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OFFICE-Haimilton Street, Jut oft
terse square, G0'J» Bial, Ontario',
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Every Thursday,
At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK,
DAVWOOD,
,Every Mondiwy,- Tuesday and
Wednesday
The Imperial late
.Assurance Co, of Canada
BEAD OFFICE TORONTO
E. E. nerd,—Agent
ZURICH Phone 1i -S1
. ,.aara>atee and Accident Insurance.
old ,at and Strongest Co, in Canada
OSCAR KLOPP
I3raduate Carey M. Jones Tai -
School of Auetionettrang. Try
dwell wee for Registered Live Stock,
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'Breeds). Terros in keeping
'With prevailing prices. Choice
Warms for sale. Will 'sell anything
Anywhere,
•b:one 18-93.or write.
Zurich.
Licensed betioneer
poR HURON & MIDDLESL`s'„
AVE IN A .POSITION TO CON-
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urs ie 'size or article todee1l, nofort
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Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
WASH FOB SKINS & Td1DES
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POU LT RY
WANTED
Clam every day till 3,0„'e1oek, s
See not feed (Fowl same moaning
when brought in.
Highest Cash Prices
,•-SASS FOR-
rearin and Eggs
W. O'Brien
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Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COL`Kll[J!
NO TICE
The annual meeting of the Zurich
Hoxticultuval Society will be held in
the Town IJa% Zurich„ on
TUESDAY EVENING
January 22nd, 1929.
All Members are requested to be pros
ea.
Dr. A, J. IVfaeKinnon, President,
J. E. Gascho, Secy-Treas, •
FARM FOR SALE
-Consisting of 150 acres of land, in
two parcels, one of 100 acres being
Lot 10, S. B. con., Hay Township,
tnd 50 acres in N. B. E lc Lot 7 St-
anley Township. The farm is in
good stater of cultivation, well fenced
and drained 11/e. story brick house
with hard and soft water, also furn-
ace,., bank barn 40x60, straw shed
32x40 on the 100 acre farm parcel,
18 acres of wheat, 25 acres plowed.
For further particulars•apply on the
premises. Ross Love, Proprietor, R."
R. 2, Hensall.
FOR SALE
PENINSULAR KITCHEN RANGE
Wood or Coal, in A. 1. Condition.
Hess Radio Electric
STRAYED.
Unto My premises Lot 11, Con. 3
Hay Township, a year-old heifer.
Owner can have same by proving
)roperty and paying expenses.
Ed. Munn, Hensall
STRAYED
There strayed unto Lot 7, Con. 5,
Hay Township, about Oct. 18th, a
•twe-year-old heifer. Owner can have
Paine by paying expenses and peev-
ing property. •
Asa J. Penhale, ' Lot 20, Con. 2,
Stephen, Exete e R, R. No. 1, Phone
Crediton, 17--34.
.. FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 100 acres of choice
land being Lot 3, Con, 16 Grey Tp.
Buildings and Iand are all in first
class sondition Good 'teirns, and
immediate possession can •be given.
Apply to Andrew Sloan, Phone 27-12
R. R. No. 2, Brussels, Ont.
COAL 1Y29
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS :FOR
GENUINE
Scranton Coal
.ALSO CARRY
Coke .Poeahantas
and .. Soft Coal
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
TELEPHONE YO13R ORDERS
EARLY TO 1
Case & Son
FADA
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OCAL NEWS
IYLrs. II. H. Cowen is ',Visiting at
Dashwood on Wednesday.
Stevensen.'s Hammerless :Shot Gun,
Geod as new, for sale, Prices right.
Albert ]:fess, Zurich.
Mr, E. F, Klapp was away to Tor-
onto on 'business 'the beginning of
the week;
Messrs Ward'Frrtz and Fred Thiel
motored. to London ore Monday,
Mr. R:,. Scotehmere, Mr. L, Makins
of Bayfield have treated themselves
to a new. Kalster . Radio, purchased
from' Mr. E. (Desch, local .dealer.
Mrs. Bert. )(Copp of the Bronson
Line is confined to her bed, and Mrs.
C. Colosky of the 'village, is in atten
aerie.
Sorry to report that Mrs. G: K.
Farwell of the village is quite ill, the
past week or so. We hope 'foe a spe-
edy recovery.
Mess •e L. Schilbe & Son wish to
advise the public that they have for
sale a qunetity of feed corn, and &so
,
a quantity of Wheat chop which they
will sell at shoe to prices.
