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ELA.V'E YOU NOTICED : 'Y D THE NEW FABRICS WE ARE jDISPLAY-
CE
iG? RAVE YOU NOTICED /.>`HI"., CHARACTER WE ARE PUTT-
ING INTO OUR SPRING SUITS? HAVE YOU NOTICED HOW
"! i".E14 THEY FIT? WHEN SOME OF YOUR FRIENDS TELL YOU
BIR SUITS WERE MADE BY WUERTH, EXAMINE THEIR CLOTH-
Ata CLOSELY. NOTICE EVERY DET.4IL A130UT, THEM. THE
°.i 'LE, THE FIT, THE LINING i THE FINISHIS DIFFERENT.
OUR CUSTOMERS ARE PROUD OF THE CLOTHES WE TURN OUT
'POE THEM, THEY LIKE TO COMPARE OUR CLOTHES WITH
'OTHER MAKES. IF YOU ARE NOT ALREADY ACQUAINTED
ski 'ITIS OUR CLOTHES ASK SOME OF YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT THEM
'11TMIE'Y WILL GLADLY PUT , YOU WISE THAT WE KNOW HOW TO
-VIARE CLOTHES AT REAS(dNABLE PRICES.
WE ALSO DO DRY CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING.
YOU WILL LIKE OUR WORK
E. E. Wueith, Tailor, Zurich
*it pays to use
MARTIN —SE OUR
100.% PURE PAINT VARNISHES
For Evety Purpose- ForEvery Surface
Write to Head Office, Moritreak For Free Bookiet
Houle PAINTING MADE EASY
SOLD BY
A. MELICK — ZURICFI
WOOL•
EXETER
Wm. Pfaff is otnving to town
from Stephent, into the house rec-
▪ 1 hest Prices Paid ac- i•eartly vacated by Dr. Atkinson.
Mrs. E. Heideman, -who ha's been
visiting with her daughter, Mils. M.
cording to quality ;.C'oxvvrort.b;, of London, has returned
home. •
CASFI OR- TEAY:E y; Miss Vivati `elder daughter of
I {t's Oollingwood, is home aftee
L.,NKETS,.YARNS
WO- in
_year at Oshawa Miss-.
'g
.She 'hopes to gr=
eiD PROMPTLY F'IL- .e •ri 1ct• year.
LED.'Mrs• :Sol hardy is visiting relati-
t. es Tir Detroit.
Phone ' or write for prices 'to t17 Dr. Roulsten is attending the an-
nua.l Dental .Convention at Toronto.
newton Woollen Mills Mrs's Eva Carling, daughter oz:
the late Thos. B. Curling, who hang
been assistant supt. of St. Luke's
Hospital; New York City, , for
:some years, has been appointed
Supt. of that institution.
Students of the Exeter High seh-
, ool presented an operetta ie Sects
in the Opera Howse last Wednes-
day evening which was ,a fine suc-
cess.
The marriage took place in Win-
dsor on May 13th of two Exeter
young people now residing in De-
trr•it, Mies Lela Gould to Mr. Ernest
Armstrong, a former buttermmker
with W. G. Medd,
Mrs, Mi ler of Detroit, is here op-
ening the borne of her late mother
Mrs. Thos. Gregory, Miss Stella Gr-
eg ory will also return.
Mrs. Thos, White who ita•s been
visiting Miss V:e t° and Mrs. P. J.
Wickwire rzturri':d to her home in
Windsor.
Mrs. Mcally and mother and Wm
Glass of London, .visited with Dr,
and Mrs. Atkinson.
Dr. and Mrs. Porterfield and da-
ughter of Munro, visited at the
home of Fred Sathern, itlhe daugh-
ter remaining.
NOTICE
NEWTON — ONT.
E. C. WAGNER, Proprietor.
`Tee Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallion
CUMBERLAND STEEL
-22070- (18309)
Zxtrohnent: No. 5698, Approved Portia
X, will stand for the itnprovem-
+int of stock this season at HIS
OWN STABLE, HENSALL.
Cumberland Steel is one of the
igest +stock horses that ever crossed
the water and Vas imported by the
tate T J. Berry, who, as everyone
/snows, never handled anything but
the best money could buy. His
+otoek was never beaten in the thaw
Xing irr England and he has been
equally successful as a'sire here.
