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MORNING
stage leave 'Zurich ... 7,00 a.m.
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North, No. 163 --- • - _.-10.33 a.m.
AFTERNOON
"Stage leave 'Zurich ... =._3.00 p.m.
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.Forth No. 165 .. --• ---.:-6,14 p.m.
E. W. GB.ENZEBACH
L. D. Se D. D. S•.
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ltittraduate of Royal College of Den -
Surgeons: and of the University
etiat Toronto.
McCormick Block,
eeomite Jewelry Store.
ZURICH — .ONTARIO 51-23 religion:"
LOCAL Ni
Mr. aa..? 14i:i:'r, lVfost?s h;rb, wore re -1
coot Visitors at zN'aw 14 tmbu i',
d. there Mr,, ',Er b, pur
e l t'k e,3 nee Claevrolet tou,rim, .
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A .few of the illage attei,ided. flit excessive heat wave that
the Lawn; ,Social itit Crediton on had a durationm for e,e.a,t'i' two
illonelcly evening, w;Nel;s, Was brolteni on Monday 1ev,-
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r>nin;r 1ixSxe•n the peaty, storm and
doripWour of rater took place and
13y sprinkling the streets with
,water on Saturday •evening, it made
things seema' little more fresh and
Minabroke the heat;.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos.. ,Sharrow, , of
Grand Bend, were Wednesday vis-
itors at the !home of Mr, and Mrs;.
Alex, 1Ylousseau..'
Our Bandmaster,, Mr, Hy. Bele--
melee is: away getting •rearried',ancl
a9 a consequence there Was no op-
en . air music oe Saturday etrening.
Mr. Andrew Kipfer of ,New
"Freight Traffic, Breaking Many
Records," sayls headline. Wisha
:string ng oP' • box ears' could be shun-
ted into the phonograph next door.
1iar.iuu.'g, and who spent •leve r'al
we ,ka with This sons Mr,. Sol. Kip-
fr x, of near Bayfield, 'spent the past
week with relatives on, the '13ron•-
soni Line„
Rev, W, J. Yager of Dashwood
conducted quarterly preparatory
services in the Evangelical chureh
on Friday evening ,which was for
lowed by . communion services on
Sundays,
Mr. and Mrs. Johan Ga+scha ,and
sou ' Edgar, Mr. and Mie. D. Rex-
ford. and children all of Pigeon:, Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
ef.Mich.,. and Miss Gascho of Lan-
sing, Mich, are this .week visiting i ootri I.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John fox 112ay and June. The marks
Gellman and other relatives. They were based on ,examinations, attend
hadan enjoyable family picnic at arrjce conduct and general efficie
Grand Bend on Monday.
tuna
the weather is much more coin-
fortablei,
LIBERALS MEET Air IIENSAL.L
The 'Annual Meeting, of the South
Huron Liberxn,la ,Association for
Federal and PQ'ovinciail'. Pexposee
was held in the Memorial Hall;Hen-
Bail on June 19th. lThere ways muchranthusiasm displayed. by the dee
legates and a :committee was ap-
pointed. to arrange for a Monster
.Picnic to be held in August. Re-
solutionls were passed ,endorsing the
Piatfornie •°'ted praising the leaders
of the Federal and Provincial Ro-
uses aru'ti 3, M. G•ovenlock andFred
McGregor, candidates in :g:Iuron for
their untiring energy in fighting
for the Principals of Liberai.iisnr('
The following officers were elect-
ed.-The
lect
ed• -The :t`ederal' Association; Dr,
Shaw, Clinton, President; Owen Ge
lata' I•Iensall 'rine-pres; 'Thoe. For-
e
ee tin Kippen' eer etary; "John
Pieeter, Zurich, Treasurer. — 'The
Provincial' Association e. John Mor -
:;an Exeter President; ; Chas. Fritz
Zurich vice pres; Thos. Shillinglaw
Seaforth' Sect,
Prof,. Alvin seems, who had be-' Jr. II—Pearl Sararas 349, Albert
en teaching languages at the Heideman 321, Francis Kipper 308,
Oakville college, for a number of .'Laurette Farwell 281; Leonard.
years, has .resigned that position Smith' 277; Richard. Bedard 274
for a similar position at Chicago, Sr. I—Harold Stade 33i; Ivan Wil
He is .spending a few, days lathis lrar L 333„ Violet Schwalm :25; Mayj-
borne on the .Bronson Line, peeve
ions to leaving for that city,wbere
he will take a course to, prepare.
himself for the degree , 'of Doctor
of Philosophy. '. We wish the
Professor continued success in his
new position, and. take the erivel
e. e of saying that we feel proud.
at the fact that, he. is one eif our
boys' making, good.
