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BUSINESS CARDS
Proudfoat, . Killoran & HOLMES],
,, Barrieterei, :Solicitors, Nolarlea,
fiefeli:, .Eie. Office on the Square;
Ind door from Hamilton St, God-
Bricde Private funds to loan at
lowest rates.
Nroudfoot, K.C, J. L. Killoran
D. E, Holmes..
Mr, Holmes will be in . Howell on
• Friday of each week.
Andrew I+`. Hess, Township Clerk
',Isy'
Issuer oft marriage licenses, Notary
Rnblc, Commissioner, Fire and Ant -
:4=011e Insurance, Representing
Huron and Erie Mortgage Corpora-
tion, The Canada Trutt. Co, Zurich,
Ontario.
Dr. G. L. Smith
(Toronto..) iD.D.S„ (Chicago)
1—.1DENTIST
AT WALPER HOUSE, ZURICH,
EVERY • WEDNESDAY
MAIN OFFICEHENSALL
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate . Carey M. Jones at -
Try
School of Auctioneering<
me for Registered Live Stone;
(A11 .Breeds). Terms in keeping
with prevailing prices. • Choice
farms for sale. ` Will sell anything
anywhere.
Phone 18-93 or write, Zurich.
ONO
Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
of Huron. In a position to con-
duct any auction sale, regardless
aa 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 13.
Zurich Meat
MARKET
Fresh and Salt -Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price. for WoulI•I
CASH . FOR SKINS 1t, HIDES
' zeblut
Dolchort.
/41
LIVERY
•
I am' in a position to accomo-
.ilate all requirements in the' Livery
Line, have Auto for hire. Any-
thing done in the teaming line,
GEORGE J. THIEL
Pihone 59 •Zurich,
e•. S. ATKINSOIY, 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
T1 hSDAY AND FRIDAY from
10.00 a.m. until • 5.00 p.m at they Com-
" ><nertial House. Main Office at
'Exeter,. Ont., Phone 34. '-19
L..I VI
POU LLTRY
WANTED
Taken every day till 3 ()clock p.m.
Do +slot feed fowl same morning
Whet brought in,
!Highest Cask Prices
---CASH FOR--
Cream and .Eggs
W. O'Brien
phone 94,
Zurich
COAL
SEASON ' 1923
Summer Deliveries
The Deleware $r Hudson
N
LACAWAA_ COAL '
Wehave now in !stock, car of
lt!i,gh Grade' Soft Coal.
A15o car Pea Coal, try a load of
this for banking your fires and for
general use.
Arriving 'soon, car Bullets. Get
sour order in, Cor a load of these
they wild go 'quick!. Prices for
the car only $13,50 per Ton.
«� Cell
R0 1 & PIIODt C1 MERCHANT
' hon ' Office 10w. Hgnse 10j,
' Ofii:oe&Coal Yards, `73rock Street,
' tsI EALL
, WT
PUT - YOUR:. ,,
Wants, ,For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS GO1,1711IN
MAID W.A.NT] D
A !good general to go to I3ay-
field for the 'Hummer; Small fain-
ily, good. wages. Write Mrs4 134
L, Monkhouse, 57 Alvin Ave, Tor-
onto, Ont. 51-2
D '
N T
MAW
L�
•Tarty with portable •saw mill to
baw by the thousand in Northern
Ontario, pine and spruce, . !steady.
ork, 'summer and winter, give fu�'l
particulars' in first . letter arid our
•Canadian agent will call on ,youg
Eureka :Lumber Corporation
562 Broadway., Albany, New York
Tuxedo :...Ch atterless
AL TO OIL FOR b'ORD CAES. GU
AP A .'TEjD TO STOP THE C1IAP
•
'FIRING OF BANDS. Sold By\
L . A. Prang, Zurich t-9
TENDERS; WANTED
Sealed tenders wtll.lee received
op to July 25th -for' the cleaning out
of Stanley Big. Drain.` Engineer's
Estimate $3500. By-law, piens,
6pecificatlons; profiles, etc., may be
been at Clerk's. Office. Work
to commence as soon as possible
J. E.1IARNW ELL,
Clerk of Stanley, Varna, Ont,.
FOR; SALE.
A reel good light NS, 4g for sale.
