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JIBE CONSTANTLY SEWING ON TUE BEST
LOTUES
Off BUY,
D CUSTOMERS. N.A,T'1Th ISN'T
ARE REAPING SA'>�tSB'IpVERTxSETENT IN THE NEWS-
-402R,
'WHEN WE SOW OUR ,A. TLtOlJ',�ERS: OR
STATING A. PRICE FOR A SUIT', COAT, , WTI INCLUDE ! BEST
- 1AtTS 'li;R 'THREAD MC0,11T SUGGEST, 'au EEST
T SUIT. THE BEST CLOT'((,
St
�' '" 'iy'' 'RS[!j"'IIING 1h' Ci•'HA• BEST THREAD, ETC., ' AS
gbIG ,, THE BEST PADDING% THE FITTING
' A
�i1 AS T1 1 BEST OF OUR ABILITY IN CCUTTINC , THIS
^a,:�;�! IVfAItL�1'tl', SHOULDN'T W� REAP ONE O� OUR
OUR REWARD"� CUSTOMERS.
:1, "� SO'L'ED '�O "REAP YOU. A ?TROUSERS, OR FANCY VEST,.
�b7' YOU NEED A. SUIT', COAT, UR SHOP, RTHE'ti,i, WE CAN
'Ate 1I`B[I'«f ADV. LEAD YOU TO
i OVB TO YOU THAT WE LIVE UP TO OUR 'WORD,
I WILL LIKE ..IKE. OUR WORKLl
STANLEY TQWNSiW.
XV EIC$ $NRr
CREP1TON
A quiet We cid i> 'sng tole place on
Satiii.daylast at . thee/fediet1�, pareanag'er ;Crediton,
Tavnah`, When, Lloyd .Feaaer, son of
the late Mr. and ''lira. W Fraser of
Maoravilledmarried
ea
Gladys Redden, esedaughter o
1\Tais Cathei'txze• kledden of towfC
Mr, ansa 1Vfrai Fraser are tele leaving
on
an extended trite'Wolfe,
Emerson Roeszler, Rey
Jock Wilhelm with isonxe otherxyo-
ting meet lx'ave left for the webat on
a harvester's Brown ex,etir!siox4•of
Mr. and •Mr.e. Char. 'and
,Detroit, acre •'visiting" with Mr.
M If Kull
Mar. Richard Robinson ui•'$t.�iat-
ford spent last ''`reek , asxtxn'g flea«
eodis in Stanley'. of the
Mr. Ed. Stelcle and faMily
14th con. ,spent Sunday :at the home
of Me Wi J Doweon
Mr e. Margaret. 'Brett and hoer
mother, Mrs E. Bo enscee have
gone to Hamiltoin where, 1VFrs�.
]rratt will spend a few days vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. Ed, Lowdeh,
before going to. x'e+ruvie •her work
in Edmonton.• • • •.
Bev,' R. A 1VLi11er and faintly`
have been visiting Mrs: Miller's mo-
ther, Mrs.' WI. Clark of :Varna. Last
week they returned.Co their Bonne
near Windsor;, .Here, • (Cash accoxnli-
anyixngt hem ,•
School reopneeed on Tuesday.
Mies Eunice Reid comnreiaced :dut-
ies at Goshen �achool and Miss
Hogg of McKillopp at Babylon;
Lina sscliooi
Wutith, Tailof, Zurtch
l you deride how
fuel you order. Your
}'wasefor you.
Thought . Furnaces.
.tarn any kind of fuel --'
t t mieaily. This is why
try are so satisfactory---
Ailey keep your fuel bills' at
rximuni. Wherever a
happy Thought Furnace—
& Pipeless— is recom-
*loaded, the installation is
a teed by the makers of
diatiorelly-known Happy
lasught Ranges—more than
'MOOD wise. Get particvt
this week.
!, .>d to factory for interest
fee booklet "Live Air,
-• ,n
SOLD BY
A. MELICK
ZURICH, ONT.
FYHk$ORV CO..PANV• UM,TRO
it iN J91 C E 5
�,
SeptMeber 4t1
forth'totalled` out and his Car shin
ped, two wh'oela. ,doing over theend
of a drivers. • Th'e car did not up
set but the oc:e*paots., 'eight filo%
were badly frightaaed', r.
omen's Association, Both horse
drawn, ploys' and. tractors Will be
used. ,
PUBLIC
NOTICE!
Aucc
iron Sale
Sat'y. Sept. 20th
Line.
N. and Mrs. R. N. Douglas and
daughters Gladys and. hint giaret of
Blake and Mr. Wm. 'Manson, • were
Labor Day visitors at !Hyde; Park,.
Remember the Anniversary ser-
vices at the little white church at
Goshen next Sunday, . Sept. 7th,
where Rev. R. Fulton Irwin of Sea-
forth,
ea-forth, will preach at 11 ant and. 7
Miss Anna Bell McDopaid of
Brucefield visited friends heir
ov-
er Labor +Day. +
-
'Mr. W �m. Mausnn was �suecessful
in passing his . exams.. at the ;Cen-
tral Business College, Stratford,
and is spending a few • weele3-.. at
his home on the Goshen
Mee.
Mr add •Mrs„„Borland, and fan -
sly of `,timnsixas, New Ont., are
visiting her parents.
R'►cliard Hill of the 4th con, of
Sfep1henl, has purchased the farm: of
the late Robe. Sweet, this its one
of the (beat grass farms in the town
ship.
The Home, and House”
hold Effects -of -the
late Mrs. Philip Hauch
of the Town of Zur-
ich.
