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Barristers; Solae'itors, Nu] ai`aes,
puuli; i tc, Office on the Squares
and clear. from Hamilton St. God-
>erich. Private funds to loan ' at
;lowest rates.
Via I'rouclfoot, K.C. J. L. Killoran
' I7: E. Holmes.
NI'r, Itolmea will be in ;:Tenial) on Consisting of 50 'urea, being
Friday of t;.aclr week. north half of Lot 13, con., 11, ow -
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„PVT YOUR Wants,„ Want ,:.For Sale, Lost, LOCAL NEWS
o v n c , Notice, . .' o. Ads M'ar, Gabriel Holtzman ivas ts re -
IN THIS COLUMN cunt visitor to Kitchener, '
\ ,.,.Me.,..
FARM' . FOR SALE,
nship, •of Stanley. There is on
,A.NDBE]VP P. HESS, Notary , Public the premises two frame bares, a
Corn nrissianer, : Conveyancing, good frame 'beanie, well fenced and
Fire and Life 'Insurance. Agent drained, about 18 acres fall picas
are Corporation 1. C d1' TrrLag t tYe d, balance 1F1 in grat9S a , good
Co. Herald Office, Zurich.
Dr.. .. B. Hardie
DENTIsT
At
ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
]DASHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY
MAIN OFPICR — HENS' ALL.
OSCAR KLOPP
Licensed Auctioneer for the Co -
,
of Iiurr?n, Sales conducted
in any part of the County. Char-
ges moderate; Satisfactionguar-
anteed or no pay.
Several fine farms have been
placed in my hands for sale.
Zurich, P. 0; Phone 18-93
Licensed Auctio eer
I have taken .out Auctioneer'
License for the County of Huron
And am in a position to conduct
any kind of Auction Sale. Clive
me. a trial and I will ,assure you
rsatisfaction or make no charge.
• Arthur 'Weber, - Dashwood.
Phone 31 r 13.
Zusiallt fleet
YET
Fresh ai:a'..5ai.t eats
1.oi_ogna Sausages, etc
"IJghest Cash Trice for Wot,lj
CASH FOR SKINS .ss RIDES
TunobiTit T'
Deloht
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, Am also a licensed
chauffeur and have an auto Lor.
bite. Anything done in the team-
ing :line 46-tf.
GEO, J. THIEL
Zurich.
Phone 58
L I VE
P O U LT
. WANTED'
Taken every day till 3 Oclock p.m.:
Do not feed fowl same morning;
when brought in.
Highest Cask 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 Riedler tractors.
parties interested will do well to
see ane. Have sold the following
machines this season with absol1 to
;satisfaction in every 'sale; Hy.
Sieekle, steam outfit; John Erb
oil tractor and small separator;
Menno Steckle also a tractor out-
fit. For further information kin-
dly see any of these users., tf5.
PETER KROPF, Agent, Zurich.
CO
Fall and Winter
DELIVERIES
Season 1921 1922
THERE IS A COLD DAY COM-
ING. LAY IN YOUR SUPPLY
1N'OW ' WITII' OUR CELEBRATED
DELEW,A.RE AND HUDSON CO'S.
LACI AWANA'S COAL.., .y..�
r.(ui.� dairteJ.Qda
'COAL & PRODUCE MERCHANT
TERMS; --CASH
'1aone; Office low, House 10.
' WSJ 'LL ;ONT.
never failing hard water well, For
further paiticularrs apply tope- sp.c
James MciLnchey, he
R. R. 1; Varna, tf10
Mr. al.ul Mrs,
iday visitors •.at
-Mins 711rni:ss
gat of sins, E,
day'.
Mr. and car s;
St. Marys were
Sun lay,
FOR SALE
New Ford Touring Car for sale,
fully- equipped. Ap'pIy to
Louis Prang, Zurich t-17
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 50 acres, beingt
of Lot 21
part, Con. 13, Stephen,
There "is . on the premises a good
brick house, bank barn, silo,
plenty good water, web fenced and
drained; 3 acres all maple bush,
good orchard. For further par-
ticuals apply on the premises, or
to the undersigned. Possession
given April let, 1022.
