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ZIJRICH HERALD
SERVICE ALL
SMALL and moderatesized ac-
counts as well as late ones
are welcomed by .the Bank. of. ,.
Montreal• The service or this
Bank is adapted to all and the
quality of that service is the same
Wherever and whenever it is
rendered.
BANKOF
ONTREAL
Established 1817
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in' a printing, ofi;leo, ib tic%e c*is,ti
ing in towil, h
Laricl `loyrrt, of Western Univ-
ersity visited alt chis herhe here,
Donald Hbfg;cuth of • Tbrooto is
spending a couple) o f :: weekis with
his parent% ,Mr. and, Mrs. Jas.
Ilogg'nrit .
Mrs. Sas. Ttoggavtb, tot Seaforth
visited with friends in•itown.
Mrs. `;iV'ni.w Hlldebiardt, who .wa'a
taken, to Goderieli l{o1 p%tri1 last
week' for an operation 'was brought
home and t;iken_ to' Lor down H1,sp`
itai'.._where the doctors' have dec-
ided not to loperate ,
Grace ,Chapman, daughter 1 of
Mr, :and Mrs,. ,, ltahl rx,,an:.!uf Hay,
left ' Saturday tor' He:Milto.n to tr-
laini for a 4nursa'in one:of+-thiel h,ots-
pitals there. A" ttua sierr of the
young ladies of (the village m -et at
the hokne of Frances Pearce, of Hay
and pr.ecented MisS C1;.apnan with
a niiscellaneous ‘shower -
John E. • McDonald, thy. hustling
manager of the •Chat ro1+:t;'car Co.
recently' presented a beau�tiiui 'sil-
:ver trophy, •engraved,Cy'clone
EIockey 1League, 1925.19261rfdonated
by Tho McDonell f Chevrolet Co-
mpany; and 'it is.`now: inf.the hands
of .the Secy. of the L94d2 Mr. 'I,
Bates, This. fins trop)i .:i is be-
utiful in design and finilsh and
should prove an incentive in the
great contest that r'S' ;going on be-
tween'the different hockey:leagues•
J. W. Or twein • *ha in, London on.
:Tuesday last, attending, a spec-
ial .meeting held ofthe- r Bable Soc-
ietyk and of which ne,.is the repre's
entative.
T. 'W Parlmer has nut in a very
fine refrigerator in his' • %hop 'dur-
in gthe past week. a +"• .•
Mrs. C. Llackwell returned from
London Hospital, where she ;has
been for some weeks -following an
aperation. for appendicitiL'.
It is e'_pected drat,a nten^s ch-
oir will give the sergice -of !praise
in the. United church -.either the
last sabbath of this' nionith or the.
neat Sunday, ocher the*ostor'will
give a .,` special: 'sernrdri.'•'1`0 • the
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Alberta O..al . _, s
receiving a Carload of the
We are g
well known Albert Domesric Coal
for immediate sale. Order Now!'
1 G1REENFILLD'SCham:Pion Tonic•
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For Poultry'
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BEEPS BIRDS PRIME FOR 'YEAR ROUND EGG. PRODUCT -
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A BODY BUILDER FOR MOULTING PERIOD - - •
AFFORDS RELIEF r'ROM NTERNAL WORMS •
TRY A. PACKAGE OF THIS CELEBRATED POULTRY TONIC fa
AND FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY 0
alla ALSO HAVE ON HAND THE WELL-KNOWN HOMERY FEED
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:i FOR STOCK:
1 Louis Scheibe ;s; ZurichII
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HuronCounty Breeders
Pure Bred Live Stock Sale
gingham, Thurs. Feb 25th
1926. -At - One O'Clocki ,sharp.
' GE ANNUAL CONSIGNMENT SALE WILL BE HELD ON
ABOVE DATE. THE OFFERING CONSISTS OF
.shorthorn Cows, Heife r' and Bulls and
Angus Bull
'451REE,RE ARE SOME REAL QUALITY
COME AND SPEND THE DAY IN
1199 KERR, , fienfry n
President • 1 ton, Secretary
THE
one
CATTLE IN THIS LOT ;
WINGHAM.
