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Miltiner
Clearing Sale of Spring
and Summer Stock
ALL TRIMMED AND UNTRIMhZ-
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DURING REMAINDER OF. THIS
MONTH.,
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YOUR PROPERTY AGAINST
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1919 wind storm. Amount of Ins.
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WALES IN LIGHTNING RODE
BLAKE.
Picnic parties to the lakeshore
are the order of the day.
Dr. and Mrs. Schellog of Detroit,
2lecompanied by Mrs. Alex. Sp-
arks and son of Hensall called on
eriends in the village recently.
Miss Clara Zapfe spent Sunday
:With friends at Bayfield.
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Quite a number from this tic -
laity attended the Garden Party
at Hillsgreen on Tuesday evening
\of last week.
Miss Marguerite Douglas, .Dou las, who
taught schoo"I in Stnaley left on
Wednesday for her home at Hyde
Fart:.
Mrs. Clarke and son, visited Sri-
ends in Zurich on Saturday. of
Mr. and Mrs. Eral Weido
Zurich spent Thursday al,ternoon
at the home (xi' Mr. and Mrs.. loss
see h'nston.
Miss Mary Gingerich is atpres-
.ent visiting "rienee i,t this vicinity.
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SPORTS
What was termed by a good
anan fax as the best exhibition
of ball played on the local diam-
ond took place on Tuesday even-
ing when the boys of the Classic
City played their first game
here for 'Ihis season. The visit-
ors are a good clean bunch of
sports and certainly go in to' win
and by looking at the score by
innings, it looked as if they would
Pun away with this game at the
end of the third inning, as Ohlert
our popular pitcher, had a night off
and could not get his .slants and
curves to Work. But it looked
rather hard for "Dodo" Hoffman
to step in the• box at the begins-
ing of the fourth intneding to win
the gm
ae with the score 5-0, but
"Dodo" certainly come across with
the stuff, as he charged them in
his old "Tiger Fashion" and their
scoring season was done,for.
Two homers, one by Henning and
one by W. Braun and a triple by
Ohlert and one by Braun were the
striking . sensations of the !evening
An immense attendance was pres-
ent, and they certainly were ,well
pleased with the brand of ball
played. This includes the first
half of the League games, our
boys played one tie and lost one
to Goderi:ch, winning the balance.
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1st. INNING
Lavelle walked; Moore grounded
out; Lavaile 2nd on. Henning's error
Edwards singled to 1-1, Lavelle
scoring; Richards flied out; Flan-
igan flied out.
C. Hoffman flied out; ;Siebert
hit by pitcher; L. Hoffman flied
out; Henning grounded out.
end. INNING
Dyer grounded out; McKenzie
flied out to c -f; Edwards singled;
Doughboro grounded out.
Ohlert tripled to r -f; .F Brown
flied out; W. Braun singled; Ohl-
ert out at home; C. A. Hoffman
fanned, •
3rd. INNING
Lavelle walked; Moore ground-
ed out; Laveell 3rd on Hoffman's
error; N. Edwards singled; Lavelle
scored; Richards doubled; Plan -
igen doubled, Edwards and Rich-
ards scored; Dyer singled; Mc-
Kenzie singled; Dyer home on
Hoffman's error; Edwards fouled
out.
Wurm first on Dyer's error; C
Hoffman fouled out;; Siebert sin -
•g Ieci; L. Hoffman singled; Henning
faun?d;
4th. INNING
Doughboro flied out to pitcher;
Lavelle grounded out; Moore wal-
ked; N. Edwards singled; Richaiiug
hit by pitcher; Flanigan flied out.
Oltlert singled, ,;F�1t� ,.!Brown 1st on
R,ehari e error, 'W:'` Braun' tripled
Ohlert and Brown scoring; C. A.
Hoffman 1st on Richard's, error,
Braun also- socring; Wurm' 1st on
pitcher's error; C. A. Hoffman out
at 3rd; C. Hoffman bunt; Seibert
singled, C. 'Hoffman out at 2nd;
j,. 13offn-an flied out.
