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"l it RtRISi'I'ER, SOLICITOR,. NOT-
ARY PUBLIC, 'ETC.
Source, Hamilton Street. Jaet off
Square, GODS MCH, Ont,
liSragselak attention to Counsel and
Court Work,
Mr. Holmes may be cosrsaalte 1 at
otlierich by phone and phone
charges reversed,
Z. Knapp, IL D. S9 L IL Si.
DENTAL SURGEON
MAIN OFFICE — HENSALL
ih 11. H. COWEN
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ENTAIL SURGEON
'fit D ITZ BLOC3I, ZURICH ev-
`hursday, .Friday and Setups
stry
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I'EID'S i LOC , �a9A.SH /OOD
OM'CLOP?
M. Jones Nat-
du®t® Carey
ti l School of Auctioneering.
Try
Iplie for Registered
Te m to keeping
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ISA IRO Breeds), : rices. Choice
prevailing Will sell an90iing+
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iteralhers,
93 or .write. Zurich,
Licensed Auctioneer
licensed Auctioneer for
to County
Ralf Huron. In a position
any auction sale, regardless
Us to size or articles to sell,
alslici't your business, and if not
tus#]shied will make no charges atervItes. nanhwooa.
:Ar•;thur Weber,
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ZURICH LiVERY
T am in a position to accomo-
•r date a19 requirement's in the Livery
'business, have Auto for hire. Any
it3ting done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
'Phone 5a Zuriieh,Ont.
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WANTED
'Taken every day till 3 O'elock,p.m.
;iso riot heed fowl Isamu morning
iwhen brought in.
!Highest Cask Prices
SR FOR—
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phone 94 Zurich_
Subject Re;:
> I ighgrade Radio
is a Nome Feature
that you will be well
leasedwith t h e
ears of service.
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For Sale,, Lost,
Found, Notice, late. Ads
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FOR, SALE
111/13B RCASE BATTERIES $14.7:i
Allowance will be nude per old
Pattery. Store 'your battery ;for
the winter with us. Also charge,
Repair and Rebuild Batteries. Ne
have Metalled an eeuiprm3nt for
rebuilding and repairing Batteries
Louie. Prang, Zurich, ]Ont. .
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE iii hereby given to all
p-er:a,on's having claims against the
]Estate of Magdalena McCormick,
late of the City ,of Detroit, in the
State of Michigan, U.S.A, deceased
who died leaving property with-
in the Province of Ontario, to send
the same duly verified to the un-.
dersigned, on :nr before the 18th
day of. November, 1926, after which
date the AclministratriX will pro-
ceed to distribute the tsaid estate
among the ]persons entitled there-.
to, having regard only to the
claims of which Ishe then shall have
had notice, and that ishie be liable
for the proceeds of the estate so
distributed to any :person of whose
claims notice shall not then have
been received.
'. R. DAR.ROW, J.
t"xaderich, Ontario.
Solicitor for Pearl McCormick,
Aaininistratrix of the estate of
;Magdalena McCormick, deceased.
DATED at Goderich., October 26,
1926.. •
WANTED
DUTCH SETTS. We are in the
Market for a limited ceuantity of
Dutch Setts, beginning Monday,
Nov. list. Setts must be thorough-
ly dry •and put through fanning
mill highest market price paid,
J. Gesell() & Sons.
NOTICE
Orders taken for celery packed
in crates for winter .use.
J. Gaseho & Sons.
NOTICE
We are operating our cider mill
on Tuesday and Thursday of each
week,
Merano Steckle, Bronson Line. t23
AUCTION SALE
A joint Auction Sale of Con-
signed articles ,will be held in Zur-
ich in the near future Parties
having any articlels they 'would
like to disp'o'se of kindly noity
either Oscar Klopp, auctiooneer, or
Wm. S. Jobnato nClerk, and have
them listed at once.
STRAYED
Unto my premises, Hay Town-
ship, about July lot last a year-
ling calf. Owner can have'same
by proving property and paying
expenses. Hy., Clausius, R. R. 1.
IN MEMORIAM
. Wurri —Anna. M. Wurm. In ead
and loving memory of our clear
sister and daughter? who 1ras,3pd
away one year ago' ;to -.lay,
10th, 1925.
Rest in: peace, thy .care,' are over;
Rest in peace,. thy • work isdone;
nYou aro gone where we ' ho love
tyou
Soon are coming one ty one.. •
Loving- Mother, Sisters and pro -
then.
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STRAYED
Unto „my promise's Bronson Line
six 'spring calves, taame came there
on Oct. 24th. Owner call forisame
and pay all costs. Philip Manse
Andrew F. Hess, Township Clerk
issuer of marriage licenses. Notary
Public, Commissioner, Fire and Aut-
omobile Insuerance Representing
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corpor-
ation, The Canada Trust Co.
ZURICH — ONTARIO
E. C. Harvey & L. V. Hogarth
-- Agent's
Mutual Life of Canada
EXETER -- ONTARIO
COAL 1926
Or ,&1ti l' Abu' a hiss FOR THE
GENUINE
Prop.
cart.. • 44,r'acy • SatiVIOA,. " "t•vick .
