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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1920-01-22, Page 4THE HERALD Issued Wednesday afternocei trona the THE HERALD PRINTING OFFICE iliternas of subecriptien ;1.25 per year $D advalnee ; $2.00 may be changed if not ao paid, U. S. atubecrioti- Oral $1,75 strictly Sp advance. Na paper discontinued until all ar- rears ere paid unless at the option of the publisher. Tee date to which every subscription is paid it denoted on the label. ADVERTISIN l RATES Effective after Jan. lst. 1421 Display Advertising -Made known Wu application. Stray Animals—One insertion 50c tthreo insertions $L00. Faris or Real Estate for sale Stic. each insertion for one month of four insertions, 25c. for each eub®eque.nt insertion. %discelleneous articles of not snore then five lines, For Sale, To Rent, or Wanted, Lost, Found, ete., each insertion 25e. Local Reading notices, etc., 10c. per line per insertion. No notice lees than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c. Legal advertising 1Oc. and 5c. a fie. Auction Sales, $1 for one inser- tion and $1.50 for two insertions it moderate size. Professional Cards not exceeding t inch, $6 per year. Address MI communications to THE HERALD .1114.114141,41111414.4141. ZURICH. ONTARIO. it pay better to be kind to animals than this season. •i'llay at $5G a ton in some parts out West should make hay freer eery undesirable, a•—a s: long ae silk stockings cost up to $15 a pair, no campaign for anodesty : ill succead. Five years more of inVCgtions and birds and fish must quit their siatulal elements or pay license. What are the poor consumer and producer to do when Labor ;sy its se+£fici its say wages must remain as high as they are at present for at least five sears, but living costs • must come down. Business, at the same time, says the eu,st of labor is so high that commodity prices cannot come down. Some of the newspapers are snaking nmt'h of the fact that the year 1820 is Leap Year. :1.ppar- etltty this is done fror}I the force o habit alone. They have foie ;geten• that the world is ni:1, M): and that women hah'e now much Ilteedum that they hardly dremt of before With women now act- ing as sehooi trustees, aldermen, members of parliament, perhaps in the pulpits, and as bank managers how long will they wait for a man to ask theist in marriage? Not very long The world has res- olved to gie e women a chance. From being the weaker Italf,they Will soon be the stronger half and women will he marrying me'h be- tc re long. The sad part of it is it will do away with it he old eas- tern of Leap Year unless it is re - 1 eesed and man uses it do pro- luso to a women Wh<- not? LAMM LOOK Y011NG DAREN GRAY RAIR Use the Old-time Sage Tea and Sulphur and Nobody Witt know. ferny hair. however handsome. de.. shotes advancing age. We all know -the advantages of a eouthtut appear- anee. Tour hair Is your charm, It intakes or titres the face. When it /aades, turns ivray and looks streaked, ,lust a few applications of Sage Tea and Sulphur enhances its .appearance hundred-eted, Don't stay tray! Look young! lEither prepare the recipe at home or iget from any drug store a bottle of ette`yeth's Sage and Sulphur Com- pound," which is merely the old-time rrocipe Improved by the addition of tether ingredients. Thousands of folks a'ecommend this ready -to -use prepara- tion, because it d.;.rkens the hair beau- titullyr, besides, no one can possibly. tell, as it darker eo naturally and tiniest eeny. "you rn• -s%onge or soft w •'t it aM,. this through the 'hair, tat:- ° sn-ali strawd +t .ti time uy, - the gray bait disitepe r applesatirse ter two ` it . is res erect rand it •-r,: r'ry at7,1 rbnc, ah d ftars younger. il"Wyetat'aryrr'r- ound is a del, V.;et requisite. It is not intend r the cure, mite Aiiatio4 P,t 1401014.0 0, r dereasie t - Municipal Matters (By A, F, II.) Hur•t.ee