Zurich Herald, 1928-04-19, Page 5p
an. I&Vril 19, 192,1
*LIMINESS
DUDLEY E. HOMNIS
'BARRISTER,. SOLICITOR, NOT
IARY PUBLIC,. ETC.
.10VPICE-Iiamilton Street, Just oft
('tie Square, G ODI+7RICH, Ontario.
;Special .attention to Comical and
Court Work.
:'or. Holmes, may beconsulted at
`filoderich by Phone, and Phone
charges reverse&
Dr. 11. H. COWEN
L. D. S. D. D.•
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOCK -ZURICH
:ts,'ery Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At IIARTLEIB'S tIiOCK,
DAS}1V1OOD
Every Monday, Tuesday end
Wednesday
'VW TUAL LIFE
OF NEW YORK
COMPLETE PROTECTION'
LIBERAL DIVIDENDS
A. gr. HESS - Local: Agent
The Imperial Life
Assurance Co. of Canada
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
E. E. Wuerth-Agent
'ZURICH•Phone 11-81 chased from: Standard Flocks and over the week -end, and on Tues-
03 uarantee and Accident Insurance. (latched at $7.50 per hundred for day ono ening quite a blanket of
(Leghorns and $8.00 for Rocka,'•snow covered the ground. We
strongest Co. in Canada Itateh Guaranteed Orders may are all looking for the real nice
» - be left at Stacie Weido, Zurich, wfiini weather so farmers can start
Or apply to J.. Elgin McKinleYl ' at seeding and their spring work,.
B. R. 1, Zurich. ,At one time we thought of anlearly
ate �ti a. rn o.
PU1 YQQB
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
orpti-, 2, MAWS _,ligruam
NEWS
IN THIS COLUMN! Mr. and Mrs, John Decker mot-
ored to Sarniia o1a Sunday;
Mrs, Jul. Block is visiting With
her. Brother, Mr. Ed,- Warm +at'
farkhaml,
Mr. Ezra Bender •of Dashwood,,
,called on friends' in town on TuPsm
d,ay,.
Mr. John (Tey Jr, ;and, sOri'Lloyd,
ser away to Toronto, to ,get a:
few new Whippet cans. -
Mr. and Mrs, Herb 111ous•seau•
were business visitors at London
iE'ive fresh eows; Holsteins and •on Tuesday i ,
Durhamus; ,also some alfalfa 'seed. Mr. and Mrs. J. Horner have
Aaron Oestreieher, returned home after spending a
Phone, 57 r 10. Dashwood couple of weeks in Varna,
NO110E
We have made arrangements tion
,uplaly the water for washing
autos at the large supply tan]c.
By calling at the telwepbone Cen-
tral you earl, get the key and also
paying the Burn; .of 30 cents.
Zurich Police Trustees.
FOR SALE
1 Axminister Rug ;size 9x12.
1 Tapestry rug 9x6%. 1 roll 7
yards 22 -in. wide light oak pat-
tern floor oilcloth.
Apply to, H. Gall'n5,an.
Mr. and Mrs, R. F. Stade spent
Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs
Ed. Daters,` Hay Tp;
Mr. and Tdrs, T. L. Wurrn and;
Miss Ida Routledge motored to
London on Sunday;
Rev. and Mrs, W. Y.. Dreier left
FOR SALE on Monday for Waterloo, where
A 5 -Tube Adralo RadiolSet in they -will attend the annual sessicin
A. 1. condition at a bargain for of the Canada Conference of the
quick .sale. -G. Koehler. Evangelical Church.
WANTED
A quantity of good land suitable
for Flax -F. C. Kalhfeisch
WANTED
Cattle for pasture for coning
treason, a limited number taken on
.Lot 9, Con. 6, Hay Township, ap-
ply to Henry Truemner, Zurich.
. BABY CHICK HATCHING
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Sehilbe
have moved their household ef-
fects into the house they recent-
ly purchased from the Ehnes -es-
tate. '
Insurance -Now is the time to
have your car insured. Do not
wait \till it burns up ,or is stolen
or sni'ash some property; or \kill
some one ,and then say, if. I only
would have taken out Insurance'
Do it now. - E, Desch, Agent.
