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BUSINESS COBS,
Froudfoot, Killoran dt HOLMES•"
Barristers, Solic torsi, Netariee,
?Well; Etc, Office op the Sangre,
Bred door a'xom Barniltdi Vit, God -
*rich Private *funds to loan at
ioweat rates,
W, Yroudfoot, K.O. ,J. 'D" Killoran
D. E, :Holmes. ,
Mr, Holmes will be in Howell on j l
Friday te
rt ay o esch week
PUT YOUR
Wants, For Sale, Lot,
, Notice, to.. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
FOR • SALE
Two good giade'tieiiet's, -vada
calf, due 311 S•epteinbsr., ,Also a
itter of sir all nine 5 weeks old.
Hr. Steinbach t15
Andrea' F. Hess, Township Clerk
saner of marriage licenses, Notary
Fabiic, Commissioner, Fire and Aut
"mobile Insurance, .Representing
Baron and Erie eilortgage derpora
tion, The Canada Trust Co.' Zurich,
Qatari°. '
Di. G
Smith.
1�•1..D.S•, •(Toronto.) iD.D,S,+('Chicago)'.
DENT.I��ar.7,
AT WALPER HOUSE, ZURICH,
EVERY WEDNESDAY
MAIN OI'1
FF — HENSA14
OSCAR KLOPF
Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat -
Ronal School of A:uctioneering.'Try
r
me for Registered Li Stock;
keeping Breed). 'serms
with prevailing prices. Choice
/arms for sale.. Will-sellanything
anywhere.' Ztir eh:
Phone 18-93 or write, .. h.
er
Licensed Auctioneer
LicensedAuctioneer for County
of ; Huron. In a position to :con -
:duct any: auction sale, regardless
'las to
size or articles to sell. I
-solicit your business, and if not
aatilsfied will naake no charges ;for
services; Arthur Weber, q' Dashwood.
'Phone 31 r 13
[Zurich Meal
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bokogna ` Sausage8,
c
Highest Cash Price for Woul 1
CASH FOR SKINS. k H1DFS
razigbllut &t
Deio]aert__
ZURICH LIVERY
I am, in a position to accouao
Rate all requirements in the Livery
. Line, have Auto for hire.- Any-
thing done in the teaming: line.
GEORGE 3, THIELr
Phone 58 Zurich,
7.
S. ATKINSON, L.D,S., D.D.S,
DENTIS,T
Graduate of the Royal College.
of Dental Surgeons ;of Oaliario and
fit the .University of Toronto.
Late District . Dental Officer, Mil-
itary Daatrict No, One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY from
19.00 a.m. until 5.00 p.m at the Com-
mercial House, Main Office . at
Exeter, Ont., -Phone 34. -19
L „* VE
,.
.POU LT Ry
WANTED
Taken every day till 3 Ocloek pen,
Do not teed fowl game morning
'When brought in,
glighest Cask Prices
FOR --
Cream and 'Eggs
W.'O'Brien
Pints • 94, Zenith
C
SEASON 1923
FOR SALE
Seine fine canary birds. Gu
arw;nteo to be god snipes. Ap
to Mea_ Henry. Brown, RE. 1,
Dashwood
COAL .FOR SALE
} jI
have orr.%ei.^ect a ourload of the
famous Alberta "coal ,and expect
same iu the near future, I,Send in
your orders at once to—Louis ,Sch-
ilbe, R.R.2, Zurich, phone_ nn,93.
CLEM%Iee; NO.i'ILE of .liIRST'
POSTING 'OF VOTERS' LISTS
VOTER'S LISTS 1nz3
MUNICWEALITY OF THE •OWN -
SHIP 'OF 'Hien'
NOTICE IS' HERhB is GIVEN that
I have complied with •sOc:tioir, 10
of the Votere' List Act, and that,'
have posted up at, my office at
Zurich, onl the 11th day of het ISeptern-
,. .
bel, 1083; the aof ail persons en-
titled to vote in the said Municip-
ality at Municipal Llections, and
that such. list rem -gone' then for in-
slection' and the last they fur ap-
peals being the 8th day of Uetober
1923.. ' Arid _I, hereby call upon'all
voters to take immediate proceed-
ings- to halve any errors, or omis-
sions corrected ac, ording to law.
