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THE HOME INSURANCE CO.
Insures your Property without
Premium Note, and guarantees no
special assessment.
THE WESTERN . FARMERS'
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paid $1.1s (:00 loss in the November.
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SCHOOL REPORT
et of Sep. S.S. No. ',Bay.
A Sr. IV ;-Gerald Denomy 85.%,Jul
Coerieeau, absent.
Sr. III; -Irene Corriveate 76,
- ?icto1 penomy 73, Athenese Den
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bray 65.
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cl 7
Jr. III; -Melvin Beard s •it;?` hearts when we are absent
Louis Ducharme 74, Annarena Du One Prom the other.
+clsariue 65, Cecilia Laporte 54, While we are sorry to part with
1lladeline Laporte 63, Udell Sopha you, we want to submit to the will
5o.
III; --Devin', Denomy 6 fit to open a wider field of sere
I3envmy 55, Telles Denomy 86, . Ur ice for which you have tried, dil-
ban Denomy 61, Victor Ducharme io-ernti to fit =ourself. We .peel
$2, Clifford Corriveau 61, Lawr- assured that wherever your lot,
once Corriveau 64, Augus Bed- may be cast, you will continue to
itrd 67, Lucein ' Corriveau 52. be a conscientious guide to many.
Sr. 1 -Emery Denomy 75, Ray- "Good Bye" is a hard word to
reared Denomy 82, speak. The hand is clasped; the
Jr. T; -Elmer Denomy, Edgar word is spoken, we part and are
Sopha, Madeline Bedard, Leona
out on the ocean of time, we go
Denomy. to m%et again -Where`? Solue-
_ Miss G. Zettel,teacher where.
As friends crowd around and
SCHOOL REPORT give' you their hands, may you de -
Report of Dashwood P. S. for tect in each' "Good Eye" the love
March is as follows. that lingers there, and may you
Sr, V -Book keeping, Comp;., bear with you the memory of our
Wig., Geometry, Spelling ;- _ M. pleasant associations many days.
Tienfan 87%, E. Howard 85, C. Sten -Since change is the order of.
lenges) 75. things here we sincerely hope that
Jr. V; Book keeping, Comp., Al- yours may be for the best and
geb., Spelling; -l. Ravelle 79, A. that a kind °Providence may guide
Roffman 77, E. Guenther 77, F. prosper and bless you in all your
Iartleib 73, P. 1leinstiver 73, a M. future undertakings.
Jennison 70, .J Guenther 58. "Mispah"
Hygiene,Signed
one
behalf .f
I � Liter., Spell., 1 0£° Go71me
Sr V', ,n Erie
•tromp.; L. Tiemnan 87, A. Rader ends, --J. L. Foster, (Pastor); L,
1, L, Eveland 70, C. Snell 65, . L. McKinley; Mrs. James Stephen-
Willert 65i , son, Rep. English church.
Jr. IV; Sam 'ebsubjects;- iEl iasis. Erratt made a very esuit-
tleaupner 90, L. Reid 88, V. Birk able reply and thanked the peo-
87, A. 1 elelrnian 75, V. Baker x56, ple for their. I indnees and thought
Ziui'nam' x51, L. Baker : 41., fulness. W very pleasant • social
x missed exams, evening was spent,
.Ti :. li i vur.1 Principal.
Sr. Ili; --Total ' marks 300 ;- H.:i , s > .n�
125 1', cirOrnem
Hartle:17 21'm, C', l+isb 3r 111.
?Vtil.dred White 195,.
Jr, II; Total marks 380.; -.For-
epee Guenther 324, Theada Hayter
324 ,Godo' Bender 291, Ivan Sip -
peed 303,Ireonard Bender 260,
Meegaret, . Merrier 236,Louis Ziuz•.
Mee 211, Garnet Burmeister • 29'7.
IC. Ea esters, Teacher.
Jr II; --Martha G•reupner 287,
Nelda I+'aesold 268, 'Earl Witmer 253
Fieyd Wein 251, Willie E‘ -eland 243
Pearl Bender 218, Selina Genther
169, Adam Stir 83, Louis', St.tubuy
57,
etc 11 A,--ITte n Nidi ser 513,E1-
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13 E; -da Kraft 445x, Earnest Rinker 4i3e
Wallace Wein 401, Itir in Guenther
369,.
