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ARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT
IARY PUBLIC, ETC.
FFICE—Ilantilton Street, Tast off
fee Square, GODERICH, Ontario.
113pecial attention to Councel and
Court Workl.
Xs. Holmes may be consulted at
b Phone and Phone
Goderic
;Revision of 9te 1928 Assessment
'Roll at the Tovviaship Hall, Zurich
'Zon Saturday, Jime 2nd, 1928, at 2
',elf VONA
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLVI&1
NOTICE
COURT OF REVISION'
Township Of Hay
The Council of the Township
chargea reversed. (of Hay will meet as a Court of
Dr. II. II. COWEN
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
DEITZ BLOCK—ZURICH
/ivory Thursday,l Friday, Saturday
At RARTLBIB'S BLOCK,
DASRWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday
ItUTTIAL LIFE
OF NEW YORK
COMPLETE PROTECTION
LIBERAL DIVIDENDS
efa. Tit, HESS — Local Agent
The Imperial Lie
Asprance Co. of Canada
HEAD OFFICE — TORONTO
pan,
A. P. BESS,
Towlaship Clerk,
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 240 acres with good
bush, plenty of running water, big
bank barn water in barn, large brick
house with furnace, all in A. 1.
shape One mile from church and
school. Aanyone looking for , a
farm, this is a real bargain at
$10,000. $4000. cash and the
balance on a mortgage at 5 per
cent interest. If interested see;
T. L. Warm, Zurich, Ont.
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FARM FOR SALE
. Consisting of 50 acre grassfarm
on Towii Line, Hay and Stanley,
In Stanley Township, good well
with windmill thereon.. For fur-
ther particulars apply to
Oscar Koehler, Zurich.
E. E Wuerth—WANTED
Phone 11 - Cattle for pasture for coming
'ZURICH 131.
season, a limited number taken on
iaziarantea, and Accident Insurance. Lot 9, Con. 0, Hay Township, ap-
ply to Henry Trnemner, Zurich.
Oldest and Strongest Co. in Canada
EGGS FOR HATCHING
White Peckin Duck Eggs, for
sale. 'Apply to Melvin Smith,
Zurich, Phone 10-82.
FOR SALE—A pure pred ScOtch
Collie pup, 4 neloathli kola, , Apply
to Chester Salrolon, Zulrich
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Mr. ea Beda
rd of the Blue Wat
er Highwa-y, has purchased from
C. Fritz & Son dealers, a good
;wed 4-doo reecialha •
Mr. and Mrs. C. Mawlainney, lr
and Mrs. Emery Fahner and Master
Calvin of Crediton, called at the
home 'of Mr. eta], Mrs, S. al!eetie
on Sunday.
• Mr. and Mrs, S. Witmer, son Or-
ville and daughters Olive and
Ruth spent Sunday afternoon t
Homesville.
A -U -C -T -1 -0 -N -E -Eat
OSCAR SLOPP
Graduate Carey M.. Jones Nat-
ianl School of.A.uctioneering. Try
ane for Registered Live Stock,
' AB Breeds). Terms in keeping
-with prevailing prices. Choice'
Warms for sale. Will ,se11 anything
'Phone 18-93 or write. Znrilac
Anywhere.
Licensed Auctioneer
WOR HURON & MIDDLE
AM IN A POSITION TO CO
duct any auction Sale, wegardless
atm to Isize or article to eell. I
*elicit your business, and if not
satisfied will make no charges for
Sarvices.
Arthur Weber — Dashwood.
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Fresh and Salt Meats
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Milked Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS ABIDES
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LIVE
POU LT RY
WANTED
'Takers every day till 3cielock,p,mi.
Do
not feed Fowl same morning
when brought in.
Highest Cask Prices
—CASH FOR— '
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien]
r ' Phone 94 ea Zurich
LOST
1The real nice and warm -rains,
followed by 'the fine warm pays
puts, a wonderful growth (in ev-
erything, and things, are coming a-
long very. rapidly, especially the'
summer grains and fall wheat, wh-
ich in many parts of :Ontario, has
been wintered out badly, but on
the average not so just around
here. The Italia trees are earn-
ing out in bloseopv, .and ,with pr-
esent indications there should be
a gOod supply o fruit this year.
OOAL
ITENTS
M. and Mra J, gey J41., were
Sunday, visiters at iHensall,
Me. and Mrs. tc, L. Smith, and
daughter Mae, were Sunday °visit-
ors near Shakespeare and ,Milveze
ton.
Ma and Mrs, Angel of .Tarri4
were week -end visitors with their
son Harry Angel of town.
Masers. Jae, and Robt. Dewar
a fStanley, have each purchased
aaiew Pontiac coach, from Mr. Ca
koelaer, local dealer.
