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Friday Sept. 7th.
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Saturday September 8th.
Oil Cloth Mats, each 5c
Boys and Girls Stockings
Reg. 50c. all sizes up to 11 at 25c
Flannelette, Regular 40c., Sale Price, Yard .. ...... . ........25c
4Corsets, Regular Values up to $4.50; Sale Price a pair •..• •, ..5�e
SCHOOL SUPPLIES, A FULL ASSORTMENT
4' One Sc. Ruler Free with each purchase of 10c. or more
Fugi Silk, all shades, per Yard .. .. .. .. .
Ginghams, a nice assortment, per Yard Only . ,
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GROCERY SPECIALS
•'�fi� Soda Biscuits, per pound .... ...... ..... • , • • • • • • .. ..15c
4. Corn Flakes, per box . . ... ... .... .... .
'Rice, 4 pounds for
13. 1 Dozen Jelly Powder with Plate, Only ... ... • • • •.. $51:35
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THE NEW BERIES
0 Lane Six 3
The low priced Six with Power I
a d Speed? as thrilling as its
Mr and Mrs, R. 1+`..Stade And son
Harold, spent Lison Day, with .fri-
ends at Marisee City, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. V'lilfr'ed Laporte, of
Windsor, are visiting with th'tiir rel-
atives and friends here this week.
Mr. Fred Woinosky, of Kitchener,
visited his uncle, Mr Alec 'l•enulo,
Babylon line recently.
Mr. Ed, Appel of New Hamburg,
and son Victor Appel of ralmerscon,
called oh friends in town on Sun -
do.
Miss. 1Vlargnerite Prang returned
to Detroit, after spending a week at
her home here.
Miss Eva Williams is spendin; her
vacation in Toronto visiting her sis-
ter, Mrs. R. H. Whiteside.
\1r Ed..` Schnell left for Edington,
Sask., on harvesters excu slon some
time ago. •
Mrs. Con. Schneuker and two sons
Oscar and Claire of Milverto#, visit-
ed a few days with 1Vlc. and Mrs.
John Brenner, last week.
Mrs. Emma Sanders of Muskegon,
Michigan, is the guest of Mrs. Lizzie
Schnell and calling on many friends
in :the village
Mr. and Mrs. Win. O'Brein, 1Mies
Olive and Lee O'Brein, and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd O'I3rein, were on a pleas-
ant motor trip to different parts of
Michigan over the holiday.
Miss Alice Whiteside t et:i iced to
her home in Toronto on Wednesday
after a pleasant mon'th's visit at the
Williams home. • •'
Mr. Leonard Prang and sisters
Misses Veola and Marguerite Prang
visited the Canadian National Exlib-
'ition at Toronto.
Mr 0..Steinberg, A. l3arnschier,
and H. Karla of Detroit, called at
the horse of .11r. L. Prang on Mon -
day
Mrs. Jos. Schwartz and daughter
Eunice, of Detroit spent the week-
end at the home of hez parents, ,Mr.
and Mrs. Janes bass.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Warm, Dr. ani
Mrs. Routledge and Miss Ida Rout-
ledge, motored to Detroit on Sunday
and spent the -week-end with friends
Mr. and Mrs. John D.Mackenzie,
and son Mack, of Kincardine, were
visitors with Mr. and Mn. T. L.
Wurm on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pask of Claw-
son, Mich., visited over the week -end
with her parents, Mr. and lire. Wm.
Bassow, of the Bronson. Mrs Bas -
sow -has recently not beea enjoying
his usual good health.
Mr. and Mrs. • Arthur Meininger
of Detroit spent the holiday with the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hy.
F. Weseloh.
Mrs. Thomas J. Gettus and son
Richard of Detroit, spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mts. Henry F.
Weseloh.
Mr. and Mrs. N. House and fam-
ily of Detroit, were week -end visitors
with their uncle, Mr. Alex. Rennie,
Babylon Line.
