HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1916-03-24, Page 5FARM FOR. SALE.
120 acres, Lot 24, N, 13, Hay
township, „adjoining villa o' of
Blake, about 12
acres fine hard-
wood busb, well.rtnderdrained and
'well fended, overflowing well and
good spring wells itt house and
barn. Good frame horse and large
bank barn, 50X•90; on stone wall,
all in good repair. Good clay soil
and in high state of enitivation
Also small orchard on farm
About half toile from public sobool
half mile from church, about '4
miles from Zurich. This is a very
desirable farm and will be sold . on
reasonable'Por ftitlier par -
tattlers talars apply to 3. 0 Reid,. Varna,
or Andrew P'Efess, Zurich;
Zurich Meet
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;Di:Ai.ants iN�
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
CASE ,FOR SKINS i HI DES
7iuig'blut
Deiethert
Coal •,usness
1 beg to annohucc+ to the people
of Zurich and vil;iiiity That 1 have
now on hand a.sitjliily of the very
best No 4, Furnac,r, and Chestnut
Coal and solicit > sharer of your
patronage.
Sheds immeltliately in front of the
old salt bnil ling'. Office Petty Block
De A. C1T LOT
Aiti/i6N1 1'1
A new shijainent just in of J I
Bon -Bons,. C,hochlafes, etc. 1 '
The best that . money can
buy
A large varrayr,of Comic,
Patriotic,Seeni,, ,. : etc., Post
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Cards, all prices,. _
We alsei''.l ave the Flag
Gum, Spearmint, Etc.
Leading Wands of Cigars.
Neilson's Fanfous Ice Cream
McCORMICK'S
RESTAURANT
A REPRESENTATIVE
at one for
ZURICH
and Distriot.for t he
OLD RELIABLE FONTHILL
NURSERIES
FARMERS! 1Yhy'i4eurain idle all
Winter when you oan take up a
paying agency? -
Choloe list of varieties for Spring
Planting. Liberal Terms Hand-
some free Outfit. Exclusive Torr.
it ,rye
Write now for particulars
Stone & Welling -ton
The Ponthill : Nuseries
(Established• 1837)
TORONTO
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1LOCAL NEWS.
Tuesday was the first day of spring
Mr Henry Price has returned' from
London hospital,
Pound ----A ladies' muff.Owner can
obtain' same from Dr B A Campbell.
Fire destroyed the marble works of
J Rupp, Forest, recently.
Mrs Herb Smith, of Grand Bend,
visited friends here on Thursday.
Seargt W 0 Goodwin, of Goderich,
renewed acquaintances in Zurich for
a few days this week.
las Step-
hen
Samuelhas
joinedstationed
at
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ent. is
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111r Alfred Melick and family moved
t week to their neje home in S
n townsbi.p,'near Crediton.
Dir George McBride, son of Mr
. McBride, Sr,, of town
the 1G1et Battalion,
Renegue
Dir W E Oestreicher, of Crediton,
looking up prospects for
axwell car in this section for a
sis last week..
Revival meetings aro being coeduet-
iii rho Evangelical church at p
Rev Mr Becker of Crediton
ist!ng Rev GI'
Brown,
Mr 13enry.Sienion, son of Mrs S
n of this:villae, has enlisted
Overseas forces in Saskatchewan,
and is now stationed at Ottawa.
member of the engineers corps.
Recruiting officers and soldiers w
busily engaged in recruiting in t
section during the week. Many good
prospects were obtained and it is
reel. that the required number
men will be obtained in Hay Town.-
ship,
ow
p'
The members of the Luther Leat;
he .Lu`theai.•an church enjoyed them-
selves heartily at sleghride party
to the home of Mr and Mrs Lot
bfieisch on Tuesday evening:
evening was an ideal one for such
and ,the young folks report ha
had a very pleasant time.
The precedent set last autumn of al-
lowing solders in training for overseas
ce to be "drafted'' temporarily f
ening operations will be,agaiu fol-
lowed next spring. Major-General S
EInghes is issuing orders to
divisional commanding officers to
in their: �comuiands, whenever ci
tances warrant, to obtain leave
ce at seeding time so as to assist
sparing tba largest possible aver-
age this year's crops.
VALUES OF FARM LAND
r the whole of Canada the aver-
age of farm land held for agric-
ultural purposes, whether improved
uanaproved, and including
of dwelling houses, farms, stab-
les other farm buildings, is re
d as �3t3.90 per acre. Last year
average value was returned as
1. By provinces the averages
reg range from 122.48 in Nejj
Brunswick to about X12,5 in British
Columbia, the values for the other
ccs being as follows: Prince
•d Island
and fruit growing.
