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• , LEGAL
DupLEY Ee "HoLivius
DaARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ItIOT-
ARY PPUBLIC, ETC.
DFFICE-Hamilton Street, Just off
the Square, GODERICH, Ontario.
`Special Attention to Councel and
• Court Work.
Ildr. Holmes may be consulted at
Goderich by Phote, and Phone
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DENTAL.
Dr 11. 11. H. COWEN
L. D. S D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOCK -ZURICH
Every Thuesday, Friday, Saturday
At HARTLEIEB'S BLOCKDASHWOOD. DASHWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
VETERINARIA.N
A. R. Ca-mpbell, V.S, B.V.Sc.
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College, University of Toronto. All
Ta
aseases of domestic animals .treated
3by the most modern principles,
Charges reasonable. Day or night
,aalls promptly attended to. Also Bre-
seder of Scottish terriers. Inverness
33ennels. Office on Main Street,
4opposite Town Hall.
Phone 116. HENSALL.
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BTCERS
Zurich's' Popular
MAR ET
MEAT
Let Us supply you with the
very Choice oft' Fresh and Cur-
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Ect., always on hand. Kept
fresh in Electric Recrigeration
Highest Cash Prices jar
-Wool, Hides and Skins
11. Yupgigut &Ai
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Put Your: t; For Sale
Lost, Ficgincl;-Ete. Ads. in. this
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IVickliiiqBahy Chick§ 1935
LOCAL N.,. Independence Day
rhe J'aly 4th., which is Independ-1 t
.niteA. Day in the United States, and
ItoMoraiSsnjtezie. pM.aseD.,01neafitd,9nteamrclraa;„: steer big national holiday, when
,i!.h,ore-will be a big trek of turists to
day for her home near Kincads
where she will spend the holidaerN 'ad, from. that country, the Can-
eedieri Radio Commission's Montreal
Mr. and 1Vbs, Coxon. and son Pe! 1; studios will preseat an Independence
from Mitverhon, visited Dr. W. Coarelbay tribute program oval she net
THE NEW; WEED CsatktIOL At"..;T at the home of Mrs. Routledge :at•iWork ,c)f the National Broadcasting
. Provides that waves' firm ,centitt ompany. This broadcass will bc
or Company. ownitigeor teperating ; a. , Pete E. Buell presided at' the Oa haead at 8.30 p.m. E.5,T,
threshina madfine eepstrator, Or coration service on the Goshen TO
caasioesbe...SeAlle" to be operated for Evangelical cemetery last Sandia No More Loans
hire, siva , ear. Year, bef 2.30 pan. It was a large gather ez, Toronto -The Ontario Agrideltur-
mowing operations, register such Miss Catheru 1VIerner of the ElrirC; id Development Board will discon-
raaehine or separator. before July let teaching staff spent 4the holiday a 4hme making farm loans, tion..1Dun-
`b, ore tom -
with the Minister and shall procure her home but leavinefor Toronte: ean M a rshall, minister of agricult
a certificate of registvation en
which ' lu ee h iit te
shall be, kept posted SIX a conspicu-
ous place upon the machine or separ-
atoeby the owner or operator. The
fee for registration is $1.00. A
machine not .used' for hire need not
be registered. • Penalties are provid-
ed foe failuse to comply with the act.
Application forms may be obtained
from Mr. Ezra Bender, Weed Inspee-
tor for Hay, Dashwood, Ontario.
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For Sale
A quantity of good feed oats for
sale. Apply to: Mrs. Mabel Snider,
Zurich, or to Oscar Ducharme, phone
2-98, Zurich. t4'7
NOTICE
will be taking orders for Binder
Twine up till June 27th. Let me have
your order as early as possible.
E. Blake Horner,
Secy., Unique Club.
NOTICE
There is on my premises impound-
ed a medium sized white sow. Own-
er please call for same at once.
Fergus Turnbull, R.R.1, Dashwood,
Blut Water Highway, Hay Tp.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that no
obstructions of any kind will be all-
owed in the bed of the West Branch
Drain which will stop the free flow
of the water. All interested parties
please govern themselves accordingly
HENRY OLAUSIUS,
Inspector 43-3
GARAGE Dr. W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc.
VETERINARY SURGEON
Office in the Home of the late
, Dr.
