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BUSINESS CAED$
iProuslfoot, gilloren & HOLMIT
Barrerlees, Solisiitors, Notaries,
FutEta, Office .on' the Square,
111$4 door troth " Hamilton St. God-
, *ride, Private funds to loan at
:lowest rates,.
( Proudfoot, K.C. d, L. Killoran
H, 1, Holmesss
I' UT 'YO CI,E
Wants, For ;Saler Lost,
Found, Noxice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
WANTED
lir. Holmes will be in'.Hensall on W.gettce 'are
large the market for Dutch
rnghest
Friday of each week, market prices paid. Must be well
cleaned,
T(. L, W URed, X16
.Andrew FTownship ' Clerk
Inner of marriage lagenae$, Notary
Public, Commissioner, Fire and Aut- WANTED
;$mobile Insurance, Representing
DUTCH SETS. Highest mar-
ket peace paid, must be thoroughly
dry and put through fanning. mill
J. GA,SCHO & SON 1-16
Huron and Erie Mortgage Corpora-
tion; The Canada Trust 'Co. Zurich,.
'Ontario,
rE. S. liaraip
DENTIST
At
'ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
DASHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY
MAIN OFFICIO — HEN° 1LL
OSCAR KLOPP
Professional Auctioneer, graduate
Id Davenport Auctioneering School
Ver me for real estate, merchandise,
#$webers pedigreed stock, farm sales
/Rates alwaysreasonable, my territory
Ove world. Choi96 farms for sale.
leltone 18-93 Zurich
licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
6pf Huron. In a positionto con-
duct. any auction sale, regardless
4s to .. 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 i3+
Zurich Meat
:MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
�Iiighest Cash Price for Wool, 1
CASH FOR SKINS & HIDES
' 'uugbint s5,;
Deichert
ZURICH LIVERY.
1i 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 58 Zurich.
I. S. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
pi 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
en. until 5.00 p.m., at the Commerc-
ial House, (Upstairs). Main Off -
lite at Bayfield, Ont. 2nd.
Starting on Thursday, May
NOTICE.
We have opened up our eider
mill and are operating same on
Tuesday and Thursday of .each
Creek. George Becker, Bronson
iLne, north, of Dashwood.
NOTICE.
We are operating our cider mill
every Tuesday and Thursda,v, be-
ginning Tuesday .Sept. 19th. Par-
ties wishing to have apple butter
made, should make arrangements
by phone. F. C. Kalbfleisch, Zurich
LIVE
POULTRY
WANTED
1111
'Taken every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
Do not feed fowl same morning
*hen brought in.
jHlghest Cash Prices
--CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phdne 04. Zurich
COAL
1 .. Spring and Summer
DELIVERIES
NOTICE
I
have taken out License for
Auctioneer for the'County of Hur-
on, and am in a position to con -
duet sales by auction. Give me
a trial and I will assure you satis-
faction or no charge. tf-29
SEASON 1922
Owing to the strike, of the Min -
,era now prevailing in the Pennsyl-
3riinia Anthracite coal fields, . we
are unable to ;guarantee delivery
ger price and until conditions be-
icome more settled orders will be
oaken subject to our being able to
obtain supplies and at prevailing
,,Price .time of delivery.
2 . C a Tat 31C=
°£OAL do PRODUCE MERCHANT
TEEMS;—CASH
',I'dious • Oftice. .low. House 103.
HENSALL ONT
LOCAL NEW
M.onday,lovembor'Qth, will be
Thaelogiving Day and, a Public
holiday. ,
Mr, W. IL 'Pfilo w;
to. Blyth. on ,Saridayy.
s a. visixar
weelc rsa
M.t J.KPreetitcheneerr„,spenndt oro thil rpoda, t,
. a' `t!
Bliss Nanny Gingerich of Tete
ersLurg was a recent visitor with,
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. burgh of Aubtti'n
were week -end visitors WiLb relate
ivies here, 'They are contemplat
ing of leasing Mr. B. Pete's,farm
lath con.
Mr. and Mrs. A, Moritz and
family of Guelph and. Mrs. O.
