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DUDLEY E oLM 3ry s
,ll$ " 1�In Solicitor; i
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Pubtie
flow Dffir;a on Hamilton Street,
met ► the square, Godericla Ferre .
GI<`t�rsi,,lda to loan at lowest rates,
i maim 8 will be in `Re4 eaillF oe.
fiiriday 'of t;iuth week,
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AOaithraste F. Blasi:4 ToWaship Cleric
1001100i of marriage iiceueete, .1+Tettta•y
:11110 }''>`7,; '04043 01541i,p44e1r, Fire end 40-
H�ilstlS IL4T4tieance, ReeeeFseettitng
Omen and Ener 'Mortgage Corpior to
siege% Tits Canada. Tenet Oo,r,,reerieli,
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�" IDENTAL SU GLO'N ,,
'OI OFFICE
M.. HL+'NS,.A:L
OSCAR K.LOPIP
Terms in
i#$ hottest! Carey M. Jones Nit-
ale,'�cliool of A,ueti,oneerinSgtoc
ry
ma tom Registereded Live iceepi k
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dit Breeds). Terices. Choice
Ifirutsr
fevaili7]g prices.
sale. Will :sell ,anything
i t' ''>i''?$ere, Zurich.
(Arnie 19---93 or write,
-!!!!meed Auctioneer Oeitlonl to, con
County
',trod. Tn a P re ardless
t'ttwt any auction sale, g I
ttG 'sive or articles to sell,
; !'Beit your business, and if not
isuitaiied will make no charges for
•sstmrices, Dash -wood, Weber,
1110fittais 13--61
Zurich eel
Pr a 9a, and Salt Mats
c,.w>a
Etea Sausages,
c
I ighs,at Cash Price ger `r'Vaul
(''ASH FOR SKINS & H1DDES
tasm,,t `h
eic
at
ZURICH LIVERY
1 am in a position to accoyao-
te kali requirements in the Livery
Mae, have Auto
�,�011a$ done inthe teaming line.
GEORGE 3. THIEL
&lame iib Zurich
G. S. ATxnSON
,L.D• S., D.D. S. VIIMIEStrts_
DENTIST
!iIETRE, ONT. 'Phone 3 i
,alt BAYFIELD Every Wednesday
:;I IVEN)7INGS IN .EXWTER BY • AIP-
POINTMENT
LIVE
WANTED
111060 every day till 3 ()clock p.m.
hili a hot teed fowl same lnoroin£p
is brought in.
i 1iest w cask Prices
Cream- and Eggs
W. 'O'Brien
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lfi S ' MARSONIF110 12$
IGVE IT TO YOURSELF
Y CmMPA.RI3ON
AET'O1 111 YOU • 111.1 GI It 11
<' t CALL, W1I WILL SHOW;
Milt SALES AND
SEIMCE ARE EIORT1
'a
110 S. ,WEIN Prop,.
\ PVT YOU
.100i ,;o t0'
Found, Novice, Etc. Ads
T1+f � IZIsJ C01�01ViN
LOST
Between, Amish church and my
"y'at0, i?rroiiS'Qil fame, a pair of spec'
tunes,. Fiedler 1Cil -
y return to
Ready Sel'tivartsentriibt*i',' orleave at
Herald Office
FARM FOR SALE
Y .
trttttrllny Township, contain-
ing 150 as'res; fifty acr'e's, good grass
lend .incl 100. acree under ci ltivat.
lois... O'rt• the prentistese is a good.
brick hours, hams barn, drive's3hec'1
and hog peke. Fenit trees and plw
e.ctt:y of water For eiarticul.ars
apply to -A. E, Hess, Zurich.
FARM FOR SALE
Const'stilig of 99- acres being Lot
7, con,. 10,, Hay Townsihip;. Soil
is of a good rich clay loam, we'll
drained and fenced and in high
state of cultivation • There is on
the premises a fine hardwood bush
of eight acres, good frame house,
bank barn and other outbuildeings
Fm further' partienjars apply ,Un
prenaist;s.—'Daniel Truemner, R.R. 3,
Zurich; Ont.
