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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1917-03-30, Page 4azzApeAssmpuniassuceal '3k7ME IaL.1? t STANLEY TOWNSHIP, SCssued Thursday afternoons .Mr. Robert Delgatty has leased from the his farm to his uneighbors, Wm; HERALD PRINTING . FFICE Spallus and Sam. Hotelier and isf having an auction sale of hisf Victoria, St„ Zurich, by stock ,and implements on Friday. Andrew F,Hesdand Chester L,Smith �Zr .,ansa 1VIrs. Delgatty intend frerm,e of subscription $1 per year*xlnaking their •iloxne with their daughter Mrs. iT, Westlake on the Sauule Lime. lir radV,ance; $1,50 may beeharg• ed if gent .Gp 'paid. U. S. subscripti- lons 51.511 strictly in advance. No ,paper (discontinued until all ar- rears are paid unless at the option s 1 of the publisher. ,The elate to which every subscription is paid xs denoted on the label, twee are :•p1 ased to state that Mr, J. Stephenison is recovering from; le Advertising Rates— Transient ad- reertiselments, 10 cents per line, for first Insertion and 4 gents per line for each subsequent insertion ,mall advertisements not to ex- 'ceect one inch, such as "Lost," "Strayed," or "Stolen," etc., in- serted pence for 25 cents, and each subsequent insertion 10 cents 'Communication intended for pub- . licaition • must, as a guarantee of good faith, be accompanied by the name of the 'writer. Address 'all communications to THE HERALD, Zurich, Ont. Notice to Creditors. 1n the matter of the Estate of John W''estialee, late of the Town- ship of Stanley in the county of ,Iiuron, Gentieman, deceased. once is hereby given, pursuant Statutes in that behalf that rail ns having claims against the >1s ` of John Westl. ke, who died on.; th ember, /biz,.Fourth day of Dec - a ithe To ,. nehi,p of Stanley in tlie. uncy of Hurou, , xrequired to s b, past or de - ors to the uni lei • ned Solici, - for the Executor ed S said eleceased, their Chr'_s��ian he sur- znern s, full addresses and tleso:�ti lens, pa'rticulars of their claims ,severe illness, 111r. Cleo, Lilley took a trip last NN eek to London and Toronto. On Wednesday of last week Mr. Ralph b'tephen,son of Parr .L,iiss 1e Bella was ueeted in enerringe 'eft ,ot Stara. ,They will reside an ,the Parr Line. Best wishes is extended by their numerous fri- ends. The ,members of the Goshen} Methodist congregation, met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. ,H, Talbot on Friday evening of last week prior to their ,departure for their anew Holme on the ,Sauble, and pres- ented them with an address and an oak rocking chair as a token of their esteem and 'appreciation. Following is the Address; To Mr. and Mrs, Talbot and fam- ily. CORRESPONDENCE CREDITON • Rev. C. W. Baker, B. A„ • as re- ceived aunanimous invitation, to remain here as •pesitor of the Meth- odist church for Un,other year. H:.rry Beaver and daughter have returned frons, Hamilton, Mrs, W.m. Wenzel has returnned from a visit to Detroit. J. A. McDonald, of Exeter, is in charge of •the local branch of the .Bank. of Corarderae in the absence of Mr. Jolnnaton, who is ` taking his holidays. Mr. John Schroeder of Detroit visited old friends here last "week. E. Frietz of Kitchener is spend ing a few weeks at his home here. COUNTY NEWS A sock shower will be held in, Our .dear friends; — We have, Clinton on Apri'1 15th, the socks to come to your home this evening• go to The ;Hurons 161st Battelion. to pass a fa ien:liy, and social hour A horse and cattle show will be with. .you before your remosal held in Seaforth on Tuesday, Apr. from our immediate vicinity. 3rd, Since .your corning ram,ong tis Lieut. Geo. Nson on of you have won our respect and es- m• l e land, of Seaforth,for- teem. Your neighborliness, your merly of Hay township, was rill favourable attitude to 'all that is good. your assistance and fellow, ship in ,association with our church life, have been much appreciated by us. The 'appelarance of the ;Talbot family at Sunday School, church and Epworth League when ever health and opportunity per- mitted, has indeed been creditable and the nature of the security, if ''ten.. 