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BUSINESS CARDS
Rroudfoot Killoran & HOLMES,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries,
pule:, Lac, Office on the Square,
2nd door from Hamilton St. God-
erirh, Private funds to loam at
lowest rates.
W. Prot dfoot, IOC. J. L. Killoran
D. E, Holmes,
Mr, Holmes will he in Hensall on
Friday of each week,
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Wants, For Sale, boat,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
•
Grand Concert
ANDREW F. HESS, Notary Public In the Town Hall Zurich on
Com missioner, Conveyancing,
Fire and Life Insur ; WED OCTInsurance. Agent; WEDNESDAY EVENING 1` 26,
Corporation and Canada Trust I T
v HE 11IREB BOSSENBERRYS
, ,
Dr E. S. Hardie
DENTIST
At
ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
DASHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY
MAIN OFF'ICR HENa ALL.
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. Co, Phone 18-93
Licensed Auctioneer
I have taken out Auctioneer'
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 Meat
MARKET
Fresh, and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Woull
CASH FOR SKiNS Si. AIDES
Tuugbiut
Deic1ert
4111/1116.
NOTICE
As I have recently purchased the
livery business, I wish to inform
the public that I. am in a position
to accomodate all requirements a-
long this line, Ani also a licensed
chauffeur and have an auto for
hire. Anything done in the team-
46-tf.
' GEO. J. THIEL
Zurich.
Ing line
Phone 58
LIVE
POULTRY
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. Zurieh
Threshing Machinery
I 'am agent of this district for
the celebrated Waterloo Mfg. Co.
machinery and Hiedler tractors.
Parties interested will do . well to
dee me. Have sold the following
machines this season with absolute
satisfaction in every sale; Hy.
Steckle, steam outfit; John Erb
oil tractor and small separator;
Menno Steckle also a tractor out -
tit. For further information' kin-
dly see any of these users. tf5
PETER KROPF, Agent, Zurich.
COAL
Fall and Wine•..
' f"t.
'DELIVERIES.
Season 1921 1922
THERE IS A COLD DAY' COM-
ING. LAY IN YOUR SUPPLY
NOW WITH OUR CELEBRATED
DELEW.ARE AND .HUDSON CO'S.
LACICA.WANA'la COAL.
.A_ cars.teior
co A•I+ & PRODUCE MERCHANT
TERMS;--CASII
Phc!r e; Offiee 10W.. House 10 j,
In a Hgih Class Musical Concert
• Program will consist of Violin
Solos, Piano Solos, Singing and,
Recitationsr
Doors open 7.30.
Concent 8,15
Admission—Adults 50c. Child 25c.
NOTICE.
Up to October 20th, 1921, I am
in a position to put up lightning
rods on church steeples or high
towers, price $40. tfll
Peter Corriveau, R.R.2, Zurich
NOTICE.
Will the party who loaned our
onion screen last spring kindly ret
urn same at once —3. Preeter.
WANTED
Highest market prices paid for
Live Poultry, taken in every Wed-
nesday. .3 Gascho & Son. -12
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN That aCourt
will be held, pursuant to The Ont-
ario Voters' Lists Act, by His
Honour the Judge of the County
Court of lite County of Huron
at the Township Hall, Zurich, on
the 29th day of October, 1921,
at eleven o'clock, a. rn., to hear
and determine complaints of er-
rors and omissions in the Voter's
List of the Municipality of the
Township of Hay, for 1921.
Dated the 14th day of October„
1921.
ANDREW F. HESS, Clerk of the
Municipality of the Township of
Hay,
1920
A. Year Of
• NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENT
for the
London Life Incurance Co.
Head Office,; London, Canada
SCALE OF PROFITS
To Participating Policyholders
- was
Increased During War Period
Maintained through Epidemic
Period
Continued in high cost period
An ilnparelled Reward.
C. A. Hoffman, Agent
Live Poultry
WILL BE TAKEN AT MY PRE-
MISES EVERY
FORENOON, FOR
WEDNESDAY
WHICH WE
WILL PAY THE HIGHEST CASH
PRICES. t£13
H.Gallman . - Zurich
INSURE
YOUR :PP,OPERTY AGAINST
DAMAGE .BY WIND' OR `TORN-
,
eADO
THE HOME ;INSURANCE CO,.
