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BUSINESS CARDS
LEGAL_
DUDLEY E[01.JNICES
'BARRISTER,- SOLICITOR, NOT-
ARY PPUBLIC, ETC.
OFFICE --Hamilton Street, Just off 1
the Square, GQDERICH, Ontario.
Special .Attention to Councel 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, Saturday
At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK, •
DASRWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
�5^. 11 H. �0iaEN
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURC=EQN
OFFICE:
Main Street
Exeter - Ontario
VETERINARIA.N
Dr. W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc.
VETERINARY SURGEON
Office in the Home of the late
Dr. J. Routledge.
Phone -9 6.
Zurich
A. R. Campbell, V.S, B.V.Sc.
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College, University of Toronto. .All
iiiseases of domestic animals treated
by the most modern principles,
Charges reasonable. Day or night
calls promptly attended to. Also Bre-
eder of Scottish terriers. Inverness
llennels. Office on Main Street.
apposite Town Hall.
Phone 116. HENSALL.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For . Huron and Middlesex
1 AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
duct .any Auction Sale, regardless
as to size or article to sell. I solicit
your business, and if not satisfied will
make no charges for Services Ren-
dered.
ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood
Phone 13-57.
PRODUCE,
Farm 1—: x1uce
WANT ELs'
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
--FOR--
CREAM, EGGS AND
POULTRY
W M. O'Brien
Phone 101, Res. 94, Zurich
BUTCHERS
Zurichs' Popular
MEAT MARKET
Let Us supply you with the
very Choice of Fresh and Cur-
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Ect., always on hand. Kept
fresh in Electric R.efrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
Y
unglani & Son
INSURANCE
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather ;s #« _,ice Cc.
���r.� a
OF WOODSTOCK
THE LARGEST RESERVE l" T
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN 1t i
CAI, COMPANY DOING BIM:y ns& ,
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIU
.Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec.
31st, 1935, $20,479,730.00
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$254,627.52.
Bates—$4.50 per $1.000 for 3 Years
E. F. KLOPP --ZURICH
Agent, also Dealer in Lightn-
ing,
ightn.--
itt Rods Arid all kinds of Fire
Insurance
Put Your Want, For Sale
Lost, Found, Etc. Ads. in this
Column.
FEiTIILIZER
I am taking orders for d high class
grade of Fertilizer. Also keep some
on hand. lrf in need of Fertilizer
you will do well to see me.
JOHN BROWN, Phone 8.84.
WANTED
TO BUY OR RENT
One or two lots in Zurich, suitable
for school gardening. Apply to
George-Deichert, Secretary of the
Zurich School Board, by Saturday
night, March 26th.
FOR QUICK SALE
A lot of choice young pigs fox
quick sale, Apply to Hy. Clausius.
FOR SALE
• A quantity of No. 21 6 -rowed
choice seed barley at 85 cents per
'htlshel,at barn.—Orville Smith, Pan
Line.
FOR SALE
A auant'ty of Alfalfa nay; aero
some timothy hay for sale. Apply
to Mr's. Mabel Snyder, Zurich.
FOR QUICK SALE
Sevc -al good farms for sale. -75
acres grass land to rent. :sinuses ,or
ale in laensalit Exeter. {zrd Macon
-Wm. Pearce, 'Exeter..
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NOW THE
G E M
ELECTRIC FENCER
And One Wire Holds all Stock
Try the Gem Fencer for 30 days on
your own Stock. Stretch a single
strap of barbed wire across the lane
or corner of the yard and connect
the Gem and watch results. Why
put up expensive heavy fences when
one wire will do the job. For full
information and particulars apply to
the Agent:
REINHOLD MILLER, AGENT
Dashwood, Ont. tf37
FOR QUICK SALE
e. 100 acre
farm for quick sale, plenty of water,
well fenced, 8 acres of bush on it
brick house with kitchen, woodshed,
driving slued, pig stable, large bank
barn. Apply to:
Arthur Weber, R.R,1, Dashwood.
