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BUSINESS CARDS
S
DUDLEY E.FlorimEs
tRiISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT
ART PUBLIC, ETC.
•101/71C1S --Hamilton Street, Ansa o$
the'Square, GODERIC}1, Outwit).
.98pecial Attention to Counc.I and
Court Work.
'Mr, Holmes may be consulted at
eederich by Phone, and Phalle
charges revered.
Or. H. H. COWEN
T.DeS•, D.D 8.
DENTAL SURGEON
,. At ]JiIT77, 13—LODE—ZURICH
.gory Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At 734,IiTLETWS BWCE,.
DASHW OO:D
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday
Licensed Auctioneer
Fot Huron and Middlesex
1 AM IN A POSITION TO CON
kluct any Auction Sale, - regardless
tufa to size or article to sell. 1 solicit
;ysur business, and if not satisfied win
make no charges for Services Ren-
:dared.
en-
: red.
ARTHUR WEBF&-•-Dashwood
Wale 18a6T.
agaremommer
Zurichs' Popiila •
MEAT MARKET
RIM 'lifIVE
Wants, For Male, Lt,
Found, Moth*, Etc.Ads
IK ma ocua
JO"1 ICE
i SALE OF BATS ON SAT.UiRDAY
Get your New Hat now 'white select-
ion. is still good Aad save money.
One Group at $1.98, and Another
group at $1...49..
HAT SHOP, at Zurich, Ozit.
LOST
Strayed
from my
Pre
muyes Blind
Litre, 2 geese, Finder.kindly notify,
Mr. Victor Deichert.
FARM FOR SALE
On Blind Line, Hay Township, con-
sisting of 100 acres; 15 acres are
sown to fall wheat, 30 acres plow-
ing done. There is on the farm good
buildings, two neverfailing spring
wells, farce is well fenced and well
drained.
Also Part Lot 26, Concession 10,
Hay Township, containing 25* acres,
partly under cultivation, balance in
grass. Above farms can be pur-
chased separately if desired. Apply
to Proprietor;
John McBride, B.R. 1, Zurich.
Huron County Councill
Meeting
The Huron County Council will
meet in the Council Chamber, Court
House, Godericli, at 2 o'clock, in the
Let 'Us sr�pply yob with e afternoon on Tuesday, the btii day
•C of '?c:Cernher, 1?•33,
vel•y Claa�zce+f Flesh and .AII accounts, notices of" deputat-
, Meats, Boiognas, Sausages, torts, or applications and other imp-
Etc., always.. on hand... Kept
fresh in Electric. Refrigeration
" Highest Cash Prices for 1
Wool, Hides and Skins
11, & Son
10* 1•40101....2•327140i01.2.111•KI
• SER VICE
Why We have the Better
Class of Customers
afIGH CLASS GOODS, U. S. L.
RlATTERI;ES, MOBILE OIL., MAW-
: WaELURE'OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES
AM -TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
Tarts, Hohning and Mechanical Werlt
Anse to Micrometer Settings, No
ig¢sese work. Watch the cars that
SOP at WE1N'S, They axe all HIGH
CLASS CLIENTELE.
'D AS.I•$WOOD
sx
ONTARIO
Western, Farmers' t al
Weather insurance Ce
OF WOODSTOCK
aHE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT
UAL COT IPANY DOING BUSINESS
'OF ,THIS KIND IN ONTARIO.
Amount of'Insurance at Risk on Dec.
31st, 1032, $17,850,729.
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$221,978.99. •
States—$4.50 per $1,000 for 3;years
E. F. Klopp—Zurich
Aienk, Also Dealer in Liihtniuj Rods
and all kinds of,Fire,.insurance
L1VE
POU LT R Y
WANTED
airs*..svery boor tr $ a`eieelt, p.m.
aft teed "Fawt sate •aKaing
whbn >ht• is..
k iCeS
'FOltea..•
1",CREAIVI AND EGGS
W. O'Brien
• Phone 101, :1, Reea. 94, Zurich
t
' H AUYS
li ' •PEPARTMENT
-ever ready to serve the pub , pupurs haying fife mast per-
teat, it:enda
tic •vlrii commercial and Sine nc4 record far troth tnon-
lri tin Get firs was Vela Martini The best spel-
n a� v w. , k —Se: la. An.n i g. Teacher.
