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ZURICH BRANCH
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF FERDINAND
MATTHEW HESS, DECEASED
NOTICE is hereby given th
'411 Iier'soris having claims again
arks estate of Ferdinand Matthe
Ceaa late of the Village of Zuric
='sw Ale County of Huron, Esquire
sgioneaSed, who died on or about th
WM day of April, A.D. 1926, a
gra'sred to deliver to Julia Hes
-Zurich!, one of the Executrices, o
+' before ,the 30th day of July, A
b 1926, a furl statement of thei
rat together with particular
•hereof, and the nature of tli�
'abat:uxities, if any, held by, them
ill duly verified by affidavit,
AND TAKE NOTICE that afte
Vas said last mentioned date th
.41Executorices will proceed to dis-
butel the estate of the said de
°�iease i amongst the persons ent-
I1ed thereto having regard only
Ata stanch claims as he shall -have re-
ved due notice and in accord -
wee+ therewith.
ilea at Zurich this 12th •day of
July, 1926,
fulia Hess, Margaret Kalbfleisch
`Itteutrices of the said estate.
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SCHOOL REPORT
S. S. No. I Stanley.
e-e:Pass, R.-Reconrer ded, F,--
Jr. IV to Sr. IV—Clearance Bede
sewed •535P;(ren s Rau 517P; Valeria
edeorriveau 512P
Sr. „Ii to Jr. IV--Ste11a Jeffrey
elltIF; Kathleen Durand 400F,
jr. III to Sr, I!!—Louis Montt-
= rte 501P; George Bedard 501P
Geffrey 48lP; Regis Bedard
"- Ley Durand 425E; Roy Rau i
-*UP; Go.clon Declare. 276F.
Sr. IT to Jr. IIs—Jean Dur aid
41/1:53;t'; Radolph iecdour 433; Verdon f
Pratt 426P, Lois Bedard 376F,
Ir.II to Sr. IT—Emery Bedard � F
"�llIIP' Yoonne Bedrazd. 285P; Thelma
: yrorriveau 274P Arman Bedard '270
at
at 'Eronroted to
tiv Jeffrey, Luella
h Beciotr,
Teacher,
re
a,
Rau; Raybern Durand; Orville Cor
riveau;
Promoted to Sr, Primer--Vareda
�Eedonr; Flossie Bedo:ir; Stantz lie
dard.,
Jr, Primer—Muriel
Bedo,.ir, Alice
Gerald Bedard.
CREDITON
Mildred Schroeder, of Detroi
.• visited with her parents here,
r 111r. and Mee. Chas. Uhl of Un
s ions ille Mich„ !spent a few day
e with Mr. and Mrs. John Hoist,
Mrs, Jack Moir and daughte
Jean returned to their hone i
r Detroit, atter vi'sitin gwith Mrs:
e Geo. Eilbert
Lours. Hanel wad 'son are visi
ing with. Mi`, and Mrs. John Hir
zel and family.
Mr. and 'Mrs, Harry ,Scn.radei
and Roy Neeb, of Pontiac, Mich,
were viajtor3 here.
Rev. and 'MIS 0. Brown of White
house, Oh., are the guezts of Mr
and Mrs. Henry F. Eilber.
Mrs.. Worry, Stnith and son and
Latina Smith, left for a visit at
Pigeon, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. 13, Freite of Sarnia
are holidaying with Mr, and Mra
Chas, Freitr,
Mrs, Redfern who has been sp-
ending a few weeks with.her mo-
ther Mrs Ewsld, has returned to
her home in Toronto.
COUNTY NEWS
The Mieee:s Amy and Verna Tre-
vet•.hick, who are training' for nur-
Ses at .the f3:o,dg.ett flo pita!,
`Grand Rapids, Mich.., are spendi-
ng their ;holidays at their hone
n kr.i:nisley,
Dr. and t re G, S. Atkinson and
amity of Exeter, are spending the
Imprints months ,at their cottage,
Two elisting'ui'shed visitors. at e
'tr7,ing, to Godiiricli shortly, :in the
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ak'romoted to lust ears rat
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[ ' telly Thornton, pr-tttt and Si' II'
esidexit of the Canadian" National
I3ailway!s, Friday August 6the is the
dat,:n, fixed by Slit Heniy,C'eel>n> bleti,Ct,
.ash the date of his vi lt,
The Txezai 'fa ail 1y• aetnion wale
held at the, fax'n; of Heniyi Hef"n in
Uebozne'recently when move than
one hundred'enjoyed a very jolly
picnic, Mrs J, lacer of Exeter, the.
oldest member of the ',family in; et-
t•enduucG * wars presented with two
lovely gets.
