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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1921-09-29, Page 5Thursday September^ 29th,um BUSINESS CARDS Proudfoot, Killoran & HOLMES /Barristers, Solie;tors, Notaries, • 'uli :, Ltc,, Office on the Square, 2nd door ,Liotta Hamilton, St. ,God- erich, .Private funds to loan at lowest rater. W. Proudfoot, ICC. J. L. Killoran D. E, Holmes, Mr. Holmes will be in Hensel]. on Friday of each week. ANDREW F. IIESS, Notary Public Com missianer, 'Conveyancing, Fire aid Life Insurance. Agent. Corporation and Canecla Trust Co. Herald Office. Zurich.. ■ Dr.E. S. Hardie DENTIST ,At ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY DASHWOO]) EVERY THURSDAY MAIN OPTION — HEN 1LL. OSCAR KLOPP Licensed Auctioneer for the Co- unty of Huron, Sales conducted in any part of the County. Char- ges moderate. Satisfaction guar- anteed or no pay. Several fine farms have been paced in my hands for sale. Zurieh, I': O; Phone '13-93 licensed Auctioneer I have taken out Auctioneer' License for the County of Huron And am in a position to conduct any kind of. Auction Sale. Give me. a trial and I will assure you satisfaction or make no charge. Arthur Weber, - Dashwood, Phone 31r13. 16 Zurich Meat MARKET Fresh and Salt Meats. .Boiogna Sausages, etc Highest Cash Price for Wool, I CASH FOR SKINS & II1DES '�'ui1gb%t Szo rt Aeic�e NOTICE As I have recently purchased the livery. `business, I wish to inform thepublic that I am in a position to accoinodate'a11 requirements a- tt>ng 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 Phone 58 Zurich. LIVE pp'U LT R Y. WANTED Visken every day till 3 ()clock p.m. Do not feed fowl same morning Whin brought in. Highest Cash Prices --CASH FOR -- • Cream and Eggs ' W. O'Brien Phone 94. Zurich Threshing Machinery I am agent of this district for to celebrated Waterloo Mfg. Co. machinery and Hi:edler tractors, Parties interested will do well to see me. Have sold the following machines this season with absolute satisfaction in every sale; Hy. deckle, steam outfit; John Erb oil tractor and small separator; Merano Steckle also a tractor out- let. For further information kin- dly' see any of these users. tf5 PETER KROPP, Agent, Zurich. COAL" Fall :and Winter IES DEZ:,IVER Season 1921 1922; THERE IS A COLD DAY COM- ING. LAY IN YOUR. SUPPLY NOWWITH OUR CELEBRATED DELEWAEE AND HUDSON CO'S. LACKAWANA'S COAL. ,.,� ���.telora COAL & PRODUCE MERCHANT TERMS;—CASH .Phone; Office 1Ow. House 103. NSALL ONT# ZURIO HERALD PUT YOtJ Wants, For Sale, host, Found, Notice, Etc. Ads IN THIS COLUMN Up to October 20th, 1924 1 ` am rn, a position to put up lightning rods .on church steeples or high towers, price $t0. tfll Peter Corriveau, Re.R.2, Zurich ses _se WANTED A few- girls to work in the Hal) Dent Gl F ove Facto' y. . AN OPEN CONVENTION OF SIRE Neel TONAL LIBERAL AND CON SEBS'ATIVE ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH HURON Wi i be held in Hensall on Sat- urctaa•; October 1st, at 2 o'c1o..i.. p.m . tc which all men and woman who are favorable to the Meiglian Government are invited. A. eand- :date will bechosed to contest then riding. Dr. M. Steele, M. P•., of South Pertle the organizer. for Western Ontario, will be present and deliver an address. A meeting of the Executive at one o'clock. By order of the Executive. FOUND, A ladies' handbag, Zurich, on Fair grounds, containing small sum of money. Owner can secure same at office of Seetrtary, A. F. Hess, by proving property and haying for this adv. • FOR SALE I will see privately the following articles;— Express wagon, parlor