An old darkeyg ot 'up iioe night
at a revival meeting aiid Said;
"Brudders and sisters,, you know
an' I knows dat 1 'ain't, been what
I oughterc R een: I's•e robbed hen
roosts, and stole hogs,, an' tolelies
an' got drunk an' shot : craps, an'
cussed, an' swore, but I. thank the
Lord. der's one thing I ain't nebber
Bane; I ain't nebber lost niah'
cry Gascho 320; E"aline Ayers297
Antionette Grenier 227. T'•,
MacKinnon, absent for ezae:.
Jr. I—Earl Fiaeboiard 318; Glad -
'A in illelick 294; Geol. Ducharme 282;
Albert Diechert 268; Gordon How-
alci 257.
n Se, 'Pr—Rearlrey, Clausius 257;
Flossie Stelek 2.50; Armond Gzed
icr 238; Roy Smith 237; Harry Fos-
ter 203; Ivan' Kipfer 181; Stewart
Thiel 162, Ka'ei Uttley absent for
Jr_ Pr 'Margaret Haberer 121;
Glace Walper 121;.Aiie•e. Decher 118
Quimby Hess 117., Stewart Koehler
11,4 Dorothy Stelck 113; Alvin St-
aubus 112; Beatrice Gascho 112;
Beta Fleischauer 101; Charlie Thiel
103; Rosa Zettel 90; AlbNt Leiboid
86.
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t, Gem like islets thrusting up from smi-
ling summer seas. 2. The "Motor Prin-
gs" after launching.
THE .magnificent chain of fine
emptor roads which wind through
:lae Selkirks and the Canadian Paci-
c Rockies to Vancouver and points,
Ann the southern British Columbia
einorder, thence through the western
'states of America, touching as they
-do the finest of the Canadian and
American National Parks, need . no.
introduction to the world of motor-
',dom. Every mile of roadway, espe-
ctally through the Canadian Parks
!vielei'e it has, in many places ," Been
out out of solid rook and at stupend-
'; ^nus cost, has been built with an eye
.''to easy travelling and scenic gran:
tour, and from early spring until
'tete in the fall a continuous stream
automobiles, bearing licences
iterated in every town on the eon-
lament, pour along the highway. No-
where: else can the motorist' obtain
4 eh a Tong run through such ever
*cllranaiirg scenes of natural beauty,;
During the past few years it has
become quite the tiling to motor
through vacation time, and those Who
eeh.00se this way of holidaying are
unanimous In their choice of a'"hunt-
leg gronn.d." British Columbia and
the rookies are not the things to be.
'done," because having travelled'
tliroilglni once means never' to
tast've willingly done with the country,
leo less attractive on .acotinLot its
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good roads, scenic properties and
tourist accommodation is Vancouver
Leland, The city of Victoria at .the:
southern extremity of the island is
the hub from. which the "round the
Island" and shorter roads radiate,
and the town itself, with its broom
decked hills, its thousand gardens,
its avenues of hawthorn°, acacia,
lybnrnuni and other fragrant trees Is
the goal of all who having covered
the scenic routes of the mainland
would still enjoy the pleasures of
the road without travelling the swine
road again, and those vrho are at-
tracted to the island by its particular
type of beauty, which is after the
English style with "just enough of
the tropics thrown In."
The passage to the Island Is
usually made by retry front Wax-
er, Ivor,
r r-ec.iv'r, or Bellingham in the State
or Washington to Victoria or one of
the west coast ports nearby. The
Canadian Pacific Railway ContlSany
has this` year put into service a new
automobile ferry, the "Motor Prime
cess," a motor driven vessel which
operates between Bellingham and
Victoria and which, with a capacity
for fifty automobiles and well ap-
pointed accommodation for 250
passengers, plies twice daily.
The route traversed by the ferry
Is marked by islands, some of which
are miles In extent, others germ like
islets thrusting up from smiling
sons, inaking the waterway a minces -
siert of pictures to which the most
famous of salon hangings cannot,
compare. The lordly Mount Bolter
is also seen from the ferry 'to ad-
vantage, standing. as It does In n
mettle of dazzling Meow Cm
id th.
foothills of the mainland.
ASUWOOD„
Miss" "Elsie 'Burn Hof Pt. Ifuron is
'isitiI)tZ hear grandmother, :Nies. J.
W itzeai,
Mesa Dora' Kraft is at pr sentavis
itieg her parents, 1U1i;; and. ,Mrs, P•i
is.r aft,
lee Evangelical church are hole
ri.tuthe it annual strawberry soc-
Jai on Friday June :29fli.. A rood
erc,ryr:arn includiee '!radio iancl fire
works is being prepared, Lunch,
V. ill he !set v'edi from, 7 to 9 o'cioeki.
M. 'Fend Mileer spent Sunday. at
London and other points near Lake
Eire. •
Rey,. and Mrs.. Yage rwero to
ernelou on Monday.
