Zurich Herald, 1916-09-08, Page 6Western Fair
LONDON, ONTARIO
$epternbei 8th to 16th, 1916
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Address aII communica ions to
THE HERALD, Zurich, Ont.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 7, 1916
CORRESPONDENCE
FRUITS.
Fresh stock of Oranges, Bananas
and Lemons. Wo 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
THAT LITTLE COUNTRY ROAD
I long for the paths of the gold-
en past,
That led o'er the hill of dreams,
That we followed in; trust, through
,the soft, grey dust,
And ;along the si>,nsmer streams,
And it's oh! folr the little, white
country road.
That vanished into the sky,
Which led.. like the years, to joys
and tears,
'And parted with days golme by,
And we 'wondered ho,w far, that
lave would go,
If r might or a day, or a, year,
Would carry us there to the and
of th.e trail.
Where the •crescent rapers hangs
near..
And tlllaughed at those fancies of
early, youth,
For I ave wiser gro ..ni
I know that road will touch the sea,
Where the last blue .surges moan.
It has aimlessly waun.d t;ktrotigh the
1`TOTICE 4 L� DISSOLUTION -•ox
PARTNERSHIP
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore subsisting
.betwesn us the undersigned as
General Merchants in the village
of Dashwood has this day been,
dissolved by Mutual Coneleritte Ali
debts iowiing to tae Said pZrtner-
ship are to be laid to Norman Kel
Iennaa!n ‘on 'or befjor,'e S;eptt. s15t"al'A:
Pr 1,916 at the village of ,.Dash-
wood aforesaid and all claims ag-
ta`inrst the said partnership',, elle t
ire ;preseretied bo the said •Normant
Kellerman by whome the same
evil' be ere(ttled.
Dated at Dashwood this 21st.
day of Augush A, D. 1916.
George Keller mar N onmon Kel-
lerma'n. Witnessed by E. M.
Erolwelnls(hliree
yester year/
And climbed •the hi.1s of today,
In soy memory, tomorrow, will
find it there,
Where flowers of
stray,
It is paved with the footprinits of
vanished friends,
The. laurels they left for me,
As mementos of friendships which
de—trot fade,
Though faces we cannot see,
I w onit.ler what i expected to find
O'er the brow of that verdant hill
Perhaps it was berries of sweetness
rare,
That ripened there at soy -will.
Perhaps .L hoped that roadside.
Would make the journey bright,
Or that a land of peaceful homes,
Would lie within any sight.
But, at least, the land of my
youthful dreams,
Still lies just over the ridge,
And perhaps there may .be, all 1
wish to see,
Across the sunset bridge,
And '•twill be by that little •old-.
fashioned road,
That I shall pass over the hill, -
VPhere. the song of the birds, need
no spoken words,
And the remtories live with me
still. '.
Corinne Jasmine Misener,
P. S.—Above poepa suggested to
the writer by the fancltul wind-
ings of the beautiful country roads
about Zurich„
remernberance
Fruit Jars
And all necessities for the canning
season can be bought here.
Shoe Repairing of all kinds
ALL KINDS PRODUCE TAKEN.
flowers,
L. BRISSON
Drysdale
Phone
1 on 86
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Furniture, in
Zurich, on Saturday, Sept., 16th, at
1 o'clock. I;. Bossenberry, aucti-
poneer, Miss Ida Ortwein, propriet-
trress.
FALL FAIRS
Bayfield -- --- Oct. 10-11
Blyth ... . -.. --, .., .. Oct. 3—l;
Exeter .. - --- ySept,18-19.
..... Sept. 27-28
Seaforth ...... .. ,.a Sept.21-22
London- • ••- -•• -• ....-. `...Sept. 8-16
PATRICE( ... ••W .-- Sept. 29-21
Store closed every Tuesday and Friday
even 'lig at 6 o'clock
DIED
Keller—At Zurich, on Sept., 2nd
Pearl E, A. Keller, daughter of
Mr. agd ,Conrad faller,
aged 1u years, lmonth and 15
days
Sararas—At Zurich, an Sept. 4th
Nancy Ann Clemens, relict of aha„
late Isaac Sararas, aged 66 years
10 !months and 25 days.
