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ZURICH, THURSDAY Mon
Pali Fair, ept. 28th -29
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Workmen are 'busily engaged in
'trimming back the eve*. growing
:branches that interfere with the Hy-
dro wires, and: if a. little. of this will,
be done each year or so,, the Sob will.
:not be so big at any time.
Sun -Scald Dries Trees,
Scientists have. known for aloAg
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time that trees eat, sleep, digest, and
freeze after .the manner of humans.
MV/ comes forward the Bartlett To'et.
Research Laboratories, of Stamford,
Conn., to state that trees suffer from
sunburn. "Sun scald" as it is called
is carried by the direct wilting and
drying mit of bark tissues caused by
excessive heat.
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GET IN LINE
IT'S SCHOOL TIME, AND READING AICD 'WRITING AND
RITHIVIETIC WILL 50.0N RE IN ORDER OF THE DAY- *OTH-
ERS WILL. ALL. BE AT BROWN'S BOOT SHOP FOR THEIR
SHOES-.
WE HAVE LINES OF (CZIILDREE'S SHOES THAT MEET TSB
REQUIREMENTS OF TiEALTHFUL FOOT DEVELOPMENT AND
THAT WILL GIVE MANY AIONTIIS OF WEAR AND PTOPER
PROTECTION TO• THE MOST .ACTIV.E YOUNGSTERS, REALLY
SMART IN APPEA.11WICE WON'T YOU DROP IN AND
LET IFS SJ1OW17 .ThEM 'TO YOU
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/SEPTEMBER 10 [931.
Miester L. Smith, PULIFIsliZto
Il.25 a year, U.S. $1.5Q h lama*
41.5o 14 AROMA RS, Et MAY a* WIAmag134,
Zurich School Fair Sept. 14th.,
A goodly number from the v
attended the funeral on Wedn4
morning of the late Mrs. Ann 1
an, which took place in St. Boit
R. C. Church, of town, intermei
ing made in the R. C. Cemetery. 1
Hagen, who was one of the o
residents of the Township of
was beloved by all who knew he
especially on the Parr Line wher40.11
words we could find no more sill
lived and raised her family. In
way in expressing our feelings
"The Grand Old Lady" Rev, F I ier
L. Power her pastor conducted!
service. And with her bereft f
there now lingers the memory
most devoted parent whose plac
this world can never be filled.
Held ConfereriCe
A meeting of representatives .g•l
South Huron municipalities, collet loY
Thomas McMillan, M.P., was rec4tly.'
held in the Henson town hall, fort13'
purpose of considering the queitio
of unemployment relief in conne4i01
with the plans of the Federal GoVerriO
ment. Every municipality in the irkiV
ing was represented. Reeve Beattie 64
Seaforth was voted to the coair lag
N. W. Trewartha of Clinton acted 64
secretary. The following motions Vire-1:i,
re discussed and passed: Singe there,
are no Federal undertakings, build
ings, public works, etc., urgently re-
quired in the constituency at presen
but would strongly press upon the;
Government the urgency of constrio:
cting a subway across the C.N.R. 'On
the highway in the town of Clintchr
which leads towards Bayfield,
Sim-
iliarly safeguarding the C.N.R. cros-
sing at concession 4-5, Goderich
The C.P.R. crossing at sideroad 30-31'
and also at lots 35-36, both in Hill,
lett Tp., and between the villages
Blyth and Auburn.
---ziteter SLohoOl Has Big Year
'1-4Iiss Muriel Eidt of Port Elgin, is
lie guest of Miss Inez Yungblut.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Prang visited
'th friends in Detroit over the we-
)oend.
number from the village attend -
',Me Heist re -union at Crediton on
ondon.
and Mrs. Herb. Krueger and
odly were week -end visitors at Kit-
ener and Tdronto.
-:111,1r. and Mrs. J. V. Cook of Drum -
o, were Sunday visitors at the home
f Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flaxbard.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Haist of
etroit, were week -end visitors with
re. Haist's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Klopp.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Clarke and
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aimly who spent a few weeks with
latives here, returned to their home
t Windsor, on Monday.