Ile stood as premium horse for; 3
wears in one district before com-
ing to this country at. a °service'
lee of $100.
FRMS—To insure $13.00, If . paid
by Feb. 1st, 1925 $11,00
Managers.1 ,C. 1;. Siropson and Fred
Bengough.
FOR SALE
A Watford cutting box with bl-
ower attached.,
' 'Will Bell exeh
4a e on cattie or pigs. Apply to
lle?c. Voisin; R.R. 3, Zurich, .
BORN
J sardine--l.n HayTownship . on
May J 22d 1 . .;
Macy n. , to Mr. and Mrs. :�iarly-
ert- l)isjardin:e, a 'son.
rnlith Ire StanleyTownship,
o
�l'Xy ni:tla;, to .Mr. end . lIrs. Herb-,
Prt; Smith, •e, :',tits,;;
We,t he Undersigned !easiness
mem of'the Village,of Dashwood do
hereby agree to keep Thursday af-
ternoons during the .month', of June
July and Aw ustfor a; half holiday
Wes. Wolfe;:Dr. 11 Taylor ;Reid
& CCo; Alex. Zimmer; .D,, Tiernan;
L. M:' Hnrtleib; 0. Tiernan & Son;
Clayton 9'. Pfil ; Restemayer &
Kleinstiver; M. We Schanck:; Eel.
Na'diger; G. Kellerman; Phil 1, Fas-
sold, o
A 54.4.1.7060D
Mrs .A.. Musser epent a few
d;:tiye in London lost week.
Me. E. Weltin, of Clifford is!.vi's-
?icing his father,
Mr. 1—loner
Guenther of the Can-
adani Bank of Commerce 'at St,
Thomas, 'spent the Week -end p hi'§
h'om'e here.
11,'x: and Mae S. Ireland of 'St--
ratford sprint Sunday With Mr. and
Mrs. E. 'Tiernan,.
M.es. P. Baker and Mee. Godkin
7
a dieng.
re i Ittt 1
t ti 73rd '
1 ebtw
., g r�
Dr, 11. 14 Cotte7» spent the -we-
elr-.n.,.f. •Yi epi:+ t7fY'^r • n.• '( ague.
Mr..„ y.r.Iergen t>. .Lo;rdoa retel
u+;
Z"URiett
ed aeq,pa,ilal'ane a in town on Thulrss
day,
11Iis's Glatdyli Gunther spent the'
week -.end in New Ilamburg• •
Mrs, J. C, ,field and Muss 'Elva
Riehmond spent Wednesday of
last week in London,
Mr. Wine. Howard of Blake, has
'Novell to tower.
Mise Pearl Kraft and Miss • • F.
,Etichtuond ?spent Sunday with the
latter's parent's in Blyth,
Mr. Ward Fritz of Zurich, has
,purchased the hardware business. of
R4 stalneyer & Klein'stive :, `
A. very exciting ball game was
,played between Zurich , and Dash-
wood on . Thursday evening, on
Gaiser's Diamond,: resultieg' in a
victory for aurical 10-9.
,5MA 35a6110
Be comfortable when winter
comes. We want to show your :.
why Happy Thought Fur-
naces are the finest heating
system atany price. They
burn all fuels equally well.
Every. Happy Thought in-
stallation is guaranteed by
the makers of the famous
Happy Thought Ranges to
give ideal heat distribution
at minimum fuel cost. Decide
now to be comfortable next
winter.
Send direct to factory for
interesting free booklet "Live
Air Heating."
7d years of satisfaction have
resulted in the purchase .of
more than 300,000 Happy
Thought Ranges.
SOLD BY
A. MELICK
ZURICH, — ONT,
MADE Af ARAM -FORD •eANAOA•eV
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FDUNDRV COMPANY-LIMITiD
AUCTION SALE
Of Valuable • Village Residenti;
Property.
„Under and , by virtue of • the
powers contained in a certain' Mort
gage which will be produced at the
time of the sale there will be of-
fered fort sale by public auction by
Oscar Kropp, Auctioneer, eat the
VILLAGE' OF HENSALL
On the undermentioned .property,
On Saturday, June' 14th, A.D. 1924.
