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Eurrii Solieitore, i+l,atatze ,
PVT YOU.
O,fi e on tate. Squairs Wants; For Saley Lost,
2nd 'doe •,m Hamilton `it, fled-
i'e funds to loan atound9 Otce C.
lowest .'tc', � i I j , y iytAdsk1i'• Ward Fear is t•isi!in;
sIN THIS COLUMN
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W, Pro_ oot, I�,C. J. L. Killoran, -
L'isto•weli.
1). E. I ohnes. Last Thurs.-lye and Friday we
Mr. Holmes trill be in Hensall on experienced a zeal January. Thaw
Friday of each week.
NOTICE.
All 1920 amounts are nail- made-
out and parties indebted to me
are requested to call :dor sane
be.fore Jan. 15th when all accounts
not called for will be mailed
T. L. Wurm, Zurich
Mr. Holmes will be in Hensall on Mr. D. Smith returned last
',Friday of each week, Friday .from a several weeks r is-
... 1M......,. 110.0. . ...0:41m it at Ne'w Hamburg..
ANDREW F. HESS, Notary Public
Com missiouer, Conveyancing, Mr. Gross, of the Ontario Fez til-
Fire anti Life Insurance. Agent leer Co., Toronto, called in the vil-
Corporation and Canada Trust ,age on Wednesday,
Co.kferald Uffdce, Zurich. Mr. Louis Eckstein of Pigeon,.
Mirth., is visiting relatives here.
Dr.E„ St,.far
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DE;NTIST
At
ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
' DASHWOOI) EVERY THURSDAY
MAIN OFFICR -- HEN° \LL.
OSCAR KLOPP
Licensed Auctioneer for the Co-
unty of Huron, Sales conducted
in any part of the County. Char-
ges moderate. Satisfaction guar-
anteed or no pay. -
Several fine farms have been
placed in my hands for sale.
Zurieh, P. 0, Phone 18-93
Licensed Auctioneer
I have taken out Auctioneer's
License for 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.
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood,
Phone 31 r 13..
Zurich Mut
MARKET
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Fresh and. Salt
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Woull I
CASH FOR SKINS & HIDES
Tungbiut &,i
Deichat
NOTICE
.is I have recently purchased the
li' ery business, I wish to inform
the public that I atu 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 line 46-tf.
GEO. J. THIEL
Zurich.
Phone 58
® LIVE.
C Og, �U LT,. -t �j�
'yW AI a• E D'
Taken every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
Do not feed fowl same morning
when brought in.
Highest Cast Prices
--CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs .
;O'Brien
Phone 94, Zurieh
IMPORTANT NOTICE
WINTER DELIVERIES, 1920-21
Owing to the small supply of coal
that came through during lite sum-
mer months we have beemable to
mime only part deliveries of am-
ount ordered. Some people have
stew obtained coal elsewhere and•
some have substituted with wood
and coal substitutes other than the
regular sizes so that by following
Our old ,Summer list it is hard for
us to tell just who now requires
coal and what quantity is desired.
Owing to the above conditions
and commencing on Dec. 16th, all
previous order lista will be cancel-
led and we will open e new order
list so th tt it will now be necessary
'for all customers to enter a now
order. for any coal they now de-
eire for winter delivery.
Orders of course, are accepted
;subject to our being able to outain
-the supplies. Our tonna are cash.
?hone Office 10j; Residence 1Ow.
.'CAL & PRODUCE MERCHANT
HENSALL own
NOTICE.
Public Notice is hereby given
that I, the undersigned, have ae-
cepted for ,collection, all the our-
standing accounts of the butcher
firm, of Rube & Johnston, who
have dissolved partnership, and
request an immediate settlement of
same at the fornier's place of bus-
iness.
WM, S. RUBY.Y, • Zurich.
NOTICE
A11 parties indebted to us, kindly
call and settle for same with cash
or note. _A.11 accounts• not sett-•
led for by January -15th, 1921, we
will take the liberty to make -draft
on them through Molsons 13ank.
Stade & Weida.
NOTICE.
All accounts not settled ,by Feb,
15th, see will make drat on through
the. bank. Denotny Bros.
