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Vol. XXV No 45 ZURICH, THURSDAY 11 ORiNING, MAY 7,1925.
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$1.20 a, Year in Adispp e'
•01,50 IN ARREARS, $2 MAY BE OBARCItpps
rD ,
ou,
have any - rtic es ®r Real Estate
for i
e, try li Ad. in the
Our Corner
• ,A i ote1 is a place where men
• lkic1i about things they. are afraid
t0 kick abouie at homei,-
iR dio, 3;s! dangerous. • Man sang
eve •th;e radio in ,Missouri. Girl
Crard Ihim +sang and married him.
It's a staggerine ttthoueht, but
in a few days most Easter bonnets
will ,be hopeleasey out of .style.
Some 45,000,000. tines were consu-
ted by Americans, bast ,year. Per -
Serially 'we always found rubber.
gave us indigestion.
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Of emereie we: can trot up to the Mr. Black was dealinlg ;with causes
and be all set for another reckless
isea.soni
attic •Idtust off the old straw •kelly, 1 for the financial condition of the
country. He declared that the
day -light -saving resolution which
DOES NNOT LIKE DAYLIGHT
i • SAVING
Wm. Black, M .P. for :South. Hur-
on', is, not an (exponent of daylight
saving, las` the following dispatch.
from Ottawa •says; "Daylight say
ing is •the ,grjeaitest curse this eo-
,untry has ever seen," declared W.
M..Black, Prog;, S. Huron;, speak-:ing on+the budget in the Commons
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WHETHER YOU,A CHIEF IN -4
TEREST IS IN THE STYLE OP
SHOES •YOU BUY, OR PER- :
HAPS THE ',COMFORT AND :
FIT OR WORKMANSHIP AND
MATERIALS, WE GUAI.IAN-
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TEE THAT YOU WILL NOT:
see BE DISSAPPOINTED HERE, AND BACK IT WITH THE PRO -
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SO SATISFY YOU.
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PRINTS •
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FLANNELETTES
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had •passed the Haase 'some years
ago, had dens naore harm and made
more lazy men than .anything ol,
the Iatetute books of ' .e oountry
He favored cutting the 'civet ser -
visa lel two. If the civet service
commission was no _ teapable of d
ing its duty he would dis'iiiies it. If
the ,prsa'sent over -staffing was
due to the deptuy tminiis,ters he
favored dismissing them. An,
export ;duty, of 42 cones a bushel
on wheat moving to the 'United
States was advocated by! Mr. Black,
It "would be a ,great boon, to this
country at present, he said. If
the United States, wishes to take
some retaliatory Measure that was
their affair,. ,
PRESENTATION•
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On Monday *yelling; May 4th,
the members anal friends( of 14th,
Con,., Hay church. assembled at the
Evangelical parsonage, Zurich, to
'spend a social hour :and to bid
their 'pastor Rev. J. G•, Litt and'
family adieu, prior to -their remo-`
val to bus new appointment at
Oamden,
A apeeial.feature So the evening
was the reading of ,a complim-
entary address (nd the ,present-
atieu of a purse of money to the
pastor, who in. wall chosen Words
th.znked the visitors for thier many
kindness shown him during his so-
journ 'and the hearty co-operation
received. by the members, of the
•society and invited all to visit therm
in their new home., After thepar-
taking of refreshiuents the .gatles
erieg dispensed by singing "God
be with you till we meet Ag airir"
Followinb isr the ;address -
Rev. J. G ^Litt ,
Dear Pastor
he.•ni,enaoers ""Mi'''.and firsG Edighoffer,
and -friends•fo Zion EvangelieaI ch- ° iilrs, Ida Bull and Mr. Wm. Brown
zrch 14th Conf., Hay, !have, •:assem,- visited ,relatives in. Kitchenner and
bled in your home to me -end . a Waterloo- over the week -end.
,social hour ,and also, to` voice our
appreciation of -.your services Our- Me• Josna'h Sar d' .th the Sa-
ing your three yeaes' pastorate a able .was at Toronto past
mong us week, and returning by motor e.
