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Court Work.
Sir. Holme May be t.-o.oa tilted at
Y ich 'by phone said phone
cChar.geao eeveirsedl.
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DEtstfAL 'SURGEON
At 'plug; BLOCK, ZURICHev
very Tlhr,xeday, Friday and ',Satrr'1'-
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311NR.1CL3&'YE'tt BLOCK, DASHWOOD
#thein Il', He'ss,. Township Clerk
;finer of r aineriag'e lieenses• Notary
clic, Corrni'baineer, $e and A.,ut-
igPobile Irtstter^arrce . ISepre+eentialg.
i;igmrom & Erie Mortgage Corpor-
iiitiOn, The -Canaiia Trust ti
ZURICH —
;Pi' t„ YOUR ti
Wants, For Sole, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
Test this first
Try Mae. Sybilla Spars Tonsrly itirs
for Sore Throats, Head colds, Brorl•-
chi is, QUirey, Cough, C'at,arra, 'and
I o::ta l Ai meutsl. `Good r.istit t3 or
money back,.. Wagner's (reeery,
Zurich.
og 311 t GOIPP
lraduate Carey M. Jones, Nat-
teefeal School of el n ung. Tr
Try
;g for Registered
ock
Breeds). Terms in keeping
With prevailing prices. Choice
Manse tor sale. Will esti anything.
ilasessehere, Zurich.
•y{chcn® a8-93 or write„
Nance
COURT OF REVISION
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
The CCoi r~t of Revision to con -
bider appeals against 'the 1927
A+sseseinont Roll, Hay Township,
will be .held in the Town Hall, Zur-
ich on Saturday, June 4th, eat 2
o:clock, p:. nk.
A. F.. HESS, 1 i
ownahip ClerX.
Licensed Auctioneer
MOR HURON & MIDDLESEX
,;AM INA POSITION TO CON-
of any auction •,sale, regardless
to size or articles to sell. I
$Dil!eit your business-. and it not
:tp;>ftilefied will make no 'charges 3or
Vertices.
'Arthur Weber, a Daeh'Wood.
ep>ret 13-57.
$111110011106000000 0Q00,5840000411100
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Zurich
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Fresh .and Salt Meats at
Bologna Sausages,
etc it�
Ugliest Cash Price for Wool
HASH FOR SKINS I. EW)I'.s :2
Tungblut
ei1L.1 rte x t ddt
IFR' SALE
There will be 'sold to the high-
est bidder on Saturday, May 21st,
at 3 `o'clock ' pui: the old Fite . En-
gine and" hose cart.
The Zurich Police .Truldtees
VVtrtsamea:90414s0411 talest+lliaat>��.�u+eese
ZURICH LIVERY
Mr+ d�Toalr Sanara'a spent . elle
holiday at hila home liereW
Mr. and Mee, Wrnu. F, Breala and
family of Forest were Sunday
itors with relatives here. -
Mee ee Jean Lamont who wad
taken ill ',1a'at week with an attack
of appea1dreit'e, 'y.s improving :nicely
Mr. LaWrence Rats :of ed with his parents, Nlr. Detroit,
vi3rt and
Mrs. 3. ,1', Rau,
FOR SALE
Baby Chicks,good and healthy.
Will also take in eggs for incubat-
ion at 5c. per, egg for June hatch-
isng, ..Garnet Deters', Hensall P.O.
amain a position to acconao-
Mahe sill requirement's in the Livery
" sasses, Nave Auto for hire. - Any
it ing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
1llalione 59 ' Zurich,Ont.
LIVE
IP0U LT RY
`!141
...„t111WANTED
Taken every aay trifid 3 O'clock,p.m.
.11)0 net feed WWI Mamie Morning
*Ton brought ice.
ighest Cash Prices
—CAM SU FOR---
C1"Gm and Eggs
O►''. O'Brienj t.
WANTED
Mr. mid Mies. E. E. Ruby and
family of Kitchener, were week-
end
enc' i'isitors with his • parents here.
Mrs, Stelck of London„ wa'a a,
weekl;-end visitor at the home of
Mr. J. goy, Jr.
Mr. Hamilton of Chatharn was
a weak -end. visitor with Mrs; Ham-
ilton ofthe village.
Rett,. and Mrs Dreier and Mrs.
Josiah Geiger ' attended the fun-'
eral ot the late J Geiser, atCred-
iton on Friday last.
Barrister 3, G. Stanbury •of Ex-
eter, was in the village on Mon-
day,-
oan=day,- attending the.. local Divi'son:
Court.
A lin.i` ed quantity of choice pot-
atoes, must be absolnfely free from
rot. .Apply to George Deichert.
