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ZURICH, THURSDAY.MORNING, FEBRUARY 18, (926.
Chester le Smith, Publistost
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Begirming now,, Hundreds of tit-
les by lamentsVietar artists this
!special sale, They won't fa.stIong
at the Price. Islaraolteineb, double
:sided Records Ia're. or 2 Zr SI -50
Wormer Prices We. awl 61-50 each.
the, O.T0.. 'before Mag. Reid in.
December last. Roth pleaded gu-
ilty and largely signed petition's
in• ,their favor were prefe:nted to
the court. His Honor said the oef
fence called for severe punishm-
ents, but owing to the petitions
of the Exeter-,-,Otizens, he sentenced
Easton and Delve to serve three
months in the county jail.
W. D. McLean, eldest Son of
the lateNtY _McLean, of Seatorth
has been appointed as King's Pr-
inter in Alberta.. Some y6ars:
ago be conducted The Dundas Ban
ner and later moved west to beco
onto editor of The Edmond Bute
letin. Be later got a GoTernment
job -and has been an official of the
Municipal Affair sDept.
NEW CHURCH CIRCUITS e
A meeting of the S. Huron Bo-
undaries Comm. was held recently
in the,United church, Crediton and
plans for the rearrangements of
the -work in ,Stephen Tpe were dis-
W s Oa Waguor ready for final e.ndorseation of.
cussed and approved and arenow
Presbytery. !3y this new arrange-
ment, Aliso Craig will go intoMid-
... — dies -ex presbytery; Shipka, form-
erly MethediSt, will be associated
' COUNTY Cctimst. with Crediton and Rrinsley; Cor-
-belt, rfomerly Presbyterian, will
The winter aealees opened on
e• close and join Greenway,, Tlie ch -
Feb. 2nd befoee Mr. Justice Logurchea. at Grand Bend will amalga,
with a civil docket of four canes mate to form a pdatoral with Gre-
:and .three cas.ca on the criminal list enway,. ,
Andrew Hattone!andl A.yte Delve,
'both of Exeter, were indicted op Newspaper reports" indicate that
=eharges of periery in connection , one change. t obe -made in the
with the trial of a case against ; tarrif during the present tession
'Thornton Bohm -Le Exeter under at Ottawa will be ths... radical re -
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2 EVERY,PAIR iN OR STORE IS MARKED DOWN AT COST
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NOW /S TRE TIME TO BUY YOUR FOOTWEAR FOR SFR-
ING AND SUMMER AND SAVE DOLLARS. , HERE ARB ON
2 LY A FEW OF THE. MANY LINES ,WE HAVE IN STORE
2 FOR YOU;
0 Men all -felt SW. R. Reels, Reg. ($4.50, clearing at ... .._$2.65
Men Felt Bal. with leather soles, 'Reg. $t00'for .........__ .... .... $2.50
m Men's Felt Slippers <with leather soles, ;Reg. 1.25, at ..., ...75c
i Men Grele work shoes, Blkand Brown 1,i-eg: 4.5fr at .__ ... $3.00
Wom's Patent kid leather, pemps clearing at $1.95 to $3.95
Women's Kelt. Slippers, clearing. at 30e. to 98c
dren's Boots and Slippersclearing, at •25c to 18c,
C010 IN AND SEE THE BARGAIN TABLES.
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THE STORE wIrEi QUALITY
BR00. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
a REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
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January Specials
Boy's Two Bloomer Suits for
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Men's Suits only a few lefl for
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Men's Overcoats to clear at
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Correct ,Styles and Good Tailoring
DESIGNS EASP ON WHA T THE MAJORTZY OF MEN AND
416 YOUNG MEN LOOK FOR IN BUYING CLO:TESS.
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QALITY, WORKMANSHIP AND VALUE
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duction Lo the, dtities on automob
niles. There is no doubt it
be a popular measure. 'Canadians
have been paying $201, $309 oe more
above. the United States price for
their cars, and even Lf this ..over-
charge is only cut in two it
be a boon to users 'of ear—wh-
ich. -means nearly eyerybody,.
