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BUSINESS CARDS
Put Your
LEGAL Lost, Found, Etc. Ads. in this
Columna
Want, For Sale.
DUDLEY .E, EOLMES
1$ARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT
,CRY 1 PUBLIC, ETC.
OFFICE—Hamilton Street, Just off
the Square, GODERICH;, Ontario.
Special ,Attention to Counted. and
Court Work.
Mr, Holmes may be consulted at
'Goderich by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed.
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.
Dr. H. H. COWEN
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
OFFICE:
Main Street
Exeter - Ontario
VETERINARIAN
Dr. W. B. COXLON, B.V. Se,
VETERINARY SUJRGEOON late
'Office in the Home of
_Dr. J. Routledge. Zurich
Phone -96.
A. R. Campbell, V.S, B.V.Sc.
of
Veterinary
GraduateUniversity ao o
�Toronto. All;College,oMlleba,e,
diseases of domestic animals -treated,
'b, the most moder�principles, get
Charges reasonable•ay
;calls promptly attended to. .Also Bre-
iaei "of Scottish teiz•ie:i' Inverness
1lennels. Office on Main .Street,
apposite Town Ra1L
Phone 116. H'ENSSALL.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
For Huron and Middlesex
AM IN A POSITION TO COregardless any Auction Sale,
as to size or article to. sell. I solicit
your business, and if r ofsatfill
nale no charges
Ren-
dered.
ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood
Phone 13-57.
PRODUCE
Fann Produce
WANTED
HIGHEST CASH. PRICES
--FOIA--
CREAM. EGGS AND
POULTRY
Wm. O'Brien
Phone 101, Res. 94, Zurich
BUTCHERS
Zurichs' Popular
MEAT MARKET
Let Us supply you with the
arm Choice. of Fresh and Cur
,ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Ext., always on hand. Kept
fresh in Electric Refrigeration
:Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
. Yungblut & Son
INSURANCE
Western, Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance .Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
THE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
'UAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS - KIND IN ONTARIO
anoint of Insurance at Risk on Dec.
31st, /935, $20,479;730:110
'Total Cash in Bank and ponds
$254,6ZT.52:..
rtes—$4.5O per $1,000 for 3 Year,
E F. KIopp--Z%nich
.A4ent, Also Dealer la Lidbleini Rods
FOR SALE
.About 150 .bushels mixed. feed,
Barley and Oats for Sale. •
L, A. Prang & Son, Zurich.
FOR R S
Two outhouses •at 13. S. S. No. 9,
Stanley, Size about .4'x6'. For
full particulars apply .to:
Wm. Clarke, Secy-Treas.,
R. R. 2, Zurich.
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Honey For Sale
We wish to bidorm our customers
that we can supply you again with
Choice Clover Honey at the follow -
owing Prices, in .Cutbirier'.s Contain-
ers. 1 Ili. to 50. lbs. 9c. a Ib; 50
lbs. or over at 8c lb. We also have
some amber honey at the .following
prices: 1 to 50 lbs at Sc lb; 50
los or over 7c a lb.
These prices are subject to change
without notice.
J. HABERER & SONS,
2 blocks south of Hotel, Zurich, Ont.
Telephone 122, Zurich.
Starter Chicks
FOR QUICK SALE
Chicks, one, two, three or four
weeks old. Barred Rocks and White
?.egliorn Pullets 4 weeks old.
J. E, McKINLEY
R. R. 1, Zurich
House For Sale
Good Frame House, was
completely re -modelled only a
few years ago_ Will sell very
reasonably. House to be
moved from present location
as soon as possible. Apply to:
H. Mousseau, - Zurich
FOR QI2 CK SALE
A 7 -foot Massey Harris binder,
Also an Oliver riling plow.
Jos. Druar, Zurich.
HOUSE FOR - SALE.
Consisting of 2x> lots in Zurich.
Good brick house, hard and soft
water, frame barn all in good repair,
known as the Henry Lipphardt Estate
For further particulars apply to:
Mrs. George Fee, Hensel!.
FOR
SALE
,.._.... c -MER ALD
Mrs. Flossie Brawn .of London sp-
ent Sunday with her parents herb.
Mr, and 1Vtrs. Peter K.ropf of Wat-
erloo' were holiday visitors in town.
