Zurich Herald, 1925-04-16, Page 4,n.
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ZURICH HERALD
Reports on
Canada's
Crops
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At frequent intervals throughout
the season the Bank of Montreal
issues reports on the progress of
the crops in Canada. These re-
ports, telegraphed to headquarters
from the Managers of the Bank's
600 Branches, cover every Proe
ince and form a reliable index of
crop conditions.
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The reports are furnished free.
Upon request at any Branch of Fire
Bank your name will -be placed on
our mailing list,
BANK OFMONTREAL
Total Assets in -Excess of $700,000,000.00
Mr. .and Mrs, i4 ••Q r„ty,beil
Il2r and Mrs, J. WN Graybeli
Mi Iierb Wein !has purchzse
the property of the 'late Mr; Oia
Steinhagen.
Mr. and Mie. M. Brown of Zur-
rob ealieclon friends) in the village
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Sunday.•
Rev. 'C,.Schrag of Zurich called
S oia friends in the village on Sat-
urday. t
at-urday.t•
Mr. and Mrs, ,Chris, Bechler and
family, (accompanied by Mr. ;and
Mrs Joe Beclrler spent Sunday
with ,friends in the village.
Muss Margaret Douglas IS i$pend
ing the holidays under the par-
ental roof,
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
SAUBLE LINE ,NOTES
Preparations are being Made
a band concert to b„ „held in ,'ti
leas future.
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Mr, and Mrs, Henry Schroeder
entertained Ia number of tfriends
on Thursday evening honor of Miss
Lena Steinhagen ,prior to her de-
parture for Exeter, where; ;chewill
make her home with her !sister,
Mrs, J. Davis. During the evens
ing Miss Steinhagen was /pr:esent-
ed with a sum of money, rafter wh-
ich refreshments were 'served.
The ladies Aid ;fo the Lutheran
church are hloding.. a .hot !supper.
in' the basenrinet of ,the ,church on
Tuesday evening, April 21st. t~
Mrs. J. K. Ehlers—Greetings;
PRESENTATION 1
We, ,the members of the
Evangelical Ladies' Aid fo ,Dash-
wood, have met to convey to you
our best wistties prior to your de-
parture to Zurich. Your leaving
has 'onto to our ;notice and were
surprised at the sadden taeparture
Ifo,wever, be assured` that ive hope..
and prayer thlat you will be of
real !service its your new, horrie and
church. We shall continue our
prayers for yoi and trust that you,
will not forget ups .among whom
you wore associated for many ,yes
ars in the service of the Masten
We are aware that .we have• no
abiding city, but we 1 seek one
whose builder and maker is God.
Will you kindly accept this small.
gift as a token of our eslteem.
Think of urs; when it goes well with.
you .and in .trials be assured that
our prayers are ever with you.
So that when our earthly course is
run...we may; all see the end fo a
Christian life, s
Signed in behalf of the Evangel.
icai Ladies 't id;
M'rs. D. Tiernan, Pres.l
March 9th, 1925,
Dashwood,
MARTIN —SENOUI"
WOOD -LAC STAIN
for Furniture -Floors A )Vood cork
Write to Head Office, Mootr'eal For Free Booklet .
NOME PAINTING MADE EASY
SOLD BY
A. Nlelick,-Zurich.
This Spring is to be
a Fancy Shirtin
Season
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The plain dyed shirtings that have
been popular during the past few sea-
sons, have been conductive toprice
cutting. Now is the time to get good
shirts for less money
LE)1uerth Tailor- Zuich
Men's Furnishings
WHERE THE GOOD CL OTTIES COME FROM,
DASHWOOD
Mr, Reiner Guenther tof Blrn-
*aeim spent ¶aster at his home here
Miss Grace. Kellerman is visiting
Mill Toronto,
Mrs, J. Guenther and family vis-
ilrbed in. Mitchell on Sunday.
Miss Myria Hoffman of Kitche
*tier spent Easter at liter home
vane..
Mr. Raymond Oallfas left on
4hEonday ,for Detroit,
' Mrs, A. Museer of London, is
Vieiting her daughter Mrs. A.
Waugh,
Mr. and Mrs. LI ).yd Edighoffer of
tl@J1'itchell spent G a l Friday with
Airs. Jane Grienther,
Miss Elizaka th ;i;irtleib • of Lon
•>4iltiti, ',pent the ho:' 1 iy at her homer
�kt�re.
P.,;;ur iirf,.,,,-s t; c a;id. Witt: i
gran daughter 11ary, ,re eesifing in
Detroit and Leanihngt,+,!
Jimmie. Isaac of t',u,'i , i, is' vis-
iting with, Buster Zimrne
Mr .and Mi s. Frei tl:i.rtkee •'ancl.
family of Medford, "aq sei.e. Sunday
in town.
