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R, Paterso e ha,'a accepted apes
11,110.e aie l;;oo:ts,eep.'tar ,for T. 3, Joynt
3'.; Pass's -afore, Who' Lae opened
lie hydras shoe in. the . front pert oil
+he printing•office, held ten open-
ing last eaWar,esday, ha has instal -
ked a• emnpl'ete line of electric
)eliauces rand fixtures. •
Mins Irene Douglas, who has
been relieving, as teacher,:�Miss An-
ne McDonald, of Brueefielcl,'. h'e-
t:wxrx d to her home here;
Mrs:. T. J, Berry has returned
from Winds',or, where she 'spent the
:,aist flew weeks with her son.
Ale. and sere,. Baler, who have be-
en here from the Wast for (sone
months, visiting reaitives and fri-
ends in different places here left
for their h'ora'e in, the west.
Robt H',ggimmt; returned from God
+c'rich during the' past week, where
PIR had' been on duty for a num-
iber of day as county auditor.
Last Tuesday e'v'ening Rev. VW.
Don'neIly, B. A., of Exeter, de-
(livered his latest 'lecture, entitled
diScraps" lint 011ie Methodist church
•finder the auspices of the Wi,. Ct.
T;, U., on which .occasion there was
€'t good atteedance and an interest
ing programn•mecoupled with the
facture, consisting of 'splendid sel-
qectioa:s by the Excelsior Orchestra
,lmnder the able leadership of :E.
The District Convention of the
Women's Missionary Society will be
held in the Hensall Methodist eh-
si.rch on May 14th. ; '
Mrs. Milton. Stewart, of Seaforth
as th3 guest of Mrs. Consitt of thio
Village.
Mrs'. Geo. Glenn and two •child-
elren spent the week with Miss M.
iG'lenn.
Mies Jessie Buchanan and Me.
ars. Alfred Taylor both very pl-
easantly entertained a number of
Wm. Buchanan is here from the
West visiting his mother, Mrs.. Wm
Buchanan and siisteii, Mrs.. Jas(.
McDonald.
EXETER
Dr. and Mrs. Atkinson of De-
. troit spent the week -end with their
von, Dr. G. S. Atkinsore
Rev. Dr. Strang, Supt. of Miss -
Ionia in Southern Sask., who was vis
9.tin;g his brother;. Mr. H. Strang, of
t eborni, preached in Cavan church.
C. T. Brooks, who has been off
duty foe 3 months, is amain in ch-
arge of the mail wagon from Post
Office to station.
Thos Jonas, who has been busy
buying pigs bene for some years,
has !sold the business; to Wrn. Pass
more, he having f: filen possession
the sale _ncudldes .goad will, .scale -s
and other equipment. •
Dr. Kinsman, who ha.s been un-
dergoing
n-dergoing medical treatment in Tor-
-onto
or-- .nta Iiopistal,•m's recovering nicely:
smnd_ha's re'staine$ hi's practise. '
f '. -
• D>~. Gt. S. Atkinson has bought
residence': of John". Morgan oiz
• Andrew ,st. and will take passes -
141011 on .May. tat. _
Aii accident that m'ght have,; re.
ren serious the other' day: when as
pedestran 'ctrossed the thee street was
a.truck by, a dray and knocked ov-
er and: looked as if badly hurts in-
w'stedd he picked lien,self up and
walked. away as L:L nugh nothing
ltad happened.
Chas. Davis who plt'aded guil-
ty at Chatham), of bigamny, wife
-cleserti:,n and forgery was for
mom. ti meen:gaged in. Exeter with
W. P. Abbott as a poultry- expert
he 'left here for-Clandehoye where
he wee arrested.
• August E. Kuhn?, who for' several
years has put up a brave strug-
gle for: life, passed away on March
11th, death beig due to pernicious
on.' `:1. Hs was taken ill while
mare •r of the ,Rank of Commerce
en Sask. returned to Exeter for his
health, was born, at Crediton, be-
' ing a 'son of Conrad' Kuhn, was
Vanni `i in •,lt .reek." with Miss My
of Cre.d.i:.on who w..:::,
two :sours survive. Two brother
an, ' ;,stere aslo survive, Hai ee
'and Samuel of Crediton; Mrs. Car-
ter and Miss Carrie Kuhn of Wind
~scorn
j„ BIBLE THOUGHT
Int;4 nnsar7tat wi! prem
meshing heritage to ifirt* gem.
God hath not given us the sp-
irit of fear; but of power, And of
.love and of a sound mind -2 Tim.
