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ZURICH HERALD
BUSYNESS CAR S
1011.ISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT.
ARY PUBLIC, ETC.
OFFICE—Hamilton Street, Jut c
Mae Square, GODERICH, Ontario.
fipocial Attention to Councel and
Court Work.
'Ir. Holmes may be consulted at
Crrederich by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed.
Dr. IL IL COWEN
L. D. S. D. D S.
DENTAL SURGEON
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At DEITZ BLOCK --ZURICH
l 'iyory Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK,
DASHWOOD
Every Monoay, Tuesday and
;Wednesday
�°i:ger
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For Huron and Midd1eae'
I AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
et any. Auction Sale, regardless
;moi to size or article to sell. 1 solicit
Tatar rsre
makebn.o;echarges for ees, ad if osatisfiedt
Services Ben -
:Eared, en: erred,
.A1iTk1UI WEBER—Da.shtvooc,
sees 13-57.
Z i .-> F' P o ud a r
EE A T MARKET
Let Us supply you with the
very Choice of Fresh and Cm -
MI Coro
Ms, For Lost
m claima�
FOR QUICK SALE
100 laying White Leghore2 Pullets,
Royal Fisher strain, . for quick sale.
Apply to, O'Brein Bros., Zurich.
FOR SALE
Butcher 'kettle, and a good rebuilt
lawnmower for quick sale.
L. A. Prang and Son.
NOTICE,
Now is the best time to have your
laying hens culled and looked over.
We are in a position to do this work
very successfully, and for those not
pas:•ing inspection we will pay 10c 9c
and 8c. ib. according to quality.
W. O'Brein & Son, Produce, Zurich.
FOR SALE
A number of young pigs for sale,
5 weeks old, ready to wean. apply to
Henry Clausius.
LOST
A lady's white gold wrest watch,
some time in July. Finder please
return to Zurich Post Office and re-
ceive reward.
NOTICE
We are ready to do you
ed Meats, l ologna.s, Sausages, yourplovrinc at $2.00 per acre.
C...Schragi Zurich.
Etc.,�
always.. on hand... Kept
wool, k ii$;ies 1.15.1a ::ins i,u6
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Son.
SERVICE
4 by We have the Better
Klass of Customersluizvi �.
CLASS GOODS, L.
'REATT•ERIES, MOBILE Oil, 3vL R-
tJ LUBE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES
-.AND TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
3`t -wets, Hohnaing and Mechanical ti'lor a
:.tone to Micrometer Settings, £' o
ass work. Watch the carts that
?+i P et WE1N'S, They aro all iiiIGIi
CLASS CLIENTELE.
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Disc
Mr, and Mrs. A. F. Fess and sons
were Sunday vi,;itors' at..Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Overholt
of Detroit were visitors with releti.v-
es and friends the past week,
Mr. and Mrs. C L. Smith and Mae
spent the week -end `with friends at
New Hamburg, Kitchener and Ham-
ilton.
IVIrs. Jeff Dickerson, of Detroit,
who spent a week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Foster, has retuned
to her home in the city.
The fine crop of beans that 'have
grown in this section this ' sununer,
are now rapidly being harvested, and
width good prices the farmers will put
a.. smile on their faces.
Mr, and Mrs. W. F. Braun. and
family • of • For. est spent Thursday
night in town. Mr n• had been
to Toronto Exhibition while Mrs.
Braun remained with ,relatives in
Zurich.
LOST—Between Hensel].and
Hankie Place, Pinery, on raae Water.
Highway a black leather Club Bag,
Containing some valuables. Finder
kindly return to David Ca:ntelon,
wr"atm Farms' Mut a
eager Insurance Co
OF • WOODST OC A
THE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
,ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
UAL Col,: PANY DOING BUSINESS
AF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO.
Amount of Insurance at ,Risk on Dec.
31st, 1932, $17,85.0,723.
'Total Cash in 1; Bank and Bonds
Hensall. Reward.
FOR SAI. E
The big Western Fair -al -London,
is on this week, and a goodly, n at -':-
er of the community are attondi e
To -day, Wednesday, (half holicley;)
a large number from town motos'e'i
down.