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Hey -Council met for its monthly
meeting on Monday p
, nlr+ Llyod. Hey of London vise
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itIid""under the parental roof over
S'sndayl, 1
Miss Margaret McBride, .who has
'sent the winter at Detroit, has
returned to her home.
M,r Henry E.ilber of Crediton,
.,a i ^sided at the Hay Tp. Fire Ins.
meeting held here on Saturday.
Mr .and,>Mrs, Er. Rennie and
faiuily of Hensall were Sunday vis -
iters at the home of Mrs. S. nee -
Die. •
Mr. and Mrs. August Koehler of
aihs Goshen were Sunday visitors
wvitli Mr, and Miss - Ienry Brown,
i4,th con. •{
Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Zeller south.
of Dashwood, spent Sunday with
lSe. John Neuschwanger on , the
Blind Line.
• . Mr .and Mrs. ;Ed. Beaver and
fnuly of Dashwood were Sunday
s,ltstiors with Mr. and ,Mrs, Jacob
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G' alloxan.
• Mr .and; Mrs. C. O. Smith and
flons, Gordon and Stanley, were we
etc• -end visitors with: friends at New
,Hamburg and Baden.
I: Mr. and Mrs Lee W. Hoffman,
Mrs. WmHoffman; Mr Wm. La-
mont and daughter Jean were Sun-
day vistoirs� in Detroit. 1 .
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In the week of the Sunday bi ought with him a, new Stair
Seh.o 11 you have given ,very ac -
Spacial touring o�u.
ceptable help, always punctual,
a'ncl ready to speak (r<a, e ird of
encouragement when needled; end
mthe pulpit you fearl+essiypro-
claim4d the Gospel teethe, so
that altho umerically not very
strong, the' attendance was good
4. and aflne spirit of unanimity prey
veiled between pastor and people.
"You also rendered ;very appree
fable leadership in song (and in
• 4 ▪ ' this. capaicity your 'assi�strincee will
be much missed, and in token of
t our very tenderest regard and tie
of sincerest affection we bask you
accept this Purse and may it be
e. a happyren•1in,der of your friends
e• of •this,- society. .
May the blessing of Him in
+1+ whose. si'rvice you, are &aboring ae-
• -company you and yours 'to your
s• este filed fo labor And make you"'a
"4' blessing to malty;. a
4. • 'Signed. on behalf of ;Zion Evang.
Church,
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ZURICH
WE ARE NOW QPT+1N• FOR BUS-
INESS WITH A REAL NICE AS-
SORTMENT OF S] RING IU AD
ATTIRE FOR LADI ES, WUICH.
CAN' ONLY 33.13 REALISED -13Y
COMING IN AND INSPECTING
THAs- SAME.
The new Spring Hats are high
colorful and artistic, showing es •
wealth iof new styles and mater-
ials. .
'Flowers, rebboa and the wond-
erful 'new shades' give the Season's
Modes charity that is' unsurpas-
sed.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
° TO INSPECT OUR, .STOCK.
Vera. V.: SL:bert
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The Women's, Institute of Zurich
are holding their annual election
of officers on Wednesday May 13,
eight o'clock, sharp, pan:. Also
nzusir_ai programmeell be given
all Ladies -are crodially invited.
Albert Siebert of •Niagara Falls
son of Mr;. and Mrs!. 'W. .L. Siebert
of the village, was badly injured
in an auto collision, on Tuesday,
8th. He was driving a sedan of
his •oavn. when another tar crashed
into las, cal' containing himself,Mr,
and Mrs. McAvoy and six children.
One of the children had her. throat
cut and narrowly escaped ,death.
While 1t 'the other occupants we-
re 'more -or less serious injured. The
other driver was arrested, but i
rsi but on ,$5000.00 bail.
HALF HOLIDAY •
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The half -holiday will take ef-
fect in the business places in Zur-
ich next )reek, on Wednesday af-
ternoon, 'May 12th, when all places
of business will close at 12110
o'elocl( p.m and the store's will be
kept op<e.n oil Tuesday evening in-
stead of Wednesday evening. Peo-
ple should •bear this in -mind and
not came to town with. the inten-
tion of doing shopping on Wed-
nesday afternoon of they will get
fooled, ' ;
FAREWELL •!SERMON
The Directors
the Hay T
held.' a meeting
consid:or.able
and Manager of
p,. Fire Insurance Co.
at the Walper
House, Zurich. on, Saturday when
business was trans-
acted.
