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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1916-02-18, Page 4Issued every Thur;,:,,1• ;;tux oi;n front th HERALD PRINTING OFIFIC Victoria St. Zurich, by ANDREW 1 ,;1.1ES.S and CHESTER 1., SM1'1'13 1 SBBSORIPTION PrtiOE $1.00 A YEAR V. S' subscriptan i1r,5o strictly in advance, ADVERTISING TERMS% Rates for display and contract advertisements will be givenon appllatinn. Transient notices such as legal, eprporation, sod etc., to cents per line fat first inserarn and 5 cents , Ilse for eat.n subsequent insertion. Notices of entertainments, socials etc. at which ndmiss ion fee is charged or a special collection tak • 1 4U be ehsrged tor at the regular advertistng rat, Notices of religious or other meetings the object ". which is the benefit of the community and not for p • Gnat or sectarian interest or gain, will be cheerio,; / asserted free. Advertisments without specific directions will be *sorted untitl forbid and charged accordingly. Tran - ;teat advertlsmenrs must be paid for fn advance. tstxay advs. $x for three insertions. No paper discontinued until all arrearages are paid. .i.'hanges for contract advertisements must be in the °face. by 6 a,. m. Tuesday, otherwise they will be left p c untilthe following week. Address all commun'e' ions to THE HERALD, Zurich, Ont. rovamisvameraosmegiusmagokaaaxMalanumiloommmemaeamaaaniaNsiONIOneimo THURSDAY, FEB. 17, 1916 Mrs D Molts and son Gordon, of Rostheru, Sask., who were visiting at the home of R v and 11Irs Brown, left on Monday fur Stratfird. A number of the. boys in khaki from Hensel' visited Pte Andrew Price on Tuesday, who is confined to the house through illness. E N Lewis, 11I. P., for West Huron, has been given a commission in an artillery unit that will be raised at once in Western Ontario. Huron. county, with a population of 49,95'4; hasgiven $89.878.69 to the Red Cross Fuad, according to the re port issued from Toronto this' week. The good sleighing during i hpast week has made the town lively. Much teaming is being done and ;t large quantity of firewood brought to the village. There is some agitatia ti c,n foot to re -organize the brass b 'lid in Zurich. The instruments are here, so are the boys, and it should be an easy task to have a hill band in a very short dime. Start up the band, Boys. Over 800,000 persons in the pro- vince of Ontario, including over 400,- 000 voters, have signed the petitions for prohibition in Ontario, circulated by the Citizens' Commettee of One Hundred; Of this number, over 200, 000 persons, half of whom are said to be voters, have signed in Toronto alone. ST. JOSEPH If the cold weather continues for another week the fiat email will be alile to set their nets. Mr Norman Garinger of Star City, -Sask., spent a week at the home of Mr 0 0 Sinith, The three year old son of Mr and Thos Brown has been instructed to sell by public auction un. Lot 22, 1.";nt. ti, Flay, ML'S Re111112i Jeffl'ey i8 aerignsly ill tit „n Tuo-'1,v, tub. 3311(1, IMO, At Out. present with brain fever. Wo rvf tit U'cloek Sharp, the following.. him a speedy recovery. Horses -1 mare. supposed to be with DASHWOOD Hydro was carried successfully here Monday 101 were in favor of it and 2 were against it leaving a majority of 99. Mrs F Preeter has returned from an extended visit with her daughter in Lindsay. Miss Maida Routledge left for Tor- onto and London, Monday, to attend the millinery openings. Dr N F Schram spend Friday and Saturday in London last week. Miss F Lane was successful with her music examination obtaining hon- ors. Miss Ethel Weido of near Hensall has been visiting relatives here during the past week. Mr E Oesch of Zurich called in town