Phone --96. Zurich
attd summer schoo , announc d. Temns er
„ .. . . anent said: "In view of the attitude
Mr. and Mrs- FedSeniele of' the financial interests, resulting in
Sebringvile and Mr. and Mrs, Oat: the regular channels for public box. -
Litt and their two sons and Miss let' rowing beconnag closed, the agric-
uise Ross al 1 of Sebningyille wert eltural development bead , es e, s
Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs., cd it advisable to discontinue making
John England. • e farm loans. I regret very much.to
JUNE WET MONTH . ' : have to make this statemen:."
June was the coldest and the
wettest month in Marty years, eat
cordiag to the monthly weather stet- Ottawa -While the export Of do-
isties. Not in the recent records of tepestic ale declined from 16,913 pro -
the bureau has the 4.6 inche,s ei o:, gallons to 4,033 during May, com-
rainfall been equalled in June. ' pared with the same rnoeth in 1934.
ENGAGEMENT , .exports of Canadien whiskey rose
The engagements is announced ' of rom 129,349 to 184,340 proof gal -
Eva Fee, daughter of Mrs. Sarah IN ''114, ee eiding to figures issued by
Non. Mathews, minister of revenue.
0.0d the late Wellington Fee of Sta.'
forth, formerly of Zurich, to Richaat wl'T -.""'"' Canada's best customer
Beale, son of T. R. Beale. of Copee:e ,,wasthe United States that countre
pCliaiffc;e nonth. In the same month a year a -
gallons last ve-
tOhnetllatteTrhepaiin..tarorfla July.geto talet ruing 177„ .39 proof
• a go the U. S. imported 121,690 gallons
Bus Service to Grant' Ben°,
Goderich now has an Arrow line Wine Causes St: -:o. Blr..,t
service on the Blue Water re*t1' ' Goderieh-When Ernest Chaig, con -
daily, except Sunday and holidatee: coaled a gallon of wine, with which
between Goderich and Grand Bead. lv and his crodies had planned a
The bus leaves Grand Bend 2.20 ea eseing trip, in the oven of -Jus kit -
m. (with connection from Sarnia) ellen range, little did he reckon on
and arrives at Goderich 3.35; leaves,the plans of his wife or the disastrous
Goderich 4 p.m., arriving at Greed' results which followed. Mrs. Craig,
Bend 5.05 p.m. I not knowing of the presence of the
wine in the oven, set a fire in the
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith and .11,0
range during her husband's absence
motored to Mildmay on Sunday, i
where they attended the evangelistic, in the evening preparatory to putting
services conducted by the Rev. Gee. in a neat of beef for his sandwiches
who li But he had planned on taking sal-
Soerheide, of Cleveland and
broadcasts daily over station w3.A1..,.i:trai,v,
ps,andwiches. The odor from the
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'The saw leder,: idesl es tbe lange ova ,01.7i,:, e:,coacuslevd1 her:7tIo, obpaetin ttitihne_
ershadoreed maples, and about twot
ed her back to get a towel to pull out
thousand soule gathered to hear this'
man with a simple rnevsage. A the eve; eshere was a loud explosion.
large amplifier was rsed so that the
speaker could be heard over the
entire grounds.
Shows Increase
MAYOR WENIGE IN CRASH'
Jas Steele, driver of a car that.
crashed withone driven by Major G.
A. Wcnige of London, Hensall the fishing trip was called off:
Monday afternoon, was in Goderich
jail with his passengers, Mr. and MwChas. Bell and Mrs. Fred LittIcchild
of Goderich, awaiting an appearance
before F. G. Weir, J.P., Tuesday
morning, The Goderich eenearke,re.pert of Promotion Exams for S.
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s/ig YOUR. DANEROUSeetts ' 1/11'
. . public place. Damage to " T --.ea 1•,opp 79; Stuart
Mrs. Craig was thrown headlonr a-
gansit the edge of the kitchen table,
losing two teeth and sufIeriree ale ' r?
and bruises. Her younger brother;
was cue and bruised about the head! e
and arms by flying d bris. The stove
,.-was wrecked, and sold to the junk: ft
man and replaced by a new one, and
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SPECIAL NOTICE!
fA ter April 1st, one high grade of 'Chicks only will
be sold. All eggs set weigh over 24 -oz. to the •
dozen and average about 26 ounzes.
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41 Zerred or White Rocks. S. C. White Leghoree
40
• 7c. At the Hatchery 70 li,
fa .
8° Delivered 8e,
25c 4 Weeks old Pellets . 30c :
2 weeks old chicks 3te c extra. 4 weeks old chicke 9c extra :
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• ALL BREEDING STOCK GOVT. APPROVED AND BLOOD -
• TESTED, OVER 175 R. 0. P. MALES HEAD OUR FLOCKS
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• TERMS -Cash on Delivery
-TweDollars per 100 chicks must accompany mail orders. Chicks Itt
• delivered when reasonably possible or expressed, Express
• prepaid. 100% live arrivals guaranteed
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HATCS TWICE WEEKLY.
