Zurich Herald, 1926-11-04, Page 4ZLJE
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fternoiu `x ove 9th
Town Ball
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1926. At 2 o'clock, p, m.
-.1INDER AUSPICES *OF THE SOUTH HURON PROWIESSIVE AS-.
SOCIATION
SPEAKERS
W. E. RANEY, Toronto, Progressive Leader.
VT. A. McKENZIE, Mitchell, !Candidate, South Perth.
W. G. MEDD, Exeter, Candidate for South Huron.
C'HAIRMA.N, WJS'I. BLACK, Ex-1Vl. P. Seaforth.
::i1T1ZENS OF SOUTH .HURON AND ESPECIALLY THE LADIES
ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND.
4tO1 ERNMENT CONTROL OF LIQTJOR SALES AND
SUES WILL BE DISCUSSED.
God Save 'The =King
Mrs. C HAUGH, W. G.
G. MEDD,
Tres(.
Vice-Fre'.s,
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'C. N. R. TRAIN CONNECTIONS
MORNING
South, Kippen _-. 8.22 a.m.
South, Hensall ___ 8.32 aim.
South, Exeter .__ _ _ ...8.47 a.m.
48tage leave Zurich ... 7.00 a.m.
North, Exeter .... _ ... 10.16 a.m.
e North, Hensrail ___ -__ ... 10.30 a.m.
North, Kippen ___ .__ ...10.35 a.m,
their kindness. A very pleasant
evening w a's 'spent.
Mrs. A, Reid ,who has 's2reutL
the 'summer in Stanley., has gone
to Flint, Mich., ro spend the win
ter with her daughter,.
Mrs. Margaret Erratt of Toronto
and Mrs. E, ,-Lowden of Hamilton,
are here at present taking care of
their mother, Mrs. A. (Robinson, Sr.
who is i11.
COUNTY NEWS ,
The Mt. Carmel Dramatic Soc-
iety is announcing another .(riot of
laughter in the form (of, their three
act comedy, "A Count of No Ac?. -
count,' A play built for laugh-
ing purposes.
Nelson Hunkin, son of Thos,. Hun
kir of .Usborne, was 'seriously in-
jeerecl. Saturday •evening; when a
team and wagon in which he wars
driving home was struck by an
.:uto. He was thrown out and'suf-
fered a fractured leg and an injjur
to his shoulder. The !team• ran a-
way and the wagon( ;;a+as badly(.
smashed. One of the horses la.n-
ded in a ditch of wateron its back
and had. it notb sen rescued would
have drowned in a few minute's.
The home of Gus Bisback, ,Bay-
field Rd, was destroyed by firethe
ether 'horning, he arose tand after
lighting the, fire went lout to do
some chores at the barn, when a
bout hili through be (noticed signs
of fire and immediately ran to''see
a neighbor passing. at (the time al-
so came to assist but as water was
scarce they could not (subdue the
flamers,. Moist of the ,contents
were removed,b y. the Ih+i.ii of nei-
ghbors, but the house ,,was destroy
ed.
An early blaze (of unknown or-
igin the other morning .destroyed
theb arn of Naasau Switzer, 11,11 rat -
IA of Kirktbn> The ;large bank
barn and all its .contents are a
total loss, the damage tamouning
to around $6,000, a p iortion of
which is covered by insurance, in
the Blanchard Insurance The
fire broke out abort .four Co..'clock
i tl d f' at not -
u . ie morniwas lng, an i
AFTERNOON iced by h neighbor when he saw
the reflection,.
-__ _..4.40 p.ns. Ralph Willis, of Stephen, . re -i
__. 4.50p•.m. cently lost five head Of cattle from.
._5.05 p.m eating thorn apple's on a grass
farm in Stephen Tp. Three of
the animals. were baby ,Ireeies,the
others year olds. The animals we
re found- on diferfent (parts of the
farm and had apparently dropped
in their track's and iclied. The t
thorn apple contains a !great ma-
ny :seeds and the 'seed had become
lodged in the 'stomach causing de-
ath.. A 'stomach. of jour of thet an-
imal's was 'opened and 'apailful
of seeds removed.