Insures your Property without
Premium Note, acrd guarantees no
special assessment.
THE WESTERN FARMERS'
WEATFIER INS. MUTUAL Co.
Aaid. 11 P
�0
SLR $ 0
loss s m the November
1919 wind storm,. ' .Amount of ins.
in force $25,000,000. Rate 45
cents per $100 ofr 3 years. Prem-
ium note 2 per cent. '
Ain also agent 'for several other
Wind Insurance Companies..
.A .
Cf.. Holtzman
ZURICH, ONT.
ANYTHING IN FIRE INSURANCE
.DEALRR IN LIGHTNING RODS
LOCAL . MARKETS
every Wednesday)
(Corrected ev
Eggs
Butter
Basi.wheat
Barley.,. ...
Wheat
Oats ..........,..
Flour]
Bran -
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ENSALS. Shorts
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LOCAL NJ
Gasoline Went' up two centa
gallon. in Detroit ont41'ond4X. .
Mr, and Mrs. A. Moritz of Gueih
were week -end visitors in tlxe %'4i..
lage,
Mss. and Mrs. W, B. Colles are
spending two weeks vacation a
Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs, S. E. Faust of God
erie'h were week -end visitors in
the village.
Mrs. Dain, of G•orrie spent
few days with her sister, Mrs,
B. Meyer.
_Mr. and Mrs. Heir Scliade of
near Dashwood were Sunday vis
,tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Syl. Witmer, Babylon iLne.
Mr. Clarence Shepherd of the
Molsons Bank staff, Clinton I, is
relieving Manager W. B. Colles of
the Zurich bank for a few weeks
MP. Arthur Henning, our veteran
ball catcher, left for his hone at
Detroit on Tuesday morning.
Arthur made many close friends
while in Zurich, and we are sorry
to see'him leave.
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c ,1VI'rsf. J: ,$, aLvis, Mrs. :Glen
Cook and Misses Minnie. Walker,,
Bessie Smith, and Bessie Watt mot
ored to Zurich on Saturday and
visited the Misses Johnston.—Clin-
ton News -record.
The South Huron. County and
Hay Township Sunday School con-
vention will be held in' the Evan-
gelical church this Friday, Ocin, ,
21st. A very interesting and ed-
ucational programme has been ar-
ranged and a rare treat is in store
for those who can attend.
An open winter was prophesied
by Gene Dunning, who for fifty
years has been Fort Dodge's we
ether procasticator. Mr. Dunn-
ing has not missed his prediction.
in 20 years. He has kept a daily
weather record for half a cent-
ury.
Enforcement of the province's
educational law in regard to the
teaching of English to 7,500 Men-
onite children in Manitoba will be
fully carried out when the fall
school term opend.. Public scho-
ols now extend to every part of
the Mennonite colonies. , Eight
new schools are ready for occup-
ation, while five, more will be con-
structed before winter. The se-
hools just completed and those
and?.r construction ar3 in the he ;rc
of the Mennonite settlements, wh-
ere the "old colonists" reside and
who ;ate most .opposed to thepu-
blit shcools.
An eclips of the noon visible!
throughout Canada, occured here
on. Sunday night and was very
attractive. At 6 ` o'clock the'eclipse"\vas at its height; when the
shadow covered almost nine -tenths
of the satelite, and by 7.45 the had completely., moved o7.
