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"roiacl•fo )., Killoran & I•HOLMES.
13arrott Solicitors, Notaries,
]Paaialii, nen Offir,e On the Squale,i
2nd du , nso.ri Hamilton ,St. (oc1-:
•`rich. elevate funds to load; ;at
Lowest rates.
W. prou.Uoot, K,C. J. L. Kill]oraan
D; E, Holmes.
Mr. Holmes will be in Hensel]. 'on
Friday of each week.
ANDREW Fa HESS, Notary Pnubiie
Com missioner, Conveyancing,
Fire and Life Insurance. Agent
Corporation and Canada Trust
Co. Herald office, Zurich,
. .f. Iar.le
DENT :1ST
At
ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
DASHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY
MAIN OFFICE' — 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,
Zurieb, P. O. 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 eat
MARKET
Fresh and Sait Meats
Bologna. Sausages, etc
Rigbeat Casa, Price for V1;oulj
CASH FOR SKINS & H11)ES
PUT YOUR
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, 1\1otice, Etc. Ads Miss M;ai•1a E. Routledge at -
LOCAL NEWS
IN THIS COLUMN
FOR SALE
THRESHII i,• MACHINE, ETC.
Consisting of one Sawyer -Mas-
sey Peerless Separator and 20 h.
p. S. -M. traction engine, tank,
belts, Etc. Also a first class bean
thresher with re -cleaner; one 5•-
pa'ssenger touring car, in good con-
dition. For further particulars
apply t`Q John Thirsk,'"Blake.
p. 0., R. Rt 2, Zurich. -31
WANTED
AGENTS—Man or Woman to re-
present 11.3 93 days; earnings gu-
urantecil; good chance to make
$500. Sparc tirnc may be used:
Experience unnecessary. Particu-
lars on application Winston Co.
1)t'.pt. A, Toronto. ,or
kom4440.44m44.4.444.4444,4*"..... 44444.44.44:4.4.4444441444
FOR SALE
.A. choicly bred Registered Short-
horn bull, 15 months old, dark red
in color, Scotch Topped. This
is an exceptional good one. Apply.
J. P. RAU, Zurich.
Phone 12-96 33-3
FOR SALE
I am offering for sale my barn
in Zurich, size 24:40 and 16 feet
high. Apply Wm. Siebert Zur-
ich. -31
FOR SALE
250. bushels of choice 6 -rowed
seed barley for sale. Apply •to
Eimer `Thiel, R•Rea Zurich. 33-3
NOTICE
Applications will be received by
the undersigned for the position of
treasurer for Hay Township for
1921. All applications ]oust be in
the hands or the Clerk or the The Community meeting held in
reeve on or before 1 o'clock, Sat-
urday, March 5th, 1921.* ' the Town Hill last Friday evening
E. F. Klopp, Reeve. was,. exceptionally well attended.
A. F. Hess, Clerk. Stone •very useful and instructive
Dated February 15th, 1921. nc3crresses Were given by local
. -..e.-__....,...s,.... — :. ----t pru essionel men of the Village, al-
so Dr. Mary Rutnam. The mus -
LOCAL tfEWS
Mi, T. L. W. was a • business
tended the millinery openings at vlsitor.to London th i `dada k.
Mrs, S. Jacoby i3 spur ling the
week With her daatehtes. Mrs. O.
paters,,: near Hensel,.
Toronto the • pats week.
Mr. H. G. Bess of London, ar-
rived at bis home here on Tuesday
evening, where he, will be for sonic
time..
Mr. Chas. P. Hey, of Bad Axe,
Mich., who visited relatives and
friends here for several weeks,
returned. to his home on Friday
last.
it must h? cold this morning,
said she, just notice the goese-
slcin on my arms, Whet 'other
sero do you th`nk you should have,
replied hear wicked hubby.
A Light Braharwi Cockerel sold
by Dr. A. J. MacKinnon of the
Village, to Mr. A. Morency of Qu-
ebee, won 1st. prize at the Quebec
Poultry Show, recently.
"Why don't your and your
mamma go to the big church on
the corner?" asked the new neigh-
bor's child. "Cause we • belong to
a di'f Trent abo°n'n t'on," answered
Dorothy.
The County Council of Brant
County has recommended the ad-
visability of establishing consolid-
ated schools and the extension of
continuation classes where ever
practicable.
The trustee;i of Zurich Public
ehool hays. englged lYir. M. C.
Milliken of .Parkhill as Principal,
of Z. P. S. in place of Mr. N. E.
Dahms who has resigned. Mr.
Milliken. will begin his duties on
Tuesday, March 1st.
