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BUSINESS SSS CARDS
DUDLEY E. RorxEs
liaN tltlSTER, SOLICITOR, NOT-
ARY PUBLIC, ETC.
OFFICE --Hamilton Street, Just off
the Square, GODFRICH; Ontario..
S, aee sal Attention to Councel and
Court Work.
.!fir. Holmes may be consulted tit
readerich by Phone,- and PI'Mne
charges reversed,
Drh $A. H. •C O
14.7D. S. D B . ,$
DENTAL SURGEON
t DRUZ BLOCK ----,ZURICH
Every "Thursday; Friday, Saturday
At BIALTTT;EIBB'S BLOCK,
UASI WOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday ana
r•W ednesdsy
Licensed Aucti▪ oneer
For Huron and Middlesex
I AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
duet any Auction Sale, regardless
els to size or article to sell. I solicit
your business, and if not satisfied will
hake no charges for Services Ben -
tiered.
.ARTHUR WEBER, --Dashwood
none 13-57.
Popular
MEAT MARKET,
Always a good Supply of
Fresh and Cured Meats
B;ologrzas, Sausages, 'VVeiners,
Hams, Etc., always on hand
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
.°Let Us Serve You!"
M1, Yu ghiut & Sou
Pity Top's
Warns, For Seller too t
Found,' NOticav Etc Ada
Lill 'dtli;1 MIAMI
,-u
FOR SA.'a '
A good waterproof tent 71'1x9?;
feet, five foot Wall:, ,sewed hi floor,
etc., for .quick sale very. cheap. Ap-
ply at Herald Office.
FARM FOR SALE
160 acre farm, in Stanley clown -
ship. Fine brick home, Bank Barn,
spring crop, Itni'nediate possession.
iwnde ill. Iluildings alone worth the
price asked' $5900. 'Charles Ratl'awell
Varna, Ont.,'
FOR SALE
A number of sows due in April
for sale.
Aaron Oestreicher.
Fo
Sale
Cut liar fart; and
all makes of movers,
flared to overhaul any
I.E Prang
knives; for
Vaca arra pre -
mower.
Sc Son.
FOR. SALE
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A Deering Siderake and Tedder
:or quick sale. Apply to:
Chas. Laframboise, I.tv.1, Dashwood
F OR SALE
50 Leghorn Pullets for sale at 50c
each, 10 weeks old, good laying str-
ain: Also 20 Rock puIIcts at t ,.
ZURICH HERALD
LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Jul, )aleck visited with Mat-
s at Toronto the past week.
Mr; and Mrs: Edgar Wuerth were
visitors .to Kitchener over Sunday.
Mr. Louis Sehillae was a recent
visitor with friends in Michigan.
Strawberries are a good crop in
these parts this year, and the Price.ls
now down to 8e a box, '
Mr. and Mrs. ,W111 Oeselr of 'Tilver-
ton were week -.end visitors with re-
latives here;
Mr, Philip Bedard, shoe merchant,
of Tilbury was a recent visitor in the
village and community.
A number ffroni town." attended the
Decoration services at Ixeter on Sun-'
day,
Mrs. Chris. Hof nian ' of Greaten..
is spending a few days with Mr, Win.
Hoffman.
Last week we received a little she-
wer of radn, but the weather in gen-
eral is very dry.
Mrs. Clarence Hoffinan< and sister,
Miss Nora Siebert, R.N., ,are spend-
ing the week in Detroit, •
Mrs. James Laidlaw and daughter
of Crossweli, who have been visitir g
relatives here, have returned home
Miss Gertrude lI list ,pi Godes ieh.
was a recent visitor with her sister,
Mrs. H. G. Hess, and' other •friends..
Dr. and Mrs. Ross of Seaforth cal
led on friends in Zurich on Batu:dal
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William Greb of. St-
ratford were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Brcn-
no.r.
Miss Emma Dinsmore and Mr. D.
a+ails and family of London, are camp
ing at Grand I end.
1r, incl Mee. Janes, Laidlaw of
Blyth, spent a few days with their
cousin, liar. Jolla and Mrs. Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Hoffman, Mr.
and Mrs. I. W. Hoffman and Mrs. C.
iotl'iion of Crediton, were Sunday
i,.itors at Listowtd.
Mr. and itfrs. Theo_ Wagner of
Mr, .Herb Mousseau made a, busines
trip to London" on Tuesday
Mrs.Lee W, Hoilernan left Tuesday
for Forest to :spend a few days,
Poral••7.At Ray Township, Bronson
Line, on Judi,:,, 1st, to Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Gtngexi4h,' a ion,,.
