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BILISINESS CARDS
ilumagyE.ifOLMES
alliliSSISTER, , SOLICITOR, NOT.
,ART PUELIC, ETC.
ifillrithE—Hatailton Street, Jost *S
'tea Square, GODERWCH, Omlartio
llatecial Attention to Conneel send
• Corot Work.
,moi. Holmes may be'consulted et
, ierich by 'Phone, and lime
chargees reversed.
Dr. H. H. C O E N
L. D. B. D. I!
DENTAL SURGEON
h DEITZ BLOCK—ZURICH
'gory Thursday, Friday„ Saturday
A4i HARTLBIB'S MOCK,
IIASHWOOD
Z,ery Monday, Tuesday and
:Wednesday.
meg yarn
Wants, Per Salo, Lost,
Pound, Nine*. Etc. Ads
111411011111111111
FOR SAL
A lhnited grrantityr of slane1inghay
for quids ale. Apply at once to;.
Jacob Wilbert, .Zurich..
For Sale
An almost new tapestry rug 6x71/z
feet, in 'very good conr1itio, a rola
bargain for quick "sale. .Apply at
'Herald Office.
SUPERIOR
BABY CHICKS
A close checkup reveals that of
8,230 chicks sold before April 1st,
there are approximately 8,243 living
and- doing well or over 100%. We
allow 4 extra chicks to the 100 and
this more than covers all loss to date
April 12th.
Licensed auctioneer Govt. approved chicks from bre-
eding stock bloodtested by Capitol
forHuron and Middlesex Laboratories, Ottawa. It takes three
INA POSITION TO CON- weeks to hatch out chicks so please
inregardless
t any Auction Salt, I solicit
,•,a.go size or article to san-
lour business, and if not sittished will
mean no charges for Services Ren-
d
-.ARTHUR NiiEBERr-
Dashwood
warn 1s -5'F..,
-uriche popular
MEAT MARKET
Let Us supply you with the
ser Choice of Fresh and Cur-
e Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Etc., always.. on hand... Kept
I•esh in Electric Refrigeration
order well in advance if possible.
Prices for May and. June.
W.R. B.R. W.L.
After May 1st 10c 10c 8c.
After May 24th 8c 8c 8c
After June lst 61/a c 61/2c 6 as c
If there should be a sudden change
in egg prices we may be obliged to
revise this list.
3. E. McKinley, Zurich.
Phone 97 r 11, Hensall.
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 -
Highest Cash Prices for cording to grading. give us a trial.
Wool Hides Bind Skins First house south of Dominion Hotel
s..
.T• IL Meyers, Phone. 116, .Zurich
Yungblut & Son
SERVICE
Why We have the Better
Class of Customers
L.
MGR CLASS GOODS,
BATTERIES, MOBILE 01L, MAR-
VELIUBE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES...
AND TUBES,. GENUINE IGNITION
i<arta; ^ Hobning +e Mscbanical Work
Micrometer, Seoul +ge,. No
�� !• trio 'than
Zooms work Watch the
• STOP at WEIN'S, They are al! HIGH
CLASS CLIENTELE.
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ISASHWOOD
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ONTO
'esters Formers' Mutual
Weather . insurance Co
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Every Thursday Night
Exeter Opera House
Admission 25 cents
The Local News
The main aim of the weekly news-
paper as the name implies, is to give
news of its own district. It may have
other aims, such as to give the mer-
zhants 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
chis true when you have visitors.
Many of the ladies think that per-
sonals are the, inmost 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
OP WOODSTOCK j iia'lnes of their friends who'have been
of an spending a few days with them- No
8 Largest Business el person need feel that way about giv-
Jnadian Company doing ing us news items for we are indeed
01,.Buzineea in Qntario-
glad to get them
ismont' of 1931�a$19,593,724.ori Dee.
Stet,
'Total Clash in Bout ail& Bonds
;99,161,.61
stti o- 44.$t per Mee ber Spears.
ears.
