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BUSINESS GIRDS
LEGAL
Ii.D,L: {'"E , 110.1.4MS
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT-
ARY PPUBLIC, ETC.
OFFICE—Hamilton Street, Just off
the Square, GODERICR, Ontaariiot
Special Attention to Couneel and
Court Work,
:Mr. Holmes may be consulted at
'Goderich by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed.
DENT -AL
Dr. W. D. BR1eCE
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DETTZ BLOCK—ZURICH
Every Tlfursday, Friday, Saturday,
At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK,
DASIiWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Dr. H. H. GOWEN
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
OFFICE:
Main Street
Exeter - Ontario
VETERINARIAN
Dr. W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc.
VETERINARY SURGEON
'Office in the Home of the late
Dr. J. Routledge. Zurich
Phone -96.
A. R. Campbell, V.S, B.V.Sc:
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College, University of Toronto. Al]'
diseases of domestic animals treateddale
by the most modern poi night
Charges reasonable. Day
or Bre-
ederpromptly attended r Inverness
seder of S3cottiele to .itpk' . Street.
Ilennels. Office ort, Wee
rI Qsixe_ 'EWA Ra
'Phone 116. HENSALL.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron and Middlesex
1 AM IN A POSITION TO CON-
rduct any Auction Sale, regardless"
rat to size or article to sell. .:1 solicit
tour business, and if not satisfied will
: na1ce no• charges for Services Ren-
flexed.
ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood
:Phone 13-57.
PRODUCE
d'am Pic duce
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES
—FOR --
CREAM, EGGS, AND
POULTRY
W:,O'Brien
Phone, 1101, Res: 94, Zurich
B U. T'C'I;I,E.R S
Zurich°' Popular
T4.1AT MARKET
,Let Us supply you with the
orrery Choice of Fresh and Cur-
. ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Ent., always on hand. Kept
r% fresh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices tor
Wool, Hides and Skins
- . Yungblut & Son
INSURANCE
�. VVu, Worrt. For Sale
LOA, Fob, Etc. Ads.. in this
House For Sale
A Good Frame House, was
completely re -.r c dolled only `ct
few years ate. Will sell very
'reasonably. House to be
?
'mov#,d .frond prreseni„location
as soon as possible:`,' Apply to:
Mousseaji, .:Zurich
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LOST A
'Between Wagner's Corners and
Zurich, an autosthai1e-r endboard and
?license plate 17444. Finder please
iret.ur.n to owner. ---Robert Baker.
FOR QUICK. SALE
A 7 -foot Massey Harris binder,
jAiso, an. Oliver riding plow
Jos. Druar, Zurich.
NO T1GE:
We are moor taking orders for
Binder Twine. :Please let us have
your arder at once_•
E. Blake Hamar,.' Secy. Club.
HOUSE ";FOR SALE
Consisting .taf 2'/ lots in Zurich.
Good brick house, Bard and soft
water, frame barn all in good repair;
known as the Henry Lipphareit Estate
For further particulars apply to:
Mrs. George Fee, HensalL
FOR- SALE
HAY—About seven acres of good
alfarfa.hay, standing for sale. Apply
to—Jaliia Ga etereZurich.
der vearrommanmenhave.se.
Lori
Man's Raincoat on Bronson line,
Hay.:,' on Tuesday. Finder please' re-
turn to Wm. Thiel, Zurich.
A e trantityef seed Buclyih'eat for^
quick sale. Apply to : •Ed. s artman,'
Phone. 15-98, Zurich.
-
FOR' SALE
hale`' ar mu6er ori nice • broilers
for; sale- 'Price:; 25c• each '
• Ferd .Haherer,, , Zurich.
R
OR. *SALE
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LOGAL rows
Miss Anna Datars •is spending < k
few days in London.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith and Mai,.
motored to London on Friday, •
The .Evangelical Lawn ,social vv:Os
a great success last Friday evening.
