HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1922-05-11, Page 5Thursday, May .11th, 1922
BUSINESS CARDS
Proudfoot, Killoran HOLNIES.
Barrieters, Solicitors, .NoLarlea,
Pub lie, Etc, Office on the Square,
2nd door from Hamilton St, God-
eriele Private funds to loan at
lowest rates,
W Proudfoot, K.O. J. •L. Kalman
D. E. Holmes.
Ur. Holmes will be in Hensall on
Friday of each 'week.
MANIANAmmommenmommmommommommommAmmomAN.
Andrew P. Hess, Township Clerk
Issuer of marriage licenses, Notary
Public, Commissioner, Fire and Aut-
°mobile Insurance, Representing!
aurora. and Erie Mortgage Corpora-
• ton, The Canada Trust Co. Zurich,
"Ontario.
PUT YOUR
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
F'ound, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
FOR SALE
ii I he vre a quantity of Fertilizer
on hand, Everybody should use
Fertilizer on corn land and buck-
wheat land. 3. Hey Jr. -41-3
Dr E. Si -Hardie
DENTIST
At
ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
DASHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY
WAIN OFFICR - HENQA LL.
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OSCAR KLOPP
Professional Auctioneer, graduate
et Davenport Auctioneering School
'Try me for real estate, merchandise,
jewellery pedigreed stock, farm sales
Rates alwaysreasonable, my territory
the world. Choice farms for sale.
?hone 18-93 Zurich
Licensed Auctioneer
I have taken out Auctioneer'
Lieense for the County of Huron
And am in a position to conduct
any kind of Auction Sale. Give
tiea trial and I will assure you
satisfaction or make no charge.
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood.
Phone 31 r 13.
Zurich Meat
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
,Higheet Cash Price for WooJ 1
CASH FOR SKINS & HIDES
Tungbilit 8ziA
Beichert
ZURICH LIVERY
et.,.
I am; in.. a position to accomo-
date all requirements in the Livery
Line, have Auto for hire. Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
Phone 51 Zurich.
LIVE
POULTRY
WANTED
Taken every day till 3 Oeloek p.m.
Do not feed fowl same morning
when brought in.
Highest Cash Prices
--CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phone 94. Zurich
1920
A Year Of
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENT
for the
London Life Insurance Co.
Seed Office; - London,Canada
SCALE OF PROFIS
To Participating Policyholders
was
Increased During' War Period
Maintained through Epidemic
Period
Continued in high cost period
An unparelled Reward.
.C. A. Hoffman Anent
COAL
Spring and Summer
DELIVERIES
SEASON 1922
•
Owing to the strike of .theMin-
,ers now prevailing in the Pennsyl-
vania Anthracite noel fields, wo
are unable to guarantee delivery
nr prige and until conditions be -
Cone more settled orders Will be
taken subject to our being able to
eabtain supplies and at prevailing
*Adel time of delivery.
caratelOri,
COAL & PRODUCE MERCHANi
TERMS; -CASH
boo Office 10w. Pknuse 1.0j.
t',1'2 -ALL
ONT.
FOUND
A. ladies' high shoe near the fair
grounds on Saturday evening. Ow-
ner cah, have same at Herald Of-
fice by paying for this adv.
_Le-Lee...ea=
NOTICE
We have the following varieties
of Seed Corn for sale. White
Cap Yellow •Dent, Wisconsin No.
7, Imp. Learning, Bailey and Cain-
ptons early. Government tested
seed, also rnangold and turnip seed.
and a small quantity of Milllett
seed -Prices Right. -J. Gascho &
Son, Zurich. -40
WANTED
KEEPER AND MATRON -Man and
wife to have charge of the Huron
County Home near Clinton, and the
farm in connection therewith. Ap
plications, personal prefered, to be
made to the undersigned, (the ap-
pointment to be made at ithenext
meeting of the County Council,
which meets on June 6th.
JOHN TORRANCE,
Inspector, Clinton, Ont.
Clinton, May 2nd, 1922.
NOTICE.
