Zurich Herald, 1928-01-12, Page 4PAW
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forready cash. Ifyou have it
you do not need to worry.'
Prepare For such occasions ley
builclinp up an iriterest-bearan
savings account in the BANK OF
MONTR AL,wl1ich protects the
savings of many thousands
of Canacliano From one end
of the Dominion to the other
BANKOF MONTREAL
Total Assets in excess of $ 83o,000,00e.
Established 1817
AUCTIO iN SALE
'OF FARM STOCK AND IMPLEM-
ENTS
On Lot 23, Hay Township
1,1 nide north of Zurich, Goshen
Line, on
30n FRIDAY, JANUARY 13th, 1928
Commencing at 1 o'clock, !sharp
The following—
HORSES-1 team. of Horses, 1
'•iver, 1 sucking colt.
CATTLE -9 cows, moetlyfresh
.lone due to calf in February, 7
Leers rising 2 yrs., 5 heifers rising
T. -yrs; 10 spring calves; "6 sxnall-
alves, 1pure-bred bull.
FIGS -27 stockers pigs weighing
-about 100. lbs; 1 sow. with Titter
-at fb•ot.
'WRNS -150 White Leghorn's,hens
eno'stly pullets. •
�MPLEIMPLEMENTS,.ETC,-1T-H ,b in-
-Mor , 6 -ft. cut; M. -H, 5 -ft.. mower;
IL -H. disc, M, -H. corn cultivattor
with puller att.; International fer-
tilizer disc drill new; 3 -drum
is1ee1 roller; 5 -section harrows;
'B -'section harrows, gasoline engine
B h. -p.;, Gray engine 4-h.p.; band
seufiler, spring tooth cultivator,
steel rake,t Ivo wagons, two hay
:raclts, 2 gravel box^s, wagon box.
and stock rack, 2 fanning mills,
12000 -lbs scales, wheelbarrow, man-
ure wagon, • ladder, logging chain,
f double plows, 2 single plows,
;pr. bob sleighs, 3 sett of team har-
ness, Chevrolet car in good runn-
ing order, about 5 ton ,of clover
:inlay, 5 storm windoows ,about
49 onion racks, 2 bushel'ssike ,clov
^er, 2 bush red clover; end num
emu's other articles.
TERMS—A11 suns of $10 and
'under cash, over that amount 10
awmths credit will be given on
ernishing approved joint notes
et% straight off for cash on credit
eiavaen r'S.
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer
F. 91-ede. Clerk
°.seer Koehler, Proprietor.
n')R SALE
Ford Motor in good running
MEETING OF ••
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The Council of the Corporation
of the County of Huron will meet
in the Council Chamber, Goderich
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of
Tuesday, the 24th day of Jan-
uary, 192S. All accounts against
the County meet be in the hands
of the Clerk not later than Mon-
day preceeding the meeting of
Council.
.:GEO. W. HOLMAN,
iCounty Clerk.
Goderich January 5th, 1928
NOTICE.
The Annual Meeting oe the
Zurich Horticultural Soc.ety will be
held In. the.
TOWN HALL, ZURICH
On Thursday Evening, January 19,
1928, At '8.00 o'clock, p..ni,
BUSINESS—Election of Officers
Receiving Financial Reports, Etc.
1927 •Members are requested tare -
new their membership fees for
1928, on or before the {Annual Me-
eting. Fees $1.00,
Peter Haberer, President.
J. E. Gascho; Secretary.,
CARD OF THANKS
The brothers and Sisters to.f_the
late George H. Blackwell wish to
thank •the friends and neighbors
for their •very great kindness in
their very sad bereaeernent,
BORN
Ducha'rnxe—At Salable Line, Hay,
Township, on January 8th, to Mr
and Mrs. Fred. Ducharre, a
!son.
Weiker--In Hay Township on
ua
Janry 6th to Mr. and Mrs ,Art
Welker, a daughter.
HILLSGREEN
The services in the church on
Sunday last were withdrawn on
;account of . thestorm. . year, will be on the forward
Otto and Herbert Stephan are Tom, 'Sinale �vi11 play defenee
laic! alp with the- measles, ;Joynts place,
Keys had taken its fight, ,he. ha'-
ing passed away -suddenly at . his
home, He had been around as
usual until evening 'when he was
taken ill and passed away on Sun -
,day morning aged 76 `years. He
wast born in Stanley Tp. about
thirteen ,year ago he retiredand
moved to Exeter.
On Monday, while Mrs. Win.
Bowden was in the act of teiading
the furnace she had the misfortune
to, slip and fall, fracturing a bone
in her wrist.
HEN.SaALL_.
Mrs. (Dr.) B, A..Campbell ,of
Toronto, visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs., Thos. Murdock.
• Mary Pybus left here ifor Wind-
sor, where elle intends remaining
with relatives• and lieerels for the
winter.
