Zurich Herald, 1924-04-03, Page 4a
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', hule:40.y April 3rd, 1924
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A. DVI B'MIN a leAri,o
allied Wednesday noon from the;
iltitilteiiliaineous. articles of not
than. Sive lines, For Sale, To
*eat, or Wanted, Lost, Found, etc„
insertion 25-a.
"address all communications to
Display Advertising -Made known
403 application..
tt'ay asoma,—One insertion 50e
insertions $1,00.
arm or Real Estate for »sale
"41) for first month, .$1 or each sub-
eeeeent insertion.
At1CTION SALES—$2 per single
Assertion; if not over five 'Melees
Aimee
th.
:IStfeective after Jan. 1st. 1020
THE HERALD
° ZURICH. ONT.
STORAGE BATTERIES
HERE
Is Battery Headquarters
WITH USL STANDARD BATTER-
S AND FRONTIER BATTERIES
elee have 'a wide range in Price
What will fit any pocketbook.
We can supply you with a good
k3attery at a reasonable price, and
gave you duality we 'ean stand
behind. t-43
IL S. Wein—Dashwood
NOTICE
I have been appointed agent
‘tor this district for the Ontario
;Fertiliser Products. Any person
lenyiirig fertilizer this 'spring will do
tell to see me before giving your
Wider.. ' 3. O. Salmon, R.'R. 3. Zur-
e:411, phone .25-81. tf35
splay of Beautiful
MILLINERY
Our Exhibit of .Spring Millinery,
eao meeting with wonderful : appreci
?nation from the ladies of this town
:raid vicinity. Women have i,een
=irtisusia'stically delighted- with the
-display. The .gist variety of
telets this season, affords every
woman opportunity to obtain just
What she is likely to consider her
eideal hat. Large assortment and
:Seasonable prices are important
_testators here.
Vera V Wart
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GRAND BEND
Walter Stattonl, who has • been'
'Whiting his father for some time
teeft `for his home in the west.
Herman Gi11 went to London o'1
3®qday to attend ?the Masonic
eiodn e.
The poles arrived here last we -
„k for the street lighting.
'H. Green, ;'he has been in Port
•'1` _uron or some :irne, returned to
Vete `'1:erae,
SCHOOI. REPORT
O S S, No. 15, Hey' end Steph-
ts.'1r'thr month of February.. Th-
ose re reed (x) -vete al7scnt for
Kno ' than two 'e> ,nyinations.
*V—Peart Walper 63.
erne 62,
,�,�9,
Sr. III—Olive Turnbull 74, Ethel
tVeyper+ ':b; ellerbertKeller 14.
Sr. II Otilla Wainer 71, Rhin -
/kart rt Keller 70; Harold Beller 66,
14ence Kenney 10.
Sr. I—honours Janet Turnbull
:I7, etartlue Rader 79.
Sr, Pa.—Horn•—Everett Stebbins
;96, , rletta Wniper 93.
Jr. Primer; lion.-lietrR% iY iffier t
e'ii"eneeer on. roll if.
aleverage attendance 11
Lillian. M. Walker, Teacher;
IDAHWOOD.
Mr. and Mrs. Yates of Sarnia
eats visiting with (Mr. and Mee Hy.
aerate
Mies Beloeen Guenther visited in
'ritehrner last week.
Mr. Wm, Milson who 'speet the
eStiertetein Detroit has, returned, '
i ahers ;eyrta'. Hoifitio*.y of London
• mpent the week -end with her par-
gets.'
Mr. Chester Geiser is spending
lids week ib. 'Toronto.
Mrs. W. J. 'Yager is visiting in
bxingritl,e.
Revival meetings are hr*ter coil.
dartt nd, in the Evangelical ebureh
thin t -cele.
Mr,: and 'erre , E. Reseeeet i's' o•'
410,NAl .,.r; forth Dalt° tr, .ar- visiles
Wig Mt vicinity.
WANTED
A limited number of cattle for
pasture will be taken in (or thea
Season; et a reasonable price;. Good
spring water. • Apply to Herb..
Disjardine of Hy. Welper, Zurich.
CRET>JTQN.
;Miss Laura Clark underwent an
operation for appendicitis and i5
doing nicely.
Mrs. Bauer is very ill at her
home here. Her daughters from
'Michigan were called to her bed-
side.
Harold Young, of London; sp-
ent the week -end in the village.
Miss Oeaitreicher lof Loudon, vis-
ited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
H, Oestreicher.
