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Thursday .June 12thi
out rned
We have already turned many
seen.
Smart NewSuits, Haveyou,
them
11i1.VE YOU NOTICED THE 'NEW FABRICS WE ed.RE DISPLAY-
4alitit HAVE YOU. NOTICED THE CHARACTER, WE ARE PUTT:-
Ott .INTO. OUR SPRING SUITS'? HAVE YOU NOTICED HOW
b.L THEY FIT? WHEN SOME OF YOUR FRIENDS TELL YOU,
• SUITS WERE MADE BY WUERH
c CLOSELY. NOTICE EVERY DETAIL ABOU'.r THEM. THE
f"d.''S'I,,T , THE FIT, THE LINING TEE FINISH IS DIFFERENT,
CUSTOMERS ARE PROUD'.OF THE CLOTHES WE TURN OUT
41POR THEM, THEY LIKE TO COMPARE OUR CLOTHES WITH
sitlTHER MAKES. IF YOU ARE NOT •ALREADY ACQUAINTED‘
VenTH O13R CLOTHES ASK. SOME OF YOUR FRIEN'DSi ABOUT THEM
"VIIVEY WILL GLADLY PUT, 'YOU .WISE THAT WE KNOW HOW TO
'AXE CLOTHES AT REASONABLE PRICES.
AiirE ALSO DO DRY CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING.
YOU WILL LIKE OUR WORK
.1 Wuerth, Tailor, Zurich
1924
Convention
Tuesday June 17
'THE HURON COUNTY SOCIAL
VIERVICE COUNCIL WILL HOLD
'Q.IEIR ANNUAL CONVENITION IN
i'SLEY CHURCH, CLINTON ON
.., :The General Executive Cornmitte
vatioisting of the Officers, the Mun-
• al Chairman and .Ministers, will
'`ineeet. at 10 a.rn. and the general
bion will begin at 1.30 p.m.,when
:Vile regular business of the Conven
"Mian will be discussed, prominent a-
'among which willSepreparation for
Able coming plebiscite.
Supper will be served in the ch-
''aaxeeli at 6 o'clock, to befollowed
i44ey Mort addresses.y:.
The evening meeting will begin
yak 8 o'clock and be addressed by
--imminent ;speakers.
All Church and Social Service
organizations . are urged to send
-age delegations.
A. I•RWINt President.
1 R. Willie,; Secretary.
:. Te COOPER, Clinton,'
'�-•... .. Peci ... Secret arA
WOOL
aighest Prices Paid ac-
cording to quality
CASH OR TRADE
ALL WOOL BLANKETS, YARNS
AND WOOL BATTS.
aH, ORDERD PROMPTLY FIL-
LED.
ainhone or write for prices to t17
lefOlewton Woollen Mills'
NEWTON -- ONT.
H. C. WAGNER, Proprietor.
Vie Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallion
CUMBERLAND STEEL `•
22070- (18309)
ilteareltnent No. 5698,' Approved Forth
l 1; will stand ,for the improvem-
'a.'xel t of stock this season at HIS
OWN ST.A.BLE, HENSALL.
Cumberland Steel is 'one of the
-beet stock horses that ever crossed
Vie water and was imported by the
Vie TY J. Berry) who, as everyone
,news, never handled anything but
to best 'money cotit1d buy.
neatock was never beaten in the show
ming in England and he has been
tally successful as a sire here.
e stood an premium horse for a
ars` in one district before coni-
bag to this country at a 'service'
4ee. of $100,
''Ii,1ERMS--!To insure -$13:00; if paid.
`*MV' Feb. 1st, 16925 $11.00
tyaag,era- -. 3'.. B Simpson and V reJ
B ngough,
Here and There
For the first time inOntario an
attempt will be made this spring to
organize a voluntary egg pool. Ar-
rangements for the undertaking
have been completed by the United
Farmers' Co-operative Company, and
it is hoped to cohtrol absolutgl_y the
egg market in the province.
During the year 1923, 3,380tourist
automobiles entered the province of
Nova Scotia, the Land of Evangeline,
according to the annual report of the
Nova Scotia Tourist Commission.
Altogether 63,000 tourists abated
ted
the province and distributed a sura
eatimated at 36,000,000.
A picked detachment of an offi-
cer and tenemen of the Royal Cana-
daig -Mounted Police recently cress -
ed the Atlantic on the Canadian Pa-
cifie liner Melita. Their duty will
be to guard the Canadian exhibits
at the British Empire Exhibition,
The Exhibition and buildings coat
about $200,000,000.
