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BUSINESS CARDS
Prow2toat, Killoran & HOLU .
Barristers; Salicitoa's, Notaries,
Pu4li,, Etc, Office on the Square,
ilad door from Hamilton St. God-
laric4. Private funds to loan at
:ik*West rates,
• .115►.. Proudleot, K.C. J, le -Killoran
• D. E. Holmes.
Ur. Holmes will be h3 Hensall on
Friday of each week, mustsell es we awe over crowded
pin-. YOUR
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Ete. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
FOR SALE
YOUNG YORKSHIRES
12 choice shoats, 12 weeks old,
O 010-0100010...,.- 1010 I for room. .
Andrew F. Hess, Township ClerkI E. G.Krueger, Phone 1.--85 tfe1
Mauer of.marriage licensee, Notary -
Public, Commissioner, Fire and Aut- . � FOR SABLE µ
*mobile .Insurance, Representing
Huron and Erie Mortgage Corpora- A. 11 -hoe disk Ler tfilizer seed
lion, The Canada Trust Co. Zurich, drill, nearly new. Alta a good
Ozatarlo, heaely 6 -year pew.
working horse.
For particulars apply' to Sol.
Gingeriich:
Dr. G. L. Smith
L.D.S. (Toronto,) (D,D.S (Chicago)
DENTIST
. AT WALPER HOUSE, ZURICH,
EVERY WEDNESDAY
i►1A1N OFFICE - HENSALL
A -U -C T -I -O -N -E -E -R
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones 'Nat-
ional
Na•tional School of Auctiongering Try
lane for Registered Livet Stock;
(All Breeds). Terms in keeping
'with prevailing prices. Choice
farinas for sale. Will sell Anything'
anywhere.
Phone 18--93 or write, Zurich.
.'Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
*dr, Huron. In a position , to con-
duct any auction , sale, regardless
ail to size or articles to sell. I.
solicit your business; and if not
satisfied will make no charges for
services.
•:Arthur Weber, - Dashwood.
Pitnne .31•r13.
Zurich Meat
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bolog•na Sausages, etc
est Cash Price for Woo ul�
Huish
(AM - FQ11 S1iINS & HIDES
"' i gbiut &
Deicitert
ZURICH
LIVERY
I' am in a ' position to accomo-
date all requirements in the Livery
Line, have Auto for hire, • Any-
thing done in tete teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
Phone b$ Zurich,
Or, 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,Ont
Office hours' at Zurich every
'uesday, Friday and Saturday from
•18,00 a. m. until 5.00 pm at hte Com-
mercial House. Main Office at
Hayfield, Ont. -19
LIVE
POULTRY
WANTED
Taken every day till 3 Oelock p.m.
,Do not feed fowl same morning
viten brought in.
!Highest Cask' Prices
, --CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs •
W. O'Brien
Pi otne 94 Zurich
COAL
Spring and. Summer
DELIVERIES
, 1010
SEASON 1923
Owing to the strike of the Min=
ars now prevailing in the Pennsyl--
'vairia Anthracite; coal fields, we
are unable to guarantee delivery
or price and until conditions. be -
tome more nettled orders will be
taken a object to our• being able to
obtain supplies' and at prevailing
Price time of delivery..
total & PRODttCB MERCHANT
TERTIXS;-CAS$
*Nebo: ° Of '
free lost House 10j.
HENSALL
tf-40
FOR SALE
.A limited number of )sanalil pigs
baron type, not weaned. Aliso
Mr, John Haugh of the illi&` corn
is on the eiek list,
Mr. J. J. Merrier of Seaforth.cal-
?ed in, the village on Monday.
Mr. Q. Fritz is doing some re-
pairing to his cottages at Grand
Bend.
Mr. Sampson Colosky, of Dash-
wood vi'sit&ri in the village last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Yungblut and
family visited the former's mother,
at At burn on Sunday.. 0.
Re.. Snyder of Kitchener will
hold derriere services in the Men,
eonite church on S.unday.. •
Mr. Ezz•a Koehler is assisting Mr
H. Eckmeier for the summer in
panting and paper hanging.
Mr. Peter .1'topf, who is recech"
&chic at L. A,. Prang's auto repair
e quantity of !seed pea beans for shop is kept very: busy these days
tale. Apply to phone 8--98. Jos.'
Rau„ A.R. 2, Zurich 39-3 elr. Louis Wurm returned from
LOST
A purse containing a quantity
of morre:y, on the 14th. con, Fin-
=der kindly return to Hy. Krueger
or to Herald Office, and • receive
a reward.
FOR SALE
Fertilizer for spring use. - I
have in different places; Kippen,
Brucefield and at Zurich. Go if
Zanyone wants some call phone 88,
Zurich. J. Itey Jr. • 37 t
NOTICE.
