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BUSINESS CARDS 'Wants, For Safe, Lost,
'DUDLEY E. HOLMES Founds Notice, Etc. Ads
aileRRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT. IN T coL'iTiiN
.Filly PUBLIC, ETC.
dlaFFICE—Harnilton Street, east off
ow Square, GODERICH, Ontario. New }lits
iSpecial Attention to Coaneel anal
Court Work. SPECIAL SHOWING OF LADIES'
lir. Holmes may be cover%ted at
goderich by Phone, anal Phone j SPRING HATS,, LATEST STYLES,
charges reverseal.
AT POPULAR PRICES
GET YOURS' NOW AT THE
-William II. Brown
A. S. P.
Graduated Foot Specialist
AT
Brown's Boot Shop
CONSULTING ENGINEER
S. W. Archibald, B.A.Sc., (Toronto)
I.L.S., Registered Professional Eng-
ineer and Land Surveyor. Victor
J3uilding, 288% Dundas Street, Lon-
don, Ontario. Telephone. Metcalf
.2801W.
Dr. H, it C O W E N
L. D. S. D. D S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOOK—ZURICH
Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday
13 t HARTLEIB'S BLOCK.,
DASHWOOD
"lafrery Monday, Tuesday and
,Wednesday
A -U -C -T -I -O -N -E -E -R
OSCAR AR KL OI'I''
graduate darey f\' I. Jones gatieaeal
School of Auctioneering * Trye
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Registered Live Stock,
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'Terms in keeping with prevailing
;prices. Choice Farms for Sale. Will
pelt anything Anywhere.
eorie 18-98, or write., Zurich.
licensed Auctioneer
for Huron and Middlesex
I AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
&let any Auction Sale, regardless
eais to, size or article to sell. I solicit
your business, and if not satisucd
;awe no. charges for Services Ren-
Attired. -
ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood
!ii°il�esaae
15-51.
SERVICE
Why We have the Better
Class of Customers
MI CH CLASS GOODS, U. S. L.
*ATThRIES, MOBILE OIL, MAR-
%'IE1i..I3BE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES
AT4D TUBES, GENUINE. IGNITION
'Parts, Hohning and Mechanical Work
bona to Micrometer Settings, No
rgas9s work. Watch the cars that
STOP at WEIN'S, They are all HIGH
CLASS CLIENTELE.
B. Vein
DASHWOOD --- ONTARIO
la** **Geepot9®e eatessaetia.60
Zu-richs' Popular
MEAT MARKET
Always a good Supply of
Flash and Cured hileats
.`3olognas, Sausages, Weiners,
rxis, Etc., always on hand
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins.
—Let Us Serve Youl"
Yungblut, & Son
LIVE
^P o U LT R
WANTS
Aiken. every Day till 8 o'clock, p.m.
De net feed Fowl same morning
when brought in.
likhest Cash Prices
•--CASH FOR—
CREAM AND EGGS
W. O'Brien
Anna S. Datars -- Proprietor
Hat Shop — Zurich
NOTICE
I have for sale the following:
2 Durham cows 5 year •old, due to
calf soon; 5 Holstein .cows all coming
in soon; 1 Holstein bull 10 months
old, of a good dairy milking kind; 4
horses, drivers and workers; Also a
good walking plow at a low price.
John Hey, Jr., Zurich tf35
NOTICE
Having taken over the Barber
Business of the late Mr. E. Oesch, at
Zurich, I am in a position to give the
public experienced service along this
line. of work. And sincerely ask the
public for their patronage.
GIVE US A CALL!
MILTON OESCH — ZURICH.
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Eggs for hatching and Baby Chicks
While Leghorns, disease-free at re-
duced prices. The supply is limited
We invite your inspection.
Bruce J. Klopp, Zurich,
Blood»te t:d C irks
Hatchery and Frocks are both in-
spected under the Dominion Depart-
ment of Agriculture's Hatchery Ap-
proval. policy. The testing of the blood
samples was done by Capital Labor-
atories, Ottawa.
The bred -to -lay qualities of our
birds are kept up-to-date by the pur-
chase of male birds fre`un high record
R.O.P. hens owned by some of the
most successful breeders in the coun-
try.
We expect to batch about 1500
Barred Rocks, 250 White Rocks and
500 Leghorns per week- Please order
about one month before you want the
chicks if you can. Don't think too
much about price. We will use you
right Corrie and: see us or phone 97
r 4, Hensel'. We will be glad to
talk things 'over with you.
Feed, stoves, and other supplies
kept: on band.
j.. Elgin McKinley,
It R. 1, , - ZURICH
1•11111011111.11M •••••1011.110.41M10•••
invest
with Confidence
For over half a century
Canadians have invested
their savings in. Huron &
Erie Deben4-tures..
