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Wants, Fter Bale, Lost,
NEWS
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Loriden, on Saturday.
ARY PV.H3L,IC, ETC,
Mr. jolin A. Hartman spent Sun-
-11DIFVECE—Hitunilten Street, at Oil
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,day with a friend in (Milton. le Square) GODIMICH, Ontario. NOTICE
piii Attentlen to Conneel and wmaur pernoo, who has a slip Mr. Cyrus Sehoch of Kitchener la
spending a week with,,friende here..
Court, Work, seraper owned by the Township of
Holmes May be collimated at'
Oodericia by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed.
Dr. 11. It COWEN
L. D. S, S.
DENTAL SURGEON
DEITZ 33LOOK--7URICH
livery Thursday, Friday, Solarday
At RARTLEIB'S BLOCK,
DA SIIWOOD
Monday. Tuesday and
fWsdnesday
ENery
Licensed Auctioneer
For Huron and Middlesex
3 AM IN A POSITION TO CO
•titratt e.ny Auction Sale, regardless
Ssu to size or articre to sell. I solicit
trour business, and if not satisfied will
zankee no charges for Services Ren-
abered.
ARTHUR WEBER. --Dashwood
lime 18-57.
Zu.richs' -Popular
MEAT MABT(ET
Let Us supply you with the
very Choice of Fresh and. Cur-
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Etc., always., on -hand_ Kept
fresh in Electric Refrigeration
tlighest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
JL Yungblut & Son
..101111,001•1110110./.011•10.1......1•1
• SERVICE.
Why We have the Better
Class of Customers
—WW1 CLASS GOODS, U.
•3IATTERIES, MOBILE OIL, MAR -
"VELURE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES
AND TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
Ifurts, Hohraing aud Mechanical Work
slielveie Micrometer Settings, No
Arstass work. Watch the cars *that
ATOP at WEIN'S, They are al! HIGH
CLASS CLIENTELE..
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'DASHWODO • ONTARIO
Western FarmersMtuo
Weather Insurance Co
OF WOODSTOCK
The Largest Business of any
Canadian Company doing
Business in Ontario -
Amount of insurs,noe at Risk on Dec.
315t, • 1931, $19,593,724.
•-.Total Cash in Bank Dna Bonds
$199,101,.61
altates—$4,50 po., $1,003 tec Bylaws
E. F. Kiopp—Zurich
Ainnt, Also Dealer in Ligbinind Rods
end all kinds ol Fire Insurance
mramenosestanammoormeleamareer....wrolsogonmemirsgsenr...
1.4 I V E
POULTRY
WANTED
ltakol, every Day till 3 o'clock, p.m.
0. seat bed Fowl same =riling
when, brought f.n.; •
Highest. Cash Prices
4...•CANO FOR—,
CREAM AND EGGS
W. O'Brien '
note 101, Res. 94brfcb
THE HERALD'S
JOB DEPARTMENT
is ever ready to serve the pub,
Jit with Commercial and line,
'Ptinting, Get our pricest beL
waits not till a bill we send,
iisne- leaving your order else- ,
il)vt promptly sen ft us' the, amount,
Wititrikerewtth. to ata
eaighten his count.
o ; ' ' :1Athwit
ti
Hay bring or eend the same to the Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Weld° visited
office of the Township Clerk Zur- with friends at Exeter, Moonday
ich at once. These scrapers are ening.
needed and -persons who have one -Of A number of our citizens have re -
them will confer a :favor on the cently enjoyed the. Oakwood Golf
Township by retuning same at once course at Grand Bend.'
A. F. HESS,
Clerk, Township of Hay.
Dated at Zurich, May 15th, 1933.
County Council
Meeting
The Huron County Council will
meet in the Council Chamber, at the
Court House, Godericli, at two o' -
Clock, in the afternoon, Tuesday,
Jane the 6th 1933.
• All accounts, notices of deputat-
ions or applications and other imp-
ortant business requiring attention
at this Meeting of Council should be
in the hands of the Clerk not later
than Moonday previous to the meet-
ing of Council.
• Geo. W. Holman,
County Clerk.
Dated at Goderich this 16th day of
The nice and balmy days we are
enjoying this week is putting things
in good condition and the • ear*
spring growth is coming along nicely
Mr. and Mrs. 'William F. Braun
and family,. of Forest were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. William
Lamont.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy 'Weber and fam-
ily of tlensall, were Sunday visitors
with the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Weber.
judge T. M. Costello of Goderich
presided at the Tenth Division Court
in the Town Hall, Zurich on Tues-
day morning.
