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LARY PUI3LIq ETC.
OFFICE --Hamilton Street, just off
th. Square, GODERICII, Ontario.
Special attention to Councel and
Come Work.
IV. Holman may be consulted at
,Ooderieh by Phorle, and Phone
charge', reversed.
RSOISmolot.
Dr. H. H. COW EN
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DENTAL SURGEON
M DEIITZ BLOCK--111111CH
Zyery Thursday,' Friday, Saturday
At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK,
DABIIWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
"Wednesday
MUTUAL LIFE
OF NEW YORK
COMPLETE kROTECTION
LIBERAL DIVIDENDS
416 I, HESS — Local Agent
The imperial Lite
Assurance Co. of Canada
'HEAD OFFICE — TORONTO
E. E. Wuerth—Agent
ZURICH Phone 11-81
Guarantee and Accident Insurance.
"Meat and, Strongest Cchin Canada
OSCAR KL.OPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones Na
ilenal School of Auctioneering. Try
-me for Registered Live Stock,
4All Breeds). Terms in keeping
with prevailing. prices. Choice'
Warms for sale: Will ,t3e11. anything
nywhere.
18-93 or write. Zurich.
Licensed Auctioneer
IFOR HURON & MIDDLESEX
rod IN A POSITION TO CON -
duet any auction Sale, regardless
ein to Size or article to eell. 1
%elicit your business, and if not
isatisfied will mate no charges for
Services.
Arthur Weber — Dashweted.
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Taken every day till ao'elock,p.m.
not feed. Fowl same atiornOg
when brought in.
Highest Cash -Prices
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PUT YOUR
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Eto. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
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NOTICE
.A Grand Dance will be held in
the Town Hall, Zurich, on Friday
Eyening, April 13th, when good
Music will be furnished by local
local talent. .Admission gents 75c
' Mr, Ward Fritz is away th Win-
dsor on busineen
M. 3. J. Mernereef Windseewas
a visitor in town on ,Tueeday.
Mrs. C. Fritz and ll/fre. Cowen
are visiting at Dashwood on Wed-
nesdayl
24 pounds pastry flour at the
Zurich Mill for 80 cents cash.
Mrs. H. fl. Cowen, who has been
visiting at Fergus has returned to
NOTICE. her home here,.
Messrs. Doyle & Bakereof Exeter
auto agents, were in the village
on Tuesclayld
There passed away at London
Hospital on Thursday laet An-
drew Cain of the town Line, half
mile west of Hillsgreen. Ile had
FOR SALE been in ailing health for (some
time and was taken to London Hoo
pita! where he passed away
Mrs. Melvin Smith, who ha•s un-
dergone an operation at London
Hospital, bas returned to her
home on the Bronson Line and is
improving in health'.
The recent warm, weather and
rains have put the roads in almost
an impassable condition. It is A
very •common thing for no rinatter
what make of car you &aye, to be
obliged to get at eane of horses
and be pulled out.
Will the party -who removed 'a
side scraper from J.. Kipper's
blacksmith. ahoin kindly return the
same or ratify, Hy. Neeb, Hey
Township Road Superintendent.
1 Axminister Rug size 9112.
1 Tapestryrug 9x6eie. 1. roll 7
yards 22' -in. wide light oak pat-
tern ,floor
Apply to H. Gellm)an.
FOR SALE
A 5 -Tube Adralo Ratto\Set in
A. 1.. condition at a bargain for
quick- calm—G. Koehler,
WANTED
A quantity of good land suitable
for Flax—F. C. lialbfeiseb
WANTED
The Maroon Hockey team. of
Montreal, of which Babe Siebertis
a prominent player, on Tuesday
.Cattle for pasture for coming evening won their game from the
season, a limited number taken on Montreal Canadians, thereby gain -
Lot 9; Con. 6, Hay Township, ap- ing ;the championship of Canada,
ply to Henry Truemner, Zurich. and will now meet Boston for the
world's Championship , •
The daily papers of Monday
give an account of a rnotor ac-
cident on Sunday on the Hamilton
highway in which Mr. A. Moritz
of Guelph- was injured and taken
to a hospital. Her many friends
of this vicinity wish her a •spe-
edy recovery.
FOR SALE
I -am offering the following
articles for private sale on my
premises, -1 driving mare rising 4
, yrs. old, quiet and reliable, sired
by Widower Peter; Cow rising
yrs. .due Sept. 1st; top buggy
open buggy; road cart; cutter, 2
single harness; root pulper; cut-
ting box.
John Decher, Sr., Zurich.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Re; JOHN STEPHAN, late of
the Township of Hay, in kthe Co-
unty of Huron, Farmer, deceased.
