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'5110E-e-IHamilton Street, Jnet off
, SoPesa e.'• CODERICH; Ontario.
Special Attention to Couneel , and
Rsurae4 �lte%elc.
OW Holmes' may ' be consulted at
Sedericle b ' Phone, and B'lwne
charges re versedt
Dr. H. H. COWEN
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:DENTAL SURGEON
DEnz
yar7 '* bt)ridt►y, Friday,,. Saturday
At BASTIL E'S Eli, r , L
• DASHWOOD
',eery Monday, 9PnesdlY and
Wednesday
AU-CTIU-NE-ER
E1LOPP
Cea tuate Carey M. Jones- National
School. of Aiuctioneezing. Try me for
1Segistered Live Stock, (A11 Breeds.)
Teams in keeping with prevailing
perces. Choice Farmsor Sale. Will
.stool anything Anywhere.
Phone 18-93, or write.
Zurich.
. Licensed Adel
FOR HURON ac MIDDLESEX
IAM IN A POSITION TO CON -
,t any Auction Sale, regardless
se to size or article to sell. I solicit
your business, and if not satisfied will
slake no charges for Serrviates• Ren-
ARTHUR 'WEREl,- .yr►a !wood
?bone 13-51.
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Wants, F•r Says, Lest,
F u nil i$otaeco Stc- Ads
,FOR 'SALE
'A, Fiord!, Qatar; at Tem Sian a bar-
gain. Five• good tire •good
battery=
,L-' Brang &- Sem
Cir L
Ciiihr made every Tuesday , and
Thursday: .Applebutter boiled by
appointment.
E. Kalbffei ;Zurich -
NOT ICE
N,OTICE
Yeu: wall wank your
NEW F'AJ,T„ HAT
Ifor• thee Fair: Came, in and look them
over•wliile: the choice is good. Every
Ihat, different. and: good sty .•
Prices lower them ever before -
Your. Patronage Appreciated
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A,NNA, S.. DATARS; ZURICH
SERVICE
*Why We have the Better
Gass of Customers S.L.
HIGH CLASS GOODS, IL 1 L -
BAT fERIES, MOBILE. OM-,
VELURE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES
AND TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION'
:Parts, Hohaing and Meckaracal Wbru
eromseter .Settings„ No
done to Micrometer
cars that
;seas work. Watch
STOP at WEtN'S, They are'ak• IGH
a. wet
ONTARIO
DASHV4�'OOD '"-'
Zurichs' popular
MEAT MARKET
ANNOUNCING
CHAT WE HAVE PURCHASED
ISOM THE FIRM OF T NGBLUT
,O BEICHERT, THiS WELL ESTAB
..1SHED MEAT RUMNESS. AND
SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
FOR SALE
A. limited. quantity of short split
poplar wood,. foie Quirk sale-
AMITY. to, Herald, Office..
Cider Mill
1 aloes asaAsie
r NE'
Mrs. Dayman of Kippef VH tell
with: Zurich friends last weel(r
Mr. and. Mrs. S. E. Faust 'ate!
chell, were Sunday visitors with`Mlr+
and Mrs. J. W. Merrier. '
Mre Lawrence Rau of IiiStrpibe:''Fr s
spending a few days with his
encs.heref.
Miss Nelda Schwalm xetUrfed,iito
i her home after spending theJ. t'et
'two weeks. in London- ee,;�-
Mr: and Mrs. Henry Stearibach
were recent' visitors witl}'i MM ;;silo
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Mrs. ; D.; Steinbach; at Holly'; M,
'MT. and Mrs. W. H. Hof,!`in''
and Mrs. L. 'VV.' Hoffman;WO
day visitors with' Mr '4(1:4.,
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ence Hoffman, Galt , '"1.
When at. the Zurich Felt4 o n
at F. C. Kalbfleisch's boo add, it
spect the new grained ,Gyproc pleat on
by.am experienced workmelt of_' the'.
Gyprock Lime. and Alabastine C;a,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Love ••oy near
Grand Bend pleasantly entektabiedto
a melon social the families of I 'and
and Mrs. S. Grub, Babylon 1 ir:ee and.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith, df' tdvn.
+XIV any '
Little Romaine Geiger of{II the,,: Bee
onson Line entertained a *pi " of
her girli friends to a birthdays;
Last Wednesday evening..rAnd
less to say the little girl feign:,
a most enjoyable time.
