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• ZURICH, THURSDAY M(
NV,. SEPTEM-BER
7, 1925.
Chester L. Smith',
$1.25 a Year bit k ,
$1.50 IN ARREARS, $2 MAY BE
Zurich Fall Fair, the c0 event, Oct. 1st and 2nd
COAL
THERE IS A COLD 'DAY COM-
IIHG. The present rep
agre ent .be-
;tween the miners and the Mine
'eurnersl expires cele the 31st of
August. Them mar and may not
'3be a strike, but be prepared.
`?Prices •are now at bo'Ltom, efill rap
:; •our [bins :with the. best coal. Gen-
+smine Delaware and Hudson Anth
's ache direct from the mines. It
'makes [warm FsierFda'. Egg, Stove
'and Nut vise.
' SOFT t OM
That highest. grade, the best
-unexcelled for domestic amid thr-
• cnbning, purposes.
Genuine Lehigh RralEetu and High
mow'
',Grade Coke..
Cain te1on:.
H ENlBALL ONT.
jT'bones--O1fiee &0w House 10J
Our Corner
There are 277,aett gaele crossings
iim Canada 27',8111' accident, breed-
- tares.
There's ane nice thing ,about tr-
emblem Yon get ,rid of old ones
to make roan deli new ones.
Huron Catirdtlfr shoulel certainly
7Vie welt informed!. regarding polit-
'Leal matters, Fraying listened t
Premier King present the Govern- f
mems side at Exeter and Rt. Ho;
Arthu rMeighenr, le'n'der of the op-
position speak fc'r the •other side
at Wimghamc last rrreek.
The village of Ripley was •ih-
corporates' early in the present
year,, anis they state that the ch-
ange has been followed ' by a red-,
uctionl of foie nrelia in taxation.
The only gikaiu boat ;that ar-
rived at the Goderich Harbor last.
week was! Use steamer Glencairn,
which had a cargo '6f 75,000 bush-
els of wheat anal screenings for the
Goderich elevator, this was the
first 'shipment received at the port
of the 1925 wheat crop.
The Conservatives of South Hur-
on 'have a/rceady taken action to
place a candidate in the field to
contest the corning election. The
,executive net at Bfemns'all last
Thursday, night, and the convent-
ion will be ,held on Friday after- .
noon of this week also .at Hensall
when a candidate will be :;selected.
J. L. KILLORAN TO ,.COUNTY
COURT" BENCH
Annoincemurft has beenmade of
the apypoinitment of Mtrf James
L. Killoran, barrister, or Goderich
to the County Court ,bench. It
is
wide 'sto'od, that Mr. Killoran will
go to Stratford, succeding His Hon.
Judge Barron, who W retiring. Al-
though there im_ regret of they rem
oval. of, Mr awl, anMrs`. Kilroran from:
Goderich, but in future' he will be
Down as Juclge' .Killoran.
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The following letter of apprec-`
iation was received by Mr.'
Eickineier, manager of the Zuric=1i;'.
Jubilee Band, for service'srender
ed at the big celebration at Exeter
ons .Labor Day'. '
Guelph, Ont., Sep# 9, 192
Dear Mr. Eicknieier;
I cannot refrain from
sending to you a 'special word of
thanks+, and eohrgratalation's on the
admirable manner in which the,
Band rendered the various 'select
ions of mulsic on the occasion of my,
visit to Exeter on Monday last
o I hope yon will accept di
convey to edire members of your
Band ;ran ej preslsion of my apprec .
iation of their contribution . to the
success of the occasion,
To
me it was a "very !special,
pleasure to enjoy this markedea
preslsion of the )good will orf your-:
self and of those who played un-
der your direction.
With. Kind Re'gjards,
Believe Me,
WL.• �MlacKenzie
Mr. Eickme'ier,
Zurich, Ont.
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A CONVENTION OF THE CON -
SERVATIVES OF SOUTH HURON
WILL BE 'HELD IN THE
Town Hall, Hensall
`ON'
Friday, Sept. 18th
St 2F00 Van.
To Nominate a Candidate for the
Roues of !Commons
Each Municipality is' •entitled to
send three Delegates for each Poll-
ing Sub -Division
R. V. LOSUEUR, M. P. of Sarnia
and other prominent speakers will
Address the 'Convention.
Executive Meeting at 1 o'clock
GO,D SAVE THE KING
Robt. Higgins, ,Secretary.
C. G. Middleton, President.
CHURCH NOTES
RALLY DAY, Sunday, Sept, 20th,,,
10.00 a.m., an appropriate Ser-
• mon
11.00 a.m. Bible School Rally..
Pour Banners' will 'be given to the
classes ranking highest in tour
groups on; the following basis;
j Ar -Every member present in the
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class on time.
B—Largest number of visitors br-
ought to school.
'1 Largest number of new 'sch-
olars,.
D—Largest average offering.
The answer of the loyal member
• is "I'll Be There.'
BRING RELATIVES ANDFRIENDS
'7.30 para.. the League Rally. •
Several Ybung People will take,
,part.
Last Sunday Evening out at-
tendance record' was( broken. There
were 'about 270 present. Can we
mike'•it :300 next Sunday evening?
We can if 'we will!
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The Choir will be with us again:
•next Sunday,
Emanuel'; Evangelical Church
ZtEtTOi , ONND,
Mrs. Morriss Weber of Goderich
;Spent a few days 'with; friends in
•.town.
Mr. Les Benedict left on Tuesday
or Detroit, where he intends to
e for some time.
Mr. and Mrs'. Alex. .Sparks and
ion of Seaforth, 'spent Sunday,
with Mr. and Mrs'. T. L, Wurm'.