=e. ��s.. y x• "�Le`au kttait,,,
ortant business, requiring attention
at this Meeting of Council should be
in the hands of the Clerk not later
than the Monday previous' to the
meeting of Council..
Dated at Goderich this 6th day of
November, 1933.
Geo. W. Holman.
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.
Winter Fair Dates
Ottawa Winter Fair November
14 to 17..
Royal Winter Fair, Toronto—
Nov. 22 to 30.
Ontario Provincial Winter Fair,
Guelph ---December 5 to 7_
Balance Of $ 150,000
An .announcement from Toronto
that the Province of Ontario had not
only balanced its , budget for the
fiscal year ending Oct_ 31, but had
achieved a surplus on the 12, months
operations of -approximately' $150,-
000 was made by the Premier. The
ssurpius comes as a surprise since the
deficit on Oct. 31, 1932 was two mil-
lion and a $2,900,000 deficit for the
year just ended was forecast by the
Provincial Treasurer. Revenue for
the year amounted, to, $2,450,000
more than was estimataed, while the
Government cut $660,000 from the
estimated expenditure. The increase
tri revenue reflected quite. Markedly
the upturli in business .in Ontario
that has been evident for some time,
the report states.
SCHOOL REPORT
The following is ,the school report
of S. S. No. A (South) Stanley, for
the months of.September and Octob-
er. The following is the marking
basis: /at olass .g<in. 75% and over;
2nd class Ti'ons,' 70' to 7.4%; 3rd class
!tonus. 65 to 69%,. Pass„ 60 to 64.
Below 6O work i ati.sfaot�ory.
' .,. Arnie, Be'rtraiiat 07.5%';.
Sr,sr: 'f l7'•--aC
Turner, Itobeiit 54.5;
3`r.: IV' -Snowden, Mari59.3. '
Sr. III- Etue, Earl 63; Martin, Ve-
Bna 60; Turner, Violet 60; Cleave
Fames 54.4; ' Ducharme Beulah 50.6.
Jr IIf
D'ucltarni
e, peibris 61.2;
Martine Emma. 58;• .
Sr. I—Ducharme, Dona 53.2.
16 'r Ducharme, Eleta 69.8; Mar-
ti -in' Albert 67-' '
n. g'.. a (fir pricaee -ler frrL e two> ,morzths w ECary
I• s virag Yowl' WAX eh� -1 ".naw: n. •
Mr, Orlya Schenk of 'Past Detroit
is visiting at the homey of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Prang,
Mrs. E, Burn who visited relatives
in Heapler and Preston, returned
home to Zurich "last Wednesday.
M. and Mrs. Fred Geiser and Mrs
J. Sweitzer of Crediton, spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Ferd-
inand Haberer.
Quite a number of girls of • the
Bronson Line, attended a quilting
be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Rapp, near Hensall on Monday.
Mr.
,i
made. - a motor
Will chert. otos
trip to Galt on Sunday, and "Bill"
has some vivid experiences to relate
of the trip over ice and • snow.
Mr. and Mrs, L. W. Hoffman mot-
ored ' to .London on .Tuesday, and Lee
advises us that the'roads were very
heavy, and hard to find at times ow-
ing to the storm.
Our readers will miss the usual
supply of news items in these colum-
ns this week, as with the raging bliz-
zards out doors, there is little traav-
eling done, and the job or .going the
rounds gathering up, is not of the
nicest, when the •snow is knee deep,
and everybody you meet talks about
the steam.