CREDOTORS AND OTHERS hav-
ing Claims against the estate of
the said deceased are required to
send full particulars of such cams
duly proven, to the undersigned
The Zurich' Brandt of the Wom-
ens' Institute held their monthly
Meeting in the Chamber room of
the Town Hall on Monday evening
and it was well attended. The
meeting was lead by Mrs. H. Cow-
en, the paper given on "Home In-
fluence" by 111ra. E, Klopp was
very effective, inspiring and prac-
tical, a duett given by Miss Pearl
Ptile and Mrs. P. O'Dwyer nwas'
very raueli enjoyed. Business was
transacted by Pres. Mra. C. L.
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oSrnfth . One of the items being Slicitors for the Administratrix of
the said Estate on or before the that the Ladies will hold a Baking
Sale in the near future. Miss E.
7th., day of April A. D. 1928, Otero
which date the said AAdministrat-1
Rennie then gave her musical in-
tik will proceed to distribute, the ils-tractio131.
Assets of the 'said Estate, having
Hats off to Bailiff Ed. Wura4
regard onlytothe Claims of which
who has purchased'a fine now
,notice shall then have been given
;.Dated ;this 15the day of April, A. Chrysler from salesman Wadley.
D. 1928.
Mileage both ways will likely be
Carling & Morley,
Solicitors for Administratrix
• 'Exeter, Ont.
BMW 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 Rock's.
Hatch Guaranteed. Orders may
be left at Stade & Weido, Zurich,
Or apply to J. Elgin MeKinleyS
R. R. 1, Zurich.
FOR SALE
Ground Flaxseed in 90
bags at 43ec. per pound.
Feed a handful a day,
Keep the Vet. away.
Fred. C. Kalbfleisch, Zurich
pound
COAL 1928
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR
GENUINE
cranton• Coal
ALSO CARRY
Coke Poeahantas
and Soft Coal
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
72414RAI-TE YOUR ()WM
FAR' 1•T TO -
caSe & Son
PHOBIR Sti nuuisALL.
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The
Old Huron & Erie
cat inter newsy doom to its
debenture owners and
deposiSun and Ain have the
Inge sung= of
$7500,000
Huron Erie trustee
debentures rens 414% upon
$100 or ranee-
Apprwationa are niOcepted by
A, now AGENT
the new order of the day. Any-
how Mr. Wurrn carries sufficient
dignity An davoirdupois to ad-'
orn even a Crysler and is known
to be an expert at the wheel —
Markham, Economist And Star.
The annual -election of officers
of the Evangelical League took
place on Friday,' evening, March 30,
and resulted as follows—President,
Newell Geiger; Vice -President;
Garfield Witmer; Correspoding See
retary, Lylyan Martin; Recordign
Secretary, Mildred Geiger; Tre-
asurer, Edwin Gascho. The Lea
gue enjoyed a very profitable and
pleasant year last year while the
coming year promises to be even
more pleasant.
IfYMENIAL
•- A very pretty house wedding
was solemnized at the home of Rev
and Ming C. Schrag on Saturday
evening, March 31st, when their el-
dest daughter Ruth was united in
Holy Weddlock to. Mr. Stephen
M. Peachey, of Belleville, Penn.
When only a few of the imaned-
late relatives being present. Rev
Mr. Schrag performing the cer-
emony; The happy young couple
are remaining.here for a •weekt.af-
ter which they will go. to Belle-
ville, Penn, where they carry with
them the best wishes of a large
circle of friends. •
OLD BOYS AND GIRLS
,Dear Mr. Editor:
The Old Boys and Girls
who, though far away from• Zurich,
still hold a warmspot for their
home -town in the hearts will gladly
read, the time and date for Zurich's
Old novo; JD your valunblepap.er
The replies to the first article
have been Most welcome and
pleasant, proving the hearty and
fineneial 'readiness for such an ev-
ent. - An a doront reader of the
home paper, I wait weekly for the
Town Fathers to announce their
proposals. As also a report of a
,meeting of the 'town folks. The,
official willingness and approved,
Mr. Editor, will be glad news for
Zurich and all interested readers.
The $uccegslitul carrying out •of
-Other amalf toWns, of such days,
proves that it is not fiO difficult,
for it need not be elaborate. The
Coining home of many of the boys
and girls Would surely be a happy
oecasiont I would be pleased if
,more of this would appear in your
collimate, from those at hone and
boys and girls away, boosting a
Re -Union
LOCAL NEWS
• MONTREAL TROPHY
We are in receipt •of the follow-
ing article which comes from De-
troit;—Babe Siebert, who broke in-
to hockey prominence while a
member Of the Niagara Falls sen-
ior O. H. AA, team four years ago.
has been awarded the Mappin and
Webb trophy as the most value -
able player on the koster of the
IVfontreal Maroons. Siebert, who
until mid-season .had been a star
at left wing, was switched to the
defense, where he starred p while
teaming up with Red Dutton. Sie-
bert is one of the ,stiffest body
checkers hockey, has a great
burst of speed, is a good stick -
handler and the possessor of ea
dangerous shot. He was selected
over ouch stars as Hooley Smith,
Nelson Stewart, Dutton and Jim-
my Ward by Montreal sport writ-
ers.
