HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1923-09-20, Page 7201.1i, 1138
'l:"h�.aa.°i1cla� t`t�pt.il.alla4.t M `�
,",�,...�..-+..,.wM, �ww r ...M,w.,.�+•,�—w...,,-.'....m „`.... k,�oM,fM�M«.�.M1M�IMWI„.+�w.»......,,,�M„Mn..
VS i 11 SS CARDS .,PUT YOUR
row toot, I(ilioV'ae & HOLIi $. wa t , For Salo, Lost,
f3a'xtlett�lo;:, ..Soiic9'itot'A, ,Notaritla,
t'zazlli,, tic: O
.fiat can the Squares, hound . , otic°, etc. Ade
' grid door• .'leozn Hamilton St Cxutl•
IN THIS COLUMN*
ieriuti Private funds to + loaza at :�
laweet rales.
° proudfoot, K C, J, L, Killoran
I�. E, Holmen,
Ititr. Holmes Will be in lensall. on
Friday of each week,
... «,+AIM,..+«,.,
.A,ndrevr 'p Rees, 'rownsb:ip C1.erlt
liergues, of 'marriage liceaasos, Notary
tablic,
Commissioner, Flee and Aa'lt-
oMobile Insurance, Rellz'eaeuting
Stove, and JTh1eMortgage Corpora-
The Canada T.ritet Co. Zurich,
Ontario.
0 G. L Smith
I.,..3,5..erorontcl+) ID,D.S,.PChie go)
DENTIST tiRil
AT WALPEP ROUSE, ZURICH,
EVERY WEDNESDAY
AIN OFFICE , -. HENS.rALL
OSCAR KLOPP
Jones Nat-
ional
Carey M. cerin' : Try School of Auction Mock;
ytge for.Registered Live,
,i(All Breeds), Terms in keeping
vith : prevailing prices, Choice
,arms for sale. Will sell anything
anywhere. Zilriela,
, ,Phone 18---93 or Write, .,.,
Licensed, Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
of Huron, In a position to con
eluct any auction sale, regardless
las to size or articles to sell. • I
'solicit your business; . and .if not.
°satisfied will make no charges tor.
aer'yicres,
Arthur Weber, - Daebwood,
Phone 31`r 13.
o
atesipsmriornowarmase,....M.omimmolumewag6,
Zurich Meed
filiRKET
-Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna, Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Piece for Woul:
CASH FOR SRINS & RIDES
7141:19gbiltethOtt
ZURICH i LIVERY
I am in a position to accomo-
date altrequirements in the Livery
Lime, have Auto for hire. Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE 3. THIEL
Phone 58 Zurich,
i&.
S. A.TXINSON, L.D.S.,
DENTIST • .
Graduate of the Royal College
at 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.m. until .5,00 p.m at theCom-
Anercial House. Main - Office at
iii °seri
Ont. Phone 34_ -19
•
L,,IVE
OU LT Y
WANTED
.,ken every, day till 3 Oclock p.m,
.,DO not feed fowl" eanae: morning
iii ;erJ. brought in.
}Iighest ,. Cash Prices
-C:A.SH FOR--'-
Cr'.ear~n ,,,,and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phone 94. ,. Zuzaich
eon
SEASON • 1923
Summer • Deliveries
e Dleleware & Hudson Co's.
LACAWANA .COAL
We leave now in -'stock, car, • of
icgh Grade Soft Coali •
ileo oar Fee Coal, try a load of.
this For+banking your fires and for
general use. '
Arriving 'soon, car Bullets. Get
voaxr order• int for a load of these
Jewry Will go jpickl. Prides for
Oat only $5.$.50 per Ton..
Canteltal
dt PRODUCE MERCHANT
Phone • °like ]louse• 10j,
lOtti40e.tdo;i.1 Yerd.e,•1 rockd�Street,
H td I+; At,,L�' ONT.,
z<U.
D
FOR SALE
Two good grade holier% svttkz
elf, clue in; September, Also • iz
litter of sinnil i1i e 3 weeks old.
