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ZURICH
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 9
1927.
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Celebrate this Spring Season by cleaning up and plantitigi flowers
HAT COUNCIL
The regular meeting of the Co-.
Innen of the Township of Hay Was.
:91e1d in the Town Half,- Zurich, on
Saturday, June 4tlt. All the -mem:
leers were .present. The minutes
eof the previous meeting were ad-
eop,ted als. read. 1
The Council became • organized
as a .Court of Revision if the
'WV Assesan'•!ent Roll. The fol-
Hca wing appheali. were heard and
-disposed of; Arthur Anderson, as
Messed too high, dismissed; John
' rd, *reseed too high, dismissed';"
'Canada Truhat Co., ti -sewed too high
drsiiased;, Ir., Kernaiek and W. J,'
Renick, assessed toot high, adjo-
urned; E, Beav'.:r assessed .as own-
er, K.S. part D.,. Zurich, M, G,
Doitz, assessed as ° tenant, K.S. 86
Zurich; John • .Miller assessed' as
'owner part Mill Res, .Dashwood,
instead` of Eduard Beaver. Court
was adjourned to Zuly: 4th.
By1-law No. 8,49.277, re issue . of
debentures for .fire prtoection of
Police Village of Dashwood was
reed three games and finallyp:s ed
By-law No. 9-1927 providing;for.
the designation of Zurich Gravel
Road situated within the limas of
the Corpooeafiioon of the Police Vil
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The Earning Power Series
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For Young Mei
A YOUNG mane age 28, may ',secure $10,000 protection Tor an
annual deposit of $121.00. His policy lean be carried on this ±
basis until age 60 to cover hia productive, • period, or at the ...
end of +five years he may change it to a Whole Life Policy
at a premium, of $189.80 •P
This extremely law premium' is subject to reduction by an- ; +
nual dividend's in either case 'aa the Earning Power Series .g.
participates an; profit . +
The triumph of • 1927 in low` coat .insurance -protection. +
Rates at other Ages -Age for •$10,000, .$1,04.50.; age 25, $116.50;
age 35,.$137.54; Age 45, $177:50 • +
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FORETELL AN INTERESTING STORY OP NEW SPRING
FOOTWEARftA W0NS. THEY ARE AFJTHORATI TE AS ,THE ,F
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SATISFACTION 'ION GUARAN` 1ED.
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lage' of Zurich as a "Through High-
ways" and placing, "Stop' sign. at
all intersections was read two braes
and copiels to be forwarded to the
Departnemtal of Pubic Highways
of Ontario for approval.
The public Liability and Pro-
perty Damage irisueence . Policy
covering the liibility of the Town-
ship of Hay on Township Roads
Ivas, renewed with the employer's
Liability ,,Assurance Corporation for
one year„ l
The Treasurer was authorized to
take proc=eedings, to collect all •un-
p.iidt excel in accordanee with' '.: the
Assessment Act.
The following accounts were
palsise1 -
Amusemient Tax Branch, hall
liceeee 3.00;. Metallic roofing' Co.
.culvert 42,77 Burlington Stoat Co.
'93.60; C.N.R. freight 14.95, Zurich.
Hydro Sy hall lights 8.51; Mltnic-
ipal World, sappliee 31.493. Po3tage
excise, e:c 18.62; A 1Biis1on, iepairs
to fence, Overholt 4 acres 4,00`i Tp,
Clerk, pt. 'salary 200.00; A. Pester,
repair Ort\vein culvert 4 00;" S:S. relatives and friends in Zurich Mrs.
No.. 8, ae egos e 0 E A. 10 .0 .0 L4'. Koehler and family, m
are remaining
-Wein, tile rcl. 18 49.91; J. Kipper, for a Eery wcelaa.
repab.la to rd. 3n,aehinery 20 00' Her- •.
ald printing' account 165.05; tade en Our efficient milkmen C. Schrag
& w'e;do, m nt2;103; H. I Neeb & Sons, are enjoying the facia -
Road Supt., 68.00; Employer''• Li- les of a new up -to -day milk de -
ability Assurance Co , iirsuraic1 livery wagon which is a big ine-
10675; D. Seliwartzentrube w oocl provement to the. former one used
for office 8.00; Northern •�Biet; Co.
supplies .,11,87 ; Bell,: Tel , Co tepee, Mr. end Mrs, Peter Habererleft
Mar.t o Apr: 109.52; W arkn%en's last tiveeI;, on a few ;week's trip
Compensation Board, +asse�ssnient to various points in the United St -
30.22. Stromberg-Carlson Told.. Co. ates where they will visit relate-
Me.srs J. Kipp :'r and Wm, Erown
motored to London last Wednes-
da.yc
Mr. and Mrs. Join. Dieter attend-
ed the funeral of a relative at St.
