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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1920-09-09, Page 5R rSINES CARDS L'RQUD33'n0`I', I ULLOBA , & COOKE, Barristers, 'Solicitors, Notaries Public so, Office, on the Squars, end door from Hamilton St. tioderiub , Private fund to luau at lowest raves W. PeoWYVOoe, K. O. J. L. i ii,i.oisex.. U. 47, ,Coatis, lir, dOo and illSat be rday of each week. Friday ANDREW F. HESS, Notary . Public Cora mi$sioner, Conveyancing, Vine and Late Insurance,. Age nt Corporation and Canada Trust Co. Herald Office. Zurich. S.Hayclie L.-w..••W1i9ti,3 DENTIST r At ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY DAS:107O.OD EVERY TH'UNSDAI.. MAIN OFFICRe -- cO:SCAR KLOPP Licenaed Auctioneer for the Co- mity of Huron, Sales condu&'rd in eery part of the County. Chas- es moderate. Satisfaction guar- antee& or no pay. Beveial fine farms have been placed in my hands for sale. Zurich, P. 0,„ Phone 18-23 Licensed Auctioneer 1 have taken ,out Auctioneer's License for the County of Huron And am in a position to conduct any kind of Auction Sale. Give mei a trial and I will assure you satisfaction or make no charge. Arthur Weber, - Dashwood. Phone 31 r 13. Zisiloh Meat MARKET 'Fresh and Salt Meats Boict x a Sausages, etc ,l3ighest Cash Price for Wou!( 1 CASH FOB SKINS a Ii1DES Tunglitat 850 Deichat Massey- arris REPAIRS 1 handle all kinds of Massey - Harris repairs for Farm Implem- ents. Also a full line of Verity Plow Points and Plow Repairs, at My Shops opposite Town Hall. J. T, Barry - Zurich HENSALL G. T. R. TRAIN CONNECTIONS MORNING ,Stage leave Zurich __, 7.00 a.m. South, No. 162 ... __, ... 8.58 a.m. North, No. 163 __. ,__ ...10.33 sin. AFTERNOON . Stage leave Zurich ...3.00 p.m. South, No. 161 __.... North, No. 165 __. :. __:6.14 p.m. arrmamanemonnampeummeroposenemsemo LIVE POU LT Y WANTED Taken every day till 3 Ocloek p.m, ' Do not feed fowl same morning when bnought in. ' Highest Cash Prices ---CASK FOR -- Cream and Eggs W. O'Brien Phone .94, Zurich „�ppp�ILmtiFit� -' Delaware & Hudson Co.'s 'A y��n� GOAL Also soft coal. Season 1920 Summer Deliveries. Owing to the uncertain and un- settled condition still prevaling in the coal trade, We are again un- able to guarantee delivery or price 'We will do our best to fill all or- ders, and prices will” be charged in price ruling on day of delivery. Our terms are cash on completion OT ':deliveries. :Remember We purchase only Stan- d tan- da tele duality'. Ii! Ode Phans house No, 10, Office No, 10. IH. N ALL ONT. flatT Y•OIJJ � .' LOCAL SNE Vi > r1 Wants, For Salo Los. Found, Aloticel Etc. Ads l Dr, and Mrs, O'Dwyer wore al Mt nti to . his as a IN (London Thursday, ,^r " Mrs, A2. J. Fritz itG o, London ' lied on friends here last week, a'oilattc al Water seinees i "tar ii Ts iihoid A pail' Uf gd x:aniued specta,c'e:� 1 Mr. and Mrs. Morris Weber eta- --Get Ynnt ai. ti'.,:.;.; 5� :ger '.ecet- in the 1 meg_ c•htrrch sheds. Own THIS coLUMN + On; on on ti; i sc ay. to Health, FOUND ( o on cail- u ai-d or. can have same rxt Herold. Of - FOR SALE A two seated carriage .with top, and a second hand. wagon *ear, Jos, pillar, Zurich. NOTICE I haave a largo quantity of good hrtildiug stone for sale at the St. Joseph i3loclr. If3=tf, ALEX, FOSTER, Zurich. LOST A silk covered parasol' with br- acelet handle between Hensel! and 19th con o haat. Sept. 4th. Finder kindly leave at Herald Office. .:FOR SALE One 0-h, p, United Gasoline en- gine, dual ignition, clutlac asulley, on trucks, good as. new. L. Prang. • FOR SALE 1918 model. Chevrolet five -pas- sengdr auto in good running order for $650, horse, harness, buggy and cutter, $165 for' quick sale. Also bred -to -lay White Wyandotte chi- cken. Dr, Aitken, Kippen, Ont, As I have recently' purchased the lid ery business, I wish to informs the public that I am in a position to accomodate all requirements a- long this line, .kin also a licensed chauffeur and have an auto for hire. Anything done in the team- ing line 46-tf, 'GEO. J. THIEL Plicne 58 Zurich. FARM 1'OR SALE Consisting of 100 acres, being lot 17 con. 9, township of Stanley, a- bout 2 miles south-west of Varna, on the Babylon Line, also 50 - acres across the road. The place is will built with large bank tertain'eCI a number. of their tr',lends ! cel»--t";z'p�ii! :'h:tiii; fr)i' est tore to an ice cream: party on Tuesday Disposal. evening. . Miss Elizabeth Rennie has ret - earned from Grand Bend and will rosun3a her