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slatainER,i SOlLICITOR, NOT
IARY PITI3LIO, ETC.
IliEFICE—Hamiltori Street, Jest off
also Square,' GODERICH, Ontario.
Opoeial attention to C01113¢4,1 andi
•'' Court World,
Or. Holmes may be.eonsulted at
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P1MICE.
121 'MMI caimans
FOR SALE
A haw foot lift Sulky plow for
*69.00,, regular price $76.01).
•Ia• Prang. Zurich..
Di. 11. H. CON'EN
ILL. D. S. D. D. ii.
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liiiMatAV'' SURGEON
it PEITZ EIGOCK--ZUBIC11,!
area Thuradayj Fridey, Saturday
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At MARTiatill'S BLOCK
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Every Monday: tiro/14 - and'
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MUTUAL Lin
s„OF NEWYORK
COMPLETE kROTECTION
11BERAL DIVIDENDS
ik HESS — Local Agent
The Imperial Life
ef Canada
-- TORONTO
—Agent
Phone 11-0.
Assurance Co.
MEAD OFFICE
E. E. Wuerth
ZURICH
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hereby!, - to, advise the pub -
fie thatil have leen appointed for
this salesman for new mach-
inery aiidrepeirs of the filell/innowni
Oakshattafarm.ImPlements, and soh.
icit ,Partlof your patronage. ;- .Also
keep in stock-jplovipoints for most
generally abed plows, and will ap-
preciate ' your butane -al; •
Walter Sluinter Zurielik
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• FARIVIF,FOR(SALE
Consisting et 240 acres with good
bush, plenty of running water, big
bank barn anger 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 iaterest. If interested see:
T. L. Wurin, Zurich, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 50 acre grass farm
on Town Line, Hay and Stanley,
In Stan*: Township, goad wall
with windmill thereon. For fur-
ther.' Particulars apply to
oseazakoehler, Zurich.
leassrantee and Accident Insurance.
Oldest and Strongest Co. in Canada
• OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat-
ional School of Auctioneering. Try
ass for Registered Live Stock,
VUt Breeds). Terms in keeping
with prevailing • pricers. Choice
rams for sale. Will aell anYthing
Phone 18-93 or write.
Zuric'k,
• licensed 'Auctioneer•
IVOR HURON & MIDDLESEX .
tileet any auction Sale, regardless ,, SOLE AGENTS &OR
aus le Ides -or article to *ell.
FOR SALE
1-Axminister Rig size 9x12.
1.Tapestry rug 'Oxegi, 1 roll, 7
yards 22, -in. wide light oak "-pat-
tern floor '
Apply te 11.' Gellman.
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• FOR SALE
' A 5 -Tube Adrilo Radio I Set in
A:7- 1. condition ata bargain for
quick sale.—G. Koehler.
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IX IN A POSITION TOCtickl:
Matteit yo b
Usalstied will mike no charged. ler
Service&
Arthur Weber — DaubWood.
WNW 13-57
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Fresh and Salt Meats]
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'LIVE
POU LTR Y
WANTED
Taken every day tilt to'clock,p.m.
not teed !Fowl tonne morning
when brought in..
Highest Cash Prices
-eziatt
• Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien'
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adquarters
FOR
1RES TUBES
AND
Marge Batteries
IL S. Prop
osziksamoott lgompir SERVICE
Scranton Coal
• ALSCr- C.ARRY
Coke Pocahontas
and Soft Coal
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GOAD SUPPLY ON RAND
TELEF HONE YOUR ORDERS
RARLY TO I
Case & ....Son
•PRONB 31 — =NULL.
Miss Vera Siebert is spending a
feW days at Kitchener.
Mrs. C. Eilber, spent the past' few
days visiting friends at Remain'
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith, and da
ugliter' Mae, wede' weelci-end visitors
at Milverton.
' Mrs; Simon Greband son Osea
are spending the week -end •witb *e
haves in Cleveland and Lorain,
Ohio.
Mr. C. Miller attended the funeral
of his 'brether, the; late Wm. Eilber
at Newark, N.Y. •
Mr: and Mrs. • Oiciir Ziehler and
family:motored to Wroxeter on- Suna
day and visitedwith Dr. and Mirk.
-McLeod. •
Mr. and Mrs. H. tautenslager apd
Mr. !and Mrs. Irvin 'Dedels and lit-
tle Marion,spent a few days at. the
home.nt 2. and Mrs. Edward-- pat-,
ers, Hay I.Township.. -
Mr. and Mrs; Hilton .'-'1'rubanner,
and family, andMiss Susie Jacobe
were week -end visitors with frjeads
at Elmira,' Kitchener; 'and Niagara
Messrs. Win. Jennison and Leon-
ard Sararas of St. Joseph, MadVAfF
business trip to °Waterloo on Monday
and while there the former purch-
ased a new threshing outfit.