'admirable. any, held by them, on or before reslthough you are changing your the 17th da .• of Aril 1917,and, , .. �ree, we trust that you will April st 11 continue to worship with us, that .after t . said last mentioned date the Executor v :11 proceed to distribute the asse.3 of ,the said .deceased among the parties en- titled thereto, having regard only to the ,claims of which notice shall then have been given. Dated at Exeter the 23rd day of Mar 'n, 1917. Glad,man & Stanbury Exeter, Opt. Solicitors for El- ecutee, One of the finest 100 -acre farms in this section for sale. First - Mass buildings, plenty of good water, convenient to church and ischool, and only 33 miles from Zurich, :Immediate possession tam be given. For particulars ap- ily to Andrew F. Hess, Zurich. I;10AS}1WOOD Mr. and Mrs. Levi Hamacher end :son, Eddie, ' visited at Parkhill over Sunday Mr, Edward 'Gcreb has accepted a position with rfiem.an & E;digh- offer ass appeentice. Mr. Andrew Musser has gone to Same where he has ,accepted a position. Mrs..M. Miller has returned from. Woodbridge where she has spent the winker with her daughter, Mrs.' G. W. Shore. Mrs. Geo. Koch and Mrs. Wm. Bieber have returned from a vis- it with friends at Palmyra. AVe are ;pleased to stay that Mrs. J, Kellerman is recovering after her recent ilinees. Miss Tillie Miller of Crediton spent Sunday at her home here. A number from. Zurich attended the lecture given by Rev. De:d.e here on Sunday evening. Mrs. A. Parisian of Royal Oak, ie at ,presiant visiting her Sister Mrs. Wm. Held. Mrs. tWildfang of ,Kitchener has returned to her home after visit-. ing her sister Mrs. Rev. Meyer last week. Mrs. H. Guenther and son, Lee-, land spent Saturday in London. Mrs Jos. tWirlert left euesdiay, cd in action lin Fiance on March h=orning for Kitchener where shie will undergo treatment for cancer, 20th He went overseas with the Mr. Pete his.eubach is at present Second Canadian Contingent, eisitin•g in Detroit. EieseleA Pte. Louis Morenz, son of • Mr. _a.dolpli Morenz, Dashwood, is re- ported ars seriously ill i1 Moore Barracks Hospital, • if regular ettendance is not pos- sible \vie trus+- that you will come, ?as frequently at, 'you can. We, assiure you that you will always be, welcome. Your chris't'aln friends will pray: that ,God will bless you and pros- per yo'u, unid that many happy will yearspauses. abe Y o n . We have much pleasure in pres- enting 70111 r.•,t, i. ,a :<..'""-. n]gner ,on of the congreg-. 'anon: 'Bert Peck; Elston Dow - ,son. FOR SALE — 1 pair Musc'o reg-• ducks, 1 pr. Langsfltans, at a bar- gain Frank Seibert, Zurich, FRUIT TREES AND PLANTS FOR SPRING PLANTING ieobt. G. Bissett and daughter, ui ela•_ehoini are visiting re,atives here at present. Mr. Bissett left Exeter about 35 -years ago and notes many changes. the executive Commm,ittee of the Ain West 1.7uron Teachers Association 0......e•oseeoeteeeciossasse orees000 L"®EDo6loecoseceeQile••, • • • • 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 O • • 0 a • 0 O e 0 • 0 • 0 • • • 0 • 0 • • 0 • • 0 We have established a g met in Exeter on Mar. 17th, for reputation for fair and square pose of making arrange dealing and are n `on prepared; to the u meat or the next teachers con - meet existing conditions by offer- ing our high grade trees and vention which 'wilt be held here plants direct to customers at• ,on Oet, llth and 12th. ROCK BOTTOM Prices. Don't& Joe Davis has been appointed delay planting fruit trees and as foreman of the flax mill here. grants, as there is nothing parts and Mrs. Wn1. England have + Sang 3 t'-^ -tri sr �E a u can "order ` 1rect and get e benefit of aigent's commission. Our prices will be sure to interest, you, THE CHASE BROTHERS CO. OF ONTARIO LTD. NURSERYMEN, ESTABLISHED 18 5 (T'• COLBORNE, ONT. relatives here.• Sam Beaver bought the L. Mc- Taggart farm, north of Exeter at tics auction sale for $6,475. ' W. R. Taylor and Samuel Stan - lake Telt last week for the west where they will vend the sum- mer. • Mr. L. J. Kestle, amid family, of Los Angeles, Cad., visited the former's father, Rev. Mr. Kestle, here last week. HENSALL MasseyHarris implernenth We have been re -appointed Agents for the above named Implements and are prepared tc take orders of all kinds of Massey -Harris raaehines for next season, WE ALSO KEEP IN STOCK ALL KINDS OF MASSEY HARRIS MACHINE AND PLOW REPAIRS. We still sell Wagons. Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs and Cutters, and We repair the same Blase of goods. Our Prices are alway s ri ght H. DATARS, Travelling Salesman F. Hess & Son The Old Stand • 1 e•ea•ee�reempaeoele,estose �eneea�eee®eeee0s 0000mee►Oti+09OISS 4 ++4.4++4'• 1. : 4-.'r•g.4 4.4-.;.4++4.++- •I,b-b 1. 4 +4.4.4-4.., •i.44+ 4,44.+4-14 i+++4i 50,000 FEET APLE LOGS WANTED, 50,00Q feet good hard maple saw logs wanted. Will pay highest cash prices. Also all kinds of other logs wanted. Custom Sawing our Specialty C . Pil(!NEEar= los= qy , 4. ?` fi •i�fi �� •� • -�ti'- �• 3`k �� 3 �fi'II� 4.44.1-4.+++++++++ e+++++++.34444 Large quantities of onion setts are being shipped from this stati- on. .J E. McDo,neli was in Chicago last week on business Miss YMabel Cudmore, who has been taking a post -graduate cour- se in a hospital in New York, has received a colmmLissio:n, to go over- seas She visited at her home here for a few days last week and left on Monday for England. Mrs. J. Linldenfeld has recover- ed from her serious illness. One day last week while Mrs. S. 'S,urerus wa,S out of the house for a short time, her little son, Earl, got out '.of bed in his night clothes and began poking at the fire. ,His clothing was ignited and had his mother not returned just in time the little lad would have been burned eo death. His arum was badly burned and his fair was singed besides other burns. SIr. land. Mrs. Owen Geiger attend ecl the funeral ,o£ the late•Mrs • Ab- rah= b•raham Geiger at Zurich this week. Maple ,sugar ,making is the or - dee of the day. The funeral of the late Mrs. Ann Jane Moore, a highly respected citizen of this place, was held here On Monday. She w.as 75 years old and was the Widow of Wm. Moore, 'Who 1preldeceaSedher by sevel,al years. .Three daughters and two 0.0118 survive her. DIED Geiger—At Zurich on Monday, Mar. 106h, Mrs. Abraham Geiger, aged 82.years,11 months and 12 days. NEi '! �; ara� � � r a x.S RING z, vir �. z � OR' , � T I'.7I. H'f s.. ��jjRR ,�T TTg +� � ---,. bliPT t['. DJC AND LOOK O VEIL OUR LIN.E,S, WE CAN INS' l.PEREST YOU IN PRICES AND Q UALITY. ELEPHANT BRAND READY- MIXED PAINfTS, HARDWARE AND TINWARE OF ALL KINDS RUBEROID READY ROOFING AT $1.40 PER ROLL. SWEAT PA DS AND ,HARNESS REPAIRS,. . FLOWER, GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS. NEW WALL PAPERS AT A LL PRICES, WE SELL THE FOX SCALES AT REASONABLE' PRICES. see our new stock E f Shoes NEVER BEFORE HAS OUR STOCK OF GOOD SERVICEABLE SHOES BEEN SO COMPLETE IN ALL LINES. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY. WE ALSO REPAIR SHOES. FRESH GROCERIES RECEIVE D EACH WEEK. Farm Produce of all kinds wanted L. BRTSSON PRONE 1 on 86 Dry dale A SNAP on Farm Wagons I PURCHASED A NUMBER O F FARM WAGONS AT A. BAR. - GAIN AND AM GOING TO GIVE .THE FARMERS OF THIS SEC- TION THE ADVANTAGE OF THIS PURCHASE. IF NEEDING ONE CALL EARLY AS I HAVE ONLY A LIM- ITED NUMBER. Two De Laval Separators at • old price TWO DE LAVAL SEPARATOORS LEFT AT THE OLD PRICE. Take advantage of this ALSO TWO NEW BUGGIES FOR SALE AT THE OLD PRICE; Bargain on low-down manure spr_eader LOW DOWN MANURE SPRE ADER AT TIIE OLD PRICE,, DO NOT MISS THESE SNAPS e ' We handle pumps, piping, etc. L. PRANG ZURICH -. .} �; O 1• s b�'� r<'1 Country Club • $1010 f, ('Sublecwithtout Four Seater o. h. Toronto change to notice _..„.._,, M'4C(-------- 41 t. r. 1 fid' .� / h� 7C• a 7�yra ti` 'y"W, /IL If Vi • .. 1 a , ., --4- 1 l Ys �4, ,. . j iii \ a }M �+� y j y �l (Fk,SS FS�ic 15 l Z .,..1-..,...-.-„, b3 1` �3 �'h—• .A . u .. _ , ;• mrt <r �F ..Q{ ; rL, q� SC tyle—Comfort Power—Economy. This new Overland Country Club forward Light Four is a distinctive and smart spacious car in the low priced car class. sage in The rich gray body, with black fenders and trimmings, is set off to pleasing Country advantage by red wire wheels that give just the right flash of brilliant color. makes The two comfortable front seats move once EXETER flOTOR EDMUND WALPER, `�y1 . or back, independently, and a aisle between gives free pas - to a roomy seat for two passengers the rear. For riding comfort, the Overland ', Club is a revelation. An unusual demand for this moll it necessary to place orders at to secure spring delivery. ,~ SALES CO. , DASHWO [) relatives here.