HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1916-08-25, Page 4Western..._ Fair
LONDON, ONTARIO
September St i to lOt ., 1916
WESTERN ONTARIO'S
R EXHIBITION
AZT, MUSIC, AGRICULTURE t AMUSEMENTS
' A Fine Combination at London's EX hibi on
A Real Live Program of Attractions Twic3 Di
Two Speed Events Da
Fireworks Every Night
New Process Building Every Building. Fnll of Exhibits
SINGLE FARE over all Railways West of Toronto
SPECIAL EXCURTION DAYS
Prize Lists, Entry Forms and all information
from the Secretary
W. J. REID, President. A. M. HUNT, Secretary
THE HERALD
issued every Thursday afternoon from the
HERALD PRINTING OFFICE
Victoria St. Zurich, by
ANDREW F. HESS and CHESTER L. SMITH
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE S1.00 A YEAR
U. S' subscriptonyxso strictly iu advance,
ADVERTISING TERMS.
Rates for display and contract advertisements will`be
given on appliatien.
Transient notices such as legal, corporation, soci
etc., so cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents ..r
ne for each subsequent insertion.
Notices of entertainments, socials etc. at which f
admiss ion fee is charged or a special collection tak t
will be charged for at the regular advertistng ra
.Notices of religious or other meetings the object
which is the benefit of the community and not for p
oral or sectarian interest or gain, will be cheerfu
e ,erted free.
Advertisments without specific directions will be
asserted untitl forbid and charged accordingly. Tran-
elett advertlsmenrs must be paid for in advance.
4gtray advs. $x for three insertions.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages are paid.
ti°tmnges for contract advertisements must be in the
office by 6 p. m., Tuesday, otherwise„ they will be left
ovuc until the following week.
Address all communico ions to
THE HERALD, Zurich, Ont.
THURSDAY, AUG. 24 1916
DIED
Ortwein-At Zurich, on Aug. 19th
Anna Ortwein, widow of the late
Henry Ortwein aged 86 years,10
months and 18' days,,
BORN
i3ascho-At the Bronson Line, on
Aug. 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs, Chris
Oascho, a. son.
Denomme—At the Salable Line, on
Aug. 1 6t to Mr and Mrs Philip
Denomnie, a daughter.
Graeb—At the Babylon. Line, on Aug
19th, to Mr. and Mrs. Sinton Graeb
a daughter.
!A TOWN -LOT CHICKEN RANCH
li started out to raise some hens;
ii first bought wire to make some
/pens,
;You :need nice pens to make kens
thrive;
Mine cost me $40.25.
t bought eleven kinds of feed,
For fowls alarge assortment need,
tI bought cut hone and grains gal -
,ore,;
The bill was $10.84.
Of course hens need a chicken shed.
place to sleep, an;d to be led,
Wine was 'a good one through and
s through,
And cost sine $16.42.
a wander if :hen farming pays;
a've had ttwelva eggs in sixty days
The bills, of course, have been im-
,menrse l
f`L'he !twelve eggs brought me 30
centre.
Zurich., Aug. 23, 1916.
If the farmers of this commun-
ity want any fertilizer for fall
wheat, I !always keep some oTn
hand at my barn. .
Later on when the ground is
more suitable to plow you should
get fertilizer to so v with . the
wheat to give it a good healthy,
,s tart.
JOHN HEY, Jr., Zurich.
f a
SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES
Notice is hereby given, that the
list of lands for sale for arrears of
taxes has been prepared, that cop-
ies thereof may be had at this of -
fine, that the list is being publish-
ed in, the Ontario Gazette of Aug -
last 12th, 1tb, 26t1i and Sept., 2nd
X16, and that in default of the spa
y -anent of the taxes an.d costs the
lands will be sold by Public aucti-
otnn at the Court House in: the Town
Of Goderieh on. Tuesday the 14th
day of November, 1916, at 2 o'clock
Ips m, A 'number of lets. .in ;St.
Joseph in Arty are in this list.
County Treasurer's Office, God-
"ierich, August 12Lh, 1916..
t t, NI I. Holmes, Treasurer.
