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MY
PUBLIC, ETC. COltilirMai,
'1.10391OE—:Hamilton Street, Just •e
lifba &ivare, GOD1 RICA, Ontario.
'i'll;eidal Attention to Councel and
Court Work.
MT. Holmes may be consu?~te4l. .ui,
'abirarlorith by Phone, and Phir.at
charges reversed. }
Dr. 11. 11. C W Li
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DENTAL SURGEON
DEITZ BLOOR-2UB1OH
' tery Thursday, Friday, Sirtaz 'da
ECARTLEIB'S BLOO; ,
DASHWOOD
Burry )Monday, Tuesday and
a Wednesday
t.,cEnsed Auctioneer
For Huron and Middlesex
3l :AM IN A POSITION TO CON:
Duct any Auction Sale, regardless
a to size or article to sell. 1 solida
grew: k(usineas, and if not satisfied win
rice no charges for• Servieee lm
ed.
,ARTHUR WEBER—Dashcsood
Whose 13-67. A brand new Melotte 500-3'b: cep-
acity Cream Separator, at a real
bargain. Apply to Jos. Druar.
Free! Free!
BAILIFF SALE
DO1liliNION HOTEL, ZURICH
On.
SATURDAY, APRIL 2I;st, 1934
At 2.o'clock, p. m. the followings
1 lllassey Harris 10-20 tractor, prae-
%crally new (Wallace); 1 'Internati-
onal 2 -furrow tractor' plow new; 1
International spring tooth Cultivat-
or nein; 1 International chopper 914
Inch plates, ' used about 2 years.
Terms—CASH
Fred Thiel, Bailiff:
FOR SALE
A. Combined Player' Piano end
Piano delivered .to your door for
$200.00. ` Cost $750.40, , complete
with 30 rolls and bench_ The -finest
piano in 'this country. •
F. W. Hess,: Hensel!, Ont.
-FOR' SALE
A bruited number of regular $8.00'
wheelbarrows fpr $5.95 while they,
last.
L. A. Prang & Son,_ i'urieh
''FOR SALE
Popu:
MEAT MARKET
LetUs supply you with the
,fiery Choice of Fresh and Cu!x-To each purchaser of six- settings
;, o. ,,, (15) of our Hatching Eggs Extras,
d Meats, Bolognas, sages, anorhex getting entirely free. Please
Etc., always.. on hand... Kept, come and see our stock. Also started
fresh in Electric Refrigeration chicks..
Bruce J. Klapp, Zurich.
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
H. Y .lilghl t & Son
S E RATIO
Why We have the Better`
Class of Customers
'IGH CLASS 'GOODS, v., ' S. L.
.,IIIIATTER1ES, MOBILE : OIL, MAR -
LUBE. OIL, GOODYE,A in TIRES
AND TUBES, GENUINE IGN1TI'O
!'arts, Hoiining and Mechanical Work
-tfsene to Micrometer Settin s
;,,ureas work. Watch the core WANTED
TOP at WE1N'S, They aie all HIGH We are now in a position to take
cream and eggs at my home at
CLASS CLIENTELE,.
Zur-
r,� ich, for which we will pay highest
exes market pr•ite . We will grade your
eggs as we sec,>ive thein, and pay ac`
cording to graaiug. give us a trial.
First house south of Dominion Hotel
T. H. Meyers, Phone 116, Zurich.
NOTICE
I am authorized agent and dealer
for the Renfrew -Products of Cream
Separators, Stoves and Washing
Machines. Also have some used
Separators always on hand. If in
need of any of above articles, kindly
arrange to see me.
Hugh Thiel, R.R. 2, Zurich.
Phone 93 r 4.• t43
WANTED
D.2 SI-IW003)
ONTARIO
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather insurance Co
OF WOODSTI?CK
-NILE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE 4NCE OF .ANY CANADIAN MtJT-
WiA:. C011^IPANY DOING -BUSINESS
OF THIS KIND -1N ONTA.1RUO-
Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec.
31st, 1932, $17,880,729.
;Zeta Cash in Bank and Bonds
$221,978.99.
Altates-44.50 per $1,0#0 for 3 years
E. F. Klopp--ZUriich
,ment, Also Dealer iu Liiktoind Rod, lad ,
all kinds of The Instresue
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':L O U L T V
WANTED
"Zalten: every Day at g ZI)o clot feed Fowl same morning
when brought in.
