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BUSINESS CARDS
WANTED
• CASH FOR FOX HORSES—Dead
animals removed, Two-hour ser
vice day et' night, Phone Credi-
ton 47r15, collect. Jack Wil-
liarns„
•
VETERINARIAN
W L COXON, &V, Sc.
VETERINARY SURGEON
Mee With Residence, Main Street,
• Opposite Drug Store
phone -96, Ziericb
A, R. Campbell, V.3, B.V.
Gracinate of Ontario Veterli
College, University of Toronto.
Ilizeases of dosneetic animals tre
by the most modern pained
Charges reasonable. Day or n.
walls promptly attended to. skis°
isde r of Scottish terriers. Tnveri
.11:Vanals, ptilti,p GT Main Str
pot-31te Town Hall ,
Phone 116. HEINSALL
NOTICE,
Farmers' Co -Operative
FARMERS, ATTENTION 1
COAL COAL
Put your order for -Coal he n
Several Cars are on order.
A full eupply of Coal, Cedar Po
B. C. Shingles, Concentrates, St
Minerals, Salt, Oils and Fertilizers
WI brands.
Hensall Co -Operative Co.
unhortatarsamassurosemtaracm.....;a,K.sabs.
BUTCHERS
Z u rich s' 13 rpul
.),
MEAT MARKT
Let Us supply you with t
very Choke of Feesh and C
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausage
Ect., always on hand, Ke
Fresh in Electric Refrigeratio
Highest Cash Prices tor
Wool, Hides and Skins
H. Ymighlitit & So
4...1........••••••••nsmosswasm.u.sromaamouga.a.aas
PRODUCE
Farm produce
WANTED
Have your Eggs Graded scier
tifically on our approved grac
ing Machine which gives th
producer every advantage.
Also Cream and Poultry' .
Wm. O'Brien
Phone 101, Res. 94, Zurich
Zurich CreaMary
Your Home Market for Creani
Eggs and Poultry.
Highest Cash Prices paid plus
a premium for delivered cream
We are equipped to give effi-
tient accurate service. Egg
and Poultry department in
Charge of Mr. T. Meyers.
A. L. Mellett Proprietor.
INSURANCE
Wester° Farmers' Mutual
Weather IIIRLIF2111Ce CO.
OF WOODSTOCK
THE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT.
VAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF ,THIS KIND IN ONTARIO
,Araount of Insurance at Risk on Des
81st, 1986, $22,891,527.00
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$278,618.47.
Rtes—$4.50 per $1,000 for 8 Years
E. F. KLOPP..-ZURICH
Agemt, also Dealer in Lightn,
Ing Rods and all kinds of Fire
Insurance
Put Your Want, For Sale
Lost, Found, Etc. Ads. in this
Column.
FOR QUICK SALE
A 1931 Chev. Car, very cheap,
imitable .Lor wagon or trailer,
L. A. Prang & Son.
LOST
West of Zurich, a 100-1b.bag of
Five alse.• Flour. Finder kindly
notify. Mis. Fred Ducharme, Phone
8? r 92.
FOUND
On the Zurich School grounds, a
child.e green sweater. Owner ear,
same by paying this adv, at the
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PIGS FOR SALE
—
A number of small pg e for safe
—Sol Gingerich, Phalle 84r3.
•
ile9ST •
In business; section of Zurich on
Saturday eve, June 26th, a $10 bill.
Pinder please Intuit to Herald office
—reward,
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of
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some
keted.
CHICKS- FOR SALE
Order Brumer's July or Fall
Chick e now. Leghorn, Barred Rock,
New Hampshire and Sussex X New
Hampshire. ,
BRUMER'S HATCHERY,
. Lucan, Ont. Phone 54.
,
NOTICE
Save on Fencing Cost, by using-
SHUR-SHOCK ELECTRIC FENCER
Solve all your Fencing Problems
with this Fencer. For information
zee. Len Sararas, Phon 87r11. 4-3
, FOR SALE
A Sling track, car and gate, also
a set of lightning rods nearly new.
Garnet Wlllert, Dashwood.
,
FOR QUICK SALE
A number of new berry boxes. A
Durham cow due soon, and an ice
cream freezer.—Mr, Jos. Rau, R.R.
Zurich, phone 07r0.
