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Celebrates 91St Birthday
• Mr. John Spath of Cleveland, OhiCi
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• Mr. Jacob Meyer who has the dis- his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Airs. P.
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The "carpet beater" had to be laid
away 'again .thisweekfor another
Spell, as the storrn changki many of
our plena,
The new auto service .station in.
Zurichis making as rapid progress
as they can, a gas filler is now erect-
ed to serve the public. A carload of
ga:i has arrived at Hensall Station
and has been unloaded in the large
storage tonic recently put in by the
proprietors, Messre. H. Rose, and.M..
DcitZ. They are anticipating Of do-
ing a general wholesale business a-
long this line, by buying their gaso-
line in carload lots, and then with
their new truck distribute the sanie:,
Game Warden on the Spot
Roy E. Ratz, of the Huron -Middle-
sex boundary in the Township. of
Stephen, one day recentlywent out
to shoot wild ducks and failed to
notice that the Middlesex game war-
den, Donald J. McRury,. was in the
hmnedinte vicinity. Ratz .did not get
any ducks,but McRury got him, and
ha4 ]dm before Magistrate Reid the
oth:r day on two charges, one of at-,
tempting to shoot wild ducks in the'
closed season and the other of hav-
ing a gun in his possession without a
license. A fine of $5 and costs was
impoS5d in each case 'of.the two Char-
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Mr. Alvin Gascho of Kitchener,
visited at his home here a few days
lastweele
Mr, Ed. Bossenherry is at present
spending a few weeks with relatives
andfriends at Kitchener.
Mrs. C. Fisher, and son Raymond
Were Wetk-end visitors with friends
at Kitchener.
Mr. Jacob Brown spent tne week-
end with his brother, Rev. George
Brown at Mildmay.
.A goodly number from the village
attended High Court at Goderich on
Wednesday.
- Mr. Harold Walker of the Bank
..:4'1Viontreal staff vis:ted over Sunday
nt his home at Walkerton,
Mrs- Gaseho and daughter Beat-
rice won. week -end 'visitors with Mr.
Dan Gaseho at New Hamburg.
•..Mr. and Aire. Lee O'Brein, Mrs.
W. H. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
Hoffman, were Sunday visitors with
1 relatives at Stratford.
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MEN'S MID
HOFFMANS BLOCK
411, 177.
BOYS' FURNIsIIINIGS
celebrated his 91st birthday on April •We are pleased to report that Dr.
lst: The aged gentleman is still en-, JOs. Routledge, who has been ill for
joying good health. Mr. lyIeyer is al seine weeks with an attack of flu, is
native of Alsace-Lorraine and came improving nicely.
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Chester L. Smith, PoIaTletor*
$1,25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in Act•WSVC
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to v this country in the pioneer days.
English and Mr_ Harry How -
He farmed in Huron County,. alt4ItioM Hensall and Mrs. '011ock of
Township, for al' any years and for
the past seventeen years made his Ripley called on relatives and _friends
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home with his son-in-law, Mr. Menne in thvillage on Thursday last.
Gastho of New Hamhurg. His many
friends wish him continued health
Dr. H. H. -Cowen, who has recently
undergone. an operation for append -
and contentment in his old age. Mr iitis, we are pleased to state,has im-
D. Gingerich of Zurich is a daughter proved. in strength sufficient to again
of Mr. Meyer. • take full charge of his two offices at
'Zurich and,Dashwood, and attend to
regular office hours.
• FOR SALE
I am offering the .following article:,
for sale privately real bargains for
quick sale: Kitchen Cabinet; Tap-
estry :Pouch; Good -cheer Range;
Quebec heater, 3 burner coal oil
Stove with shelf, 2 Wilton Rugs, 3
Linoleum Rugs;- Electric light fix-
tures, Etc. T. L. Wurni, Zurich
The choir of Emanuel Evangelical
church Zurich will be in charge of the
evening service on Sunday, April 13,
and will present a musicale consisting
of solos, duets, ladies and men's chor-
us numbers, and choir selections.
This promises to be a real. treat. A
fren will offering will be received .at
the doer.
Mrs. Clara Decker of the Goshen
Line, south, has purchased from Mr.
dwelling property in Zurich
Sol. Schroeder of Hay Township, his
COAL 103 in the western part of town, just
located
west of Wreath's bake shop. Mrs.
Decker has taken immediate possess.,
.001LD DAYS ion and has already moved her effects
therein. We welcome Mrs. Decker
and family as residents of Zurich.
