Zurich Herald, 1926-07-08, Page 401440
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,At Every season
Of The Year
the enterprising farmer needs -the co-operation
of a progressive bank. The best way to be
sure that your seasonal financial requirements
will be taken care of is to 'keepin close touch
with your bank all through 'the year.
Build up your balance and your ac-
quaintance.' These may stand you in
good stead in times of emergency or
opportunity..
Rbta1 Assets
kin excess ce
76o.000.coo)
ZURICH HERALD
Rev, Dreier of Crediton load 110V.
lvley,er ea.chafged pulpits on Sun
day
14r ,and Mrs. Walter Fassold atad
Miss Venda Fas'sold of London sp-
ent Sunday with Mr. and Mks, P.
1+ Ya'ssald.
Tile Evangelical church is hold-•
ing the annual 'strawberry social
onthe &math lawn on July 3th.
A good program is being prepared
Mrs, Fc pie of ,Hensa'll and deur
girt r oiif Windsor, spent a few
daps with relatives last week.
Mr; and 11Irs, Melvin Guenther
and family ('of Windsor , are ciriitr
ing with. Mr. , aid Mrs. Chas, Gu-
enther:
u-entlh,er.
BORN- I^';c gland, on Buncda,f'
June 27th to Mr. and. Mrs, Wesley
HENSALL
Miss J. Johnston, Principal fo
the Continuation school, is 'spend
ing holidays • at Ther honxe in Clif-
ford.
Mays. J. S. McDo'nald and mother
'left for Toronto for a visit. she
recently underwent an operation.
James Morrow, of Winnipeg,
is here visiting his brother and 'si's
tel+s, 'Wm. 'Fee', and sisters,''
John Carmichael left for Detroit
where he has !secured a position.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Scott and
family of Toronto, are visiting re-
latives in town.
Mrs. Percy Southen, of Windsor
is visiting with her mother, IVIrs.
John Pope.
Mr. and . Mrs,. ,Alek Henry and
children, of Cass City, iMich., are
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Sararas, of Detroit, visited
at the hone of her brother and his
wife, Mr. and Mrae'llarry Price.
Helen Elder, who hold's a very
good polsition as lisaleslady in Lon-
don,
don, ins home for a few weeks.
Mr. and :Mrs. Duncan of Calgery
Alb, are here visiting with relati-
ves, he is an engineer en the C'.
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Dr, R. Dougall, while recently
visiting in London, took 'Os op-
portunity; iof having Ihins tonsils re-
moved, and while ialasent for a
few days, Russell MacKay, who.
hats . nearly competed his : iced -c :
ical course, but who according .to
requirement's of the medical fac-
ulty. will have to practice along
l�vith some other.doctor, . took ch-
arge of his office.
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Grand Bend
CA,INO:
DANCING
EVERY EVENING
WITH
Hugo D'Ippolito's Buescher
Boys 8 piece `Orchestra
GRAND BEND fa•1RL'S SOFT,BAI,,L
LEAGUE GAMES, EVERY TUES-
DAY ANdp TIILTRS L,AY at 6p.m.
Special Features at the Casino ,ev-
ery Monday. Night, watch papers
for Special Announcement's.
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Miss McCorkindale, recently of
,Abstralia, have been secured. She
ti�=ill deliver two ,addresses, after-
noon .and' evening. a
The Great NNNorthern Steam-
ship Co., Ltd. is the name under
which a Dominion charter has
been issued to a number of well-
known S. 'S. men, who number
pur-
chased two oil-laurning 'steamers,
which they intend putting on the
run between Detroit and the Soo.
each boat to make a call at God-
erich each way ,'during the Idea:
son.
The 'annual picnic of the Huron
Old Boys' Association 'of Toronto,
was held in '.Area No. 1, Exhibition
Park, in that city on 'Saturday, afi-
ternoon last, with; the lafgest at-
tendance in the ,,history of the As-
sociation•
Mrs. McMillian, wife of Tbora'a
:1tcMillian, Liberal member for S.
Euron in the ,House of Commons,
died early on Friday June 2th,
at her home in Tuckersmith after
an illness of :about three ;pears. Be-
sides he husband, the is survived
by one son., Wnu. and one daugb;-
ter, Margaret Belle, 'at KaiW;one
brother John McLean and oneWitt-
ter, Margare tMcLean, both of
Tucker+sniith.
II ARRa COAL I
•1 We have made arrangements
whereby we can supply our custom
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ers with the very, best grades of
Scranton Anthracito Coal. Leave
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your order with us and we will fill
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them as shipments arrive.
GOOD SUPPLY OF -EST BRANDS OF 'FLOUR, CHICK
FDS, STOCK FOODS, ETC. ALWAYS ON HAND
WE ;AIM TO SATISFY
Louis Schiibe - Zurich
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DASHiWOQD
?Don't forget the Strawberry 'so-
Iial on the Evangelical church lawn
l rs Thursday evening.
Mins Laura Reid spent a few
-liars in .'Bayfield last week.
