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ZURICH HERALD
BUSINESS CARDS
LEGAL,
D UDLEY EI lloLME
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT-
ARY PPUBLIC, ETC,
OFFICE• ---Hamilton Street, Just off
the Square, GODE:RICH, Ontario.
Special Attention to Conncel and
Court Work,
;Mr. Holmes may be consulted at
Goderieh 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, Saturiay,
.At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK,
DASHWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
VETERINARIAN
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.\I.Sc.
•Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College, University of Toronto. All
vi3seases 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
Etenneis. Office on Main Street,
-mpposite 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
Fart. Produce
WANTED
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
—FOR --
CREAM, EGGS AND
POULTRY
Wm. O'Brien
Phone 101, Res- 94, Zurich
13. UTCHERS
uricb s' 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 Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
:drool, Hides and Skins
tiY n tY & Son
INSURANCE
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance "Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
SIE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
VAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF, THIS KIND IN ONTARIO
Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec.'
31st, 1.936, $22,391,527.00
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$273,613.47,
Rates --$4.50 per $1,000 for 3 Years
E. F. KLOPP.. -ZURICH
Agent, also Dealer in Lightn-
ing Rods and all kinds of Fire
Insurance
Put Your Want, For Sale
Lost, Found, Etc, Ads. in this
Column.
Poultry and Eggs
WANTED
I am in a position to pay highest
Cash Prices for your Poultry and
Eggs on a graded basis at my house,
Thos..a MEYERS
Zurich - Phone 116
SWUM
NOTICE
FICA(. NEWS
Mr. Paul Jeffrey of Detroit was a
visitor with his another, Mrs, Ayotte
of town.
Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Smith of De-
troit are visiting relatvies here for a'
few days.
Sorry ,to report • that Mr. John
Douglas of the town line, Stanley, is.
on the sick list.
Mrs. C. Either was a visitor with
relatives in Herisali and Chiselhurst
over the week -end.
MissPearl Wurtz attended the
wedding of a relative at Listowel on
Wednesday last.
A moving picture • show represent-
in•g Uncle Tom's Cabin will be given
in the Zurich Town Hall this Thurs-
FOR ,RENT—Comfortable brick day evening.
house in I-Ierisall, has garage and Mrs. C. Ayotte who spent a few
stable, Hydro, soft water, good gar- days in Detroit, has returned to he
den, etc. Possession October l.st. Ap- aorta, here.
ply to Mrs. Sarah Broadfoot, Zurich,
Phone 13-88. Monday of next week will be ob
E•OR :SALE
Top Buggy like new for Quick -
sale. Apply to Mtg. Jos. Rau, R.R.
2, Zurich.
ser-
ved as Thanksgiving Day in Canada,
and a pablic holiday. Surely, we all
have much to be thankful for.
Loyal poultry produce :nen are
kept very busy these clays as a large
number of fowl .is being dressed and
marketed.
' Mr. Clarence, iMsses Laura an
Dorothy •Gascho of the Bronson line
1r. and Mrs. Seth Amans of Zurich
Jersey Caw, nine years old, still l were week -end visitors wi:- friend
milking, apply to: Fred 1!'IeEc pan, R. around Buffalo and Clarence, N.Y.
R. 3, Layfield, Phone 624-r :4 Clinton. Mrs. Andrew Coxon, ..irs. Joh
Hiller and daughter and Miss Orr o
Milverton, attended the m'eeellaneoas
shower held at the home of Mr. and
":;re. Win Pacer in honor. of Miss
Ann Overholt, bride elect, last Wed-
nesday evening,
Almost every fall fair in this d
trict has its aftermath and Zurich w
no exception this year, eta
things which is regretable was th
one of the visitors was relieved
:$60.00 by a pick -pocket, which
our way of thinking is a very nncre
itable way of making gain. The the
was reported to the police, but wh
was it, is the question.
FOR SALE
Ga.ra
Come and purchase your Aut-
omotive .Requirements from
Zurich's oldest established
Garage and Service Station.
We can supply.. your needs
Expert Automobile repairing.
Acytelene Welding, Tires,
Batteries, Oils, Greases and
repairs.