Saturday. Mr H Guenther of Exeter spent Sunday at his home here, The Ladies' Aid of the Evangelical church spent an evening at the home of Mr and Mrs H Weigand last week, the guests of Miss Allendorf, Mr J Routledge of Zurich spent Sunday at his home here. Mr and Mrs Frank Beaver left for their home Bayport, Mich., after spend- ing several months with relatives and friends. E G Kraft is this week cutting his ice on the dam. The Ladies' Aid of the Dashwood Evangelical church was entertained at the home of Mrs H Weigcnd last Fri- day evening. A short program was re- ndered, after which lunch was served. All report a host enjoyable time. BARGAINS IN SHOES To redtuie 0111' stock we offer the following. Men's Felt Shoes, reg 83 for *2.50 cc cc cc cc 02 for *1.65 cc hvy 2 bkle rubs 02.15 for 02.25 cc high laced cc $8 for $2.50 Ladies felt shoes, $1,75 for $1.50 tc ct slippers S5c for 650 cc Rubbers 75e for 650 cc overshoes $2,25 for $1.75 Boy's rubbers 75c for 650 en's overshoes $2 for $.1.65 cc c $1.75 for 1 50 A lot of lades shoes $4 for $2.75 Butter and eggs taken in exchange 0. PFAFF SHWOOD opt & Shoe Merchant CLEARING SALE OF FARM STOCK IMPLEMENTS & HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE MrSam Hunsburger of Haysville spent Sunday with friends here. Mr Louis Jeffrey has accepted a position with Mr 0 Cabana, as man foal to Col. Graham; I mare, i year old, supposed to be with foal to King Thomas; 1 gelding, rising4 by Milicraig McKinniey; 1 agricultural filly 2 years old, by Royal Ronald; 1 general purpose filly, 2 years old, by Cumberland (Gem; 1 general purr• ager of the S.t Joseph Brick and Tilts I ose filly, 1 year old, by Col. Graham; 1 Yards, We understand Mr Jeffrey agricultural gelding, 1 year old, by King will move into Mr Overholt's house Thomas; 1 sbetland pony. East of town. Cattle, eta. -1 fresh cow; 4 cows, to calf in May and .June; one 3 year old heifer in The banns of marriage were publish coif; two 2 year old heifers; 3 steers rising ed in the R C church, Drysdale, of Mr Napoleon A Cantin and Miss V La- porte, daughter of Ivir and Mrs Charles Laporte. FARM FOR SALE 100 acres, Lot 9, Con, 8, Township of Stanley, 8 acres of hardwood bush, 24 acres ready for crop, the balance is seeded down, 20 acres of new seeding, 8 acres of Alfalfa, 4 years old, is well underclrained and well fenced, two bon 1b scales, fanning mill. good wells, one at the house, and one Household Furniture—Cooking stovo, new Detroit vapor gasoline range 4 burn - at the barn and water in the barn and ers, 2 heating stoves, small bedroom stove, ti good spring that supplies stock all stove pipes, leader churn, clothes mangle, summer with water. A good frame extension table, kitchen table, 2 bedroom house 20x86 feet with furnace, kitchen ,extension child's cot, bon bed, side board, 2 and woOdsbecl 1$x4,0 feet both hard lounges, les t ing perp@, .a number of > other articles too numerous to mention. and soft water in the house, bank been Tories --All sums of $.i and under, cash; 50x.58 feet, shed 26x 52 feet, 11 ,tee over that amount lir months credit will be stable and implement shed, 26x:2. 1;'neu on furnishingtipprovetl joint notes. r di0'seour,t; of cents on the dollar off for all in ousel repair and, on stone wilds, r+stag on. Ill t relit amounts. Positively no hen house 12x26 feet, i reserve as the, proprietor has sold his farm. . The farm is one mile from school, TIT.