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ZVRIC
HERALD IRUNTIN"h
OFFICE
ADVERTISING TiATES
awtt'd Wtidiiesday boon from this
'Miscellaneous articlee of not
,'IN00142 that five limes, For Sole, To
'8kWn14 or Wanted, Lost, Fouzn'd, etc„
enageh insertion 2501,,
411dresa all eorlmlunieation9 to
Display AdvertieiugeMa,de known
i f,pUcatiop,
*tray A,'nimale-One insertion 50e
lneertions $1.00,
Parra or Read Estate for sale
°for first month, $1 or each sub -
Sequent insertion.
IsellSCTION SALES -$2 per single
aisertioM, if not over five inches
'he Herald. Department is al-
e:trays ready to turn nut first-claa.
'Work at moderate prices consider
mg the great increase in cost of
pradnetion. Every farmer should
weld many have already, have ad
"Printed supply of note paper and
lei' elopes, with No. of Telephone
land Rural Mail route, and perhaps
"whatever specialty he follows in
•;t3't'ock, grain or .fruit. It looks
'taasxnesslike and costs little mono
;than the retail price of the blank
tiicnerv,
ticee, reading matter. 10c a line for
Zara of Thanks, In Memoria.tu, 50e
lineal and Legal advertising not-
Drigg insertion rind 5c per line for
iliffective after Jan. tst, 1920
THE HERALD
ZURICH, ON't
HERE
:Is BatteryHead uarters
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WITH USL STANDARD BATTER -
TES AND FRONTIER BATTERIES
'tii!+e have a wide range in _Price culture, atrial shipment of cows and
fiat will fit any' pocketbook, steers will be made in the.neaz fie:7
We can 'supply you with a good I ture to Japan for the purpose of
domiimommog
One of the many advant-
ages of a Happy Thought
Furnace is the cutting
down of expense by burn-
ing fuel of all kinds. You
get more heat for less
costa Every installation
is guaranteed by the
makers of the famous
Happy Thought Ranges,
of which more than
300,000 are in use.
There's a Happy Thought Furnace
to properly meet every requirement.
Get full particulars this week.
Send direct to factory for free inter-
esting booklet—eetaee Air Heating."
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unser the agreement with thern
Imperial Government under the E,
Aire Settlement Act, Canada, spent
$39,657 in assisted passages for
some 2,653 British immigrants In
the fiscal year just closed. In the
pasta four years the Dominion Gov-
ernment has spent nearly $1,500,-
000. in promoting immigration from
Great Britain to Canada.
By arrangements made by. Hon.
George Headley, Minister of Agri-
Zat'tery ata reasonable price' antestingout the
d possibilities of a marketfes,- m1a �'a l]v�C+^ '
_1:31 arena in'
yuu •quu1,,.y . .We (4111 CYI
Special Ismer.
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FOR
Sat. ay 17
We he offering a limited nurn-
er of specially low priced 'trinr-
:ed hats. First come, first served
Eregular Price from $5.50 to $0.70
ar !$4.85 for Saturday only. 'tad -
'am be Sure .and take advantage of
'thin Special Sale.
Vera V. Sieber
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g sst Prices Paid ac-
cording to quality
CASH OR TRADE
'ALL .FOOL BLANKETS, YARNS
AND WOOL B:. t''i`S. •
"1liIL ORDERD PRQMPTLY FIL-
LED.
write for prices -to t17
altione or
Newton Woollen Mulls
NEWTON ONT..
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r0 1"ietCl.
C. WAGNER,crProprietor.
a-ne production of steel ingots anti
meetstings in Canada during the month
• et, February amounted . to 70,953
limns, an advance of 72 per cent over
lime 41;300 'tons produced in January,
ithe increase was almost wholly ac-
ml.unted for by the rise in the huan
'4 ty' of open-hearth basic steel in-
ggots grade, far the use of proauco s.
a anedian Tarin • products exported
the United States. during k ebru-
,•rxry`. totalled $2;44(1,203, an incease
lef *961,579 over li',ebruaxy last year,
Ati+coz hn,g tore ort published by
OStatistics. Bureau of Statistics. Wheat ex-
..*orts to the United States were
° naaloed at $101,114 in lr ebruary, as
e*ainst $25,151 iii' rebruary of the
For the first time in the past two
or three years the Saskatchewan Co-
opeaat -ea Cieanieries Limited . %s
shipping butter in carload lots di-
rect to the cities of .the United
States. A i;arloa'd shipment was
recently made from -Saskatoon: to
Philadelphia: Two earleads were
also shipped to Chicago, where they
Miss Myrta Hoffman of London,
spent the week -end at her home.
