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ZURICH HERALD
Authorized as second class mail,
Poet Office Department, Ottawa.
BUSINES CARDS
John W. Orchard'
OPTOMETRIST
Main Street — Exeter
Open Every Week Day
Except Wednesday
Phone 3553
LICENSED AUCTIONEERS
ALVIN WALPER
Licensed Auctioneer
For
HURON AND LAMBTON
For pour Sale, large or small, Cour-
teous and Efficient Service at all
times!
Phone 57 r 2.
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DASHWOOD
E. F. CORBETT
elans Reasonable, Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Phone Zurich 92 r 7.
VtTFi INIARIA.N
Dr. W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc.
VETERINARY SURGEON
Office with Rede,S Ten Street,
Opposite Drug ZURICH
Phone --86.
BUTCHERS
' - ric Popular
ME A ` M ARKET
Let us supply you with the
very choice of Fresh -and Cur-
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Etc. always on hand. Kept
fresh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for:
Wool,Hides and . Skins
H. Ituudhhl t itz...Son.
low
PRODUCF
Silverwood
DAIRIES,
Cash Market for Cream,' Eggs
and Poultry
HIVE Your Eggs Graded on
our
FARM 50 to 100 •acres, with buil-
EG!C: 'GRAM dings; state price ' and full particu-
Put Your Want,,f.nr ale
L.
nal `" oylrl(:' ba'tC. Adam this
Column.
FOR SALE
A frame barn 54x34", (14 -ft. posts;
Frame- shed 20x80" 10 -ft. posts. --
Russell Consitt, RR, 1, Zurich; Pho.
695 r 15, Hensel" *
FOR SALE
McCormick -Deering 11 -run disc
drill practically new.—Alex Challett,
R.R. '2i, Zurich. 2*
FOR SALE'
100 bales of mixed Clover Hay,
50 Cents a bale for immediate sale.
Fred Bancroft, Phone 83 r 1, Zurich
SEED FOR SALE
A quantity of Beaver oats grown
from Registered seed. Apply to Wm.
Coleman, Phone 92-6, Zurich. c
FOR QUICK SALE
A Dodge •Coach 1940, low mileage.
Arthur Edighoffer, Phone 46, Zurich.
Seed Grain For Sale
Mountcahn Barley and Beaver
Oats. No. 1 Graded. Apply to:
John Armstrong r& Sons, R. R. 1,
Zurich; Phone 697 r 14, Hensel'.
FOR SALE
Several tons of baled hay (red
clover and timothy mixed) and 10 or
112 tons of mixed feed, Beaver oats
and*Urban barley.
—Richard Robinson, Box 87, It. R.
No 1, Zurich; Phone 33 on 699,
Hensel!, Ont.
Farm For Sale
1481/4 'acres on .Blue Water High-
way, half mile south of St. Joseph,
7 miles north of Grand Bend. 50
acres of good clay loans, 50 acres of
sandy loans, balance good pasture
land with running water in creek.
7 acres bush, large bank barn, imp-
lement shed and large house with
telephone. Close to Hlyidro. $1,000.
down, balance easy teams.
—Write to Louis Brisson, 5876
Tecumseh Rd. E., Windsor, Ont. or
phone 52.87;1 Windsor.
FOR SALE
A- quantity of Cob Corn, also some
good Hay, alfalfa and timothy
Alvin Gingerich Phone 90 r 6. 21c
FOR SALE
One solid Oak Buffet Smith mirror
attached. 1 kitchen cabinet, 1 day
bed.—George A. Stephenson, 676, r
3 Hensall..•
FOR SALE
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1947 audeba'ker. 2-toi{`4Truck,
sotmplete "wifii racks, also P.C.V. lic-
ense. %George Anderson, ,Brucefield.*
AUTOMATIC WANTED
• lars in firat'1e'tter.'` Address Box 177
LeRoy O'Brien, Manager zuri ,., ant. '
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Rhone 101 Zurich
FOR : SALE
Dwelling and Business sight in
Zurich. Apply to Ivan Willert,
Phone 210, Zurich. c
Zurich Creamery.
Your home market for Cream
Eggs and Poultry
Highest Cash Prices paid plus
It premium for deliveredcream
We are equipped to give effi-
cient accurate service. Egg
tilted Poultry department in
charge of Mr. T. Meyers.
(has. Minshall, Proprietor
INSURANCE
FOR SALE
WOOD Tops and Slabs — F: C.
Ealbfleisch & Son, Ltd. Zurich c
FOR SALE
THE FOLLOWING TRACTORS:
1 Inter. Farman H. in good. condition
1 Inter. Farman C., like new, with
plow and cultivator cpt.
