HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1925-08-06, Page 14.1o1. XXV T No 5
ZURICH, 'THURDA .
ou have any
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ed undue violence in ejecting Mc -1 anley Tp. The 'bride Wor
Donald" from) bis laoseu, and wanes
ties Stated that the latter was con-
siderably ralarked up before the
went to One Kennedy place. On
THERE IS A COLD tDAY COM Monday hat;'ag'i3fira;te Reid lin-
- 1LLNG. The present agreement .be- t. posed a fine of $2a6 and 'cost's, am--
-1tween the miners anicl [the Mine j punting to $15, Upon Samuel Miller
.• lOw'njerisl expires an the 31st i,f (of Dashwood. for Falun gto 'stop
and roncles.°f,ast ince after an ac-
cident an, the town lime of Stephen
and Ha?/ °phi e+ ci:erarrance was on
July 1st.
./August. 'There mar r and Panay not
18ae .astrike, but be prepared.
aprices +are now at bettonm, fill up,
.- mean ,bins 'with the best c®al. Gen-
- -tune !Delaware: and. Hudson Antix--.
e 'melte direct from, the msineist . It
• ®twee iwarm*Friendaf. Egg, Stove
HURON; COUNTY CROP..S
anted Nut' slam - S R. SteotDrerai, Agricultural re-
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presenitative,•'Clinton, gives the fol
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Mowing report as crops conditos
That highest grade, the Fs ea` m
in tile, comity„ Haying ,in many
ttcanexeellecl for domestic and thr- of the did wedelns, the crop is li-
aaahing purposes.
Alfalfa, is las teeny cafes igv-
4',renuine F,ehTgla Bullets; and High (nig a farcrop. and is ,certainly
+f R°rade Coke. i saving theo day star many ,ef our
Cee,r te1O fareist "Z11 day -weather has af-
41rrteeter/. ober grain(, cropsto a very
H EN SALL O NT. large extent. Oats. and barley
-VI/ones—Office line. EIoiirse 10J short 'whirs there axe many good
fields of wheat,. Fruit seems to big
n reasenahfy good. anti. we hive pr-
` .ospeets et a fairly good crop. So
The Ontario game and fisheries far damage from scab, etc, is con,
rdepartment has deel'a red the sea- fined( to unsprayed. orchards. Se -
"6041 for: hunting black. t r grey sq- veral varieties, sartla ern. Spy,
'4eirrels ciosecii Iii order to make Greening, Wegner ,Stark and some
- these sorruiena moire plen_tyful it IIIII others, promise good crops, while
vas deemed neeeskarrr to close the Baldwitra are liigls1l- _
mason 1Tow-tsrmfa'6er of 1926
of sand, satinface crepe,
picture Shat, gloves, hottee anid
pers to match, She also 'Work, h$
groom's gift, a white:, ;,old pis+et;'
with a green aianr,ond. rant! d
iately after the ceremony the:o
,ung couple motored to the ji
of the bride's sister, Mrs Ja`, 14I..
Reid, where a dainty Wedding; br.
eakfasit was served,' after wleb
they took the earl tryls.itr for. Lott
don, Pt. Stanley, etre On theiraa-
turn they will make their hon e ee
the groonv's farm, Parr Li*,, Stare -
ley
a'retoy Teni
JOHN A. MANSOY REEVE OF
until
4 SODERIOH MAGIS7 i; %TE COURT
The charge: against Michael Ken-
iedy of assaulting Jule en:MDf nald
'as dismissed by i!d agistrate Reid
• ,son Friday 'la th:me was no dir-
'•: et evidence that t El a edy had ro -
KEYS~MCLIN"CHEY
A preitty wedding was 'solemn-
ized On Friday monring lest at the
Wesley parsanage, Clinton, when
Laura M. J. McIinchey, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs Jae. McLinehey, Ad
elaide, became the bride of Lloyd
Alvin 1K , Son of Amos Keys, •St-
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We have now opened the new Merls and
Boys,- Furnishing Stare and are in a pos-
ition; to give the p blic anything they need
efe IN THE Lit K Oh" KEN'S SUITS, OVERCOATS, RAINCOATS.,
• GABRADINE CGATS,, BOYS SUITS, BOY'S OVERCOATS,
'3 HATS, CAPS; COT,f _SES, TIES, UNDERWEAR.. OVERALLS, IN
:4 FACT EVERYTHING IN APPAREL FOR MOM AliED BOYS.
CALL DI AND STE WHAT WE HAVE IN THB NEIV STAND.
<s IT IS OUR;. SINCERE EPE DESIRE TO SERVE THE PUBLIC IN
Men's And Boys'
FURNISHINGS
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IST'ANLESr'=;:
At a very quiet nominationx.
eting held in the Stanley •T :hely,
Varna, on Wednesday last,
John A. Malison was deciare"cl el-
,ccted by acclamation as reeve+fda~
the remainder of 1925 and Mr
Wilson, Carlisle as councit1I r 7'
Manson has had conlside+cable, e't
orienee at the council board as
will no doubt make a sticeets
reeve. It iso a relief to many',„'t
know thia;t a municipal,election,'•
not got to be gone through..