•
FOUND
A Buffalo Robe on.Town Line,
r
Owner Hay and Stanley.voce can have
sauve by proving property and
praying for this adv- from Chas. ;S.
Bedard, R.R.,L. Zurie .
FOR SALE
CHEAP—Two Show Cases and
about t0 -ft. Counter. They will
pay for thetrtaelves in extra bus-
iness Tat Ch:i'stmas time. Will sell
sepfxatt.. —A. W. E. Hemphill,
Duggis't, 'Remelt, Grit,
Dr. IL H. COWEN
L. D. SL, D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON:
At DEITZ BLOCS, ZURICH ev-'
ery Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. -
Main Office
FIAWrLEIB'S BLOCK, DASI3WOO,O
CO L
POGAN T. S
COKE
Miller Oreek
Soft Coal-
GOOD SUPPLY ON IFILND
\Case & Son
PHONE 35 BENSALL -17
AUCTION SALE
Of MERCHANDISE, LIVE STOCK,
FURNITURE, ETC:'.
At WALPER HOUSE, ZURICtH
On
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12th,
At 1..30 o'clock, sharp
LIVE STOOK—Pony, Cow rising
5 yrs. due in February, driving
horse quiet and reliable, brood
sow, 'several purebred Ancona
cockerels; .brood sow due Decena-
r
ra 24th.
OTHER A,RTWC,,I,ci fi,—fiord tour
in car 1919, Stanhope buggy x:,00d
as new, good 'single harness, dou-
ble ?iazrtelshot gun, cutting bo c
light wagon, fur ovetooat sliglitiy
used grab boxes trimmings gal-
ore, ladies and n en''s underwear;
drosis shirts, fties, (-3113A glove, bra-
• res eretans iv7ae
tette flannel,
madras; crepe, - galatea, curdoroy,
towei ngs
, b s,)ucner, kitchen ra-
nge,
dinner bell, 1500 ft. ' Enclhand
maple floorince, g7iantity of rough
1u X be:r, seye.ra1 window saaatait avi,+lt
ig5S,
raecondli
an
d doors,
ors, 5
inch
grinder, stan taYt q`anti(9 of
sYu<10
tllnbox;,• empty barrels, base
1Onburner, 8 plank 14 -ft.. long 3.x.9
inches, Empire cream 'separrator,.
wagon parts via:; ?hpunds, asclo:s,
bolster's, double trees, andboardsi,
hoes, rake's, 'soldering irons, nail
puller, pipe eefenehes, hack :saw, 2
Safety razors, brace,, reversible
toilet sett and numerous other ,art -
idles, y
TERMS --All a4tleles of $5,00 and
under cash, oven tla:tt amount 8
months. credit -ore approve.d joint
Dr. P. J, O'Dwyer motof ed ate
London, on Saturday'. .
x
Mi !�•., II.• 'Dofrrr, l:'iyclllo Sup't,
of Exetcr., was in the villeens on
4 17esrlay• .
o'f Crediton were, y'tinclay visitors
the home f: r.s• ,
at t all of1VCt n.n t M G L.
Smith,
Mx anti Meat Ify. eh irt': and
daughters 11:fabol an;
Dashwood and Me. E.d. hiillcbeinez
Mis. 'Earl Weida who i3 confiin'cd
at the 1:1o'nclon AITo;xpata1, lil.. in
pr.oving.' Very favorably. r I••
1V.(i's. Sr1,1, Zimmteeman was eon
fined to' her hiyd for a few clays'
but is now getting along nicely., •
Have -you seen our large , 1'e r
aslsortmefat: of Nzna'a. : Greeting
Cards, Deeeem:al:ion(s, and Fine Boxed'
Stationery at Hess, the Jeweller
Owing -to the unfavorable con-
dition of the' weather last Satur-
day, the auction said at the Walper
House was '1 ostponed till Satur-
day of tlli9 week, Dec.- 12th.
