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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1914-11-20, Page 4THE HERALD issued every Thursday aftequoott tram the 1t1ERALD PRINTING OFFICE Victoria St. Zurich, by ANDREW F. HESS lt'sUBSCRIPTION PRICE $1,00 A YEAR 0. S. subscripton I,so strictly in advance, ADVERTISING TERMS.. Rates for display and contract advertisements will be elven on appllatlon. Transient notices such as legal, corporation, society, Mc., ro cents per line for first inserticn and 5 cents per line for each subsequent insertion: Estray advs. $r for three leseattens. Notices of entertainments, socials, etc. at which en admisaion fee is charged or a special collection is taken will be charged for at the regular advertising rates. Notices of religious or other meetings the object of which it thebenefit of the community and not for per- sonal or sectarian interest or gain, will be cheerfully inserted free. No paper discontinued until all arrearages are paid. Changes for contract advertisements must be in the office by 6 p. rn Tuesday, otherwise they will be left over until the following week. Advertisments without specific directions will be inserted untitl forbid and charged accordingly. Tran- sient advertismenrs must be paid for in advanoe. Address all communications to THE HERALD, Zurich. .Zuri3h November 20, 1914 s N 0 T E S. The Dominion Government is go- ing to issue special coins to celebrate the hundre-1 years of nonce between Canada and the United States. Ontario's fall wheat acreage has in- creased b'- over 1,000,000 acres according to official figures compiled )ly the Department of Agriculture. This is mora than double the sowing for the 1014 erop which produced 15,000,000 bushels. The post offie, department has again consented to the use of Christ - Inas seal: in aid of charitable in- stitutions lint only as stickers on the backs of letters. They mn5t not re- semble postage stamps or lar num- erals or indications of vain '. ' The revised Statutes of 0 , tario 1914 xnalee provision for holding' of mun- icipal elections on New 'Years Day, provided the municipal con •lcil passes a by-law on or before November the 15th, fixing that date. ileretofore. this has been a privilege enjoyed only by cities. The Dominion -Government is pre- -paring to putinto force the legislation of last session to prevent undue in- • creases in the cost of living, and will -make it an indictable offence punish- ablel y fine or imprisonment for. any -person to unduly enhance the price of a staple commodity. An order- in - council is being prepared to allow complaints against dealers believed to be guilty of unduly enhancing prices to be'iaid before a magistrate. Numer- ous complaints have been received from all parts of Canada.. DASHWOOD DASH WOOD The eold weather this week reminds one of the approach of Winter. Butchering seems to be in order now. Mr. J. W. Ortwein of Hensall occupied the pulpit in the Evan- gelical church on Sunday last both morning and evening in the absence of the pastor, who is visiting among friends in Listowel. Mr Wurrn and Mr Ruby of . Zurich spent Sunday with friends here. Mr John Krueger who cliecl on Tues- day of last Week was buried on Friday in the Lut'her•ian cemetery, Rev P. Graupner. officiating. The sorrowing friends have the sympathy of the community in their sad bereavement, Mr George Kellermann shipped a carload of potatoes last week. Mr Harry 'Talbot of Blake is thresh- iing beans in this community. Mrs Jno Collingwood of Port Huron. who has been visiting at her home here left Tuesday morning for Port Huron. Though it is not generally known the Dominion Parliament passed an Act last Spring prohibiting the sale of butter in packages or wrapped in parchment paper that have not the, words"Creamery" or "Dairy' printed on each 'individual package, This means that all such butter sold on the market or in stores must state plainly to which class it belongs, Butter in rolls crocks and tubs do not require branding. The Act came into foam on the lst of September. The min- imum fine is $10 and the maximum $50. 