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ICE--Harnilts Street, ,fieri *ii'
am Square, GODERMISI, Ontario.
likpraial Attention to Coceavel axed
Court War:.
;1> I•Inees =ay ba ciorionited at
'Sodariek by Pima, and Ph•xre
okargea rammed,
. N. H. COWEN
L. D. tib. I'➢. l7 S.
DENTAL SURGEON
DEITZ BLOCS-ZUB CEI
lhoory Thursday, Friday. Raturday
1ARTLEIB'S BLOC:fs;,
DASFIWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
W ednosday
leigeused Ilea
fur ftaron and Middleaex
I ,,tilt IN A POSITION TO CON -
Moot a
any Auction Sale, ret
lass t• deo sr article to DIAL I solicit
:;yxr business, and if not satiated w 1I
nook* no charges for Servia ea Ben-
TUUR UNBER-Doalaanned
e 06* 1147.
W.10 VMS
rsrrtiav Per eerier Lest,
Founc4Notioloi Etc. Ads
'AR wow ammics
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For Sade
A No, 12 rebuilt DeLaval Cream
Separator; for sane;. mills
L, A. Prang, Sr Son,
FOR • QUICK SALE
30 Leghorn hens well bred, .at 50c
each, will 'take poplar wood in ex-
change, or hard wood, reasons for
selling, overcrowded.
Ferd Haberer, 2urieh.
NOTICE
WHAT A NIGHT THIS WILL BE
Broom Ball Tournament. Blake
tigers; Bronson Wild Cats; Goshen
Bruens,; Zurich Bull Dogs. On Fri-
day night, February 16th. Game
starts at 7.30. Tickets will be drawn
for who is to play first. $2.00 for
winning team. All players are to
bring their brooms. Admission 10c.
Zurichs' Popular'
MEAT MARKET
,lit. Us supply - you with the
uery Choice of Fresh and Cur -
Meats, Bolognas, S sage$,
::Etc., always.. on hand•... Kept
412sfit in Electric Refrigeration
"Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skim
aunhlti& Son
SER -V IC
lay IAje have the Better
Class of Customers
AMORCLASS GOODS, U. 3. L.
.ATTERIES, MOBILE OIL, MAK
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-*WAR 'OIL, • GOODYEAR _TURES
.31010 TUBES, GENUINE- IGNI'T3Oi`i
'Pm &., KAKI** aid Pl•e`anisat Work
:loin; " Misr wsac Smelting*,I1•
4eosos w.rk. Watch lite cars Wit
AVM' at WELN'S, They ars all 11IG*4
CLA5i CLIENTELE,
NOTICE
TO THE PUBLIC
We, the unudersigned barbers of
Zurich have agreed to close on
Monday and Thursday nights at 6
o'clock, of each week until further
notice, beginning February 12th.
Harold Johnston, Herbert Krueger,
Milton Oesch
tDhiStiWOOD ONTARIO
-reTasssiessasiirs
littstern Farmers' Mutual
heather insurance to
OF WOODSTOCK
*HE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAi'al MUT-
'UAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO.
Itanount of Insurance at Risk on Dec.
NOTICE,
LOCAL
Mx. Milton Oesch motored
Kippen on Sunday.
Good Friday fabs on March 30th
and Boaster Sunday on April 1st.
The first day of Lent this year
fall on February 14th, St. Velen-
tine's Day.
Found in Zurich a hammer Own-
er can have same at Herald 'Office by
proving .property.
To -day, Wednesday is St. Valen-
tine's Day. Did you get a . "nice"
one?• ,
Mr.. and: Mrs. N. Gascho and Mrs.
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E. Gasello motored to London ea
Monday' ,
Yen. Wes. Surerus of Detroit, 4n*a_s
a visitor in town last week, and at-
tended the funeral of Mr.'Frank
Kochems
:to
Notice is hereby given to parties
using the Evangelical 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 ak
keep of the building. Kindly me
this arrangement with Mr. Roland
Geiger.
A pair
cows for
pi
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Bender and
son Archie of Dashwood, were Suit••:
day visitors with Mrs. L. Pfile and
Pearl, and at the home of Mr. ` and
Mrs. Garnet Jasobe, Parr line.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Jervis and
daughter Audry of Holmesville, were
week -end visitors with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. S. Witmer, Babylon
Line.
