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the Square, GOI)ERXCH, Ontario.
dalpeeial Attention to Cobzncel and'
Court Work,
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Vederich by Phone, and Ii'hdon>
thrarles reversed.
Dr. 1 . H. COWE
L. 1), S. I). D S. • ..
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ .BLOOI--•ZUBICII
"Wary Thursday, Friday, Batuadtiy
A>s IARTL1+lII3' S BLOC1,
DASHWO OD
r! very Monday,' Tuesday and
Wednesday
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Agi MEM tom" .s illi
HAY FOR SALE
l3ale%t preened 'Itay, timothy anti
•mire rl hay. I'ricec on application.
e': li ger.;, gest in your stapply for the
epring seeding before the roads brake:
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Phone 59. herr: all, Ont.
V I ANTED
ED
Work by an experienced farm hand
by the yc•'ar, or would' consider share:
renting on equipped farm. Apply
to Chariots Sunde rcock, 1:Iensail.
For Sale
A good re -built i.3••tooth •eu'ltivatc
also a re -built drag harrow
L. Prang & Son. Zurich
FOR SALE
For Huron and Middlesex a brand new 1Vlelotte 500-1b. cap -
II AM INA POSITION TO rd]c:i.ty Cream Separator, ' at 'a real
CON -
lace any Auction Sale, regardless ,r,1r aii)1. Apply to Jo onruan
I solicl't '
la � QizO or article to 8811. ....
gear business, and if not satisfied wxl
stake no charges for Sereipes Ren- For Sale •
ARTHUR WEP,ER,_Dealewood
£slave as •
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Miss Ethel 110ss ;his visiting, in 1;l
Mira,
Mr. .Il'erb, Mous'Seau made a bug.
ices trip to Lundell on i+'iciciay.
Mrs, John Kuntz, of Dashwood
waa a vl i:vl• in town on Wednescia;;
Mr, and Mrs. E P. Klapp' made
motor trip to i,llniva xe.cently
ivies peri 11 A.!Solinteetu ler?e taken o;"
e,r the Kipa n t.,eree;o ?winch ha xa
crntly las I eira! :t d#.
M,r. and Mrs. Moses .Gerber have
made a motor trip to Kitchener ia»
week. They Miters recently tr c err
themselves to x: new f,it vrot t eere,
., ttaLf'.E✓WS
►arta y Ind has Lotto ramie. but it
1,eine ,i lob .A Campbell, of
li.l.. 1 c::' l.n��' 7 , rc:'.
with a fuller„owes deer that follo:z•
ese,Fern rn e .r'n. h:.
chore f .. is ie a ;aho- t ds:+ttlllce free:
aene
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' , ! ; ' 'r,.1. People
tea; ,seri, ac -
,i 41,, (10I; 1r;io'v nW; 1114.
.•n 11,ti ti UV'.l, and the twiin-
f,ea
Mr, .end Mrs. John Gerber of t":t It! ..1 ., el '_ (1(441
State Or I;1dia1 ,a It{rte Leen here Vi;, ) ,.c4 ' •epee•'. t; 'i;.l,c" is
1+ting, owing .to the •illnCss .of -hi., 'ring .!ee (.t appall fo,eid lee far', -n
nlothex' • i net fel I. ibr»11 hos n :... \:i - i:• 1,'
A 'numbe,r of dogs around tl)w"r, hail r' I+r +•3;. n ah s Iloru ' b i+.
have thl destemper infection a,,. masher It v 1, onit a few days old
those effected with it become quite and long-leo„<cr.d, fr•lrcr ,bundle at
ill, while Rome have died as a recurs that til. e. IIc' tools i+ borne, nursed
=sort that 'i'1.. it carefully and; obtei-•:;d a special
We a; pr1 ttr>rl to re + permit to keep the. animal, For al -
Filbert h nor•: u of St. Joseph, ane;
who net i:411d � - Lur+ -•. ° 'C? -<", an opera i.4.mo;t t[F n ,'VTe•I r.4 now it has been a
in Landon Tlopital, .hn retie raz.+vd familial grit in the district,
hoer home and is improved nicely.
„ Apparently spring is just azr.u.'
HENSALL BALL CLUB
the corner, at least the ralandee sae
so, as next Wednesday is March 21st
and the day when spring ie usheral
: n ace :e ding 'to the ..,,ions of t}+rs A .'
year. We saw stems flying on Tui':=. ` 4
day, Ieiti h was t 1. s V i.Fal rfl, and i` 1 t'')
dist rave, the epring thrili Mr.
''' 1 d Fir/Teo of L :. Jo.enh ad'cra,
ORGANIZE
li•:1tlen meeting for the
ee. e" .1924 was held i:
r1 -. awl. due to t't,
11 careen were present
T Vo Buckeye incubator,,' r1,1.l; :. '.. 7t' '-x'-rtay evening that oil 1. Pa .1.:: '
517 175 't d d t ah t 1 '1 ' t in. fir ••' c• . ;a. r -,c
• .r�.ch;' Popular'
MEAT AEKET
Let Us supply you' with the
very Choice of Fresh and Cur-
Sausages,
�9':C� Meats, tsClkiP�`Yiaa,
Etc., always.. on hand...
