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Froudfoot, Heloran & HOLMES,
Barr,&teats, S,olleitora, Notaries,
I'ubli�, .Late, Office on the Settees,
end doge from Hamilton St Goal
ex,irh : 1erieate fucds to loan at,
teweat rates,
1
4roudfoat, J ISilloran
I), E. IIohnea.
Mr ;f.olmes will be in Ilensall on
YOUR
Wants,, .For §Mov Lost,
Found, :Notion, sta. Ads
• COLIJaq •
FOIL. SALE
I will sell. privately the fol Qwieg
aa"ticlealee Express 'wagon, parlor'
suite, bedroomt suite, eaterisioil
Friday of each week. labial adder, Isay ,Uri.; eatable
bTD .EW F. HESS, Notary Publ]e fork. � For cl,uick s` 1.e Apnly to
Com.;miseio�nez`, Conveyancing, M:1.13. A. G, Gla.nee, Z..i
Wire a1nd Life Insurance. Agent ;-. .
,
Corporation area Canada, Trust e, FOR SALE
A. good 1918.Ford Touring car,
extra good motor, with ,extras re-
cently overhauled, good tires,
cheap. Apply box 210, Bay-
field, Ont.
Co Herald Office, Zurich.
Dr.E.
DENTIST
,At
ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
D SHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY
MAIN OFF1CR — HEN° LL.,
OSCAR KLOPP
Licensed :Auctioneer for the Co -
'anti' of Huron, Sales conducted
in any part of the County. Char-
ges moderate. Satisfaction guar-
anteed or :no pay. re,.
Several fine farms have been
placed in my hands for sale.
Zurich, P. O. Phone 18-93
Licensed Auctioneer
LOCAL NEWS
Zurihe School Vie this Friday
lifter neon.
<)
Drs and Mrs. sec Ter l • *eke at
London on Thursday,
Vie, G. Holtzman 'Was et:Credit-
on on Friday on business.
FOR SALE
A new $40.00 Chatham Kitchen
Cabinet for $33.00 cash, tf-7
L. A. Prang, Zurich.
FOR SALE
A. 5 -passenger Grey Dort tour-
ing car, in good condition,
R. Ohlert, ,'Lori
T have taken out Auctioneer,.
LsceRee for .the County of Huron
Ind am in 'a position to conduct
any kind of exetioe Sale;' Give
• me a trial and I will assure you
satisfaction -or make no charge.
*Arthur Weber, - Dashwood:
Phone 31r13,.
Zurich
Meat
MARKET •VINNIONIOV...MIN••..
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna
Sausages, etc'
'Highest Cash Price for Woull
CASH FOR SKINS & H1DE$
DoicheTt
NOTICE,
.Mrs, G. Kerner' is 'spending •.the
weciaeat aeaGor.`th.'
large number: attezichal the
Open Liberal Convention .at lien-
sall on Teesdale
Mrs. Wee Thiel and two bcildren
Veetyn and Gertrude spent a few
days at London, and Son Theo,'
Mr. „j J. Merrier
of Seaforth were in the village on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Dahmsmov'
ed their household effects to
Dashwood from Zurich last week.
Mr. W. C. Wagner and son Leon-
ard, Mrs. Melaincltey and son Or-
ville, were recent visitors at Wat-
erloo, Kitchener end Stratford.
()'Wing tot he pressing advertise-
ments and auction, sale notices, we
are compelled to hold several, news
items over for next week.
"Uncle" John Shell, who claims
to bethe oldest human being liv-
ing, has just passed his _ 133rd.birth
day at his hom2 on Greasy Creek,
Leslie County, Kentuckey.
Mrs, Norman Patterson of Lon-
dop and two sons Clarence` and Vic
tor and Miss Flossie Making visa-
ed at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green
and Mr. and Mrs. John J. Smith
last week. was held
An interesting wedding
at Drysdale R. C. church on Tues-
day, Sept. 6th when Rev. Rondott
united in marriage Eiise Masse,,
daughter of Mrs. D. Plante, St.
Joseph and Mr: Hector LapUrt
son of Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Laporte
'Drysdale. The happy couple
will reside on the groom's farm.