My. Herb, Mousseau is Oway to
Toronto this week, where he ay -
tends to get a new aelodel of the
New Whippet Six autos.
Mr. and Mrs, Ezra Koehler and
family of Baden; were Sunday vis-
itons with relatives in this come
namity.
Pleased to report that Miss,.
Stelia Callfas, who recently suf-
fered. an attack •of appendicitis, is
iraproved an dable to be about
the ,house,
dYle. and Mrs, W, K. Finkbeiner
and daughter Miss Hazel o fStrat-
ford, were Sunday visitors ;at,the
hone of Mr, and airs, W. H, Hoff -
Man.
Mr and Mrs E ,F Klopp and
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Veola and Mr. Gordon .Surerua,
The annual meeting of ahe Zur-
spent the week -end at Elmira,
ich ,Branch of the Wo.nen's In-. Kitchener and Toronto:
stituteawas held recently . the
Council Chambers with Mrs. C. L.
Smith presiding. ; The election of
officers resulted as follows;—Pres-
ident, Mrs. C L. Smith; 4st. Vice -
President, Mrs. E. Klopp; 2nd iVice
President, Mrs. .1, Hey.;; Secretary,
Mrs. A. J. MacKinnon; Treasurer,
Miss Jane Lamont; Pianists, Mrs.
Albert Kalbfleisch and Mrs. P. ,J.
O'Dwyer; Press Correspondent,
Miss Pearl Pfile; Directors;— Mrs.
Routledge; 'Mrs. 0, Koehler, Mrs.
W. Johnston.; ,
Considerable excitement was
prevalent in the village on Mon-
day moaning when fire broke out
in the home of M. Henry Thiel of
the village. Mr. Thiel was work-
ing in the big ditch in .-fown while
Mrs, Thiel was away ,to the school
of fwhath they are elanitors, upon
A strin-g of Pearl Heade'be- her return she noticed hat there
tween, South, end of Town and the .wa„s extensive iSrrialte 'coming out
Lutheran Church. Finder kindly Of the cellar, where they- were
return to Herald Office. heating ',he boiler on a stave to,
do their weekly washng. ' Mr's
Thiel at once gave the alarm, and
her husband returned and • with
the aid of a few pails of water,
the flames were soon subdued, ie
the rnean Vine, however, the, Ur-
ic'''. ;Fire truck arrived on the
scene, and would _have done its
• Re.adquarters
FOR
1RES. TUBES
AND
Stetagei ?!tteriet
S. WEIN, Prop
_MASI:MOOD myrolasame-2n
FOR SALE
Five fresh cows; Holsteins and
Durham; also some alfalfa seed.
Aaron Oestreicheze
57 r 10. • Dashwood
Phone,
FOR SALE
1 Axminister Rug size 9x12.
1 !Tapestry rug 9x8a. 1 roll 7
yards 22 -in. wide light oak pat- the Evangelical Leaaue of Zur-
ich last Wednesday evening. The.
program!, ?Which was put on by
the Exeter League was very much
enjoyed by our young people,The
Set in.
program opened with a hymn, af-
Adralo Radio
Ex -
at bargain for ereirwhich Rea Moorehouse of Ex
led in prayer. A saxaphont
solo by Ma Marvin ativirey, ac-
companied by Miss Margereaelifeidssd
was very, 'much enjoyed.
Vivian Hogarth read and explain
ed- the Scripture Lesson. This
was followed by an instrurneotal
duet by the Misses Gambriel and
Grassick. After the singing of
-another hymn Mr. Medd very cap
ibly led a discussion on "Young
People, and the problems of alod-
ern ,Home Life." This was fol-
lowe:1 by a number of ;sentence pr-
ayers. Miss M. Broderick gave
a very interesting reading. Miss
Helen Dignan then sang very pl-
easingly "Mother Macree." After
the singing of another hymn ,and
repeating the Mizpah Benidiction
under the leadership of Mr. Ed
Aldisworth, president of the Ex-
eter League, the first part of the
meeting was .brought to a close.
Everyone then journeyed to. the
basement where a • social hour was
enjoyed. We all had a very en-
joyable time and hope to have
the Main St. League With rus a-
gain.
duty wean it needed.
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The Main St. United League of
Exeter payed a friendly visit to
Mr. Orphan Weber, ,accompanied
by' his father-in-law, Mr. Cress -
man Of near New Hamburg, vis-
ited with friends here on Tuesday.
Mr. Harry Deters of New Ham-
burg visited the past week with
his son, Mr. Gaanet ,Daters of Hay
Township.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Schwartzen-
truber and Miss Nancy Gingerieh
were visitors at New Hamburg
and Baden the past ,week„
Master Gladwin Melick, spent
Sunday with his friend, Master
Neil Witmer, Babylon Line.