• HENSALL.
D W. Foes is at present., confin-
ed to hi!3 room ,with an attack of
►pleuri'ayl,
Belle Spark's is here from Br-
antford visiting her mother and
with wh:orn Mrs. Sparks intends,
returning
Frank Roles of Toronto,. is vis-
iting friends and relative's here.
Maps, Johil Murdock iwhe severe-
ly Injured her ankle is able to be
out again.
Dail Beggs of (Toronto, for the
St ere Briggs Co,. is in town get in'
ready to take in and store onion
'sets.
Flroa, Higgins,.: who. (11a's /been
visiting in Detroit :hie:s.keturned ac-
companied by Mr, and ,1V1iS. A.J.
Sweitzer.
W:mf A: Houston, (Manager '• of
the Bank of Montreal ;hat. rented
from Mt' -•s• John Glenn, her fine
brick dwelling on the east ,'side
of Albert St. 'w .
Mrs,, 5, Smit (and family are Moe
ving into the house recently Vac-
ated by Mrs. Richardson. ishe will
go into the laundry ,'business.
The members of the new fire
brigade ate firing Yup and ,paint
ing the old fire fighting' equipm-
ent and getting ready for the ar-
ei. pal of the new' (engine,
A meeting was',hold in the town
hall, the other evening to interest
South, Kippen _..
South, Hensall ...
South, Exeter ___
*Stage leave Zurich ...3.00 p.m.
Forth. Exeter _._ _._ .-_ 6.04 p.m.
''North, Hensel! ___ __..._ 6.13 p.m.
North, Kippen ... ... 6.23 p.m,
FOR SALE
.'FOG .BERCASE BATTERIES $14.75
Allowance will be made„ for old
•`3 attery. Store your battery for
-*be winter with us. • Also chargr',
-,113npair and Rebuild Batteries,. t`Ve
%wee installed an equipment for
rnrt+llu ld ng and repairing Batteries
Louis ''rang, Zurich, Ont. .
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
*1.1.. R.iebi ri ii#'obin'.,Ion' who _has
:.pent the past five ;years on the
::'farm on Goshen 'Line; Stanley
!!left a .few day ago for Carlyle,
. '4'Sa+sl,., where he intends to reside
41or some time at least:
Mr .and Mrs, Geon. Lilley and
Mr. Calvin Dow;son of Seaforth,
pent. Sunday at lihe -home ,•of Mr.
land Mrs Geo, Dowson.
Nl'r. and Mrs, Ralph Stephenson
Farr Line ,returned iltolne last
week, after; spendhr„ four ,months
"'with their friends in the; west.They
-mute by Way .o(Ithe States and
edmai•tedr at Flint and Zarlette,Mieh,.
ants their tvay home
Mr_ and 'Mee. T. Stephen'sri1r and.
letin. Cecil Wiley of Detroit, visited
Mr, t'4'ill Red':Y, (Varna la's't week
4.ln Wednesday evening, Oct. 20;
Viae nin.embers of Goshen )Congreg-
t"iftiion'met at the home of Mr.Riche
;suit Robinson, prior to his 'clep-
snipe for the West and presented
aim with a nice Mantle clock and
'Haut address, expressing their ap-
r.Ikreeiation of hi'.s, services in Stale
lay; School and Choir and theirre-
` IVA of his leaving and wishing
*Alden and his family Gocl-l:,1p.tied in
'Altair new home: in (Ca4 1t, Sa'sk,
was here and addressed :the meet,
ing and 'show the advent tges and
profit of tobacco growing.
Fr.ends throughout Virci.en, Man
leaned with deep regret' of the -
death of Goo. Stirling Moir, who
passedaway at the family h#tire
on Sept. 23rd, aged 62 years, 'Ta
deceased. was the tales ,son of
peter 'Moir, one of the piaeeere of
Usborne 1'p,
The plowing match held ,,last
week on the farm. of Wm. Welsh,.
of the London 'Ecl, 3 miles 'south
.was wall attended a,)d a most Sue-
c ,ssful one in every ',respect, it was
held under the auspices Of. the EX-
titer District Branch. of the Ontario
Plowman's Association.
