Zurich Herald, 1934-02-22, Page 5DUDLEY E. TIOLI S
AtialtRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT,
ARY PUBLIC, ,RTC, [ Iii} WWI tinr,EillIeli
SCE -•-1 anxilton Street, 3wit ofd
Ile Square, GODERIOH, Ontario.
33-pecial Attention to Counsel and
Court Work.
21111. Holmes may be consulted tat, I am oxreririgmy very desirable
Xeiderieb by Phone, and Phone property in Zurich for sale. Consist -
charges reversed. ing of a fine brick dwelling house,
' a good barn and also three acres of
land. Either the property or the
limed can be bought separately. For
further particulars apply to the pro-
prietor:
Mr. John Gellman, Sr., ,Zurich.
sew Toe
Wants, For Sale,kost,
Found, Noficis, + ;Ade
HOUSE FOR SALE
Dr. H. H. COWEN
EN
L.D.S. D.D B.
DENTAL SURGEON
&t DlEITZ BLOCK—ZURIOU
Avery Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK,
DASHWOOD
,iEvery Monday, Tueslay and
_Wednesday
Licensed Auctioneer
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For Huron and Middlesex
1 AM IN .A POSITION TO CON-
ict any Auction Sale, regardless
to size or article to sell. 1 solicit
}your business, and if not satisfied will
,mike no charges for Services Ren -
Awed.
ARTHUR WEBER ---Dashwood
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Zurichs' Popular ,
EdiAT MARKET
Let Us supply you with the
very Choice of Fresh and Cur-
led Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
.Etc., always.. on hand... Kept
fresh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
. ungbluti & Son
'SERVICE
Why We have the Better
Class of Customers
ZUGH CLASS GOODS, U:"S: L.
31ATTERIES, MOBILE OIL, MAR-
VEL—U, COIL, GOUDY EA_t i iter.:,
Ai4D TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
-'` Psalm, 13ohning and Mechanical Work
Aosta te. Micrometer Settings, No
,,.,70osess work. Watch the .cars, that
STOP at WEIN'3,' That are all1-116•H
'CLASS CLIENTELE.
IaASHWOOD
ONTARIO
Western Farmers' Mutual
`bather ,Insurance .Co
OP WOODSTOCK
THE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
' '1UAL COlrPANY DOING BUSINESS
O1? THIS KIND IN ONTARIO.
Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec.
31st, 1932, .417t880,,72.9.,
Total Lash in gaitk and Bonds
$221,978.99.
*ate,—$4.50 per $1,000 for 3 years
E. F. Knopp--ZUrich
414101, Also Dealer le Lightning Rods
and all kinds of Fire Insurance
L I VE
Poo LT R
WANTED
fiC'akem every Day till 3 o'clock, p.m
311/o not feed Fowl earae morning
Highest
brought its.
het Cask Prices
_CASH FOR—
CREAM
OR---
CR AM AND EGGS
W. O'Brien
Phoz a 101, Rea. 94. Ettrick
THE HERALD'S
JOB DEPARTMENT'
ever 'ready to serve the pub
clic with Commercial and fine
ca oar prices be -
• r, laaviiynR your- order.else.
For Sale
A No. 12 rebuilt DeLaval Cream
Separator, for sale, apply
L. A. Prang, & Son.
FOR QUICK SALE
30 Leghorn hens well bred, at
each, will take poplar wood in
change, or hard wood, reasons
selling, overcrowded.
Ferd Haberer, Zurich.
NOTICE
50c
ex -
for
TO THE PUBLIC
We, the unedersigned barbers of
Zurich have agreed to close on
Monday and Thursday nights at 6
o'clock, of each week until further
notice, beginning February 12th.
Harold Johnston, Herbert Krueger,
Milton Oesch
NOTICE„
Notice is hereby given to parties
using the Evangelical church sheds
and are non -supporters of the church,
that such parties should make ar-
rangements to pay a small annual
fee, which will go towards the up -
Don't forget about the Bos. ,Social
next Tuesday February 27th. '
Mrs, Emerson Erwin of'Landon,
was a recent visitor with friends in
town,.
Mr. Aaron Gingerich, Clarence
Gaseho and Mabel Erb of the J31vm
son Line, spent a few days last we-
ek in the Kitchener district,
The eight-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Able Ducharme of the Babylon
line is confined to London Hospital,'
in a very 111 condition.
