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ZU141CH THURSDAY MO10. AUGUST 13, (925.
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COAL
.'HERE IS 4 COLD MAY COM
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-MNG. The present agreement be-
etweea the mines attxdl !the Mine
wnjeiid expires! on the 31st eJ
August. 'There iima�.y, mad. ,play not
3 s ,a strike, but be prepared.
•123riees are new at bottearn fill up
)roar (bins With; the hest coal. Gen-
laineo IDelaware and !Hudson Anth-
�racite direct from the mines!. It
sakes !warm. Friends', Egg, Stove
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SOFT CO �! re r,, .
That highest grade, the best
,eanexcelled for domestic and thr-
rashing purposes.
Genuine LehighBallets nl1ets and High
rade Coke.
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STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Mrs. Aliceatrrns?frccr'ng end dau-
ra,•hter Mabel and Mrs'. Wea. Cacher
.fine •and family of Pilot • Mound,,,;
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who, have spent the past
' 1€ew weeks with their friends • in
!Stanley, returned this; week toy
:heir home in; the wet.
Mrst. Artie 1 eyn who Teas spent -the past two: wee/ ei_ with her si�s-
fter, Mrs. Oscar Wright of Kennel-,
worth, has returned home. l . •
Mr !and Mrs. Wil'Sen Armstrong
'-2.id a visit recently to their da-
aeghtera ink London.dLondon.
Miss Graces Robinson underwent
any operation!, on Tzes,d.ay for the
aerrcov+a1 of tonal/4 the operation
was performac by Drs,. MacKinnon
and fYD[4@)•" ` f Z hl
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The Lawrz loom' under the aus
piece of the .Varna Anglican ah-
urch which wia!si to have, been held
last Friday Bare. ing was postponed
till Moeday eve. on accoamt •of
the weather. It wnslh eld on the
beautiful grounds of Da. Maffa•ttt,
and a large! crowd was in attend-
ance.
Rev: Z. Dura)ant of ,Varna, is
taking ell. t wr well-edrnecd holidays
rat hie +abslence hie work will be
taken! by Mrs W. 0. Robinson.
HAY COUNCIL.
Tha rnguInr meeting of the Co-
uniel of the Township! of Ray \vas
held in!` the Towan Tall, .Zurich\ on
Monday, .& gtkst 3'rdl,. All the mem
bers were preseniti. The minutes
of the previoak meeting were ad-
opted las reads,
By-law Na.. 31925, authorizing
the Reeve and ,'ise.a'surer to bor-
row certain smogs of money from
the Banat of Montreal. tto iineet cur
rent expenditures was read three
times and finalliy paslsedt
The following utug
rates were
struckuc1
snit' will he levied l upon the ra te-
able proper;ty of the Township of
Hay for, the year 1925, and ,a By--
law Will be, prepatied confirming
sane;—Connty rate 3A mills; Cpe
unty Highways 2 mills; Township.
rate 1.5 milIs; Stautte, labor rate
2 mills ;Zurich Police, Village 8
mills; Das1awood Police •Village 3
mills and statute labor; General
School rate 3,8 /alas; S. S. No. 7,
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4 IN THEL1t .rade MEN'S SUITS, OVERCOATS, `OATS, R h.rNCO ATS,
Gr1B2 A,I7I iTr1: COATS, BOY'S SUITS, BOYS OVERCOATS,
HATS, CAPS, COLLARS, TIES, 'UNDERWOAR, OVERALLS, IN
FACT EVERYTHING IN "APPAAEL FOA, MEN AND BOYS.
CALL IN1 A.NTID SEE WHAT' WE HAVE IN TimNEW STAND.
AI IT IS OUR SINCERE DESIRE TO SBRVE THE E 'PUBLIC IN
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IIfant'S, Soft mate..— .. .................. ......_ _... -._ .__«... ... 35c
Infanta Pat. •S',?i} Inca: , size's 1-5 _._,_.
Ohild9a; Kid 'Ratetn and ,Pat..Slipp'ei's!, 55---7Q
Girl's Pat;. Sfrap, Sizgiaers 8-10+t ..,_._ ..._ _-. .. $'1.50
1VBss" Pat. Brown and Elk. Calf •Oxfourd. ,. 'S1-1 .._.
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Won'ieno Pat. is sap Lew R. IleeI 2Z-4 . :.,... _.-. ,:....... $2.25
Wonxene'sa. 131!aeK : lavaws'1i Strap Ii.. klee ._.w� _ ., , .�_
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Men,'a Elk atte ihr, Shoes rowor.m.riu
Grob . Work 54:zeta, 1IJ;k.i er. Paaii
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i debenture, 1.5 mills; Special sebr-
ool rates.—UAS, Nn. 1-2 malls, S
S. No 2a 2, miL ; S.S. No. 3. n
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S No. 4, 6.5 mills,; S. cS. �*7'o 4, ,a5.
n'ail's; SS No G, 3 9: ills; SS, No. 7
4.2 milise SS No Be:. ; U;.SS No 9, 1,2
mills; SS -No 1(1 ; 'SS No °;11
SS No! 12, 50 mills; USS No 13, 2.8
mills; 'SS N;o. 14, 9 mills,; SSS NO
13 ;USS No 16, 5,5 mills; tSetpa,r-
to SS No, 1 9 .mills.