L.. 9.. PRANG, Zurich. . • 11-50
FOR SALE
For quicksale, a Waterlowsep-
ara for with cutter 36x48 int In
eaceilent condition. Fo'rinerly ow-
ned by Jas. Overholt. Must be
ul& at once—A real bargaire For
further particulars and teems ap-
ply . to J. Preeter, F. C..K'aibfleisch
R. F. Stade., Zurich,/ Ont.
STRAYED
From .my premises, 14th eon
Hay,, a large yellow dog, without
tag . Finder kindly, notify Me,
Harry Rose, Zurich, t
WANTED
General Servant for family . of.
tiio, No wahs••ig. • Good wages, ap-
ply in person or letter to ' • Mz s.
Newton Brady,, Bayfiled.
,.FOR, SALE
Londe clsaclib,:cl as follows are
offered for 'sale: ` All are situat-
ed in Hay, ''`Township. North -half
Lot 14, L.R:.E., : Con., containing -64
acres. Frame house built thereon.
1• art, north-east downer of Lot 11, L.
R..E., con, 4 acres. West quarter
lot 21, doth. 15, 21 acres. For part-
iculars apply to Canada Trust Co;.
London, Ont., or to AndrewF.Hess
Zurich, Ont. tf-50
WANTED
Good plain .cook for . general
house work; no washing or iron-
ing; wages $e5.Q0 a 'month to com-
petent persore Address P. 0.
Drawer 336, Goclerich t50
.W FAR
M FOR SALE
>Cbn)sisting , of 125 acres, being
Lot Ele8 fiat 9, le R. We Stenley
Township. f1'here' is on . the prem-
ises a fine hank barn with cement
stables, plenty of \,eater in the
stables, a good drive shed, garage,
comfortable ,frame house, with
good velar; the farm is well fenced,
and well drained, nice orchard, is
of 'a rich clay ioaat, a1 very desir-
able property and la fine home
For•further particulairs phone 13-99
Hensel'], or write Geo. Dewar,. R.
B. 3, Bayfield,
Painting 'and Paper Hanging
I An in a position.to do. any
.diad. of paper hanging; . painting
graining and, decorating.
H iekmeier,
tf-37
WANTED
. •Dressinalfing and home sewing
of all kinds. Ali work neatly done
and satisfaction guaranteed, Mrs.
J. A. Meyers, co. Mr Morris Weber
Zurich. tf-36
In, renewing your 'subscriptions
for •your daily . and weekly papers
remember the Heeald Office is
agentifor most of 'them and.in
some cases can save you as much
as 50 welts on a single subscript-
ions
NOTICE
I have taken out :License for
Auctioneer for the County of Hur-
on, and ani in a position to con-
duct sales by auction. Give me
a trial and I will assure yeti satis-
faction or no charge, if -29
James Denonfey, R. Re 2, Zurich,
.hone No. 10-43
LOCALNEWS
iMir., Coal. Thiel of Kitchener
,a few days in the village this
was
wee
l!rx; Ed. Boesenbeery cif lsayfieltl
anent a few days in the village
the, iaeek. ,
Mr. Kenneth Routledge.returned
ma visit at Leaden and other
vomits,'"
Mr, Clarence Hoffman left for
teat on Sunday, after hie week's
e:,eation at hie home here.
Don't forget the ice cream soc-
ial on ISiebert's lawn, Zurich, oe
a turday evening.
Jacob Oesch of the Goshen
nc;•tn is enjoying\a. new Ford to-.
urnig. model.
Mrs. 11. Deamzow and eon Rich-
e! ci, of .Kinder Mich., ore visiting
=.lith the former's sisir~i,•, Mrs. • S.
;lob, Babylon Line.`
31x. Talbott, of Woodstock, is
i•ci,evins Mr. E Steele, teller of the
Molsous Bank. IMr.. Steell ;is take
i;rg his vacation at St. Thoznas and
other points. •
Dr. E. Grenzebach took .at trip
to \' eIland for a few days,
Mr. and Mrs. Earnst Rader of
neer Dashwood, were Sunday vise
earl s at the hon•. of Mr. ancl Mrs:.
Lo ,ie Kraft.
