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ARY PUBLIC, ETC.
Ofilllice, Hamilton Street, Just off
the Square, GODERICU, Ont.
Spacial attention to CounlIsel and
Court_ Work.
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leoieh by phone and phone
charges reversed.
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DENTAL SURGEON
:MAIN OFFICE — TI:ENSALL
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MENTAL SURGEON
DEITZ BLOCK, ZURICH 'ev-
Ortry Thursclay, .Friday and Satur-
Maias Office
!iIB,TLEIB'S BLOCK, DASBWOOD
'r4 OSCAR KLOPr
bate Carey M. Jones Nat -
MO& ,School of AuctioneerIng. Try
Sig for Registered Live Stock
WI Breeds) Terms in keeping
Bilies prevailing prices. Choice
2Braaa for male. Will sell anything'
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intone 18-93 or write, Zurich.
Licensed Auctioneer
licensed Auctioneer for County,
191 Surto. In a position to con -
Duct any auction sale, regardless
a to orae or artieles to sell. I
*elicit your business, and if not
3•tls1ied will make no charges for,
iirthnr Weber, y Dashwood.
Mose 13-57
insiss••sesees•ssseeee•sis:
Zurich Meat
it A-RKET
I Fresh and Salt Meats 'I
Bologna Sausages, etc
in Highest Cash Price for Wool, •
: DASH FOR SKINS & HIDES
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ZURICH LIVERY
Y an in a position to accomo-
klate all requiz�enrent's in the. Livery
iciness, have Auto for hire. Any
wing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE 3. • THIEL
Intone 53 Zurich,On t.
L I VE
:P R Y
WANTED
taken every day till 3 O'clock,p.m.
,1111a net fee& *fowl sante.. mornliiig
ea brought in.
311, guest Cask Prices -
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�r. andE-gggs
+� es�nn
W.' O'Brien
iii ne ga'' Zurich
The
_rtiligNET
1'oes get weak
Our recharger is
again on the job
TESTING ,FREE.
S. WAIN, Priv
DA;C!;WOOP )1,0T0/2
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Wants, For Sale, Lost,'
Fond Notice; El a
IN TU1S COAL(JMN.
. FARM FOR SALE
Farm consisting of 64 aeresy,
known as the. "leaver homestead,
1.5th. Con,Hay Township. On the
premises are a bank barn 40x60,
Two large driving .Sheds; two hen
1ouSes, one new. A nett/ pigpen,
solid brick homso 36x24 'with kit-
chen atta.c;hed with ,soft and hard.
water. An abundance of fruit 1auch
as 'sweet cherries, plumb, peas,
peachels and apples. The land is
in good !gate of cultivation and
well unclerdrained. For further
particulars ap'p'ly .to E. G.Krueger
14th Con Hay Tp.
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 50 acres With good
bare 34x18; root cellar under the
bank, will 'stable Six. horses and
20 lme•ad cattle, good hog pen,water
in (stable. new drive ;s'l'ed and hen
house. Hoose is 7 rooms with
kitchen, two •oellars ,all •storxn,'win
low's anddoors withscreens. Soft
water inside, hard water at door.
Rural phone, mail delivery; five
miles from Hen'sall 134 mile f rom.
!school, church and store. Good
orchard, small fruit, well fenced
and drained.• Five acrea in fall
wheat, t- ac. in bu.Yfx land, fall pl-
owing done, balance in meadow.,
nice clay loam. • Good reasonsfor
'selling. Bargain for quick sale.
Apply at Herald Office for par-
ticulars.
FOR SALE -
Electrica'i Business an A. 1. Con-
dition in one of the best towns in
Canada Must be .sold icy Oct-
ober 1st. Have bean established
13 years. good reasons 'for 'sell-
ing. Apple to Drawer- B. Zurich
FOR SALE
A very desirable dwelling pro-
perty in Zurich locatedat the
west end. Also three acres o1
land which will be sold with tb
property or separate. Th•'
house is a fine brick in A 1 con -
clition, new furnace, etc. also a
tine barn, For further particu-
lars apply to John Gellman, Zur-
ich. •
FOR SALE
A limited number of boiler flues
14 and 16 feet long. Suitable for.
re -enforcing cement floors, bridge.
etc. Apply to George Ford
Hay, P.O, Ont.
