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AARAISTR*, SOLICITOR,, NOT-
ARY PUBLIC,
einem, Hamilton Street Jan mz•'
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11118•0011 atteetion tea eteanael one
Conn Work,
Holmee ploy be etessalleed at
roich by Phelie and > one
charged Greve.
Dr. H. H. COWEN
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DENTAL SURGEON
Ant DRITZ BLOCK„ ZURICH dee-
ten Thursday, Friday` and Sa►lxas-
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. ;hRTLE1B'8 BL ."K, Iles'H'WOO 3
IUTUAL LIFE
OF NEW 'CORK
- CO31PLET!` PROTECTION
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'LIBERA'L DIVIDENDS
Rte. HESS meal Agent
PUT YOUR
Wants" For Sale, host,
Foundncip Notice, Etc. Ad*
IN THIS 'COLUMN;
STRAYED.
Ucato the farad of Mr. Z. »ea-
larcliee, Har Township, a two-
ear -old heifer Owner can
have sank by proving property
and paying all expenses. Apply to
Ti•.os Meyers. Zurich.
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A-U-C�T-I40..Fsls
oppAlamiorr -
eisadnate Cas 9 ilii. Toe Net -
a1 School of Auettleziertinik.
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for Registered- Llvie
Breeds), '.Perms in keeeeing
edt .prevailing ggieea, Choice
,S vetals four sale. Mill enol, lag
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laere 1;9,--93 i
'eerier ACIIIMET
'FOB HURON & Dy "DLE ,EX
1131, IN A P43`SIT `ON SO COlN-
t 93<aii unction asap, +eeaaedlei
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- NOTICE.
My accounts are now ready for
sods parties who . aowe pee, and
would appreciate a' wall :very
much. .V V. Siebert.
FARM HELP FOR 1028
Order xpori` need, German asp
nal:log farm help, all pay thei2
own faro. Order men, girls or
lam6ri�os.. 'den to get $t8 to $20;
girls froarJ, $i5 to $18 per month
This is by new arrangements with
� utlhnritkJ%
Apply Rev. K. f3retzenger,.
Port Elgin, Ontario
LOST
A sittrali;' Collie Dog. :Finder 'pl-
ease notify Mr, Tell. Mi,ttlehooltz,
turicb,;. Ont,:
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FOR
- FOR SALE
I have riumeer of , choice'
Milk cows that I am• loitering for
sale. God Value. SoL Gingen,
C,ee lien $oasth, Hay Tp.
FOR SALE
Pedigrees Yoekshire hog, bed
by Exetheurs NNephews, .Sur -
ford, Ont, Apply to W: Alex-
ander, le `ratsafl Phone 6—glee
FOR SALE
Goon herr s i�vo with
qtr �+i� or er.„3,r_-lt� nal. i pipes for.
9 •Rrilt yoalr bis na a# mot .aaje„ t L 'valets&; apply tit Plefr-,
,Dtflatl will melee no ,err ea 3oz'.°alai Office
"Arthur Weber,, ei -e„s ievee4,
filliteelie literf. LOST
A fax Iar?Lallcl un Dee. 2nd, lir
�_ •suaanp, �;ieer Bert Peck's, has br-
• aiegle9iele8' ailerga1N'8f town head •ancl earn, white stripe
down ,foorelaead,b leek and tan.
0patch on baelt, balance white. Any in a fine location, The editor
Zurich Phil
Lt NEW
The public School re -opened on
Tuesday after the holidays with
the forager efficient teaching stair
Miss Gwenctlene Clarke of Blake.
its spending a, fee Jaye with > Mr,
and Mrs. E. Weida.
Mr. and Mra. W. P. +Prawn anu
fa.niily of Forest, who spent tee
past week at the home of .Mr. Wee
Lamont, returned to Forest
Dre. P. J, O'Dwyea. and A-, J.
