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Put Your :Wunt, /� For Sale
Lost, FOUXidi Etc. A4s. in this
Column
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5CiFFICL�--•HanxiltontrE t, Just s i Young Durham Cow With calf
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the Square, GODE1UCH,, .Ontario,
Special Attention to Counsel and
Court Wok.
:JIr, Holmes may be consulted at
'1 oderich by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed.
DENTAL
Dr. W. D. BRYCE
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DIRTZ BLOCK ZUR.ICI:I
'Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK,
DASHWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Or. IL IL COW E
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
OFFICE:
Main Street
Exeter m Ontario
VET'ERINAR1A.N
', W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc.
VETERINARY SURGEON
'Mice in the Horne of the , late
Dr. J. Routledge.
Phone -96. Zurich
atside.--Apply to Aaron Weber,
Bronson Line, Hay.
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FOR SALE
About 15Q bushels mixed feed,
Barley and Oats for Sale.
L. A. Prang & Son, Zurich.
FOR SALE'
Two outhouses at. U. S. S. No. ll,
Stanley. Size about 4'x6'. For.
full particulars apply to:
Win. Clarke, Secy-Treas.,
R. R. 2, Zurich.
lley For Sale•_
We wish to inform our customers
that we can supply you again with
Choice Clover Honey at the follow-
owing- Prices, in ,Cutomer's Contain-
ers. 1 lb. to 50 lbs. 9c. a lb; 50
lbs. or over at 8c lb. We also have
some amber honey at the following
prices: 1 to. 50 lbs at '8c lb; .50
11se or over 7c a lb.
These prices are subject to change
without notice.
,Above prices to fill containers
good for only ten days more.
J. HABERER & SONS,
2 blocks south of Hotel, ZurichOnt.
—Telephone 122, Zurich.
A. R. Campbell; \1,S, B.V.Sc. j„ , �.:.. .'. TIM. 0�
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College, University of Toronto. All
•d eases of domestic animals treated
gS y £kie iiiost MOde ri principles,
Charges reasonable. Day or night
scalls promptly attended to. Also Bre-
*der of Scottish terriers. Inverness'
Niennels. Office on Main Street,
rrposite Town Hall:
Phone 11.6. HENSALL.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron and Middlesex
3'AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
duct any Auction . Sale, • regardless..
ma to size or article to sell. I ,solicit
your business, and if not satisfied will.,
snake no charges for Services Ren-
tdered.
ARTHUR. WEBER—Dashwood
'hone 13-57.
PRODUCE'
Faun. ' ioduce
w N T B
HIGHEST C.ASH.. PRICES
_-FOR -. • ;
CREAM, EGGS AND
POULTRY
Win.:: O I xkkn
Phone 101,' Res..'94, Zurich
BUTCHERS
. ricks! .Polinlar
MEAT MA.BKE T
Let Us supply • you with the
very Choice of fresh and Cur-
ed Meats, Bailognas, Sausages;
£ct., always on hand. Kept
fresh in Electric Refrigeration
!Highest Cash Prices. tor
'Wool, Hides and Skins
. Yon l t & Sot
INSURANCE
Western . Farmers' Mutat
Weather. Insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
THE L"AEGEST RESERVE BAL
inCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT
VAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESi
OF TRIS KIND IN ONTARIO
Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec
31st, 1935, 320,479,730.00
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$254,627.52.
Mates—$4.50 per $1,000 for 3 Yeari
E. F. Klopp---Zurich
Meat Also Dealer in Lightning Rock
Oa all kinds el Fire Insurance
Starter
OISMIStitta
Chicks
FOR QUICK SALE
Chicles., one, two, three or four
weeks old. Barred Rocks and White
Leghorn Pullets 4 weeks old.
J. E- McKINLEY
R. R. I, Zurich
emry OTTANI ttimx0011
FOR QUICK SALE
A 7=foot Massey Harris binder,
Also an Oliver riding plow..
Jos. Dr lar, Zurich_
HOUSE FOR. . SALE
Consisting of 2ih. 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, 'Hensall.
1.lCAYSflR�RQ
TOR SALE
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bare a number of nice broilers
for saTe:'' Price 25c each.
