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BUSINESS CARDS
Dunan(E. HOLMES
"BARRISTER, SOLICITOR;, NQ's'-
AIRY PUBLIC, ETC.
OFFICE—Hamilton .Street, rust off
the Square, GODERICR, Ontario.
Special Attention to Comma and
Court Work.
Mr. Holmes may be Consulted at
Goderiela by Phone, and Phone.
charges reversed.
Dr. H. H. COWEN
L. D. 8, D. D B.
;DENTAL SURGEON
At, DEITZ BLOCK—ZURICH
Byory Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Ab HARTL1 IB'S BLOCS,
DASHWOOD
'bury Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday
A -U -C -T -I O N E -E -R
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones National
i1>ehooL of Auetianeering. Try gee for
Registered Live Stock, (All Breeds.)
Terms in. keeping with prevailing
vices. Choice Farms for Sale. ,Will
sell 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
tae to: size or article to sell. 1 solicit
your business, and if not satisfied wi21
make no charges for Services Ren-
dered.
ARTHUR. WEBER—Dashwood
Phone 13.57.
SERVICE,.
RUQ' YOUR
Wants,, For *slog L.oet,
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A. bunch or keys; in a case includ-
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FOR SALE
For Quick Sale—1 4 --yr, old cow
.lue Jersey;3, heifers due in spring;
young calves. Apply to
J. C. Salmon, .Zurich.
WANTED
TO BUT: Good Oats and Barley.
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Why We have the Better
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HIGH CLASS GOODS, U. S. L.
BATTERIES, MOBILE OIL, MAR -
VELURE 01L„ GOODDyYEAR. TARES
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Parts, Hohninug and, Mechanical Work
aiiaue to. Micrometer Settings, No
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$1OP at WEIN'S,. They are all HIGH
CLASS CI IRNTELE.
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Cider Mill
Cider made every Tuesday and
!Thursday. Applebutter boiled by
appoin:nL
F. C. Kalhfleiseh, Zurich.
Cider Mill
We will operate our elder mil/ on
DASHWOOD — ONTARIO Tuesday and Thursday of each week.
Menmoi Steckle, Sr. Bronson Line.
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Zurichs' Popular
MEAT MARKET
ANNOUNCING
:KHAT WE HAVE PURCHASED
=OM THE FIRM OF YUNGBLUT
ii DEICHERT, THIS WELL ESTAB
LISHED MEAT BUSINESS, AND
SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
Ha Yungblut & Sou
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COAL 1931
Announcement
WRING PRICES NOW IN EFFECT
FOR
Scranton Coal
Coke Alberta. Coal
and Soft Coal
IPFCIAL DISCOUNT OF SO Cts.
Per aplt eft be allowed for, cash.
Waller fly as p'µ will advance on
June "Bt1i.
rase 8E, S011
#liege 35 ,� ;,, , HENSALL
LIVE
POI) LTR Y
WANTED .
Silken every Day till a &'cleek, p.m.
Do not feed >E WI same morning
ashen breast is..
Highest Cask Prices
.--CASH FOR—
Cream and Lggs
W. O'Brien
VibititalM. cls. Motet
MOTOR REPAIRING
Eruct to, all Makes of Cars, Trucks,
and Tractors.
DAVID FUSS,
Zurich — Phone 89 r1 t-4
NOTICE
J. C. Sabnon & Son, Teamsters,
wish to advise the public that they
are still in the same business, with
prices as usual. Your order will be
much appreciated. Phone 94-16.
William H. Brown
A, S. P.
Graduated Foot Specialist
AT
Brown's Boot Shop
CONSULTING ENGINEER
S. W. ARCHIBALD, R.A.Se. (Tor.)
O.L.S., Registered Professional En-
gineer and Land Surveyor, Associate
Member Engineering Institute of
Canada. Ofee Sea o th, Ont..
ST. PETER'S
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH ONT.
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Saturday—Choir Practice. ice. ... erga
SUNDAY SERVICES
19 a. m:.—Genctan Service..
11.15 a. m.—Sunday School.
7.30 p. m.—English Service.
Everybody Welcome to all Services.
E. Tarkhei n. Pester
California is trying a novel experi-
ment. Her grape growers imported
,several thausanctn of cheep from Tex-
as, and fed them. on grapes, so It is
reported. What kind of mutton this
veld mean we, have neat heard,, but it
meat to, be a mast, superior brand
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AL NEWS
Rev Father l•. W. roarer Is on a
motor trip to Montreal.
Mrs. F. Guer+ttner of Dashwood
visited over the Week -end with her
,daughter, Mrs.' E. °each.
Mr. and Mrs.Frank Fry, Of De
troit, spent the week; end at the home
of Mr. and Mrs., Jos. Geiger.
