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WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK
OF PIONEER FEEDS FOR ALL
YOUR STOCK
BRAN, SHORTS, FLOUR IN
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E. C. SCHILBE, Manager
AUCTION SALE
wof Household Effects, at ZURICH, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26th.
At 1.30 o'clock, p.m.
Kitchen stove, coal or wood, near-
ly coal or wood heater, nearly
-new; coal oil stove, .3 -burner with
*oven; stove pipes; washing machine;
Raymond sewing machine; Cycle
hatches, 50 egg capacity, like new;
Walnut bureau; wash stand, 2 mir-
rors, 3 double beds with springs and
mattresses; cot and mattress, couch,
2 rocking chairs, linoleum 8 pieces;
several carpet strips; cupboard, din-
ing .room table, nearly new; 8 good
solid chairs; 2 kitchen tables, 2 small
tables; kitchen sink, 8 -day clock;
about Pe ton of chestnut and No.
4 coal; large quantity of hard wood;
quantity of kindlinee saw horse, 3,
5 -gallon cans of fuel oil; 2, 6 -gallon
crocks; 7 various sized crocks; 6
storm windows, corn sheller, 4 bar-
arels,12 coal scuttles, 4 lamps, lantern,
blinds, curtains, picture frames, wash
board, 2 boilers, tub, snow shovel,
oal shovel, scythe, rake, hoes, axe,
lawn mower, cross cut saw, buck
eaev, 2 tea kettles, empty sealers,
kitchen knives and forks, and a large
amount cd cooking utensils,
No Reserve—Everything will be
Sold -
In case of bad weather, Sale will
be held in the church shed.
TERMS—CASH
Oscar Klotpp, Auctioneer.
'R. F. Stade, Clerk.
Sirs. Katherine Keller, Proprietress.
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm, Farm Stock, Implements
and Household Effects.
On Lot 17, Concession 13, Hay
Township. let miles west of Zurich
and one mile south, on
THURSDA.Y, MARCH 27th.
-Commencing at 11 o'clock, p.m. shar
Farm—Consisting of 99 acres;
well drained, has 9 acres of goo
cedar swamp; 15 acres in wheat; 2
acres fall plowing done, and the ba
ance in grass, school on same Lo
This farm will be offered in one o
separate parcels to suit purchasers.
Terms of Farm—Will be sold sub
ject to a reserved bid. 10% on da
cif sale. Balance in 30 days.
Live Stock—Holstein cow 7 year
ald, due April Ilst; Durham cow,
years old, due April 20th; Durha
,tow, 5 years old, due July 20th
Durham tow; 8 years old, due Jul
25th; black cow, 3 years old, fresh
blue cow, 3 years old, fresh; re
cow, 5 ,years old,. fresh; Herefor
heifer, 2 years old, due at time o
sale; black cow, 3 years old, due
September 2nd; red cow, 7 years old,
due at time of sale; black heifer,
resh; spotted cow, 5 years old; bred
-January 30th; 5 yearline. heifers, 2
calves; black gelding 7 years old;
White gelding 16 years old. All
the above cattle are subject to T.B.
Test,
Implements, Etc :—M. H. nay load-
er; M. H. side rake; M. H. mower;
-disc drill M. H.; rubber tired wagon;
wagon box 30 -feet; hay rack, 2
gravel boxes; Coekshutt tractor disc;
14 -plate Cockshutt disc; bean .scuff -
ler bean puller, Cock-
hutt; No.. 21 walking plow M. H;
(yang plow; 2 -section harrews; elec-
tric brooder; incubator 150 capaciey;
•Klee Easy milicing machine, 2 unit;
DeLaval cream separator 650 -lb.
enipaeity; top busgy, cutter; 2 sets
single harness; v sats double harness;
pimp jack, speed Sack, gas drum
pump new; sheep clipper attaehment,
Milk pails, grain sacks, ehovels t forks
tools, and many other artierlet.
Household Effeets--Kiteleen stove,
kitchen sink, low cupboard, rocking
hairs; bed springs, etee;
feather tick, easel, pots, pans, and
eller household articles.
