HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1916-07-28, Page 5• e
LEGAL °ARDS.
PKOUDFOOT, KILLORAN, & COOKE.
BarIti$PerS, Solicitors, Notaries
Public &c. Office, on the Square, 2nd
door from Banniton St, Goderich.
Private hinds bo loan at lowest rates
W. PROITDFOOT, K. O. J. L. KILLORAN.
H. J. D. Comte.
Me. Cdoke N,Vill be in Henel! on Friday
and Saturday of each week.
tomeareamoomlowiwomar:orammemserfamml.s.......••••momemsomemorm*
• MEDICAL CARDS
DR A. J. MacKINNON late Hot's°
Surgeon, Erie County Hospital,
Buffalo N. Y. Late assistant resi-
dent Physician, Manhattan Ivlaternity
Hospital N. Y. city. Lab of the
House Staff, New York Palyclinic
Medical School and Hospital. Drug
store in connection. Office, Zurich
Ont.
•
t.
Zurich Meet
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Es.usiges, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool -
CASH FOR 'SKINS & BIDES
Itintoblut
Deichert
The Home
Insurance Co.
4.:4*••••••••togr•omsoomm.........tof...
;What abont Zurich's civic holiday?
, • ,.
krarmers in this section , will
soon be into the wheat harvest.
Many people are under the ime
presSioin that tIee honey season is
a big one this year. Such how -
ON er is nothe,fact as it was good
for only about two weeks and stop
ped suddenly on July 18th.
While Working on the roof of
Mr. E. ZimlmermainPs stable the
other day W. F. Browgot unto
some rc tten boards in the sheeting
and fell through. Luckily Mr.
Brown escaped sericu3 injure but
he scared the cow so badly that
it hae not fully recovered yet.
Paid-up Capital $6,000,000
Surplus to Policyholders
$19,536,177,25
Insures your barn against damage
by wind or tornado for 40 cents
per $100 for 3 years, and your
house for 30 cents per $100 for
3 years. No premium note and
no extra assessment guaranteed.
G. HOLTZMAN
Agent - Zurich
Dealer in Lightning Rods
umssmallom"1"1"1"."
UNDERTAKING
The c.dr.stimption cf acholic
liquors in Cana: a drcpped irern
873 per capita to .745 per capita,
in the fiscal year just I ; ended,
accOrding to returns iszued by
the inland revenue department.
The consumption was about three -
of a gallOin 'per capita for
spirits, for beer nearly 5 gallens
wind for wine, .0625 gall ons. Tele
co.nstureption of tobacce alio
-nowt; a falling off from a..1.7
pounds to 3329 pounds per caplta.
That this section is the earden
of Ontario has been many times
peoven by the growth of grain
and hoe crops. Oats, barley,
and timothy have bean brought
to this ,office which has grcwn to
such a length that they must be
seen to believe. This fact has
been still further emphasized by
a stalk of corn' w,hech was brcught
tn. on TlleSday C' f this week by
Mr. Andrew Mittelholtz which
measured 7 feet 6 inches. Who
can beat this.
!AUCTION SALE
Of Furniture, et., at Darrows
Hotel, Bayfied' on, Saturday, Aug-
ust, 5tee. 'IL Darrow, !Prop;
rietor E. Bcssenberry, Aection.-
eer.
.Prompt Service
Moderaterharges
Tailor Shop
and
Laundry
THE CANARY ISIAINDS,
In Mcient. Di4y. They Wire ThoOphll'
to Fervii.tho Real ' eiisaestn,. •
YOI know, °reverse, that the Canary
!elandt. are northwest of Africa; and
that they belong to Spain. You may
bappeu to remember. too, that ,three'
very interestbig things have been giee
en to the world by that group of is-
lands-Canaryewine, the•Canary dance
and the lovely little yellow song bird
that has a place in so many, homes, To
be sure, they are the Canary Iolanda,
because that is where canary birds,
come from,
But hold! The horse ls behind the
cart. The birds got their name. from.
the place of their nativity, 'and the
group of islands took its name from
the largest and most important mem-
ber, Gran Canaria island. Curiously
enough, the name means "big dog" in-
stead of "little bird."