Almost unseasonable cel we -
1600 Egos' per week• Eggs Pur- ether has greeted this part again
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat-
ional School of Auctioneering. Try
awe for Registered , 'Live .Stock,,
;likll Breeds). Terms in keeping
nth prevailing prices.
iFarraas for sale. Will sell anything
,A,nywhere.
'phone 18-93 er write.
Zurich.
Licensed Auctioneer
wort HURON & MIDDLESEX
ADI IN A POSITION TO CON -
/duct any auction Sale, r zardless.
•s to Size or article to ,ae11. I
'solicit your business, and if not
satisfied will make no charges for
lisrYices.
Arthur Weber - Dashwood.
:?have 13-57
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Zurich Meet ;
MARKET
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Fresh and Salt Meats 1
Bologna Sausages, etc:
Highest Cash Parties for 'Wool
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CASH FOR SKINS & BIDES I
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POULTRY
WANTED.
Taken every day till 3 o'elook,p mr.
Da not feed Fowl same morning
when brought i.ai
Highest Cash Prices
-CASH FOR:
dream and Eggs
.W. O'Brien
Phone 94 -» Zurich
1011
tiea dquarters
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FOR
TIRES TUBES
AND,
Storage Batteries(
S. W yy,yI,N, ryry Prop
I. a717tia'7J.',t@l voOt�eb .7YNp.NiSl'GR SnlIVIC.B
spring but now we < a 11' g t
VOR SALEaccept a la` e spring if it only
•would hustle along.
Ground Flaxseed in 90 pound
bags at 43/e.. per- pound. , Most of our readers will be a
Feed a handful a day, ;little surprised this week in tett-
:Keep -the Vet. away. int their Herald a day ,sooner;this
Fred. C. Kaibfleisch, Zurich • week, this has been made possible
by your publishes "speeding up''
and also by the volume of adver-
• tieing being a little heavier than
1928.usual, hence we have less ty petoo
set up, which all works together,
As your editor has been appointed
i•to attend the Conference o,f the
i Evangelical church 'at _Waterloo
commencing on Wednesday after
COAL
WE ARE SO'L.T; AGENTS FOR
GENUINE -
Granton. Coal
ALSO CARRY
Coke Pocahontas
and. Soft Coal
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS
EARLY TO
Case RE Son
PHONE 35 - HENSALL
'SEQUEL TO DISPUTE .AT
GRAND BEND
.A.cting on behalf of \C. A. Gibbs
Parkhill, in his suit against John
•;Mousi'sean, Hensel", over a piece of
la'41U at Graaid Bend, on t which
:last summer, believing it to , be
Crown Land, N. F, Newton ,of Park-.
hill moved in County • Court at
Lohden for the .name of Attorney -
:General Price to be added as a
party to•the action. Att • tae re-.
;quest of Crown Attorney A. M,
Judd, tinting on 'behalf • of the
•Attorney -General, a stay of two
weeks was granted by th.e court.
W rde:iliread interest was •occ anion-
ed tri the case, which arose ut
'Orland ,Bend .last. August. Gibbs
claimed Mousseau was trespassing
en his property, While Mousseau.
claimed it was- Crown 'land, The
Merry-go-round Era's operated •for
one day and then, stopped by
Provincial Officers, Mousseau lit•-
ing° in a tent beside the .amuse -
meat device for some days after
A near riot was prevented by pol-
Mousseau '!bolt a merry -go- ar,;cl
ice at the time, as a feeling ran
High at the Bend over the dispute
SCHOOL REPORT
S. S. No. 4, H•.ay for month of
March.
Sr. IV -Ray Or'twein 199 '
- Jr: Hy. -Napoleon Geromette
565, Claire Surerus 514.
Sr. 1Il-O;ivia Masse 867 Milton
McAd rms 519. -
• Jr. Ili -Della Smith 854; Laura
Masse 018, Emmerson Erb 642, Nor
n'ian Geromette 414.
Jr. II A. -Alice Erb 837 ; Dorothy
Gaseho 156, Gertrude. Thiel 476.
v. Jr. II -B. Dennis Masse 480, El-
zer Mase 471. •
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Paina•er -Reta Masse: 471, Claire
Geiger 105; Grace Ortwein 360; a_;er
ald Masse 337. •
• Average attendance 15.9,
Teacher-Lylyan Martin.
Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
.Room I. Easter Examinations.
Jr,. II-M'ae Smith 366; Theresa
Zettel 365; Laura Deichert 357; '
Edna Kochems 310, Veola Klopla
337; Hubert Smith 380; Patricia
Ducharme 328; Peter Voisin 321. ; ,.
Albert 7Clausius 317; •Karl Stein-
Iha.ch 1+10 ; Eileen :Beaver 299;
wrenee Bedard 261; xRuby Schrag
237; Lewis Schrag 236; Lawrence
Vosiin 187
Sr. I -Vera Decher .241; ,Elgin Sn
]der 236; Alice Beaver 234 ;Marj-;
orie Gellman 214; .Ynthonly Voisin]
212; Mary. Alerner 196: 'Marie Be-
dard 192; Lewis Thiel 143,
'Jr. 1 -Mildred I2abel er 239;/,
t.] an Gascho 228; Archie blsc-
,?Crnnon 226; Doris Meyers 221; Dor-
een O'Dwyer 212; Alphonsus Gren-
until. Sunday, so our office will bel ler 166; ::Dolores Mittleholtz.
Jr. Pr. =Calvin. Thiel 186; Dor-
othy Vo.isin 181; Wilfred Smith
178;• Almeda Deichert 170; Laird
Prospects continue bright for Thiel 168; Wellan Smith 161.
the beef cattle man. A report x missed exams.
from the U. S. Department of Ag- S N7':, Gideon Koehler ,teacher
riculture states that in' the United ROOM SII
States fewer cattle are being fed ° '• TU. Honors 600, Pass 480-
,1ice•Decker 709 Quimbe Hess 695,
I this winter than last, and :inn face
closed • during this period of time,
FEED FEWER CATTLE
than in any of the five previous
winter.The `fall "pig crop', how-
iever, was larger than usual, which
ts not cheerful news just now, On
the .other hand, expectations are
'for a reduced spring crop of
l' vrs. Lambs on winter feeding
also are more numerous than
last year, 1, 11, 1: f• I i
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Aiy costs clothing --lack of it means
stiles off the life of your tires."
1LAPRE than half your tire troubles are caused
JINX byunder-inflation. There's a correct fism Oxy size tire according to its load. Two or
Weft Bands under this will take miles off its
smostatiag life.
Wear • ,e tngh won't do. Use a reliable gauge and
•Treater
Oro ca,lld at this depot once a week and let us look
eves- yens' tires. Well watch for bruises, rim cuts
andl madded Hints. At least twice a season let us
moue tack tire and look for inside fabric breaks;
At will can extra ntrileage--and dollars off your
Stuns.
.A Dorn:Wort Tire will givo marvelous
eni1esge if you treat it right.
DOMINION TIRE DEPOT
1VIU[JSSEAU
or
Peatri ce Gascho 695, Alwyn Staub -
us 581, Margaret •Habeirer 652,
Ruth ,Church 605, Hazel' Uttley 577,
Rola !Zettel 532, Roy Smith 511,,
Harry .Foster 467.
•Jr. IIf. Honors 530, pass 425
.--Lenora Haberer 632, CharlesThiel
536, Shirley Koehler 552, Louise Wil-
le -t 51.3, Paul Hess 501., Vera Deish-
ert 43t, Albert Leibold 418, Stewart
Thiel 400•, Armand Grenier 368, Ra-
lph Uttley'361„ Ross Johnston 30.
Sr. Ii- Honors 505,, Pass 405 -•
Zeeland Schwalm 345, '.Edith Deich-
ert 540, Fred Brown 529, Blanche
Grenler 498. Beatrice Meidinger 497,
'Beatrice Thiel 495, Willie Brown 486
Margaret Schwalm 481, Mirley Sal-
mon 454, Jack Merner 450, Crrace
Meyers 410, R.eta Fleischauer 429,
Ruth Poste- 406, Homer Salmon 399
'Bertrand Deichert 300..
