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BUSINESS CARDS
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� DLEiE. ii01:41VIES
/iSairriater, Solicitor, Notary F;iiblze
*tee Office on Hamilton Street,
*wet off the squarer, Goderich. Priv
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sake funds to lain at lowest rates.
fine. Holmes will be in 13eneali on
Friday of each week.
PUT YOUR
Wants, For Sale, .Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS C.OL,t1MN
School Supplies
We have on hand a cemplet'e
line of Public and High School
.Vrllrew F. Hess, Township Clerk
UMW of marriage licenses, Notary
!*bio, Commissioner, Fire and Aut-
i tai bile Insurance, . Representing
lhroa and Erie Mortgage Corpora-
l'''. The Canada Trust Co. Zurich.
'�it'tes3o.
S. Knapp,. D. D. S., L. D. S-
]DENTAL SURGEON
SUM IN OFFICE — HENSALL
sr. OSCAR KLOPP
srr
graduate Carey M. Jones Nat-
ilpgpls'! School of Auctioneering. Try,
alas for Registered Live Stock
l Breed's), Tereus • in keeping
Vial prevailing prises. Cheiee
lar
We. Will sell anything
Where.
e 18-93 or
write,
Zurich.
licensed Auctioneer
'licensed; Auctioneer for County
.'Huron. In a position to con -
lad any auction sale, regardless
10 to size or articles to sell. I
lolll'icit ,your business; and if not
en#iafied will make no charges for
spa rices.
;Arthur Weber, Dashwood.
PtiOna 13-57
Zurich Nett
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS & HOES
T ngblit &<Deichert
1.1URICH LIVERY,
1„ am in a position to accomo-
Nati all requirements in the Livery,
'.toe, haveAuto for hire. Any-.
Itilsigg done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
Vilma ss
Zurich
H. ATKII ON,I.S., D.D.S,
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ttkeduate of the Royal 4ist Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
sit theUniversity of Toronto,
Sate District Dental Officer, Mil-
IltlarF District No. One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
Man Office, Exeter. Phone 34.
►t Zurich every TUESDAY -19
Phone 79
',tiling I\ VIMMIIMIMINIMMINIMINIMWW•1•00,
LIVE
POULTRY
WANTS D
Mato every clay till 3 Oclock p.m.
iDo not feed fowl same morning
'±, liem, taought in,
Illighest Cash Prices
Grearn and Eggs.
W.. -O'Brien
**One
Zurileh
OPAL
SEASON
1924
I!RING AND SUMMER DELIVER
IES .
•Al>t.NTHRACrTE—We are now're-•
teing our genuine Delaware &
audition direct from the mine, Nut
1lsove and Egg sizes.
:SOFT COAL—Just arrived, an
tar of our, high grade soft.
Vilkila boat has made a •great hit for
1Mrotlrhold use :etre our 'sales of this
tame over doubled in the last 'sea
IOUt,fTS—Our Boulet Coal re
4WD in a. Blass by itself and iag'r-
f* lei savor rapidly.
OUR Telephones are at your
siervide. 'Cnse then freely for in-
rmation.'
"will at PRODUCE MERCHANT
htooe' ; Office 10w. Reuaa 10),
HEN SALL CANT.,
Text. Books and. Supplies.
Scribblers Foolscap, Stationery,
and other ,articles, slightly dam-
aged by !smoke at Half -Price. 8-3
HESS—MILLIKEN, Zurich.
FARM FOR SALE
One hundred acres farm land,
being north half Lot 8, eon. 11,
and East hlaf Lot 9, both in Stan-
ley Township. First named par -
eel has suitable farm buildings, con-
sisting of 'brick dwelling with slate
roof, bank barn and other out-
buildings. Six acres woodland,nrce
orchard and is well watered. :Con-
venient to school and church. For
further particulars apply ;tee John
A. Manson and 'Charles Reamer), R.
R. Nb. 1, Zurich, Ont. Executors
,Q1. Edward Curvet Estate, 5-4
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of •1n0 acres, being
Lot 11, Concession 5, Stanley Town-
ship. Twelve acre's of summer fal-
low, twenty acres seeded down, ten •
acres of bush, a good supply of
water, buildings are modern. In-
deed a fire farm Reasonable te-
rms can be given to purchaser.
