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BUSING CARDS
Dtrig..EyE.EfoLivrEs
1r1ARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT-
ARY
ii' '•ARY PIIISLIC, ETC.
lEIFFICE---Uanrilton Street,, Mist o1
the Square, • GODEILICII, Ontario.
Special Attention to Coined and
Court Work.
Mr. Holmes mahy be consulted at
Btanler"sch � one, and Phone
eb tges reversed.
Dr. II. H. COWEN
L. D. S. D. D 8.
:DENTAL SURGEON
At, DE1TI: BLOCK-M.t>'AUCH
Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday
ht DARTLRIB'S BLOCK,
DASHWOO.D
Monday, Tuesday
W odneslay
Every
exad
OSCAR KlOFP
Graduate Carey M. Jones National
School of Auctioneerirng. Try me for
:Registered Live Stock, (MI Breeds.)
Terms in keeping with prevailing
prices. Choice Farms for Sale. Will
sell anything AnyVe
Phone 18-93, or write.
Zurich.
Licensed Auctioneer
FOR HURON & MIDDLESEX.
I AM IN A POSITION TOCON-
duet
-
duct any Auction Sale, regardless
;ear to size as ld if not e to satisfied will
Tour business,
oke no charges for Services Ron-
ikered.
ARTHUR WEBER -Dashwood
?hone 13-57•.
SEE US FOR NEW LOW PRICES
ON THESE BATTERIES OF
"QUALITY"
E. S.
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,urichs' Popular
TEAT MP1RKET
ANNOUNCING
:CAW 'WE HAVE PURCHASED
OM THE FIRM OF 'lfU1*TO;;L17T
BEICHERT, TPIIS N3I':i & ESTAB
.AHED MEAT BUSINESS, AND
SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
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OAL. 1931
Announcement
SPRING 'PRICES NOW IN EFFECT
FOR
Scranton. Goal
Coke Alberta Coal
Ind Soft Coal
A SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 50 Cts.'
Per Ton will be allowed for cash.
ardor Early as latices will ailvati can +en "
June ,15th.
Case & Son
"%aim 3111
VE
OU LT Y
WANTED
lit' u• every Day till S o'clock, pan.
0* not feed Fowl ea ne morning
When brought in.
Highest Cask Prices
--CASH irk _..
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Cream and F gs
.
Wants, For Sale. Lost,
Fo u ride Nodes, Rto Ads
Zl 'IA! COMM/
FOR SALE•
White Blossom Sweet Clover,
Grad,: Nos 1, Pkice 1+3.04 per bushel,
also Dwarf' Essex Cline stem) a new-
er variety, making excellent pasture,
'and lay. Glade 2, Price ',`}x'5.00. Or -
,ler Early.
'Wm. Alexander, R. R. 2, Ben-
sall.
F.tLL.LLNEItY
Anyone in need of Spring Miliin-
ery, we wish to: advise that 1 arra re-
ceiving a full new shipment of Lad-
ies, and Children's Hats and will op -
:en for• business en Saturday, March
' 28th•, in Haist's iiloek, Be sure and
give us a call.
Also, Dressmaking in connection.
ANNA DAT1 RS,. ZURICH
For Sale
Comb Foundation., .60c a pound.
10 pounds and over 55e. Customer's
wax made into foundation at 15c lb.
...rang your waa immediately.
J. Haberer c';z Sons, ,Zurich.
EGGS FOR HATCHING
And baby' chicks, White Leghorns.
•If you want disease free chicks this
is the place to get your eggs for hat-
ching. The low price of grain has
enabled us to reduce prices accord-
ingly. «-36
Twinmaples, Bruce 3. Kopp.
J?OR SALE
A number of good horses at var-
ious ages for sale, including 'a spanof
2-yr._old Clydesdale colts.
Apply to J. Hey, Jr. -24
NOTICE
. J. C. Salmon &* Son, Teamsters,
wish to, advise the public that they
are still to one Ai•aicciooeo "-'N''lth.
irises as nsuaT. Your order will be
much appreciated'_ Phone 94-16.
Biotin
A, S. P.
Graduated Foot Speciatist
AT
Brown's Boot Shop
CONSULTING ENGINEER
S. W. ARCHIBALI),.33.A.Sc. (Tor.)
O.L.S., Registered Professional kin-
gineer and Land Surveyor, Associate
Member Engineering institute of
Canada. Office-Seaf'irth„ Ont.
New
Sonora Radio
COME IN AND SEE THE TWO
NEW SONORA MODELS.
'MODEL, 36
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Born -At 14th Concession, Ila, p:
on March 22nd, to Mr. and Mxsk El-
mer Daters, a son.
Mrs. Mabel Snider, wlio has peen
employed at London, for some non-
ths, returned home in Zurich oniSat-
urday.
Mrs. Peter Ravelle and famii of
Grand Bend spent a few days vis ing
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. os-
eph Gascho, the past week.
111r. and Mrs. Ed. Daters, Sr, Mr.
