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Our Accounts are ready and were due on
January lst, 1924. All accounts not called
for within a week will be ,bailed. We would
ask all .ur Customers owing us to favor us
with prompt settlelent of Accounts either by
cash or note.
Our Wholesale bilis must be paid within
30 Days, and We are therefore unable to carry
overdue accounts in our books.
J. ASCHO ,SON
Produce Wanted Phone 67
Zurich's Garage
BATTERIES! BATTERIES!
We are again handling the LX. L
Battery
IF IN NEED OP A. BATTERY BETTER CALL AND SEE US
.WE MAKE A. SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON - YOUR OLD
BATTERY
WE GUARANTEE. OUR PRICES TO COMPARE WITH ANY OTHER*
QUALITY AND SERVICE CONSIDERED
We also handle the fatuous U. S. L.
Battery
A CiOMPLETE. LINE OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES AND GEN-
81II3E FORD PARTS ALWAYS ON HAND
NOW IS THE 'TIME TO HAVE YOUR CAR REPAIRED. OUR.
POLICY. IS FIRST HERE, FIRST SERVED. •COME EARLY AND
„AVOID THE RUSH. AVE ARE EXPERTS ALONG :THIS LINE AND
CAN 'ATTEND TO YOUR NEEDSAXY ACTYLIN WELDING
BATTERY CHARGING
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Ono small cottage en ;earthle
better than a dozen large caaleein
the ai.r -
IIem'y 'Ford's paper sa'ye that
tobacco its killing too Many peo-
ple and ehould be put oat ;of bus-
iness.
"Mother at l clad are left to do
all the work, because the children
hove been manicuring their finger
nails."—Agnes MacPhail, M. F•,
The Clinton News Record editor
tools a tuntuble on an icy -walk on
Tuesday last and sutltainefd a fr-
acture ref the lef t wriest,
Isn't that January thaw just a-
bout due? '
`Ch'^ Ev. Lutheran Su idlay Sch-
ool has •a 1d^r a few more .tei eh-
TM5 to ins, .staff, They'.,are
Me.:er's: TT. Eiekmeier; Win. • S?.:
Jnhneton and D. 'St..tubusi. ' The
next teachers' meeting will be
la�acl 'iVTonday evening, Jan •29th.
Th tonic . tonic of the eveningshall, be
The •Death •and :Resurreetion of ,The
•Body. c •
darkev r mh op one night
al a revival meeting and said-;
"13ri" 1dees and sisters, you knows
an' I knows dat I. ,ain't been what i
I oreht"r• If nein. I'se robbed hen!
roosts. a'v1 stole hogs, an'•1oeiies
an g(t cl.funk an' shot craps, an'
cus•'•l an' swore, but I thank the
Loy:). filer's one thing I ain'"q nebber
dano; 'I ain't nebber lost niah
religion,"
The holidays in 1921 tall on the
fo" 1 ring dates; Good Friday, Ap
til y8 h; Empire. Day, • So"urday
M.' 'r, 21th; King's Birthday. Tiles -a
d^fir" June 3rd; Dominion Diay Tu -
ed -v July 1st; Labor Day. Mon-'
day, Sept.1st; Thanksgiving Day
1VIen•1'1y, November, 10th. and Chr
isl• n as Day, Thursday. December
25th. Locally our rr-i rchants will
ht,'l •
take. a half -holiday on Thurs
day nftern.00n in addition •to the
above. M1 c
FEBRUARY ROD AND GUN
There. is interesting reading for
every 'sporteeaan in the February
issue of Rod and Gun in- piana.da,
including as it does stories and art-
icles dealing with deer and aii,00se
hunting, fishing and canoeing. pho-
tographing wild life, animal stories -
guns and ammunition, •talks on :out-
door life articles on trapping: anal
an in'tereeting kenpel department.
"A Diary of the Limbezlost Hunt-
ing Club" by -Harold Tiariton rs an
good account' of this. flourishing
club a.nrtl i 'swritted ,an an,,originel
style,.• B•onuycastle Dale .%he„-weli
known: Canadian natunalist[.af, Nova
Scotia. con;tinuesl his ,article o i '':C'a 'n
era Hunting' before,' het :Se'ason .op
enist in Nova Scotiie which i5 write
tent with the author's ei,se and ab-
ility which inakes his contributions
outstanding. "An Indian Enoch
Arden, by Martin Hunter is an in -1
toresting. yarn; while "Touring eth.