There was a time when these Islands
were of far more interest and impor-
tance than they are now, a time when
they called forth a special government
edict. It was the senate of Carthage
that passed a law forbidding the citi-
zens to unite those islands the objec-
tive point of their =sutitmer vacation.
From time immemorial 'the world
had believed that somewhere beyond'
the pillars of Hercules there was a
group of islands so beautiful, so replete
with everything to Make men and WO -
men. happy, that they constituted the
real heaven. They were _called "Is -
hinds Of the Blest." *hen the Cain
thaginlan tieet returned from its first
expedition to the Canary islands there
was danger that all the population of
Carthage would emigrate to that realm
of Song birds and tempered sunshine.
hence the edict.-
41t,,talree a lot• of happemingS to
fill th000' celnlitai -cleft „week and
make- toterestIng to the gen-,
fellelieeP'„ Miss some. it-
em that you ion,ew of, then thel
%1.t le, iyonrs not ours -you. didt
(pint ,:ne ktnioy, We want all
. the inPigS,'i but if Mre. S. crowns the
rOtf,4 021 "see' Mrs, .1;„ or if Oharley
Black goes doon the road'and ea:10
fl.i6 faiV-Piac SUn4PrikwePing
that is his -busipess, not outs or
ante other pereon7s and consequent
• ly it is ipot pews. We want aU
• the tneWS that is news and yon can
il3Ap is out.
STRAYED
'Unto my premises. Stan ley
Towpship, a white and red Steer
calf; .about eigiht months • °let
Owner can, get same by proving.
ownership and payieg expense%
James McBride, R. R. No.' 2,
Zurich,.
W. H. HOFFMAN I
Zurich, - Ontario
IIIMISMISIONI01111111111111.111111111MI
Wall 21W
A REPRESENTATIVE
at one for
ZURICH
and District for the
OLD RELIABLE FONTHILL
NURSERIES
FARMERS 1 Why remain idle all
Winter when you can take up a
paying agency?
Choice list of varieties for Spring
Planting. Liberal Terms Hand-
some free Outfit. Exclusive Terr-
itory.
Write now for particulars
Stone Er Wellington
The Fonthill Nuseries
(Established 1837)
TORONTO
Eggs That Can't Be Found.
The eggs of some common birds of
the present day hare never been found.
There is the robin snipe; its eggs have
never been seen. An English zoologist
kept a man going up and down the
coast of Labrador for weeks purpose-
ly to get a robin snipe's egg, but It
was in vain. The bird is known ,by
thousands of people, but it breeds so
far north and so remote from any
civilization that no scientific observer
can ever get to its nest ere the young
are hatched and have taken to wing.
The frigate bird that is so commonly
seen at sea on the Pacific and off the
West Indies is such a solitary bird
and is so seldom seen in its nest dur-
ing the hours of daylight that its egg
es rare.
FOR SALE- Bake Shop and ;Cone
fectionery, situated in the
village of Dashwood, consisting of
mew bake shop, with up-to-date
enprovements, all in good con-
di'.ion with confectionery 'shop and
and business in connection. Will
be sold oin reasonable terms, owing
to ill health. For ;particulars.
apply to owrner F. Dearing, Dash-
wood.
BRONSON LINE
One person was killed and three
badly injured when two freight trains
crashed together early on Wednesday
morning,
A Cyclone near Ingersoll on Tues-
day levelled silos, razed buildings, up-
rooted trees and destroyed orchards
and crops generally. Hall and rain
rain accompanied the storm.
Andrew F. Hess
CONVEYANCING,' ETC.
FIRE INSURANCE
PLATE G LASS INSURANCE
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN
AGENT FOR GREAT WEST
PERMANENT LO®N CO.
