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BUSINESS CARDS
troudfoot, Killoran et HOL11lES),
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries,
Publi;, Etc. Office op the Square,
3tnd door from Hamilton St, God-
eieh, •krivate funds to loan at
lowest rates.
W. Proudfoot, K,C. J. L, Killoran LOST
D. E. Holmes. A. Grey Dort auto crank.
Mr. Iiolmes will be in` Heneall op der kindly leave at Herald
Friday of. each week.
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PUT YOUR
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
Andrew F. Hess, Township -Clerk FOR SALE
Fin-
Office
leaner of marriage ,licenses, Notary
ltwlb!!c, Comntleelener; Z;'ire •dud • Aut-
+ilmobile Inaurarice, Representing.
Moron and Erie Mortgage Corpora-
Uou, The Canada Trust Co. Zurich,
festatio.
Dr E. S. Hardie
DENTIST
At
1110410H',EVERY WEDNESDAY
DAs�tt1 WOOD EVERY THURSDAY
*AIN OFFICR HENgAT,L,
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OSCAR KLOPP
Professional Auctioneer, graduate
**Davenport Auctioneering School
'!'ry me for real estate, merchandise,
• iawellery pedigreed stock, farm sales
Rates slwaysreasonable, my territory
UM world. Choice farms for sale.
!hone 18.93 Zurich
Licensed Auctioneer
I have taken out Auctioneer'
fieeaee tor the County of Huron
And am in a position to conduct
any kind of Auction Sale. .Give
sae v a trial\and I will assure you
Satisfaction or make no charge.
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood.
Phone 31 r O.
Zurich Meat
MARKET
Fresh arid Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
eheHighest Cash Price for WouI$ l
CASH' FOR- SKINS tr... HIDES
'STursgbiuit Sz.i
Reichert
ZURICH LIVERY
I ami in a position to accomo-
date all requirements in the Livery
Line,. have Auto for hire. Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
Phone 59 Zurich,
G. S. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
+lif the University of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, Mil-
itary District No. One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
Tuesday and Friday from 10.00 a
!i• until 5.00 p.m., at the Comnierc-
isl` Houde, pUpstairs). Main Of
tete at Bayfield, Ont. -19
Starting on Thursday, May 2nd.
LIVE
OPOU LT R Y
WANTED
Taken every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
Do not feed fowl same morning
when brought 'in
Highest . Cash Prices
-A$8 .FOR--=
Cream and Eggs
W. O'°B:rien
Photo. 94. Zurich
COAL
Spring and Summer
DELIVERIES
SEASON 1922
ibwing to the strike of the Min-
ters now prevailing in the Pennayl
Vaftia Anthracite coal fields, we
sires' linable to guarantee delivery
of price and until conditions be-
scone more settled orders will be
taken subject to our being able to
obtain supplies and at prevailing
'riee time of delivery. ,
emit; & PRODUCE MERCHANT
TERMS ; --;CAS]
'Phone; Office 10w. Hattie 10j.
EN ALL ONT.,
One stiff tooth Cultivator near-
ly new. Also one 8-16 used In
ternational tractor for sale. .These
are both good bargains.
Louis Pr Z
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FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 100 -acres, being
Lot 14, con. 11, Stanley Township.
There is on the premises` a 1%
storey brick house, Two bank
barns with cement floors, good
stables, plenty of spring water,
half -mile from church, and school,
web fenced and drained, land is of
a rich clay loam and in is good
state of cultivation. Six miles
north of Zurich. Reasonable
Terms. Fie- - e,Me-4am%. wee en
the premises to George Elliott,
• Varna, P. O.
FARM FOR SALE
I am offering my eine farm
for, sale consisting of 100 acres
Lot 12, Con. 12, Stanley Township.
There is on the premises a --good
bank barn with cement sta '.les,
water piped in the stables, a,
good comfortable house, 60 acres
in grass, 8 acres of summer fal-
low, good clay loam, is well fenced
land is all tile drained, will be
sold at reasonable terms. For
further particulars apply to David
LOGAL NEW.
'Alias Aonel'la • 1?,¢iby w,aa
Lindon .a few -stays this weeli
vie, Russell Stekk of London,
was a week visitor with relaid,•'
v es here, ,
Au, S. E. Faust .and family
Ood�ericli were 1? the • village
Mr, and Mrs, Well, ICibbler of
Los Angels, Cal,., :..are .visiting i�el-�
atives here. ;
'Miss Alice Johnson'' is visitie�
her .sister, Mrs. E. Stoskopf a
Kitchener,.
