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;lam Square, t$ODERICEi, Ont exio.
paciaal .&ttention to Coen el and
Court 'Work.
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Ireoderich by Plume, mazie, raa:ml Plsone
charges ravened.
Dr. I, Mei C O W E N
L. D, el, D. D 3.
DENTAL. SURGEON
M DI ITel BLOCK—ZURICH
leerisry Thursdays Friday., Saturday
At HARTLi3?1 i° 1 BLOCK,
.DABH:WO.O1
Lr -very Monday,. Tuesday sba
Licensed Bonner
For Huron and Middlesex
1 AM IN A POSITION TO CON-
-Theta any Auction Sale, regardless
Ala to size or article to sell. 1 sollcxt
vet r business, and if not satisfied Neel
,mss no charges for Servit Ren -
red.
Al fegUR VEB.ER—Dashwood
wens 18-67.
.Zurichs3
Popular
MEAT MARKEMARKET
Always a good Supply of
Fresh ane! Cured Meats
ire:lognas, Sausages, Weineis,
Hams, Etc., always on hand
Highest Cada Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
`Let Us. Serve Your
Yunghi it & Soma.
SERVICE
_Wily We. have the Better
Class of Customers
imam CLASS GOODS, 0.,IS
1RTTERIES, MOBILE OIL, IVIAR-
IleiLUBE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES
..tl 4D TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION;
arts, Hehning and Mechanical Wor'IC
:eras to Micrometer Seabees, 1io
amaze work. !'Hatch that ears it ant
IMP .at WEIN'S, Thee, are all HIGH
CLASS CLIENTELE.
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ONTARIO
-Western Farmer's' MutuaJ
Weather Insurance Co
OF WOODSTOCK
The Largest Business of any
Canadian Company doing
Business in Ontario -
mount of Instcrartae at Biala on Teo..
21et, 1981, 619,593,724. ,
i ota1 dash in Bank aucl Bonds
$199,101,.61
ntes-44m per %Los este • 8 ysaa .
E. F. Klopp—Zurich
*gest, Also healer in Lijhinind Rods
and all kinds of Fire Insurance
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WANTED
Mak** every Day till • ! oeceock, p.m.
i*. net feed 7 Fowl came morning
when brought ice.
�t Cash. Pulte
--CASH FOR—
CREAM AND EGG`
Ws 0'' >den
mous 191, Res. 9. Muria
THE HERALD'S
3010 DEPARTMENT
alever ready to serve the pub.
tic with Commercial and fine
•l'itinting. Get our prices be -
Aloe I ,ling' your order el -
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Found t)tla *9 Ete. Ade
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FOR SALE
'Two fresh cows, 6 years ale, for
quick sale apply to..
Edward Haberer, Zuric"la.
NU 1 it;
R tessrs. Garnet Weeper and 'Melvin
Brown have xnutually agreed to look
after the needs of Zuzrielr in the sup-
plying of fish, They will make their
calls at each week alternatively_ Pat-
ronize your horns citizens.
NOTICE
I have purchased a chestnut Hack-
ney Stallion,is well mariceci with
three white legs and a :mice white
strip on face, I will announce his
route as soon as possible.
John Hey, jr., Zurich.
NOTICE
I hereby wish to notify the people
of Zurich and Hay Township, that
after May 20th I will make shy an-
nual rounds in the capacity of Health
Inspector, and ask every citizen of
the connnunity to have all their yards.
outhouses, stables, etc., cleaned and
in a good condition to pass the sani-
tary laws, and also that people are to
have all ashes removed, and refrain
faxen throwing broken glass of any
kind on the roads. By Order.
Jul. Block,Inspector.
FOR SALE
We have a few- of last year's New
Ford Cars, while they last .at $100.
less than this year's low prices.
L. Prang & Son, Zurich.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that Ed-
ward Deters, Sr., of the Village of
:Zurich, has been appointed Inspector
to enforce the provisions of the Nox-
ioYas Weed Act in the Township of
Hay. By 'the said. Act every occu-
pant of land,• or if land is unoccu-
pied, the owner, shall destroy , all
weeds designated noxious by the re-
1
Mr, Ward Fritz spent the.
end in Windsor,
The •local fishermen report
catches of fish in the trap nets
Miss Edith Klapp who is at
ent at London, .spent Sunday
her parents here,
Mr. Irvin D. Smith of Ha
called on his brothers her o
last week.
The auction sale advertised for in
Zurich on Monday was not held as
a mutual settlement was made which
cancelled the sale. • '
Mr. and Mrs. Milne Rader and
Mr and M Whit - k hire
*reek -
good.
pros -
with
milton,
me day
i rs't . ii'ney Br ens
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Wein, Crediton.
The Evangelical Young 1'epole's
League spent a very pleasant social
evening in church last Friday even-
ing.
Mr. E. E. Weide is making sone
extensive improvements in his house
by the addition of some new wood-
work and oak floors.
