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ZURICH THURSDAY MO
Zurich Fall Fair, Sept. 28i
Another Fub1 *ber Passes
- John Welts, general/meager of The
Farmer's Advocate„ died. at his home
in London on Tuesday of last week,
following a collapse caused lyy the
]?neat of the previous Friday« Ke -was
.a pioneer business man:, of London,
.and one who rendered muelt service
in the upbuilding and advancement
of that city to its present status. He
had many financial interests in Lon-
don and throughout Ontario, beside
The Farmer's Advocate, but his chief
interests through a long life were
agriculture and the farm, and as an
agriculturalist he was (mown from
coast to coast.
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.ALSO AGENTS FOR THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE
FRED THIEL - ZURICH
WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE HARNESS, TRUNKS,
TRAVELLING RAGS, VALICES, ETC., TO CHOOSE FROM. AND,
ARE OFFERING THE SAME TO THE PUBLIC AT VERY
ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
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IF YOU HAVE BEEN TIItNKING OF ADDING A FINE NEW
PIANO TO THE PLEASURES OF YOUR HOME, RE SURE AND
CONSULT US, AS WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE POPULAR
SHERLIDCK MANNING LINE.
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We're Going Back to._
SCHOOL
IT'S SCHOOL UTE, AND iltEtADING AND WRITING AND
RITHMETIC: .. S .BE 04• E OF THE DAY- MOTH-
ERS WILL. ALL, ALIS BROWN'S; MOOT
:SHOES.
SHOP FOR. THEIR f
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WE HAVE LIMB' w:F'DREN°S MIMS THAT MOST THE
REQt11RE.mmNTS 01! iT!A=t,THFUL HOOT DEVELOPMENT AND
THAT WILL GIVE MANY .lim/1'ms SOF WBAR AND PROPER
PROTECTION THE MOS ":ACID YOUNGSTERS,REA3.,LLY
SMART IN APPEARANCE TOO. ' MO l'T YOU DROP IN AND
LET US SHOW 'THEM 'M. TOIL
CHILDREN O'XI 1 1 S AND s"TR'.AtP:' S FROM ;SI1 TO :$L5O
MISSES (OXFORD ANN STRAP :$l 'ERS FROM. $1_513 too .`$295
YOUTH :ANIT MPS SCKsx.. OA FROM wiz to *2.95
visrAu[lit9'tto 14EIZ IaY DONE
Brown's 'loot Shop WIPIISIDI
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"CLOTHEs OF QUALITY"
They Have Arrived
The New Fall Suitings and
Overmatings
(BEAUTIFUL. FABRICS rEcna WOMB FAMOUS E.IWOISH
SUITAFNGs IPS THE NEWEST OF FAUX AND WINTER, ; DES
•--DARK BROWN, RUDE • MID GREY.. LUXURIOUS OMR-
eCHILL+1%., VELOUR., WBIiID EY, MELTON AND TWEED OVP'ER-
eCOME i[lit` TO-MORBOW--'1601U '8RA& NOT BE UEGE1 le vim.
'SEI 11 YOU( S`E,E. `"' THE OUTSTANDING QUALITY AND VAL-
VES THAT HAVE -1-M .41CIAPIIIES OP QUALI FAMOUS
WHOM CO'A: T TO MOST., I9'. #IENDEf, FIT' AND, S 9`ISFA.CT-
s"CLOTHES OF flomarrir. SOLD EXCLUSIVELY R V
MORE 4 MORE VALtt;17E
ECOffmakt
Soni
llltleAi ti I1ACL:.CROWS
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ERAL"
SEPTEMBER 24 1931.
Chester L. Smith, ? bI I
11.25 a year, U.S. SURE fsRAthos*
•1.60U LRR4ARS,$2Msx rararEastaasa.
Let us see you all present!
Six members of the grey,,
found ,guilty of froudulentliy
ing sum totalling in the neigh
of $45,000 from the Ontari
men's Compensation Board
period of eight years, 1a`
penitentiary sentences
police court the other day,
marbling six being placed on
ded sentence.
Lower Salaries
In a speech delivered at the
field day of the Farmer'
Goderich Township sec Elk
George Spotton, `12: P , 'for
Huron made the following
Medical fees arid law fees mu;
down. Any clergyman receival
$2,000 per year should agrees+
-reduction. Higher paid civil se+'L.
should make some saero$,var,
challenge my collegue.s zn tha°
irons and the senates.` to -step
the very forefront and take a
ion of 10 or 121/z per cent_
salaries. Mr. Spotton said h
gladly vote for a reduction',
000 per year to members arts,
a shorter session.
