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Vol. XXV No 46
ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 14,
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Constaebles have gipeecl traps on
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Man .in Washington must a eget
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the. Of course, half a . year is less
than a, life+ sentence.
The. Prince of Wales was pxes-
cletited ,with' an; ostrich egg, but he
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Don't worry about ,the future of
radio. Eveiry, infant hos' static
during Itis first few years.
No Canadian' is •a true Canadine
who believes Canada can be wre-
cked by airy Government.
We have a good a.,ssortment of
summer hats at reasonable prices
at the Hat Shoppe.
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SURPRISE
The members of ,Rev. J. G.
Litt's Bible Olasfs meet xis the home`.
of 'Mrs. -Gertrude Rests, 'wherethey,
summoned" him, read the following
complimentary address' and pre
s^ni ed him with a .beautiful gold.
headed s1k uAnbrella. The • pastor
made a sympathietio reply, ex-
pressing his appreciation ofthe
good will shown' and the evidence
of Chr.ietian fellowship, wishingthe
class for the future everything that
is good.
` Zurich, May •6th, 1925
Dear Brother Litt;
As long as we
are on this side of thesriver ,Good.
Bye's must be said, land the time
has conte when, we must bid you
farewell. As we look back to the
time when you' firs :came to us'
tihre2 • years ago, and treview in
aleatory the months which have 'in-
tervened, we feel thankful that
you were seat to use
As members of the German, Bible.
'Class we have. learned to esteem
you Ye* highly for the keen, Ina
te.rest and untiring energy"' , you
have displayed, not only in .the
class, but also in the whole Sun-
day School and in our Christian-
work
hristianwork generally,: By your teaching
you have shown us' the -way to
heaven. You taught us ,to ,anchor
our lives by faiths to, our Saviour
and we will always think ofy on, as
the ooie who pointed us to. ,the,.
Lamb of God th.ot taketh away
the sins of the world. Many o£'us
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fritz and faun
ivy motored to Listowel on, Sunday
and' visited relatives.
Mrs. Hy. Eickmeier, who has sp-
ent the past week at her honuein
St. Marys retained home on `Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hey and
'family of London, were week -end
visitors with the former's father,
Mr. Chrisxt. Hey, Babylon Line.
Mother's Day was fittingly ob-
served in the Evangelical church
on Sunday', and appropriate pro-,
grams, were given by local talent.
Mr. lJacob Haberer has returned
from Toronto, where he spent the
winter inonthis. He wall assist his
brothers here int their ,numerous' ap
iaries.
Victoria, Day fal'.s, on Sunday
:this year audit will. be observed on
the following Monday. And ,Mon-
day, lye it; noted, is the most pop-
ular day in the week for a holi-
day,
Mr. T. McAdams' ,father .;and
mother; James McAdams and his
Brother, Mr. W. McAdams: and Mrs
McAdams and con Orvill ;and Mr.
John Grener of London, visited on
Sunday' at they home of Mr. and
Mrs. T. McAdams, Bronson Liner.
you have. inspired to live with a G ,There passed away ,at her home
higher purpose„aau;d loftier idefii;ASauble Line, Stanley' Township on
Inr1, 1e to, ail you probed'- ourself a S•at,mrday May 9th, Elizabeth Snow
friend 'and brother.. .0 den, aged 89 years, •4 months and
'°° 13 days. ,Deceased was well and
AS an :expression of the 'high very favorably known in the nom -
esteem land respect ,entertained for munity, ,having been a resident for
you 0by the members'of this class, ira.ny years: The funeral was
and as a token of our affection held on; Monday to the Bayfield
for .you, we' kindly ask you to ac- ceni.etery, and was largely attend-
cept t$3, gift. We trust this .ed.
small present niay often >iemind
you of the• happy and profitable At ;the regular monthly meeting
times we spent to -gather. of the Hay Council on Monday last
and order wasi pureed for cable and
We feel that the same friendly material 'to install a •cable from
and isyropathetic' disposition of the Zurich central to the northerly
yourself and Mrs. Litt will seethe par¢ of the village. When cern-
for you the lasting friendship of pieted .it will do away with all the
those among whom you will be pl- deplorable open• wires now str-
ung along the streets and will as-
sist in giving better service to the
subscribers in general in blurt dir- . 4.
eased in the future. You are' go-
•i.. ing from us, but the best wishes'
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DRESS GOOD • ZURICH .
PRINTS .
'' ' LET US FIT NOV' VP WITH A
•GING•HAMS 4 NEW SUMMER E•IAr RICH
FLANNELETTES GIVES EXPRESSION ... TO THE_
'COTTONS NEW' a FICTTLIRAZTJ.E SHAPES
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'HOSE .gyp, • ATTRACTIVE FOR - TiHE. WARM
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UNDERWEAR , : we ,blame! a real good cheap�hat
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days. ,W o1es le »`in at Ilor, ,Something you will
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ram tention by showing new designs of
` the •v,eiT latest, new stades and
•; tints that lou vh a claim, to every
one., a
and prayers of the members. of
the• class, will go with you.
