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BUSINESS CARDS '
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Stlaitt.RISTER, SOLICITOR; k;IOT.
A.RY 1c''U :.LIC, ETC..
ere°ICS—Hamilton Street, ,;foot off
true ]square, GODER1Cfl, Ontario.
Special Attention to Councel and
Cour York.
Mr. Holmes may he consulted act
,'fZ+drkirich by Phone, and Phorxo
changes; reamed.
Dr. IL Ho CO W E N
L.D.S. D.D S.
. DENTAL SURGEON
At DMZ BI OOI —.' UBICH
Ayery Thursday, Friday, • Saturday
At IIARTLEIB'S BLOCIL
DASH -WOOD
Every Monday, TUE43aEly Ana
; Wednesday
licensed Auctioneer
For Huron and Middlesex
AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
set any Auction Sale, regardless
I vise or article to sell. I solicit
soar business, and if not satisfied r.
.,make no charges for Services Ban -
.dared.
ARTHUR WEBER—D wood
Monte 18-167.
uriehs9 Popular
'MEAT •MAIC]KFT
Let Us supply you with the
very Choice of Fresh and Cur -
cd Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Etc.; lways.. on band... Kept
fresh in Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
11. Yungblut Son
SERVICE
Why We have the Better
;;Class of Customerslaw y
CiI�AS4 GQQDSt, }
p..*xr iUK$. 1VIOBIII OIL,MAg-1 We carry a good line of fuel
inowsx. pit, GOODYEAK TIRES' at only 14 cents a= gallon..
VENOM'S 'IGNITlOR L. Prang and Son.
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NOTICE
We are ready to do your De
plowing at $2.00 per acre.
C. Schrag, Zurich.
AUCTION SAI
Of,
DWELLING POPEBTY
At Zurich, on Saturday, Sept. 8th,
1934, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
Consisting of one-fifth of an acre,
known as Lot number 86, k.s., Zurich
On premises is a 11/a storey 8 -room-
ed brick house .,with kitchen, .,frame
stable and =eke hoarse.
TERMS -10% ...on day o fsale; bal
ance in 30 (lays-
0. Klopp„ Auction.eer.:
A. F. Hess, Administrator,
inner Estate.
FOR. SALE
E.. True=
A quantity of Russian Rye seed
grain. Apply to:
Oscar- Greb, Babylon line.
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FOR SALE
Junior NO. .6 Seed wheat, Bald
White Wheat, free from loose head,
smut and weeds, good yielder; 30 to
35 bushels to the acre this year.
Hilton Truemner, R R. 2, Zurich
Phone 85 r 11.
TENDERS WANTED
Sealed Tenders will be received to
September 1st on four new toilets.
Specifications may be seen at Fred
Watson, Secretary Treasurer. Low-
est or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted. Apply to
Fred Watson, R. R. 3, Bayfteld.
g' k-AYED
From Lot 12, con. 7, Hay Town-
ship, about Aug. 15th, 15 head of
two-year-old cattle. Anyone know-
ing anything about these cattle kind-
ly notify:
Ii. Shapton, R. R. 1, Exeter.
Phone 17r31 Crediton central.
NOTICE
KUR I -I .Ra •
UL! t
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wagner of
Guelph, are visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Wagner.
Mr. and Mrs.L. W. Hoffman, and
Miss Jane Lamont, were ;;Sunday vis-
itors at Forest.
Mrs. Alex. Ehnes of Bright spent
a few days with her brothers and sis-
ter at the Williams home.
Dr. W. 0. Schelogg of Detroit, but
at present camping at Grand Bend,
called in town here on Friday.
Mr. John Hoffman and daughter
of London, were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Sol Martin.
The exceptionally cool weather.. for
August makes one think that fallis
just around the corner.
. Mr. and Mrs. John Brenner, Mrs.
Lloyd Hendrick and Doreen spent
the' week-extd et Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. John Truemner and
lylrs. Ayres of Detroit, were visitors
in town last week.
