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BUSINESS CARDS
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1IJARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT-
ARY PUBLIC, ETC,
OFFICE—Hamilton Street, Just off
the Square, GODERICH, Ontaid,a.
Special Attention to Councel and
Court Work,
31r. Holmes may be consulted at
'iGederieh by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed.
William 11. Brown
A. $. P.
Graduated Foot Speciatist
AT
Brown's Boot Shop
CONSULTING ENGINEER
;S. W. Archibald, B.A.Sc., (Toronto)
D.L.S., Registered Professional Eng-
ineer and Land Surveyor. Victor
3uilding, 2881/2 Dundas Street, Lon-
don, Ontario. Telephone: Metcalf
2801W.
Dr. 11. H. COWEN
L. D. S. D. D S.
DENTAL SURGEON
DEITZ BLOCK—ZURICH.
£,.very Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK,
DASHWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
..Wednesday
OSCAR KLOPF
Graduate Carey M. Jones N�� nal'
School of Auctioneering• Try
Registered Live Stock, (All Breeds.)
Terms in keeping with prevailing
prices. Choice Farms for Sale. Will
'sell anything Anywhere.
Zurich.
,done 18-93, or write.
Licensed Auction et
For Huron. and
1 AM IN A POSITION O eCi;cN-
Auct any Auction Sale,
regas to size or article to, sell. I solicit
your business, and if not satisfied '14
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sake no charges for Services Ren-
dered.
ARTHUR WEBER --Dashwood
$'lion 13-57.
EWW TOWS
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
a; MIS COL'IJMN
New Hats
SPECIAL SHOWING OF LADIES'
SPRING HATS;LATEST STYLES,
AT POPULAR PRICES
GET YOURS' NOW AT THE
Anna S. Deters —
H at Shop
Proprietor
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
,13usiness 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
SERVICE
Why We have the Better
Class of CustomersL.
:444GH CLASS GOODS, MAR-
VELUBE
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BATTERIES, IVMOB1LE• OIL,
OIL, GOONE IGNTIRO S
ES
*ND TUBES, GE
Tarts, Hohning and Mechanical Worn
Alone to Micrometer Settings, No
guess work. Watch the cars that
:STOP at WEIN'S, They are alt HIGH
C140S CLIENTELE.
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EGGS FOR HATCHING
Eggs for hatching and Baby Chicks
White Leghorns, disease-free at re-
duced prices. The supply is limited
We invite your inspection.
Bruce J. Klopp, Zurich.
urichs' Popular
MEAT MARKET
Always a good Supply of
Fresh and. Cured Meats
' olognas, Sausages, Weiners,
Hams, Etc., always on hand
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and. Skins
"Let Us Serve Your'
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Blood -tested C. icks
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. Menrkir. Bechler is confinedto
his bed with illness.
Mr. Ezra Brenner of Grand, Bend
was a visitor in town Tuesday.
All Radio Licenses expire on April
1st. Renew License for 1932-1933 at
Hess, Radio, Electric.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Weido and
daughter Dorothy, were Sunday vis-
itors in Goderich.
Mr. Ward Fritz and Fred. Thiel
made a trip to Windsor over, the
week -end.
Hatchery and Flocks 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 from high record
hens owned by some of the
most successful breeders in the coun-
try.
We expect to hatch 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. Come 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 hand.
J. Elgin McKinley,
R. R. 1, - ZURICH
fskea every Day till 8 o'eleek, p.m.
Do net feed Fowl same amazing
wham brought in.
"hest Cask Prices
—CASH POR -
3 CREAM AND EGGS
W. O'Brien
._ non& IQ1. fres.. 94, Z.t rich
Mr. Clayton Koffman, .won spent
vacations at his home here, has-re-
turned
as re -turned to Galt to resume his duties
as principal of a large'school.
There still are a great many cases
of flu or a bad cold epidemic, andin
some eases it develops into other sick-
ness which is more critical.
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Cowen and
little Mariana, were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Kellerman, near Dashwood.
Hay Council met on Monday, in
the Council Chambers for the .regu-
lar meeting, an account of the ; do-
ings will appear next week -
Mrs. A. Aulerich and Miss Eliza-
beth Truemner of Detroit have been
for the past few weeks at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Prang.
Miss Meda Surerus, who spent the
holidays at her home on the Bron-
son Line, has returned to Toronto to
rese her profession on the teaching
staff'.um
Mr. David Jeromette of the Blue
Water Highway, south of St. Joseph
was taken to London Hospital the
past week, for treatment on his eyes.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott, and
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Habkirk, of Sea -
forth, were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr. and. Mrs. Herb. Uttley.
Mr. Jacob Haberer has recently
been appointed as local agent for the
Continental Casualty Auto Insurance
and Sickness and Accident Co. This
appointment was made in the place
of Mr. Elmer Oesch, deceased.
