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Dr. Win. M. Scholl lSf Chicago,
mill be here
Thursday, June 1 th
1 If you have aching feet, pains, cramps,
3 callouses, burning sensation at the bill of
the foot or toes, fallen arches:` painful heel,
weak turning ankles, sore limbs, corns, bun-
'� ions, or perspiring feet—you are •cordially
invited to see this Foot Specialist. He will
be pleased to make recommendations, dvith-
out any charge or obligation, as to what your
trouble is and how to relieve it.
BROWN BR S.
Footwear and Foot Comf.irt
ZURICH
, Theme is -a
Dr. Scholl
Appliance or Remedy for Every Foot Trouble,
hevri.iet Cars
have been appionted for this district
to sell the New Superior line of
E V O , T AUTOS
if yor are considering a new car be
erne and call on me for a demonstrat-
ion and prices
John Hey, Jr., Zurich
This Spring into be
a Fancy Shirting
Season
The plain dyed shirtings that have
been popular during the past few sea-
,Eoas, have been conductive to price
sitting. Now is the time to get good
shirts for less rn ohey
E. rt, TaIIor3 Zurich
Men's Furnishings
WHERE THE 0001.) CL OTHES COME FROM..
CREDITON
Geo. ,Wes, and Ed. ,Brown of
Pigeonj` ,tviich., visited friends in
—' the village,
Pearl Dreier and brothe' Lorne
tot Hanover visited at the Evang.
1 iarsonaget.. ;
r Mr ,and Mrs,, :Mervin Brokenshire
*id J'amily of 3'ergits visited Mr.
46n0. Mr .• Wilson Anderson,
Mr' ,and Mrs. Ezra Oestreicher
yhcl Ivflss Eva of Windsor, ,spent
Lae, i ,isiting ,1r3 pat'ea.ta.,
Mrs, 0, hill received the news
of the ,death • of her ,brother in
Pigeon, and left for there,
Mr and Mrs Russell Schroeder
have moved into the house of Jo
Lawson occupied by `Chas. Ander.
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.ar ,Brown fohr;..
boy occupied •the 'pulpit; art t]ae
angelical church.
Rhea* Collins of Ripley 'Visit-
ed •R,e'c*, and Mi.'s, MoTavigh, ,
Fred. Kerr, of Crediton,`, Was
high :gu,ia with ;score; of 97 at the
Ingersoll trap Shoot on Monday
last:
HILLSQREEN
A Grand reopening .services will
be held in the Hillsgreen church on
Sunday Jung 21st. • At 430
and. 7.30 plrmi. Rey. J. , HQgg,;
of 'Clinton will preach ,'" Special
music. for\the occasion Also ,yap•-
eclat offering to meet the ,cost
of re-decoa^ation. Public cord-
ially ,invited to all of these services.
BORN
McBride—In .Stanley Tp. on May
29th to Mr. and Mrs, Roy 1vlcBride
a ,son.
Dashwood
Miser Ida Gates of Chicago is
visiting her \pa.rent.%
Mr, and Mrs, T. Kluanp', attended,
the funeral of a relative in Pig
eon last week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Dark of Wind
sor spent the week -end with the
latter's parentsi, Mr. and Mrs. :0.
St ei nhagen,
Mr. and Mrs: Wellington Maier.
of. Detroit spent Sunday in town
Mrs. Pitt of Thorndals is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.!G. KoeI .
Mr. Milford Koch, Miss Alma, and
Myrtle Koch all of Detroit, .spent
the week, -end with their Parents,
Mr. and Mrs; P. Moffat. and Miss
L. Guenther :spent the week -end iii
Brueefield.
A number from here attended
the funeral of the late Mr. Pcine
in New Hamburg on Thursda'.
Mrs. H. Elsie is viisting in Sar
Mr, and Mrrsl, C. 14 Smith. of
7urtnh visited with Mr. and Mrs
H. Schade on Sunday.
Miss Ada and Gordon Witmer
of Sarnia soe•nt ,r few days With
their parents.
Mr. end Mrs. Moon and Misr.
.Rosa. Zimmer of Detroit visited in
town on Saturday.
Wiaa Stir of Buffalo :spent Sun
day in town.
Miss Gertie Fisher of ,Detroit i,S
visiting her parents.' ' '
:M17iseres Rosa, 'Re der rand Idella
Railer of Detroit spent a few days'
with'. her -parents.
tih*Id-:An's Dayy‘.will be obse
in the ;Evarlrelical .Church on
day ,evening, June 14thL a good
program, is being prepared.
AIr and Mrs. J. Msrner of fe-
tt;hrt.. visit••^ad with: Mr. and Mrs.
'Addison Tiernan on Sunday.
112, .and Mrs. Ed. Siebert of
Detroit spent a few days ins
twos.
Mr, and Mrs. Schenk 'and Mr
V. Manz of Walkerton visited the
former's brother ori Sunday.
Mr .and Mrs, C. Stade •and ills.
Merner attended the funeral of a
relative in Tavistock on Monde.
Mr. and Mrs, II; Zimmer of St-
ratford spent Sunday in town.
