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BUSINESS CARDS
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'Put Your Want, . For Sale
Lost Found, Etc. Ads, in. this
Column
'W„ dR1$$TER, SO.ierrOja, NOT,
ARY PPUBL.I C, ETC,
it»?Fecal-•_.•.Hami1tozi Street, Just
o5i
the Square, GODERICH, Ontario
Special Attention to Couzacel ars
Court Work.
Mr: Holmes may be consulted at
=Goderich by Phone, and Plume
charges reversed.
!:ruse For Sale
d A Good Fraine House, was
completely re -modelled ouly a
few years ago. Will sell very
reasonably. House to be
moved from present location
as soon as possible. Apply to:
. Mousseau, .. Zurich
DENTAL
Dr. W. D. BRYCE
L. D. S, D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOCK—ZURICH
Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK,
DASHWOOD
Every' Monday, Tuesday and
• Wednesday.
i�►iE D 1L Io C 4S E N
L. D. S. D. T.D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
OFFICE:
Main Street
Exeter •- Ontario'
VETERINARIAN
. W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc.
VETERINARY SURGEON
,Office in the Home of the late
Dr. J. Routledge.
Phone -96. Zurich
LOST
Between Wagner's Corners and
Zurich, an autoatrajer enctboard an.
license plate 17444. Finder please
ZURICH
LOCAL NEWS
rs, Oars Haberer was an the nick
list the past week.
Mr. and Mrs; Abe Ness and Mr.
13: Datars motcired to. London on
Monday.Born---Art Zurich, en''Monday June
22nd, to Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Gascho
a daughter,The S -WT annual• reunion woe
ie1d at Grand Bend on Sati,rda3•
.vith attendants from. London, 1 .ii. e
ton, Shakespeare, Zurich and vicinity
Father D, L. Brisson of Mri�ad or,
and Father M. A. Brisson of Lenelen
were visitors to Mr. Edward Brieson
on Sunday. Mr. E. Brisson is Ma
proving somewhat, but slowly,
Mr. Ralph Utticy who has re `enthHoehad an operation at St. Joseph's- Ho
T:ondon, has returned home and
�1 s looking real well and enjoyieg hip
return to owner.—Robert Baker.
FO• R QUICK SALE
A. 7 -foot Massey Harris binder
Also an Oliver riding plow.
Jos. Druar, Zurich.
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NOTICE
We are now taking orders . for
Binder Twine. Please let us have
your ardor at once.
E. Blake Horner, Secy. Club. •
01:410:21Aa,aTuw- ems._..: _•.,• „may, aaem.swaw�crena cxrmioernt
HOUSE FOR SALE
Consisting of 2M i lots in " Zurich.
Good brick house, hard and soft
water,. frame barn all in good repair,
known as the Henry Lipphardt Estate
— i For further particulars apply to:
Mrs. George Fee, Hensall.
A. R. Campbell, V.5.. B.V.Sc.
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
?College, University of ' Toronto: All ;
:diseases of domestic animals treated j
Ty ;tile most modern principles,'
Charges reasonable, Say or night
wails promptly attended to. Also Bre-
eder of Scottish terriers. Inverness
'Henneis. Office on Main Street,
eepposite Town Hall.
Phone 116. HENSALL.
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LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron. and. Middlesex
I AM IN A POSITION TO CON-
auct any Auction Sale,- .regardless
as to size or article to selL 1 solicit
'your business, and if not satisfied will
snake no charges for Services Rene'
edered.
ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood
'Phone 13-57.
PRODUCE
Faun Pioduce
WANTED
}IIGHEST CASH PRICES
--FOR--
CREAM, EGGS AND
POULTRY
Wm. O'Brien
Phone 101, Res. 94, Zurich
BUTCHERS
Zurichs' Popular
FOR SALE
Mr. and alre. Henry Eiehlee of
Pigeon, Mich., ere, r an,zrng e
days with Mr. and Mrs Sam Ropp
ox near
ler who spent some time in Mich gue
returning home with Mr. and 'Mrs.
Eichler.
Evangelistic meeting . veil Z Corn
mance in the local 1VIennenite
church in Zurich on Saturday; even-
ing and will continue till. july '1st,
when there will be a Sunday School
konvention on that day. Special
speakers will be present for the
various meetings. The public are
cordially invited to .attend the meet-
ings.
