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Vnitoe% number of people: 3n his
*community have been lid up with
pad colds, ses
Mr. Alvin Reiehei`t cif the Goshen
Una {visited his sister, 1YIiss Doreen
Ib',eieliert, who is quite poorly.
Sllr. Haunee Fisher is renewing old
:acquaintances on 'the Parr Line,
Mrs, Wilfred Huxtable of Central -
aa is spending a few days with her
mer, Miss Agnes Love.
Mr, Ross Richardson visited his
mister in Tillsonburg during the we -
s -end:
Mr. Joe Forrest of Seaforth. vis-
ited Mr. J. B. Forrest.
-The W. M, S. is being held at the
Rome of Mrs. Ross Love on Wednes-
eday afternoon.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr. Elam Dowson is visiting at
,present with his sister, Mrs. W. H.
.,Dein of Sutton.
Mr. Edgar Smith is visiting his
Taunt, Mrs. Mary Hinds of Tupper -
riffle.
Our .Assessor, I1'Ir. John A. Arm-
eitrong, is on his annual rounds.
The Blake -Goshen Y. P. S intend
Ts'toidang a box social in the Goshen
etsbnrch on Friday evening, February
154th.
Mr. Wm. McClinchey, Jr., of Exe-'
der is at present the guest of his par-
, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McClinchey
Sr., of the Bronson line.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Westlake of
the Blue Water Highway were re -
Assent visitors with the Iatter's broth-
ier, Harold Penhale.
Mr. Robert Penhale motored to
`Toledo, Ohio, on Monday Iast, where
e intends spending a week.
BLAKE
(Intended for last week)
Mr. Jim Johnston has returned
Inane from Goderich Hospital and is
sge Ing along nicely.
Mr, and blete, `b+eth 'Arians of gel
'ice were Sunday visitors with Mr,
and Mrs, Jee 13echlei',
Mr. and Mrs. Sol, B•echlor sed lam
fly were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Smith, on the Blue
Water Highway.
Mrs. E, A. Clarke and ;sirs. Ross
Johnston called on Mrs. Chris, Hes
cheer one day recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston of
Zurich called on Mr. and Mars. Ross
Johnston one evening recently.
Born—February 4th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Gingerich a son, (stillborn)
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Haugh of
Brucefield, called on friends in this
vicinity one day last week.
Mr., and: ' Mrs, . Earl Weido and
daughter Dprothy of Zurich callerd on
Mr. and Mrs. 'Ross Johnston, on
Sundayea ernoon• •
,Miss Alice +Erol. returned home af-
ter' at�tendiitg; Sfbte School at Kitch-
ener a, few weeks.
Miss' Eva Bechler is at present vis-
iting with friends at Baden.
Mr. Grant Turner of Goderich,who
spent a week with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Johnston, return-
ed home on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Desch and dau-
ghters called' on Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Johnston, Sunday evening.
DASHWOOD
A big hockey tournament will be
held on Friday evening, February
15th, on the Dashwood rink. Teams
from Exeter, Kirkton, London and
Dashwood will be present.
On Monday evening a Carnival
will be held for which prizes will be
given for costumes, racing and at
the close a broom ball game will take
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman and
son Harry, visited relatives in Lond-
on on Sunday.
. Mr. Leonard Bender is visiting in
St. Thomas.
The Walther League of the Luth-
eran church held a Valentine party
in the basement of the church on
Tuesday evening.
THE PROPER. CARE OF
YOUR. AUTOMOBILE
Auto Top Mouldings
•
AOTH1 R thing to watch in the
Ye of your automobile is that
..the ton fabric does not crack along
e mouldings. This is a danger
that exists only on the more recent
noodei ears. On older models, the
top fabric covered the entire top
file car and extended anw the
ith s� sir» is set in a panel` on`ti e
top and is fastened at the edges
with moulding.
In previous articles it was told
tiow the top fabric, if not taken
wane of, will develop weathering
which eventually starts cracks. A
:.ger point for these cracks is
.along the moulding. Even the tops
Alf new cars occasiorsally develop
Next: "Sport`
these moulding leaks, It is import-
ant, therefore, that the moulding
on top of the car be inspected fres
quently to watch for the cracks.
If the crack is caught in time, it
es .comparatively simple to make
the 'repair. All that is necessary
is to seal, it with a waterproofing
b"euefor `stdppmneia?sLx, a7 .
rear window, or for :repairing
cigarette burns in the top fabric. In
repairing a hole caused by a cigar-
ette butt, it is only necessary to
apply some of the sealer around the
hole, lay a small cloth patch over
it, and then apply more of the com-
pound.