Mr. Ross Johnston of Blake, has
been appointed corn borer inspeetor
for Huron County by the County
Council at the January .session, Mr,
Johnston will have the whole county
under his jurisdiction,
Another Carnival will be held on
the Zurich rink, to -night, Thursday
evening, when very handsome ;cash:
V ices will be given, far the follOrr
TO OiUg CREDITORS
Owing to heavy financial obligat-
ions that we Lave to meet at present,
we are obliged to send out an umber
of aecoun s, which in most eases are
small, yet they amount to a nice Iit-
tOe suln when there are a number of
thein. We trust the people will show
th
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STOCK FOODS
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' Keep your Stock and Poultry Healthy this Winter ter by
usilr3g, Our Various Brands of Stock and Ppaaltry. 1F'oo4a,
and
Laying Masher. Nonce Better on the °
sir appreciation of the credit ex-> •
tended by replying to our appeal. We 19�Iatarket r To -Day!
have also rive
I, n a local citizen a fey 0
ovake a personal e
Make p all for the amounts PUT IN YOUR SUPPLY NOW WHEN THEY
ARE AT THE,' BOTTOM PRI
ROCK B CES
for collection, who will in due time
CCA L COAL
130X SOCIAL
ee
On February ?7th, all roads lead Ir
to the Zurich :i o�nx }til l'il ^re d Repairs ent e al
b e held t d� l
Box Social and a very fine concert
is to sm
in c i the lobo es of Z WHY BUY
JO y
the Zurich Library Association. A BER REPAIRS WHEN •YOU
regular incl time pr hne i:; 1: sing
Offered. includingshort hort play, chor-
RiCES CAN BUY THE GENUINE AT THE, SAME
rites, readings, instrumentals, etc.,
and the finest orchestra that can be
larochrced in this see o l of the 1 "We do Cu Coln Seed Cleaning":ng Best dressed animal on lee;. Bff 'dountr . The rice of admission I
tramp on ice; Oldest skater- Young -t y p
25 cents to the men and also 25c to
'any lady who dors not bring a box
to be offered for ;;ale. Any -lady
bringing a box is admitted free. To
.any gentleman lAiying a box the
price of admission will be deducted.
Children will be t:•?m.;'ted for 15c.
-If you want to spend a really- enjoy-
able evening come to the social. You
will not only be spending an even-
ing in good clean and amusing en -1
tertainment ')it you will be the l
means of hepng• ti:e Pubic
which is cause enough for every -1
one to come out and have a jolly.I
time. As Andrew ` -_-, .; o sit
say, "Kill two or thn.0
somepin." Everybody
est skater; The most comical ciovq"i;
Ladies' fancy ; Gent's fancy; .Gir=e'
comic, Soy's comic; Skating until 11
p.m. Band in attendance. '
MONARCH DIES
King Albert 1, the beloved hero -
king of the Belgians is dead --a vic-
tim of the sport of mountain Climb-
ing which he loved so well. His
tiny nation again has been plung-
ed into the deep sorrow it knew when
King Albert was leading its soldners
against overwhelming odds in the
Great War. The late monarch was
58 years old, and his son, Crown
Prince Leopold, who will become
king in his stead, is 32.
The books >of the Public Library
have been checked over very care-
fully and quite a number of them
are missing. Will you be so good
as to look over your books at home
and see if you have one that per-
haps was overlooked or forgottne. If
keep of the building. Kindly make you have any of these books, please
this arrangement with Mr. Roland return to library as soon as you eau.
Geiger. No fine will be charged on these par-
ticular books, although some are.
Iong past due. Again we say; please
check up on the books around,'thc
house, for perhaps you may have
one or two that you've forgotten a
bout.
Motor License Fees Same
There is no change in°'license fees!
for automobile and commercial veh-
icles for 1934, Hon.. Leopold Mac-
aulay, Minister of Highways, an;,
trounces. The licenses for all classes
of vehicles went on sale Dec. 15th'
The scale for passenger cars runs
from $7 on four -cylinder cars to $4C.
on 16 cylinder cars, and for cora
.nercial vehicles from $10 onthose
of less than two tons.
FOR SAL!
A pair of well bred fresh Durham
cows for quick sale. Apply to:
Ed. Haberer, Zurich.
FOR SALE
A fine 4 -year-old gelding horse,
weighing 1500, lbs, well broke; also
a heifer in calf. Apply to:
John Hey, Sr., Zurich.
NOTICE
TO LADIES!
We are 'now ready to do business
innour New .Beauty Parlor, in the
Oesch Block: We have installed„ a
new large modern Hairdryer and will
appreciate your patronage. Call 130
for appointments.
Mrs. E. Gasoho, Zurich.
We
\WANTED
PRODUCE, WANTED
are now in' a position to take
cream and eggs at my home at Zur-
ich, for which we will pay highest
market prices. We will grade your
eggs as we receive .them; and pay ac-
cording to grading. give us a trial.
First house south of Dominion Hotel
T. H. Meyers,• 'IXQW 116, Zurich.
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one stone, or
Welcome.
Authorities Agree
That tuberculous infection does
not, as a rule, take place in adult
life, but that the disease, breaking
out in later years, is an outcome of
child infection—the dormant germ
only awaiting some run-down con-
dition, some lowering of vitality, to
break into activity, authorities now
agree.
Children
ibleto infect on specially
is scarcely
a chance of escape if they. are al-
lowed to remain in the homes of
the tuberculous. We have, there-
fore, in this disease a vital child
problem. Guard them front contact
with consumptives. Keep them in
the fresh air day and night; cleanse
and nourish their bodies so that
they may grow up strong, healthy
men and w an
against consu ption will beewon int
For children already infected
there Is the Queen Mary Hospital
where they should be taken without
delay, for only through such treat-
ment as is afforded at this institu-
tion,
IthiseThospital fiseCmal recovery.