The On,ta,rio Departrnnet .Qf her'
alth has seven engineex ands erg1h •
district officers busy inspectiUe
urist •camps and refreshment pla-I
res throughout the Province4to prp`
tett the health of tourrets'. A f'n'Iti
report will be, made by the• Irk&
ectors to enable the ;Government to
bring inn legislation or rake rt~i=
'gui<ations for the governing .of lre
,conduct of the camis'Si etc; Es
;ery motor carob rn ire prov��is ,.
whether, - public or prls'ate, .:i
,ing inspected :lits ito its +eanit k
mid water '
anwoo is
M& eila Siebert.;!apent the
week, -enact' in Detroit. -
Mr: Ed. Merner of Bayfield was
in the village on .Wednosth yc
'Mr. !and Mrs. Alex. Foster and
family were Sunday vistiors at
Kitchener.
Mr. Fred. Weseloh of Detroit,
is •spending ladle week at hilshome
Messrs. Ted and Leonard Wag-
ner are spending the wee!',[! At
Kitchener and Waterloo.
Mr. Earl Johnson of Toronto,
spent Sunday 'nit the •home of his
uncle Mr. Thomas Johnson.
Mrs. Jos.. Meidinger, who was
visiting friends in Michigan, has.
returned •,home.
Mr Ianil, Mrsl, John Hartman was
'called to St. Agatha to attend the
funeral of their sister-in-law, Mrs.
Henry Strub . 1 •
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CARRY PROGKESSIVE STAND-:'
ARD FOR S. HURON p'
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Robert J. McMillian of, ,Seaforth
was •choson at'a. well -attended Con-
vention at Hensel] on Thursday;
July 30th, to carry the Progressi\e
standard in South Huron. Eleven
names. were proposed ,among then
that of Win. Black, ,present mem-
ber in. the Commons, • who withdrew.
giving no! r esonS. Among the
,aftern,00n sp3akers was the name
of the only womian M. P. in Canada
Miss Agnes MacPhail, M. P. S. -E. -
Grey.
-E.-Grey, A peculiarity of the nom-
ination of Mr. McMillian is that
Thomas 1\IcMi11ian also of Seaforth.
a brother, has, been chosen as Lib
oral candidate in this riding. They
have been active for some+ years'.
in the FU..O. and Liberal partiesr.
respectively,. The incident is
undoubtedly unprecedented in.
any ,Canadian constituency and the
contest is man for nian and brothier,
for brother.
• Mr. and Mrsl. W rni ;Yule and Mr.
;and Mrie1..W. Reid of Fullerton were
Surnd a ,*t ;<�y!s,p�tees with Mr, andMrs
Earl Weide). •
Mr. Eldon Snell, who spent the
Plast two weeks' with his parents
here, . returned to Detroit on Wed-
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CHURCH NOTES
The Evangelical church welcofnes
to her membership "All persens
who have an earnest desire to be
saved from sins and to . flee the
wrath to comet All those whe
entertain such a desire will show
it by their fruiite. It is therefore
expected of all who are truly ser-
ious about their s,eulis salvation
that they make proof of thiersin
cerity in the following• manner;
nmt:iely • That th eyavoid every-
thing evil as the Lord has forbid
den in His Word ;sand on the "con-
trary, endeavour, by. the.'Grace of
God, to do 1x11 manner of good:.
" Hay council met .on Monday for
r,s monsthly • meeting of which a
eprot will be given in our next
aue '
1VT+`_tand 1VVIisI 9rthur Rdighaffex
are spertdin'gs' a: -.few • days .this wl.
el -attending the M Kitcheeier • : Ol'd
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oBy's,,: Re-Unior ,
Mr. Peter Strub and Mr. and
visited .at the home of Mr ,anUMrs
J. Hartman( afew .dayls last week.
Mia. Wialter Strub of Kitchener,
$5.00
Rea y'dtop ear Spectacles
DARK OK LIGHT COLORED SHELL RIMMED GOLD If s1~i
SPEC:TALCLES
Chester L. 'Smite POKilgoega,
$1.26 .s, Year Int Atb . fli, "'..
sr.50 IP' A RRF AR8, $2 OAT BRe.fraratOM
d, in the Heral
FITTED WITH LARGE ROUND LENSES, ABSOLUT7LY OL�A,4i
$5.00
TEED TO FIT.' C'OMP'LETE IN CAS
HERE'S A REAL OPPORTUNITY
G. HESS & SONS
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Monday of this week: was ob-
served n.s civic holiday in Zuri^h
the'- day Passed off very quietly,as
a lar, genumb ae
of people ook in
the `Old Boy slt
Mns+. E P. Kerr, Miss Irene Kerr
of Fairbury, ,Neb., 1Vlrsw ,Margaret
Allen of Exeter and •Mr. R. F.