Wilderness by Ro'y Brayley 7s 'pan'
article dealing with the outfit .lies-,
essary for a trip into the wilds
Which will be "of interest to `all
W. Winson has his first 'article "Bim
rd and Maii which opens a ser-
les on Canadian Birds, a subhject
on which this writer is an authority •
M. U. Tiates.1, a trapper of . long
experience hos his department fit
led with interest for hte trapper,
while F. V. Williams has coutrib-
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ut:ed an, amusing account of "A. Tal
Twice Told." WI. C. Motley and,
F. H. Walker are also :repreiented
with good departments, the field
trials forming an especially int-
eresting feature of "Kennel"; 'Guns
and Ammunition is particularly la
rge this month with first class art-
iele's by E. T. D. Francis, Ashley
Haines, --Fred. J Stiff. and a large
nuarnber of queries and answers..
STANLEY TOWNSHIP... -
Mr. Harry Hayter 'spent a few
day's visiting his relatives in Ste-
phen. . r'
Mr, Bert Peck was token sudd
only i1Y :i week with an attack
of
apnerelicitiec he -was taken to
Seafoe'h m Saturday and 'Oper-
ated
oper-ai ei .yof as a:i at time of writing ie
doing nicely.-
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LOCAL MARKETS
ce oi'reeted Every Wednesday)
totter ...35
eggs ?. ..45-65
',reed apples per lb, 7e
ecce Setts, per lb, ...,. 7e.
ipo,tateee per bad - 95
Wheat .per bushel , . , da
Birley ,,.....55
Buckwheat hit
Oats
40
Flour per. cwt. 3.00-3.75
Shlartsp er toxi:..... .,. .....30,00
Ki in per ton 8.00
Liv'e hogs 7.75
Tfie 'Herald Department is al-
ways ready to turn out firat-clasc
work at moderate prices consider
ing the great increase in cost of
production, Every farmer should
and many have already, have a
printed supply of note paper and
envelopes, with No. of Telephone
and ,Rural Mail route, and perhaps
whatever specialty he follows in
stock, grain or fruit. It looks
businesslike and costs little more
than the retail price of they blank
stationery,
BORN.
Koebler—At Goshen Line, Hay 'CR'
on January 19t1h, to Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Koehler,, a daughter,
Hey—At Zurich(, on January 23rd,
to Mr. and .MVIee. John Hey, Tr, a
daughter.
If you have any visitors a lc.
,tamp on an unsealed ' envelope
will bring it to the Harald Office,
Or d phone message is quicker,
while we always have a letter
hole at our office door where you
^can slip in your articles, We
would like a few more corresp-
ondents. Should have one at
Blake, Drysdale, St• Joseph and a
few more such places that have
a fine bunch of visitors and. hap-
penings and events nearly every
week. It le a fine education and
if interested come and see us..
SPQR'' NEWS
The Kitchener Junior . Hockey
team' of. which "Babe" Siebert, son
of Peatmas:-er Wim. Siebert. of Zur-
ich, is a prominent player. on
Thursday evening Jna. :17th at
Kitchener defeated the strong St.
Marys team of Toronto', score 7-2
and we giiote the following dipp-
ing from the Kitchener Daily N'ew's
Record;--
"BABE". SIE, ERT STARRED
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"The best mien on the ie? was
T3abe'Siebert. He was easily the
best player on• the ice turning in
one of the, moet brilliant games be
has ever played. St Marys dict
not iarrenni to be able' to stop him
at all. Wihien ha broke to .leave the
St. Marys forwards standing and
he usually, then' onily had two de-
fence mien to beat n,ad they found
hilxi a handful, 'Siebert tallied•
three goals during the night desp-
ite the, fact th(lat he was playing on
the adefenice and two of these were
n individual play's white the other
;ci•vats, on a combination attack with
Harold Gross. His goal in threeec-
ond period when he went from
end to end splitting the defence
wide open and drawing Kells out
(of hill net was a beauty' •and 'easily
the most brilliant play of the night
Again in t]ile final period he went
from end to end and went around
the net to tally. a well earned in-
dit ideal goal. Defensively lie
plave.cl' well and let little by him
inakingt he Toronto forwards shoot
front outside by the free use of his
body." ,
' Mr, toy Scotchmer has gone to
Detro'ellen; he expects to re--
'Lain T .he winter.
u'}vi t • r'nort that Mr. Johns
Watson, chengh not fully recover
ed - from al.i's acc:iden,t, is ;able to be
around ain.
