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BWIN CARP
Ptirplrrlloot, %illcta'Ssn & :f1Ola'klaR,
Pirristext
usil6:, Lie, Chicle ,on the Sgn2►ii',
$ed door from Hamilton St Clod,-
iericl�. feevale feeds to loan al
,lt*weet rates,
W. Proudfoot, J. L, ;Killoran
D. E. Holmes,
Mr. 'Holmes will be in Henault on
Friday of each week.
Andrew P. Hess, Township Clerk
;ltasuer of marriage licenses, NotarY
Mobilo, Commissioner, Fire and Aut-
(mobile Insurance, Representing
Buren and Brie Mortgage Corpora-
'ann.,'
orp oral
iaon.,The Canada Trust Co. Zti ,
Uterio. e
Dr E. S .arcle
DENTIST
At
ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
iDAS3WOOD EVERY THURSDAY Y
WAIN OFFICE
OSCAR KLOPP
Professional Auctioneer, graduate
tot Davenport Auctioneeriug School
May me for real estate, merchandise,
ileWehery pedigreed stock, farm
story
sales
'Rates .alwaysreasonablp, my
the world. Choice farms_fo Zurich le.
(sone 111.8-93
Licensed Auctioneer
.- iJT-yowl
Wants, For Salle, prye. t
,
Found, Notice, Etc, Ads
t TN r.CiIIS COLUMN
WA NTE !
We are m the market for Dutch
'aettc and large onions, Highest
market prices paid. Must be well
cleaned.
Licensed Auctioneer. for County
of Huron. In a position to con-
duct any auction sale,hegardless
,as to 'size or articles to sell. I
solicit your buelness, and if not.
satisfied will make no charges for
,services.
Weber, W , - Dashwood,
Phone 31 r 1e,
Zurich net
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Boiogna Sans -ages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool!I
CASH I'OR eKlIeS• : HADES
te
Deichat
'ZURICH LIVERY
T; I,', WU]M, X16
WANTED
:DOT CFI SETS: ' Highest mar-
ket price paid, must be thoroughly
dry and put through fanning mill
' 3. GASCFIO'& SON t-16
FOR SALE
100 pure4bred White Leghorn pullets
sepply to Ed. Dimmick, R. R. 1,
Zurich; Goshen Line, Stanley 18-2
WANTED
A. Lady or 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
a good income. Apply to Lad-
ies 'I' i ilot:'ing Service, . 425 Rich-
mond street, Lonomd
18-4
Ivlra. ]Yfleb, Kaerch'er continiics
quite poorly.
Ale. Chas. Hartman of Ingersoll
is Visiting under the parental. roof
Mex, E, Truemner is spending
some time with her son Mr. John
Truennrer, at Detroit.
Miss Campbell of Clinton sp-
ent the week -end with her friend,
'Niles Mabel Preeter,
Senator William Proudfoot of
Goderich is seriously ill at Tee onto..
the result of a major operation.
'Messrs. Lets and Chester Ben-
edict clef( 'on Tuesday morning for
London where they intend to re-
main for :same time,
Ralf the people in the world are
unhappybecause they can't afford
the things that make the other:,alf
unhappy.
With a 'little colder weaker,
it will be possible for the ' mail-
ager Mr. E. Koehler, to flood the
open air skating arena.
'Considerable over a foot of
snow has fallen the past week, and
the sleigh bells are gingling while
the roads for the auto are. *very
heavy.
Mayor Cameron Wilson has de
finately decided to retire from
mayoralt contest in London add
t .this lust sasnion of Ontario
£eeisiature an Act was passed by i
tiineki, the wi'V!es Pi tho,ie having
prctipert yenough for 2 to qualify
tan wore given pa4nicipal votes. Ind
curie the px opert yis in the. wife's
Mune then the husband can qualify
four a municipal vote .on the wife's I
property, ri'•he names of husband
and wife are b aeketed on the vole -
me list, Only One of the names
counts when it comes to recoiling
the number of 'municipal electors
iso that there will not be any 'inter-
ference with the County Council
Act, which earl there shall be one
represeittativ'e from every municip-
ality which has less than 1,000' vote
;era and an 'additional representat-
ive-for
epresentat-ivafor every iiiunieipality with an
adclitionial thous'ancl names. This
Act giving wives equal municipal
rights with their` husbands comes
in force on Jan. 1st,1923, This
will mean at 'lea'st half as many
more na.tnes' on 1923 lists as on
previous voters lists and :will add
considerable to the cost of mun-
icipal printing neict year. When
assessors begin their' work on Feb-
ruary ;15,, 1923 they are compel-
ed by statute to add the names of
(married women•, spinsters, widows
and married women ;with property
in their qwn names have had the
municipal franchise for several
years past. Women are eligible
for trustees who .ars 21 years old,
British subjects and are entered on
the assessment roll.
