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ZURICH, - ONT.
IPISURE
YOUR
DAMAGE
PROPERTY AGAINST
BY WIND OR TORN-
ADO.
A Trip to The
Highlands of Ontario
Before begriming the story of
the trip let me give you ap idea
of the destination we had in 'view,
Since* the days waren the Grand
Trunk Railway was first built north
from Toronto,. that part of Ont-
ario now comprising Algonquin
Park, and the districts of Parry.
Sound. Haliburton and- Muskoka
proper, was vaguely known as
Muskoka. American tourists and
writers always name that territ-
ory by a more high sounding title,
"The 'Highlands of Ontario," and
rightly so, for it is the most elev-
ated part of Southern Ontario.
Some of the higher parts of that
tourists' and sportsmen's Paradise
reach an altituda of 1200. feet ab-
ove sea -level, while the Georgian
Bay close by boasts of only 581
feet.
Geographically and geologically
it is em outpost of the great Laur-
entian. Plateau which encircles the
Hudson's Bay like an immense
horseshoe.
This region consists almost whol
Iv of forests deices and rocks
Small farms and clearings are scat-
tered along the main roads, which
however, are few. One may im-
agine what are the beautiful spots
and attractions this part of the
country affords if you look at the
map and read the names. of such
lakes as; Muskoka, Lake of Bays,
Teske of many Islands, Clear Lake.
Stony Lake, Pickerel Lake, and
scores of others. There are at
least six Deer Lakes. Better
known to the deer • hunter, per-
haps, are the rivers, Maganet-van,
Wolf, Muskoka and Madawaska,
where many of their lodges, in-
habited only -in November, may be
seen.
To some, Muskoka seems to be
a far -away land. No one consid-
ers it far from the shore of Lake
Huron to Toronto and yet if y..au
start from our capital city and
THE HOME INSURANCE CO. travel the same distance, due north
$nsu.as yc..xr Property without
Premium 1l ,te, and guarantees no
special assessment.
THE WESTERN- FARMERS'
"VMA-rxxnp, =W. meter- -AL Co.
paid $110.000 loss in the November
219 wind storm. Amount of Ins
by rail you will cross the entire
length of Muskoka before your
destination is reached. Ontario's
greatest pl ry-ground is, practically
at your door.
Owing.to the good rail-vay ie -
ommo atiora; • it can be easily and
quickly reached. The rails Of
three transcontinental railways, st-
acting from Toronto, cross it. The
in force $25,000,000. Rate 45 , C.N R. and the C. P. R. running
vents per. $100 ofr 3 years. Prem- I almost parallel with the shore of
Yum note 2 per cent. the Georgian Bay, skirt the foot
Am also agent for several other of the Plateau, while two G. T. R.
Wind Insurance Companies. lines. on: starting from Toronto
G.Holtzman
ZURICH, - ONT.
ANYTHING IN FIRE INSURANCE
DEALER IN LIGII T NIN *4 RODS
advertise in the Herald- and
srotice the results.
We have in stock Primisory Note
took
blanks, 25 to the book, also Ford•
a quantity of vest pocket receipt
book blanks, for sale.
Herald Office.
BLAKE. WAYI3URN NEWS- I 2
Quito a number frons this vie -V The rains of last week hindered 0inity- attended Bayfield Fair last the farmers with their cutting the! d
Thursdtt , - corn; but it soaked the handl well,
vs
Mr. and Mrs. John Dick of Oak» nad facilitates the ploughing, te
vials-, accompanied, -by Mrs, Dick Owing to. Friday last tieing a 0
0
cs
Of Hensel). visited at the home .of
Mr. and Mrs. .R. N. Douglas last
week.
Mise Anna McDonald spent the
we k -end at the home of Mr, and\
very wet 'and disagreeable day. the
U. 1'. 0. Club of Grand: i3end did
not meet, hence the address on,
Educational Reforms for our Eur-'
al 'schools -to be • given by Mr. Jas
Mrs. Jim Garraie's. S. .Delgaty is postponed to a fut-
,11.r. and Mrs. G. Freckleton and
family spent Sunday evneing at the
,hoine of Mrs. E.,..Clarke in athe
village.
