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4BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT-
ARY PUBLIC, ETC.
OFFICE—Iiamilton Street, Just off
the Square, GODERICE, Ontario.
Special Attention to Conncel and
Court Work,
Mr. Holmes may be consulted at
Goderich by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed.
Dr. H. H. C O W E N
L. D. S. D. D S.
,DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOCK—ZURICH
Eyery Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At IiARTLEIB' S BLOCK,
DASHWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday aasld
Wednesday
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones National
School of Auctioneering. Try rte for
Registered Live Stock, (All Breeds.)
Terms in keeping with prevailing
prices. Choice Farms for Sale. Will
sell anything Anywhere.
Plume 18-93, or write. Zurich.
:licensed Auctioneer
TOR HURON & MIDDLESEX
I AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
.duct any Auction Sale, regardless
ms to size or article to sell. I solicit
your business, and if xtot satisfied will
make no charges for Services Ren -
tiered.
ARTHUR WEBER Dashwood
Phone 13-57. •
SEE US FOR NEW LOW PRICES
ON THESE BATTERIES OF
"QUALITY"
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Wants., For Soto" Lost:,
Found„ Notice, Etc. Ado
nt (MIME.
FOR SALE='
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White Blpssom Sweet Clover,
Grade .No. 1, Price .$3.00 per bushel,
also Dwarf Essex (fine stens) a new-
er
ewer variety, making excellent pasture,
and hay. Grade 2, Price ;5.00.
Early.
Win. Alexander, R. R. 2, Hen-
sa11.
MILLINERY
Any one in need of Spring Millin-
ery, we -wish to advise that 1 am re-
ceiving a full new shipment of Lad-
ies„ and Children's Hats and will op-
en for business on Saturday, March
28th, in Heist's block, Be sure and
'give us a- eall.
Alsre Dressmaking in .connection..
ANNA. DAT11RS, ZURICH
For Sale
Comb Foundation, 6Oc a pound.
10 pounds and over 55c. Customer's
wax made into foundation at 15e ib.
Bring your wax immediately.
J_ l-Eaberer & Sons, Zurich.
EGGS FOR HATCHING
And baby ehicks, White Leghorns.
If you want disease free chicks this
is the place to get your eggs for hat-
ching. The low pricer of grain has
enabled us to reduce prices aecord-
ingly, • tf-36
Twin naples, Bruce J. lam,.
FOR SALE
A number of good horses at var-
ious ages for safe, including a spanof
2-yr._old Clydesdale colts.
Apply to J. Hey, Jr. -24
NOTICE
J. C. Son, Teamsters,
wish to advise the public that they
p, are still in the same business, with
Vanprices as usual.. Your order will be
• nisch. ;appreciiaterlo.. • .;done 94-16
Salmon
,DASHWOOD — ONTARIO
Zurichs' Popular
MEAT MAI.3KET
ANNOUNCING
THAT WE HAVE PURCHASED
:p`ROM THE FIRM OF YUNGBLUT
DEICHERT, THIS WELL ESTAii
LISTED MEAT BUSINESS, AND
SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
- A .Yungbiut, & Son
COAL 1931
IMOMICeme1lt Ne
illifLr 1.1. Brown
S. P.
Graduated rut Siieciatist
AT
Brown's Boot Shop
CONSULTING ENGINEER
S. W. ARCHIBALD, B.A.Se. (To?'.)
O.L.S., Registered Professional En-
gineer and Land Surveyor, Associate;
Member Engineering Institute of
Canada. Office.—Seaforth, Ont.
SPRING PRICES NOW IN EFFECT
Radio
FOR
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Scranton Coal
COME IN AND SEE THE TWO
(die 1� ,9 l b e r t a C o ai e: NEW SONORA 1VIODIELS.
end Soft Coal
SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 50 Cts.
Per Tran will be allowed for cash.
"8hr4ler Early as price will advance on
June 95th.
Case & Son
it.cone 35
11E.NSAL1.
LIVE.
POU LT RN
WANTED
:Waken every Day till 3 o'clock, lain. ..
Do not feed Fowl sstnie morning
when brought in..
.highest Cask Prices
CASH Fes—
Craarn and Eggs
W. O'Brien
ibmwoak. pm Uric .$xirroi•
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:1fODEL 36 at ,.. $132.00
e.IODEL 35 .A, at ...., .. $169.60
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1VIessrs. Elmore .arced 3Gloyd.
are to Toronto on''a business
Mr. and Mrs. T. L, Williar
ored'to London on Sunday.
Mr. Ezra Tiernan • of Das , 'ed,
called on Zurich friends on T ,t� ay,
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. smith vie;at
Exeter on business on Friday. f.a'
Wednesday' of this week was wail
1st, known. as All Foil's -Day, and
did you get "fooled?" •;,
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Steinbach of
London were week -end visitors with
their parents in town.
ot-
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin D. Smith,+- of
Hamilton were recent visitors at. the
home of the former's brothers, "iWlr.
and Mrs. C. L. Smith.