Wilson of =London :sp•ent the week
end' with Dr. ,and Mrsl. Jos. Rout-
ledge.
• • The fine warml, weather the
past few days hats enabled the
farmers to make wonderful pro-
gress at harvesting, the oats tv'iil
soon be cut and away, (the thresh-
ing m-achinea are bast,. •
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♦ Test Received a large number of Genuine Woolen Nor
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• Blankets in Assorted colors Size 72x84.
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• Also a Number of Beautiful English Plush Rugg, rakes
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• SAVE MONEY BY •GIVING US A CAIJa1,.
A BIG. Stock of Harness end Halters always! on hen/Pa
• Club Bags, Smit Cased' anti Trunks at Right Prie l
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The fine new garage being Gr-
eeted by' Me. Herb Moulese1afr• . i's.
progressing rapidly vs the roof is
(practically on and Mr. Mousseau
will, already do his, work in the
new building which will mean a
great eenveninece, as well as
that
fine +add.itional building to
part of the town.
A to meeting of the (Directors
of the- Zurich Fall Fair, heldd on
fo-
es,day : evening last, the judges
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the various departments decided to
add to the programme a number them
-of athletic eve(�ts''warAmong th. to
will re an tug-of-war
Ilay town -
'ships
Froin Stanley
'ships +acrd a walking contest a-
round the race track open to all.
special prizes for hor neraces will be
aaw crdrsd and in fact, the program:
entertainment is the bust ever
1-csld on Zurich Fall Fair.
(Extracts from •Discipline)
It is s,olorly for the pur'po,Se of
helping Old and young Ispixitually.
—that we are here, as it church,
So far there has beenlno sitnimer
slump in our church and Bible
Seh-ool' attendance, this year, In
fact during ,dray and' on ...August
and there w! 00 increaSe. tA"e
tivrii the Irierds for this 'Splen-
did loyalty and trust , that they
-hnv•c received a corresponding,
On August 9th -Bible 'Schell 11
n n7.:; Gospel messages 10. tr tri
end 7.3') pen. Special ''innate "•in
? ri , ein<� rine spirit•. ip the
rometiee 1. I 6me 'nal y 'a
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TREVITHICK—IIES11 (.
A quiet but pretty matrimonial
event taok place in Zurich on Wed-
rresday July 29th., when at the Luth
eran Parsonage Rev. H. Rembe, Lit.
B.S. onitcd in Holy Wedlock Miss
Hese, only •diaughtar of Mr. and
Mrs. W..' G. Heels, to Mr. James .0,
I evith:ick, Miss' Ainir Trevithicl:.,
Meter of the groom and Mr. Albert
Ife�ss, blather of the bride acted as
The ceremony whirls
took plane e at high noon, was fol-
lowed •by a Isun`il tuoits wedding
dinner., after which the happy yo-
u,a couple left for an extended
g
i e, :a trip to Muticoka., Toronto, Tints.
1 to gel: t arca. Fr1h and many other p
p� oor1 seat hrry�i' and fraise for Uyon (•hair return they will reside
fine mercantile ,
Reliable Footwear
At, Prices that save you Money
Misses Patent 2 Strap Slippers, Rubber heels size U- rat
Misses Pat and Oxf. rubber' heels, size 11 to 2, pr. _ .f&
Childs Pat 2 -strap slippers low heel's[, size's 6 to lee% at —,. `.t
Infants pat. slippers size 2 to 7% at _.:I_......., .»
Womens Pat. Tie, Cuban heels, a few left at .. + .... a
Growing girl's light tan grid pat. slippers, Murray at : if.
Wmo, 1 strap Pat. ,slipper, low heel, -sire, 2l/ to 2.,_ .- ._.. +1
Men's heavy work shoes at ••1•• F.
Grab's Work shoes, No. 1 grade tan and black 1arr:.., .. gene
Wom.en's canvass slippers, leather soles at .... ALL OTHER LINES AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS
C. FRITZ & SON
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riltl a;icl young, Pricy[' S,.otS p,:nl. ai, 'Punsley whore tb• groom has
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o icli ixi•^.ro.ds itr e:ctei�ding eongrate-
7JUR1C'H, - "O TNT. I ittion4,
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The Quality Store
It will be to our mutual advantage
gee
if you,will call and see our well
assorted stock Stock of Spring and
Summer Goods in all the -lines W(
carry
NEW GOODS COMING ALL THE TIME, INCLUDING ii7`l�t
GOODS, HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS OF ALL KIND -S,. 11 ,K
ESS REPAIRS, NEW GARDEN' SEEDS, ROOT SEEDS, ANL etn;
GHUM, AND WE EXPECT G15R FIELD CORN SEED IJ'', SOON
And would advise our Customers to place their ,,ordeee (rrely
as good seed will .be hard to secure. You will find 'aur
prices right. Watch our Bargain Counter, Quality fad tlz -
vice is our motto.
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