Sr.. Pt. TI;-rietm. Nay'"ii're" 111 B.-
anche Edighoffein 108, Varda Bmu-
meister" 383, Geo. White 353, Ruth
Kleinstiver 293x, Addis•nr Mason
'03x:'
Jr. Pt. II; -Ruppert Staitton 265
Victor Kraft 242, Rudolph Vincent
223, Arthur Moven z191, Oliver Ste
aubus 198, Pearl Schad.' 165.
Sr. Pt, I; -Edna Fisher 379,
Sophia ' Stire 327, Morris Mumps)
305, Melvin Restemeyer 293, Ethyl
Head 239, Verna Kraft 200x, Harry
Miller 198.
Jr. Primer; -Hugh O'Connor 198
Morris White 180, Irene Genttner
'195, Herbert Schlundt 140, Harry
Rinker 130.
Pearl Tiernan, Teacher.
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STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
II
The rain and snowstorm of Sat-
urday and Sunday stopped see:l-
ing operations, but. it assisted in
bringing out a large number of
voters to the polls on Monday.The
vote in Stanley stood 510 for the
affirmative and 124 for the neg-
ative.
Mr. Elmer Keys, who has been
taking a course at the Ontario'
Agricultural College, Guelph, dux-
;ng the winter months, has ret-
urned to his home on Babylon.
.Mrs. Margaret Erratt, who has
',pent the past two years at her
halm in Stanley, left on Monday
:for Edmonton., whore she has ac-
cepted a position as Deaconess
in connection with' a church there.
On Wednesday evenin of last we-
ek, a large gathering of the nei-
ghbors and friends met at the
home of Mrs. Erratt, prior to he's•
departure for the West, and pre-
sented her with a good Club
Bag and a Bible and the following
address.
Goshen, April 13, 1921
Dear Friend ;-
As you have decided
to begin work in a field far fr®m
us and are se soon to leave us
we dould not restrain the desire
to spend `a social evening at your
home with you before yopr dep-
:irture. You have been so fa'thful
in the discharge of. your duties and
so alerts -to take adv-antave of
your tlyn,ei 'f3 social activities,
of the church and community. You
have been such a sympathetic and.
faithful friend to one and all.
We feel very keenly the loss
your removal will be_to the Sun
day School, the Choir, the 'W. M.
S., and t m,e Epworth League. In
all branches of church work you
have been a wonderful help show-
ing unselfishness and devotion in
Your Master's service. To a
'Christian, in the Master's Ser-
vice, her highest and best reward
We do not ask you to accept these
gifts as in any way a reward of
what` you have done, but we think_
this occasion eminently befitting
that we record our appreciation
of you. They are very slight to-
kens but we hope they may serve
to be one of the ties that ma'v bind
2, Violet of an all -wise- God eelho has seen
C. 13. Snell is puttlire in the fou-
Jc. III;; "total marks 375; -Anna n:letion for a . new Boase behind
'Tie elan 3199, Eugene Tiernan 307, the jewel G irago.
geennth Wein 260, Grate Guenther M,•,;ara, • ooi-' and Pilon are
,sal d' 0 ai ece'nBeer 2'8, Hamri (enlarging the. Grey -Dort (Garage �-
Hoffman 1314: Al c ---inert 180, Ed by remove); a couple partitions ere; a few weeks holidays with
y,,., 168. Arneet:i: Steiahagen at the ear, 1r •�,. Ihie parents, Mr. and Mrs, T,
140: „ T M . and Mra. tlno. 1wry�.(T'.` ba',r. p.1,r nr.
;it% ,I; ".otel mai•',.s We -41'111i move. inc,Fthe lrn,Ys they resent -1,, a... rieyisterrri . COMM odare `.filly
7 a
I•Icim tsr i �Y 3i8 Cc,m i m..,,• 1'` m :ne,s c ly h m V*. b r.m•h , a'i timai Crrrmri! Err i r t , tee months and, three weeks
t327, Ufrlie Ilvut.rhlm 315, Aaron ,�y'm l: t :i .,m m 1 Ani stre3ti. of m, v.7 im. el"livered last week tc
Ices=ofwee' 3'2 B le'o Mernh' 261 (Aegt'tmlle Falter tieii.ert pose �c er:le: Sons, Olkton, Mich
sed away op Monday afternoon,
April 11th, at Victoria. Hospital,
London, when the ,death, oeeured
of Sarah Lowe, wife of Richard
Davis at the age of 51i years.
