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ITS MANY READERS ANI) ERIE NDS, AND MAY ' 1929: BRING,
MUCH PROSPERITY AND. HAPPINESS TO YOU AS WELL AS TO'
:CJS IS OUR EARNEST
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ITEMS Of' LO(.4,
M>,'S. Fred. Genttner spent Now
,'ears in, Da'shwoo1
M
r; Eldon Snelj left Wednesday
morning for Detroit. `
Mr. Samson ;• Colosky. of Dash-
wood spent the week with friends
in Zurich,
• Mr. Theo.. Wagner„ who spent
his holidays here returned to Wat
erloo Seminary.
Planting a mortgage oe a farm
is easy enough. The trouble is
to raise it.
Mr. and Mess, Hyo Schade of the
14th' con., May. entertained 'a num-
ber of their friends to a "'suMptu-•
ous fowl :supper op Tuesday .ev-
enieg after which all returned home
feeling much n satisfied.
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Egge ?..
Chickens, 5 -lbs.
.,`laickens, 4 -lbs,
under 4 -lbs
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We most cordially wish all our friends a Maly Christ-
mas and a happy and Prosperous New Yea,:. Good
Tropes beget Prosperity, Confidence begets Goad ,9 Times„
and Good Appearance begets Confidence. x
the New• Yoar•e n sh-
j.,ed ma it be w arke'.if :Wit II
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ixti:nuanee- of our f 'OA rily.
t sa.. e y - re 1
i.neery
wsl es •
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:1:Tataware ;.erel. a at
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This H"i;rald is going to. maka
a determined 'effo'it to clean upi the
subscription list. The labele were
all corrected to date on Jlau. 1st,
1924. ` If however, by a'nly change:
your Babel hs not ars it 'shou'ld be,
let ills knor%v 'at once. We are '.go-
+.ng to give all those who are con-
siderable back this one chance ito
pay. up', and then it will not be our,
fault if -some are risked to pay $,2
per year', and pperhaepse'some cos-
ts. • We know it is siinply neglect
on the part of many -but we can-
not live on neglect:
Hundreds of young . men. ore the
threshold of life are asking "what
Inust.,I do" The sons of farniers
look to elle city and many sons' `of
the city people are looking to the
country. There never was a time
when; the question was iso import-
ant. Living now mean's activity,
intent and persistent. Never was
there such Zie,d of careful prepar
ioni for life work as - now. The yo-
ung mat; whe does not prepare
hiinleif for his future profession en-
ters an u-1ov'n rata land will be
left far behir+'i. g The old appren-
tice systeei with all its evi'l's, was
a good training.
If you have annr visitors a .lc.
stamp on an unsealed envelope
will brine it to the Herald Office
Or a phone message is quiekerll
while we always 'have' a letter
box at our office door where you
-scan slip in your articles. We
would like a • few more corresp-
ondents. Should have one at
Blake, Dry:i+'1 'e, -St. Josepb and a
few more ,,uch places that have
a. finsbunch of visitors and hap-
penings and events nearly every
week. It i +i fine education and
if interestedprime and see us.
7c +TlMTN'ATIONS
HAY TOWNSHIP
The Hay 12p. nomination on
Monday afternoon passed off
very qui lle. The oid 1923 board
µill ale1 '"* s: -t ho reigns as fol-
lows -Reeve', E, F.Klopp• Council -
lore, L, H. Rader. A,. Reichert, 3,
P. Rau and 'AT. R. Dougall. _
'POLICE"• TRUSiTEES
The Police Trustees'. nomination
int he evenizag proved a more
sensational event, las con'iderabre
debating and discussing was done
Pive cenclidatea were nominated,
ae follows -Hy. Truelnn ear, Hy.
How akd, P. Haberer. Dennis Bed-
ard and ivi, Mcidinger. Ivir. How-
ald has resigned; while tele .rtm
aining four have qualified and will
stand for the election on Monday
January 7th,
STANLEY TP.
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.`hick, light. breeds 7
piens 5-1b. 12'
tlenws, 4 -lbs. '8
Ie,ies under 4-1bs. - - -4
Ducks 11
re keys _.. ........ •.... . ,:...•,16
leoee 8
cried apples per lb. 7c
. •utch Setts, per ib, .. .. ... 7c.
Potatoes per bag, t 95
Wheat per bushel ._ 35
Barley 55
eucltwheat 65
)Sts 40
''lour per cwt... 3.00-3.75
ihortsp er ton .. .,39.00
]ran per ton -- 28.00
Hogs ...,.'8.00
Nomination
POLICE VILLAGE OF ZURICH
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
given that a meeting-iof the Elec-
tors of the Police .Village of Zurich
will be held in the TOWN HALL,
ZURICH, on MOND.AY'DECEMBER
31,st, 1923.
At the, hour from 7.00 to 8.00 o'--
clock in the evening for the purp-
ose of, nominating candidates for
Police Trd's ,ee 1o'- the year 1924, and
a poll is demanded, ,a poll, will be
opened on. MONDAY, the 7th day
of -JANIJA.RY, 192.1, at the Clerk's,
Office,' in the Town Hall. Saicl poll1
be opened at 9 o'clock, a.m. until
a o'clock, p.m.