Clarence and Miss Anna Datars .p.ot-
ored to Kitchener over the w.q�`k-nd
where they had a pleasant visiti with
IVliss• Anna Daters is Navin; her
millinery opening on Saturday o this
week, March 28th, and invites alp lad-
ies to come in and look over her iOfock
of new and attractive millinery,
Mr. and Mrs. Percy West of
Bayfield were week -end visito • at
the home of Mr. and- Mrs. ierb°
Bender. Mr. and Mrs. Weston 'were
recent visitors at.Kitchener
week or so.
Merrsr Ferd Haberer and "Ward
Fritz motored to Exeter on Weilnes
day where they exchanged Mr. ab-
erer's Essex sedan for the new ,Olds-
mobile sedan, that he recently urch-
ased from C. Fritz & Son::
Mr. and Mrs. Val. Gerber„, ., of
the Bronson Line, and with thei fam
ily are moving to the State of owa,
left early , on Wednesday m ning
for that place by auto. They have
engaged a truck from somewli e in
the States to transport theirhouse-
hold effects to where they will 'reside
in future. Their many friends in
this vicinity regret very mieh Ito see
them. :leaving.
Mr. and 1VIrs. J. Heywood, who
spent the winter anonths in Mr. Fred.
Haberer's house, south of town, are
making preparations to hove- to 'a
Soldier's Relief Settlers -farm which
is in the hands of the Government.
The farm is located near 5mithville,
in the Grimsby district. They intend
moving within the next week, and
the family will be greatly missed by
their .many friends '•in this vicinity.
Mr. Jacob Kipfer is this Week inov-
ing from the extreme eaS'p end of
town into the western part .of town,
in the house owned by Mr. L. Foster
of Kitchener, and -recently vacated
by Mr. C. Salmon. Mr. and Mrs. S.
Amazes who own the house that Mr..
Kiefer's are vacating, and who spent,
the past month .in Stratford, are. cons;
in;; back to their home in Zurich for
the summer-
` atne ",....irairiYmetpai-".a:'em'a ,.lie: .S;V
stem has :recently received a large
shipment of nearly 9,000 feet of tele-
phone cable in town and as soon as
the weather is suitable work will be
Mr. F, J. Wickwire of Exeter' made
a business call in town on Thursday
last.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Steinbach of
London, spent a pleasant week -end
with their parents in town.
We are pleased to report that Mr.
Albert Hendrick, of the Blue Water
Highway and who was taken to Lon-
don Hospital the past week, is im-
proving nicly.
Mr. and Mrs. W, Hy. Pfile of Hen -
sail were visitors with relatives here
the. past week. Their household ef-
fects, which have been stored in the
home of Mrs. Lydia Pfile for the
past year, has been moved to Hen-
sall again, where they have rented a
house and will take up housekeeping
till they will have their new home in
shape to move in.
Shoe Comfort, Aid to Beauty.
Good looks depend on good health
and good health depends on the con-
dition of your feet. It is impossible
for you to look well or weal your
zlothing well if you have sore, tired
aching feet, which will cause those
tired lines around the eyes. Women
who want to leek well. have come to
realize that they must put shoes ori`
their fret •which permit the toot
muscles to exercise naturally. you
will receive the professional shoe fitt-
ing and Graduated Foot Specialist at
Brown's Boot Shop. -Adv.
Our Next Holiday
Our next holiday will be Good
Friday, which falls this year on the
3rd of April. It is an ecclesiastical
holiday, and perhaps one of the rea-
sons it is called "Good" in the Eng-
lish-speaking world is because of the
beneficial effects that are supposed to
follow from the proper observance
of the day. In Europe it is called
"Holy Friday". The Saxons called
it "Long" Friday, because of the len-
gth of the service in the church on
that day. Lent this year began on
Wednesday Feb. 18th. By some
churches Lent is observed. as a period
of forty days fasting not including
Sundays, before the festival of Eas-
ter. Sunday is never a fast clay, and
housekeepers everywhere take this as
a special Christian sanction of the
complete Sabbath diaper.
.relative,; and friend...
EXETER
R1M00,••rSir••••••••sssp0s sires 00000 ,
Spring Seeds
We have a good supply of all clover
and grass seeds an hand. Choice
seed. Barley and a good supply of
all Garden Seeds
POULTRY FOODS
Try our Chick Starters, Chick
Feeds, Laying Mash, Etc.
See us about COAL and Fertilizer
L. Schilbc & Son
8 91adeolieeebsiels••ar#s#•• eiwa:? •aatear,ae*aCaea.daaeulnm•.••
Ezra ])ender of Blyth, was in Ex-
eter
recently looking; for a dwelling.
Simon P.. Greb, o Hay Towttshiip
purchased the residence of Wm. Rus-
sell, Gidley Street.
Morse Bros. and Mr. Gordon, who
..nom....,#1......knq]C...+x...,.,.,,.•�tZ.a .+-g`wyloz•.'.�`�
Co. in Exeter have secured residenc-
es in Exeter and will shortly move
their families to town.
