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SUSINESS CARDS
DUMB YFloicams
1400IIIISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT.
ART PUBLIC, I.TC..
1CE--Hamilton Street, Just off
Square, G ODEBICIZ, Ontario.
Spacial Attention to Councel . and
Court Work,
Adz Bol3raa s nay, •°'be consulted at
l adericls by Phone; and Phone
charges reversed,
Dr. H. H. COWEN
L. D. B. • D. D
DENTAL SURGEON
ilk DEI' M nLOW - ZURICla
'Avery Thursday, Friday, Saturday
41-1ABTLEIB•'S 73LO0L
DABHWOOD
E'rery 'Aionctay, Tuesday' and
tWednesday -
Licensed Auctioneer
For Huron and Middlesex
AM IN A. POSITION TO CON -
duet any Auction Sale, regardless
via to size or article to sell. I solicit
air business, and if not satisfied will
miosis no charges for Services Ren -
red. Huron County Council
ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood Meeting
;throne 13-57. The Saluron County Council will
meet in the Council Chamber, at the
Court House, Goderieh, at two o' -
Clock, in the afternoons Tuesday,
June the 6th 1983.
All :accounts, noticesof deputat-
ions or applications and other inip
i
to i
r#tS, For Sale, Lust,
'+ti N. foe, Etc, Ads]
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TOWNSHIP OF HAY
COURT OF REVISION
Notice is hereby given that a
Court ,of Revision of the Assessment
Roll of .1.be Township of Ray will
hold its first sitting in the 'lawn Hall
Zurich, on Monday, June 5th, 1933,
at. two o'Glocic in the afternoon.
A. P. HESS,
Clerk, Township of Hay.
Dated at Zurich, Ontario, May 20th,
• 3.933.
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A few villagers attended. the Mit-
ehell races on the 24th.
Mr. Frank l3ossenberry or Kitch-
ener called in town last week.,
Messrs Win. S. Johnston and Lloyd
O'.13rein were on business to Clinton
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Sreith .and dau-
ghter Mae, • motored to London on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Steinbach
and Earl of London, were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Howald,
Mr. and Mrs, Waiter 1luiser of
Detroit, are spending the week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Rau.
FOR SALE Mr; and . Mrs. John Wagner, of
A quantity of small pigs, a, weeks . Guelph were holiday visitors with the
old, for quick sale. :former's brother, Mr: and Mrs. W. C.
Apply to, Aaron A.. Weber. Wagner of town.
Will any persof whe has a .slip j
scraper owned by the Township of
Hay bring or send the sante to the
office of the 'Township Clerk at Zur_,
ieh at once. These scrapers are
needed and persons, who have oneof
them will confer a favor on the
Township by returning same at once
A. F. HESS,
Clerk, Township of Hay"
Dated at Zurich,. May 15th, 1933;
uri.chs' Popular
MESAtr i MARKET
ortaut busess requiring attention
you with the/ l at this Meeinting of Council should be
trtUs '�`in the hands of the Clerk not later
very Choice of Fresh - nd Curel Cu?than Moonday previous to the meet-
aed'Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,, ing of Council. ,
:Etc'.; always.. on hand... Kept I .
Geo. W. Hohnan,
County Clerk.
:fresh. in Electric Refrigeration
Dated at Goderieh this 15th day of
Highest Cash Prices for n May, 1983.
Wool, Hides and Skins FOR SALE
'u YuBgblut & Sou
:SERVICE
Why We have
the Better
Better
Class of Customers
SIGH CLASS GOODS, U. S. L.
l L TER1ES, MOBILE OIL, MAR
Y.V3E JEE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES
► ID TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
Parts,, Hohni, and Mechanical Work
amne to Micrometer Settings, No
diocese work. Watch the; cars that
/MOP at WEIN'S, They are all HIGH
` EL SS CLIENTELE..
II. B. Wein
'?DASHWOOD -- ONTARIO
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather insurance Co
OF WOODSTOCK
he Largest Business of any
:Canadian Company doing
Business in Ontario-
,.ulAZIsit Qtn01,11100 tt Risk 90*.
alai, 101, $1.0,508,724.