APRIL ROD AND GUNNN
, Uutdoor taste is weill catered
to in the April issue of Rod and
Gun and Canadian Silver Fox News
which is juit published. The
latest issue of this sporting mag-
azine contains an interestig con-
fection of stories of hunting, fishing
and camping as well as manyuse-
ful and informative articles con-
cerning the various phases of out-
door life. Helpful articles on the
special subjects are included in
Fishing Notes edited by G. P.
Sladen, Guns and Ammunition, ed-
ited by C. S. Landis, and Kennel
edited by C. G. Hopton kand L. E.
L. Taylor,, The ,Canadian Silver
Fox News section ,also contains
useful articles in English and
French on the latest developments
of the industry and the 'care and
management of foxes. Rod and
Gun and Canadian Silver Fox News
is published monthly by W. .L
Taylor, Ltd., Woodstock, Ont.
"BABE" SIEBERT AWARDED
Here and There
Vancouver as a grain port has
gone over the top and is assured of
achieving the 15,000,000 bushel ob-
jective set for the 1922-1923 crop
year, according to statistics issued at
the Vancouver Merchants Exchange.
A Canadian Pacific Railway train,
over half a mile long, left Oshawa for
New York recently. The train was,
composed of 52 flat cars, each carry-,
,ing from four to six automobiles,
-and was the first solid train to leave'
lOshawa for Nevr V.I.
Making the heaviest loading since
the big crop year of 1915, grain
loaded on the western lines of the
Canadian Pacific Railway from Sep-
tember 1st, 1922, to March 7th, 1923,'
'inclusive, totalled 118,565 cars. This
is 16,000 more cars than were loaded
during the corresponding season of
last year.
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While in mid Pacific the wireless
operator of the Canadian'Pacific
Steamship "Empress of Russia" was
in touch with the Leafield wireless
station in England, and reeeived a'
number of news items. "The ether:
waves were evident/3T carried across'
the North Pole, as we were on the
other side of the world," said Cap-
tain A. J. Hosken, commander of;
the liner.
An Owen Sound deputation which
recently interviewed Canadian Pa-
cific Railway officials in Toronto,
urged the building of a line from
Owen Sound, through Meaford and
on to Collingwood and then on to a
point en the Sudbury line near Cold.'
Water. The officials ars reported te
have been interested by the surges.
tions made by the delegation.
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Captain A. J. Hosken, R.N.R., af
the Canadian Pacific Steamer "Em-
press of Russia," has been awarded
the Medaille d'llonneur de Sauvelage
de premiere class* by the French
Government„for the part ,takon by •
him tis commander of the liner
4'Montestile" in saving the crew of
the French steamer "Hsin Tien", off
the China coast.
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There is a gold rush on to Rouyn,
t,ownship, in northern Quebec, to
Labrador and now to the See die.
trick, In fact, the whole northern
listrict has iiamense areas .f mkt
hearing mere .r lees raid, and the
question is whether the quantity. is'
large enough to make a real mum.'
Gold mining will be one of Canada's.
greatest industries twenty-five years
00311 sow. --"Mail & Empire." , ,
i Still another case .f children
strarellin alone. Elmer Lams, fire
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us.1 mid-Poland'eallwell, Ten
' t. Iktgivet ' le ass
'titair 'phitatti win, did not hear of
them after their dissippoarento until
'notified by Canadian Plata Rail.
;way officials that tho children were
n Quebec city, to which pliter MO
d begged a ride.
Tba initial shipment of cattle sine.'
,the Embarge removal was recently
Inspected by th. Eon. W. P. Mother.'
Q. P. it. stock , Montreal. The*.
well, 04griqulture, in the,
;were atrill.fed tarts cattle fro*
,along the Canadian Pacific west of.
,Tartata, with tha aratrption .f ono
ear losid of Weoiterh Cattle, the lat-
ger being in the beet cenditen do -
‘1144% the fact* that they had had a
Re hours rain fro they
Rai. Th
I ant grateful for the space for rani:dater texpressa the opinion, tlih
these ow Hee% Ifhe eitOle being shipped were a *ft
An'•"Old" Boy, brat gosilty
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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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