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DUDLEY E. HoLMES
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IARY' PUBLIC, ETC.
'"OFFICE—Hamilton Street, Just off
The Square, Gt-mititrat, Ontario.
Special attention to CCuncel and
Court Warta. .
•,'i11Lr Holmes may be -consulted' at
SG4oderieh by Phone, mad Phone
charges reversed.
Dr. tl... II, COWEN
L. D, S. D. D. S.
DENTAL. SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOCH ZURICH
Fiery Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK,
DASEiWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday'
MUTUAL LIFE
OF NEW YORK
COMPLETE (PROTECTION
LIBERAL DIVIDENDS
A P. HESS -- Local Agent
The Imperial Life
Assurance Co. of Canada
$EAD OFFICE-- TORONTO
E. E. Wuerth—Agent
ZURICH Phone 11-81
'Guarantee and Accident Insurance.
Oldest and Strongest Co. in Canada
A -U -C -T -I -O -N -E -E -R
OSCAR - .._]MOPP
-Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat-
►rta1 School of Auctioneering. Try
nee .for,. Registered Live ' Stock,
1:11 .Breads). Tern in keeping
•vita{ prevatti.ng prices: '—Choice
Farms for sale. 9Siill sell anything
Anywhere. - -
Phone 18-93 ox' write. Zurich.
Licensed Auctioneer
FOR HURON & MIDDLESEX
M IN A POSITION TO CON
dilet • any • auction .Sale, regardless
rs .to isize or • article to sell. I
tsofieit your businees, and if not
;satisfied will make ins charges for
13ervices.
Arthur Weber _ Dashwood.
Phone 13-57
llEtOtiFlla.'J tegre2"&tie d^sasegaao
Zlighth Meet
ARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc 2
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Highest Crah Price for Weed
CASH FOR SKINS & RIDES
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WANTED
'Maine,every day till 3o'cloek,pan.
the. not feed Fowl isante morning
when brought in.
lihest Cad. 'Prices
—CASH FOR --
ream and Eggs
W. O'Brien'
P*izoue r— Zurich
Headquarters
FOR
TIRES TUBES
AND
%rags
PUT YOI1,8
Wdl�tls, For Sale, Lost,
Fouad, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN T
uis corium;
WANTED
Experienced Married Man,h
est and willing wants work on fa
Apply Willie Muller, R. R.2, Z
FARM FOR' SALE
Pasture Farm for Sale, 75 ac
Ion Lot 16, Con. 7, Hay. Well fe
sed, never failing water in di
W. C. Pearce, Exeter.
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NOTICE •
Beginning ,on Monday, Pebruary
`10th, we have decided to raise th
price of milk to 12 cents a quer
'until May 20th, when it will agai
be .sold at 10 cents.
C. Schrag and Sona
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HOUSE FOR SALE
The fine :property of the late
Mrs. A. G. Ehnen. The house has
six nice large rooms, and has many
conveniences, and is situated on
two large lots. Apply to 0. H
Ehnes, 2811, E. Grand Boulevard,
Detroit, Mich.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
all persons having claims against
the estate of GEORGE H. BLACK -
WELL, late of the Township of
Hay in the County of ,Huron, farm-
er deceased, who died on of about
the 31st of December 1927, are
required to forward their claims
duly proven to the undersigned
adrainistrator on or before the 3rd
of •March, 1929. •
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV-
1EN that after this said' date the
Administrator will premed to dis-
tribute the• estate, having regard
only to claims of which he whall
then have notice.
Dated at Zurich this 14th day of
February, 1929- • •
Wm. J. MaekSvell, Administrator,
- R. 11. 2, Hensel!, Ont.
FOR SALE
Desirable building . Lot in Zur-
ich, being • w-hf. of 49 and e-hf of
Lot 51, Mary Street; .for quick sale
it will be sold for $75.00. Apply
to W. BE, Pfile, I<Iensell,.
FOR SALE
Heating Stove, Furnacette,
used only a month. Will sell for
$10.O0. less than coat of new.
Oscar Koehler.
FOR SALE, -
Top Buggy in' good nendition.
also a good 13 -spring -tooth culti-
vator. Milne Ratlera' 14th con.
LOST
In Zurich on Jan. 13th a five
dollar bill. Finder please return
to Walter Miller, 14th con.
TIRES TIRES•
CHEAP SALE `on all tires while
the car roads are closed we would
advise all motorists to put in their
supply, and get ready when we
will again enjoy better Roads.
New 00;33i tires for $7.00, while
they last. Act quid:. L. A,'
Prang, Firestone and Dunlop De-
aler,
FOUN`r
A Ladies Muff, between Zurich
and the Bronson Line. Owner
canhave same at the Herald , Of-
rice by calling and paying 4 for
this adv.
FOR SALE
,Ground Flaxseed in 90 pound
bags at 4;ac. per pound_
Feed a handful a day,
Keep. the Vet. away.
Fed„ C. Kalbfleislch, Zurich
NOTICE.