The strawberry season is here, and
real nice berries have been mar-
Council
to
Saturday,
construction
- 14,
Material
"rownehip.
office
Dated
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received by the
of the Township of Hay up
eight 'o'clock, in the evening, up to (
July 17th, 1943, for the i
of a bridge opposite Lot t
Con, 13, Township of Hay. All
will be supplied by the
• Plan can be seen at
of the Township Clerk, Zurich. 1'
July (ith, 1943. s
A. F. HESS, Clerk, t
Hay Township. E
s
CLERK'S
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e
NOTICE t
s
NOTICE OF FIRST
a
POSTING OF VOTERS' UST k
e
Voters' iLsts, 1943 Municipality of 1
the Township of Hay, County e
of Huron (
NOTICE is hereby given that 1 m
have complied with Section 8 of The r.
Voters' Lists .Act: and that I have h
posted up in my office at Zurich. ()u-
teri° en the 2nd day of July, 1943,
the list of all persons entitled to vote
in the said Municipality at municipal
electionand that sech list rentable
there for inspection.
And I hereby call upon ell voters e;
to take immediate proceedings to a
have any woes or omissions correct- at
-d according to law, the last day for
appeal being the 22nd day of July, ie
1943. is
- ANDREW F. HESS, . b
Clerk, Townehip of Hay. tl
Dated at Zurich, Ont., thee tc
2nd day of July, 1943.b
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C
regular
king
need
Seafortla
1943-4.
mameed:
TIT
camp,
for
ordination
more,
ended
gkter
Centralia,
for
Miss
teacher.
the
Miss
minietry,
o:
GIRL TO ENTER MINISTRY .1(
The Presbytery of Huron held its al
meeting in Clinton, 'tbe ret- 111
chairman, Rev. Wilson, introd- g'
the Rev. H. V. Workman, of 11
as the preeiding officer for
Datesof camps were an-
Boy's camp, July 4 to 116
camp, Ally 18 to 25th; girls' 0:
Aug. 1 to Sth. One candidate w
the ministry will be ready for m
this fall, R. A. G. Pase- M
of Hensall, It was mamma- vi
that Miss Eva 1i/female, data M
of the Rev. 11. J. Merriam of Ti
be accepted as.a candidate te
the ministry of the United cheneh 01
Merriam is at present a school er
A seevioe was conducted by th
elmirman for the reception oi a
Merriam .its a c411(lidtltO fin' the no
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ZURICH
LOCAL NEWS
Mr, and Mrs, Geoege .Gerhard, of
Detroit spent .theweek-end with Mrs;
J. W. Horner and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Over of St.
Marys were Sunday. visitors at the
home •of Mrs, Chas, Weber.
Mrs, W. L. Siebert has returned,
after visiting relatives at Galt for a
few weeks.
Mr. and Mee. Fred Rummel, Mr,
and Mrs, Wilbert Rummel of Rhein
ener called at the home of Mrs. W.
T. Trunner one day hut weex.
Rev. and Mre. 4:;eneeol enerag and
family of Alma. wee. viertees with
the former's brother, Mr. and Mrs,
Sehraa..f.dso attending tee Men-
onite Conference last week.
Miss .J. Musselmen of Elmira wee
n visitor at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Peter Gingerich,
Poin—June aOth at Mrs. G. Far.'
nureing Ilome, to Mr. an& lilee
Cot-, Andeeeon, of Goshen, Stan-
ley Tp.., a daughter.
Rev. end Mrs. Albert Deters and
sonseof Destmee; Mr. and Mee. Irvin
Dedels and daughter of Kitchener,
pent the holiday et the home ()fibs)
formermother, Me, E. Deters, Sr.,
els° !with other relatives!.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Martin and
dauughter Marian, Mrs. Mary Gib-
son and i%Iiss Croxall of Stratford,
called at the lionise; of Mrs, C. Eilber
and Mr. and Mrs. C. -L. Smith, on
Sunday evening. •
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith were et
London on Saturdry and were ac-•
companied home by their daughter,
Mae, who is a Teenician at Victoria
Hospital in that city and who will
holiday for- a month in 'Zurich.
Herald Day Earlier
This week we are publishing the
Herald a day earlier, as your publish-
er and family have planned a few
holidays up the lake for the balance
of the week. Owing' to the forths
eoming election, mid other obligations
we cannot for the present take our
regular week's holidays when no
paper will be published. This we trust
!nine be possible later on.
Mi. and 'Tr. Harry Siemon, of
London were Dominion Day visitors
with friende, in this vicinity.
LESS RATIONING
Washington — President Roose-
velt faresaw the poeeibility of lifting
rationing restrictions on sugar . and
coffee. in his message to Congress,
vetoing the Credit Corp. Bill, the
president said: "With the iinpeove-
merit In the war .agninet the submar•
ine, we may even he able soon
remove sugar, and possibly later, co -
Tee from the ration liet."
