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Zurich Herald, 1923-10-25, Page 4A Its lovine memory Of our der- ge Aifl' daughter; •Leriessee Illatchinson vet evl 'IoeValti, wit° departed this Begone ilerbeutiledeet.certnn001)4 ,ear ago to -day, October 24th,192e1 ved,Only immedie eseeee will be thy rest, dear Leuise Were present, Tile happy ootipte ewt,,pt.. to breathe thy eaten' left COX' a trip to Toronto, Niagara ltrt nre, W loved ,you, dearly, 'alle and cithee pointe, M d r. In death woe do the same Vhe incion and stare are shilling 4bn a lone and sileent grave, ieneath •Hee ane we alwayelo vcd 'But Whom vve could not eave, 'There are sonie who always linger the spot ember 5th. at a o'clock, penewhen where you are laid Mr. Albert E, Geeenlaw, Detroit, 'Who will often gather flowere , elieh„ will sing. Hi: irs a remark- Mrs. Donnie will reelde at Chee- ley where Mr, Doinm le a peosp- era f erniture mart if act twee. A IU.RE -TREAT The eveent •of a lifetime is in sto for you at a Fue Town Hall, Crediton, on the eveeing of Nov - tie grave th, Clues A. precious, one from •usi has gone A. voice we flow* is still, placce is vacant in our heart 'That never can be filled. Sedle missed by parents, sisters And Brothers. STANLEY TOWNSHir. Mrs. john, McA.sh of Varna was taken suddenly ill last Saturday, eelth appenclicitia, she was taken to .4101Inton Hospital and operated ou, Saturday night by Drs. Gandier and own. Little Dorothy Peck, daughter eel Mr. Bert Peck, who was strieken ewith Infantile Paralysis some time sego. *We are pleased to state is binproving nicely and is able to lealle, around again. Rev..De Witt 0Cousens of Luck - m . able baritone soloist whose eroe for volume, range, style, , shading. The Monster Valid Supper held in the Evangelical church property oa Thesday eveniug', last, was in every way a decided suceeas. The ,•ve•ather being fine for the Oceae- ioe, consequently an immense er- °eel was preemie The •proceeds amounting to around $500. A fine program was rendered which Com- manded attention, interpreetation enuclation• chef- acterizea him as a rare artist and he will sing to an e verflowind•audie mice. Els numbers will be inter- spersed With re.a.dings,, orations, di- alogues, plays, addresses by the •best of tlient, Monier Rodeheaveir says of Mr, •Greenlaw that he sings with outetanding. ability. Hiaeel- ections are full of soul and sr o- _. and heert power. All who. `low took the serviees on I, erne. ea- • have heard him are enthurea.she in wait on. Sunday last and preached very • fine sermons, .The pastor, Rev. 1. Durrant was taking. annei- easary serviceds at Ashfield, • Mr. Calvin Dewsoe, who spent Sit week on Goshen, returned last -we ek to his home iu Seaforth, • . T-Iarvest Home services wore eheld in the Varna Anglian church • east Sunday. Mr. Richard Robinson is loading letiother ear of apples for the Weal •ethis week, • Mr, Boy 'Scotchinere and Lloyd •Vgakins motored to Stratford rec- seutly. • Mr, Henry Rau has been busy %eying a carload of beans,• praise of him and will waetsto, hear him at • every Opportunity, Best of all his fine christiail &eta Cter f ter - rashes the •I indespensible ack- ground to his sotel uplifting prod - :actions. Don't miss him e Atha- eesion—Adults 313c, Children ten and Under 25c: . • . COUNTY NEWS A dispersion sale elf Shorthorns fettle and Leicester sheep twill. be held at Maple Lodge Farm, 2nsa con, of McGillivray on Friday 0e- tober 2t6h, The 13th annual convention of Mrs. Nicholson of the Sauble Inc the Exeter and Usborne Sunday es at present is