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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1921-03-31, Page 5JS/"NESS CARDS :Proud.foule Kiiiora*n .& HOLMES. l3wlrrlF.t.'t r, i',+11,vitors, .Notaries, Piil,1i., J O;aie.± on the Squaze, 20c1 doe: ,+ a ,t Jianailtan .St, God- er1Ch, funds to loan . at lowest ; itis . W, Pr.'o'u.hoot, K.C. 3, L. Killoran .0. E. Holmes. Mr„ ;Uolm.es viii ho in liensa11 on Friday of cath week, .� y[Pi,1WPCWiM MMeW,Wvr P �.MP�'IWIPPM1wN'M.MW%'.+PF,KPV.,�'r.LLAF ANDRlll N, F. fir,SS, Notary public Com .missianer, Conveyancing, L+''ir,e a'ncl Litfe Insurance, Agent Corporatioon ana Canada T'rust Co. Herald Office. Ziirieh. . e eo�1a a aKJUdb DENTIST At ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY DASHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY MAIN OFF'ICi+ -- HEN' ‘Lt, OSCAR KLOPP Licensed Auctioneer for the Co- %anty of Huron, Sales conducted in -any part of the County. Char- ges =aerate, Satisfaction guar- a'nleed or no pay, Several fine farms have been !placed in my hands for sale. Zuriehe.P. 0. Phone 18-93 Licensed. Auctioneer t have taken out Auctioneer's License for the County of Huron And am in a position to conduct any kind of Auction Sale. Give mO a trial and I will assure you satisfaction or make Dashwood. no rge Arthur Weber, Phone 31 r 13. Zurich i 'eat Fresh and Salt Meats Bele nr3. Sausages, etc Highest Gash 'Price for Wouli CASH FOR SKINS & II1DES , i b1ut eie`ert .14 ravuunialmeiloz.M.Mawlimaraascaraiff :NOTICE As I haee +recently purchased the 1+lirery business, I ivish to inform the public ithat 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 J. THIEL - Zurich. Phone Sia L I VE POU LT R Y WANTED Taken every day till 3 Oclock p.m. Do not :feed fowl same morning when brought in. Highest. Cask Prices --CASH :FOR -- Cream ari,d Eggs W. O'Brien phone 94. Zurich IMPORTANT NOTICE WINTER DELIVERIES, 1920-21 Owing to the small supply of coal that, came through during 'ltirte sum- mer months We have been able to mkae only part deliveries fa� - ount ordered. Some p p 1 since obtained coal elsewhere and some have substituted with wood and coal substitutes other ftthanthe xegtlar, sires so that by g one old Summer list it is hard for us to tell just who now requires coal and what quantity is desired. Owing to the above conditions and commencing on Dec. 16th, all previous order lists will be cancel- led and we will open a new order list so that it will now be necessary for ail customers to enter a new order for any coal,' they now .de- sire for winter delivery. Orders of course, are aece;pted subject to our being able to ot.tain the supplies, Our tonna are cash. Phone Office 101; Residence 1OW arteL a. 'OAT,' & PRODUCE MERCHANT. HENSALL 0NTs, Pb, PUT T Y mut Wants, For ale„ Lost, Found, Notice, Etc. Ade II*? TFIIS' COLUMN FOR SALE SWEET. CLOVER SEED A. quantity 01 White and Yellow Sweet: Clover. Read for S.Ile, ap-i ply to Alfred Westlake, Bayfield. Phone 5-93, t'Iensall. LOST Between Towll Line of Stanley Etna ILty, art 14th con., Hay, a Sask. driving mitt. Pinder please leave at ,Herald. Of'fiee. tf-38 FOR SALE THRESHING MACHINE, ETC. Consisting of ,,one Sawyer -Mas- sey 'Peerless Separator arid 20 h. p. S, -M. traction engine, tank, belts, Etc. Also a first class bean thresher with re -cleaner; one 5 - passenger touring car, in good con-' dation. For further particulars aptly to John Thirsk, Blake, 1?, 0., R. Rt 2, Zurich. -31 FOR SALE A choicly bred Registered Short- horn bull, •15 months old, dark red in color, Scotch Topped. This is an exceptional good one. Apply. J. P. RAU, Zurich. Phone 12-96 33-3 NOTICE. I have a pure bred Poled Her- ford Bull for breeding purposes. Moses Gerber, Bronson Line, "St- anley, VA mile north of Blakt t42 to FAI NEW Father St.roeder was a 'visitor to London on 'Thursday last, Mr. Ferd. Howald, of Waterloo Wa'3 a visitor here over Sunday. Mr, Heideman of Exeter," spent a few days this week with his relati1`es here, Mrs. J, Wing, or Kitchener ed her mother, Mrs. P. Haugh, for a fete days