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BUSINESS CARDS
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LEGAL
;I)O.DLEY E. H.oIA1ES:
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT.
ARY PPUBLIC, ETC,
OFFICE—At Court House
GODIlIt]i 11 — ONTARIO
'Special Attention to Councel and
Court Work.
Var. Eolmes may be consulted at
oderich by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed.
NOTICE.
Farmers' Co -Operative
FARMERS, ATTENTION!
COAL COAL
Put your order for Coal in now!
:Several Cars are on order.
A full supply of Coal, Cedar Posts,
B. C. Shingles, Concentrates, Stock
-rMinerals, Salt, Oils and Fertilizers of
all brands.
Hensel' Co -Operative Co.
VETERINA .A_N
C,V ,TI for 1;' r "ill buil I''O„
-..,._.1 Tier 'e . ,!ho,.t. (,... ..:+n� central, re
�•�� er•::r el irn'c, 1:w Williams, Dash -
ii,. YVV . B. COXON, B.`rdr. moi . tvonrl, R. P.O. pte1-6-'41
atannntcY] ate.uoY.S9.YLL•C""-.:-,�^�' ..rw 7•� wX�k:: :i,.S:era
For Sale
60 yearling White Leghorn Hens,
also a bay Percheron colt rising 2 yr:
old (will trade for cattle), A1vir
Clingerich, Phone 84 r3.
WANTED.
$1,000 on first mortgage
.4. good investment, at once,.
to Herald Office, Zurich.
FOR QUICK SALE
Four good used heating stoves fon
immediate sale. Apply to C. Fritz &
Son, Zurich.
at 5%.
App1 Y
FOR QUICK SALE
12 young pigs for quick sale. Ap-
ply to Arthur Welles, ]Dashwood.
FARMS FOR SALE
Highway 200 acres, large barns
silo, abundant water, good busli, line
brick house, electicity, Ilan I ' to
schools, churches, markets, Mitchell
area. Other fine farms, Goderieh,
Clinton, l3rucefreld, Exeter.—Wm.
Pearce, Exeter. •
FOR SALE
A cook stove in good condition
for quick sale. Apply to W. C. 'Wag-
ner, Perone 91, Zurich.
WANTED
VETERINARY SURGEON
D ee with Residence, Main Street.
Opposite Drug Store
Phone -96. Zurich
A. R. Campbell, V.S, B.V.Sc.
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College:, University of Toronto. All
Stilettoes of domestic animal; treated
by the most modern principles,
;Merges reasonable. Day or night
galls promptly attended to, Also 're-
ader of Scottish terriers. Inverness
BaanneIs. Office on Main Street,
Apposite Town Hall.
Phone 116, HENSALL.
LICENSED AUS a rv� 1 :
For Huron and &e . -
I .fit IN A POSITION TO CON-
kla• t any Auction Sale, rtr.gardieee
us to .size or article to sell. 1 soli(" t
your business, and if not satiefiied will
moake no charges for Services Ren -
i lered.
ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood
Phone 13-57.
PRODUCE
Farm Froth:Ice
WAITTE.D
HGHEST CASH PRICES
—FOR --
\
CREAM, EGGS AND
POULTRY
Wm. OT r e
Phone 101, Res. 94, Zuirien
BUTCHERS
Zurichs' Popular
.SEAT MARKET
Lt Us supply you with the
very Choice of Fresh and Cur-
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Ect., always on hand. Kept
freak in Electric R.efrigertition
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
Yunghlut & SOS.
INSURANCE
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCI
THE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT•
UAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO
'mount of Insurance at Risk on Dec.:
81st, 1936, $22,301.527.00
t notal Cash in Bank And Bonds
$273,613.47.
Rates ---$4.50 per $J1,,O00 for 8 Years
:E. A . KLOA 'e —: e��.{S: RICH
Agent, also Dealer in Lightn-
g Rods arid all kinds of Fire
I
nsL3ii'xl. ele "tie
Zoic. xr,`,•
Your Home .MFl a'lret for Create
Eggs and Poultry.
Highest Cady Prices paid plus
a premium for d,:.livered cream
We are equipped to give effi-
cient accurate service. Egg
and Poultry department in
diarc : of Mr. T. Meyers.
