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BUSINESS CARDS • yorit
• DUDLEY E. *HOLMES
lahRatISTER, SOleliCiTOIll, NOT-
ARY IPLIBL1C, ETCO
11\3'b'ICE--1aluiltori Street, Juot
tbe 'Square, GODRI,CII, Ontario,
:lieseciel Attention to Councel and
Court Work.
Mr. Holmes may be consulted est
'Xe'eelerich by Phone, and Plume
charges reversed.
Or. H. II. COWEN
L. D. S. D. D S.
'DENTAL SURGEON
At REITZ BLOCK—ZIJIIICil
•Synry TbursdibY, Friday, Saturday
At RA.RTLEIB'S BLOCK,
.DASIIWOOD
Every •Monday,. Tuesday area
W edneaday
Liviensa
For Huron and Middlesex
AM IN A POSITION TO CON-
dact any Auction Sale, regardless
ate to size or article to sell.1 eaten
gaur business, and if not satisfied veal
make no charges for Services Ren -
ARTHUR WEBER—Dashevood
Rhone 13-57.
ZuriaisPopular
MEAT -MARKET
ante, or a e, t,
Rninclo Metieep
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Strayed from any premeses
2 geese. Finder kindly notify
Mr, Victor Deichert.
For Sale
10 young pigs, ready to wean,
weeks old. Apply to
:Henry Brown„ 15th on. Ray.
FARM FOR SALE
On Blind Line, Hay Township, con-
sitin.g of 100 acres; 15 acres are
sown to fall wheat, 30 acres plow-
ing done. There is on the farm good
buildings,, two neverfailing spring
wells, farm is well fenced and well
drained.
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Also Pert Lot 26, Concession. 10,
Hay Township, containing 25 acres,
partly under caltivation, balance in
grass. Above farms can be pur-
chased separately if desired. Apply
to Proprietor,
John McBride, R.R. 1, Zurich.
Huron County Council
Meeting
The Huron County Council wHl
meet in the Council Chamber, Court
House, Goderich, at 2 o'clock, intho
afternoon, on Tuesday, the bth day
of Deeember, 1933.
you with the All accounts, 'notices of deputat-
Let Us supply
ons, or applications and other hp -
Choke of Fresh and cur -I intent busineis -requiring attentioe
ed Meats Bolognas, Sausages, ,,t nig Meeting of Coun.cil should
always.. on hand... Kept
:fresh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides anol,-Skins
Yung,blut & Son
SE -V 1 C E
Why We have the Better
Class of Customers
HIGH CLASS GOODS, • U. S. L.
SATTERIES, -MOBILE OIL, MAR-.
YiELUBE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES
AND TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
Parts, Uohning and Mechanical Work
acme to Micrometer Settings, No,
gases work. Watch the rale that
STOP at WEIN'S, They are aIIUIGH
CLASS CLIENTELE..
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VASHWOOD — ONTARIO
NA•AASAIA6AAttgeerv*Anrearra...44A.4
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co
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WOODgTOCK
THE LARGEST RESERVE; HAI.-
•ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN' MUT-
UAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO.
Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec.
31st, 1932, $17,880.72.9.
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
jleete..e.e, $221,978.99.
laates--44.50 p.er $1,000 for 3 years
E. F. KIopp—Zuric1
Meat, Also Dealer in Lightning Roil
and all kinds of Fire insurance
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WANTED
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Sake* every Day till 8 o'clock, p.m
not feed Fowl MEW morning
• ;:e when brought in..
Wigkest: 'Cask Prices
CREAM AND EGGS
W O'Brien
Phone 101, • Res. '94. Zurich
,eeeeneee----
THE HERALDS
• JOB PEeARTMENT
ever ready to serve the pub-
• lic with COmrnercial and fine
Printing. Get our prices be-
• loot raving your muter Asp-,
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in the hands oe: the Clerk not later
than the Monday previous to the
meeting of Council.
Dated at Goderich this 6th day of
November, 1930..
