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fiF 'ICL'—luno lton Street, bust oft
:lb Square, GODERICIl[, Ontario,
Special Attention to Councei and
Court Work.
Or. Hollies may be consulted at
lasr3exich by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed,
Or. 11. II. COWEN
L. D. B, D. D B.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DRITZ }3LOCI --7,1131 CCR
jyery Thursday., Friday, Saturday
dt SARTLEIB'S BLOCK,
DAS•IiW OOD
Every Monday. Tuesday and
W edxnesday
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Licensed Auctioneer
For Huron and Middlesex
,tai1 IN A POSITION TOOE -
N-
du� t any Auction Sale,
eam to 'size or article to sell. I solicit
Tour business, and if not satisfied will
golke no charges for Services Ren-
tiered.ARTHUR i 7Da hvdood
Mame 13--67.
ZTITiChs' Popular
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Let Us supply you with the
very Choice of Fresh n +d Cur-
erl Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Etc., always.. on hand... Kept
fresh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides, and Skins
YU ng011t & Sou
ova Tows
Wants, For Ballo, Lost,
F..our d9 Notice, Etc. Ads
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DE.BE.NTURES
FOR SALE
The Village of Hensall is offering
for .sal; the following Debentures:
Debenture No. 11•, _dementia $1000.00.
Principal payable .December First,
1�3a.
Deteeiture• No. 12; amount .1000,00,
Principal, payable December First,
1936.
Debenture No. 13, ameant :$1000.00,
Principal payable December First,
1937.
Debenture No. 14, :amount $1000.00,
Principal payable December First,
1938.
Coupons. attached.' Interest paid an-
nually Rate of Interest 5 /z To pay-
able December 1! ixst each year.
Will receive .tenders for same up
to and including December 15th,1933
Highest or any tender not necessarily
• accepted.
C. COOK,
Treasurer, Village of Hensall.
SERVICE
Why We have the Better
Class of Customers
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' 1<GH CLASS GOODS,
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• LUBE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES
and Mechenss+al Work
I Mrs. E. Gaseho, Zurich.
-Marts, Nohning
FRIES, MOBILE 01L, MAR -
',for appointments:
• +11.i TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
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For Sale
Celery Hearts for Sale,
in a crate at 50e a crate.
Elmore Thiel, Hensall, P.O.
LO€.WS..
Mr. Willis Powell of Pxeter was in:
town on 'Tuesday,
Mr. and :Mrs. AIL Ings of 'Varna
were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Horner on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Trueinner of
the 14th, con., entertain to a fow:
dinner on 'Tuesday evening.
Miss Bertiine Mero left for Wind-
sor on Thursday . last, herr brother
Jerry accompanying her as far an
London.
Looking at the can ander we not.
ice :th,at we are less than four weeks
away from. Christmas, and these few
weeks will soon pass. Plan to do
your shopping with your local home
merchant.
Miss Jane Lamont, who recently
underwent a serious operation in
Victoria Hospital, London, was re-
turned to her home here on Sunday
aed eve are very happy to state is
improving rapidly in health.
A very pleasant evening party We:
held at the home of Mr. John Decker
on Friday evening when his children
axid friends gathered for a social ev-
ening, which was very pleasantly
LCA. NEWS
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i *.. nod Mrs. 0. L. Smith motored
to Clinton on Friday.
Miss Clara Weber of London, is
spending a few days with her par-
ents, iVLr. and 1Virs. Louis Weber.
Mr. and Mrs. Milne Rader, of the
14th eon., treated a number of their
friends to a delicious fowl dinner on
Tuesday. evening.
1VIr. 3. M. Southeott, editor of the
;peter' Times -Advocate gave us i
friendly call last Thursday.
1V1,iss Gladys Harvey of Windsor
is visiting with her meth ex, Mrs. Has
vey, at the home of Mr. J, Decker.