E. F. Klopp—Zurich
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HURON COUNTY EDITORS
MEET-
The . weekly newspapers editors of
Huron County, with their ladies,
meat,Also Dealer � La#ittsa'
i leas gathered at County,
Goderich on Friday, June
iasce , 23rd for the annual 'meeting of the
sad all t< County Press Association. Morning
and afternoon sessions were held at.
the Park House, overlooking Lake
Huron. 3..A- MacLaran, of the
Barrie Examiner,, and Lorne Eedy, of
s -Journal, were
,the St,. Marys Argo
• the guest speakers. Discussing edit -
oral opinion, W. II. Robertson, of the
Goderich Signal, said he placed no
1, restrictions on what subjects, local,
national or international, should be
chosen by a weekly editor. J. A.
Mast area discussed rural news and.
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WIT. F. W. Hess o. Hensall, called
in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. E. E. Weide is spending few
days at Dashwood this week.
4r..Fred . Walker of Grand Bend
was in town on Monday.
Dr. A. J. MacKinnon and son Hugh
and Mr. A. 3, .Ka1W1eisch motored to
Detroit. over the paveek-end,
The date of the Children's Day in
the local Evangelical church. has be-
en set for. Sunday July 9th.
A number from this district at-
tended the Decoration. Services held
at the Exeter Union Cemetery, on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr, Buswell of Exeter, was in , the
village a few days last week and pro-
moted the three day's of community
selling, July 6, 7, and 8th.
Mrs. Herb Mousseau and family,
are spending the week camping at
Turnbull's Grove. And who would
not enjoy these hot nights under can-
vass at the lakeside.
At the maating of the local Police
Trustees on Saturday evening, in re-
sponse to a largely signed petition,
the trustees are making preparations
to put a few ton of dustprevention
on some of the main streets of town,
( Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Zirk of neap
visitors •at the•Zirk
homestead, Bronson Line, •
Messrs. Lloyd Eidt and Edward
Kinsman spent the week -end at their
homes in Ingersoll and St Marys re-
spectively. -
goodly number of villagers at-
tended the strawberry social held at
Dashwood Lutheran church on Mon-
day . evening. The supper was ideal
but' the night was a hot one.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Merrier gnu son CLIMAX BUG KILLER AT NEW LOW PRICES
Lenard, of the 14th Concession, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Weida of the Parr ALSO ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES AS FOL
Spring- I
bank, London,ent heretors they tat ended LOWS: ---;Arsenate of Lead, Arsenate of Lirne, ..Paris.
the Threshermen s picnic.
With this week the public schools
will be closed. On Monday the pu- •
pits will write their Entrance Exams PUT IN YOUR SUPPLY NOW WHEN THEY
Likely the first three days of • the
week. It is rather unusual for to = ARE AT THE ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
run these exams. inty the month of i
July.
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Implement Repairs
WHY BUY JOBBERS REPAIRS WHEN YOU
CAN BUY THE , GENUINE AT THE SAME
PRICES
s Climax Bug Killer
Green, Etc, Etc.
COAL COAL
"We do Custom Seed Cleanin
• g
At this time of the year there are A enc for McCormick-DeeringMachineryRepairs.
always a goodly number of holiday . Agency p
visitors which we do not get to see
or find out about, and we ask ournSchilbe
& Son
readers to send them in. A one cent , L.
stamp if not sealed will bring it in, Mi ssNeeatseesspeaaesoolea.»• aswm neaken raaflalle•oe noes. •
or simpler yet, give us a call over
the phone, and we will look after the
rest.
THREE BIG DAYS! rIMIMIWAIMAIAMINWISWAMAVAMINWAIAMAIki
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Bechler, of the of next week, July 6th, 7th, and 8th,
the various business men of Zurich
have united together and are hold-
ing a "Tripple-Day Community Sale"
which will last for three days only.
The object of this sale is to stimu-
late local business, to bring merch-
ant and customer closer together,
and in order to stimulate the selling
of goods, there will be very substanti-
al reductions in prices, by those mer-
chants who have helped to make this
possible. Watch for the edition of
the Herald next week, when a full
report of the doings of this special
sale of merchandise will appear.