LUNCH ROOM
And clean Rest Rooms at your
Service
. MOU SSEATJ
Phone: Day 103.- Night, 47
Monday, Oct. 3 began the new year
for the Zurich Women's Institute.The
room was decorated for Hallowe'en
and the rneetaig opened with the
Ode and prayer, a sing -song was led
by Mrs. H. Hess with Mrs. O'Dwyer
at the piano. Mrs. P. Haberer gave a
interesting account of a trip ste had
to Quebec the past summer, Margaret
Hey played the piano. A humorous
reading by Miss Pearl Wurtz, a poem
by Mrs. McAdams, Mrs. Hess then
taking charge of the business, after
which lunch was served.
TIME LIMIT FOR APPLICATIONS
By amendment to the Farmers'
Creditors Arrangement Act at the
last session of Porliament, December
31, 1938, is fixed as the limit for ap-
plications to be received under the
Act in the Province of Ontario. It
reads: "No proposal shall be receiv-
ed in either of the Provinces of Man
itoba and British Columbia latnr than
the 30th day. of June 1939, nor in
any other Province except Sask., and
Alberta later than 31st day 'of Dec-
ember ,1938, provided that this sub-
section shall not apply to farmers
who are soldier settlers within the
meaning of the Soldier Settlement
Act."
BORN.
Bedard—At Hay' Township on Sept-
ember 30th, to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Bedard, a daughter.
Denon-ine—At Hay Township, .on Sep
teariberr. 27th, to Mr. and Mrs. Rern-
mie Denomme, a daughter,
Regier—At Hay Twp., on September
28th, to Mr. and Mrs, Fred Regier
a daughter.
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NEW BRIDGE BEING BUILT
The first big undertaking in con-
nection with the taking over of the
Thames Road as a Provincial High-
way is now well under way with the
construction of a new bridge about
three miles east of Exeter and the
elimination of much of the grade on
either .side of the bridge. The old
bridge, familiarly known as the Jef-
frey bridge has been removed and
the new bridge will be a reinforced
concrete, rigid frame bridge. It .will
have a 65 foot span with 30 feet
clear road a five foot sidewalk a-
long one side. The hills on either side
of the bridge are being cut down 3
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ed at the foot of the hill rars:ng the
roadway about four feet six inches.
WEDDING AT GUELPH
Coxon—Overholt
A quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized at Guelph on Saturday,
October the first in which Miss Ann
May Overholt was united in marriage,
to Dr. W. B. Coxon, both of Zurich.
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FIRST HEAVY FROST
The season's first heavy frost ar-
ived early on Sunday morning Wa-
kening flowers and tender vegetab-
es in this district. Only the hardier
lints escaped in the open but with
most crops harvested there was lit-
11 le actual damage. The 1-illing• frost
as later than usual in its arrival. A
imi'lar frost arrived about a week
arlier last year and a full month
artier in 1936.
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SHED IS DESTROYED
The Hensel' volunteer fire brigade
ought a good fight on Friday night
saving the Anglican Church and an
djoining barn when fire destroyed
e sheds to the rear of the church.
ire broke out in the sheds at about
p.m. and burned them to the ground
Sparks and flames were carried by
e win.i to the 'Lane church build
g and to a barn nearby. However,
playing their water hose on the
ofs these two'buildings were saved
xeFire Chief Dr. Camphor: Loo': ch --
go of the volunteer brigade and
eiri helpers. Origin of the fire is un -
own,
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we will be pleased to supply you with the finest of
• Building Materials. Let us quote you.
SUMMER SCREENS
++ Combination Doors -.screens for the summer and glass
+ interchangeable for winter. Will make screens to prop-
erly fit your windows, Etc. Etc. Let us have your order
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THE FAM')LY
SHOE STORE
We have a good line of Fall
Footwear for every member of
the family; from Grandfather
down to Baby. Work Shoes
and Dress Shoes for Men and
Women, School Shoes and
Fine Shoes for Children.
All at Low Cash Prices
TRY US ON REPAIRING
E. J. DATARS
Your Shoe Man
Phone: Shop 82.
Residence 43
Zurich's
Ladies' Wear
Located at
MOUSSEAU'S LUNCH ROOM
Zurich — Phone 103
JUST ARRIVED—A Shipment of
Girl's School Dresses, Skirts, and
Tunics. Come and see them, also
Winter Coats at Reasonable Prices.
Don't forget to give as s Call!.
EMMANUEL Ir
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
C. B. Heckendorn, B.A., B,D.,
'Minister
Mrs. H.1.0. Hess, Organist and Dir-
ector of Mus:c
10 'a.m. Thanksgiving Service. Sub-
ject: "Thanking God for Peace."
