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DUDLEYE.HOLM1'S;Found. NOtice, Eta. Ado
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OFFICE—Hamilton Street, Just cif
Use Square, GODERICH, Oritarlo. '' NOTICE
Special Attention to Councel and
Comet Work. TO OWNERS OF TRACTORS
Il$r. Holmes may be immune') at Tu, V• obi' 1e shall be operated or
odericis •by Phone, rind nose object, moved over or upon any high
charges reversed. way with flange, rib, €lamp or other
device attachedto its •wheels, or•made
"a quart thereof, which will injure the
'highway.
T.. BePattesrson,.
County Engineer.
Dr. H. H. ' C OW E N
L. D. S. D. D S.
:DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ $LOCI-2ITR1011
every Thursday, Friday, ,Saturday
At fABTLEIl3'S BLOCK,
DASIIWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday
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A.U_C T -1 -0 -N -E E R
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones Natio
Zeh'Tool of Auctioneering. res.)
Siegistered Live Stock, ( prAll evailing
Terms in keeping ging
,Trices. Choice Farms for Sale.
ill
.ell anything Anywhere.
Phone 18-93, or write.
Zurich.
Licensed &uctioneer&
FOR .HURON TO CON-
I AM IN A POSITION regardless
CON -
duet any Auction Sale,
as to size or article to sell. I solicit
pour business, and if not satisfied w
2ke no charms for Services
Rau -
dared. glyweO4
ARTHUR BER--
Phone 13-57.
SERVICE
;hy We have the Better
Class of Customers
RIGH CLASS GOODS, U. S. L.
'BATTERIES, MOBILE OIL, MAR-
VELUBE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES
AND TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
Parts, Hohning az,.a Mechanical Work
,done to Micrometer Settings,
guess work. Watch the cars that
STOP at WEIN'S,. They are all HIGH
CLASS CLIENTELE.
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MEAT MARKET
ANNOUNCING
3'SAT WE HAVE PURCHASED
FROM THE FIRM OF TUNGELUT
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• USHED MEAT BUSINESS, AND
SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
Yunghlut & Son
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.Announcement
?SIRING PRICES NOW IN EFFECT
FOR...
Scrantofl Coal
Coke AthertalCotti
and Soft Coal
A SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 50 Cts.
Per Ton will be allowed for cash.
lillediot Early as prices will advance on
,la 1. ($,tis..
Case & Son
one i0 HENSALL
Plu
LIVE
FOR SALE
A REAL, SNAP In gpod used Auto
Tisr+es r
3 Tires; 2'9h4.40
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Apply to C. Fritz & Hon, Zurich.
NSE.
A. meeting will be held at the 14th
(Con. School House on Friday evening
August 7th, by the Farmer's Club to
arrange for ordering fertilizer for
.fall .use.
Albert Hendrick, Secy.
FOR SAL
A limited number of Collie Pups,
,guaranteed to be heelers or your
money- wi1T be refunded -
Henry Krueger, 14th Con. Hay
In Zurich a pair of Gold Rimmed
Double Lense S'peetacles. Finder will
be rewarded.
Wm. H. Hoffman, Znricle
Ladies, Attention!
The Beauty Shoppe at Oesch's Bar-
ber Shop is now ready. Come in for
your shampoos and Hair Dressings.
Moderate prices. Call for appoint-
ment if possible.
LOTTIE TURKHEIM, Zurich
MOTOR REPAIRING
Service to all (Hakes of Cars, Trucks,
and Tractors.
DAVID FUSS,
Z — . , Phone 89 r1 t-4
NOTICE
J. C. Sa'hnon & Son, Teamsters,
wish to, advise the public that they
are still in the sane business, with
prices as usual.. Your order will be
much' appreciated. Phone 94-16.
William B. Brown
A. S. P.
Graduated FootSpecialist
AT.
Brown's Boot Shop
CONSULTING ENGINEER
S. W. ARCHIBALD, E.A.Sc. (Tor.)
O.L.S., Registered Professional En-
gineer and Land Surveyor, Aseoc;iate
Member Engineering Institute of
Canada. Office--Seafortl►, Ont.
,ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH' }-- ONT.
"A Changeless Chalet for a chang-
ing World''
Friday, 8h: LLfbea Leagues
Saturday—Choir Pratetice,. `}
SUNDAY SERVICES
1Q a. M',—German Service. '
11.15 a. in.—Sunday School.
7.30 p. m.—'cnglish Service.
Everybody Welcoree to all Servie s.
E. Turkheim. Pastor
BORN
Wein—At Dashwood, on July 28th.
to Mr. and 'i'ts. Herbert Wein a
son.
Smith—At Goshen Line, Hay Town-
- 0U L T RV ship, on August 2nd, to Mr. and
V Mrs..A.delbert Smith, a son.
Keller—At Ilal Township, on July
15th, to Mx. •and Mrs. Allen kel
Smith, a son. aa, ;; o -
WANT .
