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HERAL
',NLNG, MAY 141931.11
Chester L, Smith, >t'r;tlzl3
11.25 a year, U.S, $1.50 in '
$L50 LN IA a&EARS, $2 MAY JSOG maoneat'1I11P
Publicity is the Greatest'::
In Manitoba a baby lay 'was Imam
ilk an aeroplane 4,0 feat. abase giventhe
earth. WiII his birth E
• its heaven?
' The announcement, Is; rade that the
1L'arnege Foundafiimr, will make no
More grants for 1 brar'iea aCanaa►k.
But if Canadia'xts illi react
which the Carnegie fund i,as already
placed in Canada they will keep busy
enough without asking far more.
It is reported that the wolf bounty
in Ontario is. to be raised, a step that
will be welcomed by every hunter
who is aware of the ravages of the
wolf packs.
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STOCK OF CHOICE HARNESS. TRUNKS,
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IF YOU HAVI BEET THINKING OF ADDING A FINE NEW
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CONSULT US, AS WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE POPULAR •
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A writer states that'Sb
maids are more popular;!
es. Of course the erode
far to fall.
for in Home Merchandising
There is a. Canadian
sioner in Egypt now a
busy seeking to disco:
we can buy from ' E. `.
what she will be willii
from us.
A despatch from
that Robert H. Coats, Dotn
istician, has been select$d ls'
ague of Nations to! i,"ti oaig
mittee of internati.o m.'scarce
ordinate the statist,, journey,'
Mr. Coats is not re[lres an
but has been chos,, and 0,1
in recognition of Liter ttm
bility. Mr. Coats td in rear ;
William Coats, cot
Goderich. 1.a load o;,r •
^.k thr4y;
New Job for Agrieu,
Representativek
G. R. Patterson, a .forms#.
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Shoe Style With a Smile
MAKE YOU STEP AUT'AMBITIOUS, DY TO GO.. EVERY
GOOD STYLE FOR SPRING IS HERE. BLACKS, BROWNS,
SPORTS. AGREAT' ACTION OF NEW ARRIVALS. ASIDE
i FROM GENURIE- PLEASURE OF INSPECTING THESE NEW
(GOODS FIRST. LS THE ADVANTAGE OF EARLY SELECTION.
AND YOU'LL CSE FROM THE FINEST VAR ETT OF EX-
OFKI ISIIYE: SHOE AIODIELS FOR MEN, - WOMEN AND CHILDREN
ATWIRY LOW PRICES.
RgOBRING NEATLY DONE
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No matter where you look YoAl1
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NO SMARTEN STYRIES.
;lam GREATER. R '.I MFOA`'I .
NO SURER SERVICE
24E `,RIEDCI'.+31 VA UES!
\WaE HAVE A WO . RANGE OF .!MEWS otrAwy MADE
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ultural Representative of Foal#
linty, has joined th
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Koch of Dash-
wood were in the village on Monday.
Solicitor George Morley of Exeter
was on official duties in town on
Thursday last.
Mr. George Kellerman of Dash-
wood called in the village on Mon-
day.
Miss May Schwalm of Stratford,
spent the week -end at her home on.
the Blind Line, Hay.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Snider and Mrs. FROM $20.00 UPWARDS
Wm. Trueniner, of Colborne, visited
with friends here last Thursday.
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True Love
Diamonds
CHOSEN BY EXPERTS
LINE OF
CANADA'S GREATEST
DIAMONDS
NEW STYLES NEW MOUNTINGS
jor of Toronto, S$ Th 1 tl
1 were Sun ay visa ors
vn° Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Siebert.
Mr. and Mrs. Ma
zxc-. d it with her parents NO
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a mar
of the Ontario Department ofMiss Leila Witmer of Kitchener,
k1gn-
culture and is in charge ofded N u spent the week -end at her home on
fertilizer distribution. t'..;'. the Babylon.
