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ZURICH
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEIEIM BER 12, 1925.
Cheater L. reltUioc• per'
$1,26 a Year 10. 4010006,
exo.LNA:.1;7r'biMRkt,%b$MA.F
Your Business is worth advertising if it is worth running! Try an ad!
Our CoNrner
Scene pleopie believe orItyl'Isalf
they hear evens w ra;*n the& tell it
themselves.
Introduction. of a uicw form of
• kelp for disrpereary beer bottles, by
vilcich they can be: distinguished
from export beer bottled,- hill be
et great aid in police -war against
blind pigs, : iaecor'd!ing to Inspec-
tor Lougheed o2 the Windsor pol-
ice. The neve' caps will put an
end to the practice of bootleggers
• or coverini gup an Siegal purchase
or liquor by displaying a phyu1e-
ian's prescription by the police.
The recent release by Hon, Mr.
Nickle, of statistics rowing some'
$615,00 to have been collected from
to issue of permits for the Sale
.6.E. 4.4 per cent beer, telid but a
-small part of tlaa°+ tory; o$ 'As.4'as a
ve'renue earner for the province,
while final figures are not yet a-
irailable for the fiseall year, which
'2s' within two Weiake of its elose,the,
:'expectation, is' Mhz the total prove
facial revenue, on account of the
new strength, beer will be in the
'neighborhood of $2'150,000 The .4.4
beer only; went into of eet on June
21 last •
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HAY COUNCIL
The regrder mreer Rang^ of the Co-
iencil of the, 'Pp. of Ila r ` wass held
lin the Town all, Zurich., on Mon
day, Nov. 2nd, all members were
present. Tie rninutels of the pre-
v-ious meeting 'were adopted ds
read. ,
The following accounts were
praseed.
Municipal World, supplies , 7,50
Perth Fire Inst Ce. insurance on
hall 20.00; Hjarliington Setel i
steel rd. 7 22.28i;' E. Henldrick, cut-
ting '+xeed4 rd. 14 4.25; C. F Hey
pay sheet rd. 6--11-15 197.50; W,D,
Thomson Payr (sheet 31:75; S. Greb,
pay sheet rd., 6-13 226.59; J. Decher
Jr. pray sheet rd. 8, 1739.35; E. ,Dat-
ars pay,sheet rd; 2138.97; N, Stan -
lake ditto 250.40; R. P. Klopp, sel-
ecting jurors) 4.00; jW,. H. Edi h -
offer sel. jojrors 4.00; A. F. Hess
ditto 5.00; 'M. C'orriverau, bal. rd.
16 2.50; L. Schum'a.cher rd. 10 291.75.
iW. 3. Digit n, id. 3 89.775; W. G
Bell, 'rd., 3 60.14; P. Stelck rds 4-17
239.40; P. Seliwaivia rd. 7, 216,45;
Ky Kyle rd. 5-15 104.30; S. Beehler
seraper 2.00; F. Ryckmanc lcem-
ent gravel rd. 17 '91.50; A. Foster,
pt. payment on culverts W0.00; H.
Steinbach rd. 10 249.60; iG. 3. Thiel
teaming poles' 5.50; Rev. . Rembe
refund tans 1.10; O,n't. Railway.
Mettle. Board, fee re agreement
2.50 ; Postage, re telephone notices
6.003, Workmen's Comps. Board, aas•-
smt 2.51; Fire inn. tel. office 18.00;
Can Tel. & Supplies; material 4,66
Bell :Co', tolls 68.4:)'; North: Elec. Co
tuateiriai 12.66; Zurich Pol. Vill. tax
re dust. prevr 2.00; C. Prouty; re-
fund tolls 1.55;
The Council adjourned to n.'ieert
again on nlanday, Nov. 30th, at
1.34 p.m.
Q i 4C, dy Hess, iG°1erk'.
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SPECIAL PRICES
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NEW 'STYLES --- Ji1.`Ii'T.` IN
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Miss Velma A. Sc1 h U''el,' •
Evangelist and Singer
DASHWOOD
EVANGELISTIC SE1i?VI.CES
.xrs ca J�i/—'�.