A survey of current publications
places the Family Herald and Weekly
Star of Montreal in the Iead for va-
riety and quality of. reading. Always
recognized as a steady guide and
councillor tc, the farmer the survey
proclaims it almost as equally popu-
lar in urban homes.
Much sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Louie Durand of the Mee
Water highway, S anlee, in the . dc-
parture on Wednesday morning, . of
their 13 months' old infant child,
from the ettack of iiu developing in-
to pneumonia.
141r. J. Hey, Jr., who is demonstrat-
ing the New Whippet cars has made
a big impression upon the public' the
past week with this fine new model,
which i, a vait imprc', ement in ap-
pearance to 'est year's model. Mr.
Hey has mire ey made a few sales, in-
eluding .one te i. Ir- Wm. Reiehef;'t of
the Town L!•. Hay.
Mr. vtid 747-.4. Albert T adonr, of the
Blue Water Highway. f.t:tnley, Tp.,
mourn the death of their three-year-
old daus,ht Jean, Ivho died on
Monday he, -i 'om ette.k of influ-
enza and pneumonia. Interment was
made on Wednesday dnesday to the R. C.
cemetery, Derdale
Huron Old Boys' Annual Service
The members of the Huron Old
Boys' Association of Toronto ..t•
tended divine sc evice, at the Carmen
United Church, corner Pauline Awa.
and Bloor St., on Sunday evening..
January 13th, at 7 o'clock, when the
annual sortnor was preeehed by Rt.''
G. Balfour, D. D., an Usbonie old e
boy. 1511 litrre.'nates art :an .1
vicinity were cordially inw iced to he
present and te,:'.e:. part in the serv,ee•
Double Wedding
A double wedding took place at the
It. C. Church, Drysdale, on Januarys
2nd, when Lillian, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Ducharme, Blue Wei
er Highway, south, was united in mar
riage to Mr. Alonzo-McEchen, of Port
Huron, Mich, by Rev. J. E. Gerard,
Dorothy, another daughter was &so
united in rear; agee to Mr. F. Burley
of Windsor.
BORN
Bedard -At Hay Township, on Jan-
uary 8th. to Mr. and 'Mrs. Paul
Bedard, a daughter.
1Ieadq'uarters
FOR
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AND
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Philadelphia Orchestra? Funny Recitations or Politic-
al Speeches? Stock and Market Reports, News
Everything?
Yes, all Radios do offer this variety, but PADA gets
them! There' the difference! 11'or good, sound, enyin-
veering reasons FADAalone can give you unlimited choice.
FADA alone is years ahead in all your radio essentials.-
true
ssentials. -true selectivity tlhat brooks no hiterference from over■
lapping stations ----superb,. ringing tone .quality long
range---eelear and loud. Reliability that does not help
our repair lHusiness, but we are glad of that! We make
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See our beautiful table and console models. .Hear FADA
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Corriyeete-Gerines
A very interesting; Matrimonial ev
eat took place on Monday January
when Rev. Fr. Berard united in mar-
riage Meryl 13enedicta Marie, daugh-
ter of Mr, and Mrs, Joseph .Gelinas,
Jr, to Dennis Peter, son of Mr. ,and
Mrs. Frank Cori;'rveau, Drysdale.
The bride heeoniingly dressed in a
gown of chantilly lace over write La
Belle Crowe her bridal veil caught
With e orifi out.t of 'Orange- Blossoms
with white .:16.410i's aril stockings to
complete .her costume, entered. r(d the:
church t. -.o the strain of Lohengrin'e
Wedding March, leaning lu•a>rily, oar
the arm 'of ices father who gave her
away in marriage.: .I'l:e young, ;`couple
then took thele piece at the. .foot of
the• allae whelk, thy•took• their 'mile
liege vow, which made them man
a:ad uric Miss filo be Cod naw look-
ed vary 'dainty as her sister's brides-
maid in a frock of p) .acid ;ert;•ette
with brilliant trimmings, hose to
match and e it•h chin hlu ik hat and
slippers to complete her ;attire. Mr,
til'ill:u ;l Gorr i eat, of Detroit,- broth-
er of the groom very ably -played :the
pi rt of best )man. After the cere-
mony a •rece pilon \ as field ab th,
home of the vroom herr 411m -ter
1 t.; ,(r+e•ri to about seventy-five gu-
eci::. After penha.g the afternoon
in. :.i,l 11 r'. I tW 'i'• and dancing, the
��'tj+l: 1 .'S l' err i'tor e(d io t])E• brid,'s
holo]' w here a weary :e,);,,•Li.;ng hot.
goose dinner win; served from the din
ing go:n:1 r;aa13 (1 ('OIste d in whit(:
and pink cr.r; ,,r. d Wth a clustered
of wedding bells, Thu evening win
Spent to ) insie, sin;: n:'• and dancing.
