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Theseid,ay, March 29th, 19'23
BUSINESS CARDS
Proud Coot Kitimat) & H101,M1f9
Barristers, eoin+t+ars, Noternts
;Pu„rill., Etc. Oita.' +in the Syuai
• d door Irons Hamilton St. God..
ericL ,Navalc funds to loan al
lowest rates.
;y11, Proucii:oot . lc C. Ji L. :Killoran
E. Holmes.
Hnli"ses wii os in Remelt on
k alone.~ ,i +wall week,
Andrew F. Hess, Township Clerk
Issuer of marriage licenses,. Notary
Public, Commissioner, Fire and Aut-
omobile Insurance, Representing
Huron and Erie Mortgage Corpora-
tion, The Canada Trust Co. Zurich,
Ontario.
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Dr. G. L. S
U$ICH 131 R AL.
PUT YOUR•
Want?, For Sale, Lost
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS .COLD,MN
FOR SALE..
A large quantity of yellow bl-
ossom sweet clover seed for sale.
Apply to Elinor Thiel, Blake, ph -
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Oaly a L. settings (15 in sett'ng:
Choice Barred Rocks. Guaranteed
pure 'stock, Record Breakers,
price. 75 cents, See F. Braun',
Zurich. tf-37
LOCAL NEWS
l i', John Albrecht is spending
the week near Kippers,
The Herald extends to all .its
rriany readeres Our most sincerest
Easter Greetings.
Mi.” Brill is confined to her
be With an attack of La Griptpe,
Mr. Jars. Denomiy left 'for God-
erich on Wednesday morning,
Mr. Irvin D. Smith of of Hanni-
ton called on hie brothers `O,
of the 'Sainble and "C'. L. Smith of
the village on Wednesday.
The auctionsale of the chattels
of James Overholt, Satble Line, on
n: • . Saturday wa'a well attended, good
EGGS FOR HATCHING prices were realized,. Practically-
BRED-TO-LAY
racticallyBRED-TO-LAY ROCKS all the machinery ways purchased
Eggs for hatching at five cents by Mr. D. Allan, of Parkhill.
L.D.S. (froronto.) D.D.S CChieago} above market price. One pen of Muss Dollie Hagen, ndrse, of the
DENTIST Superior Brecl Bird , — These pule Parr Line, hand the rni'sfortunne to
AT WALPER HOUSE, ZURICH,. let shave .-laid continuously since have, blood poisoning in one of
EVERY WEDNESDAY 1. November, eggs at 50 cents per hez• fingers; and as a consequence,
MAIN OFFICE IIENSALL dozen. Phone 85-1, E. G. Krue- had a '.very sore term being , at
OSCAR' KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat-
ional School of Auctioneeriva. Try*
me for Registered Live Stock; frame house, with kitchen and
(All Breeds), Terms in keeping woodshed attached. Smoke ho -
with prevailing prices. Choice use, bank barn 30x36 on cement
fauns for sale. Will sell anything
;anywhere. Zurich.
.Phone 18-93 or write,
ger, R.R. 2, Zurich. tf-37 Clinton. Hospital, but is at pres-
ent nearly reco\rered.
Those that rase at six o'clock
this Wednesday morning Witness-
ed ode of the worst blizzards of
the. {seasonf, as it Was almost
Passible to see the n!eighbor'"s
houses and with the mercury e lit-
tie
ittle above zeros it does not .,look
very much like •spring or the last:
:wall with galvanized roof. Shed.,,x steels in March. • •
pies pen, hen house, driving shed The •annual Spring Fair heldiunr
and other Outbuildings. Theire der the 'auspices of the Huron
area variety of fruit feces on the Central Agricultural: Society will be
farm,
This fame is all seeded ex- held on Thuiesday; April 5th, at
at Clinton. The Fair promises to
cept about two or three acres, be the r. biggest eveSeven hue
Farm would be •suitable fora truck tired Doll.aris is offered in prize
farm or for raisin celery or small
fruits. Also good n>onle for pasture as y
it is well watered. The Hen!sall Spring Show to be
For further particular's apply to held o'n Tuesclfry.,' April; 3rd, is
Chris. Schrag, Zurich, Administrate looking Forward, to as the coming
or Estate Menno Kipfer. best showy; et held, if the weather
ie favorale:4r as more intrest is man
- ifcsted in it' hy!' birth farmers and
FOR SALE business nxei.
FARM FOR SALE
FARM—Fifty acres, more or less
being south part of Lot No. 17,
Coni. 7, Hay. On farm is 1% story
'Licensed Auctioneer.
