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STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Mr, George Elliott, 'who has be
en 'living in London for the past
two years, returned last week to
his farm on Goshen Line, he in-
tends working his farm- and
buying up 'stock and implem-
ents.
Mr. Jas. Grassick moved last
week from the Marin on 2nd con.,
which he recently sold to Mr. Al-
vin McBride, who will Move in this
.week, Mr. Grassick and family
haveg one to Exeter.
Our assessor, Mr. J. Rood IS
j just completing his work of.
assessing the township
t's' Gladys Calver of near God
ei:rch. spent the week -end with her
'sister, Miss Mabel Calver at the
homo for Mr. Robt. McClinchey.
Mrs. Jas. Reid and daughter,
Mary of Seaton tt1 spent a few
days with the former's sister,Mrs.
John isle 4..sh of Varna,
Mrs. Wm. Colclough of Varna,
recently underwent: an operation 1:,
Clinton hospital,
Mr. John McKinley and Mr. kart
Lavi's of Clinton, visited at the
homo of Mr. Engin McKinley Inst
Saturday„
CHURCH NOTES
Ai the Annual Conference of
the Evangelical Church which cl-
osed its session on Monday after-
noon, April 26, it was' decided to
el`''se the 14th Concession (IFlayl cil-
urch and permit it to be taken
rloirn 1'or use. in Zurich's Building
program.
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The last service in the 1,tth ch-
urch. will therefore be held on .Sun-
ciay afternoon, I1Liy 2nd at 2.15 p.m.
picc•eeded by Sunday School at 2
pan. .Th.e pastor will have charge
,and Rev, F. B. Meyer will bring a
'message. A historical sketch will
be pr'e'sented and mess age'd from,
other former pastors will be read.
There will also be special music
Let
us fill the .church for anis ser-
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REGINA WATCHES
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COAL.
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Mr. Barry G. eIlis3 was a Sunday
-visitor at Crediton.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Meidinger,
;sore Sunday visitors in Dashwood
;MF Mr. and Mils. Marry 'oRse of
Windsor, were visitors with friends
here. over the week -end.
Mills Fowlie of Bayfield, "was
a , n eek -end visitor with her 'sla-
t -6r,, Mi+s. G. Koehler.
Sorry to report that Mr. John
G',•allra.n Sr., is confined to his,bed
with an attacks 'of flu.
Mr. Ward Fritz, Mrd. C. Frit,.
i':nd Miss Pearl Wurtz motored to
London on Tuesday.
Mr, Edwin Gascho, Mrs. 0. Sur-
erur, and Mrs. S. Ga'scho motored
to London on Tuesday_
Mr .W .H. Pfile of Hensa11 cal -
10 at the home of Mr's. Lydia
lffile last Friday.
k Mr. John Hey rJ. wishes to ad-
vise that he has a carload of good
pressed hay for sale at illen'sall.
Mr. Porcy Bo'ssenberry, a son
Of Mr. C'ha's. iiossenherry of Call
tome, Alb., visited with friends in
Zurich the past week.
Mr. Rennie Weber, who is at-
tending Toronto University, re-
turnbd to his home herr on Friday
for the lsuanmer vacation.
Mr, Ed .Bossenberry and Mrs.
P. Koehler attended t he funeral
of the late Alex, Wild's at Ste-phen
t Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F Stade and':
son Harold, were Sunday visitors
with the formers parents a Dash-
wood.
Pleased to learn that Rev. F.
B. Meyer, who has been pastorof
the Evangelical church Dashwood,
has been stationed at Dashwood
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Mrs, J. Horner, who spent the +
biggest part of the winter at
Detroit, returned to her home here
last week. to Zurich. She is ac-
companied by her aunt who is an
aged lady.