'.ttighest Cash Prices
,—CAH FOR
CREAM AND EGGS a.
W.O'Brien
.Phone 101„ Res.. 9, 41, Zurich
THE HERALD'S
1108 PEPARTMENT
ha ever ready to serve the ptib
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The Pavilion •
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SATURDAY NIGHT
j TONY FARR'S ORCHESTRA.
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In Police Court
Adolph Urbanoski, truck driver,
Inas arrested in Sarnia by Goderich
officers and lodged in the county jail
Goderich, charged with fraud. He is
alleged to have -had his truck re-
paired at Exeter, .offering to pay far
the work with the money from the
sale of a load of chickens he had at
the time. The garagelnan agreed to
the offer, but Urbanoski, who left,
supposedly to sell his chickens, did
not return. He appeared before
.Magistrate Reid on Tuesday last and
was remanded one week. Two years
less one 'day was on Saturday hand-
ed out to "Hugh Lpdd, aged 25 of
Clinton, convicted of breaking and
entering. Some weeks ago Nedig-
ers garage in - Clinton was robbed
and Ladd was caught when a son of
the proprietor, hid himself in the
office after closing, hours. The thiev
ing `had' been "going on for some
months, it is alleged Ladd will be
required to report monthly. Frank
Dietrich paid $25 and costs for con-
suming in a public place. It was an
expensive drink of cider, which bev-
erage appears to be getting potent
at this time of .the year, judging
:from ;recent cases in police court
Dietcich it was said, just got through
$itki:ng his lips outside a Hensall
dance hall when Constable Itzsian-
:mons and Lever happen on the scene
• A quart of cider has been sent away
ralatiall G.t Mr price* blew Tor' Analysis.. A recent test of a
$ y oldie a alit - liar Product brought back :x report
4001.471400• -or9,3Ia,l alcaFli.4lte content".
Mr. and Mrs. Mich iMleidinger and
Miss Beatrice motored to 'London en
Saturday
Rev. B. Tuerklroixn is attending a
church convention at New, Hamburg
this l
t s wee c.
Mr. Irvin D. Smith of Hamilton,
• spent last Thursday night .with Ills
'brother C. L, Smith of town
Mr, and Mars, Roland Geiger ,and
Miss Pearl Pfile were Wednesday
visitors at Hensall..
Farmers in the 'xnplae syrup 'bu
iness•experiencod a good flow of sap
over the week -end.
Mr. Claude lilcidinger of London,
spent' a few holidays with his par-
ents here last week.
Some real nice spring weather was
experienced over the neck -end, but
today,: Wednesday these . is again
spine snow in the air.
We.. have just- _received ,a fresh
supply of Formaldehyde, nd can
supply any quantity,—Zurich Drug
Store.
The annual meeting of the Zurich
Horseshoe Club will •be held in. the
Council Chamber on Thursday <ev-
ening, April 12th. To whieh all in-
terested in this . popular sport,are re-
quested to be present, '(;h.os..1Vleyeis
is president.
The interesting play "Where°,s
Grandint , - was pus put On if the
town hall by the Young People of
St. Peter's Lutheran church. and
was a big success in every Way, as the
program was good and the -hall was
well filled, and as a consequence, the
proceeds were also good... .
A goodly number of the villageat-
tended the Conservative convention
at Ilensall, • this Wednesday after-
noon. How rapidly time...does-fly. It'
seems a very short four year ago
when we had the last Provincial' EI'-
ection, and this year it will likely be
in June.
Mr. Casper Walpernearly met
With a painful accident when in Lon-
don on Friday, in some way Casper
collided with an auto and he was
knocked down unconscious, but ac, Jeffrey.
the injuries were small he :noon cal No.on Roll -25.
lied and only for a see en the foree,
head he is not any the worse of the Teacher, H. W. Brokenshire.
nti ,per.:e ice.
Rtv...tn(i Mrs. L. Kal!;Ainaeh and
fairiil,, ;, i ° 1nxii' d were, visitors wit?,
Zurich friP1141s last week.
Irl, it.(•l,; Aection are dry-
ing up nicely and if a little more
grading was done it would relieve, ,r
lot ,of the roughness.