MacKinnon, performed an operat-
ion on Mr. Allan $chr'ag on T:uei-
day foe the removal of .tonsils,
A great many •of people ,from
Detroit, motored over over the
week -end to 'celebrate the hell -
day, ane practically all had to
return without their autos, and
axe returning. by railway.
The public dance, which was
to be held in the town Ball, on
Tuesday, evening, Lias been post-
poned for one week, Tuesday Jan-
uary 10th, this event will bo. held
Miss Mary Gelinas, accompanied
by Miss Eleanor Cook, of London;
spent the holidays with the for-
mer'a parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jot
Gelinaa, `
We congratulate Mr. Gordon
Turnbull, a former Hay Township
boy, who has been Reeve of 'Park-
hill the past twa yeas, and `has
received his appointment for the
term by. acclamation.
What would he a `great eon-
venience these clays would be if
everybody had the !same mind and
'ambition to get out .and ;shove'
the snow off the sidewalks. [t
would certainly he a great con-
venience for getting around.
The announcement was made
the other day that Clayton 'Dodo'
Hoffman Of Galt, had• bean ap-
pointed manager of the Galt 0,
H. A. intermediates, He has ;be-
en in charge the past Week and
'the first gams was with Kitchener
last Thursday. Clayton':i many: -
Zurich friend's congratulate hini.on
this new appointment,
A real estate deal of some i[n-
portance was transacted last we-
ek, when Mr. Wm Lamont of
the village piirchaaed from, Mr.
A. A. Weber the fine dwelling
property on Victoria street;, for-
merly owned by A..Melic,k , and
built 'by Mr; C. Hartleil, 113r,
Lamont hi'3 a fine property- and
brie knows ,about lei" wheareabou,3 joins the rasher neigh,boi5 in e -
iu ly notri'y �7. A, Meyers Zur-
,
It a CELhotel
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lbetilleatek have Ante fororo. Are'
thiog dole in the teamine, Aline.
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POU LT
WANTED
Mama es en day t S 31s',del eik,ic ata,.
giNk,mit feed fowl elan* rear t` itti;g
brought in.
%Ilea Cask Pik'es
44sriG%--
: Cream and Eggs
12 W (9 ;: Heti"
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telefitarte 114 :Pavia
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FOR SALE -
A good 8-ineli flat plate grind
1-er, very cheap. L, Prang,
TEACHER WANTED
Prateatant Teaelier wanted for.
e S. No. 3, Hay Township. I3wt-
es to ecommenee beginning of
11e2e x!11 ,a:ppli rants :net apply
in person to Ctiraet Jacobe, Secy.
;Parr Line, Hey. Address, R. R..
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NIAfAh t. LIME
We have bean Appointed Ag-
ents for The New :unproved Cai-
:eite Brand Liar,^at•one.ovar 997,, pure
If in need of Lime trt fertilizer for
;spring 1923, CGet our prieea before
buying e:trywhere, seour order so:-
s"cited. •
13I.ZS: THE BEST USE LESS
RADER et etl)Hh. STON
We candy e complete line ' of
Poultry supplies, Cod Liver Oil,
Oyster Shells, Beet Meal, Bone
Meal, Laying Weal and all Royal
Pimple xepaediee •
;Ciogarth .Baby k°.;oicl: Hatchery,
Phone 41 3, Exeter, ,Ont.
The Imperial Life
Assuranee to. o, Uauatca
HEAD OFFICE TORONTO
E. E. Wuert1--Agent
ZURICI.i . Plaon 11-8i
Guarantee and Aecirlent Insurance,
%de it a,ud Steengeet Co. in Qanada
COAL 1928
`.r OP. IC_), 1 4-0070 i''I'g 'OR TER
O: N
Sor nton Coal
Coke Pocahontas
and Soft Coal
t10010 3'UPPI:+" ' ON HAND
Bial iD N —non QI.t1ob1
RAVIN
pressing :their appreciation of, Mr.
