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AUCTION SALES -$2 per single
,maertiore if not overfive inches in
length.
.3feetive after Jan. 1st, 1920
THE HERALD
ZURICH, ONT.
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
utter .,
eleigs 4 ..-_ ...,.
teluckens; 5 -lbs.
er'lrieken's, 4 -lbs.
'rider 4-.Ibs
;Mick, light breeds
/titans 5 -ib.
Venoms, 4 -lbs.
Wales under 4 -lbs....,._.
Aeacka
:'T`ttrkeys
`,e ... ..
Merl: apples per 'ib. ,
'etch Setts, per lb, __. lc,
'Potatoes per bag __ .. 95
"Wheat per bushel ,,. .,-. 35
learle y _. ...... 5;,
ickwheat ...665
')arts .- 40
itPlour per cwt ._. 3.00-3.75
s nnrtsp er ton.,.... ... _.; 30.00
*eau Der ton . .,_ ,_..,_ . 28,00
'Hogs ___ 441,44.00
35
.45-65
•...15
12
7
12
11
16
8
7c
STRAYED
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P om my premlges',. Parr .Line,
'' Tee; Jeanze , times .aid, a. red.
nelles7fer. 18 Menthe old. Finder lkiri-
Oily . notify Herb. Disjardine, Hen-
dill,
P.0`,r-
FOR SALE
"Torkshires for 'sale -Young sows
deed, and ready to .breed, (sired by
Pi Royal winter. Weanlings either
-niteet for present and Janulary del -
linen?. Registered pedigrees fur-
-mashed, prices reasonable. Pine
-etgrove Prince 84-87035 for ...service.
it. 'Y. MacLaren; Henesall.
+ ere and Where 1
iltenlrew, Ont Mr Ritchie, the
noz, agset of W: E:% C.i;1`rUe&!i Peal
'ic Railway, has received instruc-
'tiens from headquarters to rigidly
enf.;rce the no trespassing order on
the peeper by of th:sew epany. Tues
te particularly a
r1
in
reF
eia Ce to
peo-
ple walking down the railway (rack.
.WP'ien_ accidents lteppuii it always
es]tei1s a trouble to the company and
.fart ,iy those ~rave been con reaints
*eat school children hey° bean using
the railway as a thoroughfare,
Vancouver,_"1 hates been in the
�
ps and the Pyrenees, but I ha'ive
rover seen anything that can cont -
are with .Banff," said William Fa-
,;*rershaia, famous English actor,
,eevhert speaking at Hotel Vancouver,
tMr. Fiver, shirr :spoke of the won-
' erful •international dog races staged
rµtte the winter carnival, and said that
had on special invitation visited
lie great motion picture plant et
'dBanff.
Inveremere, B.C.-An appropria.
:Von had been passed for the building
'of a depot at Lake Windermere by
*he Canadian Pacific Railway, . t
take Windermere is the depot (tor'.
a'the whole of' the Lake Windermere
�:nittrict. It enjoys the distinction•
ing the only station on the .Lake
'hiG'rndertnere branch between Co.t
ear sed FortSteele, which has en -
yeti the benefit ofan agent sinec•.
J ecereber, 1014. A modest little
sortable depot, a box car on the
*totted, has done duty all these
bars but with the proposed open -
log of the tat feelViedermere
o
roe the thirtieth of June, it is no
''t`louht thought that it is utile the
told bee car took ae reeve.
Ol:evt,--•The Br
Ca.a'
n an Nattanal
rix' teles Branch of the Departmerito.f
the Interior is cotxmerfeiiigthe con-
istruction of it hedroAe etrrc goner.
ting
sirs.r
tin
in
Ca .car
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e :.s,
tr Lei" i
San
strife, w rt
Natio
nal Park � r
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. yl.y,y , 4 1 ly light
a x
,O•i 5510v00D
1Vllss Marie Kraft Spout 'a few
days la Zurich last week;.
Mr, Howard Schroeder, who has,
spent the past few • months out
west, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs!, Hy, Sobacle and cia-
tighter 'Pearl where Sunday' visitors
at TV m1verto'ou,
Mrs. L. Resterrieyer Sr.; ; Is 'ser-
ill,
r , �e
S 1 e' ri'1.
111'zh. and. Mrs( R. II t i a
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liottely
Sunday in Centralize.
Mee. 3'a ob kttleib is isiting
in Windsor.
•Mrs. •Derstein; has returned to
her home in Saginaw, Mich,, after
spending some time with relatives
I here,
Mrs. Geo. Merrier and Mrs. D, S,
Faust are on the sick list, we hope
for a. 'speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mee, Saron Vincent are
.visiting in Thedford,
AUCTION SALE
OF BREEDING 'BT ST I�.REED OL` "
.
