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THURSDAY .;
NI,NO. JUNE 18 1925.
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Our Corner
A. gist.friond tells us she refused
• az mans heart because his face
"Fent with it.
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• if you would be a good prophet
W aitatill the thing is rover and then
Ajay. T told you so! • ,
Event ,if the weather • kloes eh-
,. ainrge around quite a bitPit may be
as consistent as the people t who
grumble about it. l
And then there are thoae who While two girls,. were in s tv`;a1lrr,r�
work because they- are too lazy to ming ,gal few dap sago • •co yr te;
laafl ,
An exchange says; If •a mau
intakes a fool of himself twice in.
the same way his ease, ,i's hopeless
W1ia't 'about that seventy times
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There are two• sided to every
quesitiom. Yep, and .there arettwo
sides to a sbeet of • ly-paper, and
it makes a big differenjce itto, the
fly which side he chooses.
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Seasonable Footwear
Buy Here and Save Money
Infant's, Soft 'sole f1-5
Infanta Pat. •Slippers, sizes 1-5 ---_-: ._. _ -•
Child's Kid Bootsr,arr,d Pat. Slipper% 5-734 at -.._., __ c
Girl"s Pat. iSttcap Slippers 8-103 .. ...__._ _ _.__ _ ;...
Miss" Pat. Brown and Blk. Calf Oxfords 11-2
Wome09 Pat. pomp Low R. heel 2 —7
Women's Black i['anvass, 1 .Strap R. Hee/ .. .__
Moo's Elk work Shoes 6-11
Grob Work Shoes,, Bk.l or. Tari -_-•- ...._
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9;6c
$1..25
$1,58
$2,50
$2.25
— _ $1.25
$y-95
$3.45
their,clothes. R th%er a light ,','
lunch for oven "one good red -bled -
rd caw.
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We understand: that during -tkhe.
recent hot wave poultry raisers ia.
the district had to keep their lay
ling hens iced to prevent .&he. mar-.
ket from being flooded with hard:
boiled eggs!,
The House of Commons ihas pas-
sed a resolution[ authorizing the
payment of $5,459,000 to. HomeBank:
depo!sitorsl.• This grant, we are
told amounts to approscima:tely 3.i
per cent'. of the deipositor'si'; e1'
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NE W MARRIAGE ,,ACT
A recent amendment to The
• ,Marriaga, Act prove tthlat lin; ad-
• dition to !the proo!flsi required at
a the, time of the application fro a
• license there shall be produced and
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fia filed with the issuer a copy of the
• registration, of birth of the other
o party to !the rnarrijage oi_ an af-
• `fidavit mad& by such'other party
• to the marriage ,or by some per
eatil Laing ;al member of his or
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• her family .`and having personal
• knowledge of the falets. A fur-
ther amiendment to The Marriage
• Act provides;, that every license }ah,
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• all be dated and every person Who
• solemnizes a marriage under auth
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ority of sublicense within three
• clear days' after the date thereof.
• shall be guilty 'of an !offense. That
• is a marriage cannot 'lie ,solemn-
ized by any minister unless the lies
• erase is dated three clear days be
• fore the performance .of the Mara • riage. A letter from the, assts-
ant Provincial Secretary's office �l
alters hat,, this Tegrslzt on comes
to;''foree, on the. 13th ;day of June,
1925.
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And Our BIG SALE will
be over and YOUR opportunity
-` to buy Staple Merchandise less than
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to -day's wholesale price will be ended.•
IT WILL PAY YOU WELL TO LAY IN A SUPPLY FOR
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THE FUTURE WHILE /THIS BARGAIN FEAST LASTS.
