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11xrs. flan; of Lfzzid .n r i,
Q U n i kt� t4cl'laer
Illegelt'at ', SoReiter,"Notary Ppb]t
*AI" O tice ons Haxrlliton 'Street
oU the square, Goderich: Priv
Sete titeida to loan at lowest rate.
1� e ill be i e s r o"
ffilo � a Will n li n ai n
iFriday .of each week. •
.`dl ew r. loss, Township Glen. i
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LOCAL NEWS
dtaughter, Mrlf- ,D. II, Angel the
past ;week,
a, Mr,.' n a'l Mrs. Louie Sella() Were
Suz dey vdsitoxls,; at the/ home of
+arise 't 'r •
ii M.
is Jul. ul. 13`".
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l k
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'Mes+etas. .Jacob ami Jen Brown
attended thie fuuerad of " tine tate
Rey, itttieh, rat R:itchener, lot
r ,of maretege 3lceuscs, a
Vail*, Oommistsioiier, Fire and Atit-
jearnells insurance, Representing
Versa ,ami lame:• eltietggage Corpora
Sit, ''The Orman Tea Co. Zurich,
y,. S.
IL $A L D S.
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DENTAL SURGEON;
°VICE HENSALL
OSCAR HLOPP'
ifkraduate Carey M. Jones Nat-
mal 13c1s001 of Auetioneeringtock
INN ter Registered Live
Breeds). Tens` in keeping
will prevailing prices. Choice
anal for Hale. • Will ;011 anything{
; nc *beans
18—
,
P a 98 or write, Zurich
Licensed Auctioneer
eer tor Coulee;
-Huron. I u a1Oposiiion to con
eit -
Valet
regardless
�t�t any auction sale,
lei to size or articles to sell, I
:rtlleit your business; and if ` not
masted will make. no charges for
cervices.
Artie= -Weber, Dashwood,
-
ifoltetiv
e 18--57
Zurich Meet
Fresh s and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Righe t Caah I'x•zie: for Wool
GASH FOR SKINS u" 111DE+S
Eggyy,, a,ry,A
yy��pp
-0 A'f'.h46 L:t1
a A
� F5 E RY
3. era in a position to acco'rrao-
lihttts 01 requirements iv the Livery
Mee, have Act for hire, . Any-
c€eg done in the teaming line.
GEORGE 3.. THIEL
Mom Zurich
. S. ATIKINsoN
L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
StXE ER, ONT. Phone 34.
At s:. AFIELD Every Wednesday
SVENINGS IN..EXETI]R BY AP-
POINTMENT
LIVE
IIP OU LT R Y.
WANTED
itteitela every day till 3 ()clock p.m,
baa mot reed fowl earns, mornitte
W.m "liirougbat in.
[Highest Cash Prices
Cres' it`1'1. and Eggs
W. AA 'trim
+Q•s84, Zurieh
The
iV
J9 •sF" New
Low Prices
XI1:14;>DY THE ]PiNLST ENGINl,-
IBBI.NG IN DIOTOR.C.&R HISTORY
al lei they aitaat be served with
oed Preduttis'laud by; :Pius me-
.� NVEJ ', .. .Prop
ttwoo» moTog SERVICr
•
Mr. and Mrss.. Jobst ]Iey Sr. eel-
' abr aced t]ieir. Golden Wedtdiug on Mr. lend AMS' Jacob, . Stfeth ' i
`I,'uesd'ay_ qf' ilia% weej.. We hope' ,Detroit `were F -e. .- �t
P 'lv':eerc rzd � visikoas
to give, 'a' fell repoedt ',next vve9]c, with relatives here • '
Soar , to ,
Sorry, report that the lit iVlrs. W. G. ne!sS iu vi:`titilg' with'
tie ;infant of Mr, and dtilrsl, r'p hers daughter, Mrs. J. T're'ed zek
Schwab, , pasfsecl away tile past at .13rinslay,
week; we syaupaathiee. with the be- ' Mr, and
tett fam'i ly . s Mrs. Mgr, sober
Mi. Walters and leen Joe of God-
,erich spent Sunday with .Mr. and
Mrs. Chats, Weber.