Mr. -and Mre. Earl .Sm.ith tand,'son
of Detroit, Mists Helen and Mr, Les-
ter Mclshae of Crediton railed nt
the home Of Mr. and Mrs1 A. Mel -
ick on Sunday.
Oall on. Saturday and see the
new Criptallino lamps shades at the
sat Shopper. We have quite- a
!number of floor: lamp bridge lamp,
rnanntel shades nncl different 'si ,e:4
of tabu:) lamp dhades for sale, and.
also take oxdere. •
Do'n't forget the monthly meet-
ing of the Woreen's Institute itt
the Town Hall, Zurich, on.,Thur'sc11y
!afternoon oi' this week, Dec. 10th.
Miss J'ockcll of Exeter is the main
!speaker cif the meerting;, All
ladies wee coa•dially invited to at-
tend this meeting.
TIl weather during the past
week, hast given .lots of 'variety,
last Friday an.nd Saturday was mild
and the worse road's all fall, 'xvhi!e•
to -day, Wednesdaer, ,Is real enappy-
winter weather with silo-,• flurries.
And th:'i, condition of the roads are
.exceptionally rough. Why nut
not pave the Zurich Road and have
one good road in the Township.
Our bis•ines-s men of the vit.
l;age are offering the buying pl.b-
lick here, a very choicely stelected
array of article's for the 'Christ-
mas buyerts. In fact it i3. as good
an aslsortment es we Awe ever
seen. And we can only urge the
public to read. . the ads,: in, the
!Herald, and read th.e`n.2 (carefully
and tlism follow np by -.;going to
these places and buy. and you will
Rave even! a . more happy yule-
tide. 6
Mrs's John Hey, Ji4, and Mfts
'Chaster L Srnith (and daughter
Mae Ingold .n.ttend.ed the distr!c
executive meeting ,et the South
Humes \Naar:^ns' Institute at th,
Rents of Mit L. Jnr'kell, E tc•
Many interesting aliblects hetet
discussed in which th 1 )c,a'l feat
it'utes carr give • a Yelping i hat; 1
Mists Ellet Link frevot'r' t the 1,3x i -e
with. a solo, which `i'.'il(' civet in
a very eb1" mann" 'Mae Jeeckrll
served a dainty Inneh, by which the
ladies wart? .mai"h + rfre&lefl:
next district m will ba betel
at the brim= or: Mrs? Cl L. Smith.
Zrlrich..
;:°HRIS'1`MAS ENTERTAINMEN T
Conm to Union School Secion
No. 9, Blake Public School, on
Friday, December 48th to scetnnd
hear a good 'Chrism.e entertain-
ment given by the .school children
end th'' young people of the sec-
tion. One big .feature' of the nigh!-
is a very humorous play entitled
"His Uncle's Niece." Aclmiesion
20c. Children under 12 years 10c.
Don't forget the Christmas tree!,
,Come one, Come all Programme
must begin! ,at 7.30 13harp- — W
Finlayson, 'Tcaehler,
THE MAGIC° CARPET
Once urpon a ttiree in th my(-
a'tie land of Persia, there was fo-
tenud among the treasure's of eking
a woe rifle/eel comet,, bne had on-
ly; t't3 slit on it, wilsh• to be (somewh-
ere, and away the carpet would
.fly till they wishes for place was
reached, For hundreds of years
it carried kings' ,rid princes upon
the ;most amazing adventures, oN
one know! what ('finally ,became of
it, buil: it may be. that its, last 'the •
ends went into the mai u,p - .of
tho first Youth's Companion. 13'or
tike the magic carpet. The Con?
paninn Cor. 19.26 card's you, to the
land of your Heart's clesire-up to
the Mains, woods • with .the lumber.
Veen edit on the wesitern plain
whore the warlike Navaho 1'nclians
liwo; Car up- into the gold legions
of Alaska; and away ion the South
-ern Sean -Sri ;srearchi of treasuresand
lost islands. All yo'u ',71.^,ed for
such sexti'aordireary adventures !•s n
young heart and a 'Y'outh's Coni-
urpanion, Don't lose'•tini0 in gett-
ing staeted;, l nbsr�ibe now '
and re
col Ve 1
Screed€'iver, scoop, shovel, trunk* I—The "'nuth's ICoaipanion-52 is-
11t104 m 1029 and •
2—The rctmtinin ,' isl5tte5 of 10'25.
