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We Owe It To Ourselves
and
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—to have banking relations only
with people of good repute who
are honest and prompt in their
business obligations.
—to make a fair profit on the service we render to
customers so that the bank can grow in strength
and usefulness.
—to make loans with the utmost care and upon
approved security to the end that the funds of the
bank and its depositors will be safely and construc-
tively employed.
It is to the interest of every depositor that we
strictly observe these principles without which
no bank can be strong and permanently helpful.
BANK OF MONTREAL
Established over WO years
Total Assets in excess of 47.5o.000.000
ANNOUNCEMENT
aving purchased the Zurich Baking
Business from Mr. E. Koehler.
Invish to announce that I am in a position to
upply the public with a fine line of baked goods
tViNG FORMERLY CONDUCTED A SIMLIAR ;BUSINESS IN
ITENSALL, AND WE INVITE THE PUBLIC TO VISIT OUR SHOP
• ENJOY 1YOUR MEALS BY EATING OUR B AXING.
ViVERE TT HAIST Z Urich
The Fall Millinery
'Tirade has opened up
,ruisli and the reason
is 'found in the ;attractiveNew
8Etfati, we, are showing. Ch arns
lag in all the glory of Pall
sere these lovely Hats.
Yon will find it a genuine
pleasure to select your new
lhat mom this gay assein-
iblage. The new high crowns
ewe. generously represented.
We are enthused over our Millinery this Pall.
iiseissi too and pleased. with. the reasonable prices
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V. V. Siebert, Zurich
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SEE OUR NEW PARLOR
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HARD GOAL
We have made arrangements II
whereby we can supply our custom
ers with the very best grades of
Scranton Anthracito Coal. Leave :
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them as shipments arrive,
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• SCHOOL REPORT
,Or S. No:. 11, TXay for month
Sea •September.
IV—xMarie Charrette,
tiketsillo Dunharmet.
• tSis IV—Gordon r).4ith, Ruth
sIrone Charrette, xAn-,
' Xasse, xlka,yrisond Ka4ing.
Lafromboise'.
Jr. TII-,,Arnel Disjardine, Nor-
man Sararas, Lula Jeffrey; slam)
n 13 ChaVrette, xA l a D ire h arm ts
xLaird Hendrick, Regis Duch.
arme, xMaehn Jeffrey,.
Sr.„ If—Marie Lafeomboiseetlfarie
Semon, xruehard Meese,
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ZVAIOR =BALD
Masse, Leona Lafroinboise,
Phat-sCheerie jeffrey, Eva
Merese, Maim Ducherrea.
Sr, Pr—Alphonse Meese,
Jr, Pr—Leo Charles Lafromboise
Joan Mosee, Hareld. Siemori, Cyr-
Duchaerne, scNorman Eeterling
Veronica Ducharme,
Those marked x were absent
from school.
MM' M. ,Nowald, teacher.
- AUCTION SALE
OF 70 -ACED FARM, theePrein-
ises, Bronson Line on Tuesday,Oct,
19th, 1926, at 2 o'clock. •
Farm consists of part Lot 13,
Coo. 12, Hay Toweehip, 70 acres
all clear„comfortable frame house
overflowing well at hoes.), 10 ass
res of alfalfa ;seeded good catch,
5 acres timothy. and red clover,
8 acres fell wheat, 15 .acres plowed
7 acres pasture, good orchard., form
dation oi (barn, good for another
barn, well clrained,' land in good
cultivation. '
TERMS -10% ion day of Isale',
balence- in 30 days without int-
erest, except $2700 may remain
mortgage. Barn is burned, Prop
rietor is leaving.
Oscar Klopp, Auctioneer.
Paul Masse, Proprietor.
HENSALL
J. W. Ortwein ;sold his dwell-
ing on Brock St. now occupied by
Thos.- Appleton to Jas. -Sangster,
whog et s riga.session i'Nov. 1St,
Jim Parks left for Toronto where
he has secured g 'Sod position,.
Mrs, -•Thes, Berry left for an
'extended visit tko the west. She
Sitende to go! through 'to thecoest
and will be away !several months.
Mrs. Robt, Higgins- and Ison
Billie, after a very pleasant two
week's visit with friends Des
troit returned here.