Geo. W. Hobnail..
FOR QUICK SAJ .F.
A number of young pigs ready to
wean, for quick Sale, apply
SyIv. Witmer, Babylon Line.
STRAYED.
, Stayed -from Lot '4, Con. 7, Hay,
about the first of September, a dark
red steer, no horns, weighing about
1100 pounds. , Finder please notify
Ed. Broderick, Exeter, or Zurich
Herald.
NOTICE,
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
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We are now in a position to take
cream and eggs at my home at Zur-
ich, for which we will ,pay highs
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,
• Winter Fair Dates
Ottawa Winter
14 to 17.
Royal . Winter
Nov. 22 to 30.
Ontario Provincial Whiter Fair,
Guelph—December 5 to 7.
Fair—November
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LOCAL NEWS
• Mr, -and Mrs. Wm. Consitt of
Mt Austin, Hey and friend of De-
troit spent the week -end In town,
Mr. and Mrs. 31m Trevethick, of
Brinsley, spent Sunday with Nr. and
Mrs. Albert G. Ross.
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Brandon, or
Belgrave were visitors at the home
of Mr. and IVIrs. J. W. Horner-
Xr:and Mrs. Andrew Thiel motor-
ed to Waterloo on Tuesday to visit
the former's brother, Mr. Dan •Thiel.
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Jonnstou of
Blake are at present visirtitg
their daughter, Mrs. Turner a God-
exiich.
• The local merchants have again a
goodly number of onions stored, for
the winter. They Were a „fair crop
n these parts this year.
FOUND—In Zurich a smaTh amou1).
of money. Owner can have sarne by
proving property and paying for this
adv. at Herald Office.
Mr. and Mns. Yule have retaaned
to their home in Fullerton, after
spending the week -end at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, E. Weido.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Geiger and
family, Mrs. L. Pine and daughter
Pearl, were week -end visitors with
relatives and friends at Kitchener.
Mr. Jacob Ortwein has sold the
0 f Ith concession
10 -acre arm on e
of Stephen Tp., to Mr. Henri Pfaff,
of Stanley Township who get- im-
mediate possession.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross johnston • and
the, latter's mother, Miss Eclighoffer
were Thursday visitors at Falai-ton
Ars. Edighotfer remaining there for
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Surnmerfeldt, •
zompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Dodds and daughter Marion of
Kitchener, spent the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. E. Datars, . Sr.
Farmers have about all their fall
,.vorkdone now as the wintry -weath-
er Is setting in. The fall wheat ir
in fine condition for the winter and
has a fine etart, regardless of thc
unfavorable condition, earlier in tin
fall when it was so dry. •
Rev. E: Burn and Mr. and Mrs.
H. Hess attended the funeral of the
'ree Fere E. D. Bech-.e o Ampelor
at Elmira on Monday, where Rees.
'Burn preached the sermon on Isieh
35, 10. Forty ministers were Pres -
el at the very largely •attended
servi ce.
Faints
Mu/sail,. were in town Monday.
Mr, Moses Geiger s spending a few
weeks with his on Rev. and IVIrs, J.
M. Geiger and .family of Welland.
•ReV. E. Burn preached in the :Un -
ted C,hrr-ch In lliake,• last Sunday
aftorno . •
• Mr, 5.71(1:).il. P0;•11:1' London,
wore visitors with •Mr. and Mrs. G.
Kohler,
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board of ti.. 'farm&
es Co.; met at Exeter on Saturdaey.
,IThe week -end ushetd in much
colder westher wild to -day Wrdini.s,
day, it looks like winter.
A goodly number of villagers we-
re at Dashwood Sun4a4y evening,
attending .anniveriary services.