Seaforth seriously Ile. Mr, Woe Talbot attended the pl- wing match at WoodstOck. last sfseek. CREDITON Rev, and Mrs. W. Y. Dreeier School Assoc:. met Tuesday Oct. 111 in Thames Rd. Presby. church, with the president J. W. Skinner in the chair, The delegates were wel- comed by the pastor, ;Rees 0. Chld- ley, who coiaducted the 'opening services. Burly Hodgins of Biddulph who. t ie '4 U1CH BEflI4e AVailoble and ot• the ere oppeelt- the villeee will forte, sea Wal- e, distributing will commence iu EXETER. . ' Mr, and Mee. Bee Eisler, ad son Mrs, W. Schroeder and son, mot- ored from Michigan and vieited Mr. and Mrs,. Wie, Kuntz, The Womens" Institute of Exete er packing a barrel of fruit to be sent to the Sick Ceildree's Shel- ter in Goaerich, Rev, W, E. Donnelly coeclucted anniversary services PtStanley on Sunday last, An Exeter man hes bought a horn for his wife to aseests her whilo she drives the -family or ,froiniebe been seat. ., Wire. John Moir met with a mis- fortune on Tuesday last when,she fell and fractured tier coller bone. She was walking across the- kit- chen floor when ebe caught her . Loot in a rug „ ands fell, The.funeral took place on Thurs- day Oct. 11th of the infant son of Mr, and Jolene Tieebeer, of ilee Tp, who died (Tuesdays, aged inonths, The little fellow had eeen ill only a few days, „ t .with aielte eual Sohn. pedlar me u accident on IVIonclay last when he fell from his bicycle and was ren- dered unconscietie. Althongh woll up in years, he es a bicycle enthus , ool Fair • Grant 10:00; Grand Bend last and usually rides ,whebehe coin ' School Fair e•rant 20.00; Creditor' e ell members wore present, The tuiputes of the previous meeting •were read and adopted., • The Counell resolved itself in- to a court of „Revision for the pur- poee ot hearing lied determining ally appeals • legidest "The Shipita Menieipal Drain' , • Alter oa.eh rnember siebscrihed and took the oath of office, one appeal was considered and the Engineer's re- port was sustained and the appeal dismissed, Dis Motioe of Sweitzer and Snell, the court was declared closed, ; The Council then resumed for meipal businese, • The Build oi Thomas Trevethiek, Tax Collector, be accepted as read and filed in the Ceeeles Office, Czar Wilson was awarded the coetrect for digging' and plaeing tile in that portion Of The Shipka Municipal Drain from Stake 0 to stake 28 plus 20 and the Tap drain fronestake 0 to ,staket 6; as per pl ane and specifications prepared by Ge A. MsCubbin, tat 65c. a red. The council to tarnish tile and lay the same on the course of • i the drain and Mien. the exciesat on, The Clerk be also instructed -to e'en for tenders for the ' conetruction of the open drain to be received up to enenday, Oct, 15th at .8 The following orders were pasea eed • Ge A. IVIsCublen,: survey re... Sh- /like Drain $150.04; H. Either; By,. exte .and•-peietieg • re Shipka Deere • 76.00e H, Either; •Clerk's • fees re; Shipka Drain 75,00; Dasehwood Sob 2,00; Jonah Kessell coroner lei. 6, 11,20; Ohae. Box and othereseep. rd, 17 69.40; Roee Taylor lumber for ea, 17, ' 83.40; $isodry peesoefe rebates to owner, re; Viet, $t. drn 112.00. The counell adjoureed to mieet again. in the Town Hall, CleiSediton on Monday, October 15th at 8 pare SPECIAL :MEETING A, special meetine, of the Conn - oil of the Township o IStepben was helce in the Town Hall, Oreclitoe,on Monday, Oct, 1,5th at ,8 pen. All members were present ny-taws No, 310 ad 311 being by laws to provide for thee payment f street lighting in the Poi, Vill- ages of Centralia and, Crediton enol issuing