The Herald joins in congratulati-
ons.
Samuel Steinm-'n: Riverside Da-
iry lost his barn by fug last Thur-
sday night. The building ana:<
contents were eatiraly destroyed
including the season's crops, . a
car of oris, 15 cows and a bull,
thre.e horses, and a number of
pigs. The origin of the fire is
unknown, the loss is partially cov-
ered by insurance in the Mennon-
ite Society:
Gay enabroiderie3 on dark fro-
cks, lacy effects for evening wear
and striking color combinations;,
with skirts down to 10 inches from
the ground, will be characteristic
of win' a s,.yl, ES or women 'ace erd
ing to the Fashion Art League of
America. Gowns w'll be fashioned
after the lines of the figure, but
not form -fitting, the league . an
pounces.
Word was received that Mr.
John Truemner of Easton, Sask.,
died suddenly on Friday, Septem-
ber 2nd, in his 68th year. He was
bornin the neighborhood of Zur
teh
and Was well-known to many
'her e" h ' 'cventreto- North Dnkata
when a young mane atter gi5frin
to Easton, Sasic:, where be passed
away, was a. brother to Mr. Wald
Truemner,. Hensel], and several
other relatives Here,
A. rather sad aecident owned -to
Mrs. M'+thias Wurm, who is stay-
ing with her son Mr. Louis Worm.
on' Saturday Evening. Mrs.Wutm
was in her rooms as usual, and un-
doubtedly opneed t; he cellar door
not thinking it lead to the cellar
end as a result fell down jthe st-
airway, breaking her leg at the
thigh.' Medical aid was at 'once
su"aoned and the fracture atten-
ded. It May possibly be some
'time until the 'limb will be rightly
heeled itgain as Mrs. Worm is in
her 92nd year. Best wishes are
however extended that she may
be with her friends yet for a
while.
Adolescent School Act comes lit-
+o fore^ now, and it requires all
young pers'ns between 1.4 aerie '3.6
veers of aye to attend school tor
the fu 1 seli°el veer unless; ' 1, mei
• or phys'celly unfit; 2,
employed on the authority of a
"home • pernit" or an employmnerit
-rt ific tted" granted by the scho-
el attendance officer, or school
heardto the parents on their sat-
asfic'oey aff'rnna`ihn in writer;
On
e form nrovid"d by the govern•-
-vent officer that the service of
the young person are required; 4.
having passed the university len-
for matriculation examination or
its eciuivalent.
DATES OF FALL FAIRS22-t23.
Ailsa Craig ... ... .........Sept.
Bayfield ... .._ Sept. 27-28
Blyth ... ... ................ ...Sep. 22-23
Exeter ....................... Sep. 19-2i)
lirkton ..... Oct. 6-7
eondon (Wet. Fair) ... Sep.10-17
Milverton
!Sep.29-30
... ... ........ Sept.
Mithcell .. -- --
.......•_ Shp. 27-28
Parkhill •-- .......--.•.
Sep.` 22 -23
St.Marys -- .._...... ..`..,Oct, `22-`23
Seaforth ....... Sep.19-2t
Stratford ( Sep. 19-21
Strathrov •-
£hedford •••--
Sep. 19-20
•.-•
Sep; 27-28
�Ta'ity;'hzm �.. .f.._..._
'ZURICH Sep. 22-23
SCHOOL FAIRS
The following are the dates of
the school fans for this county
September 13 --Crediton
•September 14 --Grand :Bend
S'eptember 15—Dashwood
iSeptember 16—Zurich
September 17—Porter's Hill
,September 19 --Smith's Hill,
September 20—Currie's Corners.
September 21—St. Helens.,
September .26 --Ford ich `
September 28 ---Clinton Racal
MI -Aerobe be 29—Clinton Town.
FOUND
A. row boat between St. Joseph
and 'Drysdaye on the beach. Owe
ner'can have; same by proving pr-
operty to Mr, . Jos. Papineau, t 9
,Sotseph,
FORT NEWS.
Our jtiniore won the eeeQedgame:
rr'w ktemiali on rSatiu»day, for the
Mitx•doeh cul), :soixie reel good
ball aeaa slleere.