ANDREW F. HESS, •
• Returning Officer,
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teed at Zurich, this- 7th day of
Dec,_rnbe.i, 1923
What a Happy Disposition
And Muskoka Can Do
•
, Mary was • one of those popular
girls; Happy and busy, day an
night—just hadn't time to do any-
thing but .dance and skate and frolic,
no " time at all to take care of her
cough. Mary's f£tther was dead—the
family half suspected he died' of Con -
Btu -apt -bon. Suddenly: and tragically,
Consumption again stalked into thty'
home. Two sisters were stricken andn
within, a' few ' onths both rested in
thefamilyplot' on a high hill over-
looking Lake ; Erie. Mary's cold
ivouliln't be -shaken—it grew worse,
her temperature rose, and she be-
narne :very weak indeed. She was sent
to, the Muskoka Hospital for Con-
sunrptives, where skilled treatment,
fresh airand nourishing food are re-
storing her strength. •
The Doctors say her youth and
happy disposition will help her in the
battle against Tuberculosis. Now and
1 aaainher mother visits the hospital
land she Is very thankful indeed for
the'progress her only girl is making.
Contributions to aid Muskoka Hos-
pital in its work maybe sent to Hon,
W. A. Charlton,. 223 College Streets
Toronto.
No election, in Stanley will be:
held as the 1923 council goes in by
acclain-tion
STEPHEN i1T.
For Reeve -Alex. Neeb and John
Hay's.
For Deputy Reeve -John Harvie
Wrn, SW.eitzer and Reuben Goetz.
For •4 ouncillore-Geo. Penhale,
Won. S'troit'aer, Victor Snell •Solon
on1 Pollock; Isiah Teatreau, Reu-
ben Goetz.
Mother iUad to 13e .
Fated From Baby Boy
Little Jack is in a distant city. His
'other is many miles•away, and true
to the old saNing about distance leak-
ing the heart grow fonder, Jackie's
mailer longs and longs for a sight 02
her little mar. Now if it were duly a
case of miles and dollars she might
somehow or other oaano home occa-
sionally, but its rra,ore than that. She
'has Consumption.
'When she thinks of the once happy
trian,;ieti.._mother, father and child—
its mighty "hard to keep from tears.
.She won't let bacldy bring Tack down
to Hee her, despite the tug at the
heart strings.' "No," she says, "Jackie
must not come, he might get con -
sin -option, trio." So Jack liVes• writh
his grandmother,nrdnether Daddy Works in a
tnacliiiie shop, and mother 15 faith-
+idle• obeying do .toi''s and nurse's or-
Jei•s at the Muskoka 'Hospital for
Consumptives She hopes to be home
For •Chr lstneu 11 eit.irv. and happy.
Colitributions tt, aid Muskoka Hos-
pital in its work raay he sent to l•'ton.
W A. OI'sulton, +23. C.o1ie^'e Strs".et,.
ISLETHOUGHT'
...FOR TODAY,W.,
Bible Thought -a memorized will pro -re a
• priceless heritage in anter rearm. ...
But I .say unto youe, that every
idle, word ` that _men, -shalt speak,
they shall' give account thereof.
44-4
There shall be no light there
and they need no candle), neither,
the'ligh of the Lauri.; for titaLo.d,
Goad • givetli them thein light; and
they. 'she'll reign; for ever and ev-
er. -Rev. 22;5. -
Let the wicked forsake his way
and tthe unrighteous man his 'thou-
nate; .rid let hire return unto the
XLbrd aradl11"e avill have mercy up-
on 'liiT4 5fld to our G'ocl. dor be will
abulidantly p.1_+clo'o -Is. 55;7
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Even, the Spirit of truth; whom'
the \voi-ld cannot n ceivee, because
it ^ :teff him ,notf, n'ither;knoweth
lire; but ;ye know hie,,; fel' be der -
F
�e1letli' with you, and a_.•.r.i11 be ,in
yee."•-J0h1i, • 1.1.,'1.7
T lv^n� shallt .ha lame men leap as
a, 1ic'rit "md the tongue of the
dune) peen sin;, for in the wild -
erne a 'h<ill- waters break out, and
ett:.+a'n e 111 the desert, ---lel, 35,d.
Al) things whatSereVe + ye would
that nti-' do unto yout do ;ye. even
iso- to theta , for this is the law and
the pi'ophets,--Matt. 7;12
The eyes of all wait upon thee.
1'a, 145;15;
l: hereda y, 4suua'ry Srd,
Ma store Mill tin Liinr31 01311 Dis j nt
To.Oar many Customers -and.
Friends We extend a
Happy New Year
MEL!eK&BRJ4[NN
PHONE 63
I T' ANK YOU
.''Por the Confidence placed in -me during 1923 and hope to
' merit the ,same during 1924.
POR YOUR INVESTMENTS .DURING THE 'COMING YEAR
eROQSE
Huron and Erie Debentures 5 1.4 per cent
Canada Trust Co. Debentures 5 1.2 per
cent
MY MOTTO;. --SERVICE AND SAFETY
Andrew F. 'Hess, - Zurich
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raining ansi uecoraueg•
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