this weep. Mr, Emery Ruby of Kitchener, spent the Week -end at his home lige, Messrs. A. Foster and H. Gaill- man were business visitors to Ex- eter on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Schwartzen- truber of the Bronson are attn-ed irk' a funeral down east. Rev, E. Crossman of NewHarn- burg conducted devine services in the Mennonite church over Sun- day, r" Mr. C, Bluanenstein, the new, painter, paper hanger and decor- ator spent the week -end at his home in Drurnbo, Miss Marguerite Douglas, teach- er of S. S. Not 4, Stanley is spend- ing the week's vacation at her home near Hyde 'Parke. - Mr. Ed. Wurm and family, who have occupied rooms in Mr. GG Holtzman's residence, are this week moving into their own dwel- ling recently vacated by Mr. Jas. Manship. The members of the W. .C.- T. U, Met with the Y. le. A. of the Ev- angeligal church, on Tuesday eve-, ni:ng March 22nd. This meeting was opened with devotional exer- cises led by Mrs. Meyer. Mrs. C. Heyrock then took charge of the FERTILIZER • W.C.T.U. educational programme "The Referendum on Importation." As 1 cannot find time to call on A. male trio was then rendered wh- ieh was enjoyed by all. my many customers for orders for theor supply of Fertilizer for the coining season, I am taking the liberty to quote the'following pric- es viz;— 16'% for April $38.33 a ton. 1-8-1 for April $42.10. 1-1.0-1 for April $44.25 2-82 for April $50.25 Orders will be accepted for the above at once. J. Hey, Jr., -35 Zuri ei INSURE YOUR PROPERTY AGAINST DAMAGE BY''WIND OR TORN- ADO. THE HOME INSURANCE CO. Insures your Property without Premium Note, and guarantees no special assessment. THE WESTERN FARMERS' WEATHER INS. MUTUAL Co. paid $118 900 loss in the November 1919 wind storm. Amount of Ins. in force $25,000,000. Rate 45 cents per $100 ofr '3 years. Prem- ium note 2 per cent. Am also agent for .several other Wind Insurance Companies. G. Holtzman ZURICH, ONT. • ANYTHING IN FIRE INSURANCE DEALER IN LIGHTNING RODS • What might have been a ser- ious accident happened one day last week, when the team of Mr. J. Decher, Jr., became beyond control in front of the Walper House, and Mr. Decher then qui- ckly headed them off towards the hotel sheds and in doing so the wagon came" in contact with Mr. Jos. Gascho, Sr. Mail Courier of Route three, who Was just return= ing. The latter's closed buggy being overturned, and Mr. Gascho mansged to crawl out, and for- tunately no damage or injury was done. I FOR 'SALE' A quantity of good onion. Seed for sale, Apply to Mrs. J. H. Schnell. . tf-36 FOlit S 4LE A quantity of timothy seed pur- ity No. 1, and a small lot of Aisike clover seed. Get our prices. J. 'Gascho & Son, -37 WANTED Dealers and Farmers to know that A. Weiss, 147 Grange Ave., Toronto, Are direct buyers and pay top prices for Dressed chi- ckens, eggs and butter. Also cat- tle Hides and Wool. Wants steady shippers reliable service, same day returns. For a square deal don't forget -to ship. and trade with; A. WEISS, 147 Grange Ave, Tctunt°, Ontario. t-13 ANNOUNOB `'ENT Zurich's Garage We have moved our Stockback to our old Stand, and` are now ready for business with a complete Stock of DUNLOP, DOMINION AND AMES-IIOLDEN TIRES AND TUBES TO CLEAR AT (SPECIAL PRICES.) WE ARE.. ALSO AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED HASSLER ;,SHOCK ABSORBERS. INSTALL A SET ON YOUR FORD, AT OUR RISK FOR TEN DAYS, AND IF NOT SATISFIED WITH THEM, BRING THEM BACK AND WE WILL REFUND YOUR MON- EY, GET OUR PRICES ON PREST-O-.LITE STORAGE BATTER- IES, WE 'ALIO ALLOW. ..FOR YOUR OLD BATTERY ACCORD- TNG" TO CONDITION. BATTERY CHARGING, BATTERY SERVICE. ALSO AUTO REP- AIRING, ANY 11MAI E OF CAR A SPECIALTY, A .COMPLETE LINE OF GENUINE FORD PARTS, GIVE US A C.A.L1J. �e Mouseau Zurich PRONE N'o, 103. LO School re -opens on Monday Ap- ril 4th, Mr. Sam Gaseho sp;'nt the week- enie at Goderich .I1:r, John Deiehe;•t spc.rt East - at Wati.rlt o, Mr. Will. Franke of Waterloo, , spent the , , lc-.'n;l at the home of Mr, C.', Bing. Mrt Lloyd Kalhijeisch of ),Kater- loo Samin+a,ry rs sOndin the week at his hone hare. Master Dan. Ort, of Bright, is visiting at the hams of his uncle read aunt, Mr. and. Mrs, A, fvleliek. Mrs. Oswald Fisher and son Raymond, left on Thursday morn- ing for KitchenL'', to visit relati- ves. . 