Mr. and Mrs. Dosnell of God-
erich were Sunday visitors 'WithMr. and Mrs. Kipper,
Mies Thelma Shore of Wood-•
biidge, is the guest of her coliele
Miss Leila Witmer, Babylon; , 'F4
Mr, and Mrs. -C'. Buehler and 1V r.
-and Mrs. M. Weideman •pf Pigeon,
Mich., are ,visiting rela'tives here.
Miss ,. VSiebert is attending,
the millinery openings at Toronto
alter which she will resume dirties
a~. Caladonia,
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Miss Susanna. Smith who spent
her holidays at the home of her
parents here, left for Detroit en,
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. JoelBechier, of
Us}orne, and who speht the sumo
mer at Michigan; have returned:•to.
their home.
Mies Johnston; who recently un
derwent an operation at London
Hospital, is visiting- with her sin-.
ter. Mrs. Julius Thiel.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Dutnart o#'
Kitchener, called on friends he
Zurich while on their way to the
Bend on Sunday morning. finance all farm mortgages offered.
•- v ... 1 x his .is' not as true now in any sec -
Miss Elva Bolton and :filen' tion as ;ormerly, and is not true at
Miss Mawthorn, of Millbank, spe; ;'all in some sections. Victory bondsns
Sunday in Zurich with. their fr attracted °large sums of money from
end, Miss Margaret Hess, Henna )rural Ontario and moreover develop-
ed an understanding of bonds and
A very'enjrbyable birthda 'par heir advantages for investment
hich d4d not previously exist. Con-
wis tendered to Miss Rose •Albz sequently many applicants for loans
echt last Friday evening b:� have stated that there was now little
about a dozen of her friends, an or no money emit -fable letheir-corn a good time is reported,. ileenity for farm mortgages.
'I'hen the rate of interest at six per
is regarded as reasonable for a
dg term loan. It is, of course, two
e• three per cent. less than prevail -
g rates in New Ontario, end there
reason to believe that in old On-
ario it has. a stabilising influence.
But the feature:_which. appears to
appeal to many is the basis of re-
ment. When the repayment is
ided into annual instalments of
e°cripal and interest and • spread
erlod of twenty years it gives
f permanence and enables a
seeke his plans aoeordingly.
&7.17 per thousand dol-
ed, will discharge the
to 20-years,'and'this ie
more than the intereett
4ehich would be asked in
ea otherwise. Most morrow-
ooking forward to having the
nose discharged long before
maximum period. but when they
told they can pay as much as they
e on due date after the third year
e• ;they are`Auite satisfied. .>
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FARM LOWSYSTEM
Cloverflf letlt Plan for Developing
Farm Property,
beans Limited to Specific rurposes
^'^iteascsriabile Bate of Interest for
song 'Term Loans—Helps ` to
iStreighten Estate Tangles --About
> peemente,.
(Contributed by -Ontario Department or
Agriculture, Toronto.)
On October 28th lair the Agricul-
tural Development Boerd..passed the
first loan under • the long• terfarm
loan -legislation of the previous' see -
:eon. Since that time loans to the
uuouret ot about $800,000 hare been
passed.
In noting the progress as shown
by the figures .quoted It is necessary
to remember that the loans are limit-
ed to certain s'meet/lee'purpose's.
Acquiring land, erectioniof buildings,
straightening up an estate --these
were the' purposes in the original Act
and loans up - to 66 per cent. of the
Value ot the property could be made.
To these purposes hate now been
added the discharging of enoom-
branee where sueh encumbrances
do no, exceed 40 per 'cent. of the
value, and the cost of installing the
drains.
Three Features.
There are three features of the
plan which have been commented .oil
favorably by applicants. These are:
1. Money 1s available.
2.' Rate"of interest.
3.Amortisation of repayments. i
There' has been a general impres-
sion that there• was always plenty of
money -arallable in rural Ontario to
X.
