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COAL, 1929
Announcement
SPRING PRICES NOW IN EFFECT
FOR
Scranton Coal
Coke Alberta Coal
and Soft Coal
,,.A SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 50 Cts.
Per Ton will be allowed for cash.
:learner Early as prices yell advance on
June 15th.
Lase & Son
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WANTED
*Mak m evert day till 3 o'eloek Pata.
alliRt sot feed i>N't+w1 same morning
Whom brO ght ie.
Highest Cash. Prices
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.ream and Eggs
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A. Fordson Tractor and a Two-
Fallow
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Fuii w PIow in good shape, that has
been taken in on a new Case Tractor,
for sale - J. Hey, Jr., Zurich. 10-t
NOTICE.
COURT OF REVISION
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
a Court will be held, pursuant to
:The Ontario, Voters' Lists Act, by
His Honor the Judge of the County
Court of the County of Huron at the
Tower Haar, Zurich, on Friday, 18th
day of October, 1929, at 3 p. m.,
o'clock, afternoon, to hear and -deter-
mine complaints of errors and omis-
sions in the Voters' List of the
Municipality of the Township of Hay
for 1929 for Municipal Purposes.
Dated the 9th day of October,
1929.
A. F. HESS,
Clerk of the Municipality
of the Township of Hay
LOST
A mohair buggy oilcloth, south of
Zurich. Finder kindly return to Mr.
David Gingerich, Zurich.
AUCTION SALE
OF IMPLEMENTS AND REAL
ESTATE
On Lot 16, C'on. 10, Ilay Tp., One
mile south of Zurich on
TUESDAY OCTOBER 15th, 1929
Consisting of 50 acres of Land, be-
ing South Half Lot 19, Concession 11
Township of Hay- There is on the
premises a bank barn 54x36 feet, hen
house, a neverfailing overflowing
well. Also one Massey -Harris binder
Massey Harris bean cultivator with
puller; Massey Harris bean cultivator
two row finisher.
Terms made known on day of sale
Mrs. John Decker, Jr., Proprietoress
Wm. S. Johnston, Clerk.
Frank Taylor, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
Of Horses, Household Effects, Etc.,
At BLAKE on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12th, 1929
Commencing at 1.00 o'clock
IIORSES—Driving Mare 12 years
old drives singe or double; Percher -
on colt 4 months old; "Ida J.” Stan -
rd bred registered yearling; Suck-
ing colt eligible for registration.
OTHER ARTICLES—Robe, horse
blanket, iron kettle, coal or wood he-
ater, stove pipes, cream separator,
counter scales, onion rack, onion
sieve, 3 -burner coal oil stove, x -cut
save, 3 hoes,. shovels, forks, 50-1b.
sledge, fattening crate, root pulper,
feed box, barrel, sling ropes, tie
ropes, cutting box, meat barrel, 2 set
single harness, bread pans, 9 dinner,
plates, 6 pie plates, meat platter, 6
tumblers, butter dish, wood box,
swill pails, strainer pail, tin pails,
roast pan, bake board, crocks, 6 kni-
ves, 5 -gal. crock, boiler, 2 doz. quart
sealers, vinegar barrel, cider barrel.
5 -gal- jug, 1 -gal. jug, wash tub,
lord cans, clothes horse, chime bells,
curry comb and brush; good top bug- in
gy, cutter, carriage, grain bags, 2 to
ton hay, some lumber, big boxes, 1% in
bush. timothy seed, 4-h.p. Connor gas
olive engine, grindstone, cow chains,
saw gummer; hand made whippletrees
neckyoke and numerous other artic-
Ies..
TERMS --CASH
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
Edmund Oeseh and Sol. Bechler,
Administrators, John Bechler Estate.
LOCAL Nif4ViS
Mr. Arthur Pigeon, spent the week
end at his home in Stratford.
Mr. Nap. Bedard spent last week
in Detroit, visiting his brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoffman of
Galt were Sunday visitors in town.
Mrs. E. Axt. is spending a few
weeks visiting her children in De-
troit.
JYIr. and Mrs. Reith and family sp-
ent Sunday in Alvinstou. Mrs. Reith
remaining for a week.
Mrs. Robert McBride and son Edie
visited with the former's son in Win-
dsor over Sunday.
Mr Chas. Bedard of Detroit, is
spending a week's vacation at his
home its Z_url
Surerus of Toronto,
spent the week -end at her home on
the Bronson line.
Mr. and Mrs. Lang, accompanied
by their three sons of Sullivan, visit-
ed the the Lutheran parsonage on
Sunday.
Mr, Herb. Heist of Detroit, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Haist on
Saturday.
Mr. and Ms. Everett Heist and
Eunice visited in Crediton on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Surerus, and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gascho• are sp-
ending a few days with friends and
relatives in Kitchener and vicinity.
