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ictober 26f1ia, ISO
• Inusoress CARDS
Dium-Ey E. Horatio S
IARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT.
ARY PlUBLIC, ETC.
tOTOICE---Hamilton Street, Jut* off
litie Square, GODERICH, Ontario.
Special .Attention to Councel and
Court Work,
Jr. Holmes may be consulted al
;Gedevich by Phone, and Phew
charges reversed.
Dr. H. H. C E
L. D. Ss D. D S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ l3LOCK—ZURICH
.3Lyery Thursday, Friday, Satarda
At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK,
DASIIWOOD
ry Manama Tuesday and
sWednesday
Liceased Auctioneer
For Huron and Middlesex
I AM IN A POSITION TO CON
&set any Auction Sale, regardless
as to size or article to sell. I solicit
'roue' business, and if not satisfied we]
smoke no charges for Services Ren
Armed.
ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood
Vlaone, 18-57.
Zurich'sPopular
MEAT MARKET
Let Us supply you with the
very Choice of Fresh and Cur-
ed Meats, Boiognas, Sausages,
Etc., always.. on hand... Kept
fresh in Electric Refrigeration
Higliesf Cash Prices for
WoolHides 4nd. Skins
111. Yungblut & Sou
SERVICE
Why We have the Better
Class of Customers
=GM CLASS GOODS, IL S. L.
ABATTERIES, MOBILE OIL, MAR -
"ELUDE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES
AND TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
Starts, Hohnhig and Mechanics'! Work
Aerie he Micronaster Settings, No
annoy work. Watch the cars that
'STOP at WEIN'S, They are all HIGH
CLASS CLIENTELE.
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IESASHWOOD — ONTARIO
assesstaatoosenataaaaozz:
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co
OF WOODSTOCK
THE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
illJAL COKBANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO.
Antount of Insurance at Risk on Dec.
31st, 1932, $1'7,880,729.
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$221,97a.99.
IR.ates—$4.50 per $1,000 for 3 years
E. F. Klopp—Zurich,
Aleut, Also Dealer in Ligkwiai Rads
sad all kinds of Fire Insurance
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LIVE
OPOU LT R Y
WANTED
Sidek*evitry Day till $ es'Irlacke pen.
lbw sot ;teed Fowl salsas saassalng
whim* brought is,
Highest Cash Prices
....CASH ?Oft—
AND ,EGGS
W. O'Brien
Phone 1010 Res. 04, Zarb*
THE HERALD'S,
JOB PEPARTMENT
Iskever, ready to serve the pob-
lie with COmmerciall and fine
Prin. Ger out price, be-
IVI rava
"ants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notioeg-Et. Ads
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AUCellON . SALE
OF FARM STOCK
Mr. Geo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer,
bete been i est ucted t • II b WI
auteion at Walker's Sales Stables,
Brucefield„ on Wednesday, November
1st, at 2 p. m., the following: -
30 Head Rexford Cattle, Calves,
Yearlings and Twp-year-oTde.
2 Cows due time 'of sae.
6 pigs ready to wean.
6 Chunks about 160 pounde.
Ternas-Cas.k.
.W. A. ROSS, Proptietor.
G. EL ELLIOTT, Au.ctioneea.
FOR SALE
A good young brood sow, Also
10 small pigs for sale, apply
Simon. Greb Babylon Line.
FARM FOR SALE
9
Fifty acres of land, being the
south half of lot member seven in
the ninth concession, Township of
Hay. On this farm is a comfortable
8 roomed frame dwelling, bank barn
40 ft. by 65 ft. and other small out-
buildings. Well watered anti fenced
and about four acres hardwood bush.
Near to churchc, sal -tool. and village.
Price reasonable as property must be
sold to settle estate. Immediate pos-
session given_ For further particu-
lars apply to:
Adelbert Smith or Pierce Farwell,
Executors Wendel Smith Estate,
Zurich, Ontario.
For Sale
ZURICH I-EKAID
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. Wallace Ross of Bruceileld,
was a visitor in tOW11 on TnesolaY.
• Mr. and Mrs. Louie Weber mot-
ored to London on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Braun
and family of Forest, were Sunday
visitors with relatives here.
Merest-. William and Ezra Dumart
and Mn J. Beam ef Kitchener, were
visitors with MrHarry Yungblut,
the beginning of the week.
