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Vol. XX' III No7
ZURICH, THURSDAY Mt'RN;NQ, AUGUST 25, 1927.
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ALEX. YfeBEATI1 PASSESS
The funeral of Alexander Me -
'Beath was held recently from his
n e'sidence end con. Stanley, • to
:13aird'is . cemeteryyr. The services
were conducted h3r Rev, W. A.
Ereinttier of the United church, a's-
Asisted by Mr. GCra117xi,iit, of the Pres-
h yterianchurch. mac: MccBeath
-who was a lifelong ren'+ident of St-
anley, was in his Sim year. He was
-well known and had been. a .contr
actor for many year and built
Many buildings in. the 'community.
Re i'3 !survived ,ley one son John,.
-len the homsntestead„ Stanley, and
'SIN, daughters', AFre, Kennard, of
Victoria B.C.; Mrs. 14IeMIxutie„ears.
Cochrane, Mre. J'arraatt, Mrs. Mao-
Briide- and Miss Idaall of Stanley.
and one 'Sister„ Mrs. Hector :Reid
of Hensel' ,and one brother, Wal-
te rof Sa'akatchewa n.
HIGHWAY NON OPEN
With the opening on Saturday
of the Seafortk to Dublin 'stretch
highway, the whole of the Huron
Road is now open for traLCc, withi-
out detours, froi�n, Stratford -tq
Goderich. Th@s year the stret,
ches between Dublin and Seaforth
and from H'aln esiviiie to Clinton
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The Earning Power Series
For �' f . le Aged Men
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.fig. a +�.
, ae , , .p.
which is less than 2° of the sum assured. .q.
His .poiiey may be carried on this basis until age 65 to cover *
his productive period, or any time within ten years he may ;.
change it toa permanent plan under the Conversion Privi:ege
This extremely low premium is subject to reduction by annual +
dividends. The triumph of 1927 in low cost insurance 'protect-
ion Rates at .other ages for $20,000—Aga 25, $257,00; Age 35 4.
$313.00;: Age 45, $116.6; Age 50, $493.00. + - q.-
LONDON LIFE INSURANCE COMPAltTY, of London, Can. .p.
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AN ILLUSTRATION
n yoursummer
visits and visitor
were paved, leaving only thee
i,Seaforth-Clinton eection unpa� et
in the whole road. Thu, is, hour.'
ever,g ood improved gravel high\»
way and will probably be paved.
next year.
LONDON ROAD IS NOW
PROVINCIAL H!GIIWAY
In the Ontario. Gazette contain
ziotice announcing that a str<:toli
of road froze, Luean to Clinton will
be taken over by the :Provincial
Highways department.. During
the early part ,of thelyear theL de-
partment made a 'survey oft the.
,Io'id with tae v;ens of putt ng e'own
a pit ed highway,. The Toad from
London to > lginfield where it con-
nects with the Sarnia gravel is
being paved this year and there
its a detour on the way to London
It is quite poseible that the thirty
mile 'stretch. from; Eiginfield to,
Clinton will be paved next year
connecting with the highway at
Clinton which willgive a ,pavedd
A MAN age 431 may 'seen$ $20000 protection for an annual +I+ (goad fxotn Loidon to Gode,ich. One
depositt of $390.00 hi 1 /, of. the obstacles confronting the
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Brown's Boot ShopWindows
FORRT :�I N INTERESTING STORY Ola NEW SP'
FO.OTW:RAlit IVASHIONS. THEY ARE AUTEORATTVE AS
LAST ISSUE: OF VOGUE.
department in paving this stretch
is the steep hill ,at can One
survey has been mase to yellow
the present roadway and a des-
orel 'survey has been made to tres,
sle ;across the. depression. The
•work o1paving the road through,
Granton, is proceeding rapidly.
BORN
Miss E. Prang is vi�etn„
friends, in Detroit.
Mrs. W. L. Siebert and Mies Leila
Siebert are visiting at ,Kitchener.
Mr, and Mrs. 'John ,Gascho are
'i'$iting relatives around Pigeon,
?Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pfile
Hensel', were Sunday visitors
town.
Mrs. Hollinger and two ,chit-
dren are visiting at the homes of
Mr. H:' Truemner and S. Jacobe.
Mr. Floyd Fink was. a week -end
visitor with his . parents at Blyth.
Mr. John Schnell is still on the
siekl ist, which has durated for
about a year.
