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DUDLEY E,HoLmEs,
ISKERISTER, SOL/ 0T04t, NOVt
IARY PUBLIC, ETC.
, FFIOE..-Hamilton . Street, Just off
'ens Square, GODERICH, Ontario.
Special attention to Counsel and
Court Work.
' Holmes may be consulted at
4131oderich e
Charg�re Phone, and Phone
Dr. II. II. GOWEN
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL. SURGEON
t DEITZ 33LOCK--ZuRigH
very Thursday,: Friday, Saturday
At EARTLEIB'S BLOCK,
DAs1r1WOOD
:Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday
1V1UTTJAL LIFE
BOE NEW YORK
COMPLETE PROTECTION
LIBERAL DIVIDENDS
Focal Agent
A., 7, HESS —' ��_
The Imperial Life
Assurance Co. of Canada
HEAD OFFICE -- TORONTO
ZURICH
Phone 11-81
-Guarantee and Accident Insurance.
ooeet and Strongest Co. in Canada
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat-
ional School of Aactioneering. Try
.me for Registered Live Stock,
tA'l1 Breeden Terms in keeping
with prevailing prices. Choice
'armms or sale. Will 'sell anything
133y -where. write. Zurich..
Phone 18-93 or
Licensed Auctioneer
TOR HURON & MIDDLESEX.
AM IN A_ POSITION
TOa CON -
'duet any auction
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so to ybusiness, aicle nd if
not
ai sfit youres for
�`Ssfied will make no charges
Services.
Arthur Weber — Dashwood.
Phone 13-57
Zurich
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Fresh and Salt TMeats 3
BelAegna Sausages, etc S
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CASH' FOR SKINS & I31DES 3
Taxiglikat�
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LIVE
POU L ~ RY
WANTED
'"Taken every day till 3 o'clock,p.re.
not feed Fowl !same morning
when brought in.
Highest Cash Prices
—CASH FOR—
Cream
OR—Creach and Eggs
W. 07 k Tien
Phone 94 Zurich
)Eeadqurters _.
II FOR
RE8 TUBES
AND
Storage -tries
S. WIN, Prop.
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PUT TOME
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Fouad, Notice, Etc. Ads.
IN TfflS COMM
NOTICE.
T Will be in Zurich on
TUESDAY JUNE Sth
And will Represent my permanent
Heave cure for Horses, at the
DOMINION HOTEL
J. H. Maurer
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NOTICE.
I hereby wish to advise the pub-
lic that I have been appointed for
this district, salesman for new mach-
inery and repairs of the well known
Coekshutt farm Implements, and sol-
icit part of your patronage. Also
keep in stock plow points for most
generally used plows, and will ap-
preciate your business.
Walter Schnurr, Zurich
MEETING OF \
I7URON COUNTY COUNCIL
The Council of the Corporation
of the County of Huron will me-
et in the Council Chamber, God-
erich, at 2.30 o'clock in the aft-
ernoon of Tuesday, the 5th day
of .Tune 1928: :All accounts ag-
ainst the County must be in the
hands of the Clerk not later than
Monday preceeding the meeting of
Council.
• GEO. W. HOLMAN,
County Clerk.
Goderich, May 21, 1928.
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COURT OF REVISION
Township Of Hay ;
The Council of the Township
of Hay will meet as a Court. of
Revision of . like 1928 Assessment
Roll at the Township Hall, Zurich
Zon Saturday, June 2nd, 1928; at 2
o'clock, p.m.
A.- F. HESS,
Township 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. 840O0. cash and the
balance on a ,mortgage at 5 per
cent interest. If interested see:
T. L. Wurm, Zurich, Ont.
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FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 50 acre grass farm
on Town Line, Hay and Stanley,
In Stanley Township, good well
with windmill thereon. For fur-
ther particulars apply to
Oscar Koehler, Zurich.
iGGS FOR HATCHING
CHINO
White Pecki.n Duck Eggs, foe
sale. Apply to Melvin Smith,
Zurich, Phone 10-82.