• ACCOUNTS COLLECTED
' ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Herald Office Zurich
A Terrible Affliction;
At an exhibition of paintings a lady
and her daughter took muck interest
en a picture which' r4iresentdif sot.
dier with hollow cheeks and staring
eyes. It was called "After the Attack
of Lutzen."
"What is 'Lutzen,' Mary Anne?" ask-
ed Mrs. Crockett in a whisper.
Mary Anne admitted that she did not
know.
"Well, anyway," said Mrs. Crockett,
with conviction, "it's a terrible disease.
I can see that easy enough without
anybody telling me." - Youth's Com-
panion.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hendrick were
the guests of Mr „and Mrs. 'Woe,
Becker on Sunday.
Miss Lucy Karecher is visiting
under the parental roof at present.
Mr. add Mrs. R. Baker, Mr. and,
Mrs. Wm. Belber, and Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Restmeyer, spent a very
pleasant evening at Art Weber's
recently
Mr. and Mrs. 'Henry Walper and
Mr. and Mrs. Nosh Seiraras and
family spent Sunday at the Sauble
Line,
Mr. Alex Mosseau has treated
himself and family to an auto.
Mr and Mrs. Ed. Restimeyer sriSit-
ed at D. Snider's on Sunday.
Mr, George Schroeder has pur-
chaeecl an auto.
" . .
PREPARONESS
• Tiler° are cold days coming
Prepare for them now by sec-
uring your supple. .of the
celebrated D. & fl. Lacka-
walla Anthracite Goal We
have a supply of all sizes!
Egg, Stove and Chesnut.
D. A. Cantelon
Hensall
Phone 10, House Phone 10a
esisis0000vsseoossoossoossoso•
erois Fertilizer Co.
• BASIG'SLAC
bog to thank the humors of tbi
sedan] for their liberal patronage dm-
ing the past. • I am now taking orders
for fall delivery and will be pleaded to
quote yon -prices,
Sydney Basic Slag bas made good
It was first introduced into Ontario in
1913 when 230 tons were sold. This
year from Jan. 1st to April 25th 3108
tons were sold. This speaks for itself
JOSEPH RAU
R R. No. 2. •Zurich:,
osmseammemasegasamr
.1.•t":.+0`r+++++++++++.4.4+++++++++ ki*.:•++++++++++++++++++++++++
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
1•
4:*
JOB. WORK
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
I 1:
4.
4.
I9I6 1$
14.
.±.
1*
CLUBBING LIST .t.
'4'
i +
÷
.
Herald and Daily Globe $3 75
" " Weekly Globe 1 75
-1.
• “ " DailyMail and Em-
pire 3 75
' .“ • " Weely Mail and
Empire 1 75
Toronto Daily Star 2 85
64 it
' if it 6' Daily News 2 85
Weekly Star.. 1 75
,
" " London Free Press
Morning Edition.... 3 50
- Evening Edition.... 2 90
Weekly Edition 1 65
" . " London Advertiser
Morning Edition2 90
Evening Edition2 i.:0
• Weekly Edition 1 75
Farm & Dairy 1 75
it it
W kl Sun 1 80
• (4
The Early Drum.
Drnms are probably an eastern idea
introduced by the crusaders into Eu-
rope. They are frequently mentioned
in accounts of the first crusade. When
Edward III. of England aud his queen
made triumphal entry into Calais in
1347 "tambours" were among the in-
struments which were played in their
boner. Another of these was called a
"nacaire," or kettledrum, taken, to-
gether with its name, from the Arabs.
The poet Chaucer also mentioned this
instrument in his description, of the
tournament in "The Kniget's Tale."
The king generally kept a troop of
these bandsmen or minstrels in his em-
ploy, and we read that Edward II. on
one occasion gave a sum of GO shillings
to Roger, the trumpeter; Janine, the
nakerer, and others for their perform-
ances. ,
THE WESTERN FAIR
September 8th to 16th.
