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Ty June, 23, 1927
0tl4 i MRIORALI,
susi1IS CARDS
. uDLi s E. HOLMES
illARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT-
ARY Plinio, RTC,
arae, Hamilton Street. JuSt off
equare, GODE ICF, Ont.
• a i a?ttenti'am to Cour*e4 rind
Court 'Work.
flolmea naay be comealted at
leoliericli by phone la* d phone
ehlargele revel.
'fir. }L 1H. GoWEN
L. D. DA 0.
DENTAL SURGEON
JM DEITZ BLOCK, ZURICH ' ev-
hnrsday, Pritlas and Bator-
• " MMn Mies
*ABTLIil1'WS BLOCK, DASBWOOT9
Andrew ,P. Pleas, Township Clerk
,Siasuer of marri:a lieen+Bee. Notary
u11Ie,
COMraielSiOnyer, Fire and Aut-
>mmobile Insuenance Representing
Moron & Erie Mortgage Corpor-
*tisaa►, The Trust Co.
ZURICH — Canada ONTARIO
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OSCAR 'ALOPP
*raduate Carey M. Jones Nat-
NOW School of Auctiosteering. Try
gas for Registered Live :Stock
4,111 Breedisa Terms in keeping
• pre'vaili g prices. Choice
Urine for sale, :Will cell :anything
ignyvhere; ':itaielx
:ne 18-93 or write
Licensed Auctioneer
FOR HURON & MIDDLESEX
iM IN A POSITION TO CON -
Mutt any auction sale, regardless
tits to size or articles to sell. I
:solicit your busitteea„ and if not
Wished will make mo charges for
latarvices.
.';9.rt ur Weber, z"a Dashwood,
1p,'lpssie. 19,---9 7,
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Zurich Meal
IMARKET ..w.,..o•
Ere ii and Salt Meats 2
2 Bologna Sausages, etc
2 0
Highest Cub price for Wool Ceti
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ZURICH LIVERY
>ar<nt. in a position to aceo no-
lillat+e a1 •reranitremeUtaa to the Livery
Wiese, bare .Auto for hire, Any
;g' done ,in the toamiza,g Iiine.
13KORGi'J Jr.Tom%
4.1PE0 SO Zul ich,Ornt.
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POULTRY
WANTED
'Taken every day till 3 tO'clociyp nv.
MI) not feed Rawl stone morning
►den brought an;
'Highest , Cash Prices
f OASIS FOR---'
i h,Crear l and Eggs
.. '.ren
.tea Zurich
PUT YOUR
Wants„ For Sane, Lost,
Found, Votide, Etc!, IAds'
IN THIS • COLUMN
Here's the Way
Treat Tonsils and Head colds,
Bronchitis, Coughe, Cataerh quirt -
ay and sore throats with Mra.
Sybilla Spahr& Tonsilitis, .results
good or money `back,.—Wagnees
Grocery, 4urieh,
CARD OF THANKS '
The bereft widow and family(oft
the late William Xiopp, wish to
express theirmost ysineere thanks
and appreciation to the neighbors
and friend's shown during ,the ill.
nese and death of the departed„
FOR SALE
A ulsed baby carriage in good
condition, For quick scale apply
at Heeaid Office,
FOR SALE
We carry in •stock for retail
•sale a supply of Silverwoods'
Creamery Butter.. 'Well. John-
ston, Butcher, Zurich.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received for the
carpenter work, and the metal
roofing with putting on :of roof
for the Lutheran Church sheds at
Dashwood. Plans and. specificat-
ions can be seen from .Mr. L. H.
Rader, and tendera are to Sae hand-
ed in no later than Juste 27th., 1927
to !said 111r. Rader.
FOR SALE
Baby Chicks, good and healthy.
Will also take in eggs for incubat-
ion at 5c. per egg for .June hatch-
ing. Garnet Deters, Hensall P.O.
WANTED
WORK :ON FARM. Experienc
ed married ,man, German, diplomed
dairyman, wants work on a farm..
Apply to Willie Muller,
Hensall, R. IL I
• TO FARMERS
.During the Summer months, we
Will operate_ ,our chopping mill on
three days only of . each week.
namely Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday afternoons. only..
Zia'rich fFiour „1V1a 13,
FOR SALE
Good Steel tired top buggy„ also
.one Ford sedan. Apply to C.
Fritz & Son, Ford Dealers.
NOTICE
OP REGISTRATION OF BY-LAW
NOTICE is hereby given that:.
By --law 8, •1927, was passed by the
Council of the Towi hip of Hay
on the 4th day o June, 1927, pro-
viding for the iasue of debentures,
to the amount. of $828.00 for th:z
purpose of purchasing fire fight-
ing equipment for the Police Vil-
lage of Dashwood, and that Such
By-law was registered in the
Registry Office of the Registry.