On Thursday eve., •.April ,3rd, in
tithe Methodist church; the pastor
Rev. D. McTavish will Lecture .on:
"The Luggage of Life" Into this
Luggage the speaker -will endeav-
or to pack sa11 that -is necessary for
a happy and prospei'ou's journey
from the bottle of milk to quiet the
babe in the Dirk to the consciousn-
ess of Dinine Presence, that thro
ugh passing through the ('Valley
of the' shardow of death; Frea no
Evil. t`
EXETER
Word has been received that
Mrs. Wm. Snell of Winnipeg:' a
former wellknown resident of Ex-
eter, is at present quite ill at her
home in, that pity.
Mrs. S. Fitton went to London
to undergo an aoperation.
Mrs. H. a1t7 Anderson of Sault
Ste Marie is here owing to the ill-
ness of her mother, Mrs. B1ath-
ford.
R. N. ,Rowe, (vho has been in
'Victoria Hospital, London, Or the
:past couple weeks, .underwent the
major operationefor ibis .trouble, on
Friday last, the operation being
a. success.
If Libby, MeNeall & Libby of
Chatham can secure acreage for the
growing of cucumbers forepicklers,
iiia this district, they will establish
a. pickle salting ligation here.
Bagshaw & Eals'ton who have be-
en co'snducting a partnership in
the livery busin(ess here for some
time, have mutually agreed to diss-
olve, which t000k ;effect last week.
Mr. Bagshaw will •contiplue the bus-
iness.
The annual ;meeting of the Ex-
eter Bowling Club ;has been held,
and the treasurer's report 'showed
a 'substantial balance after all cur-
rent accounts were ,paid. -a The tr-
easurer was authorized to send $2
to the. Wiee.B.A«. and J. +A. Stew-
art was chosen vs -representative.
Election of offiseers was as 'follows -•years, . CATTLE -1 aged .cow eup-
Pres, 'SI, Specimen; Vioe-prey. Dr
G, F, Roteston; Sec. -R. N. Creech
As+it-9'e„ G. Anderson; treas. T,
T. Woods.
HENSALL.
Miss B. Ashton, of Gerrie has
again engaged with E. Rennie, of
.the old established 'Store as, mill-
iner,
T1*? many friends. of Rev. De,
'Colin Fletcher, of the village, will
be sorry to' learn thin he ha's been
suffering from a 'severe cold dur-
ing the past \week or 'soul and is
confined to his room,
The members of the 'Horticult-
ural Society will 'meetin: the eoun-
c:ui chambers on Tuesday eve, AP
ria Sthf or organization.; when it is
expected that Wm. Harty of Sea -
forth it*ill be present, who is so well
posted and an ;authority on flow-
er culture. r'
Glen, Broadfoot has been transfer'
ed from the Sterling Bank, here to
the Goderich agency of the same
bank, and his place here has been
taken by John Steacy, who has be-
en in the Varna agency.
Mrs. John Pope of Preston ies
here visiting friends where she has
a dwelling property.
We regret to learn that Mils, Jc
Glenn of the village has' been 'ser-
iously ill for a few weeks.
Mr. 3. W. Ortwein was called
to London last week owing to the
death of his brother-in-law Mr.
Cossey, who evas a'sphixiated,
'PM late late Mira. Webber, whole ma-
iden name ova's Louis Beneugle,
passed away in her 69th year on
Wednesday, March 19th. Although
she had been in declining health for
several years,, 'she was only con-
fined to her bed about six weeks
during which time she suffered a:
good deaf, but very patiently. Her
remains were interred in the Hen-
sall Union Cemetery on the 21'st.
hTe 'services was-condu.Gted at the
home by the Rev. • 3. A. McConnell
who paid a high tribute • to the asp-
lendid life and .character of the de-
ceased vs wife, mother and asea fri-
end. The :service was largely at-
tended.