teaching of piano and hinging after Sept. 8th. Mr. Henry Beldaur has disposed of his fame on the Zurich Road, 15 concession ,to Mr. Joseph. E. Die oar of this village, who gets pes session in March next, The "Buy 'Canada Made Goods'. policy would'if strictly lived up to soon bring the. United States Gov- ernrnent and Stock Exchange to the opt:'i:an that the extortionate rate of exchange againstCanada very bad policy. The American Shy:o:ks are co.ta'n1y co lec'.1ng ' their full pound of flesh. Buy. at home and buy only Canadian or British goods. In two weeks the big event' of the year takes place, namely Zur- ich Fall Pair. This is everybody's holiday and all should help to rreese the e rent a success. The large number o•i. special prizes be- ing offered this year should make the competition keen in many cls asses and the increased purses of- fered for the, Horse races should bring out some good horses and result m exciting. races. The. pro-. gram to Ilse provided by the Rene: der•...iw Band on the grounds and the concert in the Hitt in the eve ening by the alice Dunbar Concert Co. will be worth seeing and hear- ing To the Citizen of Huron Co. On behalf of the Executive of the Huron Co. Temperance Assoc. we wish ,to make an explanation: is to why we are asking for the' suspension. of the Can. Tem. Act. On Jan, 29th, 1914 The Can Tem. Act was carried by the people of Cnsitr•lbwteci by °noirio ()epartment nl sgricuitur•e, 'Toronto,) ATR pollution is respons- ible for many outbreaks of typkoid fsvcr. 'This is due to the fact that the typhotd bacillus is frequently present in sewage or surface seepage' with which the wat:.er supply is so easily contaminated if proper care is not taken to prevent such contamination. Typhoid bacilli get into sewage from two sou res, viz., typhoid pa- tients' or convalescents and typhoid carriers. The excreta, both solid and liquid, from such individuals is liable to contain millions of the typhoid _ bacilli, consequently anything that 'gets contaminated therewith, particu- larly food materials or water, is 11- al?le to spread the disease. Iu eonnection with the water sup- ply' of towns. and cities steps are us- ually -taken by the authorities to see that seepage contamination does not Occur or to see that the water is pure lied should contamination take place, as it occasionally does, even when great care is taken to prevent it. Fre- quent bacteriological analyses are made of such water supplies and these readily show the presence of sewage bacteria, should contamina- tion Occur. The water reay look bright and clear and still have many sewage bacteria, including the ty- phoid bacilli, present in it. If these are found the water is purified, us - ally by chlorination. In connection with the private ,water supply on the farm and in small rural communities where de- iesidence is largely placed on wells and springs as %perces of water used for household purposes, it is essen- tial that adequate measures be taken to prevent contamination of these sources Of supply. Again and again outbreaks of ty- phoid fever have occurred on farms barn, and silo, a good frame houser` e where the well or spring from which and an abundance of good water Huron and we had the.adinntages the household water is obtained has b dance 11 and sup water of more than two yeare of prohib-become contaminated. In such cases pumped by.. l itiran before the Ontario Tem. Act the trouble does not usually remain in "tlir stable. The farm is in High was put into operation I confined to the farm, as the contain- 1 <: state of cultivation, well drained m,, - .1,tv .,._, a.- __- .,t„ it `idilatnist- ? naffed water,- when used for washing a'rt otl:. rFTT.. °.,,,. .tier'.;. .7:•c....wcrnr,^ r+•+.... e arranged 'with the proprietor's for this coming fall. For further particulers apply to Reid & John- ston, Varna. Phone 17-623, Clin- ton. pt. -14 FOR SALE Areal snap in a new Massey - Harris 11 -disc drill. • L PRANG. NOTICE. I will operate my cider mill ev- ery Monday, Tuesday and Thurs- day of each week until Sept. 20th and then every day of the week. MENNO STECICLE 8-12 Bronson Line, - Stanley AUCTION SALE 0' valuable residential property in the Village of Zurich ownsd by the estate of the late John II, Schnell. The property consists of 1 acre of good land, fine large brick dwelling with hydro wiring, hard and soft water wells and a neat stable. Sale on Saturday,. Sept. 11th on premises at 2 o'clock, p.m. • Terms; -10% c':tsh