Bei. J. G. Litt and Mr. A Melick
etc attending this Wednesday, the
Convention oft he Huioil !County
social' service Council .at .Exeter\
Mr, Malick is appointed as a del-
egate of the Evangelical Sabbath
School.
iiir. and Mrs. Cyrus Schoch and
Mee J. Zurbrigg of eNw 1 amb-
• •rb were • recent visitors in . this
vicinity` They also .attendedthe
I.:nendfield golden wedding at'
Hensel]. on Monday 1 stj. .
the Zurich Fall ,Fair prize list.
is in the printer's hands and wilebe
ready for distribution in a ':week
or ten days. ,A11 parties wishing
'to donate . special prizes ,should
get in touch -with the .'secretary ,A,
1' Bess, at once.
The ideal weather the past week
enabled the farmers to finish,theie
hay harvest and':aliea'y fields of
fall wheat ere cut, while others
are ready for the bindle e . The
reeson is moving rapidly along,
and soon . the fall wall be here a
gains •
{..gain, the all i a iers .of Zurich
.let warned ee. !nisi the ure of fire-
;ms in the-elege. There ,,,is a
f-r� 'incial law 1,• ohibiting it, and
a'so a Municipal la .v to this effect
Jac local co stable wrshes to warn'.
3e'rei gun ea rieri that these laws
Wil be .enfo.ce:I. more steinQertly
n Iulure.
n eclhange says.; -A sul4 kagr:
aeures 'us that lite{ sight •of at'. tuf-
fed owl near the to of a o'lherry
tree will effectually , keep orf `the
birds. Any reader who happens
to hare any such ornament ; in
tneir possession,' might try ethisemt
thus turning a purely 'oinainehtal
Lung into a useful belonging,
Mr. L suis Durand of the Sauble
Line, Stanley, :had the misfortune
ee.e. week , o loc•se his three good.
=1'ori;ing,horses through poisoning
it ib thought. However, the stom-
keels of tea animals wore sent to
Toronto for analyging. Mr.Dur+-
anti has had considerable misfor-
eines the past '.fey years, and ..a
,mall subscription is being taken
up for his .benefit, and is being esub-
uc.ribed to by his"`(niany sympath-
isers. •
Pity"ul accident ow ured to Mas
lei Francis Kipper, the e -year-old
anti of Mr. oJhn Kipper, on Monday
t'd ening when a number* of boys
were hauling, in hay on the farm of
Me John: Brenner of the village.
i'i wine way Prelims overbalanced
a•ic1. fell off the back of the load
anti .failing on his elbow and fr-
;aeturina same. It is a bad break
. 1 a bad place, and, we hope, the
little fellow in 'time- will recover,
completely,:
DASki)> p. •
.41, A, Keellerman: and fam-
ily '4' Cheiley are visiting with
role w:v. a tit town,.
Mr, and Mrs. F, Litt and family
et Si a r, villr spent last 'Fri-
day a tee home of Rey,. W`,, tJ
Ye for".
Mr, Alf kimmer of Cleveland is
erci inie a few, days with his •
parents here, •
Mr. and Mes; J, Emit and family
of .cl.ilsa Craig spent Sunday with
h1+,zi, and Mrs.- C. Stade,
Mrs, Yager and son Clarence are
vir,'ting in Kitchener this weep.
1af>:ss Mina rhlers has returned.
r ier home in Ktichenet• after vie-
atiee with friends hare.
SCHOOL REPORT
Report of Sep 5, S. No 1, Hay
1'emotion examination
Sr III to Sr IV—August Bedard
H.; Clifford, Corriveau 11; Lawrence
Corriveau II;
Sr. 1II to Jr. IV _Victoria Duch
11 nae, Fellis Donornms, 'LucienCor
riveau, Urban Denonune
Sr. II To Jr II;—Elmer Denornme
iia5 atonal Denomme; Cecil Ducahi-
me, Madeleine, Bedard, Emery De-
o :•imne,
St. I To Se II—Valerie Corriyr—
eu,H; Napoleon Ducharme
efera Bedard > H; Annabelle Deno -
:erne 11; Oscar Tomlin H.;: Leona De
nounie; Genevieve Croriveau.
those marked with (H) pa'ssed.
with honours.
