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BUSINESS CARDS
LEGAL
1JDLT Y E. HOLMES
BARR1STF t, SOLICITOR, NOT-
ARY PPUBLIC, ETC.
,IOFFICE Haan Ilton Street, Just off
the Square, •GODERICII, Ontaxio. A limited number of cattle for
Special Attention to Counsel
Courtand winter feeding. Apply to
Work. Chas. Rau, It. R. 2, Zurich.
XT. Holmes may be consulted at
,Goderich by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed.
Put Your Want, For Sale
Lost, Found, Etc, Ads., in this
Calumny
WANTED
DENTAL
Dr. W. D. BRYCE
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOCK—ZUR1CH
Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
At IXARTLEIB'S 13LOC1 ,
DASI3W OOD and
Every Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday.
Dr. H I3f.. COWEN
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
OFFICE:
Main Street
Exeter - Ontario
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VET.ERINARIA.N
Dr. W. B. COXON,
VETERINARY SURGEON
Home late
Office in the
Dr. J. Routledge, Zurich
Phone --96.
A. R. Campbell, V ,S,
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College, University of Toronto. All
4iiseases of domestic
Briar Pletated
lay the most Day or night
Charges reasonable. Also That
..ilia promptly attended to
fetter of Scottish terriers. In Street,
Kennels. Office on Main
*pp°'sito, Town Hall. Phone 116. IiENSALL.
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Faun Plod:lice
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
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CREAM, EGGS AND
POULTRY
WM. O'Brien
Thune In, Res. 94, Zurich
BUTCHERS
FOR QUICK SAI '
Two Staves, for immediate Sale.
Apply to John Hey, Jr., Zurich.
For Sale
A quantity of Mixed Grain, also
some oats for sale. Apply to
Theo. Laporte, south of Drysdale.
LOST
A 1% year old roan heifer, has
horns; ring or slit in bottom of right
ear. Strayed from my pasture farm
Babylon Line, Hay. Finder kindly
notify Herb Desjardine, Zurich.
FOR QUICK SALE
A 2,000.1b. weigh scales and
Portland cutter for quick sale. •
Herb Block, Zurich.
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LOCAL NEWS
The various stores and places of
business have been nicely decorated
representing the Yuletide season. The
merchants have also put in some at-
tractive articles for the buying pub-
lic.
Large quantities of fowl have been
taken in by the local produce dealer:,
and contrary to predictions, the price
of fowl have made a slight increase
in price, as it was thought :soine time
ago that fowl would be an overpro-
duction on the markets,
Mr. A. F. Hess was to London on
Sunday where he visited with his son
Paul who is onvalescent in the Vic-
toria Hospital, and is progressing as
well as could be expected. Mrs. A.
F. Hess, who spent a week at London
has returned to her home here in
town.
Mr. J. W: Merner„ made a motor
trip to Elmira the beginning of the
week, and was accompanied home by
his two daughters, Catherine : and
Mary, the former being on the El-
mira public school teaching staff,
while Mary is attending high school
at Elmira.
Friday, being Christmas day, will
be considered as a public holiday.
In fact practically everybody will cel
ebrate the holiday to its full, but we
notice this year the mail carriers are
not 'excused, after enjoying many a
Christmas with their family, they will
this year have to make their regular
trip, and tread the long way alone.'
The local churches will be .holding
the usual services, and it is expected
many visitors will be in our midst
over the precious Yuletide days.
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A GOOD REPORT
As we look over the financial re-
port of the Zurich Police Trustees,
we cannot help but admire their way
of conducting business the past year
as it was financially the heaviest
year in many a day, owing to the
$3492.15 spent in putting down tit:,
Bituminous pavement in town, and it
surprising that the finances are not in
a much worse condition, as the as. -
essment was raised only a mill. If
the 40 % grant from the Provincial
Government were in the deficit would
be only a little over $1150.00. One
item which has been put on a payjng
basis is the local water system which
has for the past years just about
been breaking even, this year shows
a nice balance over expenses of $140.