Weber of Kitchener,were recent
visitors at the hone of the form
er's mother Mrs. P, Haugh. e
Mr. E. Restemeyer of Caealier,
N. Doke, gave the Herald a fri
errdly call one day last week. Mr
Restemeyer was s delegate et the
big Evangelical Conference at,Dee.
troit, and was vis ting relatives and
friends around .Zurich and Dash
wood. He is leaving this Week
for the west, and advises us;, that,
r+cops were fine in the Cavalierdie.
triet, but prices prove a
flat.
Mr. Emil Hendrick of the'Sati
b1e Line, south might have .nfe`t
with a much more serious accident`
last Wednesday, when he 'fell
from the overlays, in hia''barn to
the barn floor. The threshing
machine had just left and Mr. Hens-,
dl:1:,•,3, Pr'eeto attended) the,l3i;
f)ti E,C,,;cati•ventit,u fit Tpr.oarwo the
twe1,
” dIIM"aid Mrd, Chris. Haist and
FM may ttf :Crediton were Sunda:
kl,itoa"$ at the home of Mr. G.
eit0i 1tj
rrou icl A small quantity, caF
xliii+iiea • ' QWeer can' have :e. me
4,',44004I Office by paying 'this
v�
llxrs,
4, .Ort, Who is staying with
;her -daughter at Crediton', was a
iii,ceek-.sial' visitor at the home of
`Melick,
14Ir, :Gordon 'Wolper, son of;1Vlr.
+CaSlrer Walper has `taken e pose
:Wen in the Molsons Bank, where
beesirltende to leare the business.
,Ihe".cider mill arid jam snaking
eolieern of P. C. Kalbeleiseh, is
era bney 'these fine days. ;Cus-
oriiers; "are coming a long way to
Bate their year's supply of apple
butter. made.
. Dai;. and Mrs. Ed. Broderick ani
P'arilily ofHensaili and Mr. and Mrs
4a11. Rennie of Blake were visit-
iYi,g at the home of Mr. Alex.Rene
tri« Sin the Babylon Line on, Suu-
445'
special .Thanksgi Ping services
:Will be given on Sunday in the
ivang.elica! church, and a special
xreieisest is made to all to bring
their . annual church clues to these
rneetinge.
On Monday eve. the "Live Wire
'Class" of. the Evangelical •\S. S.
Mat at the home of their member
„MeeLennis Callfas, who left Zurich
this week for Kitchener, and pres-
ented liim with a handsome ad-
deeds and Mantle clock.
1'he'finest weather for this time
Of the year we have again enjo;.ied
rhe past week, really it is Septem-
ber weather, and the people are
Making good use thereof by gat -
ting their fall work cleaned a
lveee
" A miscelleanous shower was ten-
d'eieci Miss Lila Melick on Thurs-
;dey evening, prior to slier marr-
1ige, by the Ladies' clas sand the
la+1y choir .members of the Evang.
church. Many handsome and ac-
ceptable gifts were given.
James I`enomey, R. R. 2, Zurich, drick was about to close a ' smalll,
Phone No. 10-93 door at the back of • the barn .and
in doing so had to Growl upon tire.
overaly+s. . Unfortunately one of ,
the joke was so near the edge of
than beam and he not seeing'it, and'
with his weight thereon, it eoVer
balanced and fell with iVie..Fiend-
rick Lo (the barn floor, and ,thee,
by hewing his one foot to the ex-
tent that he was obliged ,tor.use
crutches, but in the natter of 'a!
'Week or so, will he all ri.ght°agaire
DR. JOHN WARD
Will make a • complete test of
refractive condition of the eye, and
of the muscles. Spectacles scientif-
ically fitted. Services at reasonable
charges. Will i,e at;— 8-22
Zimmer's Hotel, Dashwood, Wed-
nesday, Oct. 18th.
Walper House, Zurich, Wednesday
Oct. 25th.
Zurich Studio and Book Room
Just received our ship-
ment of School Books,
High School Books Etc.
Printing and Developing, Photos
On Post Cards; Etc., Etc.