At the Hour of 2.00 o'clock sharpie
'the afternoon the following prop-
erty—
ALL AND SINGULAR that cer-,
►taro parcel or tract of /land and
reprises situate, lying and being in
the Village of Hensal, in the Co-
enty of Huron, in the Province of
Ontario, being composed of Vil-
lage Lot Number Two Hundred and
Twenty-one on the South side of
King Street. in the said Village of
Hen'sail containing 'by. admeasure-
ment one-fifth of an acre more or
less in Moris Survey of the- said
Village of Rennie A, good chance
chance to purchase a horse. There
is said to ba a brick house with
furnace, barn and hen house on the
lands.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF
SALE—The Property: will be put up
subject to reserved bid, twenty per
cent. of the purchase price to be
paid on the day of .the sale, bal-
ance within twenty days. Purch-
aser to tsign agreement to compl-
ete the purchase.
Further terms and conditions of.
s•ile will he made known on the
date of the sale:
Dr, 1), 5, Hardie
—or-
Willia:ra Owen :Brown
Soticitorfor
Mortgagee, Tillsonhur , Ont.
Oscar IKlopp, 'Auctioneer.
Ray. McArthur hes been engaged:
by 0.•and A.'McDonell in their gar
age, ••
Wm. Beaver is visiting' with re='
latitrrs in :Kitchtteer,
leuseell 1VIcKa f the=.
t y, oMedical
Cole 'e,?London, is visiting lies par-
ents in town.
Jelin Steaoe•y:', of the local branch
oft he Sterling Bank is' enjoying 4a
Fwn wtlek's Vaeatiori. His position
is filled by Mr. Sellers.
The Hensall.PW
.
U ,0. held tltety
'urtiithl'v liicetitug,,a;t the home et
Mrs. Aleve. Buchanan on Friday of
t .rnoon, May' 23rd,,
Mrs, J. 73. Simpson recently re-
oeived a message advising her of
the. death of her uncle, Wm. Lang,
oft he west, a former well" known
resident of Hay ' Tpl., in his 84th',
iy
Mrs. 'C!r'r>>'l ,of Brienie itt here
teall .in a teat+steteet. Mrs. 'Tot=„McDe
Wilsons.
Dr. Gordon Knapp has entered
u'po4 the ) tietiee of dentistry here
heyiirg purchasedl. the ,practice of
Dre'S,14411: who will i•et:iirn to °Ohio,-
00. t , ' '
The malty friends, of Wm. Ci
Danis, one of our oideet e'5tablish-
ed anerchante, are sorry to learn
that he is notwell, ,.
ri number of our villagers on
\vedtiesday last- attended the gr-
aduation exercise's at Victoria IIos-
pital, Landon, the interest being
Miss Hattir McQueer, of this vile
lage graduating,
Mr. and Mrs, Alphine McEwen
pre moa;ing'frorin gheir rooms above
Joh*nt's :tstore to above the. Ster-
ling Bank,
The friends of Huh J. MacDon-
ald will be, pleased to- learn that
he is improving following hie op
eration; at Seaforth Hospital..:
A very representative gathering
attended the 28th annual conven-
tion held May 15th, in Hensel! Me-
thdoist church. About 300 deleg-
ates registered. Mrs. V. Mollard
District Sup t. presided: .After the
devotional sery=ice's conducted by
Mrs. Kitely, .'splendid reports were
given by all the Auxiliaries, Circles
and Bands, showing not only an
,increase in funds, but also a grow-
ing Christian, attitude towards mis-
sion's.
COUNTY NEWS
M and Mrs. Roy Lamont of St-
anley' Tp, spent last Sunday with
Mr,. and Mrs': Stewart McQueen,
Lumley.
The memorial fountain which is
tieing• pieced on eth-e park at Park
hill, was unveiled on May 24th.
Death .at an eariy hour May 14,
removed :a prominent resideant,at
Mitchell in the person of Win. Les
ter, at th t fig.? of 74'yearsr. He had
been, ailing .fur a few years and un-
derwent a -i operation. a year ago.