() i. BROWN CHAS. McALI 1hTER 2? Milkfrom13rircefieltl, g frntq Auctioneer — Preprietor Kippc1, (i frelli'l1rttrlea111, 0 f;.r1n (,li . wu are allvnya'pleased to publish ton and Seaferth. i n,,nv Bell's items that tiny be of inter- Ap1ay on the., premises, Lob 9 Con est to our, ret d 1'g It a nu have visit - 8, Stanley tf?owrysli p, Co Huron or on., or tits going away y0nfse1f, or any address. Robert illprelson, Brueefield i out of the ordinary event takes place, ,C' 0, let us know, we will appreciate it. 2; one heifer 1 year old; 4 calves; about 120 hens. Turkeys -2 lions, 1 male. Implements Deering binder, 2 mowers, sulky rake, s eel roller, disk harrow, Frost and Wood drill, 12 spout, gangplow, set diamond harrows, walking plow, scuffler, set of sleighs, waggon, top buggy, Portland cutter nearly new, string bells new, rug, robe, horse blankets. set heavy harness brass mounted,.pair of extra brass mounted back bands, 2 sets of single harness, set pony harness, collars, chains, forks, hoes, shovels, spades, ditching scoop, picks, a quantity of wood, cross out saw, sugar kettle, sap buckets, bee boxes, 30ftiadder, EXETER. Miss Myrta Hawksbaw, daughter of Mr and Mr's T Wesley Bawksbaw, of London, was married on Feb 3rd in that city to W R Loney of Toronto. • On Monday of last week Ivadell Z, the thirteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Benson Williams, Usborne township, passed away. She had been ill for only a few days with peritonitis, Reeve Taylor has purchased a Ford auto. Exeter defeated Crediton in a hock- ey game here last Thursday night. C F Hooper was very successful at the Ottawa Winter Fair recently. He secured eight out of eleven prizes for his eggs and also the sweepstakes. A. branch of the Huron War Auxil- iary was formed here at a Meeting last Friday night. W H Levett and Wes Snell have formed a partnership in the motor Sales business. HENSALL A. Acheson sustained a fractured ankle while playing hockey a few even- ings ago. Last Monday afternoon was observ- ed bseryed as a half holiday in • Hensall, and contributions for the Patriotic tonna were taken at the Town Hall. It was also the anniversary of the serious fire here some years 'ago. Mr and Miss Pollock, of Pilot Mound, Man., are visiting at the home of Mr W J Fee. Mrs Boyd, of Niagara Falls, is visit- ing her sister, Mrs R McArthur, 2nd con., Hay. The soldiers marched to Kippen last Sunday and attended service at the Presbyterian church. Wm Moir has sold his fine residence on King street to John Elder, of the 2nd., Hay. A. Leap Year dance will be held in the town hall to -night, under the auspices of the ladies of Hensall. Among those who have enlisted here is George Brock. Melba, daughter of Dr E S Hardie; is recoveringnm fro -au •.at aa ok of Pinata.- STANLEY TOWNSHIP The 50 acre farm on the Parr Line belonging to the estate of the late Wm Wiley has been >iold to Charlie Far- quhar for $4000.00. Chas E Johnston has rented the 50 acre farm on Parr Line belonging to Rev R Murray. Pte Willie Pratt and Pte Charlie Pratt of the 33rd Batt, now in train- ing at Quebec, spent the past week with friends in Stanley. Lloyd Armstrong, who has been laid 01) for some time, 16 improving and will soon be all right again. A large number of farmers are making use of the good sleighing use of the good sleighing to get home a supply of wood. BEAVER MEADOW The Unique Club held its .regular session last Thursday evening, The pupils of the public school "That That iron was more useful than wood". The decision was in favor of the affirmative, Mr George Eisenbach has left for a hospital at London, where he will take treatment. Mr Sam Gascho, and sister, 11liss Mary, have returned from a two week's visit with friends at Baden. Mr and Mrs Simon Graeb visited at Mr Wm Rader, Sunday. Mr Con Truemner has purchased a fine new piano. Mr and Mrs N Kellerman, Dashwood visited at the home of 13 Pfile, Sun- day. The result of the sparrow match held by the boys here showed the winning side ahead by 