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Our Accounts are ready and were due on
January 1st, 1924. All accounts not called
for within a week will be mailed. We would
ask all our Customers owing us to favor us
with prompt settlement of Accounts either by
cash or note.
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Our Wholesale bills must be paid within
30 Days, and We are therefore unable to carry
overdue accounts in our books.
J. GASCHO SON
Produce ,Wanted Phone 67
BAY COUNCIL.,i
The re�g;uhu mcmtlily ,l::::
neeLiirgl of
the eouneil of the Township of Ila,
w'.ais lick' in the, Town I nX'l; Zuzich
on, Monday, Feb. dth. A1; - the'
members) wei•.e present • r The nin-
tYtes of the '.pxe'araus meeting were
adopted Bros' read.
Bylaw oN. 1-24 re appointment
of off:icial4• and fixing salaries oi;
1924 was reladt hree• times, Adie din-
ally passed. ..•
Bylaw No. 2-'24,re appointment
of the reeve., Mr. IX. F. Klnpp', as
Superintendent of Townshiproadh'
for 1924, and by-law No,.3-'24, re
providing fo . tlhe expenditure on
Township roads during the "year
1924 the sum 9f $10,000.00 were read
three times and finally passed,
T.he report of the audit'ors- was
adopted as presented and .. the
clerk ordered to have fifty Cop-
ies printed for distribution aincrig,
the public.
Mr. Albert Kalbfleisch was ap-
pointed School Attendance ' Off-
icer for the western. Division ' in
place of Mr. B. Gi"Krueger•, resi-
gned.
Zurich's Garage
BATTERIES! BATTERIES!
We are again handling the I.X. L.
Battery
IF IN NEED OF A BATTERY BETTER CALL AND SEE -US
WE MAKE A SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD
BATTERY
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO COMPARE WITH ANY OTHER
• t QUALITY AND SERVICE CONSIDERED ,
We also handle the famous U. S. L,
Battery
A COMPLETE LINE OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES AND GEN-
UINE FORD PARTS ALWAYS ON HAND •
NOW IS THE (TIME TO HAVE YOUR CAR REPAIRED. OUR
POLICY IS FIRST HERE, FIRST SERVED. COME EARLY AND
AVOID THE RUSH. WE ARE EXPERTS ALONG TRIS LINE AND
CAN ATTEND TO YOUR NEEDSAN.Y ACTYLIN WELDING
11 BATTERY CHARGING • r I I I
BATTERY REPAIRING
�i. Mousseau Zurich
The .following were appointed
Road Commission:errs for the ,!sev-
-mal " divisions of the Township ro-
ads for 1924.
Road No. 1—N. Staa.nlal et, iD Shir- Electric Washing Machine, a
ray, B. McArthur, 0. L Petty 1To new swinging, independent ringer
2-0. Aldsworth, F. Corbett—W..- G••• washer, no. exposed belting. See,
Bell, E. Daters; No.3 C(. ".A2cTswr-' "rma for bare facts and why we re-
wor.tli, W. •Digruan, E. Diaters, No, commend this new washer.
s Hess -Milliken, Zurich.
LO�:AL MARKETS
(Corrected every.Wednesday)
Butter , 35
Eggs ,t.,,. ,45-65
kited apples per :lb 7c
ateli Setts, per 'lb, ... ....,.7c.
Potatoes per ,bad 95.
Wheat per bushel ...
Barley 55
Bueirwheat 65,
Oats' 40
Flour' per cwt, ... ..: 3.00-3.75
311ortsp er, ton 30.00
tfran,, per ton , .. 28:00
Live hogs ,. 7.75
..FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 122 acres, ''being
Lot 2p. and 2'2`, Lake Road, W�e:st`
Hay Township, 2Z milema,. isouth of
St. Joseph. Far+m is in good state
of cultivation. , For particulars ap-
ply to Proprietor, Mr. Chas. La-
framboise, R. B. 1, Dashwood.
Nappy Day
4—F. Stelck; No,. 5—W. •Dearing, T.
Kyle, H. A. Fuss; No. 6—S. Grob.
C. F. Hey; No: 7—P.. Schwalm; No.
8--D. Gingerich, .J Decher, Jr.; No
9-0. Becker, T. McAdams, R. 'Gei-
ger • No 10—L. Schurtake•r', 1�': JCtsu-
IN MEMORIAM
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Iger, H. Steinbach; No 11=J Gag- ' Gt nttner—In loving memory of
stett•cr, No.. 12—M( Turnbull,' No our dear flather who died in Dash -
13—P. fiefs •e; No. e J, C rule. -15 wood, five years ago. Feb. 6, 1919
L. Krownisch`, U. Hendrick; No, 15 Deep fa/ our heart lies a picture
H. Brown; No. 1G—L • Sf>.l ilbe; No., ,Of a' father laid to rest.
17—J. Geoffrey; No. 18—.4 L S`re- 'In memories frame we will keep it
enan. - Perecaawse{ lzir was one of the bust.