suite, bedroom suite, extension table,I adder, hay fork, stable fork. For quick sale. Apply to Mrs. A. G. Ehnes, Zurich. FOR SALE A new $40.00 Chatham Kitchen Cabinet for $33.00 cash. tt-7 L. A. Prang, Zurich. FOR SALE I am offering, for sale my bak- ing business in Zurich. For full particulars apply to the proprie- tor, Mr. Jos•, Geiger, Zurich. tf6 STRAYED. Unto my premises, Goshen Line a ,'ed calf. Owner can have same by proving property and paying expenses., Jos. Gelinas. WANTD • :Highest ,market pkices paid for Live Poultry, take3i;' in every Wed- nearday, .J Gaseho & Son. -12 FOR SALE 11A story red brit /house and three lots for sale, hard and soft water i'n the house, also good stable and chicken house: For _particulars apply to Mrs' 'Fred. Deters Sr., Zurich. tf9 STANLEY TOWNSHIP Anniversary services 'will be held in the .Goshen, Methodistchurch on Sunday, Oct. 2. When Rev. W. G. H. McAlister, M. A., 81 Exeter will preach morning and evening. Word was recevied last week of the death of Rainy Armstrong, of Rosetown, Sask. He was the eldest son of Mr. Geo. Armstrong of Stanley and went West early in the summer with his wife and ehiid to settle on his farm there. Particulars of his sickness and de- ath have not yet been received. Mr. Wim Pollock had a raising on Tuesday to erect the frame of a strawshed. He purchased the building' recently from Mr. Alex. McConnel ,1,, Varnia. • Three silos are being built this fall on the Babylon Line. One for Clifford Keys is completed, and one :for Artie Keys and one for Bert Peck are in course of Os' ection. BORN—Ori Thursday, Sept. 22, to rM. and Mrs. Will Reid of Varna, a daughter. BORN—On Saturday, Sept. 24th, to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Keys, Babylon Line, Stanley, a son. DASHWOOD_ Abe Jno Kuntz is this week at - t• tissues the funeral; of the late Mrs Mi:. Philip Sippel in Detroit. Miss Clara Kraft is visiting in Thedfor•d at present. 14Ir. and Mrs. Baumgarten have gone to Michigan to spend a month with relatives. Mrs. C. Stade is this .week visit- ing in Forest. We are pleased to report that Mrs, J. Kellerman' is improving afs tel' her lengthy illness. Rally Day services were held in the Evangelical church Sunday ev- ening conducted by the Y. P. A. A. very interesting program . was given, consisting of ten minutes talks by Miss Pearl Tiernan, Miss Edmeston and the pastor, Rev. Yager, .Different members of ealse department of the Y. P. A, also gave short addresses explain- ing the work of each. At the close of the service a 'splendid itis sionary coffering was .received. Mr. and Mrs, H. Willert, Mrs. Her man Zimmer of Stratford mei Mr. Ed, Willert visited wthi .friends in Miehiean fees week. •1a T:w'Ila eterner is improving in haalt.h and will soon be out a- 1;'aiL • . 1 i I . i . 1t•1 1. LOCAL NEWS lfr, Erwin Eckstein is employed in the Zurich kb akery. Master Gladman Mel;e'c is spend- ing �t he week at Crediton. Mr. C. Iiartleib of Goderich was in the village one .day last week. We will givet he Herald to New Readers till Jan. 1922 for 25 cents. Mr. Ezra Kaercher of Kitchener is visiting at the home of his mo- ther here. Mr. C. Fritz and fancily attended an entertainment at Elrnville ,on uTesday evening: Mr. and Mrs. A,.Melick were we- ek visitors at Woodstock, Blen heini and Tavi'stoek. Messrs. Elsner and Garnet Magel of Detroit were visitors here ov- er the wee-end. Mr. W. Frani. of Kitchener was a visitor to t't e home 'of Mr. 