Mr. Herb, 1Iousseau has 'purchased
a very valuable" Spaniel dog, which
a prominent nimrod of town advises
us Herb, will use in bird hunting.
At the auction sale of -Che farm
recently owned by Mr.. Elmore Thiel
on the ZuriFeh road, three miles east
of town, the farm was purchased by
Mr. George Koch of Dashwood.
Rev. J. H. Stainton, B.D., pastor of
James Street Church, Exeter, report-
ed to police on Sunday evening the
theft of his motoor car from his gar-
age. The car was a coach with lic-
ense number 0-246.
Mr. William Jennison, of the Blue
Water Highway, two miles south of
St. Joseph, has leased the I20 -acre
farm, known as the- Laframboise
farm, from Mr. W, D. Roach, Wind
sor, the present owner, for the sea-
son of 1933.
The heavy rains since Sunday ev-
ening have fairly soaked the Iand and
farmers as well as gardeners are un-
able to do anything on the land. -A
str•aiige part of it is that the rains'
and thunder come mostly at nights,
gulations as often in every year as i The rather dry spell has now been
is sufficient to
prevent the e ripening
of their seeds. broken and the- farmers have nearly
A. F. HESS,
Clerk, Township of Hay.
Dated, April 24th, 1933.
m For Sale
fit!Jn. ss.
;i. e,ducation—All our meetings
contain features that are of an edu-
cational nature, eel• some lines of
work are particularly so, Last fall
the Institute spunsured a story tell-
ing contest for children of the third
and fourth classes of the local and
surrounding rural schools, A great
deal of interest was created and
many in the community' attended•The, l
winners were presented with books ,
Some of the `{ !�U.itte�' l��A,
papers Niven during the. ����1<"�e ��`ga�aa, E(�tt�it����Cr//jr�,
year which proved to be of eduee.-
lonal worth to those who attended 5°
and to those who prepared them we-
re as follows; "The Art of Public
speaking" "The life of E. Pauline
Johnston", "Quant Customs and Le
gends of other Lauds", "The life of
Jean Stratton Porter" and many oth-
ers.
Uz the scut iris in the com-
munity, The Institute embers do- 1
JV
hated the contents, In reviewing our
warli of the year we not only rem-
ember that our programs have been
of a practical and cultural character
h
ut we also recollect with
Institute meetings held during the'
year. Time spent in this manner
creates a friendly atmosphere and
a fine feeling of good will and co-
operation, The Financial &tatement
for the year ending April ao i
deal of pleasure the social half !lours ditz
spent in connection 1 . zaes $52,20. Balance on harsh
wa a great, Total receipts, $128.49. Total expere
with all of the $71.29,
4. Relief—We responded to an
appeal from the Dept. of Agriculture
for clothes for Northern Ontario re-
lief purposes. A large bale of child-
ren's clothing donated by Institute
members and friends was sent to
Thunder Bay district.
5. Community Activities—A de-
bate was held in the town hall to
which the entire community were in-
vited. Due to the nature of the
topic which was treated in a humer-
us way, the debate was very interest-
ing. We have undertaken to raise
money to improve the stage rn the
local town hall. For thies purposoe
a play is being given by the young
people in the community under the
auspices of the W. I. in the early ;
part of May.
16. ,Historical Research—A very
interesting talk was given by one of
our members on the history of the
Zurich W. I. from the time of its
inception to the present day. The
names of the charter members and
of the first presidents were recalled.!
The speaker also drew the attention
of the audience to the vast amount
of work accomplished during the ye-
ars of the war.
8. Nothing definite was accompl-
lished along the lines of Agriculture,
Legislation, Immigration and Canad-
ian industries. At tate beginning of
the year the executive appointed two
members for each month to act as a
Good Cheer committee for that'
month, In niy humble opinion this l
all completed their spring seeding. plan has been very suecessful. Jude-
Wornens' Institute atton received this kind of service i
not in vain. The Good. Cheer Com -
ing from the many letters of apps eci-
enThe Zurich Branch of the ; Wein- mittee for the month of DecemberI i ��p�� ��.
's Institute held their annual me-
J�rich Drug Store
We have a full Line of
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all the requirements rement of
School Supplies
tee ege .+044, .,►*sv.wveety�fa.a1,9e
PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC.
IN STOCK.
aaezmaast(0oeaoasoaoaso!e®e!aaoe
ALL AUTHORIZED TEXT BOOKS KEPT
r seeme•e•�reoae000wooee.
SEE OUR SUPPLY OF TOILET
PREPERATIONS:
Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Perfuinizers,
Toilet Soaps, Tooth • Pastes, and. Brushes,
FINE -STATIONERY AND FOUNTAIN
PENS.
