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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 30 19311
Chester L. Smith, Puitensbalgt
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ur Reapers and Friends we extend Season's Greetin
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Do you know that nine-'Eemtlas of
the world's asbestos deposits mxt foe
land in this Canada of ours'..
Detroit police will honor 1:945 (On-
tario auto license plates, -until Ere 1st
Of February.
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We are a most ingenious 'people 1
ashen it comes to Ridding ourselves m--
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Poultry and Potatoes
Small unmerchantabie potatzvas may
very profitably be fed to poultry. An
experiment to compa,1-e; bared p'dtat-
oes with corn mea' in the laying
mash showed that the "potatoefed
pens slid' even better -than when corn
meal was used. Each group was fed
a scratch mixture of two parts of
cracked corn, two parts wheat, and
ean•e part oats. One group received
;aa ;c'lry mash containing equal parts of
corn meal, wheat bran, wheat middl-
ings :and crushed oats mixedwith
boiled potatoes. The proportions fed
were two parts potatoes and one part
mash. Each group received charcoal
grit, :milk, green feed and water.
Both egg production aid hatching
results showed an advantage in the
'ease of '.tlte potatoe fed poultry.
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Si•,cr fi Sale
AT BROWN'S BOOT SHOP
CLEARING all Lines of Rubber Footwear, Socks, 'Felt
Shoes. Also many Lines in. Children and Women's
Slippers and Pomps-
THIS MEANS BARGAINS, THE 'LIKE OF WHICH
YOU'VE .NEVER ; SEEN
Our Whole Stock is involved. `Nothing is held back
COME IN AND "SFE IFOR YOURSFi .F
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
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STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Late John A. Manson
On Friday, January 24th, death
caane very suddenly to Mr. John A.
Manson, one of Stanley's most high-
ly respected residents. He was in his
usual health and going about his
duties when he suddenly fell over
and expired. He was the eldest son
of the late John Manson and was
born on the Goshen Line on March
18th, 1863, where all his life has
been spent. Deceased was twice •mar-
ried, first to Miss'Masy Douglas who
passed away about 25 years ago,
leaving a family of four children,
they are: Miss Isabel, R. N., of De-
troit; Gordon of Dundas; Willie of
Penetang and Lorne at home. Later
he married Miss Mary Kennel, who
survives him with a family of three;
Russel, Donald and Beatrice att at
home. Mr. Manson was a man of
splendid Christian Character. In the
home, where he will be so sadly Mis-
sed, he set a fine example to his chil-
d_ca:. In the Blake church, with
which he Iias been connected all his
life, he held the position of Elder;
also had been. S. S. teacher and he
has always taken a great interest in
all the church work, here his place
will be hard to fill. In public life, he
also held important positions, sere-
ing on the Municipal Council for a
'number of years, also as Reeve of
Stanley, and on the County Council,
and as Director in the Hay Tp. Fire
Insurance Company. In .farming he
made a success, and was considered
to be one of the best farmers in the
Township and had built up for him-
self and family a splendid home. The
community as well as the church and
the home has suffered a great Ioss in,
his
passing away, hilt though he is
gone, the memory of his kindly and
unselfish acts will still linger with
those -who knew him. The funeral
• service, which was in charge of Rev.
01 J. W. Penrose, was held on Monday,
• ,• .January 27th, to Bayleld Cemetery,
• and the large. crowd of sympathetic'
friends and the beautiful floral trib-
ute spoke of the high esteem in which
the deceased was held.
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Miss Margaret McKinley had quite
:an unpleasant accident last week,
when she was kicked in the face by
a syolt. We are pleased to say that
she is progressing favorably.
Reeve Art Keys is in Goderich
This week attending County Council.
Mr. Percy Johnston, who has been
laid up with scarlet fever is doing
-nicely.
Mrs. Chas. E. Johnston or- nut,
is visiting with her aunt, Mrs.
,Johnston.
