneman
etre staying with their daughter, Mrs
Alums. t aseho• for a few days.
'Mr. Jim Johnston, accompanied by
a fi ;s Gladys Douglas of Hensall and
Mae, R.. N. Douglas, spent a «ay in
.aeiGeudan last week,
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Oeach called
es 'their daughter, Mies Susie at
teeeetsalt on Sunday afternoon,
DRYSDALE
"lr. and Mrs. Troftley Laporte
i.n!family of Detroit, oit, •, ^ re we k.-
xrsci erleitors with Mr. and Me.:„ Cha.
Miss Annabel! Denonune of St.
Pete;;'s Seminary, London, is at leese
ent visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Ernest Denorirme
Miss Geraldine Laporte Ieft last
week for Detroit, where .she will
spend afew weeks with her sister,
Mrs Leonard Geormette. '
1VIr, 'Emery Denomme who has sp-
ent the winter "months in 'Detroit;
has returned home for the summer
months.
Mr. Edward .frisson who has been
on the sick list for some time, we
are pleased to say is iinproying.
•'Miss Geraldine Meidinger was a
:Sunday guest with. Miss Rosela. Cor-
ri.veau. -
Rev. Father Marchand motored
to Windsor last •week. His entreats;
Mr. and • Mrs. Marchand .of Tilbury,
and Miss LaPlante of 'Windsor, 're-
turned' with' him fo"r •a' few days. •
Mrs. Philip Denomme had a very
successful quilting bee last • week.
House cleaning is now the order
of the day, regardless of disagreeble
•weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice _ Durand
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jos: S. Bedard.
Why? What?, what is the cause of
the bright smile on Norman Over-
holt's face,; Oh!, its a boy!
Mr. and 1VIt's. Regis Denoneme of
the :14th Concession apent Sunday
with 1VIr. ,and Mrs. Edward Brisson.
DASHWOOD.
Mr. and Mrs, Win. S 'aro>cter anc11
family of Detriot epent tae week
end w'itli the tatter's ' tr.ot:r. t•, Meer
flanla:che.'r,
(-uite a nuiria ." r'Cin-
yd the .s+inual l.rtch
COUNTY NEWS
The Wingharn utilities commission
has rase ived .rt i "thirteenth power
Lill," a credit of', 29tl.il5,
Mrs. Edward Pollard, of Brussels
<,-1 her light arm brokon just above
1-wriat Lieu result of a tall.
Kincardine bu:iires,a rnealrave vot-
BOX -114
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"FROST FENCE`:` •
If in Need of Some Nice New Furniture remember,
WE HAVE IT!
GOODYEAR TIRES and. TUBES that will give
Years of Good Service.
SEEDS of all kinds, including the various, Kinds of
Clover Seeds, Always a good supply on hand.
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