S, 13. STROTHERS, Clin-
Her"eurf.d'T ere
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try ,131f 1►,1'9.2e
Shipments of grain from the:
Grande Prairie and Peace River•
districts over the Edmonton, Dun --
vegan
vegan and British Columbia Rail-
way during the pest season have to-
talled 2,471,000 bushels of wheat
and 1,700,500 bushels, of other
grains,
CREDITON• :.
Oscar ",Pfaff' Wag: ' 4.:ii l'sitor.• with
his' parents, Mr.' and Mrs Hy.Pfaff
Serc'ic•ps r*t the United •Church
we>e_,withdracyn;• on„_Sunday, even-
ing owing ta, the nnarcers4ary • in
the Evangelical church
Mr and Mrs. Fred.•:Finkbeiner,of
k'iIi irnev;. M tin:, who -Igsve been
visiting relatives and friends here
left for th^rr home ••'
Sorry *to *learn. that :W. 'arid Mrs
John Bedford' are on the sicki list
Mises Laurette Holt; an,°'gridun•
ate nurse. of Victoria Hxi'apitai, Lon
,don, is' home N ilsiting._;her •parents
;for "a week, :'after which she wil'
go . to Chicago. ' ''
. Clara Oesi:reicliee'15 t isiting with
relatives in 'Windsor. • '
Crediton can now bo•ist !of an'
up-to-date bakery', which” is' being
well supported.
The longest solid train of red,
cedar edge grain shingles ever
hauled across the continent left
Vancouver, B.C., recently, for Chi-
cago and the Eastern States. Sev-
eral other long, trains of this prod-•
uct will be shipped in the near fu►`
ture by. the Hunting Merritt Lum-•.
ber Company, by whom. the consign.
merit was forwarded. •
,
T T wish to informwith • 4.
the Publi1l . that I have'
dig solved partnership with y former Gam`.
ce that .
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employer,and' wish to a�+i�loun
•.r Klatt.•:dzFt '¢c:
P. have 'opened an t'' `':-to..date--Garage.
4 ,y
E in Mr. Hey's Block.'
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A despatch recently* sent from
London states that Professor Car-
lyle, of the E. P.' ranch, is sailing
for Canada shortly, taking back
with him a number of" byood mares
rind" other stock for the ranch. The
Prince of Wales continues to evince -
the deepest interest in. all the' do-
ings of the ranch and keeps io
close touch with things• there.
Approximately the same acreage•
as produced the West's bumper.•
crop last year will he under- culti-
vation this season. The outlook.
now is that over 14,000,000' acres of
land will be. ready for seed. under•.
generally favorable conditions: The
estimated acreage to be seeded' this;
year, by provinces, is as follows:
Manitoba, 4,460,400; Saska:tchewani.
3,354,190; Alberta, 3,472,315..
The value of boots and shoes= ex-
ported
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ported by Canada during the year
ended March, 1924, more than dou-
bled the value of Canadian boots.
and shoes bought by other countries
during the preceding year. Last
year the exportations .were valued,
at $304,913, and for the preceding:
year at $130,034. The ' United:
States was the chief buyer,, taking
2,227 pairs, with Japan second, tak-
ing 1,628 pairs.
Concluding her round-the-w+orkl'
cruise, the ,palatial Canadian Pa-
cific 'steamship "Empress of- Can-
ada," docks at Vancouver on May
24th. Reports indicate that this
four -months'. pleasure voyage_ under
the genial care of. Captain Robin-
son, hero of ,the Japanese disaster,
has been _a splendid, success, the
passengers being loud in their dec-
larations of satisfaction;
SCHOOL REPORT
'report of S.S. 'No. 5, Stanley
ANT Janivary.