LOST
A string of Pearl, Beads, be-
tween South end of Town and the
Lutheran Church. Pinder kindly
return to Herald Office.
FOR SALE
Five fresh cows; Holsteins and
Durharoa; also some alfalfa seed.
Aaron Oestreieher,
Phone, 57 r 10. Dashwood
FOR SALE
1 Axminster Rug size 9x12.
1 Tapestry rug 9x63. 1 roll 7
yards 22 -in. wide light oak pat-
tern floor oilcloth.
Apply to Ili. Gall'nean.
FOR SALE
A 5 -Tube Adralo Radio, Set in.
A. 1. condition at -a bargain for
quick sane.—G, Koehler,
COAL 1928
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS .i'0'O;R
'GENUINE i
Soranton Coal
ALSO CARRY
Coke P'oc ahantas
and Soft Coal.
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
TELEPHONE YOiJR O.ItTERS
EARLY TO
Son
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*UR NERAL
NE'NS
Miss Helen Foster spent a few
days at Detroit.
Miss Matilda Johnson is visiting
friends in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Stoskopf of
Kitchener, spent the holiday in
town.
Mr. Jacob Meyer, Sr. of Kitchener
is spending a time visiting with his
daughter, Mrs. David Gingerich of
the village.
The monthly meeting of the Co-
uncil of Hay Township will be held
on Saturday of this week, instead of
Monday, •as would be the order:
Mr. Oliver Johnson of Goderich,
was a Sunday visitor with his bro-
ther, Mr. Thos. Johnson, of the vil-
lage.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Lillian, youngest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Weseloh os
!Zurich to Mr. Arthur Maininger of
Detroit, formerly of Hastings, Neb-
raska. The wedding, which takes
place in June, will be a quiet affair
owing to the recent death of Mr.
Meininger's brother.
The monthly meeting of the Zur-
ich Branch of the Wornens' Institute
will be held in the Council Chamber.
on Monday evening June 4th, at 8
o'clock. Business will be transact-
ed, also Vocal Instructions will be
given by Miss E. Rennie, L.L.C.M.,
end as usual, all ladies af"e cordially
invited to attend these meetings.
Miss olive O'Brein conveneer of
the Sympathy and Service Comnvtte
had charge of the E. L. C. E. meet-
ing on Friday evening. Miss Eliza-
beth Rennie read the scripture les -
sensor'. After this Miss O'Brein
read a paper on "Our Empire" Thsi
was followed by the 'topic "Cleaning
up the con:nennity" by Miss Mildred
Hoffman. It was very much en-
joyed. Therewill be no League
meeting this Friday evening
An interesting matrimonial event
took place in St. Boniface R. C.
church on Tuesday morning, whet.
Cev. Father Stroeder united • e
Hoiy Martimony Mrs. Mary Overholt
of Goderich, and Mr. William Miller
of Zurich The newly wed. couple
will reside in the groom's homehere.
Tile Herald joins their many ;friends
in extending congratulations
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kalbfloisch
and darghter Mildred, Mr. and Mie:
Bert. Klopp and Mr. and Mrs. Fred.
Haberer motored to Waterloo oil
Sunday to take in the Baccalanreatr.
Service in St. Matthews church, Kit-
chener This sermon is given in
honor to the Waterloo College grad-
uating class.
The Union church at Blake will
celebrate a very admirable• event on
Sunday J my 8th, when they will
hold anniversary service,and Revd.
Duncan McTavish oft the Jame:
St. United church, Exeter, wiil be
the anniversary speaker. A lawn
social will -also be held following the
anniversary, the date and announce-
ments will be made later, •
Mr. Arthur Henning of Detroit,
the :.c.arh;ls baseball catcher of the
Zurich baseball team of _ 1:)21, the
year when our boys won the Sort.
