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BUSINESS CARDS
B ARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT-
ART PUBLIC,' ETC.
• C;E-Hamilton, Street, Jut* off
the Square, GODERICI3, Ontario.
Bipedal Attention to Cgpncei and
Court Work.
,ittitr. Holmes may be consulted at
of ederich by Phone, .,and Phone
charges reversed,
GW
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DENTAL SURGEON
DEITZ BLOCK—Z CH
Mysry Thursday, Friday, Awa,t
urdaY
At EtAB,TLEI ;, BLOCS,.
DA'O+OD
Every Monday, Tieed;a • &md
.,Wednesday
Licensed Itiuclinneer
For Huron and Middlesex
1 AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
Duet any Auction Sale, Tegardless
Us to size es article if to tsell. tisfred will
Iys(ur business,es Ren -
*sake no charges for Sex -vices
Ren -
red. WEBER --Dashwood ART •.UR WEBER--
kene 18-67.
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MEAT MABRET
'Let Us supply you with the
very Choice of Fresh and Cur-
ttid Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Etc,, always.. on hand..- Kept
fresh in Electric Refrigeration,
Highest Cash Prices for O
Wool, Hides and Skins
• .4 YLffi!_.1gb.lut 6OU
ion Tam
Wants, For Sale, Loot,
Found, Neck's, Ent Ads
ita Rum cousits
t
For Sale -,
OR • RENT ,•
'75 acres pasjure land 'Lot 11.6, Coi:x.
'l, 'Hay, for sale or rent for a term
of years. Would like half broken
and propped a few years. Never
,failing water in the ditch. Write:
W. C. 'Pearce, Exeter,,. •
TENDERS WANTED
Sealed Tenders will be received by
the Zurich Library Board for the
following: Tenders 'should be made
stn two ways; First, for the position
of Librarian and. for room, light and
heat for the Library, for two days
per week. Secondly; for the posit-
ion of Librarian and for room, ilea`
and light for the library .for two
days per week, and also for room,
properly lighted and heated to be
used as a reading room, to be kept
open six days per week. Tenders to
be in the hands of the President by
January 31st, 1934. Lowest or any
Tender not necessarily accepted.
W. A. Siebert,
President, Zurich Library.
LOST
Between Zurich and hiensall, a
large gasoline hose. Finder 'kindly
return the salve to 'Stade & Weido,
Zurich. -
NOTICE
T0, LADIES!
We are now ready to do business
in aur New Beauty Parlor, in the
esch Block. We have installed a
new targe modern Hairdryer and will
appreciate your patronage- 'G01. 130
for appointments.
Mrs. E. Gascho, Zurich.
SERVICE
Why We have the Better
Class of Customers
HIGH CLASS GOODS, U. S. L.
'TERMS, MOBILE CIL, MAR-
NELUBE 01L, GOODYEAR TIRES
AND „TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
Warts, Moaning and ltdechanicel'Worki
Arno to Micrometer Settings, No
wens work. Watch the cars that
STOP at WEIN'S, They are all HIGH,
CLASS CLIENTELE.
D• s iWOOD
WANTED
PRODUCE WANTED
We are now in a position to take
cream and eggs at my home at Zur-
ich, for wi•,iich 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.
111 ORCHARD EXPE IMENT
ONTARIO
—.tea
Western Farmers' Mutual
leather Insurance CD.
OF WOODSTOCK
°THE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
UAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO.
Amount of
1932, n n Dec.
$17,8,80,7'2nce at Risk9
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$221.,978.99.
Sates—$4.50 per $1,000 for 8 years
E. F. K1opp--ZUrlch
dent, Also Dealer in Lidhinind Rads
land al kinds of,Fire Insurance
L 1 VE'
POULTRY
WANTED
Wakes every Day till * o'clock. rem:
JM set feed Fowl sone zer•eninl:
tykes brought
i'a
vilighest Cask Prices
.---CASIII FOR—
CREAM AND 'EGGS.
W. O'Brien
Pito=
. 141, Rae. Rd, Udell
wiz S
JOB PEPAliTMENT
la ever ready to, serve the pub
So with. Con n t tilt argil line
Printing., Wit- neer prices i Ing the bark.
' :have tested caltlT
s
Cultivation and Pruning Tests
by Government Agents.