1y.• amounts are now ready for
•suck parties who owe nee, and
Would +appreciate a call :very
Teach. cif: V. Siebert.
COAL 192
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS 'Fait
GENUINE / r'
Scranton Coal
ALSO LARRY
Coke ,:Poeahantas
LOCAL news
ZURICH' HERALD
Anss. Ida ROuitledge slept ;1 on -
day at Jondoti, . 4
Mr axtd Mrs Risking G« R'0e9
motored; to 'London' 'on, ,Saturday.
.Tohn, Peeker,:.. Jr,, `;was a
business visnttoi tae: :Toronto•; the
past week.
Mr. R, F. Seade is attending
the Ontario. Retail Hardware 'As-
aociati:on at Toronto this week:*
Mr. Wm. Lamont made a. brzs,-'
ince trip to Crediton one day last.
week.
Mr. and Mrs. 0, L. Smith and
,daughter Alae,. and Mary Merner
and Mr. D. 'Smith, were Sunday
v aitors at .- Dashwood
A number, of our citizens •"took
in the nice, scenery at the lake at
St. Joseph, •by viewing the large
ieebanks which have been formed
early in the winter.
Mr, and Mrs: Lloyd Hey of
Crediton, were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hey,
Jr.
We have a number of school
reports, as well 'as a : few other
interesting -items that We are , a-
gain obliged tohold over / till
next week.
MrHarry G Tress, has a nutria
ber of men',•enga: ed znklie rebuild-
ing and remoddeling of the listeritgz.'
of his bttsiness' block, and When
completed' 'will have very corn -
odious -living quarters:
We have experienced ,some
real March weather again this
past week, and we had to look the
second time at the calendar to
be convinced that we are Estill in
February, and although it hasa
day more than usual this year, we
realise that the big half of the
rnionth is gone.
The auction sale of hottseholid
effects and property on- Saturday
brought out a large number of
people and the sale was well pat-
ronized:- -Mr: John P. Rau •pu'r
chased the :dwelling property•..for
$2250.00, which ..we tfhink is • very
good .value for the money, as it
is a lino du=elling, apd we eare
pleased' no again have Mr. and`Mrs
Rau as resi•lenta of Zurich,
We congratulate Mr. ' - Sync,
Sparks, of the Bronson Line, St-
anley Township, for the fine suc-
cess he is develop;ng as .a bre-
eder of the famous Holstein cattle.
Mr. Sparks has an exceptionally
line herd and during the ,last per-,
iod of time has made ,the fo.low,re
g
gales;—Cow to Hugh Hill, Reeve
of Colborne Tp.; Cow to Peter
Gingerieh, Stanley Tp; 13 months
old bull to Tty. Stec?:le, land 10
months old heifer to Menne "tackle
Jr.; Bull calf" each to David Dewar
and Arelale Armstrorg; heirercalf
to Harvey and Clarence Rohner.
All the above animals are elig-
ible to be registered,
LOOAL NEWS
.ou Air. Ward Fritz was to London
Fridayl+
'r .Samuel Merner of Henaall,
yiaitecj the. pact week, wttil his
:Imo -then B' frs...Mary,^111erner who has
been • q,ujt- ill.
D'en't forget the daahe in the
flown hall, :Turrell, „on Friday ev-
ening of this•.weelctinder ,the aus-
pices of the Zurich .Jubilee Band
A tine band concert will • take
place before the dancing to which
everybody is: inyited,
Mr. Robert' Turner has sold his
.70 -acre
-acre ferry being part Lot 19,
•Sonceseloia; Staeley, north
of Drysdale,' to Mr, Melvin Over-
holt, for $4,800,00, Mr, Overholt
gets .possession April 2nd. Mr,
Turner and rani y will likely move
toG.oderieb to reside.
By all appearance there will be
no ice fishing for herring and trout
on the lake this winter, as the kind
of ice that exists at present will
not allow the .fishermen to -set
their nets. The St Joseph Fish-
ery are also finding much diffic-
ulty in raiding suitable ice to store
away ,for sumirler, use;
A Most splendid concert , was
put on by the young people of
the Lutheran church Inst Friday
evening ,the play,. being full of
turner and the ;parties ,selected for
he various characters were well
'Sated. In fact we think this
play should be repeated, if lnot
in Zurich, at some other places.
Mr. Ed. Merrier,' of Baytfield,
visited his mother here on Friday,
and remaining here over night,and
when he went to crank his car
on Saturday morning, in some way
it backfired and unfortwnatelyhit
Mr. Merner on the arm, fracturing
the large bone near the wrist. Dr.
MacKinnon adjusted the fracture,
and Mr.. Merrier is progressing as
well as can be, expected. - He has
returned to his home in Bayfield,
Mr Henry- Keehteezr_of the
lege advises us that while sittin
rile boude the other day he disc
canal a beautiful moth or„ butte
which had left .its wanter
son•.ctthea�e and etafiteel taut on
neat .stitge of ]ifc', W„a dg
know .tf :thjs is the liege signs
Spring but we think- that i,t
not so very far off.
