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TF'IE DEW - DROP - INN
'''i RRISTER, SOLICITOR, s NOT. QUICK AND LIGHT LUNCHES
ARY PPUIILIC, ETC. Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Soft Drinks,
'OFFICE—At Court ](:louse Tobaccos, Cigarettes, Cigars, Etc.
GODL+'RIOHI -- ONTARIO
specit4 Attention to Courtce] and
Court Work.
Hohnes may be consulted at
Goderiph by Phone,. and Phone
charges reversed.
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DENTAL
Dr, W. D. BRYCE
• L. D. S, D, D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOCK-.-ZU1t1CH
very 'Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
At HA,RTLEIB' S BLOCK,
DASHWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday atnd
Wednesday.
LICENSED POOL ROOM
HAROLD OVERHOLT
"'aa.aa'aaae
NOTICE
In future 7 would request all ac-
counts owing me to Settle with :me
•personally. • W.. H. Hoffman, Zurich.
NKA nig
Order Coal Noir!
Owing to boats being used for
other purposes, there will `likely be
shortage of :pace foe coal. So 4:e
advice the public, to put in c:ierr nes::
winter's supply early and avoid di:
appoonrtament. OrcI'r Now:
Stade & Weido, Zurich.
FOR QUICK SALE
PLANTS FOR SALE. 'Three oar-•
V E T E R 1 N A R 1 A.ltiir;iva calnbage plant,, also Tomato
Y air+io er and celery plants for sale.
{t��'�_�- '] COXON,
B.V.
Leibold,-Babylon ]the,, flay.
Osco �7f le. B. COXON, �1!•.Sc. ••'••• •n•'-•^�^�'�•+�•+'v,�+.+.-�mT aiSc-,uutzuu.wnwracsan_^a.
VETERINARY SURGEON
Office witlpaResidence, Main ,Street,
(apatite Drug Store
Phone— (i. Litrich
inpbell, V.S;.I3.V Sc.
•Geaduate of Ontario Veterinary A barn frame 24x32fee
'College, University ,of Toronto. Allt, very
diseases of domestic animals trea.ee cheap. Apply to Herald Office.
FOR SALE
Oliver Bean.Ptiller end Souffle:'
eombirted, in good condition. Apply
r.o Bruce Koehler, Ileiisall. .
FOR QUICK SALE
ley the most modern: ,lirinciplee,
^C.t'arges reasonable Day ornight
alis promptly attended to. Alae Bre.
e er of Scot -that terriers.• dinverness
:Hennels. Office on Main Street,
?eppoeite Town Hall.
Phone 116. H1,lN ti ALL.
LICENSED AUCT:f. h .,�.
:r Huron and. • Middlesex
, AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
duct any Auction Sala, regardless'
as to size or article to sell. I solicit'
!our business, and if not satisfied Will
Ii;na''ke no charges for Services Ren-
iaerh,. •
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ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood
Piihone 13-57
PRODUCE
Farm Pro &ce
H1ZHEST CASH PRICES
--FOR--
C EAM, EGGS AND
POULTRY
Wm. O'Brien
porir 1' ;,w, Res. 94, Zurich
CHERS
m chs' Popular
J .AT MARKET
Let Us supply you with the
very'Choice of Fresh and, ;Cur-
ed :Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Ect., always on 'hand. Kept
fresh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
, Yunghlut & .Son
INSURANCE
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co.
4,;), OF WOCDSTOCI
WE_ L : tGF••asT RM : RVE BAL-
liar OF ANY ,CANADIAN lblUT-
AL COMPANY DOING ].3USINESS
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO
Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec.
81st, 1936, $22,391,527.00
ec
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$273,613.47.
'es ---$4.50 per $1,000 for 8 Years
L OPP•'' -.BITCH
t, also Dealer in Lightn-
s
and all kinds of Fire
insurance
FOR SALE .
YES! WE AGAIN have Healthy,
Husky WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS
for you.
Phone f9:1 r 17. Bruce J. Klapp. tf41
A^
PRODUCE WANTED
We pay Highest Cash Prices for
ggs and Poultry. Give us a trial!
P,'IEYERi PIODUCE, Phone .116
Zurich.. pt4'39
irsammextalvo
WANTED
CASH for Dead Animals and Fox
Iirses. Phone 47r15, Reverse all
charges. jack Williams, Dashwood,
R.R.S. •-50,39
Automobile Insurance
Tariff and non -tariff rates gladly
quoted without obligation. Special
Tates to all farmers plus 20% dis-
count (advance winter storage rates)
Except residents on paved, highways
Farmers' preferred risks 5-10 P. L.
