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0111F1OE-Hareiiton Street, Just eft
rllbr square, GODERICH, Ontario.
Spacial attention to -Coam el and
Court World, J ger 26th, all accounts owing tb me
~fir Holmes may be coneulted lmust be bald at once.
ndelegir by Phones.,' and Phone tit alter Sclirittrr; Zurich.
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ound, Notice, Etc, Ads
IN COLVINN
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As I am leaving town on Sep tern-
Charges reversed.
HOUSE FOR SAS
. », . Consisting of 115th not : Lot, lir
Zurich, there is a good. framehense,
ul•,' r H. H. COVVEN
� . remoddelled, 7 roams, and
L. D. S. D. D, S. wired foe hydro; good cistern, and a
neverfailing hard water well, some
DENTAL SURGEONeste ll fruit. Wor Particul; :=n itpp;y
t the house:. Dan Stau>bus, Prop -
At DEITZ 13LOCE-4011ICII rietor, Zurich.
Beery Thursdayt 'rida,ynelea l e .„,, a;,,
BLOO1 ,
, j � ROUSE FOR SALE
DA.Sit'PP oo1� A very desirable and valuable pro-
1Vlonas�, r �,esat;s, and petty in the village of Dashwood, on
pro-
sun
Victoria Street, lit acres of good
Vednesda land, fruit trees and small orchard,
UTVAL L[ �E
OF NEW YORK
COMPL'E'TE tROTECTION
LIBERAL DIVIDENDS
Ta L HESS Loeal Agent
The Imperial Life
Assurance Co. of, Canada
BEAD OFFICE — TORONTO
E. E. Waxerth—Agent
ZURICH Phone 11-81
'Guarantee and Accident Insurance.
'Oldest and Strongest Co. in Canada
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. -Jones Tat
nal School of ' Registered a Stock;
jAfor Re. Terms in keeping
-wit Breeds). g ricers. Choice
.yam{le. prevailing P hinge
#Parma for sale. Will tiel); anything
Anywhere. Zurich.
Phone 18-93 or write.
Licensed t sneer
OR HURON & MIDDLESEX
AM IN auction POSITION regardless
Te
duct any
as to size or article to dell. I'solicit your .
!atisfied will business,
no charges for
Services.
Arthur Weber -- Dashwood.
Phone 13—M
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Fresh and Salt Meats:
Bologna Sausages, etc
MARKET
Highest Crab. Price ,5or Wool
DASH FOR SKINS & -01DES
7 �
gbitut &
Doichert
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LIVE
POU LT
WANTED
vlahe1n every day till 3 o-'rlock,p.ra.
Do not feed Fowl ,savxo morning
when brought ita.
Highest Cask Prices
—CASH FOR—
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
' Phone 04 _ ,zirioh'
Heath!
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TIRES TUBES
AND
or edes
. WEIN, Prop„
inS JWOOD MOTO.x SfillitiniC C,
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good hard and soft water, frame
a n with hen stable attached, plenty
house with kitchen attached, an ex-
•tra good velar, well fenced, For fur
titer particulars apply to Mr. Elmer
We
ill rt, R.R.1 Dashwood, Phone 103
-13, or to A. Weber, Auctioneer,
Dashwood,. Phone 3-57.
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 50 acres, 2ne miles
north of Crediton and second farm
east, on. Lot. 15,'Con. 8. There is a
quantity of bush, well fenced and
plenty of water with a good orchard,
a real pasture farm, 8 acres of wheat
sown on it this. fall. WM be sold
very reasonable: For -particulars ap
ply to. Christian Wein, Crediton, or
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer, Dash-
wood, R. R. 1; Phone 13--57.
FOR SALE
A good kitchen range burns coal
or wood, apply to W. L. Siebert.
AL'1928
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS ,FOR
GENUINE
Scranton Coal
ALSO CARRY
Coke Pocahontas
and Soft Coal
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
TRLEPHONE YOUR ORDERS
EARLY TO
Case Son
Miss Lia Retitled; a 0p0nt the week
end with friends in Dashwood,
'Mrs. E. ()each is spending a few
days this week. in Dashwood.
Mr. and Mrs. 'William Ratermall o
243 Welland Ave., St. Cathel+iiies, at-
tended they wedding of Mr, and Mrs,
Edward ICell'ar.
Miss Leila Siebert, Who spent a
few weeks with her sister, in Tor-
9ne ' returneJuane d to her he here 'en
Saturday,,, „.
M1". anis Mrs. Gordon, . Witmer ani
Mrs. Kleinhardt of, Detroit; Mr, and
Mrs. Isiah Witmer and twin dau-
ghters, of the Goshen Line, South,
were Sunday visitors at the home, of
Mr, and Mrs. John . Gallmen; • Sr., o
town.
Mr, and Mks, IL.1tenkopf, of
I ►toliener; Who ntitt;lt the past week
vieit ng at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Johnson, retpr ed to the'
home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Fink and
son Floyd, of Mildmay, called 011
Zurich friends on Friday. They
were on their way to Port Huron t
spend a week's vacation. Mr.