We, the undersigned hereby
agree to close our respective pl-
aces of business at 12 o'clock noon
each Thursday during the months
of May, June, July and August,
1922.
T. L. Wurm.
J. Gascho & Son
E. Oesch
C. Fritz & Son
Stade & Weido
M. E. Routledge
Fred. Thiel
John. Kipper
• Denomy Bros.
Andrew F. Hess
T. L. Williams
C. L. Smith
W. G. Hess
Melick & Braun
W. H. ',file
Jacob Deichert
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our de-
parted father, the late Frederick
Baker, who departed this life
one year ago, 1Vtay 9th, 1921 at
Dashwood.
We mourn him, who has gone to
rest.
We shall forget him never.
And in that land of joy and. song,
He rests in Christ forever.
From Wife. and Family.
WANTED
A limited number of cattlewill
be taken to pasture for the com-
ing season. Apply to George
Brisson, St. Joseph. 36-3
FOR SALE
Noxon and Massey -Harris eulti r
ator teeth Cheap. Louis Prang.
NOTICE
ham taken out License f3r
Auctioneer for thetounty of Hur-
on, and am in a position to con-
duct sales by auction. Give me
a trial and I will assure you satis-
faction or no charge. tf-29
James Denorney, R. R. 2, Zurich,
Phone No. 10-93
-BABY CHICKS_.
Itis cheaper and more satisfac-
tory to bu yready hatched chicks.
We guarantee safe delivery of vig-
orous, pure bred, husky chicks of
all breeds. Write for free book-
let and prCes. THE CCANAIHAN
CHICK HATCHERY, Ltd, Dept.,.
N., Hamilton, Ontario.
G. S. ATICINSON, L.D.S.,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal Coll
ege
of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
of the University of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, Mil-
itary District No. One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
Tuesday •and Friday from 10.00 a
tn. until 5.00 p.m., at the Commerc-
ial House, (Upstairs). Main 01 -
fife at Bayfiekl, Ont.
Starting on Thutsclay,. May 2nd.
Zurich studio and Book Room
Printing and Developing, Photos
on Post Cards,
Etc, Etc.
Also sell Cameras
Pi! nas, Albuna
and all anaetuer's
Supplies.
A full Line of
School books and
Stationery always em hand tf21
ORRIEre& KALBFLEISCH
Hartleth Block
z R I ft ERAE 10
LOCAL NEWS LOCAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. 3. Hey, Jr., Were
day,
on buainess to Exeter on ;Satur-
use in Canada.
There are now 403,4144 autos 1111
Rev. Gingerich of Ebrira oon_J and Mrs. A. Nfelick Were ducted devine services in the,
visitors to Walton and Seaforth on Mennonite church on Sunday,
Mrssrs. j. Kipper ,C. Eilber, 0. ton Telephone system from the
London last Thursday.
Denomy and F. Thiel were
thousand dollars.
at two storms is estimated at twenty
Mr. Hebert Bloch of Egmond-
Mr. Harry Weaver Of Galt has vdile, son of Mr. Julius Bloch of
taken a • position with Mr. W. H. the '%rillage, has rented the farm
Hoffman ast ailor,
' on the 2nd con. Hay, from
Sunday, • •
The damage done to the Kirk -
Mr. and • Mrs, Emery Stebbineof Guy Ross for a ,terrn, of years.
Grand Bend were Sunday visitors Miss Elizabeth Rennie was at
at the home of the latter's parents Hensel]. on Friday evening taking
Mr. and Mrs. S,, Deitz. , ' prominent part as soloist in the
Mr. and Mrs. Snyder of Elmira entertainment given in Carmel
were Sunday visitors at the In:nne Presbyterian church, by thlieSo-
of Mr. and Mrs: A. A.Weber, Br- uth Huron Choral Society,
onson Line. It was thought that the Dom -
A. number of our ball players inion Government's new loan nee -
attended the big celebrationa'.! essary to take care of the matur-
L'ondon on Friday, it being the 1ne. War loan due in December
°
'
would be floated within the Dona-
openingg ame of, the M. O. League
at that city. inion, but Hon. W. S. Fielding, min
ister of finance, has gone to the
Mrssrs. W. Lamont, J. Pfaff, United States for the money, and
and J. P. Rau, attended the meet- a loan of $1.00,00400o has been made
ing of the Hay TownshipFire In- by a firm in. New York. Thir-
suirance Co., held at Dashwood on ty years is the term, and the int-
Satverday. eras!: rate is five cents.