Ferd Haberer;' . Zurich.
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NOTICE
ICH, HERALD
Miss V. V. Siebert f: or MOntreal
is holidaying at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wuerth ref
Hensall, called on Mrs. Amenia Foss
on Sunday.
1VIy
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xs. letex Koehler has returned
home after spending a very pleesaot
trip through various, parts of 111'2
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Moritz o"
New Kensington, Pa., were recc lit
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ward Frit.;,
of town.
Master Bruce Burn, of Nov
York City, is spending the sin -timer
here with his grandparents, Rev, and
1Vlrs. E. I3urn.
Mr. and Mrs. 0.A. Siebert and
family of .Montreal who have beau
visiting at the home of their parert:
the past. week, have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Weber attended
the decoration at Elmira on Sunday,
on their return they were acconzpaxi-•
led .by Mr,. Donald Bird of that piece
who is spendinghis vocation at the
home of Mr. Weber's.
Mr. and Mrs. Rinion Thiel and
daughters,`Winnit, Jeanette anti Dor-
een; Elizaibeth. Webber, Miss Salyer
Miss Wagner, .Mr. Roy Roueh and
Mr. Shaffer, all of Kitchener are
camping at Bill Rarich• cottage at
Grand Bend. The Primrose.
Mrs. Edgar Schnelld an her two
little girls, Jean. and Joyce, grave: re-
turned to their home, in Sedgewleis,
Alberta, ..ofter spending a couple
months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Robert McBride, on the Goshen line,
Stanley.
Word was received here Iast week
of the passing of Mr. Christie Rupp,
who died in the Ontario Respite' for
Epeleptic,e at Woodstock on. Ally -'20,
age, in this 51st year. The remains
were buried at Woodstock. The de-
ceased was a son of the late Henry
and Louisa Rupp of Zurich., and it is
some twenty years since the depart-
ed became an"inmato of that institu-
tion.
The Evangelical Decoration Servi-
ces on the Bronson Line cemetery on
Sunday afternoon last, was well :at-
tended notwithstanding the. tremend-
ous heat. Rev. E. Burn presided.
The Ile nrivk Memorial Band served
well. Al ithsacred selectiotas. The zne,ree
chorus of the Zurich Ply. Church fav-
ored the meeting with t fin selections,
LOST
Between my farm and Zurich, an
auto marker NPJ.89. Finder kindly
return.same to—Louis Kalbiloisch,
15th .cncession, Hay.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders Will be reeeived by the
Council of the Tovrnship of Ray up
;o 1 o'clock, pan,, s` ue;t t 4th i.9`1'31
for contract of pat ting e terror o `'
the town hall, including r ephar ine
broken window glass, r e prttyir+:
panes where needed. TWO coats,
white lead and oil. Lowest or .any
tender not necessarily accepted,
A. 11' HESS,
Clerk, • Hay. Township.
Dated, Zurich, July llth, 1936.
STRAYED,
Unto my premises, ,?north of. Dr gs-
dale, a , Collic dog, brown, white ring,
around neck, and white tip on tail.
Owner can have same by paying e.c.-
penses.-Thos Snowden.
1OTJCi TO _CREDITORS
Henry Weber Estate
ersons .claims. a
All p having gainer
the estate of Henry Weber, late of
the' town (4, Zu:xieii, BaciieIor, de
ceased, who died on -or about the
23rd day of May • 1931, are hereby
notified to rend in to the undersign-
ed, Executors, on of before4
day of Au•gest, 193(3, full particulars
of their claims. Immediately after
the last mentioned date the as et' of
the said estate will be distributed
amongst the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to claims of which
they shall then have notice.
Dated this 18th day of July, 1936.
Mr. F. D. Rueffer,
Waterloo, Ontario.
Mr. Henry Bechthold,
Petersburg, Ontario.
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NOTICE
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We Pay a Premium of Two Cents per Pound B.
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Fat tor Churning Creagan delivered at mint plant.
Prompt Service and Highest Cash Price Guaranteed
eed
Your ,Cream Graded, Tested and Paid for the same
Day.