I OR ATN', CATTLE, •HOGS
SETCEED
.
On FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 192
Commencing, at 1.80 o'clock p.m., on
Lot 21, 'Coag( 144, Hay Tia; 2 mile
west of Zurich, the following ;-
3 year old' bull, Red C'ollyni
-152481-, bull 14 months„ old eligibl
for Registratiou; cow White Queen
-157212- 4 year old, due in Febt.
.Oollynie Martha -154303- rising 7,
due in March; Collvnie Br•itanna
-136574- 7. yr, old, due in April;(
,Gollynie Brittania 3rd -176555- ris
Ilia; 3, due early ,in year; 2 heifer
rising 2 due in April and May,Y
cow rising . 10 dui. in Feb.; Jersey
,cow, 7 yrs~. old due in April',; cow
rising 99 ' due in April; fat heifer
2 yr. old; yearling heifer; 3 bab
.beeves. The above is 'surplu's 'st
stock and must be sold to mak
room for next cro pof calves'
Hogs, Etc. -Yorkshire hog 2 yrs
old, good bacon( type; 2 Yorkshire
sows 3 months old; 4 Yorkshire
10 weeks old; 2 stockers ab
out 80 -lbs; 1 Yorkshire sow due.
Jan. 9th, 1 dozen White Leghorn
hens, dozen mixed hens; 3 pure
bred B. R. Cockerels,
SEED GRAIN, ETC. -200 bushels
O'A:.Ct No. 72 oats;: 100 bush; O.A.
C. Nee 21 barley; ' 25 bush': white'
Blossom 'sweet clover; 25 budhbuck
wheat; a quantity of 3 -in'.. tile; 1
hanging lamp, wagon axles; a-
bout 25 load building stone on 's.
corner of farm •' being wall of a ho
u4, e. The above will all be sold
to, highest bidder as' owner is ov-
erstocked.
TERMS --$1,e and Under dash; ov-
•er, that a'inounit,.10 month's .credit
will be given • pieturpishing .a'ppro-
ved•„loint'.Aotels. 5 per cent allow -
for .cash on credit amounts'.
Oscar Klapp, Auctioneer and Pro-
prietor.
Wen.. Sc. Joh'nlston, . Clerk. ,r
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COUNTY NEWS.
Mr. and Mi's1 Joe. Brenner; Grand
Bend, who have been visiting their
daughter? hr the; west, 'have- return-
ed home.
• On :Friday lalst, John Eckert of
leecKillop appeared before Police.
Magistrate Reid in Se:ztforth ton a
charger of violating the fnland rev-
enue act, and on pleading ;guilty
was fined $'300 and costs. He wct's
also fined' $200 and costs for having
liquor in other.than a private dw-
elling. Eckert told the officers
that the mash, which • had been
made from blackstrap and potat-,
,o,ce, was for his cattle and the
Suedes, afternoon bast, A, freight.
train made up of 'two loaded ;ears
of .goal, end, fifteen ernpty' treiglit
cars' wee approaching Sea forth from
the east, and lean .areaehed the eon -
cession crosese)* two miles east
wlr'en the second coal car jumped
the track and ploughed into the
ditch, pulling the other coal ear
with it, while the einlpty freight
cars behind piled up in eveXy.dir
eetion,, many of then being ,snlash-
ed to kindling wood, while the
track wale torn !up for 1a distanee�of
about100 y
rde.
a
HENSALI,
,Aethetr Cosetver'tlz 'r.eturr� ld ret.'
ently from the west where I e Sp-
ent
ent the 'etien ler and fall month
on the horneetead fame-..
Me. and 1Vlrse, Milton Ortwein of
:Condon spent the week -end hero
with; parents'.
ATr, and Mr•d, Alex, Forrest and
dati',ltter motored to Heksall from
Moose Jaw, Sesk., during the
past week.
Almond McEwen has opened up
�,-
;t Workshop above T.Ci, Jay nt�s
•store ID the rooms formerly occup-
iewd by Dr. Duffin.
CREDITON Last Thursday afternoon, Mrs.
McGuire of Brussels, County Pres
ident, of the W1.C.TLU., addressed
a meeting at elle 'home of Mrs. Cf
A. Mc'Donlell of the : village, she
gave a most interesting report of
+he war]; during the'paiet year, and
the prospects of the corning year
On Friday last there was a
piee;en: shooting contest held here
on. the park grounds, which was
f e+" v v 1111 attended, many coming
fron quite a distance toi take part
in the' contest. De. Bice of Lon -
den, 'secure -el the highest score, 28
bird's, Mr. Kerr of'tOrediton and Mr
Robte Ball of Hensel'. coming sec-
ond with 28 birds.