County Council meets at Goderich next week for the reg- ular January session, The following inZurich have had telephones installed in their homes this wee1;,, P. Uabere.r, No. 07, P. Kropf, No. 98, Henry Walper, No, 83. According to the report upturn births, marriages and deaths for the year 1918 issued by the Leg- islative Assembly the population of Ontario for the year 1918 was 2,798,970 divided as follows; Cities 1.080,430 or 35.7 per cent; towns, 149,02e or ^.3 per cent. nad rural municipalities, 1,50,520 or 56 per cent. The estimated increase for the year is 29;120 or 1.04 per cent. HAY COUNCIL A special meeting of Ray Coun- cil watt held on Jan. 15th. All the members were present. The resignation of Mr. W. G, •Hess, as manager of Zurich Tele- phone central was accepted and the clerk was instructed to adver- tise for tenders for the positi:)n • The towtlship clerk was also ap- pointed collector of local and long distance tolls and renter's fees in Zurich and vicinity. The form in which a suitable memorial to the fallen heroea of Hay Township should take was also discussed. A few accounts were passed. The council then ad jc.urned. A. P. Hess, Clerk. COUNTY NEWS THE NEW iCOUNTY COUNCIL The follott'ing are the Reeves 'who will compose the County Co- uncil for 1920. Where the sec- ond name appears it is the Dep- uty Reeve. Ashfield --Jus, Hackett and T. J. Richardson, Colborne ---Gordon Young. Goderich Tp.—N. W. Trewartha, Stanley—M. Elliott. Hay -John Laporte'. Stephen—X. Neeb, D. Web. Irsborne—A_ Mitchell Tuck ersmith--•H. Crich Huilett-3f. Armstrong Grey—J. McNabb. Morris—Wm, Bison. E. Wawancsh—W. J. Currie. W. Wawanosh—.l. G. Purdon. Turnberry—Jas. Moffatt, How•ick—Dr. Armstrong and F. Lynn. Clinton—Jas. Miller. Goderich—T`, F$ Wallis and Dr. Clark. geaicrth-3olrn Grieve. W ir•gham—A. Tipling. Exeter—B. W. F. Beavers. Blyth—Jas Cutt. Biusselt—S. T. Plum HensaIl—G C. Petty Wroxister—John Douglas. Payfield—E, F. named. BEEN' EDT ATI 1 DEMON 117 YOU in FEEL EGET Say* glass of hot water with phosphate before breakfast washes out poison*. eat eseeese tee • airless If you wake up will a bad taste, bad breath and tongue is coated; it your head is dull or aehtng; if what you eat sours and forms gas and aeld hi 'stow ach, or you are bilious, eonsjip,sted nervous, sallow and eau't get feeling just right, begin inside bathing. Drink before breakfast, a glass of real bot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in it. This will flush the poisons and tames from stomach, liver kidneys and bowels and cleanse sweeten and purify the entire elitism, tary tract, Do your inside bathing intmediately upon arising in the morning to wash out of the system all the pre - Hous day's poisonous waste, gases and sour bile befo- - putting more Rood into the stomach. To feel like; young folks feel; like you felt before your blood, nerves and muscles became loaded with body ini- purities, get from your pharmacist a quarter pound of litnestone phosphate which is inexpensive and ahnost taste less, except for a sourish twinge which is not unpleasant. Just as soap and hot water set on tee skin, cleansing, Sweetening and e-esbening, so hot water and limestone ecs;sbate act on the stomach, liver, ;.i:h.eys end bowels. Men and women tli:4 are usually constipated, bilious, te acre or have any stomach det- er' : ' e eitonld begin this inside bathing teteris breakfast. "They' are assure'l. tray will 7 �breeome tle real cranks on. the 1 Li iSili. iWOQD Dr It, B. •Cate, Veterinary Sur- geon bas opened an office in Dash wend and will ee i esety to com- mence Veterinary Practice this coming week,. A new industry, a Cremery, 'has located here and will soon be in operation A sp,endid bei.ding !or the purposee has been purchased and the necessary apparatus, in- cluding a churn of 1,000 pounds cap aci y. is being installed and will be run by hydro power. The man in charge