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Mr. and Mrs E. Bender and fam-
ily of Myth, were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mrs, Lydia Pfile.
Misses Miranda Brown and Ileen
Rats, who are preparing themselves
for missionary work in the foreign
field, for the Evangelical church,
were week -end visitors with their
friend, Miss Olive O'Brein.
Fine progress has been uiade by
those interested in the Horticultural
Society in beautifying up the town,
as numerous fine flower plots have
been started and are on their way to
make things look real nifty. The
large plots on the Mill Street have
all been worked up and most are
already planted for the summer.
Huron Day at O. A. C.
June 20th has been set as the
date when farmers of Huron, Halton
Waterloo, Dufferin, Perth, Bruce
and Grey will visit the Ontario Agri-
cultural College, Guelph, during the
annual Farmer's Week this year.
Some real nice showers of rain
visited this part of Ontario the last
few days, and things should be com-
ing along now, if the warm weather
follows. We have so far had a
very cool spring and one could not
comfortably sit around without fire
in the stove. During the past week
some of our citizens living at the
east end of the village, had their
early potatoes frozen off.
Mr. Floyd Fink, who has been the
efficient teller of The Bank Of Mont-
real, Zurich, forthe past few years,
has received notice that he has been
transfered to the Watford Branch of
the same Bank, his transfer taking
place immediately. Mr. Fink's
many Zurich friends regret very
much to see him leave, as he was of
such a fine and obliging disposition
in the discharge of hisduties. His
vacancy will be filled by Mr. Thomp-
son of Thorold.
All Bees Registered
Becouse of the serious nature of
bee diseases it is illegal to keep bees
even one colony, without a permit..
The object of this registration is not
to prevent people keeping bees but
to assist the inspectors in locating
bees and to assist in the financing
of the same. Every bee owner should
welcome the inspector because the
iocating of disease in its early stages
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vents your yard becoming a menace +
to all, the bees within a three mile 2
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TUBES 30x3% AT ONLY •»•» .» "..• .» »� 48,00
GOOD RUBBER CASE BATTERIES AT r... $1.40
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WE DO EXPERT BATTERY WORK ON REPAIRING
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Wagon Repairing Painting
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Second Handed Buggies
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DunLET E. HOLT +SE'S,
' $ BBISTI3a, SOLIC1TO11;• NO
IARY PUBLIC, ETC.
OFFICE—Hamilton Street, Joist off
e Square, GODERICH, Ontario,
,Igpal att Court Work. until and
illr. Holmes may be consulted at
'll oderich by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed.
fir. H. H. C O W E N
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DRITZ BLOCK—ZURICH
,Spry Thursday,l Friday, Saturday
At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK,
DASHWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday
MUTUAL LIFE
;OF NEW YORK
COMPLETE PROTECTION
LIBERAL DIVIDENDS
F, HESS — Local Agent
The Imperial Life
Assurance Co. of Canada
BEAD OFFICE — TORONTO
L; -E. Wuerth—Agent
ZURICH
Phone 11-81
Guarantee and Accident Insurance.
Oldest and. strongest Co. in Canada
7 OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat-
ional School of • Auctioneering. Try
este for Registered Live
ke Stock,
IA9I Breeds). Terms in Choice
With, prevailing prices.
Farms for sale. Will sell anything
Anywhere.
phone is -93 or write.
Zurich.
Licensed Auctioneer
FOR HURON & MIDDLESEX
Aid IN A POSITION TO CON -
Suet any auction Sale,. regardless
.to Bize or article to sell. I
,solicit your business, and if not
'aatiefied will make no charge's for
Services.
Arthur Weber — Dashwood.
:Phone 13-57
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Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc a
Highest Cash Price for Wool
GASH FOR SKINS & SIDES I
MARKET
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LIVE
POUL'T'RY
WANTED
Taken every day till S o'clock,p�.
Be not feed Fowl name morning
When brought in.
Highest Cash Prices
—CASH FOR—
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brinl 1,
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Ke a dquarters
FOR
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Wants, Foa.'a state, Lost,
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FOR SALE
A new foot lift Sulky plow for
$69.00, regular price $78.00.