Kep
afresh an Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
-� Y ��iigbiut & Son
SERV .._+CE.
ogg' capacl y, xn goo coni ion. a' an; while wo;°.;Ing ou
Very reasonably priced. Apply to ,,ush he had come across a gart,r .;;)80.e1,
Mrs. Ben Elder, Hensall : hake which was just a little slot, in
00940a Se�a90.aefeateC)'. efe
See ea
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STOCK F1oro .? '
Keep your Stock and Poultry Hemilly tis Wi aterr
t using Our Various Brands ofoo a e)a yi : a•. i'ot.db i
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and Laying Mashes. None Better ori the
Maar•kets To -Day!
COAL COAL
PUT IN YOUR SUPPLY
ARE AT THE ROCK DOTTOM P,R!CF .S
shoe
WHY BUY
CAN BUY
y
JOBBERS RE? ` ) WHEN'Yet./
THE GENUWE AT TFIE SAME
PRICES
"We do Custom Seed
Agency for McCormick -Deering
chi e
Cleaning"
lachinery Repairs.
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oettetellaiele eetdosiover 3i;e fair.* *6nesa ereeeenavei.
Fre?). Free!
To each purchaser of ,lx sotting
(15) of ow Watching Eggs Extras,
arlothr r setting entirely free. Please
come and see our stock. Also started
chicks.
Bruce: J. Kropp, Zurich.
NOTICE
I am authorized agent and dealer
for thb Renfrew 'Products of Cream
Separators, Stoves and Washing
Better Machines. Also have .some used
Why We have the Separators aiway, on hand. If in
..f Customersn.eed of any of above articles, kindly
;Iittgal CLASS GOODS, U. S. La arrange to see me.
Hugh Thiel, II.Ii 2, Zurich.
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;1,1+E.LUlare. °la, GOODYEAR TIRES
HOUSE FOR SALE
;;AND TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
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strts4 I -lobules and lV[ecbanical W+a
este to Micrometer Set fags,
-guess work. Watch the cars that,
STOP at WEIN'S, They are all HIGH,
CLASS CLIENTELE.
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DASHWOO
fern Fanners' Mutual
01
ONTARIO
• Natter Insurance Co
OF WOODSTOC
7.1CHE LARGEST RESERVE
BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO.
.+,Miniount of Insurance at Risk Ion'Dec.
31st, 1932, $17,830,7.1
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$221,978,99.
Itatea-$4.50 per $1,000 for 3 years
E. F. K1opP---2 t rich
Mme, Also Dealer in Lillhtuiod liod�
Lard all kinds of Fire Insurance
LIVE
P p t1 L T RV
ifi 1 WANTED
fake* every Day till a o'clock, .p.m
lire sot feed Fowl earn raornin}
when brought in.
illighest Cash. Prices
--CASH FOR-
CREAM AND EGGS
W. O'Brien
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Phone 101, Res. 94, Zurleb
THE HERALD'S
JOB DEPARTMENT
boyar ready to serve the pub
Se with Commercial and fine
lIt�, Gee Our prices be -
loom wing y %It Order elseItatniti
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ears 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
land can be bought separately. For
further particulars apply to the pro-
prietor:
Mr. John Gellman, Sr., Zurich.
WANTED
PRODUCE WANTED
We are now in a position to take
cream and eggs at say home at Zur-
ich, for which we will 'pay highest
market prices. We will grade your
eggs as we receive thein, and pay.ac-
cording to grading. give us a trial.
First house south of Dominioin Hotel
T. H. Meyers, Phone 116, Zurich.
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THE )ERAS
n O.Nt,
• •its The woodchuck:=
have been ="i n out for over a week.
but we will have to wait till the•
warm weather comes before we me
assured of epring. . Another wee'
will likely make a big change.BTr'
it does not look like an early rpriiio
eofa•.
Huiser-Hildebrandt •
iThe wedding oceurr'�'d o1? 'T'11ez'•
day r• ee ,.. . last of two well known
young people; of Hensall,•,0 when
Rev. Father Power of Zurich united
marriage Mary Hniser, eraughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Huiser and
Alex Wilrlebrandt, son of Mr. Will-
iam Hildebrandt, all of Henson The
bride was attended by her sister
Miss Annie Huiser and the gr'ooi,:
by James .Davis of the Babylon lint:
1l -+1 ' 't'.tllce on hand as being
' 1' ...'e. " lc• fo lows ee officers we -
elected: Hon. President, J. W.
iit,.I sit. Vi'. 11. c;oklina 117. P.,
:iii 1'1.. I:. W. J. Tones, W.
ass) lake, W. O l3rein, W. Consitt;
()resident, T. E. f)rtrnn ond; Vice
-
i , F. Simi '1c -k; Sera- Treas. J. A.
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1 ateron; Manager E. L. Mickle;
•1
After; the ceremony, the young
couple retarned to Itensall ..where
they will ,Hake their home.
