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BUSINESS Ch.tip'
Pi"oud[oot, Killoran & 1.IOLMES,
Barristers, Soiieatora, Notaries,
ipubli., Etc, Office: on the Square,
ilnd doo,Z from (Hamilton St. God-
iea"ich. Private funds to loan at
-lowest rates,
pi. • Proudfoot, K.C. ', L, Killoran
D. E. Holmes,
flier, Hiolmes will be in Hensel! on
Friday of each week.
.Andrew F. Hess, Township Clerk
lamer of marriage licenses, Notary
Public, Commissioner, The and Auk
.mobile .Insurance, Representing'
xturon and Erie Mortgage Corpora-
tion, The Canada Trust Co. Zurich,
Ontario.
Dr E. S. Hardie
DENTIST
At
ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
DASHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY
MAIN OPFICB - HEN°.ILL.
WINENIIMPIMY
OSCAR KLOPP
Professional Auctioneer, graduate
Id Davenport Auctioneering School
Try rue for real estate, merchandise,
jewellery pedigreed Stock, farm sales
Rates alwaysreasonable, my territory
the world. Choice farms for sale.
Phone 18-93 Zurich
MIS
Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
of Huron. In a position to con-
tlitet' any auction sale, regardless
asto size or articles to sell. I
solicit your business', and if not
satisfied will make no charges for
°services.
,Arthur Weber, - Dashwood.
Phone 31 r 13.*.
Zurich Meat
MARKET
AMIN
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
mfighest•Ca.h Price for WoullI
CASH FOR SKINS & 'ELIDES
'ungbiut &,i
Do ..heat
ZURICH .LIVERY
lf'
anu 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,
DENTISiT
Graduate of the Royal College
rbf Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
of 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
nn. until 5.00 p.m., at the Commerc-
ial House, ,(r:Uipstairs). Main Of -
life at Barfield, Ont. -19
Starting on Thursday, May 2nd.
L I VE
POULTRY
WANTED
Taken every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
Do nt)t feed fowl some morning
when brought in.
:Highest Cash Prices
--CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Pheine 94. Zurich
COAL
Spring and Summer
DELIVERIES
SEASON 1922
Owing to the strike of the Min-
iars now prevailing in the Pennsyl-
ania A.ntlrracite coal fields, we
Sire 'finable to guarantee delivery
price and until conditions be -
thine more Settled orders will be
taken suhb)ect to our being able to
• 'btalin isupplies and at prevailing
*lee time -of delivery, ,
& PRODITcE M 1tCBANT
`TERMS;--;0ASII
.1 hone Office 19w. noirse 10j,
H N 3 =1 s N Tr
PUT YOUR
wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN T,IIIS COLUMN'
----.,.....
FOR SALE
JI have fanning mill" selves and,
' screens for sale, J. Hey,4r. 8-3
NOTICE.
We have opened up oer cider
mill end are operating same on
Tuesday and Thursday -of - each
week. George' Becker, Bronson
iLne, north of Dashwood,
.NOTICE.
We are operating our cider mill
every ,.Tuesday and Thursday, be-
ginning Tuesday Sept, 19th. Par,
ties wishing to have apple butter
made, should make arrangements
by phone. F. C. Kalbfleisch, Zurich
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,
well fenced and, drained, land is of
a rich clay loam and in a good
state of cultivation. Six miles
north of Zurich. Reasonable
Terms. For particulars apply on
the premises to George Elliott,
Varna, P. O.
FARM FOR SALE
100 -acres Farm, , 10 acres good
bush, balance under cultivation;
Lot 7, Lake Road East, Stanley
Township, ,2S miles south of Bay=
field. Good brick house, base-
ment barn 40x60; implement barn
26x40, good water supply; teleph-
one and rural mail. For price and
full particulars apply to the own-
er. -Chester Nicholson, Bayfield,
OntarioL
NOTICE
I have taken out License for
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 Denomey, R. R. 2, Zurich,
Phone No. 10-93
Zurich Studio and Book Room
Juset received our ship-`
ment of School Books,
High School Books Etc.
Printing and Developing, Photos
On Posit Cards, Etc., Etc.