Mr. Wm. J. Jarrott, the efficient
road superintendent of Hay Town-
ship, has purchased from C. Fritz &
Son a fine coupe, which M.r. Jarrott
will likely use in patrolling the high-
ways and byways of the Township
in the discharge of his duties.
School re -opened on Monday after
the eleven day's vacation over Eas-
ter, and it will now be the hard pull
:111 the promotion examinations in
June, when an account of the year's
work will be shown.
An Outstanding
Investment
One of the finest invest-
ments obtainable is a Huron
& Erie Debenture.
The confidence which The
6S -year-old Huron & Erie
enjoys is indicated by this
growth:.
Year Total Debentures
191 1 $7,600,000
1921 $10,300,000
1931 $29,500,000
If you are interested in a
safe investment that pays
51/2% interest, get in touch
with—
ANDREW F. HESS. Zurich
Friday of •last week was April 1st,
and all fool's day, did you get fooled?
Mr. Kenneth Routledge, Miss Ida
Routledge ...and Miss Anna Daters
motored to London on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Consitt of Hen-
sall were Monday •visitors in town.
Miss Edith Klopp, who spent a few
weeks visiting with friends in De-
troit, • has returned home.
Mr. Lawrence Corriveau of Detroit
is spending a few weeks with relaiiv
es here.
' Mr. Dennis Bedard, Jr., has purch-
ased from C. Fritz & Son, a handsome
sport coupe.
A number of relatives attended
;he funeral of Master Harvey Snider
year old son of Mr. and Mrs..i :io.,
Snider, •at Brucefield on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Len. Heist, and Mr.
Harold Klopp, of Detroit, were we-
ek -end visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Klopp.
On Monday friends congratulated
Postmaster and Mrs. Wm. Siebert,
50th anniversary of their wedding
day. However, we understand that
the formal celebration will take place
It some date in the near future.
Among those Who ntotorett o Tor-
onto on Saturday to witness the Tor-
onto ard Mertreal Mm no*, hr,^kc
teams play off, were: Mr. Rudolph
Stade anu eo.r Ha;:otd, Wm. Siebert,
Jr; and Lee O'Brein.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Manson, who
have lived for the past year at I-Ien-
sall, where they purchased a property
have moved back on their farm on
the Goshen Line, north, and their
many friends indeed welcome them
again in our midst. Mr. and Mrs.
Lorn D. Manson, who have been liv-
ing on the farm, have moved to
Thorndale.
Mr. John Charrette of the Blac
Water Highway, south of St. Joseph
held a very successful wood cutti g that if such a bill were enacted no
bee on - Monday, .when some :eighteen estate in future would be safe from
men assembled and made a big show-
ing of the day's work_
March sure did roar itself out like
a lion on Friday,_ and a spell of real
winter •visited us over the week -end,
but it has again turned warmer and
looks a little wore like spring, but
•urobably it is better if the warm
weather does' not come too rapidly as
t may last longer when it does come.
• A number of citizens have asked
the information as to whether the
places of business in town are open
on Tuesday evenings. And we will
take the liberty in advitaing the pub-
ic that these places of business will
not be ke:,t open Tuesday evenings
till farmers start at the spring seed-
ing, and busy during the day time.
The local Hydro Commission re-
ceived notice from the Head Office
at Toronto that the excess of power
paid by the Zurich System to the
Commission at Toronto for the past
year is $343.17 for the fiscial year
which ended Iast October. This re-
cund will likely be credited on a
monthly power hill in the near fut-
Strongly Opposed
Ten years ago the late Charles MiI-
lar, wealthy but eccentric Toronto
barrister, in his 'will' directed that
the residue of his estate at'the expir-
ation of ten years from his death
should go to "the mother who has
;ince my death given birth in Tor-
onto to the greatest number of chil-
dren," or, if there were more than •
one claimant with - an equal number
of birth, the amount should be div-
ided between them. In the clo:'ng ' •
hl rai' Our Line of Chick Feeds and Chi
days of the session, Attorney Geck Starters is complete
Price introduced in the Legislature and We will be pleased to supply You with the follow -
a bill to escheat the estate, w -
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▪ six poplar breeds, Barred and White Rocks, Black
Minorcas, White Wyandottes, White Leghorns and Z
Jersey Black Giants.
WE HAVE INSTALLED A NEW 30,000 EGG CAPACITY INCU•
• BATOR FOR CUSTOM HATCHING ONLY. •
Trays hold eleven dozen eggs each, Plant in charge of an exper-
ienced operator. Phone or write your reservation early. Charge �•
of two and one half cents per egg. Depend on Hogarth to give you '
y a satisfactory hatch,
The Hogarth Baby Chick Hatchery
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09 Before giving Your Spring Orders for Fertilizer be sure
and see us. Get our Prices and Quality, and we know
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Chick Feeds, and Starters
i t Inch a
mounts to half 1 million or more, and Brands: Pioneer, Master Chick Starter, Purina
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hand it over to the University of • Chows,
Toronto. Public opinion, however—
and
especially the protests of the
women folk—was too much for the •
Attorney -General, and before the
session concluded he announced the •
withdrawal of the bill. In protest a- Y
gainst the measure it was pointed out
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SCHOOL REPORT
Report of S. S. No. 6, Hay for the
month of March:
Sr. IV—Gladys Gingerich 86, Win-
nifred Battler 81, race' Wein 75.