Rev. `Duncan McTavish, who was
in -
commenced in putting it in place. It,'itranted some time to consider the in -
will be installed from Zurich west ;01!".6taion of the congregation of Jam -
the Bronson line corner and east =to+ St. United Church to remain,pafor
the Blind Line. These lines are in °he sixth year as their stow has
a condition that it is necessary to re-
build then, and the cable will make
a pinch more permanent job.
We are happy to report goed clews
for the motorists, as the condition of
;he. roads have impar'=cd• so wonder -
rally the last few days, that one can
.vithout difficulty drive on any of
she main roads now. The road " to
Hensall, which was a week ago; al.-
most
l-moat impassable, is now drying : up,
and only a few places where there
still is some ice melting is the raod
muddy. The rain on Tuesday will
greatly help conditions. We are not
looking fo. the bad corn.+:txous of
when the frost conies out as experien-
ced some springs, as the abundance
of snow and then the dry fall, there
is practically no frost in the ground.
Regardless of the prediction of a
few pessimists that there will he
no maple syrup and of poor quality
this year, we notice that• those who
ar engaged of the manufacture of
this nice sweet product, that during
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Zurich Drug Store
r
We have a full Line of all
the requirements of School 1
Supplies
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All autlio��p Books l ebt
in_ Stock
Pt "Sets.
Military Brushes
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Perfumes Toilet Waters and
i nnounced his decision to accept the! Perfumizerss
invitation.
Lloyd Baynham, of the local C. N.
11. stall" has been transferred to Gu- File Stationery and Fountain' Pens.
elph Junction where he will act as
assistant operator. He left for that
appointment.. Mr. Baynham came to - KODAKS AND FICINS
Exeter thirteen years ago and one
year later was married with Miss P.
Dr. V i MacKinnon, .Zurich
I3arness Hvof town. He has been a ol A®
uecl member of the Caven church .
choir and surlday school orchestra, `��'
and at one time was• a member of JY1mmimmmowamwmimisnt
the Exeter Band.
Exeter lost an aged resident when ,_.,,,,,.._.._,
Mrs. Francis Blatchford died last
week, having been i11 only two daysi • s+#,�.,�oos+e.•#o+oh#••*•++o+area®##o#•o#o#e•4•oo+#++:
with pneumonia. Formerly Margaret ti
Buchanan and a daughter of the •
E R A L D' S
late Alexander Buchanan, the deceas- r ZUII1CH
•ed was born on the 2nd con. of Us- # •
borne. She was married 55 years a-
go and lived for 15 years in Hensall s1931
The couple then moved to the deceas- :
•
ed's homestead, where they resided s
4.
until they moved to Exeter in the sp- • 4.
ring of 1915. Deceased is survived itby herhusband, three daughters:l Clubin List# g#
9a .
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the past week they have been lust as• Mrs. W. Wood of lisborne; Mrs. R.
busy as can be, in most cases kept Linklater, of Goderi.:h and Miss Ida
•L•he fire going day and night, 'and ,.of Detroit; and three sons, Herbert
we can a.ssure anyone that the qual- of Kindersley, Sask.; Dr. F. A. l;lat-
ity is second to none that we have ahford of Fort 'William, and Roy at
ever had the pleasure to eat. But
the last few days the heavy run IS,
letting up somewhat, and there is a
possibility that the season may he ,a
short one.
A Bad Accident
Injured in a motor car crash near
Ailsa Craig on No. '7 highway on
Saturday, Fred Mason, of London,
died on Monday at Victoria Hospital.
His spine being fractured. Gordon
C. Turnbull former mayor of Parkhill
and former resident of the Blue
Water Highwny. Hay r'rwnship, was
following the Mason cal', and some
way while he was passing the Mason
car became beyond control and took;
the ditch and rolled over twice with
the result of Mr. Mason being injured
Mr. Sam Gratton, oi' I,osidon was at:
iso a pessenger on the Mason car but
luckily he freed himself and avoided
iejuz'ies, while Mason was jammed
in the machine, Mr. Mason was a
native of Grand Bend, born 57 years
ago. He had been a resident of the
city the past eight years. Surviving.
his wife, Yorvyrrly Annie Gratton,
are three daughters and two sons.Thc
funeral service is being held on W'ed-
nesc a:Fd tesnoon to ran.Bend'
and Kitchener Daily Record - 'a
and Toronto Daily Globe•
o -4
home. A son, George died in 1:)1.61
There: also survive four brothers, Al -i
exander Buchanan of Hensall ; Rev.
Duncan M. Buchanan, of Manor, +
Sask.; Dr. Geo. Buchanan, of Tor- t
onto, and Andrew Buchanan, of Hen-
sall; and one sister, Mrs. John Cowan
of Kintail.
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FOR SALE
An aged mare, works good both
ingle and double. Vary Cheap for
nick sale.
Apply to Joseph Gascho, Zurich.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH * ONT.
'4A Changeleeei Christ for a chaag-
ing 'World"
Friday, 8h: ---Luther League.
Saturday --Choir Practice.
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