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BUSINESS CARDS
LEGAL •
. JPLEY E. HOLMES
IARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT-.
ARY PPUBLIC, ETC.
OFFICE—Hamilton Street, Just off
the Square, GODEttieee, Oneario.
4lpecial Attention to Councel and
Court Work.
Mllr, Holmes may be consulted at
Goderich by Phone, anal Phone
charges revered.
DENTAL
Dr. W. D. BRYCE
• L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOCK --ZURICH
Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
At IARTLEIB'S BLOCK, '
D.ASHW OOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
VETERINARlA.N
Or. W. B. 'COXON,
VETERINARY SURGEON'''.
Office in the Moline of the late
Dr. J Routledge.
Phone -96. .
A. R. Campbell, V,S, B.V.Sc.
Graduate of ' Ontario Veterinary
College, University of Toronto. All
eliaeases of domestic animals a
ed
by the most modern principles,
meoirges reasonable. Day. night
tells promptly attended to. Also Bre-
eder of Scottish terriers. Inverness
'•fennels. Office on Idiain Street,
Apposite Town Hall.
Phone 116. LIEN SALL.
Zurich
l,.CENSED•. AUCTIONEER
10 H RII-1
and ,d dlesex
'g AM .IN A •. POSITION TO iVON
duet any :,Auction;;. Sale,: reuar d ess
—MB to size orF article *30 .;s01.4,:, I solicit
your b siness, and if not Ail, a fed.
es for Seridces itce
ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood
Phone 13-67.
Put Yeur Want, For Sale
Lost, Found, Etc. Ms. in this
Column:
HAROLD OVER.HOLT'S
NEW POOL ROOM
ZURICH—ONT.
flot Dogs, Hamburgers and
Drinks in the
"DEW—DROP—INN"
Soft
FOUND
Left in my Barber Shop, a wind
breaker with zipper, found about 2
months ago. °mice can have seine
by proving property and paying for
this adv.--"1!;f.ilt Oesch, Zurich.
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Seed Wheat For S 3
A limited quantity of pure Daw-
son's Golden Chaff wheat seed. very
choice seed, grown from Govt. appro-
•ved seed. • Apply ,to CL.aw. leau
phone 98x3,. Gu: ich. .
NOTICE
The following prices on Light Hon-
ey will take effect on August 1 st,'29:
In our Containers: 8-1b. pails 85c.
4 lb. pa&ls45c.
In Customers containers: 9c. per lb.
50-1b. lots at 8c. lb.
Eastern vicinity, near Fair Grounds.
Phone 98.
EDWARD HABERER, Zurich.
LOST
A wheelshield of a 1938 grey De-
Sota Coach. Reward.—
Sam,. Hey, $lake.
FOR, QUICK SALE
.A limited number of small pigs. Ap-
ply to E. G. Krueger, Phone 85r1.
HONEY FOR SALE
We can supply our Customers with
Toney in your containers at the
following prices after August 1st:
No. 1 Clover Honey, 9c. a Lb. 1
50 lbs. or over at 8c lb.
Amber Honey in 50-1b. lots ee. a lb..
Telephone 122. .2 blocks south of
Hotel.
HAB wkleNl4; -Se SONS, , Zurich,
PRODUCE
Farms. Produce
WANT ,
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
--FOR--
CREAM, EGGS AND
POULTRY
Wme O'Brien
Phone 101, Res. 94, Zurich
—BUTCHERS
Zurichs' Popular
MEAT MARKET
Let Us supply you with the
very Choice of Fresh and Cur-
d Meats, Bol'ognas, Sausages,
£c#., always on hand. Kept
fresh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and . Skins
Yunghlut & 5oii
INSURANCE
Western Farmers' Mutual
,. feather Insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
THE LARGEST * RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
fAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS KIND I•N ONTARIO
Mount of insurance at Risk on Dec.
31.st, 3936, $22,391,527.00
Total Cash in Batik and Bonds
$273,613.47.
Ittafes—,45
0 per�1
t
000for3Yeaxa
EF: KLOPP.--ZURICH
Agen.t,, also Dealer in L:.ightn-
Ing :ods and all kinds pi Fire
Insurance b.