1 Ford 1948, like new.
1 Ford 1947 with new motor.
These Tractors are guaranteed like
new.
—Phone 601 r 22, Ailsa Craig. Ste
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
NILE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
UAL COMPANY DOING I3USTNESS
OF THIS KIND 1N ONTARIO ..
Amount of Insurance at Risk on
December 31st, 1950
20,610 Policies $125,269,726.00
Total Cash in !lank and Bonds.
$495,607.94
RATES ON APPLICATION
E. F. KLOPP - ZURICH
• AGENT
.Ai..SU DEALER IN LIGHTNING
ODS AND ALL KINDS OF FIRE
INSURANCE
FOR SALE
ZURICH HERALD
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LOCAY�Y�
Mr.. Ward Fritz made a business
trip to Windsor early in Oe week.
A birthday dinner was meld by the
family at the home of Mrs, Wan, Hess
in town on Sunday, in honor of her
80th birthday.
Large numbers of citizens and of
the ccen'rnnnity attended the hockey
play-offs at .Seaforth the past week.
T'loe T'lester, give—ether, sweet-
heart, sister a fin.e Aynsley Bone
China cup and saucer rift boxed
$1.19 to $4..05.—I -less, the Jeweller.
Mrs. Ed. -Oesch and Mrs. Roy Gin-
gerich, ,Mrs. Ivan +Bcchler; Mr. and
IVIrs. Amos Gingerich and daughter
Jean, visited at the home of the for-
nner's daughter, Mrs. Tony Etue at
Goderich one day last week.
Dr. and (Mrs. Archie MacKinnon
of Galt; Dr. and Mrs, I3i11 Martin
and son of London 'ancl Mrs. Rose
Russel of Exeter made a friendly
call on Sunday with the former't
mother, .Mrs. M. MacKinnon, of town.
A very good sheet of ice is ,again
on the local rink, in fact some say
no better ice was had all winter. The
weatherman sure has his wires eros-
fied this springy.
1 The Lions Dance in thecommunity
Centre on Saturday evening was
largely attended. This being St.
Patrick's Day, much honor was done
to the Irish, and suitable dee:orations
were in evidence.
Mrs. Elizabeth Weber who has
been at Detroit and other places of
interest for "a few weeks, has re-
turned and is continuing her duties
as housekeeper far Mr, Conrad
&hilbe.
Mr and Mrs A. Melick of town,
his sister, Mrs. 1. Hudson of Seaforth
and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Melick of
Dashwood, attended the funeral of
the loivner's sister, Mrs Wurtz at
Pigeon,' Minch. on Saturday,Mrs.
Wertz a former resident of the Zur-
ich district, was in her 75th year,an
invalid for the past ten yearn and
during her these years was subjest
to rouc! suffering. There is also
another sister living, Mrs. Samuel
Merner of Hensall.
COUNTY VACANCIES FILLED
The Warden's committee of Huron
County -Council has appointed Co-
unty .Treasurer Erskine acting Co-
unty clerk and .Tchn Berry, or the
County highways, office, acting dep-
uty treasurer Tise vacancy ,created by
the dearth of Clerk • _Nomnan Miller
will be filled at the June meeting of
the County :Council. . Mr. Erskine
has also been appointed secretary
treasurer of the ,Couiity Health Unit
tie seal" nntil a .permanen't • appoint-
Ment is made. This -also was a po'sit-
ion.:lield by the late Mr. Miller.
CONTROLS TIGHTEN;
Ottawa, March 14 — Finance 1Vlin-
ister Douglas Abbott tugged CSnad-
can, ptu'Se :strings,•a bit 'tighter, with
a neA series of regulations 'restrict-
ing eMita intent buying. Effective on
1VIonday., March 19, Canadians•: seek-
ixig to pliriliaee new' autos,.excluding
trucks; Must make. a 5ninimi?Ii,adown
payment -'of one-half of tiee cash
price instead -Of 1 -3rd as 'hitherto.
And, iii . the ease ' of all oth€r. com-
modities;;; the minimum down pay-
ment was raised •f$' brfe r'ifth to
one -third •of the pashas
10 acres of beech, hard and soft
maple bush tops. -- Arnold Keys,
Varna, Ont. '``
NOTICE
We are cancelling all drain til'
orders dated prior. to January 1st,
1951. If you still require tile we
would suggest that ,sou re -order them
at once.
Geo. Coultis & Son,
Theclford, Ontario.
Dead Stock
-BREAD
on the table
the meal is ready!
The Management of the Tasty -Nu
Bakery and the Entire Staff wish
each and everyone a
PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
Our Many Thanks for the past year's
Patronage!
asky-rm 1aei<y
PHONE 100 — Zt iR a i••
FOR SALE
*New Idea and Minneapolis Moline
Farm Machinery!`: FairbankseMorse
Hammer Mills; Boom's Wagon Un -
loaders. Gibson Refrigerators. Ask
us for folders and prices before yon
buy any farm equipment.