Mr. Ervin Schilbe, who has accept-
ed a position with the National Cash
Register Company of Toronto, return
ed to that city after spending a week
vacation at his home here.
Mr. -.and Mrs. Roy McBride, and Mr
and ! irs..iim. McBride of Stanley,
visited with relatives in Detroit, over
the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sadler and
son Wilfred, Mrs. Wm. Yorke and
daughter Pauline, all of Parkhill, vis-
ited at Dr. Routledge's on aunday.
Mr. Fred Haberer of Hay Tp.,
the fortunate one to receive • th
Robert Simpson Co., Special prize
the Zurich Fall Fair, he having wo
the largest amount of prize money a
the exhibition.
'Rev. E. Turlheim and Mr. L Pran
left Sunday evening for a motor tri
to Reading, Penn-, where Re
Tuerlheim v;ilI attend the Tenth Gel
man Conference of the United Luti
eran Church.
Mr. Harrison Weigand has porch
ased from his neighbor Mr. Sear
Schade the 50 -acre farm being th
norther net corner of the 14th con
and the Daehwood road. Poesessio
will be given on November lath
Mr. Nesbit Woods of Toronto, sp-
ent, the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
T. L. Wurni;
Mrs. Jos. Routledge spent last we-
ek in Exeter visiting her sister, Mrs.
Margaret Allen.
Mrs. Nancy O'Neil of Parkhill,and
Mrs. Jane Hobbs of Thorndale visited
with their sister, Mrs, Jos, Routledge
for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs, Orville Gascho, of
Detroit, were week -end visitors at the
home of the form er's grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Gillman.
Mrs. MsDougal and two sons, and
daughter, who have lived the past
two years at Blake h d to
by Mr- John Neuschwanger, at the
east end of the village.
During the past week the home of
Mrs. Allen on Gidley Street has been
the scene of a most pleasant and un-
usual meeting. Her sisters Mrs. R'd
Hobbs, of Toronto Mrs, Henry O'Neil
of Parkhill and Mrs, Dr. Routleclge
of Zurich, arrived one by bne for a
visit. This was their first time of
meeting forreal ' 't Th h e
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• WILL BE GLAD TO SUPPLY•
YOU WITHJUST THE FIND op;
MACHINERY THAT YOU NEED THE MOST, AND THAT WILL
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CARRY A FULL LINE OF PUMPS; PIPING AND FITTINGS,
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great enjoyment together and many
a long trip hack the fleeting years
was journeyed and jokes rehearsed.
The meeting was unique, and the
more so because of the advanced ag-
es which together sum up to three
hundred and nineteen summers. A
sister, Mrs. Rich. Kerr is Hat present
engaged in an extensive millinery
business in Fairbury, Neb.—Exeter
Times -Advocate.
Birthday Party
A pleasant event took place at the
home of. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Haberer
on Thursday evening, October 3rd,
when his brothers and sisters with
their families gathered and gave Mr.
Haberer o surprise, the occasion be-
ing his fiftieth birthday. When a
two story birthday cake which was
beautifully decorated and was lighted
is with candles, and the following od-
e dress was read by his youngest bro-
at ther Jacob:
tDear Brother:—
It is with great pleasure that
we have assembled here this evening
g to wish you many happy return, on
P your fiftieth birthday. We sincerely
v hope you may be spared to celebrate
many more birthdays with us. As
1- the oldest of the family you have al-
ways been kind and willing to give
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1 i and Mrs. Edward Ducharn_e
of V'a kerviile visited their ia,•ends
here for a few days. Mr. Ducharme
is another of the boys of this coin-
munity that is doing well in that in-
dustrous city.
Miss Lennita Mioke and Miss Win-
nie Fisher, of Cheslcy were Me gue,;-
ts of the Tuerkheiin fancily over the
week -end, also Mr. arca Mrs. Albert
Lange and family on Sunday.
3,1,-. and Mrs, Sam_. Mcli^ide. Mr.
and Mrs. John McBride, and Mrs. R.
McBride, Mr. and Mrs- Harry Hay-
ter of Stanley recently attended the
funeral of a relative at Galt.
The fine new auto show room or
garage built by C. Fritz & Son, is
nearing completion, as the roof is on
the doors hung and the windows are
practica117 all in, only a few touches
and painting, and it will be ready
for service. This indeed will make a
very convenient place for these ex-
tensive auto dealer, and will hold
approximately a dozen or more cars.
Mr. Peter Ravelle has sold his bus-
ess and dwelling block on Main St.
Mr. lain -'r Oesch, who will use it
connection with his barber busin-
ess and as adwelling house. Posses-
sion will be given the beginning of
next month. Mr. Ravelle will re-
main in Zurich for this winter at lea-
st as he is the courrier of R. R. N.3,
Zurich.
STRAYED
From my premises, 2nd con., St-
•nnley; 2, 2 -year-old heifers, 1 light
color and 1 red. Finder please not-
fy Fred Rathwell, Brucefield P.O.