Dated at Zurich this ii.th day
of September, 1923
ANDREW F.HESS,
Clerk, To'an'shfle of Hay
Zurich, Onto
Summer Deliveries
'Hudson Caa's
The De
LACAWANA COAL
We ,hayve now in Meek, car' of,
MO Grade Soft Coal.
Also car Pea Coal, try a load of
'.thus for banking your fires and for
enerral uses
Arriving soon, ear Bullets, Get
veer order in for a load ,of these
they will go giiickl. Prices for
the car only $18.50 per Tom
*O,AIT it PRODUCE MERCHANT
Phone' Office ioty+ Houele 10).'
Offtoe&Cealy�°yV�erde, Brock �rSttrg+eet,
t -L N ALL O � `M, A c
NOTICE
CIDER MILL
We will operate our cider mill
every Tuesday and; Thursday of
each week. -
MEN:NO STECXLE, Bronson
Lime;, Stinky. Phone 6-38 .115
. •;
lyf'P _]�nR.at r,,,rl k3 Ie ;5,1stt.,Ilg at Hee
ball tins'week
Miss Aden el, Wit;itz r ia spending
a few'weeks at (,:litIton
Mr yes orge PCLte 'of Howell eat -
led en the village on 1tlw,ciay
Mr Bruce Rose of the Llabyloni
was 0 :weer -eeed visitor with his
Cousin Russell a3rocierie1., near Ilea
sail
l+thio iV II, Roane'. et Kitchener' is
spc,ncline, the (! eek e ith heir lathe).
Mr C Bober
Mr' and 1d,'s HelaryLeiehert or
.New Haven, are iisiting et the
Oarchert horse
' .Jolie
\'\'e nye 1'ilt.�,9L11 to see Mr.
Hoy Jr.,' out, aleboueh on t:rutehes
after his 'four weeks.' conffriemetit,.
owing to a bre tach leg
„en -Ir and Mrs flue Wlekens of nag
ennil are s, I•u,cin.ig tilt, week at
the boaic of Ieee lattices paronts,Mr
Mr and .Mrs .John lley, Sr.
Mr and,]\ r'.1 Hudson, and family
of Seaforth -were Sunday visitors
at they home o;, Ali and Mrs A.
Idelick
Mr Jacob Haberer, who has been
he his home here for some time
returned to Termite) on Monday,
Wnore he has a positio.nr
Mr Emerson and Anther Gabel
of near Zurich, left Wednesday for
Massey, New Ontario; where then'
intend, taking; . up land, -Exeter
Times i
Mrs Alex .Molasscau of Drysdale;.
'has clisp'.'secl of t11 land being sle
Hot S; L R W. Hay Township, can
sisting of 66 arr es, , to :Mr 'I11e0 Bad-
1
a1 d, possession given this fall
' Jack and Laurie 'Bonaceia, • the
two young men fiord Detroit, who
were' injured' in the recent accident
at Grand Bend and who havelsince
b:.enin the Goderich hospital, leave
returned, to their home
Case & Sold of Heise have pun-
Chased feoni e r Patterson.' ,the
flour, f+ ed ani ,coal business, land
wish. to advice the ,e ubiic that they
solicit your,ixg business, their -au ti
elsewh+3re this
BRICE AND FIELD TILE
FOR SALE
I have m ar.3e -arrngenhents' with
Mr. Alex. o rss eau of Zurich to
nein all sizes of field tite'and brick.
`'hese ,viii, be delivered by me
`at his:.y�,aai'1 h Zurich..' For pattic-
.tila D � jther T 7L J4lr`tfannr..ahll 9lifi'l?, +:1
Mousseau or myself. -Aaron Wein,
Tel. 13, Qrediton,. ti4
NOTICE:
On and after Sept! 4th,, 1923,
\Ve will discontinue cluing credit
Business. The conditions of the
Countie compels us tomake this
change. I* indly don't ask for any
more credit after this date. Pro-
duce will be taken the 'same as,
cash.. Pay your own debt and
let the other fellow pay his, Less.
Profits, and a quick turnover will
be our motto after Sept 4th.
