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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1928-05-17, Page 9'age. 8 : Li 00.1 REPORT-�e `� . l'. 8. S. N 6, Hay. i'.,,l;at of y ai s; 00 00104ti,s t, 31.9004o00**100440 Sr. IV:EIda Gingeric11 /5 per 6 04cp ., 4, cent; Priscilla Far= Ill ,Clic,;:' Dori:, CTell 50. Witmer 57'^'1, I';3; ()five a i 1 AlAh i l Gingerich 54; Kenneth Gleb 54; i archa Foster 4 53 Louis Farwell 51. l" 1 • III 'II Class: Winnifred Sattler 79; ffa 'hiv" a supply at niec seed C p • i�SGingerich 7S, OrIa?dO Bat, i i't1; Joe FoiTln 1 b7; 3x%1<iy aat ,"'1 .I> % tad invite:: public ,1inan 49; Lorne C! rr�0SI First Class:Grace Wein 33Ii C tater 59; Mildred Kiprer 33. 13 >V" ;.tsupplyI61'cFreddy Farwell 76.Tx. Fi1st: hose Hoffman 7,. 0 ZURICH . HERALD Thursday, May 17th, 1928 S G. Pepper, Teacher. IS S t (' Us 1 b 0 :1 t Seed Cori] ...___,.._________ P . 1I!tr!anre tli i.; �:, }, 9 Rid u of -Pep -11-' "N . .it 7 a 0 In order to ltiandle alae grain this fill the Fort William, Cot. force of 3.i0 elevator man will be increased to 700. From 120 to 150 grain trim- mers will be ernployed. For the .Live 1_ nonths to August, 1023, Canadian newsprint exports were valued at $35,303,043 against 827,257,282 for the same period in 1;122. Pulp exports in the sane pe- riod were valued at $20,068,461 t against $16,075,533. al! -Grain. Loading on Canadian Paci- tembcz• totalled 26,370 cars or 38,- a " fie. lines during the month of Sep -_a,, �£x,�,,,.,, ;• 2;:1,200 bushels. This at the begin - ring of the loading season which __- was two weeks late this year on ac- - _ count of the retarded harvest. This has been the . zea st sea- son for automobile tourists Mont- Olnectua0> � '0 GQ0036e G}rCw, r O;f363ms844 real has everc-xparienecd, accordingto the ;;."y of the .AutumObi!e Club of :` a, CarfA, hea' had cnt c .o the city over the 4t king Edward Edwar l :1.11way at the rate of two f hundred . ' a d, an unusual number i fr,,m, (-7,14 l'omin. Florida, Carolina ; and Virginia kr.-=:ng noticeable. 0 htarter mks F a EJOLSES, cTIEE- �, tW>.:t Ct CATTLE, HOG S, tun d PO Ticy There was nearly $160,000,000 in.', g crease in the total trade of Canada for the first five months of the cur- rent fiscal yr, ar, according to a re- ep turn made by the Department of Customs and Excise TI trade of the Dominion, accordinog to o the return, for the five months end- ing with August, was $785,000,000, as against 8620,000,000 during the same period a year ago. Imports during the period were about $393,- 000,000, as against $303,000,000 a year ago, while exports of Canadian produce rose from $316,000,000 ap- proximately to $386,000,000. There is a heavy demand for bushmen, according to the Govern- xnent Labor Bureau at Montreal. The big lumber companies have been engaging men for the bush, and the prospects are that the demand will be sufficient to make tall and win- ter conditions good. Wages paid this year by the lunlbez companies are higher than last year, the rates paid being $40 and $45 a month, whereas a year ago the schedule Was down to $26 a month. k a a e a 6 E n a n a 6 G IDEON KOEHr R Zurich aAgent for Pontiac and Buick Cars a 0 NEW �. .b . 4 0 The low priced Six with ower iiid Speed as t ril Rich 1 t' i1' Beauty EQUIPPED WITFI LOVEJOY SHOCK ABSORBERS, FOUR WHEEL BRAKES, AND WITII ALL TUE NEWEST , IM- PROVEMENTS MAKE IT THE BEST CAR VALUE FOR THE MONEY. ASA ALL TIIOSE WHO DRIVE A PONTIAC.! DEMONSTRATION GLADLY GIVEN 0 e 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 m 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0