Division el the County of Huron
in Boost II for By-laWs on the 8th
day of. June, 1927, as number 494.
Any motion to gnash or set aside
the same • or any port thereof must
bet made within throe months after
the' first publication of this notic'
and . cannot be niade thereafter.
Dates; the lith day of ! June 1927
\ A, F. HESS,
Clerk, Towarsiaip IN Hay
COAL 1927
WE ARE SOLE A.GENkt'S FOR
GENUINE ' •
Scranton Coil
ALSO CARRY
1 Coke P oeahantas
and Soft coal.
a-
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� carter. _
-..r GOOD SUPPLY ON BANE
TELEP:IEONE, YOTYR :ORDER
EARLY TO
IN FQR:
TIRES TUBES?
A Y !J
AND
case & Son
PRONE 45
• URN:SALIN -17,
The period of 'time for the Car-
,. �rickk Camp lrtleeting of the Evan -
Storage ,® gelical clturtir, will tae held on the
camp grounds, neat,' Mildmay be-
. ginning. Tuesday dune 21st, • and
a ar So JIGS n eadirig IV.Icrnclay .Tune 27th" The
ShetliOnnaiDt
Prop, rhiniatei•s of tlta 'Hanover District
halal in.LYtings, crude: oils, i still retttr'ried home on Sunday. •••••••••••••••• ••••••••4+ ••••'4+• 1'0'1Wo-44i4` '4'la i•o•w6-:yx w :, ;>';{ t.:ftr
LOI.�u. NEWS LOCAL NEWS
Mr. and. Mrs. C. Eilber were
pSunday visitors at C,hiselhuxst,
Mrs, ,f'auliee Faust
IIII., is visiting, With
friends here.
Dr, P. J. O'Dwyer
T,i
day 1 ii3itor with Mrs,
London Ilo'apital.,
Mr, and Mrs. Wm., F, Braun of
Foijts1, were Sunday. viJsitore in the
vitlaget.
Messrs. Harold and Earl ;J'ohn-
'son of Toronto, visited their
uncle Mr. Thomas Johnson on Sun-
stay&. •
Dr. ,and Mra. A. J. MacKinnon,
and Mrs. W. S. Johnston, who were
on ' a pleasant motor trip, to Tor-
onto last week; returned 'home On
Friday, and report a moat splen-
did trip.
Mr, Herb. Moirsls,au was in De-
troit on Thursday and returned.
with a new Super Six Essex sedan
which he has sold orb Mtn. Sol. Zim-
of Chicago,
relatives and
was a Sun -
O'Dwyer at
Mr, L. A, Prang zaotored .'to
Milverton .on Saturday;,
Mr. and Mra. Wm. Rader a su
daughter Liiyanx 'sp: nt Sunday in
Bl,y-th
MLT,
, and Mra, Louts Sehilhe and
Mr, and Mrs. Julius Block spent
Sunday with friends in Varna._
Messrs, 0, Fritz and H 'kung-
blut are, at Auburn on business ,a
few days • this week,
Mr. Freak bossenberry of Bit-
chener, Ps staying a few days in
town this ,weak.
Mr, Wtn,,.Leiboid of the Babylon
Line has purchased a new Foredor
sedan from C. Fritz R. Son, Ford
dealer"si.
Children's Day will kbe observed
in the Evangelical church on Sun-
day. The pastor has a very ap-
propriate 'sermon in the morning,
while in the evening well pre-
pared program by the little folks,
will be rendered
Messrs. Reg., Gordon and Albert
`stone, accompanied by the Misses
Lydia Mann and Pearl Leilaold all
merman, and which ishows •many. of Stratford, +spent Sunday atthe
liners of improvements.
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Kal bf l ei"seb,
and 'Mrs. Julia Hess, visited with
Rev, and M -s. L. Kalbfleinch in
Elmira. The latter, Mrs.. Hess, is
remaining over for a week
Pleased to report that Mrs.
George Farwell we's able• to be
out on Sunday, the first time in
seven months.
Mrs. Harry G,allinan, returned
'home from P:'ttol0a, where !she
attended the funeral of her sister -
'in -:law, tlse late Met. Wm. Laurie:..
Miss G. Popper, teacher, of the
Babylon Lino sehonl, Hay, is lean
ing at the a'nd of tate term for
Guelph, -where 'sae will take a
eorre.e in Agriculture.