L. A. Prang, Zurich.
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
Cockshutt 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 Scinwrr, Zurich
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
schobi. 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. Wurtn, Zurich, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 50 acre .grassrarm:
on Town Lino, Hay and Stanley,
In Stanley Township, good well
with windmill thereon." For fur-
ther particulars apply to
Oscar Koehler, Zurich.
FOR SALE
1 Axminister Rug size '9x12.
1 Tapestry rug 9x0. 1 roll 7
yards 22 -in. wide light oak pat-
tern floor oilcloth.
Apply to 13. Gellman.
FOR SALE
A 5 -Tube Adralo Radio ISet in
AS4. condition at a bargain for
quick sale.—G. Koehler.
COAL 1928
WE ARE SOLE: AGENTS FOR
GENUINE
Scranton Coal
ALSO CARRY
Coke Pocahantas
and Soft Coal
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS
EARLY TO
Case & Son
PHONE 36 •--- HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs, E. E, Wedo motor-
ed to London on Wednesday last.
1 Mr. FL Jozard and 0. Hanna of
Detroit, called 4 the home of Mr.
and lVlrs. Wm. Leibold last week.
' Mr;. and Mrs. C. L. Smith, and
daughter Mae, motored to London
on Friday.
Rev. and Mrs, R. M. Leibold, of
Ayton visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Leibold last week.
Mr. and.. Mrs, W. P. Braun of
Forest were Sunday visitors at the
home of; Mr. Win. Lamont.
Rev. and Mrs. L. Kalb',fieisch of
Elmira, are visiting with relatives in
the -village this week.
Mrs. J. Ort, who has her home in
Detroit, is spending a few weeks at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. A.
Melick.
Mr. Milford Schilbe, Mrs. Louis
Schilbe, Mrs. Herb Krueger, • and Mr,
Ed. Schnell, were Wednesday visit-
ors to London.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dumart of Kit-
chener, were visitors at the home or
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yungblut the
past week.
Rev. and Mrs. Leibold of Ayton,
visited with relatives and friends
in this vicinity during the past
week.
Mr. Ed. Deters of Hay Township,
has treated himself to a
new Essex sedan, having made the
purchase from Messrs. L. Schilbe &
Son, local dealers.
Miss Verlyn Thiel has returned
home from London on Saturday, af-
ter spending a month's vacation
with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Howard.
Mr. Kenneth Routledge, of Osha-
wa, was a week -end visitor with his
parents, Dr. and Mrs. Jos. Rout-
ledge. Kenneth is sporting a new
motor cycle, and believes on the
motto of Charles Lindbergh "that
he who travels alone, travels best."
Mr. and Mrs. David Gingerich,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gingerich,
are spending a few days at Kitch-
ener this week. The former, Mts.
Gingerich's father, Mr. Jacob
Moyer, Sr., who spent a few weeks
with relatives here, is returning with
them to his home in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Geiger of
the village received the sad news
of the death of Mrs. Geiger's bro-
ther, the late John R. Eckstein who
died in Pasodena, California. Mr.
Eckstein was at one time well and
favorably known in Zurich and
community, as he had been engaged
in town as clerk in D. S. Faust's
store, also in a latter date in R. R.
Johnston's store. Mrs. Geiger is
now the only remaining one of the
Eckstein family.
The ladies of the Zurich Branch
of the Women's Institute met in
the Council Chambers on the even-
ing of June 4th for their monthly
meeting, with Mrs. C. L. Smith, press
dent in the chair. The meeting
was opened by all repeating the
Lord's Prayer, after which the
minutes of the last meeting were
read and adopted; unfinished bus-
iness was then transacted which
took the greater part of the evening
There will be the annual District
Convention at Hurondale on Friday
afternoon June 8th, to which all lad-
ies are invited to attend. Those of
the ladies who wish to go should
send in their names no later than
Thursday evening, to either Mrs. C.
Fritz or Mrs. J. Hey, Jr.
The DUNLOP Story
of better tire service
is written on
all roads...