A illy respected resident of
13ayfiaeld,inthe person of Mrs.
Tlarry is Will passed away sudd-
enly oe Se:uadny morning', - She
wall xaw t'• tea on Fridayex*venitlg
apter ie her casual .h'ei ltIi
and her s,,dden death caiea ase a
shock t b -r ninny friends. She
leaves, tees 1^a her huasband, one
daughter a el, one .`toga for whom
muchr 'sympathy ilei belt.
Stull ('Inneil znet for Re first
meeting 1:h on Ja,n .t1:th. The,
1923 sou ci• wore re-elected by ac--
elamo'tie i, i%ad were as follows;—
Reeve, Goo, Henley; Councillor>' J.
Etne, John Hansom. Wm. ;,Douglas
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and John .Rath
well. 'tit c
l.. Thefol.a
a*
ing offieere were appointed for
the year ,—Clerl , .I; E. Il:driiwe1'l;
Try comer Ged, lar ntty, Auditors A.
McEwen and W. J. Tough;'Asisester
Jos, Rood; Dr, Shaw i\i. 0;,: E. Cia7`
retaker Mss. Pil'grini ( ,
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BIBLE THOUGHT
...FOR TODAY
Bible 'P ona to memorised, will prove •
priceless heritage 1. ater years.
+yam_ ...,R,°`l ,�-.:5�•"fir-'"i-}.o
Asl;lc, a.n:d it shall be given; seek
and ye bisalt find,—Mat. 7;7.
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Seek ye first the kingdom of God
and his righteousness; and all
these things shall be added unto
you.—Matt: 6;33
For I 'thee Lord thy God will
hold thy right hand, saying unto
thee; Pear not. T will help thee.--
Isa. 41.;13. •
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Search thie Scriptures; for in
them ye think ye have eternal life
and they are they which testify of
me. John. 5;39.
He that with;holdeth corn, .the
poople shall curse hem; but- bles-
!sing shall be upon the head ofhim
that •sell,)th if.—Prov. 11;2t.
'ixu".qday; Jll ilti Try :itis; 1924
The store with the Liberal Cash Discount
To Our many Customers and Fri-
ends we wish to extend, our most
hearty thanks for the patronage
given during our five years' of bus-
iness in Zurieh.--,- ieljck & Braun
As I have taken over the entire bus-
iness and good will of the above 'firm and'
will continue to conduct the business as
formerly, I solicita
your continued patron-
age,
age, as I will endeavour, to serve you to the
best possible satisfaction.
SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO
A. 1:ELIOK
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
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I THANK YOU
For the Confidence placed in me during 1923 and hope to
merit the asatne during 1921.
FOR YOUR, INVESTMENTS DURING THE COMING YEAR,,
CHOOSE;
Huron and Erie Debentures 51-4 per cent
Canada Trust Co. Debentures 5 1-2 per
cent
MY MOTTO;—SERVICE AND SAFETY
Andrew F. Hess, z Zurich
Have You MADE YOUR WI LL?
Painting and Paper Hanging
I Am an a position to do .any
kind of paper hanging, painting
raining and cl,'carawog. Price for
hanging paper, 25c. 'a roll.
11. Eickrneier,
Zurich ..
Serve the Lord with glarleeas.
"Epte.r into his gates :with thaan_l s-
gi.`c iiig, and into his courts with
praise; be thiankful unto hint, and.
bless his name. 'For the Lord is
gonad; -P's, 100,2,
Serve the Lord with glririnciss;
cotyle before his pre,senen with sing-
ing—Ps. 100;2 pp
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DR. JOHN WARD
Chiropractic and Electrical Treat
menta,—Eyes Examined
Main St., EXETER, Phone 76
Consultation and Examination Fres
AT WALPER HOUSE, ZURICH
Z3i+ery Wednesday, 10 axe. to' 4 pmt.
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