10 cents pave for the Herald to new subscribers to January 1915. CENTRAL 12d1 STRATTOR9 1. ONT. ._. Is a school with a continental reputation for high grade work and for the mews of itg graduates, a i school with superior course and Iinstructors. We give intliyidua1 11 attention hi Commercial, 'host hand and Telegraphy 17epartments Why attend elsewhere when there is room herd You may enter at any time. Write for, our large free catalogue. - D.AJcLachlan, Principal BLAKE The regular meeting of the Blake Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs H, C. Zapfe on Nov 10th Some of the members collected in the neighbourhood of Blake the sum of forty dollars in behalf of the Red Cross Society which kas been forwarded to Toronto, also the articles made by the Institute for the Society and three pair of socks donated by Mrs G. S. Howard. The next meeting will be held at the home of 1Vrs. McDonald on Tuesday December Sth, at 2,30 o'clock. All women are welcome. The Blake branch of the Womens Misssionaay Society purposes holding i be thank offering meeting on Wednes- day, 25th inst., at 2 p. m. at Blake church, when Mrs. (Rev.) Hamilton of Goderich will deliver an, address. Alai ladies are cordially invited crEDITOI, It is reported that $alnalel Birown has purchased a Beed business iriBerlin. Mr. Bradshaw of the Bank Of ;Com- merce, hats been transferred to!T4ronto Mr. Brooks of Ottawa takes hisplace here, Wm. Sambrook has purchased ° the building on main street from, James Lawson. Mr.and Mrs. Henry Finkbeiner were recently presented with a line;- rocker une;rocker by neighbors and friends; HENSALfii The ladies of Hensall are busy making clothing and collecting second- hand clothes for the Belgians. Miss Helen Swan, professional nurse, has left for Now York to enter NOTICE TO CREDITO,_ one of the large hospitals in that city. At a special meeting of the council the grant of $500 to the Patriotic Fund was passed and a by -fain' will be passed accordinstly. A. McPherson is recovering from an attack of illness. Mrs. H. Arnold attended the fun- eral of her father, Capt. Win. Robson which was held in London last Fri- day. The concerts in the opera house on Monday and Tuesday evening were well attended. DRYSDALE. Mr. Jules Chaliet, who has ,peat the past year in the Cauadaip We=t, returned on Wednesday. Mr Laporte of; Chittain, land :lr Alex Denoniie,' 'of Windsdrkoi visited relatives along the line for a feWadtl,ys last week. COUNTY NEWS Cheater Hill want suffocated while digging a trench for sewer work_.a.oew days ago at Wingham. James Petrie, living near Kippen, handed $100 to'the committee collect- ing for the Patriotic fund. The Ontario provincial Government considers following the eifample of Great Britian in shortening; the hours of the sale of liquor: During a violent windstorm a.sw days ago, the roof of a box car sta•r�i- ing' in the station yard at�'� Kipl -gin, was torn off. The car was beingl( ed with beans and the roof hit one of a team of horses standing Beside it, knocking it down and badly :injuring it. The Graham House, Clinton, was fined $100 and costs a' few mouths ago for violation of the lioenn act, and before Police Magistrate Andrews a week or so ago a siiuilar fine was imposed, with this: difference, however that this was registered agaiaritErnest Graham, the son of the propilietor. The fishermen at Bayfield h y`ye had bad. luck 'at *elitist fiehlug irounda.. The recent gales natio. lade it' nearly impossible to lift theip>stetri. lNclod Bros. recently found, 150 lbs. of good fish in the nets and one ton of bad which hacl to be thrown away. The nets were set at Kittlspoint. EXETER The curling club has been reor- ganised for the coming winter. Mrs. (Rev). Barnard, of Elimville, hasa nephew on board the Monmouth which was reported sunk in a conflict on the Pacific ocean recently. A missionary conference of Exeter district was held in James street Methodist Church last Thursday. A few days ago while Mr. F. Coates was returning from Mr. N. Stanlake's sale in Stephen just after coming into town on Iluron Street the horse began to kick and freed itself from the buggy. It ran up Carling Street and turned down to the station and up the track. It is stated that it walked across the large railway bridge that spans the river and went nearly to Hensall It was not found until the next 