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BUSINESS CARDS
LEGAL
iiruoLEYE.HOLMES
BARRISTE.iR, SOLICITOR, NOT-
ARY PPUBLIC, ETC,
OFFICE—Hamilton. Street, Just off
the Square, GODERICH, Ontario:
'Special Attention to Conned and
Court Work.
NIr. Holmes may be consulted at
:Godeeich by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed.
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,,DENTAL
Dr. W. D. BRYCE
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At .DEITZ BLOCK—ZURICH
Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
At HARTI••EIB'S BLOCK,
DASI{W OO.D
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Dr. H. H. COWEN
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
OFFICE:
Main Street
Exeter - Ontario
VET ERINA.RIA.N
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, E.V.Sc.
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College, University of Toronto. All
diseases of domestic animals treated
y the most modern principiee,
Charges reasonable. Day or night
;calls proznptto attended to. Also 3 re -
der of Scottish terriers. I'nvernesss
ee ,
Put Your Want, For Sale
Lost, Found, Etc. Ms. in this
Column.
NOTICE
VOTERS' LISTS 1936
Municipalityof Stanley, County of
Hume
Notice 3s hereby given that I have
compiled with Section No. 7 of the
Voters' Lists Act and that I hate
'lave posted up at my office at Varna
on the 31st day of July 1936, the
list of all persons entitled to vote in
the sand Municipality at Municipal
elections and that such list remains
there for inspection.
And I hereby call upon aid votees
to take immediate proceedings to
have any errors or omissions correct-
ed according to law, the last day of
appeal being the- 21st day or Aug-
ust 1936.
Dated this lst day of August 1936.
OHAS. C. PILGRIM,
Clerk of Stanley Township.
INZIMANIMUOVICOMMININIZititi
STRAYED
Unto
Unto my premises, north of Drys-
dale, a Collie dog, brown, white ring
around neck, and white tip on tail.
Owner can have same by paying ex-
penses Thos Snowden. • '
Farmers! Attention!
We have been appointed selling
Agents for the celebrated Viking
Diabolo Greene Separator, the separ-
ator with a ten year guarantee. Let
us demonstrate this niar hive to you
and compare it with all others. And
don't forget, the best feature is the
unusual easy terms. Liberal allowance
for trade-ins.
C. SCHRAG & SON.
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LOCAL Ni
ZU11CQ 1-1ERAI D
'!O'1:10E TO CREDITORS
Mr. Charles .Bartlett pert the we-
a'k-end at his home in St. Marys.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beaver aid
family motored to Stara on Sunday
Miss Gertrude Thiel was a weck-
.nd visitor with friends at Credit
rn,
Mr, Cecil Uttley who is employed
'hy the Hallidoy "Co.,,. of Burlington,
visited his home here.
Miss Beulah Koehler of Kitchene,
's visiting at the Dominion Rouse at
present
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith enter-
tained a number of friends from lien -
sell on Saturday evening,
Monday, Civic Holiday, passed off
very quietly in town as most of the
sport lovers were at Goderich attend-
ing the races.
Messrs. Len Prang and Ross Johri
ston returned from a fishing trip alp
north, 'bringing along•a nice catch of
fish.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G.° Hess, ac=
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Chris;
Heist of Crediton, were holiday vis-
itors at Gravenhurst, Della, Midland,
Wasago Beach, and other paintts of
interest:
Mr. John N. Cantin of Montreal,
gave us a friendly call one day lett
week. We are always greatly plea s_
ed to see Mr. Cantin, who always is
a busy man and in a hurry when he
comes to our village.
Ma and Mrs. H. K. Either of
Crediton were Saturday. 'visitor$ at.
the home of Mr. and •Mrs. Ward
Fritz. We understand Mr. and Mrs
Eilber are enjoying an outing up.
in Muskoka Lakes this week.
The 'management of the Zurich
Creamery wishes to advise the pub-
lic that they are making preparations
to handle, in a large extent, eggs and
poultry. They will be . prepared to
grade eggs and also dress and take
care of poultry of all kinds.
Mrs. Mina Tinlin and Miss Ethel
Williams, accampanied by Mrs. J.M.