Bronson Line, 1YIrs. Menno Bechler
of town, and Mrs. S. Rupp of Hay
Township on Tuesday attended the
funeral of a young Mr. Rupp at
Poole who was killed by a gravel
truck passing over his body.
Owing to Saturday being a public
holiday,: when all places of business
will be clased, the local merchants in
Zurich have decided to keep their
places of business open on Friday
evening for the convenience of the
the public.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Martin and
daughter Marion, Mrs. Martin Sr.,
and Mrs. Gibson all of Stratford,
visited at the home of Mrs. C. Eilber
Mrs. Gibson is remaining for some
time with Mrs. Eilber,
the training of eorrespondeiats, 'rvhll
Womens' Institute •
The summer meeting of the Wom-
en's Institute was held in • the Zurich
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hopp, Mrs. C. Town Hall, on June 13th. 25 mem-
Gingerich and Mrs. M. Bechler'' at- bers of the Crediton Institute as well
tended" the funeral last week of Mrs as other Institutes were well repres-
Bechler's nephew, Noah Kropf of ented and attended, especially a go-
odly number of the Zurich society
were also present. Mrs. H. G. Hess
occupied the chair. After singing the
Ode and repeating the Lord's Prayer,
Mrs. Gordon Morlock, of Crediton,
sang a solo. Reports from each In-
stitutes were given by the secretar-
ies. Mrs. Kalbfleisch, of Zurich and
Tavistock, who was killed by the
kick of a horse, and was born in Hay
Township and 54 years of age.
Those visiting from a distance at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Smith on Sunday were: Misses Helen
and Marjorie Wilhelm of near Mil-
verton; Mr. Wallace Ross of Bruce- 'Mrs. L. England, Crediton. Both
field; Mr. and Mrs. Adam Sippel and gave splendid reports of the year's
arm
son Wilfred of Milverton; Mr. an
Mrs. Henry Schade of London, and
Mr. Clarence Schade of the Blue
Water Highway.
Lorne . Eedy of St. Marys led a dis-
cussion on good-natured
criticism of
style, make
the county pateas to
up, etc. X. M. ,McLean, of the Sea -
forth Expositor, conducted the ad-
vertising, forum, and also the barter
work. Miss Best, speaker, of Tor-
onto, congratulated the societies on
the good work they are doing. Miss
Best, who is a capable speaker, spoke
on different subjects such a' house -
The extreme dry weather is con- keeping and health and told of her
tinning on, and conditions are not experiences in organizing different
institutes in the Old Country. Mrs.
H. G. Hess and Mrs. • (Dr.) O'Dwyer,
of Zurich, played a piano (nett and
Mrs. Emery Fahrner of Crediton
gave a reading. Zurich ladies served.
a dainty lunch in the basement, the
tables being attractively decorated in
pink and white. Mrs. Telfer and
Mrs. Zwicker moved a vote of thanks
to the Zurich ladies.
getting any better, and with the en-
ormous heat, between ninety and a
hundred every day, and no signs of
a shower, we are predicting that the
summer crops will be short, the hay
crop for lack of rain, is not as heavy
as was expected, but the fanwheat
crop looks promising. We heor of
and see daily showers of rain passing
by us, but we trust one of these days
one will come our way.
The S. -W. -T. re -union picnic was
held at Grand Bend on Saturday,
June 24th with friends present from
Milverton, London, Brucefield, Zur-
ich and the vicinity of Grand Bend.
EXETER
Decoration Day was fittingly" ob-
served in Exeter on Sunday, June 25
A shore service was held before the
cenotaph, where the Rev. J. H. Stain -
An interesting program of sports was i ton, delivered an address and depos-
run off, after which C. L. Smith was
in charge of the re -organization as
follows: Managing Committee—Clar-
ence Schade, convenor, Hilton True -
inner, and Mabel Schade. "Correspon-
dent . committee—Isreal Wilhelm and
Mrs. C. L. Smith. Sport Committee—
Gertrude Schade convenor; Marjorie
Wilhelm, Alvin Sippel, Ervin Schade
Needless to say everybody enjoyed
themselves immense. It was decided
to hold the next re -union at Spring-
bank park, London, next June.
an trading; G. E. Hill, of the in
ton News -Record,, that of practical
problems; W. F. A. Naftel, of the
hn
THE IHERAWS
:1011 DEPARTMENT
Goderich Star, circulation, and o
McCool, of Winghazra, cost aecorulting
W.. F. A.. Naftel is the new president
,John. McCool, vice-president; W. I3.