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v :' h 1 o. e t.xy God wvi l ho3 d
the ri slit heed, saying unto thee,
.Feel not; I will help thecTla..41;1.3
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And God saw .everything that.
he. had made, and 'behold it was
vary good.—Gen. 1;3L
i„leet withh.oldeth cove, th:•
people shall curse hint; but hies-
going d'shell. -bb ttpon the head of
dmi'mn
that selleth it—Prov. . 11;26,
Sea wnh. the Se!'ipferes.; for in.
-th e ye tbinkere have eternal life;
and they are they ,whish b.'stlfy mei
-e-john 5;39
O ye i'im'11111e. tlndetStaUti w.ter�o'CYm,.
ani ve feeler be ye of :in under -
/40%1(3111g heart—Prov. See
SNek y' i'mt rttf the kingdom of
G:� l and hi% 4=ight{eousnes,; and all
'1 h11ya triq.w ,.s tthall be adc1 ' i unto
rE HERALD PRINTING
OI'1 ICE
ADVERTISING, RATES
'sued noon Wednesday y from the
o
Mi..seeileneous articled of not.
*ors than five lines, Por Sale, To
list, or Wanted, Lost, Found, etc.,
iach insertion 25o.
tddress all communications to
;,Display Advertising -Made known
rn application.
Sleety Animala--One insertion 500
insertions $1.00,
Perm or Real Estate for sale
32 for first month, $1 or each sub
'equent insertion.
AUCTION SALES—$2 per single
naertioni if not over five inches in
tangth.
Effective after Jan. let. 1920
THE HERALD
ZURICH, ONT.
HERE
Is 'Battery Headquarters
WITH USL STANDARD BATTER-
IES AND FRONTIER BATTERIES
We have a wide range in .Price
that will fit any pocketbook, •
We can supply you with 'a good
Battery at a reasonable price; and
give you quality we can stand
behind. t-43
H. S. Wenn—Dashwood
NOTICE
I have been 'appointed agent
for this district for the Ontario
Fertilizer Products. Any person
buying fertilizer this 'spring will do
well to see Me -before giving your
ordeer.• J. C. 'Salmon, R.R, 3, Zur-
ich, phone 25-81. tf35
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects, 2% miles
west and 1%, miles north of Dash-
woodf on Lot 5, 16th con. Hay' Tpi
on Friday :4 aril 4th, 1924.
Home Conieort ,range stove, par-
lor stove, . kitchen: stove, cupboard,
kitchen table, leaf table' . sink,
sewing machine, couch) 4 bedsteads
Queen sewing machine,' springs,
aerie chair, ,dresfser, .,dressing . "stand,
high hi it do
c.ani , zeekitchen chairs, par
for Stand,. cievani• !separator, cellar
table; '2 to ri+els, 'lard' can,, quantity
-fruit Cans, toilet sett, tea kettle,
EVICTOR
trowel, dozen 'small :crock's, 2 len-
terns, #2 lamps, strainer, 3 water
Valle, 2,, big galy. pans, irpn, pot,.,
2 frying pa'ne',, ,8 bread 'pan's, tee;
pots., dtahes,, knives ,and feelts, bo
filer and wringer; wash ,lard,' galv,
tub, clock, alarm clock, 5 window
blinds, ,small Seale, water baiain,
rolling pin, c'lothe's basket, sad'
irons, apple butter, cabbage cutter
picture frames„ pictures of the, fam-
ily, salt barrel, 'salt, 'small keg, 2
feather ticks, 4 pillows, quilts:,cush
ions, mat's, carpets, bake dish, sta-
ble fork, hay fork 'aimd numerous
other articles'.
TERMS—GASH
Arthur Weber, Auetior,,eer,
L. IL Rader, Clerk.
John Becker, Administrator `of Wm,.
Heckman Estate.
AUCTION SALE
OF CONSIGNMENT ARTICLES
At Zininmer's Hotel, DASHWQOD
The undersigned Auctioneer has
been instructed to 'sell ' by, Public
Auction on
W1DNESDAY, APRIL, 2nd,1 924
'Commencing at 12.30 o'clo harp
the following;
ek''a
LIVE STOOK -1 black ,carriage
horse rising 6 years; 1Percheron
mare rising 9 yearn. CATTLE -
3 cows due at time of 'Sale.; lettow
do -e on April 15th; 2 farrow
10 steers rising 2 yrs. in good con-
diiii.r for grass; 5 heifers rising 2;
1 heifer due; 1 heifer due in July
cow with calf at foot; 1 'heifer
due att ime of sale. PIGS= -1 Tam.