- FOR SALE
of well bred fresh Durham
quick sale. Apply to:
Ed. Haberer, Zurich.
FOR SALE
A fine 4 -year-old gelding horse,
weighing 1500 lbs, well broke; also
a heifer in calf. Apply to:
John Hey, Jr., Zurich.
r850, a
$1Z
31st, 1932,
'total Cash in Blank and Bonds
$ 221,.978.9.9.
R*tep-$4.50 per $1,400 Dor 3 years
E. F. Klapp --Zurich
Masi, Also Dealer lea Lisbtnind hods
and all kiaads el Fire Insurance
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NOTICE'
,TO LADIES!,+
A real blizzard hit town on Mon-
day
oly n --
day evening and sent the real fol -
len snow flying around in g
shape
and the next morning the old reliab-
le snow shovel was again brought•in
action.
We are now ready to do business
in our ,New • Beauty Parlor, in the
Oesch Block. We have installed
Mrs. (Rev.)
Crediton, who
eph's Hospital,
three weeks
Wednesday.
proving. Her
soon be out a
new large modern Hairdryer and wil
appreciate your patronage. Call 130
for appointments.
LIVE
POU LT RY
WANTED
lianas ovary Dai till 0 o'clock, p.an.
prig mot toad Yowl sans sh•rning
t :,1.
• who* inseam
'• . best Cask Noes
• •� _..cw�l •rat:
CREAM AND EGGS
W. O'Brien
Psalm 114., at.. Zurich
We
Mrs. E. Gascho, Zurich.
WANTED
boys' At -Horne
The 34th Annual At -Home of the
Huron Old Boys' Association of Tor-
onto was held in the Arcadian Court
on Friday evening last and was a
grand success from every point of
view. Although the weather was
very severe, the attendance was a-
way in advance of last year. The
guests were received by. pile Presi-
dent, Dr. H. J klodgsin„ and Mrs.
Hodgins. Dancing occupied the
Main Floor while Euchre and Bridge
occupied the different galleries.
Retires from Offce
During the past week W. A. Turn-
bull" of Exeter; has tendered his re-
Signation as secretary of . tlae:ULb-
erne" and Hibbert Fire Insurance 'Co.
on account of ill health. He had
held the position for the ,past 22 yrs
For some time he has been in failing
ieaith, and just recently, to add 'to
his ailments, he fell and sprained
his ankle and is now confined to his
home. His books were always in good
shape and his judgment the nest.He
will be succeded by B. W. F. Beav-
ers, who over thirty years ago held
the position when the cornpany was
in its infancy.
W. M. Sippell, •of
has been in St. Jos -
London, for nearly
returned home last
Her condition is im-
friends hope she will
gain.
High Court Sittings
`Sittings of the High Court -of
Justice in Goderich are announced
as follows: With jury, Monday,'
February 26, before Mr. Justice
May
non -jury, Tuesday,
15, before Mr. Justice Kelly.
FUNERAL LARGELY ATTENDED
The funeral of the late '.James
Johnson Chruch, one of Waterford's
oldest residents, was held front his
late home F' iday afternoon :ataia.0•
p.m. On January 8th, he and Mrs.
Church observed the coinnletiore of
69 years wedded life. Mr. Chu eh
had reached his 95th milestone :KV
Church is not far behind in the mar-
athon of years. Her 90th birthday
comes next September. Besides his
v ed by
PRODUCE WANTED
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.
sorrowing widow he is amu•
four children, twelve grandchildren, poll tax collector as to theproper
ro er
The steps to take re same.
Hensall Council Minutes
Regular meeting of the village Co-
uncil was held on Monday evening- ,;110
Feb. 5th, at 8 p.m. in council cha-
mber with all members present.Min-
utes of previous r.eetind read. Mot-•
ion that minutes be . read :.P
F. G. Bonthon, tax collector, -
ed re tax arrears as being $1,447.05
Motion, that we extend the tax roll
until the regular meeting in April,
and the tax collector to complete the
roll on or before that date. Amend-
ment, That we extend the tax roll
with no penalty until the regular
March meeting and the penalty to be
added after said meeting. Voting on
amendment as follows: For, Petty,
Shepherd, Jones; against, Robinson
S.a'ngster. Amendment carried. E.