Floyd Fiuk was the former teller of
the Zurich branch of the_ Bank of
Montreal, but is now stationed.' at
Watford.
The Women's Missionary Society
Conference (Centre Section) of
Huron Presbyterial Society of. the
United Church, will be held in
Ontario Street Church, Clinton, on
Thursday, Sept. 27th, at 10 a. m.
and 2 p. xn. ARI Auxiliaries, Circ-
les, Missions Bands, etc., of this see-
tionare cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Childs of London, and Mrs. J:
1VIclntyre of Toronto, will be present
and speak.
ZURICH FALL FAIR
On Monday and Tuesday of next.
week, we will again celebrate our an-
nual Fall Fair, and with all indicat-
ions it should be one of the: best -for
a goodly number of • TI
kr
M. Chas Eag':xn, and friend Mies
Snaith, attended the•J.,ondorr Fair one
day last week,
Mrs, Marx Gl)jlrigl'l>s..: ?3~+ ettri,`ped
after a month's visit with relatives
'and friends In London, 't, Thomas,
Fetrolia and Teledo, Ohio.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Turner and son
Grant, of .Goderich, were ' Sunday
visitors at the home of ?lir; and Mrn
l+i,% Weido.
Mrs. Joe J, Schwartz andgh-
ttl EuuItre- ACID los utuej' ,ioniei 411
Detroit on Sunday, after a pleasant
visit with relatives and friends.
f
MIS, D. , MLnaelie , vh , n be-
en spending a fele motn,bs with her
children in Stanley r aeenil,, and al_
en with her. hio'rifer. Mr W. C. Wag-
er, left ori Satarda' for De•frnit:
it ,t,det; J.+rulay eveuin g the ]�:vanggl-
lcaY Leaguers met egain after tem
months vacation, Tui, Meeting mo-
ved. ved very interesting taking the form
of a roll -call meetin; in wine% each
o member told about his or her `.arcn-
years. ze
crops in general throughout this disc
trict have been considerable above
the average, which goes a long ways
towards bringing out more enhibits'
and keener contests. Then as the
hay and grass was very good -owing
to the fine moisture we were permit
ted to enjoy this summer, and this
keeps the live stock in- good condit-
ion, in fact it maker show animals
out of what Would otherwise be mini -
fair horses and cattle. Since there
is so much central incubation in the
poultry field, which has a tendency
improved stock and birds, there sho-
uld be a great display of fowl at the
fair. Then we con refer to the spl-
endid showing of grain and veget-
ables that should be exhibited, this
usually is something worthy _of com-
ment. The fruit display znay not be
up to the average, as this crop is not
io plentyful this season. We think
what would be an interesting addit-
ion would be if the various mereb-
ants and business men would repine -
exit their goods to better advantage,
by having ,suitable exhibits there, It
would liven up things and besides it
is a very inexpensive shay to put'
their goods before the public. Let's
go! and make the 1928 Zurich Fall
Fair the best ever, and bring all
your neighbors and friends along.
0 Gallons of WaLer
air One Cent?.
O one could hire you for such work at sucli
a price—yet how many tons of water
do you pump—how many miles do you wall
between your house and tide hand pump each
year?
Ari Duro Water System will feller -6 yeti of all this drudgery'!. 71t
work for you year atter year at the rate ofonly one cent per iota
,gaUous of water pumped,
las ft worth while to endure the drudgery of the hand .pump and
jj1varlseiu a Duro Water System will work for so little? It's first cost:
enia-40.wer now than ever before. Convenient terms an bo had
London, Toronto, Winnipeg, •
Vancouver.
The Empire Brass Mfg. Co., Ltd.
For Sale Ey:
JOHNSTON & I(ALE LE1SCH
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Pxwocria,14,vid
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Rm.We meet again on f+'riday even-
ing at 7.30. Don't forret!
Last Wednesday afternoon saw
the last of the half -holiday for this
sunirner, and a great many of the
villagers spent the day at London
Fairwhich enjoyed the record day
in attendance for this year. So in
future all places of business will be.
kept open again on Wednesday aft-
ernoon till next summer probably.
The Superintendent of Agricult-
ural Societies, Mr. J. Leckie Wilson,
.has appointed .the judger named here
Molter to judge at Zurich Pall Fair
to be held next iilonyley and Tues-
day: Horses, Mr. Chas. t.laihoan. of
Dobbinton; Cattle, eiwep and swine,
Mr. Fred W. Lee, of Springford;
Poultry, Mr. A. 11 Doan, . of Thorn -
dale; Ladies' Work, Jack Pundas of
Markdale. The Kenney -Wilson Con-
cert troupe will proviae .the entertain
meat at the conce: t in the Town
Hall on Tuesday night followed by
a dance.
STEPHEN COUNCIL.
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A." SUk1?f0I,ESi AND CAON N SAVE YOU MONEY T . 9
VARIOUS H]s;<I
CORA TIRES 3t] LINES
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Poo
' t TUBES 30x3 AT, ONLY ... .. »a $,50
4.GOOD Rtl'Jl3BE ...... .. ....:. ... nee-,.., $140
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Ii CASE BATTERIES AT
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A• P. �rAS lENGINE VERY C$BAP.
