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BUSINESS CARDS
DlUDIOU E. HOLME
, AR UST£'R, SOLICITOR, NOT-
A•
C, ETC.
RY
Steeet, Just' off
the ,Square, GODERICII, Ontario,
;,Special Attention to Councel and
Court Work.
Ma. Holmes may be consulted at
Ooderich . ►y Phone, and Phone
charges reversed.
Dr. I, H. COWE
L. D. S. D. D S
DENTAL SURGEON
DEITZ BLOCS—ZURIOFI
Bleary ..Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At gARTL•FIB'S BLOCK,
DAeFUW OOD
�E'ery Monday, Tuesday and
,'Wednesday
. �� e Auctioneer
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For Huron and Middlesex
INA.POSITION TOCO
dui any A.Uction Sale, regardless
r to size or article to sell. I solicit
your business, and if not satisfied will
,tee no charges for Services Ren -
Aare&
ARTHUR WEBER --Dashwood
?`hone 13-57.
uli .chs' Popular
MEATMA -K `T,
Always. a good Supply of
Fresh and Cured Meats
B�ologna5, Sausages, Ieiners,
Hams, Etc., always on hand
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
°" ..et Us Serve You!"
Yungblut Son
SERVICE
Wh.. We have' the` Better
Class of Customers
i"R3Gl4 CLASS GOODS, U. S. L.
MATTERIES, MOBILE, OIL. MAR-
VELUBE OIL, GOODYEAR 'FIRES
.AND TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
Parts, ;tiioltning and Mechanical Work
dome to Micrometer Settings, No
4;u+ess work. Watch the cars that
STOP et WE1N'S, They are all HIGH
?CLASS CLIENTELE.
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DA3HWOOD — ONTARIO
Western Fanners' hh l
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Notice,
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Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found,Etc. Ads
FOR SALE
A. Yorkshire sow with nine pigs,
weeks old Atxulp to:
A. A. Weber, Phone 97: r
FOUND
ZURICH HERALD
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. ,•,P. Rowe motored to Toronto
this week.
Mr. Newell Geiger of London.,'sp,
eat the' week -end at his hone in the
village.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Erb of. the
Bronson 'were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Oescli
Mr. Yule, who has been visiting
with relatives and friends for tia.
past week has returned to his home
in Fullerton.
A girl's Red Leather Coat and a:
Toque. Same can be had at the Her-
ald Office by paying this adv.,
Shoe Stock For Sale
By Tender
Consisting of the entire general
stock of coarse and fine shoes, in
Brown's Boot Shop, Zurich. Highest
or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted. Last day for receiving ten-
ders, Sept. 9th.• Address ail com-
munications t.o:
Mrs. Flossie Brown, Administratrix,
Zurich, Ont.
Beans Wanted
We are prepared to pay the high-
est market price for beans, peas, and
all kinds of seeds, and arrange for
tr deicing at low rates. '
J. C. Reid, & Co., Dashwood.
I'hohe No. 3.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
all creditors and others having claims
against the estate of WILLIAM H.
BROWN, late of the Village of Zur-
ich, Merchant, who died on the Eight-
eenth day of June 1932, are required
to forward their claims duly proven
to the undersigned on or before the
Fifth clay of September•, A. D. 1982.
AND NOTICE IS ' FURTHER
GIVEN that after the staid date the
Administratrix will proceed to distrib-
ute the estate having- regard only to
the :claims of which she then shall
have notice.
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DATED at Exeter, Ont.,. this 10 h
day of August, A. D. 1932.
GLADMAN & STANBURY,
....Exeter and Hensall,
Solicitors for Adininistratrix.
LOST
Auto license marker, D.T.-203.
Finder kindly return to: 'Sv. Brod-
erick, Parr Line, Hay Tp..
GRAIN WANTED
We are prepared to pay the highest
market price for all lances or Meanie Grove, owed and eared for by Mr.