We most certainly wish these three
Trustees would consider of continu-
ing on for a few years more and put
things in good ship shape.
From Lot 12, Con. 7, Hay, one
yearling steer white with some red
on neck and head, slit in both ears.
Finder notify T. H. Shapton, Exeter.
FOR SALE
About 50 White Rock PuIletts for
quick Sale. Apply to:
Theo. Steinbach, R. R. 3, Zurich.
NOTICE
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Plan Dres. and Suits 70c.
insurance I,a.::ta.a.d. This is a con-
tract special for a limited time only.
PARISIAN LAUNDRY LTD.
And Dry Cleaners.
Thiel's Transport
Popular
Zurichs' Po
SEAT MARKET
Let itis supply you with
,very Choice of Fresh and Cur-
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Ea., always on hand. Kept
:fresh in Electric .Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices tor
Wool, Hides and Skins
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INSURANCE
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insane Co.
OF' WOODSTOCK
RESERVE, BAT, 1�, LARGEST
_ ICE OF ANY,. CANADIAN MUT•
VAL COMPANY DOING RUS1NES`
OF THIS KIND 1N ONTARIO
.:Amount of Insura kcceTelt on Dec,
3irst, 19'3.5, $20,479,730.00
'Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
• $214',627„52.
;dates -44.50 per $1,000 for 3 Year,
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'bed Cars For Sale
We are offering the following Used
Cars for Sale:
1930—Coupe, a good one.
1928 Pontiac, a Bargain.
1927—A good car cheap.
1928—Ford Coach, at $100.
All have good tires, good upholst-
ering and mechanically good; gone
over carefully by us.
L. A. Prang and Son, Zurich
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REACHING THE GOAL
Consumption, as tuberculosis of the
lungs is commonly called, is a wasting
ailment; stubborn to master, requiring
treatment and caro over a long period
home. Then, too, iseldom a coe cured at
mmunieble
disease, especially dangerous to young
,children.
This was fully reaiized by the founders
of the Notional Sanitarium Association,
when forty yawago- they erected the
first hospital in Catneda for the treat-
ment of this disease
T hiS venture mot -with much opposi-
tion and even ridicule. for at that time
it, was firmly believed that tuberculosis
was incurable. It was just one of thes')
things which had to bo. so achy bother
about it.
However-, it was not long before
the regimen of this small hospital began
to ahoy results—people were actually
being cured --going home and talking
about it.
Seth was the small beginning of the
Muskoka, the Toronto and the Queen
Mas, Hospitals for Consumptives, which
now provide for mama than ono thousand
patients.
The progress ,wade azul tha ch n=ee
in outlook is re ffected by these and the
rnany other fine sanatoria throughout
the Dominion,. an& by the largo niunbcx
of public and l,rivato efgaldzations
which to-c3.aY are eparaze ha effort to
overeoma tubercut esis;.
Tho results haver been that' thousands
upon thousaruNbatre been ea a chance
given *cot-
t; for •fie.
mit,teen, b Fa tr PI
menti ,�za1t'1 have been 'left 'without
hope=, aml the rnortality firma this disease
has beerb nacre teed by''fSa%-
With tuberculosis ousted from the
premier position to stnveatir ream ae: the
caruss.. of deans, these is cause for con-
gratulation, but there is also the danger
of the fooling of self complacency and
the siacknning of effort. Nati' the goal
in sight this would indeed ho a calamity,.
for tuberculosis will not: haat its advance
unless it is forced to dee se. This can only
be aceomplisbed with the continued
co-operation
of the
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bisrat largo.
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'Rae • Trustees of the Muskoka. the
Toronto and the Queen: Mary hospitals
for Consumptives aro determined that.
