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.PROUDIPOOT,1{ILLORAN, & COOKE,
Barristers, Solioators, Noearies
Public &c. Office, on tite Square, t3ud
door frown li•,rniitan lab. ('oalerich.
Private funds to loan at hrwe t rates
W. Plhounroor, K. 0. J. L. K.LIAWAL,
H. a, I) COMM.
lr, Co tke will bo in Hewed' oil Friday
and Saturday of each week.
uNDREW F. HESS, Notary Public
Com missioner, Conveyancing,
Fire and Life Insurance. Agent
Corporation and Canada Trust
Co Herald Office, Zurich.
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.�n.. E .o S. Hare ar e le
DENTIST
At
ZURICH EVERY WEI)NF:SDAY
DA.SHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY
MAIN OFFICs` UEN°.eLL.
OSCAR KLOPP
Licensed Auctioneer for the Co-
unty of Huron, Sales conducted
in any part of the County. Char -
.gee moderate. Satisfaction guar-
anteed or no pay.
Several fine farms have been
placed in emy hands for sale.
Zurich, P. 0. Phone 18-93
licensed Auctioneer
I have taken out Auctioneer's
License fol the County of Huron
And am in a position to conduct
any kind of Auction Sale. Give
me, a trial and I will assure you
satisfaction or make no charge.
t,T?
„r Weber, - Dashwood.
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`Zurich Beat
ItiARK T
Fresh and ..Salix Meats
Boittna Saufaees, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wovl5 9
CASH FOR SKINS & RIF Es;
Tu , blut SL,1
Grl,i.c't :� �.� SP+:R
NOTICE
A.s i have recently purchased the
Beery business? I wish to inform
the public that I am in a position
to accomodate all requirements a-
long this line, Am also a licensed
chauffeur and have an auto for
hire. Anything done in the team-
ing
, � -
ing line
tf.
GEO.. J. THIEL
Phone 58 7,cuicih,
alanSysixwo
HENSALL
G, T. R TRAIN CONNECTION'S
MORNING
:Stage leave Zurich 7.00 a.m.
South, No. 162 ... ... 8.58 a.m.
North, No. 163 -_- ..- -..10,33 a.m.
AFTERNOON
Stage leave -Zurich ... —3.00 p.m.
South, No. 161 - 4.50 p.m.
North, No. 165 ......
LIVE
POULTRY
WANTED
Taken every day till 3 Oclock pan.
Do not feed fowl same morning
when brought in.
Highest Cash Prices
--CASH. FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W. O' ''=.a rien
Phone 94.
Zurich
Delaware & Hudson Co.'s
LACK CO L
v
Also .soft coal.
Season 1920 Summer Deliveries.
Owing to the uncertain and un-
settled condition still prevaling in
the coal trade, We are again un-
able to guarantee delivery o,r•price
We will do our best to fill all or-
ders, and prices will be charged in
price ruling on day of. deli eery,
Our terms are cash on completion
of dchvei'ieS.
Ttt'meml:er We purchase only Stan-
dard quality.
Phone home No. +0, ()Mee
flee
Y UT YOUR
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS` COLUMN
FOR SALE
A hen staled 8x12 for quick sloe
apply at herald Office.
FOR SALE
Two only, new hand made. sleighs
will sell at below present 7+,holesa':e
price. L. PRANG.
LOST
In Zurich," about 2 weeks
a crank for Grey Dort car.
der leave at Herald O2fico.
ago
Fin -
LOS 1C
A crank for a C'halmere ear.
Finder return to F. al:. hese Garage
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 85 acres of land
being Lot pt. 20 and pt. 21, L. R
E. Township of Stanley. Also
stock and implements thereon.
The farm ,is in a good state of
cultivation, six acres of fall wheat
well fenced, 2 acree of orchard,
end buil dings in good repairs. •
For further particulars apply to
Wrn. Moro, R.R.2, Zurich.
t17
FOR SALE.
A 6-h.p. United gasoline engine
Dua lignition, an trucks, good as
new. L. Prang, - Zurich.
FOR SALE
A. fine young Durham cow 5 -yrs.
to freshen in middle of December
Apply at Herald Office. 19
All accounts are made out. Will,
be pleased to have yott call for
same. F. Thiel, Zurich.
Vichry
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13
NES
Mrs. 4.;, Axt, wive has been quite.;
ilk the past week, is improving
nicely.
Mrs. Shearer of Gorrie spent the
past week at the Evangelical par-
sonage.
Rev. and Mrs, Wilson of Exeter
called at the home of Mrs. S.
Rennie on Monday.
Mr. Casper Roerig of the 1.41,1)
con., will hold an auction sale on
Tuesday, Nov. 30th.
Mr, GVm. Meidinr er has moved
into tate dwelling property he pur
chased from Mr. Herb. Bloch.
The auction sale of Mr. Albert
Rosa of the Lith con , Hay on Tu-
e:;clay was well attended and good
prices were realized,
Mr, -.Daniel Gascho has sold his
dwelling property in Zurich to Mr.