• Misses Heleit and Matierie
of Milverton, who spent a week with
their aunt Mee C. L. Smith, return-
ed- to their hantoe on Sunday.,
Mr. Wallace Ross, Tc.ippm •wee
a SundaYvisitor at 'the homeeof Mr,
and Mrs. C.0. L. Smith,
Mn Win. Dumeit of Kitchener was
a visitor at the 'home . !ea anit
Mrs. H. ,Yungbhit last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ale_ (haelph
were in town last week, also taking
in • the fowl supper.
omooleosooloaepootomooroo4ow 4,cuiPaavviP.9000
implement Re\--
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WHY BUY JOBBERS REPAIRS WiliE,61 YOU
• CAN BUY THE GENUINE AT THE SAME
PRICES
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Mr. and. : •rs. Jacob Smith, of .r‘t
DetrolL, . via tors 1th 'Lurie!,•
A -lends la..t ek„.1so
fowl supi.:y.
Mrs. Flad to io:
home in GodericL.
few days with her sister, Mrs. E. E.
Weido.
Hay Council met on Monday for
the November meeting, a report of
-the doings will be in next week's
issue. „
Mrs. C. H. Kalbfleisch of Detroit,
-visited with her mother, Mrs. Cathern
Kalbfleisch, who is net en,oying the op
best of health.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith and Mae
and Misses Helen and Marjorie Wil -
h
urday.elm motored Lo Goderich on Sat -1
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Mrs. W. Finkbeiner and daughter,
Miss Hazel of Stratford, eellel at tv•
the home of Mr', W. ii. lio!•7rean on IN
Thursday evenhes, also enjoying the !
fowl supper.
Mrs. F. Shaw and little son Jackie
returned •to their home in fo:.onto, --"
When Deer invades- after spending a week at the home oo.
•• • of Mr. and Mrs. F. Mousseau and
Kitchen •• family of the Zurih Road.
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Friday night a young. deer,re one Mr. John G. Erb of the Bronson,'
of this season's fawns, .einergedtfroni 1,inei has taken over the 92 -acre farm' ›ID
the valley Of-theMaitland;RiVer, ;ote7 at the corner of the Zurich Road
viously • •pursued by do.g.e and was
• a. merry chase through the
streets of Goderieh by 'several young
men. It ran into the summer kitchen
of an East st. home, which had that
day been visited by death and where
friends and neighborswere sitting
up late. Hearing a commotion in the
summer kitchen, a door was opened
and the light turned on. So groa.
was the shock from the sight a,
viewing the scared deer under such
unusual circumstances, that one lady
fainted..
The annuai fowl supper in the Ee-
angelical church Zurich -h11 lat
Thursday evening, was in every way
a decided success as nearly 800 peo-
ple were present to partake of the
abundance of everything that was
offered to the people who came
for the occasion, and cars full of peo
pie came from far and near for the
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'big feed and they all got plenty, as
there was nearly fifty geese aitd
abundance of baking left -Over, this
however found ready sale after the
program. During the latter part of
the dining the Royal Knight Orches-
tra played some snappy music this
was. followed by a program in which
the following Revs.;spoke: E. Burn,
• Turkheirre R. Geiger; Revs. Burn
and Sauer sang a duet. Several ntim
bers were given by the church chciir
a duet by little Misses Orpha Mey-
e-rs and Ruth Johnstone a reading
by Miss Mae Smith and a play en-
khir, Toronto— titled "Down East" by young people
of the church. The proceeds of the
event amounted to about $600 of
which there is about $350. clear of
all expenses.
• Celebrates Birthday
Arranges For Winter Relief
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On Tuesday evening a number of
young -people gathered at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Thiel and gre-
, Althengh Goderieh has spent but ally surprised their eldest son Earl,
!eight dollars, on. relief since May lee on the occasion of his 21st birthday.
