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BUSINESS CARDS
'DIDDLE -irk 'HOLMES
BARRISTER, SOL1CJTon, NOT-
AItY PUBLIC, ETC.
OFFICE -.—Hamilton Street, Just off
the Square, GODERICII, Ontario.
Especial Attention to Councel mad
Court Work. p We have installed one of the very
Ir. Holmes may be consulted at latest equipments for re -honing cyL-
rTaderich bl' ]'hone, and Phone finder blocks in autos, and can make
charges reversed. your old motor almost like new a-
--=eest eeee. , x --—.--r---e-.- Pg.-aim—Leonard Prang, Zurich
EMI TIM
Want*, For Salop Last,
Found, Notice, Etc« Adis
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. T, L. William was a Sunday
visitor at London.
Mr. Clayton Hoffman of Galt is , Mr: Irvin Schilbe of Toronto, sp-
LN 31i11h COWMEN ent the week -end at his home here.
spending the holidays at ids borne.
Mrs. G. Koehler is spending the Mr. and Mrs. E. Desch made a bus-
holidays with her sisters at Bayfield. mess trip to London on Tuesday.
Mrs. C. Fritz and daughter Miss
Pearl Wurtz, were week -end visitor;
at Guelph.
Mr. Gordon Clements of London,
spent Good Friday with friends in
Zurich.
Mn and Mrs. C. H. Joy spent tht
Easter holidays with their son, Mrs'
Kenneth, in New York City.
Mrs. Thos. Meyers and daughter
Alpha, are visiting a .few days with
Mrs. S. Hey at Blake.
Miss Cathern Merner who is atten-
ding high school at Elmira,. is spend-
ing the holidays at her hone here.
Miss J. E. McDonald teacher of the
Blake school, is spending the holidays
at her home in Kincardine.
Miss Ruth Zirk of London spent
der Early. a very pleasant Easter vacation with
Wm.. Alexander, R. R. 2, Hen- her parents, on the Bronson Line.
sall. Mrs. Dan. Geseho is spending ,:
few days with her parents, ;vir, ` one
Mrs. P. Brennerman at Blake. 4 r .'.
Mr. Newell Geiger who spent Ears•.
ter .at his home here, has returned to,
Toronto to resume his studies Jet the
Anyone in need of Spring Millin- University.
ery, we wish to advise that I am re- &r. and Mrs. John Truemner of
ceiving a full new shipment of Lad- Detroit, were holiday visitors with
ies, and Children's Hats and will op- the former's mother, Mrs. E. Truck'.
en. for business on Saturday, March nrner. ¢`
28th, in Heist's block, Be sure and Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Mack%nnon, and,
give us a call two sons, Hu1):i and Arclde„n ,are;
Also Dressmaking in connection. spending a few days with Erie 1 in,;
Detroit,this week.
ANNA DATERS, ZURICH
NOTICE
Dr. 11. 11. COWEN
L. D. S. D. D S.
;DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLACK—ZURIC
Eyery Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK,
DASHWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday arra
Wednesday
A -U -C -T -I -O -N -E -E -R
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones National
School of Auctioneering. Try ine for
Registered Live Stock, (All Breeds.)
Terms in keeping with prevailing
*ices. Choice Farms for Sale. Will
melt anything Anywhere.
Phone 18-93, or write.
Zurich.
Licensed Auctioneer
FOR HURON & MIDDLESEX
1 AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
:duct any Auction Sale, regardless
as to size or article to sell. I solicit
your business, and if spot satisfied will
awake no charges for Services Ren-
dered.
.ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood
home 13-57.
',,SFF US FOR NEW LOW PRICES
ON THESE BATTERIES OF
V': "QUALITY"
DASHWOOD
_ ONTARIO
Zurichs' Popular
I11FAT AI .A.EKFT
ANNOUNCING
',TEAT WE HAVE I'URCHASEI)
FROM THE FIRM OF YUNGBLUT
DEICHERT, THIS WELL ESTAB
3.1S1 ED MEAT BUSINESS, AND
SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
. Yunghlut Sou
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COAL 1931
Aninou11cement
' l'8IrC, PRICES NOW IN EFFECT,
Banton Coal
("oi: e Alberta Coal
and Soft Coal
.A. SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 50 Cts.
Per Ton will be allowed for Leash.
Order Early as prices will ae]vrauuce ,r,n
June 1Stk.
Case & Son
Plegine. 35 EN`§AI"
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`ANTED
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Taken every Day till 3 o'clock, pan.
Do not feed Fowl same morning
rahen brought in.
