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XXVI No 2 ZUR I CH, THLI'RSDAY MORNINQ1 JULY, 16 1925.
Chester L. Suilth, Publis1:0011
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SCHOOL REPORT t- SCHOOL REPORT'
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Report of S, S. NO. 12, Hay•r.
Names are arranged in order (0
Jr. (IV to Sr. IV—Ora Schoch,
-Mabel Haugh, .Harold ,Horner.
Sr. III to Jr..IV—Vallencienne
Corriv eau.
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Jr. IIII to Sr. III—Verde Berra-
eister hone 'Greta Horner hon ;Rh
Inhart Ifeckerane, Annie Druar and
Elmer Masse equal, Leonard Becker
Leonard Merrier.
Sr. II to Jr.,III—Greta Btirmelse
'ter, hole
3r. II to Sr' II—Jeadllorner, Fr-
'eenklin Masse, Napoleon -Corriv-
-ea u.
Jr. I tin Sr: I—Wilfred Klopp
'111,on; Anaelascia. Corriveau, Her-
-x.190n Schoch eqUal, Adolph Masse.
Sr. Primer—Alice ‘Stire, Marie
:Miller, Monica Druar.
jr. Pritner—Caisol Steinbach and
'Cauretita, Masse equal.
J. MoDonald, Te.acb.er.
SCHOOL REPORT
Result of No. 6, Hay Promotion
xaminiationsl
jr. Pr. Honee;Gladys Gingerich
Thrace Meyers; Bas's, Rose Hoffnian,
-Anthony Voisin.
To Sr. Pr.—Winnifred Battler
Mon; Anthony 'Hoffman:
To Pt. II—Orlando Battler, hon.
To Jr. II—Marjorie Francis,
-Martha• Foster, (Alvin. Gingerich,
!Louis Farwell, Olive Wilmer eand
Lorne Gingercih Hons. Pas's, Joe
--Hoffman', Peter Voisin,
• To Sr. II Pase--:DorlseGreb, Ken
eneth: Grate
T(oJr., UI.1Ios.--Elda
Farwell.; Pas's. Neil
'Witmer, Andrew Faster, Earl Gin..
egerih Wl1ie Watson[. '
jr„ IV—Pass', Beatrice Farwell
'neacher, A. ,Campbell.
The 'following le the report of
the exams. held in June at S,S. No.
15, Hay and Stephen, Union.
Jr. IV to! 'Sr. IV—Olive Turn;
bull 85; Ethel Walper 72.
Jr. III to Sr—Janet Turnbull 78,
Marthaeleader 69; Otilla Waiver f.)0,
Harold Keller (60
Front S; '1 to Jr. II—Arletta
Walpeir 68, Ida Marriott absent.
Jr., I—Elva Turnbull 73, Ivaa She
arrow 10, Luella Weber 70, Harry
abset4 . • . .
Pr. A.e-Jack Turnbull 68, Lillian
Wilson 60.
Pr, Sharrow, I Hazel
Marriott, Freda Rader, Erma Kel-
1. er (.
Not on. Roll 18
Miss F, Talbot, Teacher.
HAY COUNCIL
The regUlar meeting of the Co-
uncil of the Township of Hay was
held in the Town Hall, Zurich, on
Monday, July 6th. All the mem-
bers were present. The minutes
of the last meeting were 'adopted
as read.
The Court of Revision of the
1925 Assessment Roll for the Town
ship of Hay was closed vs no fur-
ther appeals 'wero received, and
the Roll revised shall 'constitute the
Roll upon: which the 1925 rates' sh-
all be levied. t
The petition of Rk: L, Talbot
and others •reliating to drainage
work in the village of Zurich was
received Ad the Township Engin-
eer will be instructed to make a
report, plans, specifications and
estimates of the work referred to
in the petition!,
Mr. McPherson, solicitor -for the
Township of Hay ini th eBSlack
Creek Drainage 'scheme, will be
given instructions to make formal
application( to (the Drainage Ref -
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The following accounts were •
passed.,
• ' Burlington ,Steel Co,, 'steel 17.09'
ox,g.. freight oresteel 2.70.; P,
onbAlh, cement tile 22,30; N: Bale-
ares, cleaning Zurich Drain 341,75;
sv X. (Bell, stringer& 'for culvert
Rd 15 5.00; N. Sailer* ditching,
Rd, 15 24,00; S. Hoffmaneepsysheet
re Rd. 8 766.90; Neele and
assistant Rd. Supt. 1.13.50; North-
ern Electric Co.' supplies 17.56;
Bell Tel, Co. poles and tolis 91.70;
Can. 'Pol. Tel. Supp. material 144.50
Workmen,'s Comp. Board 1.98, St-
andard Underground . 'Cable. Co„
cable 320; StrornbergeOtelson
Co. material 88,57, X. G. iDeitz, 3
months salary 412.50; P. MdIsaac,
'salary, ete 486,40; Cl.N.R, freight
on cable 10.85,
The Council adjourned to meet
again on Monday, .August 3rd, at
1.30 o'clock, .p.m.