A.
7150
3
..Ornc $"e_i9 p i:' C:L'.• your Au.t-
3motive Requirements .froni
Zurich's oldest Established
Garage and Service Station.
We can supply all your needs.
i xpert Tutoxnobile repairing,
vith the latest testing instrum-
nts, Acytelene Welding,Tires
Batteries, Oils, Greases and
Repairs.
B -A e-ree Grades
Give Us A Call!
H. M•TJSSEATJ
Phone: Day 103. Night, 47
yCome See Pi
m the
Feed Smiec
Hits the
Bell's Eye
With Both
Barrels
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RAU, Agent
ZURICH HERALD
LOcAL NEWS
Mrs. H. Mewl has returned after
spending a few days with a'elativee
at Bayfield.
Mr. Lawrie Fowlie of London, WAS
a week -end visitor with his sister, Me
and Mrs. Gid Koehler.
Mr. Roy Lamont, Mr. and Mrs. L.
W. Hoffman, and 'Marjorie, Miss.fane
Lamont, motored to Forest on Sun-
day to visit at the home or, nen and
AVirs. Wan. F. Braun.
Snow covered the- roof, ell, Tues
day morning, the first' of the 'season'
to any extent, it soon will, be Nov-
ember and we still have lovely fall
weather.
Mr. Hy. Steinbach, road superjn-
tendent of Hay Townships,' has Mep,
working on the new concrete culvert'
being erected across a portion e
the Mousseau drain, con. 4; Tot+nnS3iil
of Hay.
Leone Passmore, of Usborney wbn
secoad prize in the tractor class apt •
the International plowing match ,at
Peterborough Wednesday last.: ,Huron
,County plowing team were seventh
in 211 entries.
Vi;:i•tor's with Mr. and Mrs. Lloydon
Wainer on Sunday were: Mr. and
Mrs. Noonan Weber of'vle.-an,":VIr`.
and Mr•.;. Edward Wilhelm and son
Alvin of New Hamburg, Mr. and 1Vfrs.
II 11e. 0,,,-,7,,,,m, rnrl en,T f.!'1.1.4e and
A i1,1:VI i.;. 1"enlG" a dipe1' of Zur-
ich. -Clinton i': ::'a-1'r•c•urrt.
Ati. ": i Fun n•al,
' i P111=1' -tci r town anu vsCrnity
.'1feede.tl tP ,,n:,rel at f'•''".:i ore N
.a l e' 1 t1
e!' elate Alex. ru sk-:1
of Dem c n ::r leer, d' ugl'lter i =ottj
ti,; line 'h'-; Schumacher, .fpr re -1
Cile rd' t'.' ..h. Survivingc,, a
his
widow, three bons and two •', l tigh-
te,r's.
MANY FIND WORK
Crerlittet. ,,;`.-, are about';i1Cb.
men wnl'- en the new' Ce soli t.
airport at t' present time andl'rnot
ere being taken on. Ample heti),
se eilr ble. I1a?r. a rnd r ooret ~'are:
reeeh in die ' , t .,`rice aro
and the airport. 1lot;.;:•, v...re being.;
occupied in the towns and country-
~which have not been used. in years.
•
r 4NY ATTEND RALLY
Over c1,,1,-?etr.5 asent
:1,.r1 in
St. e .Y. •. ze (, ,u, et1 et Brod-
le" en'r oil Thee!' e!' •:de n'?;, Ti.. nor the
1711, ren t •i iae „ I{' ch-
Xt: L:' n' . of Can-
e. All attendenc. ...reed tete set
tilt, 1luvel, 11r'ti .o cane
3:,!1•-t)17 t h;;Arches.
E. `, .
'•"� v '•r'} r rm of Zurich. was in
:,: r ge of i ening.; ; tc• , e ,,.s. The.
t.1-19ir of. St. Peter's churc.:.:ing set-
erai anthems with G. :Vlogk as org•
anist. tIev. A. L. Conrad of New
Dunt) ee, .tthn guest::,speaker. based his
rldress'on the-edivention theme:
"`Christian Youth in Action."
