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BUSINESS CARDS
DUDLEY E. HOLMES.
ARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT-
ARY PUBLIC, ETC.
OFFICE -Hamilton Street, Just ori'.
the Square, GODERICH, Ontario.
$per~ial •Attention to Councel and.
' Court Work
Mr, Holmes may be consulted at
Goderich by Phone, and Phone'
charges reversed.
Dr, H. 14. C O W E N
L. D. S. D. D S,
:DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOCK ZURICH
E+y.ery Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At IIABTLEIB'S BLOCIK,
DASI1W OOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
- Wednesday
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones National
School of Auetioneering. Try me fol'.
'Registered Live Stock, (All Breeds.)
Terms in keeping with prevailing
prices. Choice Farms fox Sale. Will
aeli anything Anywhere.
'hear 18-93,, ear write.
Zurich.
Licensed uct one r
FOR HURON & MIDDLESEX
3 A14I IN A POSITION TO CON -
duct any Auction Sale, regardless
les to size pr article to sell. I solicit
your business, and if not satisfied will
male no charges fee Services Ren-
dered..
ARTHUR WEBER -Dashwood
?hone 13-57.
SEE U.S FOR NEW LOW PRICES
DN THESE BATTERIES OF
"QUALITY"
DASHWOOD
ONTARIO
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lurichs' Popular
MEAT MAB,KET
ANNOUNC ING
'THAT 'WE HAVE PURCHASED
OM THE FIRM OF YUNGBLUT
Ss BEICHERT, THIS WELL ESTAB
USBED MEAT BUSINESS, AND
SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
Yungbh it & Son
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COAL
1931
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SPRING PRICES NOW IN EFFECT
FOR
proton aoal
Cole Alberta Coal
and Soft Coal
SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 60 I'''ts,
Per 'con will be allowed for cads
,mer Early as prices will advance an:
Jain® 1Stk.
Cave & Son
:name SS
liENSALL
LIVE
P ULT RV
WANTEI.
Silaiken every tiV5tiff ; tlralotit, pan.
Illbo not. feed Fowl ' name morning
when, brought in,
`hest Cash Prices
BM Ten
Wants, For Solo, 1.09t1
Found„ Notice, Etc. Ads
IN 41133$ COMM
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MILLINERY
Anyone in need of Spring
pry,, •see wish to advise that I an re-
ceiving a full new shipment of Lad-
ies, and Children's Hats and will op -
on for business on Saturday, IVlareb
28th, in Heist's block, Be sure ;and
give as a call.
Also Dressmaking in connection„
ANNA RATERS, ZURICH
1Vfilitn-
For Sale
Cornb Foundation, '60c a pound.
10 pounds and over 55c. -Customer's.
wax made into foundation at 15c lb.
Bring your wax immediately.
J. 1-laberer & Sons, Zurich,
For Sale
1924 Ford Coupe for sale, price
$35.00 in fair condition. Apply to
Lawrence Regier, Phone 5,a-83.
EGGS FOR HATCHING
And baby chicks, White Leghorns-
If you want disease free clicks this
is the place to get your -eggs for. hat-
ching. The low price of grain has
enabled us to reduce prices accord -
in gly. tf-30
Twinmaplos, Bruce ,l, Kropp.
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FOR SALE
A good Holstein cow, with calf.
Apply to Henry C]lausius, Zurich.
FOR SALE
A member ber of good horses at var-
ious ages• for sale, including a spanof
2-yr,_oid Clydesdale colts. -
Applg to J.. Hey, Jr. -24
NOTICE
J C. Salle tt & Son, Teamsters,
“tifiisli-feradvise'the public 'tl at' they
are still in the same business, with
rices as usual. Your order will be
touch appreciated. Phone 94-16.
William 11. Brown
A. S. P.
Grallutteil Foot Speciatist
AT
Brown's Boot Shop
CONSULTING ENGINEER
S. W. ARCHIBALD, B.A.Sc. (To -r.)
O.L.S., Registered Professional En-
gineer and Land Surveyor, Associate
Member Engineering Institute of
Canada. Office-Seaforth, Ont.