Me's%srs. Wm. Musser, A. Musser
:nil P.'•K.lein'stiver of Detroit 'sp-
sent the meek -end with friend's in
MTN. Jack Lippert of Bu"•nip,,
'ilsvilsittuig with Mr. +sand
Mme. Ivan ,Lippert,
Miss Hazel Snell of Detroit sp'-
t ..the week -end act her home
-'seem ,
an, ,and Mail. E. Broughton of
ti`.orentoy. v'sate'd ,avith •Mr. and Mrs.
Z. Kellerman last week. ""
-Misses Beta. and Vera Crawford.
land Ferrol Hartleib of London asp-
t nt Do1ni'inion. Day with Mr. and
':24Lss. D. Hartleib.
Mr. and Mays. M, M cisa:ac 'o'f
life'troit 'spent the week*-eid with
'd11"lr. and Mrs. P. Mcisaac.
'.Mr. and Mrs. C. Stade spent a
••-teav days ,in New hamburg.
242%. ,L. Hamacher and Eddie
laird Mrs. Clayton Wildfong of.
.i`'iietreit spent the week -end' with
dltriends in this /vicinity.
Mr. Sind ;Mrs Il', Harris, of (Sar-
a, acre visiting 10 town.
land Mrs IT, Kraft and 11V,xiss
'•ta't'hatn Finkbeiner ts)ient t'hewe;-
t+ ei d in Sarx is
'l't1r. and Mrs, H, Mosher of Pon-
:t"ttaa'e Visited with Mr. and Mrs,, Mary
&> ary Neeb over the week -e_ nd.
'Th'e Evangelical Sunday School
itilenic will be :held ,on July 14th
t trend Bend,
lads Margaret Winer of Detroit
Alki visiting heir parents.
Mr, and Nita. 1:;d Noll of Mil-
d
tent
I wish to inform the Public that I have
dissolved olved ipaxtnership with my former G.
elnployer, and "wish to announce that
it I have opened an T. -..r. -to -date Garage fit
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In Mr, Heyi's Blo l&n
I Al IN POSITION
TO GIVE EXPERT 8ERVICE �
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AND REPAFRS TO ANY MAKE OF 'CAN. ALSO RE- 's'^
BIJILAND CHARGE BATTERIES ON Snap NOTICE
® A ,FULL LINE os GENUINE FORD PARTS FOR SALE ri
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EXETER
Frank Taylor has taken a pos-
ition 'as salesman with Mr. Milo
Snell, Ford Deafer.
Mrs, Hillery Horton, was taken
to London Hospital last week and
as 'soon as she is strong, enough,
will undergo an . -operations.
The death of Mrs. WI, D. San-
ders took'place on June 30th, for)
lowing a bad attack of heart tro
uble. T.Cei':maiden name was ,Eliz-
abeth Welsh, aged 62 years. yShe
was born 'on the 2nd con,., of Us,
borne Tp., and was a. resident of
the community all her life.
A quieit wedding tolok place at
Caven Presby, manse on Saturday
last, when Miss Freeda B. E. Wicke,
daughter of Mr. and ,Mrs. A. A:
Wickie, • of Mitchell, and Mr. Wi'i;-
bert J. Gillespie, of town, were un-
ited in marriage by Rev. J. Foote,
They left on ca hopeymoon, after
which they will Teside in Exeter.
Mr. ,and Mrs. W. dill Goiulding,
bridal couple, returned 'from their
wedding trip and received a very
warm reception • at the home of
the bride''s parents, Mr. -'and Mrs:
Godfrey Wein, Stephen., About
About 125 guests were present. A
large number ,of gifts were receiv
The groom's :gift to the bride was
a Cabinet of '.Community, Silver.
They have taken up hou'sekeeying
on Ann street.
Miss Clara Kuntz of Lansing is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
J. Kuntz on the 14th.
Mins. H. Elsie returned on- Satur-
day 'after spending several we-
eks in Sarnia.
Mr, Vernon Schatz is spending
his vacation in Detroit and other
places,
Ruth Kleinstiver in visiting ;n
Detroit.
Mildred Kipfer its on the sick
list, we hope for a speedy ire.
covery.
(Intended for last week)
Mr: land Wars. Wza..Tieman adn
fazr:ily of Stratford :spent Sunday
with re:atrves in town.
Mrs, Sal'ieiaock and daughter,
Vera of 'Cleanwater, Man., Spent a'
few days with Mr. and• Mrs. Wan
Mall.'.
Mr. and Mrs. F, Alvan and fam-
ily of Rosetown, Sask., visited with
Mr. and Mxis, Ed. Nadiger one day
lest week,
Master John Donehey of Chicago
is visiting hist 'grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. J. K. Goetz.