The wee hours of the morning were
alre•a(h here when tit guests depart
cel: The bride', ewel•ing dress was
of pink taffeta trimmed with gold
lace. Th(, happy couple will reside on
the pit ooln's farm eaet of I,Iake with
best wishes hath their neighl;02.9 and
friends.
NOTICE.
ICE.
MEETING OF HURON
COUNTY C•lUNCIL
The Huron County Council for
1929 will meet in the County Coun-
eiI Chambee in the Court FIouse,
Godeeich, oat a ue) v the 22nd,
lock tin, afternoon.
All accounts, (,.tif_c..aes of election,.
and re't.tuLns r"+ nrrnil•er o 'Toter'~ for
each 9lunicip htw 4.11.oul:l be in the
hands of the Clerk not later than
Sr:;urday er• l‘ I.m da pre. (rdinl; the l.
day of meeting. Local. Municipal'
Clerks will pie:);,e see that all theca
c. otificates and returns are sent in
,y mail as soon as p 'risible.
Geo: W. Holman,
County Clerk.
G'oderiici, January 5th, 1929.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
"A Changeless Christ for a chang-
ing World."
2. Sunday after Epiphany.,
• Jan. 20th, 1929
10. a. m: .German Service.
11:15: Sunday School.
7:30: English Service.
Subject: Business and Religion.
Monday: Teacher Training.
Friday --Luther League.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
E. Tuerkheim, Pastor.
Evangelical Church Notes
ZURICH - ONT.
Life's Need of
Patience and Hope
Muclt trouble and difficulty comes
from greediness for quick results.
\•Ve_ are impatient) of the 'rang view,
the long pull, the long way around,
We are keen on the short. cut. We
can't stand setbacks, delays, inter-
ruptions. We want our dividends by
return mail and by special delivery.
We live too hurled, feverish, fussy
for Ka healthy outlook and uplook and
inlook. Patience nourished by hope
helps us to bear the strain of toil and
the fret of case. It is hope that ke-
eps us •froth sinking. It helps us to
set our sails for a better tomorrow.
Though there inay not be wind en-
ough • at. this moment to move
a feather. Hope wispers to us that
just around the bend in the road hap
iness awaits us. Hope keeps as living
and working and winning. Live day
by, the Jesus way, look in and 'on
and up, 'whistle and sing, smile and
pray. This will keep the altar fires
of patience, hope and trust aburning.
Tuesday, 7.15 p. m. --Jr. League.
Thursday 7.3'0 --Prayer and Praise.
Bible Study, by the Pastor.
Friday 7.30 panr--Senior League
Friday $40' pp.--Choiar Practice
s�rfiAY SEttV10Es
Worship 10 A. M.
Subject --Pray without ceasing:
tl a.in.-e13iblo School,
J. E, Gaseho, Sur'perntendent.
Worship: 7.30 P. M.
Subjective --Superlative religion. 1
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1 WILL BE GLAD TO SUPPLY YOU WITH JUST THE, ]KIND"SOF,
4 MACHINERY THAT YOU NEED THE MOST, AND THAT WILL'.
GIVE YOU MOST VALUE PER DOLLAR` OF COST.
CARRY A 'FULL LINE OF PUMPS; PIPING ANDFITTINGS,
I' NGS'p
• AND BESIDES WE INSTALL OUR PUMPS.
LET YOUR NEXT CREAM SEPARATOR BE A DE LAVAL
We have the Agency for this District. f,
GARAGE SUPPLIES
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t WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF GARAGE SUPPLIES, AND
b CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH ALMOST ANY KIND OF AUTO
PARTS, AND BESIDES CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON SAMI,'• e1
s DO EXPERT BATTERY WORK ON REPAIRING AND 11E..
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For new and old Roofs
AS THEY MAKE THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST ROOF
WITHOUT ANY PAINTINUOR.REPAIRING AND WILL OUT
LAST ANY OTHER KIND OF ROOF.
• SHINGLES ARE NOW SELLING AT THE REMARKABLE LOW.
PRICE OF -
5X Red Cedar $1.50 Per Burch
3X Red Cedar $1,35 Per Bunch :
WE WILL RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS A CARLOAD OP 8 -PTs
CEDAR 'POSTS AND 9FT. LARGE ANCHOR POSTS, •
CALL FOR YOUR SUPPLY..
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PHONE 69
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