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BUSINESS CARDS
LEGAL
:BARRISTER,
ARy' �'�U>ESLiC,y Cr. NOT-
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`.FTCE--Hamilton Street, Just off
the Square, GODERICH, Ontario.
Special Attention to Coutscel 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, Saturda
At HARTLEII3'S BLOCK,
DASBW OOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Dr. la H. COWEN
L. D. S.. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
OFFICE:
Main Street
Exeter - Ontario
VETERINARIA.N
Dr. W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc
VETERINARY SURGEON
Office hi the Home of the late
Dr. J. Routledge.
"hone -96.
Zurich
A. R.. Campbell, V.S,
'Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College, University of Toronto, al,.la
seliseases of domestic animals treated
by the most modern principles
Charges reasonable. Day or night
scalls promptly attended to. Also Bre-
eder of Scottish terriers. Inverness
IHennels. Office on Main Street,
r•-siposite Town Hall.
Phone 116. HENSALL.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron and Middlesex
1 Am 7N A POSITION TO. CON-.
uct any . Auction Sale, regardless
;ss to size or article to sell. 1 solicit
your -business, and if not satisfied will
wakeno charges for Services liven
dered.
ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood
'Phone 13-57.
PRODUCE
Farm Produce
WAN N T E
HIGHEST CASH• PRICES
--FOR--
CREAM, EGGS AND
POULTRY
W rn. O'Brien
Phone 101, Res. 94, Zurich
Put Your Want, For Sale
.Lost, Found, Etc. Ms. in this
Column,
WANTED
Experienced Cook, general, fo
family of three. Good wages fo
capable person.—Ramsay, 197 Ridott
St. South, London Ontario.
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NOTICE
CATTLE WANTED
A Farmer in a position to take in
and feed a limited number of cattle
for the corning winter, Apply at
Herald Office.
WANTED
Girl for general house work—
Mrs. N, E "Cook, Hensall, Phone 63
FOR QUICK SALE
A quantity of mixed dry wood.
Apply to Mrs. Mabel Snider, Zurich,
sant.pn.ton^rm.,. ..1y,. --+nwatr-..,
FOR QUICK SMP,
A Sucking colt (Carriage) ; Year-
ling Jersey heifer in calf; a Ford
power jack. Apply to:
Ed. IIaberer, Zurich
WANTED
A housekeeper for two adults,
(father and son), to tales full charge
the house. Apply to Jos. Greer, R.
R. 3, Bayfield.
FOR SALE
We are offering our supply of
buckwheat honey for sale at 6e- a
pound in customers containers.
3. ,Haberer & Sons,'Zurich.
FARM FOR SALE
Pasture farm for sale or would like
someone to lease it and crop half, 2
or 3 years; 120 acres near Clinton.
good buildings with electricity, tele-
phone; 125 acres handy to Brussells
and Wingham, a1I tillable but.3 acres
orchard, all tiled, brick House ' and
bsement barns. Several houses in
Exeter, with and without extra land
and buildings suitable forchickens,
fruit and vegetable growing Write or
see, Wm. Pearce,'' Exeter.:
FAr'- -flu SALE
100 acrea, being lot 15, Con. 7,
Stanley Tp., one mile south of;Varna
'"here are on the premises a Iarge
frame house, bank barn, strawshed,
all lighted g ed by hydro, water in both
house and barn pumpe.d by windmill,
about 12 acres bush and 2 acres or-
chard. The farm is all seeded to
grass except six •acres of wheat and
possession could be given at any
time. A most desirable property.
Apply to Phem Logan, Varna, or to
Box 212 Hensall.
FARM FOR SALE
LOCAL
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4IUR1C1-1 HERALD
Mr. and Mrs.. Elmer W illert of the.
Bend were in town on Wednesday.
Miss Gladys Gingerich has left t;;
attend Normal Sebool ani London..
Mr. 'John Contin of Montreal gave
his Zurich friends a pleasant call one
day last week.
Mr. Harry Price and son Bruce of
Waterloo were Sunday visitors with
the former's sister, Mrs, Annie Kola
hems.
.BORN --At Detroit, on October 1
to Mr. and Mrs. ArthurMeinger .(nee
I illian Weseloh) a son (Robert Ar-
thur. )
Mr. and Mrs. John P, Rau who
spent some time with friends in the
Wes, have returned home: and, report
a pleasant trip, ,
Mr. Ward Fritz made a. Business
trip to Windsor early 'this week and
returning with a few new Dodge
cars.