New Idea Distributors, Goderich,
Ont. Phone Carlow 2821. p4t
HAY COUNCTt
The regular meeting .of the Hay
Towndliip Council was held in the
Council Chambers, Zurich, on Mon-
day, March 5th- at 1.30 p.m. A
representative- from the Dept. of
Highways was present at the open-
ing of the gravel tenders. The foll-
owing motions were passed
That the minutes of the last regu- t
lar aneetin, Feb. 5th, and special me-
eting, of Feb 12th be adopted.. as I
read.
That we accept the !1951 gravel
tender as received from Roy Ire-
land to crush and haul 6,000 -cu. yds.
of crushed stone at 35e. per,' cu. yd.,
for crushing, and 65c per cu. yd. for
hauling. Township to supply one
truck Contract to be signed as soon
as .p.ossible and all work and material
to be approved by Jas. Masse, Road
Sup't and •tb conform, with tender.
'That we set the rate of pay for
WarblelFly spraying inspector at 75c
per hour including mileage.
That .Bruce Klopp be engaged as
inspeor for the Warble Fly spray-
ing: bgxiig ;canducte'd • in the Town -
Hays from the latter '' part
of -Mardi to time when cattle are put
out on :grass. •
That we accept Win. Watson's ten-
der for spra§ing the. cattle of Hay!
Township for -Warble -Flee as submit-
teitat 1.1+e per• head for first applie-
ation -and 11c per head for second
application and';' that 'contract: he '•
drawn up before work commences..
That• we order 6 tons of Now 4 coalSaelffeettigeffaffinfifiiiiMMIN
.frons.. Stade '& Wei -do- for Township loo
'FRUIT GROWERS 'MEET•
A suggestion that the fruit grow-
ers of Huron County be joined 'by
the' county's vegetable growers was
made at Clinton. Clayton Laitlhwaike
Goderich, made the suggestion as a
means of strengthening the fruit
men's organization at the annual
meeting of the Huron Fruit Grow-
ers' Association. The oldest farm or-
ganization in the county, the fruit
growers, returned the past ,year's
slate of 'officers for the 1951 'term,
Harold Goble, provincial entomologist
from .O.A.C. Guelph, in addressing
the ;gathering, stated that if grow-
ers have a good spraying schedule fol
their orchards, to stay with that pro-
gram. He spoke on insects and ilia -
ease which have proved a great
worry to growers.
OBITUARY•
George Ciausius Passes
Thursday, March 22nd, 1951
Co -Op F•
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ARE YOUR BEST BUY !
Only Re -Cleaned Grain Used in Our Feeds
AVAILABLE AT
Hensall Dist. Co-Operat ve
HENSALL and ZURICH
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WE'RE -' • DY TO H YOU
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YOUR (:ARa epresentsaaauaJvr iiive'tnient•
It deserves the best of care—and t1i,it'e Vtia at we're
ready to give it. Wheil:ei it's a complete ialsric ation
Job or just a battery check, we really try to give good,
thorough Innperial service—the kind That will keep you
coming back.
We'd appreciate a chance to show you
what we can do.
Hector Forcer
ST. JOSEPH SERVICE STATION
COR. No. 84 & 2i HIGHWAYS
IMPERIAL
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DEALER
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SAVE—ST. JOSEPH SERVICE IS PREPARED TO SAVE YOU SOME
MONEY ON YOUR TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT TIRE NEEDS. COM-
PPARE OUR PRICES AND ALLOWANCES ON YOUR OLD TIRES!
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NOTI
• There has been a continual rise in Shoes,
especially Mens' Work Shoes, but we still have a
limited stock at the original price.
Why not take advantage of these prices?
Look them over, no flaws, no seconds!
We also have a good Assortment of Ladies- Dress
Shoes, also the much talked about Discs.
GIVE US 'A CALL!
Oesch Shoe Store
That a spray be sent in sympathy
to the family of the late N. W. Mil-
ler, Clerk of Huron Co., and .card of
condolence.
That wen join• the Association of
Assessing Officers of .Ontario Dist-
rict No. 4 and that fee of $10' ilie re-
mitted. '
That unemploymeft Relief for Mrs
Edith Mason be increased from $20.
to $30. as of March 1, 1951.
That By-law No. S, 1951 appoint.
ing .George Armstrong as Assessor,
be given third reading, also by-law
No. (3,' 1951 appointing officials- and
leyelaw No. 7, 1951 setting -rate of
pay be given third reading and finally
passed.