Mr and Mrs. S. E. Faust and tai o
sons Harold and Carl of Mitchell,
called on friends in the village err
Sunday. •
Mr. Lorne Dreier of. Chesley and
Miss Pearl Dreier of Hanover, Were
Sunday Visitors at the Evangelical
parsonage.
V'w e congratulate Mr. Newell
Geiger of the village, and President
of the local E L.c E. of the Evang-
elical church for 1- wing last -week at
n r Banner as
1 !Stratford c. I t rer. off the
the best orator in the League Orat-
' oral Contest of the sandy Confcr-
% encs.
Mrs. W. J. Merner and children
Jack and Mary. who had been visit-
ing at Ehnira for a week returned
to their home here on Sunday. Their
eldest daughter, CS/there remaining
at Elmira, where she will attend the
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Mr. Henry Trt'ennrer of the vil-
lageadv aes us tln.t 4on:!on, exchan-
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�.ci an Ancona rooster for hr .oriel:
Minorca }Weston c , hich he lest got
this •none i Mr. 1 •t:,•znrir wishes
to ,advise the guilty party that he is
not fond of.Anconas,•and would like
very much to have his 1l inercn
back again
School re -opener on Tuesday
morning with the following teaching
staff: Room No.1, Mrs. G. Koehler;
No. 2, Miss 0. M.O'Brein, No. Be
MissF. Kalbfleisch. This staff of
teachers have been serving 'very effi-
cently for a number of years and are
all three reengaged, Miss Kalbfleisch
acting as principal. The new teach-, for the Continuation Room is Mr.
Pidgeon, of Stratford, who has had
several years experience in this lino
of work.
A real treat will be in store for
the people of Zurich and community
next Sunday evening, after the ev-
ening church services when the band
will give an openair sacred concert
this will be interspersed with com-
munity singing, also selections by the
local choirs, and addresses by the var
sous clergymen. The gathering wil
take place on the spacious lawn of
Mr John Hey, Jr., and no one should
miss this wonderful community gath-
ering and share in the program. Do
not forget,-it'will commence imrned-
iately after the church services, as.
soon as possible.
DASHWOOD
Miss Tillie Miller returned to Tor
onto after spending her,. vacation
with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Schroeder of'De
troit„ spent the week -end with re-
latives:
Mrs,e:t Ferrol Ilaetleib and Rose
Guenther returned to Windsor after
spending their. holidays here.
Mr. and Mrs, H. Eidt of Ingersoll
visited in town on Sunday.
C.IIrs. R. Gates and Albert, have re-
turned after_ a pleasant visit in Sar-
rir<r.
Mr. Wirt. Zinsser has purchased
Mr. H:edngard's property on Main
Strer`i:,
ufte a number attended Mel
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at her home er°e.
Mr. M. Mcisaac of Detroit visited
his parents here on Sunday. His
fancily returning with him. on i':1on-
daMiss Enema r ETiernan of London, is
visiting with relatives this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wildfong of
Detroit were week end visitors with
friends here,
Mr. Ir Tiernan of Walkerton, is
spending his vacation with his par-
ents. •
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson er.eys and
sons Ruskin and Stewart were visit-
ors at Toronto Exhibition and at the
Falls last week;
Miss Norma Hood spent a pleas-
ant visit at the honxe of Mr. Robert
McLinchey on Sunday.
Mr. Colin Campbell of Stratford,
will take the services at Goshen,
Blake and Varna, next Sunday in
the interest of Tlce Lord's Day Alli-
ance.
Mr. and, Mrs.. Amos Lehman and
daughter of. Stuoffville, Mr. and Mrs.
George Lilley and Mr. Calvin Row-
son f• Seaforth, spent Sunday at the
hone of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dowson.
Mrs. Margaret Erratt returned
last week to Hamilton, after spend-
ing a month's vacation oa the old
home on the Goshen.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Reid' of Sag -
anew, Mich., are spending a weer
with friends in Stanley
M. and Mrs. Russell Erratt atten-
ded Toronto Exhibition last week.