On Thursday last, Mir. Milton Me
Adams and,hiis'aunt, Mrs: Roy Pas;
made is flying visit to London.
The local Mennonite church is hole
•ing special services and are being,
,well attended.
Miss K. McLean, t•.eac• er• of< •thi>
1.4th con. school deft for her. hornet et
Kincardine ori -Friday. ", ,
IJ.
,Mr. Norman Gascho, of the Lon,.
don Byron San., is spenarng a few
days with his family. here.
Mrs. Cathern Rader, Mr. Fred.
Rader, Mx. and Mrs. Louis Kraft, of
Dashwood, were Sunday, 'visitors at
the home of Mrs. Clara Decker.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Broc:house, o`
South Bend, Ind., are visiting at the
home of tivir: and Mrs. A. F. Hess.
Mr. William Dumart of Kitchener,
spending a few days at the home
of HyYungiblut. •
Mrs. Roy Pask of Clawson, Mich.:,.
]s spending two weeks at the home of
her mother•, Mrs. Wm. Bassow and
other relatives.
.Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mitchell and
little daughter Patsy of London cal-
led at the home of Mrs. C. Bilber an
Monday evening.
•
lMr. J. E. Hamilton of London,
spent the week -end with his... to i,1y,
who are holidaying at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John G,alster.,
Mr. George Crozier, who has been
on the local bank staff for about a
year has been tratnsferred to Port'
Hope, and will be leaving on Thurs:
day. George's many Zurich friends
will regret seeing hire leave.
Miss Nora Fremlin, who has been
taking a. course in the School of ,Cor
merce, has accepted 'a position in th
Banes of, Montreal, Zurich, and take
over immediately. Miss Nora will b
aisee'cl n town; iCliiiton rows-Rec
1 ord.
t.
s
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" Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Truenrner ane
1 family Mr. Conrad Truemner andFTVI
and Mrs. W. T. Truemner all otethe
14th con.,, on Sunday 'attendedc'the
Evangelical ,clamp meeting at Calk
where several thousand people ter-
ered on this annual event.
t A Birthday party was celebraltiti d
at a the .borne 'of Mrs: Wen, Bass an in.
honor 'of her grandson, Master ,Npi.
man Miller. There 'were about 30
in attendance. All having a very
merry time.
Mrs. Edward M!cMurchey of Sea
mans, ,Sask., is visiting with aerltives
and old friends around here at pres-
ent. Mrs. Mc;M;urctiey being a dau-'
Offer of ;Mee,:Moses Geiger.
«1k'liiss' Jessie'MacDona]d,, teaely r of
Zui'sch public ;school,' Room; ITT,.' left
Eor Tier home near itK.incardine '„in
Fridayss MacDonald,,,as well .aa
f ;the other siaft • of the school have
,bpeir re-errgag'ed for another year.;•-.•.
Mr. and IVlns. Blake Horner of the
Consisting of Lot 20, Con. 7, Hay '14th con., motored to Welland for.
tTownship, 100 acres of choice farm- the week -end and returning” hone
:ink land; situated on Parr Line. Ow- ,they were accompanied by''Mis. H�o.•_
to interests in the West, I wouisi+ner's father, Mr. Moses Geiger, who
?tike to sell immediately. For further will spend' the summer months with.
I partieulai s apply to ,his children and friends.
Gordoot P1,rhus, i'roprietor,
Struck By Auto
Iv0TICE
We are now agents - far the Pares-
ian Laundry and •; Dryr ;Cleaners of
London. Your `eleatiinig and laundry
will , be ,:taken dorsi Tuesday.' . • and
aetterned on Friday t,f each. week''
• - Thiel'° Transport. ' . ' •
Uied Cars For" Sale
We are offering the:Slowing Used
• ` G^ans it'Or Sia e:
t933 Plymouth Cniteli,' very reason -
'able hiprice." ,
1931 FcirdE'flafux wed
an
! i 929' raref Coupe,. a .good buy.
