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I'roudfoot, Killoran & rioLltx "$,
Barristers, Solicitors, Nutax'iee,
liauulie Lee, Office on the Scluax•e,
2nd door from Hamilton St, (40d -
/aria, Private funds to loan at
lowest rates.
W. 1.'roudfoot, K,C.• J, L, i illorar�
.IPUT' YQT-r
Wants, For Sale, Lost
Found, Notice, Etc. Ad
I'rsd Maters .of ITerasail.was
TNHIS COLUMN to thea village on Monday,
r v
'AT"o1V$ FOR SALE 1VCr, A, William i of ,Se: tP?x'tla,
D, E, FTolmes. Consisting of e0 acres, being called in the village ane claylaat
Mr, Holmes ,will be in Hensel]. on n north ,half of Lot 13, con., 11,Tow- Mr, and Mrs. Rudy ,SCh veru
k` 'd Y ()f each week � ]T f St y, 4
LOf p+� ri 1►'Ir. Harry Randall} of London, is t •
c " :W'S visiting friends here,
14r, .and Mrs. TN L, Wurm were
visiting at Detroit, Sarnia and
Glencoe, the past weak.
Rd\r, E. B. Meyer attended the
funeral of the late 1111r,' Thuer, ni-
mit 1, last week.
The line 'weather the past, we..
ear has enabled the farmers to ?F
,do their late fall wor,'k.,
Mr. .and . Ma's, J. I'rieeter are sp-
ending a lveek visiti.g at .Hitch
Hitch -
eller and other eastern points,
tRev. Mr. Renatbe of Hamilton.
was a recent visitor with his son
R:,. lx. Rembe o2 the Lutheran:
church here.
rt a.T •m..,.,H.,crx, ,. •, ,,4 ' the t o. •ant
ANDREW F, HESS, Notary Public l?fran;ises lriee
goad frame house,
Com missianer, Conveyancing, drained, about 18
Fare and Life Insurance, Agent wed, bela.pce is in
Corporation and Canada Trust ' never failing hard
Co. Herald Office. Zurich, 'further particulars
Dr.E. S. Hardie
DENTIST
mow. At
ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
i)ASHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY
MAIN •OFFICE — HEN+' ALL
There is ou
:frame barns, a
well fenced and
acres fallplo-
grass, a good
entenher of the Bronson Line are
ting; a ft'Wweeps in Michtgair
Mr, and Mr's, Ilmerson Snyder; of
sh' aauhle Line north, 'spent the•I
water well. *Fox woofs -enol at Kitchener,
apply to; M$. I eiaa, of Sebrna
g , ell11
e has
James ]VXeiLnchey, returned to her horse after.' visit=
1, Varna, tf16 i ing three 'weeks at th? home 0:?
•-_---_IYlr. end Mrs. John England, Gos-
:bee Line.
WANTED
st reelect Mz''' & McDonald of Pe ;
Live, .3 Gaseho & Son.. -12 home of Mr. and :Mrs. Ey. Brod-
Hi he tt�olaa
i50 Poultry, taken in every
W,edr "7es .1 visit();' last wool; at' the
OSCAR KLOPP
Licensed Auctioneer for the Co-
unty of Huron, Sales eondueted
in any part of the County. Chee-
gee moderate. Satisfaction guar-
anteed or no pay.
Several fine farms have been
placed in my hands for sale. -
Zurich, P. 0, Phone 18-93
Licensed Auctioneer
I have taken out Auetigrieer'
License for the County of Huron
And am in a position to conduct
any kind of Auction' Sale, Give
Vie; a tool find• Y will assure you
ililtisfaction or make •no charge.
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood.
Phone 31r13.
Zurich Mei#
•,_MARKET
Fresh and • Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Caah Price for• Wool E
GASH • FOR SEIIVS &• BlDES
Tangbh' 1t'
Deidhert
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 Eine, 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
L I'VE
POULTRY
WANTED
Taken every day till 3 Oclock p•m•
Do not feed fowl same morning_
when brought , in.
