HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1925-08-20, Page 101. XV1 No 7
ZU 1C Hn THURSDAY MQRtNING'i, AUGUST 20. 1925.
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9.6o1NARItsARS. s2.1*.* ekrerteltetan'
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ave any:A►rtic1es or eaate for Sale, try an
,COAL editor; anc1 pu-rAc ttI to The -
, icipral , and Drainage meet Taac1 mailed n
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tices to all perserds, esseseed under
the report t'sta>tin; gthat `the said
report Woad& be read at th.e Coen
1VVERE IS, A COLD ifi9A.Y CONE- cil meeting ta, be &o 1d 11;o4-rl.ay;. In
yj1'G. The present agreement .be -'pursuance to said • ramices, the re-
t ween the miners and !the Mine port and •speeifiea'li ns were read.
Owin{erel expires rrn the 31st of The report hes received and ad-
august. 'There ma yfr aid ;may. not :carted (and the clerk is hereby au-
ibe ,a strike) hot Bae• prepared; thorized to have the By-law as
abriees ,are now at Nottonn4 fill up •provi'siolnally adopted, (prilnted in
'our (bins ,withw the be coal. Gen-- eaamplet for,ri a%geltsding .the not
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wine' (Delaware and Hudson Anth loss of the sit -King 'tthe Court of
'Incite direct from the mines.' It ,Revision and the proceedings to
sakes (warm Friends'. Egg, Stove :gnash; andteeevediteun all persons
:and Nut sizer.. (as provide& by, seetion, i i5 of The
Municipal Dramage ` Act.
The ,By -lar' •wacs them provisL
tonally adopted :and it was resol-
ved to hold a bourtt of Revision
to Mean` iaappealis, in the .Town Hall,
on Sept. t7t's;, at 2 p.m,
Geo. A. Me.Crablrin, O.L..S was
requested to make an examination
of Thio Wafl'res' TRraint with the ob-
ject a giving the eontractor an
esttierate for work perforMed.
That the eierlr: advertise for ten
dere For the co et:ruxction of Vict-
oria St. drain No. 2,, IOre'diten, to be
STEPHEN CCIUNC1L ,raoeived up, to Sept, 7th .next at
$ p.nra:
A grant of fifteen Dollars was
made to The Exeter Agricultural
Society,
They folictwin{g orders were pias-
sed:-
Rich Hill„ gravel `$14A5; Wick-
wire Print Shiop• aceta 80.00; J,
Campbell, gravel 22.50; Lon,cic n
The clerk informed the council Rolling MITI, iron. 882; P. Hogan
'that Geo McCabbire .C'1,L.S. hada .gravel 9.75; ditto 15.40; Joiaali Ire's.
.tailed with him on; druly 115, 1925, a sell, rep. Tari.dge 5.00; Exeter Ag,
'report with. piano, profile ands[- Soc. 15.0e; D. Mahohiey, .gravel 2.45
••ecifications. of The Victoria Street Geo.. A. IlfeCtBbein re; Viet. ,St.
'?(Drain No .2;, in the Village .of Cr -!drain 89:0.0:
SOFT COAL.'
That highesst grade, the befit
. rnexcelled 'for douses/CO and 't`hr-
+hing purposes:,
Genuine Lehigh; Bullets and High
•rade Coke. 1 •
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HE S-A.LL.ON"f
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The C'onclin of the T 'wn'sship of
e-tephen convened in the Town
kali, Credito're ea 1C7'enc1ay, Aug-
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umlets 3rd, 1gn at 1: pen. Council-'
llor Sweitzer absent'_ Minutes of
'previous meetiaab, retard and ad
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We have now opened the new Meres and
Boys, Fiunishing Store -and are in a pos=
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hN THE. LINE OF R71a•;'N'S -SUITS, OVERCOATS, RAINCOATS,
GABRA•DTL '(VATS, BOY'S SUITS, BOY'S OVERCOATS,
HATS, CPS:, COLLARS, TIES, UNDERWEAR„ OVERALLS, IN
PACT EVERYTHING IN APPAREL FOR MEN AND BOYS.
CALL IN AND, SEE WHAT WE HAVE IN THE NEW STAND.
IT IS. OUR SINCERE DESIRE TO SERVE THE PUBLIC IN
EVERY BEST WAY PO1SSIRL ._
Wu ARE ANXIOUS TO MERIT TOUR PATRONAGE
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W .eral
ThI Council adjourned to mee
again in the Town Hall, ,Crediten1,
on Monday, -Sept,: 7, 1925 at 1 pe $
Henry Eilber, •Clerk,:
SEPT. ROD AND GUN •
in Rod land Gun' in Canada for
September, a new 'seriei : Of .13e-
itish Columbia sporting articles•
from the pen;' of A. Bryan Willia't U
commences, 'Thisr (series is. eiitit'
led Breeze's from the West,."anel the
first part inLttb,e new islsue proxrc-•
uses: ,a number (of hunting and out
door yarn's of't.he first water. A•'
nature story, off al more+untasual nae
tura for the magazine, Sehuffle-
paw's First Fishing 'by FL R. Ev
ans is a moist graphic account of:
a young be'ar's first lone 'season:
In'addition to the regular staff are:
ticles covering all phases of hunt-
ing, ,:angling, shooltin , and outdoor
life. September Rod'and Gun con
tains a large number of •very go
ocl stories ada'p'ted to the lath
summery Rod and Gun. in Canada
is published monthly, by. 'W,
Taylor, Ltd Woodstock, Ont.