Mr. and Mrs. Werner" Eilb a; and
family of Detroit were week end vis-
itors at the home of Mrs: Martha
Routledge.
, A goodly nu nber. attended the sup
per given by the Evangelical ch.urcl
at Dashwood last Wednesday c:venine
which was enjoyed by all present. A
spicy program followed the supper.
Mr. and Mrs Martin Warm of
town, Mr. arid Mrs. man 'Oswald of
the Bronson line; 31ir. and Mrs. A.G.
Levy and family of Clinton, -. were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Karl McClinchey, near Chisel)turst.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hagan..who
have been residents for some time in
Zurich are this week leaving for Sea-
forth where they have purchased a
dwelling property. Their many Zur-
ich friends regret their Ieavirig':'
At a special meeting of the .Coun-
cil of the Township of Hay held in
Zurich on Monday eveningof last
week to consider appeals against the
assessments on the Aldworth Muni-
cipal Drain, it was found that no ap-
peals had been entered and . the - .by-
law was finally passed and the Clerk
instructed to advertise for tenders for
the construction work which will be
opened at th
held on Nov.
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aW e Pay a Premium of Two Cents per Pound;
a Fat for Churning Cream delivered at B.
Prompt , our plant.
a .mpt Service and Highest Cash Price Guaranteed
Your Cream Graded, Tested
and Paid for the Same
Day. a
YOUR EGGS AND POULTRY
We also buy and pay Cash for your Eggs and
Poultry at Highest Market Prices, accordingto
grade. Your Patronage Appreciated!
THE ZURICH CREAMERY °a ..r
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a seises esae etoovao 4 ; :.,,._ a ?s.c ,teatr x a:��r�mg?eaas;m
Lea4tiesel cuuatry, where one Soci
miles upon miles of fruit orchards,
grape vineyards, peaches, plums, ap-
ples, eta., most of these are sent to
New York city, as well as other big
centres in the State, As you near the
more easterly section of this highway,
the farming districts and large herds
of dairy cows are evidence oe supply-
ing milk and butter to the cities. Af-
ter leaving the Cartage, N.Y, district im
for an hour or so you are at the foot
of the Aidorandacks Mountains
which are mostly surrounded by r
woods, and large State game reser 4
vations, with its many small l&:e..• u
dotted around the mountains, which
makes the landscape scenery most
beautiful.
The first town of note here is Tup- t4ci 06e/
per Lake, but it seemed to us ,just
like any other town, oily it was built;
on the side of a large; hill. As you! follow .the highway the town of Sar-' - ---.`' +" "`" ' '•x''..,`'.•'..;
antic Lake, about 9,000 population is: ee .•r.4.
a very important place in this region , c
li , praeticall surrouncK, Flosses ! ± � °°
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and nestles very cls.•c li into tae n t:.- If you intend doing any Building or Repairing this Year 5
by. mountains, The city le well built �r
urich t large hotels and caters tier,; we will be pleased to supply you with the finest of
teethe tourist traffic, has a.,in��r :
eccomodation for large conventi
and gathering, .and is also noted
its winter sl erts. When we a'r'
at Saranac Lake it ..as ,•.;';n t
o'clock and talk about a heavy down
pour of rain, which lasted for a
hours; and as we were in an altit
of 2,00 feet, we were just a lit
closer to the clouds, which seemed
"Pour out their blessings"" upo;.i u
The next morning we went on
Lake Placid, known as the wine
playground of North Are r ee,
Saranac Lalce, it lies in a high add
ude, and from here one sees the high-
est mountains; White Face, The Mc—
Intyre Ranges, Mt. Marcy, Etc., all
reach skyward over five thousand.
feet. There is a memorial highway
built up to the summit of White Face
(a toll road) but as we started' on
our way up we met an auto from
Windsor, Ont., who had just return-
ed from the top and they advised us
ons' Building T'aterials. Let us quote you.
foe t SUMMER SCREENS
in } Combination Doors --screens for the summer and g':i ,s
fewf * interchangeable for winter. Will make screens top -:-.9-
udee I ..1.