Mr: and: Mrs A. G. Ediglieffee Zaicii
son Grant; who spent tlte„snanner
months at Grand Bend, wberel'li was
engaged' in the barber busi�nes�s, #'.have
moved! back to Zurich for'he
ter:
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Mr: Pope of Brussels was doW:1 on
Monday and touched up the largiefuel
oil engine of'the local;griseaftt`1l:%e' As
this big machine of power, usually
gets a similar touching' up once a
year, which is a good thing to =do to
allmast any machine+ •
Weewill; operate our cider millf
week.
Tuesdai&• and Thu s
Menace Steclsle;. Sr: Bronson Line.
H. YungbluL &Sou
GOAL 1931
Announcement
SPRING PRICES NOW IN EFFECT
Scraitofl Coal
Coke Alberta Coal
and Soft Coal
E SPECIAL DISCO1JN'T• OF 69 C'.
T 1 Iso allowed for 11.15 a. m.—Sunday Schaal+ wore black transparent ,velvet picture
itesAlpwill advance •a I hats black laee mitts and black moire
erg w1 i T 3• p m English Service.
duet oi` talisman roses, ours e ,
Ladles,, Attention!
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The• Beauty Shope at Oesch's Bar-
ber. Shop, is now ready. Come in for
your shampoos and Hair Dressings.
Mcuierate prices. Cali for appoint-
mentc
if possible:.
LOTTIE TURKHEIM, Zurich
Wed -
PAW,
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Miss Hazel Bedard of Detroit, visit . • •
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FoR sALed with her parents; Mr. and Mrs. ' .. ACost
Dennis Bedard over Sunday. ,
Miss Cathern Merrier, who is .at -
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tending Normal School at London,
spent the week -end at her home here. G
and ut new Farm Machines while they last
Mr. Russell Sparks of Stanley ! .
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and below
Miss' Gertrude Weber of town are
s endin • ONE LEVER HARROW
p g a few holidays at Pubomory
and the Bruce Peninsula. �► 1 CULTIVATOR
Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. Mrs. Sol. Zimmerman and I 1 SCUFFLER
J. Eckstein were Tuesday •
visitors with friends at Sebringville
and Stratford.
All ladies should look their very
best for the fall fair. Be sure you
have your hair all nicely attended to
at the Zurich Hat Shoppe, Make
your appointments early so as not to
be disappointed the last minutes.
Mr.. Milton Hey and .Gill Taylor of
Detroit, were week-nd visitors with
the,,,former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Hey, Jr. Mrs. Hey, who spent a few
weeks in Detroit, returning home
with the former.
Pass It On To Us!
When you have an item of news,
send it to this office. It may seem
not Worth repeating, but its pub-Lica.-
tion
ub-Lica
tion will interest someone. We are
always pleased to have news for pub-
lication which, if known we would
like, to . mention, pass unnoticed, be-
cause not communicated to us.
Last week one day while Haberer
Brothers were backing up with their
truck they accidently came in contact
With the rear of Mr. Jacob Haberer's
new Chev. coach and doing consider-
able damage by dinting in the rear
part, of the body. Mr. Kipping who
specialises on this work, however
was put on the job and straightened
up the metal, and a trip to the duce
shop, and everything will again be as
it was. ,
Real fine rains visited these parts
over the' week -end, and one of the
best "soakers" we have seen in many
a day was the result. This will gre-
atly help the late grass and fall
wheat, and also make the plow run
much easier. We are however ex-
periencing very warm weather for
this time of year, last week was a
record for heat in the middle of Sep-
tember. But before long. we will be
putting fires in the stoves to keep as
comfortable.
Mr. Wm: Lamont, our eproininent
citizen has had some improvements
made to his dwelling by improving the
veranda. Mr. ley. Eickmeier.liais al-
so the contract for repainting;. the
I entire house, which ' will make • snipe
improvement on the north, end..ofVae=°
toria street. Y"
Word was received here of the
passing of Mr. George Biers `which'
took place at Buffalo, N.Y. Th`O' late
M_1li 1TOR' REPAIRING
Service to, all . Makes of Cars, Trucks,
and Tractors.
DAVID --FOSS,
Phone -4191d
NOTICE
JI.. C:. Salmon & Son. Teamsters;
wish tot adIvise the public that "they
are stall in, the• same business, with
prices. as usual. Your order will be
mutate appreciated. . Phone 94-16.
William H. Brown
A., S. P.