'e1 every Day till 3 ecloek1 p.m,
11. not feed Fowl some paw
when bri right in.
rhe bass fishing seastat is now on
Highest Casmaces lurid anglers are wanted that the
bass under tern 'Indies in length.
Grafton C,ct�Irc:.ine of
`Don't Take Undersized Boss
-+-CAS * game laws prohibit the taking of
Ic'(OR- -
Exeter, ,Ger-
ream and Eggs
ald %wicic�Mi+ of Crediton; Bill Joynt
W O'Brien
of }Jensen and Hugh MacKinnen e
` �Zuri h ('mall ,a most leasant earapingebu innothia ed
,t1 0 1e 1AL. 11F e. 041 alazeee d' at, Grans;. Betel the past ,veck, ithebut this corse he .surely produced
LOCAL NE
Miss Alice .Boehler of Baden,
ed relatives here the paat week:
Miss Gertrude Weber is spell
holidays at Detroit.
Rev. and • Mrs. Lloyd Kalbileis:
Elmira are visiting with their pa *bets
Mr. Robert Baker of Saskatch':Wan
is visiting with friends around
(parts at present.
Mr. Russell Preeter of Toron�t
led on Zurich friends on Sunda
Mr. Rennie Weber of Hamill n is
spending his holidays at his ho a on
the Bronson.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weber of i. en --
!sail, were Sunday visitors with the
s
it-
11i1.y
of
ese
cal-
former's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Preeter andµ:
ily of Kitchener were Monday
ors in town.
Miss. Clara Weber, of Detroit
ent her holidays with her par
arn•
isit-
sp-
wits,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Weber.
Rev. and Mrs. W. Y. Dreier j eft
this week for Buffalo, and Lake Ghat -
aqua, N. Y., where they will Speed
their vacation.
Miss Marjorie Wilhelm of Pool
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. ei
Smith, and will accompany the S
;family on a camping trip.
Mrs. C. Silber, who has been vialt-
'ing in Exeter and Hensall for the:pist
'two weeks, returned to her home hAi
on Tuesday. 6'
Misses Lena and Shirley Kerrigan
of London, have returned to their
:home after spending a rew weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. George J. Thiel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merner Eilber, and:
two sons, who spent their holidays
with relatives here, have returned to
their home in Detroit.
A mosa beautiful day greeted ':s.'.
on Monday, Civic Holiday, and few•;
villagers were at home, as there' we-
re attractions at other places.
here.
Mrs. Brown and son Royal of Kit-
chener, and daughter, Mrs. Moser of
Evanston, Ill., were visitors at the
home of Mr. and Nies. W. L. Siebsrt
last week.
Mr. Wm. Wagner and sister, irs.
McClinchey of town; Mr: and M . A
Cook of Windsor, were Sunday : sit -
ors with Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner,
(bridal couple) at their home Guelpl J boy would injure her offspring, sud-
ayenly sprang forward, knocking the
Owing to the pastor, Rev. W. Y.
Dreier, of the Evangelical church be-
ing on two weeks vacation, the• order
of service has been changed. On
Sunday morning, August 9th, the
Sabbath school will hold their session
at 10 o'clock, and then at Ieeven o'_,
clock, a Mr. Switzer, of the Teibper_
•+nee union will preach: '`On Sunday
August 16th all services have green
rifted
Miss Hazel Kerrigan ,of London, is
spending the week With Mr. and Mrs.
G. 4. Thiel, of town.
Hay Council met on Tuesday after-
noon for its monthly business ses
sion. A report of the minutes will ap
pear in our next issue.
Owing to the pastor, Rev. E. Turk-
heim having two weeks holidays there
will be no services in St. Peter's Luth
gran church, Zurich, the next two
Sundays.
Those four fishermen: C. Fritz, H.
Walker, H. Mousseau and W. L. Sie•
bert, who journeyed some four hun-
dred miles up into New .Ontario to
do some real fishing, returned on
Saturday evening, and report as hav-
ing had some real fun in pulling out
the. big ones, and have had a most
splendid outing.
• Roy. S. M. Hauch Passes.
News has reached the village of the
recent death of Rev. Samuel M.
Hauch in Chicago Hospital. He was
born in Aldsfeldt, Ont., in, 1865, et -
tended the North Central Seminary,
Naperville, Ill., and became a memb-
er of. the Evangelical Conference of
Ontario, and served a number of im-
portant charges in the church—Ches-
ley, Kitchener, Stratford and Credit-
on. From the latter charge he was
transferred to Northwest Canada
Conference of the church and served
at Winnipeg and appointments f ureh-
er west. He was presiding elder for
a number of years, and on several
occasions a member of the general
conference. In failing health ie be-
came necessary for him to superan-
nuate, and finally moved to Gallen,
Mich., with a brother. His remains
were interred at Winnipeg, Man. Rev
Mr. Hauch was well and favorably
known by many in Zurich, who will
regret to learn of his departure.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Blackwell
and family of Langsing, Mich., are
visiting with the former's ' mother,
Mrs. Wm. J. Blackwell, of the Farr
Line, Hay Tp.,
lives of two residents of Stephen Tp.
occurred recently when Mrs. Frank
Triebner and Edward, her 8 -yr. -old
son, were attempting to bring in from
the field a cow which had given birth
to twin calves. The animal, crazed,
it is thought, by the intense heat, and
her condition, fearing that the little
The farmers continue progressing
along with the season's crop, regard-
less of the occasional -•^'pis o ie
hear the threshing machines humming
in the vicinity. Most of the yearns
oat crop is already cut, and wiin' au -
other week of good weater; very lit-
tle grain will be seen out in tl.
fields.