• Sam Beaver bought the L. Mc- Taggart farm, north of Exeter at tics auction sale for $6,475. ' W. R. Taylor and Samuel Stan - lake Telt last week for the west where they will vend the sum- mer. • Mr. L. J. Kestle, amid family, of Los Angeles, Cad., visited the former's father, Rev. Mr. Kestle, here last week. HENSALL MasseyHarris implernenth We have been re -appointed Agents for the above named Implements and are prepared tc take orders of all kinds of Massey -Harris raaehines for next season, WE ALSO KEEP IN STOCK ALL KINDS OF MASSEY HARRIS MACHINE AND PLOW REPAIRS. We still sell Wagons. Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs and Cutters, and We repair the same Blase of goods. Our Prices are alway s ri ght H. DATARS, Travelling Salesman F. Hess & Son The Old Stand • 1 e•ea•ee�reempaeoele,estose �eneea�eee®eeee0s 0000mee►Oti+09OISS 4 ++4.4++4'• 1. : 4-.'r•g.4 4.4-.;.4++4.++- •I,b-b 1. 4 +4.4.4-4.., •i.44+ 4,44.+4-14 i+++4i 50,000 FEET APLE LOGS WANTED, 50,00Q feet good hard maple saw logs wanted. Will pay highest cash prices. Also all kinds of other logs wanted. Custom Sawing our Specialty C . Pil(!NEEar= los= qy , 4. ?` fi •i�fi �� •� • -�ti'- �• 3`k �� 3 �fi'II� 4.44.1-4.+++++++++ e+++++++.34444 Large quantities of onion setts are being shipped from this stati- on. .J E. McDo,neli was in Chicago last week on business Miss YMabel Cudmore, who has been taking a post -graduate cour- se in a hospital in New York, has received a colmmLissio:n, to go over- seas She visited at her home here for a few days last week and left on Monday for England. Mrs. J. Linldenfeld has recover- ed from her serious illness. One day last week while Mrs. S. 'S,urerus wa,S out of the house for a short time, her little son, Earl, got out '.of bed in his night clothes and began poking at the fire. ,His clothing was ignited and had his mother not returned just in time the little lad would have been burned eo death. His arum was badly burned and his fair was singed besides other burns. SIr. land. Mrs. Owen Geiger attend ecl the funeral ,o£ the late•Mrs • Ab- rah= b•raham Geiger at Zurich this week. Maple ,sugar ,making is the or - dee of the day. The funeral of the late Mrs. Ann Jane Moore, a highly respected citizen of this place, was held here On Monday. She w.as 75 years old and was the Widow of Wm. Moore, 'Who 1preldeceaSedher by sevel,al years. .Three daughters and two 0.0118 survive her. DIED Geiger—At Zurich on Monday, Mar. 106h, Mrs. Abraham Geiger, aged 82.years,11 months and 12 days. NEi '! �; ara� � � r a x.S RING z, vir �. z � OR' , � T I'.7I. H'f s.. ��jjRR ,�T TTg +� � ---,. bliPT t['. DJC AND LOOK O VEIL OUR LIN.E,S, WE CAN INS' l.PEREST YOU IN PRICES AND Q UALITY. ELEPHANT BRAND READY- MIXED PAINfTS, HARDWARE AND TINWARE OF ALL KINDS RUBEROID READY ROOFING AT $1.40 PER ROLL. SWEAT PA DS AND ,HARNESS REPAIRS,. . FLOWER, GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS. NEW WALL PAPERS AT A LL PRICES, WE SELL THE FOX SCALES AT REASONABLE' PRICES. see our new stock E f Shoes NEVER BEFORE HAS OUR STOCK OF GOOD SERVICEABLE SHOES BEEN SO COMPLETE IN ALL LINES. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY. WE ALSO REPAIR SHOES. FRESH GROCERIES RECEIVE D EACH WEEK. Farm Produce of all kinds wanted L. BRTSSON PRONE 1 on 86 Dry dale A SNAP on Farm Wagons I PURCHASED A NUMBER O F FARM WAGONS AT A. BAR. - GAIN AND AM GOING TO GIVE .THE FARMERS OF THIS SEC- TION THE ADVANTAGE OF THIS PURCHASE. IF NEEDING ONE CALL EARLY AS I HAVE ONLY A LIM- ITED NUMBER. Two De Laval Separators at • old price TWO DE LAVAL SEPARATOORS LEFT AT THE OLD PRICE. Take advantage of this ALSO TWO NEW BUGGIES FOR SALE AT THE OLD PRICE; Bargain on low-down manure spr_eader LOW DOWN MANURE SPRE ADER AT TIIE OLD PRICE,, DO NOT MISS THESE SNAPS e ' We handle pumps, piping, etc. L. PRANG ZURICH