FELIX WILD, Dashwood, f17
Live and
Poultry Wanted
C. nate vvcya'e hol
of Exeter 'anis the
()eachr ox"er 'Sun -
Fred Ilowald , ox
visitors here oven
Mr. Emery'' Ruby 9f Kitchener
nt i he sweiskeendSaat his home
re,
The severe cold weather' and
snow that has set in since Satur-
day mares one wonder whether
this is really winter„ or enly a lit-
tle primer.
Messrs. T. Wagner and L, Ka1b-
Heisgli, who are attending the
Waterloo - Seminary, were holiday
'visitors at their homes here. •
Messrs. .J Regier.and F. Koch-
ems, who recently dug a well for
,,
Mr.JThiel ,1.t e a el
Geo. the livery'
3
barns, were sirceessaud tff locating
a good supply of water. Mr. Si
Dietz moved Mr. Thiers pumping
windmill thereon,
rietor has reasons
isfied with the jo
Mr. J. Hey, Jr.,
eoampenied by Mr,
gh'lm.. r pr'sent:ng the Aaro.C. s'i
ion Inner Tubes atun tires nod
other products, were out a few
days recently and ri port having
clone good brsiiiess, they had a
score or more buve:•s made wort-ye
with their nonepuncture in-
ner tubes, We believe they time
will soon be here when nearly ev-
WILL BE TAKEN AT MY PRE- ery car will be equipped with these
tired
Mr. John Dachas., Jr. of the
Goshen Line, aouth, and the, well
known horse hese ler, has 'recently
disposed of the two-year-old ii'ly
"Miss Peter Bingen," to Mr. 'Etari
P3ar•_a o f Forest, for the hand-
some sum of $705.00, This is
without a doubt, the highest price
ever paid for a two-year-old for
far and near, and we feel safe in
awing that Mr. Pearce has ree&-
vea gaol value for his money. and
1, vi s i him..every nue, e =s with his
purchase. • The' colt has all the
adventages of making goo =, hein_•
sired Wi'rademer Peter, and • the
dans"Mies. Bedina" out of the
greet "Bingen" sire. Miss Peter
Bingen made a `record showing at
the Western Fair, London, this
fall •by trotting an eigth mile in
17 seconds; the fastest time iever
made ori the .London track by a
two-year-old.
and the prop-
to be well sat
b.'
local agent, ace
Dierlum of urtn-
MISES EVERY WEDNESDAY
FORENOON, FOR WHICH WE
WILL PAY THE HIGHEST CASJJ 1
PRICES. tf13
Zurich
1920
AYearOf ' .. .
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 highcost period
An unparelled Reward.
C. A. Hoffman, Agent
I N S E..
YOUR 'PROPERTY 'AGGAIN•ST
DAMAGE BY WIND- 'OR' TORN-
ADO.
THE HOME INSURANCE :CO.
Insures your Property without
Preiniumn Note, and guarantees no
special assessment.
THE WESTERN FARMERS
WEATFIER INS. MUTUAL Co.
paid $114 (,00 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
LUTHER LEAGUE
One of the best banatiets ever
given by the 'members of • the
Luther I.eap•r" was held last Thur-
sday even' the' home of Mr
Harry -r: . it happened this
way: Leaguers .decided to
new members. Sides
ere The sides went to
wor..; and their labor was crown -
e` dwith success. The losers ha.]
to treat the winning side to a
SCHOOL REPORT
Foftfowing is the report of ,5•..
6, Ilay, for the month of
Oetober, Nxinws are In order or
merit. �,
3r, IV—C:'h,ir. )Oita . Farwell.
Jr. IV••--Luell i ] u'w rll;. Anthony;
3:4.;; 1t r; lira,7e .Uo ae.
