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BUSINESS CARDS
LEGAL
DUDLEY E. UOLMES
BARRISTER., SOLICITOR, NOT-
ARY PPUELIC, ETC.
"OFFICE Hamilton Street, Just off
the Square, GOIDERICH, Ontario.
Put Your Want. For Sale
Lost. Found, Etc.
Ms. in this.
Colun1n4
NOTICE
ZURICH H HERALD
L(K.AL W
Mr. Charles Hagan an000red to
London one day last week.
Miss Lillian Rader •was confined
to the house for about a week ow-
ing to •a bad cold, but is hack at
her position at the local switchboard
Special Attention to Comm' and • again.
► Chick Buyers
ers
Court Work.
Through the co-operation of Tor-
onto Elevators Company we can give
a coupon good fora two weeks sup-
ply of 25 lbs. of Master Starter free
with each one hundred chicks bought
from us providing they are ordered
three weeks in advance. We are now
booking orders for (March and April
Chicks and will appreciate a chance
to satisfy your requirements.
J. 1 . NeKINLEY„ ZURICH
Mr. Halmaes may be consulted at
,Godericb by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed.
Dr. W. D. BRYCE
L. D. S. 1>. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ .BLOCK,—ZURICH
Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
At HARTLEIB'S'• BLOCK,
DASITWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Dr. 11. H. COWEN
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
OFFICE:
Main Street
Exeter - Ontario
VETERINARIAN
Dr. W. B. COXON, B.I. Sc.
VETERINARY SURGEON
Office in the Home of the late
Di, J. Routledge. • Zurich
:Phone -9 6.
. R, Caraphelle V.S,
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College, University of Toronto. All
of domestic animals treated) ni?r:seiy, stock; such as faint trees
Mr. and.Mrs, William Decker and
aMrs. Ferd, Haberer were recent vis
itors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gaisei
at Crediton.
We regret very much that Mr
Edward Kal'bfleiseh, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis .Kalbfleisch of the 15th
concession is quite ill at the home.
We trust he will soon recover.
The carnival that was advertised
or last Friday evening was nootlao',k
ed till this Wednesday evening, :owing
to the bad weather last week.t1,.:
was thought advisable.
FARM FOR SALE
Schools throughout the "district as:'well as in town were closed a fewFO SAI1 .-75 aeres good pasture days Iast v"^r,k owiiV.' "n "01
never failing water. Lot 16, Con. c, „weather. There were. oply a few
Hay Tp.—W. C. Pearce, Exeter.. scnoiars who eentureu oµ4 e.r �...
short distance in the village.
The road from Zuric fi to Hensall
which was all ,blorcked up has since
Saturday been made passably' fox
the motor vehicle. The big snow
plow was pushed#through by Mr.
Harvey who has the contract, and on
Wednesday forenoon he made an-
other trip in as far as Zurich, as the
Blue Water Highway has so far not
been opened it is useless to open the
Zurich Road that far.
FOR QUICK SALE
A 1924 Ford Coach, in good runn-
ing condition. Will be sold very
cheap for quick sale. Apply to
Ed. Stele R.R.2, Zurich.
NOTICE
All those using the Evangelical
Church Sheds who are not support-
ers of the church, are requested to
make arrangements for the use of
these sheds.
13y Orderof�,the Board_
Arrangements can be made with
Mr.•. Roland Geiser. 3_30
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NOTICE
I have been appointed as agent for
this district of R D. Smith & Sons,
of Winona, to take orders..for their:
alrseases principles,
:by the. most modern ay night
Charges reasonable.
endo. Also Bre-
eder.etalls promptly
eder of Scottish terriers. Inverness
l fennels. Office on Main Street,
-opposite Town Hall,
Phone 116. HENSALL.
BUTCHERS
.uriehs' .Pop1.11a °
ME AT YE AR R E' '
.het Us 'supply you with the
very Choice of Fresh and Cur-
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
alw ays oar, Ir7nd. Kept
fresh in Electric Rcsrigeratioli
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
- , Yungblut & Sou
GARAGE.
TRADE
IN YOUR DANEROUS
TIRES NOW!
- A MOST GENEROUS
ALLOWANCE
STOCK REDUCING SALE
NOW ON!
S.
