Zurich Herald, 1925-04-16, Page 5Tuesday April 17th, 1925
O SINR$S CARDS
DIUDLE"Y Ji .. HOLME S
Barri'ster, Solicitor, Notary Public
lite, Office on Hamilton Street,
pit off the /square, Goderich. Priv-
b funds to loan at lowest rates,
Z1TRICR. HERALD
IPt11 +:iiJlt.
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLUM$
FOR SALE
, Holmes will be in Hensel' on ,A -real bargain in q1 nearly new
Meas' Laura Deltrkh of Zondek,
pent the ( holicla,y at her home:
FOR SALE—A nearly ,?yew anis..
cook (stove. Act quicleAppl'y €fit
;Herald Office.
r apply r'
srnall
1-
each week. cook
Fridayof estogy a s al t t e�
a a He Rev. R :Bruer, •
r
, uoz of �Da1a1 v od �w'
1 >,
�l � 1a as
. a visitor at the horn of Rev ,; ,
drew F. Rene, Township Clerk
,bras; of Marriage licensee, Notary
"tains, Commissioner, Fire and. Aut.
ifollieblla Insurance, Representing
altar n and ,Pirie Mortgage Corpora-
l's*. The Canada Trust Co. Zurich,.
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6. Knapp, D. D. S., L D. S.
:IDENTAL SURGEON
wy
tAIN
OFFICE
— HENSALL
A -U -C -T -1-O-
4 OSCAR ICLOPF
graduate Carey M. Jones Nat -
Heald School of Auctioneeringg. Try
Alga for Registered Live
Stock
PR Breeds). Terme in keeping
tb prevailing prices. Choice
tuy tor sale. Will sell anything
,where. Zurich.
'hone 18.93 or write,
Licensed Auctioneer
Licenced Auctioneer for County,
int Huron. In a position to con -
,'"et any auction sale, regardless
;Ojs to eine or articles to elf not
eralicit your business; and
/satisfied will make no charges for
Aces. Dashwood.
;Arthur Weber, -
leone 13-57
Zurich Meat
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats.,
Boiogna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price far Woul
GASH FOR SKINS & H1DE'S,
'uugbiut &
• Reichert
ZURICH LIVERY,.
1 am in a position •to accomo-
Hata all requirements in the Livery,
Aloe, have Auto for hire. Any -
Able' done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
"Naga 51 Zurich
.Il, S. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D,D.S,
DENTIST
ilraduate of the Royal College
'ht Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
i. the University of Toronto,
Bate District Dental Officer, Mil-
etry Dietrict No, One, London,Ont
at Zurich every TUESDAY
Phone 79
linin Office, Exeter, Phone 34.
LIVE
POULTRY
WANTED
Oaken every day till 3 Oclock p.m,
De not feed fowl came morning
Vika brought in.
•Highest Cash Prices
--CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
t 'pjne 04.
Zurich
.:.COAL
SEASON 1026
li'ItING AND SUMMER DELIVER-
IES
ANTHRACITE—We are now re-
-'cei ing our genuine, Delaware &
Hu1aon, direct from the mines, Nut
Stove and Egg sizes.
ROFT COAL—Just arrived, an-
;ID+tdter car of our high • grade soft.
tehin coal has made a great hit for
rfiennehold ;tee and our sales of this
'we over doubled in the last BOULETS—Our Roulet Coal is
laIlso be a class by itself and is gr -
Vying in favor rapidly.
DUR Telephones are at your
(service. Use there freely for in -
Urination.
,ra.to .ca:a..
soul & PRODUCE. MTRCl1AN'1
i .toile; Office law, House 10j.
EN ALL ON1'�'
ald. ;Otfic&,
em 0, one afternoon last 7yeek..
CATTLE FOR PASTURE I Mr. and Mrs!. Ed. Beaver anal
fa '1 o f D h d
A limited number of cattle will
be tekenL for pasture for the fol -
.lowing •aeas'on. Apply, to ;Henry
Walper or herb. ;Di�slsrdine, Zur-
ich. •
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Pure bred Anconal, good layitng
strain, land the kind ,that never
hatch. All (select 'henej. Price 15•
eggs for 60e. Lloyd O'Breire Zur-
ich. Phone 127.
FOR 'SALE
Limited quantity of following
seeds for sale—Timothy, Alsike,
Red Clover and Alfalfa. No. 1
Government tested seeds;, Prices
right. J. Gaseho & Son. . -38
FOR SALE
—
Galvanized 30 -gallon upright
tank, with pump attachment, ;suit-
able fro gasoline or coal oil. Price
reasonable. Apply to A. F. Hess;
Zurich.
FOR SALE
Storage Batteries, Hot Shot
Batteries and Telephone Batteries.