Messrs. W. H. Doerr and &Da- The editor of the Brussels Post
vis of the Hydro staff, Exeter„ is finding fault with the newspap-
were in Zurich on ,Saturday, mak-. ers that ctiticise the short skirt.
ing some repairs talo the hydro Notwithstanding the mature ye -
wires.
• ars of our veteran comtemporarn
he evidently still enjoys a peep
Rev. F. B. Meyer left on Satur-
at a pair of shapely understand-
dee,- morning for Gorrie to spend ings even though they are ex -
the week -end. while Mrs. Meyer posed above the modest line. -Ex
and family left on Friday by train eter Advocate.
for that place.
Mr and Mrs. Roland Geiger and
family of the Bronson Line and
Miss Pearl Pfile of the 14th Con.
were Sunday visitors at the borne
of Mr. and 1VIra. W. B. Baetler, iiabe
Ion Line.
The town council of Hensall has
made a grant of $10.00 to. the Hen-
sa.II junior baseball Ciula, while
the Crediton Seniors are receiving
a grant of $50.00 from the Stephen
Ul thoee parties who have
cently so generously subscribe
the baseball fund, will kindly le
the amount of their subscription
with the Sec.-Treas., Mr. W. B.
Colles, at the Moisons Bank.
re-,
d to Mrs. Geo. Schroeder, Sr., has
ave returned to Detroit after visiting
relatives.
Miss Ida Routledge of Zurich,.
vieited with MiS3 Ada Fas4old �n
Sunday,
DASHWOOD
Mrs. Fas7o:d and children Nisit-
rad in Highgate over the week-
end.
Mrs. Stacey spent Sunday in
Zurich.
Mr. Ira Tieman of the Bank of
Commerce Guelph, and Mr. Orl-
ande Ireland of Stratford spent
Sunday at the home of E. Tiemait
Mr. C. P. But'er, Pres:dent of Ule
Standerd lVfacKintosh Co., of LOD--
don, Ont., has presented a $25.00'
Gabardeen Coat to the Zurich
player hiaving the hhighest bat-
ting average for 1922. This coat
will be shipped direct from Eng-
land to the winner. Standard
MacKintosli coats are sold bye all
reliable dealers. , Mr. Casper
Walper offers a box of cigars to
the player that makes thhe firt
homerun". •
Mr. C. Eilber, Inspector of the -
local Board el Health wishes to
advise the eu5lic that on ,May 15,
he will eenance his annual round
of inenee nil to all stables, pi,
se.- • :lenses, and any such p1
...at are unsanitary. Peopl
shou,d make it a point and have
every corner on their property
clean and respeetab'.e, it is for the
benefit of your own health as'
well as others. Don't wait untit
yon are told to clean. up, have
some taste about yourself and
your surroundings and make Zur-
ich the cleanest village in Ont-
ario,.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
.••••••••••••
Mr. Ralph Stephenson and his
daughter, Mrs. Turner left last we-
ek fur Filot Mound, Man., to see
Mr. Stephenson's daughter,' Flo se
who is serioudy ill. The Doctor
gives, no hope. for her recovry. She
was married over a year ago to
11t. Morrow and has since resided
at Pilot Mound. Much sympathy
is felt for the fainily in their tro-
uble.
Mr. Wilbert Johnston, our
g i black fox farmer is to be congrat-
- Mated on his success in fox raieing,
1
e he has two pairs of foxes this year
which have eight young ones, they
are doing well and in a few month3
will be 1‘7011,11 a nice sum of money
We wish Wilbert success in hi%
venture.