Come And See Us, or
Phone;. 97 r 11, Hensall,
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In HALF!
Buy Storm Windows and Decors
LET US QUOTE YOU!
REPLACE THOSE WINDOW PANES NOW. WE. CARRY A
LARGE ASSORTED STOCK OF GLASS ON HAND AT ALL
TIMES.. AND WILL DO YOUR GLAZING WORK WHILE YOU
WAIT.
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School, Report
Tuns NOW!
A MOST GENEROUS
ALLOVJ i.CE
Used Cars For file
We are offering the following used
Cars for sale:
1-1932 V8 Ford Sedan
1-1930 Chai,. Coach
STOCK REDUCING SALE, 1-1081 Ford Coach
1-1930 Ford Coupe
1-1928 Ford Coach
All these Cars are in Number Ono
Condition
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Phone 60 - DASHWOOD
INSURANCE
'Western Farmers' Mutual
'Weather instuance CIL
OF i WOODSTOCK
HE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
UAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
TWS. KIND IN ONTARIO
Amount of Tneuratee at Risk on Dec.
31st, 1934, $19,613,539,.
Tetal Cash in Beak and Bonds
$235,550.31
".Rate5--$4.50 per $1,000 for 3 Years
E. F. K1 pf,r,,--Zurich
Mont, Also Dealer Litilthling Rods
sod all kinds drive insurance
PRODUCE
NOW OM
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• Live ll'oultry
WA. TED
Mallen every Day till 3 etcleek pan.
ID* mkt. feed Fowl $101e morning
when brought in
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
t -FOR --
REAM AND EGGS
'W 043rien
ottya".3.0,4 Rase 94e, Zeteiele
L. A. Prang & Son, Zurich •
PR
DUCE WANTED
We are in a position to take Cream
and Eggs at my home at Zurich, for
which we will pay highest market
prices. We will grade your eggs as
we receive them, and pay according
to grading. Give us a Trial!
First house south of Dominion Hotel
THOS. H. MEYERS,
Phone 116, Zurich, Ont.
ige's ear was rlight, a. bumper aaci
fender being smashed.- ..o one was ',-
injured.
Dominion
Dominion Day ; ,,,•
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On Monday of this week Canada
celebrated its 68th birthday. It is now
68 years since Canada was organized
as it is at present, and while it is a
long time for the life of a man, it is
a rather short period in thelife ofa
natioa. A great many changes have
taken place during this time, and a
much different mode of living is at
present adopted. Truly are we not
making wonderful progress?
To England
r -Allan Omar 04, Har-
, (les onun en ded )
rromoted at Easter) 731-
. an ea Papp.
To 1.' (Promoted at Easter) ---Jean
Alexander.
SCHOOL REPORT
01 the June Promotion8 for S. S.
No. 5, Stanley:
- IV to Sr IV -Russell Oesch
31. . •
71.
Jr. III to Sr. III -Mae Oesch 80;
Hughie McBride 78; Annie Oesch
76.2; Doreen McClinchey 76; Anson
Rev and Mrs. R. M. Gale and Miss liciCinleY 75; Kathleen Oesesh 75;
Gladys returned to the United Ch-4.ean McClinchey 67.
urch Parsonage, Bayfield, after ha.v- Jr. II to Sr. II -Myrtle McKinley
ing spent three weeks wark relatives 76; Mae Ouch 72;. Kenneth Arm-
in Waterloo and other points east. strong 63.
Mr. Gale, who has not enjoyed good jr. II -Wesley McBride, Ilia Boyce
health for the past two months, left Jr. I to Sr. I -Robert McKinley
on Thursday morning on a trip over- 78; Ruth McClinchey 73; Beverley
seas to visit his brother, Dr. 3. M. IVItClinchey 67; Viola Boyce 62.
Gale in Bath, England. It is hoped Primer-Phylis McBride, Leslie
that the ocean voyage will hasten his Armstrong, Harvey Boyce.
convalescence-. He sailed on June No, on roll 20.