Miss Ruth Johnston is spending a
few weeks with friends at Kitchener
and Baden.
Mrs. Minnie Burn and family of
Resole/. visited with Rev. and Mrs.
E. Burn on Dominion Day.,
Miss Catherine Metrics left on Tu-
esday for London to attend the
summer school at .the University,.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver of London,
visited at the home of Mr.. and Airs.
Charles Welber on Sunday.
The Evangelical Ladies' Aid are
leaving their annual picnic .et Turn -
bull's Grove, this week, .Wedimeciny
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs.' Fred Wcseloh am
daughter Marilynn Jean of Tecumseh
Nich., spent the week -end With: Mr.
and Mrs. F. Weseloh.
Mr. and Mrs..1Vlorris Neil and son
of Detroit, spent the week -end at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A
Melick.
Miss Meriam Callfas and brother
of Iiitchenr are holidaying at the
home' of their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs.. Alfred Melick.
Mr. and Mart. John Mitchel, 14r.
and Mrs. Stanley Mitchell and daugh-
ter Patsy of . Hensall called at the
home of Mrs. C. Eilber on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Patterson and
son Ray .and Mrs. N. Hoxton of Hen -
eel] were Sunday visitors at the Home
of Mrs. C. Eilber.
The Misses Beulah Koehler, Marg
uret Fleischauer and Eiva Mitchell of
Kitchener, were visitors at the Home
of liar. and Mrs.' 3. W. Johnston..
Mr: and Mrs. Ed. Grab and family
of Detroit, Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Cook
and Mr. Ed. Brenner ' of Kitchener,
were Sunday visitors at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Brenner.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weseloh and
daughter of Tecumseh, Mich., accora-
panied by Mr. and Mrs": Henry F.
Weseloli and Miss Martha Tliiel spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Howard and family at Loixdon.
Mr. Clayton Hoffman, one of the
principals of the Gait Public School,
was a recent visitor with his Parent.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Braun
and family of Forest were week -end
visitors at the home of Mx. William
Lamont,
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Truemner •
and family of Toronto spent the t
Weok-end with the former's another.
They are this week camping at l3ay•
-
:ield, in their Roll'.ing. Home.
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In Police Court
Five charges of assault, distux+bing
t
hc, peace
U
yswearing,
ala,,: wilful
damage, were the result of a quarto
'between two neighbors families in
Goderich on June 10. The queue),
which began among the children with
a water -pistol battle, was taken over
by the parents and conciuecea aloe;
much more severe lines. The case was
aired ibeforo Magis. J. A. 1VIakins.7 he;
charges were dismissed by His Wor-
ship, who urged the neighbors eo try
to be friends once more. —Russel
•Caldwell, of 'Stephen township, who
carne east from Sask., where there
is no law against overcr'ow,iirig t <,
driver's seat of a car, so he says, ple-
aded ignorance of the law when faced
with a charge of overcrowding. t o.
Traffic Officer N. Lever chased the
youth some miles before catching
him at Exeter. There were four in
the driver's seat of hie coupe and
in the rumble seat. A quick chap
was inacle a..ader the eye of the on
er. 'Caldwell was assessed $10 a
Costs, -with an alternative of t
days. He was given 2 weeks to pa
Ross Sproc'e of Seaforth, wreck
his car about a month -ago when h
struck another car on No. 8 highwa
skidded 100 feet' on the road, the
piled up. He was peinfull;- i'ij, , •1
about the head. He cheerfuiiy p=. ,.c. -
ed guilty to a charge of reckless driv-
ing and was assessed $25 and costs,
or 30 days, he paid. -Edgar Holling-
er, o Brussels, paid $10 and costs for
driving without an operator's permit
and Ross Woodhouse, of London, pd.
$5 and costs for speeding.
HIGH SCHOOL
ENTRANCE RESULTS
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ZURICH CREAMERY
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The following are the results of th
recent High School Entrance Exams
for this district finder the jurisdictice
of the Goderich High School Entra n
ce Board. First and Second Clan,
Honours are announced, First Clas
means that '75% or more of the tot
al marks was secured; second Class
hat between 70 and 74% was ab-
in town. Clayton left last week with taineda
a number of Galt people on a trip to . BAYFIELD CENTRE
the old country where they w,ll call Ftr t Class Hons.—Wm. Armstrong
in several countries in the continent.G°rnnn Westlake.