Mr, E. Oeschl Ma's on[a business
trip to London on Tuesdasrl.
Mists Carrie Brenner, of Kitch
ene.r visited her parent's here this
week. !
Mr. And Mrs. Wm. Kiopp, and
family of Stratford were holiday
visitors with the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. WM. Klopp.
Mr..a.nid Mrs. Roy Patterson and
son Roy, df Hen!s'a11, Mr. and Mrs.
Kimhke and babe --of Chicago, were
• Thanksgiving via]trsd at 'the home
Of Mr. and Mrs C. Eilber.
' Dr. and MYlrsi. Hubert KIopp of
Welland and Mrs. Wagner of Shak
espeare spent the weekl-end at
'he honxa of the forrner's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Klopp,
Mr. A. Melieh of the village, has
sold his finie dwelling property on
Victoria Street to Mr. A. A. Weber
of thei Bronson Line, Possession
will ba given in Mardi).
The 'evangelistic n•erviee's in the
Calvary Evangelical .Church, are
Fell. attended. Miss Velma A.
Sohn:oll-er' of Aurora, I11., graduate
of Northwestern! College, who is
assisting the local pastor, Rev. F
B. Meyer, is faun outstanding
c]tristian worker aancl 'singer. Her
pleasing pesonality combined with
her wonderful talent in. 1•eadership
and song, commends the admirat-
ion of all who are interested in
the betterment of the cone city
• 1oi "experience of fo:ub yr.ars
with the Petticord Evangelistic
Party and two ,ye•arsJ as pastors
assistant of Findlay, Ohio, . ,. has
eu'alified her to •adapt herself to
the work she now. is so deeply in-
terested in,
. The 'Dashwood church has been
fcrtunate 3n securing (such an en-
thusiastic worker and singer. The
congregation has been greatly
benefited and definite results have
been witnessed.
CHURCH NOTES
Take heedagainst criticizing an-
other who does good in tsonae \trey
other than your own.
Complete surrender is the con-
dition of scaly ation by 'Chri'st; con-
tinued sureeeder• in the open door
to service for C'hri!st. Crown.,_him-
Lord of all, or do not crown him
Lord at Ali.
Tho Choir and the Pastor at both
services next Sunday 10,00 ane.
and 1.30 p.r.
The sermons are '}.tanned to help
,in the big business of living; to
bring those out of the. Bible way
into the ..ay ,and to encourage
the rest lir the Bible 'way.
The, Sar g dot lee and choir music
which is ;,rcratiy appresiated have
the same 1 n pose
The great m:e3ority of our families
hay 0 been, loyal to our servicers
Sunday al'i,ar' outn::ay. May this,
loyalty eeotInue. It. is the only
way 'to be healthy spiritually.
You are v e y wteco':a too. -
Emanuel Evan clic .1 Church
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SC Q'Yti.:OL REP OR L
The fol]owing• ins' the report ,pf
S.S. No, 5. x e'.,:. g for Oetobe4,r
names h.el , ei ord. er )i merit.
Sr, IV—Elgin Hayter, Emma
,McBride,
Sr. IH. -Grace, Robinson, Edgar.
tIVIcCiincleve, uiarg7:••' ,i. obinson.
jr, UI -Vena Snaith., Bert Me-
, -3t 1d', Bruce IC:'•]r.. h 'y, Elmore
Sten'hem4on,•
IIa3•'te • and Catnip
hell hichitl':'y et 0, 4 n'tore Mc-
Bride, Norone e T ob' me,
Sr. I—Allae irunt;
primer—Elva; MciClinehey, Marg-
aret Lamont, i;- a',,,e: 1!f yter.
,Bolt Sprllrre — Sr.
IV Feentcr 'iti'1 ;is,l =iii Hayter
even Sr, iii er',t. Robinson.
Jr. T1I y;,,,,L rtst`; ' in. t'—Res -
so'11 Hayter,. l'o, on Rot 17., �Svzy
,snags its:'., la,.:` .
C". l Reid Nachiet,
Owing to a typographical ere
ror last week„ the Bazaar of ' the
Lutheran Ladies.' Aid was dated
Dec. 6th, this` should have been;
Saturday Dec. 5th.
