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D%3DLEY'E. HoLMEs
liARRIS'1'ER, SOLICITOR,, NOT
IARY PUBLIC, ETC.
OFFICE_ -Hamilton Street, Just off
tlu, Square, GODERICH', Ontario.
Special attention to Conned and
Court Work
lea Holmes may be eonsulted at
'oderich by Phone, and Phone
chargee reversed.
Dr. H. H. COWEN
L.D.S. D.D.B.
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F"�rc Notice,' Etc' Ads
IN muss COLUMN
FARM FOR SALE
On Laudon Road, Stanley Town-
ship 97 acres; four acres good
hardwood bush rent all under cul-
tivation, Barn 72 1uy 40 on cern-
mit stabling, steel drive shed, frame
poultry house, brick dwelling, feec-
ing and drainage good'; . five miles
from Clinton, one mile from Bruce-
field,
•Apply to Frank Lane, Clinton.
Or c -o • W. Brydone, Clinton.
DENTAL SURGEON
M DEITZ BLOCK ZUBSC1
Eyery Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK,.
DASHWOOD
'livery Monday, Tuesday ani
Wednesday
MUTUAL LIFE
OF NEW YORK
COMPLETE PROTECTION
LIBERAL, DIVIDENDS
A. P. HESS -- Local Agent
The Imperial Life
Assurance Co. of Canada .
BEAD OFFICE — TORONTO •
E. E. Wuertlt—Agent
ZURICH Phone 11-81
Guarantee and Accident Insurance.
Oldest and Strout Co. in Canada
A -U -C -T -I -O -N -E -E -R
OSCAR KLOP?
Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat-
ional School of Auct:oneerin g. Try
.e for Registered Live Stock,
(All Breeds). Terms in keeping
with prevailing prices. Choice
Farms for sale. Will sell anything
Anywhere.
Phone 18-93 or write. Zurich.
Licensed Auctioneer
FOR HURON & MIDDLESEX
Alf IN A POSITION TO CON -
duct any auction Sale, regardless
an to size -or article to sell. 1
solicit your business, and if not
satisfied will make no charges for
Services.
:Arthur Weber — Dashwood.
Phone 13-57
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l~re8h and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc e°
Highest Cash Price for Wool
GASH FOR SKINS & HIDES S
Zurich Moe
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LIVE
POU LT R Y
WANTED
Taken, every day till 3 o'ctock,pexe
iki not feed Fowl same morning
when brought ins.
Highest Cash Prices
—CASH FOR-
1Cr- ann and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phone 94 -- Zurich
Headquarters
FOR
TIRES TOES
AND
Sfitage Batteries
()Asa wioo2) MOTOtt SI,;.ItVI 'illi
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders -will be deceived by the
Police Trusteea of the Village of
Zurich for hauling 100 loads of
good lake gravel. Tenders to
state price per one and 'one-quar-
ter yards delivered to Zurich and°
to be in the hands of the Under-
signed by 11 o'eloek, a. m. Match
1st, 1928.
A. Mousseaor, Chairman,
A. F. Hess, Secretary.
WANTED
Experienced Married Man, hon-
est and willing wants work on farm
Apply Willie Muller, R. R.2, Zurich
FARM FOR SALE
Pasture Farm for Sale, 75 acres
on Lot 16, . Con. 7, Hay. Well fen-
ced, never failing water in ditch.
W. C. Pearce, Exeter.
NOTICE
Beginning on Monday, February
20th, we have decided to raise the
price of milk to 12 cents a quart
until May 20th, when it will again
be sold at 10 cents.
C. Schrag and Sons
,MOUSE 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 O. H
Ehnes, 2811, E. Grand Boulevard,
Detroiit, Mich.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
•
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
all persons having claims against
the estate of GEORGE • R. 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 ande ned
administrator on or beforthe 3rd
of . March, 1928.