Mrs. Gower of Princeton is vis-.
iting with Mr". and Mrs,. ' ", John's,
Mr, U• Be#aehen :left for Sarnia
last week.
Mr, L. Edighorter of Mitchell
was a visitor in town Sunday,
*Don't forget. the Operetta ;'Pat-
ricia. givenby the pupils Of the
Exeter HighSchool on MVM;lz '21st,
at the operra house.'
Miss Rankin of Str.itafoixcl."..'will
give and address at the C:G,Z.Trban:
que't on Friday night.
EXETER '
Mr, ancl,Mrs•. R. J. Howard and.
family of Goderich, called on Mr,
and Mrs. G. S, Howard on Sunday
lost.
The Town clock has been 'repaired
and put in running oonditiou by W.
H. Doerr, Supt. of Utilities,'
Mrs. T. M. White of Windearar' is
visiting with Miss White and Mr,
and Mrs. F. 1Wickwire
Jos. Amy:of Exeter Nord, while
shipping a carload `of. 'steers the
other day, was kicked by a steer
and his lef term was laroken at
the elbow, • . •,•
• Mr. and Mrs. S. Sweet andt'M,re
and Mrs. R. Davis `Were at Wing -
ham on 'Wednesday, attending • the
funeral of a former Exeter resid-
ent, Jas. Powell,
Wino Dearing' and Harry Swe-
.p
et left for ]L. e ]a ]d .
z o 1 ]Ju n
zr o 1
p ,
'charas of' n shiprne it of cattle for.
Vine . Collwill or Centralia,:e : •
The remains of the bite" Mae.
Thos. Gregory, who died la. Strat-
ford on
trat-ford'on 117arch'2nd and • chip ' heve
been reis'i ]>g in; the, Avondale 1fausa:
19111111 were ' b'oug'ht .to. Exeter ,and
interred' in Exetery cemetery...,
Mrs. S. Fitton, w e hat been' in
London hosliital after an operation
has returned home,
• The sad daat1i took -14a ne,'follow
ing an illness of only a f?wv days
at the home of' her grend"perente,
'qr. end M?'s1, Thos. Bissett, d,'ru-
Exeter on May 5th, of Muriel Eilean
'3 eeett, c1 un htor o fthe late leaac
Ierssett :in her t9'th year, ,she was
porn in Exe'er and had reps: ed here
all her life.
Hydro ]n:'.a, have been in town
for sorra tune tramming trees.
David Richard's; is • r ecove ing el
owlv from an attack of gas gerene
in his foot.
John 11Mra;an Who recently *sold'
his dwellingt o` Dr. Atkin'son' has
nieved unto his grass farraein Us
borne. -
Mrs. Fred.. R. Iim ;lit, a former
•reeiden,t. of Exeter. ea- a.t~ per
home in. Jansen, Sask., and ttr :re-
xhains brought ,here for burial.
Thee remains of the kite htrs. 4.
S, Dehvitt, who died in- Toronto
On "Viay, 4th, were broou:;ht ;to Ex-
eter and the funeral held 'frone the
undertakingparlors of R • .N Rowe
elect was 38 years of agr. - ' W1. 'T. A:. Bee , who one recently
1)
J, E Cantelon, Clizaton, islet With
an auto accident near Blyth when
hie car 'Waned turtle, one rib wasbroken, arid his hung woe punctured
Prt;eutnonia set ixz but he is recoer-
ering elthough he was la a serious
condition for a time.
CREDITON
Work, has cumnienced on the
tooel ,'sped building' for the town
ship of Stephen tile yard.
Ro'bt, Sweet is at present lin
very poor health, and being ono
of'ou.r oldest Citizen's, his reeovery
is doubtful..
Rey. Krotz of 'Regina, Sask.,a
brother of Mrs. G. E. Wenzel, pi:•-
eached very acceptably in • the Ev
angelical church.
' Murray and Harrison Holtzman
and Sam Wein, after a few . day s
visit with relative's hero, returned
to Detroit,
• Mrs. Lorne Wein is attending
the funeral of her brother in Mich.
Mrs. John Winer, of Stratford, is
visiting' in the village prior to
droving her effects to • Stratford,
where she will make her future
home. '
The anvil meeting of the C.A.
A.A. was bel.d in the town hall on,
Monday evening last, with Dr.
