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ZURICH, THURSDAY MO NINO, JUNE 181931,
Chester L. Smith, rabibillasats
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Publicity is the Greatest
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Pass Examinatiens
Mr. E. D. Howie, Exeter, lhas been
. successful in passing his third Year
• examinations he PhilasupTrye
nd History at the linivetsity of Tor-
onto. Mr. Newell Geiger, a Zurich
who is in his thirdar, Iia s been
• granted his =great staseding..-.Exe-
, • eter TimeseAdvocal
Damages Awarded
Miss Annie McTaggart, of Tucker
smith. Township, was awarded $250.
in damages by Judge Wearing, in her
$2.,000 cival action against Samuel
Rennie, liensalL merchant,. but her
brother, Martin. McTaggart, named as
third. 'Arty to the suite most pay half
the amount The case was heard at
the Middle.sex Comity sessions of the
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Harness, Etc.
WE HAVE A, LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE HARNESS, TRUNKS,
TRAVELLING BAGS. VALICES, ETC., TO CHOOSE FROM,,AND
ARE OFFERING. THE SAME TO THE PUBLIC AT VERY
ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
Pianos Pianos
IF YOU HAVE BEEN THINKING OF ADDING A FINE NEW
PIANO TO ME PLEASURES OF YOUR HOME, BE SURE AND
CONSULT US, AS WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE POPULAR
SHERLOCK MANNING LINE.
ALSO AGENTS FOR THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE
FRED THIEL - ZURICH
PHONE 102.
tor in. Home Merchandising
peace, Miss McTaggart was suing fo
injuries she received on January 14t
1931, when she was thrown from he
brother's horsedrawn cutter when
was struck by Rennie's autoinebil ,
Judge Wearing found that the Moto -
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1st and McTaggart were equaDy. .
blame for the accident. , He tourOt
that the cutter did not have a re%vji,
light. Miss McTaggart ariginal12.ye A ,
entered suit against Rennie, who
turn named her brother as third pale/ edrs. C. Eilber is spending the
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ty to the suit and claimed he wakkeeek with friends at Seaforth.
responsible. The accident occureekk D. and Mrs. H. H. Cowen have
on the pavement known as the Long 4fered to their summer home at the
on Roadbetween Hensall and Exeteeee
McTaggaris were proceeding noAtha
when Rennie crashed into them frOne
the rear. •
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Jurors Again Disagree „e
4,l As a result of the four days tirkeel iatives in. town.'
v. •Howard Stavanus, of Kitch-
f conducted services in the Men -
e Church on Sunday.
e. and M. Daniel K9ehler, 9t
Ighener, were Sunday visitors with
which ended on Friday night Je;ene..3,,..le eaz, tull" S.R.Knechtel, and
• ev. a virs.
• of the McNeil Brothers who were
• lie' ., IfreE. Rennie of Kitchener visited
• la.st week, this being their secen4ii. ?,deetheir sister, Mrs. L. Geiger one
• tried for the second time at Gode
ril. kiANSt week.
2 trial of being accused of robbing tie 'te eet: el.j
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• Bank of Nova Scotia at Brussels Iirn* s Florence Freid, of California,
fall. The twelve jurors handed kint
about the same verdict as at the pirie;:.
vious trial last winter, when ten .d4t
the jurors found the prisoners. gui/inr"
and two found them not guiltY. Tlikle
new county judge Costello was eki; flieeC. Fritz, at their summer home
the bench, and at the conclusion 4•44 At'Ond Bend.
the verdict given out ordered aeleele e ee
the McNeil brothers be tried atg:Itt.::'t PI
at the fall assizes at Goderich r
November. ' '.:2•'*"..',, 44/1 are indeed pleased to learn
many friends of Mr. Elmer
has improved sufficient to be
4---4-1. around again,
County Rate Down Half Mill' •F'V,Ze 0 Ed. Brenner and Mrs. H.
At the recent June meeting ofill4;
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Huron County Council the coeeereal% e"" • pent the week -end with the
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tax rate for 1931 was fixed at literrs parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
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mille, a reduction of one-half mill e a
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On Sale: New Shoes.
For Friday. and Satarday
Specials!
OVER 300 PAIRS BRAND NEW SPRING SHOP.S AT VERY I
SPECIAL1LOW IPRICES.
$2.95
EVERY CONCEIVEABLE 'NEW tSTYLE FOE SPRING AND I
FOR MEN AWDINOrtiM,ANY :SHOE IN1111E. 'WINDOW AT:.
