Zurich Herald, 1921-03-31, Page 4e` .1` 0,ee'earee
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Ontario's Burden
Public Debt - $1,153,000,000
(Federal, Provincial and Municipal)
Annual Taxation - $186,000,000
(Federal, Provincial and Municipal)
Ontario's Drink Bill - $36,000,000
(Yearpr#iousto ProvincialProhibition)
MHE Importation of
"Booze" is adding dead
weight to the heavy burden
of taxation now borne by
the people of Ontario.
Importation of "Booze" is
adding to the cost of law
en.brcement.
Importation of "Booze" is
adding to the cost of jail
maintenance.
Importation of "ooze" is'
adding to the cost of hospi-
tals and asylums.
Importation of "Booze" is
MCLoutig -to---tife–dost-cir -
Im.portation of "Booze" is
bedevilling the administra-
tion of the Ontario Temper-
ance Act, and defying the
temperance sentiment of
the province.
Shill the importation sand the
bringing of intoxicating Lgt
liquors into the Province UAW
be forbidden ?
Shall the importation and the.
bringing of intoxicating II,
liquors into the Provin=
be forbidden ?
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This is no time to add another burden
to the taapayer's load
"1.1011MMINI101011M.,
Ontario Referendum Committee
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EXETER
Mr. W. J. Carling bee purchased
Meee Bialee's house on Carling st-
reet. . Carling: :Will do some
rm.-erating to the premises be-
foro oceopying it.
Sieeere .sympathy is 'felt Mr_
And Salnuel Beaver, London.
Read north, in the death last
Sant morning 'March i8th, of
ther l'ttle daughter, Verna, • aged
WV, 1 yt.,../TS Jrcalts scarlet fever.
W313 only a few days:
h Welsh las': w.sek. pueehased
S J. V. Cann's residence and lot
ec' r of Andrew and Victoria
tioi,,,tty wedding was kolemne
ized it the home of the bride's par -
• Mr. and Mrs. R. Davey, Con,
Szephen, on Wednesday, March
23rd :It 12 o'cloek, when their dau-
ghtete Carrie A. was united in mar-
riegeto john N. Willis of Exeter.
COUNTY NEWS
Mr. Margaret Philips, of Mc-
Gillivray, celebrated her ,97th bir-
thday on Friday last.
The County Clerk has received
a letter from the Ontario Govern-
ment notifying him. of the appro-
val of a refund to the County of.
Huron of $85,441.37. Last year's
expenditure on Good Roads in
the county was approximately
$20500, and the $85,441.37 for
which a cheek is being forwarded
is the pereentag,e of such expen-
diture the Government bears.
Mervilte* Hern's auction sale of
pure bred Shorthorns in Usborne
an March 17th brought good pri-
ces. Seven cows with calves at
foot averaged $261.00. The high-
est price realized was $385.00 for
a 5 -yr. -old cow with calf at foot,
Three yearling heifers avera.ged
$114.00; two yearling bulls $137.00.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Por-
ter, Kippen to Mr. Wm.. Kerr of
Seaforth was quietly solemnized at
the Presbyterian manse on 'Wed-
nesday March 23rd.
The funeral ol the late William.
Attwood .Bayfield, who died on
Wednesday March 16th, at the age
of seventy-four years, took place
on Friday afternoon of the same
wee. to Bayfield cemetery.
CREDITON.
Planets Clarke has purchased a
gaseline pump to serve the pub-
lic and will. soon have it in pos-
itioe.
Hugo Shenk has been hired by
Otte Ewald to assist himin the
butcher business, and Roy Shenk
w ill learn the blacksrnithing at
Dai,, IltIelsaac's.
meeting oZ the baseball fans
ese,...aeoaaeirr -E-priricrs-slibp' htUn
day night. A good number were
present and everybody was enth-
u liastic and determined to have
our team win the trophy this year
if a league is formed. Fred Kerr
acted as chairman and Freeman
Moriock secretary of the meeting.
The following officers were elect-
d:—Hon. Pres. Herb. K. Eilber;
'Pres. Ezra Heist; Vice. -Pres.. Fred,
Heist; See.-Treas, Freeman Mor -
lock; Scorer, Sam Wein; Captain
of the Team. Bill Motz; Manager
Rerb, Fahner. A. vote of thanks
was tendered the officers of the
past year for their services.
Gottfried Gaiser had the mis-
fortune to have his hand badly
bruised in he flax.. mill breaks one
day last week.
Mrs. Freeman Oestreicher and Mr.
Ezra Oestreicher attended the fun-
eral of the former's brother, the
late P. S. Mnrlock at Durham last
week.
Henry Steineek.er has moved to
Hamilton. where he will reside in
future with his daughter, Mrs.
