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ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 22 (930a
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FITTING. HUNDREDS OF MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
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At Guelph Dairy School.
Prof. H. H. Dean in announcing
the ,results of the Dairy School Ex-
aminations at the Ontario Agricult-
ural College, says: "The advance of
any industry may be measured by the
educational facilities provided for,
and made use of by those interested
in the welfare of the business. The
dairy business is passing through an.
era of depression, but it will recover
if dairy farmers and manufacturers
are able to hang on until the clouds
roll by. That young men have faith
in the dairying is seen by the fact
that attendance at the various cours-
es reached .a total registration of 207'
The proficiency list for the three
month's course is; 1st J. L. Ramsbot-
tom, Lanark, Ont.; 2nd, R. Frank
McClinchey of Zurich, Ont., and son
of Mr. Robt. McClinchey of Stanley
Township and 65 others. Mr._ Mc-
Clinchey also was up well in the com-
petitions for about $200.00 cash -Priz-
es as follows: In buttermaking scor-
ing 3rd; First in best students in
Dairy Chemistry; Second in Student
taking highest marks in both written
and practical exams. The Herald
joins with Mr. McClinchey's many
friends in Zurich and vicinity in ex-
tending congratulations on this fine
and popular showing.,
FOOT TROUBLES
Readily Solved
William H. Brown Offers Splendid
Service
When grandad was a boy or even
in his more mature days, people suf-
fered to a greater extent with their
.feet, than they do in the present
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Dr. and Mrs. A. J. MacKinnon
made. a business trip to London,
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gruenn
family of Sebwaing, Mich., were
iiors at the home of her sister,
and Mrs. John E. Gascho.
May 24th, Saturday is Victoria
Day and a public holiday in Zurich.
All places of business will be open on
Friday evening for convenience of
the buying public.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hoffman, Mr.
Wm. Lamont, and daughter Jane of
town, and Miss Margaret McKinley
of Stanley, were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr.,and Mrs, Wm. F, -wirq!y'
Braun, Forest.
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Mr.
WE ARE OFFERING AN IDEAL
WATCH FOR A WORKMAN, 17
EWEL, 18 SIZE, STRONG
NICKEL CASES
REGULAR PRICE $15.00
ONLY A FEW LEFT
Mr. George Kerswell, Miss Louise
Kerswell, and Mr. Kerswell Sr., all
of Detroit, spent Saturday and Sun-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.
C. Schilbe,
Sorry to report that Mr. Moses
Erb of the Bronson Line, was sudden-
ly taken ill with an acute attack of
appendicitis on Tuesday, and Dr.
A. J. Mackinnon was called on the
case, who recommended an immed-
Mr. Wm. Sauve of Toronto, was a
week -end visitor at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Gascho. Mrs. Sauve
and her sister Miss Daisy Jessup
who had been visiting in Zurich for
two weeks, returning with him to
their home in that city,
modern age. Grandad . usually for;;' ' This year's Confirmation Class of
cast weather conditions by the feel'" t. 'Peter's Lutheran Church will be
of his feet, but not so the present,
youth. Though few people realize,
it is now nevertheless true that there
are more than 275,000 different sizes
styles and designs of footwear. r v-
ery individual has feet which can
scarcely be matched with those of
any other person. It is for this rea-
son that the service which is given
by William H. Brown, eminent Grad•
noted Foot Specialist, has been ac-
cepted as the only real solution to
correct shoes. Mr. Brown through
his special training honestly diagnos-
es your foot ailments. Treats in-
grown nails, bunions, swollen Ankles,
cramps in the toes, corrects weak
ankles, runover heels, hot 'inspiring
feet, crowded toes, shoes going out
of shape, and adjusts the bones of
fallen arches by natural methods.
Brown's Boot Shop is the only shoe
store this side of London that has a.
Graduated Foot Specialist in attend-
ance to serve you. You are invited
to bring your feet and have them
examined, diagnosed and scientific-
ally fitted with stylish, comfortable
shoes.—Brown's Boot Shop.—Adv...