Clemens. recently.
Rev. and Mrs, C. Schrag
'spending a few weeks with
atives and friends down east.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith and
daughter Mae and Mr. D. Smith
were visitors to New Hamburg on
-Friday, ; ,
Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Koehler and
family of. Troonto are visiting With
are
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supplies 6.10; 'Postage and a -cine
7,95; M.G. Deitz, 'salary,and ;ear
90.00; Ada Deitz, five weeks.'' ,aal-
ary 110 00• ; J. Kipper acct. . 2.85;
Herald printing account 49.60; -.Bell
Tel. tolls, Apr. to May 93:39; M. G.
Reitz, tel. ofice fixturee-:50.00;•
i The Council adjourned to meet
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again on Thursday, Jun G , at
seven .o clock in the evening
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:HESS, Clerk.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gingerich
returned on Monday from amotor
tr.p io Vi..e,an.l and N.ag;raPais
where they attended the Men-
nonite Conference. •
They are .coming, 'that !strong
baseball lineup of Hensel], to Zur-
ich on Monday June .13th, come
out. and• see these two teamswho
are 'so evenly matched, have it out
on the fast Zurich Diamond..
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Rev. .arid Mrs;. F. Millar, .and
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O G NE S ilii \Van•. MYlaneson all of rya ountain
1 View, N. J, are vi siting gat the
- • _ homes of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. :dean
MrNs. Fred Rinker of Thedford, Son and Mr;, and Mrs. P. el(anson
Mr. • and Mrs, Herb Rinker andaon of. the Goshen Line, Stanley.
of Detroit, Were visiting the for-
mer's mother, Mrs. H. Rapp over
the week -end.
A goodly number of Zurich and
Vicinity motored to Godcrich on
"Monday evening and took in the
,141:oonlight Trip on the lake on
the Greyhound steamer:
The exceptionally cool weather
for this t.im.e of year, over Sun-
day is being followed by much
warmer days and things are
:g1eowing very rapidly at pro'•. 'nt.
The bar growing farmers who
.were so uncomfortable situated in
regards to hawing their beans
'sown, feel much better now, ae
practically all this kind of seed-
ing i now com.pleted,. As a re-
sult of the heavy rains, some of
the farmlra found great difficulty
in working up the land.
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Evangelical Church Notes
ZURICH. — ONT.
T'hersda' 7.30 pen. Prayer and
Praise
The Pa:stor, Rev. Dreier will be
the leader of this all important
gathering. No iess than fifty
of an attendance is looped for
Friday 4.10 pati.—Jr. E.L.CE
Friday, 7(.30 pine --Sr. ELCE
Friday 8.30 path—Choir Practice
Supdey
l.1.l1 a.,mc Worship
Slab•e,-e--Can this 'upset world be
set up??
11 ante -Bible, School,
+7. E. Ga'seho, Superintendent.
7.110 , p.m.—Worship.'
Subject "'Walking with God,
Don't stay from, church because
it is +i'ot perfect. How ]onely you,
would feel in a perfect cbuic'le Do
your duty bravely. Thy church is
rrot' a gallery for the exhibition
on"f0Ct elariatians, but a.school
for the education :of imperfect
ones, Coine and we will do thee
good,
lie erybody its Cordially Invited,
Rev, W. - Y. Dreier,' learnt'
Buys. a i�Valham COAL 1924
16 Size Fancy Engrav-
ed Case, Only a few
left
FULLY GUARANTEED BY US
Hess, The Jeweller
Spring Delivery
YES WE HAS
Dropped the Price of Coat
ANTHRACITE
THE BEST GRADES PRO)O•f: !.
IN THE UNITED STATES. -
DIRECT FROM THE MINES
GENUINE DNLN & W.. SCRAVIATAZ
The Standard Anthracite
THE D. & H. LACKAWANA.