• in hand, namely: Rooth No. 1, Mr;
Grain and Beans. We ran also sup Gordon Turnbull of Parkhill, and a
a ply you with empty begs and arrange- U. Koehler, teaelt.;r; Room 11, Mies.fernier t
for trucking same at a very row rate. Olive O'Brein; No. III, Nis Frieda Highrrayresident of the Hue Water
Miss Pearl Pfale and nephew Claw
Geiger are visiting at the horne al
Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Pf'ile; Rensall,
Mrs. Egbert Heideinin and son Al -
bort, visited a week with friends at
Jackson, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Desch, and Mr.
and Mrs. Willott Kelleburn,, of.Mil-
verton, were Sunday visitors with re-
latives and
e-latives'and friends here.
Mr. Harold Stade left Thursday to
spend -a few weeks visiting with fri-
ends in Detroit, Marine City and
Holly, Mich.
Mr. Menno Steckle Sr., and Mr. R.
F. Stade, accompanied by Mr. Albert
Rittenhouse motored to Danville, .ov-
er the week -end.
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Mr, Ed. Wurm, of Markham, and
a former' well known resident of Zix-
ich, was a welcome caller at our of-
fice this week.—Seaforth Expositor.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Moritz and.
daughter and Mr. Atkinson, of Gu-
elph were visitors et the home of Mr
and Mrs. C. Fritz.
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The registrars preparing tate vot-
ers' lists for Polis 3 and 4 for the
pending by-election, finished the pre- Mrs. Wilbert McBride and children
have returned to their home iai Win-
dsor after spending two months at
Ba..yiield and at the hone; of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert McBride.
rats prirn
Mrs, Herb. Desjardine and son,.
Elroy are spending the week with fir-
etads at Detroit,
"Mr. and Mrs, George Hess, of
Elensall motored to town on i; rtes-
day..
Mrs. S. ()liver arid son, Gordon of
Kitchener wef'e week -end visitor; at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. C. Fritz.
Mr, and `'Mrs. Ed.Hertz ertz and feun-
ily of Detroit were week -end -visitors
kiith friends here. -
ltilrs. Damrow and son Dick and
Miss Olive of Kinde, Mich., are :>p-
=endiug;; a few days with Mr.and Mia.
Simon Gree, and other friends.
Mr. anncl Mrs, Ed Heitman a_i.l
gamily of Stanley Tp., were 'Sunday
visitors at the home of Mi. and Mrs.
Kuno Hartman.
Mr. and Ara, D. E. Studer and
daughter Evelyn of Detroit, spent a
few days last week at the home of
Mr. anti Mrs. W. J. JohesLon and ot-
her relatives.
Mrs. Wm. C. Wagner arid :,on,
I',"onnrd, and Mrs. A. McClinchey of
Stanley; attended the funeral of Mrs.
Rudolph Seigner, at Mildmay, on
Sunday.
Iiia. Henry We:eloh of town has
returned home after pending a week
with her. daughter, Mrs. Wm. Schrad-
er, south of Dashwood.
.Miss E.. J. MacDougall of Toronto
and Ms,. C. C Shaw • of Brockville,
were last week' guests of Mr. and
Mrs. T. L. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Reith and Jean
of Ingersoll; Mr. and lir;; Charles
Andrews of Ingersoll, were week -end
visitor; with Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Reith.
liminary lists on Tuesday last.;Mr.
Henry Howald is registrar for Poll
No. 8, and Mr. Henry Neeb for Poll
No. 4, Iiay.
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Mrs. Lydia Geiger, owing to the Mr. and Mrs. Seth Brown of Staiia,
leaving of her daughter, Miss Buloine and Miss Doris Kleinfeldt, also of! ei
for Rye, is spending a shorty cane at Stan and Nr. and Mrs. Orville De-'
the `Trio Cotage at Grand Bend, of aver of Exeter, were Sundayvisitors
ter which Mrs. Geiger will stay for at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Edward'
a time with her sitter at Kitchener„ t heaver of town. i
I6,
Don't forget, the Zurich Drug' g
Store has a full supply of Publi aril
High School text booas, •rcr iii ti: •s,
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr' p. oils, yes everythin ; ret°u.t 1 iai
and Mrs. Rudy Schwartzentruber and!this line. Good supply. of everything. ta
fancily of the Bronson Lime, Were: isrj—Zurich Drag Store.
and Mrs. Moses Yantzi., Mrs Daniel
namely, Mrs. (Rev.) S. R. F ,iiechte:l,
Mrs. Jane Guenther and Miss E.
