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BUSINESS CARDS
WANTED
IPASII FOR FOX HOUSES -Dead
animals removed. Two-b.our eer-
vice day or night. ?bene Credi-
ton 47r15, collect, ,Aack Wil.
4.6-'41
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
For Huron and Middlesex
I AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
tact any Auction Sale, regardless
as to size or article to sell. 1 solicit
rear business, and if not satisfied wilt
spike no charges for Services Rea -
toed.
ARTHUR WEITER--Dasheeood
• Phone 51 r 1.2
VETERINARIA.N
CONON, BN, Sc
VETERINARY SURGEON
°See with Residence, Main Skreet,
Opposite Drug Store
Pisone-86. Zurich
A. R. CainPbel V .S, B.V.Sc.
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
Zollege, 'University of Toronto. All
atme.a.ses of domestic, animals treated
isy the most modern principles,
merges reasonable. Day or 'night
walls promptly attended to. Also Bre
oder of Scottish terriers. Inverness
zilennels, Office on Math Street,
weposite Town Vali,
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BUTCHERS
Zurichs' Popular
MELT MARKET
Let Us supply yop with the
very Choice of Fresh and Cur-
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
• E,ct., always on hand. Kept
hesh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
a Yungblut & Son
PRODUCE
F arm Produce
WANTED
Have your Eggs Graded scien-
kifically on our approved grad-
ing Machine which gives the
producer every advantage.
Also Cream and Poultry, .
Wm. O'Brien
phom, 101, Res. eel, Zurich
Zurich Creamery
Your Home Market for Crea
fll
Eggs and Poultry.
Highest Cash Prices paid plu
* premium for delivered crea
We are equipped to give effi
cient accurate service. Eg
and Poultry department in
tharge of Mr. T. Meyers.
A. L. Mellett - Proprietor.
IN-SU,RANCE
Western Farmers! Mutu
Weather •Insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
OBE LARGEST RESERVE 13A
ANCE OF ANY CANABIAN M
TY
UAL COMPANY pOING BUSINE
OF THIS HIND IN ONTARIO
amount of Insurance at Risk on I)
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81st, 1986, $22,391,627.08
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$273,613.47,
Setos.-$4.60 per $1,0013 for 8 Ye
E. F. KLOPP-ZURIC
Agent, also Dealer in Ligh
tog Rods and all kinds of Freuirton. Ont, the
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'ut• Your Want, .... For Sale
root, Found, Etc. Ads. in this
Column. f
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FOR .QUICK SALE
A. used Verrell :Seed and grain !
;leaner in good 'condition, elevators, 1
rotor and stamens complete. Apply LI
0 Box 161, „Zurich, Ont.
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STRAYED v
Unto my premises, 14th Concee- i
Ion, Hay Toweeleip, a red eteer corn -
ng 2 yrs. old. Owner can have same
)y paying expenees. gdw. Stire, d
?hone 100 r 2, Zurich.
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LOST
A. yearling Ted 'calf, hasslit in
?ight ear, tags in. tare with name
hereon. Finder notify, Bruce Tuck- i
ey R. R. 3, Exeter, Ont.
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STRAYED
From grass fame Parr Line, Slay
Township, a red steer with star on
forehead, no horns, about 700 Ides. 1
Finder notify Mex. Mousseau, Phone
4.2r92, Zurich.
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FOR SALE
A quantity of choice apple butter
for sale in bulk. Apply to Ernmerson
Erb, Phone 97re.
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STRAYED, from pasture farm, on
Babylon Line, three head of cattle, 1
,Tersey and 2 Herefords corning two
years of age. Finder notify, Earl
Gingerich, .Phone 22r96, Zurich.
LOST
A white faced heifer with nick on
ear. Corning 2 yrs. old. -Tony Etue,
Phone 15r90, Zurich.
WANTED
Married man, separate house, by
the ;year. Apply to Herald Office.
FOR SALE .
Property -I have a fine residence
in Zurich for sale with all conven-
iences. Also a summer cottage at
Grand Bend. Terms can be arrang-
ed. -Thee. Haberer, Zurich.
STRAYED -
Onto Lot 19, Con. 9, Hay Town-
ship, about Sept. lst, a steer rising
2 years. Owner can have same by
provingproperty and paying expens-
es. -Herb Desjardine, Zurich, R.R.3
FOR QUICK SALE
Some 4 -ft. soft elm dry wood, also
•dry soft elm in log lengths for wood.
David Dignan, Phone 18-91, Zurich
Central. R. R. No. 2, Hensall.
