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ARY PPUBLIC, ETC.
'OFFICE—Hamilton Street, Just off
the Square, GODERICH, Ontario
Special Attention to Cennciel and
Court Work.
.fir. Holmes may be consulted at
Goderich by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed.
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DENTAL
qtr. VV. D. BRYCE
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOCK—ZURICH
,Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
At HAETLEIR'S BLOCK,
DASHWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Dr. H I. COWEN
L. D. S. D. D. S.
ENTAL SURGEON
OFFICE.
Main Street .
Exeter - Ontario
VETERINARIA.N
Dr. W. B. COXON, B. d'. Sc.
VETERINARY SURGEON
()Mee in the home of the late
Dr. J. Routledge.
Phone -96. Zurich
A. R. Campbell, V.S, B.V.Sc.
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College, University of Toronto, .All
diseases of domestic email treated
by the most . modern principles,
Charges reasonable. Day or night
calls promptly attended to. Also Bre-
eaer of Scottish terriers. Inverness
Ileum's. Office on Main Street,
posite Town Hall.,
Phone 116. HENSALL.
CENSE AUCTIONEER
For Huron and Middlesex.
1 AM IN A POSITION TO CON-
aduct. any Auction Sale, regardless
as to size or article to selL I solicit
Baur businees ' and ifeDot satisfied will
enak •R f '"charges for Services Ren- is
s3ered.
_ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood
Phone 13-57.
PRODUCE
Faun noduce
WA h :' TED
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
--FOR—
CREAM, EGGS AND
POULTRY
Wm, O'Brien
Phone 101, Res. 34, Zurich
BUTCHERS
,Zurichs' Popular
EAT MARKET
Let Us supply you with the
-very Choice of Fresh and Cur-
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
lett., always on band. Kept
'`fresh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
111 Y un gblut & Sou
INSURANCE
Western Farmers' ,f ideal
Weedier Insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
1I3E LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
MAL COMPANY DOING BUSYNESS
OF 'ilHIS KIND IN ONTARIO
jemorrit of Insurance at Risk on Dec.
31st,' 1935, $20,479,730.00
':Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$254,627.52;
mates—$4.50 per $1,000 for 3 Years
E. Fm Kkkpp-•--Zur cbt
dent,, kiss Dealer ie L.ighfnind Reds
Aled, all kali tit Fite d suirasce
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Put Your Wait, For Sale
Lost, Found, Etc. Ads. in this
Column,
NOTICE
I have a PCV license for hassling
live stock to Stratford, Kitchener,
and Toronto. All stock insured for
full value till weighed in, Give me a
call for rates. Phone /41 Zurich.
Herb Block.
.a,46anuwlaist. a renal,^-_^,ae.2411.,
For Sale
A Your -Ton Weigh Scale for sale
at Blake by Tender. The lowest or
any Tender not necessarily accepted.
Tenders close February 10th, 1937.
Apply fa R. N. Douglas, Blake, t31.
FOR SALE
1 bay mare 6 yrs. old; Black colt
rising 2 yrs; Bay sucking colt; a
few fresh cows; some stocker pig,
'Apply to Samuel Rohner, R, R. 3
Bayfield. Phone 78r11, Hensall.
FOR SALE.
1928 Ford Coach, good running
condition, 4 good tires, only $75.
L. A. Prang & Son, Zurich.
NOTICE
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
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Mrs. Northcott Dies
Thedeathtook place in Exeter on
Thursday last of Mrs. Roger North-
cott, an esteemed resident of Exeter
and formerly of Hay Twp., who pas-
sed away in her. 82nd year. The de-
ceased had been ailing for several
.months but had been confined to her
bed for only a short time. Mrs. North
cott's maiden name was Sarah Gould
She was born in Ontario county,
near Port Hope and when a young
girl moved to the community with
her parents. T:? "18.17 she was united
in marriage . i the late Rager.
and for many years they lived on a
farm where he passed away 12 years
r"o. Shortly after that Mrs. North-
eott went to Exeter to reside. She
is survived by a family of nine chil-
dren..