12'',s'i . Elizabeth Tru inner of De-
troit spent .her vacation with her
mother and sister in town. -
Mr. and Mr's. Arthur Truemner
and family of Toronto 'spent the
past week with elatives. here.
Miss. Victoria Deichert of St-
ratford was visiting at her 'homes
on the Blind Line on Sunday,
of
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Mr. and Mrs. John Albrecht and
daughter Rose, were •Sunday vise
Smith—At Goshen Line, Hay Tp, hors. with Mr. and Mrs. P. Deichert
on August 8th to Mr. and Mrs:- Sr.
Adelbert Smith, a 'son, Miss Inez Yungb:ut, Miss Flossie
Denomv—At Sauble Line, Hay, ° oiy. Weber and J. Deichert were Sun -
August •9th, to Mr, and Mrs. Wrn day visitors. at Pt:, Elgin.
Denolny, a eon. Messrs. John Kipper andLoui's
Overholt—At Sauble Line, Hay TP Prang motored to Alvilston last
on August 10th, to Mr; apd tT a icdayG -
i 1$11 ilz Overholt, a on ”`
Beehl2r,—At Hay Township on Mr.Henre .Dateas 'of New Haus-
Awirust 11th, to MI;, and Mrs. 1�urg was a week -end visitor with
Jia. Bechtel', a son. Mr. and Mrs, Garnet Deters, Hay
Erb -At Bion;yon Line, Stanley Tp, Tolvirshtp,
on• August .16th to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs J. Snider and daughter
Bessie from Kitchener. spent Tues-
day at the home of Mr,. :and Mrs.
• Aaron Erb, a !Son.
• C"' .1 —At Town Line Stanley
xa3C lU, , ,
o I Tp., . on August 18th, to r.an ,e,
• Mrs Norman Gns^ho, a Eon.
SE- E OUR WINDOW FOR A DIS-
PLAY OF PRINCESS DI,4.M8OND
AND WEDDING RINGS
Very Beautiful in Design. Sold by
Legitimate Jeweller;: Only, 0
Hess, The Jeweller
(JOAL 1927
Spring Delivery
YES WE HAVE
Dropped the Price a� coat':
ANTHRACITE.
TITh BEST GRADES PRO DtUCE: C
IN THE UNITED STATES.
DIRECT FROM THE MINE
GENUINE DNLN & W. SCRA.NTO
The Standard Anthraaitt+e.'•
THE D. & H. LACKAFAi AI+t&
The Free Burning Anctbraeiit:
FILL IJP YOUR BINS BEFORE'
THE PRICES ADVANCE
wants:'.oma
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Phones—Office 10w. How ',Ma
+oi►iO� .414$.4 . *G. *ievt 4P.0, Oopea�p+9•$49®�E4/,,, 4.e'
• LEATHER GOODS ETC.
Harness Trunks Valises Auto ,tees
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WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR LEATHER GOODS, HARNESS
OF ALL KINDS, LEATHER CLUB BAGS, LADIES' Bi3A.GS„
COIN AND OTHER PURSES A FINE DISPLAY ON HAND
GOOD SUPPLY OF MEN'S MITTS, OVERALLS, HORSE 151
ANKETS, ETC. ON HAND.
SPECIAL PRICES ON AUTO TIRES RIGHT NOW.
• Come in and +See our fine display cd Usefull Goods..
4 HARNESS REPAIRING ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE
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O Itaberer—At Zurich, on Augt'st 24,
Mrs, Louis Prang, Leonard and
o to Mr. and Mrs. Peed. Haberer , a V.eole Prang, and Miss Elizabeth
daughter. 7'r zslnliez' motored to -London last
TIIl1R'uciay, { ' .g+
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,Dr. and Mrs. B. Campbell and
THE p family of Toronto renewed old `¢II,
Zurich friends during the past +
RING •
THEY 'WILL Ti5PRESS YOU WITH AN ALTOGETHER NEW
STANDARD OF VALUE OF THE MODERATE ftICES.
AND YOU ARE ASSURED OP SATISFACTION
WHERE GOOD SHOES COST LESS.