NOTICE
CIDER MILL
Cider made every Tuesday and
Thursday. Apple butter boiled by
appointment.
F. C. Kalbfleisch & Son, Zurich.
96 r 7, Zurich.
VOTICE TO CREDITORS
Re: 4NNIE DESTARDINE, late of
the Township of Hay in the Comity
of Huron, Widow deceased.
CREDITORS AND OTHERS hav-
ing claims against 'the estate of the
said deceased are required on or be-
fore December 4th, 1944, to file with
the eundersigned solicitor for the
Executors, full particulars of their
claims duly verifi.ed, after which date
the said Executors will proceed to
distribute the assets of said estate,
1 having regard only to the claims of
which notice has been received.
DATED this 9th day of November,
1944,
1 Jacob Meidinger, Fred Simon, Exec
utors of Annie Desjardine, R. R.
k Zurich, Ont.
.T W. Meirley, .Solicitor for Execut-
- ors, Exeter, Ont.
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NOTICE
Whereas the ratepheyeee or Hee
Township assessed to the Zuricl
Drain South have petitioned th,
Board of Health to have steps takei
to remedy the pollution of the Zur
ich Village Drain that empties int
the Zurich Drain South.
All owners of septic tanks, slough
- ter houses, creameries, and any othe
di refuse causing an offensive discharg
II into the Drains to cue contaminal
ion, are notified to tale Mess t
1 ,.. ,.. , e. ,a, a- Ie.:. .0.-- -‘trferin
' prevent any POinition erom eees
the Drain.
Recommended distance betwee
weeping tile and main drain to b
1,-. not less than 10 feet.
r., If this condition La not cleared e
IS within a 'reasonable time, the Sani
ary Engineer of the Department
Health will be consulted.
)4, --Local Board of Heal
Announcement
. . The engagement is announced ,
Iry Matrgaret Alice, daugter of Mrs. A
ice Cooper and the late W. W. C
oper, Kippen, Ont., to Mr. Oliver 1
ri- 'Winston, R.O.Toronto, son of t
1,a.f.o linr. and Oliver Johnstt
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F,O .Calvin Tel • of the altered
orces was a visitOX in town the past
eek.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wagner and
amity, Mrs, Wm, Wagner were vis-
ors at London on Monday.
Mies Jane Lamont of Zurict was
recent visitor with her aunt; Mrs.
lex. McConnell, Varna.
Mrs. Roy Oliver •of St. Marys is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Charles
eber this week. •
Mr. and Mrs. !Peter Gingerich and
ens Kenneth and Keith spent Fri -
ay on business •art London.
Mr, Eisler of Mitchell is at present
pending some time at the home of
is brother-in-law, Mr._ and Mrs.
Henry Lawrence,
Mr. and Mrs. Milne Rader enterta-
ned several of their friends to a
delicious duck dinner last Saturday
vening.
Misses Teresa slid Patricia McCabe
both of London and Miss Patricia
'Dwyer of Brecia Hall,, London,
ere recent visitors at the hoarse of
he former's cousin, Dr, and Mrs. P.
T. O'Dwyer.
The Song Service in. the local
lermonite Church on Sunday even -
hg by -a group from Kitchener, was
very much enjoyed, and the church
as filled to capacity, while the 'sing-,
sing-
ers did amply well in the rendering
f their numbers.
NOTE -Anyone burning papers or
litystreets • that it contains nothing else but
paper or rags, as coat hangers • or
articles that contain composition like
steel and nails, are absolutely pro-
ibited, as this appears very untidy
to the street, also very dangerous
to the motorists tires. So please do
not forget next time.
Wins Pony
At the final drawing for tan pony
at St. Joseph's Parish last Thursday
evenings the, lucky ticket was No.
3064, and was held by Miss Cherie
Teffrey of 2795 -Weyburn, St., De-
troit. If this young lady (foes not
lift the puny it will be 'offered for
sale by the parish priest, Rev. Fr.
A, 0. Martin. The venture . proved
a big success.
Fall Footwear 1 MILKING MACHINES
• The United Farmers Co -Operative Co Toronto, I
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has recently taken over the manufacture of the
RUBBERS, GALOSHES ; P R
. famous Universal Milking Machine, Before purch-
Boots or Lumbermen. : asing, give us a call.
Up -to -the Minute DRESS 1 Poultry Feeds, Concentrates, Cedar Shingles, fence
SHOES for Ladies and Gents. • Posts, Coal, Motor Oils, Etc., on hand at all times.