Whaled Foot Specialist
AT
Brown's Boot Shop
CONSULTING ENGINEER
S. W. ARC ,,;r ..ALD„ B.A•Se. (Tor.)
O.L,•SS,, Registered Prefeastonai En-
gineer and Land Surveyor, Associate
Member Engineering institute of
Canada. 016ce--Seaforth, Ont.
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ST. PETE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH ONT.
"A Changeless Christ for a amis.
i es• •a •ole
Friday. 8h:—Luther Udo•
Saturday—Choir Practicee. . a -
SUNDAY SERVICES
10 a. m:—German Service.
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ONE 2 FURROW PLOW:
DIAMOND 4 -SECTION .HARROW'
FLEURY No. 21 WALKING PLOW
QUEBEC SULKY PLOW DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR.
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SPECIALS! SPECIALS!
S,-McCORMICK-DEERING. No. 21 PLOW AT .'....'....... $17.00 r
• GOOD RIDING PLOW AT $5.00 WHEELBARROW '.AT '$4.50 1
ACT QUICK FOR THESE BARGAINS
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ALL THESE MACHINES AT SACFIFICE PRICES. NO REAS w
ONABLE OFFER REFUSED ON ANY OF THESE MACHINES TO
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Mr. Biers was well and ,favorably
known to many in Zurich, hating re;
sided here for a winter a few. years
ago. He is survived by his wife,wbo
is a sister to Messrs a Louis and_Char
les Weber of Zurich. �°
Don't forger, Tuesdayfittfterrjr tt
'o
nua1 Fall Fair, when the people trek
far and near will gather to see each
other, to see all the exhibits and fur-
thermore to enjoy the program that
the Fair Board have so carefully and
we think wisely arranged. 'The fair
this year has on its program ii few.
interesting numbers that have never'
to our memory been on the list, .and
we feel they will go over big. Come,
bring all your friends and neighbor'.
along, and keep the home fair int.
good prosperous* and ; growing c
dition- Then don't forget the ce
in the town hall in•the evening`, this
promises to be a good one, ancinto•,
.miss it, is to regret it.
Fetzer—Bedard
Weiss Mircedes Fetzer, daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Fetzer ,•iif
West Main Cross, Finlay, Ohio, and
Mr- Edmund Bedard,son of` Mr and,
the evidence was contradictory and
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Massey -Harris Implements I
t WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED AND COM -
October 12th Thanksgiving Day i+ PLETE LINE OF MASSEY-HARRIS FARM IMPLEMENTS, AND
The Ottawa Government has pri- + WOULD ADVISE ANYONE IN NEED OF NEW MACHINERY TO +
LET US KNOW, AND WE WILL BE PLEASED TO GIVE YOU ++,
+� A CALL 40
} Brantford Windmills and Pumps •
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+ EXCLUSIVE LINE OF "SECOND -TO -NONE" PRODUCTS, WE --
4. SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS IN THIS LINE AND CAN ALWAYS +
claimed Monday, October 12th as a
day of Thanksgiving in Canada. This
year the custom which has prevailed!
since the Great War of celebrating.
Thanksgiving Day and Armistice Day
upon the same date is being departed
;from, and .henceforth November llth
the anuieeesarl! .ot the armistice = will
ee-nzeidwn —as lietnen163ance ".'t7ay.
Thanksgiving Day will be a public
holiday.
St,
Farmer Is Fined
The postponed trial of George In-
gram, farmer, residing on No. 4 high
way, 2'4 i miles north of Exeter, oc-
cupied several hours on Friday, in
Exeter. Tlie charge of driving a veh-
icle without a light arose as the after
math of a crash which occurred en
No. 4 highway, near Ingram's home.
He was returning from Hensall with
his team and empty wagon and had
moved over so that one horse and
half the wagon were on the crown of
the road,• when a car driven by Win.
,eieb, son of Henry H. Neeb, Zurich
.;truck him. ' One horse was killed
and the wagon demolished and
Neeb's car overturned. Magistrate
Reid , of Goderich, found that while
Mrs. Dennis Bedard of Zurich, were
united in the Holy Bonds of'Matri-
mony in a lovely wedding which teak
place September the 17t1i; at ,pt
Michael's Church, Finlay, Ohio. The.
bride was charmingly attired ineea, acted for the defendant, and Dudley
white satin gown of ankle length Holmes, crown attorney for Huron,
fashioned with a flared skirt °'ftbwing prosecuted, The trial attracted a gre-
from a natural waist line with a V at deal of interest.
shaped neck line and long lace fitted.
