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Vol.;. XXV No 44
.ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 30, (925.
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Our Corner
tIt's none of ,our business, but
=soma peoplelook as if they were
raised Ino lemon; juice instead of
Laziness ,ti is said may be due
'to imperfect glands. But it is not
no roach the Cause of laziness we
Gleed, t ais its cure.
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Wearing these new above-the-
knee shirts( ,combined with rolled
=tatockings will bet al • kneesy way to
:attract attention. -Hamilton eHrald
•The birth rate of United States
is decreasing. Automobiles dont'
cry at night. '
In Detrok a taxi . driver's heart
is on hist right side. If we weret
one, ours would he hi our mouth.
Our guess is that most people
who think they love someone -mer-
ely want to be loved by somebody,
A minister -says the girl'sof to-
day in looking for husbands clo not
care particularly about a -,man be-
ing educated. No, give them the
man and they will do the educating
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It's a( hard life: in which you
must eventuary become either an
old batchelor or an, old married'
man.
Three men were lined the• oth-
er day in a Saskatoon police ca-
rat for assaulting reporters. Bet-
ter be careful how you treat news-
paper 'people. Occasiionaly they
ge•t jiistiee.
EVANGELICAL CONFERENCE
Report of Statioing Committee
The annual ;session of :the Can-
ada Con;terence of the Evangelical
Church- was held at Hanover, Ont.
from April 15thi to 20th. Bishop
S•, P. Spreng, D..D., was chairman
The reports from most of the.
fields %of labor indicated progress
during the past year. The follow-
ing is the stationing;Se t .
Hamilton District -W. J. Zim-
meramn, Presiding Elder. . -Atter-
cliffe Sta., Circuit -W. J Yager:
Campden -J. G. Litt; Hamilton• --W
E. .eese; Morriston -J. We. Ham-
mett; Pelham -WI. M'. Sippel Sel-
kirk Circuit -J. M. Oeestreichei• ; S.
Cayuga -A. V. Stoltz; Toronto -W
J. Zimmerman; Willoughby -N. R.
Ernst.
Hanover. District -K L. Wing, P.
E. 'Chesiey: iN H. Reiblin,g',• Elin
wood -F. McYer•; Listowel -M. L.'_
Wing; Hanover -E. D. Becker;
Mildmay -K. Gretzinger; Milverton
W. O. Hehn.; Normanby-H..13. Lei-
bold; Pt. Elgin; -G, F. Brown; Wal-
lace -L. H. Pletchi.
Ottawa District. E. 'Burn: P EC
Arnprior-E Burn; Golden' Lake -
eefss Rose _Albrecht ,is on the
sial,.i; list.
Mr. Ward. Fritz ;motored to Lon -
dory on Sanday.
Ray •Council meets on Monday
for the May meeting.
Mr;, Albert Gies, 'spent the past
Week with relatives et .Gdoerich,
returning home on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Williams we-
re; 'Sunday visitors at ,Hurondale.
`Mr .and -Mrs. J. E. Gascho were
at London on Tuesday,.
Mr..and Mrs. Frank O'Brein of
Staffa, were Sunday vistiors at
the home of. Mr .and Mrs. Wm.O'-
BY.'in. i
Mr .and Mrs H. L. Albrecht and
sea George, motored to ha -wick un
Sunday, to visit the former's fa-
ther. r •
Miss Dorothy Fritz, tours° in
training at Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don was a Sunday visitor at her
he ale here
11/14 and Mrs. Allan and Mr. and
Mt'>i•. Davis and son Wilbur of
Lofadon, spent Sundayl at ithehome
of Mr .and Mrs. ,Wm: Baasow on
the Bronson Line. _
Mr. L. Goodbrea.d of Detroit
C. R: Katith, 'Parry Sound N E i speed -lee, a ;few Stays this week at
Dabrxis•; Pembroke -A. E. Pletclr,
.Rockingham -Jr G. Domrn; Locksl-
1ey--J.. E. ,Bender..