Anclt hat the following- be aSip- not for into, deaf .loved ones,
ointed poundkeepers for 1924;— , 112 r ,1ieavenly crown Is won.
A. Ingram, E. \\'eido. S. Gree,.''C. Try and say amidst your •sort•or,4,
Waiper, G. Recker, II. Krueger, .F' God krtotiwsbest, His will be done
Turnbull, L. N. Denornme.
Andt bat tl1e following be ap-
pointed Fence. viewers:r=W. Cald-
well, J. Pfaff, •:I. Eckstein, A Ste-
inbach, A. Hendrick.
Andt hat the followinghe app
ointed sheep valuators for 1921- HEIRS WANTS
W. 0. Pearce, Fred. Kading. Brad.
Haberer. •
And that the following be •app-•
ointed weed Inspector—W. Chap-
man, C. Siemon. D. Ducharme, WT.
H. Haugh.
The following accounts were
passed;—
i Kading, ashrep valuator $4.00; G. Wiling carefully authenticated list's
T '5hic•i, teaming coal 3.00; D.of missing heirs and unclaimed eest-
Cantelon, •colal for hall 48.96;• Rr,S( at •swhich have been advertised'
Johnston, .auditor 10.00•; J. A.Smith for het+e and abroad. The Index
auditor 10:00; Blanks, exchange and of Missing Heirs we offer tor•.,sale
revenue stamps 7.15; 0. L Sri•=t•"' contain& thousands of names which
Printing account 97.75; Wm. Thiel' have ' laljpeared •in American, Call --
Com . wrk rdlst 9,15 12.87; P.. Seh-1 adian; English': Scotch, Welsh, Ger
walml,'b<alanjce conn. wrk rd. 7, 1.50:; rilitrii., French. •.Belgian, Swedish,, In -
R. McArthur; underbrushing rd. 17 dia'nl, iColonial. and other newsp-
2.4.0; 'Postage. re telephone meeting ap:is, inserted by lawy'rs, etecut-
5.91; AS. F. Hess, interest on note ozrs, administrators. Also conta-
27.50; Northern Elec. Co. :supplies ins list of English and Iriish' Courts
24.63; W. S. Johnston, auditor 2.00; 'of Chancery and unclaimed divid-
J. Al. Smith, audittor 400; 0. L( ;ands, list of Bank of England. Your
Smith printing account 37.70; H.'G, name or your ancestor's nray be in
Hess, supplies 10.73; W. G. Hess the list. Send $1.00 (oane dollar) at
batteriesi 2.00 once for book. • •
The council adjourned to meet
again on Monday, March 3rd,: fat
1.30 o'clock, pian.
C A. P. Hesse, Clerk'.
Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
ROOM I
For the month of January.
Jr. II—Hugh MacKinnon 845;
Harold StirLde 797, Ivan Willert 734
Margery •''Gia cho 725, Violet Seh-
walm 690. hpen for January. Those names
Sr. I—George Dueharrae 581;
Neuer forgotten by; his wife and
family.
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Seasonable Hardware 1
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Missing Heirs are being !sought
throughout the world, Many people
are to -dory living in comparative
lx,c•E9ty who ai•e really rich, but do
not know it. • Your may be one of
th,eni. Send for Index Book. "Mis-
sing Heirs and Next of Kin,,, coi-
Don't forget you can get a 30c. can of
Varnish Stain and a small table for 15c.
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Queen Incubators and Brooders •
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E BEITER THIS CAN BE RO D
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'BION. B '�' , P.. V N IN OUR OWN TER- •
RITORY. THESE MACHINES HAVE BEEN IN SUCCESSFUL
OPERATION 'FOR TWENTY -)THREE YEARS AND ARE WELL •
QUALIFIED IN EVERY WAY TO PRODUCE BIG HATCHES
)P STRONG', HEALTHY CHICKS THAiT LIVE AND GROW. s
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ALSO' A FULL TINE OF SEASONABLE GOODS; AUTO FRE- w
EZE, AUr'O CHAINS, AUTO ACCESSORIES, CIRCULAR. AND
moss CUT SAWS, 'NOW AND STABLE SHOVELS, FORKS, 0
ST'ABLE BROOMS, CURRY COMBS AND :BRUSHES, CATTLE
COMBS, HORSE CLIPPERS. AND STEWART CLIPPING MACH
INES, SAMPSON G•UA.RANTEED AXES, ALWAYS CARRY A
FULL LINE 011? S:FIlaW AN I)' HEAVY HARDWARE. A
GENUINE FROST ,TIGHT WIRE LOCK WOVENI •E
FENCING,
ETO ISHERWtIN WILLIAMS PAINTS AND VERNISHES ETO.