Licensed aur.'tiolieer position Coo unty
of Huron. In a
duct any auction sale, regardless
Ss to size or articles to sell. I
solicit your business, and if not
satisfied will make no charges for
services.
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood,
Phone 31r 13.,
Zurith Ment
MARKET
Fres..h and Salt Meats
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Eic1eE,r -ausrt�.:es, etc
.g•.:est f.; . , faire for Wool!!
CASH i ': ;ICiNS & Ti1DES
Ti�.Z�gtic;t M '
Deichert
ti
URICH LIVERY
ani in .a position to accomo-
all requirements in the Livery
e, have Auto for hire. Any -
ng done in the teething line.
GEORGE 3. THIEL
Phone 58 Zurich,
:eh S. ATKINSON, L.D,S., D.D.S,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons of Ontario ,and
of the University of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, Mil-
itary District No. One, London,Gnt
Office hours at Zurich every
Tuesday, Friday and Saturday from
10.00 a. m. until 5,00 per at lite Com
gaercial House. Main Office •at
Sayfield, Ont. -19
LIVI3
POULTRY
ilWANTID
Taken every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
Do not feed fowl same morning
>rhein brought in.
Highest Cash Prices
—CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Pholne 94. Zurich
COAL
fiSpringg and Summer
DELIVERIES
SEASON 1923
Owing to the strike of the Min -
ere now prevailing in the Pennsyl-
vania Anthracite coal fields, we
ire unable to guarantee delivery
or price and until conditions be -
tome more settled orders will be
taken subject to our being able to
obtain supplies and at prevailing
price time of delivery.
•
3a.A. Caritelors.
O•A11i1
& PRODUCE MERCHANT
TERMS;--CASIA'
*Ilene: ; Office 10w House 10.
H ENSALL• OMTr,
Li:OAL NE
Messrs, Dara and Breanuel Koeh-
ler, were 4+eeexrt visitors at Kitch
ener .and Galt.
1Vfr, .Wm+, Roerieh +ha's taken • a
position with Mr, Jacob Deaichert
blacksmith,
.Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Sopha and Farr:
il.y of, the Sauble Lind, left for De-
troit on Tuesday morning, where
they intend to. reside in future.
Sorry to report that Mr, ,John
Kipper, blacksmith, is still nimble
to attend to hie ,daily activities.
The auction sale of .property and
household effects of Mrs. Christena
Volland on Saturd;ay was well rite
tended and good prices realized.
The property pas purchased by
Mis sLirrie Volland for $750°
• Messrs. W. H. Hoffman and •son
Lee WI. wer+e to London on These
day, theoecasian was to deliver-
a truck Oat Mi'.•'lIoffman purch-
ased at Clirlbone'and will have a
fine up-to-date huese mounted
thereon', which wilt; be a big ns -
es •tt tol his undertaking equipme it.
CO-OPERATIVE EXPERIMENITS
WITH FARM CROPS
INTERESTING NEW VARIT'IES
Seeds of practically, ia'lt of the
farm. erop+s which some Olntario
farmers are now growing were ob-
tained originally from the Ontario
Agricultural College through the
medium of co-operative tests of
the Experimental Union.
The co-oper'a'tive experiments
-for the spring of 1923 number in
all thirtyLfive, and inc'l'ude not only
the well knlown .classes of farm, cr-
epe, but also new introductions
whi•clar have beim . tested at the
College hunt areses.'yet little known
throughout Oot°-.anc'l.regarding wh-
ich limited quantity of Yellow.The 'April' issue of; Rod! and Out , ich mac his being written, such as'
Blossom Sweet Clover Seed For Soy beans, IIwham Sweat Clot er,
Sale. Apply'' to Hy. Clausius, Zur-
ich, Phone 6-94,
b Canad!i:, `published monthly' at
Woodstock,. Ont„ by Wt J0). T'ayi
lo.r Ltd. contains several features
which ought to instantly eecomrm-
end it to lovers of the out doors
FOR SALE everywhere. Among the artic-
ides are "What are you going to
A •small ' quantity o clean tl,,. 'About it." "Seal Hunting in
(Hubam) Annual White blossom the No'rtherri Atlantic,"; "Ponit
sweet clover seed for sale at 30 Pelee—A public Shooting Ground;
cents per 1b,. Apply to Fred. J.
Haberer, R.R.I, Zurich Phonie
11-94. tf-35
FOR SALE
Eight acres e f land, opposite
Zurich Fair Grounds. Suitable
for pasture or cultivation. For
particulars apply to . Jacob Dei -
chert, Zurich, Ont. .4t-35.