1-M. rate $9. yearly. Let the insur-
ance Company do the worrying should
you be unfortunate enough to be in-
volved in a liability claim. Do not
wait until you have had an accident.
. J. W. HABERER, Zurich. ..
Zurich Garage
Come and purchase your Aut-
omotive Requirements from
?urich's oldest Established
garage and Service Station.
We can supply all your needs.
Expert Automobile repairing,
with the latest testing instrum-
nts, Acytelene Welding Tires
3atteries, Oils, Greasces and;
tepairs.
B -A Gasoline in three Grades
Give Us a -Call!
H. MOUSSEAU
Phone: Day 103. Night, 47
PRICES MAY BE CUT
Obtawa—Warnings went out from
rwe Government agencies to Canada
farmers not to ex,pect immediate
higher prices for hogs, ,butter and
eggs merely because Danrs'h prod-
ucts no longer reach United King-
dom markets. The Bacon Board,
beaded by J. G. Taggart, indicated
in a. statement that bacon prices
eheatlet will be (lowered to ,Canadian
consumers'.•
CONTRACT AWARDED
The contract for construction of
Sky Harbor Airport, Goder'ich, has
been awarded to the Sandy Contract-
ing. and Machine 'Co., of Goderich,
actio+.•ding to information available.
Anion; other .things, the contract
dalle fele reeenvel of rlfr 000 tarri:r of
e°, .r ' ➢ e ee by ^. i Bene-i,•e'
orchard, erection of 1,000 rods of
forte;, rind 1irl'arnratif1t of three 3,000
Tee' i•:zneTy. Eneineer Whiteley. of
lai it'ston, is the Gco .eluent ni.in it,
glltti',O�''K 5 . ; r ra 1 •rw•,iti g � r':r
.,. .....via c°@.�x'xA,�J.a.,:.rL.u�Wi�!i,,etti.';.�'...4'
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Mrs,, C. Furber, Mrs. Flossie Brown
Mr. and 11Ire. C. L. Smith motored to,
London on Thursday. •
Mrs; W. F. FFihllibeiner and 'daugh-
ter Miss .Hazel of Stratford wer
week -end visitors at the hoarse of
and Mrs. W. H. Hoffman,
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Faust and s
Harold of Mitchell were Smcrt,/,
itors at the home of Mr. and M
W. 1-1. flofi'rnan.
The Stylists Say:—
.
rnte )Shoes
FOR SUMMER
have a fine seleetion of White
to choose :Prom, all smartly
and rightly prieed Iron Men
grid Children.
rk and Crepe -Soled' Sport
our lir airs and two toned colors.
Coyne ani';ee: them!
n.a'=
17ic1 you (chow that we have installed
a new Cementing Maehinea, and are
in a position to do` a .first class job on
your fine shoes?»--No'nails to contend
with, and soles stay soft an 1 flexible
Give us a try. Casatele 1 leather used
for all our .i:epal' work and prices to
suit evlryhody,;
MEN'S HALF' SOLES (Grade 1)
NAILED 90c
CEMENTED $L00
EWN $1.00
Wf"NI TAT"S,, NAILED .. 70c
CEMENTED ... " 83c
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We Appreciate Your Patronage
It7ATARS
Reliable *.I:"ootwear and Shoe Repaiv
ing, Trunks, Club Bags, &c Suitcase:,.
Me. andalai. la E. Weide; Mr.
and Mrs. Bohn Gellman motored • to
Elkton, Minh., on Sunday where they
called on Mr. Gellman's' uncle, Mr.
John Gallman, Sr,, who is confined
to his bed.
Mrs. Roy Lamont and daughter
Nri's Merlrarct and 1lr* ,Tine Lamont
motored to Forest on Sunday. The
1”'i1”'itra. .Miss Jane ,remaining over for
the week with her sister, Mrs. Wrn.
S'. Begun.
'11,1 07 Storm sweat over ti' ;
` ., ee on Wedrealay night. A i' •,,,'•*'
fail of rain was evident an! thee'
o^ con. i'l o'rb!e li,p•laf,aino; and
In some places the fall, wheat crop is
`sadly down as a re' u1t.
R t-zJN7daa' I1FL?)