Short Course Planned
The Ontario Department of Agri-
cultural in eco -operation with the Io -
cal people will give to the young men
of Kirkton district two weeks' school
in Agriculture, commencing on Jan-.
nary 4th. The course will be of a
very practical nature and will incl-
ude stock and seed judging, weed id-
entification, rope splicing and a study
of soil and fertilizer. The course will
be free and is oped to boys and yo-
ung men from 16 years and up. The
Agric. Representatives of both Hur
on and Perth along with R. R. Good-
in, of Guelph wilYbe the instructors.
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Diamond Jubilee
Aprivilege accorded but few was
enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. John Mill-
er, of Exeter North and formerly of
Fullerton on Sunday last when they
celebrated their diamond wedding.
The bride of 60 years ago was for-
merly Mary McNeill, daughter of the
late Alex. McNeill of Fullerton. the
groom, Mr. Miller was from Hibbert
Township. On Dec. 20, 1876, tris
young couple accompanied by ano'•h-
er young couple of Fullerton travell-
ed the narrow road by horse end
buggy to the little Baptist church le
Fullerton village wrere they were un-
ited in marriage.
HOW TURKEY CHANGED
THE CHRISTMAS FARE
dI Among the culinary gifts from
the aboriginal inhabitants of Nortl,
America to the white man—corn-
meal food§, pemmican, succotash•
pumpkins, squash, sweet potatoes.
fish and wilcl fowl and dame and
'beans baked in clay. maple syrup and
'maple sugar—roast turkey stands
supreme, Nearly three hundred ye
ars have passed since the American
turkey displaced the vaunted .Sir
Loin and Baron of Beef from their
oroud positions on the British Christ -
ems tabis and vanquished forever the
laims of roast guinea fowl, quail,
eranes and swans as the Christmas
nasterpiece of the festive board. In-
tend, to -day so del ' ,;nn,. is the North
\mindere?) 1.; •d that ('hr k tmne fhro
«,1` S' "e• -lie; reseal ing 1tr(rr'lcl IF
clot. Christmas without a turkey,
ZURICH HERALD
'4ALbardie na
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Emerson
Smith on December 31st, at Clinton
Hlospital, a son (Gerald Emerson.) ti
Terriiiic floods are going down the
Ohio river to the south of ne, this
river which is on the worst rampage
in history is at some places 80 feet
deep and is devastating homes and
property as it goes along. Nearly
million people had to abandon thein
homes to save their lives from drownA
ing, and the damage done will rte
up into the millions of dollars,
Free Show!
J. I. Case Co., is putting a talking,
and sliding picture show of the
Tractors and farm implements oat
in the Town Hall, Zurich on Thui'reir
day night, January 28th at 8 pan,
Music will be furnished for a nice
entertainment before and after the
show. Be sure and bring your fame
ily and friends 'along. I welcome
everybody.—John Hey.
Thank You!
CREDITQN
About thirty friends and neigh-
bors gathered recently at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Zwickor, in
honor of Mr, and Mrs. ,Gerald Zwick-
er, their son and bride on their re••
cont marriage.
Mr, and Mrs. Telfer, manager of.I
the Bank • of Commerce, Crediton,'
read an appropriate address and Mr
Peed Derr made the presentation r •
a bridge lamp. Mr Zwicker suitably
replied to the presentation. .Progr
essiye euchre concluded an enjoyable
evening.
HENSALL
Died in Hor.1ilton
Relatives in torn received word of
the death of Lloyd Stacey, youngest
•'jn of John and the late Mrs. Stacey
of Hensall: Deceased was in poor
health for some time. He r-.assed a-
way in Hamilton Hospital Sunday
last. He was in Hensall about 4<,
years ago, and span` his s oen-
days here. living in ' .er ears * et.