•
Armistice Day on Saturday war
observed very quietly in town, as the
'ay wcs real stormy and rough, and
the roads to Hensall were nearly.
locked, The band boys were:•in
'-heir unifornm.> and were at. Hensaall
in the afternoon participating in the
celebration. As, stated last week all
places of business were open, but for
all the business that wass done, the
light and fuel could have been saved
by closing and taking a holiday. ,
The annual meeting of the Zurich
Branch of the Western Canada Bible
Society was held in the Town. Hall,
Zurich on Thursday evening last.
week, and owing to the bad weather,
the ural large attendance was not
present. , In the absence o,r cite local
president, Miss L. Faust, Rev. 1+
Burn presided. Rev. D. iiright, o'
London, district secretary was pre;
ent and gave his ill:--tra*ed lectir--
on So..'.i Africa, wh`ch was interect-
lag in'en;l. The re-ovgination result
ad as .follows: Pr:.siclent, Mr. Davi.�•
ge
Girtr;e1i; Vice preliden.s, Revs. E
2ui•1_1".eini, Burn and Schrag. Mrs.
L. Prang Secy. -Tres., and the ad-
visory
d-iisory members, 1\fni. E. F. Klopp,
end lir;. Hey. Auditors, J. E. Gas-
cho and C. L. Smith.
The nice fall weather we have be-
en enjoying all along r atie •a- very
abrubt turn 'on Thursday of last -we-
ek, November 9th, when it turned
much colder and snow fell, and the
snow and storm became more in-
tense each day, till to -day, Wednese
day, we think will reach the climax
as we are experiencing a real Janu-
ary blizzard, with the mercury well
below the freezing point, and the
sleighs running and the storm blow-
ing. The auto finds it very difficult
to get along, -and we do not remem-
ber of ever seeing such weather for
a whole week in the beginning of"I
November. Snow banks are piled up
in *twos, and if we would put our
calanders away truly we would
we are in the midst of winter.
Kills Wolf in Pinery
A grey wolf weighing betw.eeu
and 80 pounds fell before the gun et
young Gren Brenner, • well-known
Grand Bend resident,., who was on a
shooting trip on Saturday near
Beach o' Pines. The wolf is the 4th
of its species to be killed in the dis-
Lrrct during the past year.•Mr.
Bremner was hunting ducks. While
sneaking up on the section of Vie
-old river ben of the Sauble River he
saw the form -of an aanimal slinking
across :the. ice. His shotgun loaded
with light shot for ducks, he had to
creep to a vantage point so that the
light shot would be .effe tive againz
the wolf. Despite the • disaadvant t g••
of the light shot ache wolf fell to
Br eiin er's • aim. Int;. the pas c year 2
wolves .were killed by autos and an-
other ,was shot.;
Auto Accjdent • •
Lasa Wednesdajr.. three cars were
involved in an auto accident which
took place at. Devon Corners, - 21,4
miles south of Exeter. Two of the
mesa were somewhat damaged but
fortunately no person was injured.
J. Madden, of Dashwood, with three
passengers was coming onto the
Highway from the Crediton road. He
had stopped .at .the sign but on com-
ing onto the highway he was sideswi-
ped by'a eardriven by Har. D,Arehy
of T
i'llsonburg, while on his way to
Godenicli. Closely following the D'
Archey car was another ear driven
by Fred Milton, also going to Goder-
ich. The Madden car was driven a
distance of ,some 130 feet along the
highway while the ,D'Archy car was
!turned completely around facing in
Ithe direction from which it had come
The third car Trammed the D'Archy
car. After a change of tires all
ahree cars were able to proceed ona heir waay. The accident was invest-
igated by Traf is Officer Levet aind
Constable, Norry of Exeter.
L
LOCAL NEWS
„aoc�oY+a
LiatTh e Marjorie , Hoffman is meov- STOCK FOOD S
Bring nicely from an attack of chick-
Lim
hick- �+! JJ /J
en pox.
