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BUSINESS C a oris elm If 01J11.
Wants, For Sale, LOOrt,
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#ARRlSTER, SOLICITOR, NOT: i IN THIS COLVLA
Tavistock management of. the, Junior
Mx Sol. Hechler made a' business
trip to Tavistock on Tuesday.
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town on Monday, on business.
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Witmer,
were Saturday •
Exeter,
Mr. Lorne Mcl3ri
a week -end visitor' with his par
Goshen Line.
Mrs. J. Kellerman of Dashwood,
was a week-eri:d visitor' with her sis-
ter, Mrs. C. Fritz.
M. and Mrs. A. Aulerich of De-
troit, were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Prang. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Schwartz,
and daughter Eunice, of Detroit, are
spending the week with her mother,
IVirs. J. Fuss.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. O'Brein, .and
daughter, Miss Olive, spent Sunday
with the former's son, Mr. and Mrs.
Lennis O'Brein, Clinton.
Mr. Rennie Weber and boy frieind.
of Toronto were recent visitors with
the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs,
A. A. Weber, Bronson Line.
Messrs. J. Eidt and Ed. Kinsman,
were week -end visitors at their homes
at Ingersoll and St. Marys, respect-
ively.
Miss Olive Witmer of the Babylon
Line, spent the week -end with her
aunt ,and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Allan, just north of town.
Owing to next Sunday being Con-
ference Sunday, no services 'or Sab-
bath school will be held in Emanuel
Evangelical Cliurh, Zurich., April 24.
day last week. •
ARY Milton , ETC. Q of Dashwood was in
League of the Evangelical Church qn, i rl cr
Oz•'>N^IGE—Ilamilton Street, ,rust off
Mxs E h , g , . g • We are pff� " Quality Baby
the Square, GODERTCH, Ontario.
M Saturday afternoon. treated their • s' n Blood -tested ( Y, Chicks >n
Gladwin M l k d Neil
Leaguersg ix poplar breeds. Barred d White Roe
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Rocks, Black
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s, rte- Leghorns and
� Jersey Black Giants.
• Baby Chicks and Custom q, Hatch r
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FOR SALE
One only, new Lever H
ig:ne uc ion to .
charges reverse_.
Special Attention to Councel
and
e rC an to a nice outing with an Yee . S. . arre an
Court Work. s arrow, for E a th o ride to Seaforth via Clinton, inorcas, White Wyandotte White
:Mr. Holmes may be consulted at
ale at a b d t' e day being ideal, hence the kiddies
3 •derich•• by Phone, and Phone L..I'rare .0 Son,.
was de, of Windsor, enjoyed themselves :immensely. Fol-, o WE HAVE INSTALLED,r
d k d lowing' the trip refire h mints were • ANEW 30,000AEGG CAPACITY INCU•
eats Gosh L' BATOR FOR CUSTOM HATCHING 'ONLY.
Trays hold eleven dozen eggs each, Plant in charge of an expel- _.
a ienced operator. Phone or write your reservation early. Charge 0
b of two and one half cents per egg, Depend on iIogarth to give you I
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a satisfactory hatch.
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William H. Bra xi
A. S. P.
Graduated Foot Specialist
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Brown's Boot Shop
CONSULTING . ENGINEER
S W. Archibald, B.A.Sc., (Toronto)
.L.S., Registered Professional Eng-
ineer and Land Surveyor: Victor
Building, 2881 Dundas Street, Lon-
don, Ontario. Telephone: Metcalf
2801W.
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Dr. H. H. COWEN
L. D. S. D. D S.
DENTAL SURGEON
�t DEITZ BLO0I1—ZURIOH
"Byers/ Thursday, Friday, Saturday
- At HARTLEIB'S BLOOF,
DASI-WOOD
Monday, Tuesday and
;Wednesday
Every
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OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones National
School of ctioneerin ;. Try me foi
registered Live Stock, (All .Breeds.)
Terms in keeping with prevailing
prices. Choice Farms for Sale. Will
.aeli anything Anywhere.
Lurlcti.
'hone 18-93, or write.