last, preparations are nevertheless The following address was then read
being =axle to provide work for up- by Mr. John Tuerkheim:
employed citizens the coming winter. Dear Earl—
The Town Council purchased a 67- ; We, your friends and,
acre farm for $1,200. On this farm fellow playmEttes have gathered here
,is eight acres of excellent hardwood
:bush, and some slash. A camp is to
be established. on the farm this win -
'ter and. unemployed, are to be paid in
• cash for cutting the wood, at a price
this evening to show you in e small
way our feeling for you as 5 true
friend, a willing worker, and a real
all around sport. Our gifts are small
Earl, but accept not for their value,
leer ebrd, The wood wilt be sold by but the feeling with winch they have
' ;he town for cash to the unemployed been given. May you enjoy many
)r any others who wilt to buy. The ;more happy birthdays with as and in
I:ush is located eight miles front the ithe same manner. We remain Your
1!...olArrt. The Coungt considers it has true Friends. The evening W85
' lade a good but as it is figured spent in Progressive Euchre, after
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'ere ik at least $1,000 or firewood which lunch was served. Then all
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)IL the farm Last) Winter' $11,500 leaving for their homes reporting an
,.as paid, wit fut- whet enjoyable time. ,
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aed Parr Line, Hay, from Mr. John
Marriott, who is leaving the fano..
PRESENTED WITH WHITE
GLOVES
With a list of nine civil, and no
criminal cases on the -docket, the
fall sittings of the Supreme Court of
Ontario for the County of Huron at
Goderich, opened on Tuesday last
before Mr. Justice Hope, a recent
appointee to the Supreme Court .,,o
bench. His Lordship is probably the WARN mMMM y Fkpiam FkmARP,mmR AWN liNciw 14.__
most youthful jurist yet to preside
at, an .assize court kit that place, he
being still in his early forties. At
the outset on Tuesday Crown Attor-
ney D, E. Holmes rose to remark that
this is the sixth consecutive time, in -
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chiding assizes and general session
courts, that no criminal CaO have
"teen lisied. Sheriff O. C. Middleton 11+
thereupon . presented His Lordship I
Climax Bug Killer
CLIMAX BUG KILLER AT NEW LOW PFUCZS
ALSO ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES AS FOL-
LOWS: ---Arsenate of Lead, Jt of LEnc,
Green, Etc., Etc.
COAL COA L
PUT IN YOUR SUPPLY NM Wit -117P
ARE AT THE ROK ECkektril PRICES
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School Supplies
We have a full Line o'
all he
School Supplies
PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC.
Al 1 AUTHORIZED TEXT BOOKS KEPT
IN STOCK.
SEE OUR SUP7LY OF TOILET
PREPERATRONS:
Perfwnes, Toilet Waters, Perfu mizers,
Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pasles, 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 - - CEDE
We also have, Saphine Anti -Moth ascs.
.1.)r„ Ai 1 MacKinnon, Zurich
with the traditional pair of white
gloves indicative of the purity of the
county in the matter of crime. The
non -jury action John Hartman, of
Seaforth, sued Edward Denomme
and his wife, Martine Denerunte, Hay
Township, for $6,065.52 and interest
on a mortgage. The judgment dis-
missed the plaintiff's claim without
costs, except for the 1933 taxes, and
allows the defendant's counter-cIaim
for specific performance of the sale
and purchase agreement, directing
delivery of a deed of the lands in
question from the defendants to the
plaintiff, upon payment of $600 by
the plaintiff, less the amount of 1933
taxes. Costs to defendants. Fifteen
days' stay. Two divorce cases we-
re adjourned to the next court. The
jury at the assizes, in progress re-
turned a verdict for $1,000 damages
in favor of Isreal Olanow, Jewish
pedlar, Toronto, against the Goderich
Manufacturing:Co., and J. E. Beath -
ler, its president and manager, for
malicious prosecution and false ar-
rest The plaintiff sued for $30,000'.
The verdict came as a distinct sur-
prise, in • view of Justice Hope's
charge; to the jury, in which he stres-
sed that Baechler, the defenclanthad
only done what any business man
and good citizen would do under sim-
ilar circumstances—he had consulted
his lawyer and, in turn, the police
magistrate and crown attorney, and
laid the facts before them, before
causing a warrant to be issued. How
ever, the jury required less than
half an hous to give an affirmative
answer to the cinestient! "Was the
prosecution malicious?" ' and for fix
the damages, at $10.00.,
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