Tough, R.R.3, Bayfield. t-8 s,
FARM'' FOR SALE
160 -acres of good clay Loam, all
Matte, situated one mile from the
town of Clinton on the London
Road. There is a good bank
barn 50x56 with cement floors and
water in the barn pumped bywind
mill' from a never failing well; a
good frame house with kitchen and
wood shed and water on tap at
house. Also oncward and small
fruits.: Would sell at once and
gees.. possession immediately.
For,,, further particulars apply to
Mr. Amos. Courtright, Clinton.
FARM FOR SAL
100 -acres -Farm, , 10 acres good
bush,balance under cultivaltion;'
Lot .7, Lake Road ' East, Stanley
Township, 12% miles south of- Bay-
field. , Good brick house, base-.
ment barn 40x60; implement barn
26x40, good water supply; teleph-
one' and rural maiti
r or price anis
full particulars apply to the own-
er.—Chester Nicholson, Bayfield',
Ontario!. -
NOTICE
I have taken out Lieense fer
Auctioneer for the' County of Hur-
on, and am in a position to con-
duct sales by auction. Give me
a trial and I will assure you satis-
faction -or no charge. tf-29
James Denoiney, R. R. 2, Zurich,
Phone No. 10-93
Zurich Studio and Book Room
Printing and Developing, Photos
on Post Cards,
Etc., Etc.
Also sell Cameras
Films, Albums),
and all ametuer's
1. Supplies..
A. full Line of
School books aisd
Stationery always On halal tf21
OBRIEN '& KALBFLEISCH
Hartleib 'Block — Zurich f
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The Western• Fair
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The summer crop harvestin
now a thing of the past, and
mens are busy threshing, w:
some are harvesting' their heap
which are only a fair crop .and th
weather is ideal.
J. P. Junes, member of t
Board of Grain .Commissioners,;
who returned last week from
exiended trip through the
estimates the 1922 crop at 280
bushels.
Alberta coal is now'
in the homes 'off appreX;
whole, of WesternCapt''
eepting •Winnipeg. Ai
thracite coal in. Winnip
rapidly being replaced by,
domestic coal.
Our mailing List has bee
rested to August 21st„ See
your label.:•eads correctly, e
should by all mean!s"rea,d 23, whir
means you are paid up till next- As to Bed Tape.
yeas. t, it does not read , thus
attsed eo it at once and pay u
your subscription, so that you
you need not be ashamed whe
your friends read your label,.'
The Annual Meeting of the Per
and Huron District Press Assoc
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It is perhaps asking a good deal
;u expect a skeptical public ;to be-
efe that any Government or semi-
vernment organisation operates
hout red tape. Certainly it is the
1 of this •Board to do so. To com-
p' with the Jct and to see that the
:interests of the .Province are pro -
allot)) was held"`at Milverton last periy 'safeguarded there are some
Friday. Mr. Malcom MaeBeth, of conditions with must necessarily be
Milverton, the President the last igidiy insisted upon. Within these
three years, presidedi n the hcair, Ines, however, the Board has .en -
the election of officers for the n -e deavored to make the operation of
suing year was first transacted .the plan as simple as possible from
which resulted as follows—Hon's 14he standpoint of the borrower.
W
Pres. Malcom MacBeth; Pres. :
Sometimes there is a slight flew in
Kerr, Brussells; Vice -Pres., J. Van
atter, Goderie;h Sec.-Treas., Alex.
Abraham, Stratford. Very educ-
ative and instructive addresses we
re given by Messrs., W. G. Colgate
of the Wingham Times; W. Kerr
of the Brussels Post; J. Vanattez.o)'
the Goderich Star and W. Robert-
son • of the Goderich Signal. Many
little problems were under dis
cussion during the d,ay. Luncheon
we reserved at the Grand Central
Rotel at noon and a Grand, well
prepared dainty Banquetwas ten-
dered the editors and their wive
at the home of MIA, and Mrs. Mac
Beth, by Mrs. Macbeth, . which was
much' •appreciated by ail present
Thee
r, xt meeting will be held at
t Marys.
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LONDON, --ONTARIO
September 9th to l6th, 1922.
WESTERN ONTARIO'S POPULAR EXHIBITION
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$38,000inPrizes andAttractions
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Everything to educate and amuse nothing to offend
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• EXHIBITS OF ALL RINDS, SPEED EVENTS
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Calf and Yearling Competition •
• DOG SHOW, AUTO RACES Saturday, 16th, Music all, the time
WONDERFUL PROGRAMME TWICE DAILY, FIREWORKS
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EVER ii NIGIIT +►
•C. A. IWORTHAM'S SHOWS ON THE"MTDW"A f ••
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Admission: --9th, 11, 15, 16, 25c. 12, 13, 14, '59c.