• Mr. Roy Howar41 -and daught,er
Lillian of London, attended the wed-
ding in Zurich, of Miss Lillian Wes-
eloh to Arthur Meininger, of :De-
troit.
Miss Pearl Leibold was a week-
end visi—tor at her home on the
Babylon Line.
' A number from the village attend-
ed the Seaforth races on Wednes-
day. • "
CRev. C. and Mrs. Killinger of
London, were guests at the Weseloh
—Meininger wedding which toolc pl-
ace in Zurich on Saturday, June 9th.
Onion cleaning proves to be the
order ,of• the day, and many a per-
son who spends little time on their
knees, during the year, will do so
at this time of year, .'
Mr. and Mrs. Ted: • Foster of De-
troit, with their family, are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Poster's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weber..
Mr, Ward Fritzatook in the Grey-
hound excursion from Goderich to
Detroit, %est-, week, and returned to
Zurich auto,which he purchased
-,inaWindsor. • •
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list and not enjoying her usual good
rSo, urrr4y.,
t • e to • report that Mrs. J.
'Ort, who is staying with her daugh-
A. Melick, is on the sick
health.
The annual picnic of the Huron
Old Boys' Association of Toronto,
was held in Exhibition Park on Sat-
urday last, regardless of the unfav-
orable weather, the event was a huge
success. The prizes were both
valuable and useful, the games were
all exciting and interesting, and the
refreshments were of the very best,
that could be wished for.
. Messrs. C. Fritz & Son, Ford de- Mr. Milton Heyrock, of Detroit, is
alers, have the past week sold a -spending his summer holidays in the
New Ford coach, to Mr. David Cant- village, at the home of his grand-
elon of Hensall; a 4 -door Chevrolet mother, Mrs. S. Rennie, and will also
to Mr. Aserick Brisson and a 4 -door put in 'part of his time with his
Ford to Dr. Routledge. mother at S—t. Jacobs, and sister at
• London. Mr. Heyrock is another
of. Zurich's young mbn, who is mak-
ing good, as he is manager of one of
the large banks in Detriot known as
the State Bank, and has a great re-
sponsibility. - •'
The Herald 'Office is aiways glad
to receive news from'the district, as
well as the town, we would ask all
our readers to make it a custom to
send in of phone in, your summer vis-
its or visitors, we have the 'phohe at
both the house and office, and will
indeed be pleased if you will make
use of it. Or if you feel too mod -
The main feature of the' E.
L. C. E. xnetting in the Evangelical
church, on Friday evening was a
Bible Baseball Match. Miss Edith
Greb and Lylyan Mullin were altoeli
captains 'with Rev. Dreier as umpire
After playing three-- innings the
game closed with the score 14-4 for
Edith's, side. The constitution was
also read by the members present at
this meeting.
WilJjam •
.F. Eilber Passes
(Newark Advocate) •
William F. Eilber, tailor of .this
city died on Wednesday afternoon,
diaries 6th in his bottle Locuat,stacet
of complicatiOns folltaiing plenret
pneumonia. He was taken ill five
weeks ago with a, heavy cold mitt
two Weeks -later his condition impro.
ved but the following week he suffer
ed= a: •a-aelapse, .proven fatal.
the proprietor is Ma. Lennis O.
had been a resident of Newark,
airTaa, years and had been in, the :tau: grein, the „same will be open to the
Eilber was born Match 13, 1871, in,
that tiMea a• Ma; aftlimblia.4e24 week.. Mr. A. .G.
oring business all
Credition, Ont., the son of George
Frederick Eilber, and come to New
ark in 1897 and was married to
Laura Jones of this city who surv-
ives with a daughter and a son at
home. Also four brothers and
three sisters: Harry. George and
Charles Eilber of Crediton, and
Christ. of Zurich; Mrs. Mary Wen-
zel of Crediton; Mrs. M. Raymond,
of Buffalo; and Mrs. Geo. Treller of
Detroit. The deceased was a mem-
ber of 'the Rotary club, Newark
lodge of Elks and attended the Sec-
ond Presbyterian church. The fun-
eral was held on Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock from the late home.
est to phone it in, a one cent stamp assasmizamsamammaNam
trick. Help' US along by doing yoUr . •
on an unsealed envelope will do the
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live and newsy paper.