Noah Savants seho gets possession
on Jan. lst. net.
Mr, Wendel Smith of the Goshen
Lina south, moved last week into
the residence property he recent-
ly. purchased from.. Mr. H. Well.
- On Sunday evening Mrs. C. Bile
bee was stricken unconscious with
a paralytic stroke of the right
side. But recent reports were,
we are pleased to state, she is inn -
proving favorably.
Mr. Ben Pfile has sold his 125 -
acre farm o.t the 14th, con, Hay,
to Messrs. Leon J. Laporte and
Bernard J. Schliehte, both of De-
troit, for $12,000. Possession will
be given next March.
Mr. and Me. J. J. Barry left on
Wednesday last for their new home
in Danville. They, made • the
trip in their car, and have the best ; the humane task of relieving the
wishes of. their many frieucls of sufferings of millions who are stricken
Zurich in their new honkie. • by famine and disease. Part of the
i�Ir.'"ivlilton Heyrock of Detoit, i -fund will be used for purchasing in
formerly of Zurich, has been sue- Canada suitable supplies and thus the
ceseeul in passing his second ex-; Red Cross will furnish the bridge
,amination on the advanced course t across which some of our surplus
in Commercial and .Banking Law; i milk will reach the enfeebled ch%1-
and is now a student of the Un -f who asci tacken willt of only areas
havehose the
iversity of Detroit taking up a
satisfaction of having contributed to
three year's course in Commerce 1 relive the sufferings of others less
and Finance We wish Milton con-, fortunate but by helping others will
tinned success. thereby indirectly help themselves.
,rmA• RED CF.teael BRUME,BRUME,
0d Plentiful In Canada, Scarce In
Europe— Needs of the Children.
The development of the dairy In-
dustry of Canada during the past two
decades has been surprisingly rapid,
Quick to realize the profits to be de-
rived from milk production and the
great value of dairying in conserving
the fertility of the soil, the Canadian
farmer has not hesitated to increase
his investments in dairy cattle. The
industry expanded during the flee
years of world war. Canada,' being
distant from the theatres of war,
although handicapped by the drafting
into military service of half a mil-
lion of her most vigorous manhood,
;was able to continua the development
of many of her important industries,
particularly agriculture.
It was not so in Europe. There the
fiery blast of war, which left profits
in some parts of the world, almost
extinguished not only industry but
national life itself in other. The drain
upon manhood was so great that now
in hundreds of thousanes of families
na adult males remain. Europe more-
over is failed with orphan children
whose prospect of life is marred by
the lack of all that is necessary to
bodily and mental growth. In most
cases the earning power and. conse-
quently the purchasing power of
their families is utterly destroyed.
Turning again to Canada we find
there a surplus production of the
commodities that are so badly needed
in Europe. Condensed milk for in-
stance is a commodity that is a prime
necessity for the children of the poor
communities of Europe but the na-
tions'to which they belong have no
means of purchasing it for them.
The Canadian Red Cross is going to
endeavor to supply part of their needs
by means of a general appeal for con-
tributions to be made during Armis-
tice week on behalf of the British
Empire Fund, which is to be used in
THE SEEING EYE
FROM GENEVA.
alss Ca os puce ono Principal Reyncrltls of the O}ht- i
IFr I pi p 4ti are) Agricultural College thus de- Organizer for League of Red Cross
livers hie elf-.ih. the Agricultural I Societies Tells ^of Need of
Gtze.te c+ Canada; i Europe's Orphans.
- Zurich Ths t a ho_• who hoeee to take
a i'ig:zt plaeu in the lire of "While we at home are intent on
Market prices.
A.. F. HESS,
NOTICE
T have a large quantity of good
building stone for sale at the St.
Joeeph Banca,, S-tf.
ALEX. FOSTER, Zurich.
B 0 RN
Smith—At Kippen on Oct. 31st, to
Mr, and Mrs. Emerson Snaith, a
Daughter, (Olive Jean).
INSURE
tate sadetsteial expansion and a place M1..„
country school district' must • ctn-
. si
the sun, Europe in its war -weakened
Icivate the sone!; eye and the un-' condition is fighting for its very
derstandt tg heart for persons and existence," said Donald W. Brown,
things rural. The usual, popular. director of the department of organi-
inelodranit, comic supplement, nation in the League of Red Cross
moving picture conception of the Societies of the World, which has its
farrier and 1af country people must headquarters at Geneva, Switzerland.
bo forgotten. •It is essentially and He visited Toronto to learn the peace
perniciously false. The farmer is program of the Canadian Red Cross
something of a humorist; and ta- Society and,* establish closer contact
kes delight in deceiving the simple between it :and the league.
minded by a somewhat unfinished; •lefil1iojis of War Orphans.
exterio. The city -bred person Having just arrived from Europe,
makes the fatal mistake of judging Mr. I !'own avas able to give the Cana -
by out.aide appearances. To the dian Red Cross some first hand in-
formatione t t..ain ad rye there are two clan-' concerning the people of
s^, o its:tn t, one (veering aver- Europe. He called attention particu-
ails esel the other wearing white laxly to the condition of the children,
YOUR PIIOPE'RTY AGAINST collars. Th; former class workso many of whom are now orphans.