I Ain in a position to do any
kind of paper hanging, painting,
graining and decorating. Canal -
so. !supply wall paper a ordered
from my !samples.
H. Eickmeier, Wolper Holuise,
Zurich ... • • , tf-37
EGGS FOR HATCHING
BRED -TO -LAY ROCKS
Eggs for hatching at five cen
above market price. One pen
Superior Bred pith's. •- These p'u
let shave laid continuously sine
November, eggs at 50 cents pe
dozen. Phone 85-1, E. G. Kru
ger`, R.R. 2, Zurich. tf-3
ts.
f
ztr :Zcg... H,:E•R•A>GD
The annual election of officers
of the W,C i'.U, Will be ,held, iarthe
L,idJes Ball on. Wednesday, May
gild., Alt members are expected
tri take part in'the election,
1eo. E. Sawyer °o:f Mitchell, a
Preruineet bowler, died 'soddenly
at the; home ani ,s:pril 11, at the age
0Z 60 Years, Deceased retired ira
hits usual health, bet was stricken
with heart trouble about 4a,a,nf::
end ,clued without gaining conscious
fleas. Ile hart 'been a resident of
efitchell for 50 years and for• a long
time had coadocted a bakery and
grocery ?rashness.
•least Thursday evening at the
usual band pr�aeti.ee,, klre boys all.
rrforehecl to oppbsite the Wolper'
7Tou.,, and, played a few' splendid
seleettans. Our boys are. making
splendid' progress, and Zurich wi
ha
vena hand `this summer . that we
Can -be proud. of, They have re-
ceived good financial., support, and
;•:W1 there are some in the commune
ity who have not given anything.
We all will enjoy the band this
si;r,Imer,' and; you will feel out of
place if you do not contribute some
Ihedford on (Tuesday, where ' he thing towards it. No matter how
visited, for a week, small it .maty, be„ it will be apprec-
Mrs. Ed. Beaver and children of iaa'�ed' Mune payrryents at -Hese'
Dashwood' were week -end visitors
)or
4ilery store
at the home of the formers par- MAY ROD AND GUN
tints, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gellman'. There are numerous features
Messrs. Chester and `Less Ben- combining to make the May is -
edict who have been' staying with ristie of Rod and Gun in Canada
Mr. Hy. Volland for the winter,; once of merit, and one that will gr -
left for the west on Friiday. eatly please sportsmen, all the way
Rev. S. R. KnechtQl 0f 'Ne.v from .the Atlantic to the. Pacific.
Hamburg aml Kne attended the r` this leas&; a new department,
Conference at CreditonF was a'v:is eoraises d be aneaddi o t It
iter in Zurich one day Iast week.' riz•o"`'is's td t addition to the.
Mr. Henry magazine that readers will enjoy:
y Bowald. is busily en -It is edited'by W C. Motley, the
gaged at excavating the cellar,for well known British Columbia sp-
the new residence he . is building ortsrsta;n; and it is almost certain to
at the west end of town. zneet. with instant approval, Bon -
Mrs. Nich. Kennel, who has been nycestle Dale, Robert Page Lin -
visiting for some time at Bilden; 'coin+'C..S. Landis, J. W. Winson, ,F
returned to her home near Blake X Wr'Mame and other regular eon -
on Tuesday. tributors whose work is always in.
Mrs, Johai; Deeiier and Miss Stella popular demand have spneidid con
Geiger were visitors at the. home tributions in the May issue, and
of Mrs. D. Gingerich Goshen,one there are a host of others, William
day last week. Ma;crlfllian being the • author of ai
Mr. and Jird. winmm and da eery fine story, "Woo -Na, the Polar
ughter Cathleen . of Markham; ustrrited jarti�1e on is an i"The si3anffl
were week -end visitors with Zur-winter See] 4s Ca,rnival," not to
kit relatives and. friends. -
splendid KennelD
uuteutto .i sly it d ep-
Stade & Wieido wish to announce arta: ', edited by Frank H. Wal
to the public that they have roc- lie- t .ashy other features. Rod
o eived. a carload of new St. Marys clnxl '.,t z 1.1 anada is publishedmon-
1- �cnient. tniy at Woodstock, Ont. By W.
1' Mr, 1, Cohen, who is gathering Tayllor,`, Ltd.
scrap iron, ia'nd al) ]rinds of junk! • BORN
e- ill be in Zurich on Friday of this I
7'
+i " ' Iulrzbull-At Sauble• Line, Hay ,Tp.
On April 19th to Mr. and Mrs.
Max. Turnbull, a son.