Looking for' Work r
Some indication of the
ment situation was :realized'`-`
day last when the ,contractcie
new pavement began Opelatb . ;qc
of Exeter. It is safe to say 'G tat- v
eral hundred men made •apgation
for work but only a. few nien4,ictere
taken on. Some of• The
out from London on',Sunda3'
at Centralia over • night wi
hopes of employment on Mon'
ly to be disappointed:, All cia
day there- was a steady std•
men looking for wotek :
A Real Hurolf
Mr. R. Keith Lo'
ainley,awuashipy.•;.,
degree in ' Western, U verstty;' alta
a four year's course, li'a.been .award
ed the Sanford Gold Medal in Divma
ity (General Proficiency in B. D.
Course), also Gener.l 'Proficiency
Scholarship of First Class and Ron-
al] Scholarship, (Church History;
.second, and took second, place. in Or-
atory, which when we consialer the
age of the student, twenty-four, goes
to prove that our rural students are
not behind in intelligence anti ambit-
ion.
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Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Kemp of Forest,
visited at the home of Mr. Thomas
Johnson on. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Datars Sr., Mr.
Clarenco Datars and Miss Anna were
recent visitors to Desboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoffman,
and Mr. Clayton Hoffman of Galt
spent aide week -end with their par-
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Brand of Lon-
don, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hauch and
daughter Evelyn of Toronto, were
Saturday visitors at the home of Miss
Anna Hess.
Mr. Napoleon A. Cantin of St.
Joseph, was .called to Montreal the
paIf wiek'"to'' attend the funeral • o
sister, Miss Madeline Cantin, who
as,ed away at the Cantin home in
that city. The many friends of Miss
Cantin in this vicinity will regret
very much to learn of her rather
early departure.
The concert put on by the young
people of Stratford in the Town
Hall, and under the auspices of the
local Luther League was in every
way a decided success as there was
a good turnout, and the play was all
that could be looked for, full of fun
laughter and ending up with a good
moral thought. The "Ever Ready"
Orchestra which accompanied the
play rendered some very appreciative
numbers which were received with
great applause.
Another Huron Boy Outstanding
Herbert Karl Kalbfleisch, of Zurich
!has. been appointed full time instr-
uctor in German at the University of
'Western Ontario, according to an
announcement made recently by Dr.
A Real Judge
Those who were fortunate enough
to be present at the 10th Division
Court on Thursday Morning las saw
some real action on the part a t the
Judge, as Judge D. Holmes„ the rtb'ty-
ly appointed Judge for SimeOe cdiairty
presided, and most certainly`"had1fed
the position in a masterful way,' as
there was no "reserved decisj e,or
postponements with him, as ,soon as
the evidences were given Judge
Holmes was ready with his decision,
and the reasons for the same. It 'Ii. P. R. Neville, dean and university
is indeed gratifying to have justiet:` ire •,istrar. He will become a member
meeted out as Judge Holmes proved , faculty at the opening of the
himself here, and the `;regret is m' ••:
text school term in September. The
general Countyt this being � ailed d? ,first graduate of Western to be ap-
Huron is being cadled?upon
elsewhere to render his va?trued' sere- .po>sd full time instructor in the
Gernrian department of University
.!
Yes! You will Find a.
DIFFERENCE IF YOU BURN
MONEY TIGHT YOU SAY
Tighten up then on that Fuld BIB V
Burning Our
Semet Solway Coke, or No. 3 Seams
Pocahontas and Bank that furnace?
with our Small Pea CoaL We Barry
in stock Nine Different Vsrietieo of
Fuel. Come in mail let us italic owe
view Fuel Problems with you. '
For Cash Payment a Discount of 5Ef
per Ton wil be A teNve .
p..A._
Cara.teiorx
Phone lOw or 103 HENSALL, ONT.
ices, -and could not remain: as y Judge•
for Huron instead of Simcoe county.
Diamond Wedding!•
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johns '�fi..,of
this village celebrated the iixtYth i-
niversary of their wedding on'Mon-
day,
on-
day, May llth. A presentatia was
made by their family of four t,'a.ugh-
ters, Mrs. E. Stoskopf of Kitchener,.
Misses Matilda, Alice and Susie John-
son at home. Also a beautiful bou-
quet of flowers was received from the
Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran eburch.
Mr. Johnson was born at Haysville,
Ont., eighty-five years ago; Mrs.