WARDEN PASSES
James Inlait'','. warden of 'Huron:
County, died in Clinton Hospital
on Sunday Meriting in his 77th year
eller an i11n , . of lee. t', -,n1 a week
from a heart :nitwit sull'erecc on Tu-
esday while urnoting treat Gnrierich
with his son. Warden L ("pier Was
horn in 1=rullett Township in 1865.
Surviving are five sons and two dau-
ghters. Deceased had served his hone.
township for ninny years as coun'ei'll-
oi' and tette:. and was the c'hoieetfa'
the per?itis*, of county wand n at a.
("acus of Liberal members
council for 1941.
Many at Supper
T a "t Thur -day evenii r weer tier(" .
'ii°nax for a big crowd at :;t. Pete'^,';
Lutheran church when they •cerebra
ted another of those mon; tier'; :,fowl
:,uppers, when 1200 hungry- people
were fed, and well fed at' that..
Shortly after four o'clock zee ,tables
'vhic'r were laden with goof think':
to eat were opened and people sta:t-
td to enjoy the abundance of Well
roasted goose, 226 in all, besides a
number of chicken,, and the ten
large tables ware kept full till after
nine o'clock. It was a ;line night for
the occasion and a monster crowd.
turned out. The program put on 'r,Y'
The Happy Cousins Concert Co. of
Elmira, 'was spicy and full of 'tumor
and kept the large crowd well in
spirits, It was a big suceese,
DR. TOYLOR—ROBBED
A niiddleaged well-dressed stranger
who hitchhiked a ride to Dashwood,
looted the till in Dr. R. H. Taylor's
office at noon, Monday of slightly
over $1.00 in cash, then hired a local
elan to drip=e hien out of reach of the
police search that Insulted,- A wide-
spread search of the district was in
progreP,s through the afternoon and
evening with comity and provincial
police joining in the search. It was
about moan that a tl a'rg'e in the
village walked into the 1?r. office,he •
being away but the man sought ari
appointment from the office assist-
ant, Miss Rose:. Guenther . Then said
he would wait f.'r the doctor's return
1,Iisa Guenther inede a eh.ort call to
the private hospital operated by the.
11r., on her return the stronger wins
in the cli::pensail'c• and intrn•'cliately
ordered hirer frnnn the Jenr, •s. 1 -Te
went. It vets only retie. • !lad left
, ,t 1i ,,.sled r1.t ..)ntdilltti
and I-01,.:• a h ; t en -r to
take him to lateen, and ;r: iine+:9
as a tell man of mfr's,' with •
teen:li'tr %en., and wet t"•;'l 1r' .'ed
t r.a and grey nu:..
rivt
/,ail,,,,
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nrty.ettee
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® Our fighting men need the weapons of war— nc c..'
at once. They must be provided. It is our responsibility. . r
Savings Certificates are within the reach of all. More reRT. Chir
purchases of War Savings Certificates ni:can3
weapons for our forces. Push their sale wii ever arid
whenever you can. Don't wish for a short 1-"c
and shorten it.
i-UBLISHED BY: ZURICH AND F.h '
WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE
J
Our Town is at VI r
Men are drilling in our town .. .
our own men ::: men we call by their
first names. Some of them quit good
jobs to join the army , . some quit
school, When the Empire went to war
and Canada went to war .. this town
went to war. Every now and then., a
few more men from this town leave for
active service. We're taking the war
more seriously. Are we? Are we all?
;Are those of us who haven't joined up
'doing all we can? Are we lending all
•
we can? That's one thing we can all
do .. , one thing we must all do. We
must all buy more War Savings
,.d
Certificates.
The help of every Canadian
Victory. in these days of war
selfish spender is a traitor to
is needed for
the thoughtless;
our war effort.
A reduction in personal spending is now a vital
necessity to relieve, the pressure for goods, to
enable more and more labour and materials to
be diverted to winning the war. The all-out
effort, which Canada mus,' make, demands this
self-denial of each of us.
SUPPORT THE WAR WEAPONS DRIVE IN YOUR C
Published by the 'War Savings Committee, Ottawa
MNI,UNITY
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