Orme presiding, The officers were
all re-elected as last year. Sonne
discussion, as to organizing of a
bowling and tennis clubs t000k pl-
aee. and was considered, vor,ii- fav-
prably. , Coniittees were ap eoin-
ted to Interview . prospective ; me -
tubers: The Matter of 'sports here.
for 1VIay 24th are still'undecide.d.
UENSALL,
"Mrs John :Murdock. o '' oufr vile
steep confined to her room the past
week, with illness,
,.James . Gew has rented Zache
Desjardein''3 dwelling property 'en
Richmond st. and is Moving into
Mr. E. Eckstein has rented Wrn.
Webber's dwelling. property on
the same 'street.
Mrs. Robert Bollard left .here
for London to spend a few we-
eks.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. D. Pere cif Lon-
don,.spent the past week here with
relatives and friends,
Mrs. G. V. Laughton .and ttiv i
children of Toronto, are here vis-
aing Mr. ,arid Mrs. 0. A. McDon
ell, Mrs. Lauglaton'sparents.
Last Saturday morning Mill Ola
Cook of our village, left here by
Baiter with frineds alio cane here
to.ge1 her to go to• 11? -new home
in Lott. Angles, 1Californee, to which
city they, intend autoing all the lyse
lett rs and Mb: t - Ca Atelon vis
itecl, the forznerls; brother at Olin,
ton,,• and.who has not been enjoy-
mggood health,.
passed his fim i examination at the
�y.� NLFY TO IlSH P. University, is t isiting his mother
Mr. Ivan Steekie has purlaeased here, and .recei ing congratulations
a now Ford co}zpe.'
from friends.' ••
M C tti Lammie two fri Roy Scotchxn•er, who spent
Miss Tr. a
'Ivy winter in Detroit, has returned. ends, l4 3s Spiv and Miss Sells,gave
hem .,a .concert at tErnbro which was
realized good prices: Each car con- t`x1 id to report that Miss lereicb lace Ay attended and well enjoyed.
tained between• 25 000 and '30,000 Mrs `1'V..IFlan shah of Hamilton.
pounds of Saskatchewan butter. Talbot 'Who has - been in Stratford ar for,ver resident of Hensall, is
hospital with dipthEra, is better aL `Asiiin,,• her brothers, Thos..and
Speaking at Quebec recently E, gain and is 'spending her holidays. • a•
W. Beatty,President of the Cana. -at her hone on the Salable Line. ; Alex. Murdoch
di'an Paciic Railway,summarized There passed awa at her home Last Wednesday evening there
the magnitude of thoperations of in Stanley Tp. oil Tuesday • May Was a larg?ly attended meeting in
the Company. It has 15,000 miles 13th aim Carvin at Elle rine of 67• the Town Hall in connection with
of railway in Canada and controls years Miss nurvin was born on the new industry hare of Lout*(
b,102 miles in the United States. It the Goshen Line •e,1 Mr,rch 8th, 1857: McllNeil and Libby, of Canada
owns and operates telegraph and and 'spent practically all her life ("1-'.,' Fobd Products of Lhathan?l.
express systems, 13 hotels, 16 bung- The meeting was mostly attended
alow camps and rest houses, and on the salve f;.axixi. She was a by the, meeting
nx had attended
e-
has in commission on the Atlantic daughter of the. late Edward Cur- ted gteren eaod for the prod
and Pacific, Canadian lakes and the vizi, who died about 18 ;years ago.:• bed and acucluland a>7ci
British Columbia coast 81 ships Since then she has lived with lien p elle',
aggregating .approximately 450,000 brother -in. -law and. sister, Mr, and 'assn 'arm number from the tt�illage,
gross tons. Its personnel varies in Mrs. Chi's. lig naz ?• who hive at'- ivho were undertaking to cultivate
numbers with business +cod ditions ten{led her aiid waited on her very cucumbers. Reeve' O«+en Geig r,
from 65,000 to 100,000 employees in not beitlg present, .),llr. 13urge'ss, of
'Chatham', t000k the ,chair. ,
.UC,T!Orel SALE
\T)' ehle Village Residential
p h}1etey.
Unclar and by virtue of fee
powers contained in a certain Mort
g age, wh'ch .:r?11 be produced at the
ti u e of the male there will be • of-
fered' fon sale by, public auction by
Oscar K'ol,p. Aectioneer. aa.t the
VILT, feE OF HENSALL
On the u•]dermentioned property,
'`an' Sat -twiny, Juni. 14th A.D. 1024.