Highest Case Prices
—CASH FOR—
cream and Fggs
W. O'Brien
moms ISE hton, @dd
FOR SALE
White Blossom Sweet Clover,
Grade • No. 1, Price $3.00 per bushel,
also Dwarf Essex (fine stem) a new-
er variety, making excellent pasture,
and hay. Grade 2, Price $5.00. Or -
MILLINERY
For Sale
Comb Foundation, 60c a pound.
10 pounds and over 55e. Customer's
wax made into foundation at 15e Ib.
Bring your wax immediately.
J. }laborer & Sons, Zurich.
EGGS FOR HATCHING
And baby chicks, White Leghorns.
If you want' disease free chicks this
is the place to get your eggs for hat-
ching. The low price of grain has
enabled us to reduce prices accord-
ingly. t-36
1 Twinmaples, Bruce J. Klepp.
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NOTICE
J_ C. Salmon & Soni, Teamsters,
easy natertevrne'asse„.•.eats., -1.11 v- very'
are still in the same business, with
pteices as usual. Your order will be
much appreciated. Phone 94-16.
Wilburn 1. Brown.
A. S. P.
Graduated Fool Specialist
AT
Brown's Boot Shop
CONSULTING ENGINEER
S. W. ARCHIBALD, B.A.Sc. (Tor.)
O.L.S., Registered Professional En-
gineer and Land Surveyor, Associate
Member Engineering Institute of
Canada. Office—Seaforth, Ont.
New
So13r•
*OIVIE IN AND
NEW
SEE HE TWO
SONORA MODELS.
MODEL 36 at .........«.. x.e $132.00
MODEL 35 A, at ; . a , .., . $169.50
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Miss June Smith of Kippen, i �ti” til
Miss Kathleen Hey of Blake aa?c
spending their Easter holidays wzfili'
their cousin, Miss Grace Meyers.:`'
Mrs. Lennis Callfas and children
of Kitchener, are visiting at the oath as Senior Judge of the County
home of the former's parents, M r. ;of Simcoe. Felicitations on behalf of
and Mrs. A. Melick. the Bar, were extended by Loftus E.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Zirk and son; Dancy and Crown Atturney Holmes.
Leonard of the Bronson Line, m_
ored to London on Tuesday and vrr...
ited with their daughter in that ciy�
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lever of
Clinton were Sunday visitors . at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Tim. John-
ston, Sr., Town Line, Hay.
A number from the village attend-,
ed the funeral of the Iate :irs. Chas.
Sreenan at Drysdale R. C. Church on
Good Friday.
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Dr: and ]Alis: H. H, Cowen were We leve a good supply of all clover
week -end visitors at Guelph and Per- •
guMrs. J. Kellerman of Dashwood, i s
and grass seeds hand. Choice
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and .daughte
i.', Miss Grace, of Tor.a
onto, were Tuesday visitors with the seed Barley and a good supply of
former's sister, Mrs. C. Fritz of town.' � i''
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Mr. Calvin Williams, Miss Ethel
Williams and Mrs. E. E. Weide, mot- t
ored to London on Friday.
Miss May Schwalm of Stratford,
spent Good Friday at the home of her f
parents on the blind Line.
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The Canadian Weekly Newspaper
Association embracing a membership
xenresentative of 500 newspapers is
throughout the Dominion, will meet • 3
in annual convention at Regina, the es
first week of July. This decision was d�
announced following a meeting of the 2
Association Directors held at Ottawa ;
Malcolm MacBeth, of Milverton, pre- a
:sided.
Sunday was a big day in the Ev-
angelical church, as in the morning
four infants were baptised, and eight
were received into church member-
ship. Then in the evening services
the choir very ably rendered their
Easter Cantata, which was enjoyed
by all present.
Sworn in as Judge
In the presence of members of the
Bar and County Officials, Thomas M.
Costello, K. C., of Renfrew, last we-
ek took the oath of office and became
County Court Judge of Huron. The
oath was administered ' by Dudley
Holmes, Crown Attorney, who him-
self has since subscribed to a similar
Must Display Names
Truck. owners are reminded that
the tofnc officers are going to en-
force the section of the Highway
.Traffic. Act which requires all own-
ers of trucks to have their names
printed :clearly on each side. This
law has been in force since the new
amendments have been made to the
Act, but the officers have only issued
warnings. It is understood that more -305
Mr. and :sirs. Morris M. Neil and drmtaken, and
baby boy Junior, of Detroit, .spent allastic ownerseasures shouldwill at be once see that"
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Neil's their names are printed on each side �+�m
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Melick. of the vehicle. t
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horner spent A No -Credit Town
the past week assisting their chtldrr n Bloomfield, a Nebraska town, with
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Horner states that the runs of sap oa publicity because of the non-credit
were good the past week. policy adopted by its retail merch-
ants. Over two years ago twenty -
Do not fail to see the display of two businesses in that town. announ-
Ladies' Dresses at J. Gascho & Son's. ced that they would sell only for cash
They are on sale for one week only and now all the merchants in the
at very attractive prices. Be sure Community have followed the policy
and get yaur's while 'the assoi' meat Some people got ocended at first,but
is good. .eventually those who paid their debts
Mr. and Airs. J. P. Rau of Zurich' realized that under the previous cus-
torwish to announce the engagement of accounts they had been Ev r t for bad
their daughter, Murley, to Mr. Walt -
been. as well. Everything has
ernnore W. Fie se of Detroit the liought for cash. If the Merch-
marsiage to take place the middle of .ants seasocmtion finds any store vio-
April in Detroit..latnng tthey rules it is fined $100.