SUMMER, STRAPS,. TKO/PS, "Ii)X.ROIIDS AND TIES, SPOT:
SHOES, BLACK. 11.1%14 .COLORED, TRIM PATIENTS AlD 2
INS; HIGH AND IOW JEIrERES A _MARVELOUS SELECTION. *
A REMe FRIDAY AND 'SATURDAY HARGAIN.
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Brown's Boot Shop WINDOW DISPLAY I
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DISCOUNT
CON
L. C. Fritz, left last week for Lon -
:.and Mrs. A, Moritz of Guelph,
ze Sunday visitors with Mr. and
ner.
compared with 1930. This red4
ion was effeced by cutting the rate e Mrs. David Gingerich of
county roads account from two e and Mrs. Jacob Gingerich
11/2 mills. Here is how the .393i eo anclefei• er of the Goshen South, Rev.
antr, -7 7rs:.-
accolnit ... 3.5 mill beral of the late Jacob Meyer' at
Old .Age pensions ......,. ,6 lls New Hamburg on Sunday. Rev. Mr.
County Highways .. , „ 1,5,riejee Schrag being in charge of the funeral
Provincial Highways e 1 mill services:.,
6.5 mills
The council discussed the report of
the good roads commission ar, consid-
erable length. The half -mill reduction
amounts to $22,000, which with the
$11,000 Provincial subsidy which
that expenditure would earn means
that $33,000 less will be spent on
county roads this year than was ex-
pended last year. But even so, jud-
ging from the discussion, many of the
council believe that with strict econ-
omy the sum of $66,000 which will
be raised for county roads this year
will go as far, or nearly so, as did
$88,000, the amount spent last year.
Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
ZURICH CONTINUATION SCHOOL
FINAL REPORT, JUNE 1931 ..
The following pupils have obtained
a pass in all Departmental subjects.
Form I-Quimbe Hess; Beatrice
Gascho, Hazel Uttley, Grace Gelinas,
Margaret Haberer, Ruth Church.
Form II -Ruby Church, Marie La-
porte, Ellen Turkheim, Claude Gelin-
as, Leonard Denomme, Byron Dueh-
arme, Margery Gascho, Viola Sreen-
an, Albert Heideman, Earl Flaxboard
Albert Deichert, Gordon Bloch.
The following have obtained part-
ial pass:
Form I -Alice Decker, Rosa Zet-
tel.
Note: Names are not completely
arranged in order of merit.
A. P. 'Rowe, Principal.
Made mz To- Meas e
• Suits Of earn&
This Offergonly for short time
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E..nott=4st $oul
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Annual Meeting
The Annual Meeting of the
SOUTH HURON CONSERVATIVES
Will be held in the
TOWN HALL, HENSALL
On MONDAY, JUNE 29th, at 2 p.m.
Officers will be elected for the emu-
ing year and other business transact-
ed. '
Several prominent Speakers will be
present to 'address the meeting
Ladies are cordially inv.ited to attend
G01) SAVE THE RING
Col. H. 13. Bombe, tobt Higgins,
Arm(' ivaat. Secretary,.
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A meeting in the interest of or-
ganizing a baseball Club for 1931 in
Zurich. ie being called at Hoffman's
shop on Monday, June 22nd at 8
p.m. Everybody is requested to be
present and boost to have another
ball team in Zurich. We understand
there is quite a balance of credit in
the local bank for the ball team, and
with this surplus on hand, the boys
should' be off to a good start and be
all set for a good team bya nother
year. Be sure and be present.
Mr. C. Fritz is relieving the unem-
ployment considerable this summer
by "painting up". At the residence
he has at present the staff of Mr. H.
Eickmeier, who are making a good
showing at the house, while at the
down town shoe shop and garage the
established firm of Uttley & Gascho
who consider themselves" efficient
painters and decorators, are doing
this work, and when completed will
add greatly to the appearance of
these buildings
Former Hay Township Resident
Passes at New Hamburg.
Death summoned New Hamburg's
oldest resident last Thursday, June
llth in the person of Jacob Meyer,
who passed away at the home of his
daughter Mrs. Menne, Gascho at 2
p.m., being sick only two days. The
Tate Mr. Meyer was born in France
92 years ago and at the age of 17
thigrated to Canada. At the age of
20 he started farming in Huron Co -
linty where he lievd for 56 years re-
tiring and calming to New Hamburg
to live With his daughter, Mrs. Menno
Gascho, Bleam's Road. He was mar-
ried in Wilmot Township on March
1858 to Barbar Brenerman, who pre
deceased him eleven years ago at the,
age of 87 years. He is survived by
seven children, three sons and fotir
daughters, Tacob and John Meyer of
Kitchener; Menno of Baden; Mrs.