erly fit your windows, Etc. Etc. Let us havee
your o::ler
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that you were unable to see anything f
as the peak was surrounded by cloud t vl. e a r f 110-w• fii l I i! v
e council meeting to ,:}�e and there was no , visibility, so we av Ord( s for h e
1st, oiled the eight mile uphill P grad' a
coming '�lliter�'s fuel. Prices will
Hydro Off which would elevate us another three 6t
thousand feet phis tie two thousand d
Again practically aII day Sunday we already were above sea level. On
the Hydro power in Zurich was off, a clear day one can see the city of
•:red tno:;e depeniding. 911 hydro stoves Montreal over 100 miles away from
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to supply waarn meals had to beon this Mt.
time of eat cold lunches,. We under It is near Lake Placid that the r
stand the lines between Dashwood :famous Mt. Van Havenberg bob Ste %' tn d1(�j ('('"()Ltlt'�
and Lucan are being rene Feeds
the insulation is getting enc adv o a sleigh run is contested in the winter,
where a number of Europ an noun Plow points t) all
and the work is being done' mo,itiy .tries compete for: speed, and which makes of-:
on -Sundays. We trust that it'Al
soon be completed, radia sts are ,broadcast over the big .. pl of s
P conte 7 �
netweiks, A few minutes drive
Placid a es "you to a 0
quiet and historical spot where the
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, We are in the Market for Red, Alsike, weet Clovers and 3
aTimothy Seeds.
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be higher later 011, so of der now
50th Anniversary Irani Lake Plz id takes -' 'Ernrirani:el Evangelical •Church.
Bridgeport, are celebrating ,,blipir Sot' r>•rains of John Brown, the great
anniversary on October 22nd to 25th atitern slave liberator, are buried
Rev. W. Y. Dreier, the forts ei: pastor :;' a suitable monument is erected.
of Zurich church is the mi iiseter, o.' '' •; as here we accidently met Mr.
the Bridgeport church and •s puttins i Ri; s. J. Kirk from Flint, Touch„
this four clay event over big, The o are known by some people in
public are cordially invited to at. Zurich district. Mr. Kirk's
these rallys. A very interesting pro mother being a sister to the Iate :kir,
gramme has been arranged for each R Dryeclale, after whom the villav
day, and a big :blesing will be the re- of Drysdale was named. Nowhere
suit.could we view the scenic beauty of
the mountains quite so well as at this
A Good Supperll memorable spot.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Rousseau and It made a lovely afternoon's drive
Mr. Wm. O'Brein were on a hunting to Ottawa, Canada's capital, crossing
trip to Michigan the past week. the mighty St. Lawrence river by the_
large number of peopre of thb Rosevelt Bridge at Cornwall. Whenl..?:
rict attended the Varna fowl sup we arrived at Ottawa the day was' NIlast Thursday evening, vvhrels fairly well spent, and we were
in every way a decided spc eels, at Landguests
sdowa Park . camp, whic is
the exception of the weatherman operated by the city and which gro-
a little chilly. The attendance unds adjoin the Ottawa Industrial
e supper was all that could be Exhibition space. The Exhibition
ed for, and of course the mens,: was ` just beginning and as it was
was excellent, and the program folk celebrating its 50th anniversary, it
owing the supper was of a very high: started a few days earlier. This Ex- b
standard. •hilbition in cite would rank some -
'where between Toronto Ex. and Lon -
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dist
per
Consisting of 100 acres of good was
farm land, being lot 16, Con. 11, with
Stanley Township. Farm is equipped was
with good bank barn, frame house at th
and other outbuildings. Good fenced, look
some bush, water in house and barn.
BUTCHERS For further particulars apply to Pro-
prietor, David Stephenson, Jr., Varna
P. 0.
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MEAT MAT KET
'het Us supply you with the
'very Choive of Fresh and Cur-
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Eact., always on hand. Kept
fresh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool,, Hides and Skins
11. Ya ngbiut & Sou
INSURANCE
Western farmers' Mutual
Weather k serance Co,
OF WOODS TOCK
Anti, LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE E OF ANY CANADIAN MUT:
'SAL COMPANY DOING .BUSINESS
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO.
Amount of Insurance at Risk en Dec.
31st, 1935, $20,4799,730.00
Total Cash in Bank and Bonis
$254,627.52.
"Bates—$4.50 per 31.000 far 3 Years
E. F KLOPP---ZURICI
Agent, also Dealer in Lightn-.