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Tall o'
St. Ctharines, who visited with I'1r.
and Mrs. C. L. Smi'sh, left for New
Hamburg on Monday.
As will be noticed in the lova'
market reports that goad chickensare still worth their valus, as they'are
at present Vic a pound dressed, thet
is crate fed birds and over a certai"
weight., Mr. O'Brein advises us that
some flocks of these choice birds
net the producer over a dollara bird,
While others around the dollar mark. 1
There :seems to be at present a rather
poor market for geese, ;:ucss and tnr
keys, buff this will likely pick up !.
the nnaltter of a few v•. , In gin
exal prices al.:much better thi'e
spent. Mrs. Harvey, Mr. Decker's than a year ago. Wheat, all grain,
housekeeper, served very splendid
refreshments whish was enjoyed by
all present.
Thursday of this week will be
120 observed .as thanksgiving Day across
the line, in the U.S.A., when millions
of turkeyswill be consumed to cele-
brate this annual event. Likely a
number along the boarders -will visit
their friends in these parts over the
holiday.
FOR QUICK SALE
1 Used international Gas Engine,
One H. 1'.,. Also a Model A. used
car hurter. For quick sale.
L. Prang & Son, Zurich.
WANTED
Saw Logs Wanted. Ash, Hickory,
and Rock Elm. Act Quick, Apply
to F. C. I(albfleiscb, Zurich.
NOTICE
TO LADIES;
We are now ready to do business
in our New Beauty Parlor, in the
Oesch Block. We have installed a
new large modern Hairdryer and wil.]
appreciate your patronage. -Call 130
• tis t0 Micrometer Settings, No 1
FARM
grams work. Watch the cars that
IS'r•,T)P at WEIN'S, They are all HIGH
CLASS CLIENTELE.
.imskiwooD
ONTARIO
Western Farms' Mutual
Weailler Insurance Co
OF WOODSTOCK
'THE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
• 3tJAb COI.-PANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS FIND IN' ONTARIO.
Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec.
';, 31st, 1932, $17,880,723,
'Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$221,978.99.
*rte —44.5.0 per $1,000 for 3 years
E. F. Klapp ---Zurich
Abut Also, Dealer in Lidbteinl Rods
and all kinds of Fire Insurance
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BP ouLTRV
WANTED
Mama every Day till $ o'clock, p.m.
Ma not feed Fowl sedan morning
when brought -ins
:hest Cask Prices
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CREAM AN Jrr) EGGS
W. 013rien
Intone 101, Res. 94, Zurich
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, farm is well fenced and well
draine d.
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,
R.R.. 1,
Zurich.
Huron County Council
Meeting
beans and l.,s are nearly twice as
tush as ia year, sorry that the
.rattle n1_::: is o 1-^d. bio vr-
good qualit, is What our m. r...
now demand, and then a fairly, good
arise can he . c • -arl. Let us "r.east
hopeful, better t.... • • . 0,1
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Kees your Stock and Poultry Healthy this Winter by
using Our Various Brands of Stock and Poultry Foods,
and Laying Mashes. None Better on the
NTaar"kegs To.Day!
COAL COAL •
PUT IN YOUR
SUPPLY NOW WHEN THEY
ARE AT THE ROCK BOTTOM PRICES ='
STOCK FOODS
Implement
Repairs �
WHY BUY JOBBERS REPAIRS WHEN YOU. i
CAN BUY THE GENUINE AT THE SAME 1
PRICES
"We do Custom . Seed Cleaning"
Agency for McCormick -Deering Machinery Repairs.
L. Schilbe & Son
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HENSALL
Mrs. Smith and son and. daughter
The dwelling pant of the new are moving from the house on Ring
Schilhe block is now about ready to St• to.rthe neat dwelling on Riclmnond
St., west; which they have: rentccl
front Lloyd Hudson.
