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LUSINESS.
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•zo.mtrasTER, soucrron, NOT-
ARY IPUBUC, ETC.
AiPliflICE--railtou Street, Ju et oft
ltlee Square, GODERICH, Ontar10,
filese4a1 Attention to Counsel and
Court Work,
Oft. Holmes may be consulted at
reederich by Phone, Bad Plume
chargee reversed.
Dr. H. 11. GO E
L. D. a. P. D- S.
DENTAL SURGEON
kt DEITZ. BLOOR--iIIRSCU
•Syery Thursday, Friday, thhitutdaY
At BARTLEIWS BLOOR,
Dan:WOOD
Every ,l4lionday,, Tuesday
sDa
6.WeaD8BaBI
LittliSed Auetioneer
For Huron and Middlesex
AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
tact tiny Auction Sale, regardlese
tee to size or article to sell. 1 salon
VOUT business, and 5f not satiefiedevel11
traike no charges for Services Ren-
dered.
ARTHUR WEBER --Dashwood
risme 13-57.
Z Popul ar
IVIE A T MARKET
Let 'Us supply you with the
very Choice of Fresh and Cur-
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Etc., always.. on hand... Kept
ifresh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
Yungbl & Son
SERVICE
Why We have be Better
Class. of Customers
Una CLASS GOODS, U. S.
15ATTERIES, MOBILE OIL, MAR-
11ELUBE.0,11..., GOODYEAR T1REZ
AVID TUBES, GE.NUINE,IGNITION'
?Art*, Holining and Mechanical Work
Anne to Micrometer Sottings,
No
Ataele work. Watch the care. that
%MOP at WEIN'S, They are
al! }IIGH
CLASS CLIENTELE.
DASPIWOOD — ONTARIO
seva=zreali‘
Western Farmers' Mutual
'Weather Insurance Co.,
'OF WOODSTOCK
l`HE LADGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
:UAL COLPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS RIND IN ONTARIO.
Amount of Insurance at Risk. on Dec.
Zlst, 1932, $17,880,729.
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
Itates—$4.50 per $1,000 for 3 years
E. F. K1opp7-Zurich
Abel, his°, Dealer in Lidlituind Reds
and all kinds of Fire Insurssuce
„r•goomoormosso.1.,.............ovreemmommokenmetm,
LIVE
POU LT
WANTED
illnkera every Day till 3 o'clock, p.m
Me not bed Fowl same morning
• when brought in.
.hest Cask Prices
....CAM FOR—
CREAM AND EGGS
W. O'Brien
111. RH: 4 -Saric
THE HERALD'S
JOB DEPARTMENT
ever ready to serve the pub5
lit with Commercial and Line
'Mating. Get our prices be,
ie‘ leaving, your order
TOM
Wants, for Selle$ Loot,
Found, N 011009 Eter. Ads
tvolo mums
NOTICE
"TO THE pustic
We, the unuticwigned barbels of
Zurich have agreed to close on
Monday and Thursday nights at 6
olock, of 'each week until further
notice, beginning February 12th.
Ilfirs. Wm. Koehler ot the Gosheri
Line, South, is quite ill.
Mr. „Aaron Weber of the 'BrellSoll
Line is confined to his bed with ill -
fleas.
Ilern—At Zurich, on February 5,
to Mr. and IVIrs. Alex. Foster, a
daughter. • '
Mm. W. IL Hoffman „spent a week
with friends at Kitchener, Galt and
Stratford.
Mr. Dennis Charrette, son of Mee
John Charette, -a the Mee Watex
Harold •Johnston, HerbertX.ruegef, Highway, soi41. of St. Joseph, heel
lVfilton Oesch the misfortune on Suaday rimming,
while cranking the auto, to 'break
his ani at the wrlst,
1\ti Josiah Sararas and on Leoa-
ard, and brother Emanuel Sdrarae
of the Blue Water HighwaY, Motor-
ed to Goderich on Saturday, where
they attended the funeral of a
friend, Mrs, Haliday,
At a special meeting the othee
evening the executive of the Zurich
Library Board it was decided to
hold a box 'social and a big social ev-
ening some time in the near future.
