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Chester L. Smith, Publi;hera
ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, AUOUST 8 (929. !$1,25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in Advaneett
know of your Sum.mer-vidta.'..or visitors. Phone or
THE TOWN` BEAUTIFUL.
Everybody loves and°Meares be-
auty.• Beauty is one of the diviriest'
forces that life holds'. It is
fundamentally on. orders symetry
arid harmony. The centaur of a
beautiful face; the Wend or enters in
masterly picture; the ellasen os a
beautiful womaxe--alt these haw
their appeal. The cit ,y or town. in
which our home is should. be no less
beautiful in our eyes than the co-
untryside we repair to in. summer-
time, the resorts or • seashore. Oar
quest of beauty should begin where
all good things begin, at home. The
community reflects the spirit of
those who compose t I wd have
beautiful thoughts, and the inherent
love of beauty which is our portion
in the land of the EvEngl we shall
1.14 be content with a. city ,or
vWage-
wbich does not mirror the beauty
that possesses us.We shall want our
horde town (that blessed word!) to
be beautiful, wholesome, orderly
healthy and a place of which to be
proud. "Clean up Week" comes as
a boon and a. blesekeig to many an
un-bcautiful community. It holies
up an ideal. It says, "Make the
Town Beautiful". It Imposes a
duty. It offers, in the scriptural
phrase, "Beauty for ashes'. Such
a week reminds- ue of the saying that
if the streets of the new Jerusalem
are to be kept clear) it will only be
by everybody sweeping before their
own (1°o -retell Stsiiste it will be an
incentive to work hued and enthus-
iastically for the place we love.
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ARG ENS
Received a shipment of waterproof
Robes which 1 ana retailiag. far be-
low Catalogue prices get your's at,
Special Price 12.50 large size
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Huron Old Age Pension Board
Organized.
At the organization meeting of the
Huron Old Age Pension Board, it
was decided to divide the County in-
to five districts, each member of the
Hoard being responsible, in a meas-
ure, for information regarding each
applicant from the district.
The districts were 'arranged as fol-
lows
Mi'. Higgime‘-4.7shorne, Exeter,
Stephen, Hensall, Hay, ad Stanley.
Mr. Kennedy McKiI
lop, Hullett and Seaforth,
Mr. Craigie-CIinton, Goderieh Tp
Gederich Town, Colborne, and Ah -
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. °At. 11enderson---Eat Wawanosh,
West Wawanosh, Morris, Blyth and
Winghain,
Mr. Hubbard -Grey, Howick, Turn
berry and Brussels.
DASHWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. Brunner and family
returned to their home in Kansas City
Mrs. G. Oestreicher accompanied
them as far as Chicago where she will
visit her son Milton. -
Misses Lucile and Alice Willert of
Detroit, are- spending their vacation
with their parents.
Mr. and .Mrs. Twitchel of London,
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. A. Birk .
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Miss Stella Callfas
with her parent; here,
Mr. Clarence Hoffman of Galt vis-
ited' over Sunday at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Hess, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Trevethick and family are
spendinga wek fishing at Port Franks
Mr. and Mrs. L. Prang and son
Lieanard, motored to London on Wed-
nesday
• -Mr, and Ms, Ed. Siebert and fam-
• ily of Detroit were holiday visitors in
Mrs. Wm. Callfas and daughter
Elda are visiting relatives in Kitch-
ener.
rs. 13. Roth and son Stanley of
of Tavistock spent Sunday with rel-
ate ilx the vieinity.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Routledge and
family of Dutton, were holiday vis-
iScrs at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Routledge.
was a visitor
Vie Chas. Fritz, accompanied by
,hifi brother John Fritz of Guelph,
spent a few days with relatives in
Mr. Chamberlain and daughter '.110c1c4 Ohio.
Margaret of Port Huron visited at the Mrs. P. Steinman and
home of Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Reid, on daiighters of Tavistock spent Sunday
wish the latter's brother, Mr. and Mrs
Friday.
and Mrs. Wm. Reid and, Mrs. 4, IGasche.
Merner of Hayfield spent Sunday kr. and Mrs. J. Oesch and daugh-
with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reid. tee, Shirley of Pigeon,
Mr. and Mrs. May of Kitchenee Mich., who
spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. $,:ponti the past two weeks with
t14 former's parents, have returned
S. Oestreicher.
Miss Alice Hoffman isvisiting in to/their home. ,
Kitchener this weelt. , Jettg Bechler Passes
i1Axt. L. Birkwile has been attend- There' passed away at his home at
ing 0. A. C. at Guelph, is spending Blake, on Friday, August 2nd, join),
his holidays with his parents. Beehlee, a highly respected citizen of
Mr, disci Mrs. A. Musser of London, the community, and also a lifelong re -
Mr. and Mrs. _S. Zimmerman and Mr, sident, having been born in Hay
and Mrs. 3. K. Ehlers of Zurich, Township, being a son of the Tate me
were Sunday visitors with Mr. , and
Mrs A. Haugh,
Mrs. John Petrol of Green COW,
Springs, Florida, is visiting her sister
Mrs. Earl Guenther,
Miss Mildred McDonald of Hensall,
is the guest of Miss Anna Tienian.
Mr. Christian Stade passeeaway
very peacefully after a lingering ill-
ness on Monday evening. The fun-
eral will be held on Thursday after-
noon. Rev. H. J. Storm or Mitchell
will conduct the services,
IN MEMORIAM
.Reichert ---In fondest memory of
Emanuel G. Reichert, who passed a-
way in St. Joseph's Hospital, London
on August 9th, 1928.