Woodstock, defeated Lucan in
a semi-Ylnal gem¢ at Luoan on
Saturday evening by score •1--3.
This "game 'has. beim protested by
LueaTh and shottle this not have
been, WoOtistook and Zurich would
have played off this week. Watch
for announeerneet when these two
teamsmeet, 'as it will be a hard
,aught,, game.
EXETER
G . Bedford has a patch
of
to acro p1 Irian
in hie garden Iru
..
one of which he picked a leaf
that measured aft, 10 inches long
and 20 .'inches wide,
Jael son Hawkins from the state
of Iowa, ea renewing acquaintances
with old friends in Exeter. A-
boat 35 ye trs ago he resided on
the farm now ()weed by . Roger
Nortecott,,
IAt e. he reeent sale Mr. Welk
Reid' perchased the brick . cottage
of the late .Mrs. Ramsay, paying
$2025.
e Mrs. J. Walper and children re-
turned to Harrow on Thursday
last after visiting *tib relatives
S.
J. T. Morgan, Jos, Amy
McFalls, who were in England ex-
pe.rerrenting in the Old Country
market with a shipment of cat-
tle, retur. d home. They had a
fine a rip and were well satisfied
with 'the prices received.
Mrs.. Henry Rundle 1a -
way oil; Thursday, September,
in her fiftieth year, after a short
illness, She was of a very quiet
loving disposition and will be
greatly' missed by her friends. The
funeral, was held privately, the
pall ,bearers being six first -
FOR SALE
T am offering for sale my bak-
ing business in Zurich. For full
particulars apply to the proprie-
tor, Mr. Jose Geiger, Zurich. tf6
FOR SALE
.A. fine frame house dwelling pro-
perty at the west end of the vil-
lage, . recently occupied, by the late
Mrs. G. Siemon will be sold . pri-
vately. Any person desiring to
purchase same can have full par-
ticulars;from Mr. Conrad • Sie-
mon, Zurich. tf 6
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to convey my most sin-
cere thanks to the neighbors and
friends in the recent sickness and
death of my beloved wife.
Ernest Gies.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Decher wish
to greatly thank their neighbors
end friends in the sincere sym-
pathy and kindness shown shown
and the ass'stance rendered during
the recen (ddeath of their loving
son.
As I have recently, pnrehased the
every business, I wish to... inform
the public that I am in a position,
to accomodate an require
sui ami sensed
ts a -
Tong this line,
chauffeur and have an autofor
h Anything done in the team-
' 46-tf.
ing line
GEO. J. THIEL
Phone 54
LIVE Y
P p. U L T R
WANTED
VOTERS' LIST 1921
,cousins.; -
D ASHWOOC .
Sohoel re -opened last week
u itheelr. N.' E Dahtns of Mildmay
as Prts.eipal and Missed T. Edmrs-
ton ,:to P. Tiernan as assistants.
Mel; ,T. Armstrong of London 'sp-
ent the week -end in town with re-
late Es.
,1V+"Kline of Mildmay is millin-
er fdr Reid, Edighoffer & Son this
reasen.
Mr; Mervyn Tiernan is attending.
High School at Exeter and Czar
Ste,nhaen at Parkhill.
Miss Luella Msrner, we are_
pleased to say is improving, sle
owls after her lengthy illness.
. Mrs. E. Guenther is visiting in
Ingersoll at present.
Quite a number from here are
this -week a`tend'n, London Fair.
Miss Liken who has been suiting
ear. and Mrs. Rutherford returned
to Guelph monday.
:Mr.. How and family have ret-
urned to Toronto. Mr. How has
b -en relieving at (t b2 Bank of.
Canmerce her`a:
Rev. .3 Oestreehcer of NNaper
villa occupied the pulpit in the
Evangelical church Sunday morn -
tee. ler and
Mr, and, Mrs. Louis Stipp
ler
and Ma
s.
-, t. Thacker and "daai` htet'.- - of.
eased- B. C., were reeent visitors
et; the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jno.