Watch for further annOuncements.
NarICE,
Notice is. hereby given to parties
using the Evangelfeal church sheds
and are non -supporters of the church,
that such parties should make ar-
rangements to pay a small annual
fee, which will go towards the up-
keep of thee hal:fang. • Kindly make
this arrangemeat with Mr. Roland
Geigee.
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NOTICE
TO MEMBERS OF LIBRARY
On •Satueday, Febeamar 10th,' the
library will be closed, on account of
moving the same to new quarters.
It is expected however, to re -open a-
gain on Tuesday at the Hess Jew-
ellery Store. Persons having books
out or persons wishing to get books
will please take notice.
FOR SALE
A pair of well bred fresh Durham
cows for quick eale. Apply to:
Ed. Haberer, Zurich.
FOR SALE
e,,A fine 4 -year-old gelding, horse,
weighing 1500 lbs, well broke; also
a heifer in calf. Apply to:
John. Hey, Jr., Zurich.'
For Sale
OR RENT'
'75 acres pasture Tend Lot 16, Con.
7, Hay, for sale orrent for a teem
of years. Would like half broken
and. cropped a few years. Never
failing water in the ditch. Wfite:
W. C. Pearce,, Exeter.
• NOTICE
TO LADIESI •
We are now ready to elo business
in our New Beauty Parlor, in the
Oesch Block. We have installed a
new large modern Hairdryer and will
appreciate yout patronage. Call 130
for appointments.
Mrs. E. Gaseho, Zurich.
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. IL Meyers, Phone 116, Zurich.
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ADVERTISING RATES
Display advertbang made known
on application..
Miscellaneous articles of not more
3.r.ban four lines, For Sale, Ts Rent,
}Wanted, Lest, Found, etc., One inter
1.ion 25t; 2 ins..40c., 3 Ins. sem,
Farm or Real Estate for sale $2.0G
for Ant men* 1b..04 for each Sol-
! owing month.
Professional Cards not exceeding
inches, per year $2,011.
• In Memoriam, isse Irmo 50a, 25c
icor each additional 'verso; Card of
Chanko, 50e.
Auction Salee---42.00 per Idaglt
nsertion if not over four inches in
:length.
Addressall cormanaisations to:
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THS HERALD
A happy surprise party was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Battler, Babylon Line, last Wednes-
day evening', in honor of Mr..Garfield
Witmore's birthday. The everting
was spent in singing and games And
contests, also a delicious lieb was
served including a birthday Cake.;
• Province -To Take Over
Blue Water Highway
Predictions that the Ontario Gov-
ernment would shortly take over the
I3lue Water Highway was made by
County Engineer T. R. Patterson in
his report to the county council re-
cently. "f believe that the Depart-
ment of Highways, for many • years
opposed to the taking over of this
road, has ,changed its attitude and
is now favorable to it. In my report,
I .have not included the Blue Water
Highway in the list of those on -which
work might be und.ertaken under the
relief scheme. Considerable woekis
needed on this road, but no section
mankr..d in, view of the possib-
ility that the Government will assil-
!h.de road in the near future"
said the engineer. After giving es-
timates on the cutting down, straigh-
tening and building of new bridge
over the Maitland at Faitfoed • and
Apburn, involving all_ told about
$200,000. Mr. Paterson says: "I
recommend that al.: -et -a foe as-
sistance under the ielief measure be
authorized at this session to permit
proceedings to be started, , and if -it
be decided later to cancel or curtail
the work 'it can be done."'•
PA 'Frog
LOCAL NEWS solossosemfroomore*sefroop000nieogoompooeiwoosof000sio
Mr, Blear Mouseeau motored t I
London on Friday.