1.Mr. and Mrs. David Gingerich of
wn attended a Mennonite church
onvention at Kitchener over the we -
k -end.
MTS. Harry Yungblut and daughter
nez, and Mr. Edward Deichert, the
atter from Detroit, were visitors
vith friends at Port Elgin the past
eek.
Mr. Jacob Brown spent a few days
t Toronto the past week, returning
ome on Monday with his son William
ho motored to that city over the
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I sohThe l rBegoaurladr was
sethinelgd ofin thtieleEcxaernter,
egie Library on last Tuesday evening.
IAll the members being present. Prin-
cipal E. J. Wethey thanked the board
for the appreciation extended to the
teaching staff of the Exeter High
School, of which he was principal.
1 The Exeter schools this year are cro-
• wded beyond capacity. The board has
at not yet decided where it can put the
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Ifact that the outside pupils' fees have
been doubled and the train servico
cut off, this year the desire to have
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MISSES OXFORDS AND STRAP SLIPPERS FROM $1.50 to 82:95 •
you= .AND BOYS wisiool. SCHOOL SEFOYM FROM $1.56 to V.11:5
REPAIRING MEATILT DONE
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"CLOTHES OF QUALITY"
They Have Arrived
The New Fail &Rings and
Overimatings
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LOOMS - WHAT A. VAIDETr. , PECW5IVELY PATTERHIED
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'.SUITINGS IN THE NEWEST OF TALL AND WINTER SHADES
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.0ES THAT HAVE 2.11AUE 1031.10THES OF QUALITY' FAXOTTS
FROM COAST TO CAIAST. ILENEDIBER,. FTr AND SATISFACT-
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'CLOTHES OF -QUIMIITY" SOLD EXCLUSIVELY gm
ME. comurre ,mitoRE VALUE
the children attend Exeter schools for
weremade. A number of judges were
training seems to be inevitable. It
appointed and other matters were
was thought at the beginning of the discussed. The judges being supplied
ri'etooffet-the School Fair,
Monday next, Septernbe'r 14th. The
kiddies are all excited over it and
are indeed busy in getting their ex:
hibits ready for this annual big ev-
ent. And let us all just have that
young spirit and come out and see
what our young generation are in-
terested in. This is a privilege most
of us parents did not have when we
attended public school.
A. meeting of the directors of Zur-
ich Agricultural Society was held on
Saturday evening last at which final
arrangements for the fall fair, to be
held on September 28th and 29th,
term that the school could be opei-
ated with five teachers, but with the
influx of scholars it was decided to
engage the sixth teacher and at the
meeting of the board it was decide(
to engage Miss Evelyn Howard, B.A.
Miss Howard taught in Listowel Col-
Ilegiate last term. She is the daught-
er of Principal Geo. S. Howard of the
public school. Exeter citizens should
be proud of the school board and the
teaching staffs of both the high and
public schools, when so many people
by the Department of Agriculture for
this year's fair are as follows:
liorses, Mi... Oscar Lounsbury, of
Wheatley; cattle, sheep and swine,Mr
Thomas Henderson, of Glencoe; poui-
try, Mr. Harry 111cKenney, of Aylmer
ladies' work, Mrs. W. C. Caldwell, of
Watford.
The Executive Committee of West
Hurot Teachers' Association met on
Saturday to arrange for the conven-
tion to be held October 8th and 9th.
foam outside districts are .anxious to The first dors.' sessions will be held
have their children taught there. in.Exeter and on Friday the teachers
will visit the 0.A.C. at Guelph where
they will be entertained by the Col-
lege proffessors. Teachers going by
train will have to be in Goclericla
Clinton or Seaforth to catch the
early "flyer". The committee are
Miss Pridham„ Exeter; Miss Gaiser,
Crediton; Messos. Keeler, Dashwood,
Blowes Hensel; Howard, Exeter and
Inspector Beacom, Godericb. -G. S.
Howard, Secretary.
GODERICH FAIR NEXT WEEK
Goderich Fair, September 15 and
1r6h., presents on Wednesday after-
noone a program of five races -2.25
toot or pace; 2.15 trot or pace; relay
running rase; open run; and three
year-old 'colt race, for good purses.
