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T1MPKEN BEARINGS, SIX (BRAKE SYSTEM, ALL INTERNAL
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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 15 1929.
of your Summer visits or visitors.
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EXPANDING, YET AT LOW COST, LOW MAINTAINA.I`3CE,,ANIs
GREATEST TRADE - VALUE OF ANY CAR MADE,
(MOST USED CAR BROKERS DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN FORDS)
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Ford Coach 19.25 Chandler Sedan 1927
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Ford Coach 19.261 Chevrolet Six, New, only $675.00
Chevrolet Sedum 19216
Chevrolet Coupe 3.925
Chrysler 52 Coach $450.00
Ford Truck 1923
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Ford Coupe I922Si
Ford Coupe 192+0":
Ford Coupe. 1926
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Sandy Elliot, Ford Dealer, Zurieh
E. E. ORT , Salesman. Phone 149
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BLACK. IN QUALITIES THAT 1VFfr:KE THE PRICES MOST UN-
USUAL.
A LARGE ASS.0BTM1P OF RUNNING SHOES FOR EVERY
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REPAIRING' NEATLY DONE
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STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Mr. Newell Geiger of Zurich, will
occupythe pulpit at Goshen, Blake,
and Varna next Sunday in the absen-
ce of the pastorRev. J. Penrose,
who is away on his holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lowden of
Hamilton, visited last. week at the
home of the latter's mother, Mra.
Robinson Sr.
Mrs. Anderson Sr., passed away on
Friday, August 9th at the home of
her son David of Pass Line. She was
in her 90th year, and was a lifelong
and highly respected resident of this
community.
Rev. Will Robinson. of Antler, Sask
is spending his holidays at his Borne
on the Goshen Line.
Mr. Robert Turner and 'son Bert
and other friends of Yale, Mich., vis
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Robert McClinchey on Sunday;
Presentation
On 'Thursday evening of last week
the members of Goshen United ch-
urch met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Erratt and presented their
daughter (Ruby), Mrs. George And-
erson with a purse of money and an
address of appreciation in recognit
ion of her services as organist in
Goshen church. Ruby replied thank-
ing them for their kindness and in-
viting them all to visit her in her new
home. A very pleasant evening was
spent hi music and social intercour-
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Chester L, Smith Publisruml
$1.25 .a year, U,S, $1,50 is Advance
$1,56 7N ARRF,.&.RS, $2 MAY $ESaiN •1K 1Cc
Phone or send it in
11.Ir. and Mrs. Sol Jacobe, Mr. and
Mrs. Garnet Jacobe were Sunday
visitors with friends at Seaforth.
•Mr. and Mrs. Thos: Meyers and
family were .recent visitors with fri-
ends at Kippen.
Miss Witmer L ila of Kitchener,
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was a week -end visitor at her home
on the Babylen Line.
Mr, and Mrs. Fraser of London.,
were visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mre. C. J. Salmon.
Mrs. Wilkinson from the West,
visited with her sister, Mrs. C. J.
Salmon, the past week.
Mr, and Mrs. F. Shaw and babe of
Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Mousseau, and family near
Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pletch and
tide daughters, and Mrs. A. Y. Hoist,
of Kitchener, called on Zurich friends
ors Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Seldy and
two daughters of Windsor, also Mrs.
:$nuth from Windsor, were visitors
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. E. E.
ses after which lunch was served. Weido the past weew.
I Merrsr H. G. Hess of town and
1 Mr. Thos, Hall, of Mt. cannel have
DRYSDALE.
Sorry to report•that Mr. 3. S. Bed-
ard has been laid up for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Masse of De-
troit, spent the week -end with
ends and- relatives here.'
Mr. and Mrs. Omer Denommne; of
Detroit, have returned home after sp-
ending a week with the former's par-
ents, Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. Denomnie.
Mrs. Adolph Bedard returned to
her home, after spending a week in
Detroit.
The Congregation of the Catholic
Church are holding an old Boy's re-
union, on September, 2nd, Labor
Day. Do not fail to forget the grand
chicken dinner served in the church
grounds on that day.
Miss Nora Rau has returned to
Detroit after spending a couple of
Months with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Rau.
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Harvey and
family of Detroit, were weak -end vis-
itors with Mrs Harvey's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Denomme.
Harvesting is in full swing craw,
most of the fall *heat has been thra-
shed and has turned out from thirty-
three to thirty-seven bushels to the
acre. The cold wind of the last Sat-
urday and Sunday of July, as well as
the cool nights has damaged the bean
crop.consideably, which will mean a
big loss to the farmers.
CARD OF THANKS
The: bereft family of the late
Christian Stade, Dashwood, wish to
greatly thank the neighbors and fri-
ends for the assistance and sympathy
rendered, for the floral tributes, and
loan' of autos, during the illness and
departure of cIceascd.
Kelvir!ator
FIRST in the Field
FOREMOST To day
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR;
KELVINATOR. DON'T WAIT TILL
THE WARM WEATHER IS OVER,
TO REAP THE BEST RESULTS.