A chain of factories stretching
across Canada will be established
by the Dominion Tar 'and • Paper.
Company, sponsored by •En hsh in-
terests: 'This eras announced by_the
Earl of'Dunutoro, V -O,, and Slat
Harold "Batten, after --e. -'
t0flaaa b - at~e alre
secured in Montreal, Winnipeg; Vane
cguver and Toronto. -
Canada's trade balance is being
steadily maintained, for according
to the February returns,fjust issued,
the imports for that month,- w}tfc'h
totalled $62,133,882, showed a •. • de-
crease of $3,1730814, from the same
month last year, while the reports
for February this year, totalling
367,274,543, showed an increase of •
39,618,382.
Hon, George H. Henry, Ontario
minister of public works and high- •
ways, has announced a change en
the method of financing the planting
of trees along public highways. In-
stead of sending out its own work-
men, he says, the Government has a
scheme whereby farmers planting
trees in front of their own property
will be bonused so much per tree for
.planting.
Over $1,000 has teen paid by the
Province of New Brunswick in wild
cat bounties since the commence-
ment of the present fiscal year. Al-
ready approximately 400 claims for
•the $3 bounty offered forach ani-
mal have been handled by the chief
game warden's branch of the Depart.
went' of Lands: and Forests, as corn -
pared with the 51 claims matlb iii
1923, following the bounty offer
passed by the legislature in that
year.
' • 11tr. and. Mrs, II, Bic1t and family
of Ingersoll visited with Mr. and
Mrs, ,a Stade.
Mr, Czar Steiuhhgen of the Can.
Bank of Connn<eree°has, been trans-
";'erred to Kitchener.
M. and Mrs, Bierenson and
daughter Leona, and Miss Ella
Zimmer of Detroit, visited,*,with Mr.
and Mrs. Zimmer 1 ' t week
Mr. and Mrs.; Kimgpp spent
Saturday in Kite nt"4'
Mr. Moffatt ha . nBFr misfortune
of 'spraining his k r adpwhile play-
ing football at a:efield last
week. t a $l:.
Children's Day
l'
nd An•- ` laserv.ed
in the Evangelica ^ of agora School
on. June 15th at 1 a,"wicl;. h;i Inr the
evening Rev. Dr :irligliyeeliton,
will occupy the thu
_....,.ilrght leave
STANLEY hoar,butip.
fore :al?
A wedding of much interest wads
solemnized at the. Presbyterian
manse, Bayfield, at high noon on
Tuesday, June 3rd, when Mi'ss Eva
L. Dewar, only daughter, of Mr.
George Dewar, was united, in mar-
riage to Mr. Will Talbot, 'son of
Mr. and Mrs, W!. H. Taalbot both
of Stanley Township :Rev. ` Mc-
Farlane perforihedt he 'cereinony:
The bride was charmingly gowned
in sand 'silk', georgette, With hat to
march and bore a corsage -of
lily
of the valley and fern.-fter
eon
gratulation!st, the. young' ;couple left
int heir new Maxwell coach for Ni-
agara, Buffalo, Detroit and other
points. The many friends ,of the
youngcouple join -in. wishing them
many years of happineSa and pros-
perity, and on their l etir'n will take
up house -keeping on the farm on
the Sauble Line which -the ,gr o
no
purchased • from Mr. Geo. Dewar.:
Mr. and Mrs. Jas: Arriretrong and
family, wb'o reside he Saskatchew-
an are visiting at present at the
home of the fcrmer's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson Armstrong.
Mr. and Mr.s : Herb punkin, for-
merly of Stanley, but' no*. of Salk
atoonl, Sask.. ,are v'i'siting friends and
relatives around lore
Messrs. Fred and :Russel .Austin
of Flint, Mich!,, •are visiting at the
parental home in ,Varna.., .
Quite a number motored to God-
erich on Monday night`' to take in
the moonlight excursion ;.on the
Greyhound.
BAYFIELD
The funeral took place last Tu-
esday afternoon of Mrs. Edward T..
