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B .%SINESF S,:DARDS
VOIJEYE. HOLMES
'Barrister, Solicitor, Notary PublicI
Office on Hamilton Street,got
of/ the square, Goderich. Priv-
1410 iand I to loan at lowest rateli.
Holmes will be in .Beneall on
Friday of eaeb Week, ,
AnarewlerY:
H�,kiPr4�►ns�til c ,
sow of inarrluge licenses, Notary
commiellaA .f!'lre lid 4,147
1111110110 Insurance, itePresentla$
*Set and Fine Mortgage Corpora
131104 The Canada Trust CO. Zurllch;
S. Knapp, D.D. S., L D. S.
161" DENiiintiltRGEONIC
;y.
M OFFICE
IIENBALL
A U.0 -T -1 -Q -NEE -R
OSCAR SLOP?
Ilra4duate Carey M.. Jones ats
IOW School of Auctioneering•
Tryt
On erose Registered Live Stock
Breeds). Terms in keeping
*hamprevailing prices. Choice
Orion for sale. Will sell anything
ilirehere.
--93 or write, Zurich.
Phone
Licensed Itgtioneer
hicenlod Auctioneer for County,
position to con -
leant any auction sale,
� BurmaIna p re regardless
g I
Ss to size or articles to sell.
pen t your business, and' if not
.�idshed will make n0 charges for
Onrvices.
Arthur weber,, - Dashsnood,
leans 15-57
Zurich heat
and Bait Meats
Fresh na SansageS, :etc
Bliiabest Cash Price for yioul
CASH FOR SKINS & 1 IDES.
Tualebint
- Reicher
ZURICH LIVERY
1 am in a position- to aeco'mo-
Nate ail requirements iu the LiveryBine, have Auto for hire.
Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
Zurich
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G. S. ATKINSON
L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
MISTER, ONT. Phone 34
it BAYFIELD. Every Wednesday
MVENINGS IN EXETER BY AP-
POINTMENT
LIVE ..
[OU L. T R Y
WANTED
. WARNING 0 USERS OF RADIO
All Radio Receiving Sets
MUST be Licensed
Penalty on, summary; conviction is 'a fine not excelling $500.
License' Fee $1.00 per "
annum
Licenses, 'valid to 31st March, el.926, mar be '•obtainied fro,m;.
Staff Post Officers, Radio Dealers, Radio Inspectors, of froirt
Radio Branch, Department ' not Marine and Fisheries;" Ot`•taWa.
The proceeds from license fees are used to control broadcast-
ing and to improve broadcast reception conditions
A. JOHNSTON, Deputy Minister of Marine ,and Fisheries.
PUT YOUR,
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
,Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN TB/9 COLUMN
Between Amis hurch and my
gate, Bronson Line, a 'flair of spec-
tacles. Finder kindly return to
Rudy Schwartzenitruber, orieave at
Herald Office.
wo every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
DO mot teed,, fowl same morning
,•gam bougbt•l,in.
11Hbest Cask Prices
• --CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
, O'Brien
Zurich
RADIO
sv 11Th rtetD1O PHONES
ITS MARSONIPUONES '
1".ROVR IT TO YOURSELF
MY COMPARISON
illsEPOR1 YOU BUY GIVE US
A +I.`.ALa, WE WILL SHOW
SAT OUR SALES AND
svitinen• ARE RIGHT.
. S. WEIN, 'Prop.
„.ossuisteolx MOTOR, ^blip.\ t.("ll
FARM FOR SALE
In Stanley Township, contain-
ing 159 -acres', fifty acres good grass
land and 100 acres under cultivat
ion. On the premistee is a good
brick house,; bank barn, driveehed
and hog pen. •' Fruit trees and pl-
enty of water. ' For particulars
apply to A. E. Heels, 'Zurich.
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 99 acres being Lot
7,- con. 10, Hay Township. Soil
is of' a good rich clay loam well
drained and fenced and in high
state of cui.tivatien. There is on
the premise's, a fine hardwood bush
of eight acres, good frame house,
bank barn and other outbuildeings
For further particulars apply . on
premises.—Daniel Truemner, R.R. 3,
Zurich, Ont.