Mr .and Mrs. N. •Sitter, Mr. Geo.
Sitter and Mrs,, Wambough of
Arkona visited with relativ es.here
on ° Thursday. •
'Ir. and Mrs:. J. Schrader. and Mr
Arnold Eitert of Detroit,• 'visited in
Tavistock on • Sunday.
Mr. I. Snider of Toronto isvis-
iting his brother Mr. Wm. Snider
at present:
Mr .and Mrs. Ed.," Noll, Mrs. Wil
helm and Mrs. Getcka of Milver-
ton. visited, relatives here over the
week -end.
Mr. N. Ogden of Exeter, .‘rhil"
helping to 'shingle a barn for. his
broths r• -in-law had the 'misfortune
to fall from they roof .and sustain
L compound fi'achate of his, right
lag below the
Mr ,and •.Mrs Stadsliauer of
London visited sited wr ith Mr. and Mrs
1:'. •Kraft on Sunday;.
Miss Clara Kraft has returned
after spending ,some time in Lan-
don. -
HENSAL.
Dora Sherritt of Tonorto spent
the holiday with relafir s:, ,
Aaron Switzer of Detroit, •vis--
ited friends in town last .a eek.
The Salvation Army Band of
oLndon played on the streets here
Saturday eve. to a large crowd.
-Geo. Brock who Was up at Owen
Sound attending t'hie funeral of his,I 1
,brother, received word 'to be in! of
New 'York :Tuesday where he will gi
sail for England to look after the an
interests' of Mrs. Helmer who .irs hi
one of -the heirs to an estate them ty
ivIr .and Mrs, Lae Redden are
moving into the building beside the t
garage, he has his, gas tank adn th
pump ready and is givingtrdayand ye
'night `service. ,
R. B. Cook and family are vis,- w
itin ;relatives in :Detroit, hi
Mrs '.Jas. Doan, Sr., 10 Vis-. ,p
iting relatives. ,in Detroit, en
John Fiuk.er',, who has been two Jo
months at. Auburn, :isr is'lso'ncl.in�;
son*. Tillie here,
*ft, Roy Wye er reeoimpanied-
her' Another '),VIES. Dick and brothel
ox a, trip , to ,"oro attiz
The liberal C'onven'tion held here
in the Town Hall, last . Wednesday,
afternoon was very liargely atter-
ded-
The funeral of the late Wm.
Rusin who ,died at the residence
'of has daughter, Mrs, Jonah Green
of Tuckerswith, passed through the,
village on Sunday last, interment
was amide, at Grand Bend,
Miss iSelintn, Beaver, and ;lady, frig
end motored lip; from Kitchener,
a.nid spent die holiday with her
parents, Mr. • sand Mrs, Wm; Bea-
Geo(c , Petty visited with his
daughtef, Mrs. Lorne 'Scott, Tor-
,
Mr. and Mrs, Irwin Hildebrandt,
Goderieh, visited the formers par
ants, Mr. and Mrs‘ `W'ml.? Hildebr-
aardt..
Ernest Bates' has rented Mrs,.
Bullard's house on King, 'st, He
i,sl busy getting ready for •, his
bride whom ,he will bring lo- Hen-
sall in ,the ;dear future. •
Jacob ,Lindanfield; who had be-
en spending the holiday with his.
son in London, while boarding the
train for .;home, slipped and spr-
ained his ankle, he is{ getting np
in years and had to snuffer.
WM.-Towers is lying seriously ill
at the r,home of his daughter, Mrs.
:Carmichael, he Cis very close to the.
•eenitury mark.
A pleasant spring wedding took
place on 11,la3 23rd at .the First
Presbyterian church, Detroit, when
Blanche Darling of Windsor., be-
came the bride 'of Earl R. Parlmer
sons of ,T. W. Parlmer of Hensall.
On Sunday! the bride ancr groom
came to Hensall by motor. Mr
Earl has been in the ;enilploy of
the Windsor and Detroit Ferry ;Co.
for a number of years.
EXETER •
F aline 'Walker, M.A, of Toronto
, l 11.,1 len « rk'• or Burlington,
si ?nt a 1. '.e do ys with their p•ar-
eni•s, Mc. and Mrs Wm. Walker,
On .1 hursd.a, evening last amis•-
celtarneor,s shower was held at the
horne of Miss May Jones in honor
of Miss Ferne ,Francis, bride elect
Wm. Lawson hast been -succes-
sful in passing his second year ex
ams. at Toronto Dental college and
George Hind was successful hi pas
sing his first year exams. '
J. W Horn his purchased from
W. F. Abbott the residence north
of the farm of Jos.. May, London
Rd. •south, Hern will tear ,down the
dwelling and sold the land to Mr.