S. Wein
Phone 60 — DASi3WOOD
INS URANCE
Western Fanners' Mutual
Weather Insurance Ce.
QFC WOODSTOCK
fTHE LARGEST RESERVE l AL-
.ANCE OF ANT CANADIAN MUT-
VAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS END TN ONTARIO
Amount of Insurance at Risk on
31st, 1934, $19,613,539.
Beads
Bank and�` tail Cash in
Bn
O
Utes—$4.50) per $1,.000 for S Tenn
E. F. Kaop..—Zurlak ll
Aleut, MNO Dealer loiLiettaind Rads
001 all Wads, aitt 1!'il a..l.:l..;aas.arzno.
shrubs, climbers, flowore, ornamental
trees, etc. Your patronage solicited.
Wm. L. SIEBERT tf13
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron- and Middlesex
1 AM IN A POSITION .TO CON -
duet any Auction Sale, regardless
as to size or article to sell. 1 solicit
your businees • •• l •j not satisfied will
make no ci_... ,., • or Services Ren-
dered.
1 ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood
Phone 13-57.
PRODUCE
PRODUCE WANTED
We are in a position to take Cream
and Eggs at my home at Zurich, for •
which we will pay highest market
prices. We will grade your eggs as.
we receive them, and pay according'
to grading. Give us a Trial.: 0
First house south of Dominion Hotel
THOS. H. MEYERS,
Phone 116, Zurich., Ont.
WALKS SIX MILES
Ur. Geo.. W. Raeey of Parkhill
tramped six miles over deep snow
drifts. in a close race with the stork
on Saturday, In the Port Franks lo-
cality north 'of Thedford he was for•
ced to leave his car 3 )Hiles from his
destination,. and start out on foo'.
through the deeply drifted snow.Thr
n,pectant father. who had phoned the
doctor walked to meet him as it was
impossible to travel with horse and
cuttetr as thtere was grave -danger of
the horse's legs being broken by go
ing through the heavy crust of snow.
The doctor however succeeded in
arriving before the stork who intro-
duced into the world a bouncing,
baby boy.
PREMIER HEPBURN RETURNS
Rushing home to the bedside of
his mother, Mrs. W. F. Hepburn, who
is critically ill in St. Thomas, Hon.
Mitchell F. Hepburn arrived at hi:,
some near St. Thomas on Sunday
evening, coming from thte south by
Wane as far. as New Yor'• Tl.•.
Premier said that the h. onehial con-
dition n dition which he had contracted about
1, year ago had not been improved by
his stay under Florida suns, It ivas
still hanging grimly on, he admitted,
and causing hila some worry and d1s-
'omfort. However, the rest and the
holiday at Miami had improved his
general health and he hoped to be
able to gird vigorous leadership to
his party during the fourthcoming
session of the Legislature,, •
HENSALL
Annie Consitt left :donde:- ln. "-
TUZSDAY A MEMORIAL . a trip to Kentucky and Tonnescee,
Tuesday'was observed as a holiday where she will visit friends for a
in town and community and there
was very little ,stir. The day was
fittingly quiet in memory of our. be-
loved King George V. Churn serv-
ices were held throughout the land.
and not alone in the British Empire
did the people mourn the loss of this
time.
David McNaughton of 'Bay -field,
was a recent visitor in town.
Albert Passmore, of Delhi spent
a pleasant week -end with his paren•_s
Mr. and Mrs. John Passmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walters who
beloved sovereign, but other.nations.left here some time to visit with fri-
the world over. We would make pal-
wi ends in Vancouver, Y.C., where they
titular mention to the big coun 11 :
try to j reside in future . Mrs. Walters
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the south of us which • 2s so close l was formerly Florence McDonald.
allied to •Great Britain, speaking the' The congregational meeting of the
jSame language, same eustomes of i sited Church was schedl?leci far
I Iiving. and many things in common ' ,anday evening..Ian. 27. Thr• mee•t-
There is no need of and fortifications jag being in charge of. the Young
l'or big guns pointing •et each otherl" c ople s Society.
where t' Fr•: unity like tl�_. V1r i,.yrna Duddy; o T.onden -
'njo,rt-:i ce tr.l-.t.•, 1 _ Vine addless !:..,,;;111"}i'-'1:11-7,•01.1';;:: 'ar
a 1 give i a:' -c cf the •- ratio :spe- l
akers of whom we -would mention
''.at .wily -news broadcaster Soak
Carter, and also Mr. Campbell of.
the Ford Motor Compaany on Sun-
day evening, one of his statements,
"when we say the King, we mean the
King of England".. But he is now
.;one Net his good worke and memory
will linger on as .the ideal man of e
'ford Hogg i kf 1' ,•. -o
time ago for New Ontario, has re_
e e erred home.
