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BUSINESS CARDS
LEGAL
DUDLEY E. OLME s.
+RRJ -TER, SOLICITOR, NOT-
ARY IPI UaaLlc, ETC. '
OFFICE—At Court House
GODFRICH -- ONTARIO
*Special Attention to Counsel and
Court Work.
.r, Holmes May be consulted at
&cderich by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed.
DENTAL
Dr. W. D. BRYCE
F.I. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOCK—ZURICH
' very Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
At HA.RTLEIB'S BLOCK,
DASHWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
VETERINARIA
Dr. W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc.
VETERINARY SURGEON
Office with Residence, Main Street,
Opposite Drug Store Zurich
Phone -96.
A. R. Campbell, V.S, B.V.Sc.
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College, University of Toronto. All
tliseases of domestic animals treated
by the most modern principles,
night
Charges reasonable. Day
or -alis promptly attended to. Also Bre-
eder of Scottish terriers. Inverness
Renick, Office on Main Street,
opposite Town Hall.
Phone 116. HENSALL,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Tor Huron and Middlese
I AM IN A POSITION TO CON-
duct any Auction Sale, regardless
as to size or article to sell, 1 solie t
g+onr business, and•if not satisfied will
ake no..charges for ; Services Ren -
ARTHUR
idered.
A'R,THUR WEBER --Dashwood
Phone 13-57. •
PRODUCE
Farm Produce
'ATEA
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
--FOR--
CREAM, EGGS AND
POULTRY
• Wm, .O'Brien
Phone 101, Res. .94, Zurich
BUTCHERS
.urichs'- *Popular
.MEAT MARKET
,yet Us supply you . with the
very Choice of Fresh and Cur-'
ted Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Ect., always on hard Kept
fresh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash 'Prices for
, Nool, Hides and Skins
Yungblut& Saul
INSURANCE .
Westerns Farmers' Muftis
.
Weather I•nsura�nceco
TOe
TUE LA tGEST RESERS9i ,`::•SAI.-
,ANCpi OF ANY ',CANADIAN MUT-
IML COMPANY ]DOING BUSINESS
OF TI•IIS RIND IN ONTARIO
*moot, of Insurance. at Rik on Dee.
31st, 193' ,,'$32,391,527.00
Total Gash `in Banti and Bonds
$273,613.47.
Rates—$54.50; per $1,000 ,for 3 Years
E. F. j�''L�APn ,
�i • ICI'
•1�lU
:Agent, also Dealer in Lightn-
.ing /Rods and all kinds of Fire
jInStir'ance a
Put Your Want, For Sale
Lost, Found, Etc. Ads. in this
Column.
HAROLD OVERHOLT'S
NEW ' POOL ROOM
ZURICH—ONT.
Hot Dogs, Hamburgers and Soft
Drinks in the
"DEW--DROP—INN"
AIS SS REPAIRING
I am in position to do all kinds of
llama's repairing, and will do same
at our home, BlindLine.
Harvey Glee:siue, -phone 94x6. pt30
PIGS FOR SALE
A limited number of yo,an,; pigs
about 6 weeks old. ---Sol Gingerich,
Phone 84r8, Zurich.
STRAY ED.
Unto Lot 21, Con. 8, Hay Town-
ship a 2 -yr. -old road steer. Owner
can have same by p.•oving property
and paying expenses. Apply to Bert
IClopp, Phone: 93r1, Zurich.
Renfrew Cream Separators
We will allow $10.00 for your old
Cream Separator to apply on purch-
ase of a new separator if balance is
paid by cash, for balance of this year
HUGH THIEL, I'hone 93r4, Zurich.
FOR QUICK SALE
A limited number. of small pigs for
quick sale. Apply to Chas. Rau,
north of Drysdale.
FARM FOR SALE
50 acres, S. Half Lot 12, Con. 4,,
Hay. About half tillable, balance
pasture with some bush. • Also a
small chopping mill and woodwork-
ing shop on a country corner.
