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$USINESS CARDS
DUDLEY E. HOLMES
11BA B11USTRR, SOLICITOR! NOT
ART PUBLIC, ETC.
dice, Hamilton Street, Jdat old
lj io square, GODERIOIJ, Ont.
3pecial attention to Oouneel 411d
Court Work,
lalfs. 'Holmes may be consulted at
Illeedariels by phone and Acte
ahiargew reversed.
Dr IL IL COW EN
Bl. DA 81► D. Dr B.
DENTAL SURGEON
Jit DEITZ BLOCK, ZURICH ev-
illy
Thursday, Friday and Satur-
Mao
Main Office
PUT YOUR
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
FOR SALE
A limited number of choice yo-
Lng pigs, 5 weeks old. Applyito'
Henry Cl.ausius.
LOST
On the Sauble Line, a :taro Wil
Robe. Finder please ret ern to
Edward J. Deniomy, R.R. 2.
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NOTICE.
T:EBENTTJ'RES FOR SALE
Debentures of McDonald Drain,
Township of Hay, amounting to
$11'22.75, 4927, for five years at
VA% per annum. For, particulars
aj:'ply to r i • ` • , •
A. F..HI! SS,, 'Treasurer,
MIARTI,HIB'S BLOC$., DASUWOOTi• Township of Hay,
• Zurich, Ontario.
strew F. Hexa, TownehiP Cleric
Aksel ' et marriage lieeeauses. Notary
sW'puc, iCoreanileMioner, Vie land Aut-
isenebile ismue`r'aneo Re. eventing
litaren & Erie Mortgage Corpor-
*Rom, The Canada Tad*Co.
'WHICH —
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STRAYED
From ;my grass farm, Lot 9,
con. 6, Hay Tp.,. a white yearling
heifer, with horns, finder will be
liberally rewarded by notify-ing
Mr Tr Henry Trurmner, Zurich.
A -U -C -T -I -O -N -E -E ad STRAYED
'Unto my premises, Sauble Line; Mr, Harvey Gelinas returned to
See Oidas SLOVZ Hay Township, a yearling heifer his home last Frid ry, after spencl-
®i>ea Net' Owner can have segue by, prov- ing two months with his • uncle
duate Carol
gGhool o! AtacUopeDrb°s oak ing property ander payingball ex- Mr, Leon Gelinas, in Saskatchewan.
R��Termeiv� I+eurs s.—Alfred Meidinger,
kBeping Miss 'Annie Troir, of Ch^sley;iYTr.
We Breselo Choice • I.grnc Di'eior• of Chesley and Mina
Pile. NOTICE .Tear, Dreier, Hanover visited at
at the homp. of Rev. and Mrs. W.
Notice is hereby given thatin YY Dreier over the week -end•
future all shooting is strictlyefor�
bidden on Lot 28, con. 11; Lot 28 Everybody iso cordially in
can. 12; N. pt. Lot 27, con. 12, Hay e ited to , visit Jos. Gelinas store
Township. By Order. at Drysda e for anything you xf�ay
David Schwartzentruber. be in need .of.. During .the ten
day's sale. Got a pair rif fancy
gio\'es free of charge.
FARM FOR SALE A new firma has .been oirgan-
A very desirable farm, consits- :zed in town, namely- Koehler &
ing of 120 acres of ehoire clay loan. izesch;; (the •personell are Mr. Gid -
being Lot 21, Concession 10, Stan- eon Koehler ,and Mr. Elmer Oe'sch.
Gid -
ley' township. There is on .the Their line 'of 'br!siness' is lheng re-
iroperty a good brick howse;ivith presented in their ,ad. on page 1
of th,ils issue.
LOCAL NEWS
N. Sararas wa's''a week -end,
Visitor at Kitchener.
$;lr'. Rhyman Howald was a.
visitor to Hensall on Sunday.
Mr, Chas, Weber is spending a
few weeks at Crosswell, Mich.
Mr.., and Mrs, Mose Gerber of
Eaden were, week -end visitors with
relative's here:
Mr. and Mrs, J, J. Schwartz of:
Detroit, were recent visitors at the
home °of Mr, and Mrs. J, Fuss. ,
Messrs. Ward Fritz and Allan
Schrag motored (to London on
Wedncisceay, <
,Mrs. Oscar Koehler and children
Shirley and ,Harold, were week-
end visitors with Mr, and Mrs.Ezra
Koehler., at Baden,.
Mr. Ward Fritz motored to St.
Jacob's on Monday, where he
met this father on his way home
from his hunting trip.