• 'e .a sneeai meeting of the coun-
cil Saturday eve last, George Fee was,
appointed constable of the viIIage. S
tenders were received, L. Rands, A.
Hildebrand and Geo. Fee. hTe lat-
t' is application was accepted. The
generation. Lang rive the King? . new -constable will take over his dui -
les Feb. 1st.
.The bell on the town hall tolled for
10- minutes Monday evening last,
when word came of the death of
King -George.
Harold Bell, son of Mrs. Albert'
Bell. had his tonsils removed by I)r•. j
Dunlop of (+;anter.
The lee in the local rink ie in ex-
cellent condition and large evo v& en-
'ov the .`skatitl., o (. pi ,p; Ed.
McQueen is the very efficient manag-
er.
The euchre and dance sponsored
by the Chamber of Commerce was
well attended. Prize winners for
euchre were: Ladies' Mr.,. (Glen Yell.
PLAYING GOOD I•IOCKEY
In a recent important and fast
game, of hockey at Guelph. when the
Toronto St. Mike's Jrs. played the
Guelph team, we take a fee- notes
from the Guelph Mer :try ie their
writeup about the garie. an 1 where
they comp'iri, -ttt':l oe the Jc''t" •1
work done by the Guelph gore: Mr.
Harold Stade, son of Mr. ani Mn.
R. F. Stade of Zurich. "Goalkeeper•
Harold Stade of the Guelph Maple
Leafs held off the fast attack of St.
Mike's for more than two periods,
but when his own team started firing
n him, he had to admit d
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Live Pailiry
WANTED
Taken every Day till 3 o'clock p.m.
Do not feed Fowl same morning
when brought in
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
--FOR--
CREAM AND EGGS
Wm. O'Brien
Phone 101, Res. 94, Zurich
At AWN
Recalls War Incident
, At least one man in Huron OounTi-
ty recalls an incident of meeting
the late King George, it was -during
the days of 'the Gireat War and is re-
called by Serg:-Maj., Geo. James, pf
•Goderich. The officer was in charge
of the physiicaI training unit whicl.
the King -and Queen .inspected. Eel
majesty made as if to move • on, and
'turning ta; the King • said, "Come
,George.'
Committee Meets
'The property committee sof the
:Huron County Council met at the
courthouse, 1Lx'ode ' i
ncl The other day
after inspecting the new filing a:quip-
mena• at- the re-gist.rary office, and
;passed several accounts. hTe reinod-
:eling of a section of the courthouse
:to .'install; .pulilie lavatories in the
!basement, which has been discussed
Ifni' some time, wi11 be dealt with •b*
'the property eainruittee of the 1936
one of his own team backhanded tf•d 1111rs. T. Mitts: 't„1 •s. tv m. Heti., A.
puck into the net. The Gn•,lnrt teem Workman: lucky ticket, `ils. :a.
1 ,,
displayed some beautiful <,•1 teal-
Poster.
ring by Harold Stade..
put
Dr. J. La- The Chamber of Commerce
flextime, manager, of the visiting team
was loud in his praises of Stade and
especially so in the third period waren
the game little Guelph golie suffered
a cut over one eye when he dived
across his net to stop a shot with his
face. That play was tipical of Stade
all night, and he played on outstand-
ing game as he always -does.” His
team has won every game with the
regular team this season and they
will be .in the ployoff games soon to
take place. •
The Big Storni
One of the worst blizzards and
heay fall of snow swept this part of
Canada last Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, and we have had a few
inches of snow practically every day
since, with the mercury dwelling a-
round the zero mark. The blizzard,
on Thursday especially was a real Miss Ellen Ford. After a very pre
old timer as terrible banks of snowy asant four day trip they arrived
were piled up in places while in other j safely at Daytona Beach where they
on a skating carnival in the local
rink on Wed. eve., Jan. 29.
