Zurich Herald, 1921-05-05, Page 4FO
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W; C. T. U. NOTES
Mrl+, Mary Co,lit+r Forester, ons,
Of four women who founded : the
Women's Christian Temperance
-Union in' Canada in 1876, died at
the home of her soh,' 40 McGill st-
reet, Toronto, last Friday. She
has beep known as one of the
busiest lvonten in the country and
Until her death, which came in her
ninety-first year, she kept in'
close toush with the work ,which
she was instrumental in settnig in
Motion.
Nicotine is a colorless oil read
fly dissolved in water and alchol.
It has a pungent odor, and be-
comes brown on exposure to the
air, It is exceedingly poisonous,
two or three drops causing death
ire a few minutes when 'taken into
the stomach. It exists in l the
leaves of the tobaceo plant.
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STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
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Mr. John Wanless •of Tax:nia, is.
seriously ill at present. he recent-
ly underwent an operation at the
Hospital, London. and 'he is in a
critical condition His many fri-
ends hope for his speedy recov-
ery,.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lilley and Mr.
Calvin Dawson of Seaforth spent
Sunday at the home of Mr, W. J. iver are this week opening a new
Dawson. hardware store in P. 1•Iclsaae's
The annual meeting for the el -(block.
ectiozi of officers of the Goshen S. re and Mrs. C. Fritz of Zurich,
S. and Epworth League was held f were Visitors in town on Sunday.
house -
last Thursday erecting. The gar -1 111r. Jack Eidt moved his ious reports were received and hold effects to Ailsa Craig . on
the school and Leaeue were found ! Monday.
to be ici a healthy Lea condition.
! ?tilee'and Mrs. Jackson of Walton '
Geo. E. John iton was re -appoint! ai e at present visiting with Mr. THE HOME INSURANCE CO.
ed S, S. Superintendent, and Elgin ( and Mrs. G. Kellerman, Insures your Property without
McKinley ;vita re -appointed pr- k bliss Luella Stire of Parkhill vis- Premium Note, and guarantees no
"ted with her parents on .Sunday. special assessment.
Mr. Gissb of Exeter was aweek-
end visitor with Mr. D. Chilton. THE WESTERN FARMERS'
_hiss O. Rader of Detroit is at WEATBER INS. MUTUAL Co.
present visiting her parents.
Dr. Catt is sporting a rely paid $1.ei 1,00 loss in the November
Ford Coupe. 1919 wind.storm. Amount of Ins.
Word was received here of the in force $25,000,000. Rate 45
death of Adam Sachs, a fornier cents per $100 ofr 3 years. Prem -
resident of this place, Mr. Sachs
note 2 per cent.
chant of Elbe, Washington State, Am also agent for several other
and he dropped dead in the of- Wind Insurance Companies.
rice °of a Tacome Hotel; Altho
ugh not in .good health, he had ', Holtzman
been as well as usual up to . the'
time. of his sudden demise. Born ZURICH, ONT.
at. Dhsla vogd, .hsa"-'when- 23 years'tsr. ;"YTHTN-GG IN 'VIRE IN,3UR 4eecE
age, settled on a honestread at : DEALER IN 'LIGHTNING RODS
St.. Thomas, North Dakota, en-
gaging in farming and storekeep
ing until 1889, when he went to .Arnot and Herman Willard have
Seattle and became part owner of g see to Eyebrow, Sask., for the
a sawmi 1 for three yeas then mov eum.mer,
ing to Elbe, where he started in Last Sunday afternoon a car
business, sawmilling and storeke- trying to cut in between another
eping. Re was the first postmas-. and Mr.Wni Welsh's buggy str-
ter, death, f Elbe, retaining
tainsas g isaie ,niai+u until uck the hind wheel of the buggy
first to Barbara A ' and ripped it off... Luckily no
pperinan in one was hurt.
Ontario, and later to Serena B. Mar
shall, who survives him with two; --
sons, and also one son by the first
marriage. Deceased made three
trips to the • Alaska gold fields, ! Last Monday morning over 35
locating claims each time. i cases of whiskey arrived by exp-
! ress billed to some of our Q t-
WAYBURN NEWS • izens.