Mr. C. Stade of Dashwood is
visiting a few days this week, at
the rhorele of his don, Mr. R. ,
Stade of town • ,
Miss Ethel Williarra is \enjoyng
a free trip eio New York C'ittef
presented to her by her cousin.
Rev Morris W. Eh.nes of that city
i prevailing mill sell simytbin8
�� for eaie.
Meryes,e M--93 or Writes Zurich.
'licensed Auer%sneer
TOR HURON & MI -
CON
.AM IN A POSITION TO TOs,rcTl-
Meat any auction sale, 1
11.1 to sig• or articles to sell. t
seinen your buspo
s, and if lot
)iyliad will make no changes
Acs's' a Dht,00a.
;a rthdr Weber,
furnace in, and running water at
both house and barn. Large
bank barn with straw shed, and
NuN• other good outbuildings. Farm�is 11 ,en's Institute will hold their
11001. as+Oa • well fenced land in a high state of ,men's
meeting in the Council
• cultivation, 18 acres of wheat sown Chamber i.00m in the Town Hall
Zurich, Merl and about 20 acres of plowing is on Tuesday evening, November 22
• done. For particulars apply on at .8 o'clock ,sharp. Reports will
the premises. i be given ,hy M:Ss Pearl .?File, who
The Zi rich Branch of the. Wo
MARKET
!
Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Ugliest Cash Price for Wo;r1. •
CASH FOR SKINS ,14, HIDES
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uuglblut &, i
- Doic�,cib
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Geo: E. Johnson, Varna, P.O.
NOTE
Earn $25 weekly up at home ad-
dressing envelopes. No canvass-
ing. Everything furnished. Spare
or full time. Particulars for
stamp. Mailing Service, Box 9,
Sydney, ,Nova Scotia.
FOR SALE
Fresh and
,attended t'ie Conven`.:o.i at Loido
as the lo al Delegate. The meet-
ing willbe lead by ,Mrs. J. ?:
Hey. Jr., All ladies are cordially
invited to be, present.
1, 5-h. P. Lister Engine.
loae4iNNoeNoea N.••aN1, 5 -ton weigh 'scale, apply to
S. Er, Merger, Bayfield.
:ZURICH LIVERY
J em in a position to accomo-
lbbs all requirement in the Livery
;hlietwol, have Auto for hire. Any
1sg drone in the teaming line.
fIRORGE J. THIEL,
1liio +Oa Zurich,Ont.1
LIVE
:SOU LT R
WANTED
Makes every day till $ O'cloek.p m:
1300. not feed fowl Immo morning
Elmo brought in.
Ugliest Cash Prices
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Cream and Eggs-
W.
ggs-
W. O'Brien2 1
!lb0ii! M Zurich
ea dquarters
FDR
TIRES TUBES •.
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_�. _�� and. Soft Coal
AND
STRAYED.
Unto my premises, Goshen Line
south, Hay, about Oct. 6th, ayear-
ling heifer. Owner can have same
by proving property and settling
alt accounts. Louis Wurm.
WANTED
• Wel ares in the market for Dutch
sett onions of good quality. High
est market prices paid.
T. L. Wuriui, Zurich.
NOTICE
TO FARMERS—After Novemr
her list chopping and rolling will
be done at our rni11 ion Tuesday;
Thursday and Saturday of each
week, during the whole day.
Williams Bros., Zurich.
NOTICE.
We carry a complete line of
Poultry supplies, Cod Liver Oil,
Oyster Shells, Beef Meal, Bone
Meal, Laying Meal and all Royal
Purple remedies. -
Hogarth Baby Chick Hatchery,
Phone 47 3, Exeter, Ont.
COAL 1927
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
GENUINE
Ooal
Scranton
ALSO CARRY,
ante
Coke Foca Cas
Ian- L.
Storage
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
' TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS
Ratte11 EARLY TO
Prop,
Case & . Son
S. WIyg ��q,,y
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Poi" 1rn104.
SCHOOL REPORT
(No. ,0, Hay Tp ifor \Ortot u:
jr. IV—Eleta Gi rgerch $4,' Prix-,
cilia ,Farwell 735.
Jr. Ili—Martha roster 832, Doris
Grey 822, O1iv e WtMer 733, Louie
Farwell 601, Alvin Gngerich 570,
Kenneth Greb .•105.. `
'Jr, 1I Winnfred Battler 761,
Gladys Gineeerch 721, Orlando
[Batter 64.4, Joy Hoffman 461, Lorne
Gingerch 430, Anthony :Hoffman
4395.
F{ first Gage—Grace Wen 408, Irene
roster 421, 1Vlilcli _ d Kpfer 335.
Sr. ,Printer—Freddie Farwell 314,
Rose Hoffman 307.
