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ZURICH, FRIDAY MORNING. JU•NE 6, 1919.
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No 48
\TOUR HARNESS NEEDS
Will be promptly attended to here. See:us about
DOU)LE TEAM HARNESS, SINGLE HARNESS,
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
All our sewing done by hand
Rugs, Blankets, Bells
Full line of Whi.ps, Sweat .Pads, Curry Combs, etc
A Trial Solicited
FRED THIEL ZURICH1
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Miss Orpatt, of Guelph is visit-
ing with Miss IViargaret Stelek,
this week,
Messrs, Ward Fritz and Lennie
Callfas, of Kitchener, visitedat
their homes here over Sunday:
Reeve John Laporte is attend
Euree county council ineees at
Goderich this week.
W P, Braun spent Sunday
at his hones lin 'Creditor).
Mr Earl Rau, of Detroit, has
returned to his home here.
MIS s RoXie Eilber, of Monckton,
spelnt Tuesday at her home here.
Mrs, W. G. Fee, of Seaforth, vis-
ited friends here for a few days
last week.
Mrs. McFall of Brandon, Man., is
vieiting at. the home of her bro-
ther, Mr. Wm. O'Brien.
The street sprenkler has been put
to work and is keeping the dust
Zerieh, is to have the benefit of
a Visit of a group, of artists. from
the London Conservatory of Music
on Thursday evening June 19th at
8,15 p. m., n a wonderful form. ot
entertainment. The eon cert is
the most unique presentation e'er
offered the public and consists. of
soing, storieh and violin numbers
accompanied by the most gorgeous
dissolving view picture scenery.
Everywhere this company goes a
veritable sensation is created. The
pietures are marvellously beauti-
ful alnd are projected on the screen
by costly apparatus. Miss Geo-
rgia N. Newbury will be the Read-
er, she is inimitable in her way of
Mg the ,Tune meeting, of the eo- clown in a slight degreegiving her stories and readings so
week. '
linty council at Goderich this Mr Herbert Klopp, dentist, Vis- her a.udience. Miss Florence Delve-
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ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wim, aeryjois well known throughout Ont. -
Her. -wonderful execution and beau -i
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Klopp, for a few days last week,
Messrs. N. E. tDahms, W. L. 1tiful expression never fails to cap -
Siebert and J. Preeter were in Mild ture her listeners. The soprana
May for a few days last week on on this occasion will be Miss El
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. Dr. Wesley Schellig of Detroit, Conservatory staff and well
visited relatives here for a fees known to these parts. Amongst
days last week. He was aecom- many old favorite songs she will
panted by his father, Mr. Geo. sing "SSomewhere a voice is cal-
Schellig, who will visit here for ling," The pictures accornp-
a short time. I allying this song are superbly bea-
The fee paid to municipal clerks utiful, and the effect is impossible.
for making returns of births, mar-
to describe,
riage,s and deaths has been inere-
The concert will1Se under the aus
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Reed from 20e to 25c for eacni pices of thEvangelical church
Cas.e They must now make choir
their returns monthly instead of
tsVarterly.
Mr W, 0. Goodwin, formerly
manager of the Jackson Mfg. eo.,
located here some years ago, cal -4
led on old friends in town on Fri-
day last. Mr. Goodwin was in ac-
tive service, overseas for nearly,
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flue& years.
aio Mrs. John Elder, of ,The Police Trustees of Zurich
+Amalie announce the :engageme- have received official notice from •
nt of their eldest daughter, Grace the Hydro -Electric Power Com -
Victoria,
to Robert McKinleyPeek mission of Ontario of a reduction
youngest son. of Mr. and Mrs. N. in the power rate to the village. I
Peck of Hensall. The marriage The rate inow charged is $69.00 per
p. and will mean a saving to
to take place early in June,
The dates July 13 to 19 have, the local hydro system of about
• ldine eel per annumi,
W. G. Hess
Jeweller and Optician
just Received a supply ot
NOBBY, TRA,CTILON AND WileTE,
DIAMOND- TIRES AND TUBES.
BISYCLE seND AUTO SUPPLIES
Miss Salina Beaver of Hensall,
visited at the home of Mr. B. Cameo Necklets
Pfile, 14th con., over Sunday. I Waterman's High-grade
A number of the Zurich young!
people spent a social evening at Fountain Pens and
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet;
jacobe, Parr Line, last week. Bicycla Accessories.
been settled upon Lor the 6
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ASHLIGHTS AND ELLECTRICAL
SUPPLIES. BICYCLE REPAIRING,
AND VULCANIZING ETC
Phone No. 14.
of the SSynod of Hamilton and
LoIndon. The executive commit-
tee in hearge of preparation i s
headed by Rev. R. C. MeDermid,
with Mr. James F. RThornpson as
secretary,.
Get the community spirit awl-,
Trove for your own satisfaetion
that when you "aaid your fellow
main, you help yourself. Almost
anything possible can be accomp-
lished where everybody is evil ing
to "lifts Be 'an optimist and talk
up your town and community in-
stead of doing your best to runi -
down. Leave the kicking to the
mule and get intio the traces and,
help pull. Put the spirit of heart -I.,.
boss into every forward endeav-
or.
Might it not be a.good thine fos
the Tosvinship of Hay to make a
donation toward the memorial
that is proposed being erected in
Hensel, in memory of our fallen
heroes and in this way helping to lost
make the memorial a worthy one
and something that will stand for
ages. Bronze is probably the
most expensive but it is the only
metal that will withstand the rav-
ages of time and not gather moss,
We offer this suggestion because
we wouldl ike the monument er-
ected to be artstiic and of the ehar
acter best calculated to impress,
influence ancl inspire the chiehem
of the present and future gener-
ations', but it is almost impos-
sible for towns the size of Reneall
Or Zurich to commemorate in r.8
fitting a manner as they \mill
like the memory of those who gave
their lives in the great war. Be-
cause the monument is erected i
Reinsert twee not stand in the we
as a suitable recore could be in-
,s!*r'bed. crediting the Towrship as
bring it eo-dormer in the eree-H
ion of the memorial. The eomm-
ittees appointee to look af .er the
memorial fund have several s't'e
imam consideration, among thee
being the G. T. R. Property \I'h eT1
they aio doubt would lease for 99 p,
years. SShould this site be cho:en
it would be in a manner neu'ril •:;.;
nr o prrtr. 1 he s makii it 'nave
efn natonet ar ri1h.e.• unian cv-
OXFORDS
We invite you to inspect our
new shoes for spring and summer
wear. See our line of
For Men
For Ladies
HIGH SHOES
All Styles and Sizes
Wear well kind
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