The Sunday Schools of Varna,
Blake and Goshen held' a: tin;oa• pie:
nic at Bayfield on Monday.
Our schools have re -opened' after
the holidays. Mies Margaret Mey-
ers of Blake is teaching at Goshen:
school and Miss Hogarth of Exeter,
is teaching at Babylon school.
. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stopelifl of
Sutton and Mrs. Oscal Wright are sp
ending a few days with their moth-
er, Mrs. Geo. Dowson. •
Mr. John Cowen has sold' hi's 100 -
acre -farm, being lot 3, hr the Lake
Road 'East Concession, Stanley town-
ship, to Mr. John Peerhal'e of the
same township, for $5,10'0'. Mr: Pen-
hale will take possession on Novem-
ber -1st. •
SCHOOL REPORT
The 1ollowing • is the' report of the
June Promotion Examinations held
at S. S. No. 4, North Stanley on.
June 28th and 29th: •
Jr. IV to Sr. IV: Total 750, Pass
450—Bert Dunn 547; Maria Rohner
505; Percy Bedard (absent).
Jr.. III to Sr. III: Total 800
Pass 480—Gordon Scotchmer 606;
John Watson 594; Beatrice Houston
571.
Sr. II to Jr. III: Total 650,
Pass' 390—Keith Westlake 456.
Jr. II to Sr. II—Donald Paterson
416;
I to Jr. II: Total 450; Pass 270
—Bert Greer 370; Stuart Watson
337; Antionette 317; Belnedict Bed-
ard (absent).
Printer to Jr. I—Wilfred Rau (ab-
sent) .
Sr. Primer—Nelson Bedard (ab-
sent).
Visa Herbert, Teacher.
SCHOOL REPORT •
Repot o'.' June Exnniinations held
in S. S. No. 41, 'gay.
Jr. III Total 800. Honors 600,
Pees 480—Doris Grein 589; Olive
Witmer 50S; Martha Foster 543;
Louis Farwell 51 8, Kenneth Greb
500; .Alvin Giugcrich 484.
Jr. 11: Total +125; Honors 469;
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Pass 3 ra Winnrietd Battler 522
(H); Glad`s Gingirich 508 (l); Or-
lando Battler 474 (1.1.) ; Jots iloffman
•380; Lorne Gingerich 378; Anthony
Hoffman 321.
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Sr. I—(rr arc. Wein (P) ; Irene Fos
ter (P) Roee Hoffman (P); Fred
Farwell (P).
Jr. Primer ---Neil Gingerich, Ruth
Witmer.
Beginners— (A) Lennis Ginger-
ich; Elgin Kipfer; (B)—Leonard
Hoffman, Albert Hoffman.
Grace'E, Pepper, Teacher.
HAY COUNCIL
'The regular meeting of the Coun-
cil of the Township of Hay was held
in the Town Hall, Zurich, on Tues-
day, Sept. 7th. All the members
were present. Minuteeof the meet-
ings on July 3rd and July 13th were
adopted as read.
The Township of Hay was divided
into •five divisions for Weed Inspec-
tion, as follows:
Divisions No. 1, Concessions 1, 2,
and 3, under W. W. Chapman; No.2
Con. 4, 5, 6, and 7, under C. Siemon
'No. 4, Con. 8, 9, 10 and i 1, under
David Ducharme; No. 4, 12, 13, 14
and 15, under W. H. Haugh; No. 5
Con. 16, 17, L.R.E. and L.R.W., C.
C. Schilbe.
The petition of L. Jeffrey, Sr., and
others asking , for the improvement
of a drain affecting certain lots was
received and that John Rogers, rival
engineer, :Mitchell, be authorizedto
make. a .survey report -and estimate
covering the proposed work.