Mrs. John Johnston and slaughter
Margaret have .returned from at-
tending the graduation exercise, of
Miss Margaret Douglas, who gradu-
be occupied, only a few inside touch-
es, and this will indeed make a fine
home for Mr. and Mrs. Schilbe. At
the i-iaist block workmen are busy
putting on the wall board, and the
interrior trimmings of the dwelling, ted from the Memorial Hospital at
as well as the store. It will still be al
several weeks till completed. , St.. Thomas recently. They also vis-
- - a ited with friends in London.
The Many friends of Duncan Mc -
The fine rains over the week -end Maritin are sorry to hear the:: h' i
have treacly helped in supplying the
confined to his room and is seriously
people wish water. Many wells we- 211. ,
re dry, and many others nearly so. Mrs. T. C. Joynt, who was taken
But with the snow going away with, -to the Clinton hospital a few weeks
the rain, it made considerable water ago in a serious condi; ion from heart
which shsould e'art the tile drains to lineable, is recovering nicely' and her
run and also help the wells, and of - friends are hoping she will. soon be
course most cisterns are now again able to return home.
filled up. - 1 Archie Bender of Grand Bend, was
a recent visitor in town,
The annual public service of the ; Mrs. Wes. Harvey of London at -
Evangelical W. M. S. was held las'. tended the funeral of her sister -in -
Sunday evening and was very ;arge'y law, the late Mrs.. Harry Jacobi.
.attended. Special music was provid-1 Mr. Roy Weber made a business
ed by the choir and by Mrs. M. Tie- ,gip to London through the heavy
man, and her brother, Mr. Harry' roads. He has sold quite a number
Hoffman, both of 'Dashwood. Miss I of indios 'lately. •
Lylyan Martin gave a ..p1endid reed- .Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Beattie and
ing for the occasion, and Rev. E. Miss Elizabeth Harvey of Egmonn.d-
Burn preached on "A Great Woman" 1ville, were here last week.attending
2 Kings: 4-8. It was indeed a fine the funeral of the late MreJacobi.
service. Mr. and kers. Ross Dick of Tor-
onto were visitors with relatives here
Mrs. Dick intends remaining till af-
ter Christmas.
At the reception tendered Mr. and
Mrs. John Bean in the Town Hal1'the
The last few weeks we hear a
'rxe it deal abeut the unusual early
winter 'which set in this year the
• early peat of November, we are how-
: ever grateful to this bis of inform- other evening, the young couple were
ation given us by one of our older given a number of handsome Pres -
residents of town, namely, Mr. John
Gillman, Sr., we advises us that in
years gone by the weatherman has
always varied at times. The earliest
winter he can remember .was in 1868
when winter set in on October 10th,
and was a long winter. Then he al-
so recalls that in 1882 there was no
winter at all, had no snow and the
farmers could do plowing every
month of the year, So when we have
a mild winter scientists tell us that
the earth is getting warmer, and
then when a cold and hard winter
follows we are told that the earth is
gutting colder, and that humanity
and vegitation will be extinct in the
matter of time. But when we look
up these back data. we cannot help
but admit that the weather is at
present as uncertain and changeable
as ever.
The Huron County Council will
meet in the Council Chamber, Court
House, Godcrich, at 2 o'clock, in the
adternoon on Tuesday, the with day
of December, 1933.
All accounts, notices of deputat-
ions, or applications and other imp-
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 C'o;nn.�ciL
Dated at Godericin this Gth day of
November, 1933,
THE HERALD'S
JOB DEPARTMENT
is ever ready to serve the pub.
with Conunerciat and fine
Printing. Get our prices be -
Amos leaving you. Olde' elm.
Geo. W. Holman.
WANTED
PRODUCE WANTED
We are mow tea a position 'to take
cream and eggs at ray home at Zur-
ich, fee vidale'le we ,will pay highest
market prices.. We will grade your
eggs as we receive *, and pay se-
cordinxg to grading gave vz a trial.