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School and Sunday Shoes ' Huron. Farmers' Co.Operative
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• HENSALL, Phone 115. •
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Womens' Institute
The local branch of the • Zurich
Women's Institute will be held in the
Town Hall, Zurich, on December 7th
at 8 .p.m. A very good programme
has been planned. The guest speak-
er will. be Father Lucier. Everybody
is cordially invited. So come one,
come all, make this the best of the
year meetings.
for Children
SHOES REPAIRED
With Best Quality pre-war
Leather. Good Workmanship
--Lowest Prices
ED. J. DATARS
RELIABLE FOOTWEAR
and
TRUNKS AND SUITCASES
FOR SALE
Doherty High Oven Range, 'in good
coaditions equipped with both the or-
dinary and hot water front linings,
good grates for coal or wood, also
has boiler and warming closets.
Electric Washer -A Miss,
ity and a -Trojan.
• Electric Fixtures -A choice select-
ion of houiehold fixtures suitable for
any home.
Inspection invited, .call eveningi,.
or Saturday afternoons or by ap-
pointment at the Geiger Residence,
Phone 59. Ira Geiger, Hensall, Ont,
Shot Timber Wolf
Harold Glew of 'Clinton shot a
timber wolf late Satutday eveningin The lecture demonstration on
a mile and a half north of 'Clinton "Health," the subject chosen by Kip -
weighing 40 pounds, the largest to pen East and Hensel Woerien's In -
be shot in the comity. The animal stitutes, is scheduled to take place in
fell with the second shot, and hadetthe Hensall Town Hall, Thursday,
killed a number of sheep and chick- December 7th, The session will be
ens in that area. Ken Elliott, of held from 10 a.m. to 4 pan. An
Clinton also reported that one of outstanding speaker has ibeen secur-
his goats had been killed. ed this provision being mase by the
department and held under the spons
orship of the Ontario Department of
Agriculture, Women's Institute
branch.
BURNS $5,000 IN FURNACE
A southern :Sa.skatcheevan farmer
found an unusual spot to hide his
money -in the ashes of his furnace
-and now since his son started a
fire he has turned over charred re-
mains of the $5,000 in bilis to the
Bank of Canada. The bank officials
declined to disclose the farmer'S
name, revealed the charred pieces of
bank notes enabled them to retain\
$1,200 in new bills to the farrner.The
farmer's explanation was that he had
more than $5,000 as proceeus from
a good crop and wanted to have it
(available without having to go to the
bank. No thief would ever look in
the furnace, he reasoned.
DRYSDALE
We are sorry to report that Mr.
Joseph Ducharme has been confined
to his bed for a few days.
Mies Mary Ann Rau of Detroit,
anent last week -end with her grand-
parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corriveau
have returned from Detroit where
they spent some time with relatives
and friends,
Mr. Leon F. Gelinas, of Fielding,
Sask., is visiting with his sisters here
and brother Joseph, of near Zurich.
Mr. •Gelinas before arriving here
took a car load 4of horses to Three
Pistols, 200 miles beyond Quebec.
He reports the crops of Saskatchew-
an as being in alistindence the last
30 Years At It
With this issue of the Herald the
publisher celebrates his thertieth an-
niversary as publisher of this weekly.
Yes, many a foot of water has passed
over the dam in this time, bus we
are happy to be here to serve our
many patrons. What. the next thirty
years will bring, fate only knows.
But we cannot let this opportunity
go by without greatly expressing our
appreciation of the patronage ac-
corded us, to snake it possible to
keep going all these yeaae. Very
few weekly papers are now being
published in towns the size of Zurich,
but with Providence favouring us
with adequate health, we shall be de-
lighted to carry on with your support.
And we can in no way express our
appreciation by saying Thank You -
Plan Demonstration
Skating Rink?
We have been asked recently will
there be a skating rink for our young
people in town this coining wmter,
but we are a loss as to what to say,
as personally we have no such facil-
ities, but we trust ;the Village Fath-
ers will make some arrangements
to have some kind of skating when
the colder weather which is not far
offfferealy does come. Youth must
be Served, and we have the confid-
ence there will be skating in Zurich
this winter.
Farm • Forum
The Babylon line farm forum met
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Battler for their first meeting of the
season with some twenty members
present. After the discussion "What
Has Happened to the People'?" The
annual election of officers was held,
and was followed by progressive
bunco, and a dainty lunch was served
The next meeting will be held 'at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mer -
net
The Unique Farm Forum met at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Leonard
Merrier on November 27th with 28
present. The topic being "What's hap
pening to our Farm People." In the
absence of Mervyn Stelck, Mr. Wm.