Menno Sehwartzentruber, Kitchener;
Mrs. Menno Gascho of New Ham-
burg, Mrs. Joe E. Schwartzentruber
of Eaden, Mrs. David G. Gingerich
of Zurich. Twenty-one grand chil-
dren and 88 great grandchildren al-
so survive'. The funeral was held on
Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. from the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Mono
Gascho, at New Hamburg, thenee to
Geiger's Mennonite church for serv-
ices. Interment taking place in the
Wilmot Centre cemetery. Rev, C.
&brag of Zurich conducted the inn-
eral service, assisted by Bishop
Creasman.
Watch and Clock
Repairing
WE BELIEVE WE CAN
GIVE YOU THE VERY •
BEST IN WATCH AND
CLOCK REPAIRS, WITH
PRICES CONSIDERABLY
LOWER THAN WHAT IS
CHARGED IN THE LARGER
CENTRES
FUSTIMMORE WE CAN GIVE"
YOU PROMPT SERVICE.
Special Attention to Mailed in Wat-
ches,
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Hess, The Jeweller
Yes! You wilt Find' at,
DIFFERENCE. IF YOU BURN
DL&W
HE STANDARD ARTHRAC
SCRANTON
Prices,
rtwir at Rvick
Bottom how for thw
Seasoli.
STOCK UP NO -W WITH THIS
GENUINE .ANTHEACITEI
For Oa sla Pei t kktiewhi Mtta
per Tetiwi beA..„ea_
CtelCta.
Phone 10W or 10 SALL.ditr.
4.
HAVE WE OFFERED ,SUCH
NEVER BEFORE
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i Quality at Such Low Prices
t On Men's Women's and Boys' Footweart
• HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY SPECIALS WE RAVE TO ft
OFFER YOU. COMPARE' QUALITY AND PRICES WITH MAIL. eiw
ORDER HOUSES, ETC., AND SEEepQR.YOUsestarev wereper..an
• cAn_s,AyE.14Qxvt-rvie-otrr1NG. YOUR FOOTWEAR LIERE
MEN'S TAN''':WORK SHOES, WITH FULL LEATHER MEDDLE
SOLES AND PANCO OUTSOLES, RUBBER, BRIMS
SPECIAL PRICE $2.35
MEN'S BLACK MENNONITE BLUC. WITHT OUTSIDE COUNTER
And Sturdy Built with Leather Insoles and heavy Leather or rearm. •E -,-
Soles, Guaranteed the Best, $2.75 and $3.00 Pair.
BOYS' BLACK OXFORDS IN A COMFORTABT.R AND GIgOn
• FITTING LAST, SIZES 1 to 5%, Reg. ;3-50 Now $2.501
BOYS' WORK SHOES, BLACK OR TAN SOLID LEATHER, Te
Last year we sold. these at $3.00, to -day only $2.25
WOMEN'S PAT STRAPS, Gores and Satins, Only $2.50 to
WOMEN'S BLACK CANVAS 1 STRAP HOUSE SLIPPERS WITH *
Leather Soles and Rubber Heels, Reg. $1.25, Now $1.00 a Pair '7
Reg. $2.25 To -day- $1.30 Misses Sizes 11 ta 2 only, $1.510„,.„ ete
CHILDRENS' PAT STRAP SLIPPERS, SIZES 8 TO IR%
MEN'S SUNDAY BOOTS, HIGH TOPS, ONLY PAIR $2.2S
MEN'S OXFORDS, PRICER AT $1.05. $3.50, $3.751„ $6,00
CANVAS FOOTWEAR, WITH RUBBER SOLES, 05a, Mae, $1.00,
Childs', Boys', and liezei Included.
.ritt
0 FRITZ & SON
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The Largest Group o f Exclusive Footwear Merchants yrt Carmeral
MEMBERS OF MUTUAL SHOE STORES
1 Phone 82 or 115 Zurich r..
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Superior Quality Store
We are now offering a full line of
Spring and Summer Goods at Bock
Bottom Prices
•WE ASK YOU TO CALL AND SEE SOME OF OUR BARGAINS
IN GINGHAMS, BROADCLOTHS, I YARD WIDE PRINTS AT 2fitac
A YARD. COTTONS AT bi.1c. AND 15c.A YARD.
SEE OUR OVERALLS AT $1.50 A AUL
GARDEN AND ROOT SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
HARNESS REPAIRS, SHOES, PAINTS, OILS, ETC., ETC
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL, MERCHANT
PHONE 11 97' ISLA
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