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Vol. XXVi No 2
'ZURiCH, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 31i 1925.
To our many Readers iagailifsiAn0 Friends
Coal Strike,
During the Coal,
Stile use Our
Substitates
Sole Agents for the Real Gen-
• nine CORSOLIDA'PEW MILLERS
CREEK, The test Soft Coal oh:.
htainable. Pocahontas, annekeless
'Soft Coal, Detroit Solvay nut
Coke and best Anthracite Pea
COAL.
TELEPHORESERVICE — OUR IN
FORMATION IS FREE. . CALL
Alp BEFORE BlilifING ELSE-
WHERE.
Caxa,teion.
HENSALL ONT.
Phones—Office 1.0w. Rouse led
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The Winter, selatiehe began on
'Tuesday, Dec. 22. at 3.57 exale At
'.Ithat time the wan reachest its far-
thest poiet on its northern journey
-and starts south; again. Tuesday
'was the !shortest day of the whole
_year. Beginning then the days
-will become longer and the nights
!shorter, instil the longest day is
reached meet summer on Mine 21.
Chester L. Smith,
$1,25 a Year ha Adealiailit.
In.se IN kiiRNA RS, • MAY AN C10400111111.
extend the Compliments of the Season
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HENSALL CURetTU CASE SET- 1. It is' 'said that out of 245 mem-
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Through the .church propeety.
contreiSsion the Hensalh United
••Churclitles offered the former
thedist chuteh building free to the
noreceneurring .Preebyterians ' of
Heisall for their place of worship
and the offer his been, gratefully,
accepted by the commialsion. Thee
the Hensall ca es his been settled.
The applieants 'united .for the for-
mer Presbyterian charek which the
Unionists are themselves using.
NOW ITS KING. •
The re-count, as Judge Lewis
termed it, in the Nerth Huron el-
ection ;catie was held at ,Qnderich
court house laeh •Wednesday. 'Re-
turning Officer Nairn produced the
ballots in the three dieputed
the judge tore off the coneterfoils,
examined the ballots and counted
them, 'adding the numbers to
those previously counted ,,and de-
clared J. W. King to be elected by
a majority iof 170 votes,
ANNUAL' AT HOME
The annual At Home of the
Huron .0Id Boy's Association of
Toronto twill he held in Oddfellovt
Temple, ,229 CCellege Street on
Thursday evening, January 21st,
1926
1926 Bridge, euchre and dancing
will be the mlain featured of the
evening's entertainment. The pro
seeds of the evening Will be in aid
of Huron county eleepitals.
Buy advertised goods—their qu-
ality is more to be relied upont
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many Customers and Friends:
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LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES
New Year! •• •
hers in the next Ilouie of 'Com- • „t,
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stone, 119 werenot, in the.latitipar-
(lament, It is erobable that there
are many former Men:here ret-
urned,'hut even counting the new
elemennt will be exceedingly large
Jobe & Booth,, the lumber king,
who died at les' GetaWa home last
week, worth millions, left his farm
home when a' boy, to find work
in the city, with bet nine dollars
in his pocket. •' '
ROD AND GUN •
The Christmtre .number of Rod.
and Gun just issued 'seems to • be
just the thing, for the rest periods
'of the male members of the (am-
ily during .the Christmas holiday. •
A wealth of good reading for the'
healthy man loving the out/leers,
is to be found in this issue. The
Leerier; and articles this inonth-.are
not merely seasonable but • cover
all sporting activities and seasons.
• r:,•Dr. H. H. eOlVeott, snent Xntesi,
*IA his parents at Fergus '
`tiler.• Kenneth Koehler epend-
ingc'a 'week with reettiths at Tor-
.'Zr. Archie Bender of the 14th,
cos, spent a few days at Blyth
with hie uncle.
•',Mr. and Rte. E. B. Steele visited
in-St—Then/es and Delhi over the
holiday.
Mies Margaret Prang of Detroit, -
is '.spending the holidays at her
home here.