5th INNING ' '
Dyer fanned, McKenzie singled;
N. 'Edwards •singled; McKenzie out
at 2nd; Donoughboro .flied out.
Henning grounded Out; OhIert
walked;. .P Brown singled;, and
out at 2nd; W. Braun flied out.
6th. INNING
Flavelle fanned; Moore singled;
Edwards fanned; Richards singled;
Dyer fanned.
C. A. Hoffman grounded out;
Wurm grounded out; C. Hoffman
singled; Siebert doubled; L.
Uoffmar Vied out. • .
7th INNING • r '
Dyer grounded out; MceKenzie
singled; Edward:; grouclde:d ant; i
Deugh oro tanned,
eilning homer; Ohlert fanned:
F. Brown doubled; W. Braun a
homer bringing in .l+ Brown C. A.
Hoffman flied out; Warm fanned
8th. INNING ,
Plavelle hit by pitcher:; Moore
flieded out; Edwards singled;
Rich-
ards
ards flied out to pitcher; Flanigan
grounded out.
C, Hoffman, Siebert and L. Hoff-
man grounded out.
9th, INNING
Dyer fanned; McKenzie ground-
ed out; Edwards fanned.
Stratford
Lavelle, 3-b.
:4ioore, '1-b,
N. Edwards, 1-f
Richards 2-b.
Flannigan r -f
Dyer es.
McKenzie, c.
W. Edwards c -f
Doughboro pit.,
C. Hoffman 3-b
Siebert, '1-f
i, Hoffman, s.s,
'Henning;, c.
Ohlert, p.
Brown, F, c
Braun W. re,
Hoffman C."A.,.lets
Warm 2-bw.
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Stratford
Doughboro had 4 stet isem ts :t s
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of weeklk examss gives the stand -
24 b 9, 4 ing of the pupils of the various
5 0 2 2 grades, for the last term of the
5 0 2 0 present school year.
5 0 1 0 Jr. 5th—Grace Turnbull 82;
4 1 1 1 Merlon Turnbull 81.
4 1 2 0 -;s. TV ;—Eddie Turnbull 69;
4 2 '1 0 iuUl Turnbull 68.
4 2 2 0 ,,Sr, IT.I--Nellie Kenney 82.
4.0 0 0I Jr, III;—Pearl Wolper 78; Joe
4 0 0 1 'Suter 72.
1. -Elmer Kelter 66; Katie.
39 6 11
4 TIJr,?r':'o1 n 63.
0'00 300 3Gx- 6 Part II; -Jean Turnbull 85;
14i:11''•1 Waiper. '84; Olive. Turnbull
104 00 Ol0 5 81; 1:t'rrbert Keller 83.
t� T ,--1thinhart Keller 8i. ; Be-
.ti-, 7s1: {Bili Weloei' 77.
• , .•RhinItert Teselemen 82
ess 7'
J. S. Delgaty, Weaeher.
1C. Roffman flied out; Wurn
fanned; L. Hoffsnen, singled to
centre; Henning sinled to centre;
'Ohlert a long fly to centre. No
ttns, 2 hits, nos errors.
Lavelle walked, 'Moore grounded.
to pitcher; Flanigan an infield Sly;
out; Richards singled; Lavelle Ito
me; Edwards fanne;l, 1. rem 1 hit
ea errors., .
2--13rown' 'singled to centre; 10.
A. Hoffman walked, l'al! fas fan
ned, Siebert flied out so right;
C. Hoffman singled, J3rowe and
Holfman scored; •Weans • grounded
out.
The Game at Stratford.
• Edwards fanned; Dyer tussled;
Clifford field out to ceotr•e,
3—L. Hoffman }lied'" to *.entre;
Henning singled; ,Oleert fanned;
Brown grounded out.
I Riggs and Lavelle both fanned;
Moore fouled out.
4-Callfas grounded out; C A..
Roffman fanned; Siebert fanned,,
Flanigan got :a fluke double;
Richards fanned; Edwards flied
out; Clifford fanned. • • w
5—C. Hoffman 'rounded out,
Wurrn flied out; Hoffman ground-
ed out.