The annual (shoot under the aus-
pices, of the 'Herrman Gun Club, of
whish J. Passmore was manager,
was held on Friday last and wa+s
a big success. The weather was
line and esom'r good 'scores were
Wade. The shoot proved of Int-
-fleet t to neatly spectators. Pei -
lowing the three main event 12 sho-
ot. ra wen enitcr•ed in a anise and
out event, P. Tielman winning in
HAY COUNCIL. • the 'ere stet «n•r-d.
•Orli Wednesday last.. a pleasant
The final ;session of the Council event circlet •d Al: the Methodist Par'
of the Township of Hay for year sonage, when Miss Lauri Johnston,
1923, was held he e' ie Town 1lalle„ daughter of Me. and Mrs; J. WI,
Zurich, o.n! Saturday, 15th(. ' <•A,.11 Joh:n!son, Hay 'err:, was united in
the mernbezis were present. The nrarrisg to t'trt Gee. •Ingram.The
minutes of the previous , : sting rernmonv wa' iterforrned by Rey.
were adopted ate r e(;id. 3. •Sin^lair, e-''1 the happy couple
Mr. E. G. Kruegler, was appoin- took the evening train for London
ted School Attendance. Officer for tele tinier points, followed by the
the Western Divi'sio'n of Hay Toe. e wishes of a host of friends!
ship and Mrse. BF €, Edward's ::or On Saturday morning Last the
the Eastern Division. • ' r ema`ins •of Mrs. H.. GeiS'rge Hunt,nee
A large number of ai counts wee Miss Isabelle Melee, ot C;alt,wpre
re passed which will appear he brought to `rr • of to of hOl' ntrrth'ei
the 'Trea'surer's. Financ';rl Report inelaw, Myst E T{izra't;' of this will' e
which is about tor be printed: and on (the afternooin of thfat day
The Council adjourned to meet
!Creditor, on Mondale Doe, :3, 1023
at 1 pan. All members were prep,
eat. The minute's of the'previeete
- Wresting' were read and adopted,
s By-law No. 312 to appoint Dep-
uty-Rewtnrning Officers and poll
clerks+ and select polling booth's for
Municipal Elections to be held on
,Tan, 7th, having been read three
tenet be passed and 'signed byr the
Reeve and Clerk and the seal of,
the !Corporation attached thereto.;
The following orders! were pi's-
'sed ;=
Lens Winne, rebate ton tax P1.91e,
J. Rollings, gravel S33 42.75; ditto''
'gravel 101.25; A. `Palmer, grading
2.25; W,B. Geiser, grading 1.50; J.
J. Williaiixer, c'jothing for Alma Wil-
liams, 19.44; Wr. Presecator, gravel
-18.20; Noble rn!. Scott, Co3.08; Hs%
J, "Kuhn, tile for Shipka Drain 148.60
Hy. •Clark gravel 43.50; ditto cont.
131k. 9, Rte.4 21.35; Ross & Taylor
Co. 'stakes for Shipka Drain 5.50;
S. Lamport, drei Blk 21, Rd 15 4.25;
F. McKeever gravel 13!ditto
15;
rep. eery. SB 8.00; 3'. Zilee gravel
174.25; 1, Be!aterd and others grad
ing and ditching 110.04.;• W(: Ganser
grading Blk 3, Rd 4 10.25; 1' O'-
Rourke grading SB 11.75; Mansel
i Hodginai drawing tile 3.00; We
Winer, Rep. bridge 2.00; F. Adams
gravel cont. 56.50; P. Di�sjardin
Detre. J. Mellott ;an,d son of Lone
don, are t'risitialg Mr. ;and Mrs'. Ed,
Palmer at the hotel.
Messrs.: Harold Gower:, and Em-
erson Rolesyler have' zieturned from
the west, where they woe1ked in the
harvest,
Air. a'n'Id• Meed, WM. Watson aid.
fancily have moved to Thedford
where Mr. Wat'son has purchased
a tile yard;
Chas Zwicker was in( Toronto
on a business 'trip!.
Dlr. and Mrs. ;`W( Nc Smith are
being visited by friends Tom Mich-
igan'.
ich
gc
i Rn'..'
Mr. and Mie. Henry Pfaff have
moved Into the village;
G. W'. Zweitzer left for New York
last week. -.:
W. H. Geiser, who spent the paist
two weeks 'with Mr. and. Mrs, Ed
Wurni • at Markham, has( returned
home.