AND NOTILL IS FURTHER GI.V-
EN that after this said date the
Administrator will preoeed to dis-
tribute the estate, having regard
only to claims of which he shall
then have notice,
Dated at Zurich this 14th day of
February, 1928.
Wm. J. Blackwell, Administrator.
R. R. 2, Hensall, Ont.
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FOR SALE
Desirable building Lot in Zur-
ich,, being w-hf_ of 49 and e-hf of
Lot 53, Mary Street; for quick sale
it will be sold for .$75:00, Apply
to H. Pfile, Hensall,
FOR SALE
Heating Stove, Furnacette,
used only a month. Will sell for
$1000 less than coat of -new.
Oscar Koehler.
FOR SALE
Top Buggy in good condition.
also a good 13 -spring -tooth culti-
vator. Milne Rader, 14th con.
LOST
In Zurich on Jan. 13th `a five
dollar bill. Finder please return
to Walter Miller, 14th eon.
FOR SALE
Ground Flaxseed in 90 pound
bage at 43 c. per pound.
Peed a handful a day,
Keep the Vet. away.
Fred. C. Kalbflelech, Zurich
COAL 1928
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR
'GENUINE ...
Scranton. Ooal
ALSO CARRY
Coke Poeahantas
and Soft Coal
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
TELEPHONE YOUR,s
.7,yJ1: Jy�.l�yl~�
Case & Son
Pligkao, NS
Air, Albert flay was a week-
end visitor to London.
Mr. Jacob Brown was a week-
end visitor at Kitchener.
Mr. Jacob Kennel of Kitchener,
is visiting friends here.
Messrs. Manson lillason and MieleGratton, of Grand Bend called in,
the village on Saturday.
Mr, Ward (Fritz went to Ford
City, where he is indeavouri�ng to
get a new Ford for ,demonstrat-
ion purposes.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Beaver of the
village, attended the funeral of
the fornier's nephew at Exeter,on
Sundayr,
Mr. Louis Schumaker of the 14th
con. is holding an auction •$ale of
bis farm stock and Implements,on
Tuesday March 13th.
A few of the ladies of the vil-
lage, are attending the Trousoett
Social given by Misr Dorothy
Welsh, Hensall, this Wednesday
afternoon.
A number of our villagers at-
tended the Masonic entertainment
-and Banquet at Hensel' last Wed-
nesday evening, and had a moot
enjoyable evening.
In our last weeks issue we
made mention of the property of
Mr. Leno Kipper as sold at his
auction sale for the gum of $2250.
This ishould have been $2,525.00
The auction sale of the •effects
of Rev. H. Rembe on Saturday,
The death took place at Kip -
pen on Monday last of an old
resident of the community in the
persen Of Henry Schafer, having
been known in Y'eara gone by as
One of Huroe's best hotelmen as
far as the dining room was con -
The loeal milkman beginning on
Monday of this week, has yaised
the price of milk Irons 10c. quart
to • 12 cents a quart, this latter
price has become popular inmost
of the other surrounding towne,
and the milkmen say they are com-
pelled to make this raise, oa ac-
count of nest the high prices of
milch 'cows and the soaring prices
of feed.
/Miss Catherine Kerr, of eeaf-
cieth was placed under arrest on
,Tuesday- _last by Prove Constable,
A. Whitesides end appeared be-
fore, 'Pollee Magistrate C. A,
Reid. at Goderich on a charge of
theft ote $11,000 from the Seaforth
branch of the Dominion Bank.
Miss Kerr; held the position 0,1
teller for about seven years and
the amount was taken at differ-
eiat times.
The week -end ushered in aepell
of real celd weather, with the
mercury eonsiderable below the
Zero point, and what made it
all the more effective was the
high wind which accompanied. We
notice a considerable change in
the length .of t he days,, as at 6
o'clock at present we have con-
siderable daylight, and there Is al-
On Wednesday evening, Feh-'•
Clase of the Evangelical SnnclaY
Schreal raet at the home of their
Teacher, laiss L. Faust for the
election o Offfiders. The differ-
ent Committees gave their report,
Following is the result of the
election of officers —Peesideet,
0. Koehler, Secretary, Mrs.
rtose; Treasurer, Miss 3, Johns
Chairman of Soe'a.1 committee,
C. ealmon; Prayer Meeting c
nsittee, Mrs, Gabel; Miss'onary
gathering ended up witle a fine
social lunch.