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Child'iar Kid Valets and 'Pat. 'Slippers!, 1-714 "at
Girl'eat P.., :,,Steatro Slippers -8-10; ._ ...._
Mis&' Pat Ereerr4 Siad ISIk..C'alf 'O;cdorde, 11-•-7.
W,emmeras; Pat_ pomp Law ;14.Eiee9l .2l--9.
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Miss Edighoffer of Windsor' r's-
visiting her mother at Blake.
Miss Mina Brenner of Kitcherre
ner, is at present vi' iting her par
Buts, Mr :and Mrs ,John Brenner:
Miss A meda and Mester Herbe''
ert Benedict of Kitchener are vis-:
iting their cousin Miss Mildred Hof,
imam.
BEDARD RE -UNION
.A. ' erry h;afppy event took place
onSunday, August 1'6,tli, at . the
home. of Mr And Mrs,:. Joseph•Bec1
•ard, St. Joseph, in honor of their
ttaugb,ter, Sister , gugent.a..:n£_ .C.hr
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:NOV, . returned, 11ouie after:1;
ing away for st :' yearn. The whole
family numboideg 15 in all :gathr-
area from all Parte of. ,the Prov-
izncefor a family ire -union This
was the largest re -union ever held
in the corinmani!ty. The whole
family notoreed to high Mass in
the morning, ,and all returee 1 to'
dhmeri.
In the afternoon J. Laporte, ex -
reeve of Hay Township favored
the gathering with a !s'hoi.•t address
while J. Bedard 'bI Stratford, de-
livered a few elecluent 'recitations
which were well received by 'alt.
The evening was joyjfully spent,
while the Jeffrey Boy's' Orchestra
entertained them with musical sel-
ections: The gathering .numbered
over one hundred.
The members of the fancily were
as follows -Dennis Bedard, Zurich;
Philip Bedard, Tilbury; Joseph
Bedard, Chatham; Jerry, Charles
and Melvin Bedard of Corutwright;
Simon Bedard, Windsor; Leon t••eri-
ard, Drysdale; Theophile Bedard,
St. Joseph; August Bedard, Park-
hill; Mrs.. Frank Denoruy, `Chatham
Mrs. Gilbert Jeffrey, Zurich;; Mrs,
Lawrence Jeffrey Parkhill; Miss
Gertrude Bedard, St. Joseph., and
Sister Eugenia of Tecems,eh. The
gathering broke up on Monday,.
t� hon m'enibi rt of the family def•
t
for their respective hones.
romasesoirgoi
Mrs, S. J. Adams! of London is
visiting her sister, 'Mrs. i.E. Kraft.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Thiel spent
a few days with relatives at Cro's-
we'll, Mich.
Miss Johns, of Exeter, was a
week -end guest with Mrs. M. O.
Milliken;.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam; Gottschalk of
Seeforth were Sunday visitorswith
rela.ti-res here.
Miss Louise Schoff of London, is
!spending her 'vaeotion with Ethel
and Eva Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs'. J. iLitppert have
returned to their home after • spe
ending the s'umm'er with their •son•'
Mr And Mr's. Alf. Melick, Gladys
)lick and Miss Ethel Williams
spent. Wednesday last in London.
Mr, Clayton Wildfong lost a
valuable horse 'from .acute indig-
estion;.
Mr. and Mrs, .Jim Laidlaw of
Orosenveil, Mich., visited thier aunt
'Mrs; C. Kraft.
Miss. A. Zimmer liras returned to
:Detroit after 'spending her vacat-
ion; with her parentsl
Miss orad VPassold left on
Monday for Toronto where she
is attending millinery opneinge,
-Mrr,, Fred Shetler of Buffalo re-
newed acquaintances in town on
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CHURCH
Services on, Sunday, August 16,
were well), itten,ded in spite Neof
the extreme heat. In the e-eniii
Be.n*R. M. Geiger of Cheslese pre
ached and Miss Hoffman of London
delighted the audience with • a
'solo...
On, Sunday eve. August 23rd the
pastor expects to preach a ,ser•(-
- on, on the -subject "What Zurich
Needs. Most." There will. ,also be
spe-aial ntusie,
The services next Sunday a's.
follows
Morning 'iV argil p( 10.00 ant.
Bible Scheer .. . 11.00 a,nv,.
Service .. .. 7.30 p,rn.