It Pays to Enric:s the Soil — Late
Cultivation "riot Advisable -prune
ing and Spraying Advocated—
Thrifty Ewes Mean a Big Lamb
Crop.
!Contributed by Ontario Department of
Agriculture, Toronto.)
7VE leased orchards in the
Counties of Simcoe, Nor-
folk, Prince Edward, Lambton
and Ontario, all being in apple
growing sections, were looked after
by the Ontario Department of Avi-
culture during the war. Four of these
have been very profitable. In the
Prince Edward county orchard it was
successfully demonstrated that neva
heads could be pat on. old trees.
The Department found that leasing
apple orchards is a profitable' busi-
ness, but several thongs must be done
Is
ly
is
the
al
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to make It so. On the :lighter soi
many of the trees are positive
starving while on heavier lands th
may not be so apparent. In
experiments very little commerce
fertilizer was' used; but the Depar
cuent depended on the use of bar
yard manure, mostly secured fro
Toronto. About seven tons per a
are sufficient for one appiicatlo
which gives about 400 pounds p
tree and the total cost is about $2
per acre. The amount flooks big b
there is no doubt that it will
well to spread that much on lig
land nearly every year.
About six or seven years ago tw
began,ploughing, in -the fall, sever
rows Of trees; in a rl doe leased o
chards' fa portion' being lett in so
is test the sod mulch), ' 'This w
done in.Order that. we Crinin answ
trom•egperlence tRe rcrequanit 4ue.tio
-What about fall•ptoughing! Wh
tate land is fall ploughed contrail()
can be begun much earlier in tis
spring. It costs mach less to
land in good condition whoa
twos been ploughed before white
but Are can see no advantage I
ploughing closer than Live feet fro
the tree. The troubleaorne part 1
orchard cultivation it close to th
trunk and it Is frequently ditiicul
to work near the tree Without injux
ere
n,
ay
ut
pa
hi
The fine sleighing we were enjoy-
ing came to grief on Monday, When
we had our first January thaw. The
roads are now quite icy and hard to
;get around.
Mr, George l Il ott, ,i?eeve of Clip
-
ton and the popular auctioneer of
the north: was on Tuesday elected as
Warden of Huron for the year 193.4,
Mr. Elliott should. fill this position
very capably.
A number of local residents are
motoring. to London. on Thursday ev-
ening to hear a sctalkie" in the Ger-
man language entitled "Maedchen
in niform" to be given at 11 p.m. a
the Patricia Theatre. This film has
been shown all ower the world.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Haist have
the past week moved into their fine
Stew home in connection with their
baking business. The interrior ' 'of
these living quarters are all new and
freshly decorated, and a very modern
hot water heating system has been
installed with radiators. it took a
intc
lot of work to put this block n.c
the present condition, an l we trots
that Mr. and Mrs. Hoist will enjoy
health and prosperity for many ye-
ars in this fine new home. "
W. M. S.:MEET.
The W. M. S. of the Ev.; St. 1'et-
c.r's Lutheran church, Zurich was
held on Monday, January 15th. The
Devotional program was in charge
of Mrs. H. Mousseau, assisted by Mr:
Ivan Yungblut, Mrs. George .,Ieich-
rert, Req. E Tuerkhei.m. The toric
was "Give us this day our daily
Bread." A song was given by Misses,
Norma, Betty and •Joyce Mousseau.
which was enjoyed by all. The Pres
ident then took overo the business
pant of the meeting. It was, decide;•
that the W.M.S. in conjunction:with
the Luther League would put on a
play and to be given ometime
February. The meeting closed in
the usual way.
Word has been received here of
the passing of a former. resident • `of
the Zurich community, in the perste
of Mr. David Schluchter, of Elkton
Mich., who died at his home at that
place on December 21st, 193.3•, an..
was been in. Zurich' cn Seepternber
20th, 1856. Mr. Schluehter was for
many years a resident on the farm
now awned by Mr. Wm. Davidson,
LOCAL NEWS
Morn—In Hai Township, on Janu-
nt"Y 21st, to Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Thiel
• son.