R .FORD 'r0'IiRING CARS
4 1 FORD ROADSTER CAIt,
i GOOD TRAILER.
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A130171 arts A.11B ALL IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER,
• WE DO EXPERT: BATTERY WGRK •'ON REPAIRING AND •
RE -BUILDING ]3A rT1aRIES„
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The Council of the Township of
Stephen convened in the `.Down Hall,
Crediton, on Tuesday, the 4th of Sep x'
tember at 1 p. m. All members We-
re present with the exception of C•.
Mawhinney. The minutes of the
previous meting were read and ad-
opted. -
By-laws Nos. 3'72, 373; and '374
being By-laws for the construction
of the Sitter, . Turner, Lovic-Gil? a
Drains, having been read three tissue,;
be passed and signed by the Reeve
and the Clerk and the seal of the Cor
poration attached thereto.
That the Clerk write the Broder-
ick Brothers, the Contractors for the
Mud Creek Drain requesting then: to +
not further delay the commencement
of the, construction of the Mud Creek
and Deitrich Drains.
That the contract for the con-
struction of the Sitter and Turnei
Drains be awarded to Winters Bros,
of Corunna, Ont.; and the tender for
n'ltc: construction of- the Lovie-Gill
Drains to W. 3. Lovie of Grand
Bend.
The following accounts were ord-
ered paid: .
Kerr,
MeNevin & Herr, ;Services
and expenses re Referee order for
Mud Creek Drain. $55.00; The
Chatham Daily News Advertising for
contracts for 4 Municipal Drains
.17.50; Municipal Worlld, supplies
7.40.; Centralia Fanners' Corporat-
ion Co., cement 40.65; Hydro Elec-
tric Power Commission 5.00;, Sundry
Persons, Ryan Drain Suiene Suit/n16.00;
Pay Sheet No. 8, Joseph Finkbeiner
16.25; No. 13, Roy E. Rate. 25.00;
No. 26, Peter Eisenbach 35.50; No.
26, Peter Eisenbach"' 16,50.
The Council adjourned to meet a-
gain, at the Town Hall, Crediton, On
Monday, October let, at 1 p.m.
Henry Either, Cilerk.
NOTICE
.As 1 am leaving town very shortly,
I, am offering all my plow shares at
cost price. I have the folllowing
left: ' 3 Maple Leaf iiit'in;.:i Frost
'. Wood No. 21 plain; 3 Lrost &
Wood„ plain;3 Tuck plain; 3 Tud-
hope-A.znderson No. 41 plain. A
number of fleury, Verity, Cockshut
both high and lone cut; some land-
sides' and shoes, all going at cost
prices.
Walter Schnurr, Zurich.
FARM FOR S.AL E
Consisting of 66 acres, bring lot
12, Bayfield Road, Stanley Town-
ship, 2 miles west of Varna. There
is on the property a good two-storey
brick house, new baro 40x53 feet,
driving shed and hent house all new.
Farm is of a rich clay loam, 3 acres
of good young orchard, nlostry spy.
Farm is in good state of cultivation
well -fenced, and a fine location. For
further particulars apply to J. H.
Reid, Bayfield, Administrator of late
John U; Reid Estate.
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 200 acres. Can be
purchased in 100 acre or 150 acre or
200 acre parcels. ,Being Lot 6, Con.
8, Stephen Township. Terms can be
arranged to suit. Farm is in good
state of cultivation, good clay loam
well drained and fenced, good build-
ings, 15 acres of good hardwood
bush. For further particulars ap-
ply on 'the premises.
Patrick Flanagan, Crediton) P.O.
FARM FOR SALE
In Stanley Township being lot 12
Conessiozn -1.2, 3 miles north of
Blake, 100 acres more or less, well
fenced and well drained and water
works all through the barn, Geed
----tenets :T01” sell il? .`1 iii°bprit+tor
wants to g'o to It different climate.
For further particulars apply to Val.
Gerber, H. R. 3, l3ayfield, Phone 8---
98, I'Iensall central, er to Arthur
Weber,--- Auctioneer, R. R. 1, Ii,esh
wood,,ax
Auto Tops, Buggy Tops
Wagon Repairing fainting
Ete.
Second Handed Buggies
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USE CEDAR SHINGLES
For new and old Roofs
AS THEY MAKE TEE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST ROOF
• WITHOUT ANY PAINTINGOR RE%AIRING AND WILL GUT
l LAST ANY OTHER KIND OF ROOF.
+ SHINGLES ARE NO\V SELLING AT THE REMARKABLE LOW
.,e,wa.. ' PRICE OF—
5X 'Red 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 9 FT. LARG-E ANCHOR POSTS.
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All authorized Text Books kept
in Stock
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We keep a large supply of Scribblers,
Note Books, Pencils, Pens and Ink.
Fountain Pens from 15 cents up.
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