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Saturday, July 4th was a sag holt: Second. class Hons.—Betty Brau-
day to our neighbors to the:south of don, .Gordon Horner, 'Elmer Johnston •
us, as it was the big nationgl'holiday
There was an exceptionally ••peavey raze
vasion of visitors from the greed `tJ.
S.A. to this part of. Canada.'
EXPECTED, ON. FRIDAY
Authorities at Goderieh learned
.that Inspector E. C. Gurnett, with
his prisoner, J. J. Haggard, en route
from Los. Angles, had reached Van-
couver and -was leaving that city' o_7
Thursday. This will bring the party
into Toronto Friday of this week,
and the trip to Goderich will be male
in a department auto. it will be the
longest distance ever travelled 'to
being a prisoner to Huron County
Goal.
We are called upon to record the
rapid passing of Mr. William �Filli.ng=
am, who has been ernplayed by Mr.
oy Lamont of the Goshen line north
f town. Seemingly while pitching
ay on Wednesday in some way he
rodded his foot with the fork eketh
ie result that he was rushed to Vic
oria Hoenital, London on Tuesday
vening late, and was treated four.
ek jaw. Unfortunately it was of
o avail as word was received here
on Wednesday noon that he had pas •
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sed away. Mr. Filling'hamn was an
English boy, who came to these parte
some years ago, and all hiserelatives
with the exception ,of one brother
Frank, of New Ontario, all live in
the old country. He was a very pleas
ant and likeable chap and •will., lie
greatly missed by his friends.
OBITUARY
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I have a number of nice broilers ,tl
or sale. Price 25c each.
Ferd Haberer, Zurich. r e
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NOTICE
We are now agents for the Pares-
ian Laundry and' Dry Cleaners of
London. Your cleaning and laundry
will be taken down Tuesday and
returned on Friday of each week
Thiel's Transport.
ibed Cars For Sale.
We are offering the following Used
Cars for Sale:
/933 Plymouth Coach, very reasom
able in price.
1931 Ford DeLux Sedan
1929 Ford, Coupe, a good buy.
All have good tires, good upholst-
ering and mechanically good; gone
Over carefully bar us.
ALSO a Dwelling House. for kale or
Rent air Z'urick
L. A. Prang and Son, Zurich
NOTICE
At this time of the year we fine
our books carrying considerable
accounts that are in most cases long
• oaerdue and should have been paid
;before this.. We are very pressed
for money just now and are obligee
Lo mail ont accounts, and trust that
our customers will appreciate th<
credit extended to therm by actino
oremntly, as we are badly in need (A
zatt triads 'gal o,,,Cf�:' ithis rnoner to• meet e1xr:' +sblig'ations
tit 1 to' `- site Ltexald. g'x,< peulto -
Late Joseph Jeffrey
Joseph Jeffrey of Goderich, who
was operated onfor the removal ' of
This appendix on Monday night of
last week passed away at the Hos-
pital early on Friday. He was .65
yeare of age, was a well-known rail-
way man. He was 15 years with the
C.N.R. and was superannuated in
January of 'this year. He was born
on the Blue Water Highway, Stanley
Township, north of Drysdale, of
French parentage, his parents being
Ceplian Jeffrey and the late Odiele
Mayue. He was married to Leah Den-
oinme and came to Goderich 28 years
ago. His wife died in 1917 ,and six
years later he married Elizabeth Mc-
Connell, of Goderich. Mi'. Jeffrey,
was a member of St. Peter's Church
and of the Holy Name Society. Sue-
viving, besides his father, are eight
chuldren, 10 brothers and sister's.
Mrs. Regis Denoinme, Mrs. Ed. Bris-
son, Mrs. Joseph Du,eharme, Mrs.
David Ducharme and John Jelffey,
all of the Zurich and Drysdale vicin-
ity, George of -:Stanley Twp;, Arthur
Frank and Mrs. Gib. Plante of God-
erich, and Peter of Grand Forks, N.
1). Requiem high mass was sung iii
St. Peter's Church on Monday morn
, .,c; and intexinent made in Colborne Passed under the provision of It<: -
•R. C. Cemetery. gulatiort--Napoleens Cantin.