We regret to report that Mrs. H.'
Pipphardt is quite ill at tate home f
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Fee.
Friends of Jas. Robinson are sorry
to hear that he is quite ill at his
home.
NLrs. Alex. Ellis of Aberdeen, S.D.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lindsar
and other relatives in the village.She
was a former resident of Hensall and
before her marriage was Jeain Mur-
ray. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis were the first
couple married in the Presbyterian
Church (now United) after it was
built.
Arrive In Florida
W rd Inas been received from Jno.
Bolton who left here before Christ-
mas for a trip to Florida with Mrs.
Bolton, :Mr. and Mrs. -T. Berry and 1
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Prompt Service and Highest Cash Price Guaranteed
Your Cream Graded, Tested and Paid for the same
Day.
Yours Truly,
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LET US QUOTE YOU!
REPLACE THOSE WINDOW PANES NOW. WE CARRY A
LARGE ASSORTED STOCK OF GLASS ON HAND AT ALL
TIMES.. AND WILL DO YOUR GLAZING WORK WHILE YOU
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A Cozrsplete Mineral Feed for the ha -:foal M.^re. Ade-
quate Minerals makes oo ^i rte zI
of the Foal.
Get Our Prices on your Minerals for Cattle, and Hogs
before buying elsewhere.
Cod Liver Oil c. $1.00 a Gallon for poultry and Hogs.
SEEDS! SEEDS! .
We are in the Market for Red, Alsike, weet Clovers and
Timothy Seeds.
Coal and Coke at Hensall and Zurich at all Times.
Master and Pioneer Poultry and Hog Feeds.
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We have a full Line of
all the requirements of
School Supplies
spots the snow is all, swept away. The
traffic, even on the main road from
here to Hensel] was impassable for
the old reliable team of horses, the
motor car and truck had to be set
aside for several days, as the snow
was so deep the plows could not
keep the main highways open, not
until Saturday were the big plows
able to get through. Zero and be-
low weather accompanied the blis-
zard, which was considered in many
places as the worst in 25 years. Ap-
parently this storm is taking the
place of the usual January thaw that
we are now looking for to take down
these br •
banks,butbe
itwill not
g
in January this year, but any time
soon will suit most of us. On Thurs-
day, the train became blocked at
Clinton, and on Friday heavier eng-
ines with big snowplow had to be
.sed to come up from London. It
was a real old -times, and we arc not
very anxious to see another one like
it, for many a year- ,r
•will spend several months Mrs. Bol-
ton, who has been in very poor health
for several years is receiving a lot of
benefit from the trip.
A Worth While`Work
. The problem of caring for the many
• unfortunate sufferers from tuberculosis
is a task which for some 30 years has been
occupying the attention of tho National
Sanitarium Association. operating the
Muskoka Hospital for Consumptives. the
Toronto 'Hospital for Consumptives and
the Queen Mary Hospital for Con-
, sumptivc Children.
At prcecnt these up-to-date hospitals.
With an accommodation of over 1,0(1(1
bods are tau t 1,
.•] c hr..,utmost to rare
for
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the needy consumptives, whose old)
,
hope of future health lies in propel
treatment and care.
It is in order that these institution,
may be enabled to carry on this worth
while work that it is necessary to annuailt
' make an appeal foe funds. Tor the statut-
ory allowances tereivcd fall far short 0:
'Cho actual cost of laltln
eco. With
deficit of nem Ihoosands of dollars to
make up this vonr no optrltin; aoroullt-
•1vc ail: that yon 0 as generously as
you o0e1 11' z .tet .(lin' n111 gait to the
National :iani:uriInn lstandaellort.. 023
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ALL AUTHORIZED TEXT BOOKS KEPT
IN STOCK. 1
PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC.
i++++++++++++++++++$+++++s
See Our Supply of Toilet
Preparations
Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Perfumizers,
Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pastes and Brushes.
Mitt+ 7Awwww*g1*.#4.':4.440i" 0#+,4***
We also have, Saphine Anti -Moth Discs.
FINE STATIONERY AND FOUNTAIN
PENS.
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