;Mr. Earnest Diane, who has een
;in Detroit for the past few. yeah ;lies
returned to this district and has 1.en-
gaged with Mr. Lorne Manson I;4r;the
summer season.
Mr. Thee.1VLeAdains of the'Aron-
son Line is holding an auction;, sale
of Farm Stock and some Implements
on Friday, April 10th, Mr !.Mc-
Adams advises us that his stock is
altogether 'too large .for. the .coning
summer and is taking this way o:, re-
ducing the same.
Be sure to attend Exnanuei E in
gelical church, on . Sunday evening,
April 5th, and hieing your fr'pends
with you. An Easter pageant, t`4The
Makers of the Cross", will be 1.'exid
c red by the church choir. An Offer-
ing will be received to flow into the
ehoir treasury.
In renewing his subscription to
the Herald, Mr. A. G. Lehman,, :-of
Stouffville gives us the following 'in-
couraging message: "The Herald
comes to me every week as a rule on
Friday morning, and 1 appreciate it
very, much, as -1 get all the news:from
the old Burg and surrounding co-
untry. It does one geed.'
When you • step forth' on' Easter
Morning shod lie Brown's Shoes, .it is
literally true that head to foo, is' cor-
rectly attired for the occasion. The
am. Brown', Boot Shop `has :keen
eloeeIy linked with Men's, w oi;re a's,
and Children's shoes ,for a number of
years. So muca so that it has becntee
synonymous v.'ith fine quality, : and
still finer workmanship. iso matter
how well dressed you may he in of a
re. ' . L. Williams is spending the
week with friends at London,
Rev. Father•L. Power motored to
London on Friday last.
Mrs, Hy, Steinbach who spent two
weeks at London, has returned to her
home in Zurich.
On Sunday evening, April 5th the
Choir of Emanuel Evangelical church
Will Present an • Easter pageant entit-
led "The Makers of the Cross." This
promises to ue a real treat. Don't
miss it. A silver collection will be re-
coil*.
ecoivd.
The fine showers of rain we recei-
ved last week were well reeeived by
practically everybody, as a `goodly
aitimber of cisterns were dry as well
as some farmers had a shortage of
water.
The condition . of the roads have
unproved considerably the past week
and we still notice no soft places in
the roads like some years, if we had
a few real warm days to take away
the few ,ice banks, the roads would
be soon in ship shape for motoring.
On Friday of this week is the be-
ginning of Easter known as Good
Friday, when a great many churches
observe the day with special services,
and is -.also known as a general holi-
day by many. The business places
in. Zurich will be closed on Friday.
In Police Court
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Two :Blyth residents, William Nes
hitt and James Doherty, who were I
arrested ten days ago in connection
with the theft of three bags of flax
seed from Jas. Cutt's warehouse at
Blyth, appeared in Police Court last
Tuesday and were give another we-
ek's remand. When Joim r,lajouski
of :Colborne Tp., appeared in Police
Court to answer the charge of hav-
ing in his possession in December last
.spirits unlayfully,,manufactureci eon-
trary to the Excise Act, he elected
trial 'by� judge. He was admitted to
bail of $2,000. Murdock McLeod,
of Clinton, was arrested and arrai-
gned before Magistrate Reid charged
with an offence against a young girl
He was remanded to jail for a week.
This is one year when the Mouth ree
of March came in like a lion and also
went out in much the same way, as
we experienced some real wintry we-
ather over the week -end which faired, :--10
up nicely on Tuesday. Last week
we sure had a lot of dreary and
dark weather, with the sue practic-
ally not shining for a whole week."
But as this is easter week, we look
er
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for much nicer and warmer after east
respects, unless your shoes are,.ri;ytt, this. But we are not to become too I
cor.,:n:uy styled, the effect of yen:
entire appearance is spoiled. '. ou
will receive the professional sheen st-
ting and Guaranteed Foot .Slee;
at 'Brown's Boot Shore.. Advf t
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�arn� Seeds
We breve a good huppl3 of all clover
and grass seeds ou hand. Choice
seed Barley and a good supply of
all Garden Seeds
POULTRY FOODS
Try our Chick Starters, Chick
Feeds, Laying Mash, Etc,
See us about COAL and Fertilizer
L. Sane ee Son
secosoei3e+5 asibaolopoot w m t owb oa r.dee,reetuteaasio same odoseea
Piaui ig- win 'ItO011'ern
The Goderich, planing mil o;•
bria road, which was parches( d
centiy by Fred C. Kalbfieisc h, of
Zurich, was reopened the pat we
Geo. Westbrook of find rich tee
general manager. It is the hie -11U=
of the firm to conduct a retail lumb-
er business and Co cern- ' , sleek
lumber, doors, interior finish, lhde,
gyproc, cement, etc., at all times to
meet the requirements rof the people
of. Goderich and vicinity. A number
of improvements 'have been made to
the plant. Mr. Earl Westbrook will.