F, Hess, Clerk.
LOCAL NEWS
• Miss Anna MacDonald 'spent last
week -end with, Margaret Mee
Bride. •
Mr. and Mrs. 1?. Koehler and 'Mr.
Ed. Bossenberry 'were Sunday yise
itors in Stephen. -
Mr. and Mrs. Louis poster of
Kitchener 'spent the -week-end with
friends and relatives here.
Miss Ida 1Vianson and Cl-
ifford Manson are visiting at the
home of Sohn IVIansoh. •
M. S. McBride Sr, of Zurich, -
'spent a few days at he l3.ome of
her son, Bob. Mc.Bridio, last week -
Miss Vera 1VIcWaters "Of Detroit --
is spendieg' her vacation at the
haine of Mr, and Mrs. Feld.' Hess.
1VIessirs 'Clayton land Clarence
Hoffman of Galt are spending the
week under the paren'tal roof.
Mr .and Mrs. Henry Volland of
Hensall spent Sunday at the home
of MISS Carolina Volland.
Mr .and Mrs. L. W. Hoffman and
• Mrs. W. H. Hoffman were visitors
the past week at Stratford, Hayse
ville and Galt.
Mr. Gordan and Sydney McLin-
chey, Miss Lilly Anderson andElva
Walden( of Blyth ;were Sunday vise
• itonsi at the home of Rabe McBride
01 Mr .and Mrs. W. Hartman from
• Stephen, Mr and Mils Hartman
• and Mrs. M. McIsaac from Detroit
and Mr !and Mrs. John Foster 'sp-
35c ,e emit Sunday at the home of Ma C and
rj Mrs'. Alex, Foater.
38c • People wonder !sometimes how
Seasonable Footwear
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Buy Here and Save Money
Infant's Soft sole 0-5
Infants Pat. ,Slippere, sizes 1-5
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',le Child's Kid Boots and Pat. Slippers, 5-7% at _ $1.25
'21,1b tGirl'a Pat. ,Strap Slippers 8-103 $L50
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Miss" Pat. ;Brown: and Blk, 'Calf Oxfords 11-2 _ $2.50 •
Womenis pat. pomp- Low R. Heel 2%—e $2.e5 ,ght three dozen eggs and had them
other people get Money to buy
cars and gasoline. Well, here s a
lihgt .on the subject, From;
Orillia. A. man up there, •so it 'is
said, went jntoa store eind bo -u
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4 Women's Black Canvass, 1 Strap R. Heel ...... $1.25
ols Men's Elk work Shoes
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— $3.45
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4.10 Greb Work Shoes, Bk.1 or Tan
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IN ORDER TO DISPOSE OF atm tiNTIRE,STOCK OF MILLIN-
SeERY, ETC., WE ARE OFFERING THE PliD311,,C OUR ENTIRE,.
TOCIC AT PRICES THAT ARE SO LOW AND ATTRACTIVE Vela '
;IT WILL MOVE OUT QUICKLEY. BE ON THE JOB; COME EARLY
...est.ND GET BEST CHOICE. OURe, STOCK ,NEVER Loox.nD AS
"41GOOD AT THIS TIMii OF THE YEAR, ANt YOU CANNOT AF -
:WORD TO miss vars. OPPORTUNITY.