Forfurther particulars apply to
Susanna Elgie, Seaforth, R. R. No. i
i
3; or Wim,. Br•ydone, Clinton.
LOCAL NEW
Mie John ;frof the 14th ural,:
,luras pusrcl]as;hJaed a :1+Yayordto,wilzg
Mr, and Mrs. 'rdijgho1ler.
from Yale, Mich., visited retetive's'
here on Sunday. t
Mr. John Zeller, of Grand Bap -
ti'ds ;!e visiting his' Biter, 112x. Ilyy
Wearer
Mast •T. J. Schwartz of Detroit,.
ids vileitin(g with her parents, Mrr<
and Mzj , John Fuss..
'Mr. Earl Collins of Britoefield
was a Sunday visitor at the home
of Mrs. and Mrs, Wm, Leibold
The, Irliesee Pearl and Lizzie
Leibold and Master Willie Leibold
,spent Sunday with relatives and
friends at Hensall.
; Me, Albert McCormick of Detroit,
formerly from Zurich, has won,the
auto race at the Detroit State
Faits.
Mr. Bruce Klopp, Mrs. Elmore
Klopp', and little daughter Veola
and Mies Irene Decher' motored to
London on T'hursday,,
Rev. W. Y. iDreier of Crediton,;
will conduct communion !services'
:in the Evangelical church on Stine
day.
Mi+ 3..' Preeter and daughtee Miss
Mabel speet a, few, de,y this we; .
.ek alt New Hamburg, where Mu;,
Preeter ie taking over his hardware
business.
t Mr, and Mne. Ed. Deters of Hays
Tp motored to Kitchener this':
week,; their son Albert rettilrne•d •
with them to resume hips ,studies at
Waterloo Seminary.
Miss V. V. Siebert is showing a
fine display of head attire for
ladies and children; anybody in
need of ,snch`'do not fail to, call, at
millinery parlor:
Misses Mildred Hoffman, and
Leila Siebert and ]4lesisrs , Lloyd
and LeRoy °Train were in S',
Thomas Wednesday, taking in the
Galt—St. Thomas baseball game,.
NAMELESS COLD REMEDY, the -
one Remedy, that does °almost in-
stantly relieve Cold in the,: Head,
Hay Fever, Asthma, Bronchitis and
Piles, Etd. Sold in Zurich, ' alt
;Wagner's Confectionery.
Me, John! Geiger, Mrs. Noah
Geiger of Pigeon;, Mich.,. Mr. and
?Mrs. Hem•y Gruehn and eon of
'Sebewaln,, Mich., and Mrs, Henry
Geiger of Caaralier, N. D visited re-.
latives here. over Sunday. •
NOTICE -.
CEMENT WORK—I am ina pos
ition to do any kind of a cement
job, such as supply tanks, foound-
ation walls, bridges, cement floors
and walks, etc. Work guaranteed
prices reasonable. Apply to Mar -
ice Corriveau, RE R. 2, Zurich;
Phone 16-93. tf40
Agents Wanted
The careful .attention to our
customers' orders and the splendid
stock supplied for years pastwar-
rants us in having a representat-
ive or two in :this county. .Liberal
Commissions. Free Outfit. Write at
once for Exclusive Territolase
THOS. W. BOWMAN & SON
COMPANY
RIDGEVILLE, ONT.
STAR NURSERIES
Tuxedo Chatterless
AUTO OIL FOR ,FORD CARS. GU
ARANTEED TO STOP THE CHAT
TERING OF BANDS. Sold By
L. A. PRANG, Zurich. tf18
GOAL.
