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111,1►R'RISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT,
ART )PUBLIC, ETC.
OFFICE—Hamilton Street, Just off
'the Square, GOD'iERICII, Ontario.
,SS,peeial Attention to Councel and
Court Work.
Ma, Holmes may be consulted at
efaaoderich by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed.
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Dr. H. I. COWEN
L. B, D).D S
DDENTAL. SURGEON
At .t DEITZ BLOOIi ZURIf1R
Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At i ABTLEZB' B BLOM
DA$H.W OOD
Every Monday, Tixeeday and
"Wednesday
Licensed Auctioneer
For Huron and Middlesex.
1 .AM IN A POSITION TO CON-
i8ssct any
Auction Sale, regardless
es to size or article to sell. 1 solicit
your business, and if not satisfied ;aril
tmaake no charges for Services Rem
elated•
ARTHURWEBER--Dashwood
Phone 18-57.
Zurichs' Popular
MEAT MARKET
Always a good Supply of
Fresh and Cured Meats
Bolognas, Sausages, Weiners,
Hams, Etc., always on hand
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
ve Your'
Le
spy' vows
Wants, Far Sale, Lest,
i eel nd, Notice, atop Ads
niwas
FOR SALE
A quantity of good second }sand
bricks. Apply to L. -IL Prang.
r.
For Sale
Beauty Parlor Business and •equip-
men_t irr. Zurich for quick salve. Pos-
session soon. .Apply to Miss Lottie
E. Turleheirn..
FOR SALE
A two-bux;+aor Hotplate, large size,
practically new, for quick sale, apply*
to Louis. Prang:
USED MACHINERY
Frost & Wood 7 -ft. Binder, Deer-
ing cultivator; M.-11. Gang plow; M-
IL out -throw dise, drag harrow, Ex-
tension Guards for tangled grain.
Oscar Klapp & Son,
Massey -Harris Service Station.
FOR SALE
HONEY FOR SALE
Now is the best time to put in
your supply of 1932 Clover No. 1
Honey. We fill your container at 6c
a pound.
J. HABERER & SONS, Zurich.
Two blocks, south of Hotel.
FARM FOR SALE
100 acre farm, in Stanley Town-
ship. Fine brick home, Bank Barn,
spring crop. Immediate possession.
Owner il.l, Buildings alone worth the
price asked $5900- Charles Rothwell
n. 1mi a G varna, Ont.
NOTICE
ER -VICE
why We have the; Better
Class of Customers s. L.
SI CLASS GOODS,
BATTERIES, MOBILE OIL, MAR -
_BE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES
AND TUBES, GENUINE IGITICIN
Parts, Hohning and Mechanical Work
;clone to Micrometer Settiegs, Ido
suss work. Watch the cars that
STOP at WEIN'S, They are all HIGH
CLASS CLIENTELE.,
na
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DASHWOOD ONTARIO
Western Farmers' ?&that
Weather Insurance Co
OF WOODSTOCK
The Largest Business of any
Canadian Company doing
Business in Ontario -
.Amount of Insurance at - Risk on Dec,
31st, 1931, $19,593,724.
total dash in Bank and Bonds
$199,101,.61
310,tea— $4.54 per 11,000 far 3 years.
E. F. Klopp---Zur'IC1
;eat, Also Dealer in l,idbttnind sods
and all kinds of Fire Insurance
LIVE
POU LT R Y
WANTED
tem every* Day till 3 .'eek, p.m,
Ma mot feed Fowl same meriting
when brought in.
Highest Cask Prices
--CASH FOR—
CREAM AND EGGS
W. O'Brien
}diene 101, Res, 94, Zuxieb
THE HERALD'S
JOB DEPARTMENT
Is ever ready to serve the pub-
lic with Commercial and fine
Printing. Get our prices be -
lore leaving your order else-
where,
We have installed one of the latest
and most up-to-date equipments for
testing Spark Plugs. Drive up your
auto and have your plugs tested free
of charge.
Schrag• Bros., .Zurich.
stommenmesammernenatenumasetelitamemikauras
LET US TEST
YOUR SPARK} LUGS
Maybe you don't believe in the
business of Changing spark plugs
every 10,000 utiles. Well sirs we have
Installed a Champion Spark Plug.
Tester LtvA clearly visualizes tri
your own sub's ttetion wily and
when you need new spark plugs."
Come in, and let us teat your own
spark plugs, and compare theta to
new Champions. It's a 'eery inter•
testing and instructive test, and is
absolutely tree..