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Licensed Auctioneer
For Huron and Middlesex
I AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
r uct .any Auction Sale, regardless
ow to size or article to sell. 1 solicit
sour business, and if not satisfied 'will
sake no charges for Services Rem -
/sieved. '
ARTHUR WEBER, --Dashwood
Phone 13-57".
SERVICE
Why We have the Better
Class of Customers'
WW1 CLASS GOODS, U. S. L.
MATTERIES, MOBILE OIL, MAR-
'v{;TELUBE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES
AND TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
Parts, Hohning and Mechanical Work
.iaoae to Micrometer Settings, No
guess work. Watch the cars that
STOP at WEIN'S, They are all HIGH
CLASS CLIENTELE.
II. B. Wein.
IASHWOOD — ONTARIO
u ri e h s' Popular
MEAT MARKET
Always a good Supply of
Fresh and Cured Meats
Bo1ognas, Sausages, Weiners,
!lams, Etc., always on hand
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
"'.Let Us Serve You!"
11. Yunghlut & Sou
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LIVE
POU LT R Y
WANTED
'ken every Day till 3 o'clock, p.m.
no not teed Fowl same morning
when brought in.
Highest Cash Prices
••—CASH FOR—,
NOTICE
PASTURE.. FARM TO RENT
75 acres, 11/e miles south of Zurich
Road, in Concession 7, through which
runs a stream of never failing water.
Write: W. C. Pearce, Exeter.
New Hats
SPECIAL SHOWING OF LADIES'
SPRING HATS, LATEST STYLES,
AT POPULAR PRICES
GET YOURS' NOW AT THE
Anna S. Datars — Proprietor
Hat Shop — Zurich
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.
Order May Chicks
NOW!
Barred Rocks and White Rocks at 12c
Each
White Leghorns at 10c. each. Four
extra Chicks per hundred. '
We will supply eggs from our
bloodtested flocks and hatch them
for five cents a piece.
We will guarantee a 50% hatch
for 5 c. each.
Half the people who bought chicks
from us in March have not lost the
four extra chicks.
A check up reveals that over 95 %
of all chicks sold are still going
strong ages (2 to 6 weeks).
Government Approved and bloodtest-
ed by Capital Laboratories.
T u ee; ilocks;>,b.ad •rto reactors.
Three more had only one' each.
All flocks with many reactors were
dropped from our list and no eggs
are purchased from. them.
All chicks are hatched in a Separate
Sanitary hatcher at temperature of
about 97 degrees. t44
Phone now to 97 r 4, Hensall.
J. Elgin McKinIey,
R. R. 1, - .ZURICH
5%—and Sale
In choosing an investment,
make certain that it is ahso
lutely safe as to principal
and pays an attractive, yet
Teasonable, rate of interest.
Thousands of Canadians
find that Huron & Erie
Debentures combine these
features.
Their popularity is indi-
cated in this growth:
Year Total Debentures
1911 $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
Sightless Typist
Miss K. Sells, a blind pianist who
is one of the Sunbeam Trio, which
includes Miss. Lamntie of Hensall,and
who is a typist in the London Life
nsurance Company head office, Lon -
on, has been blind from the day of
er birth, Last week she wrote the
xarninations of the insurance insta-
te. She transcribed the examination
ito the Braille system and then types
re answer,. The Loudon Life uses
ho dictaphone and Miss Sells is on -
bled by means of this device to do
rk that is aeo,, e average efficiency,
tor ?i if to ofnerve of the company, ions that if paid, would cover this
though born in the United States, amount. But the local inanagernen
se Sells maintains that s'he 1'S Can- thought it best at this time to pay
of,
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CREAM AND EGGS wo
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W. O'Brien
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Phone 101, Res. 9.4, 'Aweigh
served in the basement of the church
which were indeed enjoyed by all.
The annual sessions of the Can-
ada Conference of the Evangelical
church will be held in Zion Evangel-
ical church, Kitchener this week. ¶the
Conference proper will open on Wed-
nesday noon with Bishop Dunlap of
Cleveland in the chair, who is the
president throughout. This is also the
time when the stationing of ministers
takes place, which usually is being
read off at the close of the sessions.