N. ours Truly,
T. L. WURM — ZURICH • 6-3
L ARMVM FOR SALE
Consisting of 50 acres of good.
farming .land, being Lot 5, Gon-
cession 11; Hay Township. ;There
is on the. farts a good t`eneeied
houses bank barn with -concrete st-
fine
aliles and foundation, also la f
young orchard. For further par
ticularo apply 'jtb John Becker, RI.
R. No 1, ,Dashwood, Athninistrater
of estate of Nirrn. Heckman. 14'6
,FOR SALE
l k+'or quick sale, a Waterloo sep-
arator with 'cutter 36x48 iii. In
etieeilent condition. Formerly ow
ned by Jas. Overholt: ``Must 'be
"sold. at once—A real bargaii1eFor
Wither particulars 'and terms ap-
ply to J. Preeter, F. C, 3ialbfieisch
B. F. Stadol:, .Zurich,,; Ont.
In renewing your subscription
for your daily and weekly papers
remember the Herald Office is
agent for most of them and in
some 'cases can save you as much
es 50 'cents on a single subscript-.
iofF
,NOTICE
I have taken out :License for
Auctioneer for the County of Hue -
en, and Iain in:a noeition to con�'bei.conererted tolth� lien,' loin, pull
duct sales by auction, ` .rive me . value will he 'paid for the 191i bonds
ttrxd interest ono the+ni in full to Nov,
1st, 1923. The new t;untey year
bonds can b purehneed fat 08.25
per hundred and the new five year
bendy for 594.09 Iaterest is pay-
•fiat
' o A raI 15'C
able. half y++ekihly .>M, p,
The ladies .0f ,Zurich Evangel-
ical church are rl1 ii:ng• preparat-
ions for a large fo\vl supper to.
be hold un the •chiir'cin property on
the evening of Oetche1 25th. More
particulars cavil' fcel.oW rater ,
Dr. MCClen 1 , 1 the chiroprac-
tie doctor, o.' Goet;:rich, who has
been pr;actici:,j In ..uiech for some
weeks; in the McCormick' biock,le€t
eemantly Goderich,
his pale mien- 1r> :. •t'ao'"'era til r
continue hese
Tile con . 9rt in The Town I.1all.,
Zurich; on F0.1. . iu bit ps'o'iniscs`;lu-
iia a; good; one. rhe play is 'e
comedy Irl tluee0 +acts. and will chase'
t ie blues Znd3',? -0'at .},wii smile The:
eats are Se'tpic7."!q aircC' it'
evilt tier' a wise act•t;; .;.serve your
react early
Mr' and ytrs Jus•BBedart rf ' St.
Jo!sepli returned. on Monday .from
an extended 1.iea s ini' t•lsit tcith iii
'ends ani rola. ves :it Tilbury, 011-
0,11A ;i, Winc1snr. petroit •ancl Court'
ri;.il: While sway Mr and Mrs
Bedard had for tee • first trine the
opportunity of seeing their thirty
the e e"gran cichildren
Mr. Alex Foster has disposed of
lhis"ian.d and bedding Iii Z'xrich for-
merly' knowxi. as the Massey Hams
implement .shop, and garage, to
011N:erwoods Lc1., of London,, of.
which Me Wen CYLiien is represent-
ative for these puts. Possession
riven Oct. let. This will indent
niake.a nice roomy ``lace Lor their
produce trade in tins vicinity.
A quint ',sodding; was held at
:Eketer on Wednesday last, Sept.
'2O11, when, 'Mi'ss .Luella, eldest dabs
ghter of 'Mr and 14 Mrs ,John Deeixer
south, of the Govllen Line, was
united in marriage to 1V):r Morley.
Witmer, eldest 800 of Mr and Mas
Isiah Witmer, also of the Cosine
_Lane south. The young couple
have. the boot'wishbS of a large
cireiew of friends, the Herald..joins
with con,•;`ratulatiorys
Allen, the linos -sea' -old :sen of
Mr and Mrs Jt\hn Gesell°, of the
Village had a hart ow escape of
being txijurrd on Tuesday, when lie
:Ind bevi
tr a
'ul;
knot:
C\£'I
4 'S. t ilU b
to
UVer by a clue in car, rtui by Mr
Win. O'Brien], Sei•noeg;y the lit-
tic..fellow bolted out off the side-
Alrt 19;;1,1, in font of the e se tvliv
Was running very slowly at the
tout . And as Mr O'Brien had not
time to stop, the • car passed over
the. little fellow, the wheels strad-
dling, hie body
The new, Don -union of Canada
Refunding Loan affords .a coal on-
pertunity to "nVestors. The bonds
run for a longer team than nay
other Dominion of Canada' dome-
tic', issue, :a full twenty years. Five
yoar Bonds are eiso at%a*iable,.T1U1
pt'ioe'is Ve'y favorable Victory
bonds duo November 1st, 1923, may
A Most import; nt Factor'jig Agri.