.x,11 for. only $2.00.
3.—Or ;eighth.), McCell's M:igaizne,th.r'
monthlyttl
t authority
an�fashions.
.totes,"' 4% oft for cash on credit at i 'Roth nobli at ions, only 42.50,
1003r BRALD
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CAL NEWS
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Mrs, .11, Ileil°r,;ar iii ra Wet cr on • it
Itk'•tripto ,
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1 t tz iii
11 C. 14th,!,.,,:.t ars the. s}chc
list, but et •iutprut iia:;. . ' •
1\ir, and o'1ra, 0, .nr lstoop »ore(
eel. nt +ieil')ee to i:Jetet)it.
li
m n, ee iilingtod Fe.; al ,c tfurth
1611 ,4111 T:111.1 Y .t
la$!.,
Mh, Tint Prlr.a, 1 h.i'm. laina.m)t a of
th.: a ii'.s it 1,,;,.r, (i l 1 it vi.tey pin;t„
is
1Cr Sar i) SI ,.,t tit •
tv11'11,
',1'1 cele who its improti'in ,>' (in
h„ 1'.th,
•
• ette;3 t'i'le' T e+il,lr! 1, th, 1-''1Jy•
lots, s1) It 'Woad," v• with, rr'iatire.i
and friends at Gorteeke ,
•
About 2;000 matches are lighted
every secnncl in Canada, of which
t,fr00 are borrowed..
-.Nir. Vance, a prominent sports •
r• -len near Forest, c !,sited w tb. 11T:•,
CC. Elite last IVectn-e:i 1:1y night,
111r, R. X. Kalbfleiseh of Detroit
and l)r. U. Weigel of Windsor wee"
• welt! 'rat 'S ieitoi':; at thee bonus Of
'4fr. sad Mrs. P. O. Kalbfie c'b
The line, ar and sale of baking
h, -Irl in the '1'ocvii !Tall on Saturday
by the Lutheran Ladies Aide was
'.1 .ley way a rlreidocl success.
Mr. Armstrong is rrilitiving as
a.cccunteat at the lona! Bank o'f
Mx nlry:II here, in 1'. sen of Mr.
' at er, t'.h oie ntlac• ons a -trip io
Detroit.
D eit) the t,-rrl')tr r1,ntli ion').
the r, d. r n'l i 1rr? 1,.111 a .•.artier, a
las C'' t ' L r._I 10 ths' j-1)
o0 c a,tut t:.tt Th auetio
sane tcl'.- .•a„ •3. ICir 'Out date -tr. ,
1:nee:po)tled 11111 1l:ttur.3r,,; of thee
week.
1 Here arta ile e
• The Canadian Pacific steafner
"Eine ;a a Britain will arrive at
Quebec shortly on her first voyage
'frena -Liverpool as a cabin-c':ass
St(,anter under h&tr new name Mont -
royal. She is the fastest vessel sail-
irg out of. Liverpool and is sched-
uled to ran from there to Quebec in
six and a half days.
Brite •tit Columbia's payroll for
1923 was $150,000,000, according
to the annual report:\of the Work-
man's Compensation Board. The
payroll for 1922 was• $128,592,-
55,2 e aend•for 3,921, $130,099,373. Em-
ploying firms operating at the end
of last year numbered 0,524, an in-
crease of 145 over the previous year.
The 1924 season for ther'port of
Montreal was officially opened on
the morning of the loth of April,
when the Government ice -breaker
Lady Grey arrived in the harbor. A
big s€ason is anticipated, especially
by the Canadian Paeii ' steamships,
whose vessels on the S. Lawrence
route this year will exceed 197,000
gross tons.