One of the largest crowds , that
that haye ever been seen here at
a holiday season, was' seen here
Monday evening sant for the train
going south.
John Cameron, who holds`La
'good position with a. =railway -Co.
at Guelph, visited w.te h„s mother
Mrs. Thos. Cameron here,
Nathan Warriner, of Pontine,
Mich.t is visiting friends in town.
Margaret Hobkirk, who has .
spent trae holidays visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wat, Hob-
kirk, returned to Detroit.
Polly Moore; who has been vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. Esther Simp-
son has retiuined to. Lo.adoe,
Margaret and Lizzie. Savin 'ars
visiting friends in London.
Mattie Eilis, who has been vis-
iting in Guelph for a few weeks
ha ,sreturned home.
The Hepeall Rangers are now
rounding up for the season'e ho-
ckey). ,There will be afew ch
anges in the team this ,year. :Wile
Joynt who played defence last
the ,eanployeer of the ,1C1n tte•
and Listowel factories fpr Cluriat-
inas 1921.
Mr. and Mrs, Lee McConeell, of
Vartra, left last weep for linnpeap-
olte, where they intend spending
a few weeks 'with their aunts, the
Misses Ea'sler,
Will McCool, who Mals been run-
ning a ijob printieg business' in,
NiSringham for the past .year,, has
made arrangements with the Ad-
Vaece,-Tineesm ;to return again to
its employ and once core twice
poor the duties of foreman:.
Tn W. O ! nl ie L ;and :still
hale and bendy,is the proud boast.
of Mr. and- Francis Tetrewu
of Qrand Bend. Mz and gra, Te=
trews who are 91 and oa yams •of
age, relapectixely,, were married on
Nay.2, 1839,, when zfeuiding in the
Village of Egypt, 60 miles east of
Montreal, by Rev, Williams a
apBtiiat npenieter. After reaiidiilg
in Quebec for eight years, ;they
moved to Huron County, the Jour-
"t'b1 tlin Jaaunl'1 a y, 12th, 190
nay b3 Arai boat, .and Xtooraestag
taking nearly a week , They rev-.
Bided on the 1308 kine, .near acral tt,
Bona for 44 years, then, uu ;.N!hett-•
ford for tour and a hall , Year‘,..
and then moved to :the Bend,
where they have resided for ,the-
past 16 years. Eleven children,
game to bless their home, eight ,ot:
whom are living,' also 44 grand,.
children and 36 great-grandchild*,
sea. • ° I ►,
916 n0oistoos ommoso sari soiloN
resident of Goderich,
David Bell, for nearly years a "
was accid- it
ently killed at Nelson, Ont., oe the
Toranto,Hamn.ton Highway, the ContinentijStocksalt
other dy when he was struck by
an auto, driven by a Brantford
man, Previous to 'going overseasrI
daring the war, the deceased eiad.
resided in Goderich, for , about
forty years, and for the past ten
*earls had been a resident r ;of
Nelson.
Fourteen young foxes in crates
in front of the C.P.R. express .of -
lice on the Goderich square the TRY IT, NONE BETTER ON THE MARKET.
other day, created a great deal .of
of interest. The animals were . , ALWAYS SOLD WITH A GUARANTEE
for the Auburn Silver Black sFex
Farms. They were shipped from
New Hamburg and were in God-
erich transferred to the C.P.R. to
Auburn.
The lecture given by Jack Miner
the • fam;oat's naturalist, of - Kings-
ville, under ' the auspices of - a
,Chuireli Society at Seaforth, the
other evening was most entertain-
ing and inspirng. Unfortunately
the roads were almost impassable
account of the heavy downpour
of rain whichprevented a good
many people from hearing L Mr. i
Miner.
The death occiired in Stanley
Townlship on January 2nd, of ;a +abSS® 0onnaroleleasnegseeaCeeaet lleSeeg,4,0 ,00000 411d,9en166
well known resident in the ,person
of Mrs. James McDiarnaid, whose
maiden name was Elizabeth Camp-
bell, was born in Halton Co.. jL e- .1.. ....y -e ieh.F,. lesereri,*,i,++.e> eelleele „•. ;>F,+++4.44,e++° +++++4+4.4.4.+, _
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i.ng a daughter of the late pun-
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can Campbell, she is . eurvived by,
ono dayghter, Mrs. D. A. ,Aiken-
head and one 'sister 'The funeral
was held Thursday last, Rev. Mr.
Brenmer, ,of ,Brucefield, officiated
A couple of weeks ago .. Alvin
,Elliott of Logan Tp., lost ,a 1,che-
que for $160. A diligent keearch
failing to recover it, lithe consult-
ed a woman residing in Blyth who
has gained quite a reputation as
a clairvoyant. She told Mr.