A. draught of chloroform taken
by John W. 'Coulthard, aged 22, at
St. ;Marys;, on May 15th, while in
a• -period of dispondency, caused his
'death within a few minutes in 'spite
of the efforts of two doctors. '
Rev. T. A Lawson, Pastor of the
Gran to ti Presbyterian church, has
resigned his charge in order to en-
gage in Lord's Day Alliance work.
Arthur Ford, son. of Wm. Ford,
of the 4th con of Usborne; had the
misfortune to be kicked in the face
by a horse. He had just turned
,the horse's out when one of them in
a, playful mood turned and kicked
Two masked hien entered - the ,
horne of Dave Walters, East ,-Anal=
iam,s, and ;said they were there to
take, hind to London, but they wo-
uld aeeept, $35 to let him off. Mn.
Walters took'out hes purse contain-
ing $250 tc::pay the Men, and they
relieved him of iihe purse and. en-
tire contents,
The P»e bylt.ery of Huron held
May ay rneeting at Clinton on Tee
esday May 13th,
B. Edge of'$eal'oi,th, ,dispo'sed of
h !shardware and plumbing, bu's.•.,
ince to Geo. D. Pergu'son, •ef Tees
Water, Who will take possession as .
soon as 'Stock taking has been conn,
pleted,
George Boll. of. Goddrich Elevat.
or and Transit Co., . was knocked
off . the "tole of a ear - when it :ran
away and a stick he was using as a
brake leaverrn •struek him op the
head, injuring. him •sexiously,
John Yungblut of Auburn, who
"J'hu May 29th, 1924
disappeared before the inqufe+stin
the death of the' late H. R. iifIli et'
Auburn on +ridaylast, was dis«
cove red in, the woods near hishKoine
A'l'e too ,was on the jigger° frontwh-:
Joh .i 'ill was thrown to his death.
Moslers. Gray & 'Cartwright, who,
have carried on a dry'geocls base-
ines's in Goderieh Lor • a. few yearn,,;
have- dissolved partnerships the
busi.n!ets will continue lay' Mr. Grays,,.
Rev. 0..G, .Armour, a, recent
graduate of . Knox 1O'ollege lime bee,
ion called to the Presbyterian ch'e.
urch at :Brucefield and was, ilad'uce
ted as pastor op, . May 27th.
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yo CUSTOMERS' NOTES. WE HAVE A FEW PIECES IN STOLIK 7+
+ WHICH WE WILL SELL AT LAST YEARS' PRICES, ALSO ets
+LESS INTEREST. IT WILL PAY YOU ,TQ SE'E US BEFORE' aro .
e YOU BUY.
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a FOLLOWING ARE THE GOODS ON HAND AT LAST YEAR'S .
PRICES TO MAKE ROOM FOR GARAGE WORK. 'I'•
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1 Wagon 1 DeLaval Cream Separator -1.
1 Bissell Disc Harrow 1 Peter. Hamilton Cultivator
▪ 1 riding plow 2 Fleury Walking plows
1 tractor plow at '$110.00
,i, THESE ARE ALL 'NEW GOODS. '
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L. A. Prang*, Zurich. Ont.
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Mr. Peter -Kroff, mechanic+
"GENUINE FORD PARTS" aiways in stock
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EGGS ANE POULTRY
We are in a position to take all your eggs no matter how larger;
r 'i ow small a quantity you have for sale. Enquire regularly foam;
1: 3'000. Hens and Broilers •
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Wanted t
se For delivery in May and June. We are looking for high prices ,•. ••
.i. longt hrough these months. Now is the time to lay yam'plane3�
+ for producing broilers. Information gladly given. Write, pho e
t or call personally.
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4. Eggs graded accordin.; to Government Standard.
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4. D Poultry bought according to weight' and quality.
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Teachers -• to Tour Dominion
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Included in the itinerary re Lake Louise, left; Vermilion River, centre; Nipigon, where children are scan hoisting the flag,
. and Banff, right.
'0 teach the youth of Canada about Canada and do teachers, Lake Louise, c ..
alled'. `probably the moat erg.