Phone 20-94, Zurich.
•
eh lee heavy work
ing horses, all well broken in and
ready for work. 73alance of hor
saes not sold , at the auction sale,
at Zurich on May 5th Can be'seen
on farm of Thomas Kyle, ` Parr'
Line, Hay. For particulars apply
to ,Partl,wr Weber, Ana o eer, Dash
wood, Ont. •
FOR SALE
A num of
.M'er'e. D. Melsaac. of Crediton,`
.and.Jacob iSseith of 'Detroit;
called on friund'a in the villa'ge.one
day last week, „
TO MOTORISTS
Following are rate's for Automobile
Insurance for six n,'onths —
Chevrolet, Ford, Chrysler, Essex,
Overland, Star ;
Public, Liability __ __. $4.90
Property Damage-,_._ ._. $3.50
Fire and Tranaportation 2,50
Othoi, Rrtte:s in propoionrt.
A. F. HESS, Agent, — Zurich
Mrs, F:' M. Hess returned from
Elmira last week, where she had
been visiting with her`:daughter,
Mrs L. K2lbflei:sch, Tow a. few
Mr. Melon Re'steme.yer, who,
with his •wife, have been visiting
• ciartives leeeve for some St eeksa
left cin 7 u'''sady; ofr their home in
Cavalier, N.D.
WANTED
A1 belled number of cattle for
posture for the coming .season.
Apply to David Gingerich, Zurich
FARM 'FOR SALE
75 acre pasture Farn:• for rent
or will take in cattle this ,sun^rmer
t 16 Con. 7 Ha Write or
phone, W. , C. Pearce, Exeter;, Ont.
Lo , , y
:$
FOR SALE
A' kitchen cabinet, good aanew
half price.
Apply to A. F. Hess. 4-4
AUCTION SALE
t strange ,
Who is 1.`'1:"•
is the best'.:';
•`+'t Ger ince
::.+.fe=d, that
Lil.ied • come
stands io,tlr
the symbol of
tion :of the (i .
i .rty" which.
Lintel
t 3, 1914
nssscs No i "
irrltLariat c r(
fto5esin the gri
,nd t'ttpublt.,+t
Still, it is u • t exagger:r
cion to say goy :Ss. 'luau Hiss'' ft
Et would be inoto cia.ssif.
t . solo? of the
rich to you(
1vethe tni
...t. n. It work.
• OA Mich God for-
t : L, Conimnn•
ist, Bolshevik o •::r a mere Inde-
pendent Social - follower of
Hasse, then, int -;'oft hate Noske.
Ls the devil 11.:, ce i L dark ass t
a masa mn and things to
that effect. Then tie ()pinion of him
can be summed .p to the exciania-
den,' "To — will NU'ke!"
On the other h oil, if your favorite
ioior is white—ti'-Lt Is, if you happen
to °be a Democrat, a Liberal, a Re-
;iublican, a supporter of Ebert—then
+;osk.e is your chief hope in these
lays, when hope is about.. the scare
!fit Of all eommottititis between tie
lihine and the Vistula Then you cal"
Noeke the 'strong man," the mai.
rho "saved the republic," the back.
l',one of Eber't's Government, the Gen
,non Ganibetta, if you please. Then
v, ii •will adopt for yourr slogan tin,
,nod ern German , equivalent of "Le.
seorge clo it," and will clamor en-
' hnniastically, "Let Nock' do it!"
But if you—still as 'muting, morel;
?or argument's sake a'aI 'without fh,
slightest intention to offend, th•:
you are a German — if you are s
Slack, a Royalist, a pan -Germs . •
tanker, an Imperialist, then yo' -
'ie apt to dispose. n- Noslre wee •
..(est r !nptuo.us ,,upward and imn
r, of y=ur h n1, aceornp it: 3- 1;
"Ach ja, der I•;oske!"
Now, this behooves an exelar:•-
ioa, First of all, you have to k 1.u,
at Gustav No.>ke, es the Geri e!:
"Who's Who" for 1914 (the lat
available) testifies, was not: only
'born at 13ranclenburg on -the -Have,
on July 9, 1868. but was born tle
son of a common weaver; that 11•
has only a public school ed a tion•
that he started out on his career f t
'? cabinetmaker's apprentic : the:
later he drifted into journal ',rn r
worked on different Socialist e'
gens till he bec=ame ec_itar c•f 11,
Chemnitz Volkstimme, one of t',
most. important Socialist ruble.
tions in that Saxon stronghold of F-'
eial Democracy. 'And this wetuvertl
son, this "Sozi," this scribbler, ilii-
upstart, this nobody, presumes ncv
to occupy the office: of a Se1iarrbore'
and a Room and calls himself: Minis-
ter of War of Germany.