This is the second eclipse of the
moon this year, the other having
occured on April -21 and was a
total eclipse: Pew may have
seen the eclipse, it being so early
in the evening, but weather co.l-
ditions made it an attractive ob-
ject. The moon arose under ec-
lipse visible to the naked eye at
5.30, p.m,
Last week while Mr. and 7vlrs
Jas. Corkindale of Detroit wer
returning hone after visiting re
latives here and, being also accom
parried by Mrs. P. Koehler of Zur-
ich, on their way by motor thr
ugh the pinery, •the yseen, an aut
tier laying • en the centre on the
road,- it .,he'ing still wrapped in
paper :,1!•Ia.. Coek'indele insistetl:o
going back. an:d ; pick;i i.
int ",uoi,'but
the lest' of the party warned him
hot to • do So. They were, Follow
ed by another nee only a short
distance and Sin slowing up wat-
shed the result. • But :When this
e'er,filled with tme'n�;,,care along'
the .tire was pulled off the road
by a string .or wire. Morotists
should take timely .warning ,and.
pa.y 'no attention to,. any • such bait
to;'etop 'and 'gee out, 'es these trio .
kstere are usut ley hold-up mien ane,
will point a ' gun at you and dem-
and your money and valuables.
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With t his issue of the Herald
Appears the first of a series of
ads. sent out through a Montreal
advertising agency, and compiled
by the National,
Liberal and Con-
sereatiee ;party. We are under
contract with this agency for this
work, and they pay us by the inch
,for . the space they use, hence we
are not responsible for. the liter-
ature therein'.. We wish to inl,
press that the Herald still main-
taines its . former independence of
polotics; and our columns are as
always open to 'discuss this matter
by any' party b;. paying for the
space used. An we all know that
it is hard to run a weekly paper
in a village the size of Zurich, and
Must look to the advertivin;gSsp-,
ace that we can sell to make end
meet. We notice that 'a large
number of weeklies who take a
stand on the opposite side of pol-
otics to these ads, are also running
theft, as the ` present weekly pub-
lisher must make hay when the
sun shines.
ion BORN
C.
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Masters Man. Melick is spending
the week at Crediton
lite, -and Mrs. A, Melick were
Suinclay , N isitors at Hensall.
Mr, lr,•azer Brown of Kitehener
was a week -end visitor here.
'Mr. Ed. Wesley of Detroit spent
the week -end here and at the
4$a.uble.
Tyr," Wm. Prank and sister of
Waterloo were week -end visitors
et the home of C. Bilber..
Mr. and Mrs, Wes, Kibbler and
family of Listowell visited at the
bonne of Mr. and Mrs. C. "Fritz on
Saturday.
Mr and Mi -s''. E, L. Woods of
Highland Park, Mich., were the
gusts of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Worm
o'ff'er' Sunday.
All public schools were closed
last Thursday and Friday, the
teachers having attended the Pe•-
aeher's Convention at Exeter.
Mrs. L. Geiger, Miss E. Rennie,
Mrs. C. Heyrock and Miss Anna
Hess are attending the great An.
C. T. U. Convention at London
.Tuesday, December 6th has
been officially announced at vot-
ing • day for the general elections,
Nominations made on November'
22nd.
Mr. and Mrs. 13. Pfile, 14th eon.,
Mr and Mrs. R. Geiger, Bronson
Line and Mr. Hy. Pfile of the vil-
lagg•; were Sunday visitors at
Listowell.
A very pretty but quiet wedding
was solemnized in St. James Ey.
Lutheran church, New Dundee, •
on Wednesday noon, Oct. 12th
'when . Miss Flora Hess, daughter
'of:Mts. Pred. Hess, Sr., formerly of
Zurich and Mr. Gordon Wilson of
Centralia were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony. The wed•1
ing-March was played by Mr. F.
L. Howald, sister of the bricle.The
pastor of the church, Rev. P. L.
Hawald performed the ceremony.
The Herald joins in extending con-
gratulations as Miss Hass Wass one
of Zurich's popular young ladies.
Give the boys and girls in your
home as much vocal and instrum-
ental training as is possible. It
will aid in opening many doors to
themperchance in the days to
come and prove an accomplish-
ment of real value in the employ-
ment and improvement of their
musical 'talent. We put boys first
not that this is the customary me-
thod -as numerouV parents appear
to think that while training in mus-
ic is a real necessity for the da-
ughters, it is an unnecessary ad-
junct to the sons. It's a fine
thing to hear a boy sing or see
him handle a musical 'instrumnet
with cleverness. Dont let the
gramophone sidetrack the culture
of the hone voices or the, ability,
t o tr,e-Onelstehe ivories. '" If° oppor-
tunity comes to young people, to
'loin a choir.'orehestra or Commun
ley Club be very.- willing to say
Yrs. without co ins. You will
lever regret it and will find it of
'al valus in your coming years.
