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BUSINESS CARDS
P O!. dioot, Killoran & iWLyiva.
13arristeas, SuIieiLore,, Noteriee,
'ub1 , Lice Office on the Square,
Md door from Hamilton St, God-
leraeh, Private funds to. loan at
lowest rates,
Proudfoot, I.C. 3, L, Killoran
Mr. Holmes will be in Hensall
D. E. IIolnies, onI
:Friday of each week.
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Andrew F. Hess, Township Clerk
;psuer, of marriage licenses, Notary
'Public, Commissioner, Fire and Aut
Omobile Insurance, Representing
Huron and Erie Mortgage Corpora,:
Von, The Canada Trust :Co. Zurich,
Ontario.
Dr.E. S. Hard .e
DENTIST
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ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
DASHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY
MAIN OFFICE — HEN \LL
()SOAR KLOPP
Professional Auctioneer, graduate
bI Davenport Auctioneering School
'Try me for real estate, merchandise,
`jewellery pedigreed stock, farm sales
Hates alwaysreasonabl'e, my territory
the world. Choice farms for sale,
•hone 18-93 Zurich
Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
td Huron. In a position to con-
duct any' auction sale, regardless
:as to size or articles to s'e'll. I
not eft your business; and if ,not
eatisfied will make no charges for
services.
Arthur Weber, Dashwood.
Phone 31 r 13.
Zurich Meet
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price far Waal'
CASH .FOR SKINS & B1DES
Ting brit -
eicho
URiGI-I LJVERY
its , Yr alit; T
I ana, in a position to accomo-
date all requirements in the Livery
Line, have -Auto -for hire. Any-
thing' done in the teaming line.
a GEORGE J. THIEL
Phone Se • Zurich.
g. S. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S,
-DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
o1 _the Univgrsity of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, Mil-
itary District No. One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
Tuesday and Friday from 10.0,0 a
m. until 5.00 p.m.; at the Commerc-
ial House, (Upstairs). Main (V-
ille at Bayfield, Ont. -19
L I VE
O U LT R Y.
WANTED
''Taken every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
Do not feed fowl same morning
*ho brought in.
Highest Cash Prices
•--CASH FOR--
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
'-Pholne R4: Zurich
.111•1•1•1110 SIM
COAL
Spring ' and Sumner
DELIV1iRIES
SEASON 1922
Owing' to the strike of the Min-
s now prevailing in the Pennsyl-
Tania Anthracite coal fields, we
are unable to ,guarantee delivery
xir price and until conditions be-
tome more settled orders will be
taken subject to our being able to
xibtain 'supplies and at prevailing
price time of delivery.
JOd4.i) & PRODUCE MERCFIANT
'.GERMS —CASH
Vhoae: Office low, I• once 1oj.
H IE 3 A ... L ONT'
.PUT YOT,111:
Wants, For Sahli, Lost,
" nd,ttginicep Etc. Ads
- IN THIS . COLUMN
WANTED
We are in the market for Dutch.
eettc and large onions, ghest
market prides paid. 1Vlust bA well.
cleaned.'
T; .L. 'WUR,IVI. ,-16
WANTED
DUTCH SETS. Highest mar-
ket price paid, must be thoroughly
dry and put through fanning xnil'1
J GASCHO & SON 1-16
FOR SALE
Pure bred White Rock pullets,
.V.pply to Ed. Dimnsick, R. R. 1,
Zurich, Goshen "Line, Stanley 18-2'
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. Kalbf'leisch, Zurich
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 4enoreey, R. R. 2, Zurich,
Phone No. 10-93
DR. JOHN WARD
Will make a complete test of
refractive condition of the eye, and
of the muscles. Spectacles sc•ientif-
ieally fitted. Services at reasonable
charges. Will be at ;—. 8-22
Zimrner's Hotel, Dashwood,
Weeper House, Zurich,
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 &" KALRFLEISCH
1Jartleih ~ 131oc1r Zurich
1
WE ARE SELLING OUT THE
BALANCE OF OUR STOCK O,F
MEN'S READY TO WEAR SUITS
AT CLEARING PRICES. AS WE
1)0 NOT INTEND TO STOCK THIS
LINE IN FUTURE. HERE IS
YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY
1 only- dark Brown Serge size 3r
Reg. 35 for $26.50
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2 Men's Navy with hairline stripe
Sizes 37 and 39
Reg. 3O for $22.50
.2 only fine Navy Worsted siz 38-40.
At $19
1 Brown Worsted size 3 •8
For $20
1 Pine Navy Serge, extra quality
For $26.50
2 Heavy allwool brown size 44 '
At $17.50
1 Heavy Navy Size 44
At $18.00
1 Youths, Size 36
For $21.50
2 Youths, 'Size 34, 35
For $16.50
x11'RICa HEiiD
LOCAL NE..
Mr.. Omar Denoney- wile to Lone.,
don on business on Monday.