Tuesday Tun^ 21st, ushered in
the 'surnm r season, and with it
hale Boma the long looked for
warm weather, which is a real
we do' no tremembea o7 so touch
cool weathe.r as this season. Tt-
was' hardly comfortable in the
home. without a little ,.ire, but of
course, the tchange has tomewhicih
is much appreciated by that far-
mers who have. a large acreage of
hoe crop •out,
Among the riiany• items up fool
consideration in tha Jane meeting
of the Huron County Council, w.
notice, tn.', recommendation . of a
!higher class of road Trona Zurich
to Hens ill, «•e •.hope this- will
haveone •co'nsiclbration, as • we do
not think there is a road in. tit:,
county that gets suclis hard aisa-
age the year around ars 'thita piece
We feel very grateful to ache.
reeves of Stanley and Steplleu,whn
:,acre 'song knowledge of this p'ee•
of road and who moved iri i ended this motion.
LATE GEORGE D O 1'i' S O N.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Lei -
bold.
Miss ;Leila Siebert, ,who .spent
the past number of anonthn at De-
troit, returned to her home here
for a 'bine.
„ " Messrs. Leonard and Ernanual
Sararas of the Salable Line, were
week -end visitors at New Hamburg,
and other eastern points,
One would almost think there is
an election in the air, ,and the pol-
itieal pods are beginning to boil
by the way the parties are organ-
izing. On Wodneeday of this
lee:'k, the Conservatives are hold-
ing their Convention at Hensel',
and then on Thursday the Libt?r alas
are holding their' Convention at
Hensall.. If a f:'w mare U.F.O.
monster picnics :were thrown in
with this, one could not help but
think "The fight is on,'-'
A'numnber of the villager's were
called to the High. Court, at God-
erich, on Friday to net as witness
in the Brown v.. Johnston law
suit . It was a very lengthy and
drawn out case, lasting for near-
ly twelve hours, and t"•• , ,•.V °f-
ter 'sitting for over an hour gave
their vedeict in favor s•, ;,r, de-
Tendant.. Barrister D. E..Holirea
of Goderieh acted for ltha plaintiff
Messrs. Brown; while J. G. Stan -
bury of Exeter, acted for the de-
fendant, Mr.. Johnston..
Zurich
I. CTI ID S
The time of year is now
approaching when. Insects be-
come troublesome
Bugs destroy the potatoes, worms
the cabbage, and flies besides being
a general nusiance, are carriers of
disease germs.
WE HAVE THE PROPER REMEDY' FOR ALL THE
'INSECT PESTS, WE STOCK PARIS GREEN, AR-
SENATE OF LEAD, BORDEAUX MIXTURE, INSECT
POWDE 3, HELISORE, FLY TOX, ETC. ETC:
We sell Kodaks and Films. Try vs,
for Developing and Printing
MAGAZINES FOR SALE
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ZINK CLAD NAILS '41'ILL LAST` 40 TEARS OR MORE' WITH':
OUT PAINTING OR. PATCHING. NO SNOW 'WILL. BLO.1V
tUP AND NO _RAIN WILL el0 THROUGH.a THE CHEAPEST AND Tf1E,l;EST, .
dCDs� 4, e 'stili has*e a large quantity of c+yproc on hand.- The
Dash v ireproof Wallboard, Use it. for walls- and ceilings to repair
--- + the old plaster before you spring decorate.
The Dashwood Band furnished
lain music at the Farm^_r's Co-op- Vic do In.y 'incl also :tt 5lr Pka-
strntl'laery festival on Monday * PHONE or,
THINK OF KEYSTONE
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erzfit i' picnic in Parkhill Last + e
11 r. aatd Alva. Ed Nom: adigex ;txad '
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M•• L Reid f G i , h
ies sura et o o� epic ,
There bawd away at
hishora. 'pint
Sunda: with her 'parents.
The annual Strl,a•b x;y festival � �"�"� "`
Goshen Line., S`_an'ry Township, Onr
Sunday., Jiine 19th, a highly re- t'nd.-r th' auspices of the Evan-
gelical church will be. held on the
church lawn on Wednesday even-
ing, June 29th,. A splendid pro-
gram \rill be given.
147r. naacl 17rs. J, Eidt and dau-
ghter 'Mildred of Nawt hamburg,
;.pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
C. Stade.
Rev E. Bruer spent the week-
end in Torontni .
Mr. Vern Sphatz ;wait a few
days in Mitchell last +wQek,
Miss Anderson of ei.ilaa Ci'•aig,
has accepted a position in the
post offit•e,
Miss Edith Guenther .spent the
week -end in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sieb^rt of De- ,
troit, visited the latter's parente,
Mr. awed Mrs. Hy. Ehlers.
Mrs. L. Bader Crrtulrned home on
Monday, after spending the 'past
week- in Detroit.
apected citizen of the conrnunity
in the person of George Dolvann,
;aged 77 years Deceased had n6t
been ailing for very long, wall, 1
very staunch :supported of the
Goshen t, Church, H' leaves a -
grown up faia;ily. l,esidas a large
number ,of warns frit'nde. The ae-
mains were laid to ,,.'•est on Tuns -
day afterrroon to the Byfield
Cemetery for interment.