In last week's issue we made men-
tion of Mrs. L. Geiger rind son New-
ell visiting in Kitchener. This sho-
uld have been Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. W. IT. Hoffman and
Mr. and Mes. L. W. Hoffman and
daughter, Marjorie, were Sunday last
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hoffmat. and Mrs. H. Hoffman, 0.t
Crediton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Richter and
daughter Mrs. Stephenson and little
son, of Arkona, were Sunday visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith
of town, and Mr. and Mrs. V. O.
Smith, south of St. Joseph. •
Miss Clara , Weber of town who,
has recently been successful in se-
curing a good position with the Hunt
Milling Company of Loncion, as
stenographer, spent the week -end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Weber of town. •
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O'Brein who
spent a pleasant visit with friends
at Crosswell, Mich., returned home
on Friday, and were accompanied by
the two Misses Smith of that plane
who spent _the week -end with their
uncle and. aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
O'Brein,
The annual Fowl Supper will be
served in the spacious cement shed
of the Evangelical church, Zurich on
Thursday November 2nd, from 5 to
8.30 o'clock. Great preparations are
being made to accomodate a large
attendance. Table room for 180 at
one sitting. A high class program
will be rendered b7„- local talent, fea-
turing the best of music, vocal and
A slightly used Incubator, 250 instrumentals. A short play, rend -
egg capacity, Would also consider ings, etc. will be given.
to e..t.change it b2r. a. large]; size. We
your inspection. Thaaelay evening ef this week is
iiivae
Bruce J. Klopp, Zurich, 110 d0 of the chic!' T upper in
the tcy'vn hall, Zurich, sponsored by
— see, sra-re of St. Boniface R. C.
church, This is the first event of its
Mad held. in Zurieh this fall and we
trust it :vill be well patronized, as
v,re can assure one and all who at-
tend that the inner man will be well
replenished, with the many goodies
that these people always have. Make November 8th and 9th for hearing -
it a point and attend to this annual o±two or three charges, those of con -
event on Thursday evening. spiracy and bribery, by his honor,
with a jury. The third charge, that
The week -end ushered in much of being as agent of the county did
colder weather, and this Wednesdaay accept a bribe, is without the juris-
morning the ground was covered ! diction of the county court and will
;with. S.EIGNV and a heavy frost was be on the docket of the assizes
also prevalent. This is the first frost which will convene at Goderich on
of any account we experienced. That Oct. 31. It is understood, however; !
is hard enough to freeze the tomato- that an application will be made at'
plants and flower plants which were the assize court to have the case tra-i
all nice and green so far, indeed it versed awaiting the outcome of the
has been a fine fall. On Tuesdayother two charges. In their argum-
we had an all -day rain, which did ent, counsels for the accused intim-
considerable towards the water sup- ated that the plea of Higgins and
ply, as many wells in the community , Booth would be not guilty and that
are not producing the water they at least two days would be. necessary
usually do at this tine of year as for the trials.
the rains we have had were not suffi-
cient to soak down in the sub -soil. Hay Township Pioneer
The building opertions are progres- (Stratford lieaeon-Eirald)
sing along nicely, although the bad John Foster, who is probably the
weather the beginning of the week oldest resident in Hay township and
was a drawback. A goodly number', when since the death of his wife last
of things are already in the SchilbeNew Year's day has lived alone ea
block, and will likely be occupied
with their business the latter part of
the week, while the living quarters
will take a little longer, the painters
are now doing their part of the work
in the store. In the Yungblut block
the brick work is now completed and
workmen are busy putting on the
shingle roof. In the Haist block, the
FOR SAL! •
About 280 feet 1A inch galvan--
• ized piping with jerk rods and a
brass lined cylinder, all slightly used
will be sold at piping 12c a foot and
jerk rods at 4 cents a foot. For
further particulars apply to:
Zurich Police Trustee Board.
NOTWF
We request that all our outstand-
ing accounts, also all fertilizer ac-
counts be paid to us as soon as
possible. Please!
L. Schilbe & Son, Zurich.
WANTED
PRODUCE WANTED
We are now in a position to take
cream and eggs at nay 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.
Fall. Fair' Dates
Alimmg.••••••••
Ottawa Winter Fair—Nov. 14, 17.