WANTED
Dressmaking and house sewing
of all kinds. A11 work neatly done
and 'satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs.
3. A., Meyers, co. Mr Morris Weber
Zttitrich. , tf-36
FOR SALE
Aelimited quantity of Yellow
Blossom Sweet Clover Seed. For
Sale. Apply to.. E. A. Westlake,
R.R. 3, Bas field, P:.„0, Phone 5-99,
I3erTsall Central, 1134
In renewing your subscriptions
for your daily and weekly papers
remember the Herald Office is
agent for most of them and in
some cases can sate you as much
as 50 cents on a single subscript-
ion,
FARM FOR SALE
BY TENDER
145 acres adjoining the village of
Kippen, frame house, two barns,
one a bank barn; all in grass.
Spring creek ,,running through
farm. Apply to Samuel Thome,
son, Brucefield, Ont. 28-5
If not sold part of it will be
rented..
NOTICE
I have taken out License ter
Auctioneer for the County sfHur-
on, and ant in a position to con-
duct sales by auction, Give • me
a trial and I will assure you satis-
faction or no +.harge. tf-29
James Denorney, 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 scientif-
ically fitted. Services at reasonable
charges. Will line at;— 8-22
Zimmer's Fotel, Dashwood,
Wainer House, Zurich,
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 10, con, 1, Hullett, situated
on Provincial Highway, 3% miles
from Clinton and 5 miles from Se-
aforth. Contains 100 acres, well
drained and fenced in high state
of cultivation, three acres hard
wood bush, 2 acres orchard and
20 acres fall plowing done. •
On place is good pine
barn 60x5b, stone foundation, star
Ole all, cemented and in first class
condition, driving shed 50x20, ten-
roomed brick house with good
cellar. , For further particulars ap-
ply to Mrs. 3. D, McDermid, Cline
ton, Ont; or Mr. C. M, McGregor,
R,1t. 2, Seaforth, Ont. 21-4
also a'nI account of the annual'. me-
eting of the Ontario Hunters, Game
and Fish Protective Assecatior
The number- hi one of the 'beet
yet published.
Make your flock a paying pro-
position by adding new, vigorous,
quality chicks Royal uality baby
ch cks are' from heavy laying Con=
adian `stock, Rocks Reds, Wyand-
otter, Anconas, Leghorns. Call
at our offices or the will ship ' ex-
press prepaid to your station gee
anteeing 97 per cent. safe saev v
al. htlanadien Chick hatchery,
Limited, .Departinent C. N.-1431 King
Street,, East, Hamiltonl, Ont.•
EVANG, CHURCH NOTES "
The Good. Friday. services will
be held i:n' the evening at 8.00 o'
check in the church. The message
ba in English.
Easter Sunday in the: morning
the holy rite of. baptrssi will be,
performed, and reception of mem-
bers. An appropriate sermon will
be delivered and holy communion
administered, All are- welcome.
Dr, A. J. MacKinnon left on Tu-
esday, for New York City, where he
expect:: to spend a month taking
a course at the Post :Grada ateMed-
ical School and Hospital.
LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES
Last Sunday '2inorning the Cat-
echinaons were confirmed in the
presence of a large congregation.
The pal tor's confirmation sermon
was based on the words of the
prophet Amon, chapter 5, verse 6,
aces: the Lord and ye 'shall'live"
The lent english Lenten service was
held hi the evening, Rev. Ii: Rembe
having charge of the liturigical'ser-
vice, while Mr, Kalbflei'sch, a son
of the con,;regation, and a senior
student at the Waterloo Seminaey,
preached the sermon.
Good Friday, morning at 10.30
o'clock, the last german denten ser-
vice will be conducted. IThe theme
of the •seraton shall be =-Finished.—
Easter Sunday, appropriate ser-
mons and music. Theme of the
morning 'sermon —An Easter Heart -
and the theme of the evening•shall
be esse. Bouquet Of Easter Flow-
ers—. ,Holy Comniunion at both
services, You are cordially invited
to attend. (Colne to the 'House of
the Lord on Easter Day and. rejoice
in the life of your risen Saviour.
Monday evening, April 2nd, a
meeting bf the Church Councilshkill
be held in the 'school room at 8
o'clock,
Tuesday evening, A.pril 3rd.;
monthly* business meeting of the
Luther League, tint 'e, 8 ,o'clock;
place, ischool room ; The Pastor will
give a 's'hort talk• on, "An Easter
Penni," after the business is con -
eluded,.
Wednesday evening • April 4th;
the Ladies' t.4.id will hold the fourth
business •meeting of the year. We
are looking forward to 'a good wee
sting and a full Attendance, Time
8 o'clock.