At the 'Fleur. of 2.00 o'clock sharp in
the afternoon the following y prop-
hate
it he jammed an the brakes aro , >'illea AND SINGULAR that cer•-
three of the men, Hill Tunney and i,;ain parcel or tract of land and
Ladd, taken unawares, were thrown %,remises 'situate. lying and being in
a'if. Hill and Tunney were serio- the Village of Heiman, in the Co-
tisly izijured,t 11e former''s back, it 'tinty of Huron, in the Province of
is feared ha\ring beep broken, Ontario, being • composed of Vil-
Thomas Olinrcliill, aged 80 year: lage Lot Nunibee Two 'Hundred and.
oft he 16th con. Goderith Tp., was'_Cwenty-one on the South side of
instantly killed and his 'sop, Ben- Rin,; •Str;yet, in the said Village of
.jantiix 'Churchill, aged 50 years,'ser Hensall containing by adxnca'sure-
iousli injured whorl the 'auto'mobile mot one-fifth of ar, acre more 'or
the id
.said
�of
4 Survey , . 1
were1 MCl ,
in which they . riding was st less, u ,
ruck by a ,southbound Canadian Village of Henealt A good chance
National Railway freight train nil chance t -`purohase a home.There
"oute from Nimehatn to London ort i!s said th be a h�"ick 'hott:5e With
�:i'hursclay morning May 8th, 2.ruile;s far]iene, barn and lien house on the
i Orth of Clinton. Benjamin h lands.
urchin was removed to Clinton Hots TERMS AND. CONDITIONS OF
' itiil where, 11^ iS suffering 'from iii- SALE, -The Property will be. put up
tern al ,scalp wounds. The • two subject to r.•c'served bid, twenty per
rice to be
AVMw^re riding in anopopencar' bent. of the purchase T?
,•aside down, on a id' on the day of the sale; Bai-
a a h the sacs., curtains o , a lea
`thin twenty clays. Purch-
izi;tv,.y tza�,ellang. tinct, Benjamin apes tvi y
1'Chlirc'hill was driving the car and nser-to asiu]i: agreement to -eomple
his father was V.'ated beside him in etc ,tlic purchase.
'11,� °rout seat. . F trih;er;'terms and conditions . of
The Young Peoples' Club of St. sale will be made known on the
Andrews' church, shipper] will hold date of the 'sale.
an anniv rsaryr on Sunday May 18, Dr, E. S. Hardie
R'Erv. Alpli of Auburn will be the -or
inister, on Monda - the Blyth Or- 'Villivil Cava]? 'Brown, So'i citor for
rn , y y
ich each conducted their respect- ator.exl Society will give :hen$L- IV[olaoa'gee TillsoriburoOtt.
Wive r zi i 's, { and Oratorio ".Ticl'shazeer' ,
all branches of the service.
faithfully during her last iillness
which has continued for the -last
What must constitute a record in year The funeral will be held on
the rapid handling of an important • " �_" ren e" oaf this week
consignment from the Orient was Ito Bayfield cemetery.
established recently by the Canadian
Pacific Railway tivlien shipping a
quantity of silk from Yokohama to
'4-'01%1 pN?,1',FE
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New York. The consignment, which Clinton will celebrate May 24th,
was the largest forwarded
from Asia with sports of all kinds,includingr
"
since the recent slump in the .silk baseball and football. -
market, left Yokohama on March 'G• Hill of Au],ur'l and A. Tune,,•'
22rid on the Panedien Pacific steam -M.
er "Empress of Asia." Specially ,nib J�rFre badly injured wl]ile
stowed for prompt discharge on ar- .hi _,tilwvay. A n 1111-
rival at Vancouver, the shipment bar of the men had been distribute
was so rapidly transferred to the in>d t1 . ztsrna a ,as -,ii
waiting train that. only 13% minutes their rnturn trip, the driver noticed
per car lapsed between the docking 'that one tie rolled back on the ti
of the ship and the departure of ack and ii, order to avoid striking
the fast freight and delivery was
made at New York at' midnight
April 4th, the through time from
Yokohama to New York being but
13 days, 3 hours and 13 minutes,
calendar time.
113other's Day was •celebrated
the Evangelical chruch last Sun-
day. The oldest mother, Mrs. Sch-
roeder occupied a chair on the
platform' during the servicer . and
wag presented with a handsome
bouquet of pernaations,
Miss Rose Rader left for De-
troit on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reid and
r=n)ily visited in B, yeield on Saxe'
day.