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far as lies within their power, no ono
who waiters from tuberculosis shall be
denied n ehanen to get well. If you
x euld Falx* in this great life saving work,
�Scsa iaf,ion 223 tColl National
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NOMINATION
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
that a meeting of the Electors of the
Municipality of the Township of
Hay will be held in the
TOWNSHIP HALL
In the VILLAGE 'OF ZURICH, on
MONDAY DECEMBER 28th, 1936
at the hoar from one to two o'clock
p. la., for the purpose of Nominating
Candidates, for Reeve and Council-
lors for the Township of Hay for the
year 1937, and in case a poll is de-
manded, polls will be openect on
MONDAY JANUARY 4th, 1937
In the several Polling Sub -Division,;
of the Township as follows:
Poll No. 1, school house No. 2, D.
P. 0., Earl Campbell, Poll Clerk, C,
Prouty. Poll No. 2, school house No.
14, D.R.O., Donald Burns, P.C., S.
McArthur. Poll No. 3, Town Hall,
D.R.O., Wm, O'Brien, P.C., Milford
Schilbe; No. 4, Town Hall, D.R.O.,
Dan Oswald, Poll Cloak, Ayhart He :.
Poll No. 5, School Hoa.;e No. 12, D.
R.O., Urban Pfile; Poll Clerk, Hilton
Truemner. Poll No. 6, Kellcrman's
sstore, Dashwood; D.R.O., Clayton
Pfile; P.C., Arthur Weber. Poll No.
7, School Hon.:'r, No. 3; D.P,O., John
B. Forrest; I'.C., Jp..q. n,, ":'r" all ;ter.
Poll No. 8, Philbert Denomme Store,
D.R.O., P. Ducharme; P.C., Jos Cor-
riveau. Said Polls will be kept open
from 9 o'clock, a.m. until 5 o'clock
p.m. and no longer.
At the name time and place Now,.-
inations will be received for on:'
Trustee for S. S. No. 7, Hay, and if
more than one is nominated ;red ^
poll demanded, said poll will be 1
at Town Hall, Zurich, on January 4,
1937.
FIRE AT BLYTH
Fire swept through two Blyth stor-
es late last Thursday night and for
two hours threatened the entire bus-
iness block of five stores. It was be-
ing controlled by noon the next day,
after the entire block of the two
business places had been dzstroYed'.
The stores burned out were: J. E:
Munroe's hardware store and W. 3.
Thompson's shoe store with the ap-
artments on the second. floor. Smoke
damaged extended through the entire
block to the clothing store operated
by the late Samuel Popplestone, the.
Benjamin Walsh bakery and his ap-
artments, Webster's undertaking par
lors and furniture store and the Dr.
W. J. Milne drug store. The fire
drove M, and Mrs. Munroe and their
three children from the building and
later Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Taman and
Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Walsh left their
aparturents over the bakery shop
when they were endangered. A.. the
occupants• had plenty of time for
their escape.
ANDREW F. HESS,
Returning Officer.
Dated at Zurich, December 5th, 1936
NOTICE
On December 19th, the Babylon
Line and the Goshen Line have or-
ganized a Beef Club for six months
to give them their meat at cost. As
they need a few more members to
uses up a camas; and anyone that
would wish to sign, are to call at the
butcher's house, as the books are
left there. •
William Bend -r, Zurich, Ont.
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Presentation
A goodly number of business men
of town gathered at Fritz's shop on
Monday evening in honor of Mr_
Mr. Everett Heist, prior to his de-
parture from Zurich for California,
and presented him with. a Gladsome
Travelling Bag. Mr. Oscar Flop
read the address, and after which Mr
Haist made a very suitable reply,
Amidst the gathering of business men
was Mr. Haist"s successor, Mr.
Eckel.
The address:
Zurich, December 21st, 1936
Dear Everett:
We have met this evening
to show in a slight degree our esteem
and respect to you. During the past
ten years in which you have been a
resident of this village we have found
you willing and ready to support any
local activity for the good of the
community, in your dealing with the
public we have always found you
honest and ready to do the square
and right thing. You have not only
been one of our .successful ,business
men but you also assisted materially
. in improving the looks of the town
by the fine new bakery you had er-
' acted and all other improvements
• carried out by you during the past
few yeara. as
We want you to accept this gift
a token of high 'esteem and kindly
remembrance which we will always
have for you. If you decide to come
back to Zurich to live at any future
date you will always find a whole
hearted welcome.