Hem. T. L. Kennedy, Ontario MY -lis-
ter of Agriculture, opens the fair on
Tuesday evening.
ATTENTION!
Edig hoffer Garage.
HORSE SHOEING AND ALL
KINDS OP BLACKSMITHING,
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING, FEND•
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No Matte o How Badly Damaged.
BEST OIL OR GAS, AUTO ACCES-
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Give Us a Call!.
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Watch and Clock
Repairing
WE BELIEVE WE CAN
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YOU PROMPT SERVICE.
Special Attention to Mailed in Wat-
ches.
Rodney, Defeats Henson Again
At Rodney on Monday, Labor Day,
that team won from the fast Hensall
baseball team by the score of 9 to 5
Rodney who have met defeat oaly
pee this year turned back the Hen -
sail boys for the second time and are
now qualified to go on in the inter-
mediate "B", 0.B.A.A. playoffs. rids
was Hensall's second round, but they
are flow out of it. There was a re-
ord crowd present n,t Labor Day of
enthusiastic spectators. Dorland and
IVIcCallum formed the battery for
Rodney while Welch and Kerslake
divided mound duties for Herman,
with Horton doing the catching. Legg
and Dinsmore of London umpired the
game.. The liensall team sure have
had a good season of it, and if the
'OoysSty together by another year
even better team is looked for.
Edwin Goalie and Ivan Yungblut ef
own were a big asset on the Hensel]
dOring the stimmergums,
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Yes! You will Find a
DIFFERENCE IF YOU RUM
Prices now at Rock
Bottom low for the
Season.
STOCK UP NOW WITH THIS'
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For Cash Payment a Discount of 5/42,
per Ton wil be Aliowed.ij
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Phone lOw or 10,1 HENSALL„
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..1. • HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY SPECIALS WE HAVE TO I:
-I. OFFER YOU. COMPARE QUALITY AND PRICES WITH MAIL ....
IORDER HOUSES, ETC., AND SEE FOR YOURSELF THAT
or CAN SAVE MONEY BY BUYING. YOUR FOOTWEAR ,HE.. *
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.4.. MEN'S TAN WORK SHOES, WITE- FULL LEATHER MIDDLE
SOLES AND PANCO OUTSOLES, RUBBER HEELS .og,
SPECIAL PRICE 32.35
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And Sturdy Built with Leather Insoles and heavy Leather or Pant*
Soles, Guaranteed the Best, $2.75 and. $3.00 Pair. -26
BOYS' BLACK OXFORDS IN A CO,MFORT..4BLE AND GOOD
FITTING LAST, SIZES 1 to 5%, Reg. $3.50 Now $2.50
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BOYS' WORK SHOES, BLACK OR TAN SOLID LEATHER
Last year we sold these at $3.00, to -day only $2.25
WOMEN'S PAT STRAPS, Gores and Satins, Only $2.50, to $2-75 pr...
WOMEN'S BLACK CANVAS 1 STRAP HOUSE SUPPERS WIT1Z
Leather Soles and Rubber Heels, Reg. $1.25, Now $1.00 a Pair
CHILDRENS' PAT STRAP SLIPPERS, SIZES 8 TO 10% o••
Reg. $2.25 To -day. $1.30 Misses Sizes 11 to 2 Only $1.56...
MEN'S SUNDAY BOOTS, HIGH TOPS, ONLY PAIR $2..TS -sr
MEN'S OXFORDS, PRICER AT $2.95, 33.50, $3'.75, Woo&
CANVAS FOOTWEAR, WITH RUBBER SOLES, OISc.„ 75c..„ $L -11:
Childs', Boys', and Men's Included.
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We are now offering a full line of
Spring and Summer Goods at Rock
Bottom, Prices
WE ASK YOU TO CALL AND SEE SOME OF OUR IMPRGLYsIONE
IN GINGHAMS, BROADCLOTHS, 1 YARD WIDE PRINTS AT EVA
A YARD. canroNs AT lac AND 1Sc. A YARD.
j SEE OUR OVERALLS AT $1.0 A PAIR,
GARDEN AND ROOT SEEDS OF hlkLL KINDS.,
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