• Children Free on Monday, Sept. 11th. All information from
J, M, SA.UNDEItS, President A, M AUNT, Secretary •
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the Secretary, •
v`e ;e* "..a"3, .:w v •`•l a G. ,p.,^��;,"'. .y. W'4 `5n'' y,• -;.•r w .a ,a v • " � :�„y,r1' E �. 'a+.: r"; a•,�,o r
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the title, making it necessary to get'
he signature of #emeone now several
•thousand miles away, It is to the
interest' of the borrower, as welt as
of the" Board. that the title be made
absolutely clear, even if it takes a
few weeks to do so.
In this work it will be obvious that
`inrpettion and valuing is a moat im-
portant part. The Board is expected
and desires to serve the whole
Province. Covering such a large
territory with such a variety of con-
ditions 1s a big job and the Board
must necessarily place relfence on
the information.,, which ,comes to it
tram It lnepeetors. •
.Eptates• said Bindings. •
One ot- the., purposes for wiileh
baths• are authorised ander' the Act
for straightening up estates, and
this .las been . fopnd sill e41*ntass
in : a • conslderM le n uinl)er of �ciisp ;
tOt instance, where toe Wopertx has
posit left . to• tee i 'deet von, With fie
pteuctions to pep elf obit gtians to
otker uibnit+9rs 4t the fasli ly
n Old Ontario naturally'• th ap-
!ltisations` tOr iu$ge tg greet W1411nae#
'hr's not been nurnerousebut .a num-
;bee of -etseh elpPliCetiens Halle 'been
palseed. . Mer, a eeet, .of a hundred
acre farm S+lth bulldl#q!i, pat 'down
Ira worth 17,600;. free ox debt. Yet
the heuse.k,is • only ',Vetted 'et, ;2.0).8.hence the owner: secu;eip a loan of
;2,600 to build' ti: new• lacuna and
'slireadtng the payments EiYes.a period
Of,' years ' Viii enjoy the ' addltlonal
comfort while 1t''ls' being peed for.
.Ili ether a aces• it ht's been a new
barn or'improvements to Some of the
existing buildings. Not many lomat:
have been granted on. small holdings.
Repayments.
Repayments are probably the
Allan test of the sucdess of any
loaning acheme, No repayments aro
due Under- 'title scheme until next
fell, and hence no evidence on this
paint ls•avallable. Every precaution
has been taken, however; to unsure
repayment, and every borrower is
Arleen to understand that a loan is a
business proposition:and must be
treated ori a strictly business basis.
A good sire is the begiiming of a
�r^�srl hod;' a bad one is the end of
c43a uuxu,
,euwi,u.,��,,,i,�m nim,r,m„ini�w,iiir^up:•n
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CASTORI
For Infants and 000m
Mothers Knorr, That
Genuine Castoria
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Signature
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Combination storm and screen doors made to order
Lumber and Building Material
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New Overland 4
The Overland Pour is still
going ' and going good
• Chalmers Six, New Battery, at
• McLaughlin Truck
p F. M. HESS & CO. - ZURICH 7
..$850490
$375,00
OVERLAND SALES MID SERVICE STATION
Overland Cars! Overland Cars
utomobile Insurance
Are You Protected?
"Yesterday Arthur Elridge of this city, had a car, To -day
nothing remains. of it but the charred frame work. Shortly after
running it into the Garage, the neighbors detected flames shooting
out of the roof. The brigade 'utas on the scene promptly, butt the
a complete loss, before the firemen could get to it. Ac-
cording to the fire chief the fire was started by a short, circuit.
Themotorist's lose is about $1,000 00" ,---Woodstock news Ateln
Sattirday Free Press, London,
LIC LTA ILITY COLLISION TRANSIT, THEFT, PUl3
LET ME GIVE YOU RATES ON FIRE AND TR
B S N D
: AND PROPERTY DAMAGE.
VICTORY BONDS SOLD AND BOUGHT.
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Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
FOR PULL PARTICULARS' APPLY TO;—
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Andrew F. Hess,
Zurich
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