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Yours Truly,
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BASEBALL NEWS
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8lt4`@ awp,ap. e,A,i?de vli4,�+.ttiee ?,a0a^F,,}ste 9 J4!f+:'S4.t'.el—)eGieosQu4r�.,^•.a7aeeka'.V3G'
GA '1+ 'h n e syn 6J
On Ovei'lzaudi. g your Alowers. We
repair same with geuuiiie repairs g
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and Rev. H. Roppel of Dashwood,
gave a helpful address, l On July 24th tirc c'xoderich Sailers1(l Jess ar jobbers! parts
cane to town and looked up with 3 dy
R'•".TURNED FROM TRIP the Zurich boys in what proved to 9g
• Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dagg and fam- be one of the het p;:,,ines of the year g
ily have returned from a very pleas- Tile final score wal Zurich 4, Coder- Q Master au d Fioneei.Poultry i .€ e GA
ant motor 'trio which included a vis- ich 2. It was a real battle all tl,ca,
way and only by hitting in the pin- a pi��) ()
Tit ca
ekes were the. local lads able to no ,e �e ,of I
out -the Sailors, who played their best
ball of the year. The game of July
27th was a disastrous one as far a-
3 w. a�zyutites ,axe :.
concerned. .Earl'
li
Yungbit, our fighting and hard hi •
ing catcher, had the misfortune of
breaking his leg while sliding bete
second base in the fourth inning of
the game against Seaforth team in
Seaforth. No one seems to know just
what caused the break, but it sure is
tough on both the player and the,
team. By -the -way, Zurich won this
game also, by the score of 3-2.
cis
n
it to the Niagara district and the
:through New York State to AlhaTiv.
from here to Boston and east along
he Atlantic Coast to Portsmouth, N.
II., where they turned north through
the White • 14Tvountains, iiici. corif;..i i;.
the hrghersf peaks east of the Rockies,
some of which are over 62r)0 foot.
in height. They then went over
through Vermont State and up to
Montreal end Ottawa, where they
spent a week with Mr. Dam's ,fit.
ants at their summer cottage at Brit -1.
annia Bay.
fitall
ifs plows
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SEEDS!
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EEDS ,
We are chat 1
he
Market for Red, ,4.�lke, v��eet Clovers and �
Timothy Seeds.
Coal and Coke at Hensel! acid Zurich at all Times.: S
W. M. S. MEET
aselaateaeteaaeesetetemeeee veeeeee feeeeeeeemo
The W.M.S. of St. Peter's Evangel +—+
ical Lutheran church enjoyed the
July meeting on the beach at the.
lake. Mrs. Jacob 1-laberer had chane
of the de'cdons, and gave the topic
entitled, New Faces in the Family
Album. Clippings were read by lilies
M. Heideman and Miss G. Weber.
Mrs. II. Krueger offered prayer ,for
her prayer partner. rT itn••
ANNOUNCEMENT
;Plain Dresses • and Suits 70c.
Insurance Included. This is a con-
tract special for a limited time only.
PARISIAN LAUNDRY LTD:
And Dry Cleaners.
Thiel's Transport
Ubed Cars For Sale
We are offering the following YJsed
Cars for SaIee.
L933 Plymouth Coach, very reason-
able inprice.
t931 Ford DeLux Sedan
'.929 Ford Coupe, a good buy.
All have good tires, good upholst-
.ring and mechanically good; gone
)ver carefully by us, '
1LSO a Dwelling House for Sale or
tent in Zurich. •
L. A. Prang and Son Zurichhoar. osstrasseressiwortnaimismsefft
NOTICE
.Atthis time of the year we find
ear books carrying considerable
ecounts that are in most eases long
•verdue and should have been paid
efore This. We are very pressed
or. coney just now- arzd are obliged
1. mail out accounts, and trust that
ur customers will appreciate the
eedit. extended to, them by acting
a axmpt r, es Vie • are bili*.. • in need of
,i,:' eaortey to meet our obligations.
....Abe1j�1da 111of .4t*
HYMENIAL
Stelck—Jantzi
oelarie
eikilfiliMAWMWM&WW- AWA `` ns,
A very pret y wedding was solemn••
ized at Duff's United church manse
on Saturday, July 251?r at 4.nen. Zit 1I.
c h D r were Rev. and Mrs .Schultz of Lin- When Rev. G. E. Morrow united in ...+ 6a1.