EXETER
Jo-nels .6z( May are 'enlarging
their seed store byt die addition of
several feet at the rear.
Norman McDonald of Exeter N.
was taken to Victoria ,1Tolspital,
London, where he was (operated on
for a.ppendiciti's.
The cnion crop is being mark-
eted although 'acute are ,not ready
yet, while others are holding out
for 7c..
The veteran's of Exeter and 'dis-
trict and D Company training in
Exeter, ii~ill parade to Trivitt Mem
oriel church on Sunday, ,No.). 7th,
A. full attendance of Iveteran's is
e:cpected this year.
A children's 'story telling: con-
test was• the chief ,feature of the
October meeting of the .)Voiiien's
Institute, the boys and girls of
the public 'school grades (delighted
the 'audience with their 'story,.
Dr. and Mas, Fired 1:. England,
of Loki. Angels, Cal,. who have' •
been visiting in England hastened,
their return fort %heir Golden wed
ding anniversary. They were
ina"ried in .Exceter, Oct."1tth, 1876.
A meeting in (the interest of
tobacco' grower's -or those who
would like to become tobacco gr
pavers -will be held in the . Exeter
Town hall last Thursday eye. Big
money i's promised as p •' return
forg rowing tobacco..
Mr. and Mrs. Richard: Hunter
left for Elizabeth, New Jersey, wh-
ere they will make"an extended
sisit with a daughter. _.
Dr. and Mrs ..J.. Harrison, ofr De-
troit visited relatives here. They
were accompanied hone by Mr. and
Mrs Tapp, who will y i's: t there;
AUCTION SALE
OF FARM, PARM (STOCK AN.P
IMPLEMENTS, AND HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS, In Stephen Tp,: !onLot
19, Con; 13 1.!!_, anile js,outh of Dash-
wood, on TUESDAY NOVEMBER
16th, 1926, at 11..30 !o'clock 'sharp the
following -
REAL ESTATE -100 acre's :farm
more -or leas with is brick house
and bank .barn and. tall nece'ssa&
buildings, pig 'stab!.'', hen house,
plenty of good water, well 'situated
well fenced,_ convenient •10 'school
and church. Immediate .posses-
'cion, 20 acre's • pf fall plowing done
and balance seeded down.
HORSES -1 mare 10 ,yrs,. old, 1
horse 4 yrs. -old. •
CATTLE-6`cows milking ;dug to
calf in April and May, 2 clown: and
a heifer due. to calf on December
7 yearlings, 6 spring calves, these
cattle are of the very beat and in
good condition.
HOGS -1 'sow due (n January, 2
sows /supposed to be in pig; .1
200 -lbs. pig. HENS -200 pure
bred white egLhorn hens, +2 dozzen
pure bred white Leghorn roosters
IMPLEMENTS -1 Chevrolet 0.
touring car 1920 model,;n A 1 Con-
dition, M.H, binder 6 -ft. tent, mower
wagon, gravel box, new top bug-
gy, 4 -section harrows, 'McCormick
1ertiserli drill, Deering 12 -hoe ,fer-
tilizer drill nearly new; (set double
harness, .single harness, Viking )cr'-
eam (separator 600-1b. capacity, pla-
ter, •shotg un, x -cut (saw, spring
tooth cultivator, root pulpeT, net-
tle
cattle trough, 3 grain. bags, and
saw, crow bar, bag struck, faro-.
ir.gmill,
bobsleighgs, necky.ol ens,
whippletrees, disc, forks, shovels,
logging chains, 20 loads Alfalfa hay
1600 but'hels mixed grain, a tension
ladder.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -2 iriPie
beds, springs' and mattress, cook
stove, tables, lounge, 1Sleboard,,
dressers, clock, a full !line of quilts
and bed cloths, carpets; a, cluan-
tity of fruit and sealers, milk Pails
2 barrels, phonograph, 12 'sin.gIe
coral hardwood, ready for'thesto:ve
churn, a number of ,chairs, and
numerous other article's.