Ib Bier ready >3o spa the Pub, ' Robertson sect' -trews and. .Messrs. J.
'l1ic with Comtnertelial and fi' e M.' Southcott,. Exeter;. G. E. hall and
Pf il1Atin
K. IVL IVtcLeano the e: ecttlive. After
$'• Get our lriprices7rsid+lKLy lunrlE the visitors enjoyed a
.goy,„ leaving. t7(gtrr• =Ilan fst- azo. :Zoa7..:,. town in:hiding a trip to
w
The various. officials of the Hay
Township Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
held a regular business meeting at
Crediton on 'Saturday. The most
interesting part of the meeting was
the resignation of Mr. Henry Eilber
as Secretary -Treasurer, who has held
this position for some fifty-sis years.
And has been an executive of the
Company for sixty years, since the
Company was first organized. Mr.
Eilber during these year las been
an outstanding man in insuranee act-
ivities, and few men in .Ontario today
are as well posted along this particu-
lar
Mr. lines. Eilber leave very
a
commendable record in his work with
this Company, which is considered
one of the best for low rates and
general efficiency among the farmers'
mutual companies, and while he ", has
laid down the duties of • sec'retary-
treasurer, he still holds the respons-
ible position as manager. The board
then immediately appointed Mr. Her-
bert K. Eilber, as their secretary-
ited a wreath to the memory of those
who fell in the Great War. The loc-
al clergy assisted and Bugler Berry
sounded the "Last ,Post" and "Re-
veille." The Canadian Legion, under
Thos. Pryde and headed by the Dash-
wood Band and accompanied by the
local Odd Fellows, proceeded to the
cemetery, where the customary dec-
oration of graves took place. A sac-
red concert was given by the band
and the Main St. Quartette sang. Rev
A. E. Elliott and Rev. M. A. Hunt de-
livered addresses. Traffic Officer Nor-
man Lever was assisted by Constable
3. Norrie, of Exeter, and Constable
Steinhagen of Dashwood, in directing
the hundreds of cars.
1
The fund being raised for the
crippled children of Huron County by
the Lions Club of Goderich received
a good boost on Friday night through
a large attendance at their Concert in
Jantes Street church. In the absence
of Dr. Hooper, chairman or the As-
sociation, Harry Edwards of Strat-
ford, gave a talk, illustrated by lan-
tern
slides. There will be a clinic at
Stratford on Sept. 12th. Exeter was
urged to form a Lions club. The
society has a number of crippled
children in its care, one recent case
coining from Exeter. Theservices of
the members are given gratis, not
even meals being charged in expense
accounts. The following artists de-
lighted the audience: Mr. Somerville
organist; Mr. Meakins, baritone; Mrs
Edith F. Joynt soprano; Mrs. Cokes,
of Clinton, contralto, and a 13 -year-
Zurich Drug Store
INSECTICIDES
We have a good stock of Drugs
and preparations to destroy all
kinds of troublesome Insects
We have Fly Tox and Fly - 0
Cede; Paris Green; Arsenate
of Lead; Helibore; Insect Pow-
der; Black Leaf 40 Evergreen;
Bordeaux Mixture; Corrosive
Sublimate; Saphine Anti -Moth
Discs
Dr. A, J. MacKinnon,t Zurich
4ASMANYVVIVAW RAW IMMANWV MAMMAAMAP
old violinist, Peggy Moreland, who
treasurer, and was the unannmous
•hoice, and will very efficiently fill scored a triumph at the musical fest-
position. ival in Stratford.
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