Sr.• IV -_Emma McBride 156, El -
01,n, Maxtor 1J33,
fir. TII' Grace .Robinson t�2S1.;,
+! ;I:atr McClinchey 1164, Margaret
l6iFttii>itason 1149. / 1
Jr. III-Verwa Snaith. -'265, Bruce
inc•'hey 210, Bert lilt {3ride 158
1IIat; Elmore Stephenson 71.- ,
• ter. II--Rusiserll Mayer 27'3, 'E1-'
.rlrrt►sre MrBridla rL33, Campbell .Mc-
ilr�ixi'ley 227, Norene Robfflgon 209,
fir..
I --Allan Arrnstro�ig; 1!7 m.itvc�s'
rinnter--M•argaret L.s.riont 154,
s;a MaClinnelvey 120, Hazel Ilayter*
}. R •e•i 1, 11341el10r,
HENBALL.
NOW ROLLING TOWARDS our
Yards; car Genuine Newcastle Al-
berta Lump and one car Alberta
Neat'sastle Ohestnut. D .A. Cane
telon, Phone L0'.H'ens�all. 1
Drium.nnon,d & Son, meat merch-
ants, have put 11}50 tons of ice in,
their 'storehouse for that purpose;,
•• The 29th Annr- ersary, since'th^
dedication of the present very •ex-
ceilent s'tructre becanut historic
tact; on Sunday, Feb.. 14th, -tch•^n
Dr. A. E, Hangen, )of Cr^vell'i•rd.
Ohio, occupied the pulpit in Zion
Evangelical church, His m-�ssa.ge.
o' the morning was based- on the
subject; "The inearned increment"
the evening on; "Rebuilding
'sir Altars." • He .also ' addressed
rhe, l;ibl' School, On Monde-'
-n;ng F b. 15th, he d"li v ^red the
\n'••,it ersary L==ecture on -the sub-
ject; "After 1925 years what?"
EXETER
Milton Russile, of Scx•srnith, s
drawing the material for the er-
ection of a new house next sum-
mar.
G. J. Dow shipped a load of
horses to Montreal 'on Wednesday
last. ' ..
—The Public Utilities Commission
hay e :placed ,two transfornieri on
,Janes St'and the 'power for the S.
M: Sanders ,Mfg ,oC,. is now being
taken from the high 'tension wires.
R, N. Rowe is remodeling. • his
furniture store and is filling •up a
funeral parlor.
5. Martin's' Store was entered
entered the other night and about
$50, worth. of fountain pens, pen-
cils and other articles were `stolen.
W. W ,Ta.rnnan's tors was also tri-
ed; 'but no entrance made. F, M,
Boyles barbershop was entered
but nothing taken
W. T. Acheson, who went to St
Joseph He5pit1l,• Lt n.d:nn for an
eye operatrari;1•wa4 taken suddenly
ill with kidney trouble;
Ira Spacer of Denvel'; Col. Who
Was here r' Ing to the illness of
his ,s'ster, _left for his .home the past
week.
, Thelocal hockey tear. were dile'
to play in `Hensall Friday evening
last••bot owing to trnas'oidable1cir
eumstanes's they were prevented at
the .Dist nr2rn^nt, .The Heneall.
team, could hatie clairtmed n ldefatilt
but 'Cecy 1kttes has ordered th,'
game to b^ played in . futnrra date.
Fr'''ank 4;3t:7.ttr • who clai+iied he
had UMW. Irom,.St. Thomas and was
"in • his • may to Owen Sound;, wan -
Mrs, E. Wiltert, who has beet*
1serioualy ill for a time is impro-
c;irtg nicoly and her n'.,any ;friends
and relatives are pleased to 'see
her out agar .•
. bliss Mary Fairborn viaitod
ends at 'Zurich retie•itiy, ,
Mfefonald, who has been
ell .$i,r.r%ferrrx 11ra' tlr.,r past year pr
IAM IN A POSITION : TO GIi'�,77, EXPERT SEIRVICF, •F
.a • AND REPAIRS TO ANY MAKE U. CAR. ALSO ITE-
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BUILD AND CHARGE B � �.;!►
0 A FULL LINE OF GENUINE FORD PARTS FO.2 SALE '1`
AT FORD. PRICES
SATISFACTION G17.A Ali TEED
E-TTFRIES ON SHORT NOTICE •'t'r
During thefiscal-year ending
March 31st, 1924, Canada imported
goods to the value of $893,335,491,
an Increase •of • $91,000,000 com-
pared• with the previous similar
twelve months; while • she exported
$1,045,141,056, an increase of about
$110,000,000. The ' total trade in-
creased in that -'twelve-month pe-
riod by about $210,000,000, com-
pared with the corresponding :per•
clod a year. ago.