Zurbrigg. It is twelve years since
he moved here with his wife, and
during that time made many fri-
ends. The residence 'which he
occupied have been purchased by
Wm. Brown.
AUCTION SALE
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Of Farm, Farm Stock and Imp-
tometts. Mr. Geo. Elliott has
been instructed to sell by public;
aaetion on Lot 17. Cern. S. Babylon
Lille 2 1-2 miles from Varna. St-
anley on Wednesday April 6th. at
one oclock sharp the following;
FARM—The farm contains 50
aeres. north half of Lot 16. Con.1
9, Stnmey. On the premises there:
is a firsteellss 11e: sterey frame
hou e v ith good celar tinder and
eettedsheri attached; frame barn
• implement shed. lots oil good
„rater The farm is all cleared
and in fist -class working order,
with le acres of good fall wheat;
1 acre plowed, remainder in grass •
Horees-1 good Agr. team mares.
rising 5 by Earl O'Clay, Arg. grey
mare rising 7; Agr. grey geidine
e yrs, old; draft mire 10; Agrie.
mare rising 5; good driving mare
'5 yrs, Old. Catt10-1 pure bred
ul1,Nonpariel Pride No. 132487: 2;
Years old; 7 -yr. old cow fresh in
lti-ove bred in Dee.; 4 -yr. old cellv
freeli in Dee., bred in Jae.; hei-j
fee 3 yrs. old due in Jan; 7 -yr. old
("ow fresh in Feb.; 6 -yr. old cow
due in April 4 -yr. old cow due irei
Maj; heifer due in leLay; 8 -yr, o1
cow due in Oct.; cow supposed to
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THINGS TO LOOK,FOR—
WHEN YOU BUY A. TRACTOR, BE SURE THAT IT flele ALL THE FEATURES ESSENTIAL
TO ALL-ROUND SERVICE, EFFICIENCY AND ECONOMY OP OPERATION.
FOR•INSTANCE LOOKFOR--
A kerosene ongiue so that you can use cheap fuel, therebsVoing you e ,vork at the lowest
possitsle cost. •
throtle governor to regulate the fuel to the load variations, insuring uniform speed of • both
tractor and driven machine in addition to fuel economy and saving one man's 'time where engaged
in belt -work. HURON COUNTY COUNCIL PURCHASED FIVE TITANS IN ONE ORDER. 'MORE
I, H. C. TRACTORS IN TJSE THAN ALL OTHERS COMBINED.
L. A. PRANG AGENT, ZURICH
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That is what everyone says who comes to our store and hears the pure
musical tone of Edison's Amberola Phonograph, after listening to shrill
"talkingmachines" and the metallic sound of ordinary phonographs
is.
That what you will say when this revelation of pure melody greets
your ears. No wonder Edison's Amberola has proved its marked
superiority over ordinary phonographs in great public tests.
EDISON'S NEW DIAM4ND
is the world's greatest phonograph value—the "master product of Edison's master mind." Jusq. consider
its genuine Diamond Point Rtfiroducer, which forever does away with the bother and expense of chang-
ing needles)
And irate -el Records are just as far superior to ordinary recordit. They are practically indestructible.
and give years of enjoyment after orclinar",) records have broken and been thrown away.
When you consider that you can own Edison's Amberola on practically your own teres you must real.
lye you owe it to yourself and your family to come to our store without delay and let us play the world's
best music for you on this wonderfulphonograph. Don't delay your visit—come today, tomorrow, as
soon as possible—we will expect you. Bring all the family and your friend's; too --they will all be welcome.
W. H. PFILE, Dealer, — Zurich
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e in calf ; 2 he Pers 3 -yrs old due
'r May farrow tOir, 7 -yr. old cow
dee ..knri,l; Et steers 2 yrs, old; 4
steers i -yr. did; 3 young calves;
ebeut 48 hens.
Inip:;..•ments.;-1 4-h. p. Ideal
Ci.uld Shapley engine, Joliette b-
ineh. griller, Deering six -ft. cut
lecea(r. M -H 13 -hoe netiV drill;
feral wagon, set sleighs. Cock-
Oeuet. 2-1urrow' riding plow; Fle-
ury walking plow; Chatham fan-
ning mill With bagger, rubber tir-
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el top buggy steel led Lo
toggyroad cart; 16 -loot hay rake
set team harness, set gold moi
single harness, 26-meh horse 4)1
iar, 21-ineh horse collar, wheelb
scoop shovel, post hole (111. -
ger, grass seed sower; pig ernie
pipe wrench, about 75 cedar posts,
new DeLaval cream separator,
weeping maehme nearly new; new
Da:sy churn, coal 'oil henter, new
Peeteetion 3 -burner cont oil Mere
with oven.
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Imo; y to b-..., peed on day of Sale),
to eileine, in 31 days, For pare.
'Hee ale, apply to 1 he undersignedl
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