Hr. Stoiubac h
CLERK'S NO'.I'1:t el' OF FIRST
POs'I'l.Nl4 OF Vo'[ .t;BS' LIST°
VOTER'S LISTS 1 3
1txUNIC1P.ALI.i'Y OP am TOWN-
SHIP
row t -SHIP OF IIA if •
NOTICE IS 1fJ eliY (LIVEN that
T
have oonnplied with station 19
of the Voters' List Act, and that I
have' pirated up at lacy oifioe at
Zurich, on( the lith day of !Sa•ptem•-
bat, :192.), the list of ad persons en-
titlecl to vote in the :said Municip-
ality at Municipal Elections, azad
that such list redeems thine for in-
spoction and the last d for ap-
peals being the 8th clay of October
192.` ,...And I heireby 22d 11 upoti all
voters to take immediate proceed-
ings to have . any ei rots, u1.+ mins-
seine corrected ac,;urdinl.�; to law.
Dated at .Zurich thislith day.
of September, 1923
ANDREW 1+, HLSS,
Clerk, Tu' nship of Ray
Zurich, : Ont°
NOTICE
CIDER MILL
• We will operate tUL cider mill
every Tuesday and 'Thursday "of
each week,
IYIENNO STECKLIQ, L'rotiaon
• Line, Stanley. Peon° 6-38 t15
BRICK AND FIELD TILE.
FOR SALE
I have made arrangements with
Mr. Alex. Ialousseau of Zurich to
st'lii all sizes• of field tile and brick
These• will be delivered by me
.it:laio yard hi Zurich. :For partic-
ulars tither phone or ca11 on Mr.
•Mousseau or myself. -...axon Wein,
Tel. 13, C(rediton;, . t14
•
FOR SALE
A quantity of 0. A. 0. No. 104
seed wheat at $1.25 per bush^l.
Apply to LA n. C. Ross, R.R.3, hip-
pen, Phone 86r19, Hensall
NOTICE.
On and after; Sept' 4th, 1923,
We will d : eonti=tete• cluing• credit
llusina-+sr h? conditions of the
Countiy cc.-ipeis us to wake.:thi5
change'.: 1, i..adiy' d on't. ask for any
more credit after ;this date. Pro -
deep will be taken the same. as
cash. Pay your own debt and
let the other feiloty pay his, Less
lrofats, and a quick turnover •vill
be our motto after Sept 4th.
'lours Truly,
T. L, W URM — ZUE:CH . 6-3
• ' FARM' FOR SALE
Consiatiog of 54, acres of good
farming land, being Lot 5, -Con-
cession. 1t, Hay Township. (There
is on the farm. a good veneered
house, bank barn with concrete ,st-
ables and foundation, also la fine
young orchard. For further par
lioulare apply ting John Recker, R.
R. No 1, Dashwood, Adlnanistrater
of e:stato of Wim Heckman;.
. ,. • FQt SALE
Trot wick: sale, .a Waterton sei3
arsine With cutter 36x45 ire T
excellent condition. Formerly o
lied by ,Tas. Overholt. Must b
sold. , at once—A real bargaiiieF
further particulars and terms a
ply to 3. Preeter, F. C. Y{albfleisc
le, F. Stade., Zurich, Omit.
CAL NEWS
Ir t)'ive+r Davie of Toronto, eta
isil.ing Old f risrei here'
Mr .and :Mei tail Martin, Babylon
Linn, vent. Sunday' at C;:Ctiitwi
• l'+rc t, Alvin SaarC1U11 of ,Chicago
is visiting ::t'l his borne on the 11r-,
onso In
:drs. supe:;l,lalt of Au'ht,a'n is vis-
itmg with he tx+,tn 1. ria Ii, 'Yung •
luta
Mr and Mrs TA':ni. Crall%e.s ,and.
T elaaily ' itt1) ;nimbly visatl.caz's tt
Thodiorcl
* '
and Minn Chris Beehlea.' of
Tavistock w oto Siainday • yi51tors
with relatives lysate
Mrs. S, 13v'own, who visited lier
aster, Mrs 3. :Neater, has returned
to her liorneo it lei:tehener
Mr ireorge EThuonty of the fa -
utile Lane, left last week Lo visit
his brothers' at =Windsor
Mr and Mrs 1'1`ili, M0idinger, who
spent a week visiting relatives in
Michigan, have returned home
A
number' from the village at --
tended the funeral of the late John
Sheritt at U.c'and hemi on Sunday
Exeter Fair was hid on Tuesday
and a very uniayor.abie •wo..ather
took place, as it rained nearly ail
day
Mr and Mrs Martin Sweitzer, Mrs
P. Rauch and Mas, W. I3.. 'Floffntan
were Sunday visitoi.s at I:ra:,lr-
wood ••
Mrs. Geo, Hiliebreetit at Brod-
hagen is spending a ie'•i' sttlas
with friends at Lutich anct Grand
fiend
Mr and Mrs Simon Greh and de. -
Lighters Valeria act Edith motor-
ed to :Arkoma on Wednescay to
get their 'supply of •pear,i.les
Mr and Mrs Jake Battler and fam
ily of the 13ahayion were Suuclay vis
'tors with Mr and Mrs. Dail. Weber,
Dashwood
.Mr and Mr:I Wia1, Rennie of the
'Cows line were Sunyda visitors at
the home of the formers father, Mr.