Mr. John Hoffman of London, was
a week -end visitor at the hotite of
Miss Anna Hess.
Mrs. W. L. Siebert is spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs. Clar.
Hoffman at Galt.
Mrs. A. Rose and daughter L,ylyan
were Sunday visitors with relatives
near Brodhagen. ,,'
Mr. and Mrs..Hilton Truemncr and,
;Mrs. S. Jacobe motored to London
on Monday.
A number from the village end -
led the annual fowl supper, the,
Grand Bend United Church en)Tues-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Dreier ,of. Kin-
icardine were week -end visite . with
the former's parents, Rev. and Mrs.
W. L. Dreier.
Miss Helen C. Foster and riiend,
Mr. J. D. Dickerson'of Detroi -were
Sunday visitors with the f . mer's
parents, Mr- and Mrs. Alex. poster.
Mr. Thos. Meyers accomp ed liy
P. Boa, Jr., of Aensall, were at St-
affa on Tuesday where they t 4k 1s`t
prize in the horseshoe tourea fit hi'
connection with the plowing in teh.
Messrs. C. J. Salmon an Wm::'.
Decker are away to Ingersol this
week where they are buyin d a
load of young calves which th will
likely resell..
Mr. and Mrs- Morgan of ,-`rich
were Sunday visitors at the ho a of
iMr: John Decker. Also visit e6" ith
Mr: and Mrs. Proctor. Mr. {*gen
being a brother to Mrs. McDo ri'':l, a.,
former housekeeper of Mr. De
The crop of apples, in this ', hitt
is quite plentyful this fall, and eine
very nice samples are she` iif •tfiand-
prices vary very much just ace ding
,to what yam can get. ,.:" t r..,y •:
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fronk and f vliss
Lovell of Watford, were Suttclao Vis-
itors at the home of Mr. a1eithIrs.
Herb. Mousseau. Mn..Finkewas a
former teller in the local.bren . of
the Bank of Montreal -
Saturday night of this week is' the
annual Halowe'en evening,and: we
expect to againsee the usual a o°int
of pranks played. around, and aso to
Meet the kiddies at the door with
their plea of "treats or tricks"
Mrs. C. Reickweun. and NII:• wind
Mrs. Jacob Ober; Mr. and Mrs- Ed.
'Hertz. and daughter Bettie -all o Doli
trait, spent a few days:"visitfn re-
latives and friends in this hie "tyi,.
On their ret. rn;,to''3)etrtfit'they-Weise
accompanied by Mrs. Josiah. Sairaras
of the Blue Water Highway i tMr:
Z. Des7ardine of the Parr Line '
Mr. C. Fritz had a large gang of
workmen engaged on Mondayin
taking up his field of celery at the
east end of towh. The quality of
this popular vegetable this year is
exceptionally good, as it is quite• free
from rust and other damaging effects
Mr. Fritz sold practically all his crop
to London where it will be put in
cold storage till later on when it will
be consumed. The crop, after tieing
crated up was transported to Lond-
on by truck.
etar�
A very happy gathers call the rec-
ently spent at the home 001panv
Decker, the occasion bisect Q , 4th
birthday. Some thirty guests . j$-
ing his children and their famii, s'a'ils
well as .other friends were gathered
and certainly had a good evening
with this jolly "young" fellono ttf
seventy-seven years young. ; Ma ;•!he
enjoy health to have many more etch
events is the wishes of his many fri-
ends.
Wider Roads
Representatives of the County- of
Middlesex are urging upon the,pDe-
partment of Highways that the dit-
ches along the main Highways be.1il-
led and cinder or gravel paths be
provided for the pedestrains, The
Stitches it is claimed are ret.Qnsible
for a large percentage of accidents.
These roads are already too narrow
for the heavy traffic they have to
carry and when a car gets out of
line a crash is inevitable or some one
must go into the ditch.
Good Neighbors
The Police Court case from Colb-
orne Tp., in which Dan Schwarz, a
well-known, resident of that township
'was found guilty of cruelty to a Horse
has had an interesting sequel. Schw
anz *as fined $50 and costs, with
the alternative of a month 'in jail.He
declined to pay the fifin% and went to
jail. His etelgltboro promised to look
after ids fnrriiwork while he was a-
way f'k`6iii bade. On second thoughts
they did better than that. With the
co-operation of some friends, among
whom Gilbert Plant of Goderich was
a leading spirit, they collected the a-
mount necessary to pay the fine and
costs $72.50 in all, and soon had him
liberated. Mr, Schwanz says he had
no intention of ill-treating the horse
which figured in the case, but he
thinks it was almost worth while go-
ing to jail for a couple of days t9
know that his neighbors and friends
thought enough of him to +zo what
they did',.