New
rYom ,
COME IN AND SEE THE TWO
NEW SONORA MODELS.
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Mrs. C. Fritz -visited wi
ter, Mrs. °3. Kellerman .
en Wednesday.
ZURICN MRR!: ly
her sis-
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pati
Word was received here ,#oat Mr.
Morris . Weber of Goderach wtas. very
111 with pneunronie But recent re-
ports are that Mr. Weber lue,iinprov-
ing very favorable.
Mr. Norman Gaseho rias decently
had installed a fine new,elii tric re-
frigerator, which he hndt'btt and
which is equipped with the Ivinatpr
mechanism; installed liy.; Mir:Ebner
Oesch, the local distibutor,
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Mr. Everett Heist moto'ac, ver to
Harbor Beach, Mich., the 1 f,,, .1,)part
of last week, and his fathetr srvaio had
his leg fractured .being h}ta1'vxth an
automobile, returned witl ��>grir. Ilaist
to the father'shome in O41 n. The
many friends of Mr. Haas
indeed pleased to earn ;
back in his home again •
are
he . is
feditoxi.
How time does iiyr dni^l' week's
Exeter Times-Advocate;',,Cq„ nin„ ' of
fifteen years ago we notice' 1 John
Routledge of Zurich w act ar'r`red
from the Molsons Benk', i;;i i+ . the
Exeter staff of the same 'qBaxs , while
Mr. Oliver Davis of Exete,,.placed
Mr. Routledgeat coir'~„ This
change does not semi lc) 't of us
to be fifteen years 'ago.;
A despatch from Moral dj: states
.that gasoline prices. in Oittatio were
reduced in the principal cities4a Wes-
tern Ontario, 2 Ye cents , Ca gallen;
i
•ovsr 1 cents
,t -
elsewhere 111 r in the 1 l.(.0
. Sf)rT e ep
per gallon. Kerosene prices., i ave al-
so changed, by the redution •i crclde
oil •prices and dropped two cents as
well ' City prices on gastltine have
Teen reduced 2V2 cents rper gallon,
on the straight run gas, acid ? cents
on the high test, this-is.;','4 to a
:lump in crude petroleuinni rices.
The many friends oe,,
N. Denomme of St. Josepf; 1,aho de-
parted this life .on. March' 12th, wish
to sympathise with the ber e=t family,
as Mr. Denomme was a .1. A;1 Of good
sterling qualities, a kind -send lyv;:,
disposition, and lilted, by aii wit
whom he came in contact *fah. :14e
will indeed be greatly missed not
alone by his family, but also by his
many neighbors and friends, who all:
speak highly of his fine character. '._
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The part of the Zurich Road that
goes through the' village, and that
has .last spring received its first coat
to Louis
of tar and graver, hats stood ault woad- a
Born -M Blue Water Highway,
Hay Township, on March loth, to Mr.
and Mrs. John Denomme, a daughter,
Owing to the recent drop in the
price of gasoline in Canada, some
of the local graagernen are now ask-
ing 24c. for the ordinary gas.
Mr, and Mrs, Elmer F. Kropp, and
daughter Yeola were on n motor trip
to Elmira and Toronto, a few days
the beginning of the week, returning
,'some on Tuesday:
144. Ebner Thiel and fancily mov-
ed their effects on Monday from
hake unto their new home they re-
cently purchased from Mi. Con.
Siornon,
Russell Bolton of McKillop has re•
.:caved word that the latc'i or hog„
_te had entered in the Bacon Litter
-.:oinpr,tition had won first prize in
listrict number five. This district
consists of Huron, Perth, Grey and
Bruce and also macre seront: highest
score in the whole province Thi l
ter numbered 15 at farrowing and all
were marketed weighing 3,010 lbs.
when 174 days old, and grading 11
selects, 3 bacons and 1 butcher,
The spring weather is surely being
ushered in very slowly, as the snow
and ice are now disappearing as rap-
odly as most of Would like to see.