Mxkl Tops."
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Greatly Thank them for the consideration they have
accorded us, and we take this opportunity to
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Miss Oneide Restemeyer is :Visiting
in London.
Robert Hoperoft is spending a few
weeks in Woodbridge and Toronto.
Mr. and •'Mrs, Otto Eestemeyer and
family and Mrs, 1?.. Mcisaac, visited
friendsitin London on Sunday.
Born—To M. and Mrs. Gordon
Bendei,i on, on Satuz'day, Febru-
ary 9th. '
Hensel! vs Dashwood .B9. key Game
In an interesting game of.'hockey'
on Saturday night Hensali •was de,
feated by Dashwood with a score of
6-5 on the local 'rink. Russell Bayn
ham was referee . while the cine -up,
was as follows: Hensali, goal Hayes;..
centre, Passmore; r w, Blowes, 1 w
Kochems; •:rlefence, '.T McDb'iloll: aind'
Heddon; subs. Kyle eledfi%yleS Dash-
wood, goal .Goetz; centre K, Wein; r
w, Rader ell Irv; W.. Wein; def. Tiernan:
and Kellerman subs 'Hoffman; Gu
ernther, W. " Desjardrbne •'.and : 13. Des ' '
Jardine:
Dashwood Evangelical L. A.
The Ladies Aid and W. I . S. o
Dashwood Evangelical Church hel
their regular meeting in the ehurc
basement recently with 25• members
present. The program was in ehai
of the Missionary Committee.' wit
Mrs. A. E. Oestrteicher in'the.'chair•
Mrs. David Tiernan led in the: open
ing prayer after which the Scripture
Lesson was read by Mrs. Jane` Guen
they. Mrs. Wesley Wolfe and Mrs
William Mason sang a duet. The
chapture in the study book "'Japan-
ese Women Speak" was given b
Mrs. Geo. Link, following which a
guitar selection was played by Mrs.
V. SCchatz, Mrs. D. Tiernan, the pees
ident then conducted 'the busines
session at which 84 sick visits were
reported. Membership fees amount
ing to $7.20 were received. Mrs. E.
Bender and Mrs. W. Granger were
named as Visiting Committee for the
month. Arrangements were made. tot'
hold a quilting in the church "base
COUNTY • NEWS
Mass : Lucy Woods, of Bayfield, left
ttonday last, to be` the guest of Rev.
and Mrs,.F, H. Paull, Windsor, for
a few weeks.
Rev. C. C. Koine, of Seafortli,who
has. been seriously i11 for some we-
eks, was 'taken to a London Hospital
recently. .
Mrs. Frank Statton and Miss Reta
l?faif, of Grand. Bend, who have be-
en in London ;Hospital; are both back
hoarse and doing nicely.
Rev. Harold C. Feast, late of Sar-
nia, has 'entered upon his duties es
minister of First 1?resbyterian,:churgll
Seaforth, The induction •takitig�cpla0e
Tuesday last.
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Has Wogd for: ,Sale
t•:. The Goderich wood- iyaid:"back: of
the town hall is ding with she resulits
'Of the labor of � the''rhen insehe•'ehr -
}iloy of the town who are felling
f, ,trees and splitting them up out of
d, tJle Auburn Road. 'Fine clear slabs of
h hard maple, some hundreds of cords
Ore now: available for the • household-
6� ars and the Chief is dieing a thriving
h ,business at $3 for the shotlengths
s 'and $8 per cord for the
r- Committed- for Trial
Jeffrey Gazell; a former Toronto
police oficer, was committed by Mag.
F, W. Walker at Kincardine to stand
Bial on four charges of breaking
into cottages at Kincardine beach.
y' Similiar charges against Gazell's son
,Ben, were dismissed.
•
' '" A Severe Affiction
s Geo: Van' Herne C.N.R. agent at
Clinton, has become almost blind as
the result of the rupture of a :blood
Vessel back of the eye. It is hoped
lie affliction is only temporary. In
is
at
ment on the afternoon of : Feb. 21st.;
Following are the standing commit
tees appointed for *the year: Sym.
athy and Relief, Mrs. D. Haugh (con
venor), all members and two '.special,
ones to be appointed each month byt;
the convenor. Lookout Committees.