Page of Detroit. 'Her }iaideni nam
was Ellei'i; F. McLeod, who: the dau-
ghter of the late Hugh -1 cLeod, of
Bayfield, and was born.. here. Aug-
ust 22nd, 1884, •ShO died, in Detroit
after n. ' `very brief illness; and; . is
survived .by her husband, four
brothers, atn1.ed two
d T ,w,ls 4 R U nfiol
a
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A. 'number- of cottages are in
course of erection iand prospects
aiet hat several. more ;will be built
this 'season, Mr.. McMillan's -is' 'a
.bout completed, it • being 'started
last • fall. :
Miss Nora Ferguson has return-'
ed.from .a visit in Loncifen.
Mr. and Mrs.' Dymond -from De-
troit •motored over and 'viaited.Mr.
and Mrs. Tippet.
Jaynes Ferguson has taken a
position. in London
Robert Parkinson :i isiaway.. ]n
New York State. .
CREDITON'
Rete. D, McTavish is 'attending
'Conference • at Windsor.
Mrs. R. English • og Kitchener' is
;visiting at the home of 1. Enginhel
Chris. Rau who• hoe -been: laid
up for some the is• able to be la-
round again with . the aid of Brut
I r, and Mrs J. K. Eilber, at-
tended the funeyeel of Mrs. Eilberls
aun;- in'mei-new.
H. Eilber is at present con fin-
ed to his bed with rheumatism, sand
hope for a speedy recoi-ery.
, The tool shed ori the township's
lot hes been, coara,pleteled and Gt.
Eifiber is paint -mg
Mrs. 0;. Brown, accompanied by
her son and daughter are visiting.
.tut the home of Mr. and XI'S. H. fill
Witter.
The fiu>leral of the late Robert
Sweet took: place filial the hoarse of
hie daughter, Mrs. R. Hill, to the
Exeter cemetery on Sunday last,
the fiuneral beinglargely attended.
Harrison Holzman, of Detroit,
visited 11,,frs. H. Holtzman and Mit
and Mr is.Jo;'s )hist .and his mo-
ther foil a few ds,ys.
Mr. and Mrs. Dyer of Detroit,
visited in the village best week.
HENSALL.
Mrs. Paul Russell, of St. Pauls,
Minn., who was here visiting her
mother, 3Tra, J. Caldwell, has ret -
Dr. Colin Fletcher was in Owen
Sound last week, attending the
General ,Assembly,
T. Murdock, who has been off
duty for a week, is much improved
Russell McKay, second son of
Wm. McKay of the village, is the
recepienyt of a $141 s,cho'arship wh-
ich he recently won at the London
Medical College.
Ales. 111urdock, accompanied by
Mies Ethel Murdock, Mrs. Geo.
Scott and Miss Katie Scott, mot-
ored to Brantford last week to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Whitesides an,d little
daughter Jean, of. Hamilton, are
visiting Mr and Mrs. A. Whitesides,
The C.N.R. are going to have
some beautyspots or flower beds
,opposite the depot . on the west
side.
Vera' Geiger is visiting friends
in Bridgeport.
A 'nomination will he held soon
to nominate a . candidate for. the
Council to take the place of the
late Hugh McDonald.
A meeting' of the Liberals of S.
Huron was held in the 'Town Hall
Hansa%l, on Wednesday June 4th,
Mr. Duncan Marshall addressed the
large audience present. .
Plans are being drawn'up for
the re -modelling of the old :school
and the addition of a new room.
The -work will commence as !soon
ast he 'summer Vacation starts.
Wrn. and Ada Gram, of Lansing
Mich., :visited, with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs., Geo. Grim.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Keys of 'Flint,
Mich., arevisiting Mr. and Mrs. E.
Parker.
A tramp who was inthe: village
on Sunday making himself a reg-
ular nuisance was arrested. on Sun-
day evening by Chief Whitesides
and locked up, he had a bottle of
rubbing alchol in his pocket, from
which he occasionally refreshed him
'self, - He was taken to Goderich
where he will 'be a guest of. jailer
Reynolds for ten days.
EXETER
Jahn' Hunkin has,., been awarded
the:_.cantcace ;:,a 'new..bridge on
the 4th•`cor‘ 'of Stanley.
Me, and Mee. 3. C. Horton tend.
Children of Calgary, are visiting
here for a few weeks.
Mrs. ' W( FL Doerr and son ret-
urryed from a visit ,With .• lier par-
ents at Mitchell.
.Sonne oft he sports of town[,
fancying a real hunt at the big
rabbits next winter, got a' flue •th-
otougbbred English greyhound fry
om a' Galt dealer.
Rev. WL E, Donnelly, C. P.