Rennie.
kantzi, ann. -.,r. acou �, 3uer `ee Mrs. F. Shaw left ay motor to her e
Baden; lairs- Peachey from. Belleville, home in Toronto, after spending a', a 3
Pean.; ivlr. and Trir5. Stephen Peashey '"•4.. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. it
and family of Dashwoocz; Mr. and F.Modsseau of the Zurich Road. She
Mrs. Sans Rupp and family of near n a, 'conipanied l,y miss 31 irgtu•''t
1-iensall • iUr. and Mrs, Josiah Steckle 1loa -'au who will attend Toronto e
and son and the Misses Ida Schwartz- htlr°tion.
entruber, Susie Oeseh and Nancy
t civ public are warned to ob-
Gingerich. in
dery i±, Stop Agnes ni Zuricn,:ome
School opens on Thursday morning
Deer": t' think this i only a joke, P
sharp at trine o'clock, tor another >ut if ome i called" upon to pay a e
years hard plugging ao is ospeak. and t v.:ts for violating this rule
We think lessons and .ua,Jects are
getting a little harder every year,
th juke is not so big. Observe the 2
traffic rules, and make it safe for flb
probably it is only imagination,
at .3'o:uself as well as the travelling e
any rate if it keeps on in another public.
generation or two, what a wise bunch • -
A goodl • number of campers this i e0
of people will inhabit the earth. We Y j ' tq
are happy to announce that in the year have found a most ,beautiful
Zurich School the same staff of to spot for relaxation between Grand
Bend and Bayfield in Turnbull's j
• aciln aa last year will have th:: walk.
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Kalbfleisch; and thea ltooni IV, Ctni At this rather yountl e-!
ether Insurance COOK BROS. MILLING CO.
OF WOODSTOCK.
The Largest Business of any
Canadian Compa 1j tdoiX?g
Business in Ontari
s9rt are picnic i.tUler', good
tinuation School, wP1 be in eiatege
and other accomodations. A ,:teat
I3ENSA;LL, ONT. Mr. P. Rowe. We trust that schol has been made in erecting .mall •{"
Office Phone 54. Res. Phone 68. ars, parents and teachers will wawa
cottages, or cabins, which are us••'
together end make this a very sue -
:csstul school ybii; ually not so expensive. Numerous,
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The Zurich Fall Fair Prize Islets and have enjoyed it very much at
aaaaaaa
tenters have faund this quiet pI.ice
a
.letteuni
frierernee at Risk 1931,a$19 593,,724., Dee,
Total Gash in Barrie' and Boilrls
$199,101,.61
lifttitea-44.50 pee $1,000 for 3yeam,
E F. KIopp—Z rich
Mart, Also Dealer in Lii 1du nd Bods'
and all kinds of Fire insurance
LIVE
POU LT R
WANTED
Vaduz . every Day till 3 o'eloelk, pan.
.3)0 zett feed T'ow1 same morning
ou ds.
when brought i
g
Highest Cask Prices
—CASH FOR —;
CREW AND EGGS
W. O'Brien
Phone 101, Res. 94, Zurich
H'HE � RALDS
9033 .DEPARTNi NT
ever beady to serve the pub-
lic with Commercial and. Tine
-Tinting. Get our prices be.
lure leaving 11g youryour order else.