DEPUTATION TO OTTAWA
W. L. Whyte, of Seaforth, accom.
nulled .hy a number of other deleg-
tes in Ontario left last Tuesday for
Ottawa to interview the Wartime
rices and Trade Board on matters
ertainieg to the Board's recent or.
en. on live poultry price ceilings, as
t is very unsatisfactory to the pout-
ry producers.
FLIER IS MISSING
Nr..and Mrs. W. la Zapfe, of Sae -
Moon, have been notified that their
on, Sgt. Merton E. Zapee, RCAF.,
as been reported missing in air op -
rations oreseeas. In his 20th year
LC was born in Saskatoon and re-
eived his education in that city.
nd was very avtiVe in sports, has
wo brothers in the air force over-
eas and one in the navy. His father
a native of Zurich and is well
nown in Grand Bend, He is a neph-
n of Mrs. Cyrus Green, Grami
end and Harry Zapfe, of Brucefi-
d, formerly of the Blake dietrict.
n March 28, this year the parents
ere notified that their •eldest son,
ieut. Willard C. Zapfe of the RCAF
ad been listed as missing in air op -
rations.
NM(
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AT SHORTHORN SALE
The action sale of Shorthorns from
tbe bogs of W. C. Oestreieher, R.
M. Pe*. and Roy V. Pepper held at
the E ator Fair Grounds on June 9,
1
was a i 4 ccess. 87 head a cattle were
sold i alizing $11,302,50, an awes.
age ot•4805, The first 12 head we-
re unbted .heifers from Inc Oestroi
cher at Peck herds, these brought
$5,105a an average of $425, 8 head
sold for over $600 each,
TO BE PRODUCING SOON
Seraforth's salt industry wnes int -
operation this month according te
the Manager from Philadelphia, who
hits been there a year and a half en-
deavo,eing to open one of the ol.1
salt wens. The tow a will now b.(
reseetabliehed as one of the salt pre.
&teen of Western Ontario. The &P-
iers reaehed a bed of pyre salt ei
1,100 feet on the peoperty T 11+1
CNR iine. The mein building IA
5)0 foot. rn • riN, two 01':1ct'•'
welded tilt pan. one en 'see
of the building and each ne.
• GENERAL 81,"
Toronto — Prerniee Meet) .r °Yin!
nesday June 80th ern) e
general election wilt
tario on Wednesday, Augvi.
nomination' day on ,..;tfly
proVinee's 20th Le1%tu-? =iasea
ved, as of June 3ath, after as ter's
Went a teem as any in t'.,e
history. The announcement was mad -
by Premier Nieon ter he he became the pretence's thin'
premier in eight months and clime:
ed a series of sensational political de
veloptherits which began last Oetob
er whfen Mitchell P. Hepburn resigh
ed as;premier and was succeeded
Gorden Conant, who was deVate:
at tha Liberal Convention.
ite hot;
That Toe the Mark
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN
Irt PtUnps, Ties and Sport Shoes. All
),Vhite or with Tan Trim. New Styles
at old Prices. Come and See!
MEN'S SHOES
Everything a man may require in
Work Boots or Dress
GOOD SHOE STYLES!
-GOOD SHOE VALUES:
GOOD SHOE SERVICE!
LOWEST CASH PRICES
ED. J. DATARS
• RELIABLE • FOOTWEAR
and
SHOE REPAIRING
TRUNKS AND SUITCASES
• •
rinEus HAIRDRESSING
NOTICE
Ne have recently installed a
-iew Shelton Waving Machine
incl can serve the public now
'Deter than ever. Be mare and
?;ive us a call.
MRS. FRED THIELE. Proprietress
..14,•14•••17.• •
Betty Anne Beauty Shop
THE HOME OF THE BETTER OIL
PERMANENTS
The tetter Oil Permanents applied
'with the very latest of methods and
Equipment.
And besides all this is our years of i
l Experience in all Hair Dressing.
GIVE 1/S A CALL!
Plione 68 four your Appointments. 1
IVIRS, EDW. GASCHO, Zurich . amm`
•INCREASINO PENSIONS
Torouto Effective July I, old
age pensions and pensions for the
blind in Ontario will be increased 15
per ocent, Hen. P. Oliver, •Ontario
Militates' of welfare, ennolenced. He
:•eld the east, borne entirely by the
province will amount to $1,500,000
a year.
STARVING?