Wellington Cup, and at this time tilt.
Brien. brill teare ens i•:roe: a ere
near and far, "Art" as we an Kee
,Binh, called on iii: old Zurich pal
the other day and they were indeed
glad to shake his hand once more.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gingerich of
the village; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Gingerich. of Stanley Tp and Rev.
C. Sehrag of the Goshen Line north,
attended the funeral of Rev. and
Mrs. Noah Stauffer, at Kitthenee.
.last week. A remarkable factor of
this departure is that the honorable
old couple, who had lived so -long
together, died only a number of ho-
urs
ours apart; both falling asleep of old
age.
Baseball League Formed
A baseball meeting was held in
Hensall on Thursday, May 17th for
the purpose of organizing e league.
The following ball teams were rep-
resented Exeter, Hensel], Goder-
ich, Clinton and Crediton, each team
having three or more representatives
It was decided that a league be for-
med and that towns not represented,
but which received an invitation to
this meeting, be given consideration
to either affiliate with the league, or
to give players a chance to qlay with
other teams, the latter to expire on
the 24th of May, After some discus
Sion on name for the league it was
decided to leave the matter with the
executive. Two delegates were ap-
pointed from each club,
Nettie Brokeirishire Passes.
Mr. Whitney Brokenshire of the
village received the sad intelligence
the past week of the departure of his
sister, Nettie (Mrs, G. L. Clappison)
of I3oston, Mass. Her former home
was at Stratford, Ont., moving to
Boston., four years ago, and was in
her 28th year. ,She was born and
raised at Dashwood, and is survived
by the husband, three small children,
one sister, Mrs. Peachey of Detroit,
one brother, Mr Whitney Broken -
shire of Zurich, also her father, Mr.
Ed. Brokenshire of Detroit and far-
racrly of Dashwood.
LOOAL
Mr. W, C. Pearce of Exeter, cal-
led on Zurich friends on Monday.
lv(essre. Chas. Fritz and son Ward
were visitors to Detroit on the
24th:
Mr. Milton Rey of Detroit was a
week -end visitor with his parents in
the village.
kr. and Mrs. Dan. MeI sac of
Crediton, were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Melick
Mrs, J. Hey, Jr. is spending the
week visiting in Detroit.
Mr. John Spath of Cleveland is
visiting with his aunt, Mrs. Peter
Koehler.
Mrs. J. Kellerman, of Dashwood,
was a Saturday visitor with her sis-
ter, Mrs. C. Fritz.
114r. Ernie Gross and Lorne Dreier
of Cheslcy, were week -end visitors
with their relatives here.
Miss Pearl Dreier and friend from
Buffalo, visited over -the week -end
at the home of the former's parents,
Rev, and Mrs. W. Y. Dreier.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bechler of the
Bronson Line, accompanied by a few
of their children, are spending a few
'days in different points in Michigan,
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hess and
family were Sunday visitors at the
home of the former's sister, Mr. and
Mrs. G. 'Wilson at Centralia.
Messrs. Wrn. Strang, Clerk of Is -
borne Township, and Wm. Caldwell,
of Hensall and a former resident
of Hay, Township, called on friends
in the village on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mousseau, Mr.
Floyd Fink, and Mr. and Mrs. E.
Oesch were on a motor trip on Sun-
day to Formosa, Mildmay and God-
erich.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Abbott of
Hamilton are spending a few days
with the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Evelyn Broderick of the Parr
Line.
The United ,States has no* no less
than. 10,000,000 acres set :apart,as
a sanctuary for protection of vriid
fowl life. Fowl.,game,•and fish alike
are under,thefostering care of the
Government.
We are ' 11 nleaser' to len-en that
Mrs. J. K. Ehlers, who was recently
taken to i _ e,-...i.esr and ope,r..t a
for removal of tumor, is melting
wonderful progress towards recov-
0:7, and is expecting to leave the
hospital this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Smith of De
troit were week -end visitors at the
hem) of Mr. and Mra. A. Melick, as
well as other relatives and friends.
is Smith advises us that at present
i ::tions in the very industn ii
city of Detroit, things point tow•arcl.i
v,ery brisk and prosperous tines.