All have grad tires, good upholst
'ering'and' nec34anica3l
y • good s:'gon,
a aover„careffu
;•lits tern Farriers MattiRing,House for;ale cv.
coF .3 Yot�' '•c ,
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OF WOOD.1S'TOCK ,•. 14 11 ii5 i4 LS . 1 :,‘01
ti,SIE LARGEST RESERVE BAT.-,
• • •CE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
NAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THS KIND' IN ONTARIO'
.411abount of Insurance. at Risk on Dec.
31st, 1935, .$26;4'T9;730.0O'
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$254,627-i.52;~:.
sten--114.50 per $1,000 for 3 Years
E. F., Klopp—Zurich
meal, A? so Dealer balidhtuin* Pods
awl itakinds of r 1 urante
I;
cit rut .,st.r': €`f• e �t Y+;
At. this tot of be year we fine
our books eannrying considerable
i
accounts that are in most rages lone
,I iv'erdue and should have been train
4efore this.We are very presses
” or money just now and are obliged
o mail out accounts, and • trust that
)ur customers will • appreciate thr
credit extended tee them by acting
•,
• ornptly, as we are basil!, in nervi c,.
;.; - money to moot our obligation.;.
--rhe lXazel& irowietor.
Mr. Chris. H. Haugh, Brucefield
was struck down by a car on Friday
last while wheeling on the road be-
tween'Brucefield and his farm on tie
Mill Road and had his arm fractured
,in two places. He was taken to Scott
;Memorial Hospital; in Seaforth,
POPULAR CREDITON MAN
PASSES
The Rev. Lorne William Brown
for more than rix years pastor of the
Hollis Presbyterian Church,' Hollis.
Queens, died in 1VIembrial Hospital,
Mr. Brawn, who was 38 years old
'ad been a patient in the hospital for
eight ,weeks. A native of Crediton
tad a graduate of both Toronto Uni
versityand the Union Theological
Seminary, he was ordained as .a
:ninister on May 30, 1926 by the
arst annual conference orf the United
-..ihureh of Canada. He served . as :as-
.isitant at the First Presbyterian
h}iroh of ,Stamford • Conn.+ and ..,oi
Vov*ar255 1929, he Was formerly. ra,
;eived.into''the Brooklyn-NasSau,Pres
'anterye. He was then ' called to tht,
Hgdlis Church: His pastorate' there,
v'as,t•featitred by an fir Tease of , the
ongregatubn'ttti about":, 850 pe sane„
ilnost double the previous member -
Mr. Brown was interested in
he Christian education work of his
"resbytery, being one of the nine,
vho last year reorganized its church
xtension activities. Ile leaves his
vife, who before - her marriage was
3elen Swazey, of Stamford, Conn;
a daughter) four months old, and his
"pother and a sister;; Mrs. Charolette
is -own and Mrs. Henry Sweitzer,
o•th of Crediton, Ont. The funeral.
'vice was held in the Hollis Presby
-
'an Church. Burial took place in
,.inford, Conn.
NOTICE
Voters' List 1936
Municipality of Township of Hay
County of Huron
NOTICE is hereby given that
Have complied with Section 7 of the
Voters' List Act and that I hays
posited up at my office ;at Zurich P
0., on the 25th day of June, 1931/,
the list of all persons entitled to vote'
in the said municipality at municinel
elections arid that such list remains
there for inspection.
And 1 'hereby call upon ail voter:•
"o ,wake immediate proeeecx ngs to
have any error or o=missions cer-
Meted according to law, the last da-;
or appeal being the 1Cth clay of
.August, 1936.•
ANDREW F. HESS,
Cleric of Hay Township,
Zurich, Ontario
Darted at Zurich, ,this
30th day of June, 1936.