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POULTRY Y FOODS
Try our Click Starters,Chl(k
Feed, Laying MIasli, Etc.
See us about COAL and Fertilizer
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Word was received here that's:Miss,
Elizabeth Rennie, who spent the
past winter months, with hex sister,
i.irs. F. Southeott, of Venice, Cal.,•.
that Miss Rennie is leaving on Mon-
day of this week for Ontario, and
will likely arrive at her destination
some of these days.
Be sure and visit the Town Hall
on Friday evening, April 9th, when
the hunnorow play "The Absent
Minded Bridegroom" will be given :by
1.1 o young people of Centralia and
under the auspices of the E.L.C.E.
of Zurich Evangelical Church. These
young people are giving a good ac-
count of themselves wherever this
play is presented, and you will have
to laugh long after of the many
t;ekes and fun you will listen too.
Evangelical Canada Conference
Next Week.
The Sixty -Seventh annual meeting
of the Canada Conference of the Ev-
angelical ,(hurch will be held jointly
at Elmira and St. Jacobs Evangelical
churches next week beginning on
Tuesday, April 14th, when some com-
mittees will convene, but the Confer-
ence in proper session will begin . on
Wednesday afternoon April 15th at
2 p.m. in the Elmira church, where
all the business sessions will be held.
Bishop 3. F. Dunlap, D. D., of Cleve-
land, Ohio, president of the Confer-
ence will preside. The speakers for
the evening gatherings will be as. fol-
lows: Tuesday—Bishop Dunlap at
Elmira; Wednesday—Elmira, Rev. R.
M. Veh, Cleveland; St. Jacobs, Dr. E.
W. Praetorious, Cleveland; Thursday
—Elmira, Bishop Dunlap, at St. Jac-
obs, Mr. Roy H. Stettler, Harrisburg
Pa; Friday—Elmira, Rev. J. Coburn,
Toronto; St. Jocobs, Dr. W. L. Boll-
man, Cleveland, Ohio; Sunday (Con-
ference Sunday) --Elmira at 9.15 S.
School; 10.30, 13ishop Dunlap; 2.30
Missionary Rally, Dr. W. L. Bollman,
7,30, Sermon, Rev. 3. R. Niergarth,
Cleveland. At St. Jacobs ---9.15 S.
School; 10.30, Dr. G. 13. Kimmel' of
Naperville, Ill; 2.30, Bishop Dunlap;•.
7. i0,, Dr. W. L. Bollman. The public
uric 3 r,.erdialllr invited to attend ail these
FOR SALE OR RENT
Pasture Farm, For Sale or Rent.
Write or Phone to:
W. C. `Pearce, Exeter, Ont.
NOTICE
CONTROL OF NOXIOUS WEEDS
Notice is hereby given that Mr.
Louis Schttmacher, of Dashwood, Ont.
has been appointed as Weed Inspector
of the Township of Hay for the year
1931.. All residents are warned that
the Act Respecting the Control of
Noxious Weeds,. will b strictly enforc-
ed in :the Town liip of Hay during
1931, and farmers who had fields
?:idly' infested with noxious weeds in
1930 should arrange to keep same
under cultivation so that the weeds
cam .be destroyed and a late crop can
be sown.
A F. Hess, Clerk, Township of Hay.
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FOUND
A pair of Men's driving Mitts.
Owner can have same at Herald Office
by paying for this adv.
MOTOR .REPAIRING.
Service to all Makes of Cars, Trucks,
and Tractors,
DAVID FUSS,
Zurich — Phone 89 ri t-4
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH -- ONT.
"A Changeless Christ for a chang-
ing World"
1'"riday, 8h :—Luther League.
Saturday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES
10 a.Ynt:-- German Service.
11.15' a..n.—Sunday School.
7.3(4 p. in.—English Service.
Evertybody Welcome• to. all Services.
E. 'k urkleiur, Pastor
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the requirements 0f Sehooi
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