The annual Teoyr:r re -::pion ldenie r
was held at .To:7etL's (i''. Ree, Thiyitelil
on Se;:erday, June 't%i with silo i' 50
present•. 1"i.i,,.'' : ,were pi (Tient
from Det, ort, in a'l, l'rigden•
Hf -email, i,c-aforth and areena.• A
!fie progiem of spouts was run ,of,
and next year'; picnic will be •held
at tine. sestet piece on Jeuse '.'aa. The
conm4ttee is, president, ('ordon Tro;r
er, eeeretary. Loretto 13&1, trrssmver
Lorne Lawson, and the directors.
:STB PETER'S
ivange ncal I..utheretn Church
• ZURICH — ONT.
A Changeless Christ for a Chan
ug World.
Friday, 8h --Luther League.
Thursd ay—Cli *le Pra ,tire.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
10 a. m.—Divine Worship
11.15 a rn.-Sunday Sebool.
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IS TI -JE TIME TO ODER
Your Stove Wood. Good • 4 -toot Boy WOOd
Very Reasonably Priced Let U:; kial'e y eu Order!
We also carry a Stock of Ncw Mick ills ['ile
Let Us • Supply Your Wants in these Iiinest
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GENUINE M. -H. PARTS' 'e t r' gg
or .'� •1." L . .'�li^
. plemen'ts... Mower an Finder Knives Sam ciund
while you wait. rAi.:11 ca-Ma:i• u'#ectr?l cqFPHxa`s'.nt.
Guaranteed Pette "ie:s rt $4.49
1' year battery no,:it,. ce 6.8
2 year battery gu :r rc*,-. , 17 -plate 7.95
Guaranteed 440-21
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ice at Zurich p - ,;. Cara and
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ANNUAL SYNOD 7:10 p. m.—.tivine Worship, • "°
very o y'W elcome to all Services.
The 7fth annual convention of the
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Can-
ada, in se.:sion at Stratford hist wee!,
ea-ae .Y' ti. i:•- :t t '1 i; • birthday o:'.',
Thursday by dispatching the follow-
in c: eie ';:a His Majesty:
"May it e'''ae,e Your r4Ia ' ay,
ep =en i • ., or t'. c . r i )l A3
Lutheran F ..red of ('n..a'a, in zeteee,
al convention in `": r'o:vl, On, l lo'.
-tend our sirs[ !,.'s ec . -i1:'`.ion. t
'You.r. Majesty on this day o_' the cel4
?'ration of your birth. We assure,.
`I o :.r Ma -e +y of our ons- -fLinn t'lta
fit ori to yorr z)^':on led loyalty to
your rule, and pray God m His mercy
lo g' ant that you may one reign over
tis that victory for thr right :nay al-
ways attend your arms and that the
r.lessings :of health and peace may
firing joy to yourself, your home ane.
.in ire. May we extend greetings to
your beloved wife, our most gracious
Queen, and to your lovely daughters.
(signed) J: H. Reble,-lsresiarnt se
Addresses were -given by Rev. Dr.
E. A. Teppert, New York, sect/ of the
Board of American Missions; Rev.
Calvin Stickles, Detroit of the ,Mich—
igan Lutheran Synod. Rev. line° L.
Dressler of Buffalo, • •brougl:4 greet-
ings from New York Lutheran Syn.
od, who said "We are also iightine.
with you under the banner or' tl.0.
Prince of Peace. May God bines you
in your work, and in yoo°ar trials and
heartaches during this time of war." I
The statistical report stated the num.,
ber of Lutherans arriving in Mont
real from Way 1, 1939, to April 31
1040, was 1,254, including 591 Ger-
mans, 236 Scandinavians, 121 Finns,
and 306 of other nationalities.
The report of the treasurer showed
total receipts as $39,229.07 and the
total disbursements as $33,105.33.
Included in the receipts are the stuns
of $16,297.89 from the seminary,
$1,560.24 from the social n.ssion,
$3,166.21 from the home mission,
$4,449.56 from the gen. ral expense
fund and others. Rev, W. A. Mehl-
eneaacher, Hamilton, announced his
retirement as editor of the church
pariodical, The Canadian Lutheran,
.ec' ate, given a standing vote of ap-
preciation and thanks. Memorial ser-
vices were held for three churca welt'
E b•1
E. TUER yHEIMM, Pastor.
set
EEMIVI:Ak UEL
CAL CHURCE
C. k I ler k :ndcirn, Minister.
Mr's. H. G. Hess, Organist.