'e Silber last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith, Mr. M. Bock, and D. Smith were visitors. G to oderich on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Riekbeil, 'who had been south in Texas, for,the' last two years, are ivsiting reiati res here. Mr. and Mrs. Ferd, Hess are this week moving into their new home, 'vacated by Mrs., F. Hess, Sr., and recently purchased from'the est- ate of the late F. Hess. Si.. A. few friends of Miss Ortha Melick gathered at her home on Friday evening, the occasion be- ing a birthday 'party, -• A good time is reported ,by all present. The new letter rate in effect now is as follows;—Canada, U. S. and Mexico, 3c; United Empire and all British Poses:ons, 4c; All oth er foreign coun`r:ese 10 cents. Mr. John' Geiger, and family, Vern and Leona of Pigeon, Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Greuhn of S `b xwa'ug spent the week -end at the home of the form'er's daughter, Mr. and. Mrs. John Gascho. This week ends the conventions for selecting candidates for th- Federal election, for the riding of South Huron. On Thursday 29th is the U,UF.O., convention and on Saturday,' Oct. 1st, is the Conserv- ative meeting, both are at Hen sail. We are in receipt of a very nic- ely;',,composed letter for publicat- ion from Mr. 'Alex. Murdock, Hen•- 'sall, evritted ,lin' behalf of our jun icir baseball 't earn,. We are eery .sorry this week that `;space is Dot permitting to insert seene,-but will receive our attention ' ' next •week. LATE MRS. PHILIP SIPPLE Last week we briefly recorded the death` of Mr.'Jacob Zeller, or Wisconsin. This 'week we have the sad news of the above -men tioned ones sister, late Mrs.. Aneia. Zeller of Detroit, who passed a- way int:hat iety on, Sunday, Sep. 25th,. in her 65th year, after` an 1 1 ness of only a few .days with plea. risy.• eceased is 'well known in Zurich 'having been born here an 1 lived, here 'with her husband for many years until about twelve years ago she moved to Detroit. She leaves to mourn her loss, her husband, Mr. Philip Sippel, Pigeon Mich., one brother, Mr. Ed, Zelp- ler, Windsor,; sisters, Mrs. E. Ap- pel, New Hamburg, Mrs. Wm. Kl- opp, Zurich;: two sons, Mr. Edi. Sippel of Langing, Mich; 'and Mr. Otto Sippel of Detroit; two dau- ghters.; the eldest Ida, being mar- •'ied in Detroit and Velma at home. The last remains were laid to rest on Tuesday in Detroit DEATH OF DANIEL KIPPER. With profound regret the ,sad newswas received on Tuesday ev- 'ming last, 'Sept. 20tle that Mr, Daniel Kipfer brad pealed away at his boarding place, New Hamb- urg, at thele Commercial Hotel, af- ter but a1 few days illness from pneumonia. He complained of feeling unwell last Friday and his condition grew gradually worse and on Tuesday morning became critical. A trained: nurse Was pro- cur3d from Kitchener. It was hoe ed that the beet of medical' aid and nursing 'would pull him thro ugh, but he passed away about eight o'clock int he ,evening. The deceased had been a valued em- ployee in D. Becker's garage foe the past nine years where. he was a true and faithful worker. His accommodating ways made him many friends and he was held in. high esteem by all His early de - arise is deeply regretted. He was' born in Hey Township, and reached: the age of 35 years, 2 :months and 18 clays. He, is sur- vived by his aged father, Mr. An; drew Kipfer, four brothers ' and two sisters; Menno of East Zorra Solomon of Bayfield,' Moses ofKit- ehener, Jacob of :Hamburg, Mrs. le, Schra , of Leonardsville, Nest, trd Mrs. S. Nafaiger of Alberta. The funeral was, held an Friday.to. the Mennonite Church and Cemet- ery, 16th, line, East Zerr•a. AUCTION SALE Of Household Effects, on Lot 6, erne15, Hay Township, on ,S ,ATURDAY, OCTOBER. 