Mr: Wmi. Hess paned' cou'sini,' Mr,
,War_, Leiiamere of PontiacMiele,
were Sunday- visi'toit at tie. boriie
of .Air, F. M. Hada. ,
=RICH S RALD
Mr. ,and Mrs'. fele, ie t ii et
iegtareell 'are visiting r, ,}a'tivei ktere
Mt- R... I elbIleis `!k'4"ref Detroit.
spent the weekrend with hid; Par_
eats' here.
Bev. and 1Vlx,st L, .JL ICalbfle edli;
left. for their homse in Elmira on
Mon
P
'MOS 11thiel Hess who Mals kitperit
the. Past few weedcss h Pontiac,, has
,&tamed tot her home.
lilies Margaret Fisher of Wing -
ham called oxy .friends' here on .Sane
day.
Re+v. and Mes, W. Y. •Dreier were
Suncliay visitoes at the _home of
Mr and Mat(: C. L, Bmifils{ Dir
Dreier coiidut ted the ,services in
the Evangelical chive* and prea-
ched very able eernuoz s,
•
r. -
Kine Vera! Siebert 'spent Sun-
day le 'London,
Mr, I . Qnsc,b tries is business vie
iter at Tendon oza roue day,,.
Mr, Fred, / etes of Detroit le .'vise
icing his brother i\1r. John Fues,.
IVO. ;and Milk, .11., Yellek is exit
the week -end in Pigeon, Miele
1VIr, John Tush who lilacs ,spent
the past few weeks in •Detroit,has
returned to his home.
Mr, and Mrs, Wro, Roffman, Mr,
land :Mrs, Lee Iiofirrete and Mrsa
Mildred Hoffman worm. visitors to
Kitchener oil Sunday,
Local xicetYa'a ]eters are. in roc-
eipt. of news( from the postal ,'.uth
unties, in wleir.h it is aanzounced.
that ruzalenaail carriers will have
the following holidays—Ne'w Ye-
ars Day, Good Friday,; Victoria Day'1
Dominion Day, abLo ,Day and!
Thanksgiving Day. Patrons on
the rural routes will, therefore re-
ceive no mail on the above men-
tioned days. .:The limit weight for
'pareels posted to ,anjy place in
Canada, is aaow 15 pounds, inetoad
of e1e'vee as, foim,erly.
BI(; CON 'FN;rIoN
The Smith li steer Cetetty and
Hay ToWnkihip Relig'iou's. ;ducat-.
ion Coueciis 'will hold a 'Agint eon-
vazitieli it the 1 vangelieaj.'Chur'ch,
Zurich on i bur> day, October 22nd
there will be afternoon and even-
ing Ses'sioee, The eft•ernoon . es-
siort will coxnaxz rues at 1.30 o'eloc.lc
tvith devotional exercises lied by
Rev. W. B. Dengls r ,followed by the
Township Presicdent, Miss's L, Faust;
various clepartmen;tal reports 'will
thee be heard after which Rev. W.
13. Dope's wild speak on "!tOz'gen-
ization" and instructior. for Teen
Age Groups(°, Rev. 0, ' B'. M
In•tosh. will ,speak. on. "The Home
and Adiait Departments" and will
also conzluet Bound Table Confer-
ence. Tlae Evening Sesesion will]
coMmence at 7.45 o'cloth with Song
Service and Offering; folllowed by
an address on "Young People and
Religious We " by Rev. F,. IL
elysdale, Exeter. Aliso an address
by. Rev. C. F, McIntosh, Retiree
eating the
Eno lrl1
'A 'ER xa' A! AT Ep"
Serz' gid. tenders, will be reeei vodt '
be the Clerk of the Township off',
Hay, m) to •elel%ezz, •b'el ock, • Noire
2nd, 1825, for remodelling the plate•
£ izxz z- stag.b and gall(ary of the
Township Flail, Zurich. Particul-
ars can be obtained a,t the 'Cierkei
Office.
Township Clerk 1 ayy
NOTICE
We wish, to advise; the publi*
that we *111 operate our cider mill
ors Tuesday and Tburisday of eae]si
week,. Anyone wishing to hang,
app_ebutter boiled kindly make that
arrangementsby phone
F. O. K..lbfleiscksl itf-10
STRAYED.
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Unto Lot 21, Con: 7, HFlay Tee
a white sow, .weight about ,1'iftyt
pounncls. Owner apply to A. Fe
Rests, Township Clerk, LZurcih, lot
particulars, 11-2
Back in 1921 we sold the United States agricultural
products to the value of $146,539, 3:t After the Feerdney
U.S. Tariff of 1922 went into effect : • the United States we
sold them only $51,337,733 1/Vo7tT,
By raising their tariffs the
about $100,000 00.3 per annun � "
the C=anadian farmers have lo;
What is the lesson to the Ca;;, -:e
°_es fcarm' a he 'd pelt
tie their IQCkl °.. U1C1
t farmer?
