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ZURICH ' HERALD
1 e ars.. Ward Frit and Pred
'61111.7161. Were on a. trip to Windsor
litetsera. L. W. Uroffntin .ui1 d'1:,.
iAlpb )elChert were to S, ai'orth on
deputation of 50 z•epreatenw•
'wig the Retail Merchants' Assoc-
: tion of Canada, wait^c1 upon
..71t>reinier King and members of
111Oa cabinet; and later upon Rt,
*Coax. Arthur Meighan, leader of
?ppolaition, A lie%-latio:n was
''ght from, the excise stamp tax
Win receipts, and it was urged that
and{'deiration be given to a asp^c-
.'' .,'Sales tax to be placedon the
•atibmal loader buisiness as these firms
lone, of the taxes in the c:onimun-
cities is which they .traded, A
A bill' taxing mail-order bu'srness
wa8 being protmoted in the pro-.
ins? of • New J run'aWiek at the
present ti•naew as tin experimental
n easu.rck, f I ' ..
Dashwood
l4liss. Elizabeth, IIartleib of Lon -
den its 'spending her holidays at
her borne hare. •
Mr. and Mrs. J.,Preeter and fam
ay and Miss Fanny Preeter of
Kitchener, called on friends in
town on lvrondiv.
Miss Ferrol Hartteib. of London
spent the 24th at her home.
E has a memorandum on the cheque stub of
every account -- and an entry in his bank
book as well.••a double check on his business. The
incoming cheques or cash are also shown in his bank
book. In a flash he can tell when he paid any par-
ticular account or when an account was paid to him.
His bank book tells hire.
He has no need to go to town to do his business if
he is rushed. A cheque by mail pays an item or
makes deposits almost as quickly as he could do it
himself.
Today the safe, efficient, satisfactory method of busi-
ness is through the Bank.
B ,IK OF MONTREAL
EstablisYaed 1$17
Total Asscts in excess of 4760,000.000
IViz^• �1"izz, Bergey and Miss 14:>~
eta Hoffnflan of ICitehenier, 1s,pept
the week -end with. Mr, and It t ,
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IL Roffman.
Mr. and Mr's, S, Adams 0.11',01:11...
in town o.i Sunday'.
]lir. and Ml's. 3, Wein spent Sun
day in Stratford.
Mrs. 3, .Lippert is on the, sick .I
list, We hope foil: a speedy le -4.
co very, • •
Mr, and Mrs, B. R. Gueiajtherr
and family : spent Sunday in Mit','
shell. '
Mr. and. Mzis, W. 'Fassold and
Miss Verda Fassold of London, sp-
ent the 24th with Mr. and ails.
Fassold,
Mi. and Mrsa May and Miss T.
Ehleiis of Kitchener, ,tslzezit the we-
ek-end with Mr. and Mts. S. Oes-
treicher• r q•
Mr. Vernon ,Schatz and Miss
Idella Bender spent Sunday in
Mitchell.
Mrs. L. I3lnvacherland Mr,
R. Wrllert left for Detroit'last, we-
ek where. they ,wi11 remain for
some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guen'ther,Mr,
Jack Guenther and Mills Rose
:Guenther of. Windsor spent : the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
C4 uenther.
- Mr. and Mrs. Ilerinan Zirnna?r
o i'Stratford, 'spentt he 24th in
town,
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line such as Garden Seeds, Flower
SEEDS, AND GRASS EEDS IN .LARGE QUANTITIES FOR
THE FARMERS,
H 0ICE S � D CORN
NOW IS SHE TIME TO LOOK AFTER. YOUR SEED CORN, WE
HAVE IT BEST BY TES'1',IN MOST OF THE LEADING VAR
fTXES. GET YOURS NOW
LET US SHOW YOU OUR SUPPLY OF SEEDS AND BE
;CONVINCE( THAT THIS IS THE PLACE TO -GET YOUR
SUPPLY.