BEAR SEES SHADOW Keep your Stock and Poultryeay ibis Winter by
STOCK FOODS
Hlth
If the Shedow of the bear and the 12141-40'0De Itilarious Brands of Stock and Poultry Foods'
groundhog have 'anything to do with 2 •
it, and the Weather prophets know 3 and Laying Mashes. None F on the •
six more weeks ,ef winter. The p0P- Maarkets ToDay!
their stair, then we are pine: to have
tiler s•
uperstition about the bear ancf 0
.the groundhog is that if teey corm •
out of winter hiding itny time be- e
fore neon on Feb, 2nd, an:
4 PUT IN YOUR SUPPLY NOW .WHEN THEY •
COAL COAL
h
eee their shadow they hike back in
• ARE AT THE ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
appens to be shining so they ni car I
to the hole for six more weeks. If
((al+ 1:11(,." ff,pt ror4
bout the4r sleep, stay up and cheep
array T.al,A Friday ther
was no sun in the early moraingebul
'net before noon Old Sol pecker.:
briefly through the cloned.; and in the
afternoon shone elearly. It is stated
that animals are not like human be- •
ings, they get up first thing in -the
=ruin; and if so they did not so
their shadow. lioWever Dr. Dearie
of the University of Weetern Ont
arno points out that the bear and the
groundhog have nothing to do with
the duration of winter. The seasons
come and go and winter stayer as
long as it likes. and we can do
nothing about it.
Forme:: Resident Passes
August Tone of Saskatoon; Sask.
died in the I- ospitel at that place
having 'beta] 0, lent of the'.
for the past 27 years. Deceased eva:
.78 years of aue. )'.Ir. and Mrs, Toe -
celebrated neje r —Ming a-.
niversary about twowee.. ,
to his death. Mrs. Tone was form,
erly Miss Kathleen Hinbecker and
they were married at Zurich. For a
number .of years Mr. Tone used to
drive the . stage from Dashwood to
Exeter.
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LIBRARY MEETING
Last Friday night the board Of
managment of the Zurich Public
Library; held a meeting in the Coun-
cil • Chambers of the town hall to
eonsider tenders sent in for the pos-
ition of Librarian. After very care-
ful and uripredjuiced consideration
the total of eight tendees was cut
down to three. A vote by ballot was
then taken to determine W110 81,10111(1,
be librarian for 1034, and Mr. Al-
tert Hess 'ens the one choeen fot the
position. The librae; will be locedead
in the rear of the Hoes Jewellery
'one end will be opened to the pub -
h7 on ?.day, :ary 13'h ieelg
the future the library- will be open
three clays a week, Tuesday, Thurs-
day and Saturday during the months
of November, December, January,
-February and March. During the
• hiqpientent-Repairs.
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• JUNIOR FARMERS -FORM remaining months it will be open to
CLUB IN •HAY •, Jjthe 'public two days a week, namely,
'T,tiesday and Saturday. Only on
During the Past four, weeks about ee-enings
90 of the young people at Hay 7 when the stores are open
ship and vicinity .have been at-tn-e7d_lii fOr business will the libravy be open.
ing a short course held in Zurich bylPosters will be put in various places
-the department of aartetature. in. in town f.7.iving the full particulars of
strut:eau...is eau anneeee, tueeetat le- library hours, which ;are from 2 p.
m. to 6 p.m. and 6.30 p.m. to 10
presentative of Clinton; Norman Me
auily, ar at. iyiarys; iaise, :ULM', 0.1
Woodstock; Miss Misner, of Port
Dover; Mrs. McDonald, of Ripley,
and other special speakers were in
charge. At the close of the course
the boys organized a Junior Farne-
ers Association, the following oai-
p.m.
HOCKEY NEWS
On Saturday nigh t Zurich and
Grand Bend played a 2-2 tie game
at the Brenner rink in Grand Bend
The entire game was played .in a
cers being elected: lion. presidents real snowstorm, and as a result neith
Ben Elder, Hensel]. and David er team could get going. A large'
charme, Zurich; president., MAI:lett crowd was present to witness the
Geiger, Zurich; vice -pre..,, Lorne game which was a benifit affair for
Chapman, Exeter; bee.y-Arreas.,
Isar -
old Elder, Hensall; e xec Lx, e cu
raittee, George Duchartne. and Cla-
ude (+minas, Zurich. On February
5th, tne executive met and decided
to hold the first meeting of the South good and proper, it was said. How-
Huene eumor armors Association ever, it proved to be the pipe -dream
on Thursday evening, JJ'eoruary 15, and the Flying -Dutchmen as usual
in the Town Hall, Zurich, et 8 p. cane out on the top side of a 9-7:
.following program was then score The local boys were far
drawn up: Pdesident- to open the from full strength, as Ivan l'ungblut
meeting; Reading of minutes; eln.-• and Franz Kockems were absent,
eoumene ot inemoen; Address on. and Harold Stade our spectacular
-Our Organization" by members of "kid goalie" was not in the nets.