Miss Dorothy Block, who had 'been very effectively the ; :,pater mind
visiting with her friend Rena Erb, e.nd is eagerly resorted to by firms in
returned to her home in Kitchener. away towns and cities. �, donation,
The auction Sale of the effects of sa;, an article: from the store, is giv-
Everything is now ready for the
annual p.'dt, Lao]. fain, 3rd,
at St. Fetch. church, Dry 'lull°, will
the hope that the weather will ht,
favorable for the occasion• This year
it will be only an .afternoon affair
there will be seined only but ons
meal, beginning early in the after
noon, _ The dancing will be reserve.
espcci'ally for the evening on an opera:
pavillion at the strains of local talent
and callers. There will be amusements a
of all kinds; the novelty of the pic-
nic will be "Crazy Eddie," Every tea o
cents spent on the grouneis will en-
title each person to vote, and in
the evening, the person having the
most votes, will receive absolutely,
free, a beautiful framed pinta of
the pastor The picnics at Ihyscdale
have always been popular, and this'
year will .be equally s o,1t is a time
to meet relatives and friends, So
come and have a good time. This
year, the pastor wishes to give the
business conceals a popular way of -
advertising themselves in a ,;ommun-
ity. Such an advertisement
fig
e
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Mr. John Gellman, Sr., will be hell en, and on this article marked the �►
000100,00
5 to d S t it name of the donor or firm who gave
it; the; names are also r•'thliehed in
Mr. W. H. Hoffman .acid Sees Clay- the local papers; the people see this
ton motored to Chicago last week d
and saw some of the Big Fair f h
Mr. and Mrs: Paul Jeffrey of De- dined to patronize those places than 1•
troit, are spending• the week with by merely rending a weekly advertise 11.
his another, Mrs. C..Ayotte of town. , ment in a n ,espaper. `Qt .course. ge-
.Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Birk and ing around to solicite is no easy tesk
Miss Verna Birk of Guelph, were • and the person doing so is entitled to
Sunday visitors at :the home of Dr. much ereclit ;tis it +e roa courage r d
and Mrs. Jos Routledge. a dose of opti. m to t' r ^'_.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O'Brein and However, the pastor appointed one
daughter Miss Olive are spending thel of our most popular girls to do so,
week in Toronto, where Mrs. O'Brein and who is not acquainted with Miss
has a sister. They will also take in resist Bette charms;Mouthe None could
the Nation Exhibition, resist her the men on seeing
her were simply stunned on behold-
ing her smile and her lately marcel-
lud hair. Her success was complete.
Many gave money in order brat some
article might be purchased by which
they might be advertised. The follow
in, therefore are the names and plac-
es of the donors:
Windsor—Peter Laplante, barber,
reening shoes. St. Joachim—Lonis
1lousseau, general store, a lantern.
Tilbury—Philip Bedard, ladies slip-
pers ;...Ios.1iles e, funeral director, a
card table. H;11sgreen—W. J.trrolt,
store, 25 -lbs.. flour; Grana Bend—
Brenner House. : 1.00; Bossc'nbe r;r
House $2.00; P. Ravelle, tobacco,
barber. London—Dr Tillman, two.
Brucefield, were Sunday 'visitors at writing desks. Stratford—J. Bedard
the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Hilton store, a shirt; Goderi ch—R. J. How-
Truenmer
and Mr. and Mrs. C. L... ard, store, coffe perculator; Godericc:'
Smith, Salt Co. 12 bags salt; G. Plante, Im-
oil]Tfre many friends of Dr. Joseph perial Manager, $5.00 oil and grease;
Routledge, of Zurich, will regret to `n ; Westernrnfield, store, 2 pr.usilk stock -
learn that he is quite ill atlhis home artgs; Can. Flour NIin, lbs, flour. Dashwood—H. Wein, gar -
here in 'town. He "%vas enjoying his age, Auto Beauty Set; Dr. Taylor,
usual health, and has enjoyed going; woolen dog; J. C. Reid & Co., store,
about his profession recently, till on
are impressed by the generosity
o t e donors and will be more in -
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Now is the time to order your ler.
tilizea' for sowing fall wheat. Be
sure and see lis before placing
2
your order
Implement E 1)ai1's
McCormich-Deering. Also handle Cultivator points
and plow points to fit any make of machine.
Chicken Feeds
Master Chick Starter and Pioneer Chick Starter
lee ,r
aaeoffi+ttee 'F *CMOS *comes
Toronto National Exhibition is on
beginning last Thursday, and London
Fair will be during the week of Sep-
tember 10 to 15th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chrs. Swartzentru-
ber and family of the Bronson spent
Wednesday last with friends near St.
Agatha.