EXETER
`Drs Pharr, medical health inspec-
tor and supervisor, of the 'school
nurses of .Ontario, gave a lecture In
the town Hall, on Thurs:la.y even-
ing last•
ing last. (t en':
The ,death took niaree ie Lander)
of D. Langford, father fat Mr si.'Ro-
ulerton, on Sunday Doe 9', ' The
late Me. ,Langford has ;resided it.
London the palet four years Ih-,
torment took place to Mil vente ,
Me. and YEW In J, Willett ant'.
ounce the engagement of 4their tla.--'
, tghter, Olive So'phiaj, to Leonard
E. Knightly; of London, the mar-
riage to ;take pltiee this mantle,
Mrs. F M. Holod, of Ilkley,York„
shire, Engle a re]Iative of ' Rev. A.
Trirnper, and who. blas be'ee on :in
extended tour 'through Japan and
china, arrived in Exetee ani is
visiting at the rectory.
Major W., :Ja Zeeman was in On
inton last .Wednesday attending 'a
banquet in celebration tee the organ
Izatinn of the 161st battalion wile:
ich took place on Deet 6th, 1911.,
The banquet took place en the 01
into' club, and some twenty offic-
ere were present. col. McVicar of
Sarnia was a guest.
The death occulted on Dec. 5th,
at her ho! it in Exeter, of Mrs, Mon-
teith, widow or the late ;Tallies Mon
teith, at ;the rage of 77 years!, 9
months and 20 days.; Old +age was`
the cause of death. e The husband
died several years'o.' Mrs. Mon-
eith resided for 'many years on the.
Thames Rd., Usborniee, where she
\ highly respected, A few ye-'
ars'ago ellemoved to Exeter. They
liad nor
eh' itre n but
an` �rdp o ted
auglrter; ivlrx. I?. Gardzn£ir. ( ;
liquor for -his children, and in court
lie said it was vinegar he was mak
ing, but was unable rto explain whys t
vinCl a.x !should be 60 per cent ep-
bets• as 'shown by• the an;rlysis,
One of the worst freight wrecks
ihsit has •occuaed on the Goderich
line Isomsi, for tsoyears!, happened sled o
,
on d
1
Your Christmas Suit
Will look better
Will fit better
Will feel better
Will wear better
If you get it at Wuerth's. ' We are very
with
Christmas orders of course, but not too
busy to show" you our swell S i
�ix tings and Over-
coatings,
)v'er
coatin . s. and take YOUR orderChrist-
mas
dor. a Chlrist
mas outfit. .
IF YOU 04.1 COME HERE TOMORROW, DO SO, AND MAIZE
A SELECTION EARLY, IP YOU .CAN'T COME ,TO-MOR:RO W
COME AS ,,.. a
SOON AS YOU U CAN, AND WE WILL :DO OUR BEST TO
GET YOUR . SIUIT OR :.COAT READY PO'I% CHRISTMAS.
WE ALSO DO DRY CLb ANING, PRESSING. AND D
�R]aPAIRINC4,
YOU WILL LIKE OUR WORK
E. . Wuerfh, TaiIor Zurich
were interred in Rendall Union cem'
etery, where t'in re!tnain:sf
late husereve � ere Bunt
Sfax, N. ,Se were Jaid, + REPAIRED, ETC., ET(;'
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Thursday, 'December 20th; 1925
coniine Rd. v MO; D. fensaae rte
grader 0.45; Geo. xiepletiera• 'rep
tellv'ert,'ltd. 17 8,25; 1R:.. Sl irmer r-
rer .2..0;
a'1 uA. McLellan, culvert SR
3,00; J. G. •Young* acct 4,45; H. Oar.
ruthlers, gravel 2.00; .A:, Sharrow
gravel' 27.75; Ie Quettin �r�, Saler
g y.
as caretaker - 31,00; J. Campbell,
Gravel 2.45; Geos. Hepburn gr4vei
3,20; 0, Dineen mini 17,45; J.alsl,
Zi!e'i;'gravel 2,00; A,. Weber gravel
10.70; G. Turnbull "grave 11,80;,
Rowland Bros. gra^'e1 n.00; T. Dee
itrieh gravel 8.00; V. "Station, rep
rd. 9 400; E. Gill l rept rd. 01 12,00,
Dunafard 'Bros. gravel 11.10; Wml'.
Vincent, gravel .55; G. A, McCube
bin, eacp re Shipka ldratn,a35.00; C.
