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LEGAL
aiDDLESE.TioLnEs
%B3ARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT-
ARY T'PUBLIC, ETC.
OFFICE --Hamilton Street, 'fast off
the Square, GO'DERICH, Ontario.
seSpecial Attention to Couneel and
Court Work..
Mr. Holmes may be consulted at
1Cl,oderich by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed'..
DENTAL•
Dr. 'H. H. CWENy: 1
L. D. S; `. D-. D. , ap: a
DENTAL AL SURGF,Ol�l 1
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At DEITZ BLOCK : VBICH t
'Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday 1
At .HARTLEIB'S, BLOCK :i
DASHWOOD .
Every Monday, Tuesday and C
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Wednesday. b
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VETER I.,
INARIA.N
A. R. Campbell,'V.S, B.V.Sc.
:ligraduate of Ontario Veterinary ne
ollege, University of Toronto. All 0
eiliseases of domesticanimals treated
by the most modern principles,
Charges reasonable. Day or night
calls promptly attended to. Also Bre-
eder of Scottish terriers. Inverness
Hennels. Office on Main Street, na
epposite Town Hall.
116. HENSALL.
Phone
BUTCHERS
Zurichs
MEAT
Prat Your Waut, . For ':Sale
Lost, Found, Etc. Ads. in this
Column.
FOR SALE
A limited quantity of No. 1 Clover
it as at
il,
r &Sons;
FOR SALE
honey, while lasts 85 cents a
ten pound pa
3. 14abererZurich.
E.
NOBARB BARLEY SEED
Smooth Awned! •Stop that itchy shirt!
Governnient Grade No. I. Over 300
moo -operative Experiments throughout
?ntaria, directed by the Ontario Ag-
cieultural and Experimental Union,
lave shown the average yield during
he past three years of this variety
o be 2.9 bushels more per acre than
he average yield of 0. A. C. No. 21.
ince Nobarb ripens a little ]eater
ban 0. A. C. No. 21, it is prefer-
ble for `mixing:: with late varieties
f oats. The straw of this variety is
Iso preferable for feeding purposes
ecause of its smooth awn. $1.00
er bushel at barn.
, A. Birk, Dashwood, Phone 2r4.
FOR SALE ,
.A quantity of choice yellow sweet
over hay for sale. Apply to.
irs. Mabel Snider, Zurich, or to Mr.
scar Ducharm.e, phone 2 ,r 98.
For Sale
A Kitchen Cabinet, almost lik
w. For quick Sale.
Mrs. • Ed. Datars, Jr.
WANTED
Wanted—About 200 acres of good
ad to grow flax for season of 1935.
opuiar A fair price will be paid for suitable
' A KET
land. Apply to:
F. C. Kalbfleisch, Zurich.
Hay, and. Seed Grain
For Sale
A choice lot of 1934 crop timothy
and alfalfa mixed hay, loose, on Lot
25, Con. 1, Hay Township. Also the
following Seed Grain: Spring wheat
"Reward", Early "Alaska's oats, rip-
ens with barley; and "Velvet" barley
smooth `awned barley, the straw of
this variety is preferable for 'feeding
to livestock. Prices on application..
Apply .to: Owen Geiger & Son,
Phone 59. • Hensel); Ont. t40
Let Us supply you with the
very Choice of Fresh and Cur-
ed
Meats, Bolog ^as, Sausages,]
Ect., always on hand. Kept
eslh in Electric Rei'rigeiratiof
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
11. Yung brut & Son
GARAGE
NEW LOW PRICES
WIL,ARD BATTERIES -
HART BATTERIES
Full One Year Guarantee
$4.90
Gasoline with F'::emiurn
Q'ls, 1Sc• per. to Enc.
GOODYEAR TIRES, Etc.
EL Wei
Phone 60 — DA5HWOOD
INSURANCE
Western Farmers']
Weather !MCO.
OF WOODSTOCK
'THE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
-'JAL COMPANY. DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO
, hount of Insurance at %ssk on Dec.
81st, 1932, $17,230',729-
Total
17,880; 299.Total •Cash in Bank and Bonds -
$221,978.99.'
Cates—$4.50 per $1,000 for 3 Years
E. F. Klopp—Zurich
Abet, Also Dealer in Liiilidntad Reals
and all kinds of Fire bisuretncee
PRODUCE
Live Poultry
WANTED
Vaken every Day till 3' o'clock p.m.
IDo not feed' Fowl' same morning
when. brought in
HIGHEST' CASH. PRICES
—FOR—
CREAM AND EGGS
W ,,, O'Brien
1.01„ Res., I/44,
"T Yd MAPLES'
1'W/here the Big White Leg-
'
' horns Grow".