on day of sale, balance to be arranged in 30.days. 0. Klopp, auctioneer; Mrs. Amelia Schnell, Hy. Steinbach and A. F. Hess, executers C i,ERK'S _.. NOTICE. OF FIRST POSTING OF VOTER'S LIST Voters' List, 1920, Municipality of the Townshpi of Hay, County of Huron. NOTICE is hereby given that I have trausrnitted or delivered to the persons mentioned in sectoin five and six of "The Voters' List. Act, the copies reqruied by said sections to be so trausmitted or delivered. of the list, made-purstr- pint to said Act, of all persons ap- pearing by .t':he last revised Asses- sment Roll of the said muuicipal•- ity at elections for members of the Legislative Assembly and at mun- icipal elections; and that said list was first posted up at my office, at the Village of Zurich on the 20th day of August, 1920, and remains there for inspection. 1 lectern are called upon to ex - Electors are called upon to ex- amine the staid list, and, if any om- issions or any other• errors are found therein, to take immediate proceedings to have the daidrevs err. !according la'ty, `d'li t' b corrected ac .cc i i `elated this 20th day of August 1920 •i r ANDREW 1+', HESS, Clerk of the 14lranicipality of the ,i. ownslll,J o allay; erl'ct and .8 en iu- x p.. l, been snared as a result of 7t8" a,tt¢'a,..n ._'.TT ,::,rJ�atr1)Trn„ •_e. en strict enforcement and the only the tymp odebahc�llimg t into the mills reason for asking for its suspens•on from the contaminated pails, cans, is because the Now Pro c•. law is the, milkers' hands, etc., they multiply superior in many ways, embodying rapidly and the consumers of suck as it does many restrictions not '. milk are liable to develop typhoid. covered by ithe C.T. a.. ! Many outbreaks of typhoid fever in The Ontario Tem. Act can no''.v, towns and cities have been traced to be considered a permanent proline- the contaminated well water on the isen tion act as it vas adopted by the formuse in sue ilk fm whichmtownsa s ands n cit est people last Oct. lZy a majority .O; ; Hence the necessity for the strictest over 250,000 after being on trial for, care being taken to prevent contain - three years. ' j enation of the sources of water supply In order that a change could'be; on the farm. S.houid contamination made from one Act to the other oecur it means danger not only for the Dom. Gov. passed legislation i the farmer and his household but for in ; opt, 1017 giving the power to l the entire community that uses the the Governor -in -Council, to suspe • products, especially the milk, from 'nd the operation of the C.T.A. in I the farm. my County in response to a pet-; veEvery nt enc drlainadge orfs en toge get- be - re- itian of twenty-five per cent. ,of' ting into the well or spring, because the electors. i such drainage or seepage ivay con- It is now proposed 'that suck a tain the typhuld bacilli that have pe`,ition shall be prepared and the been given off by typhoid convales- local organizations are being sup- Cents or carriers.—Prot. D. H. Jones, plied with the necessary forms to O. A. College, Guelph.. be circulated in their each munic- ipality. - Septic Tank for Sewage Disposal. There Will be no voting on the This system consists ordinarily of ctuestion as only the petition is res o, two -chamber concrete, waterproof 'paired. tank equipped with an inlet, over Among the many reasons that So* and vent pipe, and an automatic -could be given for this change the siphon for emptying the tank of the following may be mentioned; liquid sewage from time to time, and 1 -Tho fintire expense of cnfor_ a system of tile, called the "absorp ting the O.T. A is paid by the tion bed," consisting of several paral Province whereas at present the lel rows of 3 or4 inch land tile laid with open joints, almost level, and County Council is called upon to1 • shallow, and branching off from a bear o. share of the expenses ofmain lineof sewer pipe which eon the C.T.A. I netts it to the tank. For the ordinary 2 -The fines are much more sev-i sired home each tank should be about 3r: under the 0•'C.A. some going 13 .feet stluare and 3 feet deep, and as high as $12,000, while $100 is the' 150 fent to 200 feet of land tile would be required for the absorption 'bed. The vitrified sewer tile is best for the main and the number of them will depend upon the distance of the absorption becl from the tank. The sewage enters one chamber by a 4 -inch inlet pipe, where it is de- composed to a large extent by a cer- tain kind of