Special,rofficers of the Piot. Lie
c'e1,'se Department, workzng, in'.Con
junction with loca'i officers, ,havo
been infiking 'a, loundti:,zr,p
feeders against the Ont. Temp, Act
in Huron and 'Bruce,and rla,gis
trate Reid has imposed heavy';sen-
tencea on !se ez•a1 cases, Stafford
Paisley of Culross Tp. was ..fiiaed
$1000 with two, month's in !jail, and
in default of payment an addit!-
Tonal 'six months in jail. ;, The same
sentence was ,handed to Sign oncl
Freibe.rger of Cuirass Tp. Their of
fence was the sale of liquor. Rus-
sel Walker of Howick Tp, 'was fi-
ned 5$0 and costs for having 1ii -
$uor and a . brother Thomas, was
fared ;];200 and costs ,on a charge
$of calling, On a similar charge
of selling. Bed Edwards• of Brus-
sels, was fined 4302 0 and costs
$wilh thirty •days in jail, or ine�-
fault of ,payment "two months, Jp3
Brenner, Jr. of Grand Bend pays.
$500 and casts with thirty days in
jail or in default two month's in jail
Selling 'vas the charge in both
cases.
EXETER
Miss, Kathleen Freckleton • of
Hamilton, is spending her -holi-
days with Mr..and Mrs. G, C,.Fre-
ckleton of town,
Harry Seldon meet with a heap at the Exeter Canning foci;
onyt the other day while operating
one or the 'steamers he was struck
by some e!salping hot water wiree
ich scalded hie back and one side
Which required medical tttention.
There were two bad atuo 'smash
ups on the London Rd. Sunday last
A pian accoln'Qanied by his ,wife
and babe .were on their way eo
Windsor in a Ford sedan and in
.an attempt to pass another car
their car lskiidd•ed on !some grass
and turned over a few (tiro rs.Thle
sedan was a complete wreck and
the occupants had e very !maric-
u1ous escape. !
The Canning factory is now run
nieg in ,full capacity with the
pea pack, great load's of peals, are
being hauled in from the country
daily, and the yield is reported to
be very plentiful
After an i3ness of several days
with pheumonia, the death of Mra
Janet McLeaan took place in town
on July 10th. Deceased was 72
years of age. For the past 15 ye-
ars she has made her home with
N. Sbeere, coming here from Ft,.
William, during her !stay hereshe
has made many warm friends. Is
survived by only one daughter,Mrs
Sheere.
On ,July 12th, Mrs, Mary Jane
Brock, widow of the late AAb,rharn
Rearing passed away, following a
week's illness which was seriouis.
followed by an ,operation from
which she grew gradually weaker
she was born in England 74 years
ago and when a girt dame to Can
ada. The family first settling near
Darlington where deceased was ni
married to John Brock, who pre-
deceased bier 34 years ago, bee
fore coning to Exeter, they lived
at Fullerton.
HENSALL
ORM
Mr Walker and Mr. Hantilotn,
of Marlette, (Mich., spent a visit
at the home of Mr. ;and Mrs. Wm,
Consitt,
.A lady hair dresser is to be the
latest acquisition to our business
lust, and this will ino doubt be go-
od news to the fair sex.
Erasstus Rennie and George
Brown, left for a !holiday motor
trip in ,the Muskoka District.
Hugh. McDonald left for Whitby,
where he has 'sjacured a position in
a printing office,
Mr.' !and ?Mrs. Mark ,Dririsdaler!
and family, Mr. and Mos,. J .•II
Patteson, left for a motor, !tri,pj
to !?elle bale ,Mutsk, and wil camp
along the way, taking tents and
provisions, • /
Miss Alice Carr of North Bruce
is spneding az, few days with her
sister, Mrs, Q. Knapp, at the ho,-
rne of . Mrs. J.W, Peck.
Mrs, Peter Fisher .who! u,ndezi
went an operation In Clinton Hos
pital, a .,few weeks, ago is tim
e.
nroving nicely aefn able to returnto her daughter, Mrs, Walter Mof-
fat, Brucefie'.d.