Wm. Pearce, Exeter. 20-4tc.
SAWING WOOD
I have good equipment to do all
kinds of wood • buzzing. Apply to
Elgin Weigand, Phone 58r11, Dash-
w000d. pt44
FOR VARICOSE VEINS use
"Crouchman's Liniment, • 32 -oz. bot-
tle $2.50. Your must be satisfied or
money refunded, at Zurich Drug
Store. ' • • pt -3r
WANTED
CASH for Dead Animals and Fox
Hrses. Phone 47r15, Reverse all
charges. Jack Williams, Dashwood,
R.R.3. -50,39
PRO"'UCE WANTED
We pay Highest Cash Prices for
Eggs end' Poultry'. Give us a trial!
MEYERS PRODUCE, Phone 116
• Zurich. pt4'39
Zurich Garage
Come and purchase your Aut-
omotive Requirements from
? urich's oldest Established
Garage and Service Station.
We can supply all your needs.
xpert Automobile repairing,
with the latest testing instrum-
"nts, Acytelene Welding Tires
Batteries, Oils, Greases and.
Repairs
B -A Gasohne'in three Grades
Give Us a Call!
MOUSSEAU
Phone: bay 103. Night; 47
NOMINATION' RESUTS
1''he,efblllolw%tugi llaxleh i4.4es.rhit`Yer,gual
ifietl' for ,the various of%ijues" in ` this
.vicinity 1OT „cti 1 N jocti9n 9I!. 1N191wi nY
January, .1st:
-gat , ,,.:i .�, la
itree' do get Armsltitoifi, Max.
Turnbull. Y • . /.' 1 1 ,:+ ' ' 1
Council — Alex.. Grerar, Roland
Geiger, Fred FIaberer, William Haugh
and Nelson Siaiir1eke,
STEPHEN`
Reeve --Chester Mawhinney, Alan.
zo McCann.
Deputy reeve- =Riot' Rutz, Edmund'
Shap ton.
Counell-,:;'Pli ,,, aov , Arthur.Amy,
Nernaan Towe; and Neison Schalk.
EXETER
Reeve-' D, Sanders, Benson W.
Alt other.' offices filled by acctamattam
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LIN;AL NE
> URICH HERALI.
Mr. and Mrs, Gideon'` Koehler 'were
holiday visitors at 13apfield.
Mr. Clayton' Hoffman of Golt , 1.
holidaying .a.'t his home here.
To all our Readers and .Iiriende',}re
Wish a Happy and Prosperous :l'Tew
Year.
Miss Margaret Wright of Londo i,
is holidaying at the home of ..ar and
Mrs. Well. Johnston,
Mr, Charles Flay 0 Clinton is op.
ending a few holidays at his hcride
here,
aeries Nora 13alkwill, of the loeial
wac"ii, g staff, is holidaying at her
Leine ii? London.
Me. and I%1.re. E. W. Stoskopf 0
Kitchener spent Christmas witii the
latter's sisters, the Misses Jol,.nsore,
I,1.r. and fairs. 'Area 1/+'. Braun .and
family or :i.' orest spent the ecu ;r- 1;id
a;c . of Mr. Wrn. Lamont.,
this week the heeel e1,4eh
on Tuesday evenin .i,
ring and warmer •:weathca
:.lr,3. Flossie Drown, Mr. and 7>'Ies
,,o; v.iver of London were holidray
guests at the home of ;Mr.s. Cilias,
Wei;er.
'atm Christmas entertainments in
Lac local churches over .the 'Yuletide
Mi;asoir were enjoyed by tau; pu;.uie,
and 'icy seemed to have ereated t)Ze
rail seasonable 'spirit.
At the local Police Trustee eomin-
ation the three. farrier trustees, nam-
ely 'i heo. Hebei -ea Ivan Yungblut
and Leeroy O'Brien were ree.ected
for the year 1940.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Fisher, Mee
Doro'.'iy and Ray Fisher 0 Laehrrocn'
1reie Fisher, Squadron and First }L1
,aa, of London were guests at ti
i ho .ao of IIx, and Mrs. Elverson Gala'
i c•:• `henday.