T the country justice it is first necessary that one feet bit of scenery in the knower 'world' 'wall also b
ee
should see Canada. That is the view ,of the Canadian visited, lunch being taken: at the Chateau there. Ph •
,Teachers' Federation and: no one will t
question it. magnificent run through the Rockies to •the coast wilt
'With the..idea of correcting any deficiencies in this be made In daylight. •
respect under which Its members may be labouring
the Federation,' accordingly, has decided to make its.
The entertainments arranged. foi—the teachers ins..
!trip to Victoria;' B. C., for thie year's annual conven-elude many automobile drives; a reception at the PW1r,.
tion as a personally, conducted tour, lasting from Au- Cities, luncheon' at Winnipeg and Calgary and a .rte
"gust 4th, t' 12th and promising a vary iinteresting vail.d punder the auspicesuof the locs'l
ception at Vancouver;,
instructive programme for the pedagogues, and their Teachers'Association in each of the cities. mentionede.
lrieniis. luncheon at Regina as the guests of the Preeeter aut.:
Arrange!di by Dr..A.'>il. Hardy,Government _ of Saskatchewan followed
Vice -President of the . by a drive*.
F!ederation,•-and R. E. ,Howe, President, Provincial around the city in automobiles' provided(by the Rotaryt••
Aesoclation of Protestant . Teachers, Quebec, in con- Club` While in.a by Jaw*; the visitors will also 1i •.
junebieri with, the Canadian Pacific Railway, the tour taken for drive by the focal Board of Trade''
covers a:s-,wide:a field as is humanly'possible . in ,
the A special return trip under slurtilar arranov�bg.,ent�,:
time allotted. „]:t will be made on a special, train start- for 'those who Dare to take it ',has also been lairs
ing• (rete. Toronto and following the main line of the Starting from Victoria, it includes the won+1bf ule,t .
Canadian Paciflio'; throtigho'ut. Stop -overs varying, from through the. mountains over the Kettle Valley :Ra' " tt`rr ,
a few 'beers to a day will be made at many' polite of the steamer trips over. beautiful Okenagaai and Ieootea..
Interest along the route to give the teachers a frill nay.Lakes, through the he' `
art of: the fruit-growlr�g;
opportunity 'of seeing the eights at these places. Port country, thence to Lake Windermere,. •and bym •
•
William and Port Arthur, the' tgh...'
great inland grain ports over the •spiendl�d new Barut'P-1:,ake �cTinderxnere Iii h -•:.d:
of, this 'country and the funnel: through which Canada's way to Vermilion River 'Qum and g
bilge crops pour- oiit to:.feed the world, W if w Ittnff. Then ocsmas:"
' greatest .. innipeg, the Edmonton, 'thy . prosperous gateway to Cana,d!a's' 'rel
grain. market, and boasting the world's Norteland, Sit;skatoon an iii ort a • city;
rink.
g'rea est railway in e, P t and acrossscity, "Wigg..
yardsthose of the Canadian.Pa,- Mia- nipeg, IKenor�,, Port Williatri.. . the . Great.
eiffc, the bustling prairie cities of Regina and '1Vloose Lakes,' via the Soo to Port .McNicoll and Toronto. miff ,
Jath, Calgary, the metropolis of the prairie provinces trip lasts from. August
-
17th to
o
29th
and
*lodes
,and a Dow=town only a fewyears ago, Vancouver, the stop -over for dinner at .Penticton dinner, a nig`
.beentiful seaport on the mild Pacific eoast which is stay and breakfast at lovely Lake 'Windermere
' ly t et
"forging'aheSd at almost terrif ing speed -these are all lunch at Vermillion River Camp, and a caat Bngt aen ered on the schedule prolonged inspection. Edmonton,OntOn, "Wrnnile and Devils Gap Camp, tae1�.tonbstop .Will also be made at Bauf Springs Rotel,
1%ghtful resort ,on the Lake of the Woods, ztear 7;CexsTsrfii;,,,
the ~•
e palatial hostelry in the heart of the Rockies -where The visits to the •camps, the motor run through thee,
recreations provided, such. as lilking,'`riding mountains acid
, the refreshing sail acraysis. �the, , Gireai�.
tf ztr .ming and 'mountain eltmbin Will be opes. to the ak'eis' albite Make ;
,• � able rcttttii�'li trlpl ftfll�Et�'rd+ssiii'�w