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There are good hunting stories that
are always good reading, while ',„ihtids Beatrice Klopp of Detroit,'
trout fishing in Nova Scotia is 'Bon is spending her holiday's with her
Hre
nycastle Date' a theme and ethers is'
P.littL
fishinng of all 'kind
touched on -Mr. Edmund Bedard of St. Jer-
in G. P, .Sladetee Fishing Notes. A mite's College, Kitcheper is holiday -
good article in the Guns and Am- log ,with -hia parents.
',munition ept. this' month ie Sight •• 'Mr. and Mrs. Was. Finlayson are
• ting the Hunting eine lee Major spending their holidays with fri-
Townsend Whelen. Thi' seriese of ends at Seafoi'th.
articles In the Big Woods of don- •
ada and Breezesi 'emu the 'teeth Mr. Neale Sararas and son Lloyd
are 'retaining their very, fine 'qual- of Kitchener, spent the holiday's
ity and Prise ha's another winner at their home here.
inn the January, cartoon. • 'Mists Dorothy Fritz and Miss Mc-
" . IN MEMORIAM . Leod, nurse in training at Victoria
In loving memory of mil dear Hospital, London, 'spent Xmas,
aunt, Sarah Geiger, who passed a-
with Mr. and Mrs. Ches. Fritz.
way, Januar h 1st, 1925. _. . Meseta. Lorne and Herbert Pete
A year ago, dear aunt of Detroit, called at the home of
You gently passed away. • Mrs, BePfile one day, last week,
Prom this dark world of sorrow', Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Jervis of
To reline, of endless day. • • Helmesville spent Christarna at the
And we have sadly missed you •latter's home, Mr. and Mrs: Sylv.
A's pessedeach weary da -e7 ' i,4ateter„ Babylon Linea' . ' .
Your loving words' of council
Your gently, kindly way. • A very unique family gathering
But in. the golden future .
took place on Christmas day ab
Some day we'll meet again the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Dec•her Sr., when all his children
Behind us, all the 'sorrow ,
nuns -
The striving and the pain. as -well as the ,grandchildren num-
And you will give ns welcome ,bering all in' thirty, partook of
a sumptuous Christmas; repast. The
To that bright and shining shore evening was pleasantly 'spent by
'Where he shall wipe all tears a number of neighbors accompan-
parting is no more away ing the gathering and a most on-
Andreported by'
Sadly missed by niece and surpessable time. Wee.
all.
!nephew.
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We extend to Our
Sustomeea and Friend
Our Best Wishes far
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ay the the New Year bring to all
prosperity and a' hail measure of
health and .happinesis.
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IPSIONE 14}:;, Emanitel Evande c C urch
nays, ,Victor St1434; Couneillotaf
S r• -ice in English,
Dec. 31, at 7.30 pen. Sylvester Ser-
vice in german. and english.
Jane, 10.30 a.M. New Year's Ser-
vice 11.30, Annual Congregation-
al meeting, "
Jan. 3rd 10 'Di'vine Service in
'german,
Jna. 3rd, 7.30 pee New Yeah's' Ser-
vice in english.
Let your holidays be Holy days.
Come to Church!'
CHURCH NOTES
;WANTED! At least 100 people
(old and young) to attend. our
Watchnight service on Thursday,
Dec 131st. The choir will practice
at- 8.30, The program, will begin
at 10.00 ohlotk amid ;will consist
of ,special /topical numbera, sev-
eral short adtir Sgee, a Bible 'ques-
tion contest and other items, of in-
terest, aber • is no better place
than ithe church, in which to spend
the' last house of the old year and
usher kin the New Year. Let us
make this a family 'service, every NOMINATIONS
member of the farnil3r sitting to-
gether. This service ts open to
the general public. :
SUNDAY—January 3rd, 1926 '
Morning Worshipt-10 .a.rre
Bible School 11.00 attn.
Evening Service 7.30.