11 a.m.—Sunday School
7.30 pan. Subject: "The Youzq Peo-
ple in the program of the Church"
Special: "Youth interviewing th
Pastor,"
"Vulgarity and Spiritual:t;/ are op"
posed one to the other. Where God i:;,
there is purity."
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK.
In... Canada and the United States
the. -week of October 9th to lbth is
oeing a.,served as fire Prevention
Weer. r1110 Lomimon Fire Prevention
Association in co-operation witn 1 ro-
vincial Fire Marshals, local Fire Chi
efs and others are co-operating with;
ah Le organizt.tions in the furtherance:
of the aims of Fire Prevention, n--
j,out 1300 people are burned to Beata
-and a much larger number are injur-
ed by fire in Canada every year. The
recorded loss of property..by lire in
Canada during the 15 years, 1922 to
193'7, exceeded $525,000,000. In oth-
er words, at our present burning rate
approximately one human life is sac-
riuced and $97,000 worth of proper-
ty is destroyed every day in the year.
Some Brief Notes On
Canada Temperance Act
No.
3--r-Why Suspension was asked.
Among the counties that reverted
for self-•pro.teetio:r to the Canada
'.emperance Act was • brougnt into
operation in Huron in May of that
year eleven of the sixteen t.,wnsnrps
and in addition the 'Town of Canton
were under local option saw. During
the progress of the war, Lice Ontario
1 emperance Act, imposing ; e-ovnice-
wide prohibition of retail sale, was
passed in 1916.
There is a natural development in
laws to meet changing conditions and
gro,iing abuses which appear 4.rtn the
passling of time,.'The liquor laws are
no exception and the provincial Act
of hefts carried more arnple provision
than tieborninion law 0.L .. ."3. it
also carried heavier penalties. But
the general rule that when a Domin-
ion act and a provincial act coyer I w
the same charges, the Dominion Iaw
takes precedence, prevented the app-
lication of these heavier penalties in
Huron and other counties under the �^
Canadian Temperance Act,
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QUALITY DRUGS
School Supplies Stationery
School Supplies
SUPPLY OF LATEST BOOKS IN STOCK
One Cent Sale
SPECIAL lc. SALE
Peposent Antiseptic, Reg. 50c., 2 for .............51 c
Fitch's Hair Tonic, Reg. 55c, 2 for 56c
"STOP THAT COLD"
C. B. Q. Tablets
25c
Dr. King's Nose and Throat Drops ,,, 25c
Bronchial Syrup, 8 -oz for 5 0 c
Cough Checkers for 25c
POPULAR MAGAZINES
FULL LINE OF TOILETRIES
COMPLETE STOCK SMOKING SUPPLIES
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Zurich Creamery and ob-
tain correct weight, test and
Highest Market Price. We-
pay 2 cents premium. per lb.
butterfat for all Cream de-
livered to the plant,
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We also buy and pay cash
for your Eggs and Poultry
according to grade.
We are Local Agents for
the Viking Separator. Let
us Demonstrate this high
quality Separator for you!
The Zurich Creamery
1 High quality bowl --closer skim-
ming —more profit.
2 Perfect neckbearing •— assuring
years of dependable service of
the mechanism.
3 Proven durability.
4 Highly endorsed by thousands
of users.
Durable materials, expert work-
manship and sturdy construction
are featured in the Viking Separ-
ator. We make sure that every
machine sold continues to give
satisfaction.
Seven Models—One Quality
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In order to secure the complete
application of the provincial prohib-
itory law, the Canada Temperance
Act was amended so as to provide
for the suspension of is to perations
on petition of the e-ectors concer.i;;d.
Huron, Perth and Peel took advant-
age of this provision and in each
county the operation of the Act was
suspended by order of the Go.e'nor-
General in Council. The terms of this
suspension provision were a bit in-
definite. The suspension was to con-
tinue as long as the provincialstat-
ute continued to be as roatrictive as
the Canada Temperance Act.
Both the introduction of the Can-
ada Temperance Act in these count- A
fes and its suspension were due to it
the legally expressed desire of the �?
people of these counties for more
complete restriction of liquor; and
this attitude has been so pronounced •
and persistent that the liquor inter -
gists have not dared to challenge it fit
by a vote on the question, preferring p1
to carry on a ssa.botage of the lttw 3
and the will of the people Through s
• nrstru'nelitality of the Ontario
iovornment.
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Service in Custom
Grains and Seeds
to -date Equipment.
Wheat Cleaning. Also other
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