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$199,101,.61
Yet AM -x :60 p'er $1,064 tor $ years.
E.. F. Klopp—Zurich
Alio Dealer in Lightning Rods
spa all kinds of Fire Insurance
LIVE
POU LT•R Y
WANTS I
' a*'wory Day till $ ethnic, !.riles.
wet toed bowl nail storming
when btougbt In,
Highest
: st Cask Prices
CREAM AND - EGGS
W. O'Brien
Phone 101, Res. 94, 'r;uricia
THE HERALD'S
DEPARTMENT
a +ever• ready to serve the pub..
Me with Commercial and fine
sti�n�g. Get Doke: prices be-
~ fr-aving your cotkr el'ie-
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A limited quantity of choice buck-,
wheat seed for sale. .Apply to
Amos Gingerich, Bronson Line, St-�
aaniey Tp.
1OR SALE
Two fresh cows, 6 years old, for
quick sale apply to.
Edward Hal; erer, .Zurich.
For Sale
SEED FOR SALE —A quantity of
Dwarf Essex Sweet Clover Seed;
Improved Banner Seed Oats; O. A.
211 Soy Beans. • Kindly get in
touch .with.—W. Alexander,, Hensalt
1J'hone 13-82.
SUPERIOR'.
BABY CHICKS
A close checkup reveals that of
8,230 chicks sold before April,. 1st,
there are approramately 8,243 living
and doing well or over 100%. We
allow 4 . extra chicks to the 100 and
this more than covers all Toss to date
April 12th.
Govt. approved chicks from bre-
eding stock bloodtested by Capitol
Laboratories, Ottawa. It takes three
weeks to hatch out chickz so please
order well in advance if possible. .
Prices for May and June.
W.R. B.R. W.L.
3 ase 10e 8e.;
8e Se Se
6'/2C 6%c 61,4c
be a sudden change
may be obliged to
a -
After may Ist
After' May 24th
After June 1st
If there should
in egg prices we
revise this list.
J. E. McKinley, Zurich.
Phone 97 r 11, Hensall.
WANTED
PRODUCE WANTED
We are now in a position to take
cream and egg's" 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 at:-
cording
c=cording to grading give us a trial:
First house south of Dominion Hotel
T. H. Meyers, Picone 116, Zurich.
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-- DANCING
Every Thursday Wit
Exeter Opera Rouse
Admissions 25 cents
' A Publisher's Blessing
O blessed is he who does not fuss
When he receives :a bila from us
But knowing liii subscription duel,
Studs, in, the money to rem*:
,And, riioubiy blest is that good' friend'
,Who waits, rtot tilt a bill we send,
But Ininnptly se ids us the am szri1,
14003:r4t itli. to) straigklteit Buts acct rant
The various Sunday Seh000l teach
ers of St. Peters' Lutheran eirurc] ,
atter%ded the District Sunday School
Convention held at New Hamburg
on Wednesday
Mr. Menne Bechler of town, is
not enjoying his usual health: this
week, having taken a sick spell on
Sunday, from which he has not as
yet recovered.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Peachey and
family; Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Ginger;--.
ieh and daughter, and Mr. Melon
Heatzler, were recent visitors at the.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ging-
erieh.
The nice and warm weather this
week, is bringing on a most wonder
fell growth. The fine maple shade
trees ' around town are a beautiful
sight, with their foliage out almost
like midsummer, and a lettle shade
these rather warn days does not
come amis.
Mr. LIoyd O'Brein, one of our
breeders of choice and fancy poultry
has made an interesting safe of one
cockerel and four pullers to the
Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph
of Golden Campines. 1411, O'iirein
has improved his flock to sail an
extent that the big government ex-
perimen,aI feline are now using his
birds for breeding purposes. Con-
gratulation Lloyd!
\'!"he half" holiday season is again
with u.;, and these warm days'""hnake
one feel like rolling on the .Grass or
take a refreshing dip in the raise. We
notice that a goodly number of sur-' Won that they are asking a favor
when they want us to insert the
names of their friends who have Neel el
-spending a few days with them. No
per.,on need feel that way about giv-
ing
iving ue news items for we are indeed
glad to get thein all.
months of June, July, August and
September; and in order to make thin .,1 3
a success, it should be observed by ���� ATO a6
one and all as near peirec% as
sible. No official petition has so far
this year been passed around, seem- How They Rel'te i0 Agr clnitur6
Binder twine should aot be used
to ;tie fleeces, it can be separated
from the wool Only by carbonizing or
burning out.