Last week a transient made his ap- Keep Your Stock and Poultry Healthy this Winter .b
pearance in fawn and was well fed- iusingO randhousedfor thenight.Our Various Brands of Stock and Poultry Foods,
Miss Jane Lamont left o'n Tuesday i and Laying Mashes. None Better .on the
for Victoria Hospital, London, where
she is taking treatments,
)
Mr. and Mrs. Sbl Lechler .of the Maarkets To -Day!
Bronson Line, spent a few days with
friends at London left week. 0
-The local management of the Zur- PUT IN YOUR SUPPLE'
ich fiat Shop is making big redact- a NOW WHEN THEY
ins for Saturdaay. See the adv, in ARE AT THE ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
COAL COAL
this 'issue. s
The average jevel of Lake Huron
ter 'October was a quarter o,f an
any previous Qctob-
nce 1860. The next lowet Oc•
-
tober was in 1925. It was 21/. fin-
ches below the September average.
We regret to "report that Mr, Rudy
inch lower than
er si
t
7esch. of :the - Bronsai. 'ane sprained ya
his arm very badly on Saturday
morning, while crankina i•I_ • Cyr,,•
Schoch's car, aa' :hey—ere "a;oiut i P
leave for their work at Heist's Bak- 1.
ery, ,Zurich;• where they are doing s,
carpenter work. It will like lie s
some time before Mr. Oesch will be
able to go about his trade, carpen-
tering.
Mr, and 111''3. B. W. C:•7 ";.c, of
Hensall, announce the engagement of ,
their eldest daughter, Ruby Anna l a 1 V 'a t lte6ai n �
'�''
Muriel to Jo
Implement. Repairs
WHY
BUY JOBBERS REPAIRS WHEN YOU
CAN BUY THE GENUINE r AT , THE SAME
PRICES -
"We do Custom Seed Cleaning"
Agency for McCormick -Deering Machinery Repairs.
L0 Schile
h r ..msoessessanneetene ef93.stn{asseasinenne*s,®*4enos1
hn Wesley Richardson, xi
eldest son of .lr, and Mrs. John Riga . eau
ardson, of the Parr Line, Fl:.;- '",. •r ::
ship, the marriage to take place the; "3110
latter pant of november. 1
Highway C.. _ - fit,
Cost Eight I�i�iJls air..
- Employ 10,000
Premier Henry of Toronto an-
nounced 'a $$$,000,000 works pro-
gram, involving all provincial under-
takings and projects in which the -
municipalities are vitally interested.
The program is expected to bring
ernploynent to 61,200 nien and ben-
fit`all sections of the province. The
distribution of rneney and emnloy-
ment of labor iuider.thu program is
•
eFtimated as follows Proviecral un
al r igs, iyncludiatg Ivo.: ' l ery:lr�
r tiding and extens ons to public
ospi ars, 1,200 men and $2,500,000.
Municipal undertakings, 5,000 men
and $7,500,000. Trans -Canada high-
way and board canna;, 20,000
and $5,000,000. Yo.thern
dev.lopment, road cotistrnc.io„
maintenance and se'aler's read work
15,000 men and 37,000,000. Ring's
highway 10,000 men and $6.000,000,1
County and townihip roads 10,00'
men and $8,000,000.
Merchandise, valued at approxi-
mately $1,000 and stolen from the
general store of W. L. Qnertngesser
at Broadhagen last Tuesday morning
has a,ii been recovered, although the
,has
were • stilI at .large. The Ioot
was recovered Tuesday night by pro-
vincial police in a truck which had
been iemoved to Ne* Hamburg gar-
age. The light delivery truck, bear-
ing Toronto markers, which had
been used to haul away the merchan-
dise, was wrecked when it went in
to the ditch on the outskirts of. New
Hamburg.
Bayfield Resident Passes
For year: one of the most widely
known and beloved physicians in the
district, Dr. N. W. Woods, 2LR.C.S.
ILii'1.R.C.I'.I. L,M.,
:tote rtda, Dublin, died at his home in
Bayfield on Tuesday, Oct. 3151, in his
74..n. year. Decea:.c:d had been er-
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