WANTED
CASH for Dead Animals and Fo-
Hrses Phone 47r15, Reverse al'
charges. Jack Williams, Dashwood
R.R.3, -50,39
.e e
snisealSIMINIMINZTai
Imported Percheron Stallion
"DUSSOTOY"
(12930) [170258]
Enrolment No. 2339. Form III
"Dussotay" will •be conveyed by
Trailer this season. For Route and
terms see:
IRA MOIR
Exeter Phone 171r2
Purebred Clydesdale Stallion
"PRINCE COMMODORE"
[26745]
Enrolment No. 3015. Form III
Bay; face, fore and nigh Bing legs
white; born June 27, 1932. You will
do well to use this splendid Clydes-
dale horse this season.
ROBERT ADAMS, Dashwood.
Phone 10025, Zurich Central
WANTED
We pay Highest Cash Prices for
Eggs and Poultry. Give us, a trial!
MEYIRS PRODUCE, Phone 116
Zurich. pt4'39
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NOTICE
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
Tariff and' Non -Tariff Rates with
well known Canadian Companies, as
well as Lloyds of England. Inform-
ation and rates gladly quoted without
oaligation. tf36
3. W. HABEBER ZURICH
Now Thea
GEM
ELECTRIC FENCER
And One Wire Holds all Stock
Trey the Gem Fencer for 30 Brays on
your own Stock. Stretch a single
strapof barbed wire aoross the lane
or corner of the yard and .connect
the ('nand watch results. u ts. Rtlly
taut up expensive heavy fencer when
)ne wire will do the job. Prices
;.,really reduced this year. For full
.information
•indar�Eio
is Mars apply to
the Agent:
R.EINHOL,D 11,11LLER, AGENT
Daeleweod, Ont. tt34 ,
LUCAL
Ns1
Mrs. Bertha Block returned borne
after a pleasant visit in Detroit.
Miss anir1ey Hoagland of Detroit,
is spending two weeies with her friend
Gretta Haberer.
Dr. W. B. Coxon attended the
Veterinary Convention at Guelph a
few days last week.
. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Guenther and
son 1 -sou; her. anti ears. Schwartz of
Buffalo, spent the past week at the
Thorne of Mr. and Mrs. k"er:l I•Iaberes.
airs. Walter Jeffrey and family of
Detroit, ;;pent a few days with hoe
rnother•-in-law, Mrs. C. Ayotte of the.
village.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Campbell' of
Fair Glove, lviich„ arc visiting with
relatives here, calling at the home of
17vIr. Will.am Lamont.
fair. and Mrs. 1). R. ' Cochrane and
daughter Nancy of Martin's Ferry,
Oita), are visiting with friends here
a week,
Rev. and . Mrs. C. J Killinger and
sons, accompanied by Mrs. Schanz
and Mrs. Scott of 'London, called oil Come and purchase your-Aut-
k r. and 'Mrs, :Sol, Baechler and Loa dens:Alve Requirements 'froiil
ily on Thursday afternoon: Zurich's oldest Establishc -1
The party of the Evangelical church Garage and Service Station.
who attended .I the camp at ari l • tl.e We can supply all your needs.
past week, and consisting of Rev. C. ert Automobile repairing,
B. Heckendorn Allan Gascho • Doris -
ZURICH HERALD
White is Right!
For Dw,y,
PAGE FIV
For l` Izh�!
Whether for Dress or Sport, you nazi
wear white Shame. W e have a sins.
selection in all sizes at all prices. for
Ladies, 'Gents, and Children.. -
COME AND SEE THEM!
in Men's Work Shoes we carry de-
pendable
lines in a good range of
sizes. All at lowest cash prices,
-Your Patronage is Appreciated
E..fl. DATARS
_Reliable Footwear and Shoe Repair-
wo
ing.
;urioh Gara
Meyers, Fielva , Trizerenex, Ruby with the latest testing instrurn-
:i;uech, .Shirley Krueger, Ruth Toile- ents, Acytelene Welding ,Tires
stop, and Kathleen Hay, returned. on. Batteries, Oils, Greases and
tuaxslay much re:'r..shcd from the
splendid week's outing. 'Repairs.
MOVED TO EXETER
Constable John :Ferguso:. and Mrs.
Irerguson of Goderich, moved thein
' ou a ioid efie is to Exeter last Wed -
lea' ' . ,•e°, Mr. Ferguson i ; to 1^c
stationed in future in connection with
his Uuti„s as .county constable.
