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ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST 9, [928,
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ADVERTISING OF THE "NEW
KOESTER" BATTERY AND BAT-
TERYLESS SETS AND THE NEW
LOW PRICES I
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ships awarded by the Council of
Hay Township were won as follows:
'First of $27.50, Hugh McEwen,
No., 10 Hay; total.608 marks..
Second of .$16.50, Elda Gingerich,
No. 6, Hay; total 607.
Third of $11.00 Richard Bedard,
No. 7, Hay; total 605.
These three scholarships are given
annually.
Three Suggested for Huron County
Office
The hoard of management of the
4.. Huron County Children's Aid Sod-
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'other day to deal with the
ions for the position of superintend-
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vacancy was caused by the resignot-
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Received a shipment4of waterproof
Robes which 1 am retailing far be-
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Newest Fashion Thoughts I
In Spring Footwear
BROWNS- Boot Shop
WINDOWS FOIL L AN 'IN -
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THEY ARE ALIITEORVavE AS TEE !LAST ISSUE OF VOGUE II
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THEY WILL IMPOiSS YOU WITH AN ALTOGETHER NEW 'II I
SPRING FOOTWEAR FASHIONS
STANDARD OF VALUE AT THE MODERATE MKS&
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE '.0aly the 'beet a maierigte the llseason of Wm. L. Keys., he was
used. Bring tient tid ate, and you .aro assured of liatie2wation
r . MIME GOOD SHOES •COST LESS.
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Mr. E. Peine of Detroit, is visiting
with. Mr. and Mrs. H. Yungtaut.
Miss Alberta Finlay of the Town
Line has returned from Detroit,
Mr. Janes Scott, the new barber,
visited at his home in Blyth over the
week -end.
Norma,n Buchanan of Peter-
hof°, renewed Acquaintances in town
on Mlindak. •
1Mr. and Mrs Truemner
and family motored to, Parkhill on
Sunday.
11/Liss Tillie Miller of Toronto, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Sylv.
Witmer.
Little Dorothy Weido is spending
a week with her aunt and uncle, Mr.
were received and 14 of these were and Mrs. Fred. Turner, at Goderich.
• Mr. Well. Hybein of Listowell cal-
led at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
' Garnet Jacobe one day this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Feldruppe and two
children of Cleveland, Ohio, called
on friends in the village on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Jacobe and
son Laird, Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Jac-
obe •and daughter Susie, spent Sun-
day at Parkhill.
Mr. Oliver Johnson of Goderich,
and son Oliver from Toronto, were
•Tuesday visitors at the home of Mr.
Mr. Gerald Denomme of Detroit: Thomas Johnson.
spent a few days with •his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Denomme.
Messrs. Rejinue and Doret Corri-
voted on by the bbard. It was de-.
cided to recommend to J. J. Kelso,
Provincial Secretary • of the Child-
ren's Aid Society, the appointment
of one of the three applicants receiv-
ing the most votes. .As a result of
the vote, Robert. Turner,
reeve of
Goderich; H. T. Edwards, tax collect
or of Goderich; and J. J. Hayes,
warden of Huron County, were re-
commended for the position.
• DRYSDALE
• Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Bender of List-
owell and son Roy and daughter
•Lilly, visited the week -end at the
veau were guests at the home of home of Mrs. B. Pfile.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corriveau last
. and Mrs, Hartman Steinbach,
.of Iretioit, aid Mr. Daniel Stein-
bach of Holly, Mich., were the week-
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Stade
Mr. and Mrs. Sovereign Ducharine
of the 14th Concession spent Sun-
day at the home of M. and Mrs.
John Ducharine.
The many friends of Miss Cecelia
Laporte, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
3. B. Laporte, will be happy to learn
that she is improving from her rec-
ent very serious illness. •
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Mr.and Mrs. Arthur Peck, of
Akron, Ohio, are visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dowson and
other friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. J. T. Keys of Babylon Line
is visiting at present with her daugh
ter Mrs. Austin Sturdy of Goderich
Tenntship.
Mn. Thos. Stephenson who under-
=ent an operation in Clinton Hospit-
al. Dad week is progressing favorably.
A former highly respected resid-
tail oaf Stanley Township passed a-
,. • 'may in Seaforth on Friday last in
Brown's EDDI
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Ininn wort the Babylon Line,. Stanley,
comer 76 years ago where he contin-
axed to live till about 12 yearss ago
-token he and his wife quit the farm
:and moved to Seaforth. Four ye-
Aimutew EssoLvir 3 ars .ago ire suffered a struke from
velitch he never recovered and which
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Kelm -was a fine type of Christian
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STYLES in
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BIOSIERY
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.:aft :a church services, he took an
active interest in religious and social
woik, he was also active tu public
ate'wing served for a number of
years in, Stanley Council. Besides
his bereaved wife he is savived by
A family of five children: Iti'm Jas.