Silo filling is the order of the
day.
DASHwoO:l
The annual meeting of the Bible
Society was held Sunday evening
when Rev, , R. J. Bowen iFeld Sec-
retary of \the IT, C. B. S. gave a
talk on \the great work done thr-
oughout the world. Mr. Bowen
is a fluent speaker and has a
grasp of the subject in hand. The
business part of the progearn res-
ulted in the election of the follow-
ing officers; Pres. J. K. Goetz, Sec-
Treas., G. S. Howard; Cominittee,
Me: srs'. Birk, Graybiel, Stade, Wil -
fang. Collectors will be selected
later and a canvass will be taken
of the neighborhood. The even-
ing collection amounted to $7.25.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Siebert of De-
ure date.
Our Teacher, J. S. Delgaty took
in the Bayfield Fair last Thursday
Mrs. Delgaty accompanied hien.
Our trustee- board have impro-
ved the appearance of our school
grounds by the erection of a new
fence on the front and west side.
A few general improvements an-
nually tend to beautify our scho-
ol houses and surroundings. Our
rural school houses are not what
:hey should be. If trusters boards
would consider that the boys and
girls of our homes have to spend
the most important years of their
lives in the rural schools, they
would possibly- keen our school
house3 and premises more tidy and
pleasant and thereby encourage
our boys and girls to attend more
regularly.
Gospel services will be held in
the • Wayburn School on Sunday
no:ct at 7 p. m. Come and hear
the pure Gospel Story of Grace.
troit are visiting at lase hoose or: Much need of pure Gospel on these
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days .of, apostasy.
Potatoe digging is the. order of HAY COUNCIL
the, day and et•erybody has a gl- IHS. Cannell met for the regu-
o'wing report of the crop to make, lar session on Saturday, Oct. 2nd,
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Howard. and ail the members were present.
family of Godecrielx ,and Mr. and The minutes of the previous me-
eting were read nad adopted.
The following orders were pas-
sed;—
J. Dw'chert supplies for bridge,
$4839;. "'. L. Smith printing 8.16;
Thos. .:relsh lumber, 76.75; Co. of
Huron: use of grader nad engine
71.25; 1'. Haberer, valuating sheep
3.00; T. Kyle, com. work 101.40;
MurdoeS Stewart, 1st award Hay
War T ^rn. Scholarship 27.50; L.
Schum •!her, com. wrk., 258.60; C.
Aidswo ^th, building ea and ditch
23.60; ditto omc. wrk. 251.40; E.
Hendrick, com. wrk. 63.50; Alex.
Foster, cul. con 2, 40 00; L. Schilbe
SCHO®;1.. REPORT labor
el. cep, road 7.50; L. Shcilhe, corn
19.00; Dashwood School Fair
The •following shows the stand- grant 15.00; Wm. Decher, bal.
ing; of the pupils of Room.III, bas- teaming .50; J. Gellman cleaning
ed on weekly exams and daily ditch 4.00; North Elec. Co. supplies
markings. 100.41; Can. ='Ind. Tel. Co. 82.44;
Grad.; Coarse: Spe1hng l - Stromberg-'Carlsan Tel. Cn. 29.9e;
ins and arithmetic, -E, lloward 88% 1I, Cr. Deitz, labor, salary etc, 314 65
M. Tiernan _85, C. 5teinhagen 72 M. A, F. Hess, con. on collections' 14 00
Carrier 68, P. Mcisaac salary, etc., 342.45.
J. Grad., same subjects;— A. The council adjourned to meet
Heilman 85, F. Hartleib •82, P, again on Saturday, Nov. 6th, at
K&'instiver 81, E. Guenther •79, I, 1 o'clock p.
R^_ve11e 77, J. Guenther 68, A. F. HESS, Clerk
ter., IV;—Same .subjects; AA.
Mrs. M. 0. Drysdale of . Hensall,
called• on friends in town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Siebert of Zurich
visited in the 'village on. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. McCormick of
Bririgeburg are • visitors With'. Mr.
and Mrs. F. Baker.
Mr. John Stephan has sold. his
f v.=';u on the 14th con., Stephen.