Kuntz, 14th. con.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Although Wednesday mo nine,
yTagnst alst, dawned rather c.ouly
high noon saw a beautiful sun
shinning on the home of Mr. and
Mrs.. Wm. .1. Tough, when thee,
niece, Bessie Isabelle Tough,
e -
came the bride of Mr. Geo. Milton
Stele, of the tenth concession of
Goderieh Township. The bride.
becomingly attired in her travell-
ing snit of navy ttaand
biusa of georgette, nd carrying
a couq•uet of sweetheart 1•0s2s,
was given away by her uncle.The
earemony conducted by Rev. R. A.
Lundy being over the guests con-
sisting of the immediate relatives
of the contracting. parties, repair-
ed to the dining -room, where the
wedding dinner was serve•i. The
groom's gift 'to the bride was a
substantial cheque, and to the cr'-
ganist, Mrs. R. A. Lundy, a hand--
pau,ted pannell picture of beauti-
ful scenery. Good wishes and
confetti followed Mr. and i'Ir`.
Sterlie. on aper trip to Toronto
exhibition, ;viagara and :bulfa+.o;
'•
owillcontinue toc
settsett'�sitsd wishes
Ballow them to their home in God -
creel' T ownship.
McTel NLEY—COLEl!'IAN
At high noon
Thursday.
hur e day. Sep-
- ttmbr 1 st, a pretty
ok place at the home of Mr. and
1Vtrs George Coleman, Parr Line,
Stanley, when (ph. eldest dao-
ghter, Elsie May, was married to
J Elgin C. McKinley*, of the tGosi
en Line. The ceremony,
was peeformed by Rune eeofge c
Kenley, of London,
he
groom, took place beneath an
Arch of evergreens and astors.
The. bride in a dainty ,dress of
ivory satin and crepe -de ci i e and
carrying a bouquet of asters,' en-
tered the drawing -room on the
etre of her father while ofMiss il1-
inor McKinley, „march.
groom, played the Wedding
After arae ceremony the guests,
numbering between fifty and six-
ty, repaired to the spaeloes din-
ing room where dinner was ser-
ved, Soon' after tae bride and
groom, accompanied by a numb•-
er of friends, motored to Seaforth
where they boarded the three o'-
clock train for Toronto, Niagara
Falls and other points. On their
return Mr, and Mrs. McKinley will
reside on their farm on the Goshen
Line. Guests were present from.
.Tiny City, London, Clinton, San -
forth, Walton and 13arlock,
MUNICIPALITY• OF THE rIOWN-
SSHIP OF HAY
COUNTY OF HURON
'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'Brien
Phone 94.
Zurich
Threshing Machinery
I am agent of, , this edistrict Co.
r
Children) Cry for notch
NOTICE is hereby given that
I have transmitted or" deliveredto
the persons meneioned in Section
0, of .the Voters' List Act, the cop-
ies required" by the. 'said sections•
to be so transmitted or delivered
of the list made pursuantos ed,
act, of all persons appearing
the lash revised Assessment Roll of
the said municipality to be en-
titled to vote in the said Municip-
ality at Elections for members of
the Legislative Assembly and at
Municipal:Elections, Elections, and that said
lisp, was first posted up at my of-
fice at Zurich, on the 20th day of
reugest, 1921, and remains there
for inspection.
And I hereby call upon all vot-
ers to take immediate proceedings
to have any errors or omissions
corrected according to law.
Dated at Zurich, this 20th day
of August, 1921.
ANDREW F. HESS,
Clerk of Hay Township.
the celebrated Waterloo Mfg tors.
'machinery and Hsedier
tr
Parties interested will do well to
flee me. Have sold the following
sof
ut
e
' b
machines this season with a
sale; Hy.
•aatisf action in everyeohn Erb
Steckle, steam outfit;
oil tractor and - 'small separator;
Menno Steckle also a tractor out -
lit. For further information kin -
Aly see any of these users. tf5
PETER KROPF, Agent, Zurich.
COAL
Fall'and Winter
. DELIVERIE S
'Season 1921- 1.92
2''
THERE IS A :COLD DAY COM-
ING. LAY IN' YOUR 'SUPPLY
NOW WITH O1I11 CELEBRATED
DEI,EWARE AND HUDSON CO'S.