Mr. and W'd i. George Fee and !ant-
i of Hensald, were Sunday visitors
with Mrs I : Lippliarcit and.' other fri-
ends. ned.
I•iarry .l''iclu elea Y ut:illy oat
thy painting of the LItaicnrani' e• churn+
iot•rn, and the Iioures of airs: 13,
Lephardt, and Mi Cad. Matinee.
1.
A number :from towic• attended t11
Social at Vai•nc on Tue. day eve/deg;'
The Goxierieh Young People .supplied
the pa; i ram which was very autstand-,
ing.
Ovoecernie the dia.cornforts of hot
nights hyttiobping in a .cosy tent, or
get ,closer to nature by taking a
camping outing with a tent. In-
forination for the purchase of a tent
can be had at Herald office,
The Mennonite Curehiil in town are
hold rt,; a 8c l:day S41'ioot Conference:
• .eek froiyi June ; F,th`ta July. 3,
aial'setetkere ate..' le 1'e for the
Va“,d3Ninti tl l}' till t:{e ,ublic are
cordially invited to <lt:, niti ti,t,ae
vicc:;.
Its eipeTeeer ee tu,. Hume.
ierhen, al nub. r lith of
tv .t e>..',7,7.•:14;,.
.a. ;1:;1 � ar j
.e1.., •t, ,.r _ . found on t)n four; � 1•w✓k'W $ �r ,S � ir.I!^. `r�
oa•t:ii: 1W tilt t �14�df~Vtif2t�A.�ietlww'1 wA'�?I {tf"
ter 1, r o
17 -t•t this crna:;.!ntn bre -114
ir , _,.;a1 is dost• tv dirarn . �y
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11 loll and I I. t E.of the
E air ;cad eh;..rcn le.141 a le r•y plea, -
ant plume ou the lawn of :lir•. and
Mrs. Alfred. -,.' el; 'k, ;i'i 'I outlay ev-
The Many good cat. :lion;•,
wit! t tout singing were much'
en•y ; • e by all present.
nt.
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Before giving Your Spring Orders for Fertilizer bere
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and see us, Get our Prices and Quality,and weknow
so
you will leave your Order with us.
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Chick Feeds, and Starters
a Our Line of Chick Feeds and Chick Starters is complete
g and We will be pleased to supply You with the fol '
w-
ing. Brands Pioneer, : /Taster Chick Starter, Purina
Chows, Etc,
For Spring Seeding and planting let us supply you with
I' your seeds,, Clovers, Timothy, all Garden and Grass
'Seeds kept in Stock at Lowest Possible .Prices.
"We do Custom Seed CleIning",
Agency for McCormick -Deering Machinery Repairs,
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:w,a.,,42.4, cid:, n: .lir,:;,, ;>eA kinta
:ate! Mae Cinr,_nee HofIinan or!
Galt ,a, spending hot days with their '
pateqite .tat. Hoffman le.lFaving ell
Guelph. arca visiting with the form- VG, it'' 'i'y fur (tit, where' he will;
ex's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm. C aLe` l,u . the tralt Terrier baa bail
Wagner_ team o'i as tour through the ea.ti•en
mit r', the Province: I.
Reit W Y. and Mrs. Dreier, and
theEvangelicaluLadies? Aid of Mil- ' No Favoritescath. Ferdinand Ii..bt'a•er.. ' jays
voter' spent 'd u; ei;eg• afternoon this
_......_ _.__. _ _ - week with Rev. El. and Mr.. Dun r
+ �s ,•
and family_ All had a delightful 'Li.
N O 9 I troll', dee L.
The tutlet:ru( ``ion work oofwidening e't r
.1*.sovssomoss.....**Noneteurospm.saros We have installed one of the latest the Blue Water highway, from St. lilt;' '
and most up-to-date equipinen'i4 for 1Jeeeph . outh hue commenced, and 1''
tufting Spark Plug-. Drive up y-oa:rlgoori progress is being made. ('>' ";
.tut0 and have your plLig:4 tested rot! 1 -11:
SERVICE
Why We have the • Bette.
Class of Customers
iiUGH CLASS GOODS, 4J. S. L.
