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ZURICH, THURSDAY PAORN,ING, AUGUST 16, I928,
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ADVERTISING OF THE. "NEW
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• IN MAGISTRATE1ISTRATE COURT
Reckless driving was the charge in
four cases before Mag. Reid, God--
erich the past week. These were all .'
from the southern part of- the County
hi three cases the line was $10 and
costs , but'the fourth case -the penal:
ty 'was $25 and costs, the driver in
this case giving a particular glaring
example of lack o contrei of his
car. County, Traffic Officer Crich
has brought in a number of cases
but no • doubt the fact that • he is
'known to be patrolling lessens the
speeding considerable. J. A. Myers
cif Hay Tp., was found guilty in two
counts on. Monday last. Far. keep-
ing liquor for sale he was sentended
to two months in jail, but an appeal,
eii:eter 11 Omith, Publig1141
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molesting foxes and disposing of fur
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Game and Fisnerios .Act. As the
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evidence ;^,ho'.vcd that the alleged off
ences took place in the county of
• ,Lomhton, the chars:es were clismiged
i Received a ship-ment of waterproof
Robes which 1 at retailing tar be-
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THEY ARE AUTHORAITIVE AS THE .LAST ISSUE ay VOGUE cv
THEY WILL TittloRESS YOU WITH AN ALTOGETHER NEW g and Hort. I. .
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STANDARD OF VALUE AT 'ME MODERATE PRICES. 0 •, and ort. J..
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE Only the best of Materials is g , f,rttic,, G. Eng. Gram., Agi. and
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Dougall was fined $10 and costs and'
default of payment is serving
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on days in jail. For peddling with-
out a license in Hullett Tp., Harry
and cot. • A
young man out late at night and
runningshort of gas roused the .ker
e pump at Dayfield
When the
keeper rei.:usecl co get up and ace,
omodate him, he broke the lock of
thc pny.tp and took enough gas to'
get ho•no with. I-7ov this he was
sossed ;z„,•‘;;) and ct.
• Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT'.•
.SehoOl. Exaraina
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Mr. and Mrs, A. F. Hess were on
a business trip to Exeter on Monda.y.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mcidinger of
Exeter, were Sunday visitors in the
village.
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Haist were
Sunday visitors at the homa of Mr,
and Mrs. Harry G. floss.
Zinn of Toronto, :s visiting
at • the home of her sister, Mrs,
Josiah Geiger,
Mr. Jeffrey, of Harriotiville, was
a.Sundayy visitor at the home. of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Weber.
Mr. E. A. Deichert, of Detroit, vis-
ited. his relatives here the pad week.
.Rev. and Mrs. Roy M. Geiger and
family of Cheley, .who are upon
summer';' va.ation, Nwite week -end
visitors with the former's parents,
Mr,' and Mrs. Moses Gei:?:er.
•• Mr. and 244:S.. Otto now(C.rs and
family, and Mrs. Mary Stoner of
ICinde, Mich., 1.:pent fo,,v days with
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Grob and Mr.
and Mrs. Urban Nile,
Mr. Earl E. Wei,io nlli:o;.ed to God
erich on Monday eveni:•-,e7, daugh-
ter Ppr";t1)7-, vto had beep
idSitiqg at that piv.,!e mtulned with
Mr. and Mr. C. Ir. Joy and son
KemiAli,. of lcfnv York City, return-
ed on Tuesday. from a
inotor tour. through the States of
ai4k; , an4 New •Yerlc.,
They ,:arried their .:!qiliinnont
such ai
report they bave 171.d aq
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On Tt,,,:v.iny 2, „I 1.1 gwt 7th,
The most popular Line of Diam-
ond Rings in Canada
WE HAVE THEM-
Hess, The isweiler
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NOW IN YARDS
EIGHT CAR LOADS ,
OF HIGH GRADE FUEL
Scranton kithradte
Min chead. Alberta,.
Solvay Coke
IVIILLER CREEK SOFT COAL,
ALSO POCAHONTAS
Cazaitea.Z,Z1,
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Phones -Office 10V. Rouge 'fa
The Business Built By SeA•Ic,i.