Missies Alma` and iflEy,,Ue Koch
and Mr. Wired Keely: of 'Detroit,
Mr, and. Mrs. Dale of Waters Grove
:spent the holidays at iT,i home of
Mr. and Mrs, George 'ES'essh,
Miss Olivia W eltin i.:t a.t 'ending
the funeral of her /t;r.sru scther,
Mrs. Dietrich, of StICyers;•r? ,
Rev. and Mg, Yager est,. attend
ing the Conference th.ie .week,
NlessIrs Jac, and WAS i' homa-
ker of pigeon, Mtr f, , +' .,:1 in
this %icinity over the leseleeend,
Messr,, Jac, and Wes 1;1a'tae,na-
1af r of Pigeon, IV1'i 'l,!„ v t. tad in
thin' eiWir,ity oVer '1,114 'k end,•
BLAKE
Mr. Thos. Johnston Jr. of New
Ontario, who has, been visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs...Thos. John-
ston left lots his home on Monday', brii
with a fear load of settler's effects, wit
On Tuesday; of last week, Mrs,
Thos. Westlake invited a number
of her 'lady friends to a quilting
bee and social evening; 1
Mr. Robert Slack who has been:
quite !poorly' lately is improving.
'slowly; t
A number, of fanners ire this vic-
inity have finished seeding.
Mr. Hodgson and this two dau-
ghters sand Mr. Stevens' and son
from Wilton Grove, visited Mr. and
Mrs. 'Thos. Snowden on Sunday,
Mr. Richard Etna pf •Detroit, is
spending the Easter holidays ,with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Etue:
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LOCAL NEWS
7VIr, E. E. uWertht is 'sporting a
Ford touring car.
Mr. Kenneth Routledge who has
spent the past few weeks at his
home here returned to Detroit on
Friday.
Miss Lylian Weseloh of London
is "spending khe holidays at her
home in, Zurich.
'Miss Anna, Deters, Mrs. E. Deid-
els"'and Alberta .Datersi ,of Kitch-
ener, (spent Easter at the home of
Mi and Mrs. Ed. fDaters, Hay Twon
ship
_Miss Marie Briekner of London,
snsnt 'Easter with Mis's , Greta
Scliilbe,
'Miss Artnina Bronner of Kitch-
eii:Pr visited at her (home here ov-
er ';he week-endie
led
Tu
Mids Esther Jantzi of New
Hamburg,. spent a few ;days with
friends .in this, vicinity.
'Mrs, E. Clarke and, family spent,
Good Friday, at the home of Mr:
and ,Mrs. Wm,: Finlay, s
,ess
cefield, ,accompanied by ,Miss A.
McDonald 'spent Friday evening at
the home of Mr, .and Mrs.,Thos.Johnston.
Mrs, Was Yule and son Walter
of Fullartoa is visiting friends in
this vicinity.
Mrs, 'Desch( ' 'eturnecl home after
spending a !few week,4 with
ends .at Crediton and •Dashwooa,
Mr,`and; Mrs. G. S. 'Howard and
daughter 'Evelyn of Exeter, ac-
companied lby Mr. and" Mrs. 'Jas.
Allan, /spent '.Good Friday at the
home of IMr, and Mrs. Jas, 'C'arn'e.
.Mr. Milton Johnston and bride
!spent .a( few days .sVith the form-
er's, parents, prior to leaving for
their,hionte.i. New ,Ont
Messrs Gordon and Will Man-
son spent the holiday ,at their
home ton the Goshen !Line,'
e. F. J. Wickwire of Exeter cal-
m friends in the village on
e.
and 'Mrai. Norman Gaseho,'
T couple, of Windsor, visited
relatives and friends' here for
,v dabs,
lMliss!3s Lizzie and Carline Vole
land were Sunday visitors' at the
home of Mr. and, Mrs, Ily, Volland
Bronson Line.
ss, Donella Ruby_ of London
'. asters at' li'e —`lona here.,
Mr: • and 'Mr&, Wm, Brown and
son 'Billy;, spent the week -end at
the home .of Mr. Wm: Lam,:ontt
.Miss .Pearl Pfile and Mrs. L. W.
Hoffmani, are assisting in clerking
at H. L. Albrecht's Sale.
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Mr ..Harry Weber is .again,'work-
ing- at his trade of •coatmaker for
Mr. • W H. Hoffman(
Mr L, Bowman: of New Ham-
burg Spent Sunday at the homeof
Mr. and Mrs W. I1'. Sieber Yr
Messrs Robert Eisen,bach, Har-
old Winner and ErvinFisher of
Kitchener, .spent the holida.ysi at
tai it respective homes here. The
former Mr. Eisenach is sporting
a Sport .model of the famous. Stu-
debaker isix.cars,
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We have received a' full and con
plete line of Brushes, Oil, Turps,
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Lead, Sherwin Williams paints,
I Varnishes, Stains, Fillers, Enamels
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and Auto Paints. All these are the
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• WE HAVE THE GENUINE FROST LIGHTLOC€C WOVEN 0•
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FENCE, DON'T BE.MISLEAD 'BYINFERIORGOODS CALLED :
• JUST THE SAME OR JUST AS - •
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s GOOD, AS EVERY ROLL OF FROST PENCE HAS ITS i;ROST'
• WE HAVE IT. ALSO BARB:"WIRE, STEEPLES, BRACE •
C'WIRE, ET.