I,ACKAWANA'S COAL.
,„. C,r��.te1o`i.
V AL & PRODVCE'MERCHANT
TERMS ;—'CASH
Phone; Office law. tr Iloue6,, •10 .
HENSALL ALL ON li s,
FOR SALE
THRESHING MACHINE, ETC.
Consisting of one Sawyer -Mas-
sey Peerless Separator and 20 h.
p. S. -M. traction engine, tank,
belts, Etc., one 9-h.p. Lister gas-
Ilene engine. For further part-
iculars apply to John Thirsk,
islah:e, R. R. oN. 2. Zurich -31
FARM FOR SALE
250 acres, more or less, township, c about
ession
4 and 5 Stanley,
4amiles from Clinton. Well im-
proved, good clay loamy 15 acres
hardwood and cedar bush, prac-
tically all fenced with new wire
fencing. First-class house and
barn; telephone; rural mail deliv-
ery. Will sell on reasonable terms
Apply on premises to Adam
Stewart, R.R.No.5, Clinton 3-tf
FOR SALE
tt%, story red brie khouse and three
lots for sale, hard and soft water
in the house, also good stable and
chicken house. For particulars.
apply to Mrs. Fred. Daters Sr.,
Zurich.
Tletcher's Castoria strictly a remedy for Infants andjbiidren,
Foods are specially propared for babies. A baby's medic
is even more essential for Baby. Remedies primarily prepared
for grown-ups are not interchangeable. It was the need
Children
a remedy for the, common ailments of Infants and Chi d
that brought Castoria before the public after years of research,
no claim ha% been made for it that its use for over 30
yrs has not proven.
What is C T R1A
Castoria is a harmless substitute for dastor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. it contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty yearsit has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, eel. by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sle. p
The Children's Comfort—The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CAST
RI
Bears the Signature of
ALWAYS
n Use For Over 30 Years 1
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY µµ,,
1" .,..-.+r:
as ey . arras
rp
arm Mae miry
We are Sole Agents for this district
for the celebrated and well-known
lV1assey-Harris Farm Implements and
and Farm Engines and Tractors,
can sups iy your wants for the corn=
ing season.
They Have Stood The Test
They have established a Reputation
Gaye uS a call Before purchasing elsewhere
T. E. UA • - Zurich--
Aft
uri Ir '
__-- NOTICE
DEBENTURES FOR SALE
HAY MUNICIPAL TELEPHONE
SYSTEM
The council of the Township of
Hay is offering for sale at, par,
Debentures of the Hay Municipal
System to the amount of $3324.00
Said debentures are for a term
of ten . years and bear interest at
the rate of 5% per cent per annum
Annual payment • of "principal and
interest amounts to $440.99. Ready
for delivery Sept. 15th, 1921.
ANDREW Fe HESS,
Treaaeliker Te+iir'aohip
New verl
era
cl We have tested the
L. Year and find that
driving 0n
car
NEW OVERLAND FOUR for
it is easily the best riding
the road.
one
and
OVERLAND FORD., A SNAP AT $600.00,
$800.00
$400.Q1
CHALMERS SIX AT ... ...
MCLAUGHLIN TRUCK AT
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6`. M. HESS. CO. - 'ZURICH 7
OVERLAND SALES AND SERVICE
STATION
Overland Cars! Overlord Cars
R
11 PM
C
FOR --
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
I
N
INSURE YOUR AUTOMOBILE SAGGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE CAU
BY
Fire and 'Transit
Fire arising from any cause whatsoever, anywhere in Caaadn
or U. S., including explosion, self ignition and lightning. ',
Theft
THEFT, ROBBERY AND PILFERAGE
Public Liability
Against your legal the busclyof or you injuries
ries or automobile. caused
Collision
Damage to your automobile as a result ofbeing
o ng in an accidental
D g collision with another. objec
p y Damage
Property
Against your liability t for damage to property of others. ( '
Rates very reasonable. Get rates on any of above classes from;
Andrew . ,Hess,
Zurich
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