Mr, aalnd Mrs. R. Staff and chil-
dren of Rochelstee, N,Y, spent .n
week with their relative's T. 0, and
Harold Drummond.
, 'Jean Maxwell of London, ite 'sp-
ending holidav!s- here with •'hersis
tee, Mrs J. H, Peck.
Sydney McArthur, who has been
in the Toronto hospital taking tr-
eatment for his knee,, which wen:
out of joint while he was kneeling
sit hits w,ork, is. irnpro,ving eslowly
Mai',earetand Geneva Petty ;of
Moose Ja',v, Sask., ars spending
the summer :i.t the house of Mr, and
:Sire J ;.her McLean. r
Irma Rennie d£ Detroit, ilshome i
Eitel Will Spend a few sweets vise
iting with, her parent%
Ella and Mr!s Corn, Cool and
family left for their stenate r home
house. at Graaid -Bend where, they
wilt befor the rest of the season,
A! g'rencl baseball tournament
et:rect . dance sand baby judging
contest arind a. lively match bee
teem • the ball teams of Mt, Pl-
easant, Fullerton, Exeter and Lien
sail, wil bel bred here ae thedia
mend which its one of the fastest
'anywhere: The (street parade will
take place at one p.m, on Wednes
day, July 28ithj
Grand Bend
CASINO
PROGRAM
Monday, July 26th, (Grand Mases
uerade 8.30 p.m, ,with prizes stor
the best costume, the funniest cos
tume, and the moist original cso-
tume.
Wednesday, July 28th, FORD PIC-
NIC, Attractions;—Candy eating
Contest, Swimming .races, Pillow
fight, cracker eating contest, box-
ing in Barrels, Charleston. dancing
contest, individual ladies and gents.
Fig Baby Show, a prize for the
best looking baby with mother. A
'special entertainment by the Gil-
mour Dancing Trope in Charles-
ton, and fancy dances. An extra
!special attraction is the appear-
ance of Babe Roberts, the five yr.
old child wonder in Scotch and
Iris.h dances. Grand Bend. L' Bags
Girl's Soft ball, doubel header;
'Ailsa Craig & Thedford 2 pear. Ar-
kond & Parkhill 4 p.m. A brass
band will be in attendance all day.
Alt of the,above program. will be
offered on open platform free of
charge.
Dancing—Hugo D'Ippolipo's Bu-
escher Boys. 8 piece orchestraWill
play in the Casino everye*ening.
FORD PICNICS were originated
at Grand Bend and we have taken
pains to give an extra special pro
gram this year, Is vet out the bas-
ket conic early and enjoy the day
with us, Then stay until ,the 'wee
.sora hours.
WEEKLY HALF HOLIDAY, SEA-
SON 1926.
We, the undersigned business
men of the Village of Zurich, a-
gree to close our re's}pect:ir-e pl-.
aces of business every Wednes-
day afternoon beginning June
2nd and ending Sept. 29th, both
dates inclusive.
A. F. Hese,* Chas. Fritz„ Brown
Bros., J. Gasicho & Sons, Louis Seh-
ilbe, L. W. `Hoffman, Stade &
Weido, E. E. Wuerth, J. W. .Mer-
ner, John Kipper, Williams Bros,
George Hess, Edward Weltin, ,0'-
Brein & Sons, Harry G: Hess,, Al-
bert G. Hess!, Fred Thiel, Johnston
& Kalbfieisch, V. V. Siebert, T. L.
Wurm, W. L. Siebert.
HENSALL
C. N. R. TRAIN CONNECTTOWS'
MORNING
South, Kippen --- ... 8,22 a.m.
South, Hensel! _._ .. 5.32' arta
South, Exeter - ..5,47 airs
Stage leave. Zurich ... 7.00 a.m..
North, Exeter ...... -., 10.16 am.
North, Hensell -_- --- --- 101.301 a.m.
North, Kippen -.- ... ...10t345 am.
AFTERNOON
South, Kippen
South, Hensall ... ... ... 4.50p,ate.
South, Exeter .. .. ...5.05 p.m.
Stage leave Zurich ,...-:9'SS ism
North. Exeter _.. _.. ... 6.04 p.m.
North, Hensel! .._ __..__ 6.111 peas
North. Kippen — 6.23' pun.
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