Lamont in their midst.
- Mt. George Thiel, our local liv-
ery pian, who has recently ' beer;
given the contract to carry -•,.,ia•e
mail and express from Zurich oto
Hensel), cs inmeneed his duties an
Monday, .and sure got a good in
etiation, with the snow hanks and
heavy reads•, but he has the equip-
ment rain of shine, or Malt Rinds of
• roads, On :Monday morning he
was obliged to use three �siei hs
to transport the pti.,.seagei' ..
Sorry to report that Mies Lulu
Albrecht, our local Te'epraone Can
tral manager, is confined to her
bed 'with an attack of appendic-
lairs,
MILLER—KELS l.'EI ts,
A happy matrimonal event was
celebrated at St. Peter's Cathedrel,
London, on Tuesday, Dece giber 27
when Miss Velma I4e.stein or Lori -
don Ways limited in Holy elarti-
many to Mr. Daniel Miler, i;so o`•
that city, ,and son of Mr. Williarii
Miller, of Zirrichh Mae Vara--
bel Kelston of London ar l Mr.
Gordon Miller of Zurich, acted as
witn;s•i. The happy y oung cor-p:c
will reside in the city of ,t:onclon,
The Herald joins their ninny Zur-
ich friends. ju eitten ding congratu-
lation's,
During the past few weeks,and
especially week we have hen very
sorry that ou.r newsprint haa net.
been up to usual form, We do
not put the blame on the P., 17 .
but our typesetting machine lead!
become considerable out of ad -1
justnient, as well a3 our press also
needed attention. But adjust.-
ents and repairs on as delicate
work: as printing usually takes
,sono time, and so if the Herald's
print tlai'G week is not just up to
beat form, kindly bear with us a
few weeks until we can locate the
troubles and correct them. We
have been considering purclia,ii ;
a larger typesetter, but this Woe
uld involve a few throusand='=of
dollars, and the investment we
think is too large for a business
the size :rl the Herald's.
This part of Ontario was in -
Weed greeted with ,sone real old
Canadian winter, over the eveele-ii
lend Ana .we .cent t e eePed ,e real
blizzard, with large piles of the
beautiful white covering the
grating, accouipenied by rather
cold and near -zero Weather, anti
this storm . is being followed by
even colder temperature • and
more snow, and the .fellow who
last fall predicted that we would
hat's a very mild winter, and
eat our Chrietlnaa dinner on eur
ttgreen£ at present
Retells,
anwe ieyi no
hear front hint till next falh and
when this Winter weather is a_
bout forgotten. However, 'tee
have decided to take it as it comes
and think of the old adage, "That
a good hard winter, Is folio'it•ed
r'* a heavy- summer crop."
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CONTRACT LET
The contract for the 'worl. in
connection 'with the dredging of
the Aux Sauble River, under the
than of drainage approved by
the Township .Colleen of McGilli-
vray, it is announced, has been let
to Broderick Bros., of Welland,
whose bid of $29,605 was consid-
ered the most reasoonabie of more
than half a dozen received; ,The
tenders ranged from $3Q,000 too
$88,000. The engineer's esiitnet?
amounted to $45,0'10. The' drain-
age sehome calla for the. dredging
of the river to a diatance of sortie
se',en miles .upstream 1'roin Grand
Bend to a width of" 40 to 45 feet
Plans and ape l le -:tee .a wale pee -
payee by F. W; e arneontbe, civil
engineer..