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm, Farm Stock and Inip-
lem,ants, 2;G miles east of Zurich;
on Lot 20, con. 7, Hay Township on
Friday, April 11th', at 1 o'clock,,p.
m. sharp the following—
HORSES-1 bay horse resing 10
yrs., 1 Percheron mare, rising 9
yrs; 1 gelding rising 5 yrs, 1 . iron
grey mare rising 4 yrs; grey eel -
ding rising 1 -yr; ' 1 grey mare xis
ing 2 yrs.; 1 baydriver,
rising
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SPRING TIME WHEEL TI
Let 1924 Be a Bic3 C1e Year
Tires From
posed to be, in, calf, 3 fresh cows
just freshened rising 4 yrs; 1 cow
r'isin,g, 4 Yrs. duan in June; e farrow
cows rising 5, .1 farrow rising 6
yrs; 3 steers rising 3 good cond-
ition for grass, 3 Heifers rising 2
yrs; 8 calves rising .1 yr; 3 suck-
ing calves about 3 weelks,some
decks, IMPLEMENTS — 1Vt. TI,
binder, McCormick mower; Max-
well hay 'Loader nearly new, 1 10
foot steel rake, International dr-
um steel xol'1er nearly new, spring
tooth cultivator, Oliver bean cult•.
ivator with puller attached nearly
new, Frost & rWood disc throw -out
walking plow, big ,gen••, plow, 4 -
section. harrows, 5 -section double -
tree, hoe drill with grass seeder,
horse Iseuffler, fanning mill, pulp -
per, 1200-lbe scale, wagon, 'sett of
Sleighs," buggy, hay rack, Portland
cutter, gravel box, britchen harn-
ese,'set of light harness, collars, do-
ubietreest beck yokes.
On the same day there will be'
offered • for 'sale 100 acres farm le
mile east and !second farm south
'with bank barn 4060 with :cement
silo, large !supply tanks, water in
house and barn. Pranve house with
'kitchen) windxniil with plenty of
water, well fenced and drained, 70
acres in grass and balance plou-
ghed.. Terms -10% to be paid s t
day Of 'sale, balance can be arran-
'ged with the proprietor, Mr. Zach-
arias Disjardine.
TERMS OF CHATTELS—All su-
ms of $10 and under -cash', over that
amount 7 months credit will - be
given on furnishing approved jo-
int notes. 5% discount allowed for
cash on credit amounts.
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
W. S. Johnston, Clerk.
Herbert Disjardine, Proprietor.
AUCTION SALE
Of Farcy Farni Stock and Imp-
lements. The 'undersigned auct-
ioneer has been instructed to sell
by public e auction nt, Lot 9, Con.
2, Stanley Townshin, 2 males west
of Kipper, on TUESDAY, APRIL
8th, Commencing at 1.00 o'clock,
sharp,t he following ;—
HORSES—Grey P•ercheron mare
9 yrs. old, Black percheron mare 9
vrs; Black Percheron gelding 3 yrs.
Black Percheroe frilly 2 yrs. driver
quiet and reliable, good third horse
CATTLE—Cow 4 . yrs. freshened in
'February;. Cow 5 yrs. due to fred
Shen in October; Coty 8 yrs; Hei-
fer3 yrs; Heifer 2 yrs; Steer 2
ere; 3 yearsting steers; 2 calves;
PIGS -Sow with litter' 2 weeks old
5 chunks. IMPLEMENTS—McCor-
mick binder; McCormick mower;
McCormick hors-: rake; cultivator;
Seed drill; roller; set disc; 4esec-
tion harrows; Scuffles; turnipdrill).
2 walking plows, cutting box, :!set•
sleigh's,' Clinton fanning mill and
bagger; wagon box, • .•ravel box,
''ai'ay rack,,•stock rack, root pulper,.
4.�.
hog •crate, democrat with pole, i,o-
ad cart, open buggy, set team bar
nes's, • Set plow harness, set single
•harness, 2 horse collars, 'logging
chain, Block and rope wire stret-
cher, work bench and vice, De
Lav'a1 cream separator,. Daisy eh -
urn, large; washing machine, 9
bunches 'shingles, quantity of lum-
ber, quantity of hay and potatoes,
glass cupboard and other house-
hold effects, forks, 'shovels and o-
ther articles. Positively no reser-
ve as 'proprietor is giving up far-
ming owing to ill health.
TERMS—All earns of $10 and un-
der cash, over that amount 10 mon-
ths credit given on furnishing ap-
Tube rom
00 to 1.50
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SEE 'THE NEW CLEVELAND SPORT MODEL, WHICH 17AS JUST
ARRIVED. PRICES FROM $35.00 TO 6;55.00. WE ALSO HAVE A
COMPLETE LINE OF 'TIRES, TUBES AND ACCESSORIES.
HESS
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•a' We are in a position to take all your egga no matter how large*
or how small a quantity you have for sale. Enquire regularly for'4.
prices. �'
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3000 Hens ail. d Bro h t yrs Wan ted. L
} For delivery in May and June. We are looking for high prices,a-•
longt hrough these month's. Nov is the time to lay your pians °
for producing broilers. Information gladly. given. Write, phoney-:
'` or eall personally.