JUNIOR GULLS' INSTITUTE
The March meeting of the Zurich
Junior Girls Institute was held at o
the Town Hall, Zurich on Tuesday ,•
evening, April 3rd: The meeting g.
was opened by the premiont whi''?i a9
was followed by the roll call and the
reading of the minutes. Miss Grace l 9
Gelina'i gave a very r'?ndid address
On table :,ettiu; �.;"(.,: ,v t. i:rn;oyed j
by everyone. pl. .i'
then called on to r"- •i ie4r ru ge —
t10114 (.i the coin ng. ,nei'tin s Af-.
ter the busine s part of the meeting
over the Zurich Junior barn ere and!
the ,girls met together and held u'
very much enjoyed joint meeting
which consisted of an address by
Rev.. Mr, Young of Hensall on :'
"Horne Benuti ie_ation. and ,
The. meeting ti.:'n clo..cd by singing
The National Anthem, The next
:neeting will be 'd pfd in the Town
Hall; Zurich on :lin,, , next. A 1)
3
Hearty invitation is extended to ev-
ery. girl Who attended the Zurich
Short Cou1,re. E eey oil ',Welcome.
SCHOOL REPORT
S. +. No. 11, Hay.
Sr. IV )"'a Desjardine 527; Dor-
is Jeffie J- 'i Masse 358.
'sof ,,.ie Diu:hai r,
Stanley Smith 301.
Sr. III—Norm Jennison ,T 2
Jr. IIs—Ca.._o ,oy r^r:-. .
ilia Masse 308; '
Sr. II—Alphonse * Jeffrey" 517, Hu-
pert iineliseme 488: Antionette Jef-
frey 447;^Herbert BeierIing (absent) _
Jr. II—Leo_Pierre Ducharme 494;
Pearl Jennison 454 Leo .ennison
423; Eileen Patterson 371; Rena
Geiser 330; Louis Masse, 300; Ruby
Gaiser 256; Lorne Deierling 252
(absent)..
ca , Pr.—Ivan Masse 222; Antion-
ette Masse 195, Juliette Mase l39.
Jr. Pr.—Gerald Jeffrey, Archie
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Get aur Prices on Red Clover, Alfalfa, .AWk 'k .;: a t
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and Sweet Clovers
Garden Seeds in Bulk at half the price of Package
Seeds, . Onion Seed, leave your order with us,
El0II cAl A, 1rIYD a'
faring in your bottles to be filled we have same in
CALL US ABOUT SEED GRAIN
,e 3air'S
McCormich-Deering. Also handle Cultivator
and plow points to fit any make of machine.
Chicken 1( eds
hulk.
points
Master Chick Starter and Pioneer Chick Starter
Sebil
wooi'!•!ligio'Ss•c'mZeuoattXetr fi(mei1g5..$
011
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The old cadre nt ,+.n9n Ow I:Aitli-
eran church, • and which bas done
good seri^e. for r•'anv �,,:- was re-
ceri•tly overhauled by Lir. F. W. Heys sale•
and son Georp•n of Hensall. The 1'
"ons•`' ermlien seriotr 1: thinkine.
of purchasing. a new and more mod-
ern :organ, and subscriptions 'have
been taken' up to this effect. which
lits met with good success The other (il ly a l• yrs , 1111113"? (i c ' en:r nt c5c a bushel. Apply to
inert �athei. ff at .tlte farm of . ".Or •;ll•_ Smith, Parr L:ne, ,-lay.
H. Ediehof@er, 14th, cnncaesion
when the fire alarm , e, i .n aq tl r
smoke house, in some , wee' WANTED
had taken frc. ' * ., r, 7 Hii gill fci• t''i.r ,unine,.r, will i
ed the barn. How ee i`:: o:"-' hire by th:: month starting about the 1
g. r tl r.
a69r`xtair!'t ef 1' In t'd• 1 t'n l,P. 'er.,ll�rf'1r'..tl Or t,.4'entli? i � {� this month
cl' f n -' ed and the ,;,: . der : -.1v Abel
saved, but the conn n;:.. ..' sum 3.:: Mrs. Duncan Snider,
tit erne —r R. R. No. 3, Dashwood, whih loss wz covered by ,
the Hay Insurance Company.
FOR. .SALE
quantity of good seed oats for
Also gond! L:•', 70,' Ft.tl.e.
John Brown, Zurich.
FOR SALE
About 100 bushels of good seed
Barley No. 21., 6 -rowed, good and
TAKE OVER 5;:'?TCH
OF BLUE WATER HIGHWAY
The Ontario Department of High-
ways has now officially assumed the
30 mile stretch of Blue Water High-
way between Grand Bend and Goder.
ich, it was announced on Monday.