Stationery always on hand tf21
OBRIEN & KALBFLEISGH
Iiartleib'.Block — Zurich
BARGAINS
WE ARE SELLING OUT THE
BALANCE OF OUR STOCK OF
MEN'S READY TO WEAR SUITS
AT CLEARING PRICES. AS WE
DO NOT INTEND TO STOCK THIS
LINE IN FUTURE. HERE IS
YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY
1 only dark Brown Serge size 39"
Reg. 35 for $26.50
2 Men's Navy with hairline stripe
Sizes 37 and 39
Reg. 30 for $22.50
2 only fine Worsted siz 38-40
Navy
1 Brown Worsted
At $19
size 3 8
For $20
1 Fine Navy Serge, extra quality
For $26.50
2 Heavy aliwool brown size 44
At $17.50
1 Heavy Navy Size 44
At $18.00
1 Youths, Size 36 .. $2 ` 50
For .
2 Youths, Size 34, 35
For $16.50
1 Only Youths, Size 35
For $17.00
REMEMBER THESE ARE ALL
No. 1 QUALITY GOODS. IN
ORDER TO APPRECIATE Vr1I.UES
COME AND SEE THEM
J. Gascha ..81' Son
—O BITUAITY
There passed away at the Ki
cbener-Waterloo General Hospit
on 1 uesday evening, October 4
Louise Hutchinson, beloved 'iv'fe
Ewart •Hutchinson, and younge
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jae
Ho Wald, after a sudden illness•:
only two dal: s duration The "
ceased had only moved to 'Ki
enEr a month ago, where the
wee couple had taken up ,the;
sidence, and her unexpected.'1
was a severe shock to the
and many friends The a
were brought to Zurich .o
day evening, and the;
kb was held from the
deuce, was conducted
' mbe eof ...St:..Peet
clrur ch, ,and was very
tended. The pall -beard
Messrs. Hesse Hess, •A,L
Theo, H tberer, Ferd. Halle
vid Fuss and Herb Moussetie
leo • I) mourn her loss i e
her sorrowing husband, fade:
mother, three .brothers, 'and-.,
sisters as follows—Henry Rona
of Zurich, Herbert and Feodore
Kitchener; Mrs. S. Lennox, Rea
lyn, Sask., Mrs.• Oscar Miller, K
chener; Mrs. Kath. Barry,
Louis, Mo., Mrs..Floyd D1i'llar,
trete and 1VIrs. Earl Yearion, L,
troit. The family wishes .to
press their thanks to all those wh
so kindly gave their cars, to th:
choir and to all those who so kin
day assisted them and for their
sympathy shown during their re-
cent sad bereavement.
Mr. Christian Schragg of Zurich
eve a short but pleasant call to
fed and William Stock, on the 16
ire, in the nterest of high class
istein cattle. Mr. Schrag was
i,;hly pleaued with Stock Bros.'
egant herd of Holsteins.—Zorra
Nen=s in New Hamburg Independ•-
ie•
Winghanes oldest resident, Ar -
Knox died on Oct. 26th aged
ears' and nine months. He
-resided for some time at the
of his daughter Mrs. Swartz
:e'nerable citizen was a native
eland, and before corning to
tri wus a resident of Kemp -
and later of Clinton. Prior
iris elite, .eett ur�y .:teti lc he
an,iliar figure In the life"
ham.
"Ivlu4ieal Eckardts who are
to al:pear at the Town'
on Thursday evening, Nov.
e, have been entertaining the
iib[ic' for over a quarter of a
ntury. T. Eckardt, daddl;- of the
ganization, is stiS1 personally in
farge of the Company. It is a
bg*time since the Eckardts last
isited Zurich, but few of the old
encrs' remember them and speak
er•y highles of their entertainn-t.
rat. Besides the Swiss be'ii,s they
z •1ophones, saxophones,bras
rel, string ' instruments. The Co.
',embers a talented comedian who
entertain with comic songs and
monologues,
LATE SUSANNA BORMANN •
On,e by one the pioneers o:fi
Zurich are taken to 'sleep in 'that
that blissful Shore. This • week
•ve record the passing ,of Sueen
na Bornane relict of the late
John :Deichert, at the age of S9
years, 9 months and 21 days'. She
$iiad enjoyed her usual good health
until about six weeks age . when
she became bedfast, but t ore her
suffering with fortitude and end-
earing patience and sleapt. 'peace-
fully awaej on Saturday evenine,:
O.'t. 28th. She was born ite.Aulds-
field, Hessen, Germany, in Mayi ,
1813, immigrated tci Canada tibetr
19 years of age, and settled, 'et
New Ilarnburg, after being .there
for four years came to Zurich whe
re she was united in marriage to
her departed husband, the e late
John Deichert, who died set eral
years ago. She was married tied
lived all her married life and dietk-
in the same residence, which is
one of the olcl landmar ka •of 2 ar-
ich. Besides some relatives in
Germany she is survived by her
family of two daughters, Mrs,
IIs Yungblut ;'and Miss An>anda
Deichert who ',has • been en -iirvtalid
the past twe.taty,-faire eee'rs, oT Zur
ich Five sons, Harry Deichert of
NeW° Haven, Mich.; Nicholas and
Edward Deichert of Detroit, and
John and Jacob 'of Zurich, the tat--
ter having lived with his mother.