:BATTERIES, MOB1r.tF 011., M.AR-
V'ELUBE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES
1 71I3EE4,. G bTIJII'IE IGeNlTIO 4
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i1oner to 'Micrometer el:tp
guess -work. Watch the :,cars that
STOP at WEIN'S, They are al! HIGH
CLASS CLIENTELE.
tithe i , as guilt at (`i,... •h at ?CY (r. m i ca,
Schr g Bros., Zurich. inert st ,.w.rda.y, conducted by Rev. F..
----.--------...-_-_-,===. 1llern, the pastor. Visitor: are cord -
sally invited,
LET US TEST
' 1SkARK PINGS
MAS}IWOOD
--- ONTARIO
vs.d.,�cc.,hzcsaxsae,
Western Farmers'. teal
Weather iris uance Co
OF WOODSTOCK
The Largest Business of any
Canadian Company doing
Business in Ontario -
Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec.
.31st, 1931, $19,593,724,
Total' Cash in Bank and Bonds
,$199,101,.81.
hate+ -$4,5O per e1,000 for J:attanrs,
E. F. K kpp-Zuiilch
Mewl, Also Dealer in Lidhfnin d Rods
an all kinds of Fire Insurance
L i! d 26
POU Q� j�L T R
WANTE
`I 36 E f .t
lila en every Day till 2 o'clock, p.m
ne not feed Fowl saran morning
when 'brought in.
Highest Cash Praces
y�
-CASH FOR -
CREAM AND EGGS
W. 1'BrieIn
Phone 101. Res. 94. Zurich
THE' HERALD'S
JOE "DEPARTMENT
ever ready to'serve the pub
,tic with Commercial and fine
Printing. Get our prices be -
leaving' your order else .
where..
Maybe you don't believe in the
business of changing spasrrlc plugs
every 10,000 miles. 'Well sir, etre leave
installed a Champion Spark Plug
Tester that clearly visualizes to
your own satisi'actaey.0 why and
when you need new spade plugs...P.'
tome fa, and fet us test your oval
spark plugs, and compare them to
new Champions. It's a very :Inter.
eating and instructiv-e test, and is
absolutely free..
"Your Engine Deserves The Bests'
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Spare Ping•
L. A. Prang and ;San, Zurich
Gold Output as $60,000,00o
A, recent desiaateh states that the
output of geld from theraines of Can
ada during- I9:I'2 will have a value of
more than *60,000;000, E. J. Carlyle
secretary -treasurer of the .Canadian
institution of Mining and Metallurgy
predicts, i:r;c addressing a meeting of
that organization recently
TO OUR CREDITORS
Owing to heavy' financial oblig;at-
ione that we have to meet at present,
we are obliged to scud out .an umber
of accounts, which in most cases are
,anal], yet they amount to .a nice lit-
tle sum when there area number of
them. We trust the people will show
their appreciation of the 'credit ex-
tended by replying to your alipieal. We
intoe 1 . ijoyd With and 1 tri" a'.%
zto
a.)1 'e e t• Norman Lever r gc is
!•• lir .: no favorite `e to r-
e
h. 1. the Ford Mole; c o.,
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te,f'tie ee;art .,• •
33't th,•1',. ,,
ern •tdi'i• ed i e 1 eeeenee .. :7 t
i.:e:Y ;uei ei: all'. a .1••
SeS
o tract
eu
^b of 1,',Ineae•lhe,d.:ia, Ear i '`5-
e ,{ ce. weich t -t have!
kinsman, of the I;ank of :.>_ontr°e l l e.27
tilt• ;_u..•
staff spent the week -end attheir .xe l
Y.lir e ,l t
1 - tt
I.aakt• van•on last .3'Ililis,i
spective homes, at lixigerold ant -at {l ;, tg, *ill :ba. aces' rya
i47aryi w
- ... ar't. 1•'t ell fiat" brr'n i1V !
XI,' [c 4F L. Fn'1 ; of fi;)cdr,rich.
• and_ tug, of tin, ill-fated!
.. ,d!' iti I:•e'lr k lc' a.a .I:1 ttltt?. .G„••e'
` orle-r 11 tii'm tion r'• tile work, it 1
rid with Ror. anti Mrs. Ai:, .i ( :•111 •a.;1Ii1r7Vlntnt rt? (:0Y' lkrable i
ars, who t E•1',, recently+'•'it`ll cio....e'r Lei t'he'n• .:cyY.i.
twin boys, and WIlO are +da,a: g r+
i wo Carloads of Buffalo To
idr. and VIPs. Ed. Dateee + ,
Annan r)at ate, Mr. t ,A ae r
and .:ia-. .Iat1Uid .elelta ._..0
Dtshuro oat S.;nd.4y, t :he. • t..,
Re: Louis V. Solaieln. and riga.-j
s htc'r s, t',t. lisaeas T$nlm i and :aa. Ruling Mountain Park
Soldan ri,' t °finnan, %lith, ha: i,t ,•lr lteturnin
tl •a i _ of Mr. incl 1ia'= Jolty ale:, g to the plain, of Mani-
:a
where the thundering hoofs of
ca ., Rev. boldan whose birt'lat ' . •
th
:aricli, and who .spout hi -their proud forefather; oncepound-
:ays here, has enjoyed ren0%.01.....
quaintanccs with old fr•i.'nds.