TERMS -A11 sums of E$ 10 and un
der cash, over that amount 1.2
mantiva credit will be given 'on.
furnishing approved jjoint notes,
with a, discount of .3% off for cash
on credit remounts. i REAL BST
ATE -Half cash on day. 'ot 'saley
balance may be 1^14 on . 'a mort-
gage for 3, year's, 'without, interest.
Everything is going to be sold
as the proprietor is (going .to res-
tire from farming,
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
Wm Di itrich, Proprietor
John Greybeil, Clerk,
AUCTION SALE
Of Varna, Farm Stook and. Ina:ple'in-
en't's, The undersigned auctioneer
lira's received instructions to sell by
public Auutiott at Lot 21r, • Con, 2,
L R.S., 7`udkersmith Township, • i%
miles east and i miles mirth of
Kippen on WEDNESDAY, NOV-.
Jtobintson made a veay runt-, fanners in the growing of tob-i EMBER 10th(; 1028, at 12,30 p, m'.
' fe
rilile e''e,ely than( ie them, tor i meta,. ; Mr', Spener, .o1 'hathar;i.. Sharp the 1tritowin , pr'operty ' il.
1
Lot tar, L,R.S. Tuelter+smith Tp,.,
containing 100 acre's, weft drained
and e
[oreswheat; 1
23 e 0 c es �plo wed, oed bush;
bal-
ance 'seeded to grass; 'large brick
Muse and brick kitchen 'attached
furnace and 'soft '!Nater in house;
2g oocl •wells, woodshed and large
bank 'barn .with good (stabling and
litter carrier, hen house, drivnn.
shed with steel roof and ottherout
+t "0".Cdr'1.144 it 4-144,44•febilee ietee
"The New :D
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buiidings Hain ,.r d been appointed district
HORSES -2 breod mare's ri'sing 7.
and 8 yrs ;g rey Percheron :hoE
rising 4 years; bay horse riming 5
years, aged driver, aged mare, 2
•spring colts; CATTLE -Cow 5 yrs
old, due at time of 'Kale, cow 4 yrs
old due in Feby.; 'cow 3 yrs, old
with calf at foot, 3 heierfs rising 2
Yrs; 4 spring calves, all choice
Durham cattle. HOGS -York br-
ood 'sow, due Dec. 10th; _4 chunks
about 15 1b'a. Goocl Bacon Type,
FOWL -7 dozz. Plymouth Rock'
hens; 4 doz. Rock t•u'llets; 3 doe
Rock cockerel's, 9 ducks.
IMPLEMENTS -MH binder, Deer
,ng mower, Hay loader, Cpck'shutt
riding Vow, welkin.) plow, 'MH,
'1'' '
_ 'I p fit most makes of plows 3
agent for the above• celebrated. Ai
{pQQ}Y ,Car, 1 will : be pleased at any si
.Cr IWm ,N ..
To
time to give a demonstration. 4t
T, WILL ALSO GIVE EXPERT SI;:.it V1C.E OF BATTERIES e
)F ALL KINDS- -NEW BATTERIES IN STOCK. t
® A.UTOS REPAIRED OR OVERHAULED BY EXP RT Eng
4. 4. MECHANIC. SATISFACTION IS OUR MOTTO. GIVE
+ ,...
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE.
4 ,
+ 41117 1711]! R f�
Lilt it gator, M,$. drill 13 hoe; Wilk
innong •ang plow, wagon almost
new, gravel box, hay rack, sulky
rake 12 foot; manure !spreader, st-
eel tired buggy, bob sleigh, cutter
10a' al oil barrel, fanning mil, ,sca-
les 2000-1b. cap. land roler spring
seat, 3 -sec. harrows, 2 'set single
harness, set britchen harness new,
.set plow hardens, .5 horse collars,
3 bla.nket's, bee boxes and supplies.