Alex. Rennie, Parr. Line
Mr A. Metielc atltl son Clain.,
motored to Kitelieotr on Sunday,
returning on . Monde;;. t's. Mel -
net, who had been there for sornc•
days, returned ' ~finale them . They
visited at the hones of Mi' and Mrs
tennis Callfas, wli a have recently
purchased a ,i'•.,; Cr.:mien prop-
erty in that city.
•
13:1YFI.uLD TO IL,Vi E HYDRO
Hydro; nn' y lay ce tnedeo to Bay -
Hewitt next :eerie Residents of
that section as :.trey •as 1921 went.
in WI the q .u.'Iuton Ind 52 custom-
ers signed contratts, but because
eina. Zt number did not, warrant the
'struetion of a feettein lint 12 or
13 miles from Clinton, the propos-
ition was dropped, S. P, Cliass:
ex -M. P. for Feast Midden-tee,
again: taken the molter up aucl •he
believes it is possibIt 1:0 ,scute a
A 600:3) 1I'.la tl'
•
11r)i'1132,llta4;n huori
t'I}e 1°nliF@,i't's .a iie anal UPlira.,lat°:
f,111,pi 11i'ec'i.ite lt•. G.,t a i1k,u 01
t1,ca't 18301'13 *.... .,urtica Given the
• liai➢d'ail 1 t..;: aitiaueant;.
3Co}lti'l1, l.•ca i,y aniaark, t oportir11fnt . 0!
,da. racniturt, 'rnvonto,a
Litr'1t, ,ud:•nil is the farm 01' vii
^...11 lroa:,1 id' . n sot-11tii3'1g"supply 01
tali! .. 31.{-niii water .1 ro n tL"tr 11 01
..,r,;,; oIt ilia Ii1L:i11iee's, 1t:; 'alta,
{,..an 17 t ho roclioul'd up 119 it i,likiri'
oats .ti it ii .lief sttni( U wale}
supply on the f'a.rin 1'i: Ills ram
C,,+ 'tills 1113 Oki rOc,is 01 t114 beildlill :•
arid stored in. tense Ud3d rl;raull11
make, 4;411ed lesterns. it is coals
mullet' called soft water in cviltraet
to the hard water of welts and
springs.
i3 Supply of Solt Water a goon.
Every 'housewife who' is fortuaatt
rluougil to have a plentiful supply of
soft . water for washing. dishes,
c1.,111e's aoti woodwork, c..11t1 for Usa'
in 141e, bath, knows well now t„t;o.•
superior it 15 to hard waxer, i
eaves a 1o; of soap?, and the uu.{:r
ations aro more e„silt' carried 001
and the tusLilts more satisfactory
Phis valuable supply of water (,dint -a•
lawn :trolls the clouds in fairly cep
.;,its amounts uruntil by month,' wile
n. i 43 to ipt.a Sinai! tits,
tr., ones- , 50, uuca to a Lireti
:'„a c..v, tlaugtirng and a scene'
:.tilt or cistern.
Over • Qntario the averege rained,
,:ant ,April to i>: cember is about
,neeee per- 1,C1Jil til,and it all tu.:
eine-lines of an averagkese.ed 1, till
: t r provided with ea e ti uu ,tn 1,5
:v los . than' four, barrels of w..:,
.lay, 031 the average eves es
neon? year would be collet ell.
10 ilitityl;or. water will serve eiticte.':
,f a family of six living 1n e oo,.ir
•., t PP:al with modern 1113311)031,43 is -
.0 re's. The tidy draw on the v,'e11,
tete water,. supply would ' he titt-
aanntint reeuired for drineieg and
".'tilting purposes.
(x3 d. Li tel i a necessity.