Beatrice Lester, Teacher
FOR SALE
1 good General Purpose mare,
i'erilieron (3 yrs. old), suitable to
't'vrk and drive, also ope heavy
deaalt horse, Clyde, sired by Coni-
luodore (3 yrs, pasty good size and
quality, will rraek a heavy team
hoise. Both horses are sound and
i' ht, and will price them ,right for
quick sale John C. Durst. Dashwo
e i fate, 14th cons Hay Tp.
WAIN P E D _ .
Manufactured lumber and logs
in snia l :or large quantities, we
also are in the market for stand-
ine timber, girre full particulars in
the first letter as to what you have
end how niuch, and our Canadian
Agent will call on you:
Eureka Lumber Corporation
562 l;roadway, Albany, New York
.DB. JOHN WARD
Chiropractor and Optometrist of
Exeter will be at Waiper House
Zurich on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday of each week, from 10 aen.
to 4 pan. For giving Chiroprac-
tic Treatments and examining Ey c s,
8-22
—E. V.'
GRENZEBAChH
L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Graduate of Royal College of Den-
tal Surgeons and of the University
of Toronto. McCormick Block,
Opposite Jewelry Store.
ZURICH -- ONTARIO 51-23
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 100 -acres being Lot
13, conc. 12, Stanley Tp. Also 30 -
acres pt. Lot 12, con. 13, Stanley. Tp.
Thereis on the 100 -acre farm a
good stone house, bank barn 36x
56.:tiriving shed and other outsuild
ings. The farnil is in good state of
cultivation, clay loam, drained, and
well fenced, 4 acres orchard, also
5 acres of hardwood' bush, plenty of
good water. The 30 'acres are mo-
stly in pasture and make a fine
pasture farm. Everything in good
condition. For further particu•'ars
phone 15-78, Hensel., or apply
to Maggie Sparks, Bale3, • Bay-
field. bl-5
E. E. WUe.rth,
Quality
' IIERE Y'OU GET 'QUALITY} AT
THE LOWEST POSSII3LE PRICES
You C'an Buy CHEAPER Clo-
thes -and forget QUALITY
• It tszi't what you PAY but whai
you receive that count's. PAT
for quality here and you get it—
at the lowest possible price lot
which good Clothes can be made
to order.
Styles
Pick :your own to 11 you alone
Lot's of Styles --.Seal Styles—that's
tailored in to stay, not ironed it
for a day.
You Will Like Our Work
Tailor, Z:urich
Pat e
Children Cry for Fletcher's
Fletcher's Castoria is strictly a remedy for Infants and Children.
Foods are specially prepared for babies. A baby's medicine
'
is even more essential for Baby. Remedies primarily prepared
for grown-ups are •not interchangeable. It was the need of
a remedy for the common ailments of .Infants ' and Children
that brought Castoria before the public after years of research,
and no claim has been made for it that its use for over 30
years `has not proven.
What Is CASTOR
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoricp
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it• has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, a;d by regulating . the Stomach and Bowels,aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural leep.
The Children's Comfort—The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE
CASTOR IA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
n Use For Over 30 Years
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY
Yor cannot of ord a Ford why
not `buy a slice Rubber Tire Buggy
HESS sells them
REPAIRING
Painting Ford Car, One' oat, $15.00, Two Coats _. $20.00
iCoveririg Ford. Top Good Material $27.00
Changing Ford Curtains to open with Doors --...
•
Painting Buggy ............ ... $S.Op
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE RERUBI3ER YOUR BUGGY WHEELS.
F. M. Hess & Co. -Zurich
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Laths Shingles
Lumber
• Everything in
Combination storm and screen doors made to order! +
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1 Lumber and Building 1Vlater�ial
Custom Work our _.
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IA:1ways in the market for saw logs
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PHONE 69 . . ZURICH
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iLOOKMEN
Five Good Reasons
•+ WHY WE CAN SELL SUITS FROM
'l'$10 TO $15 LESS ITFfAN OTHERS.
11. We stock our own. goods.
' 2. Our Suits are made by work-
manship, second to none.
Have only eine pries for mak.-:
inb Suits.
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14. The very best linings put in
15. We guarantee eatistaetion or
Imoney refunded.
Win 101. HOFFMAN
:TAILOR AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR1
DAY AND NIGH T PHOeNE No. 86
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all our garments.
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