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THE HERALD
ZURICH, ONT.
LOCAL NEWS
Mr::, and Mrs, G. Koe'hl'ev were
' lunday visitors at. Bayfield.
Mr. Geo. Koch of Dashwood was
'ria the village op Friday.
Messrs John Deichert and Philip
"Beaver motored to London -on Mon
slay
J. Gascho & Son are offering'
Some very attractive !specials for
'4"'e week only. Be sure and read
tem in the adv.and then aet.
Mr. J. Hey, Jr. rJ. wat to Pt.
'Miasma. the beginning of the week,
faking the effects of Mr. Chas• Gas-
Nsxnali who is moving there.
Dr. B. A. Campbell of Toronto
Vas in the village on Wednesday,
xttentling the 'funeral of his form-
er intimate friend; the late J. A.
illianvs. •
A. happy event was 'celebrated
:at the Sauble Line on i'donday of
dais week, when Mr. and Mrs. Benj.
harett•e • celebrated their golden
wedding. As ,space will not per -
it this week, next issue will give
-.ave a full account.
STORAGE E3ATTERi ES
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S,. Zurich, Ont. April 15th 1924
• The Zurich EggCircle which was or anw
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°izen sorne tier ago are,now ready to handle?
• (your eggs, either on , consignment or pool;
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'basis, For further particulars see the under -t
;signed who has been appointed ��nsPe'. 1
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A FAIR DEAL IS OTU, MOTTO
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WANTED
Life : Company with Head Of-
fice at Waterloo 'conleniplates op-
ening an Agency at Zurich.` One
representative wanted for .this lo-
cality. Good opportunities for
right man, with District Office sup-
ervision and assistance. Write P.
0. Box 175, Waterloo, Ont. 42-2
AUCTION SALE
Of Pasture and Hay on Zurich was injured' -ion Saturday last, wh
Fair Grounds on Saturday May 3rd, ile assisting innreparatiolis for Dr.
•Wood's sale. He was leading out
a fractious colt, assisted by two o-
ther men with ropes when suddenly
the horse bolted and kicked side-
ways inflicting an ugly wound in
)(me ,side of the vietiniryn head just
above the ear and in the vicinity
of the temple which necessitated
of her parents, Mr. and Mris. W.
J•. Stinson.
On Friday evening, April 25th,
a !splendid entertainment was pr-
esented to the public in the town
hall.
The many friends of Miss Freida
Talbot; who is •attending Stratford
Normal, are glad to know that she
is convalescing• lrfter a serious at-
tack of diptheria.
Robt. Orr, our local .merchant,
at 8 o'clock, p.m., at Walper House,
Zurich. Terms and particulars
made known at time of sale.
W. S. Johnston, President.
0. Klopp, Auctioneer. '
FOR SALE
A building 12?ci', well finished
inside, would make a,ine kitchen
garage or chicken house•. Phone
87-1. L. N. Denomy, tf42
is Battery 11eaJquariers
WITH USL STANDARD BATTER-
S .AND FROk' +'I1sR BATTERIES
We have 'a bride range in Price
that will fit gay pocketbook.
We can supply you with' .a good
"'Battery at a reasonable price, and
you quality we can stand
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Our 'Exhibit of Spring Millinery
rilia meeting withi wonderful appreci-
:�{t7olr from the ladies of this town
d vicinity. Women have been
h 1tahuuiast'ically delighted with the
^Misplay. The great -variety of
*:files• this season; affords every
Woman opportunity to obtain just
"' hat she is likely to consider her
vial hat. Large assortment and
Y-?ea'sonable prices are important
st ,etoris here.
Vera Siebert
ZURICH 4138.
NOTICE
I have been appointed agent
'le this dr'steict for the Ontario
'tea
person
Pr
ode ',s
�rtrh�..r P Any p
regi, Y_^b fertilizer this spring will do
sell
-o see rno ' erase giving your
e d::r. J. C. Saluron, R.R. 3, Zur-
lith,' phone 25-81. 4135
Wrr.NTED
A limited. number of cattle for
aatura will be' taken in for the
ason, ata reasonable price. G+ioc'l
faring Water. Apply to Herb.
lsejardine of Hy. Wiainer, Zurich.