C. Hoffman was under Rigg's
fly; Moore grouaded, out; 'Piaui -
an fouled out. •
6 -Henning and Ohlert siegled;
Brown flied to centre and Ilenning
scored after the catch; Siebert
flied to right and Ohlert scored;
C. Hoffman fanned.
'Moore and Flanigan leng'1ed, =La.-
velle doubled; both came home;,
Richards flied Out; Edwards str-
uck out.
fi—Wurm and L. Koffman groun-
ded out; Henning sisieled to cen-
tre; Ohlert doubled, Henning K-
ering; Brown grounded out.
Riggs grounded out; Lavelle
bunt; Moore singled; Fiauigan sin-
gled; Richards flied out; Edwards
fanned. •
B—Cailfas fanned; Siebert dou-
bled to centre; leoffn'ilin walked;
C. Hoffman flied' to centre and
Siebert was doubled, at plate.
Edwards tripled; Dyer sings -
led and Edwards scored; Rigg
doubled' and Dyer scored; La-
velle grounded; Moore canned;
Richards flied out.
Game called on :account cf dark
Hess.
Zurich
C. W. Hoffman, 3-b'.
Wurin, 2-b.
L. Hoffman', gee
Henning, c.
Ohlert P.
Brown r. -f.
Cal las, c.f.
Siebert 1.f.
C. A. Hoffman, 1-15.
Stratford
'Lavelle, 3-b.
Moore, 1-b
Flanigan re:
Richards 2-b.
Edwards, 1.f.
W. Edwards el.
Dyer, se.
Clifford c.
Rigg, p.
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The vicar's name was Smith,and
he had recently been honored by
the degree of D D. The doctor
of the village was also named,
Smith. A stranger came once to
the place and asked a native the
way to Dr. Smith's house. "Which
Dr. Smith do youl mean sir?" was
the reply; "im• what preaches or
'tin what practises." , , •
WAYBURN NEWS
Mt: and Mrs. Isaac Hill of Cred-
iton were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Delgaty last Sunday.
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Palmer who
have been visiting in Wayburn,,
left for Hensall last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs; T F. Turnbull
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spent Thursday night of last we-
ek with Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Delgaty
The gospel services conducted
by our teacher, J. S. Delgaty were
brought to a close last Sunday
evening. A. very large assembly
gathered to hear Mr. Delgaty give
his farewell address in Wayburn.
These services have been well at-
tended and we have reason to be-
lieve much good lieve much glood
has been done in this vicinity.
Everybody expressed themselves
as having beexi greatly 'Noosed slur
ing these services.
SCHOOL REPORT
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MSR® RUBBERCUSHIN.ON INNER Tin.
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I hve been appointed Agent for this district fo
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above Celebrated Inner Cushion Tires. And will
be
pleased to give a demonstration at any time. Gall and
be convinced.
John Hey, Jr. - Zurich.
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NOTICE is hereby given pur-
suant to the Statutes in that be-
half that all persons having claims
against the estate of Charles Wal -
per late of the Village of Zurich,
in the County of Huron, Gentle;
man, deceased, 'who died, on the
6th day of December, 1920, are
required on or before the 16th of
July, 1921 to send by post, prepaid,
or deliver to the -undersigned, full
particulars of their claims, duly
verified by affidavit and the
nature of the security (if any) held
by them. Further take notice
that after the said last mentioned
date the assets of the said cleceas
ed will be distributed" among the
parties entitled thereto, having re-
gard only to the claims of which
notice shall then have been given,
Dated at Zurich this 21st day of
June, 1921.
Henry Plaxbard and Andrew F.
Hess, Zurich, ont., Executors of
said estate.
If a preacher is weary after
preaching a long sermon, he at
least has the heartfelt sympathy
of the congregation.
HENSALL.
Laird Mickle made a business
trip to Por 'teWilliamu last week.
Mrs. Geo. Scott and 'daughter,
Miss Katie, have returned from
.visiting relatives and friends in
Sliotoletoi
A. number of our villagers are
arranging for cottages at Grand
Bend for the summer months.
Milton McTaggart from + the
west, is visiting his father, Mr.
