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I-N whatever section of the Dominion
. farmers till their fields, there will be
found a completely equipped branch of
the Bank of'Vim-areal.
And in whatever branch of the Bank of
Montreal you may find it most convenient
to do business; there you. will find banking
eo-operation especially designed to meet -die
needs of farmers and the farming industry.
Each of our 600 branches has the strength, ex-
perience and services of the entire organization.
Call at the nearest branch.
"A Bank Where Small Accounts- Are IT ;come»
ANK OF MONTREAL
Established over I00 years
Total Assets in excess of 47$o•000,000
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ZURICl3 HERALD
street and to elinin to acc.9cl*lr e,.
such. tae have ,o cc trod recen 1 ,
The iltain St, is a niaJn through.,
fare and sa great many ,tourinete
are pa'ca:.+itag through daily.
The funeral of the dente 1\iiu Mat'
the Aim Lewis took place ,to .the
Exeter cenneery, un Saturday' last
She pLAS Sod away on July 22nd, at
117:3 age ,uf 05 years, 6' month'r.atrcl
13 clave, Deceased had. been UJ
for over a year and in Juno last
year landerwent Lan :o portation.
she was ,born in the t o'tc'iedi.ip 'of
Stephen a anile from C'reditou,be-.
ing a flaughter of the late Gee.
Lewis, She moved to Exeter w tb
her father ccncl had be.'n a resident
for over thirty years.
COUNTY NEWS
Robert 1T, Johnston, Godt'rich,
eho h:td been in a, cr tund coedit-.
ion for some claye, the result of
a 'stroke, passed away laabst Tuer-
day, the funeral taking place ion
li'riday, to the Maitland cemetery.
At the North Huron Con'aerv,at-
ive Concntion .held at WinghaM
last Wednesday 'afterno+on, t H. 3.
A. M;acEwa'n, Mayor of Gode.i;�
Nva d chose;, Fo contest the riding
in the coaling election,
The d'e'ath ocoured in Detroit
the other day of1a 'former old and,
welt known resident of •Seaforth, in
+tl& person of J'ohlni Kale, for many
years he conducted a blacksmith
ing Obusiness in Seaforth, some ye-
ars ago the .diQ+posed of his ,bus -
inns and ;moved to Detroit, where
he has .since resided.
One of the ,prettiest weddings of
the season was 'solemnized last
week, at the hoof ' of the bride's
'parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Potter
Clinton, \\*hen their youngest da-
ughter, Lillian M. was united in
marriage to Louis Dippell of Ren-
frew, 'soot of Mr.. and Mrs. M. GC
Dippell of Walkerton..
Four ;liquor 'cases were ilispo's-
ed of ,y' Magistrate Reid ; on
;Friday last lilt Goderich, Dan
Johnston of LSeaforth, and H,
Beattie and M. McDougall, of God
erich Township, ,and each was sen
tenced to ,pay $200 and cost's with
one m'onth's imprisonment, and in
3/!0',4'6'!!!6 x060 !®!!! Oritse!a®!!®.lith it.tlefault of payment two month's
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We have made arrangements
Sl Iwhereby we can supply our custom
ers with the very best grades of
Scranton Anthracito Coal. Leave
your . order with us and we will fill
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GOOD SUPPLY OF BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR, CHICK PE-
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EDS, STOCK FOODS, ETC. ALWAYS ON HAND r
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VETERAN'S PICNIC
The, annual annual picnic of Huron
' `eter,(an'3 will ibe held at Bayfield
•3'ewett's Grove'on the afternoon
W'ednesckay, August 11th next
;Snpirer at 5,00 o'clock, all togethe
-•Eperts for all ages and CIasses:
1E011 game's, South V,S, No. Nort
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rabibition Boxing between local
+ m and a 6 -round bout t etween
%tea expert's front the city. Pz
.e •Lor the beat Vet'eran's ;Child
.ince Nov, ,11th, 1918. Clinton
Viand
has kindly granted. their ser
Vince, for the afternoon.
SCHOOL REPORT
S, No; 3, Hay, promotion exy-
erettivation First honorls'A, Second
Milers B.
Entrance to H. S.—Wilfred Mou-
em B; Ro.s .Pich,'ardnon B; Elda
'phan B.
Ter Jr. IV --Ruth Richardson,
1+ ai garet Mou iseau,
Tin Jr. Et -Ray Broderick A;
=' gson Kyle 13; aDa". e Kyle .B13;„
Tfo Sr, II -Clifford Weido 13;
`'•:Harold Broderick.