1Vir Olin Foster of Kitchener. spent
a few days last week at the; home of
his parents, Mr; and Mrs. Alen Fos-
:::
+'os- using Our Various Brands of Stock and Poultry Foods,
ter' ` and -.La
iVlrs t. and Mrs. John. Truelnner and 4 Laying Mashes, None Better o11 the
Ayres of Detroit, ' are :sere at- A
tending the burial of Mien' Eliza Tru- e
emner on Wednesday afternoon. •y
Monday afternoon will be the date
of the annual meeting of the Hree
Township Farmer's Mutual Fire In-
urance Company in the Town Hall,
' ich:
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1 �TC?CK FOOD
Hot,, the w in are slipping along.
Only another week and We Will be
into February, the shortest month of
the year, and then March when the
sun already gets warner, and things
will again look towards the good old
-summer time.
Word was received here of the
passing of Mrs: John Moshe: .•, of
Casterland, N. Y., u- Lh took place
on Sunday. Mrs.s Mosher being a
sister to Mr.,. Inose Erb and - Mrs.
Chris. Swaitzcntruber, of the Bran
son - line. The de'ceasecl was ill only
a week with pnetlroni:r, an' they
funeral wee Geld on Weinesua_v_.
Mr. Gidioe Koehler has made some
improvements to the interrior of his
dti: e:l' ..1r + part of the house for-
merly rein 4+, ? o' t as living cluavte e -
has been put into a fine large'd,v,T:
living loom, +'rench doors ha..;
been put from this living Toone to
their dining roo•.i. Indeed Mr. and
Mrs. Koehler now 1...
-tractive and comfortable dwei,ing.
DASHW OOD•
)ler. and Mrs.. Mervyn Tieman sp-
elt the week -end with friends in
f hedford,
Mr, Eugene- Tiernan of London,
spent the week -end with his' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Tiernan.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Moore of
Seaforth, spent a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Felix Wild end other re-
latives.
iVirs. L. Bender is spending a few
weeks in St. Thomas.
Mr. Horatio Reynolds is on the
sick list. We hope for a speedy re-
covery.
Messrs. E. G. Kraft and L. H.
of Cie Goshen Line, south, before fader spent a few days in Toronto
going to Elkton, where he ' farmer: cast .week.
for many years, retiring a foil/ years i1Ir•. Wm. Kleinstiver has been. ap-
ago. in 1882 he was married t(• pointed assessor for Stephen Town -
Eliza Wing, and this union Was bles- ship.
sed with -ten children, of which • a I Mrs. Ross ha again moved in with
present two. sons and five daughter Mr. L. Bender where she is empley-
survive. Twelve years ago .his life
partner passed away, and • he 1:
later .married to Mrs. Minnie'Benet.,
(nee Zinn) who survives with the
;,:t,;,.,,, mentioned children.' eat.
luchter was converted into the Eve
angelical faith when 14 year; of e ..
and has always been a great man Co.
his church.
TRAPS WOLVES IN
BACKYARD
Just why sportsmen sho:.'1:l tray •
miles to the Northern Ontario forests
to shoot big game is a puzzle to ldi'.
Burley, of Klondike, sout:T of Gr e,, .
Bend, who recently caught two wol-
ves in his own back yard. Seeing the
savage visitors prowling about on his
farm, he set traps and «as rewarded
with the capture of both animals. It
is thought that the animals ma;
have tome south from Georgian Bay
district to escape from; the vigorous
anti -wolf campaign which has been
under way there. The Pinery, whe-
re it is believed the two capture("
wolves had made their home for some
time, is a deep virgin forest extend-
ing along Lake Huron for about 30
miles. It is heavy populated with
small game, whish would provide the
wolves with a plentiful food supply
It is pointed out that the wolves
might prefer to feed upon the live
stock on neighboring farms and so
cause a serious problem similar to
that existing. in the Georgian Bay
and Manitoulin districts.
Annual Report
The Fifty -Ninth Annual Report of
The Hay Township Farmers' Mutual
Fire Insurance Company for the year
ending December 31st, 1933 has re-
cently been printed, and is being
mailed to the policyholders. The Co-
mpany had a very prosperous year
again the past year. The total a-
mount of losses being only $9187.34,.
as compared with $3265.30 in 1932,
which was the lowest in many years.
e The total receipts for the year were
at $14266.70, while the expenses of
r, management' and losses was $11,843.-
29, which leaves a nice net balance
as
er for the year's operation. There are
ei in force 1950 covering an insurance
on of $7,699,970. The total assets of
n the Company with investments, etc.,
e is $52,096.16, and the amount of
get premium notes residue is $196,662.20
✓ The annual meeting of the company
n will be held in the Town Hall, Zur-
nt ich, on Monday, January 29th, at 2
st o'dock p.nr. The following Direct-
s ors' term of Oleo will expire,: W.