Eggs for Hatching, Etc., Etc.
The same prices as Iast Season
We are pleased at any time to show
you our stock.
Bruce J. Klapp
ZURICH, Ont.
tf35
Used Cars For Sale
We are offering the following used
Cars for sale:
1-1928 Roadster, a snap.
1-1932 Ford sport coupe, rumble
seat, like new, a bargain.
1=1931 Ford Coach.
1-1932 Ford y8 Sedan.
2—Rebuilt Cultivators.
These cars are in number one con-
dition.
L. A. Prang & Son, 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. pt45
PRODUCE WANTED
We are in'a position to take Cream
'and Eggs at my home at Zurich, for
which we wrwillpay , highest market
prices. We will grade your eggs as
we receive them, and pay according
to
grading. Give us a 'Trial i
First house south of Dominion Hotel
MOS:' II. MEYERS,
Abbe 116, Zurich, Ont.
ILII,," E1$1SED AUCTIONEER
For Huron and AlliddIese r
I AM IN A POSITION TO CON
duct any Auction Sale, regardless,
as
tto size or, artial'e to sell. I solicit
your business, and if not satisfied will
LOCAL
-F1414
Mr. and Mrs. E. W, Rader ,of u
]Dashwood were n townon Monde
Mr,. and Mrs. George Fee of
sail were Tuesday visitors in town.
Mr, and Mrs. C. L. Smith and Mee
were Sunday visitors with friends
Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Faust and son
Carl of Mitchell were Sunday visitor,:
with friends here,
Merrsr. •Herb. and Alex. Mousseau
motored:. to Toronto on a irusrnes,
trip last week.
Mr: and ;Mrs. Emery .Faience of
Crediton, were • visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ev. Hoist.
Mr. and Mrs. . E. E. Weido and
Dorothy motored to Yale,. Mich., on,
Sunday. • •
HERALD
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Canada's field erops represent 55.4
per cent. of the gross revenue of the
arni, and dairying represents 36.2
.per cent; of the farmer had his due
his income .fz'orn b.ot'h would be very
perpeptibly larger than at present.
Church Under ;Guard
St. Peter's Cathedral, . London, the
magnificent centre ,ef Roman Catha
lie activities in the Diocese, of Lon
don, has been under guard night and
day for the past several days, as a
result of an attempt by an incendiar-
ist to; set fire to the edifice. Inflame
i able materials piled ready for the
arson attempt were - discovered in
time where they had been placed
behind the. main altar in the sena,
uary. No intruder -was' seen, but the
church is open duringthe entire day
and evening, and is visited' by many.
COURT OF REVISION
Court of Revision for the 'nevi;
Huron -Perth Riding' will be held at
the following places: At Londesboro
for PPells No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 0,; Hul-
lett Township on May 15th and 16,
Ae Varna for Polls No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
"' 6, 'i•, 8, Stanley Township May 17 &
- 18th; At Hensall for Polls No. 1,
'Iensall, Polls No. 1 and 2 Hay Town. -
hip, Poll No. 8 Usborne Tp., and
• Poll No. 5 Tuekersmith Tp, an May,
20 and 21st; At Zurich for e olls No
3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Hay Township on
' May 22 and 23; At Crediton for polls
No. 1, 3, 4,.5, 6, '7, 8: 9, Stephen Tp.
v.
tql
"--.. mat Pxwz
on May 25 and 27; At Exeter for
polls No. 1, 2, 3, 4, Exeter, and poll.
.No. 2 Stephen, Tp., on May 28 and
29th; At, Elireville for polls ;1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 6, 7, Usborne Tp,, on May 30.
and 31st; At Stafi'a for Polls 3 and 4
Hibbert Tp. on June 1; At Dublin
i'or Polls No, 1and 2 Hibbert Tp. on
June 4; At. Fullerton for Polls 1, 2,
3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Fullerton Tp., on June
5 and 6th; At Seaforth for Polls No.
1., 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Scaforth, Polls No.
1, 2, 8, 4, McKillop •Pp. and Polls 1,
2, 3, 4, 6'Tuekersinith Tp., on June
7 to 18 inclusive. ..
J. Wesley Beattie, Registrar
Electors, Huron -Perth.
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M=c We 's • Baby Chicks 1935
.Just received a good supply of Bayfield LadHonored •
fresh Formaldehyde, u:secl to treat '' The F '
Y of the ten' o
grain before sowing. Get,�your supply
now.—Zurich 'Drug Store.
Mr. and 112rs. Sam Oliver and da'nd
ghter of Kitchener., were, and,
visitors at the home of Mr. and, Tdrs.