Buffalo robe, buggy rug, 's'.,.•-ar ket
tie, sap pails -and 'spilesi Syrup l,'a-
an's, 35 bags potatoes 3 cord hard
wood, 350 bu'sh, wheat, 200 -bush bar
ley, 600 bush 'oats, 12 load timothy
hay, 4 load millett, 5' 'sling. ropes
Forks, (shovels, chain's, neckyokes
cloubletrees and 'numerous other
.articles.
TERMS -Farm -10% on day of
'aisle, $4000 may remain as mortgage
at 5r/%.., balance in 3C days, Pos-
session given. 'CHATTELS--Whe
a.t and al 1'sums of $10 and under
cash; over that amount 12 months'
credit will be, given on furnishing
approaved jjoint notes. A dis•*
count of 5 per cent. allowed for
ea'sh on credit amounts
Oscar Klopp, Auctioneer.
L. M,B;, J. Dayman, Proprietors.
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at greatly reduced prices R•
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The Fall Millinery
Trade has opened up
with .a, rulsh and the reason
is found in the 'attractive New
Sats we are !showing. •Charm-
ing in all the glory of Fall
are these lovely Hats.
Youwill find it to genuine
pleasure to select your new
hat Arone this gay assem-
blage. The new high crowns
are generously. represented,
We are entlxu's^ed over our Millin ery this
used too and pleased with the. reasonable
V. V. Siebert, Zurich
MU1711AY.:5'
s, rrtrrc:
Fall_ You will .be entb:
prices as well.
SEE OUR NEW PARLOR
IN THE GASCHO BLOCK
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ntario Election Act 1926.
And Ontario Voters' Lists Act, 1926
The Ontario Election, December let, 1926
TAKE NOTICE That the 'sittings of the Revising Officers for the purpose of hearing complaints or -
appeals with regard to the Voters' Lists to be used at the pending election of a member of tree
Legislative Assembly for each of the Electoral Districts of Huron North,. and' Huron South, will be-
held for the respective municipalities in said Districts, at the following times and places, mentione'.
in the Schedule below, with the names of the Clerk of the Revising Officer for each Municipa3ity,.
and the last date for making +complaint's or appeals to the said Clerk.
HURON NORTH
Clerk of Last Day For
Municipality Date of Sitting Place of Sitting Time of Sitting Rev'i'sing Officer Complaints.
Ashfield Tp. ... .._November 6th..._._Tp, Hall, A'shlield ... _11 a.m..-...C. E. McDonagh, Lucknow Nov;.3:
Colbbi.ne Tp. -_., _._ N ovember 4t11.._:..Tp. Hall, Carlow _.. ___10 am Mrs. L Hetherington, Goderich " 1.
Grey Tp. -_ ... ...November 15th .___Tp .Hall, Ethel ... --- 11 a.m' J. H. Fear, Ethel _-. __. " 11l
Howick Tp..:.... ...November 186..___.Tp. Halt, Gorrie __' -, 1130 aro Mrs. C. E. Walker, Corrie ___ " 1 •
Morris Tp. __1:._ .._November 15th.......Tp. Hall, Morris ... .- 2 p.m_ Alex. MacEwan, Bluevale "
Turnberry Tp. -__ ...November 16...__.Tp. Hall, Bluevale ___ 1.30 Cruickshank, Wingham 153
East Wawanosh Tp ._. Nov. 13tb-_-_.Fore'ater's Hall,'Belgrave 2p.m._Ale:. Porterfield, Belgrave �Ot
West Wawanoish Tp __. Nov. 6th Tp. Hall, W. Wawanosh 2pm De nin Phillips, Lucknow __. " S.
Goderich Town .__ Nov. 9,10, 11,13_____Court House, Goderich 10;a.m ___MineEdna Webb, Goderich " �•
Wingham Town _. __ Nov. 17th Town Hall, Wingham ___11 am......W.A. Galbraith, Winghain __. " 14
13russeils Village .., ... ---Nov. 16th....__Town, 3 pmL--...A.H, Mcdonald, Brussels ._. " 1iE.