On what terms is the Canadri ri Leer competing with
the farmer of the United States? 'hh. y a,re tc r %td.at act
only forbid the sale of his product] "n. the v .i, Ftr
bat compel funs at the same time to ritrie..
farm products: re: lacing his own in. the home f
Canada. Letus examine. some o7 t?e r • e . tt.rees.
For Ee t r =..c :y
PRODUCTS into C, pec?
the Ainerite.es
Potatoes.......... 35 cts: per 1CJ IbsI
Eggs 3 tits, per ,
Batter_C 4 cts. p r -a
l es 3 cts.1
Cattle 25f,7
Hay . ..... 42..0'0. per toss
Wheat Fleur 5•l.( cts. per barrel
• Wheat 12 cts, per bushel
iCerna. _ . Free •
Certain tants 25%
rr
J Q
C 'u: .er dee
8 cts per
5 ds4-.,R.t'.lb.
40% A
$4:O0 per ton
$.2.04 per b:trre
42 cts. per I _ = i_el
15 cts. per bi.;vecl
35%
The United States raised their tariff, in order to protect
the American Farmers, and the purchasing of foreign farm
products was reduced, It was, therefore, to the American
Farmer's benefit,
And' we prove it. In the next column we list a few
Canadian products imported by. the United States under
the 1921 tariff and under the a. z:'- d tariff of September
21st, 1922, These figures are quoted from 'the "Com-
mercial Intelligence Journal" published by Ottawa
41Jgovernment (26th September, 192'1. page 324)..
qp ' Y Sa
hN
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efi(* o
tht
• Canadian :Fares Exports to the United, States, 11 months ending
Aflf:1.0 c21 and Ii n oaths endieg August 1925
Articles
calte
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mak, •."
E, j Y..f
j,
tar . L $.
�t
U.S.
Quantity
1921
or value
:le. 'ser lb. d C3 " )
Tree 1.;!:P,4.'470.
49e =r• '1.5 ra'h *;32,a2;`�
..:'rev4'.',.73S,1:482
;r.a t
a A>
1 t '
1)3.
Eggs, per dor
C
Ropey .,s ...... .
P4les Wax.. ..... .
Fresh Meats
Canned Meats
Cannes] Poultry.... .
Lord
Tallow
Canned Vegetables . Free
Apples and other Dried
19,
Quinces, Pears &Apricots 25 els. per 100 lbs.
Canned Fruits is ct, per Ib.
- l.i.,S.
Led� y
1925
Quantity
or Malate
per ib. $2,L:r7,753
3' 'rW per :lead
e1
? net. Re 611,529
' e,e 219.818
42c.. ger 30 lbs. 3,498,152
3c. rer ib. Ci,40. a
cap
1,..113q
enter C=:~atR..:a a: t;he o:Jowi e
1
�,,
..GG'�.:^ •.gid
the £F. L' ✓l ,.r.ns :ay:
Free
, .. l, 4. oer• lb.
A Ct, per w.
Free
�
t.
15
.... 15'0
Free
•, .
30%
i•er i' t ante
ieto a _.
the Caned Grin pay:
18 cts.
u as. 1,,Q4' 14J.
6 cis. per lb.
4 cis. pee ib.
3 cts. per Ib.
5 cts. per lb.
40%
40%
4 cts. per Ib.
1 ct. per lb.
30 cts. to $2.10 per
doz. cans of % to
4 pints
8 cis. per lb.
$l.'') per 1 0 lbs.
30 cts. to $2.10 per
doz. cans, accord-
ing to size
Canada will be }flooded . with far r oducu c=� f• r i r � tho>r countries at these lowrates, but Canadial farm prod`i.acts are :7.:h•2ut out k':f r;:the>~- countries by high taxi s,
Meanwhile half a million Cariadiring have tris cv := :'e to the United States because of
the tariff reductioa$y ;.alit have closed d nip oil ;lovo?d down hundreds of factories.
That is, half a million buyers of Canaddana farm products have be, n lost. The far-
.
niers are hit twicee
r
ATA
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