WANTED fol' ors A1d,. H, J. Chl'lds as his• sue-
• 'Diatriot Representative wanted cessor.
for Zttrirh and surrounding territ•- Mr. J, Hey Jr., 'returned on.
(Iryin renis ent the Old - Reliable Friday ,!rom, a business trip to
Fnnth•1" Nur ere A splendid op- S;lgannvrT ,Mich» He also called on
ening for the right man. For
fel• inrnrinatten write; Stone '&
Wellington. Toronto.
STRAYED the ll nni;e of her parents, . TvTr, and
Lin rom a neda e eon-olda,ste geese farDeer•''calf,i Xrs Hee Truemr..er: She 'left on
Tue ria,' for Florida, where shewill
spend the winter,;
"Handel's Messiah given by the
South Huron Choral Society wee
be rendered 'in the Clinton .Meth=
odist church on Friday eve. Dec
eniber 8th,
Mr. and Mi's. 13en. Pfile' an
family of the 11th con. movedt
eir effects on Thursday into 'thee
residence in the village, and ler
his uncle,, Mr. C. F. IIey, at
'axe, Mich,
Miss Dorothy Truemner, nurse
of Toronto,"' spent the weele-ned at
Bads -
with in the last two weeks. Fin-
der• please notify Garnet Jacobe,
Zurich.
Z am in a position to accomo-
date all requirements in the LIAyery
Line, have Auto for hire.
Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
Phone b9' Zurich:
O. S. ATKINSON, L.D.S.,
DENTIST
FOR SALE
One ,6-h p,. new United Gas, eng-
ine, also a light one-horse sleigh
will be sold very cheap. --A bar-
gain. L. Prang, Zurich. tf21
FOUND
A small quantity of money in welcome them as citizens �.tO
Zurich. Apply at Herald Office
_.Graduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
.01 the University of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, Mil-
iitary'Dietrict No. One, London, 0nti Crumb,.
Court of n at the TownHall,Count Zurich,
'Office hoursdat'Zurich every y Hon the Eigth day of December,1922
n. until and Friday from 10.00 me a 1 at eleven o'clock a, ne, to hear
'ltitl,.until 5.00 p.m., at, the Comrnerc-. .
$al House,, (upstairs). Main Of- l and determine complaints of er-
-19 tnr� an o
fife at Bayfield, Ont.
STRAYED
Onto mi premises, Lot 8 con.
G, Stan' ev `i'n A rear -old heifer,
open'• Oct. lr't. Owner can have
Sallie on nremises by proving pro-
perty and pay;ns; all expenses. B.
W. Carlile, Varna, P.O. 18-3
ich.
."What's all that noise
on ovah at yo' houses last
asked an old colored woma,
another. "Sounded. like
catamounts done broke
"Dat? Why dat was n
de gen'tnan from the fie
eollectin' his. easy pa'y
Mr. Kenneth Ro
ceived the appoinee
district as agent
'crown farmer's jolt
Mer's Advocate.
should read. this pa:.
inter•0st, and' we h
ledge will induce the
A very peasant uni
of the \'r , C. T. U. an
THE LAW 1TO RESTRAIN 'lIIE
USE OF TOBACCO 13Y
YOUNG PERSONS
Some abetracts +as taken from the
Dominion Law
1 Selling, giving or furnishing
cigarettes is absolutely forbidden
to . persons under sixteen years of
aea'uerier any circum=tances, To-
bacco in other forms cannot be
fui.nished such :persona when for
their own u e `Penalty $10 to $100.
• 2 The constable must seize cig,-
arettee etc., when in the possens`.oe
of such persons, in any 'street or
Public place.
ice, 3 It is a crime for any oneune
sixteen to chew or smoke in
public place; or to .purchase
ssess and cigarettes ' or cige
e papers; for t0 have any tole- . t.,...4,.4..; t••l• • • •• •t••t••t•t•lelei, •.x..t..e..z,.;.
ie his possession for his own
Penalties, a repremand or
up•to $4;00.
o the magistrate must de -
'ender oath, where cigaret
„„ were obtained. Refusal
to reply is deemed "con-
court."
somyouths under sixteen
Thtantel.
reittaes in >slot mach"
a �'�M'..;` '�1,ir�+r�i�+:' ,� 9T;,�:4A. S1F. ,Jp!,•
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tingtitsStentacle andl eeetsof
i1There bye-
°t.-- estion
Gleertu fnes8.andRest Coii°airs
neither 0 ium,%forPhtnelg
Mineral. NoeNA1WOTIU
Recipeol l S, (rI rigla
PtaepXlrr sem
Senna
jorhelleSalts
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efffirfied gal'
�trf„�,S„•ca:7avo� bu
AhelpfulReULDd�k°lioeai�
°G'and Feverishness and
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:reoltitingtherefroarininiancy.;[1JLoS
`ie3i nature et
gacr5itiu it >
•-an _ rart
rlorlTxrA'�,1'f�a , �e;a
For Infants and Children.
others{ ;.10' That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
Fr Over
Thity Years
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
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THE:CENTAUR COMPANY NEW YORti CM.