s an old hand alt he business having oper- ated such a factory at Hespeler for many years and should do well here as he has a large territory to to draw from. He also intends•to supply ice cream wholesale BO that the surrounding villages may ,obtain their supply here. A veterinary, Dr. Celt, will op- en an office here next week. The Dr, is a returned soldier from Thedford, and comes highly rec- ommended. This is a splendid lo- cation for a V. Se as there is a large surrounding district in which to practice. • Our public school has been closed owing to an outbreak of scarlet fever. Miss Ena Guenther is on the sicl, list. We hope for a spe- edy recovery. Mr. E G Kraft has removed the fest layer of ice from his dam and has supplied a few of hisd cust- omers. A second iaycr will soon be ready. A large supply will be needed to fill the new ice house bring now built at the butter factroy. The annual meeting of the Luth- eran congregation was held in the church on Monday afternoon and was largely attended. The rush of logs to the local null has started and soon the histle will be blowing again. The funeral of the late Mrs. Mintz was held on Tuesday. The rt mains were interred in the Luth- ei an cemetery. • Quite a battalion of snow-sho- rr's are parading our streets work-. ing off their super -abundant en,. ergy climbing the mountains of snow, . Our mail men had a couple o£�' lay offs this week owing to irreg alar train service, es tin ideate, anti from there, they ' dill • ger on to Toronto to prule:n The residences of Messrs. • Oro g STEPHEN COUNCIL The Council of the Township of •SSteealase convened in the Town Hall, Crediton, on Monday, Jan - nary lath at 11 o'clock. Present; Reeve, Neeb; Dep, -Reeve, Webb; and Councillors Hays and Pen - hale. After each had subscribed to his Declarations of office and prop- erty qualification, the minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. The action of Brown vs. Stephen Tp, tht' judgment was referred to the Township Solicitor with power to act in the question as he may consider advisable, By-law No. 251 to appoint Mun- icipal officers having bean read three times was passed. The council granted $10.00 to the Hospital for Sick Children, The council conveys to Mr. Wm. Sweitzer the sympathy of the 13o - and for the usdden bereavement tibat has fallen upon him in the loss of his wife and that a copy of this resolution be sent to him. A number of accounts. were then passed. The meeting adjourned to meet again in the Town Hall, Cre.iiton, on Monday, March lst. at 1 p.m. Henry Eilber, Clerk. EXETER, The unveiling of the Memorial Monument was held last Friday afternoon and a large crowd was present The principal speakers - were; Capt. T. F. Best of Hamil- ton, :Reeve Beavers, Dr. Colin ' Pletcher, Ret'. D. Meed. The U, P. 0. are taking over the busireete of R. G. Soldon, such as grain, ccal, cement, lime etc. A qt est but pretty wedding was solemn i ted at the Trivitt Memorial Church rectory on Wednesdayaf- ternocn, Jan. 14th, when Miss Muriel' Elizabeth Willert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis 5. Willert of Stephen was united in marriage to Mr. Frank Triebner, of Stephen. The young couple were unatt .nd ed. The ceremony over, Mr. and 14Irse -Triebner took the south bo train for London to spend a their,, honeymoon. On their re - tuns they will take charge of the farm occupied by the groom's fa- ther in Stephen. treicher and Klumpp which have Leen undergoing repairs velli -semi hay ready to move into. Both are now heatea by hot water and have all modern conveniences. Several new dwellings will be retied in the spring to supply the growing demand. Little Theda Hayter still con- tinues to be in a critical cond- ition, The family of Mr. T. Klumpp is also on the sick list. 0 'We hope for a speedy recovery. CREDITON The remains of Mrs. Wm. Sw•eit- zer were laid to rest in the e.etn- etery