• Sr. Ili—Edith t,re 1, Lela Wit-'
niC1',
Jr. III-•-;i,i'onttrd ‘'I)abis:, Ed-
gar Fanti?r, `A41.01 Marie Farwell;
Or�']lle Witm"'r, Laurence Regi,er,
Georgina Fo iter.,
Jz`, II—Cornelius Dibus, Beat-
rice F'arwcll, Alphonse Dabus, Har-
old Manse,
1"'i. fa—Andrew Foister, Earl
G n Seale% E', ei3 n Ma . e. ";I(r> ne`h
Gr b; Neil W tiirr, Wi 13e \Vat o.a 1
Pr.••- Prisei11:1 Farwell, Edda
Gingerlch, 'Nelson Masse.
D, I. Powdie, Teacher,.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr. and Mrs, E. Boyce, who have
spent the fall with friends in the
'West have returned to their home
near Brucefleld.
Russell Erratt, Anson Coleman
,•
and whot•
Wilmer McGltnchey, w .:.
West on the harve'iters excursion,
hate returned home.
11Tis,s Roxie Palmer of Hamilton
spent Th<inksgi ving with friends
at Varna.
Mr. Will Reid is visiting hi' un- i
,
_.1e at B
iV "1,y, Mich., h , this week. ;
;
•
Kippers lt're`h'rdist congregation
intend holding; their Anniversary'
used: Su•rdly, when les-. 5. Ander-'
~*rrr er Clinton will preach After -1
se] and evening, consequently
'ha t.rs •s eas will be withdrewn at
Gosh »:i end Vaene for the (:lay.
'Vara t Ent:•;ii'th Lancets held
a very si e^S;i1il , , tl last Tues
lay evening, Ms.se. Ilu dwo i W. j
" onion vi is ,.;y., :shier entertains -1'
1; the F e r r e.
`' ne •111 , i t-Iist chu'eh, 1 -Inc et'1 l
he)a thrr annuit 1,:r•sl suTer 0
7abarasseiving ei. ht.
Miss ''p -or McK'nl'c oa. Canyon
srient l.he hold iy at her borne !ier.e 1
DA 9FMOCDD .
'Air. H. Hoffman is on the: sick
'list.
Mr. Elmore. Thiel and family 02
I1atp t p;:tat. :Sun:l.a c i s Dashwood
Miss E. Ownther visited • in
.Rodney over Sunda/.
Mrs. Humble and children and
Mrs. Lucas Of S'tr'i a spant the
holiday with Mee c.:Finkbeiner.
MiGs P. >salle Koch of Centralia
is in London with Brix sisters os--
.r'. tale holid'-17,
Mr. and Mrs. EV. Gra/bbait o
;Wpoclstock spent Sunday andMon
day with the . fol'in,er's parents. .
Mr. end Mrs. Harman Eidt o•i
'Forest were visitors here Thanks
gi ring • Day.
aliases 3..M. Dale and Alberta
l och
'ar, London spent a week in
Miss 'Clara Kraft has returned
from a visit in Landon.
Mr; Czar Kellerman of the• 0.
A. C., Guelph, , is:ted leis perorate
over Thanksgiving Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Koch have
returned home after spending a
week in' and around London. •
• Miss Nettie Brokenaliire and
duck roast. The young ladies. friend of Stratford spent a few
certainly ,deserve pi rise and credit
days with Mr. and Mrs. A. Birk,
for the" vv ay they set the table, iI Mr. Hairy Guenther of Windsor
vis
good thing, it bore. Contrary to, end.
custom the young men came first Mr. sand Mrs.. Rutherford spent
and were requested (to be seated, the lioliclay in . Rr'lh. .