On behalf of Bayfield fishernien
a delegation headed by A. NW.Mus-
tard, Bayfield, interviewed the
Minister of Public Werke, Ottawa,
theoother day, urging inclusion in
the estimates of a grant for deep-
ening the. channel at Bayfieldhar
bor. Very little has been lap-.
ent at this port in recent years and
the fishing fleet is so seriouslyban-
dicapped by harbor conditions that
some: boats cannot operate. Hon
Dr. King, who was aecompanied by
J. B. Hunter, Dep. Minister-, pront-
ised sympathetic consideration.The
delegation was introduced by Thos.
McMillan, M.P., South Huron.
SCHOOL REPORT
Report of S.. S. jelo, 4,. Stanley
for January,. Those marked x
have mined one or more faxamg.
Sr: IV—Mary Stelek 86, Amer
Etue 71, Nola Etue 70, Louise Masse
55x; xLioyd Etue 41.
Jr. IV—Mabel Etue Tg, Maryann -
Steckler 72; Maribell Carnie 68,
Florence Gerber 59.
Jr. 'HI-,Malinda Stack- 72, Oliver
Steckle 67.
Sr. II—Genevive Etne 80, Elizab-
eth Snowden 79, Jean Carole 65o;
Milton Talbot 57, ,Walter HOhner'
x49, Grant Turner ta44- e, •
Jr. II—Eutalier Carole. 88, Robt.
,Carnie, S, Mary ramPbell 80;
Mabel Rohner 57. '
'Water). Reimer x49, Grant Turner
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Mrs, E. °each is spending the
week at Dashwood.
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.:Alr. Ed. Kraft of Dashwood
in the village on Toesday. ,
Miss Vera Siebert has returned
from the millinery opening at
Teronto.
rs. G. Trevethick ,of Brinsley
is Vilsiting at the home of Jr. and
M. W. G, Hess,.
, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Fritz paid a fly-
ipg .visit to torshwood on Friday
last,
Mr Earl Weido is attending the
big Hardwaremen's Convention at
'Toronto this week.
Ethel Hess left on Monday
for Elmira where she will visit her
sister Mrs. Klabfleisch.
Mr. George- Gros's of Aubarn,
who has been visiting relatives
and friends returned to his home
Mrs.. Herbert Kreuger of Dash-
wood visited a few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs;. L, Schilbe'
Don't forget to call at theLad-
105 'Hall Saturday afternoon and
help., to enjoy their deliscipos fine.
lunch at' any thrieb etween 3.30 and
7 o'clock, Everybody weleome.
Mr. and Mrs. David Snell of Abe
erdeen, Sask., who are visiting re-
latives here are now. visiting at
Ifen4all, they intend to go the lat-
ter Part' of the week to Detroit to
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Jr.• II—Eulalielbarni 018Roei-, • o
Carnia. -88, -Mary Campbell
• wood' on Tuesday eve. and rnp,-
Mabel Rohner. of hocker which
1—Kenneth Etue 79, Lenard Etue
\11;•eads 'paltaiyaesclt gWainlith?..the Exeter team..
66. • - . • The score was in favor of- Dash,
Pr.—Asa Steekle 80.
r• wood, 3-0. .•:•
I. M. MusIselmon, Teacher.
The. Carnival held on the local
SCHOOL WORT rink here last Friday evening was
• S. S. No., 3, kayo for the month a fine success. an dsme, very at -
of January.; The names' are in tractive costumes. were seen. on the
ice performing -very admirably.
order of llrir
Sr, IV—Elda Stephan '81%, \Ras rink here last Wed. evening ',was
Richardson .63, Wilfred Mousseau The hockey match in. the rink
50, Dorothy Kyle' 43. ( • here on Monday eve, followed by.
