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ARY PUBLIC, ETC.
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ate.'Square, GODERICR, Ontario,
Special- Attention to Coiancel and
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Wants, For Sale; Lest,
Fetand Notice, Etc. Ads
tutta 450.111108
FOR SALE
. Bolmes may be consulted at A female Pereheron, sucking colt,
fOoderdeh by Phone, and Phone for quick sale, apply to;
chargee reversed. .3 d -ward. Haberer, Zurich.
Dr. 11. IL COWEN
L.D.S. D D S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOO1t--ZURYCHI
:Salary Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At HARTLEIB'S 33LOCK,
DASHWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday
Licened Auctioneer
For Huron and Middlesex
AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
:tact any Auction Sale, regardless
as to size or article to sell. I solicit
gour business, and if not satisfied r::,
take no charges for Services Pen -
Adored.
ARTHUR WEBER --Dashwood
ttnone 13-57.
Zurich,' Po -pular
MEAT MARKET
STRAYED
Strayed, .from Lot 6, Concession
Hay Township, a red heifer with
horns. Finder kindly notify;
Wm_ F. Alexander, Hensall, phone
82 r 13.
FOR SALE'•
Two rebuilt DeLavat creahi sepirr-j
at:ors, for quick ,sale; apply: to,
L. A. Prang,, ,Zurich.
NOTICE
We are ready to do ` your Disc
plowing at $2.00 per acre.
C. Schrag, Zurich.
FOR QUICK SALE
A few new walking plows in stock.
Will sell to clear at a Bib Reduction
for cash.
L. Prang & Son. Zurich.
FOR SALE
A Combined Player Piano and
Piano delivered to your door for
$200.00. Cost $750.00, complete
with 30 rolls and bench. The finest
piano in
Let Us supply you with the
very Choice of Fresh and Cur-
Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Etc., _ always..
on hand... Kept.
fresh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
; Wool, Hides and Skins
Yuugblut Son
SERVICE
Why We have the Beater
,Class of Customers
VOW CLASS GOODS, U. 3.
GOODY TIRES ' . By virtue of a warrant issued by
SA't''I'EitIES,� MOBILE OIL, M t To Wit
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TUBES'VELURE OI 'the B,eeve of the Township 3 of Hay
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GENUINE IQNIGNITIONfarts, Hohning and Mechenica1 Wor=.•
Anne to Micrometer Settings,
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a as work. Watch the cars that
STOP at WEIN'S, They aYe all }UGH
CLASS CLIENTELE.
this country.
F. W. Hess, Hensall, Ont.
WANTED
PRODUCE WANTED
TED
We are now in a position to take
cream and eggs at my home at Zur-
ich, for which we will -eay 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, Phone 116, Zurich.
Treasurer's Sale of Land
For Taxes
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
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JASHWOOD -- ONTARIO
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance. Co,
OF WOODSTOCK
flE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
JAL CO1.IPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO.
Amount of
nsura $17,830,729.Rin Dec.
31st,
' Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
=221,978.99•
eta.—$4.60 per $1,000 for 3 years
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aed all kinds of Fire Insairauce
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:;Do not feed Fowl same srrorning
when brought in.
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—CASH. FOR—
CREAM ANEGGS
W. O'Brien
Phone 101, Res. 94, Zurich
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bearing date the 13th. day of Sept-
ember, 1934, sale of lands in arrears
of taxes in the Township of Hay will
he held at my office, Zurich, Ontario
at the hour of ten o'clock in the
forenoon on Saturday, January 5th
1935, unless the taxes and costs are
sooner paid:,
Notice is hereby given that the
list of lands for sale for arrears of
taxes is being published in The Ont-
ario Gazette on• October Gth; Nov. 3,
and Dec. lst, 1934, and that copies
of the said list may be nad at my
office.
Treasurer's Office, this 9th day of
October, 1934. t26
A. F. HESS, Treasurer.
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LOCAL
f !CH 1.1} `" AU)_
Or. A. 3. MacKinnon made a bus
inese call to Buffalo last week, .
Mr.. and Mrs, John P. Rau, V5 re
recent visitors with their children irk
Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hey of 110
troit spent the week -end with his par-
ents
arents in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O'Brein and
Olive and Miss J. MacDonald motor-
ed to London on Saturday.
Mr. Wallace Ross of near Bruce -
field was a Sunday visitor at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith.
Mr, and Mrs. William J. Manson,
and family of Penetang, Ontario,
Sp'e'nt` the week -end at .his former
home on the Goshen line.
,Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scotchme;r
of Bayfield were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Albrecht.
The Evangelical Ladies' Aid will
have their annual public service next
Sunday evening, to which a general
invitation is given.
Mrs. William Bassow of the Bron-
son line celebrated her seventy-eigth
birthday at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. McAdams on Sunday. A
fowl dinner was served in her honor
with fifteen guests in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jeffrey Sr., of
the 16th concession, Hay Township;
are at present moving from their
farm where they have resided for a
goodly number of years, -CO their
smaller place on the J13Iue Water
Highway, a half mile south of St.
Joseph. Their son, Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Jeffrey, who have occupied
this puce for some time, have moved
en the farm on the 16th concession.
Mr. E. F. I{lopp, Secy-Treas. of the
Zurich Agricultural Society is at pres
ent paying out the prize monies for
the 1934 prize winners. Mr. Klopp
advises us that the list is about the
--ame as in former years, between
X400. and $450., but a most regret-
table part of it is that most of the
;none;, gocs'eo.ay the eonunuu
ity, a, the local people did not ex-
hibit as heavily this year as in some
jorniee y,eirs and . •,,eeequence
the o.'t.iders came_ .:r and won the
prizes.
Mrs. John AIf,reeht is visiting a
few days in Bayfield this weer:.
Rev. E. Burn was called to. South
Easthope on Thursday of last week
to preach at the funeral of his fri-
end, Mr. Peter' flerrlich,
Rev. and Mrs. E. Tuerkheim are
"riding a few days at Hamburg al-
.attending the conference at that
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:I;XALL ONE CENT SALE, this r
Wed., Thurs., Friday and Sat
uraay, at Hemphill's Drug Store,'
Hensall, Ont. I ih
Mr. and Mrs. Kuno Hartman and err
children Cecelia and llitle Raymond; '
Mr. and Mss. Fred Ducharme of the,
t
Blue Water Highway, visited the ti
past week with friends in Detroit,
Tilbury, Chatham and Wallaceburg.
Mr. John Dinsmore of Anoryd:,
Sask., and sister, Mis., Emma •
more of London, who have been vis-
rting friends here for a time were
visitors •with Mr. William Lamont
and daughter Jane, one clay last,
eek.
A goodly number of our hunters
are busy during their spare time in Pr
trying to round up the wild geese +�
which seem quite numerous this fail, 2
but -o far have been very hard to
s..out. Quite a number of hate have
been shot, but fowl is ha: -d to get.
The first fall of snow visited these
part.; on Saturday of last week, and
we have had considerable snow ever
since, with the weather turned to
much colder than last week, but with
this snow s .11s very little frost has
-been experienced. If we can recall,
last year we had snow much earlier
in the season and tire '`ollowin,g by
some real nice, weather, and we c.-3
looking for some more nice weather
this fail yet.
Hensall Resident Passes
Mrs. Loretta Miller, widow of
J. Miller of Windsor, who had been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Jinks of Hensall, died last week in
Seaforth Hospital where she had be-
en taken to undergo an operation,
Surviving are two sons and a daugh-
ter, two sisters and three brothers
W.
Died in the West
Mrs. S. J. Latta, (39, wife of Sam-
uel J. Latta, former minister of e'iu-
cation, died at Regina last week from
what was first thought to he a mire:.
illness. Mrs. Lytta was the eidee cia.-
a titer of the late Captain' 1 ovcT:1;
1-I -Y M E N 1 A L of the Merchant Service, London,
A quiet matrimonial event was E:agland. She was married m Lond-
held at the Evangelical parsonage, .on, Ont. in 7.887, where Mr. Latta
Zurich, when Rev. E Burn united -in was teaching school, and later lit.'s 1.
weddlock, on October 20th, Mr. in Zurich where he also taught. In
Arniel Fisher of the. 16th concession ,'1905 they moved west.
Hay Township and Miss Verde; dau- •
New Permits at $2 on Sale..
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard • Bakerl+ ,
of Dashwood. The happy young co`u-'r•New liquor permits for those who
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plc will reside. in Hay Mrs. J. s W.
quench their thirst with hard liquor
Mrs. H. G. Hess, e motored
rather than the lighter bevc toes,1
net and Miss Tuesday Rader i.are now on sale, as the old licenses
to Crediton eve. and enjoy -.'are expired with October and a new
fowl 'license will have to be had to begin
,aye feet of November which is the
:sual price of $2.00. This year,
howeve•', single purchase permits
i11 he oered at 25 cents each. This
single permit will allow the purchase
•if' a bottle or so at one time. This
is for the convenience of theses who
arse liquor only in emergencies or the
man who wants to mal --e a purchase
but has left his regular permit at
home. Toth the $2.00 12 -month per -
nut and the 25 -cent single purchase
permit will be sold to tourists. The
25 -cent single purchase card will be
an advantage for tourists for only a
short time.
ed
the
supper.
