Zurich Herald, 1928-03-08, Page 51
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T
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`OFPICE—Uamilt0fl Street, Just. off
the Square, GODERICR, Ontario.
Special attention . to Councel and
Court Work,.
Holmes may a be consulted at' usenet be Settled by that date;.,
Wants, For ' Sales .lost ,
Found Noxice, Etc.•Ad$
N TIM coon#
NOTICE
`My accounts are now readyr.
as well as due!, and as I am leav-
ing on March 21st ,all accounts
¢3,oderich by phone, and Trhoue
J. Kipper,
FOR SALE
l 400 Barred Rock --Pullets, ;'good
laying strain, at $L25 each; also
after March 20, 140 2 -yr: -old —hens
and 20 roosters. Good reason for
selling—O.. perersen, Dashwood.
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SALE
REAL ESTATE Frame . house
18x24 with kitchen 12x15, 6 ,rooms
in: house, nicely decorated, good
roof and dry cellar, barn 1.8136,
good hard water, ideal location:
At present occupied by Mr. F.
Kochems. For particulars apply
to Oscar Klopp, Zurich, Ont.
BORN,
Haberer—At Zurich,' on February
2&th, to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Haberer, a daughter.
FOR SALE -
charges reversed.
Dr. HIl.` COWEN
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON,
At, DEM BLOCK—ZURI011
Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At HARTLEIWS BLOCH,
DAS&fi'iOOD,
Every 1Ionday, Tuesday and
Wednesday
TJTIT.AL LIFE
OF NEW YORK
COMPLETE PROTECTION
LIBERAL. DIVIDENDS
Local Agent
iy g, HESS
The imperial Life
Assurance Co. of Canada
HEAD OFFICE — TORONTO
E. E.. Wuerth—;gent
ZURICH phone 11-81
ntee and Accident Insurance.
3 Cultivators.
1 Pinder. -.
2, 11 -disc drilla.
All these machines are in
working order.
L. A. Prang, Zurich.
good
71fi»a ..A,lm,a LltUey'aa a t the Exeter,ie-
ek-end with ,frieuds t
Mr. and Mr* F. W. Tress of.
Hensall, were Friday visitoris in
the village.
Rev. O. D. Snider from; Elu'•ira
occupied the `pulpit of the Men-
nonite ehureti on Sunday' 'last.
Mrs. Herman Bender is ;having
an auction sale of Household ef-
BABY CHICK HATCHING
1600 Eggs per week. Eggs pur-
chased from Standard Flocks and
Hatched at $7.50 per hundred for
Leghorns and $8.00 for Rocks.
Hatch Guaranteed. Orders may
be left at Stade & Weide, Zurich,
Oldest and Strongest Co;inCanada Or apply to J. Elgin McKinleY/
OSCAR KLOPF
Graduate Caieg M. Jones Nat -
final School of Auct:oLeeer n .STry
Ina for . Registered keeping
ock,
4&,11 Breeds). Terms in Choice.
prevailing prices.
Pennssaes pfor sale. Will sell anything
Anywhere. Zurich.
Phone 18-93 or write. •
Licensed Auctioneer
OR HII11.0N & • 312/DDL'ESEK
A3I IN A POSITION TO CON -
+duct,: any auctima Sale, rebardieS3
so :to Size or article: to ;ea..
1
isoliicit your business, 'and if no
t
leatisfied will make no charges for
BerNicea. wood.
Arthur Weber — Dash.
Phone 13-57
�l1�MO��sA���Nrl�OM:
Zurich That
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Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc i
Highest cash Price For Wool . �.
CASH FOR SKINS h HIDES
R. R. 1, Zurich.
fects
otss Mardi 17th on Saturday, -
Miss Alice prints spent the ,past
'Week with , !Mr. and Mrs. Lyne
Armstrong, Stanley, IPP:
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnston
of Vancouver ;spent Monday With
Miss Miura Johnston,
Mise Mime Johnston ;spent tbe
week -end at the tome of Mr. and
Mrs. T. Dinsmore, 'Town Line,
The result of the auction sale
of land for taxes in ;Zurich on Sat-
urday resulted in Mr. Wm. S. John-
ston purchasing the 66 -acre farm
on the. Blue 'Water (Highway. "'
'Mr- Sam. Gascho was at God-
erich this week, where file 'is inter-
ested in the purchase of a retail
business.