WE STTI:,L HAVE SOME WONDERFULL VALUES IN'
PRINTS,, GI:NG•H AMS, GALATEAS, SHIRT`ICINGS, DEN-
IMS, COTTONADES, SERGES, VOILES, LADIES' -AND
C±ULDRENS' HOSE, UNDERWEAR, SHIRTS, H4&NDKER-
CHIEFS, CORSETS, ETC., ;ETC -
lasso pule suits for ._
$12.00
dienna 52.5.62 Suits far._. __ --.... �: .._ $1'6::00
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P4enr'is Soft collars, 3.fo r
All those who have not already
settle their accounts will please
low- after same on or before
June 7th' ,
We close Saturday night, June 27th,
AFTER WHICH THE BALANCE OF OUR STOCK WILL
BE TURNED OVER TO OUR 'SUCCESSORS.
ANY P.KASON HAVING A CREDIT BALANCE WILL
PLEASE COME . AND DEAL IT ;OUT.
ALL P [O E WHO OWE ITS + WILL PLEASE BE GOOD
ENOUGH TO COME AND SETTLE SAME WITH iJS,
TH/O INIG YOU ALL FOR YOUR LIBERAL PATRON-
AGE DURING `OUR .STAY •IN ZURICH •
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GENERAL. MERCHANT
aiVVNE Iasi. 1925
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»,+. has. returned to her home.
Mr .and Mrs,. Ed iDators attend-
ed the Sunday Services of the Ev,
Lutheran' Canada Synod, held at
av Sebarsitagpjole,
Miss Gertrude Weber hail re-
turned from London, where shehas
been undergoing treatments. for the
past week. .
-4. S, HURON WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
MEET AT EXETER '
The District annual meeting or
• The South Huron' Women's Instil
ut•e -comprising the Branches', Cr•-
editor, Exeter, Hurondale and 'Zue-
3 iclr, was hold in Exeter on Friday
of JOG 5th 1923 with thirty-five del
egatas in attendance. Mrs. Hey,
the District Preside presided. Th
following program Was much ap,-
* predated by all—Inst Duetts; Miss
M. Veola, Prang, Miss Ethel Hess; Re-
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e-- aciipg Mass Lauretta Holtzinann;
..L. Vocal Solos; Miss .Reta Rowe and
'i• Mrs,. Morgan!. These were follow -
.a. ed by a splendid addres's by Mrs.
t Edwards of Komolta oh "Home and
-'g• the IiHome jcnaker." Misis Laura
Jc'ckell then presided over the el-
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a. action of officers which resulted ars
,'�i', follows Presiden t,Miss Laura Jeck
a. ell, Exeter; 1st Vices -press. Mrs. J.
a+ Hay, Jr., Zurich; 2nd Vice, Mrsi. G.
Down, Hurondale, Secy-TreasaMts
., H ,K. Either, Crecli,ton; ,'Directors,
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Crediton, Mrs •J W. Orrae; Zurich,
gaits, C, L. Smith; Hurondale, Mrs.
-t Geo-. Ethoring,ton;' Exeter; Miss
i` Laura Jackell. Agricultural Rep-
+ reserttati t"e, Mrs, WI. - Consitt. The
aa secretary gave her report of the •
work errs oftho d,frerent Branches dur-
'ng has year ,showing a splendid
balance, of 3233.94 on stand. At the
4 close ' of, the sleeting refreshments
a5 • were served by the Ladies of the
+ i Exeter Branch.
BORN
�» Hey—lir )3iake, Ion Friday, June 12,
to Mr, and Mrs, S'rm. Hoy, a da-
»' raghtei.
i l\1olfat—In Hsnsall, at Mrs. Patter -
son's Iiolspiital, on . Juni' 5th, to
a,. irlr, and Mrsj, Alfred Mooff; tt a
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,�• e1tz--Inf Iftlensrt 1, on Tine 5th,
ata Mr, and Mrs, Wni;+ tt o t ti
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. John L. Routledge of Dut-
ton, called at his home here • on
Sun -day.
Mr .Albert Gies `belt for :bitch
enter on Friday where he intends
to make his home,
Mr ,and Mrst `'Winn, F. Braun and
son, Billiie of Forest were Sunday
i-i•sitors with Mr. Wail. Lamont.