8, 1021 (onenencing at 1,30; p.m. Sharp. 2 cook stoves; parlor stove; 2 cupboards, e sinks, 12 chairs, tables, 2 :small tables,' 2 rockets, l,ieturen, 'l toi ips, dishes, crock :'ry and fruit lu's,"loun e, 5 bed age' Five( steads 'arid springs, 2' standlw, car- pets and rugs; cider barrel, vin•- igar• barrel, new sewing machine, writing desk ib h d �, st, enc , realer; a quantity of 'bedding,, sugar ket- tles, 2 roasting pans, a quantity of potatoes and numerous artilces Applications will elso be recei- ved for renting' this farm on 'day of salol„ The farm' consists of 100 acres, being Lot 6, con., 15 Hay Township, has °a good brick hoof - 'se, 'large frame barn; and land is all suitable for cultivation. Terms ;—CASH Oscar Klopp, Auctioneer. Elisabeth Miller, Proprietoress, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE Of Porto, Stock and Implements, Estate of Wesley D. Harvey, De- ceased. On Tuesday Oct. 4th, 1921, at 10.30 o'clock aerie there will be offered for sale at Public Auction at the premises; LOT No. 8, CON. 3, Stanley r1'p. containing 100 acres more or less. The Farm is well located in one of the best farming portions of` Huron %mile from school, 2 1-2 miles' from •Kippen and :Brucefield There is . upon; it a commodious sol id brick house with stone found- ation and slate roof and with fuel shed and storehouse attached, a frame bank Barn With to o wings' 45x69 and 30x65 with stone found- ations and stable underneath, well furnished with cement floors and B.T. furnishings, a drive shed 20x 40, and an implement shed, about 8 . acres have been sown in Fall Wheat and about 42 acres have been fall ploughed. There is a bush of about 15 acres, an orch- erds of about 2 acres and the bat- :tees! of the feral, all of which is •traliie,is seeded down in hay and pasture land. The soil is clay loam. TERMS OF SALE—Ten per cent of purchase price at time of sale balance on or before April ist.1922 Sale ' subject to reserve bid. At the same time and place will be offered • the Following Implem- ents, 'Machinery, Farm Stock and Chattels; IMPLEMENTS ;-1 Gray -Dort touring car; 1 Overland touring car. Model 83; 1 Fordson tractor, tractor p'ows; hey press six-ho-sa power gasoline engine; John De- ere Hay Loader; M. -H. binder, 8 - ft. cut and .forecarriage; 1 7-fts Deering mower; M. -H. bean scuf- fler, ' top cutter, M. -H. cultivator and Seed Box, power horse cl'pper, 2 farm wagons; light wagon; sk- eliton wagon; top buggy, tight buggy, Cutter; 2 horse carts; set bob ,sleighs; 1, 2 -furrow relines el- eu;h; walling plow; set 5 -section diamond harrows, steel rolle', M. side rake, 2 hay racks •,-DIaple. „1,.0-i.n. plate ,grain grinder, 1 Clinton 'fanning mill;. set scales; 1 "urge, anvil .;• vise; circular saw; Cream Separator. power washer Ind wrin;•er, enging and pump ew . ; 'water trough; 1, 25 -gal. gas- tares; as-tank ; 3. b1'rrels and a quantity of oil, 2 feed bores, 2 robes. 1. 1.5 -rod roll pig wire; 20 25 -rods •vo ^n ;'wire fence, 25 grain bags, crdar;' posts; . 13 bunches • shin- -loss about 60 cedar rail posts; 3 s-ls 'double harness with cull- ers; 2• seta' sin;le harness; meddle 15 sap •pails, lung ladder; step 'Adder, . bag truck, gravel box; -.bout 250`° feet 2 -in. rope; a quan- '.ity of Lumber' and Plank, and a large quantity of tools and sundry articles. CATTLE -1 red Durham cow, supposed to be in calf, (Reg. Str- awberry of Cromarty No. 138867), 1, roan Durham. cow, (Reg. Beat- rice 13th. No. 136451), supposed to ')e hi 'calf; 1 road Durham heifer rix 1n g 2' yrs. (Reg. Mary Beatrice