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DEXTAL SURGEON
• At. DEITZ BLOCK—ZtRICH
Avery Thursday, Friday, eSeitviraay
At UABTLEIB'B BLOCK,
DABHWOOD
Zwary Monday, Tuesdays aria
Wednesday
ticensed Auctioneer
Four Huron and Middlesex
1 AM rN A POSITION TO CON-
eiln t sany Auction Sale, regardless
ata to else or article to sell. I solicit
'jailor business, and if not satisfied will
vitake no charges for Services Rem
ARTHUR 'WEBER—Daaehwoorl
likens 18-57.
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MEAT MARKET
Always a good Supply of
Fresh and Cured Meats
lognas, Sausages, Weiners,
Hams, Etc., always on hand
• Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
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a •• MY Yr. . • .
Wants, For, Salt; Lest,
rati,
ail , , �•� .
an =as hLttO , • -Mr Wm. Lamont • made a bafibip s
trip t0 Credit. i nn Friday.
.... : Mr, Lloyd Eidt spent the week*end
st• ria Ii010e iii •Ingersoll..
St, Valentine's Day will be abSery
ed .as usual next Tuesday, February
NOTICE
• Mr. R. J.• McMillan of Seaforth, halth.••
Will address a gathering of the Farm Mr. and Mrs. Arthur in
Haugltt of
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er's Club, 14tlr.,con, Bay in S.S. Nes rs town on
12, on Friday Evening February 10. Wednesday,
Dashwood were visitors
,
Comeandhear the main topics id the i The W. M. S. of the Evangelical
day.
' E. Blake, Horner, Secy-Treas. ening services on Sunday evening. A
special program was arranged, and
Mr. Newell Geig'er was the main spe=
aker of the occasion:.
The fine and almost unseasonable
weather that we have been .enjoying
since the fore part of December
came to a close' the beginning of the
week, andasp we go ..to M.••press old
jack frost with an abundanceof
snow is now prevalent. The sleighs
are running, and it is just so that the
auto can manage to get through, and
it looks more like obt good old Ont-
ario winter again..
BANK OF MONTREAL.
church had. charge of the Sunday eve
For Sale
COAL FOR SALE
We have a ear of good No. 4, and
Chestnut hard coal, for quick -sale.
Phone your order in at once.
Stade & Weido, Zurich.
For Sale
A real good Chen_ Coupe, for sale
very cheap.'
L. Prang & ,Son, Zurich, Ont
FOR SALE
AUTO FOR SALE
Forel Won 1931 Model, First
class condition. Apply to:
Rev. E. Tuerkheim .Zurich
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of Elmer Desch
who departed this life on February
14th, 1932.
Not dead. Just gone before.
Not dead! Oh no! but borne .beyond
the shadows,
Into the full, clear light.
Forever done with mist and cloud
and tempest,
Where all is calm and bright
Not even sleeping—called to glad are 23rd, 1933• The Librarian re-
,
awakemng, ported that the library hada mem-
'�Let Us Serve You�'� jIn Heaven's endless Day • bership of 113, and that the total
Not still and moveless, stepped from number of books in circulation dur-
�n O earth's rough places, ing 103: was almost 3000. The
" To walk the King's Highway. treasurer reported a balance on hand
Not silent—just passed out of earth's of :28.79, the expenditures for the
hearing, ' past year amounting to $121.62. The
To sing Heaven's sweet new song, (Library Board decided to reduce the
Not lonely—dearly loved and dearly membership fees for adults for 1933
loving, froom $1.00 to 50c. The election oof
Amid the white -robed throng. I officers for 1933 resulted as follows:
No not forgetful—keeping fond re- Librarian, Miss L. Faust; President,
•'membrance, Mrs. Geo. Beichert; Vice -President,
Of dear ones left awhile, • Mrs. P. r.'Q'Dwyer; Secxeta-ry-Treas-.