C. Fritz.
Mrs. W. F. Finkbeiner and daugh
ter Miss Hazel, of Stratford, were
Sunday visitors at the `home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Hoffman.
ebxuar meetin r r_
'fees of Bayfield village was held in
the sown. hall lir Play e- ening, a geed
attenda>�ice being present. At the Close
of the regular business the Rev. Mr,
Gale, making 'a few well 'chosen re-
marks on behalf of the woinen voters
of Bayfield, 'resented.Mrs. Thos.
T3ailey with' a token'.oi their appre-
ciation of her' civic sprit, and serv-
ice as village trustee during 'the past
year: Mrs. Bailey had- the' -iiighest
polled vote last year and was. the
first weeder, to hold that position in
the villa- then in its centennial
year. Nominated for re-election lent
December, she would not qualify, not
wishing to split the vote for the youn
ger men who prevails' •••,on f1'0 etend
or a more progressive econom e 1
overnment. The entire spirit of the
eeting was one in marked contrast
o that of last February when the
atepayers interested in the welfare
1 the village were embarrassed by
he proceedings given so much pub -
city at the time.
Mn Victor Deiehert, who has been
a resident of the Blind Line practis
ally all • his life; has" rented - a fatm
near B- ucefield and is making ar-
rangements to move thereon.
We are pleased to report that Mrs, `
Peter Gingerich of the Bronson line
who recently underwent an operati- g
on for appendicitis in Clinton Hospit-m
al, has returned to her,home.
For once the weatherman fooled o
the old traditional adage, that if. t
March comesin like a Iamb it. goes'pli
out like a lion. We could not wiel;
for two nicer days than March lst,
and March 31st.
- Mr. Robert Baker has purchased
the old house on Mr. (]•:Hine Rader' s
farm, 15th concession, and has had
it moved to his farm at the corner
of the Blind Line and the Boundary
road between Hay and Stanley. Af-
ter it has been placed on walls . and
repaired . he will occupy it as his
home. •
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FIFTY-NINTH ANNIVERSARY
We are indeed grateful to Mr. A.
II. Schnell, of Penein a, Sask., for; the.
following interesting, clipping taken
from the Leader -Post, Regina, Sash
March 27th, 1935: -"Aneroid, Sask.,
March 27. Friends and acnuaintan
ces to the number of 16 gathered a
tl.e home of Mr a,ncl, IYIxS Wri1Tl,
'pecker of >nereoid�Tnursdav etieiifn5k
the occasion being: their 5dtle wed
ding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs,
Becker were married at Kip -,en. Oat
in 1876." Mr. and MIs. Decker or-
iginally lived .in Stanley 7oWnship,
and are well brown to a great many
of our readers.
Spent $2.00 On Beer
A local doctor, isn't sure whether
it is, wise to •be big hearted in all
cases now =mot. Visiting a home re-
cently wherefinancial help was need
ed he dug Bonn in his pockets and
produced • a -two -dollar bill, instruct-
ing the head of the house to give one
dollar to the nurse in attendance and
one dollar to buy something for the
wife. -Shortly afterwards the entire
two dollars disappeared in the pur-
chase of beer, it waslearned—E1
mira Signet. .
Maple Sugar Time
The maple sugar time has been
here and nearly gone again, it was a
rather indifferent one this year, ,with
the unusual warn weather in March
itsoon discontinued the runing of
the sap, and had we had the present
kind of weather then, there would
have been more made. A timely httl-
letin from Ottawa points out that of
all the agricultural activities pract-
iced on the North American contin-
ent that of extracting sap from the,
maple tree and 'concentrating it into
syrup or sugar is the oldest. The
bulletin says that while many legen-
dary stories tell of the discovery of
the art of making maple sugar, the
Indians are known to have `rade
maple sugar prior to the year 1673,
and although a .'great many changes.
in methods 'of production have tak-
en place in the last half century, the
romantic side of' sugar -making . still
remains.
The New Currency ..
Ottawa—Seven members of the
royal family and two of Canada's
prime ministers are portrayed on the
new paper currency to be put into
circulation on March 11 by the Bank
of Canada. These details are being
published to guard against possible
counterfeit notts. A likeness of Prin
cess Elizabeth, granddaughter of the
King and Queen, will appear on the
$20 denomination. The prime minist-
er's portrait areon two of the Higher
denomination notes, Sir John Mac-
Donald and Sir Wilfred Laurier will
appear on some of the higher bills.
The size of the new notes will be a
novelty for Canada, their measure-
ments being only 6 inches long by2%
inches wide.- They will beapproxi-
snake no charges four Services Ben- mately the size of the present U. S.
•dered?notes; fractionally shorter but wider.
Airruum WE.Bli1 -Dashwood Note of each denaminition will be
availabbe, an English ;find :in French.