• Mrs. J. R9utledge, who :has ps-
entt the past few weeks' in Detroit,
dhester L. ,Snaith, Pu�1i]}ice;
$1,.25 a Year in Advaneht
1,50 IN ARREARS, $2 MAY BE eltaitelln
for Sale, try an Ad. in the Herald
Miss Dorothy Fritz, of Victoria
' Iospitail, London was home on
¥onlay.
Mr ..and Mrs, Louis Kraft spent
the. week; -end at their cottage at
•Grand. Bend. ,
Mr, and Mrd. C Q. Smith of the
Satlble were Sunday visitors at
New Hamburg.
';;Messrs. David Fuss, Albert Hes.
itnd "Theo, Steinbach were Sund ay
1sitors at Sarnia and Pt. Huron,
Mr, Olivier Johnson of Goderich
*OA itit Sunday at ` the home of his
brother, Mr. Thomas Johnson. .
Mr .and Mrs!. Q. Taggait apd
1trs. Raabe and daughter of
South Bend are visiitng relatives]
1ie'e•
Masud. Vernal Ketherman of De
t'r•i"t visited" with relatives last
;week, returning home on -Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Kalbfleiach of Detroit
vnaited at the home of;,Mr. and'Mrs
C. 'Kalbfleiisoh last week.
'-a VIr .and Mrs% Hilton Truemner of
•tai,. lith, Mr .and Mrs. Em. Snyder
of the..Sauble, and Mai. S. Jaeobe
of the village were visitors with
frieuda at New Hamburg and
Kj ehen{er,
The ,niew Bee Act requires that
all parties having or -capturing. a
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-J�rrs• of heed muss register asarne
:'n ith. , .ElaC , Mi11en ' >O�A.C. Guelph
;in,'4o 1os,s' than 10 ,dayis -after' auc-li
hive ^.yva!q' capita ed, the fee of $1
must alccoisrpany the notice.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gruehn of
ISobewaing, Mich itnd Miss Leona
Geiger of Pigeon, Mich., were week
end visitors' at the home of Mr,
and Mrsi. John Gascho. The lat-
ter, Miss' Geiger remained in Zurich
where she •will visit for a time.
Re*' H. A. Kellerman, p. E., of
Tavistock" held prepartory service✓
int he Eyangelicai church on Tu-
esday eventing in the Evangelical
church. On Srin•day morning the
communion will be given and on
Sunday evening the Si. • S. Rally
program will be rendered and the
1pubIie i's• invited to attend;
Much sympathy is extended to
Mr ,and~' Mrsj. T -ed Mittleholtz in
the death of their 11 month's old
daughter Rita, who, passed away
oti Wedi sday morning. She
took sick the past week during the
1io
tweather - and gradually be-
came • weaker despite what atten-
tion anjd care could be done. The
funeral Will be held on ,Friday
ntronin'g..
CHOIR MEETS t
Before the regrilar; rehearsal on,
Friday .,eve. lasitt rep -outs` of . the
activities, of the choir 01 the Evan-
gelical church, were given, and of-
ficers, were elected 'for' the year.
The, sum• of•0$1949D was ,spexait dur-
ing the year including $35,00 sent
to India to support a native boy,
Under the ,capable' !letaclership of
Miss 13, 'Rennie, the Choir rendered
oxcellent inulsie both morning and
eening. The :splandicl contribu-
tion, of "thus jrarganization to our
church life deserves more thanpa,s
sing roti e .and is greatly appre-
ciated by the large congregation.
The officers are—President, residr+nt, A.
Meltck, Secretary, Miss -I. Routledge
Treasurer, Misis O Breini, Librarian
Newell Geiger.
I1•E.RNY RICIKER PASSES
Henry Ricker ,of the Blind Line
IIay, passed away the funeral was
hold on Friday afternoon to the
Hansen. eentetery. For many ,-e-
ars he lived i:n! Rippen, carrying
one he bttsioesis of carriage and
wagon maker: Nineteen years a-
go he bought tate farm ,of John.