Mrs. W. S. Henrich, conv., Mrs. - .E,i
Bender, Mrs. Wm. Snell; Parsonage
Com., Mrs. R. Gates, cony,,,1 Mrs:a
Moreriz , Mrs. W. (lraxiger
Coin., Mrs. Wesley. Wglfe, cont.;, cap
M. Neeb, Mrs. E. 7. •Golsen; MrsOIR,
Miles,. Miss Marie •geaftl;i Miesionaiy
Com., Mrs.. Geo. :Linin ewer„ A'ImeeA
E. Oestreicher, 1\Zrs •�J• ';Cuexith r
Temperance .Com,,,Mrs. ,;Ti„:M: •TielniltL
conv., Mrs. C. Snell, Mrs. E. Re Gut
enther; Floral Com., Mrs. D. `[fit
mars conv., Mrs. C. Snell„ Mrs. E. -
Guenther; Floral Come Mrs D , Tit
man, Miss Susie :Krafte oir Suntt'a
a Special "Day of Prayer"„Ser”
was held In the afternoon and ev'
ing. 'x:i* a „ir Ta ,,,.nti
•mounted to x$1.6.91, `
HENSALL
Don't forget the Euchre and Dane
sponsored by the Board of Ghaniber
of Commerce -on Wednesttay> evea'irig;
February 2.0th. ' `i' t oisel G ,
Milton Ortwein• .ofolsceidbn?=?
Sj3elrit ..
a • week -end at the. home 'of eitityPirs
ents, Mr. and Mrs. 2I1; W," OiUfueiif'
Kay Dobles has left for>Toroixto�bn
Sunday Iast,
Mrs. Roy Allison of West 1641I
livray and Lillian Faulder of Brim -
ley visited with Mr. and Mas ,T; F.
Flynn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pfaff of Delhi
are spending a few days visiting with
relatives in town. r:.
A number of girl friends of '
Arthur Brier, formerly' Miss 'Willie].'Willie].Hoskins, met at the home of Miss
Irene Deters recently and presented
Mrs, Breier . with a miscellaneouss
shower. A pleasant evenilig was sp-
ent in music and games.
A lecture under the auspices of the
Hensali public library will be given
in the town hall on Friday evening,
Feb. 15th, by Professor H• A. King
ston on "The Wonderful Heavens."
Mrs. Norman' Peppier of Hanover
is visiting at the home of het elkter,
Mrs. J. W. Bonthron.
the meantime a relieving operator
looking after Van Horne's duties
the' ,railwoy station. `
$5,000 Barn Fire '
Lucknow—Sparks from ' a blow-
orch used to thaw ice, ignited straw
which caused Walter Walden, Huron
fp., farmer, an estimated loss of
;15,000 as a fine barn was consumed
by'"'fames Efforts to save live stock
rid' machinery were only partly suc-
estful, several "head of stock -'and
uinero"WI arri implennerits and;drolis
eing desttroyed. The loss ie -partly
over,ed .byeinsurance
-Manrted''Fifty3'aniYears'
a' V1i� sing' Mfrs 'es G IPc11lichae1
ellLi Ichewrit'>rdtident. 'bf Seaforth,
'el'ebratetd' tl4eir `golden wadding- ijui-
tl'y, owing to• condition of Mr Mc-
idhael's health, at their home on
2onday afternoon, a few of their
latives• being present. .'They were
Sited in marriage -on. February 4th,
a its roubles
ellingvebed-rr"t 0 ftttriiso—..b .• aim.:uitaes Ofthe> .Heal -sniinicipality. the
venter; general. rate has been incre
ed three-fifthe.of a mill. The .road
.te lremains the •same,. the govern
anent asquiscing in the request to
,,spread the paymentsof the big road
hill for 1935over three years. The
c3r
inease :will:,>m;ean between $50.0 and,
x::7,00 :aded•,to Gollingwood'esbil1. The
h
'uge cdt ficieeefe the county; of : iabtiut
$•93 s000;1aa;s .to:lbe contended withrand
in part accounttst for the :increase.
Mite -Boxed' Made im,Gdderic1i
l' W. Q. Luttlby, ,Goderich,•iras just.
completed and • shipped the las'c of an
order of 1100 mite -boxes to the Sud-
an; Interior Mission headquaters at
Toronto and Brooklyn, N.Y. The
boxes, of white pine, finished in their
natural • color, are roughly two inch-
es high and four inches at the wide
est points. Each is fitted with a base
.and. the upper part is shaped to•,re-
present the continent of Africa, sug-
gestive of the situation of the miss-
ion field. Each of the 1.100 boxes
went "'through 22 stages of handling.
