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ZURICH JIERALD
LOCAL NEWS•
IVIr. Daniel Smith, who spent the
semi -Jeer months in . Arizona, renamed
te Zurieh. on„Saturdan•
Mr. Ed. llossenberry, evao,: has
001311t Work.
NW Holmes may be co/malted at
Gederich by Phone, and Phone
ellage e reversed.
Dr. ft. II. COWEN
L. D. S. 1). D B.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOCK—ZURICH
Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At, IIART•LEIB't3
DASIIWOOD •
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday
Licensed Auctioneer
For Huron and Middlesex
1 AM IN A POSITION TOCON-
/net any Auction Sale, regardless
se to size or article to sell. I solicit
;your business, and if not satisfied win
snake no charges for Services Ren -
&red.
ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood
Rhone 13-51.
Zurich& Popular
MEAT MARKET
•Always a good Supply of
Fresh and Cured Meats
Boloinas, Sausages, Weiners,,.
Harns, Etc., always on hand
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
"Let Us Serve Your
TT. Yungbiut & Son
of which every Subscription is paid
Township, a 2 -year-old steer, white,
Finden kindly notify, •
Nelson Masse, Zurich.
For Sale
• Buckwheat Honey for sale, at 3
cents a pound. Bring your contain-
ers.
J. 'laborer & Sons, Zurich.
2 blocks ,south of Hotel.
Fertilizer For -Sale
'or. the convenience. .er anyone
wanting Fertilizer, Mr. Ervin Willert
has several tons of the same at his
barn for • immediate sale. Kindly get
in touch with Mr. Willert, if in need
of any:
NOTICE
My hairdressing parlor is open for
business, and solicit your patronage.
Reasonable Charges;
Lottie E. Turklieim, Zurich
FOUND
A girl's Red Leather Coat and a
Toque. Same can be had at the Her-
ald Office by paying this adv.
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NOON. FROM THE
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES—$1.25
year, strictly in advance; 1.50 ni
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tends to stay.
Messrs Herb IVIoueseau, Wellington,
Johnston, Q. Fritz and W. Burn
were on a partridge shooing trip up
in the Brucel,Peninsula..Over the holi-
day. •
Mrs. Wm. Teeeenmer of Colborne,
and Dr. Noiman Treemneinfrom Ar-
thur, Mrs. Mary Geiser from Shipka
spent the past week at the Wine- •of
Mr. and .IVIrse•Williani 'I:rummer of
the 1 4thecen. Bar..
We have received oin• Hydro ace
,„.
counts for the past two months, and
with the rate's gradually raising, our
change is 'disappearing ninee freely.
Too bad, just when. titles tbugh
and it is hard to get hold tif.a dollar
our big intrests try to squeeie still
more out of the public.
The public of this vicinity if they
have a little lobse, change are in no
need of going hungry, as we notice
a big fowl supper every week for a
couple of weeks. This Thursday ev-
ening a monster supper is being held
in Crediton. Next Thursday evening
a big event at Dashwood Lutheran,
and then the following week the Ev-
angelicals of Zurich will hold their
annual event. To all these suppers
the public are cordially invited.
Joseph Gelinas Sr. Passes
Death removed another of the old
pioneers of the French Settlement,
and a well known •resident of this
section on Friday last, September
80th, in the person of Joseph Gelinas
Sr., who passed away at his home in
Drysdale after a short illness in the
fine old age of his 84th year. De-
ceased had conducted a general store
at Drysdale for many years and &-
so owned the farm on. which he lived
having purchased the same from the
late Mr. Drysdale, after whom this
important little berg was named. Mr.
Gelinas was a man of sterling quality
Very upright in business and of high
S. $1.50 in advance. No paper discon esteem; by all who knew him, he
tinued until all arrears are paid un- knew alT about pionear life, and vnll
less at option of publisher. The date be greatly missed in the community
as, well as his immediate family. He
is survived by his aged widow and
a grown up family of sons and dau-
ghter., who greatly mourn hi?, demi.
