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ALSO 3 -DRUM STEEL ROLLER, HOE DRILL•
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WHAT HAVE YOU TO DEAL?
Come in and see our display of New Machines this $
Week -End.
Gas, Oil, Batteries and Tires at live and let live prices, 1
GENUINE M. H. REPAIRS ARE BEST
Points for all makes of Cultivators
. Shop 149 OE KLOPP & SONS Res. 67
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J. ELGIN McKINLEY -- ZURICH, ONTARIO I
Phone: 97 r 11, Hensall •
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,I 1 I L L S r R E E N
Mrs. Ross Love and infant son
trrrne;d from Clinton Hospital dur-.
' -tote week, and 'we are pleased to
=mart that •both are doing fine.
Ittir.. John Cochrane Sr., is spend-
-44;1g a few weeks at Dr. Moir's Hos
'ii% :Huron Springs, in the interest
u>•F..his health and is much improved
rtixr• gate of writing, his many friends
natnj e lor a. speedy recovery.
"aliss Lettie Love returned to her
•tixlxue after spending some time at
;the manse, in Kippen.
ac+Irs. John Cochrane and daughter
Milne and Mr. Wm. Jarrott called
tel. ,Pluton Springs recently and visit-
:hrd with Mr. Cochrane and Miss Annie
;Jarrett. We are pleased to report
;:frea`iin patients are doing fine.
BLAKE
:ALT. and Mrs.Jas, Allan called on
friends in the village recently.
,.and Mrs. Gordon Manson and
.aasniiy .sof Dundas spent the week-
!. wVth Mrs. J. A. Manson and
'fs�ccri9y'.
I4tr. and Mrs. G. S. Howard and
oiktrughter Miss Evelyn of Exeter,
-qtcrompanled by Mr's. C. Haugh, of
Znrcefield and Mrs. A. MacDonald
Dundas, called on friends in this.
zar.6inly on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fried Walker of De-
ktot spent the week -end with her
*mother, Mrs. Edighoffer of the vil-
- ;ate4
fi la and Mrs. Lorne, Manson of
•' at7ic rndat called on friends in the
sage .and on the Goshen Lina on
,' 'ii'n.tday..
'k'tr., and Mrs. "Sam Oesch and fain-
nt Sunday with lir. and Mrs,
ua44 Desch.
.Tr. Will Gesell spent thy week-:
end under the parental roof.
Mr. and Mrs. Grell of London,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Bechler.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bender ` and
family visited with Mr. and. Mrs.
Jacob Swar'tzentruber• on Sunday.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Oesch on Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs.
John Oesch, Mrs. Susie Oesch, Earl
and Roy of the Goshen Line; Mr.
Milton Oesch of Zurich, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Gingerich.
DRYSDALE ,
Mr. Philip Denomme and son Ray-
mond also Mr. and Mrs. Chas. La-
porte motored to Detroit last week-
end. Mrs. Denomme, who had been
visiting in the city for some days,
returned home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Masse and
family of Detroit spent Mother's Day
with the latter's parents,. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Corriveau:
Miss Douala Denomme of London,
spent Sunday' under the parental
'roof, returning Mond -ay morn; ig,
Mr. Frank Corriveau has loaned
lots in his grove on the lake beach to
Mr. Bart of Stratford who intends to
build a summer home. The grove is
a beautiful place and no doubt Mr.
Corriveau will have .lot, of oppor-
tunities to rent more lot..
A number of our young men have:
engaged with .Mr. Ducharnre to work
on the big bridge which is being er-
ected a couple miles north of Grand
Bend.
A nice rant fell Sunday tfternoo"
which is certainly worth mangy thou,'
bids of dollar, to the fainters.
1i'Ii' I;rirR.. • r lin: hn i::•.•
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ZURICH . HERALD
Seeding is practically all. finished.
Farriers have now started to work
their bean fields.
The many. friends of Miss Roselle
Corriveau will be sadto hear of her
confinementto her roem nursing a
sore foot the result of treading on
a fusty nail.
DASHWOOD
(Crowded otit last week)
The Ladies' Aid and W.1VI.S. of
Dashlood Evangelical Church held
their regular meeting in the church
basement on Thursday with Mrs,
Ezra Bender presiding for the pro-
gram which included the scripture
lesson by Mrs. V. Schatz; solo by
Rev. A. W. Sauer; piano duet by
Mrs. NI. Tiernan and Miss Anna Tie-
rnan and readings by Mrs. W. Snell
Mrs. G. Link and Mrs. V. Schatz.
Mrs. D. Tieran presided for the bus-
iness session at which 99, sick visits
were reported. The following regu-
lar committees were named; Visiting
Corn., Mrs. E. R. Guenther, Miss Su-
sie Kraft; Flower • Coin., Mrs. D.
Weber, Mrs. • E. -Geiser. It was de-
cided to hold a special service for the
Jubilee ThankofFering on Sunday
May 13th with the following coir;
in charge; 1VIrs. R. H. Taylor, Mrs.