0.45 a.m.-Same-tent of the Leets
Supper
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i �F.1• lain. -A leoe en Pelee 2 l'
A Spr ial Message for ilea. •
t^ging ••;:h••••r::.
"The Church calls you to C _• '
God calls you to Church—.ave l Bete
in God."
l iz,C':1;IFS IRON LUNGS
Through the generosity or Lord
es
,s ,i* ;'i i .t- otou-aseeenaase'the
Clinton hose tal can now boast pos-
session of an Iron Lung for u•e i-
treatment of in antile'paralysi_,. .Tei -
new ilei^",it;or2 to the (hospital's wed -
ern equipment has arrived and • :5;'
he avai;;:',le if and °when require 1.
WHAT 100 YEARS HAVE DONE
FOR YOUR FEET
Tr. Joseph Lelyvelt, director of
National Foot Health Council.
tells of the torture caused by fakee
arches, bunions, and other foot ail-
ments, but how oone now can be ,
foot -happy, if he follows the rules- 1
Read the .article about feet in. The
American Weekly, the world's gre-
atest 'weekly
reatest'weekly magazine, with the June
23 issue: of The.. Detroit Sunday
T.inies.
MUST HAVE PASSPORTS
The United States state departm-
nt,. endeavoring to erect a barrier
against possible inflow of Fifth -Col-
umn aliens, issued; stringent regulati-
ons requiring passports teem niany
new cases of foreigners, including
Canadians. Previously, Canadian:
and persons of various other nation-
alities were exempted from passport
and visa requirements when they en -
'kers who passed away dining the tered the country temporarily.. On
year; Rev. Paul M. Mueller, Hamil- and after July 1st all Canadian cit -
ton; E. Winkler, Hanover, and Rev.
H. A. Sperling, Ph.D., Kitchener,
The discussion of minister's pensions
was discussed, as in the past the sy-
stem provides for a yearly pension of
$300 to retired ministers and $200
annually to minister's widows.
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izens over sixteen years of age, enter -
Mg the U.S.A. must furnish a pass-
port which will be supplied by the
Canadian Government and we under-
stand will cost five dollars. This ,will
somewhat curtail the annual tourist
influx to the U.S.A.e
KIOPP'S ONE-STOP SERVICE
ARTHN GAS
A Gas known to every motorist. Why take chances in
inferior Gas when you can buy Good Gas'at Regular
Pr ices.'
Engineered Lubrication
At Klopp's you get Guaranteed Indian Lu'iar:cation, using 7 kinds
Q Grease. We invite you to watch us Lubricate your Car and see
.,.,,,,, how Trained Attendants Grease Cars
Expert Repairing
We use the KING AN ALYSER to peopemly Tune Up your Motor.
CLEAR GAS FOR YOUR LAMPSt.Al;1D STOVES at 25c. Gallon
Batteries, Accessories3;:$ Goodyear Tires
Cleat; and 'Tidy Rest Rooms. Zurich's Finest and Most Up-to••clate
G Iral;e and aeevice Station.
Drive in and X ':,. i .� a , , lin" your Celt" for
xatorr .v; ::bD':.1 to b2" horei
the wanner �rlc.,�i..i . � ... ` ; .
p, LESSEE
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Deliver your Cream to
Zurk.hCreamery enzl o.
Mails coy ect weight, tett /3,7.1
Flighesi: Market Price.
,•t
pay 2 cents premium per
butterfat for all Crzata de-
livered to the plant.
We also buy and pay cash
for your Eggs and Pouitry
according to •rade.
We are Loc -.l Agents for
the Viking Separatcr. Let
us Demonstrate this high
quality Separator for you!
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fiinJ 1ioepprofit.
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yo r:. eat dui.er ';;yrs service. of
the mechanism.
3 Proven durubiii';r.
.4 Hlghiy endorsed by thousands
of users.
Durable materials, expert work-
manship
orkrnanship and sturdy construction
are featured in the Viking Separ-
ator. We make sure that every
machine sold co?rtiizites to give
satisfaction,
Seven Models --Ona Quality
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QUALITY DRUGS
School Supplies
This Year's Stock of Formaldehyde
16 -oz. 25c.
S o.. i5c
SHIPPING FEVER VACINE
10 Doses 75c.
An Assortment of Toilet Articles at
10c. and 15c.
Excellent Assoi•tnnent: Diamond Dyes, Putman
Dyes, Sunset Soap Dyes, and Tintex for Tinting
and Dying.
EVERYTHING 1N SCHOOL SUPPL7E3
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