Our Bible School is wide tewakr
under efficient leadership and
Well attended,. YOU are .invited
to worship and work with us:
Don't fore t the Annual Con-
veia,tion of the 'Leagues of Christ-
ian :Endeavor in. C'reditoti, 'begin-
ning Fared IJ -`e. Atigast 26th, Herr
Re.v, E, W. Pr•aetorius each: even
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SundlaSl, -
Congratulations, to Mr.'and Mrs.
Ed Cc ._Kraft• on, the arrival o,f a
r � bx Cp .i.o cifh i' � oYne ori .Ia rz.
day.
Mr. .and Mrs. Jos. 'Wickens of
Ingersoll were visitors' a;t thehome
of Ivir. and Mrs: John ;Hey, Sr., the
pst week.
- Mr. Max. Whiteside of Madison,
Wisconsin, onsin, 'spent a few day's vis -
Wei hr's aunts and uncle's at the
Williams home:
Mrr, Ina Tiennant of Chesley, who
has spn,e't his 'vacation ewith his
parent% left foe , Midland, Ont.
Where he has been transferred. ,
The Mi'sse's. Suzanne, Thecla, and
Discola -Smith from Detroit, and
Mr. Joe Smith from Windsor, are
visiting their parents', Mr. and Mr's
Wendel Smith.
Miss Mildred Kalbrl'ei'sch, who
Spent the past week at Water:-.
;loo, has( returned to; her hone, ac-
conpanied by, Miss Bernice Schil_ue
who - is spending her vacation in
Zurich. '
• The Luther League 'of St. Peter's
Ev.: Lutheran church held their an-
nual picnic at Springbank, Lone
�loii, on Friday, August 14th, when
a goad.. time was enjoyed by all
who -were favored by attending.
Mr .and Mrs. Noble Young and
family of Goderich spent Sunday
,at .the home ,of ML: and Mrs. Sam.
Gascha. Misys Maude Beacom, who
has leen 'spending her holiday's
tvi'tti her sister, Mrs. Gascho, return
ed home with thme.
The last application of the
calcena -eloride eves put on the st-
reets last week, which- has again.
laid t .cc dust nicely. ,' It is much
ntore preferable than ttb:e , olcl•
ty, stinky street oil, 'and we bel-
ieve ,i's Yin tslo herd on the road
when tttie wet weather comes.
'miss It.offtn�e of London is 'sp-
et ing the -week ter quest of her
min Misr,\ Anna Hees- ;even /serf
Min rer,deiied a very aceepta>.tee.
SW -0 10 in the Evangelical church ori.
Stinday evening. She possesses a
fine mellow soprano voice which
las given her remarked promin-
enee 'having taken part in supply
ing vocal selections for the London
radio broadcasting station.
The extremely •warn weather
is bringing, 'along the fine fields of
Beane very rapidly. Practically all
the farmers, hove their general har-
vest crap' 'all in and a number
Intvo finished threshing,. the grain
is of 'very good sample an:d al-
thou-gi the 'striiw 1st not quite so
ltle r n 1-, 4' year, yet nee ere save
$5.00 $5.00
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Ready to Wear Spectacles
DARK OR LIGHT, •COLORED SHELL RIMMED GOLF.' I?`lll;.;Ei;;•
SPECT,ACLES
FITTED WITH -LARGE ROUND LENSES, ABSOLUTELY G S,R'.,i r,
TEED TO PIT. COMPLETE IN CASE.
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Tust Received a large number of Genuine Woolen,
,Blankets in Assorted colors Size 72x84.
a "+lumber of Beautiful English Plush Ruga, prt,;
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SAVE MONEY BY GIVING US A CALL
A BIG,Stock of. Harness and Halters always on Han/
C1ub, Bags, Saait Cases and Trunks at Right Prieaa.
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Misses ; Patent 2 Strap Slippers, Rubber heels size 11.4 z.
Misses Pat and Oaf. rubber heels, eine 11 to 2, pr.
Childs Pat 2 -strap slippers low heels, sizes 8 to 10,% at -.-,..x,•,45
Infants pat. slippers 'size 2 to 741 at ............ ... ..... ..•
Womens Pat. Tie, Cuban heels, a few left 'at
Growing girl is light tan and pat. 'slippers, Murray at PM
Wmo, 1 strap Pat. slipper, low heel, size 2% to 7.,_ ._.:._...., e0
Men's heavy work shoes at T"•� 43'�
Greb's Work shoes, No. 1 grade tan and black pr. .. ,, ,. ice•
Women's canvass slippers, leather soles at
ALL OTHER LINES AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS
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LURIC'ki, reerem tar,tanners, s, tnd good 'tittles for u's
Bargains )ar airs
We are offering very attractive
Bargaing in some lines of Dress
Goods, Ginghams, Prints, Lad eFf
a -0. l (1111's Summer UnderWear7
I1OSIERY AND HOSE LIGerr '0'7' OVERALLS AMU
PANTS, SHOES OP ALL KINDS. ALL OP ',tree
CARRY ARE WELL FILLED 'OP WITH 'GOODS. NEEM
EVERY DAY. PRICES AS LOW AS ANY, QUALITY 'C0NEW
BRED.• (:
We aimto give atisf a.ctbol
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