4 i We are pleased to learn ' that Mr. Sol, Kiefer, of Bayfield., who has been ill for some time, is im- proving in health, - Miss Laura Krueger of Kitchen- er is spending the week at her home on the 14th con. 1Vlesara. Stade & Weido have in- stalled. in the front part of their hardware store, am electric driven Free Air outfit for the convenien- ce of auto owners, This is the second free air outfit in Zurich and always ads to being up to the times. STANLEY TOWNSHIP, Owing' to the unfavorable we- ather the Box Social which was to have been held at Goshen school on Thursday was postponed till Friday evening, when a good cw- owd was present and a pleasant evening was spent. tThe proce- eds amounted to over $60.00 for which rnuch credit is due to the auctioneer, Mr. Oscar Klopp, who disposed of the boxes at good prices. A special service was held in the Goshen Anglican church on Good Friday. A good crowd was present and a very helpful ser"'- ice..was conducted by the Rev. Mr. Pitts. ( A special Easter service was held it the Goshen Methodist -ch- urch on Sunday in the interest of the Woman's Missionary Society. An Easter thank -offering was tak- en which amounted' to 09.00. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Delgaty of near Dashwood are spending the holidays, with their friends in St- anley: • i i l 1. (' Mr. Will' r.1tnbinson spent Easter in London. . Mr. and Mrs. T. Williamson of Hamilton are visiting at the home of Mr. Wilson Armstrong. Mr. Ruskin Keys, who is teach- ing school at Elmira is spending the holidays at his home on' ` the Babylon Line. Misses Annie and Pearl Steph- enson have returned home after spending three weeks with friends at Marlette, Mich. Mrs. J. Ste- phenson Sr., who has spent the winter at Marlette also returned with them. Mr. John A. Reid of. near Varna is holding en auction Sale of his Farm, Farre Stock and Implem- ents on Wednesday, • April Gth. Mr. Geo. Elliott and sister Miss Lottie ani their mother. who hhave spent the winter in Clinton, have returned to their farm on the Goshen. FOR SALE I am offering 'for sale my barn in Zurich, size 24x40 and 16 feet high. Api:ly Wm. Siebert Zur= ich. -31 NOTICE I have a large quantity of good building stone for sale at the St. Joseph Block!. ALEX. FOSTER, Zurich. WIMP' ell' e'er,' Por ...tF •I.L Qw1Pr'1 M.u.w'�..P. Children. ur,L:aa rrrr44S as..SL7•.rtwral:,a74,xrv:rapm fa ;t a r5 riit 8 11 tn to 1.1 i4.on.ttoior.gc idn� pi, Av: EfiableaparatiouiatAs-1 u$Yi at3a�"'.tite.br,lbyReguia lin ie S(eleachs x -1130;0s ' 'FherebyPeei otintlAisgeetioi. 6teerrtfinezai.df est.Ccs.clue; feitlre5 Of'itta.47forplaineeel Mineral:50'r 00'id0? ,Tlecipeof0'3�r.Sr)JfL�Ci���1� zrn Seed LeLSrcrreJ'aio lrfr 47:evf JYar l sie !/ari/1'ed.Snuym' Arnfa, ikwar AhelpfdlRemedYl'er !.CJandE ewer 55 hesastandea1 and l' Jo1' Swalafanc'• I'estilti�rOSSfi1xgs'°su�=---- I TacS1eol'. � oti tafb Know jtirt 1w aye .e,' the oignaturee' of 12) j Jse 'or Deer Years Exact Copy of Wrapper. • lP;! THE CENTAUN COMPANY, NEW lOROZ CITY. asse IT: 5 Inas rm e ° uner We are Sole Agents for the district for the celebrated and well-known. Massey -Harris Farm Implements and Farm Engines andTr°actors,land can sup `iy your wants.. for the conn ing season, They Have Stood The Test They Have Established a Re tati Give us a call Before purchasingelsewhere J, E. DRTJ AR, - Zurich eltv verl nd 9 rr M. HESS & CO. CD fat ZURICH OVERLAND SALES AN D SERVICE STATION Overland Cars! Overland Cars • des easy ��oubleslylileade as air ./ _-- on CasJii A R2 CUSHION INNER TIRE RUBBER COMPANYEMir I n 1az WINO,HAM, ONTARIO. inszessuadasemsasseme 1 have been appointed ..gent for this district for the above Celebrated Inner Cushion Tires. And will be pleased to giVe a demonstration at any time. Call and be convinced. John ey, Jr. urich