Wo wish you e'rei•y success ztir
your future work, and pray that
Gocl may spare you many years
for active Christian work, and
that you may abide in peace and
safety under protection Divine,
until the, shadow.s of time are lost
in the brighter light of Eternal
Day.
Signed on behalf of the .Class.
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YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
TO INSPECT OUR S'1OCIt.
Vera V. Siebert
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COAL
THERE IS A COLD [DAY COM-
ING. The present agreement be-
tween, the miners and the Mine
Owniersl expires oil the 31st of
August. 'There may and -,may not
bra ,a strike, but , • be prepared.
Prices ..are now at bottom:, fill up
your .bins with the beset coal. Gen-
uine Delaware and Hudson' Anth-
racite direct from the mines. It
makes nvarm. Friends'. Egg, Stove
and Nut size.
SOFT COAL
That highest grade: the Ties;
unexcelled for domestic and thr-
eshing purposes.
Genuine Lehigh Bullets and High
Grade Coke.
H ENSALL ONT. i
Phones—Office lOw.'” Hozase 10J i
Save the Piece
WE MATCH ANY SPECTACLE Ol
EYE GLASS LENS
LET US FILL YOUR NEXT SP -as..
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CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK Old
NEW ALL SHELL- FRAMES, ETC„
PROMPT SERVICE AND AT ilk;
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Tust Received a large nurbber of Genuine Woolen Home
Blankets in Assorted colors Size 72x84.
Also a Number of Beautiful English Plush Rugs, prices
Ranging from $7.00 to ...... ... ........._ _.: >$1�.
'SAVE MONEY BY GIVING US A CALL.
A BIG Stock of Harness and Halters always on
Club. Bags,. ;Suit Cases and Trunks at Right Prices,
HARNESS REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
FRED THIEL - ZURICH
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$ Mari 131e Footwear
At Prices that save you `'_' oney
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Misses Patent 2 Strap 'Slippers, Rubber 'heels size 11-2 $1.95
+ Misses Pat and Oxf. rubber heels, size 11' to 2, pr. ... ...$2:75
ection from the central office. , * Infantspat. sii.ppors size 2 to 71 at
1<1r. William Miller of the villager pa Wom'ns Pat. Tie, Cuban heels, a few left at
met with a painful accident last'
Childs Pat 2 -strap slippers low heels. sizes 8 to 101f at $1.65
Friday morning when he was dr- ,4
i'c'ing west on the Zurich Road a-1
bout a mile, out he met one of the; *
large log trucks, from C•ro:dprich and I +
the horse took fright, throwing Itlr.,
Miller out of the buggy and in;,jur- +
ing hien, considerably internally. *
but fortunately no bones were frac- +
tared. Ile is however, we are p1- j
eased to say, improved nicely and of.
$i 45
$2.95
Growing girl's li.;ht tan 'and pat. slippers, Murray at $3.95
Wmo, 1 strap ',it, slipper, low deer, size 2V: to 7... ... $2.50
Men's heavy work shoes at P...... $2.85 's"
Grob's Work shares, No. 1 grade tan and black pr. .., ..... $3,50 .iii•
Women's canvass slippers, leather soles at 95e
ALL OTHER LINES AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS
able to be about the house.
ZURICH HYDRO STAND GOOD
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The Secretary of the local Zur- '
ich Hydro system! has received the. .a
auditor's •financial report for , the
year 1924 and the local system' is
again, able to show i rot surplus
of '$446,83. Considerable line
work was done last ,,yearmas the
tillage! was re -wired for range set -
vice which coat in the . neighbor.
hood. +of ,'$2;500 and an pair brake,
switch \vasr installed at the south
end which cost nearly $200. The
Police .Trustees and the local cus-
tomers have great reasons .sons to be
highly pleased with this Splendid
showing.
BIG WELCOME
We received word that the Rev.
and' Mrs. J. G. Litt and Lorna ar-
rived, safely at C'rtrp:rien early in
th,e evening. on Friday. ,The en-
tire congregation had met to bid
farewell to the outgoing pastor, '
Rev." A. W,. Sauer and welcome the
incoming" pastor and his family.
ibe main •of the ehureh' as
well ass the wing aero filled k ith
'sympathetic fr.'siends. After re-
freshments, were served, a very
apprhprilte program was rendered
and, some unusually warm speaches
delivered. Among other things
thsladies had baked a large, beat-
utittdly decorated .cake with sugar
laid inscription "Au Revonr" and
t1Vo1enni3" The Bake wag cut, the
to ti tt, given to Mr. r'suer avid the
latter hr*lf to Mr, Litt,
C. FRITZ SON
SHOE MERCHANTS
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The Quality ;ore
It will be to our mutuat advantage
if you will call and 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, PAINTS, OILS OF ALL RINDS, BARN -
ESS REPAIRS, NEW GARDEN SEEDS, ROOT SEEDS, AND .OR
GIIUM, AND WE EXPECT OUR FIELD CORN SEED IN SOON
And would advise our 'Custome'rs to place their orders early
as good seed Will be hard to secure. You will find our
prices right. Watch our Bargain Counter. Quality and ser --
vice, is our motto.
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL MER,. uA N T
PHONE 11 - 97 BLAKE
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