FOUND
A. Buffalo Robe on Town Line,
Hay arid: Stanley. Owner can have
and.
same by proving property
paying for this adv. from Chas. $.
Bedard,: R.R.;Z Zurich.
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Dr. H. H. C O W E N
L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON;
At DEITZ BLOCK, ZURICH ev-
ery Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. Main `Office
SARTLEIB'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD
COAL
p�oAIiAN TAS
COKE.
Miller Creek
0
Soft(,Coal
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
Case t ' Son
PHONE 35
LOCAL NEWS
Hay Cb•air cfi net on ' Tiiesd;ty
Dec. 15th, 'for its last business meet
ing for this 'year,, and a lot of
business was tc'ctnsact,sd. nomin-
ation will be held on Monday 'Dec.
nth, when it will be ascertained to
whatextent the municipal pot
will be heated up to. As far as
we know there is little rumor of
any great changes, but these us-
ually do not come up till the last
minute. However in the mean
time the Treasurer will have hit
books closed and get out the an-
nual financial
n-nualfinancial statement where ev-
ery ratepayer can easily see wh-
ere every dollar of their money
went,
Mr. Charles Scotchmere of Bay-
field 'visited in Zurich on Tuesday
Mists Pearl Wertz visited over
the week -end with ,}ler sister, Miss
Dorothy. Fritz, London. ,
Mrs. Harriet McKenzie of Sit
Pans, Minn., is 'visiting with Mre
Chas. Fritz and other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Luster Beeman of
Detroit 'attended the funeral of
Mrs. Bsem'an''s uncle, the late Al-
Bert Heidem'aa.
Mr. and Mrs; Herb. Krueger of
Dash\voocl wore Sunday visitors at
the home of' Mr. and Mrs. Louie
Schilbe.
HENSALL -1T
HILLSSREEN
Mr. Wpil,Ik?idor ou is visiting in
Port 'Hurons.,,
Nomination
POLICE VILLAGE OF ZURICH
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby giv-
en that a meeting of the Electors
)f the Police Village of 'Zurish will
be held in the
TOWN HALL, ZURICH
On,
MONDAY, 'DECEMBER 28th, 1925
At the 'hour from 7.00 to 800
o'clock in the evening for the pur-
pose of nominating candidate's for
Police Trustees for the year 1926.
and ',if a poll is demended, a poll
will be opened on
MONDAY, THE 4th�DAY OF JAN-
UARY, 1926
At the Clerk's Office, Zurich
Said poll be opened at 9 o'clock
an:ne >eiitil 5 o'clock, , pm.
ANDREW F. HESS,
' Returning Officer.
Dated at Zurich, Dec..4th; 1025.
fiENSAI.1.
Edith Camerons left last week
to make her home with her grand-
mother,. at Whitevale.
Mr• Feed Resis who has been
.suite ill the last week, is improv;
ing somewhat and getting a litl'le
stronger.
Mr. Earl .Weido was a ,Sunday
visitor at London to Malt Mrd,
Weido, who is', confined. et „the
hospital there, and who, its getting
better in health.
Mr. Wm. Lamoet of the village
made a very good sale the oilier
day when he die'posed ' of five
steers which brought him the nice
sum -.of $95 a piece.
Mr: Herman Satosky, Internat-
ional Gincong buyer of New York
City called on Wm. Leibold last
week, where lid purchased. his 1925
ginseng crop, for which he relit•
oived a handsome sum.
Don't forget theb ig concertat.
S.S. No. 11, Hay, on Monday, Dec-
ember 21St at 8 p.m 'Come and
see "Marriage under Difficultie's"..
Adini pion 15c. M. Howald, Acta-.
cher.
The members of Zurich Jubilee
Band are putting on t<2 public;
dance in the Town Har,l on Tuesday.
evening December 29th, to which
e.verybody is invited, \The Av
alon Orchestra of Lucan will ere
nish the mul'sie.