Public confidence is re-
flected in. this wonderful
growth:
Year Totaf Debentures
19i a' *7,600,000
1921 $10,300,000
1931 $29,500,000
tt you are interested in
a safe investment that pays
its% interest, get in touch
with—
ANDREW F. HESS. Zurich
Cost. of Newspapers
The newspaper is in st snore diffi-
cult position than any other business
when there is a widespread business
depression. It can only curtail it
costs by curtailing its service to the
public, and the moment it starts to
do• that,. it is inviting disaster. A
newspaper is built up on service. It
holds its place in the confidence and
-feet'•,i1 of the week in and week'
out service which it fires. It mus`.
„ "-crier* • whether it gives it
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ZUil!CI HERALD
LOCAL NEWS
Miss Nora Siebert, R. N. of De-
troit, is spending a few days with her
parents here.
Miss Theresa Masse was a Sunday
visitor at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Norman Overholt, Drysdale.
Miss Lulu. Albrecht of Hensall, is
spending the holidays with her par-
ents in town.
Mr. Newell Geiger of London, is
spending the Easter holidays at his
home here.
The regular monthly meeting of
Hay Township Council will be heid
on Monday afternoon, April 4th.
Mr. Calvin Williams, accompanied
by his nephew, NIr. Chas. Whitesides,
were week -end visitors at the Wil-
liams home.
Mrs. C. Eilber who has spent the
winter months with relatives at
Hensall, has returned to her home in
the village.
Miss Meda Surerus of the Toronto
teaching stair is speneing her i aseee
holidays at her name on Lee Bron-
son Line.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wagner of
Guelph are holidaying with the form-
er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Wagner of town.
Mrs. P. Ravelle, and daughters,
Monna and Doris of Grand Bend, are
spending the week with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Castile.
MissRuth Tuerkheim and friend,
Miss Frieda Schaeffer of Kitchener,
are spending the holidays vvlth the
former's parents, Rev. and Mrs. E.
Turkheim.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Dreier of Kin-
cardine were week-end'visitors with
their ,parents at the Evangelical par-
sonage.
Most of the ice houses Tri the com-
munity have again been replenished
which is in many cases a big saving
by not being obliged to purchase el-
itctric refrigeration.
The monthly Meeting of the
Zurich Branch of the Women's In-
stitute will be heid on Monday even-
ing in the Council chambers. To
which all ladies are, invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Albrecht and
daughter Lulu and Mr. C. Scotchmer
motored to Woodstock on Tuesday,
where they visited the former's other
daughter Rose, who is taking treat-
ments in the Ontario -Hospital at
that place.
Rev. and Mrs. W. Y, Dreier are
to Kitchener this week where Mr. 2
Dreier has some church matters to
attend.
Mr. Gerald Bedard of the Toronto
teaching staff is spending the holi-
days at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Brown, and ' rj
Miss Gertrude Weber motored to
London on Tuesday.
r. n cony Masse of the blue w
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Dater Highway, south, was an Easter 2
sitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. e
. eter Corriveeu, Drysdale.•
School will re -open on Monday af-
.er the Easter holidays, and this is
usually the final stretch from Easter
the summer holidays, in which the
year's work will be measured, that is
in the final exams in June. 'rhe kid -
.hes will have. to "step on" in . order
to pass these exams. an -1 when they L
ere over and the pupil has too few ei
marks, wire rt ai o••' •' bad.
New, Dates •,
July 24th to Augu.,..,o,u, 1933 are
the nets dates set for the World's re
Grain Exhibition and Conference to g
be held at Regina, Canada.
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Same Auto Insurance
Good news for automobile owners
was heard in the Legislature recently - - ... _
when Attorney -General Price anno- ,' ` ee
that there would be no increase in
automobile insurance rates this year.
They will remain stationary.
Tires to Match Color of
Automobile
The latest style report from the
'
automobile world is that tires will be
colored to match the color of the car.
The craze for matching tones will
now enter a new field. A large man-
ufacturer is producing a tire, which
by a special process, can be supplied
in any color necessary.
To Discontinue Aiir Mail
The air mail route in Western On-
tario is being discontinued on March
3.1, according to postal authorities
who have been notified that the ser-
vice will be discontiniued "unless the
are otherwise advised." Airport offi-
cials were notified two weeks ago that
March 31st was the Last clay of the
service.
Accidents and Compensation'
The summary of figures for The '
Workmen's Compensation Board of
Ontario for the year 1981 shove a'
total of 52,394 accidents reported
during the year, a decrease of 16,373
from the number during the prior
year. The fatal accidents numbered
339, as compared with 520 during '
1930. The total benefits awarded
during the year amounted. to $6,021, -
Week -end visitors to Detroit were: 392.10 as compared with $7,423,018. -
Ward Fritz, Dr. H. H. Cowen, Hugh 82 during 1930, Taking a basis of
MacKinnon, W. L. Siebert, O. Klopp, 300 working days this would show
John Deichert, Ed. Gascho and Ivan *arerage daily benefits awarded of
Yt.ugblut. '1 he various geni.iemen $20,071, requiring an average of
witnessed a prominent hockey game 772 cheques per day. There was a
at that city. decrease in the average number of
new claims reported daily from 231
The annual business meeting of in 1930 to 176 in 1931. The acrid -1
the Evangelical congregac;on was ents reported during December num-
held in the church proper on Monday bered 4,088, as compared with 4,694
evening, with a fairly well attended in December the prior year.