The following accounts be paid as
per voucher:
Relief—Mrs. Edith Mason $30.00;
Enuna Bassow 8.00,, F. C. Kalhfleisch
& Son Ltd., wood $5.
General --Hay Stat. Co. Ltd. 25.93
Ont Assn of Rural Mun Fees $5:00;
Miinic World 36.33; K. R. Westlake
$10'; 4ivlrs. -L. Higenell, aid to Jessie
Wilds $20; Louis Rader $20; Dar1
Campbell $20; H. W. Brokenshire
'1'28!4'5; Assn. of Assessing Officers
$10
Telephone SystemH. G. Hess 1745 -
There passed away at his:late re- .15; H. W: Brokenshire 78.17; J. W.
sidence, Hay Township, on Thursday, Haberer 37:50, Mrs Marjorie Schilbe
March 15th, George Clausttus, le lib 24.73; Bell Tele Co 812:88; Harry
88th year, beloved husband 'of the McAdams $44; Ideal Supply Co. $65
late Barbara Lotz, who predecease( ;Northern Elec. Co. 470.52, S,trcntberg
19 years ago, and dear father of Carlson Co. 1.04.94.
Henry, of Hay Township; Robert i+ . Roads—Sheridan Co. 45.81, Huron
hone; William of Tavistock; Ii;lmei Expositor 3.68, Fisher and Son Fo-
ot'Windsor; ,hers, William Payee I undr.v' $54: General Supply Co. (3.50;
(Louisa), Tavistock; Amelia at home
He was' the- last survivor of a large
family, a very hard working and in -
c dustrious nian, honest and upright,
and very much devoted to his bonne
and family. 'Born in Hay Townehip,
and lived in the Zurich com.niunity tors 11.62; Mich. Masse 7!2,45; Louis
all his lifetime. for 40your:; on the Ayotte 5,20; Frank Wildfeng 412.40;
$2.75 Each. Prompt Service for farm hone he died, just at the nor- Louis Mass 5.86 ; Lloyd Campbell
Lifting. ---Jack Williams. Call Phone therly outskirts of town. The re- 7.501 {Gerald Northcott 4,87; Bob
214 r 4, Creditor Central, -o1-5-`50 +tii;iin r•nri, laid to rest Sundity :af- Wilclf.cn;o• 10.71 ; Jack 'Malay 3.25;
- salt a 'as r noon, as the body was resting at Louis Ayotte 7,4,5; Math. Denomne
the Weetlulca Funeral' ;Tome from 18.90; Al ph. Masse 132,86 Alvin?
Weiner 32.64; Edmund Walper 3.251
Leonard Debits 111.05.
Motion that the !Beating be adjo-
urned to meet again on Monday Apr -1
it 2nd at 1,30 Ilan.
Pet. 1+1. W, Heinrich afhelatin 11. W iirol.ensh;to. Cl(a)'k.
'1'lu• let,i•rt1 Hein, 1 ai• elf attetld.•'. .Earl Campbell, Reeve
11. W. Brokensltire 51.8$; JamesMass
181.02; The Pedlar People :2;055.38,
St, Joseph's Service $6; Supertest.
Corp. 75.60; Dept. of Highways $44;
Zinuner's Garage $4; Klopp's Garage
L. A. Prang & Son 5.75; Zurich Mo -
Buy A Beatty!
You can't go wrong when you buy a well known
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Reliable Beatty Washing Machine
We carry a full line of the Genuine Beatty Washers
I, at three popular prices:
$119.50• • 149.50 159.50
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Also the New Beatty Electric Ranges.
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Come in and see then? - they'll speak for themselves
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• Always a good supply of Shelf and Heavy !-lard-
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ware on hand.
I • Scarfe's Endurable Paints, Enamels and Varnishes.
• Almatex Plastic Paints, Kem-Glo, Etc.
Our Aim—To Serve and Satin
Datars&..
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O'Brien
NOTICE
WHITEWASHING & CLEANING
Arrangements can he made
Bill Watson
Dashwood -- Phone 351.19
where a private funeral service was
held at 2:30 p.m., followed by a pub-
lic service in St. Peter's Lutheran
Church, Zurich. Interment was made
in St. Peter's Cemetery, with his p i -
• Main St. Hardware Store Phone 213
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•t arse
Harris
HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF MASSEY-
HARRIS REPAIRS. ORDER YOURS EARLY!
AM TAKING ORDERS NOW FOR ANY MASSEY HARRIS
IMPLEMENTS YOU M.4Y REQUIRE, INCLUDING TRACT.
ORS, THRESHING MACHINES, COMBINES, ETC.
"The Service Arm for Canadian Farm'
Tel. Shop 149 Oscar Klopp Rein. 67
NEEDS!
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