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coat
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Here and. There
it the,announced
extent ofthat
which cannew onlya be
surmised, has been discovered seven
zni:es from Glacier House, Glacier,
The Yukon Territory is rapidly
losing its inhabitants. In 1911 the
,population was 27,217, and in 1921
it had dwindled down to 4,157.
In
an
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adress tok,he RE.VariansBeati
Montreal
PRESENTATION president of the Canadian Pacific
Railway, made a pointed statement
to the effect that Canada needs
more capital for its development and
more men for the same purpose.
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HESS
ZURICH
Directly after the monthly me-
eting of the Ladies' Aid. last Tues-
day afternoon, Rev. Rembe de-
livered his farewell address to theAn old-time stampede will be held
members. His remarks ' were p - in Calgary, Alta., between July 5th
ceeded by a lit°esentation ad(lrr ssi and July 14th, 1923. The programme
read by Mrs. E. Klopp, during wh- will, as usual, include calf roping
ich Rev. Rembe was tirade the i contests, broncho busting, and fancy
recipient of a handsome cheque riding and roping, etc.
and Mrs. Rembe of a ,fine quilt. Resumption -01 direct steamship
The presentation was made by the service this spring between Mont -
president of the -Aid, Mrs. C, real -arid,. the principal Norwegian
Scliilbe. A dainty farewell ea- ports,`' with the object of furthering
past followed consisting of assort- the expansion of trade between Can-
ed sandwiches cake and coffee: .oda and Norway, is announced by
The hymn "God Be With ,you til! the Canadian Pacific traffic agents
We Meet Again" was sung, for. the 'Norwegian -American Line.
which Rev. and Mrs. Rembshotolr
resent thanktn g "The Canadian Pacific steamship with all teamship
p Metagama recently brought over
them once more for their kindness to Canada 400 .men and women of
and good wishes.. Fe lowing is the the Hebrides—tale first migration
presentation address ' of the Aid, of young liebridcs farmers to Can_
read :`by Mrs, E. Klopp-. ads under •the Ontario immigration
scheme.
Zurich, Feb.17, ,1928 • ' "
Dear Rev, Rembe and Mrs.Reinbe A bill has been introduced into the
Chamber of Deputies, Paris, author-
izirlg the Government to expend
For (twelve years we 3,750,000 francs on the Canadian
as members ot your: church , and travelling exhibition. At least thirty
congregation have profited , by French toms trill be visited by the
your ministrations, and within that train thio wsunlmeh.;
period you have greatly endeared
yourselves to us by your earnestAs guests of President Beatty of
the Cahadin.± .the
Railway, four
devotion, and by the hearty Tri -
boy membersg of .the young farmers
teres{ you have manifested in out; :clubs of Great Britain will crows the
welfare as a people.
.Atlantic and tour the Eastern and
In the pulpit you have faitIt- Western provinces of Canada.
fully presented the preciepts tif'
our r
again
beset
eligion, you have warned us Canada's exports to the United
st the evil's that continually Kh gdozrt in 3922 -were more than
us, and have earnestly plead- S341000,000 higher in value than ex -
ed with us to !seek our truest hap u) of CanxTan goods to the
piness in the paths of rectitude Jdta%b. To, ood toith Kane.
and peace.
dOm quad* sold goods to the value
In hours of pain and sorrow you Stat�es7 0i__4 15409d, '47. to tJzo 'United
have spokeny tot ,362,247.
p gentle and• �soothin8
words to our troubled hearts. Our IWO** the war India fronted
'ted
children have profited by your 160A,Ooe,oGo worth of commodities
inlstructioiii, a year,- of which Canada sent not
d, as members of the Ladies' more then $30,008 worth. Last year
her import.Ivo.. $8Oe�Op0,090, ,t.
ave assembled here today not w ieh nada sent $1,128,000, sad
or our regular meeting, but itis now expected that "there 'Rill be.
o show our appreciation of a further increase id betwe Se
work in our Aid, lye gash 000;000 and 55,000,000 f :- yeax +
V. Re,utbe t d aeeept thin+ ,f,tn-. • --7—R-,---.-
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and Mrs. Reibe this quilt I. a Canaelian Pacific Railway hay
t GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND as a reiirembrance from the Te '1 i arranged with a number of Euro-
ean countries for the emigration of
farmers and otiieeties who. are +milt•;
Ing to cants Canada tor employ«y
tient on Canadian farms, 7'hs ilii•.
migrants will be brought to Ct(itatia
at the joint expense of t'�tlr home
goverrunents and the railway cam.'
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Se EIN, * Pro richest iileot,rlrg in yoga new held
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We Specialize in fine Stationery
and have writing tablets of all
sizes, fine boxed stationery, Cor-
resprndence Cards, G-reeting
Cards. and Birthday Cards.
BR x4 We also have a large Stock of bulk
Perfumes; Toilet Preperations of all
kinds, Face Powders, Face Creams,,.
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