Sonrcoe. He leaves to moria h
We are in receipt of the following loss his widow and five children,
letter for which we are very grateful . reside in Simcoe, hi father, Jn
Jan. 19,1e37. Dear Sir ---I am! Stacey and one brot a_lrnr st ho
enclosing renewal for Herald. The • of Hensall: • The frnerel was he
weather is cold to -day 35 below zero' from his home erste; men- of S'reeo
this morning, roads, that is sideroads Ile viae a nexhcw of Mrs. Davi
are ail blocked, stock is wintering Cantelon and Mrs. E. Rennie of th
good. Many people confined to bed village, who attended the funeral.
with cold and flu. The heavy snow,;
is driving the wolves out .of the tire- STANLEY TOWNSHIP
ber into the open places. —Sincerely
Simpson Geiger, Bacoo, North Dak.. Mr. Orville Stephenson of Marlette
MATT. REGAN DIES Inch_, called on friends here on
Matthew Regan, a well known far "Sunday, he brought •-'ith. '',i•-2 '•' •
mer of McGillivray Township, near donaunt Mrs. n.,ice who hasstspen of Pilst
Mount Carmel, died after a wee'k's Mound, tgan:, spent the past
illness with pneumonia. He was in.. month Mrs. at Marlette.
his 75th year. He is survived by his d nt an M. ,ratio who recently
wife who was formerly Miss Mara• t uulerwent operation in Woman's
Glavin; seven daughters and three •. easedllege to Hospital, progressingToreto, we are
or -
sons who are at home also three dn. 'a ys and we hope is he will soon be
ughters. There is a brother at Lucap . p
able to return to her home.
and two sisters living. The death tai- Henry Hayter has returned
ing place Monday, burial at Mt. Car- o Tier home here after spending
mel, R. C. Cemetery p '
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RETIRING REEVE HONORED lied Detroit.
The members of the council and Mr. Robert McClinehey is visiting
the officials of the Township of Ste- 'rdr his sister, Mrs. W. H. Stephen
on o£ Marlette.
phen together with their wives gatli-
Bred at the home of the retiring reeve .11;'.1-1 1 L L S G r E E N
Mr. Wm. Sweitzer, Last Tuesday eve- ,
ning and in the course of a pleasant
evening presented Mr. SYveitzer with +. A sur prize party was l:.'ld
a leather travelling case. The address ?esclay evening at the flame :lir
and presentation was made by the d lira. W. David on. T!ze oc w:;
Clerk, Mr. Herbert K. Silber and Mr a ea of two birthdays was celebrated.
Sweitzer expressed his appreciation. f+Trss Annie Jarrett visited her
of the splendid gilt and spoke of the ti tint and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. D. B.
many pleasant associations he had'tva dors..
made during his long years in =unit- +Ir• George Stephenson of Walker..
ipal life. The evening was pleasantly. f ' Bent a few days with his parents
:Tent in games and contests and. re ' . ail Mrs. Robt, Stephenson.
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wColder Days will soon be babe again, andprovision
?must be made with suitable Fuel to keep the home
warm and comfortable. We can supply. practically
Q all the called for grades of Coal and Coke with
0 prices very morerate... Let us fill your bin!
' ▪ Master and Pioneer Poultry Feeds
Plow points to - fit all makes of
plows
freshments were served at the close, J `Tr. Schultz has purchased the i the
;where Mr and Mrs. M. Tully' t
W. M. S. MFF'I` ' een farming for the past 'few EA
;sr They intend leaving beforel 0
The W.M.S. of Blake United church icing. We will be sorry to see them cg
held the January meeting at the # go, as they have proved to be fine j
home of Mrs. R. N. Douglas, of neighbors during their stay in this
Blake. Mrs. Thomas Dinsm .. e pree- community.
ided. The meeting was opened • by , 'Mr. Lorne Fleischauer who hes
singing hymn 637. Mrs. P•.ebcrt bit -j been engaged on the farm of Mrs.