Mr, Harry Datara, of New Ilamr
burg, who spent • several weeks at
the home of Mis son, Mr. Garnet
Deters, Hay Tp.
• Prof. Neudorfer, who conduct-
ed services"in St. peter's Lutheran
church' on Sunday, visited
the hems of Mr. 'Edw. Deters
Mrs. Ed., Haberer has "returned
home after ;spending "'some time
with relatives and friends at St.
Thomas and London.
A joint auction sale will be.
held in Zurich, in the deaf future.
Parties having any kindly
they
would like to dispose Jof, dor
notify the auctioneer, G
ICIopP. •
Mr. Dari. Oswald has purchased
a two -door isiedan . Mr. Norman
Gasclio a touring and Mr. Alvin.
Kellerman, Dashwood, a coupe,
FARM FOR SALE
On London Road, Stanley Town-
ship 97 acres; four acres good
hardwood bush rest all under cul-
tivation. Barn 72 by 40 on cem-
ent stabling, Steel drive 'shed, frama
poultry house, brick dwelling, fenc-
ing and drainage good; five miles
from Clinton, one mile from Bruce -
field.
Apply Ito Frank Lane, Clinton.
Or•; c -o W. Brydone, Clinton.
Tungblut &'
sesessosessessoofairegessiosee
LIVE
POU LT R Y
WANTED
ltezu esery day till 3•'clock,Pon .
Do not feed Fowl same morning
when brought in.
Highest Cask Prices ,.
..J ASIS NOR—
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phone el
Zurich
eadquarters
FOR
IMES TIMES
AND
;w FOR SALE "
:Ground Flaxseed in 90 pound
bags at 434c. per pound
Feed a handful a day,
Keep the Vet. away.
Fred. C. Kalbfleisch, Zurich
SUES INSURANCE COMPANY,
-Gwen Geiger, former reeve of
Henson, is the plaintiff in ,a Sup-
rennfo Court writ issued theother
day "against the Hay Township
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insurance
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ron County. Plaintiff's claim for
a loss ureter a policy of fire in-
sriranee carried on a barn and con
tents; • The writ was filed by Gl-
adnran & Stanbury acting ;for
Geiger, and the dispute is over a
4uaptity of flax in said barn, at
the time of fire.
JOIN TOBACCO POOL
It is estimated that •ahout fifty
per cent of .the tobacco growers
have e;:igne-i up with the Ontario
Tobacco Growers' Pool, An en-
thnsiastic meeting of the gro•cscers
Was ;held in the Town Hall, Exeter
reeently when Mr. Brooks Catton,
of Sask., who has had considerable
to ado with the wheat pool of that
prvyincewas the print pal speak-
r-; Ho outlined the working of
then, wheat pool in the western
provinces and advised the tobacco
growers that the only way to reap
the benefit from; the crbps they
grew was to control the oatpu;t,
James Robson, president of the
IVliddlesex Tobacco Growers' As-
eh:dation, was the other speaker
fee the day. He outlined the
aims and purposes of the tobacco
pool. The system for the toba-
cco pool will be much the same
as the system, far the wheat pool.
Messrs. Oscal Koehler and. Jac-
ob Brown left on R' e eesday fox,
Toronto, where the former -will
bring backa new car, while the
latter will visit hia sister, Mrs.
Hoffman fora week or' so.
from C. Fritz & Son.
Last Thursday Mr. Harry. G.
Hers moved their effects into the Mrs and Mrs. ROSS Johnston
upper story of the businessblock
he recently purchased from) his fa -
kis,
Fullartan and Mitchell.
thea. �Yhi'.e Mr. W. J. Mernerhas Mica Jemima Johnston of Zur- 1
nLoved his .effects into the .Rhues ich, spent the week -end at the e
property vacated, "hy Mr, 1f3 - xne of • Mr. a'nd • Mrs. Thos. Dins- +
I'.he ho xse that' Mr. Merner,• state i more.
is' now being occupied by Mr The Misses Mary and ,Edna Gin- ¢
Wm.• Lamont, who has purchased gerich entertained a number of k
the same from Mr. A. A. Weber, their friends to a St. Patrick's par- 1
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BLAKE
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Johnston
who are on their way to South
America as missionaries, spent the
past week with the former's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Johnston
west of Blake. They took ch-
arge of the service in the Blake
church on Sunday which was very
Much enjoyed by those present.