The funeral was held on Monday el
SER VICE41
'Why We have the: Better.
Class of Customers
ABGH CLASS GOODS, U. S. L.
BATTERIES, MOBILE OIL, MAR-
VELUBE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES
AND TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
Pearls, Hohning and Mechanical Work
4ilooe to Micrometer Settings, No
is denated on the Label.
ADVERTISING RATES
Display advertising made known
on application.
Miscellaneous articles of not mon
than four lines, For Sale, To Item.
:Wanted, Lost, Found,AC. One inser
tin 25cp 2 his. 40e., 3 ins. 50c.
Farm or Real Estate for sale s2.0o
for first month, $1.00 for each fol-
iov...tig month.
Professional Cards not exceeding
I% inches, per year .$5.0,0.
In Memoriam, one verse 50c, 251
Sl
ueswork. Watch the ears. that ox each additional verse; Card oi s
STOP at WELN'S, They are all HIGH, ilanks, 50c.
CLASS CLIENTELE.
Auction Sales—$2.00 per single
insertion if not over four inches is
length.
Address. all cornrounications to:
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Weather Insurance Co
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The 'Largest BusiireSs of any
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Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dei.
WA, 1981, $ ,
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
• • $199,101,6I
ABitt.s-14.50 per $1,000 tor 3 years,
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Aiest, Also Den lex in Lidhinkini Reds
and all kinds of Fire insurance
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WANTED
leakeni ovestr Day till 8 o'clock, p.m
tUo not feed Fowl same morning
when brong'ht in.
hest Cash Prices
—CASH FOR—
'CREAM AND EGGS
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ver ready to serve the pub-
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LOCAL NEWS
Rev. E. A. Pouter and son Ceorge
of Varna called in town one day last
wenlc.
Miss Ruth Turkheim • who is at-
tending Waterloo College, spent the
week -end at her home here.
' Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner of
Guelph, were visitors with the form-
ers brother, Mr. W. C. Wagner of
;town.
Mn end Mrs. Theo. Wagner of
Guelph, wereweek-end visitors at
the home of the former's parents, Mr
and Mrs. W. C. Wagner.
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Mr. F. C. ICalbfleisch is attending
as a delegate from the Canada Syn-
od the big Convention of the United
Lutheran Church at Philadelphia.
Mr. Lloyd Eidt and. Edward Kins-
man of the Bank of Montreal staff,
pent the week -end at their homes at
ngersoll and St. Marys respectively.
Messrs Paul Eidt and George Al-
brecht of Kitchener, and Karl Ben-
nmity of Stratford, were week -end
visitors at the home •of Mr. and Mrs.
a. Yungblut
•
The monthly meeting of the •IWom-
1 .3 n1/4 AVIISSi011arY Society of St. Peter's
' nutheran church. will be held on Mon -
ay evening at eight o'elock, Mem-
ors and friends are cordially invited
The many urich friends of Miss
'Anna Hess will regret to learn that
' recently suffered an eye infection
and has been at Loudon Hospital,
.alting treatments, andher sight is
adly affected as a result.
The announcement was recently
Tiede from the central office of the
;race Municipal Telephone, System
Nal is good news to the subscriber;
.n practically every class of phone the
eave neon reduced. For sub-
,ribere the reduction is effective
ram 4pril last and The 'reductions
is $1T which they Kaye been paying
.8 dropped. hi ithpo.r ennui.
last week, interment taking plade,ir
the Dryedaie R. C. cemetery, .of)Wh-
ich faith the departed Was ane,” ' t
neeneeee, Fttth.cyr, L.
officiating. The Herold joihs thn
friends in extending sympatny teethe
bereft family.
LUTHER LEAGUE COareenNTION
On Thanksgiving Day, idoadan,
0 etob er 1 OLIi, ow e 8n nen e.,,ntee of
Central Dietrict No. 1, of the Luthee
League of Canada,. areembled hi St.
Peter's Luthevan Church, Zurich foe
their annual convention. During the
morning service, which was in
charge of the local pastor, Rev. E.