The following nateswere struck
and levied upon the rateable prop-
erty of the Township of Hay for the
year 1928, and that a bylaw will be
prepared ref passing at the, next
—Council meeting confirming the
same
County rate and County Highway
rate 6.2 mills; Township rate, 1.5 in.
Tp. road rate 3 m; Zurich Police
lige rate .6 mulls; Dashwood Police
Village rate 10 mills'; General School
rate, 4 mills;; Special :Scheel Rate:
TJ.S.S. No. 1, 3.9 mills; No, '2;; 2 in;
No. '3, nn ; No. 4, 3.2 m; Nes 6, 3.8
ta; No. 7, 5.5 in; No.. 8 nn:; `t3. Na,
9, 1.4 mills; No. 1.9 ii n; No. 11 3.7; i
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Your Tires are
just as important
as your engine!
CARE of your tires repays you just as
well as care of your engine. It means
thousands of extra miles — hundreds of
'dollars saved in a fe_vv seasol .
'And that is exactly the reason for Dominion
'Tire Depots -- not just to repair your tires when
trouble occurs, but to inspect them regularly —
to remove every cause of trouble and to correct
every ,injury at its beginning.
Wake -a Habit of calling at your nearest depot
every week to have your tires checked.
You are never far away from al
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1 Gooderich Silver -town Tires
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_(ter the maladies are healed the hair grows.
Does Not Smart Nor Blister
NON-POISONOUS DEATH TO ALL GERM LIFE
See List of Other Maladies on Lithol Can
LI T•HOL is Positively worth $5.00 of any man's money, hav-
ing any cattle suffering from the above malladies.
TAITH L is sold for $1.50
Le Sciil
Nae: 12; 2.7 au; IL No. 13 m; No.
14, 2 nn; No. 15 en; 1L No. 16, 3.9
m; Sep. No. 1 mg
Grants to the various Road Divis-
iona was imide .n' accordance with
the ,schc.•dufe.
The accounts covering Township
Roads, Telephone and' General Acco-
unts were passed as follows:
I3ur.lington Steel Co. steel, 48.14; C.
N, .1 R. freight on steel 6.94 E. It
Weltin, repair - account 15,55; M.
Wurart cuttingweeds
2.50; E. J.
Walpar, pay list 52.60; E. P. Daters
4.75; " . Fischer pay list 15.70; E.
Gabblpay list 25.60; E. Jarrett pay
list 225.65; H. Brown pay list 53.50;
M. Car.•riveau pay list 21.20; T. Ay-
otte• pay list 13.75; A. Wein pay list
24.801 IA Daters pay is 441.65;.
J. Oesch pay list 441.6455; D. Garcon"
ette lenxdi g kuttnrns t1.0 ; Stade &
Weido account 211.70; S. Bopp pay
hat, 76.012;, A Pester, cement work,
2.5«QI,M B,. Hof neane pay net .45109;
e & Son
T. Kyle, pay list 35.70; G. E. Thome
son pay list 65.55; H. II. Neeb. Rd -
Supt., 26.00; Mrs. Cudmore, gravel
1.40 Bell Telephone Co, tolls Max
20 to June 21 131.61; M. W. litbnes,
refund messenger 1.10; Bell Co. in
stalling cable 101.16; Northern El--
ectric Co. materiol 72.93; Stronaherg
Carlson Tel. material 81.57; Bell Co..
tolls June 20 to July 21 219.34;
Stade & Weide account 19.20; L.:.
Albrecht, salary 64.00; M. G. Delta;
salary, .ete., 96.00; Ontario Ilespita3.
re C. Rupp 39.00; T.' R. Patterson,,
balance Back Creek Drain 680; Its
Plaxbard, balance Talbot DrairA :i•,ii0y
J. Albrecht, labor Town Hall 2.00t.
By -Laws etc., Black Creek Drains,.
200.00;Contract Record, advertising;
advertising tenders, Black Creek
11.20. .
The Cannel adjourned to meet *-
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