Founci Dead In Bed ,
Last Monday morning the lif 1.':
remains of iss Addie Kerniek •', - 'rr
found in bed at her home, Eerie. ,•'
after a forceful entrance to the
home had been made by Dr. Brown-
ing and neighbors. Th1' deceased
.heel pawed peacefully away, .death 1
being due to heart trouble. She re- 1
sided alone in the residence formerly i
owned by the late Mrs. Willis. She
had not been well of late and .was
visited Friday' evening by Dr, Bro-
wning, returning Sunday but did not
gain entrance, howeveir when she. was
not saon abort it was decided to in-
vestigate, with the mentioned result.
Coroner Dr. Weeks was called but
deemed that an inquest was enncce•
scary.
Flourishing Company -
At the annual meeting of tee 11ce
Kiliop Mutual Fire Insucanee Co.,
held at Seaforth, the secy., M. A.
Reid, • presented his first report since
being appointed to the position. In
doing so he expressed his gratifcat-
ion that, in spite of a series of heavy
fire losses, ,the Company was able to
show a gain of approximately $7,-
200
7;200 in liquid assets over 1932 and
$3,241.71 in surplus. There was al-
so an increase of 55 in number of
policy -holders and .an increase of
$103,839 in insurance in farcy This
was considered a very satisfactory
showing especially when many com-
anies had been forced to show a
deficit. • The Company on De comber
31st, 1933, had '2526 policies in
force, to a total of $8,040,191.
Government Takes Over,
BLUE WATER HIGHWAY
Jubilation was expressed all the
way from Goderich to Fort Lamb -
ton at the announcement that the
Ontario Government will take into
the provincial highways system, with
a view to eventual paving, spine 5.5
miles of county road in Lambtoil,
including the St. Clair River road
Frain Sarnia to Port Lalnbton, t1e
Blue Water Highway from Goderich
and Grand Bend to Thedford, rind
:;he Forest townline. At present
Lambton has only nine miles of pro-
vincial road. Belief is expressed that
the Government will this year pave
the river road from Sarnia as far as
Courtright, the Forest townline and
'
a.
the stretch of Blue Water Highway
through the pinery. "We have work-
ed for years to have this route taken
over as a provincial road." Col. C.S.
Woodrow, president of the Blue
Water Association, .said. "It is the
hest news -s e have ever received."
was the .statement of Robert Simp-
;en, president of the St. Clair River
mprovment Association
Coach 12 W,1i. b1 r ; ?:: t. Coach, J.
,lees. The execetive to consist of
President, Vice Pre: ident, Secy-treas
nonlegal:, and coaches,' these 'salve
were given power to add to their
number.. The eecy wae .n;'tructed to
get in touch with the folowing towns stn
and find out tht.ii' in.f:ntions as re
gards the 1934 g*.oupings: Ailsa
Craig Lagan. Ilder' on, St. Mai:ys,
Clinton. Goderich end report as soon
as possible. Parsons intera,ted please
get in touch with the. secretary J. A.
Paterson.
liaaulaullesm
Here and There
Panama canal tolls for Ap •il
amounted to $1,878,987.
About $2,300,000 is to be Lpent on
the construction of roads and bridges
in the province of British Columbia
this year.
The Customs and Excise revenue
for April amounted to $20,500,000,
an increase of $5,000,000 over the
receipts of April of last year.
- Emigrants numbering 15,000 left
Scotland for Canada during the first
four months of the year, according
to consular estimates in Glasgow.
Canadian flour has at last been
placed on the Panama market. One
boat has just loaded the first con-
signment of any size, 1,000 barrels
being. taken.
Seventy-five per cent. of the cop-
per produced in Canada in 1022 was
the output of British Columbia
mines. The Canadian production for
the year was 43,321,402 pounds, of
which British Columbia accounted
for 32,432,521 pounds.
The famous Chateau Frontenae
husky dog team, remembered by
visitors during last winter's sports
season, is being perpetuated. One
of the dogs ..has just given birth to
three pups, and if the youngsters
turn out to be like their parents the
Chateau Frontenac team is likely to
continue winning 'dog derbys.
l''rshing licenses In the Maritime
Provinces have 'leen reduced. The
special fishery regulations for Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince
Edward Island have been amended
to provide that in many instances
where the license has been more
than a dollar it will now be one
I dollar.
No limit will be set to the help
to be offered to new settlers in the
agricultural sections of the province
of Quebec, acoording to Premier
Taschereau. The latest government
provision is to pay colon?ste at the
rate of $4.00 per acre for land
cleared on their colon1 at1on lots
since 1920, $7,000,000 have been
voted for provincial colonization.
The decision of the Canadian Pa.
cific Railway Company to scrap
agreements` of sale with 30,000 Can-
adian fanners in the west and enter
into new contracts with theta, ex-
tending over 34 years on an amor-
tization basis, will affect agree-
neents of a value of approximately
$100,000,000, and relieve many farm-
ers of heavy, pressing debts.
The new motor ferry operated, be.
tween Victoria, B.C., and Belling-
ham, Wash., develops a speed of 14
knots in adverse weather. This
motor driven vessel, recently launch-
ed, is the first of its class to be
used in this seryiee and the first
to be added to the Canadian Pacific
fleet, It has a capacity for 50 auto.
mobiles.
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