clebeentures for the pay ment of dame in three years, Wavin..? been read thvee times,- be passed signed by Reeve •and Clerk and sealed Bi -law 'No, 309 to construct 'The Shipka Dram' and issue Deeben- tures thereof, havieg been read three times be passed and isigned and eedled, •' • Tenders were opened .for the • rr ..Threeely, 0 citeber 25th, ..1.0elee conMenden-I of the ()pee Partial's of The Shieka Drain and were aa, fell 0 W.F1 gta ValtudV 3nd. 2nd eestioe a $1920 00; Sweiteer e!ir; ' Geiser $1700 00; Elmer La non $1$95,00, The terele.r of S wei beer in• Gaillee • were eneepted for the complete con "•• atruetion of the 1st and 2nd eectioo• of the. Shiplea Drain, for the sure of $1795 05. ' • The following pi orcliere lvere Pe5;eri Wenzel Widow in Halt 50; Thos. Wein, Gant% rd. 4, 8.20; W, TI, Keetie CtOrnr rd: 5, 8.50; Ae Neeb. iielecting :jurors 4.00; Je tile for Sniplca Drain 81:40e Nelson comirer yd. 5, 6,00; Paul Shenk', :Eilber labor on OVict, Drn. inHgy'rd71b1e61,' ditto; J; og oG, Masan eontracts rd, 5, 43.80; J. Keee. Guinan equaliein g 7 U.S.S. 35.00; , Bap Web's den 2.00; 0. MeCouile Shenk. cont rd, 4, 18.70. •• s The, Council adjourned efor the regular Meeting in the Towe Halle Crediton Mondays Noreeiber at o'clock, p.m.• •• •• , -Henry Eilbeer, Olerke • •4* 0 ,,.. . •We have made arrangements • uto ' Repairing + . ' + 4. --t theFordMotor Co. as well as with Z. t 00 r()s. ensall, to handle .... L. It Genurrie Ford Parts .,, - i4 f .• • 4-7 'fitkt,• , I. and always keep a good supply oi) ..r: '5, 4' ham cl. - •.. * ' Ali® repair any make of ear I . T. .. ,- Mr. Peter Kroff,. mechanic , + 1,.. AGENCY FOR ALL FARM IMPLEIVIENTS, PUMPS SOLD* AND ..' t .. REPAIRED,ETC. ETC. • *e. el. L. A. Prang Zurich Ont. es ,up town. On elonday ,las • he was riding north of,,the hotel when he fell and landed eni his head and shou The funeral took place in M- eter on Oct. 15th, of .tlie late Jos -1 1.0.20; Hy. Link cona'r rd. 5; 7.50; F, eph Cobbledick, whoedied , in Cal- Adainis cont.' b'lk 8; rd. 5' 73.50; • W. Scheol Fair Grant 25.00e Richerd Davey Comeer Elks 3-1 13,00; T,. Chambers st, labor 13.50; ditto cul- vert d 16, 15,00; J. White contract 1311r. 4-rd.2 68.12; T. Chambers comt gary, Alta, on Oct. Sth, Tee rem- ains were -brought to Exeter • and a service held a) Jamos At, church, where the deceased was e valued Mason rd. 5, 17.25; E. Disajedine ed 5 2,50; ;Clinton .News-R•ecord acct. 136 5,5; ON'.II, Express .7e; Hydro Dower, acct. 1e.34; T, WC. Neil gra- member, He was a •soe of ,the la I.75; Chas. Bolt, stat. labor Siim. Cobbledick, • h' yea p• . - cutting weeds 5,03; R. Hill, •gravel 7,50; Pay ,sheet, Victoria St. Drain labor 125.20; Aaron Wein, tile and te miner Veto it Str, d• an 99..62 IL 3. Kuhn ditto. 89.50; le. Kerr ditto 253,27; O. 'Wilson, contract re; Vict- oria •St, Drain 151..00; E. Fahner, gr- avel contract 254,95; Geo. Scott, ov- erseer, -Scott's bridge 27:t0; Bo svlanel Bros, gravel 28.25; ditto gravel iacct. int cattlebliyen. STEPHEN COUNCIL. The Council of the Township of Stepheen convened in thc Town hall CCreditot:, on eitlordays Oct- ober est, 4,23 at • 1 o'clock p, in • • Isere visitors at Zurich and Exeter was in London Hospital suffering -u IVIonday• from serious injuries received when The Village Trustees are having he was struck by sa truck suffering Ikea 'sidewalks in the village rep- I a broken jaw an da clislocted shoul ' ... • eleriel ' i der in the mishap and for a time le •. ans. Mee. Tr. g,.• Blither an 4 it was thought that he woted • clie tssienlee have returned home after from the injuries,. s •3, •• eeisitiug at Lucknow. Clayton Prouty of 'Stephen is i. se•e. ' . i.