Dr. N. Svlvre'stre of Londonand
Miss Laurence Charron. of Windsor
were Thanksgiving guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred. . Laporte, Mies
Oluu•ron being a sister to Mrs.
Laporte.
Sorry to report the passing a-
way of Misn Annie Wenn, et the
1..:--mvn of Mr. iareVNirs,. John F±sg
Nits -
on Tuesday evening, Funeral will
be held on Friday afternoon to the
Lutheran cemetery. More par-
ticulars next week. -
Mr.. 'an'd MraChas. Greb of Kit-
ch:'ner were. T-aesday visitors at
the hones of Mr. and Mrs ti John
Brenner, Mrs). Greb Sr. who has
been in Zurich for - some time, re-
turned with. Mr. and: Mrs( Greb
to Kitchener where She will berm'
the winter.
,SOHIL'BE-eDATER S
A. 'very pretty, but quiet wed-
ding was nolemnizzed at the Luth-
eran 'parsonage, Zurich;, on. Frieiaiy
October 30th at high noon, when
Mins Laura, claguhter of Mr. and
Mrs, Edward Deters of Hay Towne
ship was united in marriage; to
Mr. Milford; eldest son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Sebilb% also oaf Hay
Tp, Misa Anna Deters, sister of
the bride, 'acted as bridesmaid,while
Mr. Ervin Schilbe•, brother• or the
-groom, aeted as beat mare The
happy couple left by trains on a
trip to Kitchener and Toronto, af-
ter their return they will reside on
the groom's'' fine farm on the 13Th
concession Ilay Tp., where • they
have the best wishes of their marry
friends.
SMITH—WILDS
1: very pretty erdding was+sol-
einnized at Mr. Carmel R. C.
church, on Nov, 3, at nine o'cloecl
when .Laura, third daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Mark Wilds of; Stephen
.1!p.r' became the bride of Adelbert
Smith, son. of Mr. and Mrs. Wendel
Smith of Zurich, The ceremony
Zwas performed by Rev. Fr. each -
pram, pastor orf 1lk1t .Carmel ch-
urch. The bride entered the ch-
urch on the arra et' the groom,s7 at-
tendant; to the strain's of Lohen•
grin's wedding March,. ;She wore'
a .go,Vn of white t statin • tririimecl
with beads' and georgette and a
tulle well with, oriangeb Lossoirns,
Her. attendant was Miss Di,scola
Smith of Detroit, gowned. in rose-
bud -brown fading into erearalace
over a ' rosebud brown i;lk Islip
(with a•g od )'braid hat. The groom
was -attended by his (brother Mr.
Ted • Smith of Detroit.. After the
ceremony, theg 'uest+r repaired to
the' bride's home. to ,a, lovely wed-
ding dinn +r and supper.The ev-
ening was ispent at thehomy of
the g•room's' farm, where a Iovely
reception and dance were given
to about ninoty guests, 0 Many
usefu lgiftts were preeeinite,d to
th+nn. 1Vl:e. aanr..I Mrs. Smith willre-
side oni the groom• s .farm 1:174
have •core rattllntic►zag by Many ii4
ends. t.
A 100 Per Cent
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Perfect Diamonds
Just Received a New Parcel of
these Beautiful, Stones, Set in the
Very New as': White and Green
Gold Tiffany and Basket Mount-
ings, From; $2a to $1.00; •
W. G. Hess & Sons
Coal Strike
During the Coal.
Strike use Our
Substitutes
Sole Agents for the Resat Win;.
uine CONSOLIDATED WNL- ESS
CREEK, The Best sea OW ear,
tainable. Pocohantie„ tareekelenst
Soft Coal, Detroit Solvar' walk
Coke and best Ant raefte ] �
COAL.
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in Assorted colors Size 72284.
Also a Number of Beautiful English Plush Rugs, pa•fl
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SAVE MONEY BY GIVING USA CALE.
A BIG Stock of Harness and Halters always on races
Club Bags, Suit Cases and Trunks at Right Prieei.
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DRIED APPLES
We are taking good Dried Apples
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est market price
We Sin to give Satisfaction
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL MERCHANT
PHONE 11 97 , BLAKE E