Whiteside and son Bobby'. motored
to Toronto on Tuesday. Mrs. White-
side and Boldov goiriti nr, to r"e'•r+•
conk, to spend the remainder of the
sonmmer with Mrs. (Rev.) R. White
side -
Henry Weher Estate
All persons having claims against
the estate of Henry Weber, late of
the town of Zurich, Bachelor, de -
:eased, who flied on or about the
23rd day of May 1931, are .hereby
e
lot' ifiid t •�
o send in to the aide r�ig„cz_
ee, Executors, on or before this 115th
day of. August, 193ri, full pait.ci.lui;
of their claims. Immediately attc'
this last mentioned date the aeset , o°
the said estate will be, dist�il,n4 i,
amongst the' parties entitled thorn...).
i,
having regard only to claims of wri :i:
they shall then have notice.
Dated this 18th day of July, 1930.
Mr., P. D. Ruefl'er,
Waterloo, Ontario,
Mr. Henry I3echthold,
Petersburg, Ontario.
(Executors for the Estate)
FOR SAL r
A young Durham Cow with calf
at side.—Apply to Aaron Weber,
l;ronson Line, Hay.
To Destroy Ants
The mo;;;, satisfactory material sv
far disco red for destroying ants,
saye lite Dominion Entomologist, is
soodium :h'.oride, sold by druggists
'ii the i ct t of a fine white powder.
As sodium fluoride is somewhat
poi ono:t:,, care should be taken to.
prevent ch'ldren or domestic pets
from gaining access to it.
Make Cheese Guarantee
A0
$1 0,000 guarantee to help sta-
bilize cheese prices on the Ontario
Cheese Boards got final Government
sanction at- a Cabinet meeting; sit
Queen's Park. The hove to stead,
the cheese market and give Ontario
Cheese producers a boost was an-
nounced by Minister of Agriculture
Duncan Marshall. He stated that the
guarantee wIl] get the Cheese Pat-
rons' Association a $100,000 hank.
loan to use for purchases which will
keep the market steady. etr
Catch Young Eagles •
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O ZURICH CE.M;
We Pay a Premium of Two Cents per Pound P. 64
64
Fat for Churning Cream delivered at our plant.
Prompt Service and Highest Cash Price Guaranteed
Your Cream Graded, Tested and Paid for the same
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Day.
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•YOUR EGGS AND POULTRY
We also buy and nay Cash ''r -,r your Eggs and
i Poultrytit Highest Market Prices, according to
grade.—_ -Youzr Patronage Appreciated!
THE ZURICH CREAMERY
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Cut Your Fuel Bill In HAL!
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Buy Storm. Windows and DCGIS
LET US QUOTE YOU!
;' REPLACE TI -103E WINDOWPANES NOW. WE CARR ."' A ••3
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ee LARGE ASSORTED STOCK. OF GLASS ON HAND AT d_LL. 4'
't' TIMES.. AND WILL DO YOUR GLAZING WORIC •e
1WHILE e, Lae 1. tit
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1® On Overhaulin-g your Mowers. We
For A 'rare c' ptere---ez "'o y0iti ' eagles S� > a ; yy • , Sri ire {'
pp� ��pp y�t4.e,g 5 with a•repairs
'tS �!d � �.EL � �.,—•i.'.. 121a,1ic, on I'11(1 ;�r by Paste L"n,it_ i �.. � Y'V � �.Y.1 Y..•�7• �� �� � $i
1 well and Geo. Poen r i
'Helmets. Office on. Main Sir W e wish to inform our customers
emosite Town Hall:.,
Phone 116. HENSALL,
:LICENSED AUCTIONEER
for- Huron and Middlesex
AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
duct .any Auction Sale, regardless
me to size or article to sell. • I solicit
dour businees,, and if not satisfied•'wil`l
:make no cliarges for Services Ren-
-dered.
ARTHUR tW3EBER--Dashwood
Phone 13-57.
PRODUCE
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WA��T,rD
HIGHEST CASH. PRICES
--FOR--
CREAM, EGGS AND
POULTRY
Phone 101, Res- ?4, Zurich
BUTCHERS
r chs Popular
:MEAT MARKS tirm4T
Let Us supply you with the
very Choice of Fresh and Cur-
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Ed., always on hand. Kept
xesh in Electric Refrigeration
?Highest Cash. Prices tor
Wool, Hides and. Skins
IT, -Yui gblrut SoTi
INSURANCE
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
ffl LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
I JAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO
:Amount. of Insurance at Risk on Dec.
3Tstt t935, $20,479,730:00
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$254,{527.52.