We are sorry to report that Mr.
IF'red. Eisenbach, of the Babylon
Line, continues quite
Holy Communion will :be obser
ved in St. Peters' +Lutheran church
on Sunday, when Prof. Neudorf-
fer will officiate. The prepay-
ator service will begin at 9.45 a.
tern floor oilcloth.
Apply to H. Gellman.
FOR SALE
5 -Tube
condition
sale.—G.
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quick
a
Koehler.
COAL 1928
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR
C4ENUME
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Coke Pocahontas
and Soft Coal
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
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The main street in the busine.se
section of the village become qu-
ite dusty after al ,few days when
not sprinkled or a Tain. The
,illage Trustees will likely have to
put oil on this .paet [of the village
to satisfy the villagers.
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Autos and Auto Supplies
WO CARRY A. COMPLETE LINE OF AUTO ACCESSORIES,
AND SUPPLIES, AND CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON THESIS
VARIOUS LINES
CORD TIRES 30e.3% AT ONLY ... $8.56
TUBES 30x3% AT ONLY
GOOD RUBBER CASE I3ATTERIES AT . $15,00
1 SECOND HAND la H. P. GAS ENGINE VERY CHEAP,
2 FORD TOURING CARS
1 FORD ROADSTER CAH.
WAN) TRAILER,
ABOVE CARS ARE ALL IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER,
WE DO EXPERT BATTERY WORK ON REPAIRING AND
RE -BUILDING BATTERIES,
FARM IMPLEMENTS
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FARM IMPLEMENTS AND
CARRY JUST THE KIND OP MACHINERY THAT WILL GIVE
YOU THE BEST AND LONGEST SERVICE' FOR YOUR MONEY
PUMPS, PIPINGS AND FITTINGS, ALSO INSTALL OUR
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Xis. J. K. Ehlers of the village
and who. has not been enjay.Prie
good health of late, was ,tak.en toce
the Kitchener Hospital last wee
ek end operated on for ,removal
of tureor, and we .are pleased to
state .the is 'progressing favor-
ably,
Mr. Harry Angel of the village
has dispose dof his garage and
business stand to Mr. Harry Rose
of )1VindsOr, and son of Mrs. A,
Rose of the village.We wishthe
new proprietor every success. Ir.
Angel will now put his full time
on selling Shrysler cars.
The pump in the rock well own-
ed by the town had become out
of commission for a few days
last week, owing to theelifting rod
breaking off below the pump,this
however was repaired eithout
lifting out the . pump.
Thursday of this week is May
alth Victoria Day., and a 1,public
hohiay, consequently all the bus-
iness places in the village ,will
be closed. Just why this day is
observed in Canada we do not
know; in England it has long ago
been forgotten as a national hob
day; and in Canada it still is ob-
served as Victoria Day. A sug-
gestion by some men of promin-
ence is that it would be very ap-
140a:date to call it Decciration
Day, instead of Victoria Das. We
notice our Amer:can cousins have
a National holiday known as Dec-
oration day, and it is always fit-
tingly tbserved.
IN MEMORIAM
Mousseau—In loving • memory of,
our infant son, Laird Robert, who
passed away one year ago, the
27th of May 1927, aged one month
and seven days.
He was only a little white rose-
bud
A sweet little flower ,from! birth.
God took .hini.home to Heaven,
Before he was*soiled on .earth.
God has taken home .,our darling,
Placed our bud among his flowers
Taken back the one he lent us,
TO a better home fahan ours.
Sadly missed by his parents.
MEETING OtP
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The Council of the Corporation
of the County of Huron Will me-
et in the Council Chamber, Gocl-
eeich, at 2.30 •o'clock in the aft-,
ernoon of Tuesday, the Sth day
of June 1928. All accounts ag-
ainst the County must be dn the
hands of the Clerk not lathe than
Monday proceeding the, mooting of
Council.
GM. W. TIOLIVI,cAoN,
ctnty clerk.
Grilll May 21, 128,
Auto Tops, Buggy Tops
Wagon Repairing Painting
Etc'
Second Handed Buggies
HESS - •ZURICH
USE CEDAR SHINGLES
For new and old Roofs
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AS THEY MAKE THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST ROOF.
WITHOTJT ANY PAINTINGOR .REPAIRING AND WILL OUT
e.
LAST ANY OTHER KIND OF ROOF
SHINGLES ARE NOW SELLING AT THE REMARKABLE LOW.
PRICE OF -
5X Med Cedar $1.50 Per Bunch
3X Red Cedar $1.35 Per Bunch
WE WILL RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS A CARLOAD OF a-F.T„.
CEDAR POSTS AND 9FT. LARGE ANCHOR, POSTS.
CALL FOR YOUR SUPPLY.
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We also have a large Stock of bulk
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