Automobile Insurance
Tariff and non -tariff rates with old
reliable companies. Information on
request without any obligation. Also
all classes sick, and accident insur-
ance—Jacob Haberer, Zurich. tf36
"anion Shep
I wish to advise the Public that
I have opened a new Harness and
Repair Shop, at west door in C. Fritz
& Son new Garage, oppoeite the Zur-
ich Creamery. I have eneened Mr
Alex. McKenzie as instructor and am
in a position to take care of -your
harness needs. No old Stock. All
hand work. New stock and hand
sewing. Let us oil and repair your
Harness. A call will be appreciated.
HARVEY G. CLAUSIUS
Zuriclue May We Serve You!
TENDERS WANTED
Sealed Tenders will be received by
the Council of the Township of Hay
up to one o'clock, pan., Monday,
April 4th, 1938, for the following:
For supplying power to operate the
township crusher in WeIsh's pit; con-
tractor to supply drive belt, move
crusher when necessary, supply fuel
and oil for power unit, look after
crusher and keep it in good running
ondition. Tenders to state amount
•er cable yard of crushed material
s!aced in bin. Townshipwill maintain
Y.
r.cshe.a
p y for grease and oil for
;ante ,^.nd supply necessary repairs.
,e lea tenders for trucking crushed
r 'al from crusher unto Township
a at per yard mile.
ender may be made separately
or for whole contract. Successful
contractor to assume all risks in case
of accidents and give a satisfactory
bond for $300.00 for faithful perfor-
mance of work. Contract to be com-
plete on or, before Septemeer lst,
1938, Lowest or any tender not nec-
essarily accepted,
Tenders to be handed or mailed to:
A. P. HISS,
Clerk, Tomtship of Ray Zurich
'RICH I-1Eli 9..I
Mr. Samuel Elsie of Detroit gave
is a friendly call one day last ,week.
Mr. and Mrs, C. 0. Smith and sons
Sordon and Stanley nnotared, to Bad.
;n one day last week,
112r. Hugh MacKinnon, who isatt-
nding Queen's Univesit-y, Kingston,
Tent the week -end at his home here
l\l;r. Irvin D. Smith of Hamilton,
.alled on his two brothers and father
Mr D. Smith, one day last week,
Messrs. Morris Anderson aaad Ed,
1.
Weisser attended a large sale of
turebreu stock held at the I A.C,
Farm, Guelph, last week.
Mm. and Mrs. Oliver Steckle •(brid-
:d couple) are getting nicely.settur,rl
on their farm formerly owneU Sy Ur.
Lloyd Scotchmere, Bronson ; Line
north.
The Hay Township . Mutual Fire
nsurance Co.,officials held a basin
)ss meeting in the Dominion Rotel
on 'Saturday when considerable bus.
'nese was transacted.
The sap season is now in full swing
hut the weather has been a little too
warm for good rune of sap. Ir oriel
'Lo have these there must be frosts at
eight and warm in day tunes with an
Jccasional fall of iwet snow.
Minister to Retire
Rev. E. Burn who will, within n::
ether month have served the Zur c';
-vangelical congregation for • the
past six years, has decided to 'retire
from the ministry at the enol or: the
present Conference year. Confer
*nee will be held on May 3rd to 8th
at Stratford this year. Mr. Burr.
.who is now 72 years of age, has been
n the ministry for 45 years and has
decided to rase a well eelned • rest
They have leveed a dwelling prep, - 1*
in
Milverton anal in due time w;i:
move to that place where they were
stationed for six year before coming
to the Zurich charge.
Spring Is Here
Spring, the most welcome season of
the year, seemingly is -here to stay.
The robins, blue birds, grey . birds,
blackbirds, and several ` other early
arrivals. are here,and we also hear
"te croaking of the frogs in thr
nearby ponds, which is a sure iridic
iron. However, we must not be o
opinion that summer is here, i
, only spring, with its_. changeable
weather, and the cold winds • and tI c
night frosts are apt to visit us at. al -
mos any time. We learn of • snor
curries at the head of the lakes, and
at Avalank the mercury is 10 beam
'o don't be discouraged if the cold
nippy winds will blow again, it is
only spring and not sununez.
