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ZURICH, THURSDAY "MIORNING, FEBRUARY23, 1928,
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The Eye Specialist
TO RELIEVE EYE STRAIN AND
BANISH HEADACHE On
THURSDAY AFTERNOON ANP
FRIDAY FORENOON
March id and 2nd
AT •
Dominion Hotel
ZURICH, ONT.
Why not end that Fagged and
nervous feeling and The Defect-
ive Vision by Securing of Our
Famous Meniacua Lenses; and by
Sr. II -Lorne Rader 64, Ern
Becker 61,
Jr. II -Elgin Rade- 72, 'Herbert':
Miller 69, Harold Schwartzentrli +
ber 64, Hildegard 63, Verno.n?
Schwartzentruber 63, Vernon Be-
cker 52.
Sr. 1 -Donald Oestreicher 75,E°g
Glen Walper 72, Freida Becker 68,
Deleon Schwartzentraber 65.
Primer -Eunice Oestreicher, Carl
Oestreicher ,Elmore Rader.
H. W. Brokenshire, Teacher.'
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
$14.00 •
BUYS - A REGINA
Mr. Earl E. Weido motored to
Goderich, on Wednesday.
M.r, John Brenner visited with
DEATH OF J. T. KEYS :friends at Kitchener over the week
On Wednesday of last week,
death removed one of Stanley's
prominent residents in the person
o? Mr. J. T. Keys. Mr. Keys was
end.
Dr. John Ester, of Saskatchewan,
and a former resident of the
Goshen Line, Stanley, is t=i+sitiug
born on Babylon Line nearly 68 with Par; Wm.. Lamont, as well
years ago•, he was the eldest sort..as other relative] in the commun-
of, the late 1VXr. and. Mrs. Andrew; AY.
Keys and all his life has been 5p Next Sunday evening, Feb-
ent on Babylon Liae. He took an ruary 26th, Rev. H. Rembe, L.B.
active interest in public affairs and S., tvi l preach his farewell sermon
for a number of years was a to his congregation. Everybody
member of the Stanley Council. 'welcome. Come early of yot
our great Skill and Method, We Ile also took a deep interest in the,want a +seat.
can help when others fail. , work of the church and Sabbath' Mr. E. E. Wuerth motored to
school ,and held an official pea- Kitchener over the week -end, and
ition in the former Methodist ch- on Saturday he attended a con-
-arch anal later in the United churchvention of the Imperial Lie As -
for about 50 year's: ,He also was surance Co. at •Guelph, returning
a bible student of rare ability and home on Sunday afternoon, Mrs.
taught the Bible Class int he Gos- Wueith, who has been for a few
hen S, S. fer a great many years., weeks at Kitchener returned with
Not only was he active in pub lie.,
lit life and church work, ibut ho Ir. Herb. Mous,eau; made a
made a success of farming, and. business trip to Toronto the lat-
by industry built up for himself ter, part of the past week, and
an 1 family a fine borne on Babylon .while there he signed an agreement
SCHOOL REPORT
S. S. Na. 8, Hay. The 'follow-
ing report shows the' relative st-
anding of the various pupih for
the mid -winter exams. Honours
7n„ pass 60.
Sr. IV -Norman Walper 67
Jr. IV-Emelia Rader 67, Pearl
d 61.
W'iegan
Sr. III-OttaBecker 72, Melton line. The late Mr. Keys was un-
• Wolper 6.1.