L. Prang, Zurich tf-35
NOTICE•
We are in a position to store £c
and keep your auto (battery char-
ged r the winter. Also charg-
ing dorso• at any time,—L. A.
Prang, Zurich.
Painting and Paper Hanging
FLET US DO "YOUR PAINTING,
GRANING, 'PAPERH ANt u IN . , ; &
DECORATING. r 'WE MAKE IT.A
MOTTO TO SATISFY OUiteC'US-
TOMERS WITH EVERY JOB WE
DO. -TRY US ON YOUR NEXT
JOB.
H. EICKMEIER,
ZURICH — ONT.
.T.
P. J. O'Dwyer, M. D.
ZURICH - ONT.
OFFICE REMOVED TO HOUSE
FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY -1
Jno. Preeter--Main (Street
Dr. H. H. COWEN
L. D. Se D.D.S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At McCormick Block, Zurich, ev-
ery Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. ,
Main Office
f3ARTLEIB'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD
COAL
Scranton Coal
Chesnut and Furnace
Sizes. Soft coal of
highest quality.
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND ,
mt y . as woo , were Sunday
?visitors in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph'Stade anLI
Mrs. A. Snell were Sunday visit-
ors at Dashwood.
Mr. Bruce Klapp, tot Londen
Normal School isr home • over the
holidays.
Mr. Theodore Smith from Cale
Hernia is holidaying at the hone
of Mr. and Mrs Wendel Smith. :'
1Miss TheeIaj Smith • of ;Detroit;',
is visiting her parents, • Mr. and
Mrs. Wendel Smith. Ir�...
Miss Geneve Zettel of 'C'hathataz, HORSES.
ICAC NEWS
Mr
At 0. Milliken is spending
the holidays at his home in Park, -
,hill.
Mr. Theo Wagner of
College, is spending the
under the parental roof,
Miss Jus'sie McDonald
of ;the 14thcon, 1801001, is
the holidays at her home
cardiit,e, l•
HENSALL SPRING, FAIR
The annual Spring Fair of the:
SAAtuk ;Huron Agricultural Society
was held at Hens•all On Tuesday,
April 7th, with fine warm weather
.there was a good attendance: and
and the exhibits were. alsovery
well represented.following is a list of the euccess-
ful Ariz. Wimnters,
Waterloo
,holidays
1Mr. and Mrs. ,Herb Krueger o1'
the lith eon. 'Were Sunday visitors
et the •home of Mr. and Mrs& J,
Albrecht.
teacher
spending
at Kin -
Zia spending her, vacation at her Clydesdale ro Shire Stallion—
home, I (''i aged ;stallion, John Miller; Stalling
Mr. Harry; Rose 'sand Miss Stell:
Denomy (of Windaor spentEaster
at their respective homes,4,
The Misses Marie and Evelyn Du.
charme 1of Detroit are (spending the
week alt the home of their mother,
Mrs. P. Dueharme. , ,
Miss Rosetfal Debugs wh'o has
been working at Chatham, hasi
returned ,to her home. t
Miss Greta( Schilbe of London',
is visiting at her hom.e for a leer
days,I '
Mr. and Mrs{. Louis; S'chilbe sly,
ent :Sunday at the home of Mr:
and Mrs. WI, Rader.
Miss Hilda Neusclr:'wanger is
:spending 'dice Easter holiday at her
home.
Mrs. 'Taylor of ,Detroit, was a
visitor at the home of Mr. and
Ed ' Axt.
;Miss Susie Johnston is fspendii
a
-few weeks with her srfster; M.
E. W. Staskopf, in Kitchener„
Mr. and Mrs T. L. 'Warm spsr
'Sunday (with Mr. James Blair, c,
G3eri:h Township.
foaled in 1922, Dr. Moir; Sweepstak
es, John Miller.
Percheron or Belgian—Aged ;st-
allion Win De ke •
Standard Bred—Age' i Stallion,,
Jao Decker, John Kent, Edmond
Oesch; stallion foaled in. 1922, Ed-
mond Oesch,
Harness Horses—erfavy draft
team Alex. Sinclair; heavy daught
mare in. foal; Geo. El Thompson,
,Alex. -Buchan;an; 3 -yr. -old filly or
gelding, Win. Patrick; a i. team,
Wm. Patrick; Agr. mare in foal,
Earl Sproat, W. S. Broadfoot, �•Y.
W. Chapman; three -yr old Agr;•
filly ro gelding, Wl.ml Patrick, IT
McGregor; 2 -yr -old Geo E Thorop
son, iT. Harris; Heavy daught or
Agric. 'foals, Wen. Chapman:, Adam
Faber, Lloyd McLean; general pur-
pose team, J. Decker, Hy. Neeb,
Win. Ducker', carriage team, Geo).