,.LL Lest«yie:
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TENDERS WANTED
Sealed Tenders will be received by
the Council of the Township of Hay
up to six o'clock, p.m., Monday, Ap-
r 1 15th, 1935, for the following:
For supply of power to operate
Township crusher in Welsh's pit.
Ceeteactor. to supply drive belt.
P...inunt to be crushed about 3:0.91
e:' is ye, --•r9, more o:: less.
• .Iso Tenders fog. ^•.:ppl;,rbin crasher
tenth gravel eand stone from pit.
T nderr to be per cubic yard for
;n- tenial delivered from. Brusher. Also
T•:n.lers for truclane• crushed sto-'e
fi-eni crusher unto Township. roads.
!..enders to be per yard mile.
Tenders may be made separately
roeeeneeeernitne; teeete aneeneexsn
en, rector to assnme all risk of ac-
'didente and give satisfactory bond
'or $30:00 for faithful performance
df work. Contract to .be completed on
.e before September . 15th, 1935.
Lowcst or any Tender not necessar-
ily
ecessar ily accepted. Tenders to be mailed
to:
A. F. HESS,
Clerk, Township of Hay Zurich
Dated April 2nd, 1935.
Ont.
FOR SALE •
White Field Peas
We. offer the same at $1.10 per
bushel. Cash. Secure your require-
ments now.
COOK BROS. MILLING CO.
Phone 54. — HensalI
FOR SALE
About 30 bushels of good clean
Banner Seed Oats for sale. 55' cents
05' bushel.
Geo. Farwell — Zurich
For Sale
Clyde Gelding rising 5, weight
150.0 pounds. S. M. Peachy.
Dashwood - Phone 25r6
For Sale
Good Holstein cow, strictly fresh.
Also duck eggs for hatching. Apply
to: Henry Clausius, Zurich.
Seed Grain For Sale
About 100 bushels 0. A, C. No. 21
6 row barley, 'good quality, 85 cents
a bushel; also 50 bushels good clean
Banner oats, 50c. a bushel. Terms,
Cash.
Orville Smith, Parr Line, Hay.
Phone 16-99 pt35
WANTED
A number of cattle for rough feed-
ing from now till grass time. Apply
to:. William Jennison, Blue Water
Highway, Hay Township.
Farm For Sale
Consisting of Lot 17, 18 L.R.W.,
Hay Township, being 50 acres more
or less. Land is in good cultivation..
Has brick house with kitchen a.ttach-
ed,. barn on stone waft 30x40, also a
straw shed, other outbuildings, good I
never failing rock well. For further
particulars 'apply to:
Ben Charrette, home with Nelson
Masse, 14th Concession,, Hay..
NOTICE!
s SPECIAL. '
• e After April
,�.1st; one high ,grade of Chicks only will
be sold. All eggs set weigh' over 24 -oz. to the
0 dozen innd average about 26 ounzes. -
0 Barred or White Rocks. S. C. White' Leghorn ,
$13.50 After April 1 vias.+, ,
$12.50 After April 10 y'r11.!?;i
b $11.50 After April 22 $10.03
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$10.50 After May 10 r
$10I..00 After May 24 t9.E 3
ALL $9.OJ
(;REEDING STOCK GOVT. APPROVED AND .BLOOD.
TESTED. OVER 175 R. O. P. MALES HEAD OUR FLOCKS
TERMS—Cash on Delivery
Two Dollars per 100 chicks must accompany mail orders. Chic.s
delivered when reasonably possible or expressed, Express
prepaid. 100% live arrivals guaranteed
Phone:. 97 r 11, Hensall
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SEEDS SEEDS
See Us about Red Clover, Alfalfa, Alsike, Tknothy and
Sweet Clover Seeds -
Save Money by Buying Your Garden front - Us!
Garden Seeds in Bulk or Package
LET US SUPPL YOU WITH SEED GRAINS!
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FORMALEFIYDE�
Bring in your Bottles to be filled. We have a ss Lv :. tvi
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Master and Pioneer Chick Starters.
Implement Repairs
Cultivator Points to fit all makes of Cultivators.
McCormich-Deering. Also handle Cultivator points
and plow points to fit any make of machine.
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We have a full Line of
all the requirements of
School Suppiies
PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC.
ALL .AUTHORIZED TEXT BOOKS KEPT
IN STOCK.
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See Our Supply of
Pro paradi.ol.lS
Perfumes, Toilet Waters,
Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pastes,
Sad
Toilet
Pe='f•,T nizers,
and Brushes.
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FINE STATIONERY ANFOUNTAIN
PENS.
We also have, Saphine Anti -Moth Discs.
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