Dr. Dougall was taken to. iVet-
oria hospital, London, last rweek to
be operated bn for appendicitis.
He withstood the operation well
and /11.p r 0 V; g
Mrs, Southerland celebrated
her 91st birthday at Jearne'hiere
end r?ceieed warm .congratwation3
of her friend's
Mrs. Trueenner, while going down
the steps,' Mende y iast; fell, and
disloea, e her ;shoulder. •
Ken McLeod went to Detroit'
last week,. where he has 'secured a
position:. L.
Sam Mrrner, thresSing bad
a. bad break, with his machine com
gelling him .to shut down and ,go
to Waterlob for repairs,
Alvin Wurrn .arrix-ed home after
snend.i n six ave....Ss in the harvest
fields of -the west.
The overcoats and robe that
were recently 'stole from the Un
ited Church eheds were .b eought,
hack to town and left at Pfaff -
oil station,, • --
Reeve Geiger who es a wens
beer of the County Criminal Audit
Board, is in Goderich last week
inning the .quarterly audit.
Mary McKay is spending a few
ks
weein Detroit.
Petqr Cace is in town visiting
his brother George.
A. reception 'VMS. .held at the
home of .Mr. and Mr', George Smelt..
the other evening' in honor of Mr.
and Mrs, Otto Saphan, bridal cou-
ple, who returned from their wed-
ding trip.
A, representatiee of the Bickle
Fire. Engine Co, of Woodstock,was
in town the. other day to givea
demonstration of the fire 'engine
they. are making. The engine
theAr two 'Stren13of e,- th °ugh
our own two, and -a half inch hose
well over. the top of thee Lownhall tower and other high beild-
ings in town, and gave. splendid
satisfactiore
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COUNTY NEWS
Mr .and Mrs. Ings, Varna
tore•rl. to Detroit, where they,
'spending a few days visit-.
with friends.
On Oct. 5th lin St, Paul's Church
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ton, the marriage was solemn.
of 4Viarion L. youngest (laugh
of 'Mr a.ec.1 H 3 1 ribs, and
Gordon L. Hall, youngest son
Mr.' and Mrs, GA E. Hall,
eath came with .g peat sudden -
to a. well known eigure in the
lic life oof SeafbrUS and sur-
iding community on Oct. 5th,
n Mich,. Broderick (massed as
at his home, following Eisler
illness ;of Slily 3 days
On Septiember 25th, Miss Ere
y af }Amgen became tthe br-
of ,q .Tippet of Bays
. They thave returned to the
me farm Oust .outside. the 'vil-
where, he. has had a fine
hoane srected.
Hu; 0 A t' i A o int 0 has
formed land a track and 1/4f is
meet, %with a tournament of
ee, ibe held in Clinton on
20th, e Mitchell, Seaforth, Ex-
Goderich land Clinton High
Ws competing, Each ,school
n th.s meantime hoed a perliin
field day of its own and then
send \its whiners tq the town -
I
e Huron Presbytery of the
d Church convened in St.
ew's, Church, Bayfield, on Te -
Oct, 12th, Over one hun-
clergymon and lay represen-
s were ,expected to attend.
ring the past week the fol -
g steamers discharged at the
ich .1farbor—Sarnian, 47,500
1 wheat; Glenrig 140,000 inieh
eat and screenings; Inez.
bns of whea 1; Mat* elvs, •
tale pf wt:at; As: zst.
217;000 bush of wheat; Ontadoe,
Ontadoe 215,000 bus. of Wheat and
barley.. The steamer .Sarnian un -
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loaded 100,000 bus, of its (=g)of
wheat at the floor mills. The (Ys:
very'
port ;shipments of grain from the
Go d eri .el eve tor over t
way•s average 150 cars a day
eAsent.er,at
well known and famile
ray figure to two (gonerationa of
this district, lased to the great
great beyond on Oct. 2nd, 'When
Wm. McDougall died at ,his Mare
in Egmondville, at the age of .82
years. He had been a partiallin
valid for spme time, and a feW,
weeks ago fell end fractured .hi
shs
ithe ock of /the aceident beingtoo
smell for his •feeble condition.