HE WES TERN FAIR
September Sth to 16th, •
The platform ;attractions at the
Exhibition this year will be of a
very (high class. The very best
acts obtainable have been ,secur-
ed. Thera will be acts of skill
and comedy and plenty of them,.
Dio's Dog and Pony Circus will
be worth •the whole price. Some
two or three Bands each day will
provide the best of music, while
The International (Fireworks Co.
of London will put on a. special
programme of fireworks each and
every night. If space is required
applications should be made teethe
Se:retary at once, Entries should
L. .n aa...a o.',f s,,
formation of all kind from the
Secretary, A. M. Hunt, London,
Ontario. + .
PREPAR NESS
There are cold days coming
Prepare for them now by sec-
uring your supple of the
celebrated D. H. Laeka-
wana Anthracite Goal We
have a supply of all sizes:
Egg, Stove and Chesnut.
D. A. Cantelon
iiensall
Phone 10, House Phone 10a
FARMS FOR SALE
50 -acre farm, on 14th corn•., Hay'
ToWnship. Will be sold on re-
semble terms as owner is living
out west and wishes to dispose of
the property, For particulars ap-
piy to Andrew F. Hess, Zurich.
Fine 150 -acre farm for 'sale in;
Township of Stanley, All first
class land, good buildings and
plenty of 'good water. Conveni-
ent to church and school. For
particulars apply to Andrew F.
Hess, Herald Office, 'Zurich.
AUCTION SALE
Of Furniture, at J. H. Schnell's
Zurich, on Saturday, Aug. 26th. at
2 o'clock. Property of Mrs. Goetz
E. Bossenberry, auctioneer.
Of Household Furniture andReal
Estate, in Zurich, on Mondady,
Aug. 28th, at 2 o'clock, Mrs, Mc.
C,otmick, l ropnietoress, E. Bassen -
berry, auctioneer.
Of Household Furniture, at
Zurich, on Saturday, Sept. :'nd et
2' o'clock. Mrs, Lydia Bender, pro-
prietoress, L+". Bossenberry, aucti-
oneer,
Bailiff's Sale of One working
horse ain;d ,one farrow cow at Cam -
Estate. in Zurich, ;on Monday,
Aug. 28th, at 2 o'clock.. O. Diller;
Bailiff,
CORRESPONDENCE
FRUITS
Fresh stock of Oranges, Bananas
and Lemons. We always keep all
kinds of Fruit in Season.
Fresh Groceries
Get your supply of Binder
Twine, Binder Whips, Har-.
vest) Gloves and Mitts. Har-
vest Shoes here. A large var-
iety to choose from.
Harvest Tools
See our lines of HAY FORKS,
FIELD HOES, HANDLES, WIN-
DOW SCREENS, SCREEN WIRE,
ETC. PRICES RIGHT
Fruit Jars
And all necessities for the canning
season can be bought here.
Shoe Repairing of all kinds
ALL KINDS PRODUCE TAKEN.
L. BRISSON
Phone
1 on 86
Drysdale
Store closed every Tuesday and Friday
eyen`ng at 6 o'clock
COU1 T Y Esti WS
The Clinton Kiltie Band has been
engaged to play at the Western,
Fair at London.
Joan Hawthorne of Seaforth has
bee., engaged as superintendent uY
the 'a.uckersmith te.epiio,'ne system.
D.•,
W F, telal•k, of 'Goderiyh,
has ecen appo.nted by the Provin-
tial Department of Agriculture to
the list of expert judges on light
horses for fall lairs.