"n' Rods and all kir& of .Fire
a.., insumu er IL
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock -and Implement!
an Lot IQ, Concession 11 of Stan-
ley, four miles north of Zurich, on
THURSDAY, O -CT. 21st, 1937
At 12.30 o'clock
Team of good work horses, mare
and gelding; Roan cow 9 yrs. old due
Feb. 18; Red cow 6 yrs. old due
March 4; Blue tow 6 yrs old due
Mar. 10; Red cow 7 yrs. due Mar. 14
Grey heifer 3 yrc due June 1; 1 roan',
steer rising 3 yrs; 2 blk heifers ris-
ing 2; 4 spring calves; York sow due
Oget 28; 75 yearling Leghorn hens,
laying strain.
M. -H. binder ti ft. cut; M. -H. 10-
:lt. steel rake; Deering mower 6 -ft.;
Bisset disk; spring tooth cultivator;
13 spout fertilizer disc drill;
M.R..• bean scuffier and puller com-
bined; .Noxo= hoe drills wheel Farrow
4-si:ction diamond harrow with 2 and
3 Horse evener, hand scuffler, stone
boat, gliavel box; wagon, truck wag-
on,' flat rack, Oliver riding plow'
Fleury NO. 21 t+valkin • plow; Varity
sod plow; buggy, cutter, wagon box:
weigh sealer, M. -H. cutting 'box, set
doubletrees, new neckyeke, colony
house, set badioband ha less, set of
Isreeehing harness, a number of coll-
ars; Fleury /loot pxlpar, Itenfre:v
cream separator, set sleigh'.
TERMS—CASH
Win. .I. Dowson, Proprietor.
(440Ii F lino, Metianee .
So , Clerk:,
Cold Weather don Western,it was very in all its whiteness and cold interacting
to
ness that usually accompany it, was"• attend.
our experience last Thursday, as sev- ' By taking daily drives around the
,city anddistrict one can see many
interesting places; Rideau Hall, the
home of our Governor General is a
well kept and roomy place, the flow-
ers at that time of year are very
picturesque, and as there is no ad-
mittance to tourists into the build-
ings, one wonders what all there is
in the large wings of costly structure.
Around the large grounds trees have
been planted by some British nobility
that have visited these grounds from
time to time.. Parliament Hill is al-
ways interesting, but as we covered
this in our article of two years ago,
when we ^v3'sited the capital, we do
not wish having repitition.
' Leaving Ottawa, we stopped over
at :Gananoque, the heart of the Tho-
usand Islands for about a day and
again enjoyed some of these lovely
.sights. Another day's drive (335
miles) brought us back to what we
call (the best place on earth) namely,
home. ,Regardless of where or how
we live, there 1s no place like our
own homes. 'Then with a Provincial
election only a few weeks away, we
were soon settled down to daily hard
work, and found September the busi-
est•montli in many a year, and as a
consequence did not finii it possible
to publish, in our humble way, these
few thoughts of our ten day vacation
trip, and owing to the weeks of pro-
eastination we had thought of drop-
piag it entirely, but some of our
renders insisted on having an article ;
appear in our columns. 1 .
eral inches of the beautiful white
greeted these parts, the' weather was
unusually cold for this time of year.
and was a great handicap to farmer
who still have a lot of plowing anfl
other outdoor work to do. The frost
was also heavy for a few nights, as
water was frozen over with a heavy;
coat of ice. We are looking for to
spell of nice warm weather after this
but the weather prophets all over tell
us that we are in for the hardest
winter in years, so we will try and
be one of the survivors to tell the
tale the next six months.
OUR HOLIDAY TRIP
In recent years since the automo-
bile has become part of our utility.
equipment, a great many of us find
it almost an annual necessity in or-
der to preserve our health to take a
trip ex two away from home during
the .warren summer months, and it was
on such an occasion that your pub-
lisher and party enjoyed for ten days
during August.
We .have thought that probably an
article of this kind would be disinter-
esting• reading to our friends, but re-
quests have come in so repeatedly
from week to week that eve noov must
submit,
Leaving Zurich on Wednesday'
morning Aug. 18th we arrived at
Niagara Falls bdfore noon and cros-
sed the bridge at +Quenston at about
i tutrely O'clock; here we took 104
Zurich Drub Store
INSECTICIDES
We have a complete stock of
poisons and sprays for the de-
struction of all Binds of irsects
and vermin
We Stock Paris Green, Arsenate of Lead,
Bordeaux Mixture, Black Leaf No. 40, Fly
Spray, Cyano Gas, Sodium Fluride, Common
Sense Rat Poison, Rat Nip, Mothociele, Ant
Traps, Insect Powder and Corrisive
Sublimate,.
See Our Supply of Toilet
Preparations '
NEC