FOR SALE
Ag 'o'od Second 'hand Oliver Rid-
ing plow, Apply to Louis Frang.
FOR SALE "
A Small pine ensilage cuttinu
box with 30 -foot pipes, can • be
run with' about eight hose ,power.
Apply to Alb. Hendrick,.
R. 1, Dashwood
FOR SALE
I have a quantity of god hard
dry wood for (sale, cut to stove
length. ,Sol. Gingerich.
Andrew F. Hess, Township Clerk
issuer of marriage licenses. Notary
Public, C•ommrr'seloner, Fire and Aut-
o -mobile Insuerance Representing
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corpor-
ation. The Canada Trost Co.
ZURICH — ONTARIO
INSURANCE
E. C. Harvey(
L. VHogarth
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Mutual Life of Canada
EXETER AND ST, MARYS
Addressall .Correspondence To
Box 190, Exeter, Ont. tf4
tDQ4L 192
WE ARE
LOCAL
Mr, Christ, ;C#1ber and son Char
lie, were Sunday' vititoxlr .at Kit-
chener.
Mr. John Freid of Toronto, and
late of California was a Sunday
visitor with his sitter, Mrs. Chas.
Fritz.
Mrs. Fred Soutlwott and family
who have igen (spending •tthe sum
mer at Grand Bend and Zurich,
are ,Leaving thi's 'week for their
home in Venice,. Califo'znli'a
Mr. Oliver • Johnson of God rich,
spent Sunday £tt the home of his
brother, Mr. Thomas Johnson.
Rev. F. B. Meyer 'of Dashwood
called on friends in ,the village on
Monday..
Rev. and Mrs. W. Y, Dreier of
Crediton, called on friends here on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mira. Wa r Braun of
Forest, wereSunday visitors with
friends here.,.
Mrrs. J, Voellrer and daughter
Alice of Montana;; Mrs, R. R. Camp-
bell, 'Mos. Val•ette an. d daughter of
Flint, Mich., are visiting at the
b;4me •of Mrs, G. HesS 'and :Miss
Anna.
Word has been received from the
Ann Arbor, Hotspital that Mrs, S
Schoch of the 14th con„ who was
operated on Ifrr removal sof a
brain tumor, last week, that the
'patient is making fine 'progress ,
and good hopes are entertained
for her aecovery.
Rev. land Mrs. K. Gretzzenger,
of Mildm iy were week -end v;oit-
ors at the hone.' of Mr. and Mrs,
C. L. .Swath, Rev, Gretzenger, ,is
one of the popu.ar Evangelical min-
ers of On Hanover District and
favorers th.: Zurich audience with a
well accepted !solo on Sunday ev-
ening.
HYMENIAL
A very pretty wedding tpl\: k
place on TuSsday September 7th,
when Miss Leona, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Frank . Corriveau, Drys-
dale, Iwas united in marriage to
Mr. Edgar I',1n se, son of Mr. Nel-
son Masse, loth can. The cereal-
ony was" periormacl by Rev.Father
Gerard. The bride, who• was giv-
en
iv-
en away by her father, looked very
pretty in a g4hite'satin faced. crepe
.dress, tz•hi 'a d with pearls and
wore the ci .;;tonroery 'veil. Itrimniecl
with orang. btossouu, and carried
a bouquet of sweetheart roses. Miss
Hazel Massa, 'Mater of the • groom,
was, bridesmaid attired in a pink
satin dress with hat to match and
carried a bouquet of suuset rosea.
Danis Corriveau was best , man,
dinner was s.rved at the home of
the bride's parents in the well de-
corated dining room, the ,tab:eswe-
re decorated .with many beauti--
ful flowers, A four 'storey wed-
ding rale centered the. table. wh-
was decorated in white aster and.
sweet peas. The happy, .couple
loft in the afternoon for Detroit
;Ind Windsor, the bride wearing a
rose satin .dross trimmed ,with'si1-
ver lace and beads with hat to
match. They were presented with
many costly presents, showing the
high esteem in which they are
held.