FOR SALE
65 White Leghorn Pullets for sale
10 weeks old. Price 60c. for May.
Ferd Haberer, Zurich.
Convention
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Of the
LIBERAL CONSERVATIVES OF
SOUTH HURON
Will b h ld i
TOWN HALL, HENSALL
On. 'THURSDAY, MAY 29th, .1930
At 2 p.m.
To Nominate a Candidate to contest
the Tiding of South Huron at the
coming Federal Election.
Officers for the.coming year will be
elected at this meeting.
Several Prominent Speakers will be
present. and Address the Convention
Three a'Delegates will vote from' each
Poll.
Ladies are especially invited to at-
tend.
:xutive meeting at 1 o'clock
'GOD SAVE THE I .ING
Robert Biggins, Secretary
'Col. H. B. Combe; President,
publicly examined during the evening
service, Sunday, May 25th. June lst
will be the date of their Confirmation
Four girls and eleven boys belong to
this class. The public is cordially in-
vited to both events.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolper of the
Parr Line have moved to Mrs. M.
Dietrich's farm, south of Zurich.
We are pleased to report that Mr.
Moses Erb, who went to London on
Tuesday for an operation for appen-
dicitis, withstood the operation fine
and is doing as well as could be pos-
sibly hoped for.
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Cowen, and
little Meriam; Mrs. C. Fritz and
Miss Pearl Wurtz, all of town accom-
panied by Mrs. 5. Kellerman, of
Dashwood, were Sunday visitors at
Fergus and Guelph, and are spending
the fore part of this week at Toronto
where the Doctor is attending the
annual Dental Convention.
A goodly number of villagers at-
tended the big concerts at Goderich
a few evenings last week, put on in
connection with the Lions Club of
that place who are putting on a cam-
paign' to haise money in aid of the
uncared for crippled children of Hur-
on County. The show was in ever.'
way a decided success and very ent-
ertaining.
Mr. and Mrs•. Dan Utzie of Tav-
istock, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schultz)
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Sshultz and fam-
ily from Poole, spent the Week -end
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy
Schwartzentruber, Bronson Line. The
Messrs Yutzie and Schultz conduct-
ing devine services in the Amish Men-
nonite church on Sunday, when the
sacred rite of baptism was also per-
formed.
The members of the famous Zur-
ich Jubilee Band hay decided to dis-
continue playing for this season. The
reason given for such a move is in-
sufficient local support and difficulty
in procuring new members. The
Band was organized in 1892, mid on-
ly for a few years, has been active
since that time. But some of the
older members would appreciate a
year's rest for a change, and then by
another year, new enthusiasm and
new determination will probably put
things running again. The financial
end to run a band is also quite an
item, and a lot of. money has to b^
gathered during the year, before any•
thing is left for local equipment. An
effort is however being made to have
the -boys continue the Saturday even-
ing open air band concerts, which
have become so p(mular and helped
to provide' entertainment during the
summer maltths,
COAL 1930
New Low Price%
Now in Effect
WHEN BUYING YOUR FUSE,
WHY NOT HAVE THE RESIT'
GENUINE D. L. & W. SCI iTO.i ,
COAL
"The Standard Ant!wacct'e'''
EGG„ STOVE, NUT AND S.3-1.41416
PEA. SIZES,. SEMET_ SOLVAY .
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A discount of 50c per ton allowedfis
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Zurich
1929 FORD COACH WITH TRUNK RACK AND FENDER WEL
1927 Chevrolet Coach
1925 Ford Coupe, Baloons.
1928 Chevrolet Coach ..
3928 Pontiac Sedan
1923 Ford Sedan
1927 Ford Coach
1926 Ford Fourd'cor Seam:
1926.Ford Coar>!'
1927 Ford Coupe
1925 Forth C'haes'i
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1930 CHEVROLET COACH,, NEW
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