George CF Caron; ;son of Dr;4
Caron .of Detroit, aged 23 years,
drowned at Goderich one Monday
white bathing below the Sunset
IHote1. He sank almost immed-
-..tely after his first -plume. '
.ieutenant T. .5. Terrence cf the
6_scbatta,ion and son o:1 Mr. and
Mrs. John Torrance of Ciin:ton, is,
cFxle,.n£, Gine., s,a lx:en ;iroung ol'fiee5rgr
ci:u,sein iru•ai No_ TVli_i.aryDistridt
(;arc of a ara.t u- two hundred jun
▪ oriicers prom Canada, who will
go to sill baps caused by recant
casualties among uzficers- of bat-
tat_io'nls .at the ,rout. a .he young
mein leave Lond„n on Friday even-
ki and i xo_ee.t immediately over
Iwo cases el infanti.e paralysis
have deve.opdd among tile group
of Indians living about six manes
from Clintu.n, i., 1-iu_leet Township,
'a hey arc Muncey Indians ' wuo
have been 'pulling flax and while'
there have lived irn, tents near
their work, There are about fif-
ty Indians in the settlement, and
the local auJhuiicids have arrang-
ed. for lastriet quarantine. Inc
cases which have developed are
two children under five years of
,age .
Master Gordon Sttutnera passed:
away on W ednesaay morn,ng,
August ninth at the age of tw eve
years and two months. He was -
the ;only son of Dr. Wiliam Strui:h
ers of Toronto. The . deceased was
spending his ho.idays at th e home
of Mr, and Mrs. James Them:soni
in Bayfield and ,white playing ac
cidently cut his hand on a board inn,
the barn. The cut was attended
to in ,the: usual way and soon heal
ed but two weeks after the boy,
suddenly 'took sick, blood poison
ing having set in followed by lock
j t v Al'. that medical aid and
etursing could do was done for
the boy but no avail, as he passed
away early .on Wednesday morn-
ing. A short service was held at
the house that evening and the
remains were taken to Toronto
next morning where interment to-
ok place on Friday afternoon.
ST. JOSEPH
wir. N. M, Cantin spent a few
days at his home here this week.
Almost daily .picnic parties may
be (seen ipl tssiang through here on
their way to Grand Bend.
The crops in this section are'
very short' 'this. year ;owing' to the
dry weather, The oat harvest is
;now on in earnest but the yield
will be light,.
The stile sof the effects of Mr. N.
A. Cantin; which 'was to have been
lhe1d on Wednesday', Inas been post-
poned. t ;
DASH WOOD
11r, and Mrs. Same Go vier, of
Hamilton are visiting the latter's
parents, Mr, and Mrs, F, axenttner,
Sr., at present, ',
Miss Maida Routledge attended
the millinery openings •at London
last week.
Mrs Norman Kellerman; and
Mrs, Granger of Sarnia are 'this
week camping atGrand Bend.
Quarterly services will be held
in the Evangelical church on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Schroeder, sand
family of Mitchel visited relatives
here over Sunday . 4
Mr. Thos. Klulnpp proved his
household effects on Tuesday to
his new Ipreftnises recently purchas-
ed from Mr. Fred. Deering.
Mrs. P. Humble of Sarnia, is
visiting here rat :present.
Miss Emma .Eidt and nephew,
Lorne, .1'reecer, returned to their,
home in S,ratford after visiting
rein Lives here,
(Vii and Mrs. H. Hoffiman, and,
Leith*. spent Sund,ady in God,
erich
my. J. Cook and family of Drum -
ho, are visiting relatives cin ,this;
vicinity at present.
Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Kellerman
of Peniwick are spending their va-
cation with the former's parents
here.
Messrs. Bert. Statton, and Will,
Willert made a trip to Buffalo Sat-
urday. •
Mrs. E. Gabel ,and family are
visit.i„g relatives in Shakespeare.
Mt. and Mrs • J,, Wilkins and son
ano. ...r. and Mrs. Isaac Buehiow,
of titi _..kertony visited friends in
this ,erg ion Monday.
Seg e -al from .here attended the
Sana.,,/ School convention at Ber-
lin hies weeke
1.,1S,..li'11E1i,.
A valuable milch cow belonging
to ..no. Preszcator of Stephen arop
ped dead irn the field last week.
r E s , x'treme;. Haat- ins . thought .tcr.
'lhe extreme heat is thought Ito
have been ;the cause.
Dr. J. Kemp's .horses ran away
the other day and collided with
a hydro ip(ole which Was broken
all. ! '”
A big military days is being held
here to -day, Friday.