Mr. and Mrs. Con. Bolender , and
Mrs. Strauss of Kitchener, were we-
ek -end visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. 0. Smith. . •
Mr. and Mrs. Isreal Wilhelm and
daughters Helen and Marjorie of
Milverton and Mr. Wallace Ross of
Parts, Hobning and Mechanical Work
Settings, No
;,metas® to Micrometer Sa✓ �
aanaasa work. Watch the cars that
iEiOP at WE1N'S, They are sill HIGH
CLASS CLIENTELE.
S. Wein
r ?DASHWOOD -- ONTARIO
aositos
Western farmers' ! utual
Weather Insurance Co
OF WOODSTOCK
SHE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
• :+iCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
1J L COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO.
saniount of Insurance at Risk on Dec.
31st, 1932,. $17,880,729.
';total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$221,.978.99.
tReatoe—$4.50 per $1,000 for 3 years
;.:. F. Klopp—Zurich
lead, Also Dealer in Lidittait+i road
•urad all kinds of Fire Insurance
r.
LIVE
Li LTRY
WANTED
Taken every Day till 3 o'clock pan.
We; not feed Fowl same morning
when brought in.
Highest Cask. Prices.
—CASH FOR—
CREAM AND EGGS
W. O'Brien
'hone 101, Res. 94, Zurich
THE HEItAi'S
'JOB DEPARTMENT
;its aver ready to serve the pub-
'11C
with Commercial and dine
",;intimg. Get our price's bi-
; lrre leaving yew. : i~: else -
i
FOR SALE
.A few well bred young Yorkshire
brood sows, for quick sale, apply to
• .Hilton, Truemner, 14th con:
LOST
On July 30, Gentleman's white
gold wrist. watch, 17 jewel, Hamilton
make, black leather strap, silver buc-
kle, white gold luminous dial. Lost
between 'Crediton and Grand Bend
or Crediton and Zurich. Reward—
Kindly notify Wrn. Oestreicher, Cre-
diton (prone 19-4) or John Brown
Zurich phone 84r8,.
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting. of 60 acre farm, 2 mil-
es north-west of Zurich. Land is in
first class state of' cultivation, good
buildings, abundance of running
water at house and barn. For fur-
ther particulars apply to proprietor,
A. A. Weber, Zurich. pt5
FOR SALE
A Combined Prayer Piano and
Piano delivered to your door. for
$200.00. Cost $750.00, complete
with 30 rolls and bench. The'finest
Lxiano in this country.
F. W. Hess, Ilensall, Ont.
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 vasa trial.
First house south of Dominion Hotel
T. 11. Meyer,,sPhone 116, Zurich.
School Fair Dates
There will be seven Huron Coun-
ty School Fairs held again this year
and the date s for same nave been
:announced as follows;
Grand Bend ., ...a. ,.:.. Sept. 1.0th
Hensall .... , . Sept. 11th
GorricSept. 13th
>elgrave ............. Sept 14th
' qo Pt. 1'7th ; any of these schools would do well tc.
Carrie's Corners ... , . , Sept. I8th ' get in touch with Prof. 14'orsyth, 5'
Carlow ..,...o.a»ar...azSept 20th alenlake Ave., , `Toronto, Ont.
dresser scarfe;
Sunday evening he was stricken with r • n W. Wolfe, barber.
Safety razor and soap; C. Pfile, bed -
a stroke, and is a very sick man. Let
us all hope for his early recovery to. room slippers; E. Tiernan & Son, 2
ood health again. bath towels; P. Mcisaac, unudertak-
g g er $1.50. Seaforth—Stewart Bros.
Farmers are busily engaged in store, bed spread; Phillips fruit store
doing their threshing, and the -crops, teapot; Duncans Mfg, 8 prs. ehildr-
which are pretty fair this year areJens shoes; J. Cleary, store, 25 -lbs.
again filling up the grainaries. The four; J. C. Barney, pr. shoes. Hensall
fall wheat is running about 20 bush -1 F:, Hess, clock; Bonthron & Drys -
els to the acre and oats and barley' dale,. ,:aluminum tea kettle; Cook Bros
are vary good. Farmers have al -j garage, inner tube; J..Passmore &
ready started the pulling of beans; San, car polish; Manns and Farquhar
which prove a good crop. A realgood; tobacco; Scotts grocery, teapot; G.
soaker of rain is badly needed for,Mickle & Son 100 lbs. flour; T. C.