And looking gladly to the bright re- urer, Mr. Kenneth Routledge; -A.ud-
union, itors, Mrs. G. Koehler,'and,MisaAnna
With hand clasp and with smile. I Datars; Book Committee:'(to select
Oh no, not. dead—but past ail fear the books for the adult's),• Mrs. I.
of dying, Kalbrleisch, Mrs. Reith, Mrs. Lee
And with all suffering o'er I O'Brein, Messrs. P. Rowe, Wm. Sie-
Say not that I am dead when Jesus bert, K. Routledge; Book Committee
calls me, to select the juvenile books—Miss 0.
O'Brein, 1VIiss L. Roose, and Mrs. G.
Koehler. The members of the Lib-
rary Board were pleased to see a
favorable increase during 1932, in
both the number of books in circu-
lation, and in the membership, but
regretted to see so few members at
the annual business meeting.
OBITUARY
Where do you keep your .va:uable
papers? •You that have :such :would
be well advised to see the up-to-date
city accomodation, 'which the Bank
of Montreal in Zurich has to offer in
this respect. For a few dollars a year
in rental, you can have a private,
steel box, in the Bank' of Montreal—
a safety deposit box' which can be
opened only with a key by you. The
Bank has just received a new supply
of such boxes from their head office,
and whether ou wish to rent one or
not they will be pleased to show them
to you. Securities, Deeds, Insurance
Policies, Certificates, Receipts and
other valuable papers can all .be kept
in this box, safe' from the hazards of
theft and fire. -
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Zurich
Library Association was held in the
Library Rooms at 8 p.m. on Janu-
a.
gh1 t & Sn
SERVICE
Why We llaTe• the Better
Class of Customers
AMGH CLASS GOODS, U. S. L.
,IRia,TTERIES, MOBILE OiL, - MAR-
liEl UBE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES
AND TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
?arts, }Iohning and Mechanical Work
;1... to Micrometer Settings,
No
•Oue►ss work. Watch the cars that
%T'OP at WEIN'S, They are ,d! HIGH
CLASS CLIENTELE.
IL B. "Wein
DASUWOOD
ONTARIO
'Western Farmers' Mutual
heather Insurance Ca
OF WOODSTOCK
The Largest Business of any
'Canadian Company doing
Business in Ontario -
amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec.
314, 1931, $19.593,724.
Total Cash in9Bank a Bonds
01,.61
yntea—'44.85 Par $i,N! for a years,
E. F. Knopp—Zurich
Aleut. Also Dealer in Liihluiil$ Rods
and all kinds of Fire Insurance
L I VE
POULTRY
WANTED ..
Vahan *very Days tilt a crel7nrk, p.sns.
2114 wit feed Fowl um* roe sing
.itis ba.ua#tt br.
. ►��t Crile Prices
—CASS FON--
CREAM
--C1 A. AND EGGS
W. O'Brien
Thome a 184 Rea. gd , Z;ae ir%
THEHERALD'S
:1OB IDEF tRIMENT
over freadyr to serve the. path-
with, , Comsra Iine.
l 'ting. Get Saar princes
Ae ; �f�''aving voter ander etre-
'else;1106"--
a .Jon.:
To live forever more.
Greatly missed by his parents, bro-
thers and sisters.
- The Local News
The main aim of the weekly news•
paper as the name implies, is to give
new 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.
Many 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-
sion 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 us news items for we are -indeed
glad to get them all. •
BORN
Badour—In Hay Toevnahip; on Janu-
ary, 29th to Mr; and Mrs. John
Badour, a sone
Willert—In Hay T,owtaslzip on Feb-
ruary 7th, to Mrd; and Mrs. Percy
Willert, a son..
Jennison—At • Hay 'Township, on Feb
ruary 1st, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Jennison, a daughter:
Schilbe-- At Hay Township, on Feb-
ruary 4th, to, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Schilbey a sou,.