sleeves over which fell her long veil
of tulle. She carried an erre bon
quet of Eester Lillies and her ,only,
ornament was a pearl necklace given
to her by the groom. Miss Hazel
Bedard, sister of the groom served
as maid of honor, wearing a peach
satin gown and Miss Helen Forties of
Finlay, Ohio, the Bridesmaid, wore a;
blue satin gown. Both dresses Were
of ankle length fashioned with a nat-
ural waiste line and flatredskirt V
shaped neck line and sleeveless.. Loth
that the crash took place after dusk,
that a light was necessary and in
view of the circumstances a minim-
um fine of $5.00 and costs was im-
posed. J. G. Stanbury, of Exeter,
11t�e• - , Eraryb.dy +Welce>;ra Ro w11 Ser.._ *ices. slippers and h@ 4 cartle'd alt awl yios.
.!Mao ��- iC:�r ra L 'i Petrel.,
CEO.' & S•/i` only attend p ,
Moo 3S
LIV1
POU L.TR Y
WANTED
Illhaten roars Day billy 5 arckak, Pim
110, not. bad Fowl, ono fate ning
wlaa, brought in.
,hest Cask ° Prices
•..AS31 FOR—
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
A so%fes+ _..
eintediers• Uwe ever
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PIyo
invested in '�•r & Erie
;stn,.
Aurthoriie' 1b1 law fer
executors, a trustees.
per ami'1rn is lf-
3earlyy upoiis $1,110 over
for 1 to lai ' .
Applinatiorne, ateeptedby
brother of the bride was a grooms
ant. Jose ii' ,and..A
Fetzer also brothers of -the' briiieji e-
ted as .the ushers. Rev. W. 5a.
officiated at the Nuptal• • High
and the lovely music was prose
by Robert • Algeat at ,the -organ,
ceremony !vas followed by ;a.: ch
ing appointed 'breakfast at the
of the bride's parents, Till
then left for a short honeyni
different States and Canadaysjt rl
at his home here in Zurich ,¢yi,`.,ilr
day, Where a lovely recept194as
held A dinner was servedeto thli:ty
BORN
Petz'ke—At Hay Township, on Sept-
ember 18th to Mr. and Mrs. Fred
R. Petzke a daughter.
Koehler—At Hay Township, on Sep-
tember 14th to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
'Koehler d son.
loo
fairs are as follows:
SCHOOL FAIRS
24—Goderich Tp. `•
26—Blyth.
2$—Clinton, (town).
29—Clinton (rural). �+
FALL FAIR .DATES
Dates of . •Zurichand district fall
ass
yt% `Ailsa' Craig . , , , ,
Bayfield + .
Blyth
Me ' Brussels
Dungannon
llarriston ..... .
Ilderton
Kirkton
. Sept 24,and 25
Sept 30 and Oct. 1
Sept. 25 and 26
Oct. 1 and 2
Oct. 8 and 9
Sept. 24 and 25
Sept 30
Oct6 and 7.
Sept. 24 and 25
Sept 29 and 30
Oct, 6 and 7
Oct 8and 9
Sept 24 and 25
Sept 21 to 23
Sept
Milverton
Mitchell
guests. The table being decorate 1 in Parkhill
lovelpastel shades adornp,i , ith: St. Marys
lowly heeuguets of carnations' rid
maiden hair ferns and for-'ge e ;
not. Among the guests :were Mr.
aid Bedard, Toronto Mr. and
cr�
Os,
Fetzer Mr. and Mrs. IVlarcil La Ptrte
z1'bjrkettniti, a. good time 'was 'rad biro.%
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ASSURE YOU OF BIG VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLARS. +
+ BELOW WE LIST A FEW OF OUR GOOD USED AND REBUILT
$ MACHINES WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT PRICES FAR BE- +
+ LOW THEIR VALUE. +
1 good M. H. Mower. 1 M. H. binder nearly new. t
+ • HOW ABOUT REPAIRING YOUR BINDER. REMEMBER, WE
+ GUARANTEE OUR WORK, OR NO CHARGES •[+•
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4 B. SURE AND GiVE US A CALL!
▪ N.B. Siemon, Agent, Zurich
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Zurich Drug Store 1
We have a full Line of all
the requirements of School
Supplies
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All authorized Text Books kebt
in Stock
Toilet Sets, Manicure . Set, and
Perfumes Toilet Waters and
Perfumizers.
Fine Stationery and Fountain Pens.
KODAKS AND FILIMS
Seaforth
Stratford
5Dr. MacKinnon, Zurich *.
the Oct 9 and 10 I II
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Woodstock .
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