The splendid crop of onions grown
in these parts have practically all be-
en harvested and prove a good crop
this year, and if the prices now pre=.•e -
good it will mean much to the lu:,'- The Laelie„' Aid and W.M.S. of the
els of the people of the community Evangelical church will give a ter
Mr. Wesley Callus, of Kitchener, key supper on Wednesday evening,
spent the past week with friends in. October 31st in the church shed.
Rev. and airs. teens-- ._ ....'1 a
town. Wes spent the summer sailing funeral at Roseville last Friday.
the great lakes, 'working ons a large
auto transport steamer, and of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cords and babe
tours, the auto buying season. is reev of Jordan visited a few days with
pretty well over so he is paid of". Mr. and Mrs. E. Guenther`.
The fine showers the past week icr. and Mrs. Jacob England of
'.:rt T heclford were Sunday visica,rs with
have helped things along. Fall v:l
is corning up nicely, some already, firs. Faust and Miss May England
a few inches high, and the gra is i iiho i', in very poor health at present.
doing worderfulIy with the moi
Nie Chas. S e.iihagen :.pent a Peau
1'e da , in Parkhill last week.
a few light frosts were exper a ,nd
recently, which nipped some o1 the firs. Hiller and daughter Jean of
Sarnia are spending a few days with
tender vines, while right here in the
village little damage was done. (her parents, Iter anal Mrs. Hei7xih
1 , . esel , ;1, c ., 1 l„ r,.
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Miss Alice Wolter is spending holt-,
day:; at rot.':.
SO** seeseee
Miss Anna Overholt, who spent a tio
week at her home here has resumed ,s,
ids !en.rei.
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Mr, and Mrs.. Elmore Klopp and
Miss Ethel Hess visited .at Elmira ov-
er the week -end. •
Mr. Percy Rowe has recently rent- �.
ed the dwe1!ang property at Ilio .south
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(md. of the' eillag,' from fhe '9.'rucinn
er estate and will likely move there-
in iet a few weeks.
GOVERNMENT AXE STILL
I5 ACTIVE
The New Provincial Government
in its reorganization policy of • cease
omy e le now rear der•the miliae ase
p>intments, and thie tuna it, is the
t)ivision Court officials, einong the
voweeppointrnents we notice at Go:l-
erieh Mr, Agar Sumnier;,all was ap-
pointed as bailiff in place of Mr- Os-
wald Ginn who has hell the position
for five years. In the Tenth Divis-
'o a Court at Zurich, Me. Fred Thiel
has been bailiff for a few years, and
recently has beim acting es bot
bailiff and Division'Court Clerk, and
the new men appointed are, Clerk,
Mr. Albert Kalbfieisch and Bailiff,
Mr. Norman Gesel:o. :Roth should bre
very capable men for these positions
and the most of us .,re only too plea-
sed if we can possibly stay out of
"Court."
DASHWOOD
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 Truest -trier, R. R. 2, Zurich
Phone 85 r 11.
FOR SALE
A Combined Player Piano and
-Piano delivered to your door • for
$200.00. Cost $750.00, complete
with 30 rolls and bench. The finest
piano in this country.
F. W. Hess, Hensall, Ont.
nates—$4,50 per $1,000 for 3 years
F. Ki';M:gip---Zwick%
AgEtt, Also Dealer in Lidlainind Rods
ard all hinds of Fire Insurance
L I VE
U L A R V
WANTED
(Taken every Day till 3 &clock pare
Do not feed Fowl same morning
when brought in.
Highest Cash Prises
__CASH FOR ---
CREAM AND D EGGS
Phone 101, Res, 94, Zurich
WANTED
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MAW 4Prif
TO ar',w w„ pxey,*ar gxe0t 101$ 4i7
Now is the time to order your Fer-
tilizer for bowing fun wheat. Be
sure and see us before placing
your order
Implement .i •cpairs
McCormich-Deering. Also handle Cuhivator points
and plow points to fit any make of machine.
Chicken Feeds
Master Chick Starter and Pioneer Chick Starter
Y1 p
49rit121; 2;i4vo1?•:'asma:uE 0V001 Emek4c`J.• 0 yaGatniS56366e—
Zurich Drug S
requested to bear in mind the iii ov: .^ Cr, 4 ,..i is •.” ,.s4i :.:airy lit .a -.'t. „•.