In this' eervice the minister' will
Eve., Sermons on the eulajeeeSeven hoWever did not q ualify so there
Will bee no election, •
give the first of a 'series of Sunday
Ancient Churches —Their : Virtues Zurich Polis Tr°8teel8;
and Vice,s" Haberer, D. E. Bedard, Hy. Truem
• "The Ephesua Church" nor, Louis Kraft, Mich,. Meidieger,
• At 8.30 Sr. League—Tefoic, CCon tSchilbe, Josiah Geiger, -and
"Where $1.13,00,0 would count most C. L Smith,,: The latter three
in Zurich," Write your suggest- are the only ones that qualified, so
ions on a' of paper and petit there is- no election,
in the box in the cherch lobby next Hemet, for Reeve, Owen Gel-
genclay, ger and Thos. Hudson: '•
All are welcome to all of our Ser- Stanley Tp. all ebrnier council
vices. , by acct.
Stephen Tp, Reeve, Alex.Neeb
Vhe Seeitter; Deht Reeve, ,i3'eltn
The Department has made re.
quest to the local Women' 'gnat-
itute as to sending an instructor
for a series of lessons op. home -
//ursine Any ladies wishing to
take this 'splendid course should let
the local secretary, Mir96 Ida Roitt-
ledge know, no later than Jan. 13. -
If a class of 25 can be prepared
an instructor will come. , It is still
in the memory of many, the fine
instructions given by Mrs. Dr,
Betetan,• • d ,few years ago, and it
ihe o hoped that these instruct-
ions will be equally at good.
The annual school ,meeting; of
Z.P.S. was held in the school went
on Wednesday morning, and was
exceptionally well attended eby
ratepayerts of the Section.' 'Dr.
A. 3'. MacKinnon, whote, teem ot
trustee. watt 'expired, wee reeelect-
.ed for ae new term of ' three ye-
ars, the doctor lie also secretary of
the board. A committee was then
appointed to investigate the
running conditions eh the new Act
of having Township 'school hoards
in the place of the present 'sec-
tion board. Meeting will be
called •en Jan. 20th, to decide What
steps be teketh in' recce/mend-
ation• of the Act.
The Township nomination • in
the Town Hell here on Monday af-
ternoon was largely attended.Reeve
E. F. 'Klopp for' reeve by' acclam-
ation,. Councillors, A. Reichert, W.
R. Dougall, J. P. Ran, L. H. Rader
and George Plackwell. The 'latter
tical h
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TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS.
AND FRIENDS WE EXTEND
New Year
W. G. Hess & Sons
That Keep on grog
Kodaks and -'-F
Victrola & Records
Fancy Crook eiy,
and Choice Botect
Candy
Give Us A Call
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Auto Tires and Tubes
We have a large Stock of Tires and Tube&
on hand which were purchased at the low
PRICES PREVAILING LAST SUMMER. AND WE ARE GM—
OUR CUSTOMERS THE ADVANTAGE OF THIS PURCHASE it
WHILE. THEY LAST. •Zei
THE PRICES WE ARE ASKING FOR THESE TIRES /St ei
BELOW THE PRESENT WHOLESALE PRICES.
Get Yours 'NOW!
. • FRED THIEL ZURICH
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Winter.
WiFootwear.
▪ 'Be prepared to meet Wteet,
ter with e recenlion
T,.f• bey Footwear. For those
by wearing Dominion Rube
.1; who prefer felt Footwear
+ our stock its complete`h.
Ladies and Children by your'
Goloshes now. We have the
FLASH, ADJUSTO With two
buckles and two dome fast -
Bore.
For Men we have one and
• f,pur buckle Overshoes, 00
e Lumbermen's with. red or
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CONSULT US IF, YOU WANT WARM FOOTWEAR, eteR
HAVE A GREAT VARIETY TO SELECT FROM.
PRICES LOWEST
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Merry Christmas
AND A
Happy New Year
TO ALL. OUR CUSTOMERS AND
FRIENDS
N.' DOUGLAS
GENERAL• MERONANT
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