Ighe t P kes' Paid C
a
cord Ing to quality"
,GASH • OR TItAt)l1
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t,+ihone or write for prices to . t17.
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en. tuffs
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�i. C',- WAGNER, Proprietor,
the use of !several 'stitches, one art-
ery yeas' grazed rind other very 'sig
nifica'.nt damage done to the iscalp
and blood vessels which makes it
reeessary for the. injured man to.
lie a>asulutely stilt,
ASIIWC)O'�, SAUBLE LINE SOUTH
Ant auction !sale consisting of 35 Mr. Max.Turnbull made a bus
head of cattle will be held at Zim- ines's trip) to Sarnia on Wednesday.
me.r's Hotel, Dashwood, on Satin- Mrs. Chas. Guenther who 'spent
day May 10th. Watch for further a few weeeks with her parents, Mr.
particulars and bill's. Arthur We- and Mrs. J. Luther, has returned
bar, Auctioneer. George Merrier to 'hien home in Exeter.
Clerk. Miss Melvina. Scla;rde is visiting
T. Burkhart of Cleveland with her aunt Mrs. G:a''ser at Sluplot l
visited in town last week. '+. anti TMs, Ltline 'Taylor of
Mr. and Mrs. Schenk and fancily BrItesteld `vett.•ed friends along the
lie* la5�t Sunday.
Mrs. John, Luther is under the
visited in Stratford on Sunday.'
Mr. and Mrs. G. Oe'streicher !at-
tended 'conference in New Harnb- doctor's care, we hope for a 'epe-
urg last weel; edy recovery. •
Mr. Jacob Schroeder is attend- Miss Pepper • of Brucefield has
ing the funeral Of his 'sister at Pi again resumed, her duties as tea-
sh•£rvil1' cher of; S.S. •No..',11.
Mrs.Miller has returned 'afters Muss Melba Turnbull has retur-
spending ;he winter with her dau- nod to h Warner,ii ` s thiel. with'.
ghte.r Mrs. Shore at Woodbridgry. ;
Miss Finlay of Blake is visiting his daughter ' Mi' , Fred. Kading.
at the horn^ of J. C. Reid. i Mi'. Albert Hendrick is enlarging'
Mr. nn l Mrs Statlebauer of Lon- his fruit orchard considerable by
don and Mr. and Mrs. V. Heywood : the addition of 400 more 'peach
of Exeter, spent Sunday with Mr trees.
and Mrs. P. Kraft. j Quite a number from around h
Miss Rose Guenther of London , here have been laid up with an
visited her parnets, on Thursday. ;rattier of La Grippe.
Mrs. Hopkins of St. Thomas sp- .SeedinL operations are now in
ent Easter holidays with her Bis- , full swing,
ter Mrs. Wm. Stade.
Miss Marjorie Jennison spent the l CREDITON
Mr. and 14:irs. Fred Rinl.ert of l The fire department had a run
Thedford visited in town on Sun -,hast week to the home of Mrs. She --
day. i ardown when the roof caught fire
Nits E. Richmond 'spent Sunday, from the chimrrwy. The prompt
at her home in Blyth. I action of the neighbors .succeeded
Mr. Gordon Call"as of Sarnia via - ,.in putting it out before the pump
'ited int his vicinity on Sunday. arrived,
Miss Oliva Welton hg's returned, Miss Orme, Miss Tenny and rNM,
after ;spending the winter in Pori- 'i.'enny ars visiting Dr. and 14Irs.
Huron. i Orme, ,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Morenz are vis-. G. Mawhinney- left to attend the
iting in Galt.' ,Trustees' O nventinn as a delegate
> Mr. and Mrs, Hurdle of London •i'rnm Crediton public school.
Week -end .with Laura M. Reid.
spept Sunday with Mr, and Mrs..; iIv. and ales. Watson and fame
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rest. rt*r s sent ,
. K rat h holiday 1 a with 74 r
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r B. Gossman of Detroit, is , Mrs. n'
•M . Bi Jos. Heist.
visiting friends in town. iris..Tr 1To1i-znr,,i and Mrs.