Quite a number came from a dis-
tance to do honor to Mr. Johnston
and his bride. They also took
the services at Goshen and Varna
Mr. and Mrs. Earl ,Weido of
Zurich called on friends in the
village on Sunday.
Miss Mary Sehwartzen;trnber is
visiting friends at St. Agatha.
Mrs. R. N. Douglas returnedi
home after a pleasant visit with
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Autos and. Auto Supplies
WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OP AUTO ACCESSORIES,
AND SUPPLIES, AND CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON THESE
VARIOUS BINES
CORD TIRES 30x3'f AT ONLY $8.50
TUBES 30x3% AT ONLY
81.40
GOOD RUBBER CASE BATTERIES AT $15.419
1 SECOND HAN.O 1;% H. P. GAS ENGINE VERY CHEAP. "
g FORD TOURING CARS -
1 FORD ROADSTER CAR.
1 GOOD TRAILER..
ABOVE CARS ARE ALL IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER,
WE DO EXPERT BAT."I'ERY• WORK ON REPAIRING
RE -BUILDING BA'T'TERIES.
IFARM IMPLEMENTS
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FARM IMPLEMIINTS AND
CARRY JUST THE KIND. OF MACHINERY THAT WILL G11;13
YOU THE BEST AND LONGEST SERVICE FOR YOUR MONEY
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PUMPS, PIPINGS AND
Tires, Tubes,
FITTINGS, ALSO • INSTALL OUR
t'UMPSI.
Gas, Oils and Greases
L. A. Prang - - Zurich
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Auto Tops, Buggy Teps
Wagon Repairing Painting
Eto'
Second HandedI3uggie.s
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friends in Hensall. 4+++++++4++++++++++++++4.4•+44 .- .•S�•I++++.+440 3stielefe"i'f1
Miss Marybel Carnie of Hen- if
sail spent t(he week -end at her 4.
home north of the Burg. 4
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have returned after visiting friends .
t last Thursday
The Zurich Branch of .the Wom' • . Mr. John Gerber and son FIoyd
en's Institute will meet in ' $1�e of Indiana are visiting friends in
Chamber Room of the Town Hall this • vici,nityle
afternoon, March 12th,; Master Grant Turner of ‘Drys-
th
is
on Monday A good. program dale spent the week. with
G j`�J at 2.30 'o'clock. d by p O I friends in the village.
J E Gasch
is being prepareo and
Surerus and Mrs• J. , . come ,and
Miss Pearl Wurtz.
see what these Aladies o do nothave
in
forget
store for us. by
the music Instrt:ctions given and
Miss E. Rennie. All ladies
• girls welcome. Cgrne ani nd th
Monday afternoon,
12
with the W. 1.
Evange'istic Services, healna
at 7.30 each evening havei been
in progress at the EvangelicalL-
urch, Zurich, since Monday
7
The attendance and spirit and in-
terest of the meetings have
e�imbeen
good from the very o
g.
Decisions have been made for
Christ. The congregation
enjoying a rich jubilee of espirt-i
nal feasting. The choir iter end-
ering special musin. You are in-
vited to attend. The m,eetigns are
continuing thrououtt he week.
.and,
gospel is •'preached in power
owned of GodoodCome and we
will do thee g
BLAKE W. M. 5,
The regular monthly meeting of
the Blake W. M. S, was held at
the home of Mrs, John Manson on
Feb. 22nd With 19 present. This
being the Day of Prayer, -we op-
ened our meeting by singing hymn
282 after which thepr eident, s.
Finlay led in prayer,
rye
re-
peated the Lord's Prayer in unison.
The scripture reading was then
taken by Mrs. Sane Hey, Psa1m103;
Beta McBride Psalm 67; Mrs John
Manson Luke 4; 16-31. Then had
roll call which was responded to
by a verse of scripture. Anent
few
prayers were; held for a
minutes for the different branches
of the Society by Mrs. Penrose,
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR
GENUINE, - -
Scranton - Coad
ALSO CARRY
Coke Poeahantas
and Soft Coal
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS
EARLY TO
Case & Son
PHONE 35 — HENSALL
Dashwood
Miss Hazel Snell of Detroitkiis
Visiting lier: parents here.
Miss Florence Guenther left for
Windsor where she has recured a
position.
Mrs.. Hy. Becker is visiting in
Kitchener.
Miss Nelda left on .Monday,for
London, where she will attend
business college.