.r; to the lack of rain and' moil-
ture this fall a goodly number` of
citizens are complaining ter ee well
and soiae have already been obliged
to haul waterfromthe local supply
Mi$s Ruth ,Tohnston who underwent
an opeeation in Clinton Hospital fci;
appendicitis, o:' Sunday eve. last, e
improving aieely and expected to
return home the middle 0 this week
Old King Winter and Jack pros
have made their appearance with e
vengance: This Wednesday morning
the mercury dropped to several de-
eelecl below zero, and the nice haline
fall weather is ended. Some people.
are already experiencing frozen pipes
in town.
To Celebrate Golden Wedding'
Mr, and Mrs. John W. Ortwein, of
Hensall will celebrate the 5tth anni
versary of their wedding on Januar
1st. Mr. Ortwein was 90 on Christ-(
rnas Day, -Mrs. •Ortwein is 78; ;an.+
was formerly Miss Elizabeth Wagner
of Zurich; 1121: Ortwein was n form
er resident and merchant of Zurich.
ARRIVE IN ENGLAND.
Several from Exeter were among;
the first contingent, of soldiers to ar-
rive in Great Britain on Illonuay last
They are W. Servent, Lloyd Linden -
field, Laverne Harness ani L. Hunter
Ted Wethey was also among the eon -
Exigent having gone over with the.
Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps.—
Exeter Times -Advocate.
DIES IN 97th YEAR
The death occurred at her home,'
Friday night, of Bayfield's oldest cit
izen, in the person of Mrs. Margaret
Fields, who was in her P th year
She was born on the farm now owne
by Mrs. Wm. Heard, Blue Wate
Highway on Nov. 15, 1843, being on
of 11 children of C. Johnston an
Catherine Irwin, who cane from Ire
land to Canada in 1892 and settle .
at Bayfield. She was married to H
Howard who carne over in the sari
boat as her parents, and cued in 189.;
andin 1900 she married Ranedi i•
Fields who passed away in 1929.
There were nine chilc'aen of whom
the following reside in Bayfield: Mrs.
Fred Baker and Mrs. C. Berry, and
John E. of Bayfield. Two brothers
and two sisters also survive. Being
the oldest member of a family famed
for its longevity, up until:a few
months before her, death.: 'she recall-
ed the hardships and• pleasures of
pioneer life. As a girl shehad walked
through the bush to Goderich to inar-
ket eggs and cheese and carry home.
baskets of groceries. She was a me-
mber .of Trinity church, .the funeral
took place on Sunday afternoon.
St. Joseph and'` Beaver Towil
Late •Jeramiah• Bedard.
Jaramiah Bedard passed away . in
lourtright. on Wednesday last in his
l 1th year. He as a son of Arr. and.
Mrs,• Joseph' Bedard 0 the Blue Wat-
:r Highway north . of St. Joseph.
3orn46 years ago on:the farm where
Ms .parents—,now reside. 26 years
ago lie "wits a lyvioa, tc maria, Bedard,
if teiir'tiIg r't and has lived contintrw;..
ally 'in -that vicinity. He farmed for
:a number of years unlit sit years ago.
he took charge of the Bedard House
iCourtright where heconducted a
-ery prosperous business. Deceased is•_
aarrvi.ved by his widow and three sons
')elides his parents, brothers and sis-.
;ers. The remains were laid in Cor-
inna Cemetery. Our sympathy gods
to the bereaved family, and to ; the
•ged parents who were hot abSe to
ttrnd to the last call due to their
,advanced ag'e and recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brisson, Mr.
Ind Mrs. Albert Burke and the Missis
"-a end Doris Cantin all spent Chr-
irnes with their parents, respective.