Royal (Torontp)e-,--Npae.S2, AQ.
Report of Hog Shipments
For month ending Aug. 31, '33
Exeter—Total 37, . select 14, bacon
19, butchers 3; Hensall—Total 275
selects 90, bacon 148, butchers 25,
heavies 1, lights 2. Clinton—Total
622, selects 216, bacon 322, butch-
ers 54, heavies 3, lights 22. Theron
Co. Locals—Tatal 2739, selects 815,
bacon 1679, butchers 136, heavies 21
lights 34. Hilton County—Total
6306, selecte 1921, 'bacon 3556, but
chers 541, heavies' 38, extra heavies
49, lights 75e .0 e z•
A- Spantane° tr.s Welcome.
Thursday, Octehet 4th, 1933, Was
1a veryeeignifitrant day- in tbe life.' of
Godexich cominunity, when eitizens
of ever a age; ancl etif eirerenivalke
life, turned out in vast -numbers to
extend a right warm welcome to the
representative of hie gracious wiajes-
tythe King, and to 'Lady Bessborough
Ta the Governor-General himself
there must have been communicated
the sense of feeling, that he. was.
visiting a community that posieessed
the touch of the atmosphere of the
old-world, for on viewing the harbor
he was looking upon nature/ scenes
that were first viewed be a represent-
otive of thre oldsworld„ rai fees a
riarta,lesiVrooraleg personality than &towel Cleve-
,
1T11 ?bd.; tygoy inlinyeyeare messes
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$1.19$,
• LOCAL NEWS •I IvEral.444.0welmoiropqmow•0010•0•400*0000*•••••••••••••••••
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. 111rb were visitors
et Baden and other eastern points,
W. R. Davidson of Heneall, was
•ie town 011 Friday. .,
Mr., and Mrs, Lee O'Brein and lit-
tle Billie are visiting. with friends. at
Crosswell, Mich.
Mr. J. G. Stanbury, solicitor of *
.Exeter, attended the local Division
Implement Repairs 1
• WHY BUY JOBBERS REPAIRS WHEN YOU
e CAN BUY THE GENUINE AT THE SAME *
Court here on Teesday; .*
•11/1rs. B. Pfile is at present spend- 0
ing e few days with her brether, ;
CLIMAX BUG KILLER AT NEW LOW PRICES
Maria -ie ere. spending the week with '*
-- • Mrs, L. W. HOffinan end claaughtei.
I ALSO ALL . KINDS OF INSECTICIDES AS FOL..
.Vrann, .Forest.
a$
Mr. Charles Greb and Miss Carrie
Ezea Bender, at Dashwood.
PRICES
Climax Bug Killer
,the fOriner's sistee, Mrs.- W. F.
LOWS
:---Arsenate of Lead, Arsenate of Lime ..Pa-*
Green, Etc., Etc.
Brenner, of Kitcheeer, -of re week.
end visitors at the home of Mr. and a
Mrs. John Brenner. s , C OA L COAL .,
PUT IN YOUR SUPPLY NOW WHEN THEY
ARE AT THE ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
"We do Custom Seed Cleaning"
Agency for McCormick -Deering Machinery Repairs.
IlVfr. and Mrs. Aaron Erb, and Mr.
and Mrs. Moses Gerber were Sunday 4
visitors with Mrs. J, L. G:rbe.e, Bron-
son Line.
Miss Melinda Steeee, • ;eel pane
Erb of the Bronson Line left for el
Kitchener Where, they intend doing
domestic work for the winter months
Pleased to report. that rs. Ed.! I,
Gascho has recover sufilcen•tly from
her recent appedix operation to re-.
surae her duties aL Cie telephone Celltral,
-
Me. and Mrs. Conrad Siemon, who
•have been at Hillsgreen the
past summo are moving to the
vi-
lage, occupyin ; the ',lash:lance foetee..,
ly occupied le. Mr. Jacob Kipfar.
The regular evening meet
'ing of the Y. ' ^f the Are;
Mennonite Chta,:la•
-
Was taken hy the Young People '
East Zora on Sunday evening, which
was greatly enjoyed by all present.