Berry where he has, since resided
until death took him from the scene
of his labours.,Deceased was of
a quiet, retiring diisposition, de-
voted to brie Carfrily and well tho-
ught of by his neighbor4, , . He
leaves. behind him to mourn the
loss of a devoted husband and fa-
ther, his wife, two daughters, ?Mrs.
N. Pybltpsasand Mrs. G, CPybus of
Woyiturn, Slsls and one son, Mi•.
Arthur en the, Iion-tasstea,d. The
synrpailhiy arf the community goes
out to, that WddQW and Ii1ia ilya
GOAL
THERE IS A COLD !DAY COM-
ING. The present ' agreement .be-
tween the miners and ,the Mine
Ownfeilel expires on the, 31st of
August. .'There may arid' pay not
be .a strike, but beprepared:
Prices •are now at bottonp, fill up,
your 'bins 'with the best coal. Gen-
uine Delaware and Hudson Anth-
racite direct from the mints. It
makes swarm Friends: Egg, Stove
and.`Nut size.
SOFT COAL •
That highest grade, the test
unexcelled for domestic and thr-
eshing purposes.
Genuine Lehigh Bullets and High
Grade,.Coke.
Ca+nte1OYl
HENSALL ONT.
Phones—Office lOw. House 103
Electric
Wiring,'
WE SPECALISE IN WIRING01?
ALL KINDS. LET US GIVE
YOU AN ESTIMATE ON WIRING,
YOUR HOUSE, GARAGE, BAR1%
ETC.
COOK, WASH, IRON AND TOAST'
WITH HYDRO a
WE CARRY AN ASSORTMEI
OF ELECTRIC STOVES, FANS
WASHING MACHINES, 'TOT PLR.
ATES, TOASTERS, IRONS, MAS :r.,.
CEL, WAVERS, LAMPS, ETC,
W. G. Hess &• Sou
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Seasonable Horse Goods;
'lust Received a large number of Genuine Woolen HAMS
Blankets in Assorted colors Size 72x84.
Also a Number of Beautiful English Plush Rugs, pricer' 41.
Ranging from $7.00 to ...... ... ......... ,i1,
SAVE MONEY BY GIVING US A CALM,
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A BIG Stock of Harness and Halters always on hank:
• Club Bags, Suit, Caaee 'and Trunks at Right Prises.
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Reliable Footwear
At Prices' that save you Money
Misses Patent 2 Strap Slippers, Rubber heels size 11-2 $1.95
Misses Pat and Oxf. rubber • heelsy size 11 to 2, pr. ... ...;$2.75
.p Childs Pat 2 -strap, slippers low heels, sizes 18 to 1014 at '$1.65
Infants pat. slippers size 2 to 7% at _..i........ ... .t-, $1,25
Womens Pat. Tie, Cuban heels, a few left at $2.95.
+ Growing girl's light tan and pat. slippers•, Murray at $3.95
Wmo, 1 strap Pat. -slipper, low heel, size, 2% to 7__- -__ $2,5a
Men's heavy work shoes at __ ,._ P $2.85
C-reb's Work shoes, No. 1 grade tan and black pr. ,,.i $3,50
Women's .canvass slippers, leather soles at . 95e
ALL OTHER LINES AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS
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O. FRiTZ & SON
SHOE MERCHANTS
The Quality Store
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 KINDS, HARIC-
ESS REPAIRS, NEW GARDEN' SEEDS, ROOT SEEDS, AND aOR
GHUM, AND WE EXPECT OITR FIELD CORN SEED IN SOON
And would advise our Customers to place their orders early
as good seed will be hard to secure. You will find our
vice
right. Watch our Bargain Counter, Quality and ;-
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, e is out, motto.'„
R. N. DOL LAS
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GENERAL M11OHANT
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