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ZURICH HERALD
If ever you have dined at Ottawa's famous Chateau
Laurier, you'll agree , .. Chef Freitag knows
whereof he cooks! In all his tempting dishes, he
uses only butter. No substitute could possibly
give the delicate flavour, the .smooth, golden richness
of fresh creamery butter.
Taste Chef Freitag's.own
-4" recipe for BUTTER MEUNIERE
a sauce for sauteed fish, steaks
or chops
When fish or meat is ready to serve,
squeeze the juice of a quartered
lemon over it. Sprinkle" with
fresh chopped parsley or
chives. In a frying pan,
brown 2 ounces of butter
for each person. Pour
over fish or meat.'
As every housewife knows, for good
eating and good living, youjust
can't beat butter. From the
simplest hot biscuits to the most
elegant layer cake, everything
you make tastes so much
better with butter.
For our Marie Fraser's free booklet of tasty, tested
buttes recipes, write:—Dairy Foods Servioe �ureau
D . iRY FARMERS OF C.A.NADA, 409 Hpron Street, Toronto
FOR SALE
•ei•l2GAN FOR SALE — In good
'playing condition, as has been used
every Sunday in the Lutheran Sun-
dy •Sehoof. For any further particu-
lars contact with, Mrs. Ernest Laid..
tad:, Phone 83, Zurich.. 2t*
'FOR QUICK SALE
Clare Jewel Combination coal, wood
and Electric Range. A -J. condition,
Like new. Priced resonable. ' Apply
l,etuiis Gingerich,:Babylon Line --
Phone Dashwood 37 r 12. 2tc
FOR SALE
;t,1 Hillman Motor equipped with
.Marine 1'ackag.'. 2nd U.P. Propeller,
Housing, used in boat 2 years. Low
mileage, overhauled •last spring.
Ideal for boat or power plant. Apply
Gerald Gingerich, Phone 134, Zur-
ich. 2tc
EASTER
IS APRIL 1st
THIS YEAR
better have your
dry deaning done
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EARLY!
Call now for
anitone
DRY CLEANING
to be sure you look
I your best in the
EASTER PARADE!
Give us time to insure true
Sanitonc thoroughness and still
iguarantee delivery before Easter.
Phone today sure.
LOCAL AGENCY
had been visiting their children and
relatives in Windsor and Detroit, re- t
turned to their home on the Blue
Water Highway, accoanpanred by Mr
and Mrs. Tyrus Stansberry of De -
h cit.
Mr and Mrs Alphonse Masse of
London, were weekend 'visitors In
this vicinky.
- Mr Peter Geoffr.eol of East Grand
Forks, Minn., its visiting relatives
and friends in this vicinity.
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COME IN AND COMPARE OUR
ZURICH
PRICES
Phone 89,E
THERE'S
MONEY
FOR SEE
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`MY BA H'
.3t!01/C4,4 $
WORKING
smogs
lot many farmers, operas+ funds are'
loi,v at this time of year. It's the in-between
period when there's lots of expanse, little
i.,;,}t.tc. 11' this is your problem, talk it over
:th c ear B of bi manager.
If you can plan repayment from your farm
income, there's stoney for you at the 13 of M
— for seed, feed or fertilizer.
BANK OF MONTREAL
e?a as 54'4a Vt1.e4
Zurich Branch: JOHN BANNISTER, Manager.
Hensall. Branch: KENNETH CHRISTIAN, Manager
Crediton Branch: RAYMOND KING, Manager
(Open Tuesday and Thursday)
Dashwood (Sub—Agency): Open Mon., Wed, & Fri.
WITH CANADIANS iN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1117
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1 CONTACT
EAR OESCH, BARBER — ZURICH •
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St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
Was A Bad Storm ---
A few days ago a dreadful storm
played its role in this district and
the surroundings, perhaps one of the
wwonst wt.tn,essed in many years; it
Was a rom'sination ,af rain, sleet and
Mil winds, which levelled the tele-
phone system to till. Damage was
also done to buildings and roadway.