A. E. Oestreicher, Mrs. M..Tiernan,
Mrs. R. H. Taylor and Mrs. M. Tie -
man were appointed delegates to the.
annual W.M.S. Convention to be
held in Kitchener oil, May 30th and
81st. Plans were made 'to hold a
Strawberry Social the date to be set
later. Following the business ses-
sion
Rev. and Mrs. Sauer who leave
this week for their new home in Mild
niay, were called to the platform
while Mrs. G. 'Wildfong read an •ad-
dress expressing the deep regret of
the members in. their departure and
appreciation of their kindly ministr-
ations among us. Mrs. D. Tiernan
then presented Mrs. Sauer with a
pretty silver dish after which both
Rev. and Mrs. Sauer replied fitting-
ly. An interesting contest was then
conducted of*er which tea was serv-
ed by the ladies.
Following is the address
' Dear Mr. and Mrs. Sauer— -
It is with feeling of
regret and sorrow that we learn of
your early departure from our midst
For the past five years ne have pro
fited by your• example and teachings
and during that time you have gre-
atly endeared yourselves to us by
youraimable characters, your earn-.
est devotion to duty and the hearty
interest you have manifested in our
welfare as a people. '
In our homes you have been our -
sincere sympathizing counsel and
friends, a source of comfort'in. hours
of pain and sorrow, and in the Lad-
ies' Aid we shall greatly miss your
interest and help so generously and
cheerfully given; and the enjoyment
and inspiration of Mr. Saurer's sing-
ing. But our sorrow at your leav-
ing is -tempered with joy when we
realize that our loss must -'be anotli
qtr's gain. With deep sense of all
you have done and been to us the
ladies have asked me in their name
to present this small gift as a token
of our admiration and esteem for
you, and 'Of our gratitude for your
labours in our behalf hoping that its
presence may always recall the ple-
asant and helpful hours spent to-
gether in the Ladies' Aid of Dash-
wood Evangelical church. We hope
and pray that God will be with you
in your earnest endeavour to further
the work of His kingdom wherever
you may be sent. With this sincere
prayer we wish you God speed.Mrs.
D. Tiernan, President.
HENSALL
Freda Patching, R.N., of Sarnia,
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John
Bean.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bont: ron
and son, Harold, visited in Hanover:
Sunday last.
Archie Filshie is visiting at
Mount Forest
Margaret Habkirk has resigned
her position as bookkeeper with Cook
Eros, and her place has been taken
by Mrs. Roy Palmer.
Alma Ssruton, R.N. of London,
was a visitor with her mother and
sisters here:
Mrs. Alice Joynt of Toronto, sp-
ent a few days with friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave MclCarn of
London were visitors with her broth-
er, Frank Peart.
Mae McNaughton of Toronto,
visited a few days with her parents,.
Mr. and Mrs. Danie McNaughton.
Ingersoll and Hensall will open
the baseball season at Hensall on
May 24. The Chamber of Commer-
ce are making great preparation for
a full day's enjoyment.. -
Margaret McLaren of 'London is
visiting at the home of. her Barents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McLaren.
Mrs. Maud Redden has been quite
ill • for a few- weeks. Her many fri-
ends hope to soon see her around a-
gain.
Hensall Council are having the
endow bell rung at 9 o'clack, coin-
mencing on May 8, and hope parents,
of the children will co-operate in
having this law observed.
A. W. E. Hemphill spent a few
days in Toronto"' last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton and fam-
ily of Windsor have moved into the
house owned by the late Geo. Case
on South Richrno n(lstret.
Mrs. Roy Palmer and little
yrhter have returned from London,
'Thom. they were visiting;
l•r ;r" , ri:, y9. C7. C,i r;'lcv r and
ut.l};111. •r.1 i�`�'a"�r, a(.'COM 13,rllia,l by
Mrs. Maulkinson were visitors at
Listowel with Mr, and iVIrs. L. R.
Cola; and family.
Florence McDonald has returned
from St, Thoma, where she spent at
couple of weeks with her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Buchanan
Alex. Munn who has been visiting
with, his daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) Wilson
and f'ainily at Bay City was visited
by his son, Dr. Janes .Munn of Sea -
forth, who 'brought his father hoarse
with hint to the old hoinestead farm
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' Mich, levelling the rad, but so fur Jaz' congratulations.
there is no indication +of any exten- At Goderieh Harbor
siva operations by the Provincial 'Goderieh liaevrbor Is becoming riore
road men,
like Chicago even°y day, aeeor(ling to
Redecorated lUarber .i11lnster; B. MacDonald. With'
The offices of bath the caunt+,l clerk five freighters in' port all at the same
and the county treasurer, Goderieh, t'm nearand a turxibex more expected in
have been completely refitted and in the future, With scores of small
accordance tvitlr the decision of the hits praIall dig about stirring littli
County Council at its January ses- -agaves in all directions, there is more
sion. Besides new paint ansr paper, t•
han • :little to the comparison.
new equipment -has been provided Rev. R.°' Miller's Death
both offices .now look smart and'ev Robert A. Miller, who had
occupied
eof1y Hay srnshi rRobe is forrt, and
'businesslike. 'T'he. council did a good coup y din, the ecourse aof his es n inistiHary
Y 5 1 lob here, it is said, resent
the present making his home there,
c41e'd - aeaeently at Tupperville, Dent
Minister Accepts. Call 'county, where he was pastor of the.