Hon. Peter Smith proposes to
increase the provincial revenue by
imposing a two mill rate on all
real estate transfers, one-quarter
net cent. on; all bznk reserve funds
by increasing the railway rate •
$25 to $40 per .mile and the exten-
sion of the amusement tax to
Billiard parlors and pool tables.
�`' FOR SALE
'�''�,�],bl�e . CqA. good well -framed barn 26x4
el�4b • for sale. *Apply to Jacob De
chert. 33
NOTICE
As I have recently purchased the
ii'ery business, I wish to inform
the public that I are in a position
to accomodate requirementsall a d
a-
long this line, Ani also
chauffeur and have an auto for
hire. Anything done in the team-
ing line 46-tf.
GEO. J. THIEL
Zarica.
Phone 58
LIVE
�p
POU LT R Y.
WANTED
Taken every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
Do not feed fowl .same morning
when brought in.
Highest Cash. Prices
--CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phone 94. Zurich
COA
IMPORTANT NOTICE
WINTER DELIVERIES, 1920-21
Owing to the small supply of coal
that came through during hte sum-
mer months we have been able to
mlcae only part deliveries of am-
ount' ordered. Some people have The new Alaskan Railway Mea-
' obtaiaied coal elsewhere. andThe
to the Artie Circle, but htta
is a hundred miles farther south
than the port of Ofoten, Where the
Norwegian Railway reachesthe
Atlantic. Keeping this railroad
open has proved a terrific task.
Three rotary snow -plows are
kept in use through -the winter,
and one of them has td be ready
to bump show drifts in July .and
,august. In some places it snows
every.month in the year,
ical a•n•.1 entertaining program was
0 also.) worth consideration and ev-
i- i'ry number was listane l to with
FOR SALE
A. small heater, - parloreessitirebiee
baby carriage, and a few other
articles to be sold. very cheap at
once. Apply to N. E. Dahms,
Hartleib Block, Zurich.
NOTICE
I have a large quantity of good
building stone for sale at the St.
Joseph Bloch. 8-tf•
ALEX. FOSTER, Zurich.
INSURE
YOUR PROPERTY AGAINST
DAMAGE BY WIND OR TORN -
'se ADO.
THE HOME INSURANCE CO.
Insures your Property without
Premium Note, and guarantees no
special assessment. '
THE WESTERN FARMERS'
WEATHER INS. MUTUAL Co.
paid $114 1100 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.
ANYTHING IN FIRE INSURANCE
DEALER IN LIGHTNING RODS
some have substituted with wood
and coal substitutes other than the
win..
g
regular sizes so that by folio
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 lists will be cancel-
led and we will open a new order -
list so that it will now be necessary
for all customers to enter a new
order for any coal they now de-
sire for winter delivery.
Orders of course, are accepted
subject to our being 'able to obtain
the supplies. Our terma are cash.
Phone Office 10j; Residence 10w.
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OAL St PRODUCE MERCHANT
H NE -ALL ONT.
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.COST-C.P.A: EXECUTJ
Tho Best Paid Profession
Book-keepers wanted. Only those wishing for ad-
•,ancementto qualify as accountant. Iiomestudy
training, not interfering with your present occupa-
tion. Booklet free, P7o have trained more Certi-
fied Public Accountants than hua any othcrinstitu-
tion. We have helped hi m' is oa other secure
mood paving positions.
'rh"rn Cio ., .1, -,'etr nt. `d: ; i' ',• ice k �,•rL11:`r
s-ist. attention. Some su•cgest-
;lr!!'i were Malde in regards to a
community Hall for Zurich.
• Wor 1 has been' received that
Mr. Carl Blumenstein, of Drunaho,
a paper hanger, painter and dec-
orator, will come to Zurich in the
matter' of a few weeks to do such
work for the public here. Mr.
Blumenstein comes - highly reocm-
mended as a prictical moan in this
line of work, and is certainly what
Zurich is badly in need of, and
we have all the confidence that
he trill receive the support of
this community.
Mr, Wm. Edighoffer, assessorfni'
TTav Township, is now making his
rounds, The duties of the ass-
essors, are much heavier this
year than in former years. Be-
sides delivering clog tags to doe.^
owners, they have to enter the
nalnes of every person, male or
female, who is of the full age of
21 years, a British Subject. and
has lived in' the township nine mon
the before the 15th, of Feb., (et
the assessment roll. The names
of the woolen will be entered in
part III of the voters' List.
Last year Canada shipped ov-
er $11,000,0100 worth of milk and
cream products to the United St-
ates, but if the Fordney Bili gods
through that market will be cies
el' to our dairy products as well
as to our wheat and cattle.