However in this district we can boast
of being lucky by escaping destruc-
tian caused by brewed up storms;
therefore we should not complain too
label!; if once in a Blue 1fVIoon we
Face such hotvac,. Old settlers pause
Alia silence to see if they could bring
ixack memories of such to be near
Me the later one in due time all will
tot patched up and the late storm
!rill be only a passing incident, which
pay not again oceurr within the life
tri one other generation or mora,
,twit^ and Mrs Fred nuellaii, c; wbe
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ADtal,
Geo'. T. Miekle & Sons Ltd.
for
THE NEW MALTING BARLEY CONTRACT
We offer
Improvement in price. The
insures the farmer a higher
than formerly.
2. Choice Seed. Supplied to you in
ample ,enough to seed your acreage.
3. Fertilizer. We will supply fertilizes of your
required analysis at competitive prices. We
will give credit on fertilizer if desired. If inter-
ested, call, phone or write us. We will then
contact you.
GEO, T. MICKLE & SONS, LTD.
Hensall, Ontario Phone 103
new contract
average price
quantity
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iMr. Geofirof lett thils parish when
a young man to make his home on
the Wester Prairies, and now lives
retired in his home town. Mr. Geo-
ffroi is 81 years of age, hale and'
hearty. We hope he will enjoy the
visit in his native parish.
DASHWOOD
Is Improving—
Leon 'Treiber, of R.R. 3, Dash-
wood. who was injured in the traffic
accident at Huron road and the 2nd
'Con., Stephen 'Two, Past Tuesday,
is retorted ilmuroving in .St. Joseph's
Hosnrital, London.
Messrs. Reinhold Miller, William
Haugh, Otto Willert and Reuben
Goetz attended the Underwriters
Fire Insurance Convention at the
King Edward Hotel, Toronto, last,
week. •
Mr and cMrs Harold Maine and
girls of Kitchener were visitors with
(Mr and IIVGrs Rei'ihold • riViiller.
Mr and Mrs C-orclon Weiberg of
Waterloo spent the 'week -end with
Mr and 'Mrs Fred Weiberg and Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Tyler.
Mrs. Ivan Tavlor and bovs of
Waterloo spenbt Siinday with Mr and
Mrs. L. H. Rader.
The Ladies' Aid of -7ton Lutheran
ehm oh . met after the Lenten service
Wedn:esdav nio:hat for the business.
Lilies are to he placed ;on the altar
for IPahn Sunday. Group 3 are in
.chases, o+ catering for a wedding in
April. Group 2., who were in charge
served. lunch.
Had ConEregational Supper—
Ladies'
upperLadiies' Aid Meet—
''Dhe'W.S.W.S. of the Evangelical
U.B. Church were in charge of a St.
Patrick's Congregational supper, on
Friday, March 16th, at which ;one
hundred and thirty-three were -1res-
ent. Following supper all joined in
a sing -song, while the ladies cleared
the tables. A variety program fol-
lowed. The aneli of the -choir sang
MacNamara's Band. 'The young
People ;presented a splay "The Min-
ister's Trousers." Messrs Stuart
Wolfe and Mervyn Tiernan sang
Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shea. Linda
Tiernan and Mary Jane Hoffman sang
a duet. All repotted a fine time.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Wellington Jacob
Johnston, Deceased
A11 persons having claims against
the estate of Wellington Jocob John-
ston, late of the Village of Zurich, in
the County of Huron, who died on +
or about the 11th day of February,
1956, are reouired to 'file particulars
of sane to Bell & Laughton, Solic-
itors, of Exeter, Ontario, by the 31st
day of March 1956. after which date
the estate will be distributed having
regard only to those claims of which
notice 'lila hr en received.
BELL '& LAUGHTON,
Solicitors for the Executor,
Zurich, Ontario.
SATURDAY, MARCH 24th, 1!156.
At 1.30 o'elock, part.
