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ZUH1C1'-1, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY
21, 1925.
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If Your have a
y Artic1e or
teal Estate for Sale, try .ars Adin the Herald
Our Corner
Beware of gilt-edged !securities.
when, all'the gilt shown is on the
• ¢lecroative certificate& of the sale
mane,
Judging from, the, number of pol,
itical conventions being held in.
different parts of thle .country for
th.e •selection; of party candidates,
the roil war-horses eaeast sniff an.
election in tihle air., . Wonder`if they
are right.?
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Impiorted workmen, sheeld be
few in. number and high in cqi ality
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Harsh critics of winter will soon
begin, to raetract their statements
'The Prince of W;alos' new name
for the empire, "Brcitherho.od of
Pee Nations," isi apt anti' stimu-
lating.
The maid who kills and :speeds
on in his motor ,belnage to the
same ilk as( these who believe in
"frightfulness."
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50c Black Denim at
4 40c Anderson Ginghams at
35c Anderson Ginghams at
25c Gordon Ginghams at
4 30c Prue Prints at
35c Steel Clad Galateas at
7 $45.00 3x3 1-2 yd, Rug at
$25.00 3x3 Rug at
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' LET US FIT ,.YOU 1TP. WITH .A
4 NEW SUMMER ^ H4T WHICFI
GIVES ;EXPRESSION TO THE
NTS W PICTURESQUE soAPES
,, 'WHICH ARE LARGER AND MORE
'''1* ATTRACTIVE FOR THE WARM
WEATHER
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teni.ion by showing' new designs of
th.o very latest,. new shades and
•4 tints that Medea charm to every.
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4- YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
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amd Socks while the Stock lists
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GROCERIES
Rolled 'Oette •6 lbs. ,for --- 25e
Matches 2 boxes for 25e
Shredded Wrest 2 for ...,. 25c
Corn, 1i'lak es each ......,--.__._ — 10c
Sala dna "1fea, per lb" • .;,.. e%
Red Rose Teal pet! lb ,.._._ _-die
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The i' centi'y issued ;'ti arid, le
( ce'nt-.Utlited. Stater!, statYi;:' e care now
in Use: ;
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'arta r°'s, ex61.1isionl `ere to be
run this year ,.again,, Jelee .9, 10, 11.
and 12th, being the dates,•,'arranged.
Huron, is being grouped'with Well-
ington, Breee, Grey 1)40e -tele le Sim_ -
coo and Muskokau'1 ua�:e 12th is:
the day.
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The kluro'reC'ouut' Social Service
'Counci'l is eedeavouri, i •;, 'yo have
the O.ZPA••, 'susipenedecl in so' far as
this comity is concerned and have
the C.T.A. which was suspended in
favor of the 0.T.A., again become
operative. at is a q,Yr:. tion, who
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thee .this, would be a, wise move,
even, if it leould be brought about
so far, according to'"'A. 1. Cooppor
secretary of the , society nothing
definite has been done,'
OBITUARY
LATE MRS. 'SNOWDEN
It iisi with. feeling of deep sym-
pathy' find, re,grietf thlalt, we are cal-
led upon, to' record off., one of the
mostT espeeted citizens of Stan-
ley township in this person of
Mrs Elizabeth Sn;owdenq. „who de-
parted this life onSaturdn 7, Ma.y.