No. 169282), 1 roan Durham cow 3 yrs. ,with' calf at foot (can be reg) 1 roan' Durham heifer ri-ing 2 yrs. (Reg. papers corning); 1 grey Dun- ham heifer, ten months old (can be ng.); 1 grade Herford cow, 3 yrs. supposed to 'b e rn calf 1 grade Her efdrd cow, 5 yrs„ supposed to be in Scale; 1, grade Hereford cow aged, 'supposed to be in calf; 1 white cow, 6 yrs, supposed to be in "calf; 1 black cow with calf at foot; -1 'heifer 2 yrs, supposed to be in calf; 2 heifers rising 2 yrs. 8 yearling steers; 5 calves. HORSES -1 stallion 5 -yrs. old, (Reg. Bart 0 Sla;nleyy 1 Agric,mare 7 yrs. old supposed to be in foal, t Gen. Porn, mare 3 -yrs. old sup- posed, to be, in foal; 1 Gen Our. mare 9 -yrs. old supposed to be in foal, 1 Agricultural horse 4 -yrs old 1 driving mare 5 -yrs. old suppos- ed tobe in foal. PIGS, ETC. -1 ;Thouohred sow, 1 small pig; 1 sow with 8 pigs; A- bout 60 hens; about 5 ton of hay; •,,4. quantity of buckwheat on Lot 5, con. 4, Stanley, about 7 - sres Will be offered for sale if not harvested in the meantime. Tering of Sale of Chattels;—A11 purchases under $10 cash. On all purchases, over $10, a discount of 3% will be, allowed or 6 months' cr- edit will` be given on approved joint notes. The Vendors reser- ve the right to withdraw' from male any machinery which may be sub- ject to lien notes. Lunch Will be served at 12.30 o'clock. '.Choinas "Gundry, Auctioneer. The Canada Trust Company, Adm i&sk,rator. W. Brvdone, So'oA'or for the Administrator. DATES OP' FALL .P AIRS Tair /ton. ° .. Oct, 0 7 Sep. 20-30 1 iiledfori a.. Children Cry for Fletcher's Fletcher's Castoria is st.ictly a remedy for Infants and Children, Foods are specially prepared for babies. A baby's medicine is even more essential for Baby. Remedies primarily prepared for grown-ups are not interchangeable. It was the need of a remedy for the common ailments of Infants and Children that brought Castoria before the public after years of research, anti no claim has been made for it that its use'for over 30 y ars has not proven. What is CAST I ? Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. it contains. neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in. constant use' for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea ; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, a,,.d by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Comfort—The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTOR IA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of In se For Over 30 Years i THE CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY Hassey -Barris Farm .Machinery We are Sole Agents for this district for the celebrated and well-known Massey -Harris Farm Implements and Farm Engines and Tractors, and can supriy your wants for the com- ing orn=ing season. They Have Stood The Test They Have . ES$ablished a Reputation Give us a call Before purchasing elsewhere J. E; DR lJ AR, - Zurich • L. ew Overland 4 eel We have tested the NEW OVERLAND FOUR for one ▪ Year and find that it is easily the best riding and driving car on the road. OVERLAND FORU, A SNAP AT __- ,__... $600.00, CHALMERS SIX AT ... ... _-. $800.00 l'XcLAUGHLIN TRUCK AT _._ $400.00 0 F. M. HESS CO. - ZURICH OVERLAND SALES AND SERVICE STATION Overland Cars! • Overlard Cars 2.114141 NEW ISSUE province of Ontario ..22 Year - 6 per cent bonds DATED 15th, SEPT., 1921 DUE 15th, SEPT., 1943 Interest payable half -yearly, 15th March and September, Denominations $1000 and $500 Price 98.80 and accrued interest Yielding 6.10 per cent Delivered free of charge to you. Orders taken by. ew F..