Johnson in Baden, Ont., eighty-two
years ago. They were marrtad in
the New Hamburg Lutheran ''aturch•
They have lived most of tiler time
in Zurich.' Mr. 'Johnson being an ac-
tive business man being in the wool-
len mills industry, also conducted a
furniture" store for many years. He
took great interest in the public life
of the -village, being one of the first
Village. Trustees, and was also Tre-
asurer of Hay Township for nineteen
years. About twelve years ago he
retired from business. Mr. and Mrs.
Johnson are both enjoying good
health. They left the same day for
a trip to Kitchener and other points.
The Herald joins their many friends
in extending congratulations, and it
as our most Sincere wishes that ilii.
:Ind Mrs. Johnson ,may enjoy many
nitore years of life to tkter..,
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Having purchased the Shoe Stock of Joe f '
Bedard's, Drysdale, we have found our 1
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• reduce our surplus stock at prices away
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t SOME TIME AGO WE INSTALLED A BARGAIN :COUNTER.,
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• GALORE THAT WILL CUT $ $ $ OFF YOUR SHOE BILLS
THIS YEAR IF YOU CONSULT THIS BARGAIN RACK.
dolor wholesale.
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College of Arts. Mr. Kalbfleisch ob-
tained his secondary education in
Huron. County, and was graduated
from. Waterloo College in 1928. At
the present time he is completing a
course leading to the degree of doct-
or oaf philosophy at Washington Squ-
are College, New York.
Late Samuel Geiger
Word was received here by Mr.
Moses, Geiger of town that his son,
Mr., Samuel Geiger, of Miacam, Sask.,
had. passed away on Saturday, May
Oth, after an illness of two months,
in his 49th year. It is about twenty-
five years since the departed went
to the Canadian West, and up till re-
cently conducted a general store in
Semans, Sask., when his health failed
lvm, them selling out. Mr. Geiger
was. indeed beloved by all who knew
him, as he was of such a cheerful
and jolly disposition, and his early
demise is regretted by his many fri-
ends. The funeral was held on
Wednesday. Surviving him is his
widow, Mrs. Geiger, and an adapted
daughter; his father, Mr. Moses Gei-
ger of town; three brothers, Rev.
Roy M. Geiger of Preston„ Roland
and Josiah of Zurich; also two sis-
ters; Mrs. E, MclVlurtie o> Somans,
Sask., and Mrs. E. Blake Horner of
Lae 14th Orn.; Ilay, Ml of whom
have the sympathy, o,: their many fri-
ends.,
HERE ARE .,A FEW SPECIALS:
BOY'S WK SHOES, SIZES .�g I 4
to 215
PANCO OR LEATHER. SOLES, Reg_ -519, now..L• � .
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MISSES FINE PAT. STRAPS, TIES & OXPOEDS,
REG. $3.00, SIZES 11 TO 2 •
INFANTS, Soft Soles Slippers and Button Shores at pr.... • . - 45e
MEN'S WRK �g
SOLES, Reg. $4 550,TSAPRICEI� LEATJ1111i - - L.15 La
CHILD PATENT OXFORDS, TIES AND STRAP SLIP- • r •"
PERS, SIZE 8, 9, 10, 102h, OUR PRICE �•
MEN'S FINE TAN AND BLACK CALF OXFORD: 3.06
CHILD'S CALF BALS. SIZES 8 and 9, Pr. .1001
MANY OTHER LINES AT REDUCED DICES
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C FRITZ & SON
Phone 82 or 115
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Superior Quality Store
-re are now offering ,. full line of
and Summer Goods at' Rock
Spring
Bottom Prices
WE ASK YOU TO CALL AND SEE SONE OF OUR BARGAINS
1N GINGHAMS, BROADCLOTHS, I YARD WIDE PRINT& AT 2.1.1
A YARD. COTTONS AT ID= AND 1Ss A YARDS..
• SEE OUR OVERALLS AT $1..54 A PAIR.,
# GARDEN AND ROOT WS OF ALL K1N'DS.:,
HARNESS REPAIRS, SHOES,, 'PAINTS, OILS, ETC.,, -..ETC.
R. N. EX)LIGLAS
GENERAL MOOCH A,INT `
PHONE 11 -97 BLAKE