Tuesday was •observed a ,holiday by
many throughout the British Empire,
as it was our King's 42nd birthday,
and his first 'birthday since he has
become Ring of this great Empire.
In Zurich the places of business were
mostly open. The holiday ,was op-
;tional. We cannot help but think of
the indifference of humanity, as on
May 24th we still celebrate out King's
great grandmother's birthday, and
call it Victoria day, a national holi-
day, but when our present King eei-
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STRAWBERRY SOCIAL
T1s Ladies of the Evangelical
Church are holding a Strawberry
e;oolal on the .Church Lawn on the
svwiing of June 26th. The proceeds
:o be used for repairs on the parson..
age. Su rpev will be served from 6
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o .8 pen. Admission 25e ar cl 1lle.. ' We y a F'ke njum of„
in case of inclement weather, the Cents per Pound
rlbper will he Col 't cl in than ha,c _ Fat for ChLU'fl nx; Cream delivered at Baur
lint of the c uech.1a1"It.
Prorxipt Service and Highest Cash Price Guarantees
Fiftieth J C
th fi nni rers.Ary
11r s• r�,
14:. : and 1VIr.. PPC,+e.r. Braemar -en e 1 l..d'cey.
;Alike received many cangratel z„ ,,, ;
ne Sunday, when they celebrated t'u to
fiftieth anniver.eary of 'their v , hied
Your Cream Graded, Tested and Paid for the same
'ire The cl:y s%'s,s c si„rop„at ly>
Yours Truly,
ZURICH CREAMERY
pent at their home �,ti th o'1 Fade
ill
him Brennerman are ,till enpo, •zp , good heabth -._
and thein• massy fr•ra.zr,Le ,-•--•----....,.______._._�...�-�-�.�..._,_ ..-.•..,•._....
with them many more years of health '-�
and happiness together.
MANY ATTEND REUNION
bd r end r.7 rrai�y o5 their keel, : eSteabeeroe eameteaoleaceaQao r:. e�
es as- could be present. Mr. thud' aa�.re e;r:xd::�+r��,;i.c,:.- ,.:a,•;�eaeesswe�c.3sa•,eseu+a
• Cut Your mz
Arno •
Among tho:ie 1 ;io attended the ! ^
'szJurre Preemie-. , ., . y. j ” 1 r �1i "� �F1 i# .. r ,?
near Sarnia, C1
r
on Sunday, ,'une 21st, : $ �+ a•' `
zrom this vrcrnit
y were : Ivlr. and
LET ..r vim; -g,
b��s G sari fir' ,ex; ty.x,. .. L -i
o REPLACE THOSE WINDO'isl PANES NOW. e.
11$rs Flos r Brown; 1VIr, and Mrs.
find ew ] . rt'ess and sons; Mrs. Peter LARGE ASSORTED STOCK ” E' CARR':
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Haberer, ars. Emily Fuss, Mr. and (DCK Op GLASS ON HAND , .;,L
Mrs.'Ancor v Thiel, Mr.' and Mr.:. Tll.l$S.. AND WILL DO YOUR GLAZING WORK WHILE a1.
George J. Thiel, and family; Mr. and •rz'€11 I.
Mrs. Earl Thiel, RIM and Mrs. Huge : WAIT.
Thiel and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Ceor e 1•:�
Thiel of the loth con., Mr. Gordon .g
Block, Calvin Thiel, lig, ;. Ile. •4+
all of the Zurich vicinity; Mr. and .�. • HONE
Mrs. John Wurm of Toronto.ee
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BIG LIBERAI, RALLY
A big Liberal Rally was held in
the Town Hall, Hensall, last Wednes-
day afternoon when a meeting ,was
called for reorganization, and such
items of business as is in general .in -1
terest to the party. There was a
good attendance and much enthus-+
iasnz was demonstrated for the Lib -1
ete
ZURICH
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et•a1 party, as they at present have
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the reigns of power at both Federal �
a rates lass holiday, we hesitate 1* gm
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as to shall we or not; Ji ,:'. I ec ez al ® e y
.of good and Provincial governments. The re -I w Ij' l+ l? �a ]�j �,, . re
sale_. Apply TO MEET AT GRAND BEND organization resulted as follo�ia:•
th
Charles Zwicker, of •Crediton was
repair same � '�
HAY—About seven acres
alfalfa hay, standing for
to—John Galster, Zurich
fitiSTTITOLUTICTTI
LOST
Man's Raincoat on Bronson line,
Hay., on Tuesday. Finder please re-
turn to Win. .Thiel, Zurich.