W. M. S. MEET
The regular monthly meeting
the St. Peter's Lutheran W.M.S.
held on Thursday evening, Mar
10th. The opening devotions we
'onducted by Mrs. H. Mous�•eau,
:}so presented the topic for the
;Hing. The Moslem of. Yeaterda
This was the first topic of Series
The Moslem World, which are to'
'tudied during the next four .mee
legs. An interesting feature of t
program was the reading of the pe
"Ishmael" by Miss Irene Turltinein
Mrs. E. Klopp, the president, took
charge of the business session.
timely message from Mrs. L. Ka.
flc�isch, Elmira, Secretary of th
Prayer Partner Department was rea
to the members. She pleaded w]
he individual member to pray mor
carneetly and persistently, not •onl
for oneself, but especially for th
labourers in the Vineyard of th
Lord. It was decided to hold th
weekly mission study class on '?'tie.
•lay evening of the coming week.
OBITUARY
George Koch Pasties
his week we are called upon to
nide the passing of a well. known
highly respected citizen or the
munity in the person of Mr. Ge-
e Koch who flied at his home in
hwood. The deceased was born
ermany on June 16, 1856 and as
ung lad of 12 years iniigratodto
ada with his parents, settling .ir-
an Township where he joined the
eran church later coining to Hai
nship he married Miss Anna
oeder in 1885. Several weeks
he became bedfast, not because
ny serious complaint but rather
use he felt weak and tired con•
ally in a coma, he quietly ant4.
efully passed away ion Friday
ruing, March 18th at the age of
years, 9 months and 2 days. He
rvived by his aged wife and 8
ren; 21 grandchildren. The chit -
are: (Mary) Mrs. Joseph Doerr
tirtl, Sask; (Amelia) Mrs. Elmer
Hensall; (Lovina) Mrs. Johr
London; (Alma) Mrs. Clarancr
aay, y, Mt. [Clemens, Mich; (Alb -
Mrs. Russel Pitt, Thorndale;
ord Foch of Utica, Mich; (My
Mrs. Arthur Wery, Kulp/tent,
(Roselle) Mrs.' John Otterbor-
Windsor; 3 sisters, Mrs. Henry
lob of Zurich; Mrs, Joseph Mei-
r, Lambeth; and Mrs. Doro
wick, Sheppherd, Mich; The fun -
vas held on Monday afternoon
his residence to the Lutheran
h with interment in the Bion'
ine cemetery. Rev, T. Luft.
ted. The pall bearers were.,
d and Karl Thiel, Melvin Dale,.
rd Doerr, Victor Kraft .and Em-
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OBITUARY
It is with, grieved ,feelings and
wounded hearts that we are this week
called upon to record the passing of
one of `Zurich's best citizeii.s, suet a
life . that has meant so much to' the
soinmuni�ty at lar„e, as we give the
passing of Dr. Allan James le ucK.in •
non, physician, who doparrou • this
life on Friday March 18th, 1338;
aged 63' years, 10 months and 10
days. Deceased was taken i!1 early
in December last with a col from
which he did not rally. as rapidly,
and then at about C:iristmas time be
made some personal blood tests and
found that his blood stream was in-
fected •with Lymphatic Leucocytheinia
a condition of the blood for which
to the present time no permanent
Jure has as yet been found, A. nunm-
.er of blood transfusions were made,
'nut the disease kept on pulling down
the vitals of life, that was at one
time °o robust a person.
Born May 2, 1874 in Caledon
fcwnahip,. Peel County, of Scottish
parents; son of James MacKinnon
and Eupheinia MacKinnon; was edu-
:ated in Orangeville High School, at-
1,end d 14o_nnal School at Toronto,
.zl:tei which he taught school for throe
,'ears; then teak 'charge of the home
:arm for seven y e After this the
Nall came to his chosen profess re
physician, and in 1908 he entered `_
University of Toronto in Faculty o
Medicine and in 1903 graduat.;,d.