The road is taken over from the co-
unty of Huron. It is expected that
the road between. Grand Bend and
Thedford, ;will also be taken. over by
the province, although this is not
yet official. What improvements•
will be made on this well known high
way have not yet been announced.
There will ,be considerable grading,
and erection of some new culverts..
It is not expected however that any
paving will be undertaken this year.
No Further Warning
Owing to the large number of ac-
cidents in Huron County rasa year
from cars with•only one light, Traffic
Officer Lever announces that no fur-
ther warning will be issuect to per-
sons driving such cars. Drivers sho-
uld carry spare bulbs rather than
risk an appearance before the mag-
istrate.. The recent fatal accident
to Traffic Officer Lemon at Kitchen-
er was due to a "one -eyed" car, and
the authorities are taking special
measure to banish from the highways
all cars with defective lights.
The Young Peoples' Society of
Stanley held an enjoyable social ev-
ening art the horse of Mr. and Mrs.
Poulter on April 6th. There were
about forty present. The social was
in charge of the losing side in the
attendance contest led by Emma
McBride. Community singing 'was
enjoyed by all after which a contest
was held in charge of Margaret Rob—
inson. This was followed by 'a baby
picture contest. A "gar e was then That beautiful home owned by C.
played. A humorous play was then L. Walper, Dashwood is
being
offer-
given.
Another game was then en- ed for sale, possession could be given
om
joyed. Correll was then served. by April 16th, House has complete
Margaret Lamont then inoved a vote bath room fixtures, hydro and tele-
of thanks to Mr., and Mrs. Poulter phone installed, good sized barn on
and George for opening their, home property, shubbery galore, nuf-sed.
for the ,evening and also to. the los- This is an ideal home for .retired
ing side for the evening's entertain- farmer. Pot particulars call:
molt, This was seconded by Grace Oscar 'Mom), Zurich, tel. res 67;
Robinson. ,Aop 1:44.,
WANTED
To purchase a limited number of
grass cows. Remember, we ship hogs
every Saturday, by rail.
Milton Love, Hensall, Ont.
Seed For Sale
For Sale—Rea Clover Seed, grad-
ing No. 1. This is extra clean seed
at $9.00 a bushel. Apply to:
Sol. Gingerich, Zurich.
HAY FOR SALE
For Sale -12 tons good pressed
hay, price $11 at the barn, also 30
tons good mixed hay loose. Apply,
Alex. Buchanan, Hensall.
Phone 41, Hensall.
FOR SALE
A limited quantity of choice spring
wheat seed for sale.
Hilton Truemned.
NOTICE
I have received permission from
W. R. Goulding, ATOM, of Meter,
to instruct beginners and junior pup-
ils in music. Anyone interested in
taking piano lessons, please teleph-
one 98, Zurich, or call at the house.
Lenora Haberer, t41
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3urichurich Dru
-We have a f l: Line of
all -.tae requi k e encs O
School upp1ies
ese €raiegtvcuoz=s l(e44
PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC.
ALL AUTHORIZED TEXT BOOKS KEPT
IN STOCK,
.669.344)04 4.1$ '(5 ,z atiGSd.`ta,D60i4;40041
See Our Supply of' Toilet
Preparations
Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Perfumizers,
Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pastes, and Brushes.
FINE STATIONERY AND FOUNTAIN
PENS.
We also have, Saphine Anti -Moth Discs,
Dra A. J
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Clubbing List
ZURICH HERALD and the following Pape_
for one Year:
Kitchener Daily Record $5.10
Toronto Daily Globe $6.00
Toronto Daily Mail and Empire $6.00
Toronto Daily Star $7.00
Toronto Weekly Star - $6.00
London Free Press $6.00
London Advertiser $6.00
London, Farmer's Advocate $2.25
Farm and Dairy $2.75
Farmers' Sun $2 50
Family Herald and Weekly Star $2.25
Family Herald for 3 years $ 00
Canadian Couni:rynlo;.r 6 4 6 t $2.25
Weekly Witness n'...... i, 15 •
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Farmers' Magazine $2.50
Huron Expositor, Seaforth ..... $2.75 e
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We have the Agency for every. reputable Magazine .Ira
Canada a
nd theUnited States,
end can save y
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on:
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ea the Moat of 'them.
Rtes .w all your Papers and Magazines at our
Office and' ave Trouble and Money
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