DAMAGE 13Y WIND OR TORN- with their hands, The latter class, While the .enact number who have
with their brains. That is the war
one or both parents during the
ADO. superficial %lod ement. which. ia`n-
war cannot be determined, the most
1 g conservative estimate planes the nnnt-
THE HOME INSURANCE CO. ores the fact that there is a very ber at over ten millions. This num-
insures your Property without g'rh.tt deal of clear, hard thinking ber seems quite consistent with -the ,
Premium Note, and guarantees no overall~. At any rate, the farm -
special assessment. ee belongs to both classes. The
THE WESTERN FARMERS' more he uuderttnds of those dis-
coveries, which it is the business
done to. -day by the men we uin;; heavy war casualties among so many
nations.
Dependent Upon Charity.
The condition of these children is
in most cases very pitiable. Many of
WEATHER INS. MUTUAL Co. of the agricultural college to make, ,them have no homes and they are
paid $114 e00 loss in the November the tnt,,rt+ the absorbs the •teaching' dependent upon whoever iaay be
1919 wind storm. Amount of 7179.
which it is the business of the col- charitable and kind enough to help
lege to spread abroad, the bete them. But there are few who are
in force $25,000,000. Ratetor farmer will he be. able to give such help for the mass
cents per $100 ofr 3 years. Prom- Reading of ,the inuny crimes and of the people of Russia, Poland, marts
iunh note 2 per cent. : robbers now so nuinerous in so of Roumania, Czechs -Slovakia and
Ate also' agent for several other many of our cities, coupled tv tlt other countries are so poor that they
high cost of living, should make have not necessaries for themselves.
Wind Insurance Companies. the t � �and those of iutai Consequently in the great area be -
districts thankful for village and Adriatic Seas, there are millions of
country We comparatively free as children who face the next few years,
ZURICH, - ONT. • it is from such conditions that and particularly the coming winter,
ANYTITING IN FIRE INSURANCE make life in the cities anything but without hope of proper care unless
1,'eirble. outside assistance is given them.
G. Holtzman
our twee
n the Baltic, the Black and the
DEALER IN LT(IFITNING RODS
.Jnna ase,no"sdee..--.__,- M•nt:JC16 MCL',}w
Dominion of Canada
ict.ry 1 ani ionds
YOUR CHOICE OF FIVE MATURITIES.
Due Price and Yield
Interest
1922.......__. 98 6.54
1923 . 08 6.24
1927 97 6.00
1033 -96.50 5.88
1937 - 98 . -. 5.68
TAXABLE . ISSUES -
:m
Disease Prevalent.
In addition to the unhappy con-
dition of the children the adult popu-
lations are in the direst of misery on
account of disease. Suffering has been
accentuated by lack of food and
clothing, nursing and medical atten-
tion, and tuberculosis, satallpox,
typhus and dysentery are continuing
unchecked.
Typhus which has so often prayed
a"scourge and menace to the human
race 'is again prevalent, .and unless
checked will most likely extend its
ravages to an alarming degree.
British Empire Appeal.
For these urgent reasons, Mr.
Brown said, tltes' League of Red Cro;as
192 1,1934
97 6.35 • Societies has made an •e tr;1est appeal
to the people of the I,tiiislt Empire
t93t .....-....... 93 6.25 and he was glad to hear (.batt the
Bonds delivered to your Bank tree of all delivery or tn`c>lrerage elle cause of the suffering t•hilclren was
An ai°,soluteiy snue inviistncectt :.Ina a t ti trent:etti interest pay- being taken up in Canada: He had
'meat every .sit months. At present low prices the yield is good. learned that an appeal on behalf of
the British Empire rand would be
made In Canada by the Canadian WI
Cross during Ar.,ti;-ilee tt•eche a11:1 \.1.. q` > V1111 wished for ii; tt y Fittl e �..
ii 1'4 NOW WTtTl',1; 'TTI, PRICES ARE LOW •
fii.a)'a",R$ TAKEN, BY
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Ready-to-\'iT ear
Clothing .
DI:NOM t' BROS.
GENTS FU;NI SHI'NGS
Jo
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Ordered
Clothing
Shirts, Underwear,.
Sweaters, etc.
FOse WELL, DRI S;1sD M;IiN, a HEY
ARE DIM FERE%N l'' FROM ORDIN-
ARY LINES, THEY ARE, IN' A
CLASS 13Y THEMSELVES.
MAY WE S CCI O S Ps THAT YOU
LOOK OVER OUR PRICES AND
AND MAKE A NOTE OP WHAT
YOU NEED IN THESE LINES.
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