„r graduation his intern:,:.:p w s:
two years in Nev, York in foliar lif-
erent Hospitals: New York Polyclinic
Manhattan Maternity, New York Ly-
ing In; and Erie County Hospital,
Buffalo.
In 1‘,116 Dr. MacKinnon came to
Zurich and bought out the medical_
practice from Dr. Wilson, and has re-
sided here since. • In 1923 and
1930 he took up Post Graduate work
in New York City.
One brother, Archibald John Litt -
Kinnon, barrister of Acton, prede-
ceased in 1918, and a sister, Miss
Mary MacKinnon also c::en some
years ago. Surviving are: His bereft
widow, formerly Matilda Johnston,
with whom the Doctor was united in
marriage is September 1914; this un -
on was blessed with two sons; Hugh
who is attending Queen's University
et Kingston and .Archie at :siome and
who is attending High School at Ex -
:ter. The funeral was held on Sun -
.lay at eleven o'clock, and was largely
attended, many of the medical fra-
ternity being in attendance, also the_
members of the Zurich Masonic Lodge
were represented in body; the -floral
.tributes were also numerous. The de-
narted's 'pastor, Rev. Mr. Peters of
Varna was in charge of the' service
and was assisted by Rev. E. Burn of
the Evangelical church, Zurich. The
Masonic trio rendered a number of
suitable hymns. Interment followed
in St: Andrew's Presbyterian church
cemetery at Caledon where lie the re-
mains of those gone on before oft'ie
family. The pall bearers were: Hera.
Mousse.a t, Walter Eckel, Morris An-
dersen, Lee O'Brein, Menne Oesch
and J. E. Gascho.
LOST A GOOD CITIZEN
• With the pa; sing of Dr. A. J. Mac-
Kinnon last Friday, Zurich loses one
of its best citizens. A man that had 'y(�•u�rv eld,.` St `
always the entire community at heart. `f s7 rb� Qpm wad, kJ
Ever ready to serve to his utmost 3 ..,.
ability and give of his very oest, re- i
gardless of the sacrafice. Remuner- I -�
.hTIa Di
for services were always of Y , ,1
little consideration in his work. Dur • ,, . a ,
mg his professional life in Zurich he .,
performed a cumber of major open-- �m % a..„,
returns which were all very successful.
He received nation wide publicity,
recognition and praise from the med-
ical profession a few years ago when
the family of Mr. John M. Desch
vivre ill with poison from tomatoes;
the Doctor would not Ieave the prem-
ises till the patients were past the
danger period, rendering his services
day and night. Always very inter-
esting in conversation especially in
regard to his chosen profession. And
was considered one of the best
country doctors for diagnosing cases
in this part of Ontario. Truly, he
was a fine example of the well known
poem "The Country Doctor.” A man
worthy to his vocation in life, and the
community mourns with deep senti-
ment the loss of this outstanding pro-
fessional man.
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FRUIT GROWERS MEET
Clinton—Professor Ferguson, o f
the horticultural department, Domin-
ion department of agriculture, Otta-
wa, and Dr. W. H, Upshalls, of the
horticultural experimental st_tio.i
Vineland, Ont., were the guest speak-
ers at a largely attended meeting of
Huron County Fruit Grower's Assoc-
iation held on Friday afternoon in
agricultural board room. The address
dealing nairily with control and er-
adication of injuries insects were il-
lustrated with moving pictures. The
election of officers resulted: Presid-
ent; James R. Sterlin ti•, Goderich
Township; vice-president, R. J.- Mc-
Laughliny Brussels; Secretary -treas-
urer, Ian MacLeod, Agricultural re-
presentative, Minton; Directors, Mus
Irene se .;Smith, D, J. Lasoal George
Dr,_.AMacKmnon,,5o epiw by, Gotleireh Twp., I�.. Casper- Zuric
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School Supplies
All authorized Public School
Book, inch cdir g t1. e New Speller
All Iliph School Text Books etc.
PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC.
Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Perfurnizers,
Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pastes and Brushes.
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Seo Our Supply of Toilet
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