gathering. Rev. Dreier, the pastor,
acting as chairman. The election of Recommend a Good Spanking
a class leader, assistant class leader, The Ontario Magistrates Associat-
ion will seek to have the law amend-
ed so that they be given greater lat-
itude to punish offenders by the strap
or lash. The members of the associat-
ion are well qualified to express their
views on the subject. Day after day
they listen to the complaints brought
before them. They are in a posi.ion
to observe the effects of punishment
which may be inflicted under the
laws as they are. Their unanimous
conclusion that their powers should
be broadened is more deserving of
attention than are the protests of the
theorists who have no practical kno-
wledge of the'coui'ts. The increase of.
juvenile delinquency has become a
grave social problem. It may be les-
sened by a good sound spanking as
recommended by several of the mag -
.,..races. Many youngstc,rs regard a
boy sent to jail as something of a
hero. But he is not so much of a
hero with his friends after he is sp-
Arrested on a nominal charge of • ' T'.ifli"'11r' ;3 o14^n n10re effect -
disorderly conduct, David Gauley, of ive than invective and spanking se -
Ashfield Tp., was taken to the County ,;,..,, ,,, ,at the psyeao..ogy of those in -
jail at Goderich,as a result of most clined to set a bad boy on a pedestal.
unusual happenings near ICingsbridge
when he chased several persons with
a pitchfork and had to be subdued by
the police before he was I,suced un-
der arrest. Gauley came along the A. despatch from Winnipeg states
road when a load of hay which had that shipments of buffalo meat and -
upset in the ditch, • jumped from his hides from the vast government pre -
cutter and took complete charge of serve at Wainwright have been com-
the situation. Seizing the pitchfork pleted for the season, according to
he chased the O'Connor boys in eh- N. B. Walton, general superintendent
arge of the load, away from the scene of Transportation for the Canadian
drove the team and what remained National Railways. Approximately
of the load down the woad, turned a- 1,200 animals were slaughtered dur-
round, going from ditch to ditch re- ing the past -two months and 24 re-
turned to scene of the upset, and re- frigerator cars of meat and two cars
loading the hay with great vigor. Af- of hides were shipped to various parts
ter the hay was reloaded Gauioy dro- of Canada. The hides were shipped to
ve off a piece with the sleigh, and Calgary tanneries and Calgary also
raked up the remainder of the hay received the largest consignment of
touching a match to it, then drove meat with eight carloads, Five cars.
off in his cutter to a neighbor, where were billed to Montreal and the re -
Constables Gundry and Whitesides minder were shipped to Toronto,
met him and after a good tussle ar- Winnipeg, Regina, Prince Albert, Ed -
rested the man.. In the police court mouton and Vancouver. Canada's
which followed Gauley gave every great buffalo herd has now been re -
evidence of being mentally deranged. duced to less than 6,000. This was
He offered to produce bail for the not the first time that it was found
entire jail population, save one. He necessary to reduce the Wainwright
also issued a challenge to "lick" any herd on account of the overtaxing of
man in oderich. 'When ano`h^r pHs- grazing facilities. The original herd,
oxer was fined $10 and costs Gauley purchased by the Dominion Govern
arose and said; "I'll pay this inan's lnont in 1907, numbered 716 anim
fine, :how much is it?" Physicians els and this herd has incrensro natur.
report oat the heart, 1s ,tusmake, jag PX Au ;der cent each -;ear,
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We have opened a Service and Repair Garage
formerly the
EDIGHOFFER GARAGE
And are in a position to give First Class Work, on all I
makes of cars, and all other Motors.
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unced that he had been unformed
and missionery president was defer-
red to some later date. Mr. W. J.
Merrier was elected as church trus-
tee for a term of three years, and
Mr. E. Gabel as a parsonage and
cemetery trustee for three years. The
..natter of holding a fowl supper in
the fall of 1932 was discussed and
•.ti vote taken, and it was carried with
a big majority that a fowl supper be
held the date to be set later.
Twins Take Sick
Goderi.ch Star—Twin children of
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Elliott, Goderich
Township, named Joseph and Joan,
three and a half years•old, developed
pneumonia on the same day and on
the same side of the chest. t'urther,
they are making almost identical pro-
gress toward recovery, states 1)r. W.
Martin, who is attending them. The
children also are the salve size.
Canada's Great Buffalo Herd
Has Been Reduced
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Zurich Drug Store
SCHOOL SIJPPLIES
WE -HAVE A. FULL LINE OF ALL THE
REQUIREMENTS OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES;
PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC.
ALL AUTHORIZED TEXT BOOKS KEPT
IN STOCK.
SEE OUR SUPPLY OF
PREPERATIONS:
Perfumes, Toilet Waters,
Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pastes
TOILET
Perfumizers,
and Brushes
FINE STATIONERY AND FOUNTAIN
PENS.
KODAKS AND FILIMS
fir. A, J. MacKinnon, Zurich
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