Most of the auto owners are indeed
anxious to ee the roads Blear up
and get out and "step on" a little,
and set; hoe,- the old "bus" is percu-
lating, but only a little more patience
and we can ail do all the running we
care, to or take up the .loose change
td buy gas.
The funeral of John Spackman, of
Toronto, was held in Exeter on Sat-
urday morning. The deceased was
born in Exeter and received his edu-
cation in Exeter, later studied nitisie
in Munich for two years. He is sur-
vived by a wife and one daughter.
His parents, who also survive spent
many years here, his father having
been the proprietor of the general
store which was bought about 20 yrs,
ago by Jones & May. Hugh Spank ;:a9man, former hardware merchant, is l
an unc1e-
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Maator. .Feeds
Laying Masi Dain �r Feeds, Pig
Feed Meals.
Cu''tee�tPatin n C, Etc.
Complete line of
DR. HESS STOOK FOODS
See us about COAL and- - 'ertilizoi_'
L. Schilbc
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Prospects for the establishment ofl
a cold storage fruit -packing plant in ,m
God.erich, or at soe . other central '
place •in Huron county, look reason-�I
abley bright, it was divulged at an
informal meeting held at the town
hall, Goderich, recently, This nrceti).g
was called to talk over the situation
and to meet E. H. Darling, consult- -3°1
ing engineer of 'Hamilton, who de-
signed the big plant of the Norfolk 1
County Fruit Growers' Association at
Simco°. The meeting was attended
y and where the [snoiw s oft the `by local fruit -growers, by the indus-
exfull triter:aeranittee of the town' ouricil.
roac'I. •it" coa7res'Moirt "nit P-��tri2rlur.d"arid
Mayor or LeeMcLeod,-
dr. Fust like a pavement. Ante her _.� y and Mr. Ilii co
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dry J l? ,Ont,agricultural
coat this spring like tastes° sr; f t' y representative, Clin
we feel that we bawl, already al -good'
ton who is sponsoring the project for
,
hard surface road that will stand all the Huron County Fruit Growers'
kinds of weather, as well as ;nearly Association.
all kinds of loads. But. rvci utll.ci
first wait ti.li the frost is alt ont of
the ground, and then see hot, it Will
stand the winter. An agit do r z,
foot to have the Goshen Line ihr ohgh-
town treated with this solution •this
IN MEMORIAM `
In loving memory of Mrs. Gertrude
Hess, who passed away March 21st,
spring, which will be theiir'st ;i,iig X,930:
move for hard surface roads or the I I cannot say, and I will not say
Village, and as the cost is `�eiy hod -That she is dead -She is just away!
rate, there is no reason rvhi't
y hould With a cheery- smile, and a wave of
not be taken up with the Policew'PPrus- , - the hand,
.ues. ° "` She has wandered into an unknown
Fifty -Fifth Weddiqrand,
I,,i'� And left us dreaming how very fair
� �
• It needs must be, since she Iingers
Anniversary Celebrated three.
'i- ' I think of her still as the same, I say;
ans
On Saturday, March 14th,.. Nent
She is not dead -she is just away!
of unusual nterest took place, ilk •the Sadly missed by daughter Anna. -
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.Zurich Drug Store
We have a full Line of all
the requirements of Sohool
Supplies
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All authorizep Text Books t'ebt
in Stock
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Toilet_"Sets Manicure Set, and
Military Brushes
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IPerfumes Toilet Waters and
Perf umizers,
Fine Stationery and Fountain Pens.
KODAKS AND FILIMS
Dr. A J. MacKinnon, Zurichi
��r,4,twymvmpv rraw r„uMWMARIA
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert eck-
letoa, Lucan, when Mrs. Freeklgt n's _. ._ - . - •1•1•1•1
perents, Mr. and Mrs. Robe*.FOR SALE
celebrated the fifty -ice n
niversary of their marriage,zch ' An aged mare, works good both
took place at Exbonrne, .Devoxi, •e,
England, on March 15th 1376, `ve
years ago lVIr. and Mrs. Turxter4�"eel-
ebrated their golden wedding �nri-
versary at the home of their e. est
daughter, .iVIrs. George Camp ell, •
Stanley Township, at that time he '
single and canton!. Vary �.•ueap ler
quick sale.