Eggs graded accordins to Government Standard.
'
Poultry bought aecoraing to weight and quality.
REID & Co.
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T, ;FI'. JOHNS DASHWOOD, 0NT.
Manager
It pays to ,T1e
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• M,PLL'TE FLOOR FIJI SH
, cathing li/ce it For Hardwood Floors
It wears like iron
Write to Head Office, Montreal for Free Booklet
140M PAINTING MADE EASY
SOLD BY
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proeed joint notes, or a discount
of 4 per Bent allowed for cash.
DESCRIPTION OF FARM— The
farm omelets of 100 acres, on which
is erected a g ood bank barn 4006
ft, eena'ent floors, good concrete ho-
use, hard and !soft water, good
furnace with full 'sized bz'sexnent,
modern, convenience's. Farah' is
well watered With spring creek and
2 wells, 10 acres good bush, mostly.
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maple, 1014 acres' fall wheat, Good'
ouung orchard, 25 acreis fall plow-
ed, well Aundorel.railacc1 aied in high
state of cultivation,
TERMS OP ,SALE -10 per dent of
purchase price down on day orf
sale, balance can be 'arranged oe
easy terms,: Paai'ni 'solei, 'subject to
reserve bid.
Walter 3, Stevens, Proprietor.
G. H. Elliott, Auctioneer,
Have You Seen Them?
We have already turned . out many
Smart
an -
Smart New Suits. Il give you seen
them
HAVE YOU NOTICED THE NEW rABRICS WE ARE DISPLAY'®.
ING4 HAVE YOU NOTICED THE CHARACTER WE ARE PUTT-
ING INTO OUR SPRING SUITS? HAVE YOU NOTibED HOW
WELL THEY 'PIT? WHEN SOME OF YOUR FRIENDS TELL YUe
THEIR SULTS WERE MADE BY WUERTI'i EXAMINE THEIR CLOTH-
ES CLOSELY. NOTICE EVERY DETAIL ABOUT THEM. T1
STYLE, THE PIT, THE LINING; THE FINISH IS DIF.["EREN1Te
OUR CUSTOMERS ARE PROUD OF THE CLOTHES' WE TURN Oil''
FOR THEM, THEY LIKE TO COMPARE OUE CLOTHES WITS
OTHER MAKES. IF YOU ARE NOT ALREADY ACQUAINTED
WITH OUR CLOTHES ASK SOMEIJF YOUR;FRIENDS AB0UT••THEllt
THEY WILL GLADLY PUT YOU WISE THAT WE KNOW HOMY TO
MAKE CLOTHES AT REASONABt,E PRICES.
WE ALSO DO DR ? CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING,
YOU WILL LIKE OUR WORK -
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E.:E. Wuerth, T filer, Zurich
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1 Farm Machinery
HAS ADVANCED IN PRICE
d' ,`mss.
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e AND THE MACHINE COMPANIES WANT INTEREST ON THE ,t
+ CUSTOMERS' NOTES. WE HAVE A FEW PIECES IN STOCK •;,
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3 WHICH
WE WILL SELL AT LAST YEARS' PRICES, ALSO eee
+ LESS INTEREST. IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US BEFORE .
t .YOU BUT,4
4, FOLLOWING ARE. THE GOODS- ON HAND AT LAST YEARt'' e
PRICES TO MAKE ROOM FOR GARAGE ` WORK. 1.-
+
4. 1 Wagon 1..DeLaysl Cream Separator
+ 1 Bissell Disc Harrow 1Pater Hamilton. Cultivatoo
4. 1' riding' plow 2 Fleury Walking . plows_
1 tractor plow at $110.00
THESE ARE ALL NEW GOODS. +.
• GARAGE! EARA GE!
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Mr. Peter Iiroff, mechanic
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4. "GENUINE FORD PARTS" always in stock I
L. A. lirind Zurich Olit.
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';ire
have been appointed Exclusive
Distributors in this district for the
1924 Season for the famous
Ames Hoiden Tires & Mbes
and will carry a complete stock
Let us book your order now for delivery ,
in April,. or May. We will guarantee
our present prices for Spring delivery if
you place your order at once.
Arnes Holden Tires need no recommendation from us. - All
you need do is to
"COI PARE THE WEAW1H.
Li A. PRANG
Zurich's Leading .Tire Slop
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