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G We have a l icnited quantity of j
Flax Seed suitable for feed pup- 1.
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poses which we will sell ''at avery I
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t• • reasonable price,
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PHONE 6
INSTJR
YOUR
DAMAGE
PROPERTY AGAINST
BY WIND OR TORN-
ADO.
esident of the League.
`Born—In Stanley on April lath,
to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Reid, a
Son.
BLAKE.
The Make Women's Institute
Will hold their annual meeting at
the home of Mrs. A. Clarke, B1ske
on Wednesday May 11th, all the
embers are requested to attend
as tc. decide whether to continue
the meetings or not. Mrs.. Wm.
Finlay, Mrs. Dae.. Tough.
Mrs J.A.Meyers and little da-
ughtei of LgA.;'on..,. siietat' a •,fowl.
'weeks- itli "friends in this vicin-
;,ty
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Consitt and.
son of Tuckersmith visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Zapfe
recently.
Mrs. Gilbert Freekleton and son
of Exeter called on friends in the
`*village last Wednesday.
Miss. Lydia Gingerich has return-
ed home after spending a few
weeks with friends in Zurich.
Miss Clara Zapfe • and brothers,
Austin and Oran spent the week-
end with friends near Brucefield
Mr.. Elmer Thiel, west of the vil-
lage, has erected a neat driving
shed. bar. Thiel believes inher-
ing things convenient and up-to-
date.
Miss Helen Tough called on
.friends in the village on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rupp of Zurich
have moved into the house recent-
ly vacated by Mr. Jake Kipfer(.
We welcome Mr, and Mrs. Rupp
to our village.
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DASHWOOD•
Mi is Adel Lafond was the guest
of Lucinda WilIert on the i Town
Line, on Sunday.
' Mi':s' s Adell Witmer of Zurich
and Ada Witmer of the Gosher
line. were guests of their friend,
Wise Mabel Sehade, west of , the
village on Sunday.
Mr Geo .Merner is improving
his residence by addition of a
new verandah.
Mr. and Mrs. D. McIsaac of
Crediton 'were visitors in town on
Sunday.
Ree: W. J. Yager, pastor of the
Evangelical church has been're-
turned to his charge here for an-
other year.
Mn*per's Day services will be
`.heed in the Evangelical Sunday Sch
bol. en Sunday morning, Everyb
body is cordially invited to at-
tend.
Dir. Geo. O'Banyon of Luean sp EXETER
ent the week -end with Wna. Wil-
lert., David, Elston of Calgary, and
Mr, and Mrs. J. Eidt and. clati h- sister, Miss D. Elson of Stratford,
ter Mildred of Ailsa Craig, Mr. visited their brother, J. Elston and
n". I rI i. I. Bi it 'n;l t.;o• so:,s of sister, .Annia Elston.
For'' t s=petit. Stanley at the 'ho-ne O,r of tha 6! 'lest voters in this
of Mr.C. Stade. s esctio i to e.,.' •i. Fianna ` the #
was a pioneer resident and neer- >um
HENSALL.
Ed. Daters who has been con -
The frequent rainy hare hindeied fined to bed through illness, for
the progress of seeding here. How the past three weeks is now able
ever several of the farmers will to be out again. •
finish this week, a few last week.
The Town Line between Steph-
en and Hay is in excellent condit-
oin at present, the grader, which
was here last week, made a good
job of the road.
The attendance at school has water,
come back to normal this week, Ed. Daters of Hay Township,
from the fact that the epidemic purchased a 10-20 Titan tractor
I from C. S. Hudson;
Mrs. J. Fisher is in Toronto,vis-
iting her daughter Miss Helen.
Mrs. H. Buttery and children
have returned to their home in Re-
gina, ,Sask., after a number of
months' visit with relatives in
Hensall and other places.
Arnold Bell, of the Toronto Un-
iversity spent , the past week at
his home here. •
T. W. Palmer has disposed of
his grocery and confectionery bus-
iness to Mr. Donaldson of Tees -
of measels has disappeared from
the homes under quarentine.