Quick and sudden came the call
His sudden death surprised us all
Dearer to memory than words can tell
The loss of a father we loved so well
Rest on in peace our loving father.
Upon that wonderous shore
Where partings are forgotten
And sorrow is no more.
Those willing hands, that tenuer heart
At rest from. toll and pain
Sleep on dear father in heavenly sleep
Until we meet again.
Sadly missed by wife and children
eivinator
FIRST in the Field
FOE OST Today
NOW IS THE TIME 'FO BUY YOUR
KELVINATOR. DON'T WAIT TILL
THE WARM WEATHER TS OVER;
, TO REAP THE twin RESULTS.
KELVINATOR IS NOT ONLY AN
ASSET IN SUMMER, BUT ALL
THE l'EAI : ROUIstr), SO ANY
ONE WISHING TO GE'r PRIC1JS
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For The
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AT GRADUATJON
NO GIFT IS MORE
APPROPRIATE THAN A FINE
LADIES' FANCY STRAP WAT-
CHES FROM
$2.00 To $35.00
GENTS' FANCY STRAP WATCHES
FROM $5.00 To $25.00
See them in Our Window
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CSA
IMPORTANT FUEL
Announcement
Effective at Oncei
We beg to announce a reduction of,
50c. per ton from the winter pzikeisq„
on all Grades of Anthracite CoaL
In ealdition, we will allow a discoft:t.
of 50c pt -.;.r ton for CASK PAYMENT.
ONLY, on Anthracite and Alt gitade
ofFuel.s
'Pricer on Anthracite will advance etc
June 15th,
Take advantage of these Rack Botta
Prices, and lay in your supply ua'
of The Original and. Cray
D. L. & W. SCRANTON COAL
Or The Famous
D. & H. LACKAWANNA COAL
Noted for its great Kee* ,
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Christian. Bechler, of the Goshen *
Line, south of Zurich. Deceased was +
agen 74 years and 4 months, and a-
bout four months ago was seized with
a paralytic stroke from which effects
he never recovered, and the end came
only to relieve his sufferings. For a-
bout 50 years Mr. Bechler was a re-
sident of Blake and community, and
leaves a• large number or warm bosom
friends. Besides doing considerable
farming, Mr. Bechler 'was also engag
ed in pump making, at which trade
he was hard to equal. He was a man
of great physical strength in his
prime. Besides his widow he is sur-
vived by the following grown up
family: Christ and Jos. Bechler of
Stanley Township; Edmund Bechler,
of Illionois; Mrs, Bergey of Ill; Mrs.
Ben Bergey of Indiana; Mrs, John
Gesell° of Emily City, Mich; one
brother, Mr. Menno Bechler of Zur-
ich and 19 grandchildren also survive.
The remains were laid to rest in the
Goshen Line cemetery on Sunday
afternoon, Iter, Cressinan, of Kitch-
ener, of the Mennonite church, assist-
ed Rev. C. Schrag in -the services.
• Late Christian Stade
The reaper of death claimed an-
other .01 the outstanding elderly men
of the cOmmtmity when TvIr. Christian
Stade of Dashwood was called to his
eternal reward on Monday, August
51th, aged 74 years, 7 months and 24
da.ys. The deceased had been in ail-
ing health for a number of years,
bUt regardless of this was very act-
ive and kept going as beet lie could,
till this great life of ambition and
exactness was called away. Mr.
Stade was a man of true honesty, and
his word was as good es gold in all
his dealings and cctivities, and con-
t:ecitiontiy he has a large number of
warm bosom friendit who v.111 grectly
miss him, he was a worthy and high-
ly esteemed • Director of the Has
Township Farmers' Mutual Fire In,
surance :Company fox some twenty-
three years, and only . for ill health
would, Still be an •active member of
this board. B Psi des his sorroniarr
wide* he is survived byi Nxim.Stade
ef Dashwood; Rudolph S3ta1e Of
Zurieh; -lrs 3, Eidt of New Ham
ree Mrs, I-Terman Eidt of Ingersoll,
also one sitter, Mm. Peter Kraft of
d Ashweo d •Deceased was b011 at
PrN:ton and came to tho Dashwooi
clistri;tt over 60 yan• no, nbotit ld
,•;o movir!)., Imre the farm to
the village,. The funoral he held
on Thursday this week to tho
Dronsoin Linn lextlit....isn ei.acz.,rs
HIGH CLASS USED CARS
DEFORE BUYING A NEW 01 USED CAR OF ANY MAKE BF:
SURE AND SEE US.
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FORD COUPE
New Tires
and Bumpers
TWO
1926 and 1927
FORD COACHES
Perfect Condition
ONE
MODEL A. 1929
FORD COACH
New and Cheap
3AWM&ViaNgEt7-5f4ir ran "/
1925
FORD TOURING
New Top
Cheap
FORDSON
TRACTOR
AND
PLOW
§IPS, ';Wfrairereters'
ONE
TRAILER
With
RACKS
WM=C2ZEgliZERVErisKiEW' ALr.
FIVE
FORD TOURINGS
1923 to 1925
$35. to $90.
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1925
FORD COUPE
BALOONS
Etc.
1923
FORD SEDAN
Good as
NEW
1928
MODEL A.
COUPE
$550.00
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We have opened
Our first shipment •of Spril g mid
Summer Dry Goods
WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF HARNESS REPAIASS,
HARDWARE, SHOES, DISHES, GROCERIES, GARDE K Ai'
ROOT SEEDS,. ALSO KEEP SUPPLIES FOR ALA.D.W.T,.i
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