Stationery always on hand tf21
OBRIEN KALBFLEISCH
Hartleib Block Zurich
NOTICE
CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST POS-
TING :OF VOTER'S LIST, 1922
Municipality of the Township of
Hay, County of Huron.
Notice is hereby given that I
have transmitted or .delivered to
the persons mentioned in section 9
of the Ontario Voter's List • Act,
the copies 'regluired, by said Sec-
tion to be transmitted or delivered
of the list, made pursuant to• said
Act, of all persons appeasing by
the last Revised Assessment Roll
of the said Municipality to he en-
titled to vote in the said Municip-
ality at Elections and that said list
was first posted up in my office
on the 1st day of Septeinber.,1922
and remains there for your inspec-
tion.
And I hereby call upon all voters
to take immediate proceedings to
have any errors or omissions cor-
rected according to law,.
Dated at Zurich this 1st day of
ZSeptember, 1922.
Z ANDREW F. HESS,
Clerk of the Township of Hay.
AUCTION SALE
Of Rouse and Household Effects,
On Saturday, Sept. 23, at 1 O'clock
p m. at Zurich, the following;
Home Comfort range, coal heat
er, drop head sewing machine,
glass cupboard, extension table,
sideboard, good organ, bed room
suite, 2 beds with springs' and
mattress, waft paper for. 3 rooms, ca
couch, lamps, 2 rockers, dozen kit n
chen ' chairs, centre table, washtub is
Alladdin lamp, drop leaf table,
washing machine, pictures, dishes,
crockery, blinds,. 'some . mats, lin- d
oleuin, spade, fork, hoes, glarden Ze
rake, 13¢ dozen sealers,'buck saw, '�1
axe and ntnuerous other articles, xi
House and Lot south of Luth-
eran church will be sold on day Nt'
of sale if not previousity sold.• Atl
TERMS -Cash, except real estate
made known on, day of sale. ha
Elizabeth,5, i -r of
Mae, Geiger, l.101trrto. els
Oscar I lope, Auctioneer,
ZT7
ALD
LOCAL NEWS
Mrs, C. :Fritz spent the • week-
end at D;:ishwood,
lvtr. and. Mrs, Frank McCutcheon
of London were .Sunday visitors at
the Rennie home.
Miss Do'ii'el1a Ruby. left for
Brusselis last week, where she eras
taken a Position as milliner.
Diss L. Faust addressed the
Sunday School in the Methodist
church, Heneall on Sunday morn-
ing,
Miss' Dorothy Truemner, nurse,
of Toronto, who has spent a' few
weeks with, her parents, hero, has
returned to the city. •
Mrs. Gross of Kitchener, wasp a
recent visitor alt the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Bossenberry. Sorry
to state that Mrs. Bossienberry con-
tinues quite feeble.
The firm( of 0, Fritz & Son, have
soldd their Dashwoocl branch to
Mr. Clayton Pfile, who has been
employed at that branch for sortie
time. Possession given Novem
ber 1st,
Mr. H. Well left for Detroit last
wee kwhere he will make his fat
urs home, his household effects
were also (shipped to that city the
past week.
Rev. S. M. Hauch of Crediton
conducted preparatory services in
the Evangelica'1 church on Tues-
day evening. Communion servi-
ces will ib e ohserved on Sunday
morning. ( t ,.
:Fine cool weather has prevailed
the past week, and the evenings
a're just a little cool and fall -like
for sitting out-ide, while a little
fire in the kitchen stove adds
greatly to the comfort of the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Syl. .Witmer and
Mr. Widcombe of the Babylo'nj
Line visited friends in Thedford
last Thursday. Mrs. Widcombe,
and daughter Mary, who have be-,
en visiting there for some time, re-
turned with them.
;'Mr.. J. 11..Spath and daughters,
Misses Ruth, Gladys` and Helen and
son John of Cleveland, Ohio, are
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. P. Koehler and other relatives
We have at least one more
"flopper" in the village in the
person of Miss H. Spath .who is•
an actress in Cleveland.