Bride read the Scripture lesson from IStephan, has resigned and has gone
Psalm 46. Mrs. C?arence Parke read ! to Zurich for the time being.
the devotional leaflet followed by i •Mfrs Dolly Hagan spent a few days
prayer by Mrs. Wi11 Carnia. The min- , ite Zurich this week with friends.
utes of the last meeting were read I Mr -Fred Brock is cutting wood
by the secretary, Mrs. Samuel Hey, near Kippers these days.
then the roll call. Another hymn The latest report
we hear
was sung and Miss M. A. Johnston ; Mrs. -Lydia Troyer is improving
led in prayer. Miss Beatrice Man -1 Which:we are pleased to know.
son gave the topic. The meeting
was closed by singing hymn 500 and
the Lord's Prayer in unison. Lun'h
was served and a social time enjoyed Ammual Meeting
Annual Meet_ng Zion Lutheran church held its an- I
The annual meeting inof the Exeter need meeting on Monday,pJanuary i
Agricultural Society was held in the I otg, The financial report of the
with -
Town Hall; Friday last. Wm. J. Smit • i congregation and organizationsda l
nn the �chtrrch were presented and all
acted as chairman. The financial re- l of them showed a healthy state of
port showed that the society had a t affairs. Messrs. L. H. Rader and
successful year with a splendid bal- Feed iSchlundt were elected to succ-
ance on hand. The election of offic- ! eed the retiring officers Messrs. Mar-
ers resulted as follows: President, ,tin Laub and Ernest Rader. Other
Wm. Coates; lst vice, Dan Dew; 2nd routine matters of business were
vice, Win. Oestreicher; Directors E.. disposed of under the able chairman -
J. Shapton, F. Ellerington, G. We$- ship of Mr. L. H. Rader. The pastor
cott, C. Fisher, L. Robinson, T. Pryde • Rev, Theo. Luft reported in his par-
.'DASHWOOD
that
now
Dr. Steiner, C. Rowe, Geo. Armstr-
ong; lady directors, Mrs. Howey, Mr:
Thompson, Mrs. Jaques. At a meet
ing of the directors which followed
R, G. ,Selden was reappointed secy.
and R. N. Creech, treasurer; W. .11,
Boise and J. Moffatt were appointed
auditors. The dates for the fair we-
re set for Sept. 21st and 22nd.
OBITUARY
Edward Krueger Passes
There passed away at his home in
Stanley Township on the Goshen line
just north of. Wagner's corner, Ed-
uard Krueger, a highly respected re•
ddent who has been i11 for some time
vith a blood condition. About the.
.first of December he was taken to
Minton Hospital where he remained
'or a few weeks and on December
30th he was returned home, and he
gassed peacefully away on Tuesday,
' Tanuary 26th, in his 37th year.. It
vas nine years ago when Mr. Krue-
;er, accompanied by his sister, Leo•
radia tame over from 'Germany and
;omnlenced earning a very creditable
living in these parts of Ontario and
had made many friends during these
nears. He is survived besides hi:a
sister here by a father, 2 brothere
end four sisters in Germany. The
funeral will be held on Thursday .af-
ternoon from his home Stanley,
St. Petet's Lutheran church, Zurich.
'or service, followed by interment in
Lutheran Cemetery.
oehual report that the congregation
numbers 475, baptised members 343,
Communicant members and 101 vot-
ing members. During the year 1936
the Lord's Supper had 472 guests, 9
children were baptised, 1 marriage
and 2 burials. Zion Lutheran church
is looking forward to another succ-
essfulyear in 1937.
The main aiin of the weekly news•
paper as the name implies, is to give
news of its own district. It may have
other aims, such as to give the mer-
chants a chance to tell of their goods
in its columns or' to try to influence
public opinion through its editor•-
ials, but first of all it must give the
news. Some of this news is not easily
obtained and no editor can cover it
all without assistance. Especially is
this true when you have visitors.
Malty of the ladies think .that per-
sonals are the most interesting read-
ing in the whole paper. Your visitors
are usually glad to have their names
appear, so send them in. Sometimes
people come .in and give the impres-
Siont that they are asking a favor
when they want us to insert the
names of their friends who have been
spending a few days with them. No
person need feel that way about giv-
ing as news items for we are indeed
glad to get them all.
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SEEDS! SEEDS!
We are in the Market for Red, Alsike, weet Clovers an
Timothy Seeds.
Coal and Coke at I-lensall and Zurich at all Times.
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