Zurich Herald, 1925-11-19, Page 5Vhursday, Xovernbee leek
et/SINE:5S CARDS
DUDLEY E. 'HOLMES
5302114er, Solicitor, Notary Public
*tee, Office on Hamilton Street,
It ,ott the square, Goderich. Priv-
Atst tunas to loan at lowest rates.
viar, nohnog will be in Hensonox,
Friday or each week.
Allavfirow F. Ross, Township Clerk
itionter el marriage licenspo, t•lotary
Moans, Commissioner, Fire and Aut-;
Insurnnce, Representing]
Walla owl Erie Mortgage 'Corpora-
fllinn, The Canada Trust CO. Zurich,
1025
atilt -tea IIERALD
G. Knapp, D. D. S., L D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON ixv,
WAIN ORFICE HENSALL
OSCAR reLOPP
Itifiraduate Carey IVI, Jonee Nat-,
itlittal School of leactioneering. Tryi
NM for Registered. Live Stock •
Breeda). Terms in keeping
prevailing prices. Choice
leaves
or sale. Will sell anything
`51Reywhere,
Vhistnie 18-f33 or write, Zurich,
'lessevosserasneeturnreemesateeezmemauelemeee.euteerneurnoies
licensed AUCtiOnter
licensed Auctioneer for County'
ast Huron. In a position to con-,
aunt any auction sale, regardless
10 to size or articles to sell.
isnlicit your business, and if not
sintlaliod will make no charges for
uervices.
Arthur Weber, - Dashweed.
itgiono 1S-57
Zurich Meet
• MARKET
Fresh and Salt Nteats
Boio Sausages; etc
Highest Cash Price for 'Woe!
CASH FOR SKINS
tualgiolat '
DeicheT%
ZURICI-I LIVERY
ee. e.e..eee -.....-eteeeeeeeeeee;e:
1. am in a position to ace0one-
nala3 all requirements in the Livery
*bre, have Auto for hire. Any,
Citing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
ltEose S Zuricb
Cr. S. ATKINSON
L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
1111XETER, ONT.. Phone 34
SAYFIELD Every Wednesday
KVENINGS IN EXETER BY AP-
POINTMENT
L 1 VE
POU LT R Y
:AlWANTED
111hkee every day till 3 Oeloek p.m.
1311 not teed fowl same morning
*heti 'brought in,
Highest Cask Prices
--CARR FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
MOW IL ZuriWh
Pint! Pfut! Ut!
told Mornings
Cold Days
"A Magneto
Recharge"
A steady purr up hill
land down at Wein's
Garage •
H. S. WEIN, Prop
DASII WOO DM I'011 SERVICE
Lut,AL NEW,
Sorry to eport that 11TrsteBa1
Weido da the Sick list.
Mr. and Mrs'. R. F. Stade and
Mr. and Mrs, L. Kraft were Sun-
day visitors at Dashwood.
The big potato craze is dying
a natural death and the .sputheare
still 1.3elling around the ;$1.75 per
bag mark.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gingerich
of the. Goshen Line, south, moved
durinng shit past week into their
residence in the village recently
purchased from Mr. A. A. Weber.
M. and Mrs Jacob Zeller of,
Dashwood we rfj lo Zurich on :Fri-
day to attend the funeral of their
neice Arrna Wurue
Mr. and Mrs Harry Diehl, their
son and daughter of Detroit, were
in Zurich to attend the funeral of
Anna M. Wurm.
Mr. and 14110. Erneat Paul, ace
companied by their SOD Jack and
Mrs. Oliver Foster of Pigeon!, Mich,,
motored to Zurich to attend the
funeral of Anoa Worm, left fast
Saturday for their homes.
Mr. end Mrs, Jacob Schwarte
and son Roy', of tero,diton were in
Zurich to ei.tteafd the funeral of
Anna Warm, they were accomp-
onted bY' Mr, awl :Kra. Wm. Gallser
of the araure place.
Increase your income by inveet
ing your surplus money in Huron
Se Erie debentures on which you
will receiN 5% •interest, payable
twice a year, Any amount of $10Q
op more can be invested for 1, 2,
le,1 4 or 5 years. A. F. Hess re -
beeves application, at any time,
At a Tneetieg of the Directors
of the Zurich Agricultural Society
held last Saturday evening, the
treasurer was :Aathorized to pay
out the prize money to the sure
cesisful exhibitor's for the 1925 Fair
A resolution Was also passed where
by all those who had entered any
e
animals or poultry in the out.,
side classes at the 'Pair on Oet ;
2nd, will receive a membership , IVIRETING OF HURON
lickotgood Jor the 1926 (Pair i
conictrY COUNCIL
HYMRNIAL
A vary pretty but quiet wedding
was Solemnized at the Lutheran
parsonage, Kitchener when Rev,
John Schneider united in Marriage
Idella, eldest daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. ;John l3renner, of urich, tp
Dr. Ffarry Wahl of Eitchener.