sow due May 6th; 1 •York'eow due
at throe of sale; 9 'stocker pigs
weighing 90 lbs.; 2 'sows due'v • on
May 25th; 5 small pigs 5 weeks
old, at time of sale; 50 young 'Rock
pulletts ••• '
IMPLEMENTS—Wagon, seuffler,'
cultivator, root •pulper, light wa-
gon, grinder, cutter, -wagon - box,
with shelves and spring seat;:comn-
biued nearly new, seuffler,;•disc,
harrow, screen doors; Cocksh,u•tt rid
ing plow .nearly new, : tog; buggy:
nearly new, open buggy, •. ,second
hand top' buggy, -coal oil stove, 3
burner nearly new, 2 walking--•plo
ws No. 21, riding plow, britchen he-
avy harnesis, a quantity of short
wood, 2 'tin flour,'barrels, car•%aage
2 seated carriage,car pumnp,,,i i:i.clle
sett of harness nearly • neww.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -Parlor
suite new', parlor rug 21/2x3 yds,.
new, heater wood or coal neve; „6
dining chairs, 6 kitchen chrtmts, 6
rain coats, stock of shoes ..Ind'rub-
bers all sizes of good quality, It
entity of clover seed , 'sone' tim-
othy seed, !shoe lace', mitts gall siz-
es, 2 dozen leggings all leatherall
sizes for boys. The above 'geode
are all of good quality and.
must'
'be ,sold to the highest bidder. Po•a-
itively amo reserve.
TERMS OP SALE—$10 and Under
cash. , Over `that amount •6 mon-
ths'_credit wmll.',be' given op urn-
islaing approved joint .note.. 4%
off for cash on credit 'ainb.tini,s.
ArthurWeber,
George Merner, Sales Manage:.
Louis Rader, Clerk.
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r4zi•cizitare-Floors € Woodwork
Waite to Head Office, Mar. reed For Free L,00klet
HOME PAINTING' MADE EASY
SOLD BY
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A. MELICK • — ZURICH
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Have You Seri Them-
We
have already t «: ed 04.any
Smart New Suits. you:'
there
HAVE YOU • NOTICED THE NEW FABRICS WE ARE DISPLAY-
ING? HAVE YOU NOTICED THE CHARACTER WE AUL+` PUTT•-
ING INTO OUR SPRING SUITS? HAVE YOU NOTICED HOW
WELL THEY FIT? WHEN SOME OF YOUR FRIENDS TELL YOU
THEIR SUIiTS WERE MADE BY WUERrHEXAMINE'THEIR CLOTH
ES CLOSELY. NOTICE, EVERY DETAIL ABOUT THEM. THE
STYLE, THE FIT, 'I'IIE LINING; THE FINISH IS DLFI-ER.ENiT.
OUR CUSTOMERS ARE PROUD OF THE CLOTHES WE TVEN,OTVT
FOR TIIEM, THEY LIKE TO •COYfPA.RE OUR CLOTHES 1WITH
OTHER l'IAKES, IP YOU ARE NOT ALREADY ACQUAINTED
WITH OUR CLOTHES ASK SOME OF OUR FRIENDS ABOUT 'THEM
THEY WILL GLADLY PUT YOU WISE THAT WE :KNOW. HOlW TO.
MATE CLOTHES AT REASONABLE PR•I'CES,
WE ALSO DO Me' CLEANING, , PRESSING AND R4 AIRING,
YOU WILL LIKE OUR WORK
E E. uerth, Tailor- Zurich
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AUCTION SALE
Of Farm 'Stock and Implement
On. Lot 2', Con„1, StanleTp. Hal
mile North of Kipper, ozz Monda
MARCH 311s, 1924, Commnenei.ng a
140 o'clock, sharp the following;
LIVE STOOK --1 mare rising 5
1500-)bs...in foal by Ma.ckwina;
brown mare rising 4 1500 -lb's. i
foal by 1VXurdock's horse; 1 ''geld
ing 8 yrs. old 1400 -lbs ; 1 driving
mare Gladys; 10 yrs. old 'quiet 'an
reliable, Cattle—Registered eow
`Braulet Mary (142461) 7 -yrs. old
freshly' calved; Mayflo wer. 7th
.(105839) newly freshened; 1 cow
8 yrs. old due in April, 1” `;youn
pow fresh; 1, 3 -yr. old cow in full
milk; 1 grade cow 6 y•s, old du
in May; 1 pure bred'. heifer 2 yrs,
old lately baled; Leavy 6 •'yrs. old
in milk and bred; 1yiearling steer
1 Shorthorn bull t2 yrs. old eligible
for registration); 2 ;yearling heifers,
2 steer, calve''; 2 • ' young • calves.