,
WE EXTEND
New Year's
rs
TO YOU ALL
AND A
iron
Si
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
E. ° 3. DATAR S
Reliable Footwear and . Shoe Repair':
ing- 'Trunks, Club Bags, and Suitcases:
ST. PETER'S
vangelical t..a tthes an Choux;=
ZURICH ONT.
A Changeless Christ ` for a . 'Chang-
ing World.
-0riday, 811 --Luther L.eegue.
irreaday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES
10 a.'' m.—German Sen -ice.
1.1..15 a.m.—Sunday Scheel.
7 0 p,n reeelish Service.
Everybody Wrlcz,ne to all Services.
E. TUERiUIEIM, Pastor.
EMMANUEL '
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
C. B. Hechendorn, Minister.
Mrs. H. G. Hess, Organist.
10 a.rn. Service
11- a.m. ,Sunday Sehool.
7.30 p.m. Service
ily at St. Joseph.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Ducharme and
family of the Blue Water South, par-
took a very tasty dinner at the home
0 Mr. and Mrs. Kuno Hartman.
The Messrs Dominique and Alf
Jeffrey and Mr. Harold Sierra -el and
Miss Lucille Jeffrey of Beaver Town
motored to Detroit on Sunday fast..
The Midnight Mass in St. Peter's'
parish church was largely attended
the weather being ideal for the - oc-
nasion. The parish as a whole turned'
out; also. many visitors froxia a dist-
ance andealso• •pa.r-isheiers.'1roueneigh-.
boring parishes. With Father Martin
officiating, emphasises on his hearers,
the great privilege enjoyed by Chrir-
t;.,:.,,, this .land. stressing upon el
the great necessities of• prayer a•�•'
rule„ to bring about peace and com-
fort in the warring lands. The choir,
under the leadership of Mr. John
Denomme and Mrs. Montague as or -
Tartlet, responded with great spiritual
devotion.
(Intended for last week)
Mr. Ralph Meek of Detroit and two
boys and Mrs, H. Brinker of St. Clair
Mich, Mich., were week -end visitors
with the hatter's parents on the Blue
Water Highway.
Mr. Joseph Bedard of Blue Water
north is confined to his bed with a
bad cold.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Denomme of
Beavertown spent Sunday last with
-Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ducharme 0
Blake.
Mr. Victor Ducharme and Miss
Marguerite Ducharme motored to
London on Thursday last. Mr. Leon-
ard Masse of the Bronson line was a
Sunday visitor with Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Jeffrey of Pointe tux Rou-
leau.
Miss Veronique Ducharme who has
been visiting relatives in Detroit for
three weeks returned home on Sun-
day last.
Mr. Norman 'Sarares of, the' Blue
Water south left on Friday last to
spend a few weeks in Detroit and
other points. ..:
Mr. Chas. Bedard of Courtright,
who has spent' -a few weeks in this
neighborhood has returned to hips.
home, Thursday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave. Geromette of
Mount Cannel, 'spent •the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. F. Ducharme 0
the Blue Water south.
Mr. Francis Ducharme who has
been employed for the summer mon-
ths, at Mount 'Carmel is spending .. a
'few days he this neilghborhoed with
relatives. , Francis is planning on
leaving. for Alberta ' where be will
Visit tt 'few ' months with his parents:
Mr. Leon' Jeffrey' Sr.; of Beavers`
wee
T'aliikss ;aillness. much improved 'afte e a few
Mr, and Mit. Richard Masse of
Grand Bend spent Sunday with the
farmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Masse of the Blue Water south.
Mr,. and Ml's, 'Wtn, ``hissing and
Mr, Napoleon . Ducharme or i,ondon i
leeenit Sunday with the 'latex's parents'
Mr. and Mrs, Wm Duohakrhe.
• xr1- 2ncd Mrs, Wm. Derromne of:'
Drysdale north shpent Sunday with
Mr, end Mrs. Adolph Sonha.
Two' of our amateur peddlers
who have been en the end for a few
weeks rel ort a good ,wagon. Tt ii
not as yet laiden if they will keep
up the work.
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