:Matsseliing regularly 41t $6.75 and $6.50, now go at'
A. fine line of Children's hatt, suitable for ,Schee end play 50c, 2,5c
'Tee.urage' Eat* regular at $6.00° must go at
have many more similar bar,gains that_ PPaeol will not tallow us
•Lite nOmerate, All 'we A'Sk 70.11 Is to tome And see ie iyeerselt.,
charged" He took the eggs to
amo'llier store and s'old them ;for
ciesh, with which he purchased gas-
oline. There's a financier for yelp.
To all who do not
Worship elsewhere!
We extend a hearty
invitation to YOU, to
worship with us.
MO:R,NIN'G WORSHIP 10 O'clock
' BIBLE SCHOOL 11 O'clock
2 V ENIN G SERVICE, _7.30 O'clock
figARTyi CONGREGATIONAL
" SINGING
SPLENDID CHOIR
GOSPEL SERMONS
Pine Growieg Sunda y School
Attendance at all serviceincreas-
ing. :Over e00 present last Sun-
day Evaning, It was a t great
service: ,Cortie 'along next Sunday
and every Sunday. Join us ie
eprayer apd praise at 7..30 Friday
Evening,- " Let the Members and
bleeds maintain the loyalty tatheir
churell wbich .thoy ',aye ettownt ov
Teeny gems. . Pray for, and Bost
the, Chereh Wild God will Bless es
and the Commenity wonderfully.
6 D014'1'1111155 THIS SALE Emmanuel Evangelical Church
(THE FRIENDLY cuulton)
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• Mrs, E. Oesch and Mrs. L. Kekoa
wire Tuesday visitors at London.
Mr And Mrs, P. W. Bests of Hen -
sell were Sunday visitors in town.
• The Evangelical 5, School picnic:
has been ,dated for uext ,Wednes'
day, July 22nd.
Mr .ancl Mrs. Geo. Thiel and fain
• ily, motored to London one day
last week. '
Mrs. Tames Connolly of Goderich
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
Thomas' Johnson,
•Mr, and Mrs. Charles' Smith and
family of Detroit were 'visitors with
friend& here the past week',
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• Mr.,Lorne and Leonard McBride
of Windsor span ta few days last
week, under the tp(areetai roof. re-
turning to the city on Saturday.
A very appropriate reception,
wted tendered by Mrs. C. Either on
Wednesday 'afternoon and evening
last, and a most enjoyable time
spent
1VIessrs. 3. Gascho & Son have
moved their entire stock of dry
goods' and groceries into the place
of business ,vacated by 11r. H. Li
Albrechk The MOW tenants look
cjuite happy in this fine spacious.
alarp,,tinent.
a -Adolph Weber and Mrs. D,
Bennett of Windsor ,visited relati-
ves and friends! here for a few
days last week. We understand
that irs. Bennet, is making arran-
gements to move back to Zurich.in
the near future. ,
Messrs Les and Will Byerneann
and the Misses A. ,and T. Miller of
Broaclhagen, Mr. and Mrs. Isiah
Witmer 'and daughters, Ella and
Laura of Dashwood, spent Sunday
at the .home of Mrs': D. Witmer,
Babylon 'Line!.
Mi. and Mrs. Garnet Jacobe and
son Laird, Mrs. R. Pfile and daugh-
ter Pearl'and Master Delbert Gei-
ger were week -end visitors at
Shakespeare, Kitchener, .Guelph and
Niagara Palle returning home. on
Tuesday) evening',
Mr. Allan McDonald of Hensalf
got himself into trouble last week
by forging a check in Zurich to.
'the amount of $25 and on Wednes-
day last was arrested by County
(Constable, Jul Block of the vil-
lage, at Grand Bend and was tak-
en to. Goderich where he wast rem-
anded in the jail for a week be-
fore his trial
An interesting matrimonal event
isi being held in Kitchener on Wed-
nesday of this week *when a church
'wedding will .be celebrated which
will unite tMise Mina Ehlers, dau-
ghter of ,Mr, and Mrs. Wm,. Ehl-
ers of that city and forinerly of
Dashwood, and Me. Clarence Yager
son of ,RPT. and Mrsl. ,We J. Yager,
also formerly of Dashwood. The
happy young couple have. the
best wishes .of their enemy. friends
in this ,vicintty.
