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Meeting
IN THE ,INTEREST OF ,
Alex. Neeb
Lib -Conservative Candidate
South Huron
tkHELD AT
CREDITON-Monday Nov.. 22
Grand Bend -Monday, Nov. 22
Zurich -Wednesday Nov. 26
Dashwood -Wed. Nov. 24th ( •
Exeter -Friday, Nov. 20th
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Hon. .G. S. Henry will be at the
Exeter imeeting.
THE CANDIDATE ANL/. OTHER
PROMINENT SPEAKERS WILL
ADDRESS. THE MEETINGS;
A CORDIAL •INVLTATION 'S EX-
TENDED TO ALL LAuTES 'TO ;BE
PRESENT AT 'THESE 1VIEETINC,4:-S,
GOD SAVE .Tag KING
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CHILDREN'S 'AIO 'SOCIETY
The Advisory Committee'of.the'
Huron County Childrn's Aid. Soc-
iety met in Goderich wtih .every
member present, a number of ac-
cohng were passed and the local
'superintendent mentioned se‘ eral
cashi of 1'1 r2 t 'Nvh [were Viscus -
sed anri advice given. It was de-
cided to hold the •annul meeting of
thh Society on Tuesday, Nov, 16th,
in the evneing in Victoria. St. Un-
ited Church, Goder:ch, Eh:et:on of
officers then to take. lace, as well
as addresses by outside speakers
OP the work of the Society.
BIG OCTOBER
Magistrate Charles A. Reid, of
Huron°County police court, (reports
October as one of the busy mon-
ths of the year, (sonie 44 cases in
all have been dealt with. Thirty
of these were convictions, eight
sent up for trial land .six dismissed
Ten charges were laidunder 0.T,
A. $140 of h total of $197 in
fines collected were under this act
There w:17.2 ,six jjal terms, the lon-
gest being five years in penetent-
iary with. lashes. Last 'October 36
cases were dealt with and. $540 in
fines collected. •
Evangelical 'Church Notes
ZURICH - ONT.
Thursday 7.30 pan. Prayer and
Praise
• C. L.•Staith, Class Leader
Friday, 4.10 -Junior League.
Mre..L, Hoffman, Supt.
Friday 7.30 p.mi. E. L. C. E
• N. Geiger, Pres.
. 8.30h -Choir practice.
Miss A. Rennie, Leader
Sunday, Nov. 21st.
10.00 tune Worship 'led byL
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Rev. G. L. ,Gress
11 a.m,-Bible School, Mr. J. E,
. • Gascho, Supb.
* • 'The "I Serve Class", Mis. O'Broin
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7.30 pone. -Worship 'led by
Rev.: P. B. Meyler.
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Wednesday 8p.M, Choir Practice,
R. ;Golding, Loader.
Thursday 4.10, Jr, League, Mrs. F.
• ( 13. Moyer, Shpt,
7.30 Prayer and Praise, •
E. Bonder, •Class L'oader
8 15, Senior E.L.C.D.,
;Mrs, G, Link, President
Sunday, Nov. 21st.
• Am.-Wm:ship) led by
Rev, V, 13. Mayor
11.07,.-P,ible School, A. 3'rk, Supt.
1.30 p.m.Noriship led by
Rev. G. L. Grass
REV. P. B. MEYER, Pastor,
• Mr. Ward Fritz was on a buls-
jpess trip to London on Tuesday,
• „Mr. Ed. Beaver ,of Dashwood,
ealled on friends here Monday.
• Mr. Elmer C1opp and daughter
Neola were Sunday visitors with
rM and Mrs L. Schilbe.
• 'Mrs. D, ,McLinchey who has
been visiting her brother, W. 41
'Wagner has left for ,a. trip to
California.
• Mr. John Gall:man Sr of the
pillage received. a k cry attracti e
and tasty box of apples from his
son Alfred, of Severn, Sash. They
.were grown in British 'Columbia
and are of a )fine size and color,
'while the flavor is perhaps not
-tart as our .easpter grown apples.
• Rev. H. Rearbe ,was, in Waterloo
on Tuesday viewing, selecting and
buying some fine and artistic fur-
niture for the 'Lutheran church and
Sunday School room.
Mrs. Catherine Kalbfleisch, who
was visiting in Holly and Detroit
Mich., has returned to her home
in town.
Mr. Arthur Weber, Anctioneer,
. conducting ran auction hale of
some fifty live hogs, at the Dom -
House,: '.Zurich on ASaturday, of
this week, These should t. meet.
with quick' dernand.
•Mr. and Mrs. C. Fritz were week
end ;visitors at. Kitchener„Guelph
-ad Morristom They also atten-
ded the funeral of a relative at
Guelph, a (young man from Pt;
Arthur, who was droi\ ned :in try-
ing to rescue others from drown-
ing who; were out Skating on thin
ice,
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'Judge Lewis .of God.erich, was
in thavillage on Tuesday revis-
ing_ the voters. list of Ilay .Town -
shin for municipal purposes. A-
bout forty changes made. Then
the. jjudge was here again on
Thursday for the purpose ;of he-
aring complaints and revising the
list for the coming; Provincial el-
ection.•
A number of lour young men of
the village are spendins An out-
ing at the Pinery, orriong them.
w enete; 'erd, Jacob And Ted
Haber, Lee and Lloyd IO'Broin, ily,
Weber, Gid. Koehler, Ivan Yung-
biut. We dipl not exactly know
what kind of bo•ame.iftley are look-
ing for but hope they can tfine
enough game to supply thecook
The .fowl supper ,luld in %in
Lutheran church shed 4sp ;Wed-.
atesday• evening ,wfasi :fine ,suc-
cess. „ Althouth the weather was
most inclement, betwee» 60014and
700 people were present and par-
took of the sumptuous mealy
Troceeds amounted. 'to $419.1.7.Much
rredit is alto due to the fine pro-
gram • trentlered and •especially to.
the fine men's Chorus!,
Mro and Mrs. JcIerb, Mousseau of
the. Village highly ,and royaly en-
tertained a number ciif their fri-
ends to, .a fowl supper on • Mon-
day evening. ,The fowl consumed
were of the numerous wild geese
that have met their fate at ,the
hands • '"Herb's' powerful shot
gun. • They were so .tastfully pre-
pared that those who partook
of the meal thought it wah the
best fowl in the, 4and, and wet hope
You will forgive the editor's mod-
esty• when h admits 01 being one
,00t the "well :filled'" party.
In to vote (of October 23, 1924
when the Ferguson Government
took a, pleb:scite on the question
of Government control as a -sub-
stilute for the Ontario Temperance
Act, practically every Municipality
in thecounty gave a majority in
tIrvor of thz continuance of Qv
O T. A., the Otal majjority for the
county being 11,970: The 'Annie -
now comp'riscd In till
Tiding. of ,North Huron gave a Maj-
ority of 0,476, And the municipal-
it:e% now included. ID South fluron
fy.,ave a majority of ,5,503. In both
to ngs the; vote WA'i mor: than
11. 0.11,.h. to onOtnr
for GOVerritnent -control,
Atwater Kent
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