Shaddick and A. Soldan, the audit-
ors, read their report. Petty and
Shepherd, that the auditors' report
as read be adopted and the auditors
paid. . Motion that the clerk have
150 copies • 'of the' auditor's report
printed and that thechool board be
charged $1 0.00, Hydro $10. libary
$5, being their share of auditing ex-
penses. Geo. Hudson, poll tax coll-
ector„ reported re same also report-
ed 64 meals served to transients.
Motion that the Reeve instruce the
STOCK FOODS
Keep your Stock and Poultry Healthy this Winterby
by
using Our "Various Brands of Stock and Poultry Foods,
and Laying Mashes. None Better on the
Maarkets To -Day!
COAL COAL
PUT IN YOUR SUPPLY NOW WHEN THEY
ARE AT THE ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
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Implement Repairs
, JOBBERS.- REPAIRS WHEN YOUCAN
SOY THE ' GEYiTUINE • AT THE SAME
PRICES
"We do Custom Seed Cleaning"
Agency for McCormick -Deering Machinery Repairs. •
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L Sc itbe & So
f1ewE+a02142. 212**** d60ar alasit0l •
H'. 9S
JOB DEPARTMENT
:!e twos ready to serve the pull -
Ho with Commercial and flare
Atiesting. Out our prices Ise-
isikiliers rear sags* *1** -i
x..
and three great grand children.
flowers were beautiful, includinga
spray from Mr. Church's class in. the
Baptist Sabbath School of which he
had been a faithful member. Inter-
ment. took place in . Greenwod' Leri-
etery. ;
. Good News For Motorists
Announcement was made on Tu-
esday by the Ontario Minister of
Highways, that motorists would not
be required to purchase their new
license plates until March 31S t.That
is good news for motorists.
Sees Merger of old Parties
A despatch from Voncouver stat-
es that Capt. Elmore Philpott, ?Co-
operative Commonwealth Federation
leader in Ontario, predicted in an ad-
dress that the Conservative and Lib-
eral parties will soo:l merge anto n
e.
It is no secret, he continued, that the
gret financial interests are transfer-
ring their support from the Conser-
vative to the Liberal party. There
are, however, good men in both par-
ties.parBut it is a well-known
t
that whoever pays the piper calls the
are receiving
ZURICH HERALD
Established 1900
ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY
NOON FROM THE
Herald Printing Office
SUBSCRIPTION RATES -$1.25 a
year, strictly in advhnce; 41.50 in
arrears or $2.00 may be charged. U
tune, and both parties
their support from the wine source., 14 labor
hes siker predicted the fall o Zurich,
Communications read as follows:
Treasurer of Huron, re list of lands
liable for sale for taxes. Clerk to
report on same Auditors' municipal
return filed; Deputy Minister of
Hospitals, re R. Caldwell, filed. Clerk
of Blyth, re bylaws, filed; Ontario
Agricultural College, re starlings re-
por to be..filled out. and warwarded;
National Stationers Ltd., filed; Ont-
ario Township Association Salvation
Army, Hospital for Sick Children,
requests filed. Bills and accounts
red as follows:
G. M. Case, coal, fire hall $147.75
team on street $2.50-17.4u; W. Sa-
ngster, soda, fire depe. $6.25; J.
Sangster repairs, fire dept., $2.25;
G. Hudson 64 meals, transients $16;
sschool board current expenses $1;
000.00; A. D. McEwen, labor on stre
ets 90c; F. W. Hess $36.00; 'Hensel).
Corn., $8.22; G. Smale, snow
plowing $10; J. A. Paterson, license
for fire truck $2; Wendell Holmes
Ltd., supplies $2; J. A. Paterson,
election expenses R.O., $5; J. Hud-
son D.R.O. $3.00; G. Parer P.C.
2.50; N. Blatchford
2 50 DRO 3.00; 2.