Rev. J. 1'. e 2 -Stmt oicl will
of the Zurich Fall Fair, Septet her be the seer! e7 in the Evangelical
24th and 25th, leCs l.an a sea l chinch on Sunday c: i error,
away, and how rapidly time of ` Henrich will occupy the pe 1pit in'
Die .leav: lit.'s hes la:en 'art- ; 1 Crediton.
dad and some, items added, a Mrs. Adella Fisher who spent the
as the oaxtcarle attraction e; _:ret' 1''r"'
sumer at Ippexv.aeh Beach, has re -
the speed contests' which should be tunierdhome.
very interesting and wellat e. ,tled ; A number of friends of Miss Nerds
$100 prize money being offered The Fassold popular bride elect of next
prize list this year shows the Sliest .week met at the home: of Miss Selma
lot of special prizes that we haveev- Rader and presented her with a'
er soon, and we are looking io zrcl shof. kitchenware. The gifts:,
forr keen .competition for eveery`• one wereower arranged in a pretty decorated
of these. The day will close with a basket and with each gift was en -
big concert and dance in the lo+ i closed a favorite recipe of the donor.
town hall in the event' ;. This year The evening rwasico spent in pice,r co:io f.
the program for the insert will 1:
euchre after which lunch was served
put on by the Junior rmer �n:l by. the hostess.
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these young people a
special effort to mak. this a big sue- Deaf i of Mrs. Andrew Si this
cess. • Let's all mee& t Zurich -on
Tuesday, Sept. 25th. Mrs. Andrew Bierling, formerly
Auto Accident'
PRODUCE WANTED
We are now in a position to take
cream and eggsat my home at Zur-
ich, for which we will pay highest
market. prices. We will grade your.
eggs as we receive therm, and pay ac-
cording to grading. give us a trial.
First house south of Dominion Hotel
T. 13. Meyers, Phone 116, Zurich,
School Fair Dates
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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
Hartsell
Gorrie
Belgrave ..
St. Helens
Currie's Corners
Carlow
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
As his }motor car crashed into the
rear of the London -Exeter passeng- in failing health for some time. She 1
ar bus which had just 1. t off a pas- was born in Waterloo Township and
,enger about four miles south of is survived by her husband, two sis-
Exeter, George Armstrong, 47, R.R. ters, Mrs. David Schroeder, Dash -
3, Exeter, a well known ,i °aler • in .;.00d and Nee Wm. Wolper Exeter
hogs, was fatally inje?re' the i'r" .rorth: a brother Henry M. Willert,
telescoped the back of the bus, he also four sons: Chris. at home, Wil -
died about 15 }ninute, 'i'.""• the at- liani of the ]3lue Water Highway;
cident. Two young ' "1 krthur at Crediton; Harry of Exeter
Brooks 15, and D. Severns 14, re-'
ceived rapid reward for a-emu,y ace
as they ]eft the rear seat of the bus
tea.
Freidericka. Willert died on • Sunday
evening at her home on the 16th
Ss
concession of Hay Township. She
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was in her 76th year and ,sad been
10th
11th
13th
14th
17th
1.8th
20th
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North, and two daughters, Mrs. Jac-
ob Walper of Dashwood, and Mrs.
FredWhite of Lockport, N. Y.There
are also 30 grandchildren and two
as it s op
senger carry out his parcels cels and a great grandchildren. Funeral services
basket of grapes. BerkeLevy could was held on Wednesday at 2 o'clock
return to their former ea-.
crushed in the rear of the bus and
wt
;would have probably brought ins -
ant death to both 'hadthey been
seated where they formerly were,The
car driven by Armstrong VMS follow
ing the bus northward on the g high-
way. Just as the bus was pulling
way from the stop, Armstrong's car
crashed into it. The car iva.i wrecked
back as far as the diver's eta tile.
the driver crushed within tee wreck-
age. The force of the impact drove
the bus ahead 71 feet and the rear
of the bus where the two boys had
been sitting was caved in.
OBITUARY
the car at her late residence and at the Luth
eran church with Rev. T. Luft ofl -
elating. Interment took place in Ex-
eter cemetery.