Reeve Taylor has received word
that his son, Ernest of Rochester,
N. Y., has enlisted for overseas.
He now has three sous on the
firing line.
HEN6A.I.iL
.r. L. Scott, wife and children,
have returned to their home int
Toronto, •after several week's Vis-
it with relatives here,.
T, C. Joynt was in Toronto last
week an business.
T, Neelands was in Stratford
last week for a few days.
$146 was subscribed by residents
for the Belgian Relief Fund after
a nneeting addressed by Mr. How-
ell.
A number from Hensell and vic-
inity have gone west on the har-
vest excursions.
Mr. Wm. Mackay, principal of
our public school, has returned
from Kingston where he spent the
holiday's..
Mr. R. Drysdale announces the
engagement of his third daughter,
Margaret Alice, `to R. W. Stowell,
of Dubuc, ;Sask., the marriage to
take place in September.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
The Patriotic Society of Varna
held a Garden Party on McAsh's lawn
on Tuesday evening. Music was furni-
shed by the Kiltie Band of Clinton
and the Fife and Drum band of God-
erich Township. There was a largr
crowd in attendance, the receipts a-
mounted to $203.00:
Mr. Richard Robinson of Tucker -
smith spent the past week with friends
on the Goshen Line.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Heys and Mr.
and Mrs, Sharpe of Stephen spent
Sunday at the home of,Mr. J. T. Keys,
Babylon Line.
Mr. Will Robinson, Mrs. Erratt
and RaseII Erratt visited friends in
(loderielz over Sunday,
00
CI
•
il
St
-
•
126M.
:
•
•
fil
"v
•
•
•11
_-"'-O M ft,"".- `..-_411. " . —....WO 41.= aES i e tr .: %
•=-____
A Han'
HEN
NAT—
w If dred
bile,
looking one—one
proud to
proud to
Maxwell owners
the handsome
automobile
have the
same graceful
priced types.
In addition
want, of course,
economical
doubt in your
since the
established
Stop Mileage
can run continuously
nights, averaging
22,000 miles
stopping the
well designed
Any car
wonderful
Imperial gallon
miles
nomical car.
We have
Maxwell car
it that we
and future
make good
know it. All
prove it.
Phone us
it in mind.
.Touring Car,
(,,li li'
\ „!
I
1
II1
1i$1/'
clsome
you pay
dollars for
why not
that
own, proud to
take your friends
have a
appearance
for Maxwell
same attractive
design as
to good
a reliable,
car. But
mind on
Maxwell a short
the World's
Record.
for
500 miles.per
in all and
motor—is bound
and well
that can perform
feat on an average
of gasoline
is bound to
such confidence
and the company
have staked our
on the ability
for you.
we want is
today, while
$850. Roadster,
Trir;es V- O. D. Windsor
Completely Equipped
`, r TLS
J ^ Js7
~•
CarAl
several hun-
an automo-
get a good-
you will be
drive andl
out in?
just pride in
of their
Motor Cars
lines, the
the higher
looks you -
sturdy and
there is no
these points
time ago
Motor Non-
Any car that
44 days and
day -
without once
to be a
made car.
such a
of one
to every
be an eco-
in the
behind
judgment
of the car to•
It will; we
a chance to
you have
$830
"'
T
Y A
IN
1 ..
1
8
`1','
-v ,. e
., e.
W
DISTRIBUTORS
F Oestreicher.0
Crediton
FOR
Xieeil1
}- -C T_Y 1.-• .b5E t Y
,_..............-(.4 ).-....••,--/; }-+.••,--C
C R,---..:+ -i X X
H. Oalkaii, Dealer
MASSEY-HARRIS Implements
Now is the time to look for good
Massey=Harris Binders, etc.
A few second hand Massey -Harris binders for sale cheap
Agency for the well-known Louden
Hay track and litter carrier.
r4111.111.®
, .`1 La IN
IWe carry large sock of storm sashes and storm
doors made all size or style.
mit
Shingles, lumber, laths and all planing mill
products.
Estmates given and contracts taken. Office
at planing mill.
its 19
F.Ligise