Scranton Coal
Chesnut and Furnace
Sizes. Soft coal of
highest quality.
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
Case & Son
PHONE 35
HENSALL -17
Dr. H. H. COWEN
L. D. S:, D. D. s.
:DENIAL SURGEON:
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At McCormick .Block, Zurich, ev-
ery i'hnrsday and Saturday.
Main Office
AA:I;*'.i'%.t,113°5 BLOCK, DASHWOOD
Highest Prices Paid ac-
cording y .
cording to quality
cr1:Sn, On TRADE �.h
ALL WOOL BLANKETS, YARNS 1
c
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Mise Lydia Faust has returned
after spending her holidays at Lon=•
dont Stratford, Waterloo, and at-
tending the League Convention at
Kitchene_ri, and was also 'camping
at Fziee� Port with !sortie friends,
Just received a ;'fresh' lot of
Best, by • Test Colurnhia. ITieleph-
one Jana Radio ,Batte le :F' xllis
,sl othe for all Telephone, : !Radio
and ;Ignition work.. i -=•W„ G. Hess.
I hereby.,wish io anarounce that
I have sold'iny business and 'store
Zuriehi to Mr. H. L. Albrecht of
New Hamburg'; The titore•' will b-
closed Thursday; Septi 18th end
until finished. Stocktaking, a=te'
which Mr. S.lbrecht will have los-
session[ All ij ose. who owe me
accounts; May ays settle same with ::
before October i4t, after that date
all accoentsl will be :handed in for
collection as I yam moving out of
the comnwnit'v —J. Preeter.
Mr. John Decher, jr,, our noted
Standard Brut horse breeder, has
again this year met with marked.
success with his horse at both Tor-
onto and London Fairs, At Tor-
onto he captueed five firsts sand
won the Gold Medal for the best
five Standard Bred horses owned
by one man. While ac London he
�vod four firsts and 3 seconds with
the seven, horses be exhihited, also
winning the sweepstakes for the 3
best horses aired by one horse. Mr.
Decker wars °also offered •some very
tempting figures for his younger
i]oU, sus wh'els was pretty 'ne.0 the
four figure nark.
SSTANL .' I' )W SHIP,
Mr. and llrs. Harry Hayter are
spending, 'a fe~;, days with friends
at Flint, Mich.(
Oar School Fair is lasing held
at Varna on Wednesday, Sept. e.77
A good iS�me is expected, ,
The Presbyterians of Varna are
holding th;',r anniversary services
on Sunday, Septi 21st., services
morning and•,evoning.
Wm. H.', and Geo. H. Stephenson
of Marlette; Miele, attended the
fumerat of the late Mr. Ralph Ste-
phensonl.
Dlr. Jas McClymont was 'taken
eu:ddeuly ilk last 'week and was ta-
ken, to London for treatment.
An aged and esteemed resident
of Stanley passed away on Friday
morningSept. 12th i -a the ers 'n
p .r persen
of Mrd. Ralph Stephenson of the
Goshen Line;. He had reached the
ago of 86 years and was the last
surviving member of, a family of.
tend. He was born near Port Hope
in 1838• and came with his parents
to'^'Stan,ley Tp. when about 8 or
to years of rage; Oar �fin;e town-
s ip's were then almost an unbrolz
en ioreee and the Stepheeson tarm-
ly of 7 brothers did .their share to
leas. the land and build up the fine
tomes whielif their eons ,occupy ,to-
day. Mr, Stephemeon rile among
he hist of that fine band of pion-
eers who connect the past with the
',resent and did iso much to give
a, ea the f+no heritrere t\rl];k i 11''
njn,v to -day". To them we owl,
a vent debt of gratitute. Mr
i to «e, 'e.,+-0,4 to ;wanuvn title
os !s,1its wife, who is 85 yowls of
g , 7 ,sons and 3 daughters, the
&&ND WOOL B.ATTS.