It is• expected that negotiations
between the British Government and
the Province of British Columbia`
will lead to "the settlement of several'
• shiploads -of imini$rants from the
Hebrides in the province this sum-
mer. Each Government proposes -
to grant $300, or $600 in all, to
each family and shelters will be -
provided them close to the sea,
where they can engage profitably
is their acl ustomed ,pursnat, fishing.
dored'ibto:t vn Sund%tw last and
was accomndated frit+the might at.
the Public'Library, b" ;>tnpeared
before i1l.agi1t., W. D, 'Sanders th"
es'lo :'ins' nrorni 1; and wag commit
teal to 'tlr:w Goderieh jail for tete
trioti ahs. i
Day and Night Service
1NGEL,
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u'aper• disc.ont,iiue.d ,dntii 14 a'
'ears are tial, unless at the eirrion
r' the puhli.her. 'r' -re data r,•
hirh P very eubeeriptian is .,a,11
= demoted nn the label
JS{ace {{anenras art`clee of not
Bore than five lines, For Sale. To
tont, or Wanted Lost, Found. etc.,.
ach insertion 25a,
,ddreaml all rntnmunications to
Display Advertising -Made known
•p application.
4,Ue`T1ON SALES -82 per -single
neertion; it not over• five inches it)
4n gth.
trbscription Terms ; $1.25 per year.
t9ard of Thanks, In Memoriam, 50c.
Local and Legal advertising not-
ces, reading matter, 10c a line for
,ret insertion and be per line for
iae.+h subsequent insertion.
Professional Cards not exceeding
i
inch; $5 per year.
Stray Aniimals--One insertion 50e
tree insertions $1.00.
Farm or Real Estate for sale
12 for . first month, $1 or each sub-
tegaent insertion.
THE HERALD
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N. R. TRAIN CONNECTIONS,
South,
..So utir,
South,
Stage
North,
North,
North,
MORNING
iippen ... .. 8.22
Htanssall
8,32 non,'
Exeter .: ..8.17 a,m,
leave Zurich .. 7,00 a,m-.
Exeter .•... 16.16 a.m.
TI'ensail ... ,.. 10,30 nran,
.Kippen ...-.10,35 a:m,
.A3 TERNOON
South, 1 .ippon... 1.90 fs,rrw,
South; Eoirsall ... . ... 4 ,0p,rn,
South, Exeter 5.0 y Ir.irr,
Stage leave Zurich .., ...3,00 p.m.
North, Exeter ,• . •. 0.04 7t.rrt.
North, Ilensiriil .., ,.. ... 0.1f p.ryt,
North, Kippon . 0,21 f>Errt
d ,.,��.t'.tcyc-vo.�v . 0%%.e::.v.oc•ava.
COME an
SEE
Our urge assortment of Neck-
:ware,
Socks and Men's Shirts
at prices to Suit You.
OVERCOATS
Right now when you. want a good
warm Ooa L, `we are . offering the, at
Bargain Price;
E. E. WJIii
Tailor, Men's Furnishings - Zurich, Ont.
Where the Good Clothes come from
� {d� 1 1 �'d��i'•1iJ'iY7fe' i•s"ia4 if+ifiilhiii,
Zurich,Drug Store
710
We have a complete supply •
of'TDilet Prep da ti9x* '., `a
Patent.: Medicines :r.
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Our Stock of Stationery, 4corpr4ses '
Writing Tablets .of all lazes,, Fine'
Boated Stationery, Fountain Pens at
a variety of Prices
Drug Sundries of All Kinds
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES
rJ. MacKintion, Zuricb