ANOTHER $2.00 WEEKLY.
Last week the Exeter Tim
Advocate announced that beg
Autos and Aut
ouplieCARRY A COPLETE LINE OF AUTO AACCESSORIES.AND SUPPLIESAND CAN SVE YOU MONEY ON TRESS
VARIOUS LINES
CORD TIRES 30x3e AT ONLernrra3�,a�n..�.m„�.,.__
GOOD RUBBER CASE BATTERIE'S AT „ $15.00
4. 1 SECOND HAND 14” H. ,P. GAS ENGINE VERY CHEAP.
1. GOOD TRAILER
Mrs. • A.BOVE CARS ARE ALL IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER. #
COITI°rne WE DO EXPERT 13ATTERY WORK ON REPAIRING AND ;
PPY
RE -BUILDING BATTERIES.
ion /iate will be raised from $
to $2,00, they also state that th
weekly is the milly one in Hui
County 'that is charging $L50
Gailleeiela Clinton, Seaforth, Win
ham, Blyth and Bruseels pan
have ell long ago went up to $2
!FARM IIVIPLEMEITIS
: WE ARE HEA.DQUARTERS FOR FARM IIVIPLEMENTS AND *di
• CARRY Jusr THE KIND Ote M.A.CHINERY THAT WILL GIVE ail
e YOU THE BEST AND LONGEST SERVICO FOR YOUR MONEY' :
in, lbo' PUMPS, PIPINGS AND FITTINGS, ALSO INSTALL ova I
pumpa
1.50 e
eir Tires, Tubes Gas Ods and Grcases
g-
ers
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re
cal
The Editor gives a very cozier
explanation why farm papers a
selline for less money than lo
weeklies, PS—Parra papers are n
ional papers with email subscri
tion rate and high advertleingrat
the advertisieg rates rue fro
ten to twenty times highert h
the rates of a weekly paper.
The Editor of the Herald calm
say 'anything else but what th
Is utep in the right clirectie
and we feel that every •sulescrib
of the Timee-Advocate ie Teceivin
good value for their money eve
at $2.00 per year; and we ar
also obliged to think very 'eeriou
over the matter of putting a li
tie ar.ore on the subscription rate o
the Herald, as when we figure a
the costa and wear and depree
iation to the expensive machiner
and equipment that we reeuire,an
selling the paper for $1.25 ,a year
we cannot help but come to tb
conclusion that we are only "work
ing for our Health.
BABY CHICK HATCHING
1600 Eggs per week. Beare pur-
Hatched at $7.50 per hundred for
Legliorns and $8.00 for- Rocks. +
Hatch Guaranteed. Orders may *
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be left at Stade & Weida, Zurich. +
Or ,apply tee J. Elgin McKinleyj
SEED CLEANING TRAIN
A seed -cleaning demonstration
train' is being sent oat by the
Oritarie Government this month
and next which will visit at var-
ious points in this district at the
places and dates as follows—Thed-
ford, Tues. Feb. 21st; Ailsa Craig
Wed. Feb. 22; Mitchel', Sat, Feb.
251 Seaforth, Feb. 27th; Clinton,
Tuesday Feb. 28; Exeter, Wed.
Feb. 29; Hensall, Thursday, Mar.
1st; Blyth, Wed. Apr. 11; Goder-
ich, Thurs. April 12. Seed cl-
eanieg machines will be in oper-
ation daily on these trains and the
use of proper ecreens will be de-
monetrated by qualified men, and
a small portion of grain will be
cleaned and graded at each of the
ts designated. Lectures will be
n at half past two each day
seasee of different farm. crops,
t pests, destruction of weeds
Inforraation will be given ae
urces of pure seed grain. Ev-
farmer :should avail himself to
poin
e
so a corresponding change in the 013 di
and we will be into- March, the etc.
to so
month when we can look formore
bainsier days.
