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Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
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Duman E.ILoT Es
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT
ARY PUBLIC, ETC.
'OFFICE Hamilton Street, Just off
the Square, GODERICH, Ontario.
Special Attention to Conine' and
Court Work,
Mr. Holes may be consulted at
tGoderich by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed,
Dr. II. H. COWEN
L. D: S. D. D
DENTAL SURGEON
A DEITZ BLOCK—ZURICI'!
Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At 1 ABTLEZWS BLOCK,
DASHWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday
A-U-C-T-I-®-N-E-E-R
OSCAR KLOPP
[graduate Carey M. Jones National
School of Auctioneering. Try me for
Registered Live Stock, (All Breeds.)
Terms in keeping with prevailing
prices. Choice Farms for Sale. Will
sell anything Anywhere.
Phone 18-93, or write.
Zurich.
Licensed Auctioneer
FOR HURON & MIDDLESEX
3. AM IN A POSITION TO CON-
duct any Auction Sale, regardless
as to size or article to sell. I solicit
your business, and if not satisfied will
snake no charges for Services Ren-
dered.
ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood
Phone 13-57.
Overstock
29x4.40
30x3 Tires, Tubes. Low Prices
IN O W
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Zrichriar
MEAT MARKET
ANNOUNCING
TI3AT WE HAVE PURCHASED
FROM THE FIRM OF YUNGBLUT
DEICi1ERT, THIS WELL ESTAB
LIMED MEAT BUSINESS, AND
SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
11. Yunghlut & Son
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GOAL 1930
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.
Order Early i as prices will advance on
June 15th.
Ca$ew_.. & Son
Phone 35
HENSALL
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POULTRY
WANTED 1094 WARMS
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For Sale
We have a number of Good Second
Hand- Deering Binder Canvass for
sale, cheap, while they last.
Louis Prang, Zurich.
NOTICE
Kindly settle your Hat Shoppe ae-
counts with Mr. W. L. Siebert at
,the Post Office. •
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED
Immediately,,, by young Protestant
farmer:. Three children, comfortable
home, close to. town. Apply to W.
L. Wise, Jt: R. Na. 3, Clinton. Phone
607 ring 24.
BRIDGE TENDERS
Sealed tenders will be received by
the Council of Hay Township up to
two o'clock, p.m., July 7th, 1930, for
construction of 20 -ft. concrete bridge
opposite lot 10, Con. `6, Parr Line,
Hay Township will furnish steel,
cement and gravel. Contractor to do
excavating. PIans, etc., can be seen
at o;ce of undersigned. Lowest or
any tender not necessarily accepted.
Address tenders to:
A. F. HESS,
Clerk, Hay Township,
Zurich, Ont.
NOTICE.
S: L Sadler & San, Expert House
Caulkers. You: would not try to
heat your home of office with a win-
dow open. Why let the draught and
wet in between the casing and brick.
For particulars write or phone 225.
S. J. Saddler & Son, Forest.
PLOWING DONE
I am in a position to do tractor
plowing by the acre at reasonable
prices. Apply to Herbert Neeb,
Phone 81r4, Zurich. 47-5
NOTICE
I am in a position to do good repair
work on Overhauling Cars, Tractors,
Etc., at very reasonable charges.
DAVID FUSS, tN15
Phone 1-89Zurich
PRODUCE WANTED
We• are in the market for good
produce and will pay highest cash
prices for the same. Let us have
your Fresh Eggs and cream. Phone
116; Zurich, Ont
Thos. Meyers 52-p
NOTICE
We specialize on the following:
Ford Transmission Linings. Ford
Rear Ends; Ford Springs; Ford
Valves Grinding; Brakes re -lined on
all makes of Cars; We give special
attention on oiling and greasing al'
makes of cars; Radiator anti -freeze
attention, Tire Repairing; Have your
springs oiled.
Leonard Prang, Zurich.
William 11. Brown
A. S.;rP.
Graduated Foot Speciatist
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Brown's Boot Shop
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran (Church
"A Changeless Christ for a cbang-
• ing World."
Friday, 8h: Luther League.
Saturday—Chair Practice.
10. ni: ..German Service.
1135 Sunday School,
7:30: English Service.
Everybody Welcome t. all Services.
E. Twaddle's'', Paster.
'Fallen every Day till S Cellist, it..M.
.De not feed Fowl dune morning i
when Ibtroitgb't in.
tt'orreetery' every Wednesday)
Butter, ib. . 40
Eggs g8-18-22
'Highest Cash Prices
+-SASH FOR
Cream and Eggs
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EEL Ites, 24.14131410
Wheat ........,.,.v:0.$,......:.' '1.15
IBarley .........,. , .
Buckwheat ....
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Shorts ton ......