Sr.. II—Rose Hoffman 64, Irene
Foster 62, Anthony Hoffman 58,
Fred Farwell 53.
1I Class—Neil Gingerich 73, Keith
Wildfi3rig '21, Leonard Hoffman 65,
Arthur Foster. 64, Lennis Gingerich
59, Cyril Gingerich 59, Ruth Wit-
mer 45, *Gerald •G,inigerich 38, Alb-
ert. Ileffman 37.
P'iirst Clars—Marie Wein 67,
Pruner—Doreen Gingerich. 9S, Th -
I ata:.. Hoffman 79.
1 Ne.. on roll. Ilk
Grana E.. Peppar, Teacher.
ure.
Wins First Prize
In the R. G. Dun Program over
Radio Station CJGC London, on Mon-
day evening, the name of Mr. Wm. C
Wagner of Zurich, was called out as
first prize winner for composing a
short poem from the R. G. Dun cig-
ars. The first prize winner received
a fine Bulova wrist watch, and follow
ing is the poem, that took the prize:
,Lizzie out of -gas has run,
Don't that get your goat?
So light up 'your R. G. Dun,
And she will go home on smoke.
Case Dismissed
the hands of the Provincial Treasur-
er.
POWER COMMISSION ACT
Apparently there are some of our
citizens who are not aware of the
law in regards to electrical installat-
ions by authorized persons, also some
who have been waarned against this
practise and yet disregard this mat-
ter as a serious offense. A number of �n {� `�
these practises have been brought to O NWANSAV(1<i�� 1i�@g iWVIM R cap • .
light every year and persons who are
responsible were warned and r..ivis- I �,
.ed in a decent mannerly way ant yet
some of our citizens aro under the
impression that to prohibit such pra-
ctises as electrical installations, alter- 4
ations, extensions and connections `'-
without the necessary permission: is
perfectly alright and should not con-
cern those who are employed by the
local hydro and represent the electr-
ical inspection department. Following
are parts of Sec. 80 of the Power
Commission Act, rules and regulat-
ions describing the design construct-
ion installation, protection, use, main
tainence, repair, extension, alteration,
connection and disconection of all
works and matters used or to be,
used in generation, transmissioin,
distribution, delivery or use of elec-
trical power or energy in Ontario:
(b) Prohibiting the use in Ontario
of any such work or matter until
they shall have same inspected or
approved.. Every. inspector appoint-
ed •under the authority of this sect-
ion may at any reasonable hour en-
ter upon, pass over or through any
land, building, or premises for the
purpose of performing the duties as --
signed to him under the authority of
this section. (9) Every municipality
or corporation or commission and ev-
ery company firm, or individual. (A)
Hindering, molesting. disturbing. or
interfering with the inspector or
other employee in the performance
of his ditty under this section shall
incur a penalty of not less than $10
or more than $50 for each offense.
(b) Refusing or neglecting to com-
ply with any such order of the com-
mission shall incur a penalty of not
less than $100 or more than $500
and further penalty of not less than
$100 or more than $500 for each
and separate day upon which such re-
fusal or neglect is repeated and con-
tinued. The local hydro and elect-
rical inspection representative has
been advised to take a straight course
and cleat up of all defective, electri-
cal equipment and installation and
keep all such strictly within the Taw.
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SEEDS
Etc.
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For Spring Seeding and planting let us supply you with
your seeds, Clovers, Timothy, all Carden and Grass
Seeds kept in Stock at Lowest Possible Prices.
"We do Custom Seed Cleaning"
Agency for McCormick -Deering Machinery Repairs.
Schilbe
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Judge Sedgewick at the assizes in
London dismissed the claim of Ell
Bice, Clandeboye farmer, for $5,000
personal damages, but awarded him
$12.50. for damages to his buggy
Bice was suing Mervyn Jones and
.the Jones Boy: and Label Company,
of London, over an accident that oc-
curred on October 12. Bice told the
�n
court that he was proseed g south
on Nol 2 highway driving a horse and
buggy, when a car driven ay Jones
`crashed into him from the rear. He
blamed the accident for diabetes,
heart, lung and kidney troubles and
injuries to his spine as well as a
general breakdown. He claimed a
!li'ghtedlantern was on the buggY.
Zurich Drug Store
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF ALL THE
REQUIREMENTS OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES;
PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC.
ALL AUTHORIZED TEXT BOOKS KEPT
IN STOCK.
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SEE OUR SUPPLY OF TOILET
PREPERATIONS:
Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Perfumizers,
Toilet Soaps, i ooeii Pasa.es, and Brushes.
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Dr. A, Jr MacKinnon, Zurich