A. McCub'bin service in -,Eccleston
park 35.00; ditto plane re Scott's
bridge 20.00; G. 1VIcCubbin, Love
ward 39,00; Hydro Electric Comm.:
acct. 11.39; Centralia co-operative
cement 9,10; J, F. Smith lumber for
Town Hall 5,05; M. Finkbeiner re(
Town Hall ,§.75; T. Pallier, eriror on
taxes 7.50; D. MCTsaae, tile acct >t>
Shiplra drain; Sweitzer & G'aiser,pt';
contract Shipka drain 600.00; " Hy;.
Yearley rep, bridge rdE 6, 3.50;;We
Haist tile 40.65. 1
tThew council adjourned to meet
(again in the Town Hall, Creditonk
on Saturday, Dec. 15 at 1 pence
Henry nry Silber, Clark. ; - •
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Mite ,. • •
epaurmg
We have made arrangements with
the Ford Motor Co. as well as with t
Cook Bros. ff ensall, to handle
Genuine Ford Parts
and always keep a good ,sup-plyon
hand.
s: y
Also re ���r anymake®f orr'
M. P .4..
Peter i; Groff, mechanic
tie
,iof Hal-
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lal 1 AGENCY FOR ALL FARM IMPLEMENTS, PUMPS SOLD AND. `l,`
•
STEP! -W" COUNCIL a Z ``
6h Ont.
The ceseacil of the 'Townshi of ° 4.0°4• 4.4 4• r4.4.4eee ti e• sari 3 eeees 4••t e .-. ..x,.=,
p r¢4+0S4�0y ;�•E•> . 4.4'0 4 . ~ 4'• +4-^:-++*
Prince of Wales a Canadian Rancher
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�.� : r swi•. •:^. ;y:'�:••.... gip`"' ;'o:;
hie, photogrcinh of the Prince was token on Ills first •vlMIt to the Dominion. 'fro the left is nicer.u pictures'
Dt his ,ranch,"'nnd above 'it IS on interior view of one of the suites aboard the IrillillMke014 of errnnee, bottom right.
IJIS Royal Highness the Prince of Walesnivill for a
month or so become a simple Canadian rancher.
That: he will travel incognito on his conning to Canada
does not mean that he will travel in disguise but that he
will not take part in official functions or make official
Visits, and when approached with regard to his stay in
the Canadian Dominion he has always stated that his
tante iwi11 be fully taken up by the affairs of the E. P.
ranch,
The Prince of Wales exhibits a deep and marked
interest in the ranch he purchased hear Calgary on •his
mer iorable tour of the Dominion; and his desire to visit
it is but a fresh indication of the importance he attaches
to it and the work it is doing, Immediately after pur-
chasing the ranch, and before returning to England, the
Prince made arrangements for the shipment of some of
the best stock hi the British Isles to the Canadian West.
Thoroughbred horses came from the Royal stud, shore -
lions from the King's farm, shropshire sheep from the
Duke' ofgrWestminster s estate, and hardy Dartmoor
potties from the Devon rnoors. The latest importation
consisted . f a thoroughbred stallion and four :mares
the fittest
"Will nest obtainable ,s
in the
British
Isles.
Wa11 0
S mars
which heads the stud at the E. P, ranch is a handsome
live year old which at three years was the winner of
beveral :Bnglish elassicit.
Thus the Prince has demonstrated that his purchase
of the ranch was not a matter of sentiment or com-
mercial profit, but a genuine desire to foster the breeding
of better livestaek in the West. .His; efforts have beef)
eminently successful. At all provincial exhibitions the
animals from the Nigh river ranch are attractive features;
and last Fall, shorthorn cattle, constituting the first
commercial sales the ranch has effected, commanded' top
prices,
Cattle from the E. le exhibited at the stock show' '
at the Calgary Stamp de' were heavy Mize winners, anis
sheepand horses frogs the same ranch created an un-
paralled standard.
The Royal rancher has p anned t arrive at u"
on September 12th on• 0. i O ship
re the �anadtait )�acrfie steamship
,..
Emess of France", The 'alatia '
palatial Truer, 13,000ttons,.
which was the (tag ship of the 10th Cruiser Squadron oil
Northern patrol duty during the War is the most ups
to -date vessel of its type and Is -most suited. to the ac-
commodation of its distinguished passenger.' °Recone.
ditioned after the war, this ship is one of the most
magnificent yet comfortable vessels in trans-Atlantic
service.
It holds the record
for ale Its
largem w
and Co
fortable tulles and cabins, spacious promenade docks;,.
numerous and excellently appointed public rooms and,.
service facilitiesmatte the Empress one of the moat:,
popular ships in the Canadian Pacific fleet. 1I►
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