FOR SALE
A quantity of seed Buckwheat for
quick sale. Apply to—Ed. Hartman,
Phone 15-98, Zurich,
FOR SALE
I have a number of nice broilers
for sale. Price 2.5c each,
Ford Haberer, Zurich.
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of Lot 20, Con. 7, Hay
Township, 100 acres of choice farm-
ing land, situated on Parr Line. Ow-
ing to interests in the West, I would
like to sell immediately. For further
particulars apply to.:
Gordon Pybus, Proprietor.
NOTICE
We are now agents for the Pares-
ian�� /� Laundry and ' Dry Cleaners of
'MEAT 1.1ARKE 1 London. Your cleaning and laundry
will be taken down Tuesday and
returned on Friday of each week
Thiel's Transport. •Friday evening in New York city
well as the whole continent when
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.
OF WOODSTOCK
IntE - LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF .ANY CANADIAN MUT-
3TAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO
Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec.
3ist, 1935, $20,479,730.00.
'Total Cash in Bank and: Bond's
$254,627,52:
",mate --$4.50 per $'1,OA0s fear 3' Year
E. F.Klopp—Zurich
anent, Also Dealer iuLiidhtning Rods.
Anti all kinds of Firre amanct
Though without a licensed airport returned as pr ,idea:, Urso. John 1'„ • e i i l i �'repairs
Grand Bents will '�1 alcExven P •� � �"� y ' for 7
of Ontario on July 8 when 7., the fecieral association, whsle YHarz� • e ' s than ' parts.
Harry � �0,���e�'S 3,� �Sm
20 airplanes will
be the Civil aviation Brae ld ns se •rout'- r ^
•Smith is honoraryi '
Ross- Taylor, Owen Geiger and Mrs..)
S. Williams are vice-president. South;
Huron Liberals returned George Stan. t
bury, K.C,- Exeter, as president of
he provincial association, ")anti Frank! fe
Fingland as secretary. Honorary
presidents are Owen Geiger, T. G. e
•Snillinglaw and John Essery, while 1 2
vice• presidents are Dr. J. W. Shaw r
centre
or land there, president,
and r
carrying aviators to a party which
has been arranged for members of
flying Clubs 'between Toronto and
Windsor.While there will ire nearly
a score of .airplanes at the lake re-
sort, it is not to be an aviation meet,
in the- ordinary sense. There will 'lie
no flying demonstrations_ . The a+i—
planes will be used merely as a means
of transporting the flying 'club mem-
bers. leers. Swimming, danceng and
similiar entertainment is being plan-
ned for the flying enthusiasts. Mem-
bers from all clubs in the central
zone, including, Toronto, elamilton,
St. Gather:ines, Toronto, Brantford,
London,, Kitchener, Waterloo and
Windsor. Arrangements are being
made to :have the airplanes land on a
golf course near Grand.Bend.
W. M. S. 'MEET
The Women's Missionary society
of St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
church met recently for their mon-
thly meeting in the basement of the
church. Mrs. 'George Deichert had
charge of the devotional exercises
Dash -
and presented the topic entitled "Our Sports Wednesdayday will be held in h. t
Wank in Puerto Rico." Clippingswood on July 15th. At
we- 1.30 p.m. a softball tournament 3
re read •by Mrs. Herbert Krueger,: games, the four leading teams of the'
Miss Inez Yungblut, Mrs. E. F. Klopp. South Huron League. At 7.30 p.m.
and Mrs. E. Deters. Mrs. L. Prang a monster band tattoo, six bands in -
gave the Thhankoffering thought'. eluding Forest Excelsior Band, Park -
Rev. E. Tuerkheim addressed the hill'Ladies', Exeter, Hensall, Grand
Society on the :Convention of Synod Bend and Dashwood. Street dance
which this year celebrated its sev- after tattoo sponsored by Dashwood
enty-fifth anniversary ball club. Old and new time dances.
The Big Fight
J. it&cGavin and Mrs. ,D. Mclsaae.
Charles Fritz, of Zurich, is treasurer SEEDS! SEEDS!
4! ..
Master and A. scool• Poultry Feeds I
.