The Amusement Tax, law am-
endment, providing for the abol-
ition of tax on all amu:iements wh-
er;! th(! Cherie° 'ie not more than 25
cents cann in:o effect on Nov, 1st,
last, Regarding exemptions for
patr;otie, charitable, religious and
educational entertainments al:ON-0
25 cents, none of these are exempt
from the Arnuseinant Tax, nor are
any churches, societies or other or-
gani!aions ex?rrpt if an adreiss'on
charged or fee collected unless
prior tot he holding of entertain-
ment a letter has been obtained
from the Amusement Tax branch
of the Treasury Dept., granting
exeption,
HILLSGREEN
Keith Love, who now I anits as
't Lieutenant, i:R spending iu3h?[oli-
day at the horse of hi'' parents,
Mr, and Mrs, Love, Hillsereen.; he
is a graduate of Ei:oter high •Seh--
ool and has for the past Vivre.
year:; been attending Western Un-
iversity,
The Christmas entertainment
held in the church on Dec. 20, was
largely attended, ail taking their
parts in the udiial manner. The
tre^ was beautiful decorated and
was very attractive , with its
many presents,
Lorne Eller of Northern Dritario
is visiting with Mr, and Mrs. J.
Cochrane and family.
M, a. Clark, of Detroit, and Tapas
Mary Hagan, of London are sp.-
ending ,tl-r^ holidays with 'their
mother, .Mrs. J. Hagan,
The school entertainment .hold
at S, S. N a,3, Hay, ,on Dec. 22nd,
was largely attended, Tho pro-
gramme which zF n3 given by ,tlio
child -en of the section and the
older ones in assistance, was
very fine. Also the well laden
d Chr..tmaa tree with Santa C:uu„
aftet which the following address
and presentation Miss Dorothy
We;sh. Dear Priend;--We, the
ratepayers of S. S, No. 3, Hay,hav-
ing had the pleasure of your corn-
pany:socially and serviees and
ability as ,teacher, with approval
far the last number of years, we
cobras' this opportunity on the
ev' iof our relation with you as
teaches, being 'severed by your
rrs•;;nalion, to present to you •this
°sift as e small token of rem•em-
lerenec and respect which we bear
to, you, and tPust you 'Fill not
leek upon it Ler, its intrinsic value,•
but rather • you will consider the
feelings which prompted its be-
ratowa1. With best wishes for
your "future welfare. Signed on
behalf of the School Section — G
•Jacobi, Secretary. irii.es D. Wel'ah
then thanked' the school .section
very kindly. .f
Ganada exported $4,7 78,000 worth
of cheese to various countries dur-
ing the month of October, an In-
crease of $1,224,000, over the total
value of cheese exported in October,
1922. The United Kingdom was by
far the largest consumer taking
215,000 cwt., valued at $4,634,000.
According to an announcement oe
Hon, E. H. Armstrong, Premier of
Nova Scotia ani Minister of Mines,
the coal prod.ietian or bis province
for this year will reach at least
6,200,000 tons, an increase over last
y'04r's production of 4,642103 cane
-of Mere than 1,600,000 tons; The
otttl;;olt for 7924 is. encouraging,
The Prince of Wales, un:ess inter..
fered with by affairs of state, in-,
tends to make annual visite to his
Alberta ranch,. William Carlylleet
superintendent of the T. P. Itanc;,
±old the members of the Canadian
Society of Technical Agriculturists
in addressing than at Toropto re=
Fur traders in the distant parts
of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Brit-
ish Columbia, ordinarily weeks and
months from mail service, are now
getting regular quotations on furs
from the Calgary Herald's radio
hrea feasting service.
The annual winter carnival ab
Banff, which is yearly becoming'
more popular and is atteaetth f
giiotiing enthusiasts froie all poets
of the continent, will be held Feb.
ruary 2-9, 1924, ,while the Banff
annual •bonspiel will,take place Feb-
ruary 4-9.
Aaoordii g to estimates made by
tbe Rt. Rev. Dr. G. Exton Lloyd,
Bishop of Saskatchewan, hat pros=
ince has 'room for another empire
north of Prince Albert and North
ldattleford. The bishop has just
cotn01oted a six weeks' tour of the
Iinaits of settlement in his diocese,
covering 2,,400 miles, and estimates
that homes and livings for 250,000
could be provided in the country zea,
fcrro:t •�•
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