Canada's trade for the year 1920
according to the official Govern-
anent figures, totalled $2,639,726,-
135. The previous year the total
was $2,235,843,885, an increase o.f
over four hundred millions. These
are encouraging figures, but have
their discouraging aspects. In
1919 and 1918 as well, Canadian
exports exceeded imports by many
millions, but Iasi year the balance
of itrade was against Canada by
some thirty million' dollars. The
ne-
arly
-for 1920 increased by ie-
arly- four hundred mill'on dollars,
while the increase in exports was
only thirty million odd. Our Am-'
erican imports-, despite all the
to-
talled
preaching
nine f yxhundred miiat llion
dollars. The adverse exchange
rate boder the circutxistan^es 's not
to be wondered at. Much of this
buying includes articles such as
coda, steel and cotton, unobtainable
in Canada, but millions were sp-
ent across the line which should
have been loft in this country.
Great Br;tiva, despite unfavorable
labor and business conditions, is
evidently regaining some of her
old trade, as imports from the old
country dumped from $87,659,198 in
1919 to $831,471,204 in 1920. d%`
Mr. C. Walper of the S;'alper
house -has perceive -el a New
'Bell piano from Mr. W. H. Pfile,
the local agent.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon We sett and
children of Saltford Heights, via-
ited at the home of of Mr,. His-
sett's mother, l4Irs. r, tress, Sr.,
on Tuesday. Mrs. Bissett and
children will visit here feis a few
lays.
British Colua obi a i t, , )•4l ,tion
is 553,:36, an in l ri i' o s`' 7i?D, or
a .little mne than 2) p a ,r ut. ov-
er the are iou3 year, hie; cr;ing 25-
I? Indians.
Mr. William M?ra has Bold the
farm and stock 'which he recently
purchased from his f:tt•h'„, Mr.
D. Mero, to his neighbor, Mr.Mex.
Challett, who gets spossea,sion this
spring. • The farm is situated on
the Sauble Line, Stanly e,
Mr. Harry 0. Hess, who is
employed by the Northein Electric
Co. of London, as tolenhoee switch
board d installer, hal rce"fitly pur-
chased from that Co nw -1 y some
2e) d *armed telephone •''s1 some
defected ions fan'. yin' „'s, etc.
and hi hisa n shipped to
Zur;r-h, who.'.? h'.; will ,a r them
in his sp'u'd time. 'Pot. t•1') con-
venience of the ele_t,'i- a ers of
7urich,-Mr, Hssi is call) i a pos-
ition to do minor repairing to
any defected motors ;ren „ hea-
ters, toasters, etc., aril 'ar•i:s haw
ing sue h article; wil! do well to
have Mr. I•Ies3 adjust them while
here.
BORN
Weido—At Hay Township on Feb.
20th, to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Weido, a son.
Corriveau ;—At •14th eon., Hay, to
Mr. and Mrs. Marcia Corriveau,
a daughter.
The World's
Greatest Artists
Make
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$ gECO o DS
Anna Case, Frieda
Hempel, Thomas Chal-
mers, famous ;rand opera
artists—John Philip Sousa,
Victor Herbert, world-
renowned musicians—Ada
Jones, Harry Lauder,
popular favorites, and
hosts of others entertain
you on Amberol Records,
made to play excleriuely on
Thomas A. Edison's tvon-
derfnl Alnbcrole phono-
Papbt.
The following records are
big favorites with thou-
sands of A.mberola owners
—they should be in your
collection:
Come Where My Love Lies
Dreaming, by Anna Care
Witt Criterion Quartet, No.
OWWL.
Ave Maria-Caystleria auati-
cana, in Italian by Frieda
Hempel with Mary Zentay,
Violin. N 1t6S97.
Emmet's Luilaby. by Frieda
Hempel with Criterion Quar-
tet. No. WOO.
Evening
hs ersNo 86ToaCheaters. 8
Carry Dine Back To Old Vir-
iiany.• by Thomas Chalmers
and Chorus. No. ISM
?Manhattan Beach and )31 Capi-
tan Marches, by Sousa's
Band. No.1711.
Hees the Makin's of a Darn'd
Fine Man. by Ada Jones.
Na EMIL.
Remain' In the Gloaoln`, by
Harry Lauder. No. asses.
If you cannot conveniently
call at our store we shall
be glad to serve you by
'mail. Order records by
`lumber and enclose postal
motley order or cheek.
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We are Sole Agents for this district
for the celebrated and Weil -known
Massey -Harris Farm:_ implements
and Farris Engines and Tractors,'and
can supply your wants for the corn=
ing season.
They Nave Stood The Test
They Nave Eetab11she a Re
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Give us a call Before purchasing elsewhere
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