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GET OUR PRICES •o
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• ON CORRIGATED GALVANIZRD IRON ROOFING, COUNCIL lo
• STANDARD ANJJ, ORDINARY AT RIGHT PRICES. WE ARE
• THE ROOFING EXPERTS •
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TIRES! 'FIRES!,•
• WE HANDLE THE OLD RELIABLE GOODYEAR, AND GOOD -
5i RICH TIRES. PRICES ON ANY Ola` THESE EQUAL TO CAT •
• ALOGUE 'PRICES IN ANY SIZES,'FABRIC', CORD OR BAL- •
• • LOON. •
• FULL LINE OF HEAVY AND STUMP HARDWARE, SEEDS
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AND GRASSES,' Y
ISTADE.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
N'DTICE is hereby given pure
stunt It o the statutes in 'that be-
half that all persohsa ,, having.
claims la, aingt the estate of Alex-
ander 'Orr, late Of the Town'ship of
Stanley, Farmer, who died on or
about the 26th day .of February,
1925, aro required on or before the
2,5th day of April, 1925, to sendb-
frost, prepaid, or deliver ,to the
undersigned executor% full partic-
ulars of Meir claims, duly verified
by affidavit, and the nature of the
Isecurity (if any) held by them,
FURTHER TAKE NOTICE That
after 'the •said Iaslt mientinoed date,
the assets' of the said deceased will
be distributed among the said de-
ceased will bye distribtite'd among
the parties entitled thelreto, having
regard only tot the claims of which
:notice +shall then have been given.
'Dated the 70 dray 'of April, 1925
SAMUEL 'STERLING,
ROBERT ORE,
Executors, Bayfield, Ont.
T'iattrtsday April i92
FOR SALE
Quantity of White ,Blossom S'w.-
eet lelover Seeds also 12. bashells
timothy seed. Apply to Aar w
Oestricker, VA mile north ',of Daae,
wood, Phone 10-68.
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co,
OF WOODSTOCK •
Carry an Insurance Re ova
$27,000,000. Number of Policies
force 1:1287, Paid Los'se's in 1921$
to amount not 856,143.20. No a'aa,.
essment during the year and bar •
a ,balance on hand'. of $31,700,
G. Holtzman—Zurich
AGENT, ALSO DEALER IN LIGR.• -
TNING RODS, AND ALL KINDS;
OF FIRE INSURANCE. {� -
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GARAGE - GASOLINE
Our Garage is again d�ing,
big busine$s with Peter Kropf
ash Mechanic
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GASOLINF—We would consider i
'poor policy for an3cue to put in a sup-
ply of gasoline at the present prices:.
IN hen they are at the highest peak.
LAST YEAR AT THIS SEASON GASOLINE WAS RETAILING .A':io
32c. A GALLON, AND IN A FEW MONTHS >vT DROPPED TO 241ez,
OUR ADVICE IS DON'T STOCK UP WITH HIGH PRICED GAN,
BUT FOLLOW THE GOOD OLD WAY OF BUY -AS -YOU -NEED.
WE HANDLE A FINE LINE OF'HAIIDWARE, SUCH AS STOVIM
FITRNAC:ES, 'BATTERIES, FORKS, SHOVELS, AND ALMOST ANT_.
THING YOU NEED.
Gas, oil, Grease, Tires
WE SELL 'FROM CATALOGUES AT A VERY SMALL MARGIN 'tD P
PROFIT
PIPING ALL SIZES.
A. PRANG - Zurich
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SEEDS! SEEDS!
our Spring We are receiving-
Shrp
meats of Seeds such as: Clover,'
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j BAN1sTEE SRRD OATS, MANGOLD AND TURNIP SEEDS
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WE HAVE IN STOOK, A LIMITED SUPPLY OF REGISTERED
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WE ARE. ALSO TAKING ORDERS FOR ALBERTA, COAL FOR
MAY ,SHIPMENTS.
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•FOOD ALWAYS ON HAND are;
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Louis Schilbe - Zurich
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Fire Insurance
Doyourfire insurance policies
adequately protect you in these
days of high cost of material and
labor?
BRING' YOUR INSURANCE PROBLEMS TO ME FOR AD-
JUSTMENT. I HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS WHICH
ENABLES ME TO HANDLE ALL LINES OF INSURANCE
IN ANY AMOUNTS AT REASONABLE RATES. BE CARE-
FUL ANIS AVOID FIRES BUT PROTECT YOURSELF TN
CASE! FIRE SHOULD DAMAGE OR DESTROY YOUR .P1iOw
PERTY.
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO;--SE1lV1DE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR .WILL?