Scranton: Coal
ALSO CARRY,,
Coke Pocahontas
and Soft Coal
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LOCAL It4
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Mies :'era Sighed. ls�pent a : few
dray. 1 est week. ,in Lond,on,Ews
t:'r aa'en e and. ,C lalytenbt
TLiiioi•.a.i, of Gait, talent the week
:,n ! •11. their horn* ,'here, •
A1i., a Pearl Loibolci of the Baby-
lon i, i , is visiting .]rends at
Gods rich,
\l ;ssas iVlalton•Ray ituid• R. Allan
of .Detroit, are ispending ,a few
days at the formers hope here.
Mr, Nesbitt woods .of Toronto,
,peUi. the w. 'le -2nd at ;Gurieln and
1 i y t H d c.
Mr ,:and Mr:j, Henry Voll.and of
Zucker ,inith ,wer: Sunday 'visitors
with Mr .ones Mee. LoUi'ai Schilbel.
Mr. and Mre, IW, F . Braun and
family of Forest, 'agent Sunday at
the hoose of Mr. &Wan,, Lamont.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Thiel, Mrs,.
George '.Thiel and Miss (Flossie We-
ber spent the week -end at Kitch-
ener and Waterloo,.
A !local Pitzz-Corbett •,conte;xti
W`1.3 .'an •off in ,a public. .place the
other evening, with the village
Constable, acting as referee. It is
said the referee saw ft'ot it that en -
pave play prevailed through-
out tho contest which lasted only
ocie round,
A unique event took place . io
the home of Mr:, and Mrs, Henry
?+cosi last Friday evening when a
double baptism was held. eRv.
H. Recnbe officiated tit the christ-
ening of Margaret Ann Fuca and
Stewart Henry Adkins. The .eV-
rcl'au°aged with then]. ent was preceded by a tasty fowl
•tsaipperi 'The balance of ;the er-
At the Liberal Convention held ening Was spent by listening to
et Hensel' lad week, it was decid a fine Atwater Kept Radio set, p
ed not to enter a' candidate in the
S Huron riding, so the fight will
be left to Alex. Neeb, Conservative
and W. D. Medd, ProgreiSsive.
Some real fine days have have
gr.eet:•d us during the past week,
end farmers as well as others ere
busy doing their late .:work, and
't looks al though we might have
some real nice weather this month
y et which 73 badly• needed and wo-
uld be wel-ogee to the farmers. To
those whoa m'mo:y is not so gco•1
we might mention that last year
at this time theg round • /was
frozen up with some (snow on
the grou s 1.
Another demonstration and co-
operation of church loyalty voas
seen on Sunday night when after
the regular preaching tservaoe the
members of Lnman' 1 Evangelical
Church 7ur'ch 1 dJed th m elves
to liquidate the debt of the build-
ing fund. The 'pastor took ch-
arge 'of this 'service and in a short
time the debt was covered- with an
over isubscription of one hundred
and fifty doll'tr's for good meas-
ure Thus before the end of the family (spent Thanksgiving at
Conference year this congregation !the home of Mr.- and Mra. Jas.
of about 20) members ,will contrite- Carnie,
Miss Leila Siebert deft on Tues-
day morning for Detroit. .
,
1\lesarn Lloyd Sararas ;and Ray.
P inh .r of Kitchener, were? 'holiday
vieitors here,
Rev. and Mies, t. M. Geiger of
Cliesloy visited with the former's
parents,
Mr..Cyrwsa
choi
h fspent
the
week --enol at his horse near Kitch-
ener.
Dr. and Moe. H. 11. Cowen and
Mrs. Chas, Fritzz ,spent • Sunday,
with friends in London(, t
Lost between here ,and Shipka
a Ford Baloon tire pith rim at-
tached. Finder kindly return to
John Hey, Jr,
c .
Workmen are engaged putting
nn asbestos shingles on the house
in tho village owned by t1he G;
.Merner estate.
Messrs. Frank and ]Wan. Siebert,
E. Se]Leifle, FI, Pfile, J. Bonson and
R. ,Schantz,,.:of Detroit, (.spent the
<.veelc-endat the home of
Siebert,
Mr. Peter Ravelle has improv-
ed his dwelling quarteI,a by the
addition of a neat little kitchen
at the rear end.
Tha Misses Celia and Charlotte
Farwell from Detroit, !spent the
week -end wit's their parents, IVIr.
and Mrs.. P. Farwell. Miss Luella
piano tsolo's by Miss Cochrane, p
piano and Saxophone cluetia,`•th"
tater instrument being played by
'Tat" He.s, and popiiLar and folk
ta.ongs,
BLAKE,
Miss Lydia Cingerichiof Seaforth
spent last weak under 'the ,parental'
roof. -
M:GW J. Tough. returned home
afire a pleasant visit 'with friends
in Llyth.