Turkheim, an inspiring rally sermon
was •delivered to the young people by
Rev. J. Schmeider of Kitcheuer. Af-
ter the service greeting e or welcome
were extended to the visitors by the
local pastor, by Mr. Bruce Inlepp,the
president of the local League, and by
Ilfr. Peter Deichert, Jr., renresenting
the vestry of St. Peers Church. Foe
dinner the visiting delegates were bil-
leted in the various homeof the
• congregation. During the arCernoan
business of interest to the District
was transacted. The old Executive
was re-elected; it consisted of: Pres-
ident, Mr. Geo. Albrecht, Kitchener
(a former Zurich boy); Vice. Pres-
ident, Rev- S. Wittig, Conestogo;
Secy., Teas., Mr. Carl S. Bennewitz
Stratford; other members, Miss 0.
Wittig, Tavistock and Mr. Paul Eidt
Kitchener. A new 1.3 point program
vas adopted, setting a standard for
the Leagua to live up, to, a shield to
be awarded to the league fulfilling
those paints. :the, most closely. In the
evening. about one hundred Leaguers
sat down to a sumptuous banquet,
prepared and served by the Ladies'
Aid of St. Peter's Church; it was em-
animously voted the best banquet
over partaken of. The community
4inging of so many young throats
made the rafters ring, and were ac-
nempanied by Miss Lenora Haberer
on the piano, and Mr. Howard Klopp
en the saxophone. The banquet or-
ators, all speaking more or less ill
unnorous vein. A shield for the high-
.?.st standard attained was awarded
'10 the league of First English Church
(itchener, Elmer Lipskie, president.
rhe silver cup fur softball was pres-
)uted to the Stratford League, and
banner for the best attendance
O. this convention to St. Matthew
cave of Kitchener. After the ban.
met the local league repeated their
nay "The Jonah" to' .entertain the
4siting delegates. After a long day
illed with work and. prayer, as well
is wholesome recreation and fun, the
eaguers departed for their various
indaunted by the unpleasaatries of
weatherman. All are looking for
vard to the next convention atlVId-
erton. The league coining the long-
est distance was Elmira, and were
veil represented. Wonder when they
1 7. home?: -
Mr. and Mrs. IL G. Hess motored
to London on Saturday.
Mr. H. S. Wein of Dashwood, eel -
led in town on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Milttlei HeYeend babe
01 Detroit, were week -end nisitorsItt
the home of Mr. and! Mrs.:461m Hey,
Mr. and Mrs, C. lenSmith and da-
ughter Mae spent the holiday and
week -end at Hamilton, and New Dan -
dee.
Another Thanksgiving • Day has
passed and there were considerabie
strangers in the community. with the
big Luther League Convention in the
village'and a Bible Conference at the
A. M. Church, Bronson Line.
• Dashwood'.has••the distinction of
havingeone- ,ofethei oldest voter in.
..'Sbutheinatoti"in the pkriiou of Miss
Christena Allendorf ain't this; lady
cast her first ballot on Monday last
for the Liberannandidate, Mr. W. H.
The Zurich road .,between Hensall
and Zurich is receiving a coat of
crushed stone delivered from the Hay
Township stone crushing outfit. The
material is of flne- quality for road
building and should withstand a lot
of hard traffic. This new enter-
prise .that the township has gone into
has been thoroughly considered be-
fore Making the purchases. Your pub-
lisher availed himself of calling at
this place where coarse gravel and
stone are in abundance, and in look-
ing over the outfit and the work it is
doing, we cannot help but admire the
good forethought of Hay Council in
taking this action, as a load of this
hard crushed stone, (not soft lime-
stone) as some are led to believe, is
worth several loads of some pit gra-
vel that we have recently seen hauled
on roads, and we are told that thehi
cost is practically the same. T
s
large and heavy machine is built on
etrone truck and can meetly be
hauled from place to place with the
tractor which is used to supply the
power. It is the intention of the
management to some time bring the a
outfit to the lake at St. Joseph where
where there is an abundance of mat-
erial to be crushed, aud of the very
best obtainable anywhere. S
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Shovelling fuel, shaking grates,
and carrying ashes are now
unnecessary labor. Women are
tired of, dirt and toil in the
kitchen. Make sure of clean,
perfectly trouble-free heat in
your present range, heater or
furnace by installing a Silent
Glow Oil Burner now. '
Burns clean—vvithout noise,
soot, odor or smoke—gives all
the fire you want for cooking
or heating. Self-operating and
.absolutely safe. Burns cheap
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ZURICH - ONT.