HOLIDAY WEEK
As has been our custom the past
few years we will again obsa ve oun
annual holiday next week, and there
will be ii.o edition on August 10th;
as we purpose enjoying the cool bre-
aes of Lake Huron, along with the
beauties of nature at this most pleas-
ant
leasant times of the year. So don't look
for your edition next week, holidays
is the order.
Road Improvement
7 -'he firet signs of real identification,
;:hat Zurich is on a Provincial High-
way are evident the past: week or so;
R -A Gasoline in three Grades
Gve Us a Call!
i 0 U rt F A 1.
.Phone:
Day 103. Night, 45
MAY BE DELAY
t; now appears that the test of
cattle in:Huron Co. for T.B. restri
ted . area purpose may be made in
1939. A. letter received by J. C.
Shearer, agrcultural •rep•esentati-:r
Clinton from W, H. Golding, 1'.l, 1'..
reporting on a conference he reee!1t-
ly had with .Hon. Gardiner e o•t!ci
seeiu to indicate that the n ork cannot
be taken up this year.
ON VAGRANCY CHARGE
Comity police took into cueto- '-
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bentley and Wa'l-
ingham, all of To: onto, a;
es workmen are engaged in putting ace Cunningham,
p the regulation signs, and No.
84 the result
i ''--sof an alleged drunken
the name of the highway from Hen glawl in the tDick. House, Sent :rte.
:all to St. Toseph and throug Zurigla. ,' ine>; a'4, Tian wale .cut,:about the head
Warning signs are placer arowland was treated at Seaforth-Hospital.
Bridges and guard rails' placed at
these places. Intersection` sighs also
Stop signs are erected, so that all
:oads crossing or leading across the
'?o." 84 Highway will be required to
-orne to a stop before entering or
rossing this hirhwsy. '11', past few
days an application of caleum chlor-
ide
hloride has been: applied which will make
it much safer for driving as the dust
menace is eliminated. We are in in
•position to state when a movement
will 'be made to have the road hard -
surfaced which is really what the
publis-would like to see.
ENJOYING HOLIDA- S
Dr. B. >:1. Cowen, Mrs. Cowen
Marion and Charles Ieft Sunday for
Lions (Head where Dr. ;Cowen has
had a new sailing boat 'built in which
he and his family will spend the next
`.wo weeks sailing on Georgian Bay
before bringing the 'boat to Grand
-:l. The boat is between 25 and
30 feet in length and is equipped
with cabin with sleeping accomoda-
ion for four and liring :inert re. In
addition to the sails an auxiliary en-
gine has been intsalled for propelling
the boat. Dr. Cowen has also taken
^long a small row -boa': which he
Nuilt during the past winter to he
-sed for going ashore in shallow
eater where the larger bo.nt may not
land or for cases of emergency. Their
-youngest son Peter is visiting with
Zurich friends. A sail -boat is a new
neerrieence fee Dr. Cowen and his
family and they no doubt will get a
great deal of enjoyme-tt from the
trip. -Exeter Tirir?a-r dvocate.
The appeals of the Court or Re-
vision of the Hay Township Assess-
ment were argued out on Thursday
afternoon before Judge T. M. Costel-
lo, the County Judge. The appeals
being made by the Canada Company,
itating their lands were asse:sed more
than they are worth; and Mr. Owen
Seigel', who argued that he did not
receive sufficient exemption on his
--oodiands. The Judge reduced Mr
Geiger's assessment by $60, and in
the case of the Canada Company no
reduction was made. This latter case
started early in the afternoon • and
lasted well on till after eaght o'clock.
The main witness for the Canada Co.
wee Mr. Jones who has a a de c..p::t'
fence on valuations, soils, etc., ane
he gave very convincing arguments
Messrs. Conrad Schilbe and Wni. J.
Dowson, were over some of these
lands and thought they compared
quite favorably with the adjoining
farms which yielded good crops while
the Co. lands were in pasture and
also bore good grass. This ibis later evi-
dence apparently won the ease for the
T l S1' i f 1T T I t at the l f
The trice faced J. W. Craigie, 7. R.
of Goderich, charged with the none
incl offence of vagrancy, and were
remanded to fail until August 3rd
for trial.'Later in the day Cunning-
ham geined his liberty on prodnctin-
of :8 500 'cash bail. The trio are said
to. be employees of a photograph en-
largement firm.
PILING UP GOLD
New York — A huge potential
"war chest" of gold has accumulated
in the''>!:7nited States and Canada for
the account of England and other
countries, ;mostly since the crisis laet
summer. leading to the Munrch pact.