10ELVINATOR IS NOT ONLY AN
ASSET IN SUMMER, BUT ALL
THE YEAR ROUNI1 ANY
ONE WISHING TO GET PRICES
ON DOMESTIC OR COMMERCIAL.
JOBS, COME AND szn ME
The o dy :Refrigerator that gives a
Course on Service in Cah da, and
ever}: i:'Agent is :X service rn:in.
earth treated themselves to' new
Essex cars, from Mr. J. Laporte, the
local salesman.
Mr. Gordon Benedict, and Miss
114tiriel, Alineda, of Kitchener, and
1'hPS.Alma Benedict of Detroit, were
'isJcriay Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Volland.
Mr. Ernie Meyers, who has been
at London taking treatments for
some time, has returned to the vicin-
ity of Zurch, where he will remain
for a time at least.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. K. Finkbeiner
and daughter Miss Hazel of Strat-
ford were Monday visitors in town.
Miss Lydia E. Faust, who spent the
past week at Stratford, returning
with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Truemner of
Toronto, spent the past week holi-
daying with the fornrer's parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Henry Truemner. Sorry
to report. that Mr, Henry Truemner
is not progressing in health as his
many friends would like to see.
Mr. Albert Schwalm and two tions,
who have been visiting with the form-
er's mother, and other relatives for
a few weeks, left the latter part of
last week, for their home in Hum -
bolt, Sask. They made the trip east
by motor car, taking about six days, I
and will stop oli' at several places on I
their way home.
'What alight have proven even a
more serious accident happened last
week on the Blue \tater Highway,
when an american car travelling at
a high speed, took the ditch and rol-
led over twice before it stopped. The
contents of the car consi,ting of a
man, Hs' wife and two children. For-
tunately no bones were fractured,
and after adays rest, the party which
were brought to Zurich, were able to
be removed to their homes.
When a motor truck fitted out as
in excursion bus ran from the road
about midway between flay field and
Varna on Sunday, five persons were
seriously injured and about twice
that number suitered minor injuries.
The scent, after the accident, which
included breaking off a hydro pole,
looked something like a battlefield
fora time. The fault of the accident
is a defected steering gear of the
truck. All will recover,
No, Herald Next Week,
The holiday season will be all over
main in' about two Weeks, and the
Herald proprietor notiee that the
annual woek of oft has not been observ-
ed as yet:ihis.summcr. So to Make
Mare that we will not miss it, we have
decided to take nextweek as a holiday
week, and consequently there will be
no Herald printed on August 2,2nd.
and we trust our readers and alvcr•
tisers will not be looking for the
Herald with its budget of tidings on
that data: We ..purpose leaving on
\Ted nesday afternoon of this week,
and spend the night eomewh.wre ir=
'Uncle inrq's domain; ani will won-
der arouMrd over there till it is about
time to think of getting out the
next edition which will be on Aug -
Desch, Agent 29tlr.
For The
Girl or Boy
AT GRADUATION
NO GIFT IS MORE
APPROPRIATE THAN A FINE
WATCH
LADIES' FANCY STRAP WAT-
CHES FROM
$3.00 To $35.00
GENTS' FANCY STRAP WATCHES
FROM. $5.00 To $25.00
See them in Our Window
Hess, The Jeweller
COAL 1929
IMPORTANT FUEL
Announcement
Effective at Once.
We beg to announce a redszctF:ems
50c. per ton from the winter prices*
on all Grades of Anthracite Cent,
In addition, we will allow a di.ceunn.
of 50c per ton for CASH PAYlitIENT
ONLY, on Anthracite and All g,•s u
of Fuel.
pricer on Anthracite will advasslre• cx.
June 15th.
Take advantage of these Rock Bay ,cn s
Prices, and lay in your supply um
of The Original and Ono
D. L. & W. SCRANTON COAL
Or The Famous
D. & H. LACKAWANNA COAL,
Noted for itslgreat bee ,•ee-,
c .�ts{V i t Tw iO .a0. ,
H E N SALE ONT.,
Office Phone lOw House Phone l.0
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BEFORE BUYING A NEW Olt USED CARR OB' ANY MAKE BE .
SURE AND SEE US.
LONG EASY TERMS
1927
FORD COUPE
New Tires
and Bumpers
TWO
1926 and 1927
FORD COACHES
Perfect Condition
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FORD COACH
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FORD TOURINGS
1923 to /925
$35. to $90.
1925
FORD COUPE
13ALOONS
1923
FORD SEDAN
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CHEVROLET DEALERS
,CHEVROLET DEALERS UNITED TRACTOR AGENCY
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Summer Dry Goods
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HARDWARE, SHOES, DISHES, GROCERIES, GARDM Ai
ROOT SEEDS.. ALSO KEEP .raIWPFL:IES FOR A€.,Ar .lt1 Nissl
LAMPS, AND REPAIRS FOR NEW PERFECTION COAL Ct ,
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