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AUTO LICENSE TIME EXTENDED
TORONTO—Hon. Leopold Maeau-
lay, Ontario minister of highways,an-
naaancedi the ether day that an ex-
ibrasion, of titre fon the purchase' of
:L:t3.3 vehicle licensee to .February 15
bad been granted .by tine highways
'departmerJt. UstrARy, a month's grace
lobus been allowed motorists, giving
!them. 'aa,tttil jammer ; 3ht, to a twin
;icenscs. The: ]'5-d'ay eytension was
-ranted win irec uests from' pas- Just hake this rose in ••sand of .i i'he' i or, • he to tarnish his own
transport-,,
nget crit daia'e.ts, atti true..` aoarrve're.,". The whitest; 44 white uses" ation. ` Iw
Their Little Freddie Sleepeth
The great white flakes of snow
fell softly o'er his little grave, as
Freddis, aged 6 years and 10 mon-
ths, was laid to rest in Mount Pleas-
ant Cemetery, London. Thus symbo-
lizing anew the white veil of his
baptismal innocence. It was on Jan-
uary 13th when Freddie only child
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hey, of Cred-
iton, fell seriously ill, with spinal
ineningiti,s everything that human
hands could do was done for him in
his great suffering at his home in
Crediton. On January 29th he was
taken to Victoroia Isolation Hospital.
A change came on, God's holy will
was being done, and at 2 p.m. Sun-
day afternoon February 5th, he
went; his way to receive the indisput-
able crown of holy innocence. Rev.
J. Garbutt, United Church pastor,
who conducted the private funeral,
from the W. Harrison funeral home
on Monday morning, at 10.30, ack-
nowledged his unworthyness of speak
ing words even fittingly over this
angelic child. The words of the
Divine lover of children are as of
to -Joy. "Suffer little children to
come unto me, for their's is the King-
dom of Heaven".' It was down in
Galilee, Jesus was preaching to the
multitude. Purity of heart and soul
—forothwith He uplifted a little
child of seven years or 'less, presented
it as a model, as an arch -type of per-
fection, a guarantee to everlasting
glory. "Except you become as little
children, as this little child, you
shall not enter the kingdom of heav-
en". This is the pledge of authority
of exy worods, when I say there is a
new angel in Heaven.
'His grave is not a grave, it is a
shrine,
Where innoocence reposes,
Bright o'er which, God's stars must
i e
,love to 'shine,
And where, when winter closes,
rat Spring shall corn`, and in her
':garland twine.,
Mr, Leonard Prang is on the skit
list.
Mr. Eearl Weido motored to God-
erich on, Monday ' evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith and
Mae were to London on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. John Oesch of Mil-
verton called in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. E. E. Weide is spending the
week with friends in Goderich.
Mr. Wrn, Beaver of Kitchener is
renewing friends, in Zurich Hensall
Crediton.
and
Miss Gertrude, Weber, who has be-'
en laid up with the flu has resumed
her position in the Gascho mercantile,
store.
Miss Ida Routledge, who underwent
an operation in Victoria :Hospital,
London, last week, is improving nice-
ly, and With continued improvements
.vi1l return to her home in another
week' or ten days.
Auto Tires Guaranteed
Much of the confusion incidental
:o tire adjustment claims will ,be el-
.r:iinated by a new guarantee an-
ioanced by all standard -line tire
manufacturers. Tire companies be-
lieve
e-liee that no longer will car owners
find themselpes in dispute with deal-
ers or manufacturers as to tine pal-
idity of their claims. ,The new gu-
arantee, planned' to remope all con-
tentious possibilities, warrants tires
used in private passenger car service
for 9 months or 12 months, depend-
ing on the type of tire, and a guar-
antee certificate accompanies each
tire. All road hazzards, excepting
punctures and running flat, are cop-
ered by the new guarantee and pro-
pision is made for a satisfactory re-
pair or a pro rata adjustment based
on the term of the guarantee. It
will be seen that under this new war-
ranty airowance will be made for
such injuries as blow -outs, cuffs, brui-
ses, rim cuts, under inflation, wheels
out of line, faulty brakes, etc., not
previously copered by tire guarantee.