Also five grand children remain to
;mournthe loss of a feithfele kind;
and affectionate mother Who has
been as devoted to her family Baa.
possibly could be, Owing to Mr,'
Ed Deichert who is a Itravei'leri
and 'Was. at the •time downt in south
Mina, of the departed's death, the
funeral was decided not to' be held
till he. arrives, and will take place
on Friday afternoo,p at 2 'Welocki
When interment will be made to
the Lutheran cemetery, R:e't*. FI.
Rerrib4 officiating.
NOTICE
Will the party e'10 took the
lumber, scantlingd the plat-
'forthused for cy nting, from the
Fire Had, which is the property of
theaZurich Po. 1Village, kindly re-
turn same.
By Order—Z. P, V. TRUS,i.EE5
T
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTice Is Hereby Given that
All ;persons having claims against
• he estate of Jacob Haberer,, late
of the Village of Zurich, who died
on the 10th day of August, 1222,
ere required to "for ward their
Glaring duly proven to the under-
signed on or 'before the 18th day
of November, 1922,
AND NOTICE IS Further Given
el;l,it atter .the said date the Exec-
utors will proceed to distribute
the estate,' having regard only to.
the ela nae of which they then shall
hi.e Notice.
• Dated at Zurich this 30th day
oT October, 1922.
-Meter J Hab"erer,.Frederick J. Ha.b-
eree.Margaretha Roeder, Executors
SCHOOL REPORT
.l;_e11oit:. for Sent, and Oct. S.
0.. No, 3, Hay. 'The following are
in' the order of .merit,
Jr. IV—Cooper Forrest, Orland
Sienton.(equal)(,
Sr. HI—Stewart Blackwell, Rus-
sell,' Blackwell, Annie Jarrott.
• Jr, III --Harold Reichert, Wil-
fred Dlousseau, Arthur Broderick,.
Mitier'i'a Reichert, .Ro.-s Richardson.
Sr. II --Dorothy Kyle, Willie Arm
strong, Margaret Mousseati, Rtis-.
sell Isyle.
Jr,,•I-•-Tom Artristrong, Debra
Armstrong.
II—Fido Stephens, Ruth
Ilieltardson, Byron "I vlex,
.Printer --Bay Broderick, Jack
Armstrongand Lva. glutei, equal,
• Mat'„; rret L. T-Te's, Teacher.
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CASTOR1A
THE CE ITAU8 COMPANY, new YOIIK CITY.
Lumber.' Laths Shingles
Everything in
Combination storm and screen doors made to order, +
Lumber and Building MYlaterial
Custom Work our Specialty I
Always in the market for saw logs
PHONE 6
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' ZURICH
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WANTED
The best Ford 125 will buy.
FOR SALE
Chalmers *Six, New battery $850
1 Four wheel trailer, painted '90
F. ° M. Hess & Co.
Zurich
On X500.00
YOU RECEIVE IN 12 MONTHS AT ORDINARY SAVINGS INTEREST
$15.00
ON HURON & ERIE DEBENTURES OR
1 CANADA TRUST Co.
CERTIFICATES YOOU RECEIVE
$27.50
INTEREST IS PAYABLE HALF YEARLY ON 'SUMS OF $100 AND,
OVER FOR TERMS IF 1, 2,3, 4 or 5 YEARS
COMOBINED ASSETS OF BOTH INSTITUTIOONS TOTAL OVEI
• THIRTY-FOUR MILLION DOLLARS
VICTOR BONDS SOLD AND BOUGHT.
Have You MADE Y9UR WILL?
FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO; ---
Andrew F. Hess,
Zurich