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Display advertising anade known
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Miscellaneous arkieles of not more
than four Hires For Sale,
To Fent,
'JVanted, Lost, :Reda .,
1, etc, user
:ion 25e, 2 ifs. 40e., 3 ears. 'SOc.
i •a Estate for sale 2.00
Farm or Real s $
for first month $1.00 for each fol•
owing month.
Professional Cars :not exceeding
ilk inches,r
year 5.09.
per .(rte'
In Memoriam, ass versm nee, ul'st
for each ad'diti't verse; Cara! ,oi
Thanks, 50e.
Auction Sales --42.00 per single
Insertion if not over :four itches is
length„
Address all communications to:
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have been tainted and completed the this nice and shady epot,
past week, and are now in the handsThe wet weather over the week -
of the Secretary, IVIr. E. F. Mope, end and on Monday did not improve
who will be del:ighed to let you have the hatvestinQ conditions, but on
one for the asking thereof. In thisTuesday morning the weather tarrnetl
year's List there: has been eon:testi'- fro` quite cool to real' hot in fact
in
able revising done, which bring.,,1! m
1 i1"uesday night w*a,< the wrr�:n•.� we
cep -to -date, and shield be muc:1 i'a ile i> had tm, zeasea. anti
:7.0s, car -
proved. In the live stock lists a aniers who were riot fortunate in get -
changes have taken placea Eery a- r, ting their harvest finished lest week
ded to poultry, but the biggest chcrit nory do so under this srvcalteririg r�
ges take place in the Ladies' Depart -
heat. heat. We do not know if the eclipse
ments, these, have: been carefully o f eller sun is ilia nt± r�^ r" this warmth
vised and we hope they are sari; raci-
bat we do knew that it "eclipses"
only- A fine number of special pia -
anything we have had this summer.
res are again on the ]1st, as wt:i. a: Monday of next week is Labor Day
special attractions, there will be no and a public holiday, and as a ;con -
horse races this year, but othcci'%N equence all. placed of busine s, in
the Fair should be a good one r;iti-i stench will be closed.
the weethernnan favorably inclined.
The pump installed in the sleep Fire at Bayfield
be -Mur -
came
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water well at the local Pre hallThe .home of Mr. and Alla. _It r
came out of—cornntission last week, dock Ross, Bayfield, was burned to
and _ it had to be hauled out foe re- the ground last Wednesday afternoon
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pairs, and upon, examination it was The Etre was caused by the explosion
discovered that the pipe about twenty of it coal oil stove which took place
feet above the cylinder had become shortly after one o'clock. The alarm
disconnected' and the weight from was given and people rushed to the
i, ,
t• the lifting ;pot, but as it was an old frame lnou-
there an down xe5teal of e p ,
rods, and when there were discou- se nothing could be done to save the
netted the rods and lower part of building.' The furniture from the
o
th-
and wn ta" ^ roomsa - d buti
elle ptinip fell to the bottom, . do s rt was nave
only through some skilful fishing on ing could be taken from the upstairs.
The loss is estimated around $(i,000
partly covered by insurance. Clayton
Weston who was helping, had his fo-
ot badly cut with broken glass which
necessitated medical attention: The
surrounding trees caught fire but a
bucket brigade prevented any other
buildings in the naigMorhood from
catching fire, '1'110 loss is sovere one
to the elderly couple. Ma Ross in 80
Bei rs of age and widely known in
tee clietrict,
the part of Mr. Louis prang, the
parts that had dropped down wore
coupled of . to and hauled up, it
sure for it time seemed to look like a
lot of trouble ahead, but fate would
trot have it thus, and on Saturday
It
noon the pump was going agntn5.
is no small job taking out this pump
ehich extends nearly three hundred
Geseli ie and l.,icitxor' don't ribs,. 'net into the bowels of the earth, but
rp r• is in abundance
1"he Toad hog cs txraaixl� ' sTiu�tuld avoid the supply of water
..,n blind r'ea. izral o,! good anat..
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No Sooramin. .. i.J
Na QDQR
No STOKING
No SHAKING
No A s &4u s !°t°
No COAL SCUTTLIE
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