Mr. Jacob Messner has purchased
the 50 -acres, known as the Steph-
an homesteadm, and Messrs. Jasob
willert and Wilfred Desjardine have
pu"chased the other 50 acres. Pos-
session in both cases given next
March.
and the other from Ottawa cross I' tier 80, L. Tiernan, 79, Lillie Wil-
1,e
Erich other, at right angles, in the t ' 76, Lucile Willert U3, C. Snell
ss _, L. England, absent,
-
very heart of the Highlands. The Jr. IV, same subjects;L. Reid
only stations around which towns es1 E Zimmer 59, .V Baker 50, M.
have grown are on the Toronto .ti:a'..er 48. .
and North Bay Line. These are _
Clravenhurst, F3rncs'bridge, Hunts- ' HENSALL.
vine and Burk's Falls. There is drill Dougall and bride of Tor -
only one continuous highway, in ,sato, spent the week -end with the
use, through this district and it sormer's mother, Mrs. Andrew
follows the railway line north but ' f.ru all.
it is the last mentioned route that
Louis MacKay, who has been
-interests me most for over it- we ,,ending the holidays at his Bogie,
made our summer trip in a Henry
hes returned to Toronto, where he
will resume his studies.
Last week Wm. "Vanhorne sold
house in London and expects to
move his household effects to Hen-
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; To be continued)
Burning the . Nation's Wealth
.EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY AND NIGHT
The Torch of (Carelessness
BRINGS DESTRUCTION TO SOMEBODY'S
PROPERTY IN ONTARIO
The Work of Fire Prevention should appeal to the Farmer, who
gas at the mercy at the Fire Demon; and to every Merchant and Man-
't1faeturer who wishes to preserve the continuity and non-interfer-
lenee of his business.
ESPECIAL EFFORTS S.1OULD BE MADE DURING
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK, 0
C T OBER 9th
to remove all Fire Hazards and take every possible precaution to
lerevent Fire,
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t ucmulations of waste material, rubbish, boxes, (,rush, weeds and
conditions that creat disorder,
Ontario Fire Prevention League, Inc.
in affiiiation with
The Ontario Fire Marshal's Office
15' UNIVM-IITY AVE, TORONTO
NOTICE
.Slaving purchased the cider mill
Mr J, J. Kerner.; We will be op-
erating same on the following
days; Sept 23rd, 27th, 28th, 29th
30th and after these days every
day excepting Saturdays ,,, We
will cook apple butter on and
after Monday Oct 4th. F. C.
Kalbfle:sch, Profirietor; Henry
Gellman, Manager. •
AUCTION SAI ,E
01'. Farm. Stock, Implements, etc.
on Lot 18 con. 12, Bronson Lino
(lay, on Tuesday, October 19th,
commencing at 1 o'clock sharp,
the following ;—
LIVE STOCK ;--2 mares 4 -yrs
old, this span weighs over 3100 -lbs
salt, and are well matched, 1 carriage
Miss Florence Welsh, who has mare 5 yrs, old, 1 carriage gelding
Been ,spending her holidays in the 2 -yrs. old. 2 cows 4 -yrs. old due
West has returned home. • in Dec., 1 cow 4 -yrs. due in March
Mr, Jas. Johnston, who has been cow 8 yrs, due in April; heifer due
in the Northwest has returned. in Nov., heifer 1 -yr. old, 4 steers
While in the West he met with an 1 -yr old, 5, spring calves. Pigs;
accident in falling off a wagon he 5 stockers about 50 -lbs. each, 2
fractured two of lais ribs, pigs 2 months old, about 6 dozen
1 -yr. old Barred Rock hens, 1
EXETER good Collie dog.