'evening. Ri.gIit is the timeto begin thinking of Christmas. From now to pinnas we win ,give special low Bar- gis on Pianos, Organs, Edison Phonographs, Singer Sewing Machines, Boli Art Pianos with the illimitable quick repeating action and sustaining frame. In buying a Bell - Plano' In the matter of the Estate of Mary Ann Rau, late of the Village of Zurich. in the County of Simon, Widow, deceased. Notice is hereby given that all persons having auy claims or demands against tie date Diary Ann luau, wino died on er about the twenty-MAday of October, A, D., 1914, ab the Village of,:Zwrieh in the Pro- vince of Ontario, ars required to send by post paid er deliver to the undersigned Solicitors heroin forJ' P Ran and Jos "Rau, shier names ana addsesees and full. particulars in writingof their claims and statements of ther accounts and the nature of the securities, if any, held by them. And take notice that after the Ms day of •Nov. -11114, eke said J. P. Pau and JO& Rau will preened bo distribute the assets of the said deceased among the persona en- titled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have no - ice and that the said executors will nob bo liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person of whose olailrl.they shall not then have received notice. Dated at Exeter the 9th day of . Novem- ber, A, D. 1914. DICKSON & CARLING Solicitors for the Executors, WILLSGFBT,EN ' the ladies of flillsgreef and vicin- ity are doing a great work in the in- terests of the Red Cross and Patriotic funds, Fifty-seven dollars -was "'coll- ected in the past few weeks by Misses B. Love and D. Hagen, Besides this, the following has been prepared and will be sent out shortly: Eight Suits of pajamas, eight night sbirts,six flannel shirts, twelve pair of bed socks and twenty-four pair knitted socks. The material for these was supplied by the ladies and sewn and knitted by will- ing helpers. you get a strictly high-grade piano, and you pay nothing extra for the name. The Bell stands at the top in Musical circles. We also sell cheaper `rades and other makes of pianos. You will save money buying from Ht WELL, ZURICH. I buy spot cash and give the cus- tomers the benefit of it. Your call is welcoome. A GREAT PICTURE A MILITARY ScENS UNSURPASSED IN THE HISTOEY OF CANADA. The picture entitled "Canada's Rally to the Empire," true to life, of the great flotilla of 31 ships . and 20 battleships embarking for Europe 32,000 Canadian soldiers for imperial defence was scene never to be forgott- en. The spectacle, said by those present to have been one of thrilling grandeur was photographed and a cinematograph picture produced which is unsurpassed in the history of photography. The London Illustrated News says "An Event Unparalled Since Wiliam the Conqueror." The Family Herald and Weekly Star was the only paper to have art- ists and photographers on the and is the only paper to possess snoh s. pic- ture. It hes noir been released by the Censor int enable the public to see it. Farm for Sale Lot 28. Con 7, Parr Line Hay North 50 acres, or will sell the )whole lot, For particulars apply to Duncan Taylor, Hensall P. 0. FOR SALE House For Sale.—A White Brick House erected by Sim Ireland, and at present occupied by Otto Restemayer, for particulars apply to H. Weigand Dashwood. Standing on ilia south shore, the river is seen crowded with the trans- ports and looking down the St. Law- rence towards the gulf as far as the eye can reach is seen the procession of ships undo fell steam flanked by the naval guard of British battleships. The picture is true to life and 'will be- come historic. The demand for it is enormous. It will be Canada's great xnanomto of the War and will uer10 to illustrate the tales of grandiiathera (fathers of today) to children yet tinhorn, The Family Houle and Weekly Star could demand almost any price for the original of this Cheat picture, but that is not Th. Family Herald and Weekly Star's way of doing business. Readers of the Family Herald and Weekly_Star are going to have the benefit. The picture is lei by .46 inches on heavy plate paper ready for framing. This picture famous from the day of publication will be an heirloom of which Canada will bs proud. The Fatuity Herald and Weekly