From`informed banking sources it we"
learned .'approximately $250,000.000
was added in June to the fast -mo tint-
ing foreign-owned store, making .
record total of about $1,125,000,000
held in the United States under "ear
mark."
FIVE HURON FARMS
SELECTED
Five Huron County farms have
'.teen selected for soil fertility test?
hy the:Dept, of Chemistry, O.A.C..
Guelph, and the Huron agricultural
office. Three are in Tuckersmith
and two in Stephen township. Of
the former. Alden Crich will dem-
onstrate with mixed grain crops
Bert Garrett with turnip; and Nor
man Pepper with Enban oats . and
in Stephen, George Link will experi-
mert with :field beams and Themes
Lampo•'t with field corn. Half --
acre p'.ots will be selected. A t'"
the scil has been analyze l in the
wring suitable fertilizers will be
supplied and the demons�t'•ations arc
designed to determine the differ.
ence in growth and yield as between
the p:operly fertilized and the un-
fertilized soils.
TWO TYPES OF PESTS
Garden insect enemies are divide:i
into two groups—t rose that cat hol
es in the foliage and those that suck
out the juices. For the first -named
poison is usually applied, while the
suckers are . attacked with a burning
spray. Which penetrates.. Often 'when
both are present, ,a combination of
poison . and something that burn ,
such as lime, ;sulphur and arsenate, 4
gives ,the best result's. The damage
from the biting insects is usually
quite apparent, but the presence of
the other kind. is only shown at fit' -'t
by a wilting o,r withering of the fol-
iage. When fungus attacks the plant:,
the foliage usually turns yellow 01
brown, or w'itite spots like mildew is
it
cover the leaves, Fungus 18 most ee'n
warm, mon in Murky :weather, Cut
v oims, which; eat throuigh newly wet
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QUALITY DRUGS
School Supplies .. ,Sttioxnery
SPECIAL --Limited Time Only
6 Gillette .Razor,.l3lades for
`arc
Cyanogas, for exterminating ground- hogs .50-85c
Ant Traps, for wary ants 30c
SHEETOFAX -Apply to exposed pts to keep
flies ,and rnosquios away, pe• tubi 25c
Tanofax, for burns, scalds, and b•;rcl sur arai. ,
per tube
Suxirex. sun tan oil, prevents sunburn 25c
Bathing • caps, choice of colours, good quality,
.25c areal 35c
Frresh• Stock-Affa and Kodak
1939 Models 'Shur Shot ' Cameras.
Printing and Developing
INTRODUCTORY OFFER
Redeem your Sunset Soap Dye Coupon, and receive
F r ec a cake of Dye, or packet of powdered Dye.
Excellent Assortment: Diamond Dyes, Portman
Oyes, Sunset Soap Dyes, ant 'Entex for Tinting
and Dying.
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Deliver your Cream to the
Zurich Creamery and ob
lain correct weight, test and
Highest Market Price. We
pay 2 cents premium per lb.
butterfat for all Cream de-
livered to the plant.
We also buy and pay cash
for your Eggs and Poultry
according to grade.
We are Local Agents for
ll the Viking Separator. Let
us Demonstrate this high
quality Separator for you!
Tie Zurich Creamery
1 High quality bowl --closer skim-
ming—more
kim•mina—more profit.
2 Perfect neckbearing — assuring
years of dependable service of
the mechenisrn.
3 Proven durability.
4 Highly endorsed by thousands
of users.
Durable materials, expert work-
manship and sturdy construction
are featured in the Viking Separ-
ator. file make sure that every
machine sold continues to give
satisfaction.
Seven Models—One Quality
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!Gail. :Co. Mr.
.L, 'C. Tlanccy, liatl• l,o,sr,tiecl bean about the lyl r;its.
of Goderich. It was merely a' tesa "Whore there are only a few plants to
rase in reducing; a acv nient valuate ,rotect they May be provided with;
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PURINA
SEAL
Of
QUALIT
The Purina people ars running a big Chick Grow-
ing Contest this year, giving liberal Cash Prizes,
limited to chicks from Purina -fed flocks. See our
circular with full particulars.
McKINLEY'S CHICKS
We are again Distributors for the well-known and
Popular McKinley's Chicks for this Season, and
will be pleased d to fill your r B
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Early Orders receive First Aiicivil.-..n
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