Stratford District -H. A. Keller-
man, P. E. Crediton -W. Y Dr-
eier; • Dashwood -F. B. Meyer; Mc
Kiilop-G ,L. Gross; Rodney -J. U
Burn; Sebringville-A. W.' Sauer;
South Easthopo-J. H. Grenzebech
Stratford -J. B. Dangis•; Tavistock,
H. A. Kellerman; Zurich.-?
? Waterloo District. E. H. Bean
P. E Bridgep•o.rt-A. Clemens; El-
mira -E. II Bean; Kitchener (Cal-
vary) -YE. G. Geil; Kitchener Zion,
-S. E. Schrader; New 'Hamburg -
S. 11. Knechtei; North Easthope--.
W. S. Hendrich; Roseville -W. ,R.
•Campb: ll; St. 'Jacobs -J. C. MOP -
lock;
lock; Waterloo -J. P. Halide •
Northwest District --L. H. Wag-
ner, P. E. _Bruce A. Knopp; Ed-
monton -L. K. Eidt; Esk-A. A.
Rieger; Didsbury--H. E. Roppel;
Hanna & Drumheller -C. S. Finkbe-
iner; Happy Land -Hy. Senft; illi
da. F. E. Martin; Kenasiton-A. _ S.
Caughell; Lipton -J. S. Domm; Med
icine Hat -E. I1L Gishler; Melville
E. N. Mohr; Morse -A. Wetklo ;i '
Morris .Camper -J. S. Burn; Neu-
dorf-Served with Lipton; Penn-
ant --A. W. 1Milier; Regina -W. Y.
Krotz; 'Rhien-Served with Mel-.
c,ille; Rosthern-H. J. Hoitzmian;
Siebert :and Mayton-A. W. Gauerk
Warner -C+. A. Beaeroft; Winnipeg
-•S M. Hauch..
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ZURICH
WB ARE NOW ORRN FOR :BUS-
INESS WITH A REAL NIOT.4 AS-
SORTMENT OF SPRING HEAD
ATTIRE FOR :LA.b1 ES, WHICH
CAN ONLY BE REALISED) BY
ComIN(;+ IN AND Ii-SPECTINC3
THE SAME.
Tha now Spring Iiat.s are high
color'fuland artistic, showing a
wealth totnew styles and mater-
ials..
Flowers, ribbon and the wond-
erful new shades give the Sea:on'S
Modes o charm that is unsurpas-
sed,
Yi:11U ARE CORDIALLY INVTTEI)
TO INSPECT • OUR ,STOCK.
Vera if Siebert
'hernia of E. A tt:'
. Mr. Ce. Zrrk of the Bronson iLne
has purchased from C. Fritz & Son
a neW Ford Sedan:.
Mrs;. Dempster and son, Win. of
Toronto are visiting at the homes
of ,Messrs J. Decher, 'and E. Rader.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Melick and fam-
ily and. Mrs. Ort were weekeend
visitors with friends at Kitchener,
New Hamburg and Tavistock.
•Catechisruai services will be Area
chsn in the Luthenra church during
the -:neat few months. The first
of these will be delivered next Sun
day evening and will bear thetitle
"Idolatry Ancient and Modern."
Kathryn Howald and -Olga Mil-
lar of Detroit, who after spending
the Easter holidays with .their par-
ents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Jacbo Howald,
left Friday for Stratford, Owen
Sound and Kitchener..
Mr. Milton Deitz has disposed
of his building formerly used fro
implement repairs, just south of the
town hall to Mr. Jacob Deichert, of
Hay Tp.; who. will use it for ex-
tracting honey, etc.
A happy, matrimonial event took
place last Wednesday evening;
when Rev. C,. •Schrag united in the.
holy bonds of weddlock, Miss
Mattis Kennel, daughter of Mrs.
N. Kennel to Mr: Edmund Erb, son
of Mr, and Mrs. John G. Erb, both
bridal' parties of the Bronson Line.
The witnesses were Miss Ruth
gchrag and 1Vfr. Mich. Kennel.They.
will live on( the Erb farm, Bronson
Line, where they have the best
wishes of a large circel of friends.
Mrs. Fred. Calley, nee Carrie
Either •who was born ;at +C'rediton,
died at her home in:Detroit on Ap-
ril 1.8th and bueied no April 2alt.
aged 06 years, for 45 year& she was
a re:sidewnt ,of that city. She is
survived by 3 daughters and. one
silo in Detroit.. Her surviving
brothers; and sisters were all pres-
ent at the funeia! as foi•ows- Chris
Ettbae Zurich;' Mrs. Wenzel, Chas.