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A very pretty wenning was solemn-
ized on Monday !miming, October 10,
at St. Peter's Churele Dresnane which
was prettily decorated with palms and
autumn flowers; when the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Laporte, was
joined in matrimone to Me. Goth
A. hat, Ion of Ole. end Min.John P.
an, epf Zurich,
l3t1 &,'Th a "Lie.atitifiA iowir
ivory eatin, and with lace veil cought
with. (gnome:: of pearls and carrying.,
bridal bouquet of white roses and
lidies of the valley and white .:4atin
ribbon. come down the vi -le on the
.arin of her father, to the grams of
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and Laying Mash. None Better on the
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the wedding Meech. played by Miss
Ida (lei..,e The proceseion led a
by Harold Rau, son of Mr. and Mrs.
learl Rae of Detroit, as ring bearer. 11),
He was dressed in white satin blouse ;
and long black velvet pants, am: car-
ried the ring on a white.satin pillow. •
Following the bride were her sister,
Miss Clotilde Laporte ofChicago, who •
acted as brides maid and was grossed *
in old blue velvet and carried a bou-
quet of pink roses and yellow chry-
santhamuns, ae did Mrs. Irving P. tWW1iiNVMAIVIAWMWAMAJWA AVM VW/Vt,WY
Gumbleton or' Detroit, who, was mat-
ron of honor and was dressed. in
ghter of Wilfred Laporte and train
to enatch. The little flower girl, dau- 111110h Drug
light blue chemise with hat and si.oes
bearer, Cecilia Masse, daughter of
Nelson- Masse, wore white frilly dros-
ses
and poke•bonnets of organdie and
carried bac ets of pink and white
asters. After the ceremony, the wed
ding party was served a very elabor-
ate breakfast at the home of the
bride's parents. The dinning -room and
breakfast .table were tastefully den,- e
Orated in smihtn end roses, with fest-
oons of blue and white crepe paper
caught up over the centre of the
table, with a large white fall direct-
ly over the wedding cake, a four tier
cake topped by basket of silver and
white flowers and silverbell, and at
either side of the cake was .a candle
stick bearing lighted candles. Among
the' guests were the father and mo-
ther of the 'groom, Mr. and Mrs. John
Rau, the latter in a becoming gown
of flowered silk; Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ris Rau, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Rau, Mn
and Mrs. Walter Heyse, all of De-
troit; Mts. LeBeau, Mr. Lester Le -
Beau and Miss Omerine LeBeau of
:Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. La-
porte, Mr. Gerald Laporte, Mr. and
Mrs. Irving P. Gumbleton all of
Detroit; Dr. and Mrs. Richard La-
porte and Miss Clotilde Laporte of
Chicago,Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Laporte of Windsor,' 0nt.; Mr. and
Mrs: 1411i S Beneteau of Command
River, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. La-
fremboise, Mr. and Mns. Theodore
Laporte, Of this palish. The bride
wore a' lovely dress of' Ruby Crepe
With hat to match, as .he and Mr.
Rau left for Detroit where a recept-
ion was held that :evening at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Walter Hupe,
sister of the greonts Mr. and Mrs.
Itau will reside in Detroit.
(My wish to the Bride and Groom:)
Best wishes for your future,
May gOod things come your way
May. you be always happy.
As you are te-dayt
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to keep your 'Home nice and cosy all Winter at the
Lowest Possible Cost. Coal, all Sizes, and Coke.
Good Supply Always on Hand.
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PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC.
ALL AUTHORIZED TEXT BOOKS KEPT
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