Cu safo.i(,1 .,1 against a s:3J1t c;;
>f ,,oft ti•.:.., ,:l 3111115 of drotig,'i i
.nd tile winter season who:
.a ..'o t -,;e, the cistern slrajult.
n< ..rgh to hold a 'eve i,`
alit ... .,ala' supply. This wool.
10rtuire ,a storage tank ut the vet'
(east
1.0 ?pot square aiid 10 €ee
deep, or its equivalent in dieeerent di
arriensions, or two smaller faults 'tat
together this capacity. It .is ,.c:1;
to remember that the tank buil: in
the cubical form, say feelOxle. is
-more 'economical than one of .lrc
same size but oblong in tea e,
(6.2-3xi5x10) for example. 9 he.
cy'tiuder form ,takes even less
terial titan thee cubical, bat it n
lie a little slower and harne, t
b(iiltl. ' $olnetines 'the' bottle es rise
to constructed. J ttri •r. the cyIia. s.
cal or bottt 4 pe 3s�s;suaily"liaut
bt aeic 1a\' ni 'i�icli e'en' "ihcs t ,r
and finaily,weil coated ou the: lilted,
twith a rich mixture of clement, p'ete
sufficient : ataibt3r o'f cu.stutu+ is to araably super cement, and tine sand
have. the lila a ain't rus ted Re is r1,i1C ' Ux10x10 ,size 31111 hold b,250
in to'ish With tla enbinetrrs of t111perial talions, or approriiniatel}'
C i of onili 'ZOO garrets, Iii U'.S.A. gallons tier
t1i. } _l.0 El Powm on
a•1 with referent;: to this question
In a letter to Me Mass Engineer
Jeffrey eacplaiiae cithat if about 27
to 30 farm no:'ltracl:s can Le secured
along the line b +t view) Clinton and
:hayfield it wilt be possible to
build the line under the Governm-
ent bonus plan. The total k. w_
detntnd represented. iia the 52 con-
tracts already signed in isuy fie.li
is estimated at 35. Mi Grans es-
timetes that at least .25 addlion°tl
c;ustomcte could now he. secured in
the village this biniging the total
eapaeity'would, be 1-5 more, of 7,€p0
gallons. To build the cube'sheped
cistern ("lOx10x10) .it would i'eijelis
12 cit, yds, • of concrete, the 'welts,,_
bottom and top being six incites
thick. E sing a 1-6 mixture it wo:tle,
take .approximately 18 barrels of se-
ment and 15 loads of gravel. 'Jaor
the cylindrical shape it would exec
about. 11 cu. yds. of material., acid
for the oblong 'shape (6 2-8x15x1cr)
about 13 eu. yds. With a kuowled ;e
of local prices of naaterial aaU
labor, 11 would be an easy matter to
estimate the cost of a 6,000 to 7,0;0
gallon cistern.
The Lovation of the Cistern.
The house cistern'may be located
in the cellar, or outside underground:
according to 'conditions. If the cel
lar be large and provided with good
dratnt'tga for the overflow of the cis•
tern, there'. can be no serious objet -
tion to !teeing site cistern in the cal
tar. ft the roof of the house is act
large enough to -collect sufficient rani
water`' flit 'the water .service of the
once, the roofs of barns an. d othei.
landings may be connected up to eit-
her cisteri1 .at these buildings and
he two cisterns connected for joint.
ervite if necessary. ' In this case
obably the best arrangement would
to build one very large tinder+
round tank, 12 or. 15 feet square
nd' 10 'feet deep, ate, point . where'.
°iiawater from both house and
tarns would gravitate and collect.
etween the berme and this cistern
11 would be advieable to 'build a
°tiling basin to intercept dirt from
roofs.. The water system would 0,
connected to this large cistern • to
supply the house or barn as,i:equlred.
The same Water system could be used;
to supply the house or Barin. with the
Mater from the well or other suuroe
used for ' drinking and cooking
urposes.
In: buildl'e a cistern do not make
the serious,mistake of making" It too
mall. !fla t `install some form of
Water systilit In order to have the
oft water;'both hot and cold, on tato
hroughotatl.'' the house, In subse•
.,lent articles 1 ;Willdescribe various
ypes of water systems for time farm
tome.