TERMS—CASH
'Oscar Klopp, Auetioneer.
T. P. Stade, Clerk.
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R. J, COOPER, Manager
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POSTPONED
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Implements, at
Lot 17, South Boundard, Stanley
Township. 8 miles north-east of
Zurich or 5 3-.,i miles west of Kippen
on FRIDAY, MARCH 28th, at 1p.m.
sharp.
Included in this sale are 4 horses,
4 cows in calf; cow with calf at foot
(all cows have been T. B. tested.) 2
steers, 11e years old; 2 heifers
years old; 4 calves 'T months old; 8
sows 'due in March; 5 chunks; York
hog.
A full line of implements, for fur-
ther particulars see last week's paper
TERMS—CASH
NO RESERVE
Mrs. Robt. Baker, Proprietress.
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer.
BLAKE
Mrs. Robert Baker has postponed
her sale until March 28th, when the
roads may all be open In the district
Miss Mildred Westlake spent the
week -end with her parents near Bay-
field.
Mr. Napoleon Ducharme 'and fam-
ily of London visited Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Jeff/eV.
Mrs. Sam Hey is visiting /ter dau-
ghter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
James Burdge in 'Goderich for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Oesch and dau-
ghter are 'busy preparing to leave to
their new farm home on the Goshen
Line N., they purchased from Mr.
Herb. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McBride atten-
ded the funeral of her aunt in Kin-
cardine recently. They were, visited
by a brother, jam -es •of Amberley al-
so.
'MSS Emma Martin is improved
after her aacent illness.
DASHWOOD
The Evangelical Ladies' Aid will
hold a bazaar and sale of homemade
baking on Saturday afternoon, March
22nd at three o'clock in the office
of Klumpp's planing mill.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan and
Gordon Eagleson motored to Windsor on Sunday,
Miss Myrtle ,Gaiser of Preston,
spent the week -end at her home here
Mrs. K. Streets of Clinton is spen-
ding a few weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D„ Tiernan.
Helmut Messner has returned
home after spending the winter in
the lumber camp.
George Wolfe of Hamilton spent
the week -end with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Kraft and Mr.
and Mrs. D. Keys of London, spent
Sunday with their mother, Mrs. .T..
Kraft, who is confined to her home
through illness.
Rev. Burn will conduct special
Lenten services for two weeks.
Mr. Kenneth McCrae is in West-
minster Hospital in London this week
taking treatmentse
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ext and received final instructions.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ducharme of
of the 15th concession•'were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred E.
Ducharme.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Charles Laporte of
Drysdale, north, were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and MOS. Hector Laporte,
of the Blue Water, St. Joseph.
BAYFIELD
Mrs. William Cameron, Seaforth,
has come to nurse her mother, Mrs.
W. H. Talbot, who is still quite ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack ,Shuttieworth
have returned to Windsor after
spending a few weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. 'Spencer Ervine.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Berry have
returned from London after spending
some time with the former's mother.
Mrs. R. H. Middleton and baby
have returned to Hensall with Mr.
Middleton, after having spent some
time with her mother, Mrs. N. W.
Woods.
Miss Milverna Sturgeon has return-
ed to her work with the Bell Tele-
phone Co., London, after a three we-
eks' vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Byrd Sturgeon.
Fishing Through • lee
'Some Of the local sportsmen have
been fishing throughthe ice lately,
Geo. Little has built two cabins and
they are able to fish from these cab-
ins which have been taken out on the
lake. Herring is being caught. To
catch the fish they use no bait but
rather a pearl button. A person can
look through a hole in the ice and
see the fish and the stones at the
'bottom of the lake.
No Milk In Bayfield
The recent storm was bad, ;but
Bayfield could have been worse off.
All roads around town were passible
for cars, and that with the snowplow.
But all roads out were blocked with
the exception of the Brucefield road
The children were 'worse off as there
was no milk delivery from Se.tarday
until Thursday afternoon wheitSnid-
er's Dairy of :Goderich sent down 200
pounds of milk by plane. It landed
on the river and was soon relieved
of its cargo. This is a far cry from
the days when . almost ever y house-
holder in Bayfield boasted a 'cow,
which supplied the family with milk
and butter, and mowed the village
streets in summer, saying nothing of
the nusiance it was in other ways.