It \ate meatless 1'a day ow( 1*.:
was just heartbreaking to see those
poor fellows in .the restaurant try-
ing to keep body' and soul togethet•
:by eating baked trout, pov
:•crarohled CNOTell pot :4.11;1
the like.—rort fiflhun
nal. Tinanet 0 r
AUTO DRIVER FINED •
t. 1;7,r
on No. 2 highway to -t 'Leonard D,
0110.0 '••1
t,n,1 '.„Lspolt
1uet-114,•
H
geine te a iet.L•
ander. the War i.‘leineees
7.raftie ()facer Lemon Ian gated.
Tbnrsdaia July 8th, 1048 • .• ..•
mucki. LIQUOR USED
is estimated that liquor saesi
Canada in 'One year amount to
$288,900,000. These are legal sales;
t bootleggers' sales Would .increase the
•amount. A Toronto paper estimates
that as 111110h is Spent in 'Canada for
liquor fts' for milk and bread comb-
ined.
• CANADIAN BON'
Ottawa Oirt of a total Domia..
ite: 'n};.cion of 11,50;1,655 at the
. ili4i census, the Canitclian-born nu-
Hubeecei ii.,487,40t4 person: and rep-
ai....,,etee 32.5 -per ei:nt of the total,
••10r, �f11-;t:A.L.A- re,portA,
,.-• of (.'anad;an-born in
7 7,
ItfLk ite0ReafE BLOOD
ceeoe! ,ipoasored by the
see aielia the Canadian
a's -eon leloi on -June 24th,
,,eeeeee St. 1.311i1A,
of Hernall,
es C,...ntrr.iirtanUve. Dun
ea se ea•• ii Pitt, Reg
elei anneeit- ei,1 tee rechnieta
b`,"We1ro,,Rrg,
?,r 11UN-
•.e.
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Th
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en:
\fee,
eels,
1.• • •
:a,zellei a •
ki •
qoverp.pocn.: an
butter
h very farmer can
-este& "aes aer. C:$11 ••A:•Ii14. t butter arc.
r,-htek '., a, tied to feed oar
.troop. in the fi-o.1 flue. by using a
Renfrew Cream Separator which vifl r'' i' the IZ:rt hutterfat —a
imachine whivit years a eNperiettee',Vat iftvd stamina and
dependability., It will do its part faithfully ,a.“1-timc production—
and, at the same time, swell ynu- profits. If ym are in the. market for a
-Renfrew please be patient. Shortage of raw nti'I t1 urtalis production.
Keep in touch with the nearest ;Renfrew represent:40.re.
TRUCK SCALES,
WASHING
MACHINES
KEEP YOUR
• RENFREW
IN REPAIR
enall EEPARATOES
nede•gr: PA Popular SIZES.
Nciat/oe EV:.t.trically Operated-
HUGH THIEL
ACENT
'
ZURICH, ONT.
HYMENEAL
Worthy—Marne
The wedding of Verna Margaret,
ughter of Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert
aete, Goderich, to Donald Delmar
Turthy, son of Mr. and Mrs. W D.
orthy, Goderich, took place at the
ctory of St. Peter's church, Goder
h. Rev. Fallon •officiating. The
ladle given in marriage by her fa-
te!, wore a suit of white polo .cloth
ith corsage of white roses and white
'eessories. Her sister, Mrs. Lyle
ampeau, was matron of honor, the
est man was Angus Worthy, brother
' the groom. A. woddingrbreakfa#
✓ the immediate families was held
the Park House, where the hride'e
other received accompanied by the
oom's mother. The couple left for
uskoka and will reside in Goderich.
A quiet wedding' was held at the
'editon United church parsonage,
hen Rev. L. H. Turner united in
arriage Edtth L. King, daughter of
r and Mrs, Melvin King, and Al -
n Wm. Willert, son or Mr, and
e. Reinhart Willert of DasChwood;
e bride was beautiful and was at-
ded by Miss Doris Willert, sister:
the groom. Russel King, broth -
of the bride, was beat man, Later
o bridal couple left by motor on
trip to Owen Sound and points
Ala Om their return the young
SO will reside in ThiShWOOlt.
Cleas-T 13- Week
THE SITUATION 'IS SERIOUS. NEXT SPRING ONTARIO
FARMERS FACE THE BIGGEST TASK IN THE HISTORY
OF ONTARIO AGRICULTURE.
THE SENSIBLE "THING TO DO IS TO CHECK OVER ALL
MACHIN -ES NOW, THIS WEEK, ESTIMATE REPAIRS
NECESSARY, AFD ORDER SAME AT ONCE.
"GENUINE MASSEY-HARRIS PARTS FOR M. -H. MACH-
INES.
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Klopp
Res. 67
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