Be sure and let ire have all yo.er
holiday visits or visitors entteed
in our local columns It wilt, herb
the interest of our live weekly. Call
us up or :send it in, a lc. 'stamp
will do the trick,
Mr. Kenneth Routledge, who
has •?pent the past six months in
the New England States a's a trav-
eller for D. M. Ferry Seed' C'oe with
headquarters at Detroit, returned.
„to his homy in Zurich on''FridaY,
where lie wih remain for the win-
ter months.
A now weekly paper. in Huron
Counnty has made its appearance
for the first time last week, namely
the Exeter Reciew. Published by
Mr. F. J. Wickwire, and in future
Exeter will again be served with
two tiowsleapena. For ltlue past
year the Times-Advcatoe hats been
the only paper in Exeter.
MRS. MACUMBER (VASES.
The community Was grieved and
shocked upon learning of.thedeath
of Mrs. Macumber Which occured
at her home, Foard City, Texas on,
Wednesday morning November 25,
She had been sick for over ' two
months ,and was slowly improv-
ing until about a week previous
to her death, then rapidly grew
worse until the end came. Her
maiden ' name was Magdalene
Schoch, and was .a • daughter of
the late Mr. and Mit:4Chrisi!.ian
1301o0ht 14th son. Hay'., She was,
Mr• ;fai5.ea' '4 el sfer IEna retort}' 1i6rn in 18fi5, hi Zurich:, and . was'
ed home after spending the past
week, with his sister, Mrs {George
Colonna,'
Mrs. John Jarrott, Sr., but been
on the'sick list, belt her.mnya fri-
ends are plea+sled to "know that alio
is improving,
married. to Dr. C. Macumber in 1831
and they, went' to Texas in 1900
making their hottia at different
places until 1911 wken they „prov-
ed to Fdard City. She is +surv-
ived beside her hu+aband, by two
brothers and four +siisters, She
jprofesised her faith in Christ in
' Mrs. Frdairk 'Coleman is 'spend' hor early age and had been ' a
ing a few clays. visiting friends.
inn Lucknow, •
A fine program was given in
en -
the United church on Friday even-
ing
v
ing last ineluding a cantata en-
titled.. "Song and Story," also' a
play given lays' seventeen girl's, the
's'c'ent was a big +success and ,i
large turnout took place. •
Christmas ie coming iso is the
CCluristma-s, intertadnnaent at S.a.
NO. 3, Hay, School on Dec. 22nd at
2 pati. •Lunch. tend Refreshments
member of'„ the Methodist church
for 33 years', She and 'Dr. Mac -
umber were, charter members of .
the Methodist church Foard
'Cchurch
She was, faithful in
iron cli
in Sunday School, and in sickness
and will be inisised by a11. Dr(.
Macumber is left alone and to hire
is extended much 'sym'pathy in
this cl,ark hour and point him to
a higher one as the only Solace—
The late Mrs Macumber will be
i'emenibered by many in Zurich, as
previous to hint marrage she was
a cloick in Mr. Steinhach.'s store.
served. Ei eryhed r Wellcome. D. hi the building Where .Mr, W. II
,Welsh,. ;Letter :r»> otf n is obis: located,
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Farm Implements
Pumps, Piping and Fitin gg
Also inst,:
our;P'umps
Storage y Batteries', ''Hot Shots,
and Telephone Batteries
Tires, Tubes,' Greases and Oils
L. A. Prang, Prop.
Garage! Garage!
We- are ina position to Reair
any make of Car.
Also do Battery charging and
Repairing. Store your battery
with us for the winter
P. KROFF,Mechanic
IL
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f
Viola Hildebrandt is confined t.o •esT
her home with e severe attack - of
gnemuonia. i , •
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Johnston, who hg's been quite illL•es•�Oh••••••s•s••••s••ub•®Ees•••e••••6Yri•••@tg•ciS'a•ri••s
is improving..
The froends• of Holland Little
are pleased It oh:ear t lirat 'he is al-
so improving in he ilcii. '
The management of the skat-
ing rink are.gettingi t in shape for
the season'•s skating. •
Mervyn Brown druggist of Tor
onto visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Brown(
Wm. • Sirumenl who' has beet,
visiting 'h.''s moh.ter for a week, re-
turned to Detroit 'on Monday last•
Where he has a g ood position.