FOR SALE
1, Waterloo 231 h. p. engine
1, United 2!%, h, p. engine.
1, power Wash machine
1, new Melotte cream separator
for $90 cash.
Some 2 inch belting.
L. A. Prang, Zurieh.
ORDERS TAKEN.
For any quantity of hard wood
beach and maple, nearly dry, cut
any length, first class quality wood
linin, and also rough wood.
L. A. Prang, Zurich 24
Rev. Bruebecher . of St. Jacobs,
conducted services in the Menon-
onite church over Sunday.
Mrs. F. B. Meyer, Mr.. Herb DL-
L -ley -and
t-
tley-and son, were to London 'on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris, Gingerich
and Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Gingerich
of the Bronson Line' attended the
funeral of a relative down east
this week. i . . -
Mr., Nesbitt Woods, teacher of
S. S. No. . 3,, Hay, has recently had
his ,salary increased to $1,000. This
certainly is a credit to the section
and eels° to Mr. Woods; as this is
his first year at teaching. Are
other school sectoins following up
this schedule?
The local ' W.C'. T. V. eget at the
Itoase of Mrs. C. Heyrock, last
,l'eclnesday evening. •Miss Eu'
nine: Geiger conducted the devot-
ional part of the meeting and Mrs.
C. Heyrock explained the `•mean-
lag of the wearing of the White
Ribbon by the .mem ers, Juvenile
delinguency was , discussed and
how it might be checked, Misses
M. Hoffman and M. Preeter rend
ered instrumental solos.
Arrangements are far advanced
for the process of national stock
taking -the decennial census. Ear-
ly in the year census comm:ssioners
will be appoiinted, one for each el
ectoial division, acid they in turn
will appoint thriteen thousand en -
FOR SALE uinerators. Their numbers in
each county 'will range from fifty
Two only, new hand made sleighs to two hundred. In the rural dis-
will sell at below present wholesale trtcts the census will include ag-
fprice. L. PRANG, ricultural statistics as 'well as the
I NOTICE .6
usual information as to populat-
ion. The overhead cost of tak-
ing population alone ois about 7
1)tave a large quantity of good cents par head, while for 13- cents
building stone for sale at the SL'. a head about 30 different "schedu-
Joseph Slocic{, Gestles can be tilled out. The total,
ALES. FOSTER, Zurich. appropriation- will be $1,70040o7:.'
The -census will be taken in June
and a redistribution hill' Lrought
in during the 1922 session of par-
liament. If the principal of re -
representation by population be
en:orced many of the rural const-
ituencies `will be 'wiped out as sep-
arate iridings.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the :estate of Jacob -Rader,
late of the Village of Dashwood,
County of Ruron, deceased,•
Notice . is hereby given pursuant
to section 56, Chapter 121 of R S.O.
191.4, th•tt all persons having claims
against the estate of Jacob Rader
:rhe died on' or about September
5th, 1919 A. D. at the Village of
Dashwood...are requested to send
to the undersigned executors on or
before the 12th :las- of February,
1921, A, D., their names anti - ad-
-irt sees ,with full particulars of
their ,cleims in writing end the
nature of the securities lif•' any1,
held by thein.
And further take notice that af-
ter the said 12th day of February.
A,D. 1921., the assets of the said
estate ,will be distributed 1.;;r* the
e i 1 Executors nmong the nasties
untitled the-'eto havine- regerd only
to elaime of which they shalithen
have notice and the estate will
not b^ ,liable for an; claims not
filed at the time of the said dis-
tribution;.
Dete•-1 at Zurich this 26th 'day
62 January, 1921.
William Rader, Zurieh, 0nffi.;
Louis Roder. Dashwood; Ont.
Ernest Rader, Dashwood. Ontario.
J EXECUTORS.
INSURE
YOIIR PROPERTY AGAINST
DAMAGE' BY WIND OR TORN-
, ADO.
THL HQME INSURANCE CO.