The fort ur`.h annual cos•ve.n,
tion of the Huron Teacher's
ssociation, was held in the High
School Exeter,Oct, 13th and 14th.
One hundred and thirty teachers
being present, The pres., .Me.
N. E. Dahmi Dashwood, occu,p--
pie.d the chair. The opening ex-
ercises were conducted by Inept
Toms.• Out oft he entire report
we quote thefollowing ;—
Miss OliveO'Brien of Zurich
read a good paper on Geography
for Second 'Classes, Her thoughts
were; The aims of the teacher of
geography ° sh; uld. be to first make
geography • rel; train . the pulpits
to use • then'.' es intelligezttly, tr-
ain tile• rens n, ng power;: train the
memory by .e rely, related lessons
and beoadeeit e -mind of the pup-
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Ml l•elsakl 'E Dahm's delivered
the presidents address, taI jjr' as
the theme o:f ills subject, "As
others••,sea ,ug' , He thought, tea-
chers were losing the social pre-
eminence they held ten•years. ego.
This is pertly accounted for by
the'growth of ,demoreacy crud lar-
eely by the inefcicie ley of 4o/11e
teachers . , . z '
Miss Guenther find Miss Huston
delighted all with their sg;os, care-
uflly selected 'and sweetly sung.
Mr, Elgin Schatz followed on
the subject of; '$utioner Courses
for Teachers". He' spoke of the
great
need of summer courses to-
day and advised, all to take ad-
vantage of these instead of wast -
ng the vacation in idleness. Now
Variety of courses are open to
cachet's, but 'in:' his opinion .Agr.
culture stands first. Mr. Manson
hen continued the subject and in
humorous wan told of experie
.es di�,`ing his course at Guellph•
nd then gave instances where his
eaehing of ag tieulture was ap-
reicated' by the , rate payers of
is section,
The election of ,officers resulted
s follows; •
—
Past Pres., 1V'. E. Dahms, Dash-
ood ; ,pros, R. Stonehouse, God-
; vice press' Miss Hannah Kin
nen, Exeter; sec,-treas, G. Sl
oward, Exeter; Councillors, Geo.
Woods, Gode'ich; Miss L. Touz-
1, Goderich; P, Ross, Dungannon.
uditors — Geo, 'Mawson and N.
eddee, The Resolution coln:-
ittee;--G.. A. Manson, Blake; M.
R055011, Crediton; nT'. Geddes,
'grave; Inspeetor Tom, God -
rich; Misses Wiggins, Goderich,
t' add, Exeter, and 'Plunkett, Aub-
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CASTORI
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ForrIInfants and Children.
Mothers Know That
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Genuine Castor of
Always
'Bears the
Signature
•- of
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORE( CITY.
Mas seyHarris
Farrn Maehinery
We are Sole Agents for this district
for the celebrated and well-known
Massey -r arris Farm Implements
and Farm Engines and' Tractors, and
can supply your wants for the com-
ing ng se son,
They Have Stood The Test
g
They Have Established a Hepufa fir a
Give us a call Before purchasing elsewhere
J. E. DRUAR, - Zurich
New Overjand
We have tested the NEW OVERLAND FOUR for
Year and find that it is easily the best riding
driving ear on the road.
OVERLAND FOUR, a Snap $500.00
CHALMERS SIX AT
McLAUGHLIN TRUCK AT ... ...
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and
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$800.00
$400.00 C
F. M. HESS CO. - ZURICH
OVERLAND SALES AN D SERVICE STATION ....
Overland Cars! Overland Cars
NEW ISSUE
Province of -Ontario
22 Year
6 per cent bonds
• DATED 15th, SEPT., 1921 DUE loth, SEPT., 1943
Interest payable half yearly, 15th March and September.
Denominations $1000 and $500
Price 98.80 and accrued interest
Yielding 6.10 per cent
Delivered
free of 'charge to you, Orders 't aken by.
Andrew F. Hess, brich