Wm. Baker, while engaged in
tearing down Reeve Beaver's old
il.:tnie'bai ding on Main St. on Thu-
rsday last, lead the misfortune to
fall from the top part to the gro-
und. below, injuring his hand quite,
,severely. He will be off duty for
some time.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Tho
Bi,sett, lot 17, con. 3, Usborne,was
the scent of al pretty wedding at;
,loon, April 13th, .when their youn-
ngest daughter, Hazel F,,became
the bride of Harvey Hill, of Sar -
nisi,
H Ruenoler e't on There: ay last.
for Winnipeg, accompanied a. car
of stock and effects, Mrs,' Runa-
oht' followed on Friday, they will.
reside in Winnipeg.
Dr. R, Hodgson and wife . of
Saskatoon, Sask., are here visiting
his mother, Mrs. Hodgson and his
sister, Mrs. R. Skinner.
CREDITON
• Albert Morlock in on the sick
list and unable to attend his work.
H. Eilber .and Ed. Beaver are
at Grand Bend working at summer
cottages.
Art Holtzman spent the week-
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J, H.. Holtzman.
Dan. Mcisaac has bought himself
a Ford Sedan. He has also taken
out an agency for Farm Inmplem-.
ents and has Made several sales..
Mrs. C. Zwicker and son Gerald
have returned home from Toronto
visiting her sister there.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The council of the Township of
Sienhen convened in the Town:
R,11, Credi`.on, on Monday, the 4th
of April .1921 at 1 p.m. All mem-
bers were present. The minutes
of the previous meeting were read
end adopted.
By-law No. 277. appropriating
*penmen for expenditure on Town-
'ihin Roads for the year 1921, hav-
ina' been read three times be pas -1
'ed and signed by the Reeve. and
Clerk and the seal of the Crorpor-
atian attached thereto.
The Clerk was instructed to re
guest W. D. Sanders J.P. to' give
hien a statement of all the fines
he' had received since 1910 from
residents of the Township of Ste-
phen and also to state to' whom
said fines had been paid while ac-
tin as a Justice of the Peace.
I,
the matter of the correspond
Pelee re; Geo. Hill, no action be
taken.
The following orders were pas-
sed;
as-sed;
Re Elliott, work S.B. 3.00; A. Hod-
,ins Co. gas •act. 5.50; Bursar Ont.
Flc,spital Woodstock re; William's
1950; Harold Ryan' and others gra-
ding S. B. 14.00; A. Moser, grading
S.B. 6.25; S. Webb, grading con.
18&19 6.00. •
The council adjourned to meet
again in Crediton on Monday the
end day of May 1921 at 1 p.m.
Henry Eilber, CLERK.
. COUNTY NEWS
Miss May Clarke, daughter of
Mr. Wm. Clarke, of Usborne, had
the misfortune to have her arm,
broken. She was driving a horse
when it became frightened, and,
striking the animal with a whip
it kicked, striking Miss Clarke on
the arm,
The engagement is announced of
Verna Beatrice, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Preszcator of the
'mrd con.. Stpehen, to R. Orville
Wwitchell of Hensall, eldest son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Twitchell of
Brandon, Man„ the marriage to
take place in this month.
The tenders for the new Meth-
odist Church at Brinslev have been
awarded as follows,; -Ross Taylor
Co., Exeter all furnishings and
rough lumber; Publ'c Utl'ties Co-
mmission, Exeter, lighting and
wiring; Wm. Mellin, or Greenway,
carpenter work; Wm. Herr's, Ailsa
Craig, painting. The heating and
brickwork go to Parkhill man.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Butt have
got their household effects moved
into their new home and in the
course of a week or so will have,
possession of the store now own
ed by Mr. 'Brownlee, Kippen.
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HENFAL.
.. The town council has purcheeed
three acres of land, wast of the
park, for sites to induce manuf-
acturers ,to locate here.