Quite a lsevere wind and rain
storm po
assed ver ,Bayfield tat
Monday 'evening, not much, .dams
age was done, but .John Pollock
had a very narrow escape when
he'•was. thrown into She N‘ater out
of 'M. Ross' boat, The boat which
had stalled, was caught by the
wind and iwaves and thrown' a-
gainst the north pier. Pollock had.
innaaged to ..gatch the stern of the
bout but was caught setween it
,and the pier and with each wave
was obliged to duck his head to
keep from ,being crushed. He
mana.gecl to work his way arotind.
and was rescued, his hand however
being badly injured. -.
AUCTION SALE
OF FARM STOCK AND IMPL-
EMENTS. On ,Lot 24, Con. 2, Hay
Township, 1 mile west and 'j toile
north of Heinen on h
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15t .
' at 1 p.m. Sale of 'sheep at 3 pm
LIVE STOCK -1 driving mare;
1 Scotch Srn hortho'Bull, red 11
months; 1 Scotch Shorthorn Cow
roan; red bull 'calf. 4 months old
by side; 9 grade Shorthorn cosw
in calf or milking; 2 -yr. old,
steers; 4 1 -yr. old ,steers; 4 2 -yr.
old heifers; 1 -yr. old heifer; 6
pelves. 1 purebred Berkshire.sow
about 50 Plymouth Bock hens; 35
Dorset Horned Ewes and Rams, all
registered or eligible.
IMPLEMENTS -51-H manure lep-
M.
reader, M -II Binder 6 -ft. that*.
H. corn binder; Deering mower, 6
cut; ,sweep -rake; M -H side rake
and tedder; hay loader, spr
ing tooth cultivator 17 tooth.;:Frost
& Wood stiff tooth cultivator ;disc
harrow, 14 plate outt/trow; 2 side
•Ismoothing harrows;, grain drill and
grass seeder, 12 hoe; -onion drill;
grass .seeder ; furrow ridinet'plow
Cockshutt; . walking plow Cock-
shutt 21; M -H corn and bean cul-
tivator and puller; auto C.. power
jack end belt; wagon, hay 'and
stook rack, gravel ihox; ,es, inch
logeerssesseish;•Jight hob. ,sleieh, 2
;;:-...70,1•eelat ;S2. cuttees, buggy, light
^wagon; fanning mill bag, er; truck
onion thresher; heavy. waggon spr
lugs; Z. 'set heavy harness; 3 sin-
gle harness; feed cooker, sap pans
4 barrel galv. gathering tank, 'sap
pails and Ispiles; Chevrolet to-
uring cars -
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -s Beds;
beautiful Happy Thought • steel
range, coal orf.wood;Happyr
Thought 'cast range; 4 -burner coal
oil latove; hanging lamps; lady's
bicycle; a quantity of wood ;also
many other useful articles of house
garden and +stable.
75 -ACRE GRASS FARM.—There
will be .offered for !sale the 75 -acre
grass farm, being the west of lot
16, con, 7, Hay, which is fenced
sheep; has good shed, plenty of
shade, and never failing. water in
ditch. TERMS—Made .no wn day
of /sale. 'The proprietor has 'sold
the farm and everything ofrfered
i for sale..
TERMS—$.10 .and under, cash;
over that amount 7 Months' credit
on approved. joint notes; ,or 5per
cent, persamenn discount •.for cash
Frank Taylor; Auctioneer. •
W. 0, Pearce Profprietor, \
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In order to quickly dispose of the
balance of our Stock on hand, we
are offering same below wholesal
price. Don't miss these bargains
Don'tmiss this bargain!
Suits made to measure
From $17.50 up
ee our windows for other Speci41 Bargains
Good P.redeire, -Skint ully done by 'a real Tallies, is aia Refresh-
ing to . Your Suit, Jets a good night's Sleep is to you
PRESSING AND ALTERATIONS REASONABLY DONE.
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Tailor, Men'sFurnishings - Zurich, Ont.
Where the Good Clothes come froth
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School Supplies
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the School Boy or Girl
We have a new Stock of
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Books, Pencils, Pens, Water
Colors, and alltextbooks.
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