SEE OURI WINDOW 11r7r Pi A.Y
rB.6$ Shop
REPAIRING
NEATLY DONE
NOTICE
• ( ZURICH CONTINUATION SCHOOL
e open on Thursday, Sept-
*? ember 1st, and the first two +years
of High School Studies will be
® taught, Classes will be held in
® -what wee formerly Room, IV of the
• Public School, Z.iricle It is imp-
:! ortant that each pupil is present
• ont he opening day ICs \yell as
• every_ day following,. No fee's:
e gill bo charged to residents of
e • Ruron County:
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B. J. Kiopp, Teacher.
WANTED
C , APPLICATIONS WANTED
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Address or hind applications to
,, ndersigned on or before time
t ' roentioned abo' e.
' A. 'P. HESS,
Clerk, Hay Township
e.pplicatioir1 will be received by
the Council of the Township of
Tray up to Two O'Clock, Septem-
ber 6Lh,, 1927, for the position of:
Manager of the Zeeich Telephone
Office. Deti4s will be to take fall
'charge of switching, collections of
tolls in .&rich monthly and tak-
ing eve of thecentral office.
Application's' are requested to
state 'salary,expected.
Evangelical Church Notes
ZURICH - ONT.
Senday
10.00 nen. Worship
Bev, IT. H. Leibold.
11 'a.m.—Bible School,
Gaseho, Superintendent
7.3.7 ',,m —Worship
Rev. H. Ii. Lelbold.
cerybodv is Cordially It left its the thumb and part of Abe
7tev,. W. Y. Dreier, Palatox' i • .; MIr. C0'.ifrel, t3 ,1'eeo'C 11i'ii1„g
as 1 V/illy to call >aC xpeate:T„
week, .-
1VIr. and. Mrs. L. Steppler and ++i+
daughter Ronl•ain; Mr. and Mrs. H.
Steppler all of Kitchener, :spent the
Week -end at the horse of Mrs. L.
Pflle.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Laidlaw and
slaughter Esther of Crosswell, 11'Iicli.
are visiting et the borne. of Mr.and
Mrs. Chas. Weber.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Benedict of
Toledo, Ohio, and;son Melvin, and
Mr, and Mrs, Hy. Volland, were
recent visitors to .f itehener,.
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ZIr, and Mr's. Fred Benedct and
sots Melvin, and Miss Spangue of
Toledo, Ohio, were ,last week vis-
itors with the formers His Cr, Mrs.
Hy. Volland of ,the i3roirson Line.
Miss Pearl Leibold of Stratford
accompanied by Mr.. Harry Arni-
strong, were Sunday e isitors at the
home of Mir., 'and Mrs. Wm. Lei
hc, Id.
Mr. and Mre..Ed, Challes and
1 faiuily of Detroit, visited for a
!few* days avith Mr's, Challes' par-
; Mr. and Mrs. J. Schnell; They
1 were aeconxpanied by Mrs. ,Heigent
and daughter of D: troit+
Mr. Mervyn Shwaliiu nice with
vhat might have b seen a more ser-
ious accident, on Saturday when
he was theowp ,from the disc. Ho
.:;psets,• to peaante his work within
a few day's;, ,
Much eyeepathy is extended to
efr, Wm. C,' Caine of town owing
to the Serious accident that befell
him on Sunday at London. He
e ae taking out, an invalid for a
.drive, whet -he collided with at,-
other car at a bad corder, and. as
Mr, CaIIIas ,had the gless on the
'Mildew at his stili. half ;way'up,
it is thought he tried to catch hint-
self evh n the tro cars met, and ; in
some way lit4 h;itid ,was: to badly
smashed that the four fingers aryl
Part :of the palmy had ito be =mut-
ated, and prac:tic:tlle all that es
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NOW is the time to secure your
New Spring Footwear for Style --
while our Stock is complete
WE HAVE MANY NEW LI NES TO SHOW YOU IN E'EN'S
WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S UP TO DATE FOOTWEA£L
A COMPLETE STOCK OF MEN'S AND BOYS WORKBOOTS,
Where Quality, Style and Prices Calmat
We Win!
C. SON
SHOE MERCHANTS
Repairing promptly done, Rubber Soles Vulcanized on antler
Boots, Etc.
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We Invite You
To call and see Oar new Rayol,
Silks, Broadcloths, G i n g i ams,
Prints, Galateas, ShirL rtillgs, Denems
Etc.
ALSO DRESS LENGTH'S FOR LITTLE GIRLS, 14'.IIS•SE;:e;4j1
LADIES, ALL OTHER LINES OF OUR STOCK WELL "";.ESCl ;
TED UP. AT REASONABLE PRICES.
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