Hooper, T, Harvey, .Ja~i, ;H:erta, . at-,
tended the funeral of the late Rev
;MeAllieter at Galt,
Mrs, Well. John fell from 'au'step
ladder, while at her household du.-
(ties
u-,ties aid !sueitane(I a severe hea-
lth*. up, '.
e. Me. and Mrs, C. *Way, ado. by
Mrs. Jack Routledge,, who has been
pirsitin;g her parents, motored to
Dutton
Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Keet1e re-
turned to
e-turnledto Exeter, the for7arer who re
Gently underwent an operation in
g ictori24 Hospital, Lonidon, ids im-
provin
Gordon) Appletob has returned
to his duties as butcher with H
,Rivera/after a few week's abeen!ce.
i Beni3O'Neil, a former resident of
Exeter, who at one time .conducted
la private bank in the building g
oe
.cupied •
by Gladm�ai>, & Stanburyl,
' died at Niagara -on .the+ -lake and
' was buried at Luean.
Editor 3, M. Southcott of the
Exeter Times, and R. N. ;Creech
, accompanied by his. wife, of the
Exeter Advocate, are leaving this
week on an extended trip through
Europe.
.
COUNTY NEWS
The town of Goderich plan-
ning
is lin-
ming to, erect a new Town Hall,.
• Twio blocks o fthe new street
;pavement ir>i Seaforth were roped
off last Tuesday evening for a
street dance.
I R. Cockburn Hayes, junior near
ler of the le,grtl firm of Hays &
,Hays, Goderich, has been' appoin-
ted solicitor for Huron County Co-
unci)„ to succeed his "father, w -ho
o
had served in that vapacity for 25
years.
Mrs. Jas, Wallace of ,Tuckersm-
ith Tp,, diiewd in Seaforth hospital'
,on IV'iay 261h, £ollowing an opedat.,
inn the previous 'day. $he[ was ee
yregrs of age
Thw enterprising eitizen's of qrandi.
Bond' can now boast of an electric,
street lighting laystem, the power
being generated at Mr. Brenner%
garage', and was switched on
the first time!, 4a;st Saturday tri
Thede arai fifty-one large lights s in--
stallled:" and the, village is well'ser-
' ed in' the capacity of light.
' At vleriy `pretty .tven't: took place,
aft title', hone of M. and Mrs W(e1 .
Skinner, ' when Lillie ,Mao, daughter
of Mr. aJnel Mee, J, Heywood of.
Iflmvillel,
wais united in marriage to
Errrjest J. Faster, of Granton, whiclgc
w,ia 's'solernnired a I,high noon on,
Junfe 4tlt in the presence of about•
75 guest Rev, E, Livingstoni pas
tor of E1mville Methodist church, of
jiciate'fl, ;
Thiel body of a new-born infant
Was rece d
nitly[ found „in a cardboard"'
ixox 'itnl the yard, of Frank Rarnibl'y;.
county constable at Staffa. Atr
the inquest Henry :Harburn )admit
•ted-°thiatl her, with two Ather your*
men, Wilbert Chappel and Lloyd
Elliott, had placed: the box in the
yard?, saying that he .foundit int
the ovein! of 'a coal oil stove athha
hIonte, btu' -could -sot explain thea;
it got thiere. Hambly told of finite.
ding the box, calling neighbors to
)see itg and informing . the coronet
of the finding.
The London -Granton stage 'ro...
ute which' has ibeenl in opera.tione
fdr about half a century, wannli'se.
continued recently and the resid--
eats between the two point's aree
greatly disappointed. Thie deei'-.-
sion to discontinue the !service Wain
imade when the post office notifi-
ed the stage owner that the mails
,which were 'being carried, ,would
be dlsipatch d another sway. With:
out income from carrying the mails
the service would' not be isufficienn.
tly profitable.
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1 WHICH WE WILL SELL AT LAST YEARS' PRICES, ALSO
LESS INTEREST. IT WILL PAY YOU - TO SEE US BEFORE
YOU BUY.
FOLLOWING ARE THE GOODS ON HAND AT LAST -YEAR'
PRICES TO MAKE ROOM FOR -GARAGE WORK.
1 Wagon 1 DeLaval Cream Separator
1 Bissell Disc Harrow 1 Peter Hamilton Cultivator
2 Fleury Walking plows
,t. 1 riding plow
4* • 1 tractor plowa it $110.00
THESE ARE ALL NEW GOODS.
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