Sr. HI—Margaret 'MousSeau 69, the. gsocial and dance in the(
Jr. III—Ruth Richardson 64, Res- •
rown brought out a large:
sell Bishop 44. • crowd. And it is' !said ,someone -
Sr. II—Ray Broderick 71; Byron was mean enough to gather up •a
• .number of robes and put 'them on
Kyle 56,
Jr. II—Harold Broderiqk 72, Da- a Hensall -sleigh, who did not need
vie Kyle 68. them at all, while other people had.
Sr. I—Clifford Weido 82. to go home free,ting :without
Jr. I—Edward Schrader 71, Laird robe. Constable Jul, Block,. soon
Jacob° 56. got on. the job and had the .rebes'
Sr, Primer—Louis Forrest 72, sent in from, Herman. '
David Blackwell 60.
Jr. Primer—Herbert Stephan 77 Thesiocal hydro commission has
Orland Reichert 65, yrVne Weido got to be a good customer of pow
50. er to the Ontario Commission, as
Rosis Richardson had perfect at- the January account amounted to
tendanee, for the Month, 'Clifford $630 for one month Only, and all
Weal° had the highest number of this money has to come Vut otf
the local cusloniers, thee seems tp
stars.
_Average attendance 15.5. somebody throwing' "a monkey-,
wrench. in the inachinery, we de
Number on Roll 19.
not think the Village of Zurich is'
D. Welsh; teeeher.
in a finattial position to me&
such a 'larger einem* each month.
Either CommisSion'e meter is
badly out oe all the stovels
and power users are .at the same
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• Mr. L •,.W.'Hoffirecrilt;Wde'at•'Daish-
'CHURCH NOTES on
We, invite, you to our services.
IV—TO .EXPERIENCE, the
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Mos of an hour in a place of wor-
ship. The 'songs, special music
and Sermons are of such a nature
that the above mentioned ex-
perience may he realized., more
or lesS, in the life of each wor-
shipper.
Our Prayer and Praise Service held
at 7.30 Friday ev.ening, is grow-
ing. Every church member esp-
ecially invited. All others, wel-
come !
Smarty—Vebruary 2let.
10.00 a.m. Worship!.
11.00 Bible Study. 170 were
present on February 7th..
7.30—Service. Sermon, '4 Wells
thee need cleaning out."
8.30 put E. L. E Popic
"Great women of the „Bible"
All Welcome!
Emanuel Evangelical Church:
ZUhIC11, ()NWT.
H you aro not a Christitte you
Ought to
time. can look for no I. ng
else than a much highewr rate in
the near future, or go badly in
the hole •
The Women's institute held their
February meeting in the Ladies'
Hall, Zulrich on Tuesday evening,
February 16th. Four splendid
talks. on "The Care of Flowers"
were given and were veryipstru-
ctiv-e. Misls Olive O'Brein ,spoke
on the,subject "Dahlia's", which was
followed by a solo, with Ukelele ac
corripeniments fy Master IlughMac
Kinnon, Mr. P. Haborer was the
next speaker and gave a -very
interesting talk on "leases'. Then
followed a reading by. Miss Mao
Smith, after which Miss Anna Hess
speke. on the care of "Rulbs",Ales
1,ce. Hoffman and Mis's Euloine Gei-
ger :played a piano duet, which.
was .followed by a talk on "Cylra-
men" by Mrs. MacKinnon,. The
followingcomm:ttee was appointed
to make preparations for a Si,
Patrick's Tea, Mrs. O'Dwyer, con,
venot; Mrs. Williams,. Mrs. Wurrn,
Mrs MacKinnon and Mrs. Siebert.
A cleintrlunth was 'served by the
eommittee in charge on the pro -
grant ,
Cucoo Wall Clock
Foreign made
New ancldifferent from
the ordinary Clocks
BEAUTIFULLY
RAND CARVED
WOAD
FROM $11:50 to $20.Q0
W. G. Hess & Sons
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During the Coal
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mine CONSOLIDATED MILLER
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COAL.
TELEPHONE SERVICE —• OUR nigfr.
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Merry Christmas
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TO ALL OUR OTJSTOMERS AND
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R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL MERCHANT
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