HECKER TOURNAMENT
The first annual tournament of the
rich Checker Club was held the
st week. Fourteen wise players
t in open battle and the warlare
ntinuod merrily until only one play -
remained to view the slaughter of
stalwarts. Many brave ones fell
the wayside early in the struggle,
d by much inferior talent, so they
ught, but the best planned works
sometimes. Generally in great
es or other big sporting events a
tic horse" makes a specially good
wing. Such was also the case in
tournament when Me Yungblut,
e from behind, as the saying is,
made Wni Brown feel as if gibed
er seen a checker board before.
he following is the draw for the
round, Naives marked with an
rick wore the winners of the rotund,
irst Round.
is J Kraft Ferd Hess'`
Hess* E Miller
a Koehler''` Alfred Pfaff
Hoffman W H Hoffnxan't'
ungblut'` Dan Koehler
Ruby'" Dan Gaseho
eaver W Browil*
condRound
Koehler . W 11 Hoffman'`
Ruby''` A F Hess
rown 11 Yungblut''
HOS., a bye,
tied Pound
I Hoffman'' W S Ruby
trugbltrt Ferd Hess
nit. if-
s a,l a prize has, been purchased
o become permanent ownox of it
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$37.64; Nova Scotia
Quebec �, 51.3G; Ontario $52.49;
Manitoba �i30.36; Saskatchewan ,�24.-
and Alberta $23.15. In British
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STEPHEN COUNCIL
The council of the Township of
Stephen convened in the Town Hall,
Crediton, on Monday, the 6th day of
March A D 1916 at 1p na. A1lniem..
bers were, present. •The minutes of•
the previous meeting were read and
adopted.
Webhliawbinney "That the 'clerk
notify thecontractor of the aonstric:
tion of the Oen trails Drain to complelt,
bis contract as soon as weather permits
to meet the last report of the Town
ship engineer." Carried.
The clerk reportecl having received
the official result of the voto polled in
the P V of Dashwood on the 14111 of
Feb from Andrew :Musser, the D R 0
being 55 for and 1 against the bylaw
to authorize the borrowing of $16;82.-
00 by the issue and sale of Debentures
to provide for the cost of a plant to
distribute electric power to be supplied
by the Hydro -Electric Power coin
min .
Neessiob Lofove:Ontario"That by law No • 227
to authorize the borrowing of $1.682.
00 by the issue and sale of dehenturea
to provide as aforesaid he now rend the
third time and finally passed and
signed by the reeve and clerk and the
seal of the corpo"ation attnc>herl there
to.” Cairiecl.
It was resolved that the Mnnieinal
Conncil of the Township of Stephen
respectfully potition The Honourable,
The Minister of Militia to establish a
Mobilization Clop at Goderich for the
training 'of four or more Overseas
Battalions; this conncil being strongly
of the•opininn that, the camp around
at Gorlerich offers n very suitable place
for such camp and in every way con-
venient for the Officers, N 0 O's and
Men serving in the Battalions raised
in and adjacent to the County of
'Huron.
..Weeb-Neel "That• the auditor.'
report be received and filed with the
clerk." Carried.
A. number of accounts were passed:
The ennncil adjourned to meet again
in the Town Hall, Crediton, .on
Monday, the 8rd day of April next
at 1 p m when Pathmasters, pound
keepers, fence viawers and inspectors
fo enforce the provisions• of the eow
tag by law for the ensning year will
be appointed, Tlonr•y Eilber, Clerk.
ST. JOSEPH.
The continenns cold weather has
enabled the fishermen to catch a large
quantity of fish.
Mr Louis Jeffrey and family have
moved to the house recently vacated
by DTr. L. Nigh.
Mr. N. 1\T. Canbin spent Sunday tai
his home here,
Mr. 0. 0, Smith and Sol. Baechler
of the Bronson Lino spent Sunday
and Monday with friends at Arkona.
Mr J Overholt has ordered a new
thr0,1,1.,,' machine from the Wats, boo
Mfg. Co.
Mr. J. Sch wartzontruber and family
of Blake spent Wednesday with friends'
hers.
CREDITON
J F Brown fell a few days ego 01;
the sidewalk and broke his arm.
Mrs Bertrand and family have de-
cided to move to Detroit and will leave
for that city soon.