"Your Engine Deserees The Beset
Chati Ion
Spark Philp,
L. A. Prang and Son, Zurich
Gerintin r needs 1.2 million more
rushels of wheat than she tan pro-
luce this year. If Germany can keep
. i secret, we don't mind whispering
',,hat she can get that much :from Can -
TO OUR CREDITOR;
Owing to heavy financial obligat-
ons that we have to meet at present,
ve are obliged to send out an umber
if accounts, which in most cases are
nnall, yet they amount to a nice lit -
le sum when there are a number of
therm Bre: trttst the people will show
their appreciation of the credit ex -
;ended by replying to our appeal. We
ave also given a local citizen a few
of c •litcetion„ who will in due time
uke a personal cull for the axu/iiunts
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LOCAL NEWS
Mr: Oliver .Joimeon of Goderiesh,
visited his loather, Mr. Thomas
Johnson on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Troyer of
Cleveland visited at the home of Mr
and Mrs, J. W. Horner.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Wagner, of
Guelph, who spent holidays with the
;former's parents here., have xetprned
to that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turner and on
Grant, accompanied by friends from
Goderich, called on. Sunday evening
on Mr. and Mrs..''., B. Weldo.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Parent and da-
ughter cif Bad Axe, Miele, visited
over the :week -end ..with Mr. and Mrs
3. W. Horner.
Mr. J. E. Hamilton of Windsor,
spent the week -end . with. Mrs. Ham-
ilton, who is. staying at the borne of
her parents, ` Mr. and. Mrs, John
Galsten
Mr: Duncan, of Brantford, is xeliev
ing Mr. E. E. Kinsman as account-
ant at the local branch of the Bank
of Montreal. Mr. Kinsman is enjoy-
ing his holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lague and fam-
ily of Detroit, are spending the week
at the home of her mother, Mrs, C,
Ayotte of town. Mr. Lague is hold-
ing a good position as service man of
the Ford Motor Company in that city
Miss Melvina Schade, who has been
at London for some time, returned
to her home on the B1ut Water High-
way south of St. Joseph, while her
sister Miss Gertrude Ieft for London.
where she will resume her work as
; deaconess.
Mr. John Galster was taken to
London Hospital last week and oper-
ated on for bladder trouble, the final
operation being performed on Satur-
day, and we are indeed pleased to re-
port that Mr. Galster is progressing
very favorably, and his many Zurich
friends wish him a speedy recovery.
Mr. John Hey, Jr.., wishes to ad-
vise the public that he has been ap-
pointed as district block agent for
Huron County of the Agricultural
Chemicals Limited, of Port elope; Ont
who are manufacturers of the var-
ious brands ef fertilizers and fare
chemicales
Me. and Mrs. Peter Papineau of
Windsor, are visiting with relatives
and friends in this section. Mr.
Papineau, v,'ho is a former resident of
Zurich, has been employed steadily
since last October, with the Ford
Motor Co., as die maker, but at pres-
ent is laid off:
A goodly number of citizens at-
tended the political Convenrons at
Hensel} en Monday afternoon mei
Tuesday evening-, and then on tired
rxesday evening the •Progressive; 'ez ty
will••hold tbir convention an et is ex-
pected they will put a candidate in
the field also.
Congratulations are due the En-
trance Pupils of No. 6, Hay. Mist,
Winifred Battler, Miss Grace Weir.
and Miss Gladys Gingerich on each
having obtained first class Poseurs oe
their Exams. Miss Gladys Gingerich
secured the second Hay Scholarship.
Much credit is due their. teacher,
Miss Grace Pepper.—Corr.
High Const d h s T. Gundry and
Whitesides of Goderich were in
town on Monday, having some inter-
esting cases in the vicinity of grin
ich to look after which will come un-
der the L.. C. A. This hot wreathe,
evidentry is creating a. big thirst
with some people, and the law has
ample provision: that such thirst can
be legally quenehed. But it is only
too bad when one is caught trying to
quench such thirst contrary, to the
law of the land. It is not what the
individual. thinks is right, hut what
is actually on the statute books that
counts,
On Saturday afternoon about two
auto loads of local horseshoe tosser,
motored to Kitchener, to play a fri-
endly game with the popular Iluether
Horseshoe Club of that ctcy. This
latter Club, who are a bunen of real
sports, are known far and wide as
real tossers, but their chances with
the Zurich boys were soon "tossed"
to the birds of the air, when they
matched up with the Zurich heavy-
weights, who came out victorious by
some 71 points. But they took their
defeat like men, and gave the boys
a realsocial time after the contest,
and probably there was a little of
the products passed of which the
Club at Kitchener received its name,
fom. Anyway the locals said they
were never treated better.