to handle the products of the
ited in marriage about 10 years a Willy Overland Co., autos, and
:VTJr. III - Edward Gagstetter 83, go to Miss Elizabeth Peck, who, on returning Mr. Mous'seau bro-
Dorothy Rader 72, Jean Weber 71, with a family o{ two daughters ught glen] a nets Whippet -four
Harold Rader 67, Elmore Gagstet- and one son •survi's'e him.The ihrch comes kn a very nice and
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ter 61. family are; Mrs. Austin Sturdy of, attractive light color. Mr. 1VIous-
Goderich, Tpa Mrs. ; Wm. J. Clara., °sego gigs already sold this car, and
of Stanley and 'Clifford of ofi „ 1-1,;f: his pro3pects for good , and
lBabylon Line '"':He is also •survived more of this tried and proven line
e".. tweet* WOOtlI!•eeeeea eeee•O•e•e •oeee•• • by one brother Nelson W. Keys of cars. He has also sold a Dur-
• of Babylon Line. Much symp- ant sedan, used, to. Mr. heals Sch-
• athy is felt for Mrs. Keys and ilbe of town. See his adv. on
• ' family in • their loss of la kind and pale eight the wonderful range of
• ' goyim' husband and father. The cars at his command to supply the
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Men's Lumbermen Robbers,,Regular $4.50 Sale at -- -Vara
Boys' Lumb•ermen Read, Beg. $3.50, at Sale -4.
Child's, Heavy Robber*. Ressler $2.60, Sale at ._ . $i.40 •
Calf alf BIacla.. Goodyear Welt, Reg. $5.G0 Sale at _.._.$3.65 ••
Boy's Solid Leather, .Scheel Shoes. Reg. $3.50 Sale at — $2.45 e
Women's Felt and Yid Bsamdonr Slippers, Reg. 1-75, Sale -.. 951e
Chii_dren's Shoff from 3,9e. to _.-. _ _ . _- ____ $L19
Men's Rubbers', all diftesa Mol' A.T. at -_... _ 1r111�
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funeral was -held on Saturday to public lwith.
Bayfield cemetery and was larg- 1 Much sympathy is extended to
ely attended. Rev. J. Penrose OE' Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mass, of the
'Varna. conducted the service. The 14th con., in the lo -ss of their little
floral tribute as well as the pas- 18 months old son, who the begin -
I tor's address and the large crowd
ning of last week, in ,abegin playful
of sympathizing friends •spoke of mood pulled the plug out ,of the
,the high esteem in which taede- ,mood
machine and part of
ceased was held. The pall bear -
tile boiling contents of boiling wat-
ers being six nephews of the de -ler running on his leg. While the
ceased ,scalding in itself seemed not 1so
• Mr. Rufus Keys of Port Col -
bad, yet the scare and pain drove
borne attended the funeral of his the Tittle .fellow into convulsions,
Icou:.in the late JwsT. Keys. and on Wednesday he passed ;a -
Mrs J. McKinley of Clinton',os wsry
place to the R. C. cemetery.
, funeral which was a very
spencling a few days at the home sad and heartrendering one took
of her son Elgin McKinley in St-
arrley.
Mr. Lorne' Finlayson of Tucker -
smith spent Sunday with his friend
Frank McCiinchey.
Evangelical Church Notes
ZURICH ONT.
Tuesday eve., 7 p.m. -Jr. League
Thursday 7.30 p.rn. Prayer and
Praise'
Friday 7.30 p.m. -Senior League
Friday 8,30 p.m. -Choir Practice
WILLIAM BARRET BATTLER -
PASSES
In ,the death of Mr. Willia,mi
Barret Battler, last Thursday, Feb-
ruary 16th, It his community has
lost one of its most respected cit-
izens. - He was one of the sturdy
pioneers and honorab:e human 1 ind
marks ofHay Township. Waa
a fine type -oaf christen manhood,
nn honorable member of the Evan -1
ge'.ieal Church for 54 years. A W
good 'neighbor, a loving husband tO
and a devoted fattier. -He was
born January 15, 1851 in Wilmot
Father -Well son, it's time for S. Town"ship, Waterloo County, wh-
- School, betterhustlealong. dere he grew•up to'young manhood
:son-Nah, I won't bother going, to- 'and was - i:urted in marriage to
day. I want to read the tunny Danny
Gardner in 1873. A son
paper. • I and dau°'titer were given them,
Father -Th& very idea! Church Itis wife and son predeceased him.
worship and S. School are two In 1887 he married Martha Weller.
of the best things in the world A eon and daughter were born to
They bring out angelic char t tants union. The daughter cued. in
16 Size, 15 Jewel, Beautifully
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COAL
DELAWARE & mums
and
D. L. & W. SCRANTON
COKE
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Received a shipment of waterproof
Robes which I am retailing far be-
low Catalogue prices, get your's at t`
Special Price $12.50 large size
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SHOE REPAIRING
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atter in us. Run thong .now
;Sou -Then wliy don't you a.ndMa
come along Pa?