Cnit urai Work.
;"toil', of ti)e 'Pinter a (lren1 ll en -
tial , Inseal on Also of import,.
iao ;e .+..- Construction l)escr ibi,J,---,
]L'eopie on Miritlr, Live. Lip ngest.
(contriei ..d b'y O Laa•lo u(rrirt.,'nn:nt 01'
rrninitu4,. Toronto.)
'1'1)e Tv 1 rra :the usual sonrr'C of lir:=,
'toxin w supply, and a good well,
that ise e which supplies plenty oz'
Pare' f!;au' h incl whc9let;ottlr+ water the
(311 10110(1 . is ei'rtaitllr one of the
dost es/ittial and valuable assets of
1I r far ie tl o n rias it d'
• 1^la ut t o i.ou 1') I l
live• thea e, 'fol' long, to say nothing
about.- bringif up a heaithy family,
or build i rigtie an efficient dairy herd.
The wellsnxuift be there first and last
incl all the `;dile, and we Cannot con-
ceive;ot'an l itelligent man buying 'a
r'arm :wntiaoui tr good well if he in-
tended to lave on it and snake it pay
dividends. ,
:b Good Water Supply ]'s Common..
Fortunately ixi::s1 of ,.Qatario's
farmir'e *ell supplied with water,
in fact., ,t•, is e'rare thing to find- a
farm \1^tlse it could not be secured
in suffdiebt quantities by drilling to
I easona:0. e. depths. The sepplY,
will probably never cause,
rious worry, but judging by.
ies 'ari 00 analysissis of in I,
3
froze: this province
ons
tllOrelo)
u any
PCC 1
�l {{
r 11 w
s ?ezo i !'ahstilit' 1 in concluding Liget
cher e 'i S `.till n eel for. education of
the ii public in ro and to the pro-
tection slid care of the farm `well:
The fadiowing snggesiions will be
found elpful to any farmers desirous
of ma ing his Water supply s if+
ti;ains' possible underground and
surf aceiVisatemiriation.
Location of the Weil Most Important.
a trial and I will assure you satis-
faction or no'thlirge; tf-2e
James Denoneey, R. R. 2, Brio],
Phone No. 10-+•x93
�+
E"� Oetobe 1 14th... Pwcreon8 convent
Dr. �. C ® W 111; Oink* 1923 bonds stall therefor
L. D. S'+, D. D+• S. ICO:eiVo a half tlr.onthr; oilterost as
,., bovine. Mr .Andrew F, 'Bess, f efr
DENTAL SURGEON ON lr , for NV1. .:i1lheXoneie & Co., of
1 m arito, Will
gladly attend to any
r•I ,
fAh'i LEM'S BLOCK, DASHW0O:b new etibscripttoes or conversions
( wrtkr33t any Cili.at4 to yolk
40,1:t, Lim Biu
The'` first'step in the solution +,
this problem of purer water supply
is thee hoc; tion of the well. Tine
should be by all rneaes 'on' ground
higher than any source of eon arnins-
tion such as barnyard, cesspool, oz
outside privy, If there should be no
choice in lneatioa. and,this ca: not be
done'tlleil the well should be kept a
considerabledistance from such col:•
1 e r t nns, at least 3.00 feet ie
clay :: a 200 feet 01' more in send.>
sorb, end, the cribbing and top of the
well specially protected. as, detailed
later 'against the entrance of any
seepage and surface washings,
Koro to Keep tare Water Uncoil•
taroinated.
In 'the second, place the c ibbine
for •at least ten feet below the sur
face' should be made impervious t:
weterlso that arty 'contamination in
solution reaching well `'t'vbulci
have to pass. down ;titrougle this ems.
tra depth en. 'sojl. before :r;ettrn
the',;tvell, r1*h:en zrz
all problbiltty•,
astossousimulstomnv , ri, ;,
Children Cry for Fletcher'
Fletcher's Castoria is strictly a remedy for Infants and 012.1dren.