MAIL O t NERD PROMPTLY FIL-
LED.
Phone or write for prices to t17
it
Newton Woollen Mills
NEWTON ONT.
11. C. WAGNER, Proprietor.
ZURICH HERALD
eoota ars. Cearge B. o;i Marlette,
ratei1,,-,sea1,Cen. sexed and .reelsora,
who allele 011ie West, and Jrt'nlee,
Charlie and Thwarts Steplrensoir of
Stanley. The tbiee dauillitets are'
mewled arra living le the west, the
youngest datighte.r' being Mre, J.
Dinsmore fornterly of Ilay TpArThe
remains were. Laid to rest in Bay-
fielkl eemetery on Sunday, Sept,14'
a,liaiig;? concourse of people testify -
leg to t''al ie*steeni in which Wei de -
wasted. was{ field.
SOME FALL FAIR DATES
Toronto --Aug, 23 to Sept 6.
Geelerich—Sept. 3 to 5th.
'L'ondon—Sept. 6 to 13..
FZete�i—Sept. 16 arid 17.
T tiieardine.. Sept 18 and 19,
Lietawel-Sept 19 and 19.
Seaforth—Sept. 18 land 19.
Bayfield—Sept 23 .and 24,
Mitchell—Sept 23 and 24.
BlYuh—Sept 25 and 26.
Luekri;ow Sept 25 and 26
ZURICH -Sept 25 and 26.
Win;gham—Sept. 29 and 30.
Brussels—Oct, 2 and 3rd.
!Dangannon—oat. 2 and 3rd,
OWELL'S
BAZAAR
EXETER
PLAIN PRICE STORE
, . 6 week's ago, we, made a change
in our Business Methods. We,
like many other merchants sit back
and waited for Good Times, that
never came. It got serious — so
after studying conditions from dif-
ferent angles, we decided, that the
only' and best way of getting bus-
inesswas to get up and go after
it. Take Smaller Frofits and make
More Business Turns. OUR
SUCCESS so far has been Won-
derful, Our Store is fast becom-
ming known a, a Bargain Centres
Our large shock of Phonographs;
records, Radio, Fancy Chinaware,
Dinnerware', Granitewai'e, Alumin-
umware, Toilet Goods, and small
wares, Confectionery, etc., is so ar-
ranged that a walk thru our Store
is a most pleasing isght for any-
one,. Our slogan is "If We Can-
nlo;sive you money,—We Do•n't de;
serve your :Patronage," We in-
leite ,every Reader of this News-
paper to Cone inj any time they
chapped to be Th[ Exeter, and Look
Arou1 t
FRIDAY AND S.ATURJ, Y.
pfecr(Sl1 ,hut p'n„;dale ; jA „ship
`.'t o ; Grey Graniteware that will
set the Mail Order houses thinking.
Briztg your Catalogues and Com -
pane the, Valu,esl„
FOR SALE
10 'gown;' pigs, 6 weeks ( old,
Tam and York cross. Apply to
Wm. Spa.rka, Phone 78.r 19, Hen -
salt..
DASHW[10D,
Miss .i u„ , ta. ;Rader left on Mon-
day for' Detroit, ,after a two we-
eks' visit with tier parents.
Miss Edith Wolper spent a few
days With Me. and Mrs, Oscar
lelopp, Hay Tp., :this week.
Rev M, l3ru,er of ,London, will
conduct English Services in the
.Lutheran church here next Sunday
evening at 7.30 o'clock,
A cruet •but pretty wedding took
place .on Wednesday Sept, 10th at
St. Peter and Paul Jusuit church,
when, John the eldest son of Mr
and 'Mrs. Simon Hartman was un-
ited' iii the Holy Bonds of mat-
rimony to Miss Nora Ryder, for-
mai'ly °! Lucan,r •who was given a-
way b,yg her blather, Mr. Patrick
Ryder.. The Bride looked eltarm.-
ing he a peach crepe gown and
picturesque fiat and carried bridal
roses and Tellies of the Valley. Mina
Bertha Hartman acted Mals maid of
honors, Who wore blue Geo'rgett,e
and chiffon velvet and hat to match
Mr. Wiilbut Hartman assisted the
groom. sumptuous wedding
breakfast was served at the home
Of tht ':bride's brother, Mr.