Insures your Property without
Premium Note, and guarantees no
special assessment,
THE WESTERN FARMERS'
WEATHER INS. MUTIYAD Co.
paid $..tuj e00 loss in the November
1919 wind storm. 'Amount of Ins,
in force $25,000,000. Rate 45
cents per $100 ofr 3 years. Prem-
ium note 2 ,per cent.
Am also, agent for several other
Wind Insurance Companies.
G. Holtzman
ZURICH, ONT,
ANYTITTNG IN FIRE INSURANCE
DEALER IN LIGHTNING RODS
The Zurich Wotnens' Institute are
Hording a demonstration of First
Aid and Home nursing, conducted
by Dr, Mary Putman, from Febru
Dary 7th .to February 18th, both
dates inclusive. 0 Dr. Rutman is
a woman of very wide experience
having spent considerable time in
India. She is home at present -on
-Furlough and has conducted some
very successful home nursing co-
urses for us. The secretaries 'wh-
ere she has conducted courses
write that they cannot speak too
highly of •the instruetion she has
given and the membership increas-
ed steadily •from time the course
began until they were ended,
Those wishing to join please
hand your name to miss I. Rout-
le_]ge or miss Leila Seibert, -the
fee being 50 cents, for meeting ex-
penses. The ,;place of the dem-
onstration will be announeed next
week. r i
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of Samuel Reichert,
late of the Village of Zurieh, Co-
unty of Huron, deceased.
Notice is hereby. given pursuant
to, section 56, chapter 121 of R,S.0
1014, that all persons having claims
against the estate of Samuel Rei-
chert who died on or about Feb-
ruary 7th, 1919, A.D. at the Village
of Zurich, are requested to send to
the undersigned executors on or
before the 29th day of January,A.
D. 1021, their names and addres-
ses with full particulars of their
claims in writing and the nature of
the securities (if any)held by them.
And further take notice that af-
ter the said 29th day of January,
A,.D. 1021, the assets of the said
estate will be distributed by the
said Executors among the parties
entitled thereto having regard only
to claims of which they shell then
have notice and the estate will
not be liable for any claims not
filed at the time of the said distr-.
ibution',
Dated at Zurieh this lith day
of January, 1921...
Edward Reichert and Mrs. d'.M.
Richardson, Zurich, O1tt.
EXECUTORS.
LOOAL
Al s
Ada l outiedge sp,..' t o fere
lays sthis week at 1Loielen.
Mr, Faust yf J3ay -City, Mich,, is
visiting relatives here.
Mr, C. Frit was at London on
business last 'week;
Mr. A. Klein of Aylmer, is 'visit
ing at -the home of Mr. Thomas
Johnson,
Mr. J. Hey Jr. has purchased the
dwelling property from Mr. Feed
Hess, possession given on March
1st, •
Mr. E. r, Klapp, Reeve of Hay,
is attending the first gifting of
the new County Council at God-
erich this week, commencing on
Tuesday.
A very considerate boarder po-
litely intimated to the landlady
that he would prefer to have the
apple sauce, the F:hirt buttons and
the e-tt hairs served on separate
plates, and mix them to suit him-
self.
Masten' 'Lloyd Makins and sist-
er Flossie were visiting with their
Uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J.
,T. Smith, and also with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Green, Parr Line, for
the last few wekes.
The local merchants of the Vii
large wh-) commenced holding their
t.'ictdi.t sal '1 of merchandise,
E•_xp.n. iia iceI a, tremendous
tra 1) as their places business are
daily jammed full of hungry buy-
ers hwo are looking for bargains,
and are most certainly getting
them, On Saturday Mr. J. Pre-
eter's$ O 0110 stock Reducing Sale
Starts, and we are looking for even
greater crowds. Buy at hone at
these redted prices,
Over forty of those working un-
der the Ontario Provincial Govern-
ment have been supe^a-nuated un-
der the new act passed last session
Many of them are license inspect
ors and among the names we
notice that of John Torra.nce, late
license inspector for South Huron.
W. T. Pellow of Goderich has
been appointed by the Ontario
Government, license inspector for
Huron, his duties commenced Jan.
1st. Mr. Fellow was recommend -
ted a few weeks ago by Huron Co.