The District S. School Conven'
tion ot the Ev. Lutherann church
was held in the Zurich Lutheran
church on Sunday when Delegates
from the ,various churches were
present and the large church was
filled to capacity at 'both. warn-
ing and afternoon "sessions, and
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some very instructive thoughts
were eepressied.
A quartette of. our teenage boys
had a , rather enuenal experience
on Sunday( night while motoring
tlear Grand Bend, Isoiliething wei7t
wrong with the work's and the
490 ceased fto funCtion,,and after a
number 01, attempts was unable to
carry the ()cell:pants bad: home.
And we ore tol4 that when 'Mad"
called the- boyo next morning to
get up for work, there Were no
boys in the bed, as evidently, two
remained on, the ear and used it
as a "pulltuan sleeper" while the
other two enjoyed the Moonlight
trip- of "hoolAng" it back tour -
oh, tirrieleee here well. 'Mitthe
break of day, and it puke • was'
What people at that agq leek for
tisitely
COAL Electric
THERE IS A COLD 'DAY COM-
ING. The present agreement be-
tween the miners and the Mine
Owniera expires on the. 31st of
August. There may and enay not
be ,a strike, but he prepared.
Prices are now at bottom, fill ep
your bias. 'with, the best coal. Gen-
uine Delaware and Hudson Anth-
racite direct from the mines. It
makes Varna Friends: Egg, Stove
and Nut size,
SOFT COAL.
That highest grade, the best
unexcelled for domestic and thr-
eshing purposes. •
Genuine Lehigh Bullets, abd High
Grade Coke, ,
carltei.orn.,
HENSALL ONT.'
Phones—Office 10W, House 103
Wiring
WE SPEOALISE IN 'WIRING GP"
LL 3UNDS, LET 13S GIVE
YOU AN ESTIMATE ON WIRD.
YOUR HOUSE. GARAGE, BARN;
• ETC.
COOK. WASH, IRON AND TOAST'
WITH HYDRO
WB CARRY AN ASSORTMENT
OF ELECTRIC STOVES, FANS.
WASHING MACHINES, ,HOT ri
.eTES, TOASTERS, IRONS, MAIlie
CEL, WAVERS, LAMPS, ETC.
W. G. Hess & Sens
1 Seasonable Horse Goods
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Received a large number of Genuine Woolen Bores *t*
Blankets in Assorted colors. Size 72x84. ,L0,
Also a Number of Beautiful English Plush Ruge, peceir 4.A;
Ranging from $7.00 to ... ... ... ... ......—..z.;€. vim
SAVE MONEY BY GIVING US A. CALN.
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A BIG Stock of Harness and Halters always on hanrd. t:
• ,Club Rags, Suit Cam; and Trunks at Right Prices.
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Reliable Footwear
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At Prices that save you Money
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Missies Patent 2 Strap Slippers, Rubber heels size 11=2 $L95
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+ Misses Pat and Oxf. rubber heels, size 11 to 2, pr. ..... ...$2.75
Childs Pat 2 -strap slippers low heelesizes 8 to 10% at
Wants pat. slippers size 2 to 1% at ..... . . — . ... .1,..
Womens Pat. Tie, Cuban heels, a few left at
Growing girl's light tan and pat slippers, Murray at $3.95
Wmo, 1 strap Pat. slipper, low heel, size,2% to 7..q 82.50
Men's heavy work shoes at. P
Greb's Work shoes, No. 1 grade tan and black pr. $3,50
Woraen's canvass slippers, leather soles at . .95e
ALL OTHER LINES AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS
0. FRITZ & SON
• SHOE MERCHANTS
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The Quality ore
'twill 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, PAIN'S, OILS OF ALL KINDS,HARN-
ESS REPAIRS, NEW GARDEN' SEEDS, ROOT SEEDS, AND
GHLII11, AND WE EXPECT OUR FIELD CORN SI= IN SOON
would advise our Customers to place thei.l. orders early
,good seed will be hard to secure. • You, will find our
Prices right. Watch onz Bargain Counter, Quality arid eer.
vice is our motto,
R. N. DOUGLAS
&EIVERAL iVISROFIANt.
PHONE 11 9 7 131.A.Ke