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HENSALL.
Lad McEwen and W. Fai:bairn,
were at Detroit, returning with 2
new Essex Coaches.
Mrs. Peter Fisher and daughter
are moving their household ef-
fects from Kipperi.
Mrs. J. '0awth;o(ctpe of Tavis-
tock, spent a few days, here with
h:er mother, Mr as.Thos. Dick,
Thos, Parlrner Sr., is here vis-
iting his son, Thos. Jr. of the gro
cery store, and is olol*ing'tive11.
Sam Rennie !spent the week-errd
in Palmerston, assisting the choir
in the United Church, and al!sosang
solos. '
Andrew Boa, a divinity student
who will shortly :be ordained, Con-
ducted services with very much
acceptance in the United Church.
Jas, McDougall, ,who has carr
'foron a merchant tailor bn!sines:
for th.e past few years has edymo
to Hamilton.
Rev. McTavish ;of Crediton,
gave bis '1.uatsrted 'e _tune "F:'onn
the Manger to the Cross," in the,
has^rent of the United Church on.
Friday evening last_
J. McDonald agave a motor car
demonstration in his leafs room
her on Tuesday ..olive last. Sev
oral engineers were present f roar
the Chevrolet motor car works of
Oshawa.
Mrs. Fleming- returned home af-
ter vi!s'ting r;:latives in Kitchener
for a ,time.
E, .Knipe visited 'relatives in
Lostoweli.
The Lorne Fire Engine Co., of
Ingersoll, had a chemical engin in
town the otherevening, giving a
u-Lildemonstration,- a bonfile was lin--
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t on a vacant lot and several pa
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P3 of coal 011 thrown on it, and ig
sited. The engihe 1iad it under
control in leas than a -minute.
Very much ,interest is being utak
en in our r 1 a;'ry t on -.out on with.
baseball and the fo.lo«'ing will ,. e
interesteng to the lovers of the
game. S'uth. H ron Baseball Le-
sgue opens at Henssll on Thursday
May 27th, when the Exetar nine
!Bali be here for the first game.
Reeve Owen Geiger -will usher in
the 1926 'season.
The comrnnuity was shocked o 1
on Saturday morning last, when
'word war re ci:•ed that Daridale-
Lean had died isudienly at th-•
hone of his cousin at Riverside'
Farm, Tuckerrsinith. He has be-
en out there for a few days help-
ing to pull in the crop and was
found dead in bed in the morning
iu'st lying there as if aseelp, Was
,tere 78 years ago in 1 ve:I in Tuck-
ersmith, till he; mored to Hen'saln:
14 yrarr ago, He IS survived by
his widow and two son, he a as
a well read man, active and in-
du'strio•us for his age, and highly•
'respected.. i
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It's safe to buy your
tires. wherever you
see this sign, for the
efficient Dunlop Of-
ficial Dealer stakes
his reputation on and:
D invests .his. money, in
r them.
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Herb Mous
Dunlop Official Service Depots:
eauZurich Geo. H. Beatty, Varna
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CREDI ON
Helen Meisaac who hale been
home for a week's holidays has
returned to London..
:Elgin. Woodall left for Detroit
where he has :accepted a position
as bookkeeper. 11a've
Fran cis CI like and family
returned home aafter !spending a
week in Detroit.
The; •Crediton Horse Shoe Club
met and elected the following of -
Japers for the year. • Hon. PK:s,
G. Beaver, Fres. Joe Lawson; vice-
pres., Eli Lawson; manager•, Geo
Eiiber; Secy -trews. G. E, Wenzel.
The first 'tournament is being pl-
ayed in :Crediton on May 21th:,
Sam'l Redden recently moved to
London from Crediton, 'about two
months ago he Suffered from the
fin, followed by a severe attack
of pneumonia and near:tis, of the
right leg, !she i :si ainin6 !slowly
but still unable to walk.