Edighocer took charge of the topic
and discussion. Here it was stated
that farm neighbourliness has de-
creased in a period of years, but
farm forums have increased this
neighbour spirit. Also farmers have
a higher regard for their busluess,
therefore are more highly regarded.
The recreation was led by Mrs. Clare
Geiger. The presence of Mr. L. O'.
Brien and RevHeekendern was great
ly appreciaed, so More vieitors are
welcome. The next meeting will be
• held at Mr. S. 'Oestreicher with Carl
Oestreicher as discussion leader, the
topic being "Cane ;Future Airmen
Make a Living." Rev. Reckendorn
contributed to the Farmers of Can-
ada, from the faxm forum Guide:
"The Farm 11`ormes in ehis commun-
ity have proven very successful and
helpful to the • fanners. One of our
f farmers. told me the other day the
1- difference in the fellowship among
0- the farmers there has been since they
. held these Farm Forums. It has ;bra-
e ught -them together and fostered a
n, eomintinity spirit. Onee again they
marriage to take real Il ihbour."-C. B. -
place quietly the .end of November. dorn, Zurich, Ont.
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IVI assey-llarris Advise
ORDER YOUR MACHINES EARLY FOR 1945!
1 HAVE A FEW CREAM SEPARAT(17,13 ON MY ALLOT-
TMENT:
(LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ON TRADE INS:S758.)91:F5
550 to 600 SIZE 'at
400 to 450 SIZE tia
850 to 900 SIZE @
THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED USERS ASK THE MAN
WHO KNOWS. -BUY CANADIAN MADE ARTICLES
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MASSEY - HARRIS
The Service Arm, for Canadian Farm.
year.
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Rau, also Mr.
and Mee. Nelson Ducharme have re-
turned from Detroit after spending
sortie time visiting relatives and fri-
ends.
A large number of our vicinity
attended the Rau reception in Bay-
field last 'Friday night.
Mr. Louis Montague of here, and
Mr. Leon Gelinas of Fielding, Sask.
The inns .Gelinas land Mr. Joseph
Gelinas of near Zurich, motored to
Alvinston ;to visit ;wit& their brother,
Mr: Arthur ;Gaines.
Miss Rose 'Corriveau also Sidina
and Delmer Meidinger have gone to
Detroit where they will ;spend the
winter.
Sorry to ;report Mrs. Charles D.
Bedard who has (been in Clinton Ho.4.!
pital is not recovering as rapidly .
is OXDOCted.
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saaramam.ursumounotoom
re e Sinners?
If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves,
and the truth is not in us. If we confess our sins
(to God), He is faithful and just to forgive us our
sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.
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I John 1: 8, 9.
What must I do to be Saved? Acts 16: 30.
Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be
Saved, .. Acts. 16: 31. :
TUNE IN:
PILGRIMS' HOUR 7-7.30 E.D.S.T. SUNDAY EVENING.
Old-fahhioned Revival Hour rebroadcasts on many stations at
varus times.
CHAS. E.. FULLER, P.O. Box 123, LOS ANGLES, 53, CAL.
Mutual Network, Sundays, Local Station, •CKTeW, Windsor
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!PICTURES ON THE STAIRS
The staircase is often an ideal spot for snapshots at home. In this picture
of a small girt off to her afternoon nap, note how an Interesting effect of
sunshine and shadow has been created by clever placing of photo lights,
rg MANY houses, one of the best
' picture loastions-and one of the
most neglected -is the stairway. If
you've never taken pictures on the
stairs, give some thought to it now
-there may be any number of un -
anal picture opportunities waiting
for
Several features of the staircase
make it a good location for snap-
shots. In the first place, it enables
you to place a eubJect at different
elevations; and in the second place,
the pattern of treads and banisters
helps provide an interesting or dec-
orative setting. If the staircase is
unusual in design, with novel
breaks, a curving rail, carving or
virouglibiron 'work, its value as a
setting may be even greatet.
With many staircases, interest -
Ng shadow effects can he ol‘tainecl, 270) John van (4,;litier
by proper placing of photo lights.
Often, lighting effects may be
evoleed which suggest sunlight. An
interesting example of how lighting.
can be utilized to create a novel
shadow pattera is seen in the pic-
ture above.
Stairs may be used as a back-
ground to make a person appear
taller, and they are especially good
as a setting for snapshots of the
children, with a "bedtime" or
"breaktast-time" theme. Some stair-
ways lend themselves to interesting
angle shots and novel corapositiong.
Try your hand at "staircase snap-
shots." Experitnent with various
picture ideas, lighting effects, and
eamera angles, and the chances are
you'll lied a 'number of good. shots
to add to your pieture eolleci ion.
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