SCHOOL REPORT
The following is the repoit of the
teromo:tiou Exams. o;L ' /. ,.,o. 0,
Hay and Stanley. ` S.
order of merit, and the nclas es areames are
"arranged as they will be in Septem-
ber
.Sr. IV---'Jdith Swartzentruber, El••
1a .Bohn, Anna Foster. •
Sr. III— Gladys Baechlei
Norma
IIey, Mary Foster, Meade Baker,
Yo:one Gelinas, Ambrose ''Iartman
Vernon Oesch.
si Jr. III—•Teddy Jeffrey, Bruce Ba-
ker, Arthur •Gelinas, Laureen Oesch,
Monica Hartman, Verna Gingerich,
Harry Baeohler.
7"31—Harold Erb, Betty Baker, Ivan
B`
aechler.
Sr. I --Stanley Gingerich, Orland
Gerber, Jim Dinsmore, Vera Oesch,
Leonard Foster, Victor Hey.
Jr. I--1Clementt Regier, Roy Ern.
Lucille Regier,
Primer—Dorothy Oesch, Clare
Baker, Irene Baker, Nola Baechler,
Edse•] Ducharme, Marie Ducharme.
Miss M• Douglas, Teacher.
BASEBALL NEWS
Well Folks! the unexpected fmaL';
happened. Zurich was soundly beat
en tby Staffa in their own backyar•'
to 'the tune of 9-2. This was tie
,first defeat the local boys have met
this ,year, and as the saying goes
"Fyoulctan'tt win them all."
;R4«thout": trying to take any glory
.from ,Staffa for their fine victory, it
anust-/be admitted that the Flying
Dutchmen were weakened consider
ably ,due to- sickness of their ace
' peler A. Heideman. However, R.
Lillow who pitched for five innings,
wasn't given the best of support by
any means, as Staffa scored three un-
earned rums during his stay on the
reoundSi s11 rolii•' Stade retired Lillow
to; stilt;'the, fifth and again three un
earned runs -scored in, the sixb]i. Well
the -bays• get •'rid of a bad game and
sheuldiplay ibettler bald from pow 'on;
Staffs played' heads • up: ball far the
na9s't,,papkiand but for two errors
would, have shut out the locals. As
usual the battery of C. Kerslake and
G. Kerslake were in fine form a nd
they are tough to beat if given the
necessary support.
Batting averages of team and each
player' for first half of schedule.
R. Stade
Lee O'Brein
K. Lillow
Len O'Brein
h Yungb:lut
A. Heideman
E. Yungblut'
.,7. Oesch
L. Prang
E. Gascho•
M. Schilbe •
C. Burn
Team
At bat Hits
22 12
2 1
9 4
22
22
18
27
25
23
26
13-
1
210
9
9
7
9
7
5
4
2
0
69
Ayes.
500
444
409
409
389
333
280
217
154
154
000
328
SALT IN HAY CURING
One tenth of the value of the an-
nual hay crop In Canada is lost, due
to ;fire and spoilage caused by heating
according to an estimate made re-
cently by W. J. Scott, Fire Marshall
for Ontario. ' He points out that this
loss is not entirely the result of act-
ual fires. Much of it is accounted for
by heating that does not reach the ig-
nition point but does destroy the• food
valine, Owing,,^"tb '°fermentation and
•bactezk l >aetion in„the, presence of
,nioiatut`e uThe^'earlstages of heating
ist hayeare caused' largely by moulds
,and bacte'ria'thaeoo urr. naturally in
bay ,If•tthis''is`net checked the tem-
perattures maty rise' +to a point where
cheitticed readtitins' are started and
more heat is produced, with ultimate
ignition. As a preventive measure,
Mr. Scott advocates the use of salt,
which has long been recognized as a
preservative and a retardant of fer-
mentation. •If used intelligently it
Will slow down the heatingaction in
hay and prevent dangerous temper-
atures. The amount of salt recom-
mended is to
u ' .
a
P •2 to 30
pounds
ton of hay. Salt, he poin P aut,will
serve not only as a preventive of
heating and spoilage but also will in-
crease the food value to livestock.
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