IargeIy by "voluntary contributions
—please, send your gift to George
A. Reid, Treasurer, Queen Mary
Hospital for Consumptive Children,
223 College Street, Toronto 2.
COUNTY NEWS
H Y M E N I A L ''telegram from his son, Mr. L. Vic -
j tor Hogarth, a patient at the Chris-
. Ari interesting - matrinioual event,/ tie St. Hospital, Toronto, extending
was celebrated in Zurich, on Satur- i s 'best wishes to all Prof W. R.
day morning, when at the Evangel-1Graham, of Guelph, an outstanding
ical parsonage Rev, E. Burn united
in holy weddlock, Marjorie, only dau-
ghter of Mr. and 1VIrs. John E.
Gascho of town to Mr. Orville Wit-
mer, son of Mr.- and Mrs. Sylvanus
Witmer. of the Babylon Line. Shortly
after the. marriage the happy young
couple left on a short honeymoon.
On their return 'to enrich they will
take up housekeeping in Zurich, The
Herald joins their many friends in
extending, congratulations_
WEATHER STILL COLD
Some very unwelcome cold weath-
er again visited us during the past
week; the mercury dropping consid-
erable below zero each night, but
to -day, Wednesday it is turning to
a little milder. Many citizens are
authority on poultlry in the provin-
ce of Ontario and he gave out many
hints on egg production for hatchery
purposes.
Board Meets
The Exeter Board of Education
held the inaugural meeting on Feb.
7 and rre-elected Wm. May as chair-
man and W. H, Dearing as vice-
chairman. Miss K. McFaul was re-
appointed secy-treas, and Miss Laura
Jeckell representative on the library
board .The heads of the various
committees are: Scholarship, Geo.
Lawson; finance, L. Day; insurance
R. N. Creech; fuel W. H. Penhale;
teachers' supplies, Mrs. B. W. F.
Beavers; building and grounds, S.M.
Sanderson.
Crashed Into Tree
complaining of the atilt costs bf A truck containing a load of pigs
the fuel being consumed, and it sure bound for Stratford, crashed into a
does take a lot. Many farmers are tree last Wednesday, near Mooxev lie
also becoming puzzled just how they
will pull their stock throughtill the.
grass will grow again this spring, as
it is surprising how much more the
stock will consume in cold weather,
and besides there is the rather short
crop last summer to consider. But
the sun is getting warmer, and only
another week and we will be into the
month of March when spring surely
will appear..,
Annual Meeting
The 58th annual meeting of the
Usborne Hibbert Mutual Fire In-
surance Company was held in the
Farquhar Hall Monday last. There
was a good attendance and the report
shows substantial increase in busin-
ess written during the year and the
amount of surplus on .hand, Policies
written in 1933 858 for an amount
of $i3,479,540. The net number of
risks at. .the close of the year were
2,775, amounting to $11,572,805 aiii
increase of over $367,000. The casks
on hand at the beginning of the year
was $9,293.16 and the year closed
with a balance of $22,540.20, The
amount of oases paid during tale year
,antouated to $7,376.72. The assets
''of' the company total $74,375.10 and
the net residue of premiums notes in
force is 8;298,713.50. The directors
whose term of offree had expired we-
re J. T. Allison and S. Norris and
on No. 4 Highway and scattered live
pork for a distance along the road.
The car was badly damaged, but the
occupants, Geo. Armstrong and son
Edward,, the latter driving, were not
hurt. The porkere were gathered
up, apparently not suffering much
from the adventure.
Plucky old Lady
A'woman of seventy or over liv-
ing up • in Kinloss, fell from a ladder
after having forked down hay to
feed her sstoek recently and broke
a leg. No one was around the place
and she pulled the ]ray over herself
and stayed there for a couple of
days or so, until a neighbor, hearing
that her :mail was not being- taken
from. the. mail box, investigated.
When an attempt was made to move
her she suggested that a few minut-
es longer wiuldn't hurt her and ask-
ed her- rescuers to feed the stock,
which had not been attended to.
Society Meets
The annual meeting of the Exeter
Horticultural' Society was held in
the reaading room of the Public Li-
brary, The report of the Secy-treas-
J..GG. Stanbury, sshowed that the so-
ciety was in a flourishing condition.
The membership last year was 78
and the balance in the treasury mo-
unts to over $200.00. The society
last year along with the Women's In-
stituto made considerable improve -
these were re-elected. Mr. Angus inerts to Riverview Park which pro.
Sinclair .was re-elected‘ president and veli to be an ;attractive snot for many
Simon D w, trice-presient. picnics,
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We have a full Line of
all the requirements of
School Supplies
PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC.
ALL AUTHORIZED TEXT BOOKS KEPT
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See Our Supply of Toilet
Preparations
Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Perfumizers,
Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pastes, and Brushes.
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FINE STATIONERY AND FOUNTAIN
PENS.
We also have, Saphine Anti -Moth Discs.
Dr, Al J1 MacKinnon, Zurich
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