Mates— $4.50 per $1,000 for 3 Tem
E. F. Kropp—Zurkh
4'104 blsa Dealer fa, L jhtnine Itod�
*IA all ltii iL' c t Vim ask.: keae. {F:+
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. alb; 50
lbs. or over at 8c lb. We also have
some amber honey at the following
prices:1 to 50 lbs at 8c Ib; 50
lbs or over 7c a lb.`,
These prices are subject:to change
without
:n••-ove 1. t.,: to fill: containers
good for only -ten days more.
J. HABERER & SONS,
2 blocks south of Hotel, Zurich, Ont.
Telephone 122, Zurich.
Starter Chick,
FOR QUICK SALE
Chicks, one, two, three or four
weeks old. Barred Rocks and White
Leghorn Pullets 4 weeks old. •
�. E• McKINL,EY -
Me ,s.rs. Harry `Rosenberg, and. ()li-
ver Ganger of Brooksby, Sas10 wa—
re recent visitors at the some. ' of,'Ca, firm neerNile. 8 miler: +t1i ' 4'
Mr. and Tyles. C. 0, Smith, St,�Josoplr east of:,.Goderich. While pial;°ng :'r-; el
ti he Iatter, Mr. Gaiznger was a form-
er resident of that section, but When
still a boy moved with the latter to
the Wet, •rid he notices a number of
changes in 25 years or more. The
former, Mr. Rosenberg, is• a -Western
boy, and it was quite an lilspiration
erase atop its head, showed fight. It; �•
for him to see cherries,' patens, and eeckrd and clawed viciously at Rout -1 '
apples grow on trees, and -'also ,wa Jt4dge, but he hit it over the head with 2
interested in'.. the nice' shade' tiee�t, aestotat club. The blow would have' 5
and wonderful farm -her ro ee - r t i y;il?ecl a bag gobbler, but the young
have here in old Ontario. They r e eagle eoon'revrived. They w e proud SEEDS ► SEEDS!
of•thei2 capture, brought their pri:s; s . We are in the Market for Red �1lsi?:e?veet Clovers and
in a crate to Goderich to stow the ee ,
folks whet eagles looked like, and a ` Timothy Seeds.
crowd soon gathered. The male hurl
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LI a ``'1+.E
rig in a swamp the young- 'n ware .
ai t tedaby a hi 'ing sound. They
looked ground to see the two big bik r .aster and s ` 4 " 6 , Poultry
o ? 1,
bite perched on a stump five feet j I 4 �l l l j _1 i E' �' `� '
beth. The female bird was easily cap-' Plow points to tit al makes of
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tt,red, but the male, with a white all makes i -r,
for les the i <jobbers' parts.
plows
turned with a new r)o age autr which
the former got at the feelory et
Detroit, this being a saving' of $125•
from the Western prices. Brookeby
is in the Prince Albeit t'istriet in
measured live feet, wings spread, and
Saskatchewan. the female, four and a half feet.
OBITUARY = CREDITON
Miss Helen Tougla
After -a tedious illness, having
pent five months in the Community
Hospital, at Clinton, Helen, daughter
of Mr. David Tough and • the ,late.
Mrs. Tough, of Bru c dield teed
erly north of Blake, passed away, on
1t. R. 1, Zurich Tuesday of last week.Miss Tough
had been a great su:!et andi'.her
death came as a happy- rel a e -fl oin
N 0 TICE pain and weakness. She was an pit;
child and her mother died just ;Ave
years alto. S'1e was .. a member of
ANNOUNCEMENT Brucefield United church, a member
of the choir and active in ch iieh.
work. The funeral took piece 'lege
Thursday, services • in Brucet?nl'd
church. int.. m _'rt. in Pa,i, d a e vn-
etery where her mother is also buried
Painful Accident
Given a lift by a motorirt who e:
car was later ditched at St. Joseph,
Harry Maxim, age 21, of Wincleog;,
was taken ih a critical condition to
Victoria Hospital, London on Sunday
He is suffering from a nactured
skull and injuries to one wrist. His
hitch -hiking• •companion, Jack W at'd;
also of Windsor, suffered a bad lacer-
ation to the forehead but he was Int-
er able to proceed to his home.. The
wo youths had been hitch -hiking,
their way to their homes. At Clinton
they were picked up by Chas. Wile
'cinson, of Wingharn, who was driv-
ing to Ipperwash Beach. Maxim rode
with Wilkinson in the front seat and
Ward in the back seat. Just as the
motorist made the turn at St. Jos
pia owards. the Grand Bend from
he .Zurich ,Road the car swerved and
ran '75 feet along.the shoulder of the
road to bounce over the cement end
.ef a culvert. Although the car re-
mained upright the right front door.