Mr. and Mays. Garfield Brown and
Mr. E E, Wuerth, motored. to Kit -
For MEI all Shull
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clt!quer on Sunday for the Confer-,' T. RUBBERB D D S
enee, Mrs. Wuerth, who had been 1
th^re for the week. retnrnecl with' EVEf11 FARMER — EVERY
them. 1 +
M] MBER OF HIS FAMILY —EV
Owing to the heavy volume' of !��.
type to 'set the last few hours, we ERY MAN WHO WORKS OUT
are this week omitting the `r cult DOORS IN ALL KINDS
of tl>4 'stationing comliritte of the T. WEATHER NEEDS THE DRY.
Canada Conference of the Evan -i (' FOOT C072FOR'P GIVEN BR
;olieal church, bit «will give a NUJ ;
sport next weak. + DOMINION RUBEB BOOTS.
- Me's'srs. Stade & Weido are in -1 * We carry a full line of Rub
stalling a new White Rose • gas; 'r her Loots for every member o'
filler, this with the addition to the + the family, Men Women an
ono they already have, will put * 'Chiidrery, i l
them in a ,position to serve the I +publicwith either the high teat 'i'
White Rosa gas or the ordinary i
gas which is usually 'sold around.
these parts. •°d• £^ i •II`+p;' 1`°g"y..';'.¢'t'•j`^¢'p'1`.�'.j+°p t.'L.'b� S.^� !^ ? 9F'E .g 'Il.'j'po g'^1'^l'.1F.x,
If yon have $100.0,0 or more' lying
idly
you cammake it earn 5%, per
annum, payablte half -yearly, by in-
vesting in a debenture of the good
old Huron & Erie, with a's'sets of
Other matters of more or less in- over $31,000,000.00, Interest is,
terest to ti.e congregation locally 'payable from date your money is
axe the facts that Zurich's,suceosses
dura ag the past year. recei-edvery
favorable mention, and the pastor
'i -se 'stationed here f:or another year.
Iday this year be Isrowned with
even larger •sure, sti. Tha minim -
am of .friction and the max.imunnlof.
wholehearted co-operation on the
part of all will insure success. •
On Friday o'.ening the usual
'prayer and praise. 'service, at 7,30
choir practice at 8,30, Junior Lea-
gue 4.10 p.m,
Sunday, May 2nd;
10.00 a.m,--Morning w.oiship.
1.1,00 'a:un .Bible School for. all age's
30 p,'n.—Service. Sermon; "How
'sumo people make a 'sucoess of
. the Cliristian Life., '
8,30 P.m.7-Sr., League,
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,Heartily Weicoaie.Emanuel Evangelical Church
a. FRITZ & SC7N
SHOE MERCHANTS
ZURICH ONT.
if you aro not a Christiaoyou
ought to be,
received. See A. 'I+', Hess, local
agent. '
The moving picture. 'show put
en by the ,Band boys in the town
Hall, last Saturday evening was
well attended. The Boys arta
furnishing the' people of the c_oni:-
inanity with some real fine pic-
ture's, On Saturday evening of
this week, they will again put on
a series of pictures and everybody
is invited to be present.
Thai Horticultural nt'eetiz)g "in tho
Town Hall, Zurich on 'Tne'sday
ening was in every 'wapiti. big'suc-
cn:s, as thare were many people.
out and Mr. Moore, the lecturer, of
Toronto, made the meeting very
inter:Psi:17,g and instructive indeed,
Jte illistrated his subjects with fine
colorNi moving sl+d~'s pictnred.The
Soeiety here has c:aussod
dal n.t cuthusi±rant h a ' end
his int'sted many in tb,' growing
of flowers. Mr. 'Moor's, lecture
r, l :t'rs.p'11..acd. by' 'some fine
musical numbers and recitations)
\whi ,lt Wero well rt<4"c`?\1''ed,
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We have opened up a lot of new
Spring and Summer Goods, in
Prints, Giiighanis, Voiles, Broad-
cloth, Galatea, Etc.
ALSO CURTAIN GOODS, 511RTINGS, FLANNELETTES, TICK-
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