Mr.. and 'Mrs, S Ireland of „St-
ratford i'sited in ;town on Sunday
Mr. and Mita. Ervin Mcisaac of
Leamington called on Mr. and Mr's
P. McI'saac on Saturday
Mrs. Sane Guenther yand daugh-
ter Grace, of Mitchel" tire visiting
Mr. and Mr's.' E., R;. G\iei'ther;
Mr. and Mrs. Frye of Dearburn
Mich:., spent. Sunday pith Mr( and
G, I1..PCile
1VIr. Jack Guenther hf. Windsor
is Spending ;his hoidays tat hiis,
11.ornO here. ,
Mr. Geo, Merner and daughter
Kathleen, 'spent a few days h
Detroit this week.
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Kellerrnan
and daughter Katliioen, MrEzra
Xaercher and daughters of .t itch-
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WEEKLY- HALF HOLIDAY, SEA-
SON 1926.
We, .the' undersigned business
men of the Village of Zurich, a-
gree to close our res(pectis'e p1
aces of business every Wednes-
day afternoon beginning June
2nd 'and ..sending 'Sept. 29th, both.
clates incluslive.
A, F. Hess, Chas.'"+Fritz, Brown
Bros., J. Gasicho & Sons, Louis Sch.
ilbe, L. W. Hoffman, Stade &
Weido, E. E. \4'uerth, J. W'.. Mer -
tier, John Kipper, Williams. :Bros.
George Hess, Edward Weltin, ,0'
Erein & Sons, Hcrry G. Hess, Al-
bert G. Hess, Fred Thiel, Johnston
& Kaibfiei'seh, V. V. Siebert, T. L.
Wurm, W. L. Siebert.
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AN.
CREDITON
Mrs. G. Wurtz and son Lloyd
of Pigeon, Mich., are spending re
a time with relatives here.
Sorry that Mrs. E. Beaver pis
under the Drls. care.
Ethel McKay has returned to
her home at Seaforch.
Almeda Finkbeiner,, teacher of
St. Jacobs. is home for the sum-
mer months.
Mrs. S. Morlock and children are
'visiting relatives at Detroit.
Mrs. C. -Trick and Kenneth are
visiting friends at Stratford.
Lulu Morlock of Forest City, is
apepding the holidays ,with lair'
parentshere.f r
Bev. and Mr's, McTavish ha,'e
moved to their new field •of labor
at Exeter, and they were the re-
cipient's of several addresses and
rpresentation!5:
Their semis to be no isearcity of
teacher's, the trustees bf Crediton
public 'school ,received ,over 200 ap-
plications to fill the: vacancies in
the tschool. The following teach-
ers have been- fengaged for the
coming term; Principal, Miss Ad
dileen' Geiser, Crediton; II Room,
M'i'ss Bernice Martitl, London,; tPr--
ima.ry 'Mi'ss Veola Prang, ygurich.
HENSALL
C. N. 13. TRAIN CONNECTIONS
MORNING
South, Kippen ___ ... 8.22 a.m..
South, Hens'ali ___ ... 8.32 arm.
South, Exeter ... .. ...8.47 a.m.
Stage leave Zurich ._. 7.00 a.m,
North, Exeter ... _-. ._. 10.16 a.m.
North, Hensuii ....._ ... 10.30• a.m.
North, Kippen _.. ... ...10.35 am.
AFTERNOON
South, . Kippen ... .. ...4.40 p.m.
South, Hensall ... ... 4.50p;nn.
South, Exeter' ...5.05 pan:.
Stage leave Zurich .__3.00 pan.
North.. Exeter ... 6.04 p.m.
North, Hensel! .•. 6.18- p.m.
North. Kippen •.. -• 6.28 p.m.
Zurich's Opportunity
Greatest Value in Clothes dor Men
125 to 150 CENTS FOR YOUR $1.O0
Lies the Wonder and envy
of the Tailoring Trade.
How we do it is our business
That we Do it is your business
YOUR SPRING SUIT
MADE -TO -MEASURE.
OF IMPORTED WOOLENS DIRECT FROM THE MILLS TO YOb?i i
'HUNDREDS OF THE VERY LATEST SHADES AND PATTERNS
TO CHOOSE FROM t, t 1 ,
COME AND SEE US
Good Pres!sir+g, Skillfully done by a real Tailor, is as Refresh-
ing to Your Suit, as :a good night's (Sleep is .to you,
PRESSING AND .ITERATIONS REASONABLY DONE.
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COUNTY NEWS
Ornagewalk at Clinton, ton Jtily
12th, The Orangemen are male-'
ing preparaltionis for (a big d,e-
nionatration hi Clinton on tJtily 12.
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Anyone, who wcslzes<,.to s
•o'wc1 will have to go to Clinton.
The .County W. 0, T. C. cenVen-
tion is to be hald a:t Winighani •00
July 8114, and promises to be a i
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INSECTICIDES
The season has now' arrived
when everyone, 'especially the
fanner, has to fight against
various kid.ds of Insects.
We.can supply you with the :proper......
remedy for each kind of Insect. Pest,
We have Paris Green, 'Arsenate
of,Lead, Helibore, Insect Powder,
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