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. 'Orville Addeock and
Bobby of London, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. R. J. Drysdale during the
week.
Mrs, Hugh McVivar of 'Popular
Hill spent the past week with her
daughter, Mrs., R. 3. Drysdale.
The Inaurau:gal meeting of the Us -
borne Township School Area was
held at Elinville. Mr. 'Clarence Down
was' appointed chairman of the ,school
area trustees and Mr. Garnet Hicks
secretary -treasurer. Much discussion
t .00k place regarding future plans.
Messrs. G. 11,I. Drysdale and E.
Norminton and Walker Carlile spent
Wednesday in London attending a
demonstration on Coleman Space
Heaters.
The annual meeting of the Wohelo
class was 'held in the church school-
room, Friday evening, the 27th. with
Mrs ness and Paul spent Tuesday Mrs. D. 'Kyle the president, in the
with friends in London. I chair. Mrs. Edison Forrest presented
Ithe topic, "Europe To -day. Her Farm-
ers Want to Work In Peace" . in a
very interesting and informative
manner. The Misses Mary Goodwin,
Betty tMickle, and. Jenny Jolly econ
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
The regular monthly meeting of
Stanley Township Council. was held
in the Township Hall, Varna last,
Monday afternoon. lenbuted a pleasing trio ,"All Through
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Galbraith who the Night" . Miss Eleanor Cook was
spent the winter in London, have re -!accompanist. Miss Lenore Norming-
turned and are guests of Mr. and . ton favoured with an interesting story
Mrs. Ed, Foster. 1"Faible of Churchill and the Carp" .
Mrs. Souter, who has been spend- It was decided to hold the 'class meet-
ing some 'time with her daughter, !ing the last Monday of each month.
Mrs. Orrin .Dowson, is under the doe- The offi-ere elected for 194'7 were-
tor's care, and her friends hope she president - Mrs. Wesley Kyle, vsce-
may soon recover, president - D. Kyle, secretary - Miss
Were Going Night and Day Violet 1VitClymont, treasurer - Mrs.
The district road machines with !Ross Forrest 'pianist - Miss Gladys
their staff of workmen, were going Luker, buying committee - Mrs. Jack
night and day to relieve the sittationleorbett, Miss Edna !Welsh, Mrs Ross
The staff operating these machines Forrest. The contests directed by Miss
had a very streneous time and are , Gladys Luker were enjoyed by all.
deserving a good deal of credit, I Cr. J. C. Goddard was named chair-
men at a.rneeting of the 11947 Board
St. Jose and Beaver Tom." of Health held in the Hensall Town
Mr. Dominique Jeffrey of St. Jos- Hall. A letter from Victoria Hospital,
eph motored to London on Monday London, regarding patients with
lase on a business trip. communicable desease wee read and
Mr. and Mrs. F. bilaterale of the Reeve Kerslake stated that the mat -
Blue Water south were Tuesday vis-
ter had received the attentko of the
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tors with Mr. and Mrs. Kuno Hart- county. Considerable discusskm took
man of the Goshen line, south, place regarding the installation of .a
Mies Cecilia Masse of «Clinton, waterworks system and construelen s
spent Sunday with her parents, in and installation of septic tanks. I
St, Joseph. , M. James Bri ht f T '
(rinmatlan War* 20th,, /0411'
. 0 To save the lives of our Canadian fighting -
men in action during the war, thousands of
Canadian civilians gave their blood to the
Red Cross. But in peace, too, Canadians die
when a blood transfusion would save them.
Whole blood and plasma are in short supply..
in some parts of Canada there are no facilities
at all for an emergency transfusion.
In order to save the lives of Canadian men,
women and children, the Red Cross is estab-
lishing a Civilian Blood Transfusion Service.
By a system of voluntary blood donations, the
Red Cross will supply every hospital in Canada
with whole blood and plasma. Any patient in
need of a transfusion will receive one, free of
charge.