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:.71,t1 Mrs. Harry Harris left 'Holtzman returned from Detroit.
last week for their home in Sarna. At the 'closing of th.e,«ser.vices of.
after spending the winter in town.; the Methodist chinch ` nriday etre
Mrs. H. Elsie is visiting in Sar -,:ening iseveral lantern 'slides were
axle.
Messrs. Otto and Rhin. Willie t I2. clio f +u.a warn given a treat
and i1I'rlfre' d.�Iern•cr left Monday 'last Tuesday erre WherrMiss Merle
for Dctroi:t. , (:lark oft hit place played tea-.
Mother'a Day and Go to Sunday;rral piano selectioons from the
Sch000l Day ,will be held on May London Free Press broadeasting st-
11th in the Evangelical church. A a ,tion,.
very appaopria.te program is be- i Chris. Rau, of Crediton, had the
ing prepared. , misfortune to have his leg broken
What might have bon a ser- at the ankle last week.
Jou .sfire oocured on Sunday • ,a-, Mrs. Conrad Kuhn is quite i11
bout noon tvhcn a spark from the at her home here and under the
crli ,n yeti o=, Mi. C. S°.e.nha ;en's ho- doctor's care.
use caught fire with the -'shingles;
on the roof. It was noticed in' 1 X T
ti'n'e and. immediately extingulshecl.
'Kay, (laughter+ of Mr. and IrTrei. W.
TI. Kay of Exeter W.
united hi
Marriage °iage to Frani. W. Price of Tore
oiZtU. Cl?e ceremony wars perfor-
ated in. Detroit. • •
After an illnes'e extending os*er
fens •years, following 'a- fall from,
la lscaffold in which lt0 tatru0k his
breast bone, which developed in-
to tuberculosis of the bone, the
death occua+ed at hia homey Main St.:
on April lith, of Curtis Harries,,
gaged 56 years, 2 months and 3
day's, , The late Mr. Harness eves
born near Port Hope and came to
Exeter when, :a boy with his par-
ents, and had resided here 'since.
COUNTY NEWS
The by-law to raise $58,000 for
theremodelling' of the .Goderich
Collegiate having passed the con-
tract has been let to ' John Avery
and Son of Mitchell.
Harry Porter =after being in poor
health fore a year died at hishorne
on April 18th!, . at 80 years of age.
ille had been; a resident of Mit-
c hell for 33 years,
Win. Baird :of Parkhill, died at
his home on Main St. on Monday
last in his 80th year. He lived in
Parkhill for 59 years, was assessor
and nii,21 carrier for a Verne,
The home of R..1. Cluff on High
at., Clinton; Was completely gut-
ted by ,fire about ten o'clock, last
Thursday morning, the cainse was
appa,ren'ly defective wiring. Ne-
arly all eth furniture on the 1st
Floor was 'saved.
Seaforth is soon to vote on three
bylaws; The Bell by-law, asking a
fited ;assessment of $5,000 for ten
years; the Canada Furniture bylaw
asking a fixed a'ssessment of $12,-
000 for a eimilar term and the Hur
en Flour Mills bylaw, asking the
town -to a narantee bonds of the
cornpany for t1i .amount of fifteen
year y :vid to grant a fixed assess-
ment for ten years.
Mrs. Kay of Kincardine, who was
so sariottely hurt whenhpr husb-
and was shot to death by a dem-
ented man at their hone over a
year ago, wast he winner of the
district 's •icond price in the Lon-
don Advertiser contest recently.
The prize Was $1,000 in cash.
4n quiet. wedding took place at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Robt.
Bell, Seaforth, ' on Tuesday, April
22nd, when their only daughter,An-
na, Matilda, became the bride of
Roy C. Anderson, only 'son of Mrs.