To Jr, II --Edward Shrader A;
'Laird Jacob& B;
14o gr. I—LouisForest A, David
',46t+arhwell, A.
To Pr. Primer—Orlando Reich'-
t A; Iierbert Stephan A; Vyrne
''eiao A,
other on Roll 17, r
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passed.
' , D. Walsh, Teacher.
GRAND BEND
opportunity is afforded the res-
orters to hear the political issues
of the day discussed, which other
wise would be missed.
It also affords the Premier a
. chance to reach many::voters who
uneeet no ,other way of hearing him
to 'ape:ak.
One :of ,the leading ,teantrs f
the Grand Bend eagLue of girls
soft ball iteanes made Medford,
take beating of 29-9 at Grand
Bend Casino Diamond last week.
The ;batting wa's ;splendid`4by
botch teams tbut the fast fielding; t y
the Craig . Girls •nnade Thedford
louts out, The game was interest,•-;
ing through -out ,and well worth the
watching. as every member offered
good attention; The pitching
from, Ailsa ..Craig was worthy of
mention, ..
:'rtE1ER M1IC+HEN TO SP RAKlt
HESE
The 'Coniservatives of this distr
N -i•.
announce a p olitical pie -nit to
Itaitie place late in August after the
1,1'.1't»tnier retutsnf roto his western
hill: The date ha's not yet been
fib, but full particulars will alp-
ler in the tidally papers, . The
'The di'striet aroumi Grand 13nitxtl
Altste this is <,
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on and y > an view
f the election emipaiang 'being lin
a l liwing t t the same tinge, The
EXETER,
W. J. Beer and J. 1g. South-cott
spent a couple of days ,at .'.ort
Rowers .on Sake Erie.
Mises Elia Link of town,, Mrs,
Bertrand and daughters •of De-
troit are holidaying at the Bend
The, (fifth annual re -union of the
Pfaff family /vas held at port Htr-
ron, Mich., when 135 members ;of
the family ,;net at Lighthousse Park
While the majority came from dif
ferent points in !Mich., there was
a large contingent 'from Canada,
Exeter and district being well rep
resented,
Friday ,July 23rd the McDome,
aid clan numbering 68 tnat at Sp-
ringbank to enjoy, a day of get-
to-gether ,of which there was a gr-
eat deal of lhand shaking, relati-
ves gathering frahi north, gouda,
east and west, after a srrmprtuou.s
d.iianer eseryo.ne enjoyed themsel-
ves with sports.
The Exeter council are having
stop .signs placed on several of
the ;streets leading onto the Main
St. 'This action is being taken to
safeguard the traffic- an the Ma.
additional. David'.£rawford, hotel
keeper of ;Clinton, received a heav-
ier 'senterree, vaa fine of $1000 and
two months tin jail, and in default
l,f paynresa't four months additonal,
;The 'sentences were for selling li-
quor,
CREDITON
lvtarie Werner, Ella Dreier,Re.v
tJ.C. Dreier, student at Naperville
are 'visiting at the morale ,pf Rev.
and Mrs.. Dreier.
Mrs ,J .N. Collins has returned
to her home at Jackson, Mich., of
ter visiting with Mr. and , Mrs,
Mose-- Feist. •
Lillian
Eilber of Detroit, ,who
has been ,visiting her parents, is
now visiting .frienel's at Saginaw,
Mich.
H. Knaff of °Long Beach, ,Cal,,
and M. Schwan . ,f Minh, are vis
iting for a' few days with Chris.
Heist.
Mr. ;and Mrs, Dart Oestreicher,
have returned from visiting at
Hanover.
John Grill of Mich., visited. with
Joseph Heist, who has been ill.
Mr ..and Mrs. Ottewell, who have
been visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
F. Kerr. left for. their home at
Edmonton.
Mr. land tMrs, Goad, Maynard
left last week to visit friends at
Drinkwater, Sask.
Rev. and Mrs. Otto Brown and
family who visited with Mr. and
Mrs, H. F. Eilber have retunred
to Whitehouse, Ohio.
Lawrence Hill, who underwent
an operation for apnencdieiti's, 'at
London Hospital is .improving.
HENSALL
Mrs, C. Price of Zurich, visited
with. her 'son, Mr. Harry Pricefor
a few days.