Your help is needed to support this and other
valuable Red Cross services. The Red Cross
needs money. .. your money. Money to
maintain Outpost Hospitals .. .to help correct
the deformities of little crippled children .
to maintain Red Cross Lodges, where next-of-
kin of disabled veterans may visit their loved
ones . . . to bring relief in time of disaster.
All these things the Red Cross does ... won't
you help them keep up the good work?
LOCAL HEADQUARTERS: TOWN HALL - ZURICH
CANADIAN
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RED CROSS
cently appointed thigh school boar
of Exeter district was held in th
high school 'on Wednesday. Dr.H. H
Cowen of Exeter representing Huro
County Council, was named chairma
E. L. Bilickle of tHensall repr
senting Hensall municipal council,
H. J'ones of Exeter, representing E
stem-, council. James McAllister, o
Zurich representing Hay Townshi
council, and George Hess of Henna
representing Hensall echoed boar.
were present.
E. L. Mickle was named vice
chairman, and R. N. :Creed,: was al
pointed temporary secy-treas; 3.
Hooper is chairman of the financ
committee. Mr. Hopper also repre.
semis the board on the area commit
d Mrs. Sydney MacArthur who was
• taken to St. Josephs hospital, Friday
n ,Borithrons ambulance suffering
it. with a severe stroke, remained un -
e_ conscious for several days. She is re -
3. ported, as having xegained conscious-
ness shortly after.
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Miss IL Sutherland, Who has been
12 a patient at St. Josephs hospital,
aondcn for the past two weeks, is
now at Mrs. Saundercacks nursing in.
Hensel'.
Mrs. J. E. TiltEwart returned home
aturdaiy after spending a week visit -
ng with her brother and sister-I/14m
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love at Cairo,
Mich. and also with Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur Porterfield, at Flint Mich.
Gary Noakes, six month old son of
Mr. and Mrs.. Lloyd Noakes, who was
ill with pneumonia, is improving
nicely.
The comedy -drama, "Betty, Girl of
My Heart" which was to have been
eld in the Twin Hall, Wednesday
March 5th, had to be postponed un-
til a later date, due to the fact that
Mrs. Alan Mra,ser, who directs the
play would be unable to be present
owing to en accident in which her
husband suffered a compound fract-
ure of his leg, and also owing to
road and weather conditions
The many friends of Mrs. T.
Richardson will be sorry to learn,
has been very RT, but at date of
writing is much improved in health, i
tee.
Regular meetings wilt be held othe first Monday of each week.
Mrs. Edward Daley' well known ii
the Kippen district, passed away ii
Oshawa, on Friday the 28th. She wa
former Grace Cuchnore, and' wa
in her 712nd year. Surviving are he
husband and 3 daughters, Mrs. Fran:
Thompson (Dorothy) of Toronto
Mrs. Eldon Southwell (Margaret,
of Oshawa, Ethel at home. Three Isis
ters, Mrs. Thomas 'Workman, Kippen
Mrs. Lula Horton, Oshawa, Mrs. Sey
mour Watson, Vancouyer B. C. Porn
brothers 'Lorne and Ed. of R. Will-
iam and Sam of Seaforth. The re-
mains" arrived in Seaforth Monday
where a public service was held from
the A. G. 'Whitney 'funeral home at
2p.m. Interment in the Maitle.ndbank
Cemetery.
The Arnold Mission Circle of Car-
mel 'Chruch held their meeting at the
home 'of Mrs. C. Kennedy Friday.
Mrs: L. Beynham 1st vice-president
presided. There were twenty present.
The scipture lesson •was read by Mrs.
C. Forrest and prayer offered by
Mus. W. Brown. Mrs. P. A. learguson
presented the topic "India". 'Lunch-
eon was served. The March meetin
g o d
ill be held at the home of Mrs. W.
Pawn.
Hibbert Township Council Meeting
cheduled ifor Monday Metall 8'rd was
ostponed due to weather and road
A large meetmg was held in the ed with Mr. end Mrs. 31 • iti G av I nders
R. nrs,viale bond ens. e e
Parish Hall en Monday evening for before leaving for Atlanta, Georgia, wefze to have been considered
the purpose of organizing themselves; to attend the Shriners 'Converition„ImAkthwe will be toTIMOrOci
at
for the Dioaein program now under' PICKS CHAIRMAN'
way. ,A1I the teittn leaders were pres- Te inaugural meeting of the r dab.