A gospel service was held in
the Wayburn school last Sunday
evening. Subject dealt with 'was;
The second Coming of Christ, in
its two aspects, The Rapture and
the Revelation. Much interest
was taken by the audience in the
subject. The bible references we-
re read and meditated upon. Gos-
pel servises will' be held D. V.,
in this school every Sunday even-
ing during May and June. We
invite all who can to be present
at every service. A series of bible,
bible studies and bible doctriness
will be taken up. We ask all do
bring their bibles every Sunday.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
emietrimmo
Miss Besse Tough has returned
back to her hoocsl after spending
three weeks at her home on' the
Bronson.
Clarence Tough has returned to
Owen Sound for the summer to
learn ea'l+n
Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes Caririe and,
their little daughter, Jean, 'visited
friends on the Bronson recently,
Miss Annie Laidlaw, who has be
en vstiied her sister, Mrs. W. J;
Tough, for the last 'three months,
has returned to her home in Blyth.
GRAND BEND
,e. in e
M. F'r°1, White his mo; -ed intolreeent rei'erendum exmpi.ign was Mr-. P. Baker was called to Lie -
the hellsformerly occupied by D Mrl, E. ;tirilliams, of t<sbarn?,w•ho can lit week, owing to the eer-
y; seen! J:.'+ 1, las 'Fears of ape.
31-•, IIs nor Guenther of Forest. , +-El i. 1805 11 n s3 or her dough r
l 1 South-: tt h ho, -r2 prune the Sa'n, Gratton.a t r, bass...
So' it, Sunday funder .the parental U;+i 'evs't- o' T0'on'o havin' ern
• 4`06i% nieto-1 the three eMr. Ti.dcznan has moved into
Mn. ` w;.ar;' woe'.' in Mr H 'nYii .
r:Pope of London spent thea. theology. "in s houses;
p li,o,oNv, F1'., leave"; ,,
Y+, .." " • t+:''"i 11'.r len"•,7iii^.' Mr. ". Z , s'iti,tl.v to Mrs, P t•a 7 moved intohouse
the -,
i to gw , or ;0 c fruit in. Sisk- va^at^ 1 lie. Mr. Tiede
J. Y tri^ay'U1eI+t<?anu.a.imass,
'f'`. 'roil n 31vt7i' i i t: acini .. err. Bal► th tm a" Das: ;r. ' :- moll
, -
''',T I H .,.t_.a Rnseell of Wot of set:n,L s 70. riaj-
. Y; .i. vis ,y . ,y.- ed h• ' la^t weak
V - `d _ •n •'''s room ' o'a in _ to '! M t "k.. ' t •p• r n ' 1 sea into Jas, 1)es -
,i.t..71.d th. tttnei, r r ,,. 7
the idn'';a of the 1atthre niit he i a, o_ the ar-:Tincri lroies ,
. ,. ' • . z lite li^ ytYiz'n,trr. , J. l l g r,.
4 .ns:s Resta,rtleye. aai:t Tsf:e: s -i wit, 1.7.7his br. t1t r.
,pry(tr-A•
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THINGS TO LOOK FOR
WHEN YOU BUY A TRACTOR, BE SURE THAT IT .HA,$ ALL THE+
TO ALL-ROUND SERVICE, EFFICIENCY AND ECONOMY OF FEATURES ESSL+Ni1TAYz..
FOR INSTANCE LOOK FOR-- OPERATION.
A kerosene- engine so that
possible cost. you can use cheap fuel, thereby doing your workat the lowest
A throtle governor to regulate the fuel to the load variations, insuring uniform speed of both
tractor and driven machine in addition to fuel economy and saving one man's tune when engaged
in belt work. HURON COUNTY COUNCIL PURCHASED FIVE TITANS 'IN ONE ORDER.
I. H. C. TRACTORS IN USE 'THAN ALL OTHERS COMBINED. MORE
L. A. PRA 1 AGENT, ZURICH
ides easy „ q ."',
as' air ./„ ' Z oubin cdseay e•
- on Casinos
AER2 CUS.BoN 1NN€ R TIR
RUBBER COMPANyLIMIr
ciigaticraeminzate W/NGNAM. ONTARIO.