The County road, as well as
a fele of the main 'streets of the
village are being scraped and
pat into 'shallo fiur the annual
baptism of street oil, which is be-
ing put oh by the county aind com-
e= in 'Nage, tanks at Hensall 'sta-
tion. The •seneou is 11'11 advanced
for applying this oil .and should
do the w:,rk nicely through the
hot and dry .season, if a heavy
,shower of rain does snot occur just
after it is applied, and wash it in
the sewers like last year. How-
ever, Ave do know that it will be
very necessary after corning 'front
the stxeet,t o take. hhe shoes off
int he back kitchen and not sail
mother's. good carpt7tas in. the home..
\Villiatns Brox, of the local mili
have giveta their order for a new
60 -horse polyol' Deis oil engine,
Which will likely be here in the
course at` a f elv r eels' They have
also ' notified • the Hydro electric
Commission at• Torolito to diSeoxi�
Hattie the electric rrowe:r` when their
contract' tertninates; which is in
October. However :in the mean friends in Blyth. '
time the new engine will (lar tar , Ma and. Mrs. Fred Haas, of,Hen-
'stalled and tried .(nit Id Cal+er y la :ty ,sail, accompanied by Mn. iBlair of
The reason o>1 thfa. change is o'f' Milch,., spent Thursday evening at
the almost pvollioitive rates put on the ,home of Mr. and Mrs: tJas. Car-
bv the Hydro :Eleetrio Co,. 'When ale.
the power was,-fitst.pat in the mill Mr,and Mrs, Yule of Rolleston
ten years age, the Commission as- ae onypanied, by 7dc,s. Edi haffet,
•sured the ni,ill that a great reattct- anent Sunday at the hea ie of Mr.
ion in rates 'mould take place in and Mrs. Rosa Jobnften.
uhorttirae, yet very little °teach Mr, and Mrs.. E trl Weido 'and
reduction was ever tnd'de, : It is .daughter of ZZnrielt, !spent Sun-
estimated that one•ot thee oil en- day .with friends in the S llsgts.
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genes, can be operated ora for iabottt Mr. and Mrs. Eli Boahart t and
one quarter the .cost of hydro its family -of Baden at'" visiting fri-
Z arieh at the press tt time, and -Incas in this vicinity,.
Besides the mill will then hove an IVI,'ss x ., , Denotav is • 'visiting
indeipetident power and can run fa'ibti<l'a London.:
when they like The kind or f.t'icl
BLAKE
Mr. Harry Howard of Ilensall
spent a few days 'with friends on
the Goshen Line.
Miss Edna Gingerieh, accompan-
ied by her 's;ster Miss Lydia Gin-
gericsh of Seaforth, spent Satue-
dtty With friends in .,1 -re village,
Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Dick of0rillia, accompanied byMra. Dick
af. Hensall, 'spent Monday at the
home of Me. and Mrs, R. N. Doug -
lot
Mr. and Mrs..Peter :V1;an'son and
daughter, accompanied by Mr.
Lorne ilianaori, spent Sunday with
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Get that Blubber Tire Buggy be -
tore prices advance.
They work on all fo ir, lJi1VO1' IfiFS
Arco T opps, 'agon Repairing,
faultii? :, Etc.
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• WE CARRY A COMPLETE, LINE OF AUTO ACCESSORIES,
4 AND SUPPLIES, AND:. CAN SAVE M
•YOU ONEY ON THESE
VARIOUS LINES091
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M CORD TIRES 36x31 AT ONLY ... ... .5e,
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TUBES 30x33 AT ONLY ..,....„ ... $1.40 • GOOD RUBBER CASE BATTERIES AT S15.Ot3 14s1s 1 SECOND HAND 1% I=L P. GAS ENGINE VERY CHEAP.
2 FORD 'T'OURING CARS
▪ 1 FORD ROADSTER CAR,
I. GOOD TRAILER,
6 ABOVE CARS ARE ALL IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER.
• WE DO EXPERT BATTER'S" WORK ON REPAIRING AND .
it RE -BUILDING BATTERIES.
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WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR 1+`ARM IMPLEMENTS AND
CARRY JUST THE KIND 013 IVIACHINERY THAT WILLGIVUi
YOU THE BEST AND LONGEST SERVICE FOR YOTIR MONE
PIMPS, PIPINGS AND FITTINGS, ALSO INS'T'ALL OUR
pttMPSi.
Tires,
Tubes b . and Bruises
zn /J -`[y F rang ,� Zurich
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