PRESENTATION
Last Sunday evening after Re v.
H. Rembe had spoke words of
farewell to the Luther League,the
Leaguers and friends presented
Rev. and Mrs. Rembe with a tidy
sum of money and the following
address: The address wa's read
by Miss Margaret Sehilbe and pres-
entation made by Mies L. Rader,
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Remba—
We have assembled together to
express to you our admiratioaand
love we feel for you stnd your
family. During the years that you-
haVe laboted among us we found
yeti Ito be a willing helper and
casione we have come to you with
trials and tribulations and always
received comfort from your ad-
vice and ministration's.
We regret exceedingly your
departure from our midst, but
the best of friends must park -and
our hope and prayer is ehat
may rneet again some future time,
Our heartiest good wishes follows
you and yours to your neer field
f May God's blessing,s al-
ways be with you and keep you
We ask you to accept this mon-
tary gift as a slight token of
ur love and esteem and We Ae-
tna) you we will always have a
arra spot in our heart foe yoaand
ours,
nd Leagued.
BORN
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Regier—In \ Stephen Township, Os
February 18th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Regier a son.
ery
atten
HOGARTH BABY CHICK BAT-
CHERY, EXETER, ONT.
I am now preparing to start
my Harthery in a few days and
iu order to have as many orders
as possible booked before setting
the machines I am giving a dis-
count of 102; on all orders accorup-
enied with a clepoeit of 25% of the
order, received by Feb. 15th.
I have now one of the largest
hatcheries in Canada having in-
stalled anothee Smell 47,000 egg
machine which will enable me to
Ahatcli out approximately 20,000
chickc per week. This should give
me ample space to take care of
all orders whether they are large
or small. I am also prepared to
continue custona hatching at
per egg in tray lots of eleven
dozen -eggs.
have jUst received a shipment
of Brooderd and poultry 'supplies
to, the value of $1,000. and I eau
give you anything you need in this
line at eeasonable prices.
I wish to take". this opportun-
ity to thank. the many eustonaers
that have helped make My bus-
iness the Success that it is, and to
welcome Many neW ones, You
will feel alWays ready tohelp
you with aily poultry problerayou
may have and to assist you in
i5oUltrY NA' profit. Rog -
thing. TRY IT.
Phone or 'write for price list
at once and avail yourself of this
big. eaving on „your chick% Hat-
chery .open night and day, if
more coevenient to call and talk
beer your plans.
18th, to Mr. and -Mee, Norman L, V. IIOGARTH, owner and
.0,vfigholt, daughter. 'Manager, Phone Bxeter, 181 W.
Auto Tops, Buggy Tops
Wagon Repairing Painting
Etc'
Second HandedBuggies
HESS - ZURICH
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t Is a good time to have that inside
Work Done
4, IONS. WE ARE IN A POSITION TO GIVE Y017 MANY
+ PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS AND ESTIMATE COSTS CLOaLY
+ ON ANY CONTEMPLATED IMPROVEMENT OR NEW BUILD-
+ • WE HAVE A LARGE STJPPLY OF GYPROC, AND ROOFING
C. .KALBILEIS
PHONE 69
INN 11211
ZURICH
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Zurich Drug Store
Stationery
We Specialize in fine Stationery
and have writing tablets of all
sizes, fine boxed stationery, Cor-
resprndence Cards, Greeting
Cards and Birthday Cards.
ux4iWe also have a large Stock of bulk
Perfumes; Toilet Preperations of all
kinds, Face Powders, Face Creams,
Tooth Pastes, Etc., Etc.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS
KODAKS AND FILMS
Dr. A. J. MacKinnon, Zurich
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