�_;t`_o' its to :emir -e
'ettes.
4 ,,provieg age on
y kind can 'be
unclayr. ;Stand,-
o,license to sell
e Lord's Day.
MEETING OF HURON
COUNTY - COUNCIL
The Council of the Corporation
of , the County of ,Huron will meet
in the Council Chamber, Goderich,
at 2.30 ceclock ie' the afternoon .of
Tuesday, the 5th 'dace of Decenir
leer, ].522. .All accounts against Institute was held in th
the County intuit be in the hands ' - : `held
Mrs
of the C1•erl. 'not f Ater than Mon- illr,.Le . Nor.15th.the W. r T.
day preceeding the. meeting of roe.-
Council, the chair during the clevot
GOO, W. HOLMAN, County Clerk, part. Miss Collins favore
Goderich .Nov. 20th 1522, ladies with a solo. She also
' a 'eery interesting address,- rvlzi'C
. - - ---- was followed by a quartette b,
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� Mrs..A. Geiger, the Misses Rennie;r.
NOTICE e Routledge and Pre Iter. The me -
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN eting was then handed over tie
that a Court' will be held, pure Mrs. Manson Pres. of the Womens
suint to Tel he Voters' List Act, Institute who conducted the bus
by His Honor the Judge of 'the iness and closing of - the meeting.
d missions in the Voters
List of the Mcmicipalit'y of the
•i'mrnsbip of Fray for 1922.
Dated at Zurich the eth clay of
November, 1922.
A. P. HESS,
.Clerk of the Municipality of
the Township of Hay.
L I VE
It!? OU RY
WANTED
Token every day till 3 Oclock p.m,
Do not feed fowl same morning
'When brought , in,
Highest Cash Pries
- CASH
FOA--
.Crean),4 and Eggs
W.
O'Brien
Zurich
Pholne 94,
Spring and 'Summer
DELIVERIES
Mr. and Mrs; J. W. Horner, loth
con, and Mrs4 E. Geiger, Dashi--
wood returned home last Friday
from their western trip, they tell
us that they enjoyed the •tiip as
well as good health throughout.'
'.Chef arthest stopping point was
Smith Centre, Kansas, where they.
visited with Mr. and Mrs. C'.
Mathes and other friends, Smith
Centre is a beautiful little town
on the Rock island railroad. In
this western country the fanners
depend largely on wheat, corn and
hogs. Owing to the lack of mois-
ture the reheat has been a fail-
ure the past two.,.:years, corn be-
ing a fair crop this year, Mrs
an:cl,.Mrs. Mathes who are up in the
seventies are •still hale and hearty
and gave them a royal welcome.
and showed thein a fine time.
They intend coming over another
year to visit their Canadian fri-
ends. The first stop on their way
home was Abilene where they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holman
and spent a week, the weather
was more favorable here having
had more moisture, the wheat was
nicelynicely"-up and it was a beautiful
sight to see the dew on -the bun&
reds of acres' of green wheat at
sunrise. Falls City was the onl:'
stop in Nebraska where they vise
tied with Elmer Hey and family.
Elmer le a sun of -the late Henry
Tiey who :went west in the seven-
ties. The main erops here were
also wheat, and corn. •Corn ev-
eraging fifty bushels while wheat
went over forty per acre. The
land is ro'llilg and very fertile and
sells at from $200 to $300 per acre.
On Noes loth' they again started,
(or home coming through the
States of Missouri, Illinois and Mich
igati, stopping at Bada ce, Michh,
visiting vv'itb C F. Hey and also.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Parent, On
23rd inst. they started foe' the
land of the naaplea, although they
saw wonderful sights and grand
scenery, they* saw nothing to conte
NOTICE
.1lin ee taken out License for
Auction: er for the County ''of Hur-
"on, and am in a position to con-
duct shies by auction, Give me
ii trial and I will assure you satis-'
faction Or no charge. tf-29
James DEmnmey, R. R, 2, Zurich,
]Phone .No. 10-93
SEASON 1922
Owing to the strike ofthe11'lin-
ers now prevailing in the Fonns l
mania Anthracite coal fields, we
are unable to guarantee delivery
er tome p tee and (mill .renditions \ be-
• °more settled orders will be
takensubject to our being able to
(obtain 'supplies arid at prevailin'g.
vine, timc of delivery.