Wn'a Feet I!tnd 'sisters, visited fri-
ends at Watford, •
Joseph. 'Hiagen of Windsor pis
visiting in ,'Hensall ,and the vicin-
ity.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Erwin, 3,
Johnston and Mr. Erwin of Lona -
on were guests at the home of
Mr•. and Mrs, 'Harry Prie•:ty ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Down and fain
ily of London are visiting ,the for
iner''s another, Mrs, Bullard of
town.
Mrs. Currie and little ,daughter
of Brandon,;'are visiting Mr. and
Mrs, W. flopkirk:"
Garfield :Broderick, of . Detroit,
ins vi'sitin g .Utile parents, west of the
villagei
Mrs. ,T. Murdock la visitingb,'er
daughter, Mrs. B. Campbell' at Tor-
onto.
Mr, and Mrs, John; Reid and fault
ily„of Flint, Mich, visited with Em-
ma and Mary Johniston ever,,the
week -end.
Lorne Scott and 'son Jack of
Toronto, Margaret Chapman, of
Palmerston, and Mrs. Ballentyne,
of town, were vi'sitin�g.IVIrs. Ba.11en'-
tyne's son, in Detroit.
Thi Dalrymple 'picnic on Thurs
day latst to Grand Rend proved a
most enjoyable on as there were
over sixty present and a gonerally
gaud tint:. 'enjoyed, including tall
i d.of e'
kinds 1211
g' •
i'1» and T'Ir°s. J. Jackson, ZC1lti,
Begley and daughter Nina, of Pt
Main Dover, and Mr. and Mrs„ Rola[•,
Drysdale, of , atndusky, e•AVfich;,, ,aud
Miss Tyle, of 'taattle Creek, Mich.,
Visited Mr ,and Mrs, Mark Dry k-
diaL�. '
.Master Harold Shepherd, 'st�con .
•son of John Shepherd of Tucker.
'smith, had the misfortune .whileri-.
`diug will a, bicycle in Ren'sal'I to
have hie wheel Islip on the pave-
ment, and in falling fractured Iris.
Peter Freshett, of Cavaica, N.
Dak, and nzenabere of his family
have been 'spen,ding the past few
Weeks, ^tisiting the vicinity and
Mr. William T'ruemner. Thely,ca
i ie all the; way by motor,
INSURANCE
E. C. Harvey
L. V. Hogarth
— Agent. --1
Mutual Life of Canada
EXETER AND ST. MARYS
.ddress all ,.Corres,pondence To
Box .190, Exeter, Ont.
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Grand Bend
CASINO
ANCING
EVERY EVENING
WITH
Hugo D'Ipp'olito's Buescher
Boys 8 piece Orchestra -
MONDAY August 9th, Fiddler's
Contest, With Silver Cups for win
nets ope nto all, send entries to
Mr, Eccleston, Grand Bend.
WEEKLY HALF HOLIDAY, SEA-
SON 1926.
We, the undersigned business
men of the Village of Zurich, a-
gree to close our resrpeclive p1-
aces of business every Wednes-
clay afternooia beginning . June
2nd and ending Sept. 29th', both
dates inclusive.
A. F. Hess, Chas. -Fritz, Brown
Broca., J. Gaslcho & Sons, Louis Seh
Elbe, L. W. Hoffman, Stade &
'We'idis, E. E. Wuerth, J. W. Mer-
ner, John Kipper, Williams Bras,,
George Hess, Edward Weltin, ,OL-
Grein & Sons, Harry G. 'Hess, Al-
bert G. Hess, Fred Thiel, Johnston
& Ealbfiei'soh, V. V. Siebert, T. L.
Warm,- W. L. Siebert.
HENSALL
C. N. R. TRAIN CONNECTIONS
MORNING
South, Kippen .., ,_, 8.22 a.m.
South, Hens'all ... 8.32 arm.
South, Exeter , .,.8.47 a.m:.
Stage leave Zurich .,, 7.00 a.m.
North, Exeter ... _,_ ... 10.16 a.m,
North, Hensall ... ,,, ... 10,30 a.m,
North, Kippen ... .•.10.35 a.rn.
AFTERNOON
R OON
South, Kippen ... .,,4,40 plan,
South, Aens'a[l ... ... 4.50p.r.
South, Exeter .., .. ,..5.05 pan.
Stage leave Zurich ,.....3.00 p.m.
North, Exeter .. ... ... 6.04 p.m.
North, Hensall ,,, ,,. ,,, 6.18 p.m.
North. Kippen .,. 6.23 p.m.
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remedy for each hind of Insect Pest
We have Paris Green, Arsenate
of Lead, Hfei>tbore, Insect • Powder'
Fly Tox ,.arid various other Insect
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