Velma. Martin, Hugh Pollock.
%paSe-a--J.anaes Attwood, Belah Due
harii`te, John McLeod, Violet Turner
Lorna Westlake.
• EXETER R 'CENTRE
First Class Hon. Lorraine Atkin-
son, 'Bessie Brooks, Bruce,Cann, Mar
gaiet Dougall,'Wallace b"ahrner, Jno.
Hepburn, J'ea'n Jones, Ruby King,
Roy Lotter, Ante Hargan, :ruby Pre-
seeator, Eldrid Simmons, Florence
Southcott, Greta Webber, Rhena Ye-
arley.
• Class Hons.—Jean Gann, Phyl-
xiseUooper, Marion Elliott, [ mmery
'Fischer, Gerald Glenn, Douglas Hill,
Robert Keys; Bartle Motz, Harry
Parsons, Wesley Ryckman, Helen Sel
vel, •Audrey Sims.
Passe—Alex. Acton, Catherine Arm-
strong, Marie Buswell, Arthur Field,
Lloyd Guenther, Max Harness, Phil-
ippa Harness; Alta Harvey, Laverne 7Iss
lieywood, Grace Hill, Kathleen Kee
Ile, Wm. Kestle, Doris Moore, Donald
Penhale, Arthur Pfaff, Ivan Prouty,
Clifford Quance, Alma Skinner, Ivan
Edward Triebner. Passed under the
provision of Regulation, Ruby Cutt-
ing, Lloyd Hunter.
HENS ALL CENTRE
Ist Class Hons.--Jas. Campbell,
Norma Cook, Russell Hedden, Gord-
on Johnston, Cavy Joynt, Margaret
Love, Gerald Passmore, Ina Ropp,
Ivan Stephenson.
2nd Class hops.—Murvin Johnston
Jeanette',Salmon.
Pass—James Alexander, Anna Cor
nish,' Carlyl. Cornish, Harold Dignan,
Wan. Higgins, Clarence Love, Dun-
can McEwen, Jack Mustard, Jack
Peck. H
.DASHWOOD CENTRE
let class bons. Jean Grieve, Rich •
and HaHmilton, Jean Held, Donald
•Turnibiill, Alan Walper, Margaret
Wein, Ruth Willert.
2nd Class hons.—Villa Carruthers,
Helen "McGregor, Keren Pedersen,
Denzil Waldron.
Pass—Kenneth Baker, Orva Best-
ard, Elda Brown, Clara Dawe, Lorne
Devine, Gordon Eagleson, Bernice
Palmer, Allan.. Finkbeiner, Harold
Finkbeiner, Douglas Gill, Donald
Kestle, e Carleton Manore, Mildred
Martene, Carl Oestreicher, Olden
S4wartzentruber, Grace Volk, Lois
Wanner, Carl Wein, Verna Wein,
Keith Wildfong, Grace Willert.
ZURICH CENTRE
First Class, Hons.—Beatrice Bed-
ard, Ruth Brown, Vera Flaxbard,
Chelse
Greta Haiberer, Leonard Hoffman,
a' Thiel:
2nd Blass bons.—Venda ]3aecliler,
Veronica Deitrich, Cyril Gilegerich.
Pass --Bernadette Bedard, Monica,
Ducharme, Arthur Foster, Lennie
Gjingericli, Karl Heideman, Elva Hey,
Norma Jennison, Alva Regier, Ortha
Schiibe, Harold Stire, Bo1va • True-.
inner, Dorothy Weide.
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On Overhauling your Mov,-ea•s9 WWe
1`e133ir same with genuine repairs :
for Ie4s than jobbers' parts.
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Master and Pioneer • Poultr>
y Feeds
Plow point to fit all makes of
plows
SEEDS! SEEDS!
the Market for Red, Alsike, weet Clovers and
Timothy Seeds.
at Hensall and Zurich at all Times.
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We are Headquarters for all
Varieties of Poisons to Destroy
Insects and Blight on Plants of
all kinds
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Bordeaux Mixture, Hellebore, Insect Powder
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Mothocicle, Ant Traps, Black Leaf No. 40,
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Corrosive Sublimate and FLY SPRAY.
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