Rev. T. A. l✓ariinichael of Alvin -. United ehiux•�cli. He was boz,ii... ,near
stork has accepted the unanirrrou Hensa]I about {(i(i years age and had
call which the congregation of North been nearly Forty years in the nun
side United Church, Seaforth, exten- .is' Y of the Methodist and United
Churches.
Engagement
Lane leaves for Goderieh. The .engagement of Margaret B,.
'iMcMillan, only daughter of the' late•
A Lucky One Thomas MVMeMillan, M.P.,' and the late
A party from Goderieh, opened Mr's. McMillan, of Seaforth, is an -
the Meatford, fishing season this year. ;uouneed to i Fr. Wilfred L. Whyte,
by hooking a salmon trout weighing B.S.A..youngest son of 'Mrs. John
but is still not in good health.
T. O. Dayman has improved the
appearance of the front of his store
by repainting it and 'the store in
future will be run as a Superior
store owned and operated by Mr. l ded to him. He will begin his duties
Day -man. Tuesday last was their op- on the first of July, when Rev. Mr,
ening day and in the evening ai
10 o'clock two baskets of groceries
were given away.
COUNTY .NEWS 1 1V2 pounds. J. I-1'. Bendry of Mea- Whyte, and the -late Jolitr. Whyte of
---- 1ford was the guide,.iuid the big trout Stratford, the marriage to take place
Mrs. Sarah Hewitt died at Exeter gave •plenty of tfight before it was early in June.
in her 81st year. Three daughters' succestiftil.ly landed. This is the
and two sons survive. earliest the fishing season has opened
for some year: and the trout will be
Two Exeter High School girls entered in the local Board of Trade
Dorothy Sims and Jean Penhale, competition held annually for the sir'-
have broken wrists, the result of von trophy.
falls • while roller-skating. . An Old Lady
Joseph Nigh, well-known n resident Mrs.' Catherine Young- of Wing- .attending services in the church last
of Seaforth, died at the age of 08 ham,an Thursday last, May 3rd, cel- Sunday morningP. The cars belonging.
to P. O'Sullivan of McIsillop and'
years. He leaves a widow, two dau ebrated her98th birthday miniver-
. Conrad Morris of Hibbert Tp, had
been parked before the service in the
church graunds. Only when a woman
motorist drove .along the roan was
the fire' discovered, both cars being
° ablaze. She entered the church and -
d_:old cgmrunioants seated at the' rear
of tTie church of the fires:. 44. ,.,.' •
William B. Geiser, was born Julir
:Autos Took Fre
Two motor cars parked at. sepal.--
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eparate sections of the spacious grounds
of St. Colunrban Church were cor-
pletely burned almost at the same -
/time while the owners were within .
ghters and three sons.
Working on the Highway
A few men are working on the
Blue Water Highway south of God -
nary, and during the day with her
niece,. Mr. and Mrs. .Gowans, with
whom she lives, she received about
seventy relatives who came to offer
ogarth
says:.
Opportunity Ahead
for Poultrymen!
CASH .in With
Super -Size Chicks
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Latest Ottawa reports show fewer eggs in 11, 1862, near Crediton, a son of.
storage than usual at• May lst, and pra- the late pioneer .Adam Gaiser . Int
duction lighter throughout the country- 18::3 he was married to Sarah S.drh'w--
That is good indication of high egg prices. artz. This union was blest with sons
next Fall and Winter. Prepare to cash'irr hand daughters, . Pearl, at. To7iedop,
on this opportunity. Buy Hogarth Super- t Ohio; Elsie Mrs. t(Dr.) G.. E. nice- .
Size chicks,' frorrx extra large eggs: Theseinner of • Chesley; Earl of •Dashwood;: .
chicks are building' up splendid reputations'Einmery' and +lddleen, ' who i:; the:
for livability and fast growth. Make: bigger 1 Continua•
tion school principal of
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stronger pullets—heavier layers: Seven Credit°n; Nola; who is Mrs: Wilkie.
breeds. Government Approved:. Prices tMcGewan, of Ailsa Craig; Royal' orm
reasonable. Write or. phone: "the hoinestead ' and Borden with' lii1:
ttmother in •Crediton. Mr. Geiser was -
`:ars industrious farmer for many years
Hogarth 'Baby ' 'Chick Hatchery, . .a.: liberal supporter of the Evangel'-
. Box 114 ' ' EXETER,. ONT. Phone 1M'. ical church. He died -• in the early
---•—. hours of Saturday morning. last in.
'.the '72nd year of his age.
e want you to know about
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Ding corners painted with pure sunlight . .
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Let Your next Wire Fencing be the well known
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If in Need of Some Nice New Furniture Remember,
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GOODYEAR TIRES and TUBES that will give you
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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