FULL :DETAILS, WILL BE AN-
NOiYNCED LATER,
A.L.Moritz, Executor
HENSALL
• Varna
vening recently, R. S. Hays of Se'a.
While motoring near one
Mr. Nicholas,: eon and two daugh-
ters of Tavistock, 'visited with Mr.
Dan Otreieher.
Mr.: and 1VIre Chas Zwicker have
returned from a trip to
Hamburg attid Toronto.
COUNTY NEWS'
Germ Sir Arthus Currie, who was
the cornmanaer of the Canadian
Forcers in[France, unveiled a sold-
ier's Monument at Strathroand
nad
also one et Winglialfl the petit
we-
ek. ,
A, farewell'isocial to their pastor
rev, J. Whealen, was given in the
,Anglican church, Brierley, when the,
members • of the Ailsa Craig congr-F
egatiov united "with the Brinsley
ointment, and after a splen=
ddprogram and a supper served,
'Mr. Wheaten wes presented with
au address• and well filled purees of
omziey.
The marriagetook place at Sea -
forth oral August 20th of Annie Ver
oniea •Dorrancec daughter of Mrs.
Annie .Do'rranee of 'Senforth to By.
Bower, M.A., of Exeter, . 'son of
the late, R. Bowerg, cif' irelan 1$,T 4e
cereronry was performed by
Larkin. iD.D'. Tbe groom iia the
popular science .masterof Exeter
High school andt he bride taught
for some .years int he same ech-
ool.
Fire was discovered in the mill
of the Canada Flax Co., Seaforth
about four o'clock, 14 •:dnesday last
and before an alarm vas given,the
wholeIint'erior wars a mass of fla-
mes. The firemen s ad a quick
roil; andet few , monist . , after the
alarm .had three :laic., hose pl-
aying on the: tire, but owing to the
good start of the fire, the whole
ds
Beat Redmond, accompaniedby
his'bride; his' mother and- isieter of.
Milverton, are spending a few da-
ys with friends" rete.
Miss Ethel Murdock who has
been at the Band, has returned to
her betne.
Clarence. Shepherd of A };beret-
burg is holidaying at his home
here.. C
John, Keyssuffered a paralytic
stroke early last Sunday 'morning
ibut latest reports are that he is,
(slightly improving. -.
•
M e. Bertha Bell who has been
lspenadipg her h'olida'ys in ::(Montt-
:ear and at Toronto, has returned -
'Harold ;Seruton and 'sister, Mil-
dred and Joyce, are, spending their
holidays with relatives at Strath -I
e•oYr
While Wm .Bell , and family we-
returning,
V-returning, to their hone last Sun
day even4i gilt hey were run into
by another car and crowded into
,,the :ditcle, their car turning over,
l5ut: luckily no -one was hurt.
Monday last, rs.
• C
on
5
i
#t
st, >,
_ Otti
Ni
celebrated her eighty-fifthe birth
rani hx„h:.'standard, day by entertaining e in niber bf
maintain the a
i7eing, made her relatives 'and fi•venda,;,.who tal-
ons/preparations are
a very .l�arg6. en�tr'Y, in. all live led to greet her. Besides' those
for artxi:ente.--The annual- .persona greeting's she •:received.
received -
Dog
doep period . o`,f through the • snail::' He�vr'
Dog 5l otiv will cover a P En-, only ,snste , '_Nits. John �StephenSon;
Sspt: 9th to 12th: with
is spending a fete weeks
her
Orville Taylor o fthe Farr Line,,
while eomiinrg to town the •i other
morning narrowly •averted' a:.'•ser-
Iou,s; accider4; when one of the fr
ant wheels of his car went tight
at4I the car took to thie deep; ,ditch
at tlie sidle of the road and was
sadly wrecked,.
• Large quantit3as of cucumbers
nitre being brought in every even-
inig to the Libby, McNeil &-Lih..y
mlati;t.
Kenneth Pope( of Montreal ea
visiting his mother here,
Wpi. Fee ,arid` sisters are visit-
ing relative in •Montreal and. Tor-
onto). r .
924
See him today and fund out -
how really easy it, can be
made for you to install a
Delco -11414 Plant to fit
your requirements hi your
home now.
You want, it to furnish a
bright, brilliant, safe light
in the home and in all the
farm buildings. You want
it to furnish power,for
pumping the water, to help
you so efficiently with' the
chores. You want h because
it makes your home"much
happier, .because it brings
such a greatly increased
amount of cheer to all the
family and because it saves
you enough in time and labor
to pay for itself' within a
comparatively short time..
See us today about your
Delon -Light Plant,
Delco -Light Plants are
made in twenty-five
styles and sizes --one
to meet your require.
rnents exactly. ..�
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four nay's+ roved aeeomodat-
larged and, rnip
ion its being provided and -the early
demand for prize 'lists promises a
heavy dog entry frorn Canada and
the V.S.
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.copies required by said gea-
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persons apP •
THE BIG- EVENT OP THE
SEASO e
Godericb Industria .Exhibition,
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sep-
tember 3, 4, 5, a Bigger and bet-
ter than ever. Four big Speed
contests; purses $9110• Thursday—
farmer's trot, or pace, 2,20 trotnee. i•
pane; Friday: x..30 trot or • P
James E. Hardy, world's famous
aerial artiste will perform before the
grandstand afternoon and :eveninsg.
iMany other attractions.
DASHWO D.
Mr. Fred !Miller motored to iron- forThe neve
e a ire >A nn :