Anderson and the late T. S. And-
erson of Hamilton. The ceremony
which was performed in the liarrag
rooiii tilllld hOlyer nr
Easter lil-.
res ani rase8, wti. a performed by the
Rev, IA Larkin; D.D.
the death occured at Clinton, of
Mrs -Robt. Thompson, a pioneer,
at the age of 84 years,, she ha,d been
affected with total blindness for
some years, borne in .Ireland she
`came to a•oderich Tp. as a child
and ,ten' ;gears ago to Clinton. Five
daughters and two 'sons survive.
John Roszler . of the Township
of .Stephen; has a ewe on his farm
that gave birth, to a lamb a few
days_ ,ago weighed eighed nineteen
pounds. This is a rare occurance
The God,eriehf ratepayers pas-
sed aby-law last week by a ma-
jority of 50 to enlargen the High
School to, the extent of $56,000. ,
We have already tlurnedout Many
Smart New Baits. Have you seen
they
HAVE YOU NO'T'ICED THE NEW FABRICS WE ARE DISPLAY+++.
TNG? HAVE YOU NOTICEmf;THE CHARACTER WE ARE ' PUTT.•
TNG INTO OUB SPRING SUITS? HAVE YOU NOTICED IOW`
WELL THEY PIT?? WHEN SOME OF YOUR .FRIENDS ° TELL YOrt
THEIR SUITS WERE MADE BY WUERTIII EXAMINE THEIR CLOi1IR .
ES CLOSELY. NOTICE EVERY DETAIL ABOUT TH• IVL THEP
STYLE, THE FIT, • THE LINING{ THE FINISH IS DI.FI+'ERBNITI,
OUR CUSTOMERS ARE PROUD OP THE CLOTHES WE TURN 01.111 -
FOR THEM, THEY LIKE TO COMPARE OUR CLOTHES Nonni
OTHER MAKES, IF YOU ARE NOT ALREADY ACQUAINTED -
WITH OUR CLOTHES ASK SOME OF YOi7R :FRIENDS ABOUT TEE
THEY WILL GLADLY'.PUT YOU WISE THAT WE KNOW 1101W TO -
MAKE CLOTHES AT REASONABLE PRICES.
• I tF'AND REPAIRING
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DO DRY CLEANING, PRESSING w.
YOU WILL LIKE OUR WORK.
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�e AND THE MACHINE COMPANIES WANT IN•TBRE7"1` Ohl 'i!UIT ..
+ CUSTOMERS' NOTES. WE HAVE A FEW PIECES IN STOCK '
WHICH WE WILL SELL AT LAST YEARS' PRICES, ALSO
LLESS INTEREST. IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US IBEPORE as
YOU BUY. �. ,�,
s4 FOLLOWING ARE THE GOODS ON HAND AT LAST YEAR'S q
Wagon i 1 DeLaval Cream Separator i
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PRICES TO MAKE ROOM FOR GARAGE WORK.
• 1 a on '
1 Bissell Disc Harrow 1 Peter Hamilton Ouitivator . •
1 riding plow ° • 2 Fleury Walking` plows. 4;
1 tractor plow at $;110.00 t1
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"GENUINE FORD PARTS"
always in stock:
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SPRING,. TIME WHEEL TIME
Let 1924 Ee a Bicycle Year
Tires From
Ei4SALL.
Mr. arid Mrs. Walter Lindenfield
of St. (iath;lrine:s', visited the for-
mei s nare�rtg';
Mr.-I!red hese .hil$ purchased a
new Ford Sedan. •
The shipments of onions is over
from thie st .tion and Hensall this
spring has again 'Sustai,aed its re-
putation as headquarters for the
growing a•,ic�l slipm'nt of onions. •
Mrs R Donaldson and Grace,
aro slatting, rn ative'S in Toronto.
r a _ el M's„ O:iver iGeiger, •o
Bridge -pert, 'spent. a +few days with
the e p gents there. f
tli� 'tie 4Iorggarth; ;who, has 'v 6ti rl.;.. - use,,,
Tubes From
100 to 1.50
SEE THE NEW CLEN.ELA.ND SPORT MODEL, WHICH HAS ,TLIST:,
ARRIVED: PRICE' F OM $35,00 TO ,-; ;L',^n. WE ALSO HAVE rta
CO:a!i.PLETE LINE t.)1+' TIRES, TUBES ANO ACCESSORIES.