HOGS -2 'sows second Hitter due
t time 'of Sale; 1 sow due to litterM
ay 1st;; 9 hogs 170 lbs. each; all
good hacont ype', ' .pOULTRY-
109 year old hens brown Leghorn;
5 Leghorn: roosters), 2 'ducks, 1 dra
kg.
• IMPLEMENTS, ETC-:MH. gr-
ain binder -7-f t. !cut nearly new,Mc-
Cormirk cord binder; .M. -H. 13 hoe
seed drill; M. -H. INo. 5 corn 'ecuf-
fler, Noxon 'seed tsirill, M -H 'sp-
pinlap-
pingtooth cultivator, Frost & Wood
stiff tooth cultivator, roller, hand
'scuffles, Deering mower, hetet diam-
ond harrows, hay loader, 'side de-
livery rake, 2 ,walking !plows, tr-
actor plow, disc harrow, gang plow
National, Verity riding ,plow, i new
wagon,, 2 other wagons, •gravelbox
top buggy, democrat wagon, itmay
rack, cutter, -sleighs, turnip 'sower
with fertilizer attachment, other
turnip. sower, 2 hay forks, 'slings
and cable rope completer hay
rack, !sill's and material for hay
tack, small :sap! -evaprarator com-
chle'te, 200 ..composition buckets go-
red as niew; 100 •ordinary tin buck-
ets, 300 !spites, quantity of lhlmber
Maple Hemlock and •Erin, set single
-harniess, set double harness, wv to
string belts, -sleigh bell-. other hare
Passe, fanning mill, 1200 .lb. weigh lac -
'spades, hoes) chains
knives'',knives'',corn heats, barrels, boxes,
:number of bees boxes, window 'sc-
she!s, quantity of :'planed lumber,
whi'ff'etreas, doubletrees, tools, car;
pen] ter tool's:, and numerous other
articles. , No ,outside 'articles al-
lowed Absolutely no reserve as
the 1arrnl is .leased for a term of
years. • ,
TERMS OF SALE—$10 and under
cash.. Over .1
Over that amount0 mon-
ths'.: credit - will he. given: on furne
ishing •approved' joint. notes. 5%'
,off for-cash-cashon, credit ;amounts.
Hens and grain cash.
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AUCTION SALE .. ° ..
-Of •Farm, Peres' Stbek• *a� d-.irnp-
r n p
lements. • The undersigned auct-
ioneer has berm , instructed to 'sell
by public' auction ttt, Lot 4; C'on.
Z. -Stanley' Township, 2 Miles west
of Kippe ij, on TUESDAY, APRIL
Sth, • '.Commencing at • 1.00 o'clock,
sharp -,t •he following ;•
—
• HORSES—Grey Percheron mare
,9• yrs. old,. Black Percheron mare 9
yrs; Black Percheron gelding 3 yrs
Black Wetherell filly 2- yrs. driver
'cliriet and reliable, good third horse
0ATTLE—Cow 4 yrs. freshened in
TIIUBSDAyi, Meath' 27011 1924
February ; Cow 5 ,sans, due to fre-
,shen in October; .Cow it yrs;. i-•
fes 3 yrs; Pfeifer 2 yes; •Steer 2
yrs; 3 yeazslzn?ti 'ateei;s;' 2 calves;
PIGS—Sow .with litter 2'-; weeksold,
5 ehenks. • XPLEATONJ~S, lYteQo-
mick bolder;• bleCor)n eb •. nlowez ;•
McCormick horse rake; 'Cultivator;
Seed drill; roller; ,sot di!se;
Mon harrows; harrows; Scuffler; turnip' drilil
2 walking plows, cutting box, 'set
sleighs, Clinton fanning mill rand
bagger, wagon box, ,.,ravel elpe,
hay rack, 'stock rack, root pulper,
hog crate, democrat with pole, roe
ad cart, open buggy, set teanihar-
nest, Set plow harness, set single.
herons, 2 horse collars, iog•gin
chain, Block and rope wire stret-
cher, work bench and vice, ., -De
Laval -cream sepaz+ator, Daisy ch-
urn, largo; washing machine, 9
bunches 'shingles, quantity of lum-
ber, quantity of hay and potatoes,
glass cupboard and other house-
hold effects, .forks, shovels and o-
ther articles. Positively no reser-
ve as proprietor is giving up far -
mini owing to i11 health.
TERMS—All sums of $10 and un-
der cash', over that amount 10 mon
the credit given on furnishing ap-
proved joint notes, or a 'discount
of 4 Der cent allowed for cash'.'