London's popular Exhibition prom-
ises to be better patronized than ever,
Ibis year. The management is plann-
ing larger and better things for Sep-
tember next than have ever been un-
dertaken before, The new Process
Building promises to be a hive of in-
dustries and considerable space is al-
ready taken. A new system of ad-.
mission at the gates, will be adopted
by means of new coin turnstyles
Change booths will take the place of
ticket booths and the publie will be ad
witted by depositing twenty-five cents
at the turnstyles, Children and those
holding tickets will be admitted throu-
gha sI, -'c; al gate for the pnrpose, If
nlice of any hind. is required applica-
tion shonld be made to the Secretary
at °ore. Prize Lists and all informa-
tion rm application to the Secretary,
A M limit, London, Ontario.
Little Things as an Index.
"Here," said an observer, "was a
machine upon which appeared the
name plate of the manufacturer, 0
small and not essential feature. But
this plate bad been set on true, and
then the screws by which it was held
in place held all been turned up until
the slots in tbeir heads all showed in
precisely the sante position, alike, uni-
form.
"Whoever put this plate on made a
nice, finished job of it, and I should
be inclined to think that a shop that
had such pride in even the minor de-
tails of its work would do good week
throughout.".
Discourtesy.
Discourtesy does not spring merely
from one bad quality, but from several
-from foolish vanity, from ignorance
of what is due to others, from indo-
lence, from stupidity, from distraction
of thought, from contempt of others,
from jealousy. -La Bruyere.
Kiss Producers.
"1 wish mistletoe were in season all
the time," said he.
e.why,2711
"It means kisses,"
"Orange blossoms are
tko skid,
ee y
" Farmers Advocate... 2 40
`\`. Montreal. Family
Herald and Weekly
Star 185
" Weekly Montreal
Witness 1 85
44
Canadian Country -
4C
rnan 1 50
4-
++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++4 +++++++++++++++
Tbe improvements in our print shop
enable us to do any kind of job work
at shortest notice. No matter how
large or small the order may be, we
will be pleased to quote you prices on
same. Our work is neat and tasty and
we can give your any quality of paper.
Let us have your next order and see
if we "make good".
We sell,Appleford's counter check
books, any style.
Herald Press
Zurich
4.
4.
4'
4.
4.
4.
4.
ors
4.
ate
•
1959Wevrerw.
.Electric Starting
Electric Lighting
Demountable Rims
F.O. a, CHATHAM
In the deep sand or gravel
on the hills in soft mud•
where qui* acceleration is needed in traffic
driving; on the smooth highway where speed
is desired -these are the places where the power of the Gray
Dort motor can be really appreciated..
Your appreciation of Gray Dort sturdiness
grows as you drive your car.
The price, $850.00, with electric starting and lighting, pigs
the Gray Dort within reach of the average family for every
.roember to enjoy and use.
KROPF Agent Z1111)1011
Specifications
Model 5A
Touring Car
Five-passenger;left-
hand drive; center
control ; four -cylin-
der motor cast en
bloc ; circulating
splash lubricating
system; themmo-
eYnhon cooling system;
Connecticut ignition;
'parity feed gasoline
system b covid; select-
ive type transmission;
3 speeds forward and
rtverse; three-quarter
flostiag mix axle; in.
ternal expanding and
external con tr acti n g
brake3; demountable,
rlms, Vaninch tires;
Isims-gkiditroad o n rear;
SO -Inch full cantilever
sat -lags in rear; front
se.mi - elliptic; stream
line with ample leg
room in both compart-
picas; 105 -inch wheel
base; standard equip-
ment Including elec..
trlc starter, electric
generat or, electric
lights throughout, one-
man top, speeckimeter.
gasoline gauge, electric
horn and complete tool
eluipment.
neeeeeeeeeeeeefeeeeeee "PP' . A
farig effge- 7. / .1%