Heist
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and We extend to you
our best wishes and theconriphments
of the Se'ason...,
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TAKES XMAS. CHEER
A trucker from Hensall district,
who kindly gave a hitch hoker a ride
from Stratford to Seaforth last Tu-
esday, has about decided to not do
any more good deeds. Letting the
hitch hiker off at Seaforth the truck-
er went into a garage for a few mom
ents and returned to find that two
bottles of Christmas cheer, which h'
had left in the truck, had disappear-
ed. Chief of Police H. Snell was
notified and given a description of
the hitch hiker. Chief Snell, within
a short tame, located the youth and
the "cheer'.' ' The youth will face
a theft charge in police court.
THE DOUBLE -
BARRED CROSS
International Symbol of the Crusade
against Tuberculosis
As armies march across the
their righthistory,
or theirflvongs fors
the case may bo, one custom
seems to have been common to
them all: each carried Sags and
banners on which appeared
the emblem of the cause.
Good or bad, the cause was always
blazoned forth in terms of heraldry
which gradually became a highly speci-
alized study. After the dawn of the
Christian era the cross became a tre-
miselppand with
this emblem their banner, ma
doughty knight rode forth to do battle
for his principles and to save or reclaim
the Holy Land from the Infidel.
Crosses of all shapes, sizes and orna-
mentations have been used by innumer-
able families, cities, orders, guilds.
nations and causes. The Spaniards
found a religious symbol among the
Aztecs which was very rimula: to our
cross. The swastika of Ilitlerism is an
old symbol made of several crosses.
Thus the habit of choosing emblems has
carried over into our modern civilization
and clubs and such peacetime associa-
tions still follow that age-old custom.
It was therefore quite the natural
thing that as the war against tuberculosis
gathered momentum, and nation after
nation took up the cause, that some
international emblem should be chosen
which would bo symbolic. The matter
was given careful consideration for it
was important that the symbol should
be internationally accepted and have a
universal appeal, and yet it should he
decidedly distinct from any already
adopted international symbol such as the
Red Cross.
It would seem that the tuberculosis
campaigners of the eighteen -nineties or
thereabout, deliberately went out after
a symbol that would have something
like the significance and universal accept-
ance of the Red (Geneva) Cross, and
yot be quite distinguishable from it.
They had to avoid not only the Red
Ctoodra
George,
Cross,
Anewand ssaints,
They had also to- avoid the Celtic, the
Greek, the Malteso and the Papal. In
the words of Dr. D: A. Stewart, 'After
that, it would seem that what they
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end took.' And so we have the patri-
archal cross, the Lorraine cross of the
two crusades accomplished, now a symbol
in every land of a new popular, enthusi-
astic and successful crusade against
entrenched tuberculosis, a new crusade
to win back for an the people of the
world the holy Land of Health."
This is the banner under which the
Muskoka, the Toronto and the Queen
Mary Hospitals for Consumptives have
marched these inainy years—tho banner
under which they and other sanatorium
and tuberculosis workers' orgeteratlons
in the Province have won such marked
siiCCCSs,
nut victory can only be won with the
continued effort and the .financial sup-
port of the people et large.,
Your contribution tory National sanies
Tarium association, 223 C'nilege St.,
Toronto will be greatly appreciated,
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It is in all Sincerety that we extend
to one and all the most Hearty
SEASON'S GREETINGS
Wishing for You and Yours' an
overflowing abundance of the ple-
asures, the joy, and the happiness
which is Associated with this Sea-
son, and may the coming Year
bring to You the
PROSPERITY and
PRICELESS GIFTS OF HEALTH
.. AND CONTENTMENT
L.Schilbe & Son
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Zurich Drug Store
At this Grand Yuletide Season We
cannot express our Gratitude in
any more Tangible way than by
Wishing our Many Friends and
Customers a most ri
MERRY CHRIS 1TMAS
and a
PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
Full of Happiness
J. 'MacKinnon, Zurioh
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