The public wants a man to think
well of himself, but it becomes migh-
tily bored when he begins to volar 1 o
his thoughts. ar
Mr. and Mrs, Elmore Thiel of the
i.
Zurich .11,oed, rtecootlactnie•d sty Mi
:Ind sirs. (, oike Koi'h of oashwee; ;
..aetoied to L Itiey, 41it.11.; the pa. 9
week, where they: visaed web iii 1 4
Koch'8 sister, Mi::. Hernia, who 1
quite ill,
'l'lre fine rains on Saturday, ht'r.
still
i
increased the a oittle:•;trl ,-.ot t.
WO an. havbig this r, 0'1t11. ,i:'' lie.
meadows and fall ‘ heat. iNde are
looking eery good enei ee tbiine
looking for a bountrou hila wt sit, ec
ge:rdless of whet .the lia:'e;ieii i
of the cold summer and no at • i w e,,t.
Choltosa
A,Ir. Leo Bedard or neat. a':.losep'
sustained very painful and:Moe
inuries last week, while in the act
of going down the hill et, The -lake 4,3
with the team and wagoai .,loch wa.
Iaden with fish boxes full of saw- ' sn
duet, in some way the end•boai'd of
the wagon box became diconnected
and the load, man and all went tum-
bling towards the horsee down the
lute anis iii the terrible mixup the
wagon pnasefl twice creel' Mr. B.r.rl-
ard's body, and injured himvery
much, so that he was inearki:,cio+.is for
several hoer-. On the oae the
wagon wheel tore loose the tiesh tc�
the bone. Mr. Bedard was indeed
lucky to escape with his life or some
fractured bones.
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The Local News
- The main aim of the weekly news-
paper as the name implies, is to give
news of its own district. It inay 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 ail it must give the
news. Sonie of this rn.ws is not easily
obtained anis no editor can cover it
all without -assistance, Especially is
chit !lire when you have vtsitors.•
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 was
app•.tar, so send thein in. Sometimes
people come in and give the irnpres-
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SEEDS • SEEDS
Now is the Time of Year to Look for 'your supply of
seeds... Garden Seeds of all kinds, . Etc.Gy
Good supply
of Seed Oots, Seed Barley; all Clover and Grass ,Seeds e
Chick Starters, Chicken Supplies, Et..'
l�� s C
erf i. izer Fertilizer
We have a
at $19.00. a Ton. Let Us have Your Order!
STOCK_ FOODS
Keep your Stock and Poultry Healthy this Winter -by
using Our Various Brands of Steck and Poultry 1' nods,
and Laying Mash. None Better on the
Markets To -Day!
good Brand of . Fertilizer that we will.: deliver
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Agency for McCormick -Deering Machinery Repairs.
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; leuaF.a+::vim..- . , . w:D4sof:4P,A,ce?recal emerei-2,p.crFle, > va 0
rounding towns will a ;ail observe
the half holiday beginning the last
week in May. We are nowever in-
formed that the business teen of
town will again observe the Wednes-
day half holiday in Zurich for the
ingly it is done in good faith andlly
word of piouth . this year.
Mrs. Oliver Davis Dies .
Mr. Sidney Davis, Exeter, receiv-
ed.the sad news of the death of his
daughter-in-law, wife of Mr. Oliver
Davis, of Fort Erie, who passed a-
way in the prime of life following an
attack of intestinal flu, Mrs. Davis
was formerly Mis Schafer, daughter
of Mr. John Schafer of Parkhill. Be-
sides her• bereaved husband she is
survived -by two children, Noreen and
Bobby to whom the sympathy of
and Production.
Old Sol Must Be Considered ---Frosts
a Little Late or pearly Decrease
Farm Profits --Moist Air a Better
-.Blanket Than the Dry.