The 20 lap.. Hydro motor con i IMPLEMENTS, ETC; -7 -ft. bin-
nected to a pump, was installed .der M. -H.; with trucks; Deering
in waterworks station on Monday mower, Deering disk; steel roller,
last. The pump has a capacity cultivator, hay rake, 16 -disc drill,
of 225 gallons per minute; and manure spreader, M. -II. corn cul -
works automatically. When the tivatar with bean harvester, Oliver
water in the tank is low the pump riding plow, walking plow, 4 -sect -
starts, and it stops when teh ion harrow, 2 lumber wagons, 1
tank is filled. new; set bob sleighs; 2, 16-ft.hay
An interesting wedding took p1- racks 1 new, 1 set 34 -ft sling ropes,
ace -when Veneit.s Mac, daughter of, wagon box with stock rack, scuf-
1U'Ir:. Robert 5. Lang of Toronto, fier, top buggy, open buggy, dem-
formerly of Exeter, was united in ocrat, road cart, cutter, 7 h.p. gaso-
rnarriage to Geo. Hetley Booth of lene •engine on truck, 8 -in. plate
Winnipeg. They will reside • in grinder, roller crusher, cutting
Winnipeg. box, corn sheller, buzz saw, Clin-
Mr. Victor Sweet of Cleveland, tori fanningmili, gravel box, Chat -
was home for a few days this w ham incubator and brooder, root
weak, owing to the illness of (xis pulper, carpenters bench, sap
mother, % pan with heater` 'and about 140
One of Exeter's best known and pails, churn, cook stove, dog pow
respected citizens passed away on, 1r, 3 sets team harness 1 new with
Sunday, Sep. 26th, in the person I -soli. nickel trimmings and breech -
of Peter. McTaggart, in his -78th
rear. Mr. McTa gart was afflic-
ted with cancer Omit twee years
ago, and his health has been grad-
ually on the wane ever since.
ing; 2 set .baggy harness 204t.
ladder', 2 1074. ladders, spray pump,
1,000 -Ib. scales, fire extinguisher, ,
garden drill with •eultivator, 5
ton of Hay and other articles too
James Mitchell, just west Of •numerous to mention,.
Centralia; had three fine barns to-
gether with the season's crop de-
stroyed by fire during the elect -
Terms; --All sums of $10 and un-
der cash,'over that amount 12 mon-
ths credit will b" given by furnish-
rieal storm which passed over this ing approved joint notes. 4% off
section on Monday last. The est- for cash on eredit amounts. Hay
bunted lass is about ten thousand and hens cash.
lallars, There' was insurance for A. Weber, F. Taylor, Auctioneers •
112.800 on the buildings. The imp- W. S. Johnston, Clerk.
111-.+"3itt3 and, stock were .all savedo I Al RCIT R, Propx,;etor
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stable equipments
fps o not be misled by
inferior goods of this
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ment Farm stables are
equiped with the eek,®
ebrated B.n
We have vast experience in
2 installing these goods.
PUMPS, ETO.
We also carry a complete line of
Pumps and Piping, and install
and keep in repair all our work
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HINGLES SHINGLES
Parties requiring Shingles this season
will do well by bying thejn at once. As
after April lst all shingles will advance
l0per cent. in price
2•
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rice.
NOTICE
Any person found trespassing on
Lot 13 L.R.E. Hay, without per-
mission will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law.
C. 0.... SMITH.
,NOTICE
I have a large quantity of good
building stone for sale at the St.
Joseph Block. ,8-tf.
ALEX. FOSTER, Zurich.
NOTICE
As I have recently purchased the
lit ery business, I wish to inform
the public that I am in a position
to accomodate all requirements a-
long this line, Am also a licensed
chauffeur and have an auto for
.hire, Anything done in the team-
ing line 46-tf.
GEO. J. THIEL
Zurich.
Phcne 53
NOTICE.
Removed :from my residenct to
W. H. Pfile's Shoe Store, Hartleib
Block, the Singer seweng machine
and Edison phonographs and Re-
cords. Call in nad see and hear
them. Each Singer sowing ma-.
chine and Edison phonograph sp-
eak for themselves.- Agent for
pianos. t2
H. WELL - Zurich,
Ready -to -Wear :DENOMY BROS.
.Clothing
GENTS FURNISHINGS
Ordered
Clothing
First Showing of
]Pall and Winter
Overcoats
Our Fall and Winter Over-
coat stock is now complete in
men's, youl]g.men's and boys'
MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW WHILE WE HAVE
YOUR SIZE IN YOUR PARTICULAR STYLE
DENOWIT ..11ROS. zrpacs
ro L' . taken in exchange fox