The Sewing- Club held a bot
social at the home of iMr. and Mrs
E. Gainer last Wednesday evening
and all report a very pleasant
time, '
The annual Band Concert will
be given on Thursday March 15,
in Weie's Hall. Dont forget the
date. •
Reid & Co:, are ,staging two
More, days of fast selling this
weeks namely Friday and Satur-
HERE AND THERE—1
Smoking compartments are to hi
provided in the new wooden winged
monoplanes for use on the London -
Amsterdam -Berlin air route.
301,980,268 feet of lumber were
produced 'from mills in the Ottawa
Valley last season as against''238,-
116,764 feet in the 1921-1922 season.
Last season's grain shipments
through the port of Montreal ex-
ceeded 153,000,000 bushels. Rev-
enues reached $3,460,810 providing
a surplus of $266,362.
Forest rangers of the Quebec and -
New Brunswick forestry depart-
ments will co-operate to the extent
of covering fires' on either side of
the provincial border.
Two thousand maples and one
thousand green ash trees, natives of
Saskatchewan, were shipped to the
Cai adixn War Memorial Park at
Poperinghe, Belgium, recently.
Vancouver is to have direct con-
sular trade relations with Spain.
A vice -consulate has been estab-
lished there which embraces the
prairie provinces and is the only
one west of Montreal.
During the year 1922 boring eper-
itions for the discovery of oil and
gas in Alberta were continued to
the extent of 230,000 feet, result-
ing in the discovery and 'develop-
menir of a 'field with an output of
180,000,000 feet per day.
Despite reports of adverse con-
ditions in the prairie provinces, Sas-
katchewan officials estimate that
after paying all expenses the farm -
ere of that province Iast year had
$100,000,000 in net proceeds to ap-
da }LhV3 wed• e9E! 6iLArlp pray ,_s . were then given; For ply on debts.
able bargains will make You China, ear& J, Nlansoti s fol Japalb
stand in bewilderment realizing Gladys 1 ouglas; for India, Mrs
that they are beyond all eompre- John McBride; for Africa, Mary
hensiont• in fact they will makee Moslem world
Johnston; for th
you do snore than that, it will gemand for all
other
fields, Mr. Pear
pall
you to fall in line with . the ro'so. Then had an instrumental
niCC1tftutes of hungry` buyers that on the piano by Meta McBride,af-
-w ll invade that's store on . these ter which Mr. Penrose sang a
• es
pl;�..s `tido all • important day. sett h sole-. Mrs' T. Dinsmore read the
lease far this feast of unequalled tonic, New paths for olcl PurNoses
'bargains, Let's all go and be The closing hymn Was sung, after
its the front ranks while the ,sup which Mrs, Finlay rend ti prayer
ply and choices are good.. i3rin I Ind eiose'l by repeating the ben -
your !neighbors and friends and ectietion in unision. Mrs. IVlansott,
/OS will Ma1tq thein exceedingly then served a dainty lunch which
ivies enjoyed by ail 'present,
WEIN, Prop,
AB t iroQtu ikitOTOr. SERVICE
In 1906, in row single head
of oats • was selected as being a de-
sirable variety. In thirteen years
this single head had multiplied to
the extent that 1,500,000 acres were
gown to it and showed an increased
production of 6,600,000 bushels.
one of the largest trollies pales
that the 'L`'bnadiatl pacific Railway
has made in several months has just
been made On Vancouver Island. A , I /� �j (�rhis.,
roup of Seattle luxril�ern�eni h}iVi ( .I,;AJcKin `' y
i .. acres of timber land (. 3
er. At
accented ,000 Fu.
at IIoree Bill, The timber on this, �j �p�
stand eltceeds 200;000,000 feet. ' -1M N1 11NSYi i-
t
1 to hvethat
NOW
Is a good time inside
Work Done
NEW FLOORS, BUILT IN I•';IXTURES OR OTHER ALTERAT-
IONS. WE ARE IN A POSITION TO GIVE YOU MANY
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS AND ESTIMATE COSTS CLOSLY
INGS.
ON ANY CONTEMPLATED IMPROVEMENT OR NEW BUILD- • t
WE HAVE A LARGE SUPPLY OF GYPROC, AND ROOFING
ON HAND
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We. Specialize in fine Stationery
and have writing tablets of all
sizes, fine boxed stationery, Cor-
resprndence Cards, Greeting
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Perfumes; Toilet Preperations of all
kinds, Face Powders, Face Creams,,
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