Star and tits &Irish Herald for one near for $1,86. Free Ladies and Gents Watches Rugs, Bracelets and Jewelryo£ Every Description, Lace Curtains, Rugs, House Furnishind,Rifles, Movind Pic- ture Machine, Skates, PrintindP.ress- es, Fountain Pens, in fact nearly everythnid you can think of you' can set AbosluteIy Free for selling ';our Beautiful Fancy Drawn and Satin Stripped handkerchiefs at 10 cent's each. They sell rapidly 6 can gener- ally be sold in every house. Dont send us any money, but write us to send you a lot of Handkerclfiea. ,to sell, that when sold you will send us the money and the premium selected Selling 24 handkerchieff entitled you to your choice of an elegant Watch', 3 gold Laid Rings, Lace Curtains, etc. Write us to -day, we trust you and take back the goods if you cannot sell them. INOLA CO. CHICAGO, ILL LIVE FOWL WANTED I will take live fowl every Tuesday forenoon, until further notice. ligh. est marketpice will be paid, R. N. Douglas, Blake. 1,00 FOR THE HERALD TO NEW. SUBSCRIBERS ForSale or To Rent. Immediately. Lot 22 L R E Hay 117 acres also South half Lot 21 L E E Hay 75 acres the above lots will be sold or rented together or seperate to suit parties. Thomas Tiirnball. Farm for Sale I am oftering my valuable farm for sale, consisting of 75 acres choice land, properly fenced, well drained, three good wells, and all buildings are in good conditions. For full par ticulars apply to Wm, Stelck, R. R. No. 1 Dashwood, Ont. Farm For Sale 210 acres of good farming and fruit land. 2000 peach trees of which 1000 are in bearing, good, plenty of water, good building, well fenced and and partly drained. For particulars apply to Daniel Smith, R. R. No. 2 Zurich, 416. LIVE FOWL WANTED I will takelive fowl every Tuesday forenoon, until further notice, high- est market price will be paid. J A Corriveau, Drysdale Custom Sawing Wanted at Joshua Snider, Sat 'ra Line. McEwen Bros. Bayfield LEGAL CARDS,. PROUDFOOT, KILLOEAN, & PROUD FOOT, Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public &c. Office, on the Square, 2nd door from Hamilton St. Goderich, Private funds to loan at lowest rates. VP. PROUDFoOT, K. C. J. L. KILLORAN, W. PRouDYooT, Jre. BUSINESS CARDS, ANDREW F. HESS, FIRE INSURAN- se agent, representing .the London, Economical, Waterloo, Monarch, Stand- ard, Wellington and Guardian. Every thine in fire insurance, Henry Boysenberry iMl rl list Tb pi. net e, e,• ata cot o-ek eIli .0t Diol r, Licensed Auotioneer, ;`thus Huron,. Middlesex and Lamptontius Satisfaction guaranteed. +iIl r Dashwood, Ontario. gent Dates arranged at the office tent my ren :bel nde vet OBE e 8 ill MEDICAL CARDS DR. E. B. BALFOUR, graduat Western University, late the Military Hospital and Victori Hospital, London. Office in t building formerly occupied by the la Dr. McLaughlin , Dashwood. DR A. J. MacKINNON late Hou Surgeon, Erie County Hospit Buffalo N. Y. Late assistant re dent Physician, Manhattan Materni Hospital N. Y. city. Late of t House Staff, New York Palycltn Medical School and Hospital. Drl store in connection. Office, Zuric Ont. Money to Loan $1800 to loan on first mortgag Apply to Andrew F. Hess at the 'He ald Office. CONVEYANCING, Or in al n inn lel t t] is ar the rar . der ten' be The narw ect, ntf;} i•s r egin hich n oth est ner; Having purchased the conveyalnti°kD, ing from Mr. E, Zeller, I am in e position to write deeds, mors on 11 ,cuff '1 agreements, will, etc., and have theikewi properly registered. By having \'tlad c fire -proof vault in the building I ©rhe el< assure the safety of alt papers' ta'led o trusted to my care against fire. "Th Andrew F. Hess came to wee al Cu IJOB PRINTJNG x� AT Reasonable Prices AT "The Herald" Office Sale Bills, Hand Bills, Posters, Announcements, Letterheads, Account, Forms, Envelopes, Circulars, Folders, Programs, Pam- phlets, Wedd- - ing Invitations & Cards, Business Cards, Calling Cards, In fact we print everything r sually done n ajob owl''. GIVE USA TRIAL, WE IUARANTEE SATISEAIJ a ION T11115 I I.RA D, ZURICH. the wa anzpt ultit ed 1 at t} tow Som elan yal own Go bbed GIDE' Ito mal unfit ty4•l n R, il.fie irtx to ei gads : eat )f q ne p s -tit cl to,i r hu led Led. nG41y e' to y e wa pial wlx I e xl ti rat Jere sir ewln