Phone 86-8•, Henson. 15-3
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The Imperial Life
Assurance Co. of Canada
HEAD — OF.FI E TORONTO
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ZURICH Phone 11-81
•uarartee and Accident Ineuranct.,
Meat end Strong .t CO. in Owed.,
At this time of the year we find
our books carrying considerable
accounts that are in most cases long
overdue and should have been paid
before this. We are very pressor
for: money jrtstnow and are oblige(.
to mail out accounts, and trust that.
our customers will appreciate th
irecitt, extended to them by actin
i omptly, as wo are badly in need or
alit, o eiey to ;)1em; otic• obligations.
—The Heralda lr `ietGti]C„
Dont miss attending the big event
at the Lutheran Church on Thursday
evening, October 24th, when their
annual fowl supper will be celebrated
in the spacious shed from 5 to 9 o'-
clock. A company from New Dun-
dee are going to entertain the aucl
ience with duetts, humorous songs,
plays, recitations, readings, and mus•
ical numbers and the Zurich Jubilee
Band is going to., furnish an abund-
ance of music. Come prepared to
eat and laugh as you have never be-
fore.
Emanuel Evangelical Church Shed
Dining Hall is the place; and Thurs-
day October 17th, is the date set for
the "Better Than the Best Fowl Sup-
per" occasion. According to word
received from friends far and near,
a veritable invading army of hung-
ry people from the surrounding com-
munity, as well as from distant
towns and cities are corning. Fowl
clippers afford an excellent opportun.-
'ty for another and most desirable,
pleasurable reunion of friends before
:,'inter sets in. There will again be
ti bazaar booth of fancy and useful
'tome made sewing where you can
buy useful and artistic Christmas pr-,
rents for your friends. All we ask
if you is bring a good appetite along
1,nd depend upon it we will fix it. And
wleen your appetite is fixed make
room for us so we can repair the,
,ext one. A better than the best
>rogram also awaits you by the Har -
Ionic Male Quartette and Concert
"o. of Listowel. The Zurich Band
,aril al$o present,
a lending and gridinl; hand in all our
deeds and cares in the years gone by.
As a slight token of remembrance on
your birthday we w+sh you to accept
this chair from your Sisters and Bro-
thers; and these (lowers and ,-ase
from your• Neices and Nephews. Mr.
Haberer then thanked them in his
usual way for their 1,indness and the
gifts they presented him. The even-
ing was spent in games and amuse -
cents of all kinds, after which a
dant,/ lunch :va, served including.'i,he
two-story birthday cake.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
"A Changeless Christ for a Chang-
ing World."
Friday, 811•: Luther League.
Saturday—Choir Practice.
October 13th, 20th Sunday after
Trinity.
There will be no services this Sunday.
Everybody Welcome to all SPS vices.
E. Tuerkheim, Pastor.
Evangelical Church Notes
ZURICH — taNT-
Tuesday, 7.15 p. m. --Jr. League.
Friday 7.30 pen.—Senior League
Friday 8.30 pan.—Chair Practice
Thursday 7.30 --Prayer and Praise.
Worry Kills, Work Builds
When you watch the bees at work
you see three classes, the queen, the
drone, the worker. The queen bee
lays the eggs and prduces the vast
army that comprises the new swarm.
The worker bee gathers the honey.
The drone is just a gratis boarder.
In the kingdom of God there is the
worker and the drone. The latter fe
eds on some fellow christian's relig-
ion, but he will come to grief. Work
stimulates and invigorates. Honest
work is a tonic and a cure for many
ailments. It banishes the flues, aids
digestion and builds character. Id-
lers are unhappy and a nuisance.
They will waste an hour in dodging
five minutes of wark.
Worry consumes and destroys. It
is a disease and a habit that must be
crushed early in life lest it grow
stronger and overpower us. Worry
can sour the sweetest life. It never
earns . a dollar or pays a bill. It
crushes you and robs you of life's
fairest charm. Don't spend your
time on that which vexes, worries,
angers, but on the things that calm
and balm that strengthen, cheer and
gladden. Refuse to worry it is your
undoing. That roan is blest who does
his best and leaves the rest to God.
SUNDAY SERVICES
Worship 10 A. M.
Subject --Beliefs that matter, Pt.II
11 a,in.Bible School,
J, 11, + •nschn, Superintendent.
Worship; 7.30 P. M.
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TOM USE AND ASK YOU TO BRING YOUR SEED TO US FOR
CLEANING. ALL THE BEST AND LATEST SCREENS AND
EQUII MENT USED.
YOUR 1929 COAL
NOW IS THE BEST TIME OF THE YEAR TO PUT IN YOUR
SUPPLY OF COAL FOR NEXT WINTER. OUR SPECIAL IN -
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WE HAVE THE LOWEST PRICES FOR SUMMER DELIVERIES.
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