Mr. W. H. Frank of Waterloo;
spent the week -end at the home
of Mr. C. Eilber. Mrs. Frank,
who had been for a few week
with her father here, returned w
him. They also shipped t
household effects Pro that
where they have purchased
residents 1 .property„
To -day, Thursday, is Zurich'
day, the Fall Pair,. As we
to press w.e eotice unusual- co
motion, exli ';tors are rushing thee:
articles '_e the ground., and if the
weathermen favors us with a nice
da• s record crowd is expected;••
Co.:. and hear the band, meet
all your your [friends, enjoy the
sights, make ithe .Fair a success..
Next week's i,sisue of the Herald
will give an account of the prize
winners.
REAPER LOANS LP
bw the Ontario Loon' System
Mips Farmers,
3o• Interesting illustration Given--
Helping
iven—
Helping the Tenant—Some AMU -
cants
. Disappointed Inspectors
,Are Carefully Selected,
,(Qontributed by Ontario Department .of
Agriculture, Toronto.),
•
To help young men of fanning
experience, farming inclination and
'inadacltrate capital to get properly
Yettled in farming was one of the
reasgas for the new farm loan legis-
lation now being administered by the
Agricultural Department Board. Al-
ready It is possible to point to cases
where monies have been advanced
for `this purpose, ,,a •
lIow. It Worked In One Case.
In one of the best Western Ontario
counties two loans were placed which
illustrates the finest development in
Ontario farm life. A father, for'many
years' a progressive and successful
farmer, was anxious to get his two
sons comfortably located.• Both boys
were ip tilei•r twenties and both mar-
ried. : Both had been brought up on
the ,Yarm, and of the older •it Was
said; he "worked on the farm all his
hfe except while away at the war."
With'the aid of the father and loans,
only about half the value of the pro-
perty,, both boys acquired farms. One
has a farm of 185 acres, valued un-
der 20,000, with excellent -buildings`
and full equipment of stock and im-
plemeets. Adjoining, the other boy
has two hundred acres, not valued
quite so high because the buildings
are not quite so good. He also has
a lull equipment of stock and im-
plements. The properties are regis-
tered- in the names of the boys r�e-
spectiyely, and they are responsible
for carrying on operations ana mak-
ing payments on the mortgage. They
are settled down as full-fledged citi-
zens with a splendid opportunity for
happiness and success, and enough
respolislbility to act as a steadying
intluenee. At the same time, the
father remains in his home nearby to
give.,tk `,boys the benefit of his ex-
pert`+r -nd°maturer wisdom.
Hes
e Tenant.
mx
the
ant
is
cif
t
Bo
s
ition of every
e land to own
oras. That many ten -
n this ambition there
d it is only a question
g sufficient to finance
.. not advanced by the
enant has the neces-
d implements and is
ahead. There comes
in one of the Central
s. The man was liv-
farm of 175 acres.
, he knew the local
ew exactly what he
er of the farm
f the mortgage
eenay it. The
slated and.
The owner
offered to
ble'price. The
oard, and the
get with his own
im to buy, and his
on the loan will be
nual payments he
.nt.
Ones.
loans asked for ars
ans thus far asked for
the Board aggregate
e Board meeting nine
re passed and thir-
1 Undoubtedly the
hese were declined be -
id not 'ogme within the
Jtittedeby 'the 'Act. In
e no loan can be made
he secarity of first mort-
fore the legislation of the
recent session, application for loans
to discharge mortgages had to be
declined. Now a number have to be
declined because' they exceed 40 per
cent. of the value as determined by
the Inspector. Not infrequently an
applicant who comes within the 40
per cent. limit wants an additional
thousand dollars to discharge "a note
at the banit," and thus consolidate
his indebtedness. But an "encum-
brance" under the Act must be "a
registered encumbrance," and the
bank note does not qualify, however
deserving the applicant or unques-
tioned the ; security. Sometimes an
applicant wants a few thousand dol-
lars to buy cattle for feeding, but
the samenegative xnuat be given.
Then there are the cases which are
rejected because the Board is not sat-
isfied with the personal or ,tn'aterial
security offered. When such conclu-
sions are ,reached they, are reached
with much regret, for the Board is
genuinely anxious to promote agri-
cultural de' elopm'ent by means of
these loari5 wherever it can possibly
be done with' clue regard to reason-
able security to the Province.