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Again we wish to draw the/q
tion of all farmers and drive4i:
horsedrawn vehicles of the it
ance of carrying a light after>Fy
If you leave for town with tue
or horse in the afternoon be ,sn
take along some kind of light •t
tect yourself should darkrs'a
take you. Since this has b .
the motorist looks
ahead and if' you
not be surprised i •°ro the re .,
hit you some time, a' of catty"`
1 -sable for both your o
not•,or ca}.
the damage e
to the
aut
'Since thtG.new law'h�`l
force there'".are Omen
uractle'a11 everything ftlnev' h
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the result that' a car crashed into
the slower vehicle of 'which"thr eivne,i
hard to. make' good all damage D014
be negligent in this matter, protect
yourself as well as the sato that is
following 'you: Yon can't afford t
take these chances. Then the other
nev law• which calls for all bicycles
to !display a white. light at front and;
a red light or mirror at the rea>k..
how many bikes do we see with this
equipment. One is equally respons
ible.. en these two=wheeled rather un
certain vehicles going along, which.
Make such rapid bolts and swerves.
And occasionally we notice one going
rapidly over the sidewalks after dark.
without a light and this endangers.
the public very much. In the name
of common sence try and obey the
laws of the nation. These laws' are
not made by a bunch of knownothings,,
but intelligent men who have the saf
sty of the people of our country at;:
heart.
r, Will Brown and Ross Johnston
tired to Kitchener on Sunday.
r. -and Mrs. H. G. Hess and fam-
ere Sunday visitors at Creditton.
and Mrs. Bert. Kaye of Hamil-
tre visitors at the home of Mr.
rs. W. H. Hoffman.
Gerald Bedard of Toronto, was
Olt -end visitor with his parents in
and Mrs. Eichler of Pigeon,
are visiting with her parents,
Id Mrs. Menno Bechler.
11 , and Mrs. Thos. Trevethick of
ins1y were Sunday visitors at the
Ore°of Mrs. W. G. Hess.
Mr, and Mrs. Lee O'Brein and Mrs
'ebert were Sunday visitors with
nd Mrs. C. A. Hoffman, at
-Vin. A. Siebert, returned from
1, where he spent a few we-
ecorating the exterior of a
g house.
and Mrs. W. J. Zimmerman
igeport were last Wednesday
at the home of Miss Anna
and Mrs. J. W. Horner of
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
t :Igs of Varna, spent the week-
tld rwc th friends at Toronto and Wo=
$bridge.
rase i4i, 3. A. McDonell of London, ac-
oa panied by his brother Mr. C. A.
were of Henson, la town
e4i1g the local epoiw court, on
IN MEMORIAM
Thiel --In loving memory of our,
darling Dorothy, who passed swags
five years ago on September 23, 1)2Yi`,
Five 'lonely years have passed; dorar
Doao;th ,•
Since Angels came for you;
Yet =f:•laough the midst of these 1'on
vat'�'s
Your faee comes smiling through.•
Each lonely hour that we have spent ; S
Is woven through and through
With 'olden threads f merine�rteo
eiiny Bright, Secretary of
1. wi, will: give a Magic Lantern=
xd °in;`the Town Hall, ors ' s;-
ir;v`ening, October lst. Every-
iswelcome. " The children like
i pictures. No admission fee:.
*men are this week engaged.
rating the tower' of the St.
R. C. Church in town, and
• steple is not considered a.
b
Boil
wnlra
hi lid,, yet most of us would soxun-
er, ;4o•.wn with one foot on good
er earth.
e . T. M. Costello of Goderiish
Division Court in the, tamcm
Wednetsday. A goodly num-
'ases were argued out and a-
se present of the legall firm
ere Mr. J. G. Stanbusy cif
Ex- nd Mr. George Morley also
'treat is in store for all, who
e concert in the Towm Hail
r- Night, Sept. 29th. The: Town
on Company of fine artists
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e�a.;,full program of vocal and
ntal music,• dancing; conscir
son katories and good humor. The
Trot ' is equipped with special set-
tanK, }tpot` light, etc,,. and costa. mes
are. , best obtainable.. Make your
ue4re�
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
FURTHERMORE WE CAN GIVE
YOU PROMPT SERVICE..
Special Attention. to Mailed in Wat-
ches.
Hess, The Jeweller
Yes! You will Find a
DIFFERENCE IF YOU RUMP(
STANDARD ANTS
SCRANTON
Prices now at Rack
Bottom low dor the
Season.