Beginners—Nel Gingerich 230;
Ruth Witmer. 102,
DASHWOOD
Mr. John Thede of Grand Rap-
ids visited with. Mr, and Mrs. J,
C Reid over the week -end.
Mrs. A. Sillery of Seaforth is
v:seing he: si's.er, Mrs. W..,Wef\\'
Mr. C. Stade is spending a few
days in Zr,•rich this week.
Word was rreceived here on
Monday rr'oreing of the death of
Mrs. Dan. McCormick; nee Jessie
Baker; at Bridgeburg: Her
Mother, Mrs. F. Baker, sister and
brother, Mrs, G. Weigand ;end Mr.
R, Baker aro attending the fun-
eral which wakes place on Wed-
nesday.
Mr.: and Mips. .I,' 0, Reid and
El -Wins -spent ,Sunday in Goderich.
Miss F.ossie Kieinstiver left on
Monday for Stratford where she
has secured a position,.
Yr. L. Schroed 'r of London, is
spending a f:nw days with his par-
ents.
BORN—On Friday Nov. 'Lith, to
Mr. and Mrs. A. IL:tugh, a son.
SCHOOL REPORT
Report of S. S. No. 13 liay for
the month of October. Those
who missed exams are ruarked
Sr. IV—Martha Rader 80%.
Sr. IIi—Arletta W alp^'r 78; Elva
Turnbull 76, Lecl'a Wa per 71, Ivan
Sharrow 68, H.ury Willert 63.
Sr II—Lillian Wilson 70, Jack
Turnbull 67.
Jr. II—Frieda Rader 80, Lloyd
Wii:ert 80, Billy Siianrow h2, Anna
Patterson 33*.
Sr. I—Warren Sharrow 92,
Irma Keller 69;
Printer—Eva Baker 97, Florence.
Tru'emner 97, Merle Waiper 95,
Ruth ,i5har.row 78.
Alice Hoffman, Teacher..
Mr. Henry Deters, who recently
resigned his position as local agent
'for ,the Massey -,Barris Co. has en
tired upon a new contract with
the company end in future' will
act as their soiling agent for this
territory. •iWVIN Pines, who took'
over the agency upon Mr. D' t-
er s resignation, will h•mdly- tri:;
repairs.--Haurg Ind
;pou:1-
ant,
The Big Reduction S lie of
Merchandise at Merner's Store -be
ginning on Saturday, has been a
great boon .to the buying puhlic
Early Saturday morning till a' -
most midnight the place was fair-
ly jammed with hungry buyers
who rapidly partook of ' pies
v: o•nderfUl bargains offered. Yes
ever the most skeptical say it is
a sale beyond expression, and
they have all filled both arias to
capacity and marched home re-
joicing, and ;are all coming back
for more ibargains. Be one of
then., the time is slipping around
fast a?' l 'the supply is also going
down, the 'timh to act is 'right
NOW! ,.
RALLY DAY
At Emanuel Evangelical Church
Zurich, the Bible School and Yn-
cng pep e's ,League observed Ealy
Day in ,right royal fashion on Su.r-
day. At 10 a.no, the pastor, spoko
on "The s-alue and importance of
re'igioiis 'education." The Bible
S2hooi 'ssee'o :r was 'ntroducel with
a inose pleasing and delightful
Junior School program, when the
boys ,are girls occupied the choir
loft did ifull credit to themselves
in 'song and recitation and ,bro-
ught a brimming full measure of
enjoyimant to all present. Mr. W.
11.2dighoffer, .teacher of the Yo-
ung Men's. Bible Class gave a well
thought out and practical and
forceful address oon "Rallying the
Forces." At the Oratorical con-
test in the evening 313 attended.
The ,orators were Miss Lylyan Mar-
tin, Mr. Garfield Witmer, Mise Rett
Rumble and Mr, Newel Geig.erThe
e'0 ITh':q or t1:e.r se:f paoduc,elnes.
sage as well as the delivery of the
same was as good that rt was a.
Iscrean of Delight to all. , The
judges ;were, Miss Ruth H. IIills,
Exeter;; (the Honorable W. .G.
Meed, Mi. SP ,P, E Teter end Mr.. 3,.
W. Ortwein, o:f Hensall, who d'ec
ided on Newel Geiger as first win-
ner, although all the contestants
carne mo close to the 100 per cent.
stark that piety surely are all win-
:erg and ,are to be complimented
on their .laudable achievement We'
are r i; htuflly proud oft herb awl
J7' �.e:ix ek o (:h.' , ,.i 1 t.,,,. 1,1.1
joi' i,se1ulnesa and influence in fife
HENSALL
Ler Douglas visited the past
'a eel: With friends iri 'roronto.