Mary
Brow Y't1w'l Shop WINDOW DISC AY s BACKED
By 2i 'YEARSOF
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MEN'S OV RCs't ". ' . Reg- $2 .031 :Lor • - _ 318.O
MEN'S O~V JsI COA .:$ZS.,0bl r . _ . _ _ _ _ $1.5.00
MEN'S Gl !Tr'alCCf!gr.31„ Meg. ,$16.00 ..for - - - - - - - - - - ...... - $10.75
MEWS SWEATERS ALL 'REDUCED
MEN'S LEATIT i stE iNDBRE tER, Reg, ,$6.00 Atr .. _ . _ $4.40
4 MEN'S AILLWOOL UNDERWEARr"Roo 1:50 f ..._.. _- $1.14
o Men's Staa►tte'iaf Red ?Zabel :il ntlerwearc, :Reg_ . teKr .. _ _ .. ; 1:70
V4 Boy's Wind rea> ' - VS;56 'liter . . .. . . . . . . . .. $2.50
Bows E'W ..TElI,;S _AT'.R t ' PRI=
Men's Lined. Mite„ Bag.. . I.1 for
Men's t iv;eif BMA,. g 15o $.ox _.. _ . _ _ '555c
Men's dined Mills,„ - 50R wx _ - _ _ _ _ , - .. .... - , 40c a.
THESE, ARE. ALL, Naew I ODS AND AT PRICES YOU CAN-
NOT
A1 NOT AFFORD TO MISS. COME 3N AND LOOK THEM OVER.
AS 'WE FEEL SURE YOU WALL , SEE kS,OOME ILIN'ku AT PRICES
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'We are happy to pre-
sent the New Kolster
Radio to our friends.
'Tae New Kolster, in
cabinet beauty as in
performance is this
year, more than ever
before, "a fine set
. You'll agree after
you've seen and heard
the Kolster.
ELMER OESCH
TUE NEW
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ORE THAN EVER ll a .. A ME SET
Dr. P. J. O'Dwyer mode a profes-
sional: visit to London on Wednesday
last,
Miss .Greta Koehler, of Hay Town;
ship, is ;spending a week with relati-
ves anis. .'friends at Baden.
IVIr.;Earl E. Weide is spending a
few days. visiting with relatives at
Goderieh,.
A go'odl.y number from the village
attended the funeral of the late John
A. l.VIanson, in Stanley on Monday.
Mr.: 'Louis Prang .and son Len.
were recent visitors to Detroit, mak-
ing the'. trip by motor.
Mr. Lquis Schumacher of Dashw-
wood called on friends in the village
on Monday.
Mr. Henry Eilber of Crediton, was
rn town en Monday, attending the an-
nual neeting of the Hay Tp. Mutual
Fire Inshrance Company held in the
tom hall, Zurich, and of which Com-
pany Mr. Eilber is the worthy man-
ager.
A
,public dance under the auspices
of the "Sunshine Club" was held in
the town hall on Tuesday evening and
was fan 1y well attended. Some very
appropriate music was furnished by
an orchestra from Hensall for the oc-
casion
Our iocnl boys .attended a fast
game `c +,;Pokey at Seaforth, on Tues
day evening. When the Seaforth and
Goderich. "teams pleyed a 1-1 tie
with a half hous's overtime. Sorry
that one of our local players, Mr.
Ed. Gascho was missing on the Sea -
forth lineup, or probably the score
would have looked a little different.
The Zurich Branch of the Wom-
en's Institute, will hold their monthly
meeting in the Council Chamber on
Monday evening, Feb., 3rd, at 7.30
o'clock. The committee in charge
are: Mrs. (Rev.) Dreier, Mrs. 0.
Surerus, Mrs. Wm. Bassow and Mrs.
H. G. Hess. Every member is urged
to be present, when important busin-
ess will be discussed. All ladies cord-
ially invited.
Last Friday evening the members
of ,the Choir of Emenuel Evangelical
Church. joined with the members of
the Young People's League in stag-
ing a very successful and much en-
joyed banquet and social evening.