!E first pneu-
d. matte tire was a
Dunlop, and every
improvement in tire
construction intro-
duced during the
past 40 years is
traceable to its Dun.
lop origin:. '
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Tho ear -Danner expe is `morefront ole
Dunlop Tires than he does front a the
with a less familiar name. And, true
enou h he gets more value from Dunlop
uoiorbtren esdPressureCure
ointi Long.Life Tllihsir
The panto hod of tire construction—Pt
eutiltzit " high.tension; resilient. rubber.
end cords—ensures ample strength;
llosibility and freedom fromd + Ixouble r
Louis Prang - Zurich
HAY COUNCIL
The regular monthly meeting of
the Council of the Township of Hay
was .held in .the ,Town Hall, Zurich
on Saturday, June 2nd. All the
members were present. The minutes
of the previous meetings of May_ 7,
June 15th and June 22nd were ad
opted as read.
The Council became organized as
a Court of Revision of the 1928 As-
sessment Roll after each member
had subscribed to the oath.
The appeals against assessment
Roll for 1928 were disposed of as
follows: Wm. Ducharme, appeal
sustained, Lands in S. S. No. 4 and
S. S. No. 12 will be added to Sep-
arate S. S. No. 1.
David Ducharme, appeal sustain-
ed Assessment reduced $100 on
Lot 17, con. 11.
George Dick, appeal sustained.
Assessment reduced $300 on account
of exemption on five acres of wood-
land.
The Court was closed and the
1928 Assessment Roll be adopted as
amended.
The Council then resumed the
order of general business.
The second sitting of the Court
of Revision on the Black Creek
Drain to be held on Tuesday even-
ing June 5th, at eight o'clock, p.m.
The pay list covering Roads and
Bridges., Telephone and General Ac-
counts were passed,
P. Schade, pay list, $11.10; Burl-
ington Steel Co., steel for culverts,
131.05; C.N.R. freight on steel 19.50
E. Jarrott, pay list 5.50; R. Cameron
pay list 25.00; H. McMurtie, ditch-
ing 3.50; H. Brown pay list 68.00;
G. E., Thompson pay list 8.00; A. H.
Ricker, paint for culvert railing 2.35
H. Krueger, construction pay list
76.70; H. Krueger pay list 8.70; E.
Hendrick, pay list 59.25; H. H. Neeb
Road Supt, 68.00; It. Geiger pay list
10.30; C Aldsworth pay list 10.00;
E. Gabel construction pay list 705.05
General Accounts: Municipal World
supplies 11.27; Amusement Tax Br-
anch, hall license and tickets 6.75;
Postage, excise; etc., 19.46; Zurich
Hhdro lights for hall 6 mons 7.50;
Serving By-laws and notices re dra-
ins 60.00; H. Flaxbard. pay list, re:
Talbott Drain 221.32; W. H. Edigh-
offer, equalizing school sections and
postage 11.05; F. E. Ducharme fees
School Attendarioe Officer 5,75; S. 5,
No. 10,, delegate O.E.A. 10.00;
Telephone Accounts: Workmen Com
pt;flsation Board, Assessment 28.23;
Stromberg-Carlson.- Telo. Mfg. Co.
supplier! :11,05; Northern Electric Co
h» i1xes .75;Canada Telo & Supplies,
supplies 19.28; 'Postage, express, ete
16.40; Zurich llhdro lights re: tel-
'ephone office, six months 7.50; L.
Albreeht, salary, 64,00; M. G.
Deitz salary etc. 98.00; J. E. Druar
Deb. 8, by-law No, 74920 251.57;
G. J. Thiel teaming poles 18.00.
The Council adjourned to meet a-
gain on Tuesday, July. 3rd at 1.30
o'clock, P.
rn.
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USE CEDAR SHINGLES
For new and old Roofs
t ▪ AS THEY MAKE THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST ROOF
WITHOUT ANY PAINTINGOR REPAIRING AND WILL OUT
• LAST ANY OTHER KIND OF ROOF. •
+ SHINGLES ARE NOW SELLING AT THE REMARKABLE LOW
PRICE OF--
5X (Red Cedar 81.50 Per Bunch
3X Red Cedar1.35
8 Per Bunch � A
+ • WE WILL RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS A CARLOAD OF Ef-1 r
+ CEDAR POSTS AND 9PT. LARGE ANCHOR POSTS.
+ CALL FOR YOUR SUPPLY.
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Stationery
We Specialize in fine Stationery
and have writing tablets of all
sizes, fine boxed stationery, Cor-
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.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS
KODAKS AND FILMS
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