500. The totalnumber of birds captured by both sides was 2600. The losing side is providing an oyster supper and a taffy pull, which will be held at the home of H Krueger next Wodnesnay evening. Now is the time to select and place your order for reacting matter for the coming year. We club with all' the leading daily and weekly newspapei a and all farm magazines at close prices. Call at the Herald Office and' lea's, yottr order. LEGAL.:OAJWS. PROUDFOOT, NILLORAN, & COOKE. Barristers, :Soli ciLore, Notaries Pubilo &c. Office, on the Square, 2nd door from Hamilton St. Godorich. Private funds to loan at lowest ratos W. Patoui our, K. 0. J. L. lsL oltuN, FI. J. 1). Coors. ;Mr. Cooke will be in Hensall on Friday and Saturday of each week. MEDICAL CARDS II A. J. Mao1fINNON late house Surgeon, Erie County Hospital, Buffalo N. Y. Late assistant resi- dent Physician, Manhattan Maternity Hospital N. Y. city. Late of the House Staff, New York Polyclinic Medical School and Hospital. Drug store in connection. Office, Zurich, Ont. -par N. F. Sehra'n, Late House Surgeon and .House Physician of V icto is Hospital, London, Graduate of Faculty , f Medicine of Western University, London. Main Office at Dasbwood, Ont. Visits Shipka Monday afternoon of each week. NEW Coal, 13usiiioss 1 beg to annonnce to the people of Zurich and vicinity that I have now on hand a supply of the very best No 4, Furnace and Chestnut Coal and solicit a share of your patronage. Sheds immediately in front of the old salt building, Office Petty Block D.A. 0 .u;., T w LON Zurich Meet MARKET :DEALERS I1 Fresh and Salt Meats oIop;na SeLusngee, etc CASH FOR SKINS &HIDES Tungblat Deichert a 2I.LV [ir .L iiA DIBt A new shipment just in of Bon -Bons, Chocolates, etc. The best that money can buy .A. large variety of Comic, Patriotic, Scenic, etc., Post Cards, all prices. We also have the Flag Gum, Spearmint, Etc. Lcadind Brands of Cigars. Neilson's Famous Ice Crea m McCORMICK'S RESTAURANT In4t` 'Sit'i IN TAKING Call and see best models of a�Rt i. sitting k ; oxes and Root Puipers GRAY ENGINES Couple of new (xray gasoline engines, latest models, which will be sold at a big reduction. See them. Get ray Prices before Buying. H. Galiman Phone 25 Zurich AGENT Get "More Money" for your Skunk Muskrat, Raccoon, Foxes,White Weasel, Fisher and other Fur bearers collected in your section SHIP YOUR FURS DIRECT to "SHUBERT" the largest house in the World dealing exclusively in NORTH AMERICAN RAW FURS a reliable—responsible—safe Fur House with an unblemished rep- utation existing for' more than a third of a century," a long suc- cessful record of sending Fur Shippers prompt,SAT IS FACTORY AND PROFITABLE returns. Write for "VA dittbrrt dripper, the only reliable. accurate market report and price list published. 'Write for pit—NOW—it's FREE AVE A. B. SH UBERT, Inc. Dept.0 i6ca1 cA Ol U 1 g;.iND Fuld� 1111 1:A.Li... We carry a large stock of storm sash and storm doors, made azy size or style. Shingles, lumber. laths and all planing • mill products. Esmat e s gis en and contracts taken. Office at planing mill. r�eQ i 711:1Na L O 19 ter ZURICH Mable Equipment We handle the most improved Stable Equip- ment on the market. Farmers, fit your stables in.a modern and sanitary way and you will be well repaid for the extra cost by the increased results. Get our prices on Stanchions, Water Bowls and Fixtures, Litter Carriers, etc. We recently installed an outfit of stanchions and fixtures for John Erb, Bronson Line, and parties interested are welcome to inspect same. Prompt Service 1V iod:eraterharget Tailor Shop and Laundry We also install equipments of every kind See us about it, W. H. IIOFFMAN Zurich, - Ontario alimmitaiminimegamme 4ed ICE