The special services will be held each
evening, and special speakers are on
the program for Sunday,. (Confer-'•
Mr. Ward Fritz is to Windsor the
fore part of the week, gomg over
Monday with C. Hudson and L. Schu-
efle, who spent the week -end at their
homes in Hensall.
Mr. Jacob Haberer is making rap-
id progress in the building of a new
dwelling property on his lot recently.
purchased from Mr. M. Geiger. The
foundation is all excavated and ready
for the foundation to be started.
The various ministers of the Strat-
ford District of the Lutheran Synod,
are holding a Conference in Zurich
Tuesday and Wednesday, this is prior
to the annual gen- ral Synod meeting
held in Waterloo, the latter part of
May.
Mr. and Mrs.Rudy Schwartzen-
truber, Mr. mid :.Iii. Chris. Schwartz-
entruber, Mr. Rudy Oesch, Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Gingerich and Mr. Jacob
Schwartzentruber attended the fun-
eral of a relative, the late Andrew
Kipfer, near Tavistock on Saturday.
At the midweek meeting in the Ev-
angelical church last Thursday even-
ing, Mr. A. Melick was elected as
Class Leader for a term of two years
and C. L. Smith, as assistant class
The Hogarth Baby 'Click Hatchery _
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enee Sunday). The public are cord-
ially Y invited to attend all ,public me-;
etings.
Let UsQuote Yo
Time is Extended •
According to a despatch from Ot- O,! St or i2 s �: 1 l E 8 11 (1 A O 01 ` s
tawa owners of radio receiving se.s .
will be given until June 1, to obtain
their new $2 licenses, it is announced
from the Department of Marine. The
new licenses will be available in Most
centres this week, but owing to the
change in the rate from $1 to $2 the
date at which new licenses must be
obtained has been extencls:u from
May 1, to June 1.
Save Huron County $14,000 f. f PHONE • 69
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_Before tele cold ' %eatf (•i' ars i fs
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KAiLpLEISC,1
13y reason of the new lebislation i-+++++++
affecting old age pensions, by which
the municipalities snare is reduced
to 10 per cent., the County of Huron
will save about $14,000 a year on
this item. There also will be a pay-
ment coming of $10,000 as the amend
inent to the act is male retroactive
to August 1, 1931.Inasmuch as most
of the cottnLy house of re-
tif are p nsioners, nearly all of
their money going to the county for • Before
their upkeep, the cost of that instit- and see us. Get our Pries andQuality, 9
ution is now practically nil and the G�a-sty, saga we ,noir
old age pension bill is cut to a min- you will leave your Order with us.
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Fertilizer Pertiljze.r
giving Your Spring O
� 5 Orders for Fertilizer be sure
A Huge Swinciie $ °M f` �b Feeds, i n s Starters
Fi �icis Pyle:,a_'c•.1 52, English, a I Our Line of Chick Feeds and Chick Starters is complete
stock salesman, is in Huron County 9 and We will be pleased to Supply You with the follow -
jail awaiting trial on a charge of ob-
taining $1,•L50 from John A. Crerar
na
supply
of Brussels, by false protences. It is
stated that Boyles' arrest has explod-
ed,one of the biggest stock swindles
leader for two years, and Mr. C inthe history of this section of the
Fritz; was elected as Missionary Pres 1'r.vince. Boyles and his associates
ident for one year term. • are alleged to have sold some $200,-
000Mr. A. Foster, cement contractor, worth of stock in a company wln-
is busily engaged at the' basement alln .creameries -or its object oho oun yg n
and foundation, of the Hoist Bakery ap iisin Huron County. m-
by building walls, flo;nu, a large ce:s option was secured y theseid,cream-
pool, and other work. This will •ive cries and some money paid, it is un -
Mr. Hoist an early start in his build- derstood.