9th. iShn was horn in, tDevonsliire,
'England,, on December .26th, 1835
and was a daughter .e.f the late
Mathew )anal Mainly Westlake. When
,seventeen yea*o f ago; ;iii the year
1842, she tams with iter parents to
Canada, who Isettted o•n' lot eleven
„Saubte Line and foiir yearn later
she was married to thew late Barn-
ard Snowden, who pro -deceased
her : nu'mlaer of eeetee
iilrs4 Snowden teras a; eery active
h;omeloving' woman. Friend. or
stranger were ever welcome in bier
ftiaspitaible home and ale ,will he
very much mi9,sec1 in the commun-
ity where she resided pa 'Many ye-
ars. •1VIrs. Snowden brat) ,tot en-
joyed very good health fair the
(past live, years( and has beena?.-
- moat an invalid for the •1: zst two
years), bet it was, not 0 -few
days before her death 'that her con-
dition becasne ceitial. She is' stu'-
vIve.d by three daughters, and one
sen; Misses Elizabeth. and Rosa-
mnod at horns, 'Mrs. John Sowerby;
Goderich Tp(, and! Thomas Snow-
den of the Sauble ,eline. One son
Robert ,and two daugi terse dtre.S-
deceased her There are seven(
grandchildren and two great ea:r-
;andchildeen. She was a member
of the Anglican) church. The funer
al 6n Maly llth was largely At-
tended. Service's at the house and
graveside were conducted by eRV.
Mr. 'Paull of the Anglican church
Bayfield, assisted by the ;Rev. Mia.
Macfarlane. A large number of
friends and relatives, from to dist-
ance, also attended, the !funeral wh-
ich was held to the Bayfield tem-:
story.
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Mr. I . a. Milliken:, .spent. Sun-
day with friends in E;'ceter.
Mrs. Perch. Hess was at Londoe
on Thursday,
Let u's show you our fine array
of 'summer hats at the Hat Shoppe..
Mr and .Mrs. Hartman Steinbach
of De'ti'oit visited at the home of
Mr, land Mrs. R. P. Stade.
Mr. and MO. H. L. Albrecht and
son; George, were visitors to New
Hantuburg and Wednesday last.
To -day, Thursday, is Ascension
Day and is observed in •most ch-
urches
hurches a l a holiday!.
Mr. Gideon! Koehler is making
considerable improvements to the
interior 'of hie house.
Miss Edith, Bassow of the Bron• -
son Line attended the Miller -Bell
nuptials, a't Elmville .on Saturday;
Mts.'Carolins Price ,who has be-
en visitiing relatives, here ,for a
few months, returned to her home
in London on Friday,
Mr. and Mrs...J. Foster of Fair-
grova,,•jIvIich., visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs!. J.. Douglas, Town
Line, for a. ,few,,days.
373..• and Mrs,; Joe Campbell and
the 1ormier's mother of Fairgrove,
Mich:.; visited et the ,home of Mr,
Wm, Lamont endother eriends ov-
er the 'week -end.
Dr. J. E. Dunham„ dentist; who
bee . opened his office ! the, Deitz
Block, over the( ' Poet. Office -3344r
all rig.gsd ttp 'ready for business
and 'solicits. the patronage of the
public,.
An Old Tithe Dance will be held
in the Town Hall, Zurich on Friday
eve. May 22nd, under the auspices
of the Zurich Band, prpceecls go
towards new instruments.
• Messrs. R. Eibon;bachi and H.
Witmer of Kitchener 'visited at
their res•ective ,)tomes, over the -
week -end. They motored up in
the latter's new Harley-Davidson
'e otos cycle. • • „..
Last Wednesday afternoon, be-
ing . two first half -holiday observed
in Zurich for the season and the
burg looked rather quieit, Our
business men are fortunate in hav-
ing a. lengthy season of the hell--
holiday
all-holiday by extending it over :t
period of five months, while most
other 'neighboring towns have it
only three months.
May 244th falls .en next Sunday'
and as it happens .no the Sabbath
this, year it will be celebrated on
Monday 25th. There are .no at-
tractions in Zurich this" .year, but
the 'closest we know off is Cred-
iton, who have their annual event
Our baseball team, goes them ort;
that date and play .their first le-
ague game, which should attract
Considerable attention 'as well has
other Idpinge 'at that. place.