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. I#.,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 rias been shade for it that its use for over 30
years has not proven.
What is TOR Ut . a
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor 011,, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphinenor 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 sleep.
' The Children's Comfort -The Mother's Friend:
CAST REA
GENUINE
ALWAYS'
Bears the Signature of
Use For Over 30 Years
THE CENTAUR COMPANY NEW YORK CITY
lwli w; ire. takern,:,r0,. h' the: sail erre" .
„never •res,eli.-the well titaier,. %Ins"Inas'
be .done in lcaee, o1` an raid .well b;?
putting 'c wall of puddled clay ono
foot 'thick -said ten feet deep around.;
the ,,cell cribbing, and in case of a •
newly -dug well, or recribbing an old
one, by using large concrete' tile• for
the cribbing;'and setting the joints
thoroughly in rioh cement. Before
the :tile, are ;placed in the well the
outsides should he washed with pure
cement plaster in order to fill up all
Pores, and make the ;tile absolutely
impervious to soil waters. Thirdly,
the cribbing shouldbe extended at
least one foot above 'the ground
level, and the soil banked up to the
top of it, to provide good surface
drainage away • from the well.
Fourthly, the well should be provid-
ed with a strong and tight-tltting
cover made of heavy plank or con-
crete so that it will always be safe
for man and beast, and proof against
th.e e trance of dirt, small animals
like 'frogs, etc.
Using`a Second or Dry Well.
Even better still, the pump may
be placed over a shallow dry well to
one side and the top of the real well
•
made absolutely ti..eht by a concrete
cover. In this case the well should
be ventilated by putting a small iron
pipe, with the exposed end turning
downwards, through the top or cover.
Anil, flithiy, the stock should not be
allowedto tramp about close to the
well.
tiWlt has .been said refers chiefly
to deg wells, but even the drilled
or driven wells should be well drain-
ed aid protected at the top, for
otherwise contamination may `work
down along the ell casingllg
in
-reach
the w'itte r, especially if the easing is
not tightly driven into the rock.
beloil
Attention to such matters of con-
struction'and protection of the farm'
well ;as here detailed, and an occa-
sional"pumping out and cleansing of
the well with a little lime, will as-
sure ^a pure and wholesorae water
supply.—R. R. Graham, O. A. Col-
lege, Guelph. .
Peop a on `urns Live the Longest.
Life on the fart)] is the healLltiest
and ;safest, according to statistics
compiled by the United States Bu-
reau=,,of Labor showing the average
age at death in various oceupatious.•.
The farmer and farur laborer live
longer than other workers. This does
not "oeera logger," which, it will be
remembered, is the joint in the old.
joke concerning the longevity of mar-
-tied folic contrasted with bachelors
and alrintsers—it is longer, and MI5-
dal research records prove it,' Fariu-
ers litre to the averageage of 5;8,6
years, 'blacksmiths are given: three,
years' less of life; and masons and
bricklayers die at an average age of
55. The list tapers down to book-
keepers and °dice assistants who are
given an 'average life of no more than
36.5 years.
Eats in full flight In the dark
will avoid threads stretched nerals
tui
If Yor cannot afford a Ford Ivhy
not buy . a nice Rubber Tire Buggy
HESS sells them
RINCi
Painting Ford Car, One "oat, $15.00, Two Coats ... .. $20.00
iCovering Ford Top Good. Material $27.00
Changing Ford Curtains to open with Doors: _.:... $5.00
Painting,Buggy $8.00
IF ''YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE M
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Everything in,
Combination storm and screen doors made to order;
I Lumber and adding Materit 1
Caston '.10Vork curl- Freely
I s hmarket for saw logs
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+WHY WE CAN SCLL SUITS FROM
'1'$10 TO $15 LESS THAN OTHERS.
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1, We stock"our own goods.
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+1,2. Our Suits are made by work -
4+ ',+manship, second to none.
.3. Have only one price for mak...!y
+ ing quits,
+4. The very bestlining's put in
' all 'our garments,
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atisfaetion
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