The following accounts were,
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passiod ;—
Th!e following .accounts ,were
passed;— t
Municipal ,World supplies 7..92.
Ontario Hospital fir C, Rupp 39.00
Burlington Steel Co,, 'seed 26.67; C
N.R. ireigh,t 3.29;'' C. Weber, di, •
thing, rd. No. 15 10.00 ; Metallic ro"
ofing Co.; !steel culverts 107.10; ,J
Kipper, repair's to •grader and.
iru,:, 19.20; M. Corrive•au, eementwi
Rd.. 11 75.00; N. Sararaey pay Shit
Stephan Drn 828.79; 0. Aldsevortl
Tweed. cutting Rd. '3 10.00;' D.
man, cement 45.45;%, A. Keller teat
ing, gravel and lanern Rd'p 11 12.25
John Becker, stone, Rd, 11 3.00; L
H. Rader, ru).aning grader rd. 13
5.00; Bert Klopp hiauU.ng ,scrapers
4.,00; H .H. Nepb, Road Supeinitend
eat 57.00; Northern Elec. 'Co. sup-
plies 130.34; Strom:lerg-Carlson Tel
Mfg, 'Ca., :supplies' 34.52; G. l J
Thiel, teaming poles 6.00; Workmen
Cweipensation Board) assessment
10.80; R. Oesch, labor telephone�.of
Tice 30,00;. l'.
Tho Council adjourned to meet
;again. on Tuesday, ,Sept, lsit,, at
pan.1.03 o'clock, p,.
A.F. Hess, Clerk, j.
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LOCAL NEWS
Miss Stella 0a112als isvisiting„tu
P.,et,e"•.. ,
Rev. and Mise L. `Ka1bfleisich of
Elmira ale! spending ihezt Vacation
with. then. ,parents,
Mr. W, Woods and Mts. Graham
of London spent a few days with
Mr ,a.nd. Mrs. T. L. Warm.
111is' G:srtie and 'Winnie Ortwein
of Detroit are vis,inting under the
parental roof on the Bronson,
Mrs. A. 1VIelick, who spent the
pas twe Wk visiting relatives and
friends in different 'parte of Mich.,
returned home on Monclay even-
ing_t
A very painful accident hap-
pened to Master Cecil IIttley one
day last week, when he sustained
fractra of his right arm, Cecil
was a.sisisting his father, Mr. Herb.
Ut'tley, in 'th}e swamp in loading
some. pine stumps, and insomeway
a large stump overbalanced and
failing onto the little fellow, frac-
tured his arm,
The result of lightning striking
into a tree caused the death of
eleven head of cattle lying under
the tree, on the farm sof John Pen -
hale, on the Crediton Road, Steph
en Tp. The accident oceured. on
Wednesday last during the, elec-
tric 'sterna ,and the dead animals
.v. Pipe not located until Saturday
and were in a very decomposed
condition, and the carcases were
buried on Sunday. ,
CHURCH NOTES
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At the clone of the' regular Sun-
day- evening service on August 9,
a Sr.Evangelical League of Christ-
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ht st-0 inn Endoavnr was organized with
* 19 n)mmbera Other young people
rD ot'et 14 years of age fare invited
t3..join at any fine,. 'Meettingswill
lla bsgin •in September and will be -
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$ h _•ld after the, Sunday Eve. serv-
• ti lees,.
4i The officers elected s;o far •are;
0 President ._. •.. _., Newell Geiger
!C{, L. Smith
0 Ree, -Secy. .., .__ Gladys Melick
C,irr, S,ey.. ...'heele Stu -eras
8 Tre,asnrer , ,., ... Mildred Hoffman
Com- to Church 'and Bible School
0 neat Sunday'?
;111' )rntng Worship: 10.00 taro-,
Bibb Sch:nol 11,00 a.m.
,S r viee . 7,30 pm...
Miss' Lillian Wee;lolt left for
Detroit on'Wednesday ntca•ning,
0 { where she ittteoda• 'staying for
ip orae aims,
Mi•
E i !mama lEvango act t Church , t'
x • x°tom ,,,;,
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" •Miss Ida Routledge is spending
Utz holidays! at Detroit, Mich.
Ale. and Mrs. Geo. J. Thiel were
S` inday visitors' at London and
Pt. Stanley.
Mr.. ,and Mals. H. L. Albreght
Made a business trip to New Ham-
burg on; ,Wednesdayd
A` large number from the vil-
lage attended the Ford picnic at
Grand bend on Wednesday. •
Mrs. Chas. Eliber. - of 1Crediton,
Visited her mother1VFrsG G. M.
M>;rner on. Sunday. :
Mr. and Mrs. Chas: 'Silber of
Crediton called on ,Zurich friends
ous 'day last week'
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.and Mrs. Jacob Moyer of
Kit bneeer, are pleasantly visiting
with relatives and friends' here this
WeE k. '
Mr...and Mrs. W. Snid:er., who vis
ltd': relatives here returned to
tl i r home at Brantford on y. Satur-
da - ,
t land Mrs. LIoyd •SebJefle who
'sited relatives here for a few
Week returned to their home in
Detroit on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hez)ry Hoffman
and family and Mrs. Stacey of
Dashwood were Sunday visitors at
the `hoin1 of Mm. Gertrude Hess.