here on Tuesday, San. 13th, The circumstances surrounding her death are indeed sad. Be- sides the sorrowing widow she leaves four small children, the youngest of whom is only two we- eks old. Rev Kanamouri, the '-Moody of Japan" addressed a union serv- ice: in the Evangelical church on Sunday evening, Mr. L. E. Chesney of the Bank staff was called to his home in Se afortit on account of the serious illness of his father. HENSALL. Percy Pickard, who some time ago purchased the grist mill, has arrived and will take possession shortly. Mrs. D Geromette, who recent - Ir underwent an operat;on in Lon- don, returned home recently tziuch unproved in health. The annual meeting of the Pres- byterian church was held last Tuesday and the congregation re- solved to .raise $2,000 for the Por - ward Movement. F. C McDonald, a former well- known resident • of Hensall, passed Important Notice To Auto Owners '-We have recently installed an up -ea -date battery charging plant. We wilt. store your batteries till eeri g and charge them to you ler $2.50. At this price it will snot pay you to take a chance of getting your batteries frozen.'Best of service to car owners. Cook Bros, HENSALL • 41444444414446.411.1.444484.4144 DRUM HOT TZA ?OR A, BAD COLD Get a small package o' iian.hurg Breast Tea at any pharrnacee ke a tablespoonful of the tea, put it . p of boiling water upon it, pour en n -h a sieve and drink a teacup f:. s .lily t'inne during the day or befo- r,.: .hg, It is the most effective way e,. r:r, .k a cold and cure grip, as it o a the pores of the skin, relieving <-, I a, ion. Also loosens the bowels, tht,.. til iv' g a cold- from the system. Try it the next time you sneer 'am a cold or the grip. It is ins F.., ;ive and entirely vegetable, therefore efe and harmless. RUB 8ACkCHE AN LUMBAGLI RIOHT if away in Detroit last Tuesday. He Rub Pails and Stiffness away •c ith was known by massy, haveing eon- a small bottle of old honest ducted a jewellery business here a St. Iambs Liniment: some six years ago. Y I When your back is sore aha, tee. or A grand 11lasquerade Carnival • lumbago, sciatica or chem:,aa s-;uu has. was held in the locat rink llastPri-' you stiffened up, don't suet : c.., t a day evening, which was a fine 60 cent bottle of old, h=,x.. '5t, success. The G. W. V A. have leered a department and are fitting it up intcx three rooms for n pool tabic and reading rooms. Minoan Mr.Danald ae'ed t years diad in London " Ienspital last Shindav morning.. after an iliness of ht. -el tears. Ile was horn in ;;nn':Is'Y{1 nnrl 'i"tori on e farm near Hensel' for hh'tnv years. Jacobs Tiniment" at any c' , pour a. little in ,your hand right into the pain or ache, time you count fifty, the <;•, lutneness is gone. • Don't stay crippled l Tx ' penetrating oil nerds to 1 , are, ) it the and a once. 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PRANG, Sole Agent ZURICH s WE ARE IN THE MARKET (!FOR ALL KINDS OF SAW LOGS HIGHEST CASH PRICES Kalbfleish,, Zuricir NAME ti SEASON ! / OKET 1919 - 1920' Zurich Athletic Association Good every evening from ,afternoons- from 2.30 to 5. ions wilt be charged•extre. NOT 8 to 10 and Wednesday and Saturday Hockey matches and special :attract - THAN SFERABLE Above is a copy of the Sea son ticket: which entitles the hol- der to enjoy the advantages of the Zurich skating rink. Help the good work along, Buy a tic kit, fiti Img4 ll i;; ..: 85? Do you carry enough insurance? Material used in constructing buildings as well as furniture clothing, etc,, has greatly advanced in price. Therefore you should be insured higher to protect yourself against Serious Loss. A. F. Hess Zurich AGENT FOR LEADING FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES CASTO For Wants and Children Otic Use For Over 30 Yea ?dv,'ay,a 1.)L'21m the Sigaatete of. M[• 1 •i:i, r,,c ,[- r °f ar. ,. taxa,• i ;'4s ,:ecurez a.ai .• , •, .36:1 Toronto