Rev. J. G. Litt, et A., w•,lio for
the • paint three years has ;;leen( the
dens toad paisitorof the local 'Evan-
gelical church -here, pAeaehi"d his
farewell sermon, on Sunday evening
prior to his removal to Camden:.
The ,chua'ch: tvais filled to capacity
which ev':jxltt o show lie interest
'in which ;the pe,rple take in his,
disctX,sigions. They ,sermon Ovals full.
of love, :service and loyalty to the
caeca based upon, the .life of St
Paul, 1$&v,. and Mrs. Litt had
made many wvarni friends in Zurich
'and virginity during their ;stay here
and their departure is keenly re-
gretted •by these friendsi who
eateed then, the best of ..sv sihee
and istiocess Ax( 11431V noel of
lobos.
COAL
THERE IS A COLD (DAY COM-
ING.. The present agreement be
tween, the minexs and the Min
)•w'niertsl expires 'on the: 31st of
August. 'There m'ay' and (may not
be .a" strike, but, be prepared.
Prices. are now at bottom, fill up
your `bine with the belt coal., Gen-
uine (Delaware and Hudson Anth-
racite, direct frorrb the .minus, It
makes 'warn. Friends; Egg, Stove
and Nut size.
SOFT COAL ,
at righeast grade, the
unexcelled for domestic and
eshing purpose's. 1
Genuine Lehigh Bullets and
Grade aCoke.
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best.
Due
High
Save the Pieces
WE MATCH ANY SPECTACLE Ofee
EYE GLASS LENS
LET US FILL YOUR NEXT Sze.
ECTACLE PRESC'RIP'TION. WA
i CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK (3E"
NEW ALL SHELL FR A1-1ES ETC'
Cantelon.I PROMPT SERVICE AND AT
SAVING
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Tust Received a large number of Genuine Woolen Horace
Blankets in Assorted colors. Size 72x84.
Also a Number of •Beautiful English Plush Regal: price
Ranging from. $7,00 to ...... ...
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SAVE MONEY BY GIVING YTS A CALL, •
A BIG Stock of Harness and Halters always cm hand.
Club Bags, Suit Cases and. Trunks at Right Prices.
HARNESS REPAIRING A. SPECIALTY
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RFlable Footwear
At Prices that save you Money
Misses Patent e Strap Slippers, Rubber heels size 11-2 $L95
Misses Pat ,and Oxf. rubber heels;, size 11 to 2, pr..... ...$2.75
Childs, Pat 2 -strap slippers low.heels, size ,9 to 10; at $1.66
Infants, pat. slippers size 2 to 7% at « $2+25
Wom,ene Pat. Tie, Cuban heels, a few left at -- $2.96
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Growing girl's, light tan and pat. slippers; Murray at $3.35
Wino, ]. - strap .Pat. ,slipper, low heel, siz`e.2? to 7,-- -,- $2.50
Men's heavy work shoes at P $2.85
Greb's.\Work shoes, No. 1 grade tan and black pr. .. $3.54
Women's ca ivass sIipper.s; leather soles at ------ 950
ALL OTHER LINES AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS
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SHOE MERCHANTS
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The Quality Storp
It will be to our mutual advantage
if you will call and see our,f well
assorted stock Stock of Spring. and
Summer Goods iii all the lines we
carry
NEW GOODS COMING ALL THE TIME, INCLT.TDING DIRY
GOODS, HARDWARE, 1 AtN eS, OILS OF ALL KINDS, HARN-
ESS REPAIRS, NEW .GARDEN SL+"EDs, ROOT SEEDS, AND eOR
GHU11i, AND WE EXPECT OUR FIELD CORN SEED IN SOON
An,d would advise our 'Cuetoniers to place their orders early^,
as kood seed will be hard to secure. You, will find otu'
prices right. W atoh our bargain Counter. Quality end ger+
Vie& is our motto.
R N DOUGLAS
GENERAL NTEROHAAir
-PHONE 11 97 BLAKE
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