Very little is heard around town
about the mid -week half holiday this
slimmer. However, next Wednesday
is May 24th, and a whole holiday.
May, 1933. . Mr. and Mrs. • Percy Clarke and
family of Windsor were in tovvri, a
FOR SALE few days last week. They were over
attending the funeral of the form-
er's mother at Kippen, on Thursday.
The spring seeding erations are
now practically over and farmers are
preparing the land for beans and
corn crops, or hoe crops. The grain
is coming along nicely, and some
real nice fields og fall wheat are to
be_seen.
The terve roads in town have this
week received their first attention
for some time, and the holes, -Which
.7. -ere quite numerous, have been clos-
ed nicely, and we understand that a
LOST new coat of asphalt and gravel will
,
A one year old yellow. Collie, hasbe applied soon.
.1 long tail and white breast. Kindly The pump in the deep water well
notify owner.—Ehner Deters, Dash- that supplies the near by town cus-
wood. toners from the town well, was re -
A limited quantity of choice buck-
wheat seed for sale. Apply to
Amos Gingerich, Bronson Line, St-
anley Tp.
NOTICE ,
75 acres grass for rent, Lot 16,
Con. 7, Hay Township. Ox cattle put
in for season. W. C. Pearce, Exeter
Phone 184.
CATTLE' WANTED
Wanted Cattle to Pasture for this
season. Apply to David Gingerich,
Zurich, Phone 139.
FOR SALE
Two fresh cows, 6 years old, for
quick sale apply to.
• Edward Haberer, Zurich.
• For Sale
SEED FOR SALE—A quantity of
Dwarf Essex Sweet Clover Seed;
fmprbved Banner Seed Oats; 0. A.
C. 211 Soy Beans. Kindly get in
touch with.—W. Alexander, Hensall
Phone 13-84.
SUPERIOR
BABY CHICKS
A close checkup reveals that of
8,280 chicks sold before April lst,
there are approximately 8,243 living
and doing well or over 100%. We
allow 4 extra chicks to the 100 and
this morethan 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 June.
W.R. B.R. W.L.
After May lst The 10c 8c.
After May 24th . Se 8c 8c
.After June lst 63e 61/2c 6Y2c
If there 'should be a sudden change
in egg prices we may be obliged to
re'vise this list.
J. E. McKinley, Zurich.
Phone 97 r 11, Hensel].
WANTED
PRODUCE WANTED
We are now in a position to take
cream and eggs at my home at Zur-
ich, for which we will pay highest
market prices. We will grade your
eggs as we receive them, and pay ac-
cording to grading. give us a trial.
First house south of Dominion Hotel
T. H. Meyers, Phone 116, Zurich.
— DANCING --
Every Thursday Night
Exeter Olpvta Muse
Admission 25 cents
A Publisher's Blessing
0 blessed is he who doe( not fuss
When he receives a bill from as;
But knowing his subseription due,
Sends in, the Money to renew.
'And doubly blest is that good friend
paired on Monday, as the iron rods
that lift the water was broke of a
bout thirty feet from the top. Luck-
ily it was so close to the top .;to -a-
void a great deal of work.
Mr. and Mrs. John McBride wish
to announce the engagement of their
daughter Edith May, to Mr. Harok
Clifford Bell, eldest son of Mr. ano
Mrs. Wm. G. Bell, both of }fay Towr
ship. • The marriage, to take play
early in June, - - . • .
County Trafffc ,Oitcor Noenia.
Lever was through these parts x..
cently and looked after the rea.
signs, and also erected some new
ones at the narraw bridges, which i
quite essential to insure safety to
the publie.
The lucky candidate in t;.e guese
ing contest was won by Mrs. E.
Snyder of town, who was the closest
to the number decided on, and Mrs.
Snyder is to be congratulated on es-
pecially as this is the second tirne
in 'succession she has won this con-
test, also winning last,. year. The
prize is a Gongoleum rug. .
The play entitled "Eyes of Love"
put on by the young people of Zur-
ich, and under the auspices of the
Womens' Institute, Last Friday even- •
ing was in every way a decided suc-
cess, as a large crowd was present,
and these young people gave a good
• account of themselves. The proce-
eds will be used for the improvement
• of ,the stage in the. local town hall.
The local hydro peak load has been
kept within reasonable bounds during
the winter months and in an endeav-
or to keep the peak load down dur-
• ing the summer months it will be
necessary. for all range and hot plate
• users to watch the use of power a-
round six o'clock in the evening. It
has been ascertained that tie critic -
a1 time at present is around 5.45 to
• 6.15 and if consumers could arrange'
• to use as few elements of the range
or hto plate as possible at that time
the peak load could be kept down to
a safe. margin.