:smutf Seaforth; Mrs. Melvin Tal -
ht :and Mrs. J. McAsh of Stanley;
Art. R. Keys of Babylon Line and
Mem. J. M. Keys. The funeral was
lnIld
on Sunday to Bayfield Cem-
etery.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Smith and
lam:illy spent the week -end visiting
Mrs.. Smith's sister near Chatham.
Evangelical Church Notes
ZURICH — ONT.
SUNDAY SERVICES
Worship 10 A. 'M.
Wfll be omitted on August 15th
and 1.2th.
11 SchoOl, •
J. E. Ga4cho, Superintendent.
Worship: 7.30 P. M.
Rev. C. Schrag will. have charge
of the evening •serViees.
/.., V. Dreier. Pakitof
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weide were
Monday visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Turner, Goderich,
they also took in the raves at that
place.
Mr. Edgar Brown spent Sunday
evening the guest of' his uncle Mr.
Wm. Finlay. Mr: Brown and Miss
Finlay leave this week for two we-
ek's vacation at Hayfield.
At the meeting of Hay Council on
Tuesday a resolution war palmed div-
iding the Township of Hay into five
divisions for weed inspection purpos-
es: Div. No. 1 is composed of Cons.
1, 2, and 3 under supervision of Mr.
W. W. Chapman; Div.. 2, Cons. 4, 5,
6 and 7 under Mr. C. Sibmon;
3, Cons. 8, 9, 10 and 2i: under Mr.
David' Dueharme; Div. 4,, Cons 12,
13, 14, and 15 under Mr. W. H.
Haugh; Div. 5, Cons., 15, 1:7, L. ME.
and L. R. W. under Mr. C: C. Schilbe
The Provincial Government is mak-
ing the destruction of noxious weeds
compulsory and Weed Inspectors
The most popular Line of Diata,,
and Rings in Canada
WE HAVE THEM
Hess, The
Jeweller
COAL
NOW IN YARDS +Mt
EIGHT CAR LOADS
OF HIGH GRADE FUEL,
Scranton Anthracite
Minehead Alberta
Solvay Coke
MILLER CREEK SOFT COAL
ALSO POCAHONTAS
H E N SALL ONT.
Phones—Office lOw. Nouse Olt,
The Business Built By Soorrirm,
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Spring
FOOTWEAR
1 Our -Stock of Spring
and Summer Foot-
• wear for. Women,
IMen, Boys and Girls
are now complete
▪ and we invite you
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4: 1923 Ford: Coupe -4 new tires, Upholstering like new. .Sen. -
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1924 Ford Coupe, Saloon Tires; a Real Bargain.,
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DIES IN THE LAKE
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..David Kennedy, 14-year-eld son -6f
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphin Kennedy of Tor
onto, lost his life at Grand Bend on
Sunday. Heart trouble is believed
to be the cause of death,. as no wroter
was found in his lung after recov-
ery of the body, which occured a-
bout five minutes after the lad, in
company with his Mole sister, had
rushed into bathing. Three doctors
worked over the body for a long
time, but without restoring any trac-
es of life. Dr. O'Dwyer, of Zurich,
and also Coroner of Huron County,
decided that an inpuest was unneces
sary. The boy had been working on
the farm of Harrt,, Purdy, north of
Hensel' for about a month and his
parents and young sister carne up ov
et the week -end to visit him and took
him along to the Bend for an outing
'on Sunday with the above results.
The boy was a good swiinmer and of
• such athletic prowess that he had
won the intermediate championship
for his age at the exhibition at Tor-
onto two years ago. His parents
• feel that the strain of the athletie
training had weakened his heart and
this with the sudden plunge caused
death. The body was returned to
Hensell and from thoN taketta Tor-
onto for burial,
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Spring and Summer
GOODS
When you start out to do year
spring and summer buying come
Here
WE CARRY A NICE ASSORTNT OF GINGHAM -S..
PRINTS, BROADCLOTH RAYONS, SHIRTING% COVEONADE
FLANNELETTES, ETC.
SHOES, AND RUBBERS, HARDWARE; A FULL ASSORTMENT
OF PAINTS, FOR SPRING HOUSECLEANING. HARNYISS
REPAIRS A SPECIALTY.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND.
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GENERAL 1WMVONA
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