Zeftle=AfBab ylon, Line, Hay
Townships on April :t2th to ltizr.
and Mrs. Albert Zettle, a dau-
glite& • -
iv 0,1-,Vet**0 .Zurich„oz April 19".h,.
td' . 1nd Mrs. WM, Valper,
son.
FARM FOR SALE
FARM --;Fifty acres, more or les
being south part of Lot No. 1
Cod. 7, Hay. On farm is I;t stor
frame house, with kitchen and
woodshed attached • ` Graoke 'hoe
use, bank barn 30x36 on cement
wall .with g alvanized roof. Shed
pig pen;, hen house, driving she
and other outbuildings:. Their
axe a t;ariety of fruit trees on th
farm. This farm is all seeded ex
cept about two or three acres:
Farm would be 'suitable f,r a truck
farm orfor raisin celery or small
Fruits. Also good for pasture as
it is well watered.
For further particulars apply to
Chris. Schrag, Zurich, Administrat-
or Estate Menno Kipfer.
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FOR SALE
A small quantity o clean
(Hubaan) Annual White blossom
sweet clover seed for sale at 30
cents per Ds Apply to Fred. J.
llaberer, R.R.I, Zurich Phone
11-94. tf-35
FOR SALE
Eight acres of land; opposite
Zurich Fair Ground's. Suitable
for pasture or cultivation. For
particulars 'apply to Jacob Del
chert, Zurich; Ont. 4t-35,
WANTED
Dressmaking and home sewing
of all kinds. All work neatly done
and satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs
J. A.. Meyers, co, tIr Morris Weber:
Zurich.tf-36'
FOR SALE
A linfited quantity of Yellow
13lossoan Sweet Clover Seed For
Said Apply,
to E. A. Westlake,
R.K. 3, Bayfield, P. Co, Phone 5-9O,
Hensall Central. • t' tf34
In renewing a
,your •subscriptions
for your daily and weekly papers
remember. the Herald Office is
agent for most of them and in
sone cases can save you as much
,as 59 cents on a single subscripi-
ionF
NOTICE .
I have taken out License .for
Auctioneer for the County of Hur-
on, and am iri a position to con-
ec . Read, his adv. and see what
he will billy inreturn for cash.
Rey. F. B. Meyer, former pastor
of Zurich ,Evangelical chereh, •and
who attended the big conference
at, •Creditod, .last week,., called on
friends one day last week .in the
newer.
The British Chancellor of ..the
rxchegitsr has a surplus of over
half a billion doflaes itnd we
talk of our Garden of Canada, and
;till all our Governments' show a
large d.erecit each year.
Mr. Jas. Denomy of the 14th• con
has rn-+ved his household effects
t., 0 oderichi, where they will re-
si.,1? hi future, Mn. Denomy having
the county agency for the celebr-
ated Watkins supplies.
manic -
Mrs. A. G. Ehnes,. who spent the
'inter with' her son Rev. W. M
at Evanstony Ill., arrived fru
Zurich on Friday, and is making
to move into the
she recently purchasedfrom
Miss Agnes Kaercher.�
The dwelling property owned
and occupied by Mrs. Cathern
Wuin , next to the Lutheran par-
sonage, has been purchased by her
son -in• -law, Mr, John Fuss of Zur-
ich. Mrs. Wurzu will make her
tuture home with Mr. and Mrs.
Fuss.
a rexll
an auc-
tion great
& Son, as
Hess place
.something
Dramatic
entitle
Friday
s Hall, Grand
d a fine: play
store For
-Use Lillian P
and Miss Fl-
orence be-
tween
Make your flock a paying pro-
position by adding new, vigorous,
uality chicles. Royal , uality baby
hicks are from heavy laying Can-
dian 'stock, ]Locks, Reds, Wyand.-
ttes, Anconas, Leghorns. tall
t our offices or we will ship ex-
ress Prepaid to yotir station gu-
nteeing 97 per cent. safe iarn'iy-
1. Canadian Chick hatchery
incited„ Department C. N. 143 King
beet, East, Hamilton!. Ont,
Andrew .Hieke, member for S.
uroni in the. Provincial itoese and
w'h'ile, created a sensation
J.
NOTICE
VOTERS' LIST 1922
Municipality of the Township of
Ilay, �Coun•by ,of Huron.
NOTICE is hereby given. that
.I have complied with Section 1001
the Voters' List Act, and that I
have posted up at any office at.
Zurich, on the 31st day of March,
.A.D. 1923, the list of all persoi>rs
entitled to(" vote in the said munic-
'pality for members of Parliament
Ehnesand that such List remains there
quafor inspection: And. I hereby call
upon. all voters to take immediate
preparationspreceedings to have any errors, or
houseomissions corrected according to
iaw.