••''`Lretel• 1,04#2br 4704,,,,-.1444Siarts..,•...-,i0,;,',,x,p4. 403,41.40;46.y.,44*Z4,1„.„,.,Cqmpaaikt, -frac- :-Ji-gAre; rotUrnecr Ito me ture of the right leg, tare result of a '• loom tee West where they have r cave-in iil the gravel pit owned by eirollseil for the past two monslise Dunsfoed Bros, Hay Tp. • He was St eliay November 4th, will lee working in the pit when without deserve 1 as Thanksgiving Day at tele Ey. naelical Church, Crediton •at 'lee a, m .a•nd, 7 psm. It 'will be a eerie to be remerabered since dlr. Albert E. •Greenlaw, Deetroit, &Dela., a Mich., a Chit-anis...mu Con- near Clandeboye was completely de cert and Eva.nselistic •Soloist of stroyed by file with the season's crop, onf thej en of Oct, 12th. The fire started aboet 10.30 o'clock, in the evening andwas soon beyond • control. Mr. Darling was at 01- andeboye at the time and arrived home when it vas ,ablaze, Hcjstu completed threehing at 3 o'clock that day, In Addition to the sea- sons crop a pure bred Reeked. bull and several pig e ,were destroy norning and evening. Come ed About 1,000 bushels of grain early. • • • were in grainary, A new wooden 3LIAMIT—T3RA.UN • silo filled with ensilage was also A very pretty fall wedding took\ destroyed, the loss- is estimated at $5,000, .,\.rter several months of siitic.r- ing came last Sunday to Mrs denehter Christine E. was united John U. Dempsey, of Clinton, a- enuirlaee to Weieda Donne of eed 64 years, Her maiden nano hese, Ont. The ceremony WaS was Elizabeth Storting, 'w'as a nut- tonietted by Wni. Y. Denier, pas- ive of Goderioh Tp,, being a da - of the Evangereical church, Or- ue,hter of the late .johe Stirling.. ditem. The home was beantifelne •By an overwhelming majority, elecorated with autumn foliage The on Oct. 17th, Brussels vobed, for • warning the pit caved in and he was partly buried beneath the fal- ling earth and gravel The -fine doub1e. bank barn of „ Drling, 3rde Con. • McGilli v ray • eeetional renown, will utterly de - tight the audiences .•both mornings eiud eve'.,ninZ, With hie' exeraottliti- ry vocal excellence. Ho will give sa Sacred! Musical Recite; in*conn- esetion with • the . evening service. chuyah .15 quite a specious, but be too small Sor Nov. 4. The es.stor,- Rev. Wm, Y. Dreier', will !peewee Thanksgiving sermons both lace on Octobeer 17th, .at 12 30 o - ttlack at the home ot Mr, and Mee. K. Beams, Orediten, when their iis WATCH THIS ADD! es- to Prices tlk ilt your ocket ook Some of our Strong Points:7- •1,15-ArEsr FABRICS OF TIIE, FINEST QUALITY •ICNOWING—THOW '10 CUT AND ID FIT • avAsniox PLATES THAT ARE ALWAYS AHEAD SEST LININGS AND FIN isniN GS. Ilia -II -CLASS WORKMANSHIP IF YOU APPRECIATE TIlEi3E IMPORT,ANT •FEATURES GET TN TOIJOII WITIEI US '0R youR NEW SVITL Suits and Overcoats to Measure FroirA $23M0 to $45M0 eiltE ALSO DO DM" CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING, YOU WILL LIKE OUR WORK -"'"w" •11 1,7k mr, r Zurich HISMAJESTY'S MAILS ON CANADIAN PACIFIC 1 1.—A comfertahie corner of the Baggage Car. • 2.—Baterior of one of the new Canadian Pacific Mail and Baggage Cara. 3. --Another view of the Baggage Car. 0 4.