Inspectors Are Carefully Selected.
The public of Zurich and vicin-
ity must take off their hats to Mr.
John Decher, Jr., a mile south of,
the village, for the wonderful suc-
cess he has acheived in the •breed-
ing of Standard Bred horses for
the world's market. "Jonnie" is
sure in the best line of fast hor-
ses in Canada. Last year at the
Western Fair, London, he made
sale of a two-year-old filly to Mr,
U. Pearce of Forest, for the hand-
some sum of seven hundred and
fifty dollars, and (this colt now as
a three -e -ear -old holds the distinl-
ction of being the fastest at that
age in Canada. At this ye'ar's
Faiir, which ended on Saturday, Mr
Decher disposed to Mr. Frazer, of
Froest, another two-year-old filly
at the enticing jfigure of five hun-
dred and thirty -fife dolalrs. With
his stable of Standards, "Jonnie"
certainly has a bright and shining
future in store for him, and his
ambition. We extend further
wishes of good luck..'
Returns ,recei-ved to date by the
Depa1'Itment of Finance indicate a
very general acceptance of the
proposals for the conversion of
1922 Victory Bonds into new bonds
bearing 534 per cent interest and
running for a further period of
five or ten years as desired. Many
holders would like to take up con-
siderably more of the new bonds
than they have of the maturing is-
sue,b ut this is not permitted as
cash subscriptions' are not being
invited at this time.'It is open,
of course, for such persons to add
to their' holdings of 1922 bonds by
purchasing them in the market or
from, holders who require the
eh and then surrender them for
ewe bonds. It is known that this
being •dorm.
On •September 19th, 1922, at
indsor, ,Ont.; Miss Frances Zeller.
aughter of Mr. and Mrs, Edmund
filer, formerly of Zurich, was mar
ed to Mr. George Morris, of
oekport, Mass. Mr. and Mrs.
orris will reside in Rockport,
here Mr. Morris is manager of an
antic & Pacific (lain store. -
The local .ladies' 'organizations
ve taken up a room in the 1reiar
enoniy. Bros. store, and will
hold their meeting artd transact.-
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excep
gage.
In view of the importance of hav-
ing this information complete and
accurate, great care has been exercised
by the chairman in selecting in-
spectors. 'The plan followed is to
utilize local emen very largely, not
necessarily one in each county, but
at least one, in a district of twb oar
three counties, Already a list of fif-
teen or twenty men of integrity,
good judgment and good knowledge
of faint values based on long exper-
ience has been secured and .payment
is made on a basis of the number of
days actually employed, in the work.
Moreover, steps are taken from time
to time to check up the work of In-
spectors by' iintortnation from' other
sources, and if an inspector is found
to be extravagant hi his valuations
or intuenoed ky conaiderations other
than the strict merits of the ease;
his services are no longer utilized.
The George lt. White medal of
honor of the Massachusetts Hortictil-
tural Society for 1931 was awarded
to Mrs, Francis :ling in recognition
of her service to horticulture by in -
dens among the women of the Unit-
ed States. '111IIS 19 the first turae the
rale lxl has b •+ci,, awarded to a 'tyonlfliiov
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CASTORIA
TME CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY.
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Lumber Laths Shingles
Everything in
Combination storm and screen doors made to order,
Lumber and Building fVVlaterial
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Custom. Work our Specialty
Always in the market for saw logs I.
F. C. X
PHONE 69
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WANTED
The best Ford $125 will buy.
FOR SALE
Chalmers Six, New battery $850
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1 Four wheel trailer, painted 390
F. M. Hess & Co. - Zurich
Autornobile 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
cue' of the roof. The brigade was on the scene promptly, but the
car was a complete loss before the firemen could get to it. Ac-
cording' to the fire chief the fire was started by a short circuit.
This motorist's loss is about $1,000.00". -"Woodstock news Item
Saturday Free Press, London.
LET ME GIVE YOU RATES ON FIRE AND TRANSIT, THEFT,PUB
LIC LIABILITY, COLLISION AND PROPERTY DAMAGE.
VICTORY BONDS SOLD AND BOUGHT,
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO;-
tAndrew .H
Hess,
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