few open and Maxim was thrown
,forward into the windshield, then fell
out of the car. Wilkinson, was tumb-
led out on top of Maxim as the car
took another lurch. Ward was thrown
against the side of the car but re-
trained within. The driver was only
shaken up. Dr. A. J. MacKinnon of
Zurich, attended the two injured and
ordered Maxim's removal to the Lon -
ton hospital. The accident was in -
440,)t^,1 ''"" •"�f%lc, OlPcer orm:an
-"lain 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
Uhed Cars For Sale
We are offering the following Used
Cars for Sale:
1933 Plymouth Coach, very reason
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 by us.
ALSO a Dwelling House for Sale or
Rent in Zurich.
L. A. Prang and Son, Zurich
NOTICE
At this time of the year we fine
our books carrying considerable
accounts that ire in most cases lone
overdue and should have been paid
'efore this. We are very pressed
for money just now and are obliged
„to mail, out accounts, and trust that
our customers will appreciate tht
credit extended to them by •acting
ptomptlys,• as we are badly in need oi'
his mom's/ to r.aeot our- obligations
>i e. l' aru]r3, t'xalti�%etQT
Sprinr;bank Park was the scene
of an enjoyable outing Friday after-
noon -when the Evangelical Young
People's League held their annual
picnic. The picnic was in charge of
Gordon Ratz, aesi ed by Mrs.I ru,•-
enee Weie and M fj°ata
Coal and Coke at Hensall and Zuviea
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at all Tines.
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eee'•)"+re • e ai..,:.•roe' til*.EiFy ret*Yle leovt",gada .'i,'140.,:.� .r:•'.,,
Pace metl' • are as follows: ~r'1 -
Eldon Snaith, Austin Fahner; Ls. lies I
Norma I+inkbeilier, Aldona Wue1tt'.i;
Three legged race, Irene Pelting, 1".'.
Kerstine; Rope contest Floyd Lain-•
ports side; Paper bag core t, Ia
Hirtzel's side; Cu.p and straw race,
Alvin Kin'-hFiner, Dorothy Ratz; Lad
ies: ki ldng the d -eeer, :verge) lrh tlr-;
beiner, Irene Fahner; Feeding the,,
elephant, Alvin Fingbeiner, Dorothy
Rtatz; Men's bail throwing, Hairy
Hirtzel, Austin Fa"iner.
Obituary
. Lydia Adeline Klumpp, wife of I
John.Klumpp passed away peacefully y,
Friday_ morning July 31st aged G4
years, 11 months and 23 days. In
vent ti she was soundly converted and
became a useful member of the Cre-
diton Evangelical Church. In 18112
slier was united in marriage to John
Klumpp. This union was blest with
two daughters, Yrs. Alfred Holtz -
mama and one died in infancy, Silo
is ;survived by a grief stricken husb-
and, John Klumpp„ one daughter
three brothers, Henry, Edwin and Al-
bert Falmer, all of this community
and one sister, Mrs. Chr•istena Rogers
of Saline, Mich., two grandchildren,
one brother predeceased her in death.
A private funeral service was held
Sunday afternoon at the home with
the fancily and relatives after which
a, public memorial service was held
it the Crediton Evangelical church.
In the absence of the pastor, Rev.
E. Burn, of the Zurich Evangelical
ohurch, nonducted the funeral. Rev.
Burn delivered a memorial addrees
and paid glowing tribute to the life
of the departed. The choir rang
very effectively "Some Time Will
Understand". Mr. Clayton Si ins
and Mrs. Wm. Smith sang at the
church. Burial took place to the
Crediton Cemetery. The pall bear-
ers' Were t Henry, Edward, Albert
'and Henb Feltner, Wm. Smith and
Nelson Schenk. The flower bearer's
weree Harold and :iloward:Il'oitzmann
Lever, of Clinton, who placed .no Ila ve y Pfaff, Claire ,Sparliug, Tidt-
blame oa •the Wingham. man. • • j ward Schenk acid Paul S.chetlk..
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Varieties of Poisons to Destroy
Insects and Blight on Plants of t
all kinds
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We Have Paris Green, Arsenate" Lead,
Bordeaux Mixture, Hellebore, Insect Powder Z
Mothocide, Ant Traps, Black Leaf No. 40, Z
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Corrosive Sublimate and FLY SPRAY.
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