Miss Irene 'Douglas is confined
to her home through illness and
as a result her school in Tucker-
smith: is closed for the present.
Miss. Vercy Geiger has returned
from T.ronto where she visited
friends for the pest three weeks;
C. A. Redmond of .Dorchester
renewed acquaintances here lastp
week, He has been farming near
Dorchester, and recently sold
out.
G, C. Patty has purchased the
pi opt rte of the late Mrs, Smalls
r ,•Elms i,t mill St,
Earl Palmer of .Detroit is seen -
THINGS T LOOK FOR -
WHEN YOU BUY A TRACTOR, BE SURE THAT 'I1 HAS ALL THE FEATURES ESSENTIAL .
TO ALL-ROUND SERVICE, EFFICIENCY AND ECONOMY OI` OPERATION.
FOR INSTANCE LOOK FOR--- r
A. kerosene engine so that you can use cheap fuel, thereby doing your work at the lowest
possible cost.
A'throtle governor to regulate the fuel to the load v=ariations,• insuring uniform. speed of both'
tractor and driven machine in addition to fuel economy and saving one man's time when engaged
hi belt work. HURON COUNTY COUNCIL PURCHASED FIVE TITANS IN ONE ORDER. MORE
I. H. C. TRACTORS IN USE THAN ALL OTHERS COMBINED.
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RU e C.1'Bri�-.,R C°MPAN .D" !1`1 D
fanimuteszni.cEasot W1N0HAA2. 0 NTA RIO. i
1 have been appointed Agent for this district for the
above Celebrated Inner Cushion Tires. And wall be -
eased to give a denionstrati_on at any time. Call and
John Hey,
Jr. F- Zurich
The colt was raised on Dr. Moir's
fern, weighing 1130 pounds and
purchased for $400.
Mrs.. Eliza Jane Coleman relict
of the late Francis Coleman, pas-
sed away on' Tuesday of last week,
April 12th, at her home at time ad-
vanced age of 83 years and 22
days;. her husband: having prede-
ceased her 16 years. The decease
'd was born in Vaughan Township
near Toronto, and came with her
parents When she was seventeen
years, of age and settled on a farm
on the Parr line, Stanley, a year
later she was married to the late
Francis Coleman 'and settled on a
farm' on the I'err line, Stanley,
where' they lived for many years,
coming to Finn Sall about 18 years
ago.
AUCTION SAIF:
01 Household Effects to be held
on the old Johnston Farm, half
mile east of Dryedale, on Satur-
day, April 23rd, at 1.30 o'clock p,
m, sharp, the following .articles;
2 bedsteads and springs, Fold-
ing cot -bed, bureau, chest, exten-
sion table, cupboard, cook stove
for wood or coal, wood heater,
churn, butter bowl and ladel, ap-
ple peeler and apple rack, robe,
tring of bells and numerous other
articles.
TERMS ;-CASH.
Oscar Klopp, auctioneer.
Jemima John :ton, Propxietoress.
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects, Etc. at
Grand Bend, on Friday April 22nd
at 1,00 o'clock sharp the following.
1 driving mare Gym old; 1
cow •5 yrs. old due May 27th; lig
ht wagon and rack; buggy, set
light harness and hares, scuffler;
3 light wagon seats and cushions;
new light wsgon, new meat barrel,
other barrels, dining room chairs,
icleb card, single - bed, coal oil
i 'ttee, wood heater, base burner,
2 'cross cut swas, corn planter,, 2.
parlor lamps, some dishes, also
l,.,ling, gasoline pop corn and pea-
nut tnachane; Huntnobile ear Model
M., :Ford car fully equipped and.
numerous am tides.
TERMS; --1418 and under, cash.
Over that amount; 6 7nonths credit
ti ill be given or fum nie'hing appro,
3% .
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T. W, Robin 'on, :Bert '.dolt,
Auctioneer. Proprietor
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4 We have a limited quantity of t
Flax Seed suitable for feed pur=
poses which we will sell -'at avery
reasonable price.
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These two articles are made from chrome
leather, the strongest, toughest leather known.
They will not harden with sweat or water. They
have great strength and wearing qualities that
Will more than please you. May we show you
our fine selection of halters and harness. s
le, THIEL Zurich
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