Il3rder on; Meadowbrook Ave. The
gifts were nulnerou's and ueoful.
The ;ila,ppy couple will reside int
their i esu Renee on Manistique, ave,
Detroit, 1 Liei4
nlr, Czar .Keileonan, Underwent
an operation for appendicitis. last
week in; Victoria Hospital, Lon --
don, we hope for a 'speedy ret-
°ver
Y
r
1VIr. Lloyd Edighoffer of • Mit
chell• spent Sunday 'in town,
11Z1s;4
,,
r Ada:
Witmer l( hasti'e i i`
r ned
after' spending several months in
Bernie,.
Mrs: J•:. Rader has returned of-
sei an extended trip to Toronto
aixrl Niagara Fells,
Me. and Mre S. Adams of Lone
don, visited in this vicinity on
Stindayl.
Mr. and Mrs„ Stadelbauer of
London, ls]ent Sunday with the)
latter's paren:ta, Mr. and Mee, Pt
Kraft.
Rev, E. F. :Braes. of S arti+nrv;
has aeceptedl a call from the Luth
eran congregation, -and will s=oma
merino his duties about Nov. tet.
Mr, Louis B.eetarneyer has in his
iaoesession barred rock pullets
that 1 t'0: teelirn'ed at (an unci nilly
vottnr; age„ 'I 'be young cl r'krr, al-
though onlyg four and .a half mon-
ths old have already started. to
lay eggs,
We have a few good second
buggies, for Sale
Noyv is the time to
get that Auto
Top Repaired
RFPAJRINo
„Painting Feed Car, One'oat, $15,00, Two Coats .. $20,00
iCovering Ford Top Good Material, less curtains .....$12,00
Changing Ford Curtain's to open with Doors 5.00
Painting Buggy $
IF YOU WANT .SERVICE, WE HAVE IT $8.00
WE RERUBl3ER YOUR BUGGY WHEELS,
HESS - ZIIRICH
Bird's Neponset Roofs
4.
"GOOD OLD PAROID”
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+ WE HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF THE ABOVE
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PRODUCTS OF BUILDING PAPER, BLACK BUILDING PAPER
e WALL BOARDS, ROOFS, INDIFFERENT DESIGNS IN ROLLS
AND SHINGLES. FULL SUPPLY OF LUMBER, LATHS AND
+ SHINGLES ALWAYS ON HAND. CUSTOM WORK OUR SPEC- 1
IALTY. j
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:HOBBERLIN HOFFMAN!
+ WITH OUR NEW LINE OF SPRING SUITINGS AND SAMPLESi
IN ALL—THE NEWi SEASON'S FABRICS, .AND EQPRESSING
( THE VERY LATEST STYLES AND SHADES
HOBBERLIl
HAVING TAKEN OVER THE AGENCY OF THE BEST KNOWN .1.
+ SEMI -READY CLOTHING FIRM IN CANADA (HABBERLIN &'t'
+ CO.) WIE ARE IN A POSITION TO GIVE THE PUBLIC ALMOST1
+ ANYTHING REQUIRED IN THE LINE OF SPRING SUITS AND+B
1+ OVERCOATS AT PRICES SECEND TO NONE. ,
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° ;The Early Bird catches the Worm •'
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W. H. HOFFMANI
TAILOR `AND► FUNERAL DIRECTOR*:
DAY AND NIGH .r PHO.:NE No. 81
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A NEW SPECIECE OF RABBIT
AT ST. JOSEPH, ONT. ,
Henisall, Ont. Sept. 13, 1924.