MARRIED
Peck—Maxwell—At St. John, N,B,
on August 23rd, Janet M., daugh
Iter of 111r, and Mrs, S. R. Maxwell
Ito Dr, John W. Peck, of Hensel].
Desjardine—Walper—At the Bron-
son Line,Hay,on Aug. 30th.
• Miss Fenn, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Henry Wolper, Bronson
Line, to Mr. Herbert Desjardine,
1of the Babylon; Line, Ray,
Stowell—Drysdale—aAt Hensall, on
Sept, 5th, by Rev. E, McL Smith,
Margaret Alice daughter of Mr.
R. J. Drysdale, to 11. W, Stovell
of Dubuc, Sask:.
If the farmers of this commun-
ity w,ani any fertilizer for fall
wheat, •I always keep some oto.
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
start,
.THIN,- HEY; Jr„ Zurie'h.
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DASH WOOD
Tho general etofe business 'of G.
Kellerman tC Son will be conducted by
Mr. N. Kellerman after Sept. 15th,
and the goods will be sold on a strict•
ly cash and trade basis.
IPIr. and Mrs. Oscar Knopp :and
family, accompanied by Misses El-
eolnore and Edith Wolper of Dash-
wood and Mr. Hubert Klopp, mot-
ored to Stratford a'ncl Shakespeare
on Monday and spent the day with
relatives '
Miss Adeline Rader of Dashwood
was the guest sof Misses .Almeta
and Aetna Walper on Sunday.
A large (number froimf the village
attended the funeral of Pearl Kel-
ler at Zurich an ;Tuesday.
Rev. P. Graupner and family
spent Sunday at Mitchell.
Mr. Herbert F. Klopp, student of
Royal Dental College, 'Porontn,
spent a few days with relatives and
friends here, returning to the city
on Monday.
COUNTY NEWS
Mr, J. C. Greig has been appoint
ed police magistrate of Iieaforth
as successor to Mr. F. Holmstead,
NValo resigned.
Kippen 'and F -i is Green churches
have extended a call to Rev,. W,
E. M. Aitken, of Banks, Barrie co-
unty.
Judge 3, T, :Garro w, of Toronto
formerly of Goderieh, died in;that
city on Thursday last. IIe had
Ncen in: ia.low state of health • for
some ,time, The remains werein-
•terred in Goderich.
Mr. Edmund Walper shipped a
carinatd of choice cattle to Toronto
on S tr,:,:.'day. Fle will attend thee.
Toronto Exhibition a few days
this Tree; before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Klopp and
family, accompanied by Mr. Hub-
ert Klopp, spent Sunday with Mr.
And Mrs C. L. Walper, at Cedar
Grove Farm.
Several from Here attended the
convention in Kitchener, last week:
Mr. .and Mrs. Ed. Nadinger fare
visiting friends in Michigan at
present
Mrs. Witzel spent the holidays
in Port 'Huron!.
Mr..ldclison 'Tiernan left for St-
ratfor I on Monday ,where he will
atten" Normal School,
Mr. I Kellerinan and family sp-
ent Stt mday in Wingham.
Mr. nd Mrs. I. Bremer of Strat-
ford a t• visiting friends here.
On Wednesday morning of last. Miss Fanny Preeter is visiting
week George Steep was ,sentencedl in Stratford .,
to seven months in,Central Prisr5n I Miss .Ethel Kellerman left for Tor
by Police MViagisrtate Kelly of. God onto on Mondlay.
erich, for obtaining an auto ,gide,
to Goderich from aliverymaan:l at.
Elmira. by false4retelns.,
Steep represented hinisel'.f to be t
the proprietor of the British £a -
change hotel in Goderich and stat
ed that he would pay for the rider
in Goderich. Arrived in Goder-
the do Iver time sli 1a
an
ich he gave
the liveryman is stili out the cost
of the trip. Mr. Steep was ar-
rested our Tuesday night in Clin-
ton by Chief Post'ewaite, Steel;
having repeated the trick in get-,
ting -azide from Seaforth. to Clin-
ton
j I.ItY S I )ALE
Mrs. Capt. Frank Granville and
daughter of Chatham returned to
their home on Thursday, after a
two week's visit with relatives at
Drysdale.
Messrs. Joe. Denomme and Alb-
ert Shelby -of Courtright arrived
safely in their gasoline yatch on
Sunday night, at Mr. George D.'n-
om;me's.