CORN PACK STARTS
Exeter—Work on the corn pack at
the local branch factory of the Can-
adian Canners began last week and
is now in full awing. There is ample
local help and the crop is expected.
to run from 50 to 75 per tent. of
the normal.
BORN
Rose—At Hay township, on .August
27th, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rose
a daughter.
Ducharine—At Hay Township, on
August 24th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Ducharme, a son.
TSF l Die •At Zurich, on August 3rd, to
JOB PEPARTMENT Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dietz a dau-
b ever ready to serge the paxfr• f ghter.
• with Coin rnerciai and fine` Witmer• -•--At Zurich, on ,eptember
10th to ?iv and Pars. Orville Wit-
mer Ce. r,i1r Itis"CC 1 ., mer a daughter,:
ka' IOWAN. YOUR' kidtbrif elate ("hater --At Stratford, to Mr.
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r .l Mrs. Thomas. Chute. r, a son-
Jestk,..
The death of the late Jacob Wag-
ner, proprietor of the hotel at Shak-
espeare, occurred on Friday, August
31st, he had not been well for a we-
ek, but his end was not expected.
Mr. Wagner had been proprietor of
the hotel for 30 years and previous
to that followed the profession of
veterinary surgeon with heddquart-
ers in Tavistock, having graduated
-from the Toronto Veterinary College
Ile was in his 61st year, and 80
years ago he married Miss Clara
Klopp of Zurich, who survives him
besides one son Lloyd at home and
Helen at Kitchener. He was a devout
Lutheran a member of the Sebastopol
church, The funeral was held from
his late home on Sunday, September
2nd to the Sebastopol ehureh, cond-
ucted by his pastor, Rev. Stockman,
Floral tributes were mand and bea-
utiful. The pallbearers were six bro-
thers-in-law of the deceased, namely
Hi'hert F. Klapp, Leonard Klopp,
an.' Oscar Klopp, Horace, Klopp, ' illia=n
11.lopp, atter Elmore 'Copp.
1934, Fall Fah. Dates
The following is a list of Agricul-
tural Societies Fairs and Exhibitions
for 11934:
London (Western Fair)
Milverton
New Hamburg . • •
Exeter
Stratford
Goderich
Listowel
Ailsa Craig
Kincardine
Seaforth rth ,
Atwood
Zurich
Blyth
Sept 10-15
Sept. 13-14
Sept. 14-15
Sept. 17-18
Sept. 17-19
Sept. 18-19
Sept. 19-20
Sept. 20-21
Sept. 21-22
Sept. 20-21
Sept 21.-22.
Sept. 2425
Sept. 25-.26
Thedford Sept. 25-26
Mitchell Sept. 25-26
Bayfield........Sept. 26-27
Sep
Brussels Sept` 27-28
Lucknow ..•.•, . Sept. 27-28
Sept. 28
Oct. 1
Oct. 2-3
Oct 2-3
Oct 4-5
Oct. 9-10
Sebool
C vzsi
We have a full Line of
all the r.o� ems
filet fn:
PENS, PENCILS, INKS, E"
ALL AUTHORIZED TEXT BOOK:
IN STOCK.
See
Olir Supply of
Preparations
Perfumes, Toilet Waters,
Toilet Soaps,
*age
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Toilets 7
Peiris,:mizel' ,
Tooth Pastes, and vrushaa.
eS9t9Q3"JIW"'Q?eoeaC°t`3 G ee'ee�r'B+ e
FINE STATIONERY AND FOUNTAHNT
PENS.
We also have, Saphine Anti -Moth Dascs.
:Dr. A. J. MacKinnon, Zurich
:491VMWRMW P,M1Rc, P P M
Parkhill
Tiverton
Kirkton
Teeswater
Dungannon •
St. Marys Oct. 9-10
Wingham ...........
Other dates are:
international Plowing Match,
Wexford, P.O. (York
County . Oct. 9-1.2
Ottawa Winter Fair , Nov. 13-10
R. W. F. Toronto Nov, 21-29
Guelph Winter Fair ...... Dee.. 4-6
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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 $2.23
Family Herald for 3 years . ..... $3 00
Canadian Cuu.....c $2.25
Weekly 'Witness ........••p,••, 1.15
Farmers' Magazine2.5 0
Huron Expositor, Seaforth $2.75
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