3tr. J. Wildfon has purchased
:17r. Cirorg Edig(y�hoffer's residence
- :+I'" l: l';:;i]:)''2 1' will
move Mitchell c etl
illoeo �tei'11;Cat_ltr'll, slap t5 '
A" rr ast ,successful auction
consigned article's \VOA held at Zim-
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t..„,i , � II 1 on Saturday,
The.
"ntrr0 sake ai7iounting to over $i.800.
Mr. Geo. li4erner
he anetionere Mr. '1.?Wthur Webr'
xre well worthy of eoaratont and
traiee for thestealing way in 'Wile
Os ear Klapp, Auctioxleer.
L
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Thursday, May 15th, 1924.
ve Seen Them.?
dl W: F" ALJ ' i±et
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Smart New :Suits.
them
.ave y9seen
HAVE YOJ',NOTICED THE NEW' FABRICS WE ARE DISPLAY
LNG? I Rk-s 17 YOU NOTTCI D THE CHARACTER WE ARE PITTT
TNG INTO OUR SPRING ;SU'I'T$) HAVE YOU NOTICED HOW
WELL .THEY FLT? . WHiENSOME, OP YOUR FRI,L+'N:D S TDLL YOIIt
, •
• By WUE TH EXAMINE THEIR CLOTlil
THEIR SUITS WEl3,E =MADE ' R ' ' � k
ES CLOS:OILY+ NOTICE EVERY' DETT,AIL-• ABOUT -THEM. TEM.
STYLE, aTHE rIT,• 'I'.HE LINING) - THE' l INISE IS DIFFEREIsliTl.,.
OUR CUSM
TO ERS',ARE pttOUD 9F .11113 CL'7.'T•i
OES WEU
,TRN
FOR THE]VI,;THEY LIKE TO CO.A"VAPARE OUR CLOTHES WTiTH'
i YOU ARTA N(?a " AL11.EAD ' . '.ACQUAINTEILS
OTHER MAKES. • :IF .
WITH OUR CLOTHES ASK $0ME OF'YOUR FRIENDSi ABOUT THEW
THEY WILL GLADLY PUT YOU WISE NEAT' WD.1:6TOW HOP T'C5-
17AKE CLOTHES AT. REASONABLE PRICES. '
WE
ALSO 'O DO DR is CLEANING$, PEESSING AND-trEP'AIRTI+f I. .
YOU :WILL LIKE OUR WORK
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HAS ADVANCED .IN PRICK
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i• • • ANT, '13E MACHINE COMPANIES WANT INTERES `'O! 'T'?'E:
CUSTOMERS' NOTES. WE HAVE A'PEW PIECES IN STOCEr e-
WHICH WE WILL SELL AT LAST YEARS' PRICES, ALSO ,'e
LESS INTEREST. IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US BEFORE
4• YOU BUY. �'�•
a FOLLOWING ARE THE GOODS ON HAND AT .LAST X 4S"
4. PRICES TO MAKE ROOM FOR GARAGE WORK. .e,-
1 DeLaval Crcani Separator „
1 Peter Hamilton Cultivator, h-
2 Fleury Walki.ng. plows:
• 1 WaQori
'I' 1 Bissell Disc Harrow•
+ 1 riding plow
▪ 1 tractor plow at $110.00
• THESE ARE ALL NEW GOODS.
yvy. GAI ,AGE! G -A73, i 'GE P.,,
mechanic
.�, �Ci Y Peter.Kroff, ��ec �.:A
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SPRING TIME WHEEL TIME.
Let 1924 Be a Bicycle Year
Tires From
$19O to 3a50- -�
Tubes From
1.00 to 150
SEE THE NEW CLEVELAND -SPORT MODEL, WHICH; HAS JU ""
ARRIVED. PRICES FROM $35.00 TO $55.00. WE -.ALSO' TiAVE.:.,6a
COMPLETE LINE OF 'TIRES, -T tIBES AND ACCESSORI.ES. -
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jVoflain 'like it dor Ifar1d ood Floor' •
It-wearsNlikae Iron •
Write to Head Office,'Montreal, • For, Free Booklet
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For deliveryy in, May and 'June. We are looking for high price a -le
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• lozrgt hrouli these ii'iontll's,''Now' la' tr,ric to lay your
4. for P rotlucineiaroilers:, Infornza'tions 'gjradly grvw..n. .'Write, phone
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4 or call pe:rsoll!ahee. _ gg n
s:graded accbedine, to Govornhx�ent Standard;
a• Toultry bought according to• weight quality,
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