Mr. 0. Ginn, of Goderich, inspec-
tor ander the Corn Borer Act for
Huron County, was in the village the
her day and while here he ap-
pointed Mr. J. P. Rau as his assist-
ant in Hay Township Mr. Rau has
beeng very active the past week in
looking after , this very, important
measure.
The W. M. S. and Aid Society
of the 'Canada Conference of the
Evangelical church are holding their
anrnal cony' ntion in Emanuel Chu-
rls.!. Zurich this v, ec k, and there re are
:vat many of yep nge ladies in
',:.•e, and we all t: st they will en -
o}' the few days in our nne little
erre. Special addresses are being
given . en at .every evening session, to
whie-h the public are invited.
John Torrance Passes
The death oecured at Clinton on
Sunday last of John A. Torrance, af-
ter an illness of several months, who
was widely known throughout the
community. He was in his 76th
year, and took an escentionelly act-
ive part in the life of the community
He served as warden of Huron Co -
ratty in 1892 and for six years, be-
ginning in 1896, he served on the
County council. He was president
of the South Huron Conservative
Association for 11 years, and he was
also president of the South Huron
Farmer's Insurance Co. In 1906
he
was appointed license inspector of
South Huron from which post he re-
signed in 1920. 1n 1926 Mr. and
Mrs. Torrence celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary. For
a number of years he lived on the
fine -farm just east of Zurich, now
owned by Mr. Henry Neeb. Be-
sides his Widow he is survived by
four eons: John of Lethbridge; MI.
and A. P., of Toronto; and A. P. of
Sudbury; also three daughters, Mrs.
V. L. Cranston, of Port Arthur;Mrs.
Geo. Foote; of Montreal and Miss
Moude at home,
WEEKLY .PAYMENTS FOR
CREAM
EXI7TE1,,, CEEAMm CO„
LIMITED, commencing with Jane
this year, will, pay weekly fon cream
To get best returns have our (ream
Collectors call for your cream. nigh -
est. market . prices' are paid by us;
throughout the whole year. ,40,0,'
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VARIOUS LINES
CORD TIRES 30x3% AT ONLY
TUBES 30x3% AT ONLY $8.50
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GOOD RUBBER CASE BATTERIES AT $15,00 r
1 SECOND HAND 1;3 H. P. GAS ENGINE VERY CHEAP. •
.2 FORD TOURING CARS
1 FORD ROADSTER CAit.
1 GOOD 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 OF MACHINERY THAT WILL GIVE
YOU THE BEST AND LONGEST SERVICs FOR YOUR MONEY
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PUMPS.
Tires, Tubes, Gas, Oils and Greases
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HESS ZURICH
USE CEDAR SHINGT1ES
For n e ;stir and old Roofs
AS THEY MAKE TrIE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST ROOF
WITHOUT ANY PAINTING pfd REPAIRING AND WILL OUT
LAST ANY OTHER KIND OP ROOF.
SHINGLES A.RE NOW SELLING AT TIE REMARKABLE LOW.
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5X Red Cedar $1:e0 Per Buch
3X Red Cedar $1.35 Per Bunch
WE WILL RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS A CARLOAD OF 8 -FT.
CEDAR 'POSTS AND 9 FT. LARGE ANCHOR POSTS.
CALL FOR YOUR SUPPLY.
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We Specialize in fine Stationery
and have writing tablets of all
sizes, fine boxed stationery, Corm
resprndence Cards, Greeting
Cards and ,Birthday Cards.
We also have a large Stock of bulk.
Perfumes; Toilet Preperations of all
kinds, Face Powders, Face Creams,
Tooth Pastes, Etc., Etc.
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