Our .Horticultural Society is to
be congratulated on the splendid
work they have already done this
eal% The nice large plot of
vetted on mill reserve behind the
ol'fi,ce.,ef Mr. A. F. Hessl, has been
fiertilizeid a's, well as' fifteen loads
of block inucl soil hauled thereon
which mikes, it an ideal sot for
for the growing of flowers for wh-
ich. it will; bo • used. The Socielty
did welt M chasing Mur. Peter J.
Haberer 'as their Presidentt, as he
It an untiring worker and is well
?Basted ,ori.horticultural lines,. A.
•sirmilam ".Beauty Spot" \V D. be
'mads just nortth of the: Town. Sall
;ott.the- municipal property, and a
a COW more beds probably aounrd
town if :suitable places can be
found The Society as well as the
villagme are very geatef uul to the
Williams. Bros. in giving absolutely
froo for ..ai \term of years the use
of .;the lanl tin the first mentiinned
Plot, Out it ,needs- finances. to etir
ry :on the work, and a canvass! of
the buistneso ,section, of the tower
hats been• niade with good results,
IVa think it would be very much.
in piece if the( Tp• Council as
well esu the, Vi1l`agr; Cot mail would
COAL
THERE IS A COLD {DAYCOM-
ING. The present agreement .bee.
tween the miners and the Mine
Owners! expires on -the; 31st of
Angust. There may and may not
be strike, but be prepared;
Prices ark now at bottom, fill up
your .bins with, the best coal. Gen-
uine Delaware and Hudson Anth-
racite direct from the mines. It
makes warm Friends: Egg, Stove
and Nut size. '-
SOFT COAL
That highest grade, the beat
unexcelled for domestic and thr-
eshing 'purposeis.
Genuine Lehigh Bullets and High
Grade Coke.
=c.a.- Cam:talon.'
HENSALL ONT.I
Phones—Office low. House 103 i
Save' the Pieces
WE MATCH ANY SPECTACLE dRe
EYE GLASS LENS
LET US FILL YOUR NEXT SP -ca•
ECTACLE PRESCRIPTION. TiW:I:
CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK :OIC
NEW ALL SHELL FRAMES, 'ETa.'
PROMPT SERVICE AND AT A,
SAVING
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Ranging from • $7.00 to ... ... ... ......... _ -- MAN
SAVE MONEY BY GIVING US A CALl4,
A BIG Stock of Harness and Halters always on hand.,
Club Bags, Suit Cases and Trunks at Right Prices.
, HARNESS REPAIRING A SPECIALTY PHONE 14+
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Reliable Fig w of fear
At Prices that save, you Money
Missies Patent 2 Strap Slippers, Rubber heels size 11-2 ,$L9S
Misses Pat 'and Oxf. rubber heels, size 11 to 2, pr. -.- ..:$2.74
Childs Pat 2 -strap slippers low heels, sizes S to 101e at ..-...$1.65-
I•n,f,ants• pat. slippers 'size 2 to 7g, at L ... $1.23
Vellens Pat. Tie, Cuban heels, a few left at $'2.95:
Growing girl's, light tan and pat. slippers, Murray 0t $3.96
Wmo, 1 strap Pat. slipper, low heel, side 2} to 7... .... $2.50
Men's: heavy work shoes at P $2.85
Greles Work shoes, No. 1 grade tan and black .pr. .. • $3,50
\omens canvass 'slippers, leather 'soles at 95c
ALL OTHER LINES AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS
C. FRITZ & SON
SHOE MERCHANTS
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The Quality B ;or�
It will be to our mutual 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 i INDS,,EARN-
ESS REPAIRS, NEW GARDEN SEEDS, ROOT SEEDS, AND et:44
GHUM, AND WE EXPECT OUR FIELD CORN SEED IN SOON
Aad would advise our Customers 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. . I M r DOUGLAS
GENERAL MERCHANT
PHONE it 97
make ,t very,. liboriel $',coir to 1
this nee,) , Organized Society.
LILA Ka