The Free Burning Anthracite:
FILL UP YOUR BINS REPOR ;:
THE PRICES ADVANCE -
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Harness Trunks Valises Arta Tires
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR LEATHER GOODS, HARNESS
OF ALL KINDS, LEATHER CLUB BAGS, LADIES' RBAGS,
COIN AND OTHER PURSES A FINE DISPLAY ON HAND
o GOOD SUPPLY OF MEN'S MITTS, OVERALLS, HORS: ]33i
ANKETS, ETC. ON HAND.
a SPECIAL PRICES ON AUTO TIRES RIGHT NOW.
HARNESS REPAIRING ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVIORt
FED THIEL ZURIO •$
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Come in and ogee our fine display of Usefull Goods
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The South Huron. District An- A
rual meeting of the Women's In-; +
stitute will be held at the honkie of 4
Mrs. J. {Rey; Jr., at Zurich on the T.
afternoon of June 1•th. Mrs.Crow-
ford of .Tara is the .District spe-
aker, all ladies arra cordialyl in-
tited„
LATE WILLIAM KLOPP
S3'iliianl Klopp was born Feb-
ru.iry lth, .1852, at Gunter:s1iaus;'n,
Germany and passed away at ,his
tea lence in Zur:eh on Wednesday
evening, June lst, 1927. At the
see of 15 yoaes he left his native
land and carie to Canada where
he has resided since. For aiaum:-
ber of years he pursued the trade
of harness maker after which he
became a farmer locating at the
'rearm where his son Elmer F. Klopp
re•sid ' $., Later he moved to ;alarm
or the Brontson. Line and continued
there many yeas°s. In 1905 the
family Went to • Stratford Ontario
to provide better educational fac-
]litie�s for' the growing family. In
191:3 They returned to Zurich and
Mr. and Mrs. Klapp took up their
re i lence i 1 the v rage,. On July
,July 25, 1876 he was united in ixiar-
rhge to 'Loteise Zeller of Zurich,
',flys union was blessed with seven
sons and three daughters all of
whom survive thim.. During Feb-
ruary of this year, he had a slight
paralytic stroke from the effects;
of which he never .fully recovered.
Death came very suddenly last
Wednesday esday evening and was due
to apoplexy.. He leaves to mourn
his lose, -his wife, Lotti•se .Klapp,
his ten chi.dren, Elmer F. Klopp, o.f
h,ricb ; • Mrs„ Clara Wagner. of
Shakespeare; Horace J. Klopp of
Stratford; Oscar P. lelopp of Znr-
ich; William H. Klopp of Stratford
Mis;, Ella M. Church of Zurich; :sl:rsi
Florae lie ker of Nepo iss a I linoia;
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Dr, Iiu i .oil.,
Leonard J. Klopp of 'Waterloo•;
and .Lambert P. Klopp 91 Phila-
delphia, Pe,.. All were present at
the fern: r,il and six of the s,nn4 ac-
ted as p^.11 bearers, 'Besides thee'
ere twenty-eight grandchildren and
num woes friwnds andrelatives who
will ands. the and friendly
man who resided ,so long in their
midst, The funer•il wee ono of
the largest river i e,c3. i,t Zurich and
thee.' tit ,ra r •lare,e onnibor o 0 .1.
lie,:town feie,1d•i C4'c10 etne.` ..ii .pa.$
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SpringFoot .:e r
NOW is the time to secure your
New Spring Footwear for Style
while our Stock is complete
WE HAVE MANY NEW LINES TO SHOW YOU IN ZEN'S
WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S UP TO DATE FOOTWEAR..
A COMPLETE STOCK OF MEN'S AND BOYS WORKB00TS.
Where Quality, Style and Prices Count
We Win!
0. FRITZ SON
SHOE MERCHANTS
Repairing promptly done, Rubber Soles Vulcanized on Rubeer ,
Boots, Etc. y a
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We Innate You
To call and see Oar new Rayon
Silks, Broadcloths, Gin h a m ,
Prints, Galateas, Shirtings, Denems
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ALSO DRESS . LENGTHS. FOR LITTLE GIRLS,. MISSES, AND
LADIES, ALL OTHER LINES OF OUR STOCK WELL ASSO1
TED UP. AT REASONABLE PRICES.
PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
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