At a special meeting of Hay ("cum
cil held on Saturday in ening 10-t, Mr.
W. J. Harvey was given the elearect
of hauling c:•a .hed stone ant gravel
from the township crusher at. 7 ets.
per yard anile. Mr. George Arm-
strong was given the contract. of fur-
nishing powear for the crusher at •,:t.
por hour.
Dredge Sinks in Lak . Huron
The Government dredge Q. 4.Y. R•.
on her way from Sarnia to I:in •art:
inc., after floundering in a harts y `$•:a
for about seven hours, sane :shout
ten o'clock last Thursday morning,
betwecd St. Joseph and ]laytt•l:l.lic-.
crew of eleven men, inclutiiug the
cook, were picked up by the two .or:
ing tugs, an hour before Ale slk.
The men had a cold experience 1.),"ore
they were picked up.. Three :•eewk
which belonged to the dredge: ear(
also then loose and drifted to sham
the one landing at Bowmanet point,
north of St. Joseph. F'ortijltatoly it
came in cotace with one of-ythe trap
nets of the Cantin Fishery and dam-
aged it considrab)y.
Our back Streets are recei.viing >_a
dose of gravel at present, 4nd there
seems to be considerable diisatis fact-
ion among some citizens to the eta s
of maternal being used, As this year
the police trustees are putting on a
Boat of pit gravel, which of tonne 'k
much inferior in. quality to tbu lake
gravel that has been use ;. the past
few years. Mostly everyone thinks
the lake gravel is by far the cheap-
est in the long run, although it costs
more to haul. Ono citizen called us'
up over the phone advising u: that
"this sand will be good only to fill up
the sink boles and drains" and per
haps there is room here for conl-
have also given at local oitizen a few plaint, as Zurich's drainage system is
'Or e' 1loction, who will in due time notany to adequate as it is, and a
motet 4, teM(Illa call to the. amounts a..,, o l cootie running sand surely will
owing:_ n t heli th drain an
ed beneath the surge ,,;' ni giaty bod-
ies, two carloads of bu+i'•i10 have ',e -
•n shipped over Caiia:iaan Natio gal
Railways from the Government Par's
at Wainwright, Alta., to t:e placed in
hiding Mountain Nationel Park. The
iu.iiale were unloaded oat �sh� rile.
Manitoba, and will be confined in the
mw N .t.onel Park, where the Federal
Department oi' :'lei Interior win
establish an exhibition herd of these
'n•titastie animals. One ear contain-
ed 5 male buffalo. c rie.felly selected
from the main herd at Wainwright,
and the other car carried 10 young
cows,
HENSALL
Mrs. J. W. llonthron who has been
visiting relatives in Waterloo, return-
ed home on Sunday last-
Mrs. John Johnston is visiting for
a few days with • relatives in Hyde
Park and Parkhill.
Mrs. SIiortt of Windsor visited Tast
week with her sisters, Enuna and
Mary Johnston.
Mr. Hillard, recently of Chatham,
Inas been appointed by the Bank of
Montreal, to take the place of S. L.
Peppier, as accountant Here. 31r. Pep
pier, was recently made Manager at
A.ultsville,
Mr, Arid Mrs. John Elder, of Hen -
sail, arriltrtlrlee the errgagelnent of
their dangle -toe Mary Helen, to Alf-
red. Ernest (Fed) Howe, of I7r•uram-
ondvillo, Que., youngest seri of Mr.
and• Mrs,A. W. Howe, of London,
the marriage to take palace early in
Tuly.
Geo, Douglas and Harry Howard,
who have crone so Bruch work for Dr
Moira connected with building operat-
donaY have been engaged building a
dant at the bridge Bear the sanitori-
um.
o, Geiger & Son have a force of
nen engaged at, their flax nulls and
have a writ large quantity of flax
stacked to work upon, much more
than that of any previous year.
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