OBITUARY
Mr. John Thirsk
The death of Mr. John Thirsk oc-
curred at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don, on May Gth, after an illness of
one week and two days. Deceased
had been in failing health for some
tirce. Be was a resident of Blake,
Ont., having spent all his married
life in that community, mid was most
favorably known to a large circle, of
friends •and acquaintances. Deceased
was in his 81st • year. The funeral,
which was very largely attended,was
held from the home of Mrs. E. Clarke'
o Plaket with whom In had made
his 1101t0 for the past eight ysus, on
May 8th, to Bayfield cemetery. He
leaves to mourn his loss two nephews
in Canada, Samuel Freckleton, Ham-
ilton, Gilbert Freekleton, of Lucan.
His wife having predeceased him
seventeen years ago. Relatives and
friends were present at the funeral
from Hamilton, tucan, LOndon, Tien -
salt, Brumfield, Seafororth, Goderich,
Zurich and roullarton,
• Mr, John A. Hartman was a week-
end visitor with 'his parents in Sen -
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoffman,
and M'r. Clayton Hoffman of Galt,
visited with their parents here on
Sunday.
Mr. C. B, Zurbrigg, who comes to
Zurich as e first clase eye sight Spec-
ialist, has changed his day of coming
to Tue:day evening, 7 to 10.30 p.rn..
Instead of Wednesday. Mr. Zurbrigg
has been fitting spectacles here for
a number .of Months and is highly
recommended,
Mr. and Mr. Ed. Talbotand da-
ughter, Eileen, 1V1r. and Mrs. John
foromation was sought by the 0j i
position during the recent sessioon of
the Ontario Legislature and was the. I
subject of debate at a eacus, where
IVfr. Cooke contended the Legislature I
had no right to demand the inform -
Won, on the ground it was not a
denartment nf 11,
ic governrne,
rag= NOVO
BORN
Denomme—At Lake Road, Hay
Township, on May 9th a daughter, •
Witmer—At Hay Township •on May
9th, to 111r, and Mrs. Beni Wite
ITID1' a son
4iMiaNWINWWW.MWWWWINAW-fs
;.7N.
Turner and family and Miss Susie
Westlake, Stanley; 11i'. Comet, Ex-
eter, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tal-
• 4 and family, Goderich, and Mg.
Lawrence, London, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Westlake, Hay-
field.
After a week's illness, Chas. Gray -
elle, we..,11 known in railway circles in
Goderich, and formerly of Stratford
lied at his home in Goderich on
Junday hist in his 77th year. He had
:yen in perfect health until the we -
k and his death carne as
great shock to his family and fri-
ends. He was born in Drysdale,Ont.
he son of the laLe ltii'. and Mrs. L.
Gravelle. In 1875 he married Miss!
Tillie Lapoite, of Drysdale, 'whol
survives him 28 years ago. Mr.
Grabelle went to Stratford where he
lived for two years, going to Goder- •
erich 26 years ago, where he was
employed as section forreman on the
C.N.R. and has lived retired the past
13 years.
Hydro Salaries
F. S. Gaby, chief engineer of the
Ontario Commission received "less
than" $30,000 per year remuneration
including $5,000 as general manager
of Wahnapitea power development)
and only seven other members of the!
hydro staff receive "in excess of $10-
000 a year", a letter to T. J. Hanni-
gan, secy-treas of the Ontario Mimi -
dial Electric Association, reveais.The
letter is signed by Hon. J. R. Cooke,
chairman of the commission, and st-
ates that only oue of the staff re-
ceives more than $14,000 yearly. The
information contained in the letter:
was sought by Mr. Hanningan, the '
letter indicates, on behalf of the
Municipal Assochrtioon, which owns
the hydroo enterprise. This same in -
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Zurich Drug Store.•
We have a full Line
all the requiTements
School Supplies
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PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC.
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SEE OUR SUPPLY OF TOILET
PREPERATIIONS:
Toilet Waters, Perfurnize:rs,
Perfumes,
Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pastes, and Brushes, _
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FINE STATIONERY AND FOUNTAIN
PENS,
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Dr, A„ J. MacKinnon, Zurich
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WAYS THE NEWEST AND MOST MODERN
• STOCK ON HAND.
Let Your' next Wire Fencing be the well known
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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 good supply on hand.
STADE & WEIDO
ZURICH .- ONTARIO