SOLE GOOD -YEAR AGENCY—BELTING,' TIRES AND TUBES. •.
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pREETI R BLOCK '-` ZURICH •
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INTE•RNAi TIO N AL CLAIM
AGENCY, Dept' 262
PITIT'S73URGR, .L'a. U.S+.A.
SCHOOL REPORT
For U.S.S. No. 15, Hay and Ste -
Earl Fla, chard 55f,; Flossie Stelck marked (x) were absent for two or
more exam.
511, Gladwin Melick 496. Gordon Ho Sr. IV—Pearl Wolper 68; Joel
wald 438, Antionette Greasier 382, 13aker 60. I,
Albert IDiechert 279. I Sr. III—Olive Turnbull 73, Ethel
Jr. I—Roy Smith 450, Harvey Cl-. Wolper 48x, Herbert Keller 36x '
ausius 442, Hazel Uttley 351; Harry,MSr. II—Harold Keller 53x, Rhein -j
Foster 351. • ''hart Keller 52x, Otilla. Walper 49x1
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Tliurisday, February 'itIT. f9Zt•
The store with the Liberal Cash Dimon:
SAL
SALE
Of Granite Potato Pots
WE HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS' vi4TH TWO LEADING.•
MANUFACTURERS OF GRANITEWARE TO SACRIFICE DTIE
ING THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY THE FOLLOWING POT-
ATO POTS,
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Imperial—Reg. $1.65 Sale price ,990
C•anadaware—Reg. $1.75 for.. $1.25
THE. A$OVE RETAIL PRICES' ARE CON•SFDERABLY BELOW
REGULAR 'WHOLESALE PRICES AND SHOULD MOVE Tibor
OUT LIVELY AT THESE PRICES. BE. STi1RE AND .GET
YOURS BEFORE THEY ARE ALL GONE;.
COMPLETE STOCK OF SHELF AND H 'r•,AiVY HARDWARE.
SEE OUR LINE OF ,FURNITURE, IF WE. HAVE NOT IN
STOOK V\7•}I AIT YOU REQUIRE WE WILL, GET IT FOR YOU„
SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO
A. MELICK
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
Sil.. Jr—Margaret Haberer 276,i Sr. I—Janet Turnbull 89, Martha;
268, Armand Greni.er 202, Dorothy, 5:
Stelck 254; Beatrice Gascho 21.1, Gr-
ace Wolper 227, Stewart Koehler
143,
Jr. Pr. --Charles Thiel 232, Beta,
143, Albert Liebolda.nd
Rosa Zattel, absent. •
Z Mrs G. Kohler, Teacher,
Jr. III—Floyd K.ropf 83%, Cxraoe
Zettel 82; Cecil Uttley 80, Carl •Hlab
•
erer 77, Ruth Zettei 76. Greta Koeh-
ler 75, Napoleon Bedardrd 74, Nellda
Schwalm 60, George Greasier 55. Alec 1
Koehelr 50, Rose Albrecht 50, 'Er-.
tiny Dietrich 50. •
Sr. II—Helen -Thiel 85, Francies
e
Kipper 83, Glenn Walp P
Stewart Thiel 274, Alwyn Staubus Rader 85.
Sr.
Pr.—.
Jr. Pr.—Barry Willert 85.
I tenser on Roll 14.
Average attendance. 9
Lillian M. Wialker',.
Teacher,,.
Sarnras 80 Maiw Kochernrs 79;13y -
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1864 1924
Diamond Jubiiee Year
Make Your. Money Work Harder,
• A Dollar made is a Dollar, earned.- .Why not make your
money work- harder. You can now get;
5g% per annum, payable trace a year; in the good 'old Ear
on ,St,, Erie for 1, 2, or 3 yearsi, and 51,4% for 4 or 5. years, • or
51/1"/, per annum, payable twice a year, in; the Canada, Trust
Company for 1, 2, 3, 4C or the years. \ You can invest any
Annount over $100.00.