The death took place of Mr's
Thomas McK.iv, who' for many ye-
ars was a resident of Hensall, but
who for the past few years cher,
been an inmate at the .County
Eden in Clinton,
The many friends of Rich'd Blat-
chford are pleased to learn that
he is improving.
Mr. Jn.o Parks and M s, .H C.
Soldan visited for a week .with fri-
ends at Hyde .Park.
The friends of Mrs. Pope will
_at t knowtl t Il •
Pleased to beard that Miss: Mare •
ee n is s ie is con-
fined to her room.
Mrs. P. McArthur of Vancoiuver
B.C'., is visiting with Mr. and Mrs
Robt. -McArthur.
The marriage of Miss Elsie Sol-
`.l>n,to Mr. Garnet Case took place
on Wednesday ,December 2nd. Rev
''Ir. Edwards perfor i..ed the care-
-uony in .London, After the cert
omens Mr. and .Mrs. Case "left on
wedding trip to Toronto, Nia-
gara Falls and Buffalo, and on
their' return they will make their
home in Henseall. Congratulati6ns,
is ?C ETER
• Dorothy Kuntz has again ret-
urned to London Hospital for fua-
ther treatment.
The many friends of J.W. Powell
regret to 'know that he is confined
to his bed through illness.
Mrs: J. V. Mollard, who recently
met with an auto accident and has
been 'at London Hospital, ij.has suf-
ficiently recovered to return to
her home.
Exeter lost another of its old
'pioneers in the person of Grace
Creech: reliejt of ,the late Jas..
Creech. she was' the eldest daugh-
ter, of the late Jas,. Bissett, arid'
had' reached,the advanced age of
8?, years and 5 months, ,'he de'
ceased Sva'.s a highly respected wo
it an, an excellent.wifa and a won-
dei?ful` mother, a Methodist in re-
ligion. •
A. quit wedding took place in
Tris ttt Mem, church on Dere 5th,
'when Irian Hattie Sweat,' only dau-
ghter of Ilir. and Mrs'. S. SWeet was
united to Donald McInnes,. of Bruce
Immediately following the 'core -
Molly ' Mr. and Mrs. McInniss left by
train for London,, St. Thomas and
Toronto. The bride is one of
Exeter's most esteemed young
ladies,
The appeal of the defendant,
J.
0, Walper from conviction of
Police Magistrate Reid under the
$y -fans for operating a l.Pool-
i+bon without a license and for
keeping open after 11 piw came
before Judge Lewis at the Town
Hall 'the .other day, Mr. Riordan:
of Windor, on behalf of Mr. Wal -
per stated that he had up new ev
idence'to submit and Mr. Stanbury
on behalf of the Council expressed
himself as satisfied with the' ev-
idenee already before the ;Cour't
nupen which to uphold the convie-
tionns. The Judge then'asked
that written argument be submit-
ted to hint within) ten days' on the
questions of law involved,
The hot fowl sorrier given by
the ladies of Janxc 5 St. Church was
a decided success Over nine h.im-
c'-,'hd pees:'.^ sat clo sa to the'stim-
ptuous meal,
PROTECTION
Get one of Our Auto Tops
They 'will protect you from the
cold winds and will make Winter
motoring a pleasure
IF YOUWANT SERVICE. WE HAVE IT
WE RERUBBER YOUR BOGGY WHEELS.
HESS - ZURICH
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WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH THE LATEST COMBIN-
ATION DOORS ANY SIZE AND STYLE; FOR SUMMER PUT
IN THE SCREEN FRAME, AND FOR WINTER TAKE' OUI'
THE SCREEN AND PUT IN THE GLASS PANNEL. ALSO
STORM WINDOWS TO FIT ANY FRAME, ORDER NOW
AND. GET. READY WHEN THE COLD,• ;WEATHER COMES.
ANYTHING IN WINDOW SASHES, FRAMES, ETC. LET US
HAVE YOUR ORDER NOW.
GOOD SUPPLY OF ROOFING, SIDING, SHINuLES, WALL
BOARDS, ETC., IN STOCK.
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W. H. HOFFMAN
TTAILOR AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR
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