3Vlothec-Say' D'ad your boy spoke
for God. If Cliorch worship and
S. School are good for everybody
Why aren't we there? '
gather -Weil their- where's our
stuff lets all go!
10.00 •a" nr► Worship
Sahject--A call to M.:lesions.
the years of her childhood. Tae
late M1. Battler resided in Wilmot
i 7'ownsaip for 8 years, after't h eh
rime he came to Pluton Co. and
lived on the present homestead for
nearly half a century and became
a •th arta f''mar, IIe is riurvived
by bis -comp n'on, one b •cthe.• John
Battler, Shakespeare, Ont., one.
si•.:tn, M•.'s. Isobe le on the home-
stead at present, one daughter,
Mrs. John Bonder, Dashwood,Ont.
eight grandchildren and many ot-
her near friends and relatives.Tdta
uneral services were held on
Sunday afternoon Feb. l9th, mem-
orial Service was held at theEv-
angelical Church, Zurich. The
church was filled to capacity by
tl r `11,-c�rnr^aliip people who came from far and
Subject 1Iieslon5, a man-sized near to pay their tribute of honor
Job, and respect to the departed, Rev.
Let all the Congregation come to
the Hill of Zion -in a great and
jti1 iilant Mi§sionary Rally on
aSrfaltay niornan •' and a ve;iing.. • ••
It aro-1iible Sc'hooir
The Dorcas Sisters "Bible Class,
Miss L. Faust Teaches, will be
in charge of opening Devotional
Exercise's.
J. E. Gaucho, ,Superintendent
f ev. ' l : Y. Dreirr>i Paator
W. Y. Dreier was in charge of the
;solemnities. Burial was made at
the ceatetery on the Babylon lin.
'rhe nheartfe t sympathy of their
i* nth' tei'St e4 i,goes oat twtlae uto''
tn'nin ' Attti Alyn
Five Good Used Cars for SALE
1927 -Ford Coach, Baloon Tires and in perfect condition.
1926 Ford Coupe, Baloon 'Tires, lots of Extras, Speedometer,
'Automatic Wiper, Water pump, bumpers, heater, and spot
Light.
1925 -Ford Coach including two bumpers, automatic wiper,
Heater and Baloon Tires
1922 -Ford Coupe leaded with extras and in perfect condition,
New Tires,
1925 Ford Coupe, baloon Tires, Heater and Shock absorber&
THESE CARS ARE 'IN PERFECT RUNNING CONDITION.
ASK FOR DEMONSTRATION.
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SHOE MERCHANTS
THE SHOE STORE WITH THE STOCK.
AGENTS for the New Ford CAR And TRACTORS
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In order to reduce our Stock we
are putting on a two weeks sale of
all lines of Dry Goods such ;s
FLANNELETTES, FLANNELS, PRIN9i'S, GINGHAMS, ; L&CE
INAW FLANNEL, SERGE'S, SILKS AND COTTONS,,' S.
AND BOY'S UNDERWEAR, SWEATERS, • •'1;OP SHIRTS Ala It
WINDBREA'KERS, LADIES, GIRLS' AND CHILDREN'S°r UN-
DERWEAR, SWEATERS, `STOCKINGS, MITTS,. GLOVES,ETC.
Shoes and Rubbers, Dishes, Hardware, Harness Repairs, eve+sy-
thing will go at Greatly Reduced Prices. Sate Conlosaserrst
>Y 28th.
JANUARY 14th and ENDS ON JANUARY
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