Dried apples
3Jutch sett
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..... 80
3.50 4.75
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LOCAL NEWS
Mr, and Mrs. W. Oliver of Lend
were visitors with M. andMrs.
Eickmeier.
Kindly call at the Post Office if
need of. anything at the Zurich 71.
Shoppe.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Foster, and 't
former's father, Mr. Louis Foster:
Kitchener, were holiday visitors wi
relativer here.
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Kulp, accom
anied by other friends from Kitche
er, were holiday visitors with Mr. in
Mrs. W. L. Siebert.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Jervis ai
Mr. Wm. Jervis, of Holmesville, we
week -end visitors at the home of M
and Mrs. Sylv. Witmer, Babylon Lin
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Koch of - S
Jacobs and Mr. Edward Brenner s
ent a few days with Mr. and Mr
John. Brenner.
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Mr. and Mrs.Sam Witzel of To
onto, and Mrs.Witzel of Dashwoor
called on friends in town on Tue
day. .
Children's Day will be observed i
the Evangelical church Zurich, o
Sunday July 6th. Mr. L. H. Pletch
Superintendent of the Sebringville S
School, will be the speaker at bot
morning and evening programs.
The Musical Recital given by th
pupils of Miss Elizabeth Rennie, '
the Evangelical church last Frida
evening, was in every way a decide
success, as a good attendance bein
present, and some very inspirin
numbers were rendered.
Mr. Harold Walker, teller of th
local Bank of Montreal, wiio spen
two week's holidays at his horn
in Walkerton and the Bruce Penin
sular, has returned home and re
sumed his work in Zurich. Durin
his absence he was being relieved by
Mr. Benson Corless, of Clintin.
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Dreier—Irvine
The marriage of Miss Anna Irvine
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Irvine of Chesley, to Mr. Lorne
Dreier, son of Rev. and Mrs. W. Y.
Dreier of Zurich, was quietly solemn-
ized on Saturday, June 28th in Zur-
ich, at the Evangelical parsonage. His
father, Rev. Dreier officiating. After
a short honeymoon to Hamilton, Nia-
gara Falls and Buffalo, the young
couple will take up residence in Kin-
cardine.
With this issue of the Hrald, we
are entering upon- a new vq urne year
namely the thirty-first yell)... • . The
last issue in June completed the
30th year of continuous publication
of the Zurich Herald, and we feel we
can pass over this milestone without
any serlous heartaches or complaints
to offer. But we cannot let this oc-
casion go by without expressing grat-
itude to our many customers and fri-
ends for the considerate patronage
extended during the past years, and
so we will endeavour to serve you
on in the future.
The annual coat of dust prevention
was put on the county road through
town last week, and most of us know
about it, as the smell of .the tar was
anything but comfortable for a few
days, but it is all packed down now.
The application this year was just a
little different to previous years, as
a heavy coat of tar was first put on
then a light coat of gravel, this was
again followed with a coat of tar
and then a heavier coat of gravel.
It is claimed by the incorporation of
the gravel and tar, that in the matter
of a fete years a fairly good hard -
surface road' will prevail, which will
stand ordinary- traffic both summer
and winter without breaking through
and is the first steps towards a hard
surfaced road from Zurich to Hen-
sall, which we.are all looking for. By
the present appearance of the road
we have the assurance that no dust
will be seen come from it this sum-
mer.
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A very interesting caller blew into
Zurich en Friday afternoon of last
week, when Mr. Samuel J. Latta, of
Regina, Sask-, looked up old friends,
as well as looked aver the village. Mr.
Latta was Principal of Zurich Public
School from 1887 to 1894, and is in-
deed fresh in the memory of those
boys- and girl's who came under his
teaching in those years. Mr. Latta
also has the distinction of bringing
the first printing press into Zurich,
and his worthy partner in this work
was Mr. Fred. W. Hess, now of
Hensall, and this was disposed off
when the Herald printing office was
established-. thirty years ago. Mr.
Latta has been the publisher of the
Prairy News, of Govan, Sask., for
a long time; was also M. P. P. for
his riding in the Saskatchewan Pro-
vincial Government for some twenty
years, of'which time for twelve years
he was in the cabinet holding the
distinguished portfolio of Minister of
Education, and other prominent pos-
itions, and was of course knoyn fit
that tine' as Iron. Sam. 3. Latta. M.
Latta has now an appointifi6tit on the
World's Grab Exhibition and Con-
ference, with headquarters at Regina
having received this appointment
from the Sask. government, which is:
naw Conservative, and as Mr. Latta's
Polif, d is Liberal, he lost his seat in
'the last Provincial Election. He noted
• ... -. :1 ittxatiy changes in Zurich, and tom- Goderich; brow:, medal,, Miss M. Car -
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Quite a few took in Dominion Day
Tuesday, at the lakeside,
Mr, Robt. Parson is building a new
barn and held a raising bee on Wed-
nesday afternoon. .