ing program for the summer. AFFECTS EXETER WOMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott, and
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Habkirk of Sea- At I a rgo, N. Dak., on April 13,
forth, were Sunday visitors at the County Judge P. li, Paulsen ordered
home of Mr. and Mrs. Herb little y,
the will of the late Wm. J. Carlile,
the former remaining under the par- margo, set aside and declared the de -
ental roof, for the remainder of the ceased intestate. Carlile died Feb. 20
.veek. In his will he left the bulk of his es -
Mr. A. Melick who has been ap. tate, estimated at $12,500, largely in
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pointed as layman for Zurich Con -
Exeter,
to his sister, Mrs. Sarah Green,
gregation of the Evangelical church. Exeter, Onix, who had resided with
understand is Thursday him several months prior to his death
weerning understand
Kitchenerisleaving to attend the and was in the room. at the time the
ne :•ions and will be accompanied by will was drawn. Mrs. Green petition -
Mr.. Jacob, Brown and Misses Ida ed to have, the will admitted to pro-,
Brill and Lorinda Schoch. bate, Alfred Carlile a brother, con-
tested on the ground Carlile was in -
'Mr. Milton Oesch, who has recent- competent, because of his age and
ly been carrying on a barber business physical condition. Carlile drew his
in the stand formerly owned by the will the day of his death. The estate
late E. Oesch, has moved his barber will be divided equally according to
ing equipment into the room immed- statute among the heirs, Mr. Wilson
iately south of Fritz Shoe store, and Carlile of Hensall .being also one of
part of the block. This is_, the old the heirs besides Mrs. Gruen of Ex -
stand where the late Mr. E. Oesch eter, and formerly of Hay Township.
conducted his barber business for a' AWARDED DAMAGES OF $7500
goodly number of years, and it in-
deed looks like old times to again Friends of Mrs. Lloyd Wilken, for -
see this room equipped with a bar- merly Miss Vera Marshall of Exeter,
bering outfit. are glad to learn of her success in
Spring seems to be here at last her court proceedings for damages
with the nice and bahny warm sun- for the death of her husband who was
shine, and the weather is warming lolled on the iaoming of July 28th
up nicely, the roads are drying off last at Iroquois, Ont. Mr. and Mrs.
and everything is coining to life, by Wilken were returning from a dance
the way the 'weather looked in Feb-
ruaryin we thought by this time all Mrs from ey, when they were run
summer grain would be half grown,into from the rear by a car owned
Mbut old mother nature has also some -by a young farmer named Milligan,
thing to say, and spring is consider- who, with his party was also return-
able later than last ing from the dance. Theywere on
year, as by this the Provincial Highway in the Village
time the seeding was practically in and were close to the street into wh-
it and it will'still be some time before al
they intended to urn to go home
farmers can get on the land this when he Milligan car struck them,
year.,driving their ear against a tree and
At a recent meeting of the various killing Wilken almost instantly. Mil -
organizations of the, local Evangelical ligan had allowed a 16 year old girl
church, it.was decided to wipe out to drive his car. Mrs. Wilken sued
the old church debt, which consisted ' for damages and the case was tried
of $175:, and this is how it all , before Justice Sedgewick at the Fall
hap-
pened: Ladies' Aid voted $75, the Assizes at Brockville, when judgment
Sabbath School $75, and the Senior was given hi her favor for $300.T1te
E. L. C. E. $25, and it seems a some- defendant, cross -
however, appealed from
what relief to have the local place of this judgment and the Plaintiff cross -
worship clear of debt, which .was ac appealed for :larger damages. The
crued in 1926 when the cltureh was case was again tried last week before
rebuilt, And this would have prob- Justice Wright at Brockville when
ably been wiped off sooner, :gut there
judgment for $7500, and all the cos -
were always more unpaid subscript- tq for both trials d f 1
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9 ing Brands: Pioneer, Master Chick Starter Puri
o Chows, Etc.
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For Spring Seeding and planting let us supply you with
: your seeds, Clovers, Timothy, all Garden and Grass
e Seeds kept in Stock at Lowest Possible Prices.
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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, " 'ei!ot End �I� , Perfumizers,
Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pastes, and Brashes.
FINE STATIONERY. AND FOUNTAIN
PENS.
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