Mrs. John Diusdale. .has been
confined to her Thome with. illness.
Mrs, Thos Berry is visiting in
Wnrdsore and Detroit.
Mrs. John Zuefle who was vis-
iting in Windsor, has returned to
her horn'.
Mr. E. Rennie, who has been en-
joying a Wive month's 'visit with
re:atives in the West, has returned
horn i and reports a pleasant trip
Wm. Simp-on, accompin'od by
hs mother and sister, of Detroit,
vistled ov•'r the week -end here.
' Mr. and Mrs. Alf, Sn•ith have
moved into Mr. Ortwein's house,
Lo':u-r:y known as the old Method-
ist parsonage.
Helen and Jean Elder of Lon-
don s i'sited their parents here.
Jack Stacy, of Detroit, visited
with his mother here.
0 Lin Ortwein of Toronto, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
J. W. Ortwein,
Ml's. Fred. Smallaeombe, of
Guelph, who has been visiting her
sister here, Mas Theis, reLurae.1 to
her hone).
Mr. and Mrs. Tho:,. Sherritt vis-
ited with relatives at Lions Head
Mrs Fo'it, Bo Ahron is visiting
hi Detroit.
fMr. and DIrs, Edmund Geiger
of London, visited with his par-
ents here.
What might have been a ser-
ious accident occurod the other
day, when Altex, Murdoch was
driving East, collided with i car
driven by John Caldwell a mile
east of H:ensal', the two cars meet-
ing at the school house corner. Mr.
Murdoch'•s ear was turned. comple-
tely over, pinning him underneath,
and he was taken from under the
car with a good deal of difficulty
Luckily no cine Wait seriously hurt
hut loth cars were badly dams-
aged. ,
There passed `away in Tucker -
'smith on Nov. 3rd, Win. McDougall
in his 72nd year, son of the late
lWm. McDougall, of Hensel!. He
was born in this country and sp-
ent nearly all his life in Tucker -
smith itlr o•n 3rd con, with the excep-
tion of five years which he lived
in FlPrrsall. He has been in poor
health for about a year, and is
survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Caldwell of London. also three sis-
ters; ,is wife* predeceased him, some
30 years ago.
A quiet wedding took place at
the United Church .Manse on Nov.
1th, when Rev. Sinclair united in
ni,arr:age Miss F:orence Robert -son
a •popular young lady of Chiaei-
hi i st, to Janto, M. Coope t-.1(1-
1,1:.1.•).) .,. 11 "r ..ih
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PUTNAM FADELESS DYES
Dr, A, J. MacKinnon, Zurich
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ARE YOU ROOFING?
THINK OF KEYSTONE
5 X RED CEDAR SHINGLES WHEN PROPERLY LAID WITH
ZINK CLAD NAILS WILL LAST 40 TEARS OR MORE WITH-
OUT PAINTING OR PATCHING. NO SNOW WILL BLOW
UP AND NO RAIN WILL GO THROUGH
THE CHEAPEST AND rrHG.LEST.
We stili have a large quantity of Gyproc or hand. The
Fireproof Wallboard; Use it. for wall's and ceilings to repair
the old plaster before you spring decorate.
C.
PHONE ( 9
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Get your Buggy Light Now!
You must b a v e them
Electric Lamps $10.
Oil Lamps $2.75
Auto 'Tops, Wagon Repairing,.
Paiutirtg, Etc.
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Autos and Auto Supplies
WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF AUTO ACCESSORIES,
AND SUPPLIES, AND CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON THESE
VARIOUS LINES
CORD TIRES 30x3% AT ONLY ... ,.. $8.5e
TUBES 30x3% AT ONLY .....:............ $1.419
GOOD RUBBER CASE BATTERIES AT ...:.. $15.0&
1 SECOND HAND 134 H. P. GAS ENGINE VERY CHEAP.
1 FORD TOURING CARS
1 FORD ROADSTER CAR.
1 GOOD TRAILER.
ABOVE CARS ARE ALL IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER.
4VE DO EXPERT BATTERY WORK ON REPAIRING AND
RE -BUILDING• BAT rERIES. l i
!FARM IMPLEMENTS
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOB. FARM IMPLEMENTS .AND
CARRY JUST TRE KIND OP MACHINERY THAT WILL GIVE
YOU THE BEST AND LONGEST SERVICCI FOR YOUR MONEY
PUMPS, PIPINGS AND FITTINGS, ALSO INSTALL OUt3
PI' APS. ,
Tires, Tubes, Oa Osis and Creases
Tires,
L. A. Frank, Zurich