Mr. David Cantelon of Hensall
called on his genial friend, Mr. Wm.
Lamont on Thursday evening. Dur-
ing this happy meeting we Gave a
unch that most of the big live prob-
:ms of the day were discussed, and
,Te feel safe in stating that we are fall
Inc step closer to the solution of
endnig the present depression. Here's
hoping!
Mrs. W. C. Wagner and Mrs. D.
McClinchey were recent visitors with
an aged uncle in Vermilion, Ohio.
Phese two ladies had a most splendid
time, returning across Lake Erie
from Cleveland to Port Stanley by
boat, on a beautiful moonlight night.
Mr. Theo. Wagner of Guelph, and
Miss Elsley of Waterloo; also Mr. H.
deluman and Miss M. Cress of Kitch-
aner, were week -end visitors at the
home of the former's paren:s, Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Wagner. The for-
mer, Mr. Wagner is spending holi-
lays at his home here.
These days we hear a great many
fish stories, and a goodly number of
them sound somewhat "fishy" but
here are a few facts that are as true
probably as the words in the good
book. Last Wednesday afternoin
our two local nimrods, Mr. Wni.•
=11 x in and Albert Zettel took a lit-
tle
ittle trip to Benmiller with lino and
haak and threw out bait for that
much prized game fish the black bass
After a while's fishing Mr. O'Brein
got something on the end of his line
that seemed like something more than
ordinary fishing, and we are told that
for a time it was rather a question to
determine whether Mr. O'Brein had
caught the fishbr the fish had caught
:
him as the battle was about even, but invested in Huron & Erie
finally the one on dry land succeeded debentures,
in mastering the one in the water,
and when it was all aver Mr. 0'-
11.reihl's ares a Meat }y411derful
species of black bass measuring 7 9
inches in length and weighing 2%
pounds. Mr. O'Brein bad this fish on
exhibition in his produce store, andj.
it , sure was a dandy. lfe also ad-
vised us that this is none of these
questionable fish stories that vs•e bear'
from parties going four and five hun-
dred
un dred miles away„ and returnwithout
even as much; as the skin of a fish, Applications are accepted by
y down and trampling him under
root, lacerating him with her horns.
'The mother attempted to drag the
boy from his perilious position. Sud-
denly the animal turned on her, and
with one toss of her head threw Mrs.
Triebner. about.four feet in the air.
At this time, anrstder sOn',rDM!uglas,
who was a short dJa1ice away, came
to her _rescue, .just as the infurated
beast was trampling her helpless body
and with a club beat the animal over
the heed and drove it off. Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Penhale of Exeter, were
driving along ;the road at the time
and saw the who affair. They imme-
diately proceeded to the scent and
gathered the two injured into their
]iP•ht wauon and took them to their
home. With a fractured rib and some
terrible bruises, the mother and son
escaped possible death.
A Sad Fatality
Saturating her clothes with gaso-
line, climbing into the rumble seat
of her husband's car and setting fire
to herself, Mrs. Ella Jamieson, of
Toronto, wife of Robert Jamieson
commercial traveller, met a horrible
death at the home of Thomas Den-
nison, in Varna on Sunday last. Mrs.
Jamieson had left her home in Tor-
onto some time ago visiting her mo-
ther, Mrs. Mary Smith, who keeps
house for Dennison. For the past
two months fire Jamieson had been
acting strangely, suffering from a
nervous disorder, and it was felt that
some time spent with her mother
wield prove beneficial to her. On Sat-
urday her husband arrived from Tor-
onto with the intentions of taking
her home. During the day she had
several times threatened to take her
life and accordingly her husband was
watching her closely. Dozing for a
few minutes the husband awakened
to find that she had left the bed. She
had left the house in her night clo-
thes as soon as her husband dropped
off to sleep and saturating her clothes
with gasoline, crawled into the car
which was in the barn and set fire
to her clothing. When she was discov-
ered her clothing was a mass of
flames and she died within a few
n'tinutes. The remains were taken to
Toronto,
Canadians have over
$27,000,000
Authorized by law for
executors and trustees,
Vex annum is paid half -
yearly upon $100 and over
for 1 to 5 years.
ANDREW F. HESS, Zurich
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Windmills and Pumps
HAVING RECENTLY BEEN APPOINTED BY THE GOULD 3
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EXCLUSIVE LINE OF "SECOND -TO -NONE" PRODUCTS, WE
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