Apply to Joseph Geseha, Zurich.
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family of four sons and two da c5;h-
tors were present with their famlles For S.S. No. 11, Hay fur the month
but en the present occasion Mrs, o, of I ebruary:
Campbell was unable to attend. 1, he Sr. 1`'-Rosalis Ducharme, Nor -
sons are: William of Windsor, J ii- man Sararas, Marie Laframboise.
of Stanley Township, Robert '• id Jr. IV -Tray Desjardine, Leona
Fred of Goderich. The oldest via or Lafromboise, Marie Masse, Evan
Masse, Carrie Wei1)urg.
Sr. III---Cherrie Jeffrey (hon) Al-
phonse Masse.
- Jr. III -Leo Laframboise, Joan
Masse, 1)ous Jeffrey, Ella Desjardine. •P
Ii-Veronique ' Ducharme (Hous) i' 4,
Stanley Smith (lions)) Cyrille Duch- }itt
arine (hoes), Norman Bierling, Nor -1 4.
lila Jennison, Harl Siemon, Raymond
Weiburg.
„a I. Cecilia Masse, Emile Lafr rm-
Weise, Thelma Seimon.
Pr'ir„er--•-Hubert. Ducharme, A.lph-
onse: Jefi'rey, Raman 11leiningcr, He r-
Ige '1 eierling, Louis Masse.
a.r,t present was Mr. Jno. Thirsk of 131 kc
uncle of Mr. Gilbert Freckleton. . ,<
lativos present included Mrs. Ta
er's sister, Mrs. Jno. Newcombe S
of Goderich with her family ,of: 'boot
sons and two daughters and Weir
families, the youngest member',beltg:
Master Billie Newcombe t-wo years ,bt,`
age on March 31st„ The plans or
'Saturday were a complete surprise to.
the bride and groom of 55 years a -'r
go, but when five earloads of ;friers 1s
and relen't •Gti .'rove to their dein l; e.
aged couple stood the shock bele
than roost younger couples- Foul ,,
'Fite visitors taking the provieiaris
with them and soon had the tables
set up, decorated with golden daffo-
dils and other seasonable flowers, and
"groaning' with good things. After
dinner a suitable address was read°
and a presentation made to the bride'
and groom. The rest of the evening
was spent in music and games, and
the company broke up in the wee
small hours of tiie fi'^iorning, each
and every one looking forward to the
gr ,at day i4.. soars hence when this
;,,,,taaa,.5 wonderful couple . plan to celebrate
their diamond jubilee. On March
s+ ++ d' t `• , '.:,: T.i�•ne1 celebrated he; ;a1':
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ZURICH - ONT.
"A Changeless Christ for a chang-
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Friday, 8h :-Luther League.
Satttlyday-Chair Practice,
SUNDAY SERVICES
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ZURICH HERALUS
1931
Clubbing List
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HERALD and London Farmer's Advocate $2.25
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HERALD and Family Herald and Weekly Star $2.25
HERALD and Family Herald for 3 yrs. $3.00
HERALD and Canadian Countryman $2.25
HERALD and Weekly Witness $3.15
HERALD and Farmers Magazine $2.50
HERALD and Youth's Companion 3.25
HERALD and Huron Expositor, Seafor th , , .
HERALD and Ontario Journal ..... .......... $2.75
HERALD and Rod and Gun in Canada .. , $3.15
And a great many more that we cannot enumerate here,
We have the Agency for every. reputable Magazine Jo,
Canada and the United States, and can save you money
on the most of there.
$3.25
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AT OUiR OFFICE AND SAVE TROUBLE, AND BE-
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