Storm Ties Up Goderich Port
Whipped by a strong northwest
wind, a heavy sda was- running on..
Lake Huron al Saturday nine. Storm
signals were hoisted early Saturday
and kept up Sunday. The grain fre-
ighter Aycliffe Hall, which arrived
of port at 6.30 p.m. Saturday, 'ria,5
unable to-.cn:er the harbor ae.i lay
two miles off shore for over six ho
urs, when sha moved across the lake
to Harbor Beach on the American
shore, for shelter.
To Fill Second Car
A carload of foodstuffs for Wet -
ern relief was loaded at Exeter de-
pot on Monday and Tuesday or: last
week The farmers of the community
and others have made a most gener-
ous response to the appeal and as a
result a well-balanced car is on its
way west. The farmers in the Dash-
wood vicinity made a splendid contri
bution. The response was so great
that one car was not able to hold it
all and awo-thirds of another car
load is in storage at the station. A
second car has been ordered and it is
expected to be• loaded this week.
CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST
The seventh annual County Cham-
pionship Public Speaking Contest
and, fourth annual Spelling Match
were conducted in the auditorium of
the Clinton Collegiate Institute, or,
Saturday afternoon, Oct. 27th. A re-
citation contest was also conducted in
which the contestants were pupils of
second class and under in Public
School. Cash prizes of $4, $3, $2, $1.
were awarded to the four high pupils
in the Spelling Match and Recitation
Contest. The remaining contests re-
ceived a consolation prize of 50c
,each. Book prizes were .awarded the,
three high pupils in the speaking con
test and book prize to the remaining
four contests. Mr: Geo. Spotton, M.
P. for .North Huron was in attend-
ance and presented a handsome Sil-
ver cup to the winning pupil in the
Public Speaking contest. .tar. W. H.
Golding, M, P., South Huron, gave a
cash donation towards the cash prize
Charles Atchison of Grand. Bend
School. Fair was the winner of the
Public Speaking Contest. It is ex-
pected that he will compete hi the'
Guelph District Public Speaking Con
test which will be held at ' the Ontar-
io Agricultural College, Guelph, Bil-
lie Stewart of Dungr neon won the
Recitation contest; and Dorothy Robb
rf Auhurn, won the Spelling Mct.;la
contest.
Lutherans Not in Favor of
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Liquor Traffic
Savannah, Ga., Oct, 24—Pledging
itself to oppose the "insidious evils
and dangers of the liquor traffic," the
United Lutheran Church in America
closed its ninth biennial convention
'•oday with a vote to meet in Colum-
bus, Ohio, in 1936. The church ord-
ered publication of educational liter-
ature on temperance in the movem-
ent. The church also reaffirmed re-
iolutions to call upon the whole
Christian Church to seek world peace
Action on the question of seating
•;voxrien delegates in the church coun-
cils and convention was sidetracked
for two years. Dr. C. Hein, president
'of .the American Lutheran Church,
offered the greetings of his church to
the convention with resolutions urg-
ing steps in the direction of closer
affiliations between the two bodies.He
declared that the "prime issue is
mutual recognition and pulpit and
altar fellowship."'
Young children easily catch cold.
So Mrs. Russel Ward, of Hilton
Beach, Ont., wisely says; "If 1
notice that there is any sign of a
cold I give Baby's Own Tablets
and find they are a great help."
Thousands of mothers do the same
not only for colds but for fretful-
ness, indigestion, constipation,
teething troubles, colic, upset
stomach and so on. Baby's Orn
Tablets aro safe and sure in reliev-
ing childhood's coii,mon ailments.
Price 25e.
Dr.Witliatns',,ii
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Cold Days are here again, and provision rraust
be made with suitable Fuel to leap the home
warm and cosy. We can supply practically all
the calledfor grades -of Coal and Coke with prices
very moderate... Let us fill your Bin!
STOOK FOODS
Keep your Stock and Poultry Healthy this Winter
by using Our Various Brads of Stock and
Poultry Foods, and Laying Mashes. None
Better on the Markets To -Day!
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and plow points to fit any make of machine.
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