Eat`? Web, we think they did Mr. and MrsHerb. Rinker or
and they needed no "Meighen to Sarrit i sleeted the former's parents
over Monday.
irly groaned and sagged the It d' his parents over the'tree !.
fa
lead them through" neither. The
boys having satislied the craving
of the inner man gate the .girls
opportunity to do likewise. While
the gentler sex ate the masculines
entertained them with song and,
viasic. Talk about Caruso, Mc-
Corniick and Lauder, well, they
have nothing on the boys when
they start their sing song, Per-
haps the most interesting and won
Gleeful sight viewed that night was
'Harry's farm:. It was a pitch
dark, moonless night and the farm
looked real tranq uil in this light
of the moonless night, something
like a coco uiut on a Tlawaiin
night in tai• North Paci^io.
Duoe iiie
"South land's Sunshine Girls"
WILL 13E AT THE
Town Hail, Zurich
ON
riday Eve. Nov. l8th
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF tIHIi ZURICH ATHLETIC CL1JJ3
The s8icond of a series of .High -Class entertainments. Season
Tickets ean be obtained from. any of the, officials of the Club;.'
THESE CONCERITS WILL PLEASE YOU,
SI7'$TJflE .ND ATTEND EVERY ONE
Season Tickets for the f"our Concerts $1,75, ' GeneralA.dmissioa;
Reserved Seats 50 Cents`; Adults 35 Cents; Children 25 Cents,
Doors Open at 7,301
Concert at 8,15
Plan of Reaervod Seats at"office. of Sceretazy ryf Club, Mr. .t'{..R.7E.Iesrs
SCHOOL REPORT
Following is the October rep-
ert of Room, I, Dashwood P. S,
The marks area .based on tests, da-
ily work and attendance
Jr. II A. --••H, Nadiger 430, A.
Stir 373; E. Kraft 365; E. Rinker
317; W. Wein 3.t1; L. Staubus 270:
T. Guenther 237.
Jr, II 13.—R Kleinstiver 530;
S. Held 523; t. Na'Uger 52t; M
Will'rt 451; B. Edighoffer 419; V.
Burmeister 393; A. Mason 310; G.
White 250.
Sr. Pt. II—R. Fisher 341; R
Vincsnt 317; P, Sch•idr• 707; M. Re-
stani;eyer 306; V. Kraft 295; Sy.
Stire 273.
Jr. Pt. II—E; Feld 361; H. Mil-
ler 351; M. Klumlpp 298; A. Morenz
281; .V Kraft 266; B. Fries :'57; 0.
Staubus 247, H. Schenk 21.7
Pruner—F, 13aker• 285; 0. Restem
Byer 275; R, Hayter 268; G. Hoar
"1111 251 G. Bu:rnieistei' 253; M.
White 240; E. Zimmer 215.
Class A—A. Willert 210; A. Rin-
ker 205; M. Fries 203;, 1, Genttner
193; M, glean) ?83; E. Vincent 180;
a . Geuttner 176; H. Schlundt 160;
ea. Mason 20x
Claus B.— .i. Rinker 100; M. SCh-.
ltmdt $5; M. Bender, 80,
Attendance 48. A.v. attendanc15
Miss. P. Tiernan, Teacher..
ROOM II -
Sr, III --G, <n cnther 470; R,
iIoffnian. 460; 17. Kleinstiver 410;
TT. Hartleib 370; A. Steinbaggee 315
A, Willert 296, E. Wilds 210,
Jr III ---W. Held 130; C. Berme
eister"':420; T. Hayter 380; N. Fas
sold 310; 1!, Guenther 305; G.
'Bender 300; E Hartleib 300; E,
Natnaeher 285; E. Merner 280; M.
Grammer 270; M. Meaner 245; L
Lippert 240; M. White 220; A. Res-
tameyer 200; 0. Pfaff 1.15,
Sr. II --Cs. Burmeister 350; L!,
Zimmer.' 325; L. Bender 265; P. lien-
der 269; W. Ilveland 255; R. Witmer.
'15; 1" Wein' 220; S. Genttner 90
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