Jacob Schwartz is under th.e
doctor's care,being i11 with filo-
odpoi'soning in his hand, GIad.
that he is improving.
Fred Wuerth !suddenly became
very ill the other night and the
doctor was hurried to his bedside
for immediate aid, is improving.
EXETER
Mites Ella Link, of Seafortb, has
been 111 at the home ;of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm, Kuntz.
A. J. Payne had a bone in
lits wr'st fractured. when he was
thrown from: the delivery wagon
of Jones & May.
Jas. Fenrice, who has begin cr-
itically, from pneumonia, is im-
proving.
Mr's. 0, rI. Skelton was taken to
London Hospital, where sle was
operated on for mastoid.
Mrs. Jane Ryckman suffered a
severe paralytic stroke.
George Hill, a former resident
o fExeter, died. in Toronto on May
a.Ftlr, following a stroke., he was
83 years, 7 months and a days
old, we% a native of England, and
for many years was an employee
o fthe late J. Pickard,
The death took place at her
residence :south of the village oa
Fr.day last of one of the pioneer
residents of the community in the
person of Mrs. Jas. Sweet, aged
85 years and 8 months. 'Deceas
ed was around as usual and had
nartaken of a hearty dinner and
a few hours later was stricken and
denly and expired. Several mon-
ths ago !she •suffered a s evei e ill-
nesS and at that time her life was
,sietspaired but recovered. She
was born in Hay Township and all
her life had been ;spent in the com-
munity.
COUNTY NEWS.
The merahnata of Varna intend
obser3 i'ig th t weekly half Holiday
commencing Thursday, May 20,th
and •each Thu.lsclay afternoon thr-
oughout the s immer months.
'The home of 1V%. and Mit. Arth
tzr 'Brooke, Centralia, was the scene
o 'fa pretty wedding on. May 12th
-when : their youngest daygilter
Mary L. became the 'sbride of
Wm. E. Ckelton.
The Clinton Knitting Company
ma.de their first shipment of hos-
iery to . New Zealand and have al-
so received orders for Georgetown
Denserar¢r British Guiana, South
America. '
On. Saturday last one of Clin-
ton's oldest resident and highly e5.
teemed residents passed away in
the person of Wm.. Harland, he be-
ing the last .member of the family,
He was bora at Hamilton, but ca-
me up 72 years ago, when Clinton
rcas !still known as :Rattenbury''s
Corners.
Work Will soon begin on the
highway, foam Milers between Mit-
chell. and Dublin, work will begin
at • once, W, X. King, of Oaks:ille:
has the contract.
A depth ,of 3,0011 feet hats been.
reached by the men .who are dril-
ling for oil' on the Challenger farm
in Logan, and®there are now two
shifts of worker's, and working day
and night:. •
The Prov. Government Deist, of
Highways advertised some time a-
i;o for tenders for a . concrete pave:
meat and an • asphaltic pavement
emfr Goderich to Clinton, but no
contract has yet been accepted.
The Government pays 80 percent
of the cost and the county the
remaining 20 per cent,
HENSALL
0, N. R. TRAIN CONNECTIO'l
MORNING
South," '.I ippi n ... ..- 8.22 a.m.
South, Hensall ...' ... 8.32' aim,
South, Exeter . ...8•.47 am.
Stage leave Zurich.... 7.00 a,m,
North, Exeter ...... ... 10.1:6 a.m,
North, Hansen .. 10.30 a.'in.
North, Eippen ... ......10.35 ant',
AFTERNOON
South, 7tippen 4.40 p,m.
South, Pensalt ... ... , 4,50pau,
South, hater . Y• -.6,05 pan.
Stage leave Zurich ... —6.00 pan.
North l keter .. ... , 6,04 p,m.,
North, 13ensall'.. ... 6 is p.m.
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Tailor, Men's Furnishings - Zurich, Ont.
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Writing Tablets blets of all sizes, Fine
Boxed Stationery, Fountain Pens at
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