Was a Brush Wolf
Frecl Genieinhardt, of Bayiicld, was.!
in Goderich the other day with the
'pelt of a brush wolf which he shot
last February about three miles east
of Bayfield. There was some doubt as
to whether the animal was a wolf or
not, but the Department of Gaines
and Fisheries at 'Toronto has passed',
it as a wolf, and Mr. Gemeinhart will'.
get his bounty of $25. He wont to
see Magistrate Reid and comply with
some necessary formalities. The an-
imal, Mr. Gerneinhart states, measur-
ed six feet front tip to tail. Its mate'
was seen about the same time and
'has never been captured and it may
still be In the neighborhood,
The .Sunday School picnic of the
Evangelical church is being held this
Wednesday afternoon to Grand Send
Mrs. E. Clarke of Blake, and two
daughters Gwendolene and Mary of
Goderich were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, E. E. Weida.
Rev. and Mrs, Stockman of Tavis-
tock, Rev, and Mrs; E, Gomann of
MYfilverton, were Monday visitors with
ltev. and Mrs. - E. Turkheim.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aulericlr of
Detroit, spent a few days at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Prang, last week.
The beginning of the ween: ushered
in some real wee
is rather unusual this year, on Sun-
day 'a rather cool breez was ulo..,,,;
off tate lake,
The farmers have now practically
all their hay crop in, and some are
busy with cutting the fall wheat. The
harvest from now on will progress
very rapidly and soon the harvest will
be in again for another year. The
fall wheat promises to be a bumper,
crop, while the extremely pow pries;
of less than 50 cents a bushel pre-
vails. The hay crop was exceptional-
ly heavy this year.
Miss Cathern Merner, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Merner of town,
and who is at present taking an agr-
icultural course at Guelph, has recei-
ved word that she was a successful
candidate in passing her exams at the
London Normal School in June. Miss
Merner has been engaged by the
trustees of no 13 school, 14th con.,
Hay for the coming year, and should
indeed make a very efficient teacher
as she has a first class certificate.
The special Mid -Summer sale of
merchandise at the store of J. Gas-
cho & Son, is meeting with big Sec -
cess as many are the buyers who are
taking advantage of the big oppor-
tunities to buy staple goods at these
reduced prices. Remember the clos-
ing day July 30th, after which the
sale dates are closed, and prices will
naturally fall back to regular. Be
sure and put in your suuply whilie
the supply is good, act now and go
at once!
Can You Eat for 10'(2c a Day?
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It costs 101re cents for daily rat-
ions at the jail, according to the re-,
,,ort of the jailer presented to the
Tune session of the county council.
During the past six months there we-
re forty-two prisoners committed as
!'oilows: 13 for breach of the L. C.
A., 5 for chicken stealing, 5 for theft
1 as insane, 3 for breach of the in-
land Revenue Act, 2 for carnal know
:.:dge, 2 for forgery, 2 for breaking
and entering, 2 for vagrancy, 2 false
'pretences, 1 contributing to, juvenile
delinquency and one for fraud. There
cr•e at that time 8 prisoners.
"Radio Dream Girl" Decides
To Live in Toronto.
(Milverton Sun, June 30th, 1932) .
Recently the Toronto Star inter-
viewed Alice Joy, who by the way,
is a daughter-in-law of Rev. E. Burn.
who just moved to Zurich:
Alice Joy, radio's dream girl, has
the Canadian-complex—with a geo-
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This she admitted between deft, $g'ANNA dm
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strokes of some smooth eye -brow
work she was doing before gorng on
for her turn at a local theatre.
Miss Joy herself was :,urn in Iil-
inoise—but that doesn't make any
difference. "Your husband is a Tor-
dnta boy?" was suggested.
"He was brought up here—al-
though he was loin in Port Elgin,"
ere said, 'That's la Ontario—isn't
ie?" "Yes—somewhere.':
She says she likes the Scotch and
English—but her real name is Mrs.
E. Robert Burn. That lets out the
English. Her husband served in the
Royal Flying Corps during the war
and won the D.1{'.C,
"You have some children?" "Yes
two—boy and a girl, aged three and
five." "Where are they now?" "In
New York—and the nurse looking
after them comes from . Milverton,
Ont."
"Where do your in-laws live now
—here." "No ----they've only recent-
ly moved to Zurich, Ont. My father-
in-law's a clergyman."
"What do they think of you?"
"They think I'rn swell—my mother-
in-law's a darling."
"The kids come up here at all?"
"Yes,—almost every summer — Pd.
like to have them educated in Tor-
onto."
"Why?" "I think the Canadian
system is much better than ours—
especially in a literary grounding.
My husband says they don't teach
them anything to read over there."
"If you bring the children up here,
will they stay with your in-laws?"
"Pm thinking of lining here myself
-we Were out the Exhibition grounds
way the other day, and there were
some lovely homes out there," she
says. "Ilow're taxes."
Miss Joy was courted in Toronto
by .Robert Hurn seven years ago.
W.innipng was her first Canadian con-
tract --then Montreal during the war.
She loves snow, and sne a,..eel
bout Canadian goverment bonds.
"And do I like hockey!" she cried.
It won't be long now.
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