(Contributed by Ontario Department of
Agrioulture, Toronto.) '
TMOSPHEII,UC temperature
has ever been a matter of
much' concern to agricultur-
ists. A high temper atare,
although necessary and beneficial in
many friends is extended. Mr. Oliver some cases, is detrimental in others,
Davis is well known in Zurich, having but in each case requires a liberal
been on the local bank staff for a amount of precipitation. On the
goodly number of years, about ten
years ago. other hand the destructive frost of
LEAVES $22,693 ESTATE
Under the terms of the Will of the
late Charlotte M. Stanley, Lucan, be-
ing entered for probate, assets of
$22,693.42 are distributed to" six niec
es—Mrs. Sarah E. Jeffries, Louisville
Ky.; Miss Bertha L. Cooper, Canton
Ont; 1VTrs. Margaret E. Watson, Cle-
veland, N.Y; Miss Elith A. Reid,
Brockville; Mrs. Gertrude 13. Ziegler
Waterloo; , and Mrs. Marion Spicer,
Algonquin, Ont. Mrs. Stanley, whose
death occurred on May 3rd last, wat
the widow of Bernard Stanley of
Lucan where •she had resided until
last autumn when she went to Wat-
erloo, Ont., to spend the winter with
her niece, Mrs. Gertrude B. Ziegler.
The 'estate consists of $10,000 in
Huron & Erie Debentures, 58,509 in
stocks, $4,000 Dominion of Canada
bonds, and personal effects $184. The
Canada Trust Company is named
sole executor, and Carling and Mor-
leya Lucan, are entering the Will for
probate as solicitors for the estate.
SPORT NEWS
late spring and early autumn is an
unpleasant but frequent visitor to
the agriculturist. Man has harnessed
much of nature and made it his ser-
fa`.nt, but as yet no Oise can say that
man can control the atmospheric
temperature, although lie may modi-
fy it in a few instances or overcome
some 'of its disastrous effects.
The primary source of all teat kr
the sun, Old Sol shines and heat and
light travel the intervening 93,000,-
300 miles of space with a velocity of
180,000 miles per second. Some . of
this heat is absorbed in Its transit
by dust particles, water -vapor and
:he air itself, thus increasing the
temperature of the air. The rentain-
der is absorbed by the earth and thus
raises its temperature and the tem-
perature of the air in contact with it.
The lattter has the greatest effect on
air temperature.
Local conditions have a great effect
on temperature. ` Water requires
about five tines the quantity to raise
its temperature ane degree as does
soil,' thus large water areas tend to
prevent high temperatures. Also„ as
there is always slow evaporation and
300 titues as mucia
Baseball Meeting A meeting of bout
heatn conto ro
S ate one gallon of water
the Huron -Middlesex League was held
in Lucan the other evening, Repres-
entatives were present from Lucan,
Centralia, Crediton, Exeter aand Kirk -
ton. The latter 'withdrew from the
league and a four team schedule was
drawn lip. Since the meeting, word
has been received from Mensal! of
their desire to inter a team, a :mis-
understanding in some way prevent -
ling them from being at the meeting.
The opening games were to be play-
ed: an. May :29th with Lucan at Cen-
tralia and Exeter at Crediton but if
the executive decide that Hensel' en-
;' ne as team a new schedule will have
to, be, el avitit Ups -
as to raise its temperature one degree,
the temperature is kept more mod-
crate. Large swamp and_ bush. areas
Tree largequantities of water to the
atmosphere, as well as retaining the
spring water longer in the country
and consequently have a moderating
effect.
frosts are also prevented by
water, swamp and bush areas because
they produce a high humidity and are
not so readily cooledas large land
areas. Air of high humidity acts as
a better blanket as it were, than the
dry air. , Also the temperature at
which dew is formed Is higher and
the lowering of the temperature mai
be suruciexitly arrested to eliminate
any danger ox frosts.
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PREPERATIONS:
Perfumes, Toilet -Waters,
Perfurnizers,
Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pastes, and Brushes.
FINE STATIONERY AND FOUNTAIN
PENS.
rift.
Dr. A. J. MacKinnori, Zurich
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Family Herald and Weekly Star .,......:...
Family Herald for 3 years ....................
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Farmers' Magazine
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