Elliott he lost the cheque in,.' his
barn while feeding the cattle and
would .find it in a certan en.anger
On returning to the farm; *e .iook-
ed where she had directed tend t
there found the missing cheque. +
There passed away at the .g,
home of her son, Benjamin iei:atb- ..
well, Bayfield line, Goderich Tp,. +
on Dec. 30th after an illness of
only two day's, an esteemed resi-
dent of the community, in the per- "a
son of Eliza Jane Claanabers, wi- fi
•dow'' of the late Samuel Rathweli i
'She was born in Ireland gown ,Ce.
and came with her brothers and
sisters at the age of seven ,- to
Canada and was for a long(time
a resident of the community...)..
etondition, suitable for farm Mrs. ,Clark has returned to her Orville • Twitchell has purchased
rase, only $9.00. Also trailer axels home in Detroit. the building on •the north side of
-lewd wheels, at $5,00 --Ward Fritz Edna Cochrane, nurse in train King 'st,. belonging to N, Warrener
TIROS
TIRES ' ing is St. Joseph's Hospital, Loon- and intends to .starta garage. Hei
don, visited at her home 'sere. is a good mechanic and should do
CHEAP SALE on all tines while Lorne Eller, who has ;been ap- welt,
the car roads are closed we would ending vacation at J'., Cochrane'e, ' The 'annual meeting of she ex,-
... � , the o o the has aeturned to Toronto. eeuti� of S. School 1 f t
�.Zzse all motorists. to put in their
-supply, and get ready when we The trustees of S. S, No,3,'Hay,' itcd clench was he:d the other ev-
' will again enjoy better.._ Roads, have secured Miss Godktn, of Mc- ening. The following aro' the
New 30x3; tires for $7.00, while
they last. Act quick, L, A.
Prang, Firestone and Dunlop De-
=aver:
FOUND
A Ladies l,Vfuf.f, between Zurich
wed the Branson Line. --Owner
IKllop, as teacher. officers for the year --Hy. Pfile
Keith Love, of London Un:iver-'Supt; Lloyd Passmore, 'secy;” Avis
,sity, has returned to his duties Liiaderi.telcl pianist, and Ed. Lin -
after spending his holidays at his deniie',d, leader of theorchestra.
home here. , Eobt. Higgins was in ;Godeiich
Fred Parsons, of London, :spent the past week auditing the county
the holiday .at his hon1e. books.
At the election on Monday last,
TEM Robert Higgins was elected reeve
man have same at the Herald Of- Ml's, M. E, Amy was called to of Hensall over, Owen Geiger by
tic by calling end paying r tar Brantford, owing to the death of
a majority of eleven. The came
,:this adv, a relative, which resulted frem an
explosion in a cement plant. kinds of personalities being in
John Lore was rushed :to, the troducecl. Both are old opponents
haying fought several' electionsyMr
Exeter Hospital and was opera t:- Geiger winitiiiag once by only two
edon for append lei tie The op- votes. Mr. Higgins should iriake
enration being performed by Dr. '
Graham and Dr, H, Browning. , a good. reeve, having seen years
e
.A. quiet wedding took plate at .experience as couiacallor, and lass'
the Main St. p�aa anuage; Ton rlac; also been auditor • of the County
paign was a very spirited one, all
tlorrxcE
Tho annual Meeting of the
e nbe ,.s of Zurich Agricultural
oe ety will be .iaeild in the
TOWN HALL, ZURICH
-I n Thursday,.. January 19th, .at
Two o'clock, pati,
„RT miN'ESSy-Re'ceiwinb ' Final)ci.al
,Zepeirt, 1 eetaori'of OfficereT tc:
A:: V. Hess, Secy,T,rea'71,
_ rich, /an, 10th, 1928'
31st, when Jas. H, Messer, 'o± Tor Council buoys,
onto and Alberta Frances, (Tau-
ghter o f Mr. and Mrs. , Hillary ollr COU14T' hrt7,1,4'F,
ton of Exeter.,
The New Year hacl scarceiybe- The Andew ktalcokn Purniture
on ushe.od in ere the spirit of J. Cosi ,a niy diztributetl' 250 ha :s' t^
HENSALL
C. N. R. TRAIN CONNECTIONS
MORNING
South, Kippen , ,_ 8.22 axe,
South, H nsall 8.32 atm.
South, Exeter -. _ ...8.47 mire
Stage leave Zurich '7.00. a.m.
North, Exeter ... _..... 10.0- a.m.
North, Eenssall ......... lira a.m.
North, iKippen ... -.10:35 a.m.
AFTERNOON
South, Kippen ..4.40 p.m.
South, Hensel ... 4.50p.m.
South, Exeter. . ...005• pun.
Stage leave Zurich ___3.00 p.m.
North. Exeter .. . 6.04 p.m.
North, Uensall ... .. 6.18 p.m.
- North. iKipneu .- &23 . p.an
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