Shaddick P.C. $2.50;
on
constable $2.50; A. Soldan, auditor
$15.00; E• Shaddick auditors $15;
Herald $3 • A. Soldan,
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$1.20; Municipal World $16.60;
Motion that accounts as read be
paid. Motion that By -Law No. 3,
Town Hall rents be given first and
second readings. Motion that by-
law No. 3 be given third and final
reading and passed. Motion that the
Clerk write the Municipal World re
salaries of Reeve and CouncillorsReeve Jones reported request of Mrs
Habkirk re the removal of tree in
front of her property. Referring to
the street corritee. Motion that
we now adjourn. --Jas. A. Paterson,
Clerk.
f. P
capitalisan and the future eslablis
rent of a C.C.F. Goc1mment in
Canada. The first job of the C.C.F.
when it a Government
in beOttawa ewould h
to socialize the
whole financial system of. Canada,
ruthlessly, if necessary, Capt• Phil-
pott declared.
Ontario Forestry Branch
The Ontario Forestry Branch will
continue in 1934 the policy of sup-
plying free of charge, a n<nxlmum
of 500 trees for windbreak planting
and 3,500 trees for reforestation
purposes, to any farmer in the Pro-
vince of Ontario. The only
chargescotto
l
the farmer is the exp'his
from the point of .shipment to
nearest station. For windbreak ply-
ting, white spruce, Norway spruce,
and White Cedar is available. The
following may be secured for De-
forestation .purposes White Pine,
Red Pine, Jack Pine; Scotch Pine,
wh
European Larch, Whitt spruce,Elm,
cedar, • Walnut, Butternut, ,
White Ash, Soft 'Maple, Hard Maple
Red 'Oak, Basswood, Carolina Pop-
lar Cuttings, Carolina Poplar (root-
ed) and White Willow Cuttings. Hur
on farmers in 1933 obtained 26,0 4
trees for Windbreak planting
d
99,630 trees for Reforestation, mak-
ing a total of over 125 000 trees
forms
for the season. Appla 12
for these trees may be secured by
writing to the Ontario Department
of Agriculture at Clinton, and all
applications must be in the hands
of the Ontario Forestry Branch, Par
liamet Buildings, Toronto 5, Ont
S. $1.50 in advance. No paper discon-
tintied until all arrears are paid un-
less at option of publisher. Th. date
of which every Subscription is paid
is donated on the Label,
ADVERTISING RATES
Display advortisinp made Imam
on application.
Miscellaneous articles of not Mort
than four lines, For Sala, T• Rina.
Wanted, Lost, Found, sto., Oso inner
them Us, 9 ins. dila., 1 ins. M s. •
Farm or Real Estate for silo 42.00
for first month, 1}1.011 for each fl -
lowing rYasntk.
Professional Cards not oxcesdin,
34 inches, per year $6.00.
In Memoriam, one votes ties, 25c
for each additional vers.; Card of
'thanks, 10e.
Auctisn Salea-$2.00 per single
insertion if not over four hushes is
fe'atti.
Address communications ter
ell
THE FERAL.
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Zurich Drug Store
We have a full Line of
all the requirements of
School supplies
sss:...a aa,e0eesssassMisemsee
PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC.
ALL AUTHORIZED TEXT BOOKS KEPT
IN STOCK.
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See Ou_rupply of Toilet
Preparations
Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Perfumizzrs,
Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pastes, and Brushes.
erreouraeossowareerreetteeves
FINE STATIONERY AND FOUNTAIN
PENS,
We also have, Saphine Anti -Moth Discs.
ac_ ► _inn° Zurich
T��tmfNMwwsPll dire
Dr. A. J.
BORN
Hartman -At Goshen Line, Hay
Township, on February 12141, to
Mr and . Mrs. Kuno Hartman, a
son.
Martin -At Bronsin Line, Stanley,
r
a
i on February Lith, to
Township,
Mr. and Mrs. Menne Martin, a
daughter. •
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HOUSE FOR SALE
I am offering my very desirable
property in Zurich for sale. Consist-
ing of a fine brick dwelling house,
a good barn and also three acres of
land. Either the property or the
For.
land can be bought separately
further particulars apply to the pro-
prietor:
Mr. John Gillman, Sr., Zurich,
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