Some fanners have recently
soy), 'their crop of beans at $2.60
per bushel. ' -
Me. and Mrs, Hy. Gellman Wee
visitors with relatives at 'Goiiericb
on Sunday, '
Miss Ida Brill is :spendn'g a.few
weeks at New Rambirug, Kitchener
and Waterloos.
Mr, and Mrs. Hilton Truemner
of the 14th cont, were Sunday vis-
itors at S•hipka.
Mr. H. Either of rediton was in
the village on Saturday, attend-
ing the fire insurance nee'tieg.
Mr. and Mrs. Weingarten of Ex-
eter were Sunday visitrso at the
hoe of Mr;. an rd Mrs, Sol:
3 acobe,.
Mrs. Sol. Ziamnerman., and one
of Mrs. Clark's children of Blake,
were operated on by. Drs. O'Wwyee
and MacKinnon, on Friday, for the
removal of tonsils,
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith were
to London oe S'laiurday. The'pub-
lisher has now an infected ear,
and consulted .a specialist, and is
;;eating along fine.
Me. and Mrs, D. Mcisaac and
Mr, and Mrs,. ,0.T 11. Holtzman of
Creditoni were Sunday visitoes with
friends here. Mr. Holtzman gave
air addre, s in the Evangelical sab-
hath school.•
The U.F.O. Co-operative comp'"
any who conducted y
y on acted a grocer,, and
boot and shoe business at Seaforth
for fire years, last week sold out
to Jas. Cleary, who has been in
the store for twto years. Mz
McLeod, the manager, has puncme;
aseci, the "grocery business of Tho3
Daffy„ -- .
Again we. have had a week of.
real fine weather. o veenber• is
slipping by rapidflee and the wins
ter with Jack Frost, if they do
come,' will soon be upon us. There
should be no reason why enyone
in Zurich should suffer from • a
fuel famine, as with the fine faille
we have had, it made it possible
to get all kinds of substitutes for
coal, which has also been coming
in quite freely.
The Boys' Parliament for, South
Huron will be held. in Exeter on
Friday, S•uturdaiy' and, ,5uiiihj ' of
this week. It is expected that
about se'•enty bob -s will take.,part_
in the parliainent. Members 'of n
different churches ate being a'
tob illet• the boys, and
mittees iii charge shout
trouble in al hospitable
Exeter. e electe i
bens of the Zuri
•ehurch are; Nrewe
field Witmer and
Messrs. C Fritz •
Brien left on ,Satur.ela
Erie, whsle they
diredt shotonig'. J
intend ding with
that,, they wilit get
remains 1.lt to be se
euggeste:l a big •publi;
wonel b one way of di:
thsn•, while one of the hunter`.
air ,.tdy spoltnie for a large ce,
in the 'city cold storage house.
Howev,e-we hope they will have
a good outing and their efforts will
not be in vain.
An accident of some comment.
occured at the corner of the 2nd.
coni. Hay, and the South Boundary
just 'west of Exeter, on Monday eve
ening at dusk. Mr. John Decher
Jr. was returning from Exeter,with
his car, while Mr. Hunter was re-
turning from Zurich with hrseo and
rig. Seemingly bath parte over-
estimated the distance between and
the result was a collision', in which
both landed in the ditch, the
,buggy being shattered to ,pieces,
Mr. Hinter had ,his collar bone
fracetured `and recei ved medical at-
tention soon as possible.
Last Wednesday evening wh'1'o
walking on the sidewalk going east
of the jewellery store, Mr, Albert
less". collided with a bicyclelome
ing in the opposite direction. Ow-
ing to facing the rain Mr, Hess
hacl his face in a downward pos-
ition] and did not see the approa-
ching bicycle which knocked him
ofe the Walk against the fence and
in bounding back injured his hip
oe the sharp edge of the want
He was confined to the house for
nearly a week, but is able to he
around again. It is high time that
one village fathers appoint a coni-
;stable and keep the sidewalks a
safe. place towalk on, The sc-
ores of noisy dangerous coarcting
wagons that infest our walks and
so often collide with people are
equally as bad and should not be
allowed'. -.Wake up, Trustees!
Now that the season for buy-
ing your winter stipple of merch-
andise, in fact your ;.-fear's supple
many lines, is here, consider it
carefully where you will make
these purchases). The mail order
catalogue has things pictured be-
antifully, but .you are paving for
it, .you may get a bargain oe a
1 Only Youths, Size 35 certain article, but they will "get
For $17 N you'.' in the long run, One needs
oily to take et day off and go
to the city stores, and compare
REMEMBER THESE. ARE ALL Prices' with our home anerchants
HON, T. A. CRERAR;
The .stalwart Western leader of
the Progressive Party, who res-
igned, and declares that business
ai>d' Politics will not ziu'ix, and he
must s'
t devpte his time to interests
of the Western Grain Growers. The
new leaider is Robert Forke, M. P.
of Brandon,• 1
Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Bechler .of the
Bronson Line, are visiting the week
at Kitchener. ,
Mei. and Mrs. Hy. Volland, Miss
Cl ar
a Voiland of Clinton, Mr, and
Mrse Theo,.• McAdams . and family
and Mr, David Schwartzeentruber.:
were • Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr. Hy. Vol'land, Bronson Line,
Mrs. Lovelle of Detroit, Mrs:
C. Price and daughters Minnie and
Mary of London, attended the fun
r ral of their sister -in law, Mrs.