be 'associated with his father in the
business.—Goderich Signal.
anxious, as the summer weather will
only be ushered in gradually es the
sun becomes warmer and the season
xrrogresses. We often become too !
anxious and expect the warm summer
3..1 Perniahrerrlky - et.. - §V011." aa. ewer -
get spring. A large number of the
sumnu.re birds are nere and at time ;
are rather uncomfortable at that,
practically all the snow is now gone
with the exception of a few banks,
but with no stuff it goes slowly.
Two Men Drown at Goderich
Highway. Accidents
On Tuesday evening on the [sigh,
way near Exeter a aeollision'took plata
When Miss Luella hteckles of Lond-
on was driving north, and anothep
car was going south, but just before
the cars met Miss Steckles came up-.
on a buggy that horse andwhend
on a horse anu buggy that carried no;
light, and in trying to avoid hitting.,
the buggy Miss Steekles swung out;
and with the other oncoming car, as' rived too late as they had already
usual, a collision took place., While left in the boat. Jenner immediately
no one was seriously injured, they rushed back .and took out a motor
cars suffered considerable damages,. launch, but arrived too late as the
Mr Norman Lever, the County Traffic two young men soon became fatigued
Officer was called on the scene, . and •in -the cold, icy water, and could not
:.advises us that the accident was
caused purely by the buggy nothav-
ing a light as called for by the xegu-
tations of the Department of High-
ways. Mr. Lever gives specsar warn-
ing to all vehicles to have a red light
displayed to the rear, or some prose-
cutions will take place where there
is absolutely no accident. It is law
and for your own protection for good-
ness sake hang a light somewhere' on
your rig. We have recently 'noticed
in our streets at nights of horse
drawnvehicles at night travelling a-
round with absolutely no ,:light ex
red mirror of any kind, and the .pub-
lic is warned to this effect, and also
all trucks beside their red light must
display a red mirror at the rear, also
all trailers. It is indeed : regretable
that the public us"so eareless.•in obser-
ving these new regulations ,A truck
owned by the Dominion Bread Co. of
Stratford was completely .destroyed
by fire about three miles west of Clin-
ton the other night. The driver, Nel-
son Longhorn, and a passenger, Geo.
Stone, .both of Stratford, juiriped
front the vehicle when they noticed
the flames, and'" after travelling a.
bout a hundred fet it turned over
County Traffic Officer Norman Lever
was called at 2.30 in the inorning;
and got into touch with Traffic. Officer.
Poxton of Mitr.hell, who laid charges
against the driver for reckless driving
J:,.ci the owner for running the vehic-
le in improper condition.
A double drowning fatality occur -
ed at Goderich about 8.30 on Sun-
day anorning, when two Goderich
youths, Leonard McDonald, aged 17,
and William Mallough, age 21 years,
lost their lives in Lake 1-luron, The
accident occurred between the north
pierarid the outside breakwater
when their boat, a small skiff, cap-
sized in some unknown manner. They
left the harbor -to lift their nets, wh-
ich were set about 200 feet from the
breakwater directly- west of the
mouth` of the River Maitland. ,&
strong southwest wind was blowing
at the time and the water was
quite rough. The • only eye witness 4
was .Eric Jenner, a 16 -year old lad,
who was supposed to accompany the .•
other two in the boat but 'luckily ar-
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Zurioh Dr Store
We have a frill Line of all
the requirements of School
Supplies
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autllorizep Text Books 1; ebt
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Toilet -Sets, Manicure Set,
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Perfumes Toilet Waters and
'Perfumizers,
Fine Stationery and Fountain- Pens.
KC)fAKS A1'JT' F'ILIIAQ
Dr, A, J. MacKinnon, Zurichl
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Xiang on to the capsized boat. A
great. deal of effort is being made to
•locate the bodies, but of recent re-
4ports no trace of the bodies have as
yet been found,
MOTOR REPAIRING
Service to all Makes of Cars, Trucks,
and Tractors.
DAVID FUSS,
Zurich --- Phone 89 i'1, tel
FOR SALE
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n aged mare, works good -both
single and double. Vary Cheap, for
gliick sale. '
A iply to Joseph Gascho, Zurich,
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH ONT,
Changeless Christ for a chang-
ing World"
Friday, 811:—Luther League.
Saturday --Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES
10.a, nL;---German Service.
11.15 a. in. --Sunday Schoet
7.80 p. m.—English Service.
Eve`ruyl,ody Welcome to e:1i Services 4
Pastor
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