The many friends of ` Mrs. 'Robe. t
McLaren regret to hear that 'she was
taken to Victoria hospital', London,
for treatment. .cent
S1&, undexvtreni' an
operation)•and 'is IirokegsSiig-favor
ably..
A kitchen shower was 'held at the
home of Mr, ' and Mrs. Otto. Stephan
Thursday afternoon last, in honor of
their niece, Mrs, Leonard Wagner of
Zurich, a recent bride, and forinrely
Miss Elda Stephan.
A. hot box in a machine in the
Mackie elevator caused some excite-'
ment the other day. Smoke was seen
coming from the roof of the elevator
and a call was sent in for the firemen
WHOwere at the scene in a few min-
utes but were not nieeded;;as the:fire
was put out with,, paila 'of water; 1
Mr. and ,Mrs, :• H. Va, r of St. Tho!,
mac, ,Mrs: A. T. Dou 'l s
$ ,Allan and
Norma Douglass of Hyde Park wars
visitors with Mrs. John Johnston and
Miss Margaret Johnston,
Mrs. R. J. Moore is doing nicely
'allowing her recent operation in
"cott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth.
Mrs. Walter Vanlalndeghen, who
'as last fall accidently shot in tht
,.g and who underwent operations
17. nano -:al of grairna o`' shot; has. wa
nerd it neeeneary to return to the iS
ry >t if al as thtere Is still some` for- raI
,.,;a substance giving her great ;pair.. Ad
Parnership Dissolved
The partnership of Traquair &
Lindenfield, who have been conduct -
in' a, hardware, tinsmithing and plum-
bing business in Exeter for the past
six Years has been dissolved. Mr. Ta
qrirrjs taking over the store r and
the' geheral hardware lousiness"While
11ix: Lindenfield will conduct the Plu-
mbing and •; tinsnnnithing business, aid
fur the '`
.coren t '
ti
P me wilI..occupy'the
°sdnitiet lerttis at the rear of the'store
These botht came from Hensal2 six
years ago taking over the hardware
business of W: J. Heaman.
Explosion at Goderich
The annex to the electric stove in
the home of Geo. Price,' Goderich,
blew up for some unknown reason,
and scattered coals - 'and pieces of the
stove , about the kitchen, A Erre was
averted by Me. Price, who ran to the
scene front' the` haserrreift and poured
water on the red-hot coals. %'he water
tank in the stove:vvas ieeeen•and re -
pained :: uninjured, Bpti};' ends ,and'
neo side :side of„the stov, ere i10-
wn” to .feces'. Mx. Price FSe1'e,ini
the, coal• in ,the,•cellar,
that.explosives in some -manner may
have got into the fuer.
Dies in Saskatchewan
The death of Wm. Ireland, a native
of Tuckersmith, occurred at his horde
at 'Climax, Sask., from a painful dis-
ease. He was 69' years ago worst on
th"'ir` mill Road, south of• Seaforth and
s well lseown in the district. He l
'survived by his widow, ..orraerly
Ion I !ys, a sL,tci, 1o:J.aana., aid 1
am Hayes' of Sealant.
injured Iri EAMOiston "
Arthur )icktneier, of Edmonton,
.Alta., son of August Eickmeier, of
Logan, had ` the misfortune to fall
from a scaffold and cracked a verte-
brea of the spine. He is confined to
the hospital in Edmontonand will'
be in a cast for eight weeks. Dr. 7Fl-
Fields, formerly of Mitchell and tea-
cher :at S.S. No. 9, Logan, Is the at-
tending physician.
Meets- First Teacher
A report from Exeter teIIs of a
happy reunion between an old tea-
aher of Mt. Pleasant, Fullerton Tp.,
Mr; B: r F 'W. Beavers, and 'one ..of 1 is
pupils, Hciikird Balfour, 'wild had
Mr. Beavers ette.hiS. first teacher. Mir.
Beavers tenet -it- in ""the schoe1 'firoin
1896 to 1980, Balfpur,i1 now a' d'riig'
traveller 4esrdent in iL'ondon;
IfVmean illotorUit'e-` Record,
cord,
An -Exeter correspondent writes:
One of the oldest women motorists
in the district, with a•record Bard to -
beat, lives on Huron' street east, slie
is Mrs. Wan. H. P. Hooper, who will
observe her 78th birthtday this year.