A new garage is beine opened in
s: t :8 E 'CEDAR SHINGLES
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Zurich, in what was formerly known • ". FoilleW and old:Roofs '
Au os .and Auto upplies
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WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF AUTO ACCESSORIER,
AND SUPPLIES,AND CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON TRES.
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• • VARIOUS LINES
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CORI) TIRES 30x3% AT ONLY .....• Skill
• TUBES 30x3% AT ONLY . ... 01.40
GOOD RUBBER CASE BATTERIES AT • • MAO
• 1 SECOND RAND 1% H. P. GAS ENGINE VERY CREA,Po
g FORD TOURING CARS
FORD ROADSTER CAkt.
I1 GOOD TRAILER.
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* WE DO EXPERT BATTERY WORK ON REPAIRING AND • •
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WB ARE _HEADQUARTERS FOR FARM IMPLEMENTS .
CARRY JUST THE KIND OF MACHINERY THAT WILL GIN•ft
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: Tires, Tubes, Gas, Oils and Greases
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Auto Tops, • Buggy Tops
Wagon Repairing Painting
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Second Handed Buggies
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as' the :Cominercial 'Hotel barns, and ; AS TREY MAKE 'THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST ROOF'
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+ ;WITHOUT: ANY" PAINTINGOR REPAIRING AND WILL OUT •
I. LAST ANY OTHER KIND OF ROOF.
-Iceo in mind you're
- Riding on AirI",
,AIR like, the load off the road.. The heanter
.EL the load the more air it taken. That's why
fire makers have worked out the correct kids;
tion pram= for every size of tire for Mims*
Zion, the correct pregame for your lit% and
•stick to ft., Don't guess it — gauge it. Two,or
three pounds under pressure Guts oat' eU the
life of a tire,
gag 'Inert riding on air; and if-diare loft
wrificient riere riding straight hate trouble.
Pay at weekly visit to a Domittiott 'rev Depot and have
your tints atamined.
Arm are new fat inveri from
DOMINION TIRE DEPOT
H. MOUSSEAU
Edighoffer, the owner of the build-
ing, is h-:-L'aveitk a new Bear put
in, as well as other improvements,
and with the modern equipment Mr.
O'Brein is gutting in, it will be an
up-to-date „garage, and another' bus-
iness place in the village. We wish
Mr. O'Brein every 'success and ask
thepublic to give him patronage.
- BORN
O'Brein—At Zurich, on May 3Ist to
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,Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd O'Brein, a
daughter.
Adkins—AT Hay Tp., on June 4th
• To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adkins a
son,
Price—At Hay Tp. on June 8th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Price, a son.
'benornme—At Hay Tp. onJune 5th,
To Mr. and Mrs. Edward Denome
a daughter.
NOTICE,
Notice is hereby given that some-
one exchanged the lawn mower at
the Lutheran cemetery, Zurich, and
put in place an inferoir one. • The
party who is guilty is known, and
will be given a week's time in which
to make the exchange back to its or-
iginal condition again—By Order.
FOR SALE
An outbuilding, suitable ,for a
small chicken house or smoke house
Also the old house just south of the
Dominion Hotel. Apply to: A.
Voisin, Prop.
IN MEMORIAM
Asleep in ,Iesusi blessed sleep
From which-- none ever wakes to
weep
A calm and undisturbed repose,
Uubroken by the last foes.
Asleep in Jesus! 0 how sweet
To be for such a slumber meet!
With Holy confidence to sing,
That death hath lost its sting.
Asleep in Jesus! Peaceful rest,
Whose Waking is supremely blest!
No fear, no woe shall dim that hour
That manifests the Savioar's power.
Asleep in Jesus! 0 for me
May such a blissful refuge be!
Securely shall my ashes lie,
waiting the Summons front on
••••aseraa. ---.-- high.
Asleep in Jetts1 ?ar from Thee,
Thy kindred and their graves may be
But thine is still a blessed sleep,
From which none ever wakes to
, weep.
A few more years shall roll,
A few more seasons comel
Aand we shall be 'rrvit't those
That rest asleep ijtidn the tomb.
, In loving mfmory oi Mr. William
Klopp who was taken from our
midst one year ago,
LouisKlapp. awl Children
+ SHINGLES ARE NOW 'SELLING AT THE REMARKABLE'LOW
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PRICE OF—
+ 5X Med Cedar $1.50 Per Buuch
• 3X Red Cedar $1.35 Per Bunch
WE WILL RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS A CARLOAD OF 8 -FT.
+• CEDAR (POSTS AND 9LFT. LARGE ANCHOR POSTS.
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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
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