—This is where the *nails are sorted. width of the eat, and behind this are the hteadreds of pigeon holes into wh1eh- • A lmost every day we rely upon His Majesty's Postal service for the delivery at certain hours of letters and parcels which are of value and which would lose their value were they delivered tardily. Seldom • have we cause to complain Of the service reedered in exchange /or our few cents and we have come to expect the efficient regularity of that service regardles,s of the naturel or economic disturbances which affect other services. The letter was stamped and placed in the postal box. It must be delivered, and with dispatch, rain or shine•., • Due to the inereasing use of His Majesties Mails, the Canadian Pacific Railway' has found it rieeeseary to add to its rolling stock, twelve new Mail and Baggage coaches, These; being bp -to -date in every respect, provide every facility kr the handling of the mail, and a number of eon veniences for the clerks which the older type of cars could' not boast of. The "All Steel" care are some of the finest need byyostal authorities in the world,,and the Company is to be eongrattilated, in that providing every facility for the quiek handling of postal matter) it has kept an eye to the comfort of the elerks. The forward end of the travelling Post Office, for such it is, is used mainly for storage purposes. On one side, movable iron Stanchions separate, • the bags destined /Or the various towns en route, and on the other is the gas stove, for cooking purposep, ice water tank, lavatory, wash begin, and Clothes clipboard --innovations which are greatly commended by the clerics. The rear end of the mail compartment ie the businees, end. A 1 ong *Able table, mining lengthwise allows the clerk to face tither side of p *in order to sort his arcels'into the bags which are supported by tacks, and into the boxes conveniently arranged above the bags for bsodation of newepapere, and which can be quickly emptied by epedient of raising the front. At the rear end is a table, the full the clerk must distribute the letters for the various towns, quickly, almost. automatically. At his -feet as he stands at his table, the elerk has a tray inert, which the letters posted when the train is at a station, drop. These letters he.stamps and distributed With thosePUt on the train at the terminal. Cord witb,. which to tie the letters ieto btaidles is conveniently. at hand, and If some of the bundles contain registered Mail they are placed into the pigeon hole ' at one side, over which a wire grating is fitted, and locked., Everything ie. scrupulously clean. •- The baggage and express end of the coaches is also the last word in ca - construction. As With the mail section, the doors open in the centre of the, compartment, One half of Which has a solid Poor, the other half being fitted, with fish racks. In addition to the conveniences. afforded the snail clerks', the baggage men have a folding table which fits tightly against the wall when not in use, and which may be utilized as a dineing table and— but not there is too much business to talk of cards. The twelve new care were designed by C.11, Temple, Chief of Motive, sPower and Rolling Stock, Canadian Pacific Railway, and were constructed, by the Canada Car and Foundry Compatee Ltd, Montreal. They ara designed to carry 80 tons of express matter :bid 10 tons of mail, a total of 40 toes; compared with 80 tons, the capacity of the old type of eoach.. The Company has adhered to the six wheel truck, but heavier jeurnals have been provided, 5Pi by 10 in Place ;of the 5 by 9 Inches. Another feature of the new coaches; is the diaphragm ends. This eliminates the danger ot people "ricling.blind". ; • tYntil more are construtted, the ew coaches will operate between Montreal end. Topnto, Montreal and Sault Ste. Marie, Toronto aelle,See, John, NB., aea Wmnipeg, and Edmonton on Canadian racifiolines. tr.