(Property consists of three acres of
good garden land, On the presnisos
are. A six room red brick house;
shed 20x30 feet; stable for six cat-
tle; .heir house, feed house; good
water supply. Everything in good
condition. A very desireable prop-
erty. Terms -- 10 p.e, on day of
sale, balance in 30 days. Will be
offered for sale subject to a ressen-
abble reserved ;bid. Immediate pos-
session can be given.
Household Effects, Etc.—Good
Cheer stove; dining room table, and
chairs; 2 rocking chairs, drop leaf
table, ,small table, cupboard, chest of
drawers, ceder chest, 2 Alladin lamps
sofa bed, fruit jars, Kitchen chairs,
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Thursday, March. 22nd, 1956
pots, pans, dishes, knives and •1"or'lts„
Singer sewing machine; dresser,
stands, bed springs and mattress,
meat ,grinder and press, quillts, gnats,
feather ticks, coal oil stove, coal on
heater; coal oil lantern, washing ma-
chine, tools, •cross ,cut saw, spades,
shovels, hoes, rake, axes, pails, forks,
40„gal. 'coral oil barrel, 5 -gal, coal oil
barrel; '11 -gal, coal oil can; lawn mow
er, hand scuffler, bathtub, colony
house l0xJ2, some cedar posts, iron
kettle, some feed bags, barrels, a'botit
8 cords of nixed wood, rubber tire.
buggy, 11 -disc Cockshutt drill, '1'ua..
hope Anderson dump rake, etc., ete,,
TERMS -- CASH
Ira Desjardine, Proprietor,
R. F. Stade, Clerk.
.E..MeNeil, Auctioneer.
H E N.S A L L
5c to $1.00 store
EASTER WEEK — MARCH 26 - 31.
Easter Baskets Chocolate Novelties 115•c to 85e
NEW LINE OF CUSTOM JEWELLERY
Children's (Shirts at , , 2
Child's Training Pants, white and colored 19c
Good Selection of Children's ,Socks, Vests and Polojamas.
Children's White cotton eyelet Slips 2 to 1'2.
Ladies Cotton Dresses $1.98 to $3.98
First Quality 51 gauge Nylons ........................99c
New Shipment of Boy's and Men's Socks, .Shirts and Briefs,
Terry Wash Cloths, each ... 5e.
Striped Bath molwels 17X33" at ............. .. ,.....35r
10e
Cotton Dish Towels 15x25 at
.Extra Large Dish Towels 25x36, at
Water Glasses each
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White Cups and Saucers at .. ,. L. 2`tc-
Large bottles of ,Crean Hair Oil, after shave lotion and
• IShamipoo at 2t'. •
AUCTION SALF'—
Of Property, Household Effects, and
Some Implements, Etc.
On the Premises — Part of North -
half Lot 7; Concession 16, Hay Twp.
21e; miles west of Dashwood and two
miles north. The undersigned Auct-
ioneer has received instructions to
sell by public Auction on
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Contract Barley
BEST NO. 1 SEED SUPPLIED
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
MODERN UNLOADING FACILITIES
Reid Beans 86 Seeds Ltd
DASHWOOD PHONE 87.
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BEST
CUSTOME R
11HE STEEL INDUSTRY'S best customer is the farmer.
Directly, the farmer as an individual is a buyer of steel and
on: the farmer's prosperity rests the prosperity of the farm
implement business, which is one of the three Canadian Indus-
, tries using the most steel,
The two other largest diire:ct cusl omers of the steel industry
are the railways and the automotive industry. These also are
largely dependent on the farmer's prosperity. Mbotving crops
to market is the pert of railway business on which nearly all
the rest tis based.
Motor vehicles owned by the farrier or by other pope =W-
ing foodstuffs account for a large part of the total auto-
motive business.
Because it is in the steel industry's interest that the farmer
have profitable crops, the industry must try to keep down the
cost of steel products the farmer must buy. This company
is constantly acquiring new facilities to produce more steel
for inose people,
THE
STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA
LIMITED
MONTREAL GANANOGUE HAMILTON BRANTFORD TORONTO