Mrs Geo Brock of Hensall, vis-
ited at the home "of W. Ci. Callfas
the past week.
Mis's Mildred Hoffman has ret-
urned after a week's vacation
spent in Toronto and Stratford.
• Mr. George Vollan.d, accompan-
ied by his aunt, Mrs.' Alford, of
Detroit, motored over and are vis-
i'ting relatives here.
irIr. and Mrs:: Chats. Way and
;family and Mrs. Wm. Rivers of
Exeter, called at Dr. Routledge's
'on Monday.
Mrs. Lydia Geiger and family,
Mrs. S. Ronnie and Miss Elizabeth
Rennie, have returned from spend-
ing their vacation at Grand Bend.
Mrs. M. R. Eiiber (and son
Charles of Detroit, are 'spending
`the week with Dr. and LMrs,. Jos.
Routledge.
:Mr. and Mrs Jas. Trevithick of
Brinsley spent- Sunday at the home
Irl f the: l.tter's' ;parents, Mr.' and Mrs
W,• G. Hess.
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and Masi. C. Schrag, M.
and Mrs. David Gingericli had a
pleasant motor trip ,with friends
at Kitchener, New Hamburg and
other points, the past week.
Mr .and Mrs;. Conrad Miller and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller of .Elmira
were week -end visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs: A. A. Weber
Bronson Line.
Mr. 'and Mrs. M. C. Milliken have
moved their effects into thehouse
owned by Mr. J. Preeter on Vic-
toria. Street, • and formerly occup-
ied by Mr. and Mrs. H. L. ,Albrecht
Mis[ses 'Gladys and Ruth Spath,
a
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who spent a month's vacation with
their aunt, Mrs. P. Koehler, have
returned to• their home in .Cleve-
land, Ohio. •
'Mr. Jacob Regier, who was tak-
ea to London Hospital some we-
eks ago and operated on 'for re -
metal of prostrate gland, returned
to his'home here on 'Friday and is
rapidly on the way of recovery:,
Me. and Mrs'. Wm. 13•. Bender of
Detroit, pleasantly 'spent their va-
catioo with relatives and friend's
here. Mr. Bender is earring on a
succees`ful carpenter contracting
business in that bury city.
The final play-off game billed
for last Friday betv,•ae.r Crediton
and, Zurich for to decide the South
Huron championship, had to be
called off on account of rain, and
a sthere ins rain, nearly every day
since, there isono date set or
this important deciding game.
Don't forget the Zurich School
Fair held next Monday, Sept. 21.
We all know what a fine time we
always • have at this / big event.
The, :teachers: and !scholars are sav-
ing no pains' to make this the beast
ever. ' Bring the whole family a-
lone.and encourage our youth, the
colruung generation.
CHARRETTE—JEFFREY.
A very happy matromin,al ev-
ent was celebrated in St. Peter's
R. C, Church, Drysdale, last Tues-
day, September Sth,, when. :Rev.
Father, S. E. Gerard united in the
Holy Bends of Weddlock, Miss Eva
jeffreyO daughter, of Mr. and Mrs;
George f'effreye of the Sauble Line
Stanley, 'Township to Mr. Norman
iChr.4rrOtte, eon o't.., Me. amid Niro.
John ",Cli,arette, Sauble Trine, Hay
Township.,' The. attendance i of
guaet's. 'wer+ei..Mony. awl very costly
gifts Weed . apteeenitc c1. They will
lt, trz.a thtik'c`.+f#irs hn'rne tri Detroit
Where they;' take' With them best
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oxrds.,o ,�t1r rooriaediate community'
5.00 $°';.:
Ready -to -Wear Spectacles
DARK OR LiIGHT COLORED SHELL RIMMED GOLD' FE .it :' .
SPECTACLES
FITTED WITH LARGE ROUND LENSES, ABSOLUTELY GU
TEED TO FIT.. COMPLETE IN CASE.
HERE'S A REAL OPPORTUNITY
$5.00 -
W. G. HESS & SONS
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Ranging from $7.00 to -.. . - a..«ippEolk
SAVE MONEY BY !JIVING US A. CAIS
A 1310 Stock -of Harness and Halters always on blink
Club Bag®, Suit Cases and Trunks at Right Prices.
HARNESS REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
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At Prices that save you Money
Missies Patent 2 Strap Slippers, Rubber heel's size If -2 ' 7r 'a,FE
Misses Pat and Oxf. rubber heels, size 11 to 2, pr. _MOS
Childs Pat 2 -strap clippers low heelsl, sizes 8 to 10% at
Infants pat. slippers 'size 2 to 7% at ..... ,..- :.,e. ; Van
Womens Pat. Tie, Cuban heels, a few left at ..,...
Growing girl's light tan ,and pat. 'slippers, Murray at WIN
Wmo, 1 strap Pat. [slipper, low heel, size, 2i, to 7.4 ,,. . _
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Men's heavy work shoes at+•k•••••• P. -
Greb's Work shoes, No. 1 grade tan and black pr. 540
Women's canvass slippers, leather soles at ,. ,...
ALL OTHER LINES AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS
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Bargains argam
We are offering very attractive
Bargaing in some' lines of Dress
Goods, Ginghanns, Prints, Ladles'
and Men's 'Summer Underwear,
HOSIERY AND HOSE LIGHT WEIGHT, OVERALLS ND
PANTS, SHOES OF ALL KINDS. ALL OF THE LINES We
CARR ARE WELL FILLED UP WITH GOODS NEE:ffr 'ize
EVERY DAY, PRICES AS LOW AS ANY, QUALI'1'`'COMM
FRED.
We aim to give Satisfaction
R. Ns DOLIGLAS
QENENAL MERc;HANT
PHONE 11 97
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