LATE PETER WOOLLEY
Mr, Peter Woolley aged 89
years passed away at the hone of
his daughter, Mrs. Fred Leibold 66
MeNab St., Stratford • last Tuesday,
,September 7th, His death came
after an illness of several months,
removing an esteemed resident of
the city and also formerly a resi-
dent of Zurich and later of Hen'sadl.
before Moving to Stratford. .Al-
though he had not been living in
Stratford for any great lengthof
time taking up residence here'so-
n'.e, three years ago, yet through-
out the district having lived for
many years in Zurich and Hen'sal'l.
He was born in Tuckersmith town-
ship. and spent his early 'life there
being (married in 1871 to Juliana
Bauer, who survives, For se a era)
years he was engaged in farming,
it, Colborne township, later moving
to Zurich, +where the family lived
for 17 years, and for 9 years prev-
ious to moving to Stratford, they
had lived in Hensall. The late
Mr;' Woolley 'wars an adherent of
Zidn Lutheran Church, a Liberal,
in politica, Is survived by his wife
and two daughters; Annie E. of
SOLE AGENTS FOR T1fI� T,ndon, and .Mra Fred Leibold of
Stratford, also two grandchildren
• GENUINE t.d'„ and' two 'great grandchildren. The.
.fter-
'da a
funeral was hell on Friday
n•ron With private serv],
ice rondittct
�oa " ,.nm. with
the Rev. H. P. Yulni of Zion Luth-
ALSOerFan Ch!trch of`citting, after tivhicl
t ce at
Avondale
Scranton
ed at th house at 2.30 p
CARRY i-
interni„nt took vola
1✓o1e Pocahontas Cemetery, The friend from a dils�
tame were Mr ,A, Leibold, Detroit;
and Soft • Coal Mt and Mrs'. E, Deters, HensalA
Mr, and Mrs. P. Deiohe mend 'son
Zurich; Mr. and : Mrs, P. ''laborer
and Miss I+' Ilaberer, 'Zurich,' Mi54
E, Leibold Listowell; Mr. and. Mrs
P. Bruechnert land Son, London;Mr,
and Mrs, G. Bauer and Mr, V, 13uer
TaVistock; Mr. and Mrs, 5• Nick-
Taviitoek; Mrs J For•len, 1 r -
L.,:
.illE j$M41 '.17 villa, , i
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GOOD' SUPPLY ON HAND
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EARLY TO
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LOOAL NEWS
Mr, Ed. Bonsenberry was a we-
ektend ' i'sitox at Kitiehe, er,
Mr. and MrYs. D. Gascho of the
village, IVl:.t ins MMy. Peter Bren-
nerman and Mr. Aaron Erb of Blake
attended the funeral of a relative
at Po'ole.on Sunday.
Mrs. Allan of. Exeter is visiting,
with her Hitler; Mrs. Jos. Rout -k
ledge. �.
THE ELECTION
The Federal Election which was
held en rl'ut .slay, rs an event that
Will not be so easily forgotten, as
early in tlio rnvruing the rush to
the polis started and consequently
a large vote was polled regard-
less of ,the busy season for the
farmers. Thomas ¥eMillan, the
former Liberal meriber for the
riding was again retuned as mem-
ber for South Huron by nearly a
thousan 1 majority over Andrew
Hicks who ran on the Conservat-
ive ticket. This was a big boon
to the Liberals here, and as Hay
To'wn'ship roiled up over half of
this majjority, Mr. • McMillan, ac-
companied by part of the Sea -
forth band, invaded the village at
about midnight and talk about a
srerinad.e or a ,wild town, we Cer-
tainly had -Kone, in fact the bigg-
est time' since the armistice was
signed. The Meighen governm-
ent was defeated with many of•its
prominent leaders, and the latest
reports in the House is Liberal 105,
Conservative 76, Progress', e 13; U.
1F•A. 6, Independent 4, and doubt
ful 4,: Following is the reports
that we have froaum S. Huron.