May • r ;
Mrs. D. F. Fergusbn of Winni-
peg is ti:ere visiting with her par-
ents. Mr. ,and M:rsl. •C. Birneyr
- -- Ronald, wer and
rr*P: rf Strat .. % ,here _Fist -
f1
itoral in:town t
Stuart /$tanhury is home from
'Toronto' University, but is `leave-
ing for the Muskoka Lake"s where
he will be in charge of Boy Scouts
organization and Summer camps
for three. months, the ,cariipirig gr
Guild_ is at Vernon I;ake, near Hunts
villa. ,
Wes. Welsh of `Calgery, is vis-
iting her .mother Mrs. Poples'tone
her. Mother, S. A. Popl•estone, . ac-
companied her from •Blyth. L
Harold 'Kuntz and Ernest Wells
motored up lfrom Windsor, Miss
Ella Link returned to visit in De-
troit. , , i 1 ,
The death took place at Londin
Hospital on Friday \last of) Mary
\,nnn .Tuurnbull, rolieet of the :late
Wm. Turnbull, aged 48y ears, the
decreased"was fai resident of Win-
chelsea, for a number of ;years,
rnrn.irig to Exeter, following the de-
alth of her tihusband; hsle • resided
with her another, ;Mrs. Emerson.
COUNTY NEWS.
During a thunderstorm at .Oe1-
erich the other morning the tow-
er of -lie. public library -'on Mont-
real 'st was struck by lightning'and
shattered somewhat C
The t$alvati�on Army Life Sav-
ing Scouts lof the World are to, be
started, in Clinton. Roy :Cook has
been appointed by Capt F. J.
Clarke as 'leader of thisi 'Scout Tro
01) for Clinton.•
The executive of,the S. Huron
1;pited farmers• Assoc.. met in Hen
salt when optimistic reports were
presented from the Municipal rep-
;e,senitati' es• present. A commit-
tee wale appo.rn�ted to arrange tor
Public- meetings to be (held in Cl-
inton and Ex eter.
Resulting from what is' thought
to' he; ptomaine poison through eat
ing .canned ,salmon the ,sudden d-.
occured near Granton of ,Roy
Langford, aged 35.
As is remit of blood poison wh
ch developed from a small curt on
r'e Whig fingers, : Campbell Hod -
ns, 'a' Well-known :Bidclulpls far-
es, died (a,t his house. He wa`s in
s 44th 'year and had been, ill' on -
live days,
One of ,the oldest residents in i
he cosnrnranity' of Exeter,'died in
e person of Wm. Rush, in his 43
•ar..Ile had been; 'a, resident of
ti':eter for a., ;number of yearsand
as .a remarkable shnart man for
s age. Last fall he suffered a
ar;alytie stroke ;a,nd since has be-
llying with his daughter„ ,Mrs.
bahGreen, •Puckersmith.
DI Mav 20th there passed away,
leo lioate.iGodeilali a termer
res, of GodRaieli ' .•pts,. lin t1he
son of 7 e,• 3,44d111o,tun, who
before her wiatriage was IRaz'riet
Bri:ttiarl, tars Trz Onirvilio 75";years
ago, Iah!e , eame ,aa a child to God»-
erieh where she We* till her mar-
riage. .
JoIzi Dratomoxu ,, Tit Et.,
Wast, Middlesex Mediu Ottawa on
l•'?.a,y r24tahl &orq Daeamonia, Rum ;•
4611Vergt. a, Xner', opieratlo s . When
pneumonia yet in, lie; eond,ucted':; a•
large, farm near Ailsa Craig",• arji ,
for PlaTty 'Years was the clerk'
McGillivray, was borni in that asp,
and always *took pan active )partin.
municipal life, \beings ,r'ee've ;ter • t
years,
4.
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1 INSECTICIDES
We have a reliable Stock:_
of Insecticides of • all kind_s�.
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Paris Green, Arsenate ofi
Lead, Bordeaux Mixture
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1 Blue Stone, Insect Powder
Jllellebore,Motja Paas Flyfox-
F1ypads,
ThngIefoot, O11 of
Cedar
JToiiet Preparation s, Patent Med-
icines, School Supplies, Stationery,
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Photographic Supplies. ,
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6 WE .HAVE IN STOCK A LIMITED SUPPLY OF REGISTERED
• * A.aNNRR SEED OATS, MANGOLD AND TURNIP SEEDS
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• FOODS ALWAYS ON HAND ALSO RED ROSE; TEA
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GARAGE - GASOLIN.�
Our, Garage - is again
doinga
big euiiies WithPeter Kr�pf
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s Mechanic
'•SOJ--We would consider it-
poor
t,poor policy for anyone to put.in a sup
ply of .gasoline at the resent. prices;
p p cs;
when they are 'at the highest peaks
LAST YEAR AT .THIS ,SEASON GASOLINE WAS RETAILING AT'
32c.• A GALLON, AND pi' A. PEW MONTHS IT DROPPED TO Z':9ty.
OUR ADVICE IS DON'T STOCII UP WITH HIGH PRICED GAi%
BUT FOLLOW THE GOOD OLD WAY OP BUY -AS -YOU -NEED.
WE HANDLE A FINE LINE OF' HARDWARE sum AS STOVES,
FURNACES, `,BATTERIES, FORKS, SHOVELS, AND'ALMOST AZI7-1..
THING Y01J NEED„
asy J Grease Tires
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ST;f.,,I. rIiO CATALOGUES. AT A VERY SMALL MARGIN a, :
PRO:I'IT PIPING ALL 'SIZES.
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