First leouse saves of Dominion Hotel
'I.. I'£_iltieyerse Phone 11'x, Zurich
Winter .er Fair . - Dates
Royal Winter
,Nov. 22 to 80.
+xr, 'Toronto—
() ,! nn'io Procinci'1 Winter
IGhelpli—Dacerniie.c a to I-
ent;, including a kitchea cauinet,
floor lamp and a clay bed. There was'
a lar ge crowd present.
A very pleasant evening Was sp-
ent at the home of Mrs. R. Green,
London, when a number of girl fri-
ends
riends of Muriel. Carlile, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Carlile, Hen-
sell,
ensall, bride -elect, presented her with
a kitchen shower in ,Ivory antgreen
A very enjoyable time was spent in
a , oc'.al hour, followed by a delicious
William Luker, life-long resident
of Hensall, passed away Friday night
in Iii.; 61.rt year, following an illness
of several weeks. He was a son of
the late William Luker. Besides his
he is survived by one daughter
Gladys, at hone, one brother, Thom
as, :in the West, and two sisters, 1VIrs.
S. Nicholson from Bridges and Mrs.
Margaret McDougall, of Wallaceburg:
Tlie funeral was being held with in-
terment in Exeter Cemetery, Rev.
A. Sinclair officiating,
There passed away at her home on
November 18th, Mrs. Henry Jacobi,
aged 68 years. She. had lived alone
and was not noticed by neighbors en
Friday moaning and on investigating
she was found lying on the floor of
the kitchen, having suffered a stroke.
Medical Whelp was immediately sent
for and her son Harvey summoned,
but she never rallied and passed. away
Saturday afternoon. She was born et
Bowananville, the daughter of the
late Joseph Harvey and when a yo-
ung girl, removed with her parents
to Stanley townships After their mar-
riage they lived a while in Hensall,
where her husband conducted a har-
ness shoji, later moving to C'hiselhurst
on a farm, where the husband died
about eight_ years ago. Deceased leav-
es to mourn her loss, one son, Harvey
of Ohiselhu at; two sisters of Fig-
nnondville, and one brother, Albert
Harvey of Kipper.. Her death pc-
currecl on the anniversary of her
birth. The funeral was - held private
on Tuesday to Exeter cemetery, Rev.
A. Sinclair, officiating:. ,
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Zurich Drug Store
School Supplies
We have a fell 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.'
Dr At •J. MacKinnon, Zurich
,4,,okftwmmpmmm WORRAW PIMP, WRAP klZ,
LIKES ZURICH MEAT
Some months ago when Mr. N. B.
Vickers, a prominent business man of
Drumheller, Alberta, was in Zurich,
he left an order for a shipment of
meat with H. Yungblut & Son, which
in due time was made up and sent
out. The order consisted of sausages,
cured hams, etc. And the other day
Mr. Yungblut received the following
communication from Mr. Vickers:—
;Dear Sis: Just received the barrel
of meat, many thanks for your tro-
able, I unpacked it last night, it cer-
tainly looks fine, we are having saus-
age for dinner today. Ann enolosinng
accepted cheeque covering the a-
mount. Give nny best wishes to, all
know in Zurich ,Tell Uncle John.
Hey I'll write them a;:letter soon. We
are having. very :mild weather after
had,
roads
a
'e d
the winter w , the re
very bad off the gravel. It is much
like spring now, the robins are here
yet. The mines. .are. not w'orkintg
very steady just•'n.ow, which effects
our business. Rope we are able to
Fait, get another barrelof meat next year
and thanks a lot for this one.—N. B.
tliekers. Nov. ,23, 1933.
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for one Year:
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Toronto Daily Globe
Toronto Daily Mail and
Toronto Daily Star
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London Free Press
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Farm and Dairy
Farmers Sun
Family Herald and Weekly Star
Family Herald for 3 years
Canadian Countryman fan ..
Weekly Witness
Farmers' Magazine ......
Huron Expositor, Seaforth
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