• From the Prussian junker pointet
view the tragedy of it all is over=
vrhehning • And yet you Have to be a
German, of to know the German len
,cr :Ixrus'sln
!tosay
l?•
!lie pros
n1';
i rttnv f'
ian i at i..
1- h ypocr it
•til resigt;r
tasmoelat,
to the It
,r,e on Awe
we
x
he G.r)n T
'hat junk,
.,,rh to k
Doxnoerti.°s,.
opinion aecoral
Ner:tnan natio"
ear ticular color
fortune of bein
tike this: If yet:
!fid!) a Red, a •
Mr. and Ales. W. K. Fink being
+rel daug1nce', !Luis 1.ia o' :of Strat-
ford, 'wer: Sunday visitor's 'at the
home of 'Mr:' and Mrs. W. H. Hoff-
man.. t
Judge Lewis of God'erich, pre-
sided at 'the local Divison Court on
Mondays. A number of calsus
were called, but were moistly pos-
poned till next Court 'day;.
A quiet wedding took placeSat
,"rda.y afternoon, May 7, at the
Calvary Evangelical p ars,onage,
Winnipeg, Man.., whn 'Lulu M.,.
elcl'st daughter of Rey, and Mrs.
S. M. Hanch was onr el'in marri-
age to William Foster Jolanston,
of Brandon,. Man.
Next Wednesday afternoon- in
the first a t 'rnoon in Jun" and as
has been advid'ad heforee it is also
the first half holiday fol' the sri;ro
mer month's, so please -bear in mind
that all paces, of buisivasa at,. sup-
posed• to b closed every `tie {nes- tiro and German people ther3ugis-
day afternoon, (after this week. `,c., in fuardornniness of to apnthe recinaale e ,lieNnskese.^
1?rem(. .
it is t' a kyr-t'bole of Pltlistinism.
at low r. ste. of soci::l non-existent:'.
Of Carpenter Tool's, ' Harness,
tools, and Car. on
SATURDAY MAY 28th,
at DASHWOOD, at 1..30 o'clock.
Ford Touring ear, 191.7 model;
'sausageg rinder and half -gal. press
50 -gal. cider barrel, grindstone, 2
burner Newt Perfection . coal oil
stove, a quar$iity of tsealers,some
carpenter tools, ;well ropes, flower
chest, harness toalas sugar kettle
and stand, 2 CCollie dogs nearly
grown !spinning wheel, clock, a
quantity of harness, step Ieadder,
andn umerous other articles.
TERMS Ca!sli.
Arthur. Weber, Auctioneer.
S. W. Greybeil, Clerk.
j'frs. Alice Brenner, Proprietoress
'�'Otoe 9tl 24nrich
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COAL 1927
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR Til.!
GENUINE!
•
Next -Monday evening at • 5.30
o'clock, will ,be the first game of
baseball on 1:h1', 1o3:3a1 Wall] 071.1 10„
this season when the hu;tc" Cal-
iton boys will be over and play
our boys tis game. past .t ;1lr grame
advertised for the
ds
ov'eeing_was not played on account
of wet ,w^_ether, so let everybody
(01110 out and 's.'^ this, the opener
game of the eason..
The Zurich Branch of the Wom-
en''s. Institut will"hold the on-
thly meeting on Tuesday, May
31,
at' the home of•' Mrs. C. L. Smith,
There will be en election of officers
for the coning year, All mem-
here, era requested to be pr": sent
and bring others along. Also the
paying of fees will be taken up.
We are just experiencing one
of the evetets spels that we think
we can remember of, rain almost
day and night regardleiss what dip
ection the wind comes from,. It
i'ag otting rather alarming "wither
goodly number of ;rafm^ra in this
vicinity who have planned to put
out a large acreage of bean's,
which ''should be sowu at this time
of the year:
Tee'sday, May 2'4ih passed off
s cry quietly with no attraction's
in the, .veaago,,''uand very few
people !stirring around. A lar„
number of eitesene were at Grand
Bend, where they attended the
laying of the cornet' 's.tones for
tlmc� „rc'w United Charah at that
.Preset,
Scranton Coal.
ALSO '4ARliY
Coke Pocahontas
and Soft Col
ttooD SUPPLY ON ILIUM
TELEPRONE YO'kVR ORDERS
EARLY TO_
Case $u Son
ONE 311 " E.ENSALE 4l
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Canada's jubilee year, celebrating
•a
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the. sixty years of Confederation,
fedtion>
is fittingly emphasized in the 1121
1lasuo of "5000 Facts about Canada""
the fa/noise tabloid cyclopoadia of
the Dominion compiled by Frame
Yeigh, the well-knoWn Canadian.