Highest Calle Prices
—CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs -
W., O'Brien •
Phone 94. Zurich
Threshing Machinery
I am agent of this district for.
the celebrated Waterloo „Mfg. Co.
machinery and IUedler tractors.
Parties interested will do well to
see me. Have sold the following
enaehines this season with absolute
satisfaction in every sale; Hy.
Steckle, steam outfit; John Erb
" oil tractor and small separator;
Merano Steekle also at tractor out-
fit. For further information kin-
dly see any of . these users. tf5
PETER KROPF,, ;Agent; Zurich.
Fall ,and Wintere1
DEIJ LRTE S
Season 1921 1922
THERE IS A COL]) DAY COIL -
1NG'r. LAY '.'IN YOUR SUPPLY
WOW wITrX OUR CELEBRA'T'ED
IDELEWARE. AND HUDSON CO'S.
LAC1tAW ANA'S COAL.'
Ca=telons
COAL & PRODUCE MERCHANT
TERMS; --CASH
..Pbone; .Office 10w, p House 10,i.
N SA Ll�
FARM FOR SALE
crick, Parr Line.
Consisting of 50 acres, being;
part of Lot 21, Coni. 13, Stephen;.
There is on the premises a good
brick house, bunk barn, silo;
plenty good water, well fenced and
drained; 3 acres all maple bush,
good orchard. For further pax
ticuals apply on the premises, or
I.
Mr, and Mrs. A. Melick, accom
p'.ni' d by Mrr,a• Wurtz of Hensalli,
'spent Sunday at the home :of: Mr,
and Mrs. I. Hudson, Seaforth,
The tale collector of Ray Towel-
ship reports that municipal taxes.
are coming in fairly 'swell, tAs` in
other years, all taxes must be paid
on or before Dec, 15th, 1921:.
The Womens' Institute will hold
•
o e undersigned. Possession Ith.n
next meeting in the bevies'
given' April 1st, 1922. Hull, ,Zurich on Wednesday even -
FELIX WILD, Dashwood, f17 ing, No'.r. 9th, When a full re-
port of the convnetion at London
-—r. will be giveaa by the delegates%;
• Special request is made for ail
!event.
' 1 life. and. Mrs. R iy alert left on
Live Poultry
1't'i1es to " be, prealert for this
WILL E1; TAKEN' Ax' MY PRE -:Saturday for their former home
MISES EVERY WEDNESDAY
FORENOON, FOR WHICH WE
WILL PAY THE HIGHEST CASH
PRICES. tf13
H.Gallman, o ' Zurich
n Detroit. Owing to the un-
employment prevailing in Canada,
the authorities do not allow Am-
erican citizens to comic ()Jeer to
Canada to Work. This is regret-
ted by many in Zurich as ' Mrs.
Ohlert was getting elope- ' fine as
manager of the Hall Dent Glove
factory. And also is a great.
lees to the 1.122 Baseball teams as
he was known far and near with
his marked ability as a pitcher.
Page Piro
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ark
The 'Three Bossenberrys rend-
ered a very'.creditable programa
in the Town Hall last Wednesday.
They possess very admirable tal-
ent.
Mrs. Jos, Sararas and son Leon-
ard', Sauble, and Mrs. Hy. Walper
end son ,Lloyd • of the viila.ge,were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Taylor, Brucefield,
lino lel` Tutteiir. 4!r
A.10 (C
n i i r, ,117,1 111;,4 r ; to d NI!
;;l inials
i% No
7i,1.1 at i1 17:UT turd a ,.,p -al, a, 5 p,m
-Mr. C. Fritz has harvested and
stored the remaining quantity of
the celery off his field. The qual
ity is excellent, and people should
act quick to put in their winter
)upply before it is all gone, be-
eese Charlie says its going fast.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Pfile of Bad
Axe,.Mich.; and their daughter,
TIra Stepfer of near Mt. Clemens,
"•e visiting relatives here. Mr.