Mr. and Mra. Sam Hey and fam-
ily agent Sunday. att jie home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Hey Sr., of
Zerieh.
Mr. and Mrra. Jake Kennel and
family, accompanied by Mr Miele
Kennel, :spent the week -end ",with
friends down east,
Mr i.and Mrs, Fred W. Hess of
Henaoll, spent Thanksgiving at the
home of Mr; and Mrs, Jas. Carnie..
Mr eind Mr':;, Gordon, Manson of
Blyth spent the week -and with fri.
ands in the vicinity.
Miss Margaret Tough spent the
holidays under the paeental rgof
Mr. sand Mee R. N. Douglas and
ute in cash and pledges between
rine and" ten thousand dollars for
religious purposes. Very fitting-
ly this Thanksgiving service was
closed by 'singing "Praise God.
from whom all blessings Flow". ace at the ho.•ne of Mr. and Mra.
BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Ross Johnston, Bronson Line ;on
Ilvlonday evening last, when a-
Magi!atrate Reid of Goderich„ 0)ur twenty-five of 4lheir rolati-
held court. at Wingham on Friday I ves pre lent "d Mrs. Johnston with
last in the case of David Shapiro a Su rih'11e Bag, which ,was filled
charged with fraud in connection t i c:ap.-ac'ty with beautiful gifts, it
with the :gale of a business at being the anniversary of her birth
Wingham. Shapiro was comm- dey, and who also .has been in poor
fitted for trial by a judge !and 'heelth far a number sof month3.The
was released on $1,000 ,bail. Ooi
Friday afternoon, in • Goderich, .
Herbert Warm of Zurich was con-
victed on a charge of housebra-
aakking and wars sent tto jail for 30
dayts. On Thursday afternoon in
the town Hall, Zurich, Gordon Zirk
appeared before the Magistrate
for running into a buggy from
behind ai night. He was fined $10
and costs, in all some $23,00
Mr. and Mrs. ,Thos. Meyers and
faniliy ‘.apnet• the holday wiith fri-
end, ip the village. r
BIRTHDAY CGREETINGS
.\ v •r<; lerlpy ,evens: tor)k,pl• e,
event .,a't's a g reat pleasure as well
as surprise tob e Iso kindly rem-
embered by her friends. The ev
ening was most pleasantly 'spent
in social talk and games, after
which they all left ;for their homes
each and all hoping to 'see Mr,,
Johnsto livery soon restored to her
usual health. Relatives were pr-
esent from Blake, Zurich, Stanl"y,
Fullerton and Mitchell.
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it's §nag -Proof, Men!
And Yon Know What That Means In A Rubber Boot
You know it means longer wear, more comfort and
cheaper footwear.
You know it means. you' will not have to buy rubber
boots as often as before, because Life -Buoy "Snag Proof"
boots will last you longer,
The Kaufman laboratories have found the way to cure
rubber without the perishing heat used heretofore. The
LIFE and elasticity are left in Life -Buoy Rubber.
A specially woven 'fabric base is used, every fibre of
which is permeated and impregnated with purest -fluid rubber.
This means a moisture -proof, non•rotting base for the high.
grade Kaufman -cured rubber surface.
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There is no substitute for Life -Buoys.
They ask for them by name,
The Kaufman Rubber Co., Ltd.
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Dr, Al J. MacKinnon., Zurich
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Zurich Drug Store
School Sup lies
We have a complete
Stoc'kof ever thin -.n. ..
essary in this line for
the Sobool Boy or Girl
We have a new Stock of
Stock of Scribblers, Note
Books, Pencils, Pens, Water
Colors, and all textbooks.
Also a fine supply of the High
School Books used in the Fifth Class
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HERE WE HAVE IT
COMBINATION
DOORS
THE DOOR TIIAT SERVES FOR WINTER AND iSU; I111EK
BY TAKING OUT iTTIE SCREEN AND REPLACING A GLASS
SASH.
ONCE THERE, ALWAYS THERE.
No need of taking off a ;shabby looking screen door teachfall
and trying to find a ispot .on the frame to .surely fasten a
batten door which darkens the repel. and soils ;the outside
'appearance of the hour:.
STANDARD SIZES ALWAYS 3;'v STOCK.
ODE; ODORS '_YIAdE TO ORi.ER
Place your order for Storni Sash Now; and have •them when
the cold weather cones, th:, 'eh,. ea-, ing tons of .coal.
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PHONE 69 - ZURICH
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This Space for Prices
Regards
Auto Tops, Wagon Repairing,
Painting, Etc.
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE RERUBBER YOUR UGLY WHEELS,
HESS - ZURICH
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HARD COAL
We have made arrangements
whereby we can supply our custom
ers with the . very best grades of
Scranton Anthracito' Coal. Leave
your order with us and we will fill I
them as shipments arrive.
GOOD SUPPLY OP BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR, CHICK PE -
FDS, STOCK FOODS, ETC. ALWAYS ON HAND
WE (AIM TO SATISFY
Louis Schilbe Zurich
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