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1.a, a tonic to road of bar r emell-
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Set forth in thio unique uooklet,
tinder fifty chapters, front "Ag-
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,and will prove a. revelation to the
reader, No better way of rn ak-
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and prosl)eete seeists thanthis pub-
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widely in this and other aottntries
:'Copies may 'b'' had from leading
b000lii'stores, or Iii sending 85
rents • CC.`ariaclian ?nets i ulr'i 11.
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Toronto 2, Canada.
Lear er s Us.'tl to, Lapterr'e Flotilla.
The l.latero of Soutar Americo
Ives on he: 1'Ie trades, buy':.
?.n1 .el's on horseback, and in the
wer with Spin with Llaneros eon
-
tribute(' 'm.u»li toward achieving the
independence of Venezuela and New
Granada, says the D'l reit News.
There is related a story of an oc-
casion when it was .necessary for
Bolivar's army to cross the Apure to
engage Morillo. But Bolivar had no
boats and the •Apure at this point
was' Wide and deep.
The Spanish flotilla was guarding
the river opposite the patriot forces.
:Bolivar was hi despair. Turning to
• Pa,ez, he said: "I would give she
world tohave the Spanish ilot.rita,
Without it I can never cross the.
river."
"R shall be yours in an hour,"
replied Pees.
Selecting 300 of his Llanero lan-
cers, all_ distinguished for strength
and bravery, he said, pointing to the
gunboat's: "We must have these
- flecheras or die. Let those follow
who please."
Spurring his horse he dashed into
the river and swam toward the flo-
tilla. The Llaneros followed with
their lances in their hands, know en-
couraging'their horses by swimming
beside therm and patting their necks,
now shouting to scare away croco-
diles, of which there were hundreds.
At last they reached the other side
and sprang from their horses' backs
on board the boats, headed by their
of
every-
one
leader. To the astonishmenty
one they actually captured the entire
flotilla,
The.Forgetfut Payson.
ii'ield-Marshal Sir Hen* Wilson
tells an amusing story of an old west
country parson who had to hold Iwo
services, one in his own chuu'clr and
one in the church over the moor.
On arriving at tho latter church
ho got into,the pulpit and said he
was awful sorry, but he had forgot-
ten to bring a most admirable ser-
mon which he had written.
"Luckily,"' he t onttnued, "as 1
carne across the moor t remembered
a beautiful story, which I will tell
you in 'place of the sermon. Er -or•
well, dash it, I've forgotten that,
tool"
eaves Deafness.
Hearing has been restored to more;
than two-thirds of his act'ideetttlly
deafened patients by a French phy-
sician, who massages their ears with
sound waves.
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pecializ
In Fine Toilet Preparations and
handle all the well known and re-
liable varieties o Face Powder and
Face Creams such as
YARDLEY'S, ARMA.,4t)ti c01' '.9, .POMi'ETAN
TI,L SEL3 FL W F:R'S, W OOD B G,It' 'S AND Al AN Y
OTB1 ,V
is i•1.�
These are Nationally Advertised
Goodswhich have a reputation to
maintain.
•
. In Tooth )'astes • we have Forhans, Tpana,
Colgates, Pepsodent and .Hutax.
All kinds of School Supplies and Stationery
WE HAVE SEVERAL VARIEUES Ob' aFTANINli CR-
E i1MS, STICKS .OAP.4 AND POWIPl*1S. A1o`i0 A
GOOD STOCK OF SHAVING BRUti11Ei, '::1_I+.EI"
RAZORS AND RAZOR BLADES .
.t4 IviACAZI ES FOR SALE
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In Now Zealand it is proposed that
•ileo railway locoinol iv. s Mehl ',
ARE YOU ROOFIIG?
THINK OF KEYSTONE
5 X RED CEDAR SHINGLES WHEN PROPERLY LAID WITH '
.1 ZINK CLAD NAILS WII,L LAST 41 TEARS OR MORE WFI'H-
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ceilings to repair
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UP AND NO RAIN WILL t,0 THROUGH .
s Tes HE CHEAPEST AND TIIi;,i':P-ST. • •
a' We 'still have a large quantity of Gyproc
4.• .Fireproof Wallboard, Use it. for walls and
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.g. the old plaster before you spring decorate.
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They -work on ail four, bit or miss'
Auto Tops, Wagon Repairing,
Painting, Etc.
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