Seafor th
Clinton
Exeter
Hensa'1
Eayflel l
McKillo 7
Tuckersmitli:
Stephan
Usborn e
Hay Tp.
Poll No 1
Poll No. 2
Poll No. 3
Poll No. 4
No. 5
No.. 6
No. 7
No, 8
Hick McMillan
414 570
majority 109
533' 344
191 21.7
151 56
292 580
maj. 276
630 766
402 403
Majority for
Township 514,
33
22
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15
61
61
31.
1.85
156
89
123
2 56
15 93
331 845
McMillan in Hay
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The Caradian Pacific coastwise)
steamer "Elia" has carried from
the seven plants operating on Bar -I
clay Sound over 12,000 'tons of salt
herring .since the present season'
opened in November. This repre-+
'cents almost half the season's out -1
put, which will approximate 26,0001
tons.
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The heaviest immigration to Can-
ada experienced during the last ten
years is looked for this year. Al-
ready the arrivals are running ahead'
of those for the same months in
be23, those from European countries
ing especially large. The en -
opines from prospective settlers in
the United States are numeror.
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Canada exported 6,532 pairs of
leather footwear during January,
1924, according to a report of the
Bureau of Statistics. Of these 2.179
went to the United States. 2,038 to
New Zealand and 2,031 to China and
Japan. Bermuda, the Straits Settle-
inents and Newfoundland took the
rest The value was $21,301.
Canadians imparted 5,326,56'7
pounds of tea last month, or about
+three-fifths of a pound per head of
population. The value of last
month's tea imports was $1,661,176'
and for the twelve months ending
January 31, the value of the 43,223,
1.19 pounds imported into Canada
was $13,253,642. The balk of it
tame from India.
Special trains of immigrants'
have recently carried lunch counter
ears similar to those used Mon th
harvesters' train last summer. ,Z
la understood that the Canadian
!Pacific have inaW{nrated this as a'.
feature: of all long. distance immi=
f�rr•ont tains, thusdoing°away with
the necessity of the newcomers pro
�•lding their own food or using sta-
;tion lunch counters en route -1
The completion of plazas for th
+development of- hydroelectric
dlirin the current yea%. wil
;P00,000 :lr, ., to tie' present total p:
installed iril
M . alreadyens d
8 00 ah•
Canada, TVs additional power will
he Ivied in Britiiih Columbia to assist
'reinin and ppRal► m�iaptri m i-
toba to U`upply' rural needi; end in
other
and
gold -mining
Ontario 'fol •
Industries. In Quebec te chief 'de=
velopments are in connection with
the pulp and paper industries and'
farther east, in the Maritime Prov-
inces, for public utility purposes.
There is every indication that, gut
des1th of the domestic se"rbant n
Canada trill be greatly relieved in
the course of the ensuing fecal
egtht ,s, Miss Esti. per Mackie, bead
the Woman's branch. Coloniza-
tion department, Canadian Pacifica
Railway London, announces that
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"Specially conducted parties of do
4nestic servants are being organized
under the Empire Settlement Act in
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fete line e1 Garage Supplies
YOU WITH ALMOST A:+`/k KIND
AUTO PARTS.
Tires, 'Tubes, Greases end Ws
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WHILE THEY LAST WE ARE OFFERING THE PUBLIC'
THESE SPECIAL BARGAINS
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TERIES.
Our Batteries • are Guaranteed by the
Company and myself
ALSO DO BATTERY CHARGING AND REPAIRINu.
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WHY?
THEY ARE THE OLDEST MANUFACTURERS OP ROOFINGS
IS CANADA. THE ONLY CONC:ern, THAT MAKES ESS TrialR
14EL1 AND USES THEIR'. OWN .#'T,ODUC'TS FOR MAKING
ROOFINGS. THEY GUARAN '# s. THEIR. PRODUCTS AND
WILL REPLACE ANY MATER: S.i.r NOT SATISFACTORt
Cali in for a Sample and con to ;r, our roofings with any
other en the market.
Then let us quota you on roofings, asphalt shingle's, Building
Papers, and Waall Boards,
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Painting, Etc.
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE RERUBBER YOUR UGLY WHEELS.
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