A, J.:�tacKinnon, Zurich
The
!�1nr1�S�sl i�lllrl?t g
prepared and sent out twenty-six!
ng on Monday evening May 1st
eting
the Town Hall. Mrs. 3. Hey, Jr.,
SEED FOR SAT, 7--A quantity of rpresided and opened the meeting with
Dwarf Eeiex Sweet Clover Seed; the singing of the Institute Ode, by'
Improved Banner Seed Oats; O. A. all present. After a community
C. 211 Soy Beans. Kindly get in song, .Miss Beatrice Manson favored
with a humorous reading entitled
"'Sister's Beau". • This was followed
by a vocal duet `Beautiful Isle of
Somewhere". sung by Mrs. S. Wit-
more and Mr. Garfield Witmore and
accompanied by Miss Ida Routledge'
on the piano. Miss Pearl Wertz de-
lighted the audience with e reading
"A novel present". A vocol solo by
little Gordon Hess, was greatly en -
jived by all present. Miss N. Ketty
of Hurondale was the guest speaker
of the evening. Miss Ketty, who is the j
District President, was the delegate 1
of the London Convention area, to
the .Provincial Federal Board at Tor-
onto. The speaker told' the audience
of plans and resolutions formulated
et 'the Board
meetings there. Miss Ida
Routledge then gave an instrumental
I"Evening Chimes," by special request
The annual business meeting and el
SUPERIOR 'w • ection of officiers was conducted by
BABY CHICKS •the; president, Mrs. E. Klopp, The
1 election .of officers resulted as foe-
• .—tee" :aws; President, Mrs. H. Hess; ist
A close checkup reveals that of Vice Pres., Mrs. J. Hey, Jr; 2nd Vice
8,230 chicks: sold before April 1st, Pres., Mrs. E. Klopp; Secy., Mrs. P.
here are approximately 8,243 living O'Dwyer; Asst., Mrs. I. Kalbiieisch;
and doing well or- over 100%. We
allow 4 extra clucks to the 100 and
this more than. covers all loss to date.
April 12th.
Govt, approved chicks from bre-
eding stock bloodtested by Capitol
Laboratories, Ottawa. It takes three
weeks to hatch out chicks so please
order well in advance if possible.
Prices for May and Tune.
W.R. B.B.• W.l<,.
After May 1st 10c 10e 8c.
After May 24th 8c 8c 8c
After June lst 634c '6xac 6c
If there. should be a sudden change
in egg prices we may be 'obliged to
revise this fist.
J. E. Mc>< i ,i'ey, Ziuriclt.
Phone 97 r 11, Heiisail.
WANTED
PRODLUCK WANTED
We are now in a position to take
cream and eggs at � home at Zur-
ich, .for which! we will pay highest
market prices. We will grade your
eggs as we reeei View, and pay ac-
cording to grading. gave us a trial.
First house south of Dominion Hotel
T. :I I.. Meyers, Plume 116, Zurich.
DANCING•
--
Every'
—
E ve ;y' Thursd y Ni •
Exeter Opera House
.Admias.i.oit . 25 cents
Treas., Mrs. H. Cowen; Press Corr.,
Miss P. Pfile; Pianist, Miss P. Pfile;
Asst. painist, Miss I. Routledge;Chor-
ister, Mrs. H. Hess; Auditors, Mrs. E.
Weida and Miss P. Pfile. liars. E.
Klopp thanked the committee in ch-
arge of the program for their work
also Miss Ketty for her address. Mrs
O'Dwyel• voiced the opinion of the
meeting by expressing the appreciat-
ion of the W. I. fox the services so
unstintingly rendered by the retiring
president.' Mrs. E. Klopp replied by
expressing her appreciation for the
co-operation given her, during her
'term of office. A social half hour
was spent after the meeting.
Following is the annual report of
the Zurich W. I., as submitted by
the secreary, Mrs. I. Kalbfieisch, at
the annual meeting, May 1, 1933.
The Zurich Branch of the W. I.
has had a successful year, having had
ten regular meetings. We have a
ntetnbership of thirty-two and the
average attendance at the meeti ngs
has been 20. The topics at the meet-
ings have been.attractive and inter-
esting. In preparing this report we
have summarized the activities under
the following lines of work, health,
home economics, education, relief,
community - activities and historical
research,
1. Health—A. practical paper on
Nutrition was given by one of the
members.
2. Horne Economics—A paper .on
home economics was given by a
men dater. The speaker told us we
must remetnber that right food, clo
thing and 'shelter aro-the " prbear. y
conditions of health and that health
is essential to the .iitost complete »se-
Alocleitat Hoes
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ot its
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markable paint texture!
Our Hardware
Store
IS EVER AT YOUR SERVICE
FOR THE BEST OF SHELF AND
HEAVY HARDWARE, AL-
WAYS THE NEWEST AND
MOST MOD'.RN STOCK ON
HAND
Let Your next Wire Fencing be the well known
"FROST FENCE"
If in Need of Some Nice New Furniture Remember,
WE HAVE IT!
GOODYEAR TIRES and TUBES that will give you
Years of Good Service.
SEEDS of all kinds, including the various Kinds of
Clover Seeds, Always a good supply on hand.
STADE WEIDO
ZURICH -- ONTARIO