The Department of Physics;'
Gut4lph Ont., is prepared to
advise you without charge regarding
nstallationp,of water Systems, Plumb -
fig, sewage disposal, etc, --•-R. R
'raliam, 0. A. College, Guelph,
Every farm and dounti'y home
hound feed itself, and . to do this, it
is necessary tor each family to groe,
garden vegetables a1.a't1 small fruits.
All oorn cribs and grain bin,
Should be carefully inapeeted to 'see
that they faire rat and mouse 12roof
A concrete foundation for storage
batiidiegs is ndvisa,ble Whenever it 10
In renewing your subscription
for you+ doily and weekly paper
remember ;the Herald Office.,'
agciit for most of them and
some. cases can.save you as um
as 50 cents on a single subsnrip
lolly
NOTICE
I ha ve taken out License f
Auctioneer for the County of Bur
on, and am in a position to con
ductsales by auction, Give m
a trial and I will assure you antis
faction or no „charge, tf-2
James Iiesozney, R. R. 2, Zuriel
Phone No. 10-x33
Dr. H. H. C 0W T
L;.. D. , SS,' • D. 17. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
RAR TL:E1l'S BLOCK, DASHWOO
DAT S OF FALL FAIRS ;;;
Bayfield, .Sept 25W--12
lit ,, iii .Sept 27---
tietlssi,ls ,s Oct e
tilxelcr Sept 1.7,-1
(Xodozich tbcpt 5
Jn,t+et,.noyv Sep 97+-
M:1totlt*ll 25-'
rr .,forth .:....:"ep 20-
a� inlaaazi' ..Oct 5
Z'. rich ., .. Sept 21
.) ru,jii.'11
�,�}ie t •+ h rt{,.,* (hi +i2 ,. '��' I. rq:. �x •. i
°416 a^w •a �Ar.4 e:'
171„ tcher's Castoria is siactly a remedy for Infants and Children
Foods are specially prop€;i: n1 for babies. A baby's medicine
Is even more essential. f'r B.: fry. Remedies primarily ilrepared
for grown-ups are not interchangeable. It was the i'ieed .of
a remedy for the cuanxnon ailments of Infants and: Children
that brought Castor'ia before the public after years of research,
and no clams has been made for it that its use for over 31)
years has not proven.
hat is C' TO
w
Castoria is a .harrless substitute for Castor 011, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. Itis: 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 rd./of .of ConstipationFlatulency,
Wind Colic' and Diarrhoea; allaying Peverishiaess arising
therefrom, a.,,,ti by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; ' giving healthy and .natural sleep.
The Children's Comfort—The "2,9:cther's Friend.
GENUMIE STO Ri. ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
Irt-Lse for Over 0 Years
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY
If Yor cannot afford a li ord why
not buy a nice Rubber Tire Buggy
: HESS seas then].
].
REPAIRING
Painting Fo:cl Car, One fleet, $15.00, Two Coats --- 520.00
iCovering Ford. Top • Good Material $27,00
Changing, Ford Curtains to open with Doors $5,a?0
Painting Buggy $8.Ou
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE :RAVE IT
WE TiElei'Sl'iER'`'Olitj Ci VHE T,S.
EL Nes
all 1+ rill
+ +++ +++1+'+++++++4.++++'+++++•+3+++'II°+++++lF"it.++'+'+++3 'fix.
Lumber Laths Shinglesi
4.
+a Everything, in 4.
+q Combination storm and screen doors made to order',
I Lumber_ and Building 1VVater 1
4.
Custo+InaWork cur 'ecial1v 1 :....
IA.lways in the market for saw logs 41.
FLEI• 4,
a 4g,
PHONE b9 ZURACII
p.
:1•++++++++++++++++++++++++4 +++++++++++++++++++++++++41
+10
+ + + . + `€+ +—+ +-- --+--.+ +--+--+ +-*
o
Oil/ENIGORI
five or Reasons
"+WAY WE,CAN SELL SUITS F10L1C'.
x'$10 TO $15 LESS THAN OTHERS,1:6d. +i
1. We stock; our own goods. I o- i fir•
1.2... Our Suits are made by "work-
+1+ manship, second' to none.
+3. Have only one price for atsak
+ ing Sults.
'i`4. The very best linings put in
all our garments.
•
5. We. •guarantee satisfaction or
moan refunded, ,,,,•
+€+
2 4.
HOFFMAN t
HoR
TAILOR AND FUNERAL 1R , 1” R
i DAY AND Mall T 131-10oN7 l bl'ax. 136
a
1
a
n
4