Alf. McTaggart.
The death occurred on Tuesday,
June 21st, of Harriette Heiden,
belo'v''ed wife of Mr. Thos..Parimer
Or., at the age of 69 year and
6 mionths, after a lingering illness.
The funeral was held private, and
took place on' Thursday afternoon
to Hensall Union Cemetery.
One 'of the old and respected
pioneers of Hay passed away on
June 18th in the person of Marg-
aret Slater, aged 79 years and four
months. ` The deceased has lived
for many year's on the old home-
stead, Lot 5, N. B., and is one of
the old settlers. She its survived
by her two brothers. The fun-
eral took place on Tuesday for
interment in the Hensall Union
Cemetery,
COUNTY NEWS
John Getenby, aged 35, an em-
loyee of the Electric Light Com-
pany of Mitchel, was electrocuted
while working in the Mitchell pow-
er •house on Saturday last.
A pretty wedding took place at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Cann, of Usborne, on Wednesday
June 15th, when their daughter,
Marguerite S. \vas united in mar-
riage to Mr. Earl D. Johnston of
Granton.
A. movement is on foot to pave
to 'short piece of road at Grand
Bend, from; Breener's Hotel.. to the
lake, about 100 rods, on the boun-
dary of Huron and Larnbton. The
'Huron County Council has been
approached on the mutter.
The corner stone of the new Me-
thodist Church, in course of con-
struction at Brinsley, was laid on
Tuesday, June 14th. The services
was conducted by Res; G. W.
Ravers, B. A., : 13. D., chairman of
the Methodist district. The pres-
ident of the London Conference,
Rev. J. Wt. Hibbert gave an . in-
spiring address making reference
to the ssplendid enterprise into
which the community had entered
so wholeheartedly, which was in-
dicative of the place the church
held in their lives. Two stones
were laid; a Ladies' Aid stone and
Et trustee ston'e(b 1 W. G. Medd of
Exeter and S. C. Chown of Lucan.
EXETER
The Exeter baseball team has
dropped out of the Junior Series
at the N. W, B. A., owing to hav-
ing Tethered d a 'man over age in
I this' a :less .tel hav'ine woi rev-:
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An old stand under new management.
First Class work by a competent:,
mechanic.
Gasoline, Oils, and accessories., Com
p ete stock of
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Wnt. Newcome who has been
visiting his mother and sisterhere
for some weeks, left last Tuesday
for his home ba ' Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. T. Gregory and Miss Stella
Gregory left Monday evening to
spend a few weeks visiting the
former's daughter in Chicago.
J. C. Tom, of Golden', B. C., who
was here attending the funeral of
his mother, the late Mrs. Torry
left on Thursday last.
/Mr. and. Mrs'. McDonald \ of
(S•riinmell, Towa, and Margaret.
'Smith of Windsor are visiting with
Mrs. McDonald's mother, Mrs, J.
Snell t I
Another .of the aged residents of
Exeter passed away on June 14th,
when Ann Swan, relict of the late
;James Airth died et the home of
her daughter, Mpa. E. Coombs, Ex
iter Nestle at thesage of 84 years
and 9 months. Deceased fell
o,,es a year ago and dislocated
lees hin. This, together-. mit"•t 1' • -`
IL) (y"'t'.X, a t 'Y : her den's",
CREDITON
George Lawson has recently puts --
chased the trotting mare, known
as "Laura Watts" from,, Andrew.
Murray of Wilton Grove,
Miss Laving Smith is making fail
,progress, after having had her-
face
er face severely bruised in au auto.
accident recently.
Mrs. Edward Palmer inset with a,
very painful accident last week,
when' opening a can of chloride of
line. It exploded burning her
eye badly. ;
The Orangemen of the Crediton;,
lodge marched to the Methodist
church on Sunday evening whey
Rev. Brooke addressed them.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mawhinney,.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris, Heist, Mr. and
Mrs,' Jacob Schwarz and and
it. 'V":tt..M ttoe a"•c . att'vifled the-
'uner-il tit a'eisi,ltener of the late
Mrs. John Heist. ,,