Andrew Pride, on Sunyda. The
tar aver will 'remain with her bro-
ther for soni,e time, to care for
the little infant son of Mr. Price.
Mrs. 'J. Hey, Jr. and Miss Pearl-
Wurtz returned on Friday Vora ora the
big, Womens' Institute ,C'onventiou
at London last week. Mrs. Hey
being the delegate for South Hur-
on, while - Miss Wurtz represented
the local society here. They'
report ,most splendid and, educa-
tive meetings, and come home
brini-full with new suggestions.
BAZAAR
adies' .Aid of St. Peter's
urcle are holding a
sale of home made
'day November 25
Zurich,' comm.
k in the ' after
ch will be served
EVERYBODY
No. 1 QUALITY GOODS. IN a
ORDER TO APPRECIATE VALUES
COME AND SEE THEM
J. Gaucho & Son
nd then you are good and satis-
fied to buy in Zurieh, And fur-
thermore, if you have not just got
the ready cash, our merchant will:
advance the goods for you, how
fair will your buyfngg e in the big
stores without money? No mer-
chant in Zurich over made ,a for.,
tune,.while the city inercliants have
beeen, irtillronairs, :tiny at home!
Whore' you tell your p odticts,
ALE
d weeks -old. . Ap--
VVillD:rt, Dashwood,
Tp.
FOR SALE
',Debentures to the amount' of
$1110.00 issued ueeler 'authorizing of
i3F-law No. 11, 1922 of the ,Haly
Municipal Telephone System.
Debentures. bear interest at the
rate -,of 514 per cent per' annum. De-
bentures are dated Dec. lst, 1922.
For particulars ,apply to
A, P. HESS,
Treasurer Hay Township
bated at Zurich, November 7th,
19922. tf-18
WANTED
A Lathy for Gentleman' to sell
silk stockings, gloves, silk blouses
underskirts and hairnets direct to
consumers on commission basis,
Car owner will be able. to build up
e good income. Apply to Dad-
ies Tailoring Service, 425,, Rich-
mond street, Lonon.d , 18-4
•
STRAYED
Onto my premises, Lot 8 con.
6, Stanley Tp. A year-old heifer,
about Cot. 1st. Owner can have
same on premises .by peeving pro-
perty and patying all expe :ses. B.
W. • Carlile Varna, P.O. 18-3
NOTICE
Will the party who took the
lumber, scantlings and the plat-
form used' for cementing, from the
Fire Hall, which is the property of
the Zurich Po. iVillage, kindly re-
turn same.
By Order -Z. P. V. TRUSTEES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTice Is Hereby Given that
Ail persons having claims against
the estate of Jacob Haberer, late
of the Village of Zurich, who died
on the 10th day of August, 1922,
aro required to forward their
claims curly proven to the under-
signed on or before the 18th day
of November, 1922,
ANT) NOTICE IS Further Given
i b a t after ,the said 'date the Exec-
utors
xecutors will proceed to distribute
the -estate, having regard only to
the claims of which they then shall
have .Notice,
- Dated at Zurich this 30th dray
of October, 1922,
'Peter, Haberer,.rredea•ick J'.' TTab-
rr'n, ;arg,aretha Roedotr Executors
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Bean. Copy of Wrapper.
THE CbM'AUR COMPANY, NEW YOP ( CITY.
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Lumber Laths Shingles
Everything in
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Combination, storm arid screen decree Trade to or'der',
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saw logs
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WANTED
The best Ford 4125 will buy.
FO SALE
Chalmers "Six, New battery $850
1 Four wheel trailer, painted $90
F. , M. itiOn CIL - halal
On
Y01T RECEIVE IN 12 MONTHS AT ORDINARY SAVINGS INTEREST
15n
ON HURON & ERIE DEBENTURES OR
CANADA TRUST Co.
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CERPPIPICATES YOOU RECEIVE
27050
+ i�
INTEREST IS PAYABLE HALF YEARLY ON :SUMS OF $100 AND,
OVER FOR TERMS 1F 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 YEARS • ,
COMOBINED ASSETS OF 1.30'6 INSTITUTTOONS TOTAL OVER
THIRTY -0 0UR MILLION DOLLARS
VICTORY ;'BONDS SOLI? AND BOUGHT.
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO; --
Andrew F0 Hess Zurieb