J. Thiel and 2nd; :single carriage
horse H. Neeb; roadster team, G.
E. 'Thompson; single roadster, John
Decker, R. McLaren; W'm: Thom-
son; roadster or carriage foals,
:Percy Campbell.
CA TTLE
Aberneen Angus—Aged bull, R.
McLaren; bull calved after Sept
1, 1923, H. Solda-n.
Shorthorns—Bull calved after
Messrs Claytoni and Clarence Sept. 1, 1923, J. Elder; co w, J. Elder
Hoffman of Cea.lt are ,spending them, and 2nd; heifer under 2 yrs. W. '
holidays rat (their home here. a. Pepper (and 2nd; butcher heifer ro
Mr. F. E. Steele spent the weep:: ,steer, grade, Foster Ingram.
and-St..'xil eniaisLM.ha_aCa.a._.a�ccox.' � 3'e's'. Jlideilu�.:e Foster, Lester r;
a' "ed lib ,irin "Fill oft,.. Lorne Foster, e •
pained mo' byj Mrs. Steele`, wn r, Lest r
lids tbeeni in that city fora feta•Fnsiieri Roy= Soldan, Foster Pepper
weeks. I
Peck fro hest Sh,orthorn female, J.
Mr. and Mrs. Wni Durnnrt and , Elder.
son ;Billie and Mr. !and Mrs. Beam
from Kitchener were visiting at the
hoine sof Mr. and Mrs. Ttv, I ring
blut.
Judge—H.- Srnithh,
SCHOOL REPORT
The following is the Easter re
Mists Marguerite Pr;an4 of.De•-l&rt for S. S. No.. 11, Hayr. T''.
troit ;spent .the week -2nd , at her names are 'in,.order of merit. Thos,
home accompaniedhere, being accompanied by 1marked with,an x have missed
the Misses Lily •and M-tdaleine, tests.
Schmid. l Sr. IV—Alice
Patterson, Rufus .1.
Mr. J. Schumacher anWin, I Turnbull.
Schumacher (accompanied by the Jr. IV—Doinin:ique Jeffrey, Dor-
latter's two sons, of Pigeon, Mich'°flay Ducharrn Precille Dueharine
spent the holidayd with Mr. and •Milli9 Dislarditne. Cliarrette
Mrs. L. Kalbfleislchl. �. Jr, III—Bulli Hendrick, Gor-
I don .Snaith, Anthony Masse, Irene
Mr. L. Goodbreiad of ,petro°f,;; iChat•rette, Raynipnd Kading, Clar-
was a holiday visitor at the home � etiee' .Lafratuboise, Clarence Sch-
of Mr. E. Axt, returning -to the city • ade,x.
on Wednesday .!accompanied by Jr. II ,A—Flroence Masse, Arnel
Disjardinee; Laird Hendrick,, '1VIax--
itn Jeffreyx ,
Jr; II B—Norman Sararfas, Den-
nis ;Char,•rette, Avails •Dacharme,
Richard Masse, Regis Ducharnie x,
.Lucille Jeffrey x,
1st .Book—Maria L,afromboise, Ma--
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Page Fiver.
0. . LOOK! . W E HAVE IT
'S T OP
THAT CUSSING ABOUT THOSE FORD SIDE CURTAINS
HESS WILL FIX THEM SO THEY QPEN WITH TUEDOOR
REPAIRING
Painting Ford Car, One ^oat, $15.00, Two Coats ... .. $20.00
iCovering Ford Top Good Material, less curtains ._:... $12.00
Changing Ford Curtains to open with Doors.....'... $5,00
Painting Buggy
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE RERUBI3ER YOUR BUGGY WHEELS.
HESS - ZURJOH
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VaiwzmigmaimigartamIlla
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For Immediate Sale
500 Cedar Posts Regular 50c each for 30c
ANY FARMER HAVING ANY FENCING TO DO SHOULD
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS BIG REDUCTION IN PRICE
JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD OF No. 1 GOVERNMENT IN-
SPECTEDXXXXXBRAND B.C. .S}IINGLES WHICH SELL AT
$1.70 PER BUNCH. •
..
ALWAYS A GOOD SUPPLY OF BUILDING MATERIALS OF
ALL KINDS ON HAND.
PHONE 69
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Stone Bulit C�Qthes
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FROM NOW ON
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4.
+ All Woollens Used in the manufacture of STONE BUILT CLO-.
jTHES are treated with the famousLARVEX MOTH -PROOF PRO-:
CESS, and guaranteed immune from, the ravages of Moths under+
+ • , a $250,00,0 Globe Indemnity Bond
+ WAY DO WE GO TO .THIS EXPENSE? +
a
4.