.wood. Rev. Schultz was called oar •Ioly 1Vlatrimony b'los..ie 'xiirzabetn
and addressed the.. society as also did 'Steidle, daughter of Mr;. A. A. Price
the pastor, Rev. 3!, Tn•'lzheiret Thr and, the late Arne I•I.. Stelek of Stan -
meeting was closed with. the Lord's ley Township to Aaron Jantzi of Me -
prayer in unison. Atter which a ,ltllnp Twp. The bride was beent'-.
delicious lunch was served by the
.committee. Mrs. H. Krueger,' Mrs. El
Deters, Miss I. Yungblut,. Bliss Cr.
fully gowned in -white baronnette
satin, fitted on princess lines, boor
length, white sandals and a halo of
Weber. The , remainder of 'this p1S:- orange blossoms completed the cos -
markt evening was s -pent in tume. She carried a bouquet of red
hymns around the campfire. A hearty Premier Supreme roses and maiden
vote of thanks was tendered the rem- hair fern. Dorothy E. •Stelck, sister
mittee in charge.
SPORT NEWS -
BASEBALL TOURNAMENT AND
• BENEFIT •
On Wednesday Almost 'rth a, Dew...
of the bride acted as bridesmaid be-
comingly gowned in pale green suede
Lace with net, a large picture leghorn
hat with matching gloves, green san-
dais and carried yellow Pornet roses
and maidenhair fern. Mrs. Lloyd
Jantzi of Goderic.i, 'mother if tthe
groom acted as groomsman. The
ball Tournament will be held in the groom's gift to the bride was a sil-
Zurich Diamond as a benefit for Earl ver dish, to the bridesmaid a silver
Yungblut, to help pay expenses for pendant and to the groomsman, a
the unfortunate accident he had in gold tie clip. Following the marriage:
the last league game played at Sea- a wedding .dinner was served at the
forth on Monday night. Teams from home of ;the bride's parents, Stanley
Goderich, Clinton, Seaforth and Zur Twp., Mrs. W. J. Davidson from Zur-
ich will compete for the day's cham•• ich, sister of the bride received thee
pionship. The first game is to be cal- guests into the living room. From
led at 1.30 p.m., the second immedi• there the bride and groom led the
way into the dining room. There the
colour scheme of yellow and green
was carriedout, yellow candles,
roses and a large wedding cake mar-
ked the brides table. Summer flowers
and a large white wedding bell com-
pleted the decorative scheme. Miss
Vernet Picot and Miss Margare
Durst, girl friends of the bride, acted
as table waiters, also carried out the
colour scheme by being dressed in
yellow andgreen, none a e y follow
ing the dinner Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Jantzi left on a motor trip to Strat-
ford,New Hamburg, and Niagara
ately , after the first is eompteted and
the 3rd at 6 p.m. Every person with t 11 dl
;porting blood in his veins should
be out to witness this tournament We Have Paris Green, Arsenate 02Lead,
end help'the local boy, Duke Yung -
hint, who brookoe -his leg in treing Bordeaux Mixture, Hellebore, Insect Powder ,*4•
give the baseball fans a run for their
money. Duke deserves all the sup
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letwe can give him and more .so, ' Mothocide, Ant Traps, Black Leaf No. 40, "�
let each and every one of us go to )
the games which are for his benefitet
only and .show him that appreciate I1 I di t 1 f ll
Corrosive Sublimate and FLY SPRAY. er
his work as a fighting ball player and at
'a good sportsman. Band music will M
be ‘furnished by Hensall's Cith en I N+ K
Band, or some tither band from this Falls. For travelling the bride wore rr
g Dr. Al J. MacKinnon, .
district. Buy a ticket for the amen, a blue and white checked silk taA'-ta Mt
even if it is impossible to attend the dress with white felt hat, shoes, ,pnrs it,
m Showyour sportsmanship and 'and gloves ter match. On their returrt
same. S p 7ifft4,,MNIVRAWN/WRIV �� it i ;ill
make this benefit a success, i they will reside in . iyicltiallo Twp. ir.
InVniMr.r.l,•
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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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