World's Fair May Continue
Into 1934
Strong indications that a Century
of Progress Exposition at Chicago
would remain open in 1934 was giv-
en Saturday by Rufus C. Dawes,
president, observing that President
Roosevelt had ;assured the manage-
ment he would like to see the fair
reopen next year. Dawes said: "It
the public wants the fail. in 1934,
they can have it".
Huron Auditors Will Face
Trial
'Last Monday afternoon in county
((ma at Goderich, Robe HiggIns o;;
Hensel) and Win. Booth of Wirignam
1932 County of • Huron aaditove, !
charged with conspiracy an 7 7. .4010
appeared before Judge Costaln foie
election. Trial dates were fixed for
his farm home on the Babylon Lime
still enjoys splendid health. Mr. Fos-
ter is 83 years old. He came to
Hay township with his parents from
Waterloo, whew three years old and.
settled onthe75-acre farm on which.
he lives. As a boy, John had a turn
of mind for machinery, and spent
considerable of his time tinkering a-'
new brick front is almost up, and the round old engines. Besides operat-
carpenters are busy putting up the ing his farm, he run a brick and
living quarters in .the top story. This tile yard for 35 years, during which
.will have a ratherunique appear- time he built, patented and sold a
ance for Zurich, and will undoubted- tile -making machine. He also built
sly be very nice, as Mr. Heist says, several wooden windmills, one of
they have all the' plans laid and whieh operated for 30 years. The
just how they want things. -and in fans, of special cedar design, were
all cases that is the way to build, to light and powerful so muen so that
suit yourself, and not take the ad-- the mills were used with good success
vise of everyone that comes along. in grinding and chopping grain. He
sold the mill erected for $60. He
Hensall Resident Passes became through his experiments, an
The death occurred Thursday ev- experienced pattern maker, nad his
ening of George Fairbairn, who re- own moulding shop where ne cast his
sides on the London Road south, a own parts in all metals including al -
short distance from Hensall., The de- unainum and brass. It is said he Igoe
ceased was in his 68th year, had not duced millions of brick at $4 per M.
been in the best of health the past and orders .came from .all parts far
summer, but it was only the last 4 Foster's brick. Mr. Foster, though
weeks that he became ill with pneu- 83 is a keen thinker, and active. He
monia. An operation was perform- is an ardent member of St. Boniface
Catholic church, Zurich, and attends
chierch quite regularly in the good
weather, when he can go on, his bicy-
cle. He has ridden •a wheel for the
past 40 years. Only this summer he
was timed from the church to his
home which is two miles. He made
the stretch in exactly 7 minutes. He.
sits in an upright position while rid-
ing, giving hint the appearance of a
much younger person. For years, the.
family would go to church in the car-
riage, while the father preferred the
bike. -Mr.. Foster's 'family of • liVe
boys arid 2 girls are: Louis, Kitchett-
er;Albert and Fred„ BiggariSask;
Jellies A., thseeall; Alix, Zurieh;irs
enethe homesteede Mrs.
Battler, BabyIesikLinee
ed and though he tame through the
operation nicely yet he passed away
• a few hours from shock the funeral
was held on Sunday in McTaggart's
Cemetery, with Rev. A. Sinclair, of
Hensall, officiating. Mr. Fairbairn
was married twice, his first wife be-
ing Agnes Simmons, of that union 3
children survive: Mrs. Joe Hudson,
Hensel); William of near Hensall,
and Allie, Tillsonburg. His second
wife, formerly Mabel Simmons, sur-
vive t him together with a family of
five daughters and one son:, -Mrs. Len -
itis Clinton; Mrs. C. Brint-
nell, Exeter; Agnes, Clarence, Shit -
ley and Mabel at home. Surviving
alea.are. fete asters and four broth:.
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School Supplies
We have a full Line of
all the requirements of
School Supplies
PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC.
ALL AUTHORIZED TEXT BOOKS KEPT
IN STOCK.
SEE OUR SUPPLY OF TOILET
PREPERATIONS:
Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Perfumizers,
Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pastes, and Brushes.
FINE STATIONERY AND FOUNTAIN
PENS.
THE FLY SEASON
Why be pestered with Flies and Insects when they
can so easily and rapidly be destroyed with either
FLY TOX or FLY - 0 - CEDE
We also have, Saphine Anti -Moth Discs.
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Farmers* Sun
Family 'Herald and Weekly Star
Family Herald for 3 years
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