Mrs. Clifford Keys and child are
visiting at the home of her moth-
er, Mrs. Tiplady, of Caton.
Sunday will be observed as
Mother's Day in the Evangelical
church. Special arrangements
here been nude to furnish a good
programme. This will also he the
first Sabbath that Rev. J. G.
Litt, the newly stanioned pasfor
will be present, and the services
he both morning and evening will
be conducted in the English Ian-
geage. Mr. Litt is however no
stranger in our midst, having ser-
ved for several years at Zurich as
Presiding Elder, and was a form-
er pastor at the Crediton Evangel
ictal church; in fact, everybody
that attends the Evangereal church,
knows him, and with his sociable
friendly- ways. he has also many
other friends in Zurich. And we
welcome Rev. and Mrs. Litt to our
village&
According to the market re -
per's, butter and eggs havetaken
a decided drop this spring, much
to the chargrin of farmers' wives
whose chief source of revenue is
in these commodites. Most con-
sumers of these food products are
apt to have little sympathy for
the aforementioned wives if they
o an curtail the cost of living, ,but
the point lies in the fact that if
we attributed the advance in the
cost of living to the rise. in nom-
inal value of food products why
then, with their decline do not also
other things fall in the same ratio;
The farmer is now obliged to sell
his produce on a rapidly falling
market, yet many of his requirem-
ents have not yet gone on the de-
cline. Labor continues high,
freight rates are nearly doubling
'the cost Of many bios which are
absolutely necessary in the build-
ing industry, and in this way even
though there is plenty of money
in the country, investors are not
going to take a chance. It is
entirely a. case of safety first with
them, Things appear to be sad-
ly out of joint and it 'seems a dif-
ficult problem to determine how
to tome prieee to a level- tomake
STEPHEN C-OUNCIL
• The Council of the Township of
Stephen convened in the Town
Hall, Crediton on Monday, May 1.
All members being present. The pr
,einutes of theprevious meeting
were read and adopted.
Whereas the report of Geo. A.
INIcCubbin, 0.. S. .M.E.I.C, in refer-
ence to what is known as The Can-
ada Co., Drain of the Township of
Bosanquet was filed with Alex.
Neeb, Reeve of the Township' on
the 20th day of A.pril, 1922. And
whereas the clerk has notified all
parties interested pursuant to the
Drainage Act and the said report
was this day read ands considered.
rhit the said report be received
and instead of .pub'ishing the By-
:aw in a newspaper, a copy of
he une, including notices of the
itting of the Court of Revision
nd the proceedings to quash, etc.
o printed and served, on the as
eased parties as provided by
lie 'Municipal Drainage .Act.
That the Court of Revision to
onsider appeals against the as-
essment Roll for 1922 be held in
le Town Hall, Crediton on Fri lay
fay 26th, at 1 pan.
A. grant of Fifty dollars was
ade to The Athletic Field .Associ-
ion in Crediton for improving
le grounds.
The council decided to let gra-:
el contracts on the 26th of May
2 p.m. The following orders
ere passed.
Alf. Holtzman, grading 3rd S.R.
.50, H. Shen k2.50, J. J.. Williams,
arity re; Williams, 19.50,W, White
ading lst S.Pd. 3.00; A. Hodgins
, Gas, 6.00; D. Mahony labor c.
10.50; E. Webb hauling tile and
or con,18 7.50; Wilds & Regier
egging 10.00, Henhofer and oth-
washout on 111,5.1. 15,00; M.
000.einer and others grading cO.
18.00; Fred Rawlings rd. drags
d tax 257,50.
The council adjourned for gen-
eral business on the 26th inst at
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1921 Banner Year 1921
Huron & Erie
_ortgage Corporation
The Canada Trust Company
Combined Assets now Exceed 34 Million Dollars
The Interest Rate upon Debeutures of $100 or more is
5 1-2 per oent
per annuni, payable half -yearly, Every Debenture is
backed by the entire assets of the companies.
Have You MADE YOUR:WI LL?
FOR PULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO r
Andrew F. Hess, Zurich