the fall plowing and the fail wheat J(Synt, rug; Mr. Ballantyne, M.P.P.,
seeding. $2. Exeter—Snell Bros. garage,
Auto beauty set; G. A. HawHns
dishpan; J. G. Stanburry, lawyer, $1;
Jos. Senior, photo of pastor. Zurich
—.1. Gasho & Son, woolen blanket;
C. Fritz and Son, running shoes; M.
Oeseh, barber, booster; M. O,esch,
store $1. sugar; J. W. Merner, store
China tea pot; 0. Klopp, Massey Har-
ris, two plow points; H. Johnston,
barber, witchhazel; A. Bess, cheese
dish; F. ICalbfleisch, bunch of shing-
les; Stade & Weido, baking dish;W.
H. Hoffman &Son, store, bathing
suit; A. Hess, notary public, $1; C.
Sinith, Herald, $1; Williams Bros.,
mill, 100 lbs. flour; G. Deichert, pail
of lard; Yungblut and Son, butchers
The latest story in Chick Sexing a ham; E. Haist, baker, a cake; Wm.
Reith, baker, cake; Dr. MacKinnon,
a hot water bag; Jack Johnston, Do-
minion House $1; Dr. O'Dwyer $1;
Drysdale---Weter Set, Miss B. Mous-
seau; Josephine Denomme, a harpe;
Jos. Gelinas store bed spread and
miscel; friends $4, Jos. S. Bedard,
grocer, $1 in groceries. As this is go-
t to press, Miss Mousseau was un-
able to continue her calls to the oth-
ers who might wished to have given
on accounut of the death of her bro-
ther Joseph in Detroit. Many many
thanks therefore to all whose kind-
ness has been shown to .us. A last in-
vitation to the picnic. Come all.
Bores
Always some improvements are
being made around town. this week
We -notice that Mr. W. H. Hoffman
is rebuilding part of the interior of
his work shop and undertaking room,
the joists bearing up the floor had
become decayed and were badly sag-
ged down. This has been overcome
by raising up and putting in some
new joists. Mr. Gideon Koehler has
had a new chimney erected from the
ground up at his dwelling house and
is now having a new furnace install-
ed. . y.
Chick Sexing
comes from Exeter where, for the
past week a school has been held at
the Hogarth Baby Chick Hatchery,
instructing local .poultrymen how to
tell the cockerel chicks from the pul-
let chicks. The instructor of the scho-
ol was Prof. R. M. Forsyth, from the
University of British Columbia who
has made a study of the subject and
Worked with the Japenese experts
who have been visiting British Col-
umbia for the past two seasons.
There were 1.6 :students, all of whom
learned the fundamental principals
of determining the sex of chicks at
a day old. Tests of accuracy were,
true sand., most of those taking part
showed their work to be from 80 to
95% accurate. This is especially
good when one Considers the short
period that the students had had op-
ortunity for instructions. In fact, the
results were so encouraging that Pro.
Forsyth has been asIted to hold d cl
as-
ses in various parts of the province
to give more hateberymen and poul-
trymen an opportunity to learn chick
sexing. He is also demonstrating at
the Toronto Exhibition on Sept. 1
and, 3rd. The next school will prob-
ably be held at Woodstock on Sept.
4th. Anyone interested in attending
Often in hot weather and occasion-
ally at other tunes, little stomachs
e in
notice
sour and
"When turn a acid.
nay sign of sick stomach," says
Mrs. J. AlphonousBrown, Bayside,
PIM., "1 always give a Baby's
Own Tablet." They quickly set
things right, are very easy to take
and quite sale. All common ail-
ments of ehildhoodineluding teeth-
ing. are promptly relieved with
Baby's Own Tablets. 25e a pack-
age at drug stores. rat
Dr.Wi11 ams'
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Zurich Drugstore
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We have a full Line of
all the requirements of
School Supplies
'ry
See Our Supply of Toilet °l
Preparations
ALL
PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC.
AUTHORIZED TEXT BOOKS
IN STOCK.
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Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Perfumizera,
Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pastes, and Brushes.
ttiAteOA<;9tit9304)Btaciis** **fltt fiilt
FINE STATIONERY AND FOUNTAIN
PENS.
We also have, Saphine Anti -Moth Discs.
Dr. A. J MacKinnim, Zurioh t
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Farmers' Sun $2.50
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Family Herald for 3 years $3 00
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Weekly Witness 15
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