In 1926 she purchased a oar; which
she has driven ever since, and from
which never a tire has been changed' "
—eight years and no punctures• or
blowouts. The old lady expects to
drive the Uttte, bus agatir this year:
She.is possessed of good sight and
hearing.
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••McKinley's Baby Chicks, 1935 ••
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•• Ail our Barred Rocks and all our White Leghorns ftocks •
e are sired by R. O. P. Males. T.he chicks from these hatchings
• being what are officially known as R. O. Pe Sired Chicks. Our 4.
• White Rock flocks are headed by R. 0.P. Males to the extent •'
of 80%a. This greatly improves the .chicken produced. •
We are offering chicks at two prices for 1935. There
will be those .hatched from big eggs over 25 oz., and those
•• hatched from eggs averaging 24 oz.. to the dozen. Grade A ty
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large or (Extras) weigh 24 os. to the dozers-. • '
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PRICES FOR MARCH: AND EARLY APRIL
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Barred or White Rocl'cs, S.. White Leghorns ►'
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$14.75 100 chicks $13.00 •
$29.50 200 chicks $?.6.00
• $43.251 300 chicks •F 38 00 , '+�y
• $70.75 , 5tie efifc t • :.•i .„ $6 rOQ
24 Oz. AVERAGE
100 chicks ' ,
?CM chicle
300, chicks
• 540(4: clue "Y aT ftp, ,; 1,
TERMS -•-Cash on De1iivery
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• $35.75;
$58.25
$'rico,.
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$52.00' Q•
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• delivered when reasonably possible: or expressed,. -:Express 'O
0 prepaid. IOU% live • arrivals guaranteed
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CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
j' -NYishing you a
Merry Christmas
and Happy New Year
tit rw Mrs/N<4.,.., a .
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to be charming greeting cards. A simple, effective and individual
solution of the greeting card problem.
SNAPSHOOTERS have a great, Clulssy about that? Not much...
advantage over ordinary folks, at I It idoiild'be far better, Wouldtitt• it;;
r Christmastime, for they can easily i to.7haVe'a Shap of the Wilily gzrouped'
produce Christmas .earls that are. a laontthefireplace, hanging up their -
100 per cent. individual, Unusual;, ChnSturas stockh gs?' QT decorating;
t; , a? ,d'3iot at all expensive, , ; , 1the tree, oi'•:putttng `Up a holly
whattis
tile ,purpose. of a ,Christ;- • on the front door? .A vi.ens
' mac card,ply xy' ,o your 'lighted home en a winter
anyway? Sian totter
a message of cheer and goodwill. ,niksitt wonald•naalce a eharming•card„ -
from one person to another:, It tin • Yeicr tourers?. can do just about
at its best, a very personal; affaii: lanyt?iiag yon want.. providing only
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your family, your pets otr au+tliing operation. Eon interiors and night
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.coal? i s card T ke ncr one else's. the inexpensive modern lamps of:
There are manyT ways of using the photoflood and photo - flash:
' ' ' at4apshots nn' ecitings, The photo t pee; Son t forst that auto head-.
fr9!nisheiradrit yis tow 'alaei,iegt4ipped bgltls gibe ailed' io light t p°: sirnalla
' to hike greetings foil** one tone ba• s�ens su$iciently for brief
of: ,your,own snaps.' T ydo some a urQs. And so on.
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,,least *0In-"§tgate'thet ..•r',:+i+'.: stores, your picture must "tell a
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gteetings,consist..'of a catrdi'with a thing.• a •y'ou cal 'get the,:
snapsliot� pasted on it anti; ai hand P1ctn int.
written messagebelow. Notts ag can Go iuto " cutive session" with'
be more personal than that!' yon. famg9 slow. Discuss ideas,,
The opportunities for unusual 'Sept hest—and get out your-
and beautiful cards are endless; It's ; camera:
a challenge to your ingenuity. But Dane weed of ndvide, born of ex-
perience—simple ideas are best.
They are :easier to execute and, nine
times out of tela, they "click" more
e Teetiveb r than something pretene
team or complitated.
JOHN. VAN GUILDER.
no matter how clever the sehente,the
snapshot itself must be good and
appropriate.
Tou .night use a snapshot of your
family, stood up in a row, facing the
'.anxriera. But is there anything.