HESS
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1£ at i1LUn tfor Toronto.
t_]i left T i n
b ;�
;,o • a : 'i ' o lit=on.
Th 1'i1urlass Jonas Players, 1 of
sw.s Lra-•.'`•i , :. wive /an entertainm-
ent in , ..i ,)W1a H;r.il,..an Friday
eve.May end,`>under the auspices
if , hereh.
„a . i drench of the U.F'
shown: on, tli ^,lif of Christ. 110. hare npeeet u?) s warehousr
in th o".d .l rn Ueoriae Hotel and
..t,';+ re arse on Saturday, Mon-
day, Weed, and Thursday.
Om. ::Ir ua. •ustees are consid-
m 'lee, o t.1OVId ng more
or'i.ia i ;i and had an architect look- ti
ing into th? matter, and in the near
sfeti1`' Wiil either have to enlna h,'+.
the present bhixilding remoddeling
ki.`yof put un lin n rty- building ad-
eissits to Meet the ref uiv'cm'uls...
eft•. and Mrs, Thos. Dickson, of
all's Tillage, received on Tuesday-
hurried message that their daugh-
ter Ma ii::i, tars. Geo. Glenn, a few
miles .nort;lr, was suffering from ai'
were, Lrr<, ,rr ' appendicitis.
We regret to .learn, that Joohn
Berry heal beeen; quite poorly.
Ma Congr3gation ,of 'Carmel
?church are looking forward to their
•annual anniversary ",services on
Sunday, May 4th, with Brea t in-
terest.
brisO Jessie Bachman has been
visiting for smite time with her
'si'ster, Mary, In New York State,.
Mr. Wei. Fee is having •a cement
driveway put in to hie premises"
from the street,
Miss Mary :Ero,ggarth returned to
.'Coro.i.to.: after sda"t'ng+ at her hong
Mr- and miss. 11 3111' r)f i7e'' Mrs,. Saxon ,Fitton, who has bo
troit sj;^nt tlt':• eek -end with the _rl in Victorls! Hospital, c •
1atttr'a parents, Mr. and Mae. hy. e R �, i, al, M,. coedit
for some time in a 'serious condit-
Rader:. ion from the effects of an oper-
"Mis;s Thelma Elsie spent last we- ation, has 'shown 'slight improve-
ek visiting friends in Zurich. merit during the past week.
Mr, Levi Hamacher Ieft for Do -
Mrs. Jonah Simms, while attend-
troit on Monday. • ing to her dut'es at her home the
Miss Rose Rader of Detroti le past ' misfortune her i.arerats, p week, had the .misfortune to
g 1 .. fall 004 a stool andbreak herleft
• arni at the 'wrist.
BAZPI1 LD
+ R. N'. Rowe, who hats been, in
Victoria Hospital, London, for 'Bev -
Walter Westlake is; . ;building a oral weeks un.dergoin r operations
cement garage on the lot he re- was able to return, to his hone on
recently bought :of W: Dixon, next :Friday last.
40 Robt. Dell aty's+ 1 A. quiet wedding was 'eoloi nized
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Fez Eve;syPurpose -lac Es ,-Fess
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rite -to Hese. . Office felonfren,i fee es a Booklet•.
HOME PAINTING MADE.' EAS
SOLD 8'?
-Mrs: Prenti's, Toronto, Margaret on 'Sa,tur.d47y, .April •.l9th, ;.it 11 berry, ILIA was. ao.eonipaitiecl
aby
cid Davit] '?reat.s. sefr' the ,gwits rn`clok a.nii .when,_Miss Lillian r O
1, o� �• lie:.» :3J.,1 Geit1u;i..r
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or how small a quir,'.ity you have for.snli'. Enquire regallarlyfort
prices.
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i".For delivery in May id June. We are looking... for high prices :-r,.
longt hrough these months, Now is the time to layyour seri:"
Inc producing broilers, information' gladly 'lane, .
g y given. Waite; 1a'hone
4. or call personally.
Eggs graded aceordia ; to Government Standard.
Poultry bought according to• weight and
g quality,
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