Mr. and MrS1, Garfield Rrown
have moved into the hoese owned
by Mr. John Eckstein, and recently
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Win.
Rotha.ermel whohave moved to
St. Catharines!,
The Council 01 the Corpoeatiol
ni the County of Huron will rneed
in the Oouneil Chamber, Goderichl
at .3 o'clock in the afternoon ot
12u.esday, the est day of Deceinbeg
1925. All ,aceoun,ts against the
County must be in the handat
the Clerk not later than Monday
Oreceeding the, meeting of CO4
uncil.
GEO, W. HOLMAN,
• County Clergo
Goecrich November 12, 1925, j
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IV for Every lirick-Awake Pilan.9-77enamin. and child
11 IS UZZLE-1-1111lli A iC CASH PRIZE FOR CHRISTMASEr-
Are you wide awake to your own interests? Are you determined to get ahead in the world? If so -enter this great puzzle competition.
The Mail and Empire will give away 100 CASH PRIZES .totailig over $3,00000, o rnen, women med ebildreia who send in the hest answers to the
"C -Wore Picture Puzzle, The Mail and Empire has already paid Thousands of D.oll,,rs to successful prize winnors in recent Puzzle Games. The cash
prizes offered in connection with this new Puzzle Game will he forwardad to the lucky winners on December 23rd, and reach them before Caziscen,as.
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The picture below contains a number or objects and articles !..ttini,..11-;• with
the letter -“C". You will find all sorts of thotligs utat begin with tho 1'. i•
lIke"Cow",. "Camera", "CabLage", "Coif.", Cross", etc. See how many yne
This is not.a trick puzzle; nothing is hidden, and you don't have to turn (11,, ir
upside down or sideways. We are giving you this large picture so that all objects
and articles starting with the letter "0" will he easy for you to see.
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vi,i1,3e objects and rirtleles in the picture s1.1rt w'tii the letter '0" will 1
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YOUR ANSWER TO THE "C -WORD" PUZZLE MUST BE MAILED NOT LATER THAN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER NI] -
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YOUR GREATEST OPPORTUNITY FOR PLEAURE AND PROFIT
DURING SPARE TIME --START YOUR LIST OF "C -WORDS" TO -DAY
You may neiernin your lifetime ho given another, opportunity such as we are ofterins• you in out: Ptimde Game to
"play and learn" while earning a big cash prize. You can't help enjoying the hunt for "C-ords" in this Picture Puzzle.
All you need is an Observing eye. Let's all join in a11111 have a jolly gond time, No nater what your age, if you
like to solve puzzles, try your hand at- this one. 'It really is not a puzzle at all, for all the objects in the big Oieture have
been made perfectly plain, with no attempt to disguise or Wile them. Get a pencil and paper and see how many "C -Words"
you can find.
When you have made up your list of "0 -Words" send it in along with one, two or three yearly subscriptions to
The Mall and Empire at $5.00 Per year, which will qualify your answer foie the B'g Cash Prizes to be awarded on
Deoemlier 23rd to those sending in the 100 best answers. YOU CAN WIN A HANDSOME CASH PfdfilE .FOR XMAS.
Start your list of "0 -Words" To -day! ,
THE $8,000 PRIZE' LIST
Winning Answers will receive the One Hundred Cash
Prizes ?according to the table belawr.
retro it Prise it Pries a
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IWO filltOfflite Sabiecrip- Sublevels,- • 8eiteor4it- Subeerlp-
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Aro ittall. Sent. Ars Sent. Sent
101 ... "$29.00 $500.00 $1,004.00 $2,000.041
Mod Prise- -'25.06 400.00 800.011 1,600.00
itrill-Prize... 20.00 390.410 800.00 1,250.00
411. Prise... 18.00 A50.00 200.90 600.00
5th P,r4ze... 14:00 100.00 200.40 409.00
sat Prise- 14.00 50.00, 100.00 200.00
Ith Prize... 12.00 30.00 40.00 150.00
8th Prize... 10.00 20.06 40.00 100.00
ittit Prise.... 000 15.00 30.00 60.00
19th Prise... 8.00 *0.00 90.00 50.00
ittla to 201
.Prises, incl. 4.00 3.00 14.00 20.00
2itit. tit 50th
trims, betel 3.00 8,00 12.00 20.00
5 ane -1 30th
Pao" Ina 2.00 5.00 10.00 15.00
In the event of a tip fer any prize offered, tho fon
amount of such prize math be paid to tech Med
participant.