Thursday, evening, April 5th; at
8 o'clock, the Sunday School Tea-
chers convene at the school room;
Subjest to be discussed; " The/
Holy, Life Of The Christian." Please
be present.
Friday, eveniegy April Oth, Choir
practice et the ulsnal time. Can
you !Sing? (See. the Choir leader„
.Sudan Grass, Field or Cow cabbage.
Hairy Vetches, Grimm Alfalfa,
Rough Buckwheat, Sugar Mangol,s
Gold Nugget C'orn!, and rockier
Sunflowers Any Ontario Farmer
wishing t cu .1:urt a co-operative
expenir in 1523 should apply
to C e :'.s', itz, Agricultural Col -
lee • ,r Ont. for a Circular
exp,s,sis; the nature of the work
givin; 't l'at of experiments, and
and 'fun' ,' i'g a blank from on
tS hick ted alley for the material of
the particular selected.
FOR SALE
Fertilizer .for spring use. T
have in .different places; Kippen.
Brucefield and at Zurich. 13 > 'f
Zanyone wants some call phone 8S
Zurich. J. Hey Jr_ 37 t,
NOTICE.
L. Am' in a position to do any -
kind of paper hanging, painting
grain.ng and decorating. Can al-
so eulppl•y wall paper' if,' ordered
:trine, 'my ,samples.
H. Eickmeier, Walper
Zurich
House,
te-37
Herz, and There
Renfrew, Oat.—Mr. Ritchie, the
station agent of the Canadian Pa-
cific Railway, has received instruc-
tions from. headquarters to rigidly
enforce the no trespassing order on
the property of this company. This
is particularly in reference to peo-
ple walking down the railway track.
When accidents happen it always
entails a trouble to the company and
lately there have been complaints
that school children have been using
the railw_,- as a thoroughfare.
Vancouver: —"1 have been in the
Alps and the Pyrenees, but I have
never seen anything that can com-
pare with Banff," said William Fa-
versham, famous English actor,
when speaking; at Hotel Vancouver.
Mr. Faversham spoke of the won-
derful international dog races staged
at the winter carnival, and said that
he had on special invitation visited
the great motion picture plant at
Banff.
Inverentere, B.C.—An appropria..
tion had been passed for the building
of a depot at Leke Windermere by
the 'Canadian Pacific Railway,
Lake Windermere is the depot for
the whole of the Lake Windermere
district. It enjoys the distinction of
being. the only station on the Lake
Windermere amara branch between Gol-
den and Fort Steele, which has en-
joyed the benefit of an agent since
December, 1914. A modest little
portable depot, a box ear on the,
ground, has done duty all these
years but with the proposed open-
ing of the Banff -Windermere road
on the thirtieth of June, it is no
doubt'thought that it is time the
old box car took a move.
Ottawa. -The Canadian National
Parks 'Branch of the Department of
the Interior is commencing the con-
sttructionof a hydroelectric gener-
atingtation in Cascade creek in
Banff National Park to supply light
and power for the town of Banff,
Alberta. The dam lit the outlet of
Lake Minnewanka constructed in
1912 to provide storage facilities,
will be utilized and will erasure a
steady flow o4 water for power pur-
poses without further impairing the
scenic attractions of the locality.
Electric power for Banff is at pres-
ent obtained front the steam plant
of the Bankhead Mines. The work
willbe undertaken hV day labor.
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THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY.
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Read Our° ±,Tlair. Prices
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Chalmers Six ...
One Four Wheel Trainor
$650.09
$5.00
REPAI r1
Painting Ford Car, One !''oat, $15e0, Two C
i .: r vering Ford Top Good. Material ..
Chz:iaing Ford. Curtains Deal
to open vel
Palating Buggy r •
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE BERUBi3ER YOUR-.BUta; y WHEELS.
F. M. Hess & Cc.
9. .,ani
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(Lumber -Laths Shingles i
• Everything in - ,i,
Combination storm and screen doors made to order
Lumber and Building Material
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!Always in, the market for saw logs
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No War Prices
On These Suits
We have es always just what you
need in the line of a new Spring
I Suit.
You Men who want Your /Suit
+Suit made to Et you so. Come
.e, to Us. t
+ You Men who want everything
that is new and up-to-date. —Con -
+1+ stilt trs. r •
+ Look ever our Navy Bine Serges
Guaranteed Indigo Dye for $32,00,
+Men1s Stunhner Suits at . .°.$23.00
+Our price for making and Trimm-
ing . Suits only ...( ,,.w .........$i15�00
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money
''refunded, i ; •
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