Saturday was againlive
day, for business in Zurich, sale, and then thebank
•rupt sale of C. Fritzwell
trill the other buss s in
the village, all having
special to offer.
The Grand Bend Club
will present their play
"Ane I intruding`!" on night
April 27th', in Brenner'
.Benet. This is indeed
and a• real treat is in all
who will see this. M ol,
lock will render solos l-
orence Turnbull some
the acts, Everybody coe
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duct sates by anotion. Give rile xi
a trial and T will assure you satis- co
faction or no charge. ti -29 1.3
James Denoniey, K. R. 2, Zurich, •m
Phone No. 10--93
ah
Sti
the Province on Wednesday „443--
1 llth, when he declared that he.
u;ld no longer ,follow Premier
rury and he ,charged ' the latter
ith having' .dickered with theLib-
al party for a' fusion-: Mr.l.[icks
eech 'sprung the gs atest 80n -
tion that has been created in the
House or the ,province in political
circies in many years. Both Prem-
ier D
w raft
.and
y Wellington 1 Helen Rayl;
leader of til'e Liberal party, 'have
denied every having 'dick'ered for
a ftcsiozati lA.s a result of the eh-
arges, the Premier has decided to
go to the people on Monday June
Lath, hag begin set tie eieetloir day;
1 DR+03OHN WARD
Will make a complete test of
.refractive eondii•ion of the eye, and
of the muscles, Spectacles sctentif-
ieally fitted, Services at reasonable
charges, 'Will ilae 842
Zinmmer's tt tel, Dashwood,
Walper, House, Zuuricli,
Dated "at Zurich March 31st, 1923.
ANDREW F. HESS, IC
Township of Hay.
1 Here and There
"drive -to
Nova Scotia • has adopted the
drive-tothe right” rule of the road,
the bill providing the change having
received the assent of the adminis-
trator sof the province.
The veer 1922 was a banner year
for Montreal in the 'number and
tonnage of shiers which came to the
port; a total of '6,983 ships of 12,-
089,699' tons arriving, as compared
with 5;541 ships of 9,735,450 tons in
1921. ,.
'=a
Canada a a
d led the
the export of raw fus�to the lUnited
States. The total fur catch for that
year was over 4,0010,000 pelts, valued
at $16,000,000. While the general
price. of furs shows a downward
trend the total ,catch shows a re-
markable increase.
pour of the •Canadian Pacific
"Empress" liners, the Britain toile
France; the Scotland and the India,
are to load grain at Quebec during
the 3923 season, and new berths
have been provided for these vessels
near the grain conveyors, at a cost
of $300,000.
When she was alighting from a
street car in Vancouver, Mrs. Rose
McLaren received injuries which pre-
vented. het from concentrating and
temporarily did away with her earn. -
hag power as a spiritualist or psychic
reader. She was awarded $1,250
against the railway, company.
The addition of the 17,000 -tont
"M'ontiauri4 r" to the Canadian Pa-
cific "Mono Class" fleet marks an
ins ori
ant le
c veto
p cn
ent+
p Not only is
she the largest •One clave -cabin ship
sailing to and'°froni Canadian ports,
but ,she is the largest hi her class on
the Atlantic. Het length is 613 feet
and breadth 68 feet. Because of her
xize she will sail to end' from Onebae.
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restful 1ftere ForaSralniancy
YeeSimile S; of
M'S CENTAUR COMPANY.
MONTREAL,P.Q.
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CAST�ffIJ
For Infants and. Childreri.
Mothers Know That
Genuine. Castors
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CAST
Exact Copy of Wrapper. THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY.
If Yor cannot afford a Ford wli
y
not buy a nice Rubber Tire Buggy
HESS soils them
REPAIRING
Painting Ford Car, One "''oat, $15.00, Two Coats._ --- $20.00
iCovering Ford Top Good Material ...
Changing Ford Curtains -to open with Doors _ $27.00
Painting . Buggy $5.00
88.00
IF
WEYOU WANT .SERVICE,° WE HAVE IT
RERUB 13E'R YOUR BUGGY
WHEELS.
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Laths Shingles
Everything in 1
Custom;,=ork curcralty
!Always in the market for saw logs
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PHONE 69 ZURICH
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LOOK
Five Good Reasons 10 t.
`'''WHY WE CAN SELL SUITS FROM
1 $10 TO $15 LESS THAN OTHERS. r"
•3• w as°
We stock our own goods.
Our Suits are made by work-
m.anship, second to none.
Have only one price for niak
ing Suits.
The very best linings lint in
all our . garments,
_ � - . - 1010 10 10 •1'
We guarantee satisfaction '� or ..�,
money refunded.
HHOFFIV1AN.
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