Mr. .and Mrs. II. Albrecht ,:and
sen:C eorge, were visitors with the
,.ormer;'s, parents', in Howie Tp.,the
fore, part of the ween
r ^ } amid, 1l rs. David . Gto'tseh:s k
0, 13ad Axe, Mteh;, '2ne Visiting, at
the 'home. of Mrr and Mrs. Hy,
Lipphavdt, ass well as other' frit-
on dal.
(Mr. Jonathan Blear! of Elkton,
Mich.,, !accompanied by his son
Rev. W'tn :Ble,ant of Indiana, are
visiting at the home of the form-
er's ,silster, Mrs. G Mern,er.
'Mr. Milton; Heyrock, of Detroit,
visited at the home of Mrs. S.
Rennie, he was on his' way to New
Hamburg, where he will !spend his
vacation with his mother, Mrs. S.
R. 'Knrachtel, who has not been en-
joying the best; of health.
Asubscriber of the village com-
plains .of 1.'he invasion of his gar-
den With half grown chickens. Poo-
p1e'•ehiould use as much precaution
in keeping their half grown chicks
shut in as! the older scratchers. It
shows le poor neighborly (spirit to
let them run .at large, when your
next door neighbor has his !shut
in or perhaps, has none at all.
Prospectst for good times a-
mong the fanners look very prom-
ising,' ass our ideal millers advise
us that they are paying $1.30 for
Sall wheat, and with live hogs a-
roung 11c. lb., then if the big
bean crop gets harvested and a
good price raalisey, why we are
just 'Wing ing in the finest paradise
of the old globe, land yet so many
are •d,ssatrsfied and find everything
wrong, cher up be a smiler, and
the wrold smiles with you,
ViTorkri s t are busily negaged in
platting up the new cable nf the
Hay Telephone system. It will ex-
tend ria the northern part of the
village end will take in a 1 arge
number of private phones as well
as aural lines, who heretofore have
not been receiving any too good
ser't ice "as' the lines, which bung
se clo5tely together, became fre-
quently entangled, hence the poor
service. !The local system here
in town, when this cable is com-
pleted, 'should be ani Al condition
which will be a big advantage to
the service given.
Master Glaadwiit Meliick, ,son of.
Mr., -and Mrs,1A. Malicia who has
been staying at the home of. Mr.
and Mrs, •3. Wein, Stephen for a
few weeks, was viciously attacked
by Mr:. "64 sin's dog on Friday. It
seems -Gladwin was assitying t he
dog .in hunting some nice under
a shock of grain:, when the dog
bet atTi2 enraged and severely bit
the little fellow about the head and
flee and only subded when Mr,
Nein attacked him with the pitch
fork. , The fettle follow \vasthen
teen t,.i the doctor where th
reit nls, at several places had to,
o cles8d With stitches.
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A BIG Stock of Harness and y Halters always ai hanee
• Club Bags, Suit Cases and. Trunks at Right Prices
Tust Receiveda large number of Genuine Woolen He:
Blankets in Assorted colors Size 72x84.
Also a Number of Beautiful English Plush Rugs, pricer
Ranging from $7.00 to ... ... ...... ....... .,, t
SAVE MONEY BY GIVING US A CALI!.
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Misses Patent 2 Strap S'ip'pers, Rubber heels size 11;-2 e
Misses Pat and Oxf, rubber heels, size 11 to 2, pr,
eQia Ile Footwear
At . Prices that save you Money
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Childs Pat 2 -strap slippers low heels, :sizers 8 to IO: at �... (
Infants pat. slippers size 2 to 7% at c ._
Womens Pat. Tie, Cuban heels., a few left at ..... ..._,, .
Growing girl's light tan and pat. slippers, Murray aft Vi.E5
Wmo, 1 strap Pat, !slipper, low heel, size 2;¢ to 7__-
Men's Meavy work shoes at
•Greb's Work shoes, No. 1 grade tan and black pr.,
Women's canvass +slippers, leather soles at
ALL OTHER LINES AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS
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0. FRI i Z & SON
SHOE MERCHANTS
The Quality Store
It will be to our mutual advantage
en.
if you will call and see our well
assorted stock Stock of Spring . .
Summer Goods in all the lines we.
carry
NEW GOODS COMING ALL TEE TIME, INCLUDING $DM.V:
GOODS, HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS OF ALL KINDS H t Ni
ESS REPAIRS, NEW GARDEN- SEEDS, ROOT SEEDS, ANIS rt)1
GI:[UM, AND WE EXPECT OUR FIELD COR, 1; SEED IN S✓
And would advise our Customers to place their orders eaiai r
as good seed will be hard t 't secure. You will iiaxd ,n9 t
prices right. Watch our Bargain Counter, Quality 4R243, sl.,r.
vice is our motto.
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Dr►'1UGLAS
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