STOCK IJP NOW WITH THIS
GENUINE ANTHRACITE
For Cash Payment a Miscount of
per Ton sail be Allow&-
Pbene t'Ow •or 3.0 HENSALL,
NEVER BEFORE
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HAVE WE OFFERED SUCH
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On Men's Women's and Boys Footwear
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HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY SPECIALS WE HAVE. TO t.
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+'�. OFFER YOU..COMPARE QUALITY AND PRICES WITH MAIL
ORDER HOUSES, ETC., AND SEE FOR YOURSELF THAT VOLT X'
CAN SAVE MONEY BY BU1ICING YOUR FOOTWEAR HERE `
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+ I 'S TAN WORK SHOES, WITH FULL LEATHER MIDDLE
•- ' SOLES AND,PANCO OTJTSOLES, RUBRER HEELS "•
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SFECLAL�PR[C$2.35
MEN'S BLACK MENNONITE BLOC. WITHT OUTSIDE COUNTER r
And Sturdy . Built with lather Insoles and heavy Leather or Panto w�•
Sales, Guaranteed the Best, . $Z-79. and $3.0Q Pais
BOYS' BLACK OXFORDS • IIS A COI RTAELE Al tit
FITTING LAST, SIZES 1 to 5%, Reg. $3..50 Now $U 4-
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+ WOMEN'S PAT STRAPS, Gores and Satins, Only $2.50 sex .TSL re~
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2 WOMEN'S BLACK CANVAS 1 STRAP HOUSE SLIPPER WITH. 5.
Leather Soles and Rubber Heels, `Reg. $1.25, Now $1110 a Pair
+ • ; CHILDBENS' PAT STRAP SLIPPERS, SIZES 8 TO I4%
* Reg. $2.25 To -day. $1.30 Misses Sizes 11 to 2 onl.F use._
DEN'''S SUNDAY BOOTS, HIGH TOPS, ONLY PAIR $2.77u 4��.,-.
MEWS ORDS, PRICER AT $z..95, 53.50, $A7 mem f
: CANVAS FOOTWEAR, WITH RUBBER SOLES, 65c, 7Se.,„ SLAM
Childs', Boys', and Men's Included. g
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MEMBERS OF MUTUAL SHOE STORES, '•'
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• The Lamest Group of Exclusive Footwear Merchants in. aas{Par ,
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Dear Dorothy, just for you•.
Ever remembered by her Mama,
Dards, Grandpa and,Gra,adataa Thiel.
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ATTENTION!
EI.ighoff elr Garage
ORSE SHOEING AND ALL
KINDS OF BLACKSMITRING,
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING, FEND.
ERS AND BODIES REPAIRED.
No Matter How Badly Damaged.
BEST OIL OR 'GAS, AUTO ACCES-.
DRIES,
CHARGER REASONABLE
Give Us a CAM
JACK KIPPEIsty ZURICH
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xtions early.
Harvest Haase
vial Harvest home services will
ervdd..morning and evening,
,,=September 217th, in St.. heat
utheran church,:' Professor G.
.n ock, of Waterloo Seminary
veli Ibe the special speaker for the
dal Everybody.welcome.
Igeen,•- Charnette
ry happy matrimonial. event
w b ated at the R. C. Church,
D1tME'r
on Saturday, September.
y it Rev.. L Marchandi united
GUI'NiAn4nY, Elnore, daughter
OPIt Nv rs. John Charette, of the
tt e , Highway, Hay Township
Meen, of Detroit. The
couple will reside in De
they have tilt best wish-
r~ge circle of friends.
'ahn Luther Passes
tither lingering illness of
baths duration, Margaret,
Crt John Lather, who have
eats' the past thirteen ye-
t . presnt residence, on ,the
er' Highway, Hay Township
September 16th, aged 57
rtixol tiia and 14 days. Mrs.
ssirlt anany warm friends in
ry 4 eft*: neighborhood where
t wi o regret to herGrand departuBerend.
'ti was held
hand was largely attended,
'era ,
wife
irs
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Last year we sold these at $3.00, to -day only $2.25
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a Phone 82 or 115
Superior Quality Store
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. DRGA
IN GINGHAMS, BROADCLOTHS., 1 YARD WIDE PRINTS AT ata
A YARD. COTTONS AT lac AND 150., A YARD.,
SEE OUR OVERALLS AT $1.50 A PAIR..
GARDEN AND ROOlt SEEDS OF AU... KINDS.
HARNESS REPAIRS,SHOPS, PAINTS. OILS, ETC,„ ip .
R. N a • Dousit,,As
CONEIML 11flEFICHANT
PHONE 11 4.97 BLA