Temperance • Association of which
h' h•ts been special offieer fro five
years. Formerly there were
bee inspectors, .Tphn Torrance .for
South Huron and John Mitchell
roe North Huron. These- have be-
en superannuated, and will likely
receive at annual allowance of a-
bout half their former salary. The
entire expense oi' the enforcement,
of the Act will now be- borne by
the Proseztcial Government as pro-#
vided by the Ontario Temperance
Act. -
The hiccough epedemic has ap •
peered ;i n many places. It is
said .het one -Half teaspoonful of
mustard in a cup of lake warm
water has stopped severe cases of
hiccoughs. The first cli•iztk usu-
ally brings relief, but in some
e lees it acts tis an emertic and the
hiccough retttyns, .but if mustard
water is continued. however, relief
w111 follow.
The Hall Dent .Co, Ltd. glove
factory ill,the village closed down
on Wednesday of this week, We
are indeed sorry to see this ind-
itstry clove, as the employees were
just getting useful and making
good money and in general ,was
a good industry for' Zurich as it
gave employment to many who
will -have to go out of town now
for work, We have no authority
as to whether this factory will re-
open again in future, but great hole
es are entertained that such will
be the case. As Mr.; Dundel,
manager of the London and Zurich
branches advises us that owing to
decreased volume of business, this
step was necessary.
The Grand :Carnival held at the
oral rink last Thursday evening
was a grand success, although the;
i, e was rather soft owing to thee,
mild weather, the attendance was
great, and the costumes could not
have been better represented, as
every character could be termed
as a prize winner. The scheduled
hockey match between Blake and
Zurich was cancelled for some fut-
Zure date on account of the poor
ice. -
The following is a list of the
prize winners; , t
L,3idies' Best fancy ,Miss F. Kalb
fleiPph; Ladies' Best Comic Nesbit
Weeds; Gents. Best fattoy, Clay.
Holtman; Gents. Best comic, E.
Koehler; (Charlie :Chapman, I.
Iialbfleisch; School Girls Best fan-
cy Ortha Wick; School Girls best
Comic, Helen Foster; Slteool bars
"best Coznic, Earl Yung -Hut;; Dar -
key, W. ?file; Trainy, Ere. ?file,
Jumbo, Clar Hoffman ani Sam
Gasoho.; Mutt and Jeff, W. Bron-
enihire and L. Prang.
Ju.lges ; W. G, Tress, N. 11. 'palms;
W. 0713rien,
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Fletcher's Castoria is stricily a remedy for Infants and Children.
Foods are specially prepared for babies. A baby's medicine,
is even more essential fcr Daby. Rernedies primarily prepared
for grown-ups are not interchangeable. It was the need of
a remedy for the common ailments of Infants and Children
that brought Castoria before the public after years of research,
an4 no claim has been made for it that its use for over 30
y ars has not proven..
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Castoria is a •harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops arld Soothing Cyrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Critt a, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee. Pcr nacre tan thirty. years it has
been in constant tans for the relief Of yonstipaticz?, Flatulency,
Wind. 'Colic -and Diarrhoea; �i11ay+Y,g Feverishness arising
therefrom, a,, d by regulating file Stomach and Bowels, aids. •
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and r_atural sleep.
The Children's Corn; ort—The T otheris Friend.
CAST
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THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY
r mi n r Cream war tor
have received a large shipment of
the celebrated Premier Cream Separ-
ator ; hcili 1 will sell at pre -advance .
prices for E.. sho r•t ime.......,. _ ...
Special prices for Farmer's Clubs
Agent for Massey -Harris Im-
plements and Repairs
FairbauksA Morse Farm Engines
Give us a call Before purchasing elsewhere
J, E, DRTJARJ - Zurich
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M. HESS &CO.
OVEIMAND
SALES AN D - SERVICE STATION
Overland Cars! Overland Cars
Dominion of Canada
Victory lroa,, 11
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At., Market Price and accrued
interest. yield nearly 7 per cent.
An absolutely safe investment and it guaranteed interest pay-
ment every six months. At present low prices the yield is good.
BUY NOW WHILE THE PRTCES ARE LOW, .
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