There was a good representation, a-
bout 50 being present. These tw
organizations are functioning energet
ically and efficiently in their sphere
of service to the delight of the entire
congregation. The 'social committee
and program committee provided the
best tliats good for the occasion,
Zurich Agric. Society Meets
The annual meeting of the memb-
ers of Zurich Agricultural. Society
was held in the Town Hall, Zurich,
on Friday afternoon last week. Mr.
E. F. Kropp, President, acted as cha-
airman. The treasurer's financial re-
port and the auditor's statement were
adopted as presented. The Society
will enter the Combined Field Crop
and Threshed Grain Competition if
enough entries can be obtained. De-
martmentaI Judges will be • engaged
to judge all out door classes and
Ladies' Work. Mr. Fercl Haberer
was appointed as delegate to the con-
vention of the Ontario Association of
Fairs and Exhibitions to be held in
Toronto in February. The election
of officers resulted as follows: Presi-
dent, E. F. Klopp; 1st. Vice Pres.
Ferdinand Haberer 2nd Vice Pres,
J. P. Rau, Directors: 0. Klopp, A.
Reichert, H. Puss, H. Clausius, W.
Decker, E. Walper, M. Rader, A.
Melick, Fred Haberer. Auditors, P.
J. Haberer and John Pfaff, The So-
ciety has a nice cash balance on hand
and 86 paid up members for 1930..
After the annual meeting the Board
met and transacted the following
business: A. F. Hess was re -appoint-
ed Secy-Treas. Committees appoint-
ed wore -Crop Competition, 0. Klopp,
E. Walper, M. Rader, H. 'Clausius
Special Prize -E. F, Klopp, Ferd.
Haberer and A. F. Bess. Property
---J, P. Rau, A. Reichert. The dates
.for the 1530 Fall Fair were i�r:ed
:o1• Monday ltrld '.rtteeday Sept, 22,
and 2i l;d,
W.te r arcs
The wise school belle takes
a Waterman's Fountain I eu.
back to class. It
means quicker and
better work -high•
er marks -and lots
more leisure
time; We have
a Waterman's
thatwillexactly
suit YOU!
WE HAVE A MODEL TO SUIT
YOU $2.50 to $7.00
OTHER PENS FROM $1.00 UP.
Hess, The Jeweller
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YES, THE COLD DAYS A U3 PIMA'
AGAIN! ARE YOU PREFAREM:
WE ARE Prepared with a lar-
Supply of
HIGH GRADE FUELS
Genuine Scranton Anthracites
way Coke, Miller's Creek Sa9,
Pocahontas, Cannell, Galt AlialetAtac,„
and Small Pea Coal for Rankitse
DISCOUNT of 50c per ton ails
for CASH PAYMENT ONLY
HENSALL ONTS...
Office Phone lOw House Prue Li S
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OUR UBED OARS
WE DO NOT KNOW OF EVER BEING ABLE TO
Open a season's Business in the USED CARS, that we
were able to show our Customers such a fine Ason er t
3; these popular grades of Autos. • -The quality of these
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do well to first see us and get our prices.
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CAR IS BEING OFFERED AT A REAL BARGAIN_
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FINISH, FENDERS AND UPHOLSTERING LIKE NEW. Ti -lx
"SEEING IS BELIEVING"
FORD SEDAN
NEW TIRES, BUMPERS,
SHOCKS, SPECIAL
$1.35.06
FOARD COACH
1926 MODEL, BUMPERS,
FINISH IS ORIGINAL AND
LOOKS LIKE NEW
SEE THIS SPECIAL,
FORD COUPE
3925 MODEL; NEW BALO lsN
TIRES, BUMPERS, FINrSB, t
FENDERS AND UPHOLSTER
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AND .FRIENDS TO CALL AND SEE OIRE DISPLAY F C &SrvT
MAS GIFTS SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN AND tt.OW t
FANCY DISHES, TOYS, PICTURE OOK , XMAS. CARDS. A i'iy
BOOKLETS, CANDIES, NUTS* ORA.N.GRA, LEMONS, MIMS
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