0. M. O'Brein,(Teacher.
ROOM IIr
-Sr. IV. A Hon, 563, B. lion. 488,
cel% 450-Rich•ird Bedard 564, Violet
SWhwa]m 563, Ivan W.i1'ert 511,Hugh
MacKinnon 533, Harold Stade 532,
George Duc•harme 190, Ruby Ch-
urch 189, Nel_l'a. Schwalm 462,
Berl Yungbint 453, Byron Duch-
arme •138, Aleine Pleischauer 431,
Lauretta Farwell 113 Miry Koch
erns' 330, Allan Schvag, absent.
jr, IV: -.-Earl Flax board 620,
Albert Heideman 516, Alifford Sal-
mon ,53Z, Albert Deichert 503, Mar-
gery Gascho 500, Gordon ,Ilowald
473, xHarry Clausius 466, ' IOlin
Foster 149, Mi.lverna Geigeer 421,
Leonard Smith 375, A.ntionette
C,renier • 332, Gladwin Melick 315,
Clarence Smith and Rolland Gren-
ier, absent.
x missed exams.
F. M, Kalbfleisch, teacher.
NOTICE
Commencing this week the Zur-
ich Egg Pool will again operateas
usual. Non-rneinbers will be
charged .$2.00 to pool. Truck will
call every Monday and Thursday
at T, L, Wurml's Store.
FOR SALE '
I have a supply {of good Nia-
gara Lime on hand. Suitable for
gardens and truck raising. Any-
one Wafting some kindly call at
my place,, John Hey, Jr. Vurich
:.'' FOR SALA
A number. bf choice Ismail pigs
for sale, apply to Ily. Claming.
LOST
On I3>,ongou Line or vicirntlyD71 ,
Zurich, 'a ladies purse containing.
four 'dollars„ Finder please re -
IOrn to Herald' Office, and ,receive
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Autos and Auto Supplies
4 WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF AUTO ACCESSORIES,
• AND SUPPLIES, AND CAN SAVE 5'OU MONEY ON THESE
• 'VARIOUS LINES
• COED TIRES 30x3"'/,, AT ONLY ... • $8,50
• TUBES 30x33 A'1' ONLY ..,.... $1.A0
• GOOD RUBBER CASE .SA.'. `\'ERA'S AT $15.00
• 1 SECOND HAND 144 II. P. GASENGINE VERY CHEAP,
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2 FORD TOURING CARS
1 FORD ROADSTER CAR.
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1 GOOD TRAILER,
• ABOVE CARS ARE ALL IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER,
• WE DO EXPERT BATTERY WORK ON REPAIRING AND
d RE -BUILDING BATTERIES.
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L. A. F rang - Zurich
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FARM IMPLEMENTS AND
CARRY JUST THE KIND OI! MACHINERY THAT WILL GIVE
YOU THE BEST AND LONGEST SERVICE FOR YOUR MON
PUMPS, PIPINGS AND FITTINGS, ALSO INSTALL OUR
PtUMPSi.
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Wagon Repairing Painting
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Second Handed Buggies
HESS - ZUR,ICH
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USE CEDAR SHINGLES
• For new and old Roofs
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AS THEY MAKE THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST ROOF
WITHOUT ANY PAINTINGOR .REP.i.IRING AND WILL OUT
LAST ANY OTHER KIND OF ROOF.
SHINGLES ARE NOW SELLING• Al' THE REMARKABLE LOW
PRICE OF -
5X Red Cedar $1.51) Per Burch
3X Red Cedar $1.35 Per Bunch
WE RILL RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS A CARLOAD OF S -FT,
?CEDAR POSTS AND 911T. LARGE ANCHOR POSTS.
CALL FOR YOUR SUPPLY.
C. KALBF'LEISO
9 - - ZURICH
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Zurich Drug Store
Stationery
We Specialize in fine Stationery
and have writing tablets of all
sizes, fine boxed stationery, Cor-
resprndence Cards, Greeting
Cards and. Birthday Cards.
We also have a large Stock of bulk
Perfumes; Toilet Preperations of all
kinds, Face Powders, Face Creams,
Tooth Pastes, Etc., Etc.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS
KODAKS AND FILIMS
Drs A. J. MacKinnon, Zurich