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-Geog. . Prang's, which. WRS v..^.ry iotersting
1Vierner, C. Physiog., Arith., Latin zuni of historical value, revealed that
Gram., Agr. and•Hort. 1. approximately $5000.00 were raised
Stephen, E. Physiog., Anti., Agr. by the Aid during the twenty years
ner Foot-
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, Evangelical Clio eh Note s
ZURICH - ONT.
QUALITY CHRISTIANS
'Same one has truly said, there are
three types of Christians.
1 'Rowboat christians who have to
zibe pushed.
2 Sailboat thristimis who always
•,,,,..re ,, go with the wind.
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3 Steamboat. • Christians who go
whm.o they ought to go regardless of
4• wind or weather. Another class. or
A1111 W Ci are all ready to
, 1 type of christian is like the camel,
4.• who will drink, enough water at one
time to last hiin for days. So some
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* vice al worship will last them in-
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.1,• Spiritual banquet on Sun day and an
STYLJL.JS in *‘ oasis at the midweek service of
4 • prayer. Use it diligently. Every
slims ? . • 4 . : church nerds the attender not the
'El5P COATS abseniec^, pillars, not sleepers; 'wings
not weights; booswrs, not knockers;
mosincir• •, •supporters, .not spougors; soldiers,
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Subjee,t -"The Extraordinary bles
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SUNDAY SERVICES
Wersh:p./D A•M.
Thibject-"God!.s Saving.," .Hcaltli
• 'among the Nations."
11. e..tri.-Bible School,
or. E. Gasehry, Snperintendent.
of its existaneo. Thi .speaks well
the Ladies' tid oAy and to7
with the social and moral in-
in.i,•nce which it has exerted, tho ex-
isLence of the .Society is well
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EMANUEL GEORGE REICHERT
PASSES
Death came 'as an avenue to re-
lieve. the suffering of Emanuel G.
Reichert, of the South Boundary,
Stanley Township, on Thursd'ay,
August .9th, at the St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, aged ' 44 years, 9
months and 18" -days. Deceased' was
born in Stanley, and Iived there prac-
tie.illy ali his life, and was welt and
faverabily known by all whom he
eanin'dontact with. About three
weeks. ago he nit with an accident
while turning the corner of the Blind
Line and the Zurich Road, when he
was hit by an auto, and thrown out
of his rig with the result that he
had several fractured bones, • in-
cluding the which did not .3eiln
to heal,. and he was at once taken to
the Hospital. where :(verything was
den, that' -medical science could do,
and .egardleSs of at times he show-
ed he 1
wooAer Until; he !Pell :a^dirp oi Thurs-
cloy itiorning„,Which .ended 11;,s much
t,ulI ung i3dog
10.10-m- ho N survived by three sons
and tiute .datigW'rs;. One brother,
of clay
and two sisters, Mrs. A. :Price. of
Stanoy, and Nla•y
.1)111 1, tivd mother 41 The
rernains,, were broilet to his late
hem, and (nterNI to te...t in the
Luthn'an Cemetery at Zurich on Son-.
•day; i,ernoon;- the futeral beilig ex-
ceptuwally largely • attenikd, Rev. L.
7Kalbj eisch, o ihdra, officiatod.
The family has the most sincere
heartfelt sympathy of their many
friends i±L the mum:pity.
Ford Sedan -In gadcl mechanical condilk,n, Rubber good $156.
1923 Ford Coupe -4 new tires„Uphols%ering like new. .Sea
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Grey Dort Touring, ready for the road, only 825,
1924 Ford Coupe, Baloon Tires; a Reel Bargain.
McLaughlin Touring, a real bargain at 825.00
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FORD D -L-5 =,,
Tires 30x31 $5.. to $6. to!:
SECOND HAND FORD 1' .;" T.LIALli' PRICE
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spring and summer lim.yind come
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WE CARRY A NICE ASSORTME NT OF CIINGITAll74
PRINTS, BROADCLOTH RAYONS, SH/RTINGS, COTTONA.Da
FLANNELETTES, ETC.
SHOES, AND RUBBERS, HARDWARE, A PULL
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OF PAINTS, FOR SPRING HOIISECLEAINTING,
REPAIRS A. SPECIALTY, A
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