Blyth Village ___ .__Nov. 13thCornmunity Hall, Blyth liam_____Jas. D.. Moody, Blyth __- :-. " 110
Wroxeter Village ... ... Nov. 5tkTown. Hall, Wroxeter _.1 .pm.._...Fred Davey, Wroxeter __- " '„€.;
HURON-,SOTJTH '
Hay Township -...November 11th._.;. -Tp. Hall, Zurich _. .__10 am. -.A. P. Hees, Zurich ......Nov.;
Ftullett 7.'p: ...... .:: ... Nov. 8th....._Caiim'ty hall, Londe!sboro 2 pm. J. Fingland, Londesboro ... f!
Goderich' Tp. ... ......... Nov. 5th.... .... .Holmes'Hall, liolmesvile 10am.__R G. Thompson, Clinton " le,
McKillop Tp. ... _-.Nov. lith._....Carnegie' Hall, Seaforth 230pm__John McNay, Seaforth Nog j' R-
Startle Tp. ... ... _..� ...Nov, 12th,._.. -Tp. Hall, Varna --, --. 10 am � J.E. Barnwell, Varna :.;.,-.. " 9,
Stanley___11 am.. -11 Either, Crediton ,_.... -'
... Nov. 9ti'r.-._Tp. Hall, Crediton --- •..
Stephen Tp. ... ...•
Tuckersmith Tp. ...Nov.' 12tlr.__ •_Walk's Hall, Brumfield 2.30pm_-_-D,F.MeGregor, Seatforth,Noi ... " 9'
Usborne Tp. ... ...Nov.. 10th...,. -Tip. Hall, Elimville 2.30 pm ..:.Henry Strang, Hensall ... ... " S .
Clinton !Town ... .-..Nov. bth...•,_Town Hall, Clinton 10 am.._.-.D.L.Maepherson, Clinton .., °" S ;
Seaforth Town Nov. • 4th:_....Town Hall, Seaforth _.. 1 pm -...T -A. "Wilson, Seaforth..-.. "' 1
y
Ba field Vill.
age .. _.. Nov. 12th...,_ Town Hall, Bayfield -- 12 am. --James Reid, Bayfield ,..... ... " il,
Exeter Village ... ... Nov. i0th...._�•Illage Hall, Exeter pm Jotsep'd(, Senior, Exeter z.. ,... " f:,
... 1
Hensall Village .... ... ... Nov. 4th.._. --Town Hall, Hensall _. __22 atn-.Alex. Murdoch, Hensall ,.. "b g'
K. C, Crow Attorney, 3s the Revising Officer for the Munieipeiitie!s 'off
Mr. Charle+a ,Seager, , ,
Goderich. Town, Colborne Township in North Huron, 'and the Municipalities of the Town of Clinton,,
•
Village of Bayfield and Township of Goderich in South Huron. '
The County Judge is the Revising Officer for all. other Municipaalitib. in, North and South Barone!
ed upon to examine the Voters' Lists to ashertain 'that their n a ixesi are cote.
All persons are carr p
redly entered iliherein.
bat an oxer in any of tbeuaid' municipalities who desires tier
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE t y v
complain that iiia name, :or the name of any person entitled to be entered on the said list for that
- alit has been emitted from the !Awe, or that the names of any persof& Who are riot entitled(
toV,y
to be Voters have been entered thereon, may as above. Set out 'apP1J'r complain or appeal to havehlet
name, or the 'natne of any Other. person entered on or removed from the List,
AND
FURTHER TAKE 'NOTICE that ,such appeals must bee -by settee iib Writing in the pre'se-
cribed form (in, duplicate) eigned by the eomplainaont, and given to :the Clerk bf the Revising Of.ficet ,
or left for him at his address as istatod above,
The lists of voters may be seen at the office cf, the Clerks' of the Revising Officer.
e noel ls Goderieh„ Clerk of the Eleeetion Board, forth*
Ear further Information write to A. G. Reynolds„ r
County" of Huron, •
N. LEWIS
E. It
ClhairMan of the Election Board fee the County of HUrOR,,.
Gocteri
..:+ Ire ''21 t: lieu a,l;' aetobn.ri..&.IIS;
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