• 29th from Montreal aboard the Duch- Teacher, Hazel Smiiiie.
es of Atholl and his many friends
wish him Bon Voyage,
BASEBALL NEWS . SCHOOL REPORT
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S. S. No. 8, Hay. C4iFtCrt
' . 5 S. No. 8, Hay for the year end -
The baseball tournament staged on ing' June 1935. Hons. 75, pass 60.
the local diamond last Wednesday Sr. IV -Eunice Oestreicher, Ken -
afternoon had to be called at the neth Weber.
end of the sixth in the second game Jr. IV to Sr. IV-Orlen Swartzen-
on account of rain. Gordon Muir amber '72; Carl Oestreicher '71.7; El -
pitched the Seaforth Nine to an 11-6 ,more Rader 58.3.
victory over Mitchell in the first. In Sr. III to Jr. IV -Jack Weber 70.3
the second Seaforth and Zurich play- R der
ed a 3-3 tie. The Seaforth team
.have yet to loee a game and have
played good ball. Kerslake pitched a-
gainst the Zurich team, while Abbie
Heideman whiffed them over for the
Zurich team, and was going along
LICENSED AUCTMNEER.
For Huron and Middlesex
I AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
duct any Auction Sale, regardless
is to size or article to sell.- I solicit
roar business, and if not satisfied will
make no, charges for Services Ren-
tered.
ARTHUR WEBER -Dashwood
Phone 13-57.
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SUM L REPORT
S. S. Nos 11 Hay.
, Jr. 1V to Sr. IV -Norma Jennison
Absent-,
Sr Jr. INT -Cecilia IVIasse 76
Zurich Tournament
Martha Miller 77.4; Hilda a
67.1; Esther Price 65; Hilda Becker
63.5;
• jr. HI to Sr. III -Ernest Masse
72.3; Louise Finkbeiner 58.2; Eileen
Miller 56.5.
Sr. II to Jr. III -Lorna Miller 79.6
Jr. 111 to SK.. III--Aipbonse Jeff- good for a youngster at the game. Rosaleen Miller 75.2; Louise Masse
rey 82%; Hilbert laucharme 70; The lineup in the Seaforth-Zurich 60.5.
Herbert Eeierling 65. game was: Seaforth-E. Rennie, s. , Jr. II to Sr. II -Dorothy Price
Sr. '11 to Jr III--Efleen Patterson s; 3. Kerslake, c; C. Kerslake, p; G, 167; Helen Miller 65; Lyle, Swartzen-
77; Pierre Ducharme 77; Rena Gals- Rennie 2b; G. Moir Lf; Taman lb;rubor 62,
er 70; Levee Beierling 68; Ruby R. McGregor c.f.; C, Christie rf; P.
;Geiser 65; Louis Masse SO; Pearl Willis, 3b.
Jennison absent. Lee Jennison, ab- Zurich-Oesch 3b; Ynngblutt c;
'sent. • C. Stade s. s; Gascho lb; Yungblut
Sa to Ja n-Oeraxa Jeffrey cf; 0'13reirt, 2b; Prock v1; Prang lf; ,
V Sr. I-Merla Miller 72, John Masse
9- Howard Finkbeiner 68.
Jr. T ---Cecelia Hartman 81; How -
rd Deters 80; Dorothy Weber 78;
IL 'Violet Rader 76; Rabat Miller 75;
t299, Ivan Masse 293, Antionette Heideman p. 1oyd Smith 66; Russel Smith 65;
Masse 249; Juliette Masse 170. There was a fairly good trod 1don Datars 68.
,Insect, and had the weatherman ot Pa -Milton Price, Ralph Smith,
'threatened so much with ralre a eon- tnolate Kuntz, Victor Hartroan,
hierealts larger crowd would here .arl Reder, Geraldine Masse,
•atteutled. . Agnes Robertson, Teacher.
jr. 1 to Sr. II-Ortha Geiser 255
.:,-11aise Duch/Irate 235; Arthie Masse
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Droltembire,, Teacher
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See Us about Red Clover, Alfalfa, Alsilte, Timothy and
Sweet Clover Seeds
Save Money by Buying Your Garden Seeds from Us!
Garden Seeds in Bulk or Package
LET US SUPPL YOU WITH SEED GRAINS!
FORMALDEHYDE
Bring in your Bottles to be filled. We have a supply.
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Master and pioneer Chick Starters.
impleni en t itepairs
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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upp!ies
We have a full Line of
all the requirements of
School Supplies
PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC.
ALL AUTHORIZED TEXT BOOKS KEPT
IN STOCK.
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See Our Supply of Toilet
Pi'e})ELJ'tLt ions
Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Pe v'.% mizers,
Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pastes, and Brushes.
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FINE STATIONERY AND FOUNTAIN
PENS.
We also have, Saphine Arai -Moth Discs.
Dr. A. J. MacKinnon Zurich'i-'
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