Thomas B Lawson passed suddenly
away on Match 13th, after an illness
of only three days with pneumonia.
He was born in this township and has
been identified with the business in-
terests of Crediton for 15 years, first
as a butcher and in later years as nn-
dsrtaker. His wife and one daughter
survive him, The funeral on IVednes-
day was largely attended.
COUNTY NEWS
William DIcl\lillan of the London
road, south of Brucefield, has sold his
100 -acre farm. to Henry Leboau, of
Bear Clinton, for $7,400,
A sitting of the Supreme Court of
Ontario was held in Goderich last week,
The docket was small. Among the
cases tried was Smith vs Dale was
an action for malicious prosecution,
The defendant, Victor E Dale, a farm-
er of Stanley township, had the plain-
tiff, Alex Smith, implement agent, of
Hensall, arrested last summer on a
charge of stealing a horse. Smith
was tried on this charge in the County
Judge's Criminal Oourt and found not
guilty. He then took Ibis action aga-
not Dale, claiming damages for expen-
es he was put to in defending himself'
nd also for injury to his reputations
The jury returned a verdict for the de-
endant, and the plaintiff was directed
o pay the costs. F W alai -bum
Exeter) for plaintiff; J 111 Best (Sea
orth) for defendant,
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lEOLTIANOT, KILLO1tAN, & (Y1t/4E. ` >s'>:1£tkires, Litter 1'cttni .:• Ga. etc.
tarristors SoliciLort,, Not au•,,
1'ul,lic we. Office, on the *etu r3
dour from Iratniiton Li. (,•c(,1'011
Priva+o funds to loan at lowf,,,t ,c.:u- i
W.-PitOUDFOOT, K. C. .1 D. KILLuatAr,
H. J. 1.. C;OURIE.
Air. Cooke will be in H.en�ul[ or, 1.'r'
and :9nturday of euc1, talc,
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prrelt wilt lilt.
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MitDICAL CARD
,11 A. J. MacliINNON le�t
Surgeon, Erie 0(•titl<.
.Buffalo N. Y. Late ass,;tanl 1'
d=int Physician, Iranhat',a'i
Flospitai N. Y. city. Late 0' t.1,.
house Staff, New Yuri> Pr.'
:Medical School and hospital. thut
store in connection. Office. Ztrricl
Ont.
bi' N. F. Schram, Late tl
Surgeon and House Pit‘•,0
of V to is hospital, L
Glad' te of I+anulty of lc'djt• t,
\\`e>•trro Universii'V, Lund (ID,
Maii> Oflic'e`at Dashw3oi, On
Visits Shil ka Monday ..^.itcg. con
each week.
BEAVER MEADO
Retool lit port, for ,F S No 12, Ilnr•.
for 1'') 1 runt y. ISn; cd on
• mice and l.eliaviout and pclfeet wed..
The names are in order of Merit,
S>. 1 V—N Gascbo, T tteinbracle
Jr. I\.---0 [Foster, 11 Seidl be, :..
Wither, A 8chilbe, L Pa't'e
Sr. 111--I Livinggood., L Sitterns
0 rS'teinlur0h.
Jr. 11I---11 Foster, A Wilano1,
Schatz, i' 1'file, U Flei:eheuer, A
Walter.
•Jr. 1I-- 11 Poaler, .1 Neste, '1' Algid
inger, 1+'le schauer, 11 Barad, 1' Dad
our, 11 Schoch.
Sr: Pt. 11—E 0 ascho, A Faiic 1 1 (II
G Schril r. N ilei clinger,
Jr. 1st. II --L Bader, L 12t tc•. 1
Witmer.
S3' Pr -1 Schoch,
Sel1i!he1 Walter, E B
Jr, Pr \V Scheel],
lfness, A Aleidinger E
G fiebilbe, 1'
adoul•.
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ft is so easy and so economical to have a beautifully
decorated home, with "NEU-TONE" Flat Finish.
The soft, restful "Neu -Tone" tints will delight the woman
and man who appreciate refinement and delicacy in the home.
When you "Neu -Tone" the walls, you save all fuss and
bother of washing and scraping the plaster to re -decorate.
Simply apply another coat of "NEU-TONE" in any shade or
tint desired.
"NEU-TONE" is cheaper than wall paper. It is truly
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Writedirect to the Martin-Senour Co., Limited, Montreal,
for their 1916 Booklet, "Town and Country Homes", showing many
new color schemes and giving valuable paint information,
CHAS. HARTLEIB, Z'':.: RICH, Ont.
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