Last Thursday, Sept lith be—
our last half holiday of the year,
a great many from Hensall took ad
vantage of the fine weather and
journeyed to the Western Fair ,at
London, but being bent on a rtia..-
bit hunt, Iloaded my gun " land
ammunition (and my good wife)
into our 223e HP,. Ford and bit
the trael for Zurich. Now Ihardly
ever drive a car faster than; ,a
hloesepolwer per hour, but just as
we entered the 13ig Swamp, a
load• of youngster's Honk -Honked
and I let them past, they had. a{
50 H. P. We took the dust', Isays
to the: Muses says I, "we head the
first Dow car in the County any-
way in 1002 before then] - duffers'
ever' saw a car," Yrs,. say e she,
and you borrowed money to get it,
and you did worse with this one(.
Yes says I and most of em are
clorngt he same thing to -day, but
I'm paying cash` for gas and oil.
anyway. Well, I h ad a good
notion to ttu'n back and lay down
on a,eouchi, but took a notion that
beat the' fit"st ones, and in a ishbrt
time the •chu.rch steeples of ,Zur-
tic'] hove in Leight. Landing at the
old bur(g I 'soon got aid of the
Mieses. Now' as good luck would
have it who should I meet but my
old !leant -1, -El Axt, nommoiily kn-
own. aa "Hatch.:mt". Sayis I, Bello
Ned, what's doan? Say's he, Oh'
not much, where .you gain? Saiy's
f, I have my gone Well by Jove
I have my dog. ' Well I.'1l get my
brother Billy and Harry Weber, the
tailor and will call for you in 15
-all gathered up iso' we :sped down',
the road for St. Joseph. :Before
• tr.,hin:et he Jog, irsnos 1.3illy which
way will we go? Welt, says Ned,
I was up near Drysdale last weeds'
and •shot a whopper of `a rabbit.
Well, says 1 t hat one ,is dead,, no
use going up there, so ,we decided
on the "Big Gully" at St. oJseph,
Now, Weber was the "referee"
and the three of us ;were to do the
exeeui:in.g. No sooner had we
jumpydt ho feaca when Hunter,the
hound,' had one «a -gain" t got
I bai],g at him but it only increased
his speed. The dog circled him
•
gaining '.speed, Billy lead ( two
ban;gs at hint, but only made him
' go faster, it was now getting very
exciting. Says Ned, Hees a dandy,
lookst o me like a prairie Jack
Rabbit (N:rd wore his magnifying
glasses); it was now nip and tuek
dog catch rabbit me rab..it catch
dog. Round they went at a ter -
riffle speed.
er-rifficspeed. When the Jack got
dizzy and cause out into an open
space opposite to "Hatceht", bang
went hnle gun, (never 'touched it),
the
next 9110 shot—down down 1] e
nt the lett
blit," Ini the excitement to claim
his prize, "Ned" •slid down the forty
foot cls
y1 bs:nIc; picked up what he
thought the leg oog a Jack Reb-.
bit. By jove,, says he, I must
have blower him all to pieces, I
can only find one bind leg, but on
closer investiatioon he found he
h'ad the whole rabbit in his hank.
We could find no 'shot marks on
him., It proved to be a mewl isp
ecie al rabbit, Bailed "fiuunynuelr
and measured four and a half in-
ehes from 'stem to gudgeon, place
ing it into the car we seems' land-
ed heels '+ ' rtr%eh. :Bill's tom cat
looked "gen)t" sa 1 , laid 73unny-.
-clown where "Tom" ;grabbed hini,
the poor little thin; ,squealed, and
showed !alt;as of life. We tailed
"Shell ",,] a-':" but referee Weber
r mnetineed it a dear case of
"Catdevotoo
P,S.--Some people will shoot at�en
3",
thing':
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