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Hensall Caudell Minutes
Regular meeting of the Village
Council held on eve of February 4th
at 8 p.m. in the Councif Chamber,
with all members being present,
T. Kyle reported the pump in the
well at the rear of the Hall as being
in poor shape, instructed to advise G.
M. Drysdale as to the action that will t
be taken by the Council.
J. A. Paterson Tax Collector re-
ported as halving collected $05.88 in v
Tax arrears leaving a (balance un- I
collected on the 1946 roll of $.245.68.
W. Parke reported as reeeiving an
unsigned letter complaining about
pin ball machines sante read and filed
Correspondence read as follows, Man, to ;return the buttonand badge
whfell I Inspector of Provincial .Police, Court- delivered to him, also to as W. L.
at this 'ity Treasurer, Dept. of Health, C. 'Davidson 'when he was going to atart
a later St6eper , County Clerk, Canadian drilling test wells.
Natienfal Railwaris, Dominion Road That we now adjourn.
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venue, Composers Authors and Pah.-
listbere Association, Westeel Products".
Ltd, Liquor Control Board, Dept or
Planning & Developement, County, -
Auditor, Canadian Aid to Chink,.
Workarens Compensation Board, S.
Grodzki, Ocean Accident & Guanau-
tee Corp Ltd, R. J.. Paterson,
Musk.-
icipal World Ltd,: Association of Bin'.'-
al Municipalities, Association of Ass-
essing Officers, Huron County Tub-
erculosis Association, McLeod Young:-
& -Weir Co, Meadows Crirtoph Co,;
same considered and filed.
That we send Kerslake and Pater-
sonto days,
the Convention in Toronto for
two--
Yeas- Brown, Parke, Twitchellse
Kerslake. Nays- Middleton.
Motion Carried.
That we donate $15e00 to the kuts,
to Ohina Fund: Carried.
'That we install 'a Telephone Di tha
Clerk's 'office. Carried.
Rills and Accounts read as Inflows;
Canadian Aid to China Fund grant
15.00;Association of Rural Municie-
•palities membership 5.00; Municipal
World Ltd. supplies 1,4.00; R Dave-
ideon 'coal ,Hall 46.05; F G IBenthront
postage 5.00; T., Kyle salary 73.80;:
F G Benthron. Fire' nsurance
25.00; Provincial Treasurer Intb
suli.
L16; N Jonnes Labour ,Hall 4.40e:
.1 Pfaff Teaming S 4.80 Snowplow- •
ing 12.60 17.40; W Coleman Team-
ing S B 4.80.; G Beer Labour S
LW; B Todd Labour S ,3.20; E.
Dick Labour S. R 3.20r G Schwalm
Labourur 8.20; C Kipfer Labour
B 8.20; J Smith Labour 813, 3:20; L.
Noakes Labour S R 3:20; Pasemorse
supplies Rink 5.30 Hall .72 6.02'
Hydro Commission Hydro Hall 23.05:
E Fink repairs and supplies 13.20e
rink 3.55 a16,75; W Allan snowplow-
ing streets 49.50; W Brown sweeping
-compound Hall 9,50. Total Sa89.11.
Middleton &Twitohelt that account
be paid as read. Carried.
Parke &Brownthat By -Law No. -r
be given first arid second reading..
Carried. Twitchell &Middleton that.
By -Law No.7be given third and final'.
reading and finally passed. Carried:.
That we ask the Canadian Legion,
to furnish a list to. the Causelties•
hat they consider should be added(
o our War Memorial in front of the.
Town
e Ith''lio-uncil went upstairs an&
bowed the new Stage curtain recent -
y installed and (lorded by the fire-
men and , all heartily approved the:
The Clerk was instructed 'to notify -
W. Geromette thespecial Polle
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nerY 0,, ept ot National Re- Ames L. Pa,terston; ate*,