This is new and definite advantage to
the tire user. Dealers are now sell-
ing tires under the new guarantee and
motorists are warned that a certific-
ate should be obtained with each new
tire.
BEAN .GROWERS ORGANIZE
Acecting thousands of bean grow-
ers
rowers and dealers in Western Ontario
the Canadian Bean Growers' Asso
ciation and the Bean dealers' on Mon-
day last in London took steps to ap •
ply for a charter incorporating both
bodies into a new organization to be
known as the Ontario Bean Growers'
and Dealers, Association, Limited.
Col. the Hon. T. L. Kennedy, Minister
61 Agriculture for Ontario was pres-
ent at the meeting, and gave his ap-
proval to the amalgamation, accord-
ing to V. T:~Foley of Foley & Meyers
solicitors for the association, who
supplied the information. Prominent
representatives of the two old or-
ganisations attended the meeting, it
was said. The President of the new
organization will be Geo. T. Micicle
of Ridgetown; the Secretary will be
W. J. Ferguson of Muirkirk; the
Board of Directors will have repres-
entatives from Hensall, Exeter, Muir -
kirk, Highgate, Ridgetown, Chatham,
Essex, Leamington and other towns
in the bean -growing belt; all officers
and members of the old organizations
will retain their connection with the
new. The directorate includes among
others, W. C. Hubbell of J. B. String-
er & Co., Chatham and J. W. Ward
of Highgate. The object of the am-
algamation is essentially co-operation
between the dealers and growers, ac-
coroding to Mr. Foley. A clause of
the application for charter includes
a statement that the organization is
formed 'to facilitate the growing,
grading and marketing of beans for
the mutual advantage of growers and
dealers." It will be a no -share cap-
ital concern. Temporary headquart-
ers will be situated in London.
Huron County Council
At the recent county council me-
eting we notice the following: That
Norman Lever be employed to lay
information under the Liquor Con-
trol Act, provided by county bylaw
No. 5, of 1931, along with his tra-
ffic duties, this appointment to date
from Jan. 31, 1983.
The Property committee reported
having visited all the offices of the
court house open at the time of their
visit and that they found them in
fair repair, except that the window
blinds of the .council chamber should
be fixed as requested. These are the
blinds on the west side of the court
room, which are to be put back on
the window, so that the sun will not
shine on the judge's face.
The Executive Committee recom-
mended : a grant of $650 each to
Wingham, Clinton, Godorich and Sea -
forth hospitals; that no grant be
made for flower beds around the
court house; that the usual grant of
$25 be given to the Hensall Seed
Show; that $100 be granted to all
agricultural societies holding fall
fairs: that $80 be given to each spr-
ing fair; $80 each to North Huron
and South Huron Plowmen's Assoc-
iations; $15 to each school fair; that
no grants be given to public libraries
this year; that $150 be granted 'to
the Salvation Army; $150 to the Nat-
ional Institute for the Blind; that 35c
an•hr. be paid the corn borer inspect -
4000100 4.
tnspect-
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Fertiiizer PertiJizer •_
We have a good Brand of Fertilizer ,that' we ti►,ll .deliver'
,!!t $19.00 a . Ton. , Let Us Kate Your Orderl
STOCK FOODS
.CC`�'yot1` Stock and Poultry Healthy this Winter -by
using Our Various Brands of Stock and Poultry roods.
• i' ivit. ' and Laying Mash. None Better an the
Markets To -Day
COAL ' COALDon't Forget, We can supply you with the..proper Fuel
5 to keep' your !Horne nice anti cosy all Winter at the
Lowest Possible Cost., Coal, all Sizes, and Coke.
i Good Supply. Always ori Hand.
"We do Custom Seed Cleaning"
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'Agency for McCormick -Deering Machinery Repairs.
L. Schilbe & Son
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PREPERATIONS
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