A :number from •Dashwood, a.t-
,;aided theCrediton 'Distriiet Sun-
day Scihool Convention at Zurich
an Tuesday,
CREDITON
C. Zwicker ha spurehased a new
McLat zblin sedan: 4
L. W. Brown, .B. who ils' ini
charge of the circuit at 'Creighton)
efieesre, *ane at a , few days tat his
home ' here, I , ,
lY4iss Vera Holtzman,, i,nurse-in
training at Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, is holida:vim; 9v1th bee pie_
eats, Mry. and Mrs.' J. H. Holtgman.
Russell Clark, • former lye:pf the
rank of Comm ercee"Sarnia, left for
Detroit) '
The many friends of Mrs. Char-
lotte Brown
har-lotte.l3ro'wn well be pleased to learn
that , she has 'left the i,oSpita'I and.
is at present in Kitchener with her
daughter, Mrs. Sweitzer.
G, G.' ,Mevnatd ,forir rl,'y, of
Llinkwater, Sask., has'taken over
the rxranu gement of the'Canadian
Lank- of Commerce here.
Mrs. T. A. Garvin. of S' skatoon
spent laist week( with tier sister, -
Mrs. H. K. Eilber.
TiiL;S ESI
Wedding bells 'are -tingles in
out "'ieinitv', i
ra r, . in:b•ers 'o1 the Love fair-`
planning o . ha 'e their an-
;.. el picnic at Grand,Bendh (- ` le -
Pleased to :see' Mies Mary land r1YI;,
Cooper Forrest outafter theiri1-
i m .Ss.
Mr ,Edmund Troyer' is busy. pa
inning his house and reeking imp-
ro ".ementts.
The monthly meeting of , the
mission band ;will be ih'e1d on Sa;tt^.
Sun da•y
There evii1 be a garden party
held on the church (lawn in the im
mediate future. • At gond supper
will be served, Zurich Band will
luini3h the tTitisie;, also other tat-
ent.
EXETER '
Mr. and. Mrs, Jos.' Politick and
daughter Pauline, "of Ham0rton,, are
holidaying for two weeks with re-
latives here and at Grand Blend
Wa D. Sanders has returned from
t ni. 41gotrta Di'strict where he sp.-
Frit ;it the week ad.dressin ; m•aetiin s
in the; interest of Mr. Higgins„ U F,
O. candidate.
Great improvement' is evident a-
epuneI the library andhydro stat-
ion: ,The ground has. been level-
led and trees !shrubs and Flowers
planted, it will 'be a beauty spotn
Amon the suacceIsful s'udent
the 'first year • !examination's at
Toronto University we note 'the:.
name of MrStuart Stanbury."with
honors in erie:ace.
The Scotch Doubles bowling to-
urnanieit'on ,the loeal greens
on
`Vednesday of last week was one
of • the best in the history of the-
club, 5.4 rinks wale ,entered and
there: were no defaults.
On June 14th, Atber"t Ford. ;pas-
sed away of his liorr;s, on Huron
Street, wsecl83 years ;and 4 monthse.
He hadi been ailing for several mon
ths. and shad spent his entire life
in this community and was held in
the .highest esteem, was- memb-
er of J 1l.ies et. Methodist church.
Last Isabbrtth was Rev«. McAllist
er's last Sunday;'as Pastor of the
Main St. Methodist church, pi's suc-
cessor, Rev. Mr. Clydesdale of At-
wood will arrive this week to take
charge.
HENSALL
Mrs,, E, DI ,Dodds and Mrs, And-
derson of Shelby Ohio', are visiting
the Scott family , '
Jos Eisenhoffer of Listowell,was
here visiting .his' daughter Mrsl.
H. Price.. '1 ,
Pro, H. •Dougal', who;recently gr-
aduated at London; is -pending a
few weeks• `with his parents. ,
Confirmation class and services.
were held at Staffa church last
Wednesday when the Bishop of
Huron, was present. •
"'Mrs. Thos. rSherritt, Sr., an;d• her
datrghter, Miss Dora. E., left foran
et"rn1,ed v'tsi;t tee,the West and
Dakota.. - Vis. ,Sherritt, has five
married daughters in the west, as
'well as other relatives and friends
Our council is putting some,oill
en the back and side streets,
• Jas. Sangster, recently erected
a neat little building on what has
been known as the ;Scott prop-
erty. ,
Mrs. G. C. Ha'ss1ell, of Chamber-
sburg, Pa., ;accompanied by her
tette daughters are vi'sitin her par-
ents, Mtn, and Mrs,.J. W(. Ortwebn.
The Hensali quartette of Carmel
church were in, Brussels on Monday
last, assisting a tar a church anniv-
ersary. r
Mr. andl Mrs, ;WIC. Pearce attend
ed the funeral of Mr.. Pearces' aunt,
Mrs.' (Dr) Metay, at Woodstock,
i'edeutly4 '
" Rev;. Grant Of Grand Bond, eon*
d.aetecl sereieee in ;the Preabyite'an
church on Sunday,
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Juniors
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