Harry and Geo. ililber of Crediton
Mrs,. oLttia Raymond of Bufedo,and
West. Silber of New Ark.
Zurich. s. n n tv Dreg Store will
open for liusiesss-•on ,Saturday of
this °are r, and the piopti"rter Dr.
rL. 3. Mackinnon has 'weal to a
large expreditnr n f.ai. lit this up
ii,ic ornly, the fixtures, etc. nae all
new and expensive, and a fine sel-
ected :stock of toilet preparations,
t''at, tedod'rcin s;°etc., have `been put
in. Frnin now on the general :st-
ores, will not handle this line of
goods, and the drag store will be
the place to pi rebase these. Make
it your habit of going to the fine
place of business, for you toilet -pre
Tari tion s tattepery and Pat.
leedicinece. •
WANTED
CATTLE FOR PASTURE A lim-
ited numbers Ok cattle will betaken
foe pasture on( Lo t7, sCon. 10, Hay
Tp. !For further particulars ap-
ply -to Mrs. Louis Debug, R, R. 3,
Zurich, Ont. ,
L.
FOR SALE
12 !Yorkshire Bacon -type pigs,
6 weeks Old, apply to J. Hey 34
FOR SALE
Brood sow and 10small pigs 3
weeks old, one DeLaval cream sep-
arator nearly ,new. Apply :to Ti.
J. Wilson, Balbylon Line, Hay:
FOR SALE
A nearly' new Oliver. Riding plo w
apply to Li A, .Fratrg.
LOST
'Between Zurich and Dashwood
via BronsontLine, a bunch of keys.
Finder kindly -return to Dr. H. H.
Cowen, Dashwood, Ont.
APRIL
The Month of
DIAMONDS
-AND WE ARE ESPECIALLY "
WELL PREPARED FOR IT.
Our April Selection is excep-
tionally good. We would be pieta&
ad to show you these for Quality;
of Stones and Mountings, nicely.
boxed from $25.00 to $100,00
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Tust. Received a large number of Genuine Woolen Bore* +
9• Blankets in Assorted colors Size 72x84,
o e Also a Number of Beautiful English Plush Rugs, prices e
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Ranging from $7.00 to ... _ M, , es
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0 A BIG Stock of .Harness and Halters always on, Y and,
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8 Club Bags, Suit Cases and Trunks at Right Prices. �"
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At Prices that save you Money
Patent .2 Strap -Slippers°, Rubber heels size 11-2 $195
Pat and Oxf. rubber h,e:else, size 11 to 2, pr:. ......$2.711
Pat 2 -strap slippers low 'heels), sizers IS to 1034 at ..e..$1.65-
Infants,
.•.x..$1,.55
I7rfants, pat. slippers size 2 to 7se a't .........................L. i$1.25
Womens Pat. Tie, Cuban heels, a few left •at $295
Growing girl's light tan and pat. slippers, Murray at $3.91'
Wino, 1 strap Pat. ;slipper, low heel, size' 2;/.• to 7.., ..•.... $2.50•
Men's hieavy work shoes at. ......... P $2.85.
Greb's Work shoes, No. 1 grade tan and black pi. .._...$3.5%
Women's canvass. slippers, leather soles at 95e
ALL OTHER, LINES AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS
0. FRITZ & SON
SHOE MERCHANTS
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The Quality Store
It will be to our mutual advantage
if you will call aid see our , well
assorted stock Stock of Spring and.
Summer Goods in all the lines we
carry
NEW GOODS COMING ALL THE TIME, INCLUDING DRY
GOODS, HARDWARE, PAIN tS, OILS OF ALL KINDS, HARN-
ESS REPAIRS, NEW GARDEN SEEDS, ROOT `*l 131)S, AND •.OR
GIRUM," AND WE EN.PIiO:C ova i+11,I+[) COR?, SEED I1 SOON-
And would adviser our Customers to piaci; their orders early
as good seed will be hard tt' secure. • You will find our
Prices right, Watch our Bargain Counter, Quality and ser-
vice
emvice is our ntutto,
O lA DOUGLAS
GENE&AL. MERONANT
PHONE 11 97 :SLAKE
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