OMi & PRODUCE ME1';:CEAN.I
Ti RMS; -CAS'
Phone Office= low, ler n t•'
DR. JOHN WARD
Will make a complete test' of
rcondition of the eye, e, and y
of the muscles. Spectacles st•ientif-
i'cally fitted. Services at reasonable
charges. Will 'ibe at; 8-22
Zimmer's hotel, Dashwood,
Walper ,House, Zurich,
Slufio and Book Boon
Just received our ship-
mutt of School Books,
High School Books Etc.
Prinlieg and Developing, Photos
On Post Cards Etc., Etc.
sty always on hand tf21
is rt very weak boy
he can't even turn.
book without feeling
good many brothers
ci his parents are very
lion George put on long
he was just 1Z at the time
anis a roan and took upon
4 the task of earninn, money
e family.
e -went to learn a trade in an iron
dry, where fumes and bard work
ermined a weak system and sowed
ure trouble. Now and then one
er working member of the family
mild cease earning through sickness
loss of job, and George would have
'keep his nose to the grindstone
ew more hours each day to make
.-'for- it. His life was just work,
ork, w,ork, until- one day he drop-
ded on ` the floor. The company
physician, who examined him, pre-
-scribed a year or two at the Iduskoka
Hospital for Consumptives. He can't
understand why he never had a boy-
hood'and none of the good things of
iife,'but hole fairly happy—he knows
separation from his family safeguards
them. He's content, and he still has
hope.
There are many just such deserving
lases in need of treatment at the
Xuskoka Hospital. "Will you lend' a
hand.
Contributions may be sent to Hon.
V .4NA. Charlton, 223 College Street,
Toronto.
Seven
Z
Lumber Laths Shingles
i .I.
i
Combination storm and screen doors 1-11 de lo Mel a 4'
if
Lumber\ and Building NiateriLl
4.
.e,
canto -; Work cur Sp,ccialty
i.Always in the �Iai-1�et. 101' Say • logs �'
i F- '.. C • s
XAL.LY]
Steps to Success b Poultre
Culture.
1. Keep accurate records. Little,
progress can be made without this;
first step.
2. Feed a properly balanced re.
'tion. Such a ration furnishes nutri-
ents for growth, maintenance, fatten-
ing and eggs. The productihn of eggs
Must be a constant atm.
3. Give proper care and comfort
by good housing and tnanagenient,
Discomforts are: Extremes' of heat
and cold, hunger and thirst, four air
and dampness, and diseases and
parasites. -.
4. Keep ' standard -bred, utility
stock. There are five good breeds for
the farm; Plymouth Rock, Rhode
Wand Red, Leghorn, Wyandotte and
Orpington. "-Varieties of these have
been bred for heavy egg -production.
5. Breed froth the best, :both male
and female.
6, Sell unprofitable stock,
7, Market graded products. 1\faxi-
n'tunt returns are secured from geed -
ed products. Markets demand a con-
stant supply, and this calls for cote-
nunityr co-operation.
Age of Cows.:
I PHONE 6
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fi• a<4,.x.,4.4.-7...i. +4.14++ en. •rW.f•ro •,l•^3.•g•.3.•s+•#•�
.. �. a 1 i"'`, ry;+,1, 1;11°f:irrtt of Can.1'„al about '19 to 24 tnu to e, see, 5ei .
t . lee r et of, ll`tioun iii tlua 1olp to verify it.
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lardida
WANI ED
The best Ford $125 will buy.
Chalmers
al w l) 1 u E cr )' $Ft
1P� 'Lea tyailer, pzlinit d OO
Fa
As
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® Zurich
It is more difficult to determine thy
Lige of a cow than of a horse, say the
live 'stock mere at the State College
at Ithaca, New York, They agree
that some estimate of a cow's age
may be made from her teeth and
hbhis. The number of "annual
rings" on the horns, plus two, for
example, usually gives the animal'.
age, but remembering that the pairs
of permanent teeth conte nine monde
tl.part and the first pais 'eseiles <it•
l;leek. -. Zpiic1 } .: ttr pri1Vinco
9
YOU RECEIVE IN 12 MONTHS AT ORDINARY SAVINGS INTEREST
ON HURON & ERIE DEBENTURES OR
CANADA TRUE I Co.
CERTIFICATES YOOTe RECEIVE
INTEREST IS PAYABLE HALF YEARLY ON SUMS Or $100 ANIS
OVER FOR TERMS IF 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 YEARS
QOMOBINED ASSETS Ole BOTH INS'1'I77U'1.1001V•S TOTAL OVER
THIRTY-FOUR MILLION` DOLLARS
VICTORY BONDS SOLD AND BOUCIIIP.
Have You MADE DE YOUR W1 LL?
�.
FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO; ----
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