The total assets of both institurions at the end of 19103 was
over $42,000,000,0u6, thus assuring :you absolute ;3tfety ..tor
your funds.
'Dominion, Provincial and Victory Bonds!, bought, sold and
quoted.
MY MOTTO;—SERVICE AND _SAFETY
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
Have .You MADE YOUR WILL?
Painting
and Paper Hanging
I A.rn in a position to do aria
;And of paper hanging,
painting
i -g
graining and decbraLitt�. Prices for
hanging paper 15c. a roil,
TI. EICKM.EIER,
ZURICH, — ONT.
ion Ducharnie 73, Erin Yungblut, Thou opatiest thine hand, and
71, .�.dClin'z Flei�°chauer 67 Leopard Thou
the desire of every living
Smith 60, Laurettx Farb*ell r,4. itleli ling.—Ps. 145 ;16.
•+—•.
When he giveth quietness, who
then, can inake trouble?—Job 34;29.
O. NI O'Brien, Teaeher. And ye ish_i:li s^r l• me and find
Jr, IV—Iv ervyn Schwalrri 837,t id ate when ye shall s •;n ch for me
rttith all your heart.—JCr, 29;13.
The peoplet hat do know their
God •shall be strong, and do exp-
loits.—Dan. 11;32
�4+ -4.
Il'e that bath no rule over his
own ,spirit is like a city that is bro-
ken. down, and without h'all's.-.Prv.
25; 28,
Whatsoever thy Mand findeth to
do, do. It with thy might -Ecc1 9;10
+—et.
By, 'love serve one another—CA
51)4. a ▪ >
ar, cl. Bedard 59, Mitvern,a Geiger,' 55,
Roland Grenier 51:, Clarence Sxtiiith
50, Alber tHeideman. 45. Olins Fos-
ter 40.
wrenee Howald 78, Dennis'Bedard
74, Clarence Farwell 71. ;Stella C:il-
lfas 63, Russell Duch trm? 58., :Ei:zar
\Ionaseau 57, Edward Brenner 49,
Willie Liebold 47, Dorothy Zettel
n:• Neel),
and `\+r l.i. Stelck 45, Willie N b
Sr, III—Rose Li.ebold 70, Ei an -
or Fleieichatter 78, Franz ICricheir,s
13ualah Sarar.is 73, Wilfrid
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Dich
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arm: 64, Iaur,ne Schwalm h3,EarI
Thiel 62, Ruth Waiper 58, Floyd c
Poster 53, Wired Uttley 4.8, Gold'
ie Uttley absent.
Jr. III—Leclan:d Wiliest 68,Bruce
Koehler 61; Clare Meliclt 69+ Grace
Koehler, absent,
Freda Kalbfleisch, Teacher.
DR. JO$ v WARD
Chiropractic and Electrical Treat
' inents.—Eyes Examined
Main St., EXETER, Phone 70
Cdhusu.ltation and Examination Fres• ti
AT WALPER HOUSE, ZURICH'
Every Wednesday, 10 a.,m, to.4psis,
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T- HAT WE ARE ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE FOR
GOOD PRINTING'
THAT W1 t.:AN, SUPPLY YOU WITH PRINTED :WEDDING
INVITATIONS AND ANN O'U. CEMENTS
THAT WE VRINT CALLING CARDS; STATIONERS, SUCH
AS LETTERHEADS, BILLHEADS, ENVELOPES-- AND -
STATEMENTS
THATWC ARE AGENTS FOR TWO LEADING i'IIANUFACT
'URiaRS OI! COUNTER CHECK BOOKS, AND CAN SUP-
PLY AN 1' QUANTITY AND SIZE OP CHECK 1300Ii,S
THAT \\'E CARRY IN STOCK WRITING PAPERS, ENVEL-
OPE'S
N "JEL-OPE'S F\ Alt SIZES, CARD PAPERS, 04.111ION Ott
TRACING PAPER, SHIPPING TAGS, MEMORIAM
A':i'TON ERY, NOTE BOOKS, RECEIPT BOOKS IN TWO
SIZES, 'FOOLSCAP, .ETC„ ETC.
THAT WE P'I'LL YOUR ORDINARY SIZE INK. BOTTLE
WITH G001) FOUNTAIN PEN INK FOR 5c. 1,4A.1“1 -
GER.
'QUANTITIES AT BIGGER REDUCTIONS
T1lA'C WE PRINT POSTING BILLS, AUCTION
ALEPOS-
tIRSI lEtCANTILR POSTERS AND ALL klNpiAVi!
PRINTING OUI. SPECIALTY
ERALD OFFICE
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