Vancouver this seeeon has beaten
Poi'tlaaud, the great wheat port of
the Northwest and formerly the
great wheat port of the Paeifie,
Portland includes flour in its wheat
totals, Vancouver does not. Accord-
ing to the Portland press the Amer-
ican cit,, has moved; over 20.0e0 00e.
bushels of wheat to date. Vancou-
ver, in the saaue peri•:d, shipped 33,-
000,000 bushels, exclusive of a very
considerable quantity of flour,
The ,much prized 1-Ciider silver
medal, the }, < li:'st atvaa•cl of the
American Pomologieal Society, the
oldest horticultural body in North
America, has been awarded to the
Central Experimental Farm at Ot-
tawa for the sixth time. The 4nedaI
on this occasion was given for the
Lobotapple, one of the many fine
varieties' Of McIntosh Red parentage
originated at the Central Farm,
An estimate of $1,500,000 for fire
protection and nlan.agement of for-
est reserves has been placed -before
the Government £or approval by the
-1Vliniste'r of the Interior. The Min-
ister stated that more drastic meas-
ures of fire Prevention would be
taken this year and in this eonnec-
tin
o the Department of the .Interior
proposes to utilize the Royal Cana.
diad Air Force for the detection of
• fires, e
An appeal for increased pensions
for the originals of the old Royal
North-West Mounted Police ie now
before the Federal" Parliament, The
present pensions are based on the
pay stanciard5 of 20 to 30 year! ago
and are herefore quite inadequate,
Theappeal7 ie
c in andasked
a il; is as d
s
,
that they be raised to the same level
as those granted members of the
present Royal Canadian Mounted
psaistl,,pn tetineme t.
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cut atlb ` eeT '.xscluraao(I ;o lith
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w'8$ eo eteoxd )OU,13 Puy `rii'm'Os X'(31r1
I 5aarretlxs 4upt.tes, 'VLteene'eee
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user 2011 1.t ttte to.t,iiut :Cpee3
s hail purr 'pau)Ll.utnlu' item used
reti uoalllyrtt`s2.ro l.ltrdl Io uamsor
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We are in. a position to Repair
any make of Car.
Also do Battery charging and
''• C.5 c`7
!pairing. Store your battery
with us for the. winter
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IF YOU WANT SERVICE. WE LANE IT
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• COMBINATION DOORS
'WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH THE LATEST COMBIN-
ATION DOORS ANY SIZE AND STYLE; FOR SUMMER PUT
IN' rill SCREEN EN FRAME, AND FOR WrN'tTJR TAKE' OLTi'
THE SCREEN AND PUT IN THE GLASS PANNEL. ALtiu
S 'C':1,T Wr';rlilt', Tn FrT ANY FT1ATTE ORDER NOW
AND DLI`. READY WHEN THE COLD WEATHER (2OMES.
ANYTHING IN WINDOW SASHES, FRAMES, ETC LET U e
HAVE YOUR ORDER NOW,
t300D SUPPLY OIC ROOFING, SIDING, SUIN ILPS WAl,t.
BOARDS, ETC., IN STOCK.
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Stone Built Clothes
FROM NOW ON
t All Woollens Used in the manufacture of STONE BUILT CLO -
• HES aro treated with the famous LARVEX MOTH -PROOF PRO-
CESS, and guaranteed immune from the ravages of Moths under
a. $250,000 Globe Indemnity Bond
THIS
EXPENSE?
W D F GO
TO THISSI,�
+'"ECAUSta lltoth aro theg reateat factor in the destruction of C': --
P °thing .. that aro laid alaAy for even a short period.
'BECAUSE This now scientific discovery—The Larvex Pr'ocese--e,
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'entirely eliminates
lx y 1 li any dtrn�,.i to your clothes am the rav-
ages of Moth a nd their Larvae,
TB'E ATJSI; Stone -Built Clothes with the added attraction of the,
i.rt\1,.tiLX bIt)1'It PROOFING PROCESS, is a. combination that
+ dories all competition—that cannot be beaten. There Is 00 extra
charges to you,
Gs"1` SELL +TON'NE-l3I11LT CLOTHES
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