bacteria, thence in a semi-liquid condition it passes over into the other chamber through a 4 -inch overflow pipe. Here it remains heaviest fine that can be imposed under the C.T.A. 3 -The provisions for enforcing the Provincial Act are, better, es- peciailyrn the matter of securing evidences by searches and seizing of liquro in transit, etc. 4 -It is also illegal under the O. (r. A. for a person to have liquro in any place eexcept a private dw ening. Your County Officers have con- until as depth of about 18 inches is suited with the Government and reached, when the siphon automati- License Board of Commissioners, callY comes into operation and dis- and are thotoughly convinced that charges it in a Couple of minutes sn- it is wise to melte this change. to the main sewer pipe, from which it We ask for the co-operation of passes into the rows of tile. Through the, open joints in these it escapes in the Churches, Ministers, Church to to the . top layer of soil where an mbc'rs and local organizations other kind of bacteria completes the assist in securing signatures to the work of destruction began by the 'epetition forms which will be circ- ones'in thetank: Th'e bacteria in the elated sometime during the -early tank thrive and work best in the dark part of Septembers and away Teem ,the air, while those It is desired that ell petition ine the soil' require plenty of air, forms be returned to the i+ ieldu Se- ' h 'nr e the tanks must be kept tightly eretary not later than Septeinw closed except •for :a small vent for ber 20th, c's ape of deeompoeition gases, and tb0 land tile laid near the surface 3'. A. IR1,'IN, es,;:1, 'l", :CO `l'lae iitterniitternt Ili it erg of the ta..k bytite siphon fai.ors the baeter)nl as. vg.' 1 . i...... ' .fel. ioik, ti` ,e i_r. bei „ forced out pi OPER, Field See +v. Clintsm, .O,at. ChEld ren Cry f rr re. fleet ' tr's e .ids r sin, i c t x G F Isteher's Castoria is stile l T n. re.n"dt for I:.f.: ' and ,,ir.IJrei1,, {goods are specially pre are' a sr. b%'bies. A. b hrr' i:.edicine: is even more essential. for La y, Remedies primarily prepared for grown-ups are not interchangeable. It was the need of a remedy for the common, allznents of. Infants and Children. that brought Castoria before the public after years of research, and no claiin has been made f.r it that its use for over 30 ears has not proven. Who [s CASTORIA0 Castoria is a harmless substitute for Cantor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and 'Soothing Syrurs. It is pseacant. It contains neither Opiuin, Morphine nor other narcotic substance, Its age is its guarantee. For more -Elan thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, e,,d by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Comfort—The Mother's Friend. VANE AST R A ALWAYS Bears the Signature of 11 se or eof ver 30 Years THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY .410101 i'M 1' e. the soil on ciiscnai•gi or sip:ma and afterwards coming back into it pure. and fresh. , If this system be properly installed it will dispose- of sewage in a very satisfactory manner and without en- dangering the water supply. Com- pieta-nlaus in blue -print fora, for in - ,ng' 'it' -ma'y. ':AM .ti'sa::ssz..,a i.'os• 'ane writing from the Department of Phy- sics, Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, Ont.—R. R. Graham, 0. A. College, Guelph. Victor Oilr' A � Bought and Sold Any Issue. Par and accured interest. egetzb, Zurich YOUR HARNESS NEEDS Will bo promptly attended to here. See us about DOUDLE TEAiI HARNESS, SINGLE HARNESS, REPAIRING- 01? ALL KINDS Rug, Blanket, Bells Full line', or Whips, Sweat Perls, Currz'Colnbs, etc' A Trial Solicited 4. FRED THIEL ZURICH i•- -+ 4.-4• + --+ 4 1' •f .00•11.••• '.11;r1•1•BOMSIMOIMIIIMEMINO} sM s ell er 4 W THE F•i.RMERS OF THIS SECTION WILL HARVEST ONE OF' TIIE LARGEST CROPS IN SOME YEARS. WHEN THE CROP 1S SAFELY STORED IN THE I;AtrsT YOU SHOULD PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST LOSS 13Y FIRE UNTIL SUCH TIME AS THE GRAIN IS MARKETED. I CAN INSURI•; YOU IN T113 LONDON MUTUAL FIRE NSITRANCE CO, AT THE FOLLOWING LOW COST PER MONTH. i 20c per $1.00 for 1 month. 50e per $100 for 4 months. 30c per $100 for 2 months. 60c per $100 for 5 months. 40e per $109 for 2 months. 70c per $100 for 6 months. 'h a $2.000 policy for 4 months will cost you only $10.00. NSURE YOUR AUTOMOBILE AGAINST FIRE, THEFT, AC IIDENT, ET1', RATES REASONASL?F,, A. F. VI ESS INSURANCE OP ALL KINDS. '