CM. MEMAIL o
Mr., John Deiehert motored to Kit-
chener one day last week.
Mr. John McDonell of London, was
a • business visitor in town on Thurs-
day':"
Mr. and Mrs, D, Koehler of Kit.
aliened called on Zurich friends last
Thursday,
Miss Elizabeth Rennie of Kitchener
visited with her sister, Mrs. L. Geiger
the past week.
Mr. Wm. Dumart of Kitchener vis-
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.
Yungblut the past week.
Mr. Harold Klopp of Detroit, vis-
aed with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar IClopp the past week,
A number of villagers attended the
public 'school contests at Clinton on
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Len, Hoist of Detroit
were week -end visitors with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, 0. Klopp.
Mr and Mrs. Wes. Surerus of De-
troit visited with relatives here the
past week.
Mr. Joseph Meidinger of Saskat-
chewan is visiting with relatives and
friends here. Joe made the Iong
journey in his Chrysler sedan.
Mr. acid Mrs. Daniel Herford and
tinily 'of Elkton, Mich., were week -
`end visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Gellman.
Rev. and Mrs. W. Y. Dreier are
spending a few days this week with
their son Lorne at Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Smith of De-
troit were visitors with relatives in
town the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Block and son
Gordon from the London Road, were
Sunday visitors with relatives in the
village.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Preeter and dau-
ghters Muriel and Mabel of Kitchener
were in town Thursday evening at-
tending the fowl supper.
.Nr. Albert Hess has the past week
had the water works conveniences in-
stalled in his dwelling apartments in
his block.
Mr. and Mrs. .C..L. Smith and da-
ughter Mae,' End Miss Dorothy Weido
were Sunday visitors with friends at
Shakespeare.
Messrs. Clarence and Clayton Hoff-
man of Galt, were Sunday visitors in
town, Mrs. CIarence, who spent the
past week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Siebert, returning with
thein to Galt.
Mrs. W. H. Hoffman, W. L. Hoff-
man, George Volland and John Dei -
chert motored to Detroit on Sunday
last and enjoyed the day sightseeing-.
It is some twenty years since the for-
mer Mr. Hoffman was in Detroit, and
needless to say he noticed many ch-
anges in that industrial city. They
also called on Mr. Edmund Zeller, a
former Zurich old boy, and now a
resident of Windsor, and Mr. Hoff -
'Aeon and Mr. Zeller sure did enjoy
their meeting again.
Postmasters, meet at MitchelL
�`A get -to -partici'' riieenig" . of the
postmasters for Huron and. Perth
Counties was held eft. the Hicks
House, Mitchell Thursday last and
postmasters were present from Ex-
eter, Clinton, St. Marys, Seaforth,
Shakespeare, Brussels, Mitchell and
other places. The speakers were: Mr-
John°son, vice-president of the Ontar-
io Postmasters' Association and the
Secretary.
Play Safe When Investing!
The 68 -year-old Huron & Erie
Mortgage Corporation now pays 5%
on debentures which are issued for
one to five years. Interest is paid
half yearly on the dot. No waiting,
no worrying and absolute security.
Why not place your next investment
in Huron & Erie Debentures. Full
information gladly furnished and ap-
plications for $100 or chore received
at any time by the local agent, A. F.
Hess, Zurich.
The annual fowl supper held in
the spacious shed of the Evengelical
church last Thursday evening is again !
history, and everything passed off in
good order, and we still have to hear
of the first person who did not get
their "fill" of fowl and other goodies
to eat. While the attendance fell
short of last year, yet the net 'pro-
ceeds amounted to within a few doI-
lars of last year, and considering the
condition generally, the people re-
sp4llded nobly to the call of both
work and donations, and still main-
tain the good reputation that all the
churches in town have with their fowl
suppers. The program after the sup-
perwhich was put on locally, was of
a high' order and much appreciated
by the large' attendance. While the
dining was •going on the Calvary or-
chestra of Dashwood entertained with
their well played numbers which was
also enjoyed by all.
Before Magistrate
Magistrate Reid of Goderich had
before him on Saturday last a series
of charges laid by D. J. McRudy of
Sarnia, game overseer for the county
1 Lambton. David Hackney, of Us -
borne Tp., was charged with killing
racoon, not having any hunter's
icense. He was charged also with
arrying fire arms without license.
On the first charge he was fined $10
and costs and on the second sentence
as suspended. The gun was confisc-
ated, Wilson Brintnell, who got the
oonskin from Hackney, was charged
with possession without having a Ho-
rse, and he also paid $10 and costs
Mowat McDougall was sent to jail
or two months for selling liquor.
everal young fellows in Goderich
were among his customers.'
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