Pfile was a former citizen of Zur-
ich
and is a brother to Messrs.
Ben. and Hy. Pfile, 1lth con.
iy �.�'F9c1u
The Ledie)' Aicl of Calcar -Ev,
angelical.` church held its annual
neeting and report o? having • a
blesssrl an!l prosperous yell', a
:nembership of 55, reoeirrd three
new mexnl::e s, need 502 s'e'e v sits
235 social - calls; - —-_--._:_.,..•_
ca'•r'ed 9;7 bouquets�.`�--------
1-o the sick and sleet in, wrote let -i
ars of sympathy to the berea'redl +++4•"++ +++++++++ +f+++"4•.i••; 4*+44'1•++' '~ f.'"*'i o+d+'s»'k+4
'ave $30 to the general church tr-•�-
1sury, did sewing for our neigh -
'epee, sent a box of „bedding to
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neither 0 ium,Mo phine non
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and Feverisianess and
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For Over
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kk THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW Yar!! Orr/.
umber , ::a;
4.
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(a.a Salvation Army.'contributed 1 - v
70 town d3 the rep ivs o the per -l n 'I'
()nage, quilted three flits for vetg e�73>r ire .g
'uv members The •officers el -' Combination storm and screen doors srwde to order +
ted for the. eiasuin r year are :
til follow;—aloe .Pr )a. ?YTrsT. J.' # Lumbere�
Yeger, a' l-
as
- and p g pp ¢ �'
as 1 Pre— ll'.— 3' 7•ho.fter; i• ak i t 6 E'�" M d* to V
Vies-Pe4 Mrs H Eh'ees; Ree- ; cJi
e.
ce..',y, re. J." -ft Ehlers; Ser. Ser i• Mea, T. ioetz;.reels, Mee. W ¢Custom 7
or ' our Specialty i
k ^ •1! ; OrganistMrs.D. Tiernan; t
Ali;: Secy Mrs. D. Un�T#,le:,h s.
Leone- ;lid of the Pyelo;- ,L Always 'a �s . � � Vie e �' � for sawes
eCel"church. are gloom
g a 'i'henlr- KAJkBFL
�
.giving Social on 7Vfonday Nov. 7 t. 1l -A i$c
,e ✓ 4 �''
prpgraani after Which the lad.•:ev — -i -1
ate sefiding a ingia't lunch. Aramis PHONE 6n y. •
sio 11 Celts. 4' y ' . = �
14I I Paul Mes�nvil
cl-ri_r o 1•- �'
fai
Ian of theHoui
In this hour of Canada's most acute national
crisis, the country's greatest need is leader-
ship—not class leadership, not sectional
leadership, but NATIONAL leadership. A
pilot must be chosen possessing the neces-
sary courage, foresight, breadth of vision
and determination •to lead the nation safely
out of the existing economic uncertainty.
And one man stands out head and shoulders above
all others as pre-eminently fitted for the task.
Born, on a farm near St. Mary's, Ontario, Arthur
Meighen is a true son of the people, a toiler who
has fought his way to eminence by sheer ability
and force of intellect. Entered Parliament in
1908;appointed Solicitor -General in 1914; Min-
ister of the Interior in 1917; and Prime Minister
in 1920.
At the Imperial Conference,he was acclaimed by
the Press of Great Britain as a great statesman,
as a strong, virile, vigorous personality—alert in
mind, keen and far-seeing in judgment, and with
a fearless determination to stand for the right.
Professor A. D. Skelton, of Queen's University, •
and biographer of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, wrote of
the present Prime Minister : --- `+ He has already
given proof of high administrative capacity. His
personal integrity is beyond question."