I have been appointed Agent for this district for the
above Celebrated Inner Cushion Tires, And will
be
pleased to give a demonstration at any time. Call
be convinced. and
e
John Hey, Jr. - Zurich
NOTICE
In the publishing of letters
from Mr. Samuel Hey, in last 'we-
ek's issue of the Herald, the Mr.
Ernest Rader mentioned was Mr.
Rader, who lives west of Dash-
wood, as there is another Ernest
Rader living on the Goshen Line,
Hay, who is not concerned in this
affair.
• COUNTY NEWS
The Royal Hotel stables in Tthel
have been purchased by the
town, wtih the intention of con-
verting them into a garage.
Messrs. Merner Bros. have sold
their flax mill and farm in Clinton
to Mr. H. B. Strothers, of London,
and possession is given at once.
Mr, Strother's agent and Mr. E.
F. Merner have been out the past
few days securing flax land, hav-
ing procured two hundred or
more acres.
After being confined to bed for
Over two years in a helpless con-
dition, following a stroke of par-
alysis, Mr's. Henry Isaac passed a-
way on Wednesday of last week
at Greenway, aged 74 years and
four months. The deceased had
been a life-long resident of !that
community having been born in
Usborne Township.
John Nichols, who many years
,ago lived on the farm owned by
Kinsman, Hibbert, attained on
April 15th -100 years. He \isliv-
ing in Saskatchewan,
CREDITON
We are glad to see Albert' Mor-
lock on the streets aagin, after
quite a spell of sickness,
Sane. Wein has bought the ;hare
eting business from W. A. Sam-
brook and took poesessio,i on Mon-
day.'' Sam is a Crediton boy, and
has - many friends who wish _ him
sueces. in his business.
A quiet wedding took plane at
the Ev:;ngelical parsonage on.
Saturday, April 16, when .gee., S,
1tt. Ilatrch united in marriage, .14Ir,
Fred Hoist of Stephen, Miss phen toi
Irene Louise Wil:leri. daughter of
14Ir. and 14Irs. Louis J, 6Vi 1'?'t of
Stephen. The bride was at-
tired
rbT. 3.' Oliver wolf taken pec ill in a navy blue suit with pec-,
en tuz e het to neitch. After the
ilyr \v:th i,'s'.I tnratttion, j t:eierony the newly wedded east
The Red Cros
Carries •nWhy?
t , Because of demands made upon it
in dealing with the terrible after-
math of disease and suffering which
always follows war.
2. Because of the serious health con-
ditions revealed by the war -more
than half, of our Canadian young
manhood unfit for combatant mill-
tary service.
!3. Because an international confer-
ence of medical experts, realizing•
that voluntary organization 'was:
necessary as an aid to Governments.
• in solving the world's health prob-
lems, decided that "no other or-
ganization is so well prepared to..
undertake these great responsibili-.
ties as the Red Cross," and that
"no movement deserves more the
hearty and enthusiastic support at
all people than does this."
OATTARIO ENROLLMENT, MAY 22-28 •
Enroll with your local Red Cross Branch or Enrollment Committee,
or, tf there Is none in your community, with the Ontario Provincial
Division, 410 SHERBOIJRNE STREET, TORONTO.
Canadian Red °
Ontario Division
ple repaired to the home of the
bride's parents, where friends and
relatives Y es had gathered to giVo
them a reception, a d
enjoyable time was spent. The
young con le will reside on the
°gr'oom's farm near Crediton.Mil. Y sther Hauch of Chicae1 is .I
e, • •a na'99ti
to consider this year's celebrate,'
loll,
It was unanimously decided'
to celebrate the Brd of June, anhi:
live committees Were appointed
1 to take the matter in hands. The,
following oifieers ;were elecl'ied of
I the C._, A. A. .A. --.Pros, herb., Eilr+.
ber; Trete, R. S. Wilson' and Seep.
Czr'a Oeatreicher, Mt+. Wilson ga+
i.
vt his financial report, showing Le
balnece of $392 in the treasury.;
from last year's eelebratid4A. , l
vioiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs,
IT eh.
Last Frid a
y e Vening a pLtb11G
meeting was held i1i tha Ttiwlt Hall i