Plow points to fit all makes of ice.
plows
of :both. Mr. Stanbury told the gath-'• '
crinin that its federal member, W. H. We.are in the Market for Red, Alsike, weet Clovers and e
Golding, was unable to be present, Timothy Seeds.
being occupied in Ottawa as a mem-
ber of the agriculture committee CoeI and Coke at Hensall and Zurich at all Times. i
which `'.is trying to get a better deal
for the farmer" on his agricultural
implements. James Ballantyne, M. • L.'S hilbe
L.A. for South Huron, introduced "�` '
Hon. Mee Roebuck, the Attorney Gen_I seA ' aaoss ososeorapea tv �sDscso�e o�a yea ,Eos .�, ee®�i
eireral` of Toronto, who addressed the it
gathering.
DASHWOOD
Great excitement prevailed 1
thed Cars For Sale
We are offering the following Used
Cars for Sale:
1933 PIymauth Coach, very reason-
ablein price.
1931 Ford DeLux Sedan
1929 Ford Coupe, a good buy.
All have good tires, good upholst-
ering and mechanically good; gone
over carefully by us.
ALSO a Dwelling -House for Sale or
Rent iin Zurich -
!L. A. Prang and Son, Zurich
NOTICE
At this time of the year we 'Incl
our books carrying considerable
accounts that are in most cases long
overdue and should have been paid
before this. We are very pressed.
'far- money justnow and are obliged
`to mail out accounts, and trust that
ous- customers will appreciate the
'credit extended to them by actino,
f oromptly, as we are badly in nmol of
'tis moues* to meet our obligations.
— l lrrx Ilnralrt b'n
qt.tiato,Yr I
Wedding bells are ringing in this
vcicnity.
ast Miss Cathern Finkbeiner and her
as mother, Mrs. Finkbeiner have re -
he the ,'••,,•n.ee home after spending a few
lit weeks in Sarnia.
et- dl.aass Thema Asher who spent the
o
f") past fewyears in Strathroy, has
en'
:heavyweight Louis-Schmeling fig
was -broadcast over the Canadian n
work. Again, all the predictions '
the big experts were all upset wh
the burly german knocked out
1
young rival Joe Lewis, 22 year o
negro of Detroit, in .the 12th rou
of their 15 round go. Lewis, w
is known as the bomber of Detrol
has rapidly knocked • out the la
seventeen men he has faced in tw
years, but in Schmeling he met
match, who knocked the negro .do
in the fourth and ;finished him up i
she 12th. This is the first time the
negro was knocked off his feet, bu
many a one he keeled over. A
looked alike to him, and all predict
ions were that Schineling would las
only a few rounds, kit at the end o
,she 'scrap, the burly Genian ha
. onsiderable steam left, as he picke a
up
bis manager and tarried him
round on his shoulders. The sur
prise was so great that no less than
nine persons keeled over and died
from listening to the radios. The
closest one around here was F.J.
Lambert 51, of .forest, Ont., who
found the shock and excitement so
;seat that he fell over dead, It
looks to us that the time is not just
ipe as • yet. for television, as what
would happen if hese enthusiast wo-
uld; see these fighters in action, in-
,tead. of being just announced.
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returned hone for the summer.
Mrs. M, Tiernan and Nancy Anne
spent a few days with her sister in
Kitchener last week.
Decoration Day on the Goshen
Line cemetery last Sunday was well
{attended.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Kraft spent a few
days in London Iast week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence T ucknoy
and daughter Carol of Mt. Clemens,
Nil,. and Mac. Elmore Edwards of
Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hammer
and family of Listowel were week-
end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Koch.
Mx, and Mrs. E. Thiel of Zurich,
were visitors with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. Koch on Saturday.
Rev. T. Luft and Mr. Edmund
Walper,' left on Monday for Ottawa
where they will attend the Lutheran
Synod.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Tieman left for
their borne in Hamilton after spend-
ing two weeks vacation with his par-
ents.
Mrs. R. Baker who has been vis-
iting hi Windsor returned home on
Sunday.
Mr. Harry Roffman and sister Miss
Gertrude attended a garden party in
Tavistock do Tuesday evening. .
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Zurich Drug Store
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We are Headquarters for all
Varieties of Poisons to Destroy
Insects and Blight on Plants of
all kinds
We Have Paris Green, Arsenate 02 Lead,
Bordeaux Mixture, Hellebore, Insect Powder
sc
1Vlothocide, Ant Traps, Black Leaf No. 40, fc
Corrosive Sublimate and FLY SPRAY.
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