YES, THE COLD DAYS ARE HERE
AGAIN! ARE YOU PREPARED'
WE ARE Prepared with a large
Supply of
HIGH GRADE FUELS
Genuine Scranton Anthracite, Sol,
way Coke, Miller's Creek Soft,
• Pocahontas, Cannel), Galt Alberta;
11‘ and. Small Pea Coal for Banking
DISCOUNT of 50c per ton allowed
for CASH PAYMENT ONLY
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HENSALL. ONT,
Office Phone 10w House Phone 103
Alassey-Flarris
ANNOUNCI,,NG •
THAT I HAVE. BEEN. .APPOINT-
ED AGENT AND LOCAL DISTRIB-
UTOR FOR THE FAMOUS OLD
AND ItELIABE MASSEY-HARRIS
LINE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS,
AND SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
Repairs and Repair Work a Specialty
At E. SIEIVION
— Zurich, Ont.
Sarah Ann Miller Passes
Saran Ann (Ellenbaum) Miller
born Oct. 2.11.11, .1842 in Wilmot Tp.,
in Waterloo county, departed this
life at the home of her son-in-law and
daugater, atir. and Mrs. Josiah Sar-
ara, oi Friday, Aprn 4tii, aged 8‘i
years, b months aim 8 days: Later
in hie she came with her parents to
1 -lay rownship, and in 186U was un-
ited, in marriage to Conrad Miller,
and on the 14th con., bay they liveu
in happy wedlock for 81. years.
zona and 3 daughters -were given them
three sons and two daughters prede-
ceased mother, and Fattier Miller pas-
sed this hie 83 years ago. Following
tather's.departure the family con-
tinued living on the homestead on the
14t11 Con., :tor five years, alter which
mother stayed with ner daughter Airs.
..)araras :tor three years, When she
moved to .Zurieh wnere she has been
...or the last 24 years. learly in life
she, gave her heart to her redeernm
in the Evangelical faith and to which
she kept till the end. Those surviv-
ing her are: a sister, Mrs. Samuel
Geiger, Pigeon, Mich.; live sons, Ezra
1,1aper dile, 111; .Uaniel C. of Los
Angeles, Calif; Jonn E. of Swift
utarent, Sask; Edward a Zurich;
6onrad A. of Boyceville, Wis., one
daugnter, (Adeline) Mrs. Josiah Sar -
„vas of the 131ne Water Highway, 13
grandchildren and many other fri-
ends and relatives, who have the sym-
patay and remembrance Of a kind'
And loving Mother. 'Die funeral was
,id to tne Brouson _am on CLes-
1 sy .afternoon, Roy. IN. Y. 'Dreier,
aer pastor, oniciatipg.
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Ready to Wear Spectacles
DARK OR LIGHT SHELL FRAME WITH LENSES, COMPLETE
IN CASE
Why strain your Eyes Sewing or Reading when you can obtah-r
Pair of Guaranteed Spectacles at this price.
Let us fill your next Optical Prescrpition. We have the latest he.
Frames, and can do it for Less Money.
HESS THE JEWELLER.
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New and Used Car Brokers
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:f. 1929 FORD COACH WITH TRUNK RACK AND FENDER WELD.
1... 1927 Chevrolet Coach :1927 Ford Coach
1: 1925 Ford Coupe, Baloons. 1920 Ford Fourdoor Sedan
1928 Chevrolet Coach 1926 Ford Coach
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+ 1928 Pontiac Sedan.
1927 Ford Coupe
* 1923 Ford Sedan 1925 Ford Coach
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+ 1930 Brand New Ford A. Coach 1927 Essex Ceac'is
1930 CHEVROLET COACH, NEW
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WHY YOU SHOULD SEE AND RIDE IN ANY OF THE ABOVE
CARS BEFORE PURCHASING A USED OR NEW CAR OP ANY
MAKE:.
1. Each Car listed is purchased direct from private owner.,
2. The above used cars were not dealt in on new cacs,. But weTe
disposed of on account of financial difficulties by owners..
3. The upholstering, fenders, finish, are original and compare Env-
ourably with new cars.
4. The : majority of these Cars are fully equipped -with bp-.e
Speedometers and the latest .Acr.essories.
5. The best assortment of High Class Used Cars to Choose frt.tok
in Huron County.
6. LONG EASY TERMS
PHONE AND WE WILL BE GLAD TO DEMONSTRATE ANY OP
THE .ABOVE CARS.
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Don't miss seeing and getting ou
prices on our New Spring a
Summer Dry Goods of all kinds
ALSO SHOES, HARNESS REPA, R.S, HARDWARE, p.eum-rs,
OILS, AND OTHER STAPLE LINFS„ TOO NUMEROUS 70
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1930 GARDEN AND ROOT SEEDS JUST. OPENED 'GET
GET YOUR SUPPLY NOW.,
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL MERCHANT
PHONE 11 -97'