Of himself, Arthur Meighen said to his consti-
tuents the other day - "You know where 1 stood
on this issue iii 1908, i21 1911, and as in 1911 1
stand to -day.';
A Real Force A Real Leader
63
The National Liberal and Conservative Party
Publicity Committee
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n .25 andf '
r.. andIs' rr. Pa
ffin Creek, Alta, -are vi -siting
1e.tetaiives 'here. i
1rs Stacep and Miss Fanny Pre
with 117r. and Mrs, J. Preeter
'visiting 'in Kitchener.
re. "Goetz has returned from
t in Pigeon, Mich.
1VIr. D. "S. Chilton, who hal been
ith pletifeay1 has imp-o'.ed en:
able to return to his ho'n
Ottawa on Friday.
'SCHOOL REPORT
Report of Room III, :Dashwood
public, school.
The, _ following percentages in-
dicate the stq.nding of the pupils
in work. taught during the term
a ldilig hest June.
Sr. VV—Alice Hoffman 80, Ferrol
THzrtleib 71, , Percy Kleinsti ver - 3
Jr. V Lorne Titaean 95, Edq1-1
Guenther 74 'W'tr,'e,a, Patte-soe 70,
Keith Taylor 66, J eck Guenther 02
Viols Hartman 55, Arnold Kunta.41
Sr. IV—Verna. Birk 60.5; Laurel
Reid e7; E'lame Graupner 49.5; Al-, t
vin Rader 40; rLeeon Baker 27,
Jr. 7V—•-A.lein Kellerman 61;
Teter
vi
v
was
ill
Anna -.Tiernan 57, Lambert R !`mer i "
425; Harold Kellerman 41.5; 71'7 -
more Zimmer 41; Clarence Fischer
40, Kenneth Wein 30, Eugene Tie-
rnan. 29.
N. E; Dahms, Principal
A Correspondent from Dash-
wood' writes, the following;
A PRE-ELECTION QUESTIONRY?
The following are some nues'-
tons each elector should require
''he cand'dzt-e, ,or Federal ho our:a
'to answer;
1. What is 'our tariff to hp;
prohibitive or .revenue producing?
2. Ho W would. a lower tariff pro
duce more revenue'? in what cas-
es?
n Whet ela9ses of l)eople and
inches r'es or maned 'clnres would
be csl)ecially benefited by a high
tariff'? : By a low tariff? '
4 How- does the welfare' of in-
dustr;es evh"ch owe their exitree
to a high tariff effect the electors
of South '?
, Huron
5 What ist he sterid , of each
cendidate in regard to the strict
oeforeemi:ent of prohibition;
RECIPE FOR HOME BREW
Chase abull frog three miles and
gather tip the, hops. To thee hops
add the following; Teta gallons
of bed -bug poison, one quart axle -
grease, ono bar homemade soapy
Boil mixture for ;fairly -six: hours.
then strain through an TrWleiee
s'oek to 'keen it flap working, aatd
„pi one . gniSShOpper t a) Oneh
,i• (, T, iv,' it the Melt, -• (An thnrl
I still' ,at large)
II'.. :wr
;el We have tested the NEW OVERLAND FOUR for
I L) Year and find that it is easily the best riding
driving car on the road:
Rubbertire Buggy, good as new, h all price of new one.
CI CHHALMERS SLY AT ..,
$800,00
MCLAUGHLIN TRUCK AT ___
$400.00 .`..
F M. HESS CO, - ZURICH 2
OVERLAND SALES AN D SERVICE STATION
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one ('p
and ,�
Overland Cars! Over!ar d Cars
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22 Year
NEW ISSUE
ce of
��.
6 per cent bonds
DATED 15th, SEPT., 1921 DUE: 15th, SEPT, 1943
Interest payable . half -yearly, 15th March and September,
enor ntatjrn .s 1000 and $500
nice 98.80 and accrued interest
Yidding.o per cent
Delivered freo of charge to you, Orders 'taken by,
tEnt
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