Mrs. D. 13, Saunders of London,
and Mrs. G. Brown and son of Wind•
sor, spent Friday with friends in the
vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Daymond of Kip -
pen spent Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. L. Troyer.
Mx'. Stewart Beattie, teacher in S.
S. No. 7, Stanley, left for his home
near Londesboro on. Friday for the
holidays. Mr. Beattie has been re-
engaged for another year's term.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Weido were vis-
ited recently by friends from Buffalo
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Chamberlain and
daughter of Seaforth, were recent
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Love.
Mrs. Anne Hagan was visited for sa
few days by her daughter, :Mother
Angela of Chatham and Miss Mary
Hagan of London,
Mr. Wm. Jarrott, and daughter
Annie, accompanied by. Mr. and Mrs.
J. Cochrane, spent a day at Spring -
bank Park.
Mrs. L. Troyer spent the week -end
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hyde
of the London Road, south of Hen-
sall.
COUNTY NEWS
The Goderich Band made its first
appearance of the season last Sunday
evening, when they rendered a pro-
gram at the band stand on the squ-
are.
It was Friday, the 20th, a week la-
ter than the 13th, at 4 pm., the young
girls and boys, exiles of Huron, gath-
ered in exhibition park, Toronto, for
their annual picnic.
Mrs. Geo. Webb, Lucknow, announ
ces the engagement of her eldest da-
ughter, Gladys C., to Robt. J. Moore
of Kippen. the marriage to take place
in Fort William, the end of June.
In the results of the First Year
University of Toronto, Faculty of
Arts, Dorothy Innis, Clinton, carried
off second class honors.
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Eilber, and
Bernice, Crediton, visited 'at Luck -
now, they also attended the Webster
reunion at Bayfield. Mrs. Chas. Glee
vin, of Goderich, accompanied them
on their return and will visit a time.
Mrs. W. J. Elliott, Bayfield, who
escaped serious injury when sae was
thrown into the ditch from the pony
cart when the pony shied on the Blue
Water Highway, opposite Galbrath's
farm, left the following day for Lon-
don. She was badly bruised but for-
tunately, no bong were broken.
Word has been received at Credit-
on of the death of Lee Gaiser, a
former Crediton boy, who died at his
home in Denver, Col., on June 14th.
His wife, Dora Gaiser, was also a
Crediton girl, besides two daughters
and two sons mourn the loss.
In honor of the bravery of the six
fishermen of Grand Bend who risked
their lives in rescuing three men from
the waters of Lake Huron last 1st of
July, a demonstration was given on
Friday evening June 27th at the Cas-
ino. Medals were awarded and many
prominent men both in Government
and business " were present to pay-
homage
ay
homage to these gallant men. Too
much cannot be said of their bravery
On Sunday morning last, while Mr
and Mrs. Chas. Isaac, of London we-
re motoring to Xxeter for the Decor-
ation Day services they met with an
accident on the Lucan hill when they
collided with another car at the turn
on the west side of the bridge. Mrs
Isaacs was slightly injured and was
taken to the home of her daughter,
Mrs. A. Essery, where she spent the
day, returning home in the evening.
George Mawson, who has comple-
ted 40 years' teaching, has decided to
retire from the profession. He spent
11 years in Lambton and Middlesex
counties before coming to Huron; he
taught 11 years in No. 2, Hay Tp
18 years in No. 5, Osborne. During
this term in the last school, he lived
in Exeter. During this summer, he
and, Mrs. Mawson purpose taking a
trip to the West to visie relatives.
The Granville family of Exeter,
met with an auto accident the other
day, while on their way to attend
the Khiva school picnic at Grand
Bend, and as a result Lyman Glan-
ville is confined to the home suffering
from a scalp wound. The party was
motoring along the llth, con. of
Stephen, when the driver lost control
of the car and it rolled over on the
road one and a half times landing up-
side down.
At the closing session of the School
of Commerce, Clinton, on June 17th
the diplomas and medals won throu-
ghout the year were awarded to thea
successful students. To Miss Jean
Holmes, of Goderich was presented
the gold medal awarded by the Unit-
�d TyPewjter 991 cf Toronto, far
writing' for 15 minutes An entirely
new matter at the rate of 57 Words
per minute. Medals awarded by the
Degan Book Co.,' to the students
writing 225 perfect drills in typewrit-
ing with most even touch and artistic
arrangement were presented as fel-
lows: Gold medal, Miss A. Parker,
Blyth; silver medal, Miss Olive Hill,
orona ...,.._... � r mented o¢ the Ane vitt - h o bort Clinton.,
Wn , , ...;w.a. y w.. a.. b I uremia on the Ane vitt (' bort Clinton.,
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