DESCRIPTION OF FARM— The
farm consists elf 100 acres, on which
is erected mg' oocl bank barn 40x86
ft, -cement floors, good concrete ho-
use, hard and soft water, good
furnace with full 'sized basement, -
modern: conveniences. Farm is
well watered with spring creek and
2 wells, 10 acres good bush, mostly
maple, 10% acres fall wheat. Good
young orchard, 25 acres fall plow-
ed, well underdrained and in high
state of nultivation„
TERMS OF SALE -10 per cent of
purchase price down on d'ay of
sale, balauce can be arranged on
easy terms. Farm sold subject to
reserve hid. -
Walter J. Stevens, Proprietor.
G. H. E'liott, Auctioneer,
AUCTION SALE
I
OF DWELLING' AND CONTENTS
,r,•z
IN THE VILLAGE OF =RIM
The undersigned 'Imo recei'*ed in-•
Struetionis 'sell by public .auctien.on
the preeatees the following resident •
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ial '10lfeets, on
;. ,tl'HERSD.AY, APRIL 3rd, ,1'924
o'clock" p(.m, sharp:, ' -
it,EAL ESTATE -.The estate pro,.
party co'nsi'sts; of a two-storey briek
house and framne kitchen on cement
foundation, ' in• good • 'repair and
woll ,located, One-fifth acre land
known a's Village lot Ninety-four •
(94) Knell'';. Survey', Zurieh. Hard
and .soft Water and some fruit
treGl% • .
HOUSEHOLD U b DF,FECTS-2 kite
Chen 'stoves, wood or coal; parlor
stove, wood or coal; sewing ma-
chine, clock, couch, (10: kitchen e1za�
les; elothees rack, 6 dining chairs,
5 piece parlor 'suite„ rocking chair,
extension table, parlor' stand, side-
board, several 'small tables, - 2 cup-
boards, 3 parlor stand's, New Per-
fection coal oil . stove,. 3 burner;
parlor Lamp and stand; • writing
desk, full set of.,dishes. ,set' of fr-
uit dishes, 'silver knives and forks,
home made flowers, picture "frames .
lace curtainte mats, carpets, eush-
Iona, bedroom suite, toilet set, ham-
mock, 2 beds, 'springs, mattresses,
0 windows, feather tick. quilting out
111, curtain stz'etchers, lawzt:xnower,
gardent ools, onion sieve, wash-
stand, wringer, washing machine,
sailer; tub, ladders, wheelbarrow„
two bucksaws, cider barrel and;
small barrel's, iron kettle, cabbage
grinder, fruit spray, grain bagee
carpet tool% homemade ;soap,. 'se.e-
alers of 'fruit, half ton coal, 8 sin®.
gle cords hardwood, maple 18 in-
ches; lumber and other articles too..
num•,rous to mention.
$TERMS OF REAL ESTATE -$30(6.
,Cath oz day ,of sale and balance
within 30 days "without . interest,
Sale subject to (reserved bid.
TERMS OF CHATTELS—CASH
For conditions of Sale and fur-
ther particulars apply to
—
John Hartman, Administrator lira,,,
Kochems Estate•
Gladinan & Stenbury, Solicitors foe--
hsta$ei,
Arthur' Weber, Auction,eer.
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• Farm Machinery. 4
HAS ADVANCED IN PRICE
4+
,'t'' AND TEE MACHINE COMPANIES WANT INTEREST ON THE 4.
4. C'USTOIVIERS' NOiTES. WE HAVE A FEW' PIECES IN_ STOCKal.
WHICH WE WILL SELL AT LAST YEARS' PRICES, ALSO . i?'
4. LESS INTEREST. IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US BEFOR1 ,jr.
+ YOU BUY.
•, ,,. FOLLOWING,.AI:E:,,.THEGOODS, ON HA,I�TD,AT: LAST YEAR'S.
W ..
PRICES
TO MAKE FOR •`
ROOM GARAGE V< QRK,
''1 Wagon
on .-- •.
4- 1 Bissell 'Disc Harrow
,a . '1 'riding .pee .:, .
+ 1 tractor plow at $110.00
'THESE' ARE ALL NEW GOODS.
GARAGE!
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• Mr. Peter Kroff, n;harlic
at
4., L. A. Prang, Zurich Ont.4.
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WE have been appointed Exclusive
Distributors in this.,distract for the
1924 Season for the famous
Ames HoHolden Tires'x Tubes
and will carry a complete stock
:.,et us book your order . now for delivery
in April or May. We will guarantee
our present -prices 'for Spring delivery if
you place your order at once.
Ames Holden Tires need no recommendation from us, All;
you need do is to
"COMPARE THE WEAR"
L. A. PRANG
Z',rich's Leading Tire Shop
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