H. Sweitzer, William Consitt and J.
Armstrong, all of whom are eligible
t for re-election. Oscar K.lopp, of
,tion againe T est ent tree
- J ; ntulth,,. tsn ? Tea:! `e+niclutled , tl*t Zu;rs h 1k#s been . the: pi ti
"',' .. talctrw win De AK* post; yeas.
ed.
�iiiss L. Brown of Greenway was
d:e gues, of Miss Ruth Kleinstiver
). er the week -end.
Rea Hayter who spent see-
• •al 'cooks in Centralia has returned
horne.
A grand Carnival will be held on
our local skating rink on Saturday
evening, January 27th, wren vale -1
able prizes will be given. Following;
the Carnival a Broom Ball game will
take place. Conte out and encour-"
age the boys, a good time is expected
The rate payers of S. 5. No. 11,1
Stephen Township (commonly called!
Blackbush) are having a lively con-
±roversery resulting from an alleg-
edly illegal election at the annual
School Meeting on Dec. 27th, 1933.
At the meeting Henry Link wa•; el-
ected trustee and afterwar.: his el-
ection was declared illegal owing to
some •tecnicaiity. Inspector E. C.
Beacom of Goderich was consulted
and declared Henry Link =qualifi-
ed. Another meeting of the rate-
payers was then called on Jan. 20th
and a second election took place re- *
sulting in Henry Link obtaining 15
votes and his opponent George .i.ink
24. Arguments then -became Iively
and the supporters of Henry Link
demanded. a poll which was kept
open until 4 p.m. The result of the
poll was George Link 44 and Henry
Link 25. The other trustees or the
section are Placid Desjardine and
Noah Dieterich
The Sunda School of Dashwood
Evangelical Church held their elect-
ion of officers recently which result-
ed as follows: Pres., Ezra Bender;
Vice -Pres., Adam Birk; Secy, Mer-
vyn Tiernan; Asst. Secy., Vernon
Schatz; Tress, D. Weber; Pianist,
Miss Gertrude Hoffman; Asst pianist
Miss Verna Birk; Chorister, Rev. A.
W. •Sauer; Librarians, Mrs. G. Wild-
fong's Class; The teachers and their
assistants were chosed as xollows--
Excelsior, G. Oestreicher, D. Weber;
Soldiers of the Cross, L. Morenz,
llev.. A. W. Sauer; Bethany Sisters,
'Mrs, D. Tiernan, Rev, Sauer; Princess
Pats, Addison Tiernan, Earl Geiser;
King's Daughters, Mrs, R. H. Taylor
Miss A. Robertson; Busy Bees, M;ss
D. Martinson, Mrs. L. Bender; Star
'Class, A. E. Oestreicher, G. Link; int
Girls, Mrs. A. E. Oestreicher, Miss
Verna Birk; Int. Boys, Mrs., G. Wild-
fong, Arthur Haugh; Juniors, Mes.V.
Schatz, Miss P, Kraft; Priniar-y,Mrs.
G. Link, Miss Gertrude Hofi'man;
Beginners, Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan,Misa'
Anna Tiernan ;Cradle Roll Secy.,
Miss Pearl Kraft; Miss. coin.: Mrs. G
Wildfong, A. E. Oestroichor, Mrs.
M. Tiernan, Adam Birk; Temperance
Com:, Mrs, • A. E. Oestreieher, Mrs.
G. Link, Mrs, R..13..Taylor, Lou s
Mbrenz.
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School Supplies
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PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC.
Al J. AUTI-IORiZED TEXT BOOKS KEPT
IN STOCK.
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Preparations
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Toilet Soaps, '1i uoth Pastes,- and Brushes.
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PENS.
We also have, Saphine Anti -Moth Discs.
Dr. A, J, MacKinnon, Zurioh
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