Substription Rattes-Payabie in Ativancts
The Mall and Empire anywhere in Canada by Mall,
$5.00 peer year. Delivered by Carrier -130y in Hamilton,
26.00 per 'ear.
retail Tenn. Puzzle AnsWers and Qualifying Sulbseriptiona to
0. A. momunolnaty,'PTIZZLItl MANAGER,
THE MAIL AND EMPIRE
Dept II • Toronto Otittada
,100 -.1 -r•!.; -,i 'CASH PRIZES... ---- 100
How Prizes Will Be Awarded
The "C -WORD" P:eture Puzzle Game is a campaign to
Increase the popularity of The Mail and Empire, it coats
nothing to take part, and you do not have to send in sub-
soription to win gt, prize. if your list of "C -Words Is awarded
First Prize by* the Judges you will win $30.00; but if you would
like to win more than $30, we are making the following special
offer whereby' you can win greater -cash prizes by seeding in
ONE, or TWO, or THREE yearly 'subscription(' t. The Mail
and Empire.,,
0141RE'S ROW nix BIG PRIZES win', RE AWARDED
$50000. instead of $30 will be awarded to the answer
•1 winning First .Prise It ONE yea,rly subscription
to The Mail etnd Empire at $6.00 by mail has boon sent in.
Second PriZe, $400.00; Third Prize, $300.00, and so forth. (See
second column of figures in prize list.)
$1000.00 Instead of $30 will be awarded to the answer
winning First Prize 11 TWO (new or renewal)
yearly subscriptions to The Mail and Empire are sent 121.
Second Prize, $800.1)0; Third Prize, $600.00, and so forth, (Sae
third column of figures in prize liat.)
$2000.00 Instead of $30 will be awarded to the answer
Winning First Prize providgil THREE (new or
renewal) yearly subscriptions to The 3.tfa.11 and Empire are sent
in. Second Prize, $1,600.00; Third Prize, $1,2150.00, and so
forth. (See fourth column of ilgtires in prize list.)
Isn't this the most remarkable and liberal offer yon have
ever had presented to you? And that's not all. We will give
&aro, Tini6lints ba ail prizes in the same '111113iTilil. 11 2our
answer is qualified by Vireele yearly ferbseriptions inC you
win fourth prize, yOns will receive $600.00, and so forth down
the prize list. 'You aro given an opportunity to participate In
100 Prizes totalling over $8,000, whore the 100th prize with
THREE subscriptions wins $15.00. s., that you would got your
Own subscription Money back, 110 >iO 910.00 you sent in for
'or two additional subscribers shouhl you only win the 100th
prize,
EASY RULES
1, Any man, woman or child who lives in Canada 'and
ls not a res.dent of Toronto, end w,108 rel In the em-
ploy of 'I' ( .1 •11! 1.2n ire, re. e . ,,nswer. •
2. rrise :mugs in furmer et. tare i'LL...Lie tittrOCS 8011 -
ducted by 'The harypire, winning $200.00 or more,
aro not eligible to participate in this Puzzle.
.1. Al. tq-s must he mailed )1'e Wednesday,
cember eth, 1925, and addressed to ‘. A. stonigomory,
Puzzle 114.4..e.iwei, The .
4, All lis15, names he written on one side
of the paper and numbered ,onseeutivoly 1, 2, 3,
etc, Write your full name ami address in the upper right
sheapnadracteeristeht,::et..11 you desire to Lite anyllang else, use a
5. Only Ruch words as appear in Webster's Dictionary
will be connted. Do not use hyphenated, compound or
obsolete words. Where the pluziki Is used the singular
cannot be counted and vice verso.
U. Words ot the same spelling can be used only ones,
frVell though need to designate different objeete or
articles. .an rodxicti or article can be named only once,
howevsr, any visible part of an abject may also be nam-
ed.
7. The answer having the largest and nearest correct
lint of names of visible objects in the gtotara that begin
with the letter ''0" wilt be awarded -First Prize, etc.
Neatswas, style to .handwriting bare .no bearing noon te-
al/ling Hes wanner".
t. Any number of people may co-operate in o.newering
the Puzzle, but only one prise wilt be aererded to any
toon:eitthwatimett, tan ; ner will poses be awarded to more than
en* Of any group where two or mere have been working
the event el tie taw any wipe *Omsk OM full
• atenesust .f seek prise win botowerer4 to esti tire !eternal -
gent
10. Subscriptions (both new and renewal), payable
in advance of 45.00 per year by mall, or $6.00 per year
delivered by carrier boy In Hamilton, will be accepted.
11. All answers will receive the 6.1U210 consideration
regardless of whether or not a subscription to The Mall
& Prnpire Is Sent tn.
12, Three prominent Toronto citizens, having Ito con-
nection With The Mail & Empire wilt be 'sleeted to act
as judges to decide the winners, and participants, by
sending in their answers, agree to atcept the deeision of
the JudItea as final and conchs:dy17.
Tlis Judges meet on December ilth, and ane
nouncement of the Prize Winners and correct list of *Dru8.
will be published us The Mall and insipire on December '
strd, ond prizes will be mailed to the „winners batons
fIhriatrnas.
'Your own subscription vrlil count, or ettbscriVa
tions to 'Start at some future date. just write on th.
order when you want tho paper sttuted, and it Wil.
start promptly on that date, You will find it Gas'
to g,t subseriptions to The Mail and Empire te
nralify your 1111:0,1or for trio Big Cash Preget. tt
Is by far the beet daily non.spaper published Iri.
onl:Irio,