+BECAUSE Moth are the $
+, o ;safest factor in the destruction of Cl-
othing that are laid away for even a short
ECAUSE This new scientific discovery—Theperiod, ,+
ientirely .eliminates any . danger to- yor clothes from the r s—
IECAUSE .,;pge.s of--Moth's-iia • that' Larvae. uz tbe.rav= f
Stone -Built Clothes.with the added attraction of the
B LARVEX MOTH PROOFING PROCESS, is a combination that 4.
defies all competition—that c•inn it be beaten. There is no extra
+ charge to you. .�,,
{ WE SELL STONNE-L'(TILT CLOTHES•1
1
.1. New Spring Suitings Arriving Daily
1
H. HOFFMAN
ITAILOR'AND FUNERAL DIREDTORf
DAY AND NIGH t' P110 .NE No. 88
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4.
Mrs, Goodbread and family, also
Mrs Taylor.
Mr. and Mrsl John Preeter ,and
son, Russell and Mr. Less Bow-
man: of New Hamburg sand Mrs, S.
Br'iwn: (of Kitchener spentSunday'
at the home of Mr. land Mrsi. W riesSieirion,x.
L. Siebert.
Sr. Primer-Rosilie Ducharme,
Our mailing list have been cor- Ira;, lDisjardine, Marie Masse. Ther -
meted 'up to April 13th and any ese Maisese, Leona Laf.namboise.
of our subscribers who have paid Jr, Primer—Ewa Masse, Maxime
up 'and not given erledit on theri Dur_harine,
label„ kindly notify up at once and N,uniber• .on• Roll 33,
we /will make the (necessary cro Average :attendance 30.2.
rections.
M', Armstrn;g,a, Teacher.
Zurieh's Garage
Gas, Oils, Greases Tires, Tubs, Repairs
Case & Son 1 .AND
PHONE 35 HENSALL -17
A MESSAGE
TO
FORD OWNERS
ITS A FACT THAT ., FORD MAG.
NETO DOES GET, WEAK
LET US TEST YOURS FREE
WE HAVE INSTALLED THE WON
DER PE -CHARGER, • APP:ROVED
BY FORD MOTOR COMPANY
THE RESULTS OF A .13.E -CHARGE
ARL WELL KNOWN, PRICE $1.00
H. S. WEIN, Prop.
DASHWOOD MOTOR ,SERVICE
GENUINE FORD PARTS
JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND 'TUBES '
WE ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS
U. SIM L. BATTERY
1F IN NEED op A .BATTERY, WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
WE GUARANTEE OUR.PRICBS TO EXCELL THOSE OF T..EATON
CO,; AND OTHER CHEAP BATTERIES, AND BESIDES WE GIVE
YOU SERVICE.
WE MAKE SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD BATT-
-
'ERY,
BATTERY REPAIRING AND BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO
REPAIRING EITHER ELECTRICAL OR, MECHANICAL. ALSO AC-
ETYLENE
C-ETYL ''NE WELDING. 1 (,I 1, 1,,i I I I 1;
ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE
Mousseau • Zurich
1
The store with the Liberal Cas;
i Discount
ANNOUN(JEMENT
WE HEREBY WISH TO ADVISE OUR MANY CUSTOMERS
AND FRIENDS THAT WE HAVE FORMED A PERTNERSHIP
TO TRANSACT THE HARDWARE AND FURNITURE BUSIN-
ESS FORMERLY CONDUCTED BY MR. A. MELICK, AND SOL-
ICIT YOUR CONSIDERATE 'PATRONAGE, AS WE PURPOSE
TO GIVE OUR MANY CUSrOMVIERS THE BEST OF SERVICE
BY .SELLING THE BEST OF GOODS AT REASONABLEPRI-
A, MELICK. CES.
A. KALBFLEISCK
I HEREBY TAKE THIS ,OPPORTUNITY TO THANK THE
MANY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS FOR THEIR ASSISTANCE
AND PATRONAGE GIVEN I THE PAST, AND ASK YOU TO
CONTINUE 'THE SAME AT THE OLD STAND.
A. MELICK.
SUPER -TEST GASOLINE
WE' ARE APPOINTED SOLE RETAILERS FOR ZURICH FOR
TIM FAMOUS SUPER -TEST "BEST BY TEST" GASOLINE,
AND AEE ERECTING A NEW LARGE FILLER FOR AUTOS
TRADE. GET IN THE WAY OF USING THIS SPLENDID
GAS AND YOU WILL HAVE NO OTHER,
Hardware�a�re
.
SERVICE IS OUR
& Furniture. Phone 63°
MOTTO
MeliCIC
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