the executive; Address oy eat. tau But Stade played a fine ganie on the
MacLeod, B.S.A., Dist., Rep; Com-
munity Singing and Music; Meutirig
Rudy Revell°, one of the Bend boys
who broke a bone in his ankle early
in the season.
Monday night Exeter came to town
_with the idea of trimming the locals
men aunate.teu Lt UGH regular niece-
ing night Feb. 15th.
Presentation
• recognition of the leethful ser-
vices rendered to the Zurich Library
by Miss L. Faust, the president, Mr.
W. Siebert presented her with the
following appreciated letter:
,Zurich, Ont., Feb. 5, 1934
Dear Miss Faust:
.As you are about to discon-
tinue your 'duties as Librarian of the
Zurich Library, the Library Board
has requested mpre to express yu'o
our appreciation for past services
rendered.
During the loan years you serv-
ed as Librarian, the officers and me-
mbers of the' • Zurich Library have
found you a very capable, conscient-
ious and faithful worker, always wil
ling to serve and assist the members
;in your congenial, cheerful and help-
ful manner. We have the kindest
!thoughts for you in our hearts, and
, hope that the Lord, 'whom you so
;faithfully serve and worship, vilI
Mese and spare you for many more
years to come. ••
Most respectfully yours,
W. A., geberte TreSident of 1934
Library Board -
line, and Mihail Oesch his undea-
atudy in goal played a good game.
Cornish a Ei.eter wing man wits cut
in the face by e skate which requir-
ed two stitches to close. The game
was the fasters played here this year
and the crowd which was not large
as usual had plenty to cheer about.
The game also was productive of
more goals than any other this sea-
sOrt, 16 being registered in ali.
The lineup• ;
Exeter—Goal, I. Ford; Def.
Wells, Creech; Centre, Berdux;
Wings, .Snell, Cornish; Subs. Pxyde,
Cochrane, Hockey.
Zurich—Goal, M. Oesch; Defence,
O'Brein, Willert; Centre, Burn;
Wings, Gascho E. Yungblut; Subs.,
Stade, Pra;ng, Willert.
On Tuesday evening at the Zur-
ich rink, the fast travelling Flying
Dutchtnen of Zurich added another
win to their unbroken record of the
'season at the expense of the Park-
hill Bloodhounds by 'defeating them
7-4. Again the Zurich team play-
ed minus three of their star players
nantely„ L Yungblut, Lee 0'12rein,
and P. Kochems, but the team that
they gathered together which was
first deseribed as a scrub team play-
ed like veterans. The game was fast
and clean with few penalties and M.
• Schilbe refereed the game to the sat-
isfaction of both teams and the faris
Zurich Dr:g Store
We have a full Line of
all the requirements of
School Supplies
nosisetsecausycoomi-ez.Hpebaec000cs
PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC.
ALL AUTHORIZED TEXT BOOKS KEPT
IN STOCK.
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Seeof Toil et
Pre para ioi
Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Perfumizers,
Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pastes, and Brushes.
sec eetOQJVZ34:01,00tWeeedt,CeSeeet.
FINE STATIONERY AND FOUNTAIN
PENS.
We also have, Saphine Anti -Moth Discs.
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London, Farmer's Advocate
Farm and Dairy
Farmers' Sun..... 6 _00600•••• $2.50
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Family Herald and Weekly Star .. ••••1....• $2.25
Family Herald for 3 years $3 00
Canadian Countryman .. — $2.25
Weekly 'Witness •t1.15
Farmers
Farmers' Magazine $2.50
Huron Expositor, Seaforth $2.75
Ana a great many snore that we cannot enumerate here.
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Canada and the United States, and can save you money
en the most el them.
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