EXETER.
G. Gifford has joined the staff
of the Bank of Commerce.
J. A. Stewart and R. G. Seldom
and famines spent a few days last
week in Toronto.
About as dozen ladies were at
Camp Borden last Thursday to:
present the colors to the colors to
the 161st Huron Battalion!,
CIDER MILL
Will operate wry cider mill every
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.
of each week until further notice.
MENNO STECKLEY
2 Miles North of Blake
PREP RDHESS
There are cold days coming
Prepare for them now by sec-
uring your supple of the
celebrated D. & H. Lacka-
wana Anthracite Coal We
have a supply of all sizes:
Egg, Stove and Chesnut.
D. A. Cantelon
Hensll
Mrs, R. Goetz gad Mrs. D. Bet-
' .spent: thevbolidays in Sarnia,
Miss Lily Mayer has returned af-
ter spending her holidays at Mil-
verton and collier points.
HEN SAIL
A large number attended Tor-
onto Exhibition this week.
Carmel church choir gave a
emiscellan,eous shower at the home
of Mr. R. Drysdale the other ev-
ening in honor of Miss Margaret
Drysdale
'Miss B. Urquhardt has left for
Carolina to resume her duties as
teacher im Eton:• College.
Bev, and Mrs. Knight were in
Toronto last week. Mr. Knight
gave addresses to the students of
the &Methodist college while there.
Won. Seth has left for Seaforth,
where he is helping. to make mun-
itions tat the Bell foundry.
The work on Jas. W. Johnston's
new residence is be.ng pushed rap-
idly ahead, The brick work will
sooln be completed.
On Tuesday morning an event
took !place at the home of Mr.
Robert J. Drysdale, 'tviheint ]rise
third daughter, Miss Margaret
Ali_e was united in marriage to Mr.
R, W, Stowell, of Dubuc, Sask., by
Rev. E, McL. :Smith. The happy
couple left on. !the morning train
for their home in the 'west where
the best wishes of 'ahost of friends
follow them.
ST. JOSEPH
Mr, tat.d. Mrs, N. Weber and fami-
ly, and Mr. Skinner, of New Ham-
burg visited at ther home of M',
and Mrs. Clayton Smith, Sauble
Line, on ISunday„
Messrs Leo. and Chas. Bedard,
of Courtright are renewing ac-
quaintances here this week.
'Mr. Simon Bedard of Sarnia
spent a, few days this week with
relatives on the Sauble Line,
Messrs Jos, Denom tae and Ed.
Selby of Courtright, are visiting
friends and relatives here .this
week
Mrs. WInt, Bedard and children
of Parkhill, are visiting relatives
Mr. Lawrence Bedard, of Tilbury
visited at the hiollne of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Bedard, this
week,
phone 10, House Phone 10a- Mr, Frank Deaomme, of Maths
aln is visiting relatives here at
preseant.
Handsome Car
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you pay several hun-
dred dollars for an automo-
bile, why not get a good-
looking one—one that you will be
proud to own, proud to drive and
proud to take your friends out in?
Maxwell owners have a just pride in
the handsome appearance of their
automobile for Maxwell Motor Cars
have the same attractive lines, the
same graceful design as the higher
priced types.
In addition to good looks you
want, of course, a reliable, sturdy and
economical car. But there is no
doubt in your mind on these points
since • the Maxwell a short time ago
established the World's Motor Non -
Stop Mileage Record. Any car that
can run continuously for 44 days and
nights, averaging 500 miles per day -
22,000 miles in all and without once
stopping the motor—is bound to be a
well designed and well made car.
Any car that can perform such a
wonderful feat on an average of one
Imperial gallon of gasoline to every
26/ miles is bound tobe an eco-
nomical car.
We have such confidence in the
Maxwell car and the company behind
it that we have staked our judgment
and future on the ability of the car to
make good for you. It will; we,
know it. All we want is a chance to
prove it.
Phone us today, while you have
it in mind.
Touring Car, $850. Roadster, $830
Prices F. O. B. Windsor
Completely Equipped
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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.
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We carry large sock of storm sashes and storm
doors made all size or style.
Shingles, lumber, laths and all planing mill
products.
Estmates given and contracts.taken. iOff ce
planing lining mill.
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