Zurich Herald, 1919-07-18, Page 4cClar�is
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TT is after a furnace is installed and
1 the first cold snap tests it that you
know whether your investment in
COMFORT was wisely made or not.
Don't take a chance on it,
You can be sure of it under the McClary's
guarantee. McClary's engineers will plan your
heating system without charge, They will guaran-
tee that the Sunshine furnace, installed according
to those plans, will heat your home comfortably.
Take advantage of this service.
fl2 Have a comfortable, well -heated home.
FOR SALE BY
?.'Tien -tan, Dashwood
c1s
HENSALL.
s_ THE HERALD U 1r�wooD ----
i•—'i° The Jackson Mfg. Co. opened'
leaned Thursday afternoons
PRESENTATION their factory last week.
.t. recept_on was tendered to five D§r Andr�ty Johnston is visiting
of our returned soldiers on Mr. J. les son James, in Atbe,ta.
K. Goats s lawn on br_day evening rhe trustees of Remelt public
tI'IIE HERALD PRINTING CO. when each was presented wrtn en- school havegranKed a bonus of
graved rings and medals by te_a ani, month`s salary to each of the
berms of subscription ;%.`l5per year tittle gins. Rev. eager pre si:ed teachers.
In advance; $2.00 may be charged over the program and addresses 7 tic, other evening as Mr. Harry
if not so paid. U. S. txubscrinti- were given by Reeve Laporte and teac3 was opening a bottle of so -
ens $1.75 strictly in sdvance.Nn nap -Reeve ,bleep and several chore da water at W. Achesan's the
paper discontinued until all are us>s sang. bottle, exploded amd Mr. Price had
' rears roe paid unless at the option 1'he men presented were Pte. ttva of lits fingers badly cut tvitlx
of the publisher, •Tbe date to Norman Brown, Fre Chas Hart- the broken glass. Medical atten-
is
'which every subscription is paid man, Pte. Herb Geiser, Btr, tion was required before the flow
denoted on the label. i Gardon Gats, and Spr. rail true:i- or blood could be checked..•
ADVERTISINx RATES ther. Miss -sig , ou 1
from the
Mrs Yule and son of 1+i.;i CO;rte
aro visiting at the home of 14r.
R. Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Freckletoia, of
}Langton spent the week -enol at
the home of Mr. John Thr:sk.
Thr Mt.sses Irene and 1'hylis Pi-
erce, of Toronto retuned home af
ter spending a few weeks at the
home of Mrs. Jas. Dinsmore.
117.;6, Bessie Tough., who attended
Normal atStratford is spending
the holidays at her home on the
Bronson Line.
Mrs. Robt Douglas who spent the
past two months with .his parents co
Mr, and Mrs. Durand and other eb
friends in this vicinity, left last ' us
Friday for her home in Saskatoon.
Mrs. A. Meyers spent the past
week with friends in Hensall and
,5eaforth,
Margaret Johnston is vis -
Effective after Jan ,_t 1919. I -A number of the friends of Miss iting her sister, Mrs. A. P. Douglas
' Laird met at the home of Mr. of Hyde Park.
' Display Advertising -Made known Harry Kl raft amd spent a ple,rs- Mr Garnet Ca t ed fr
On application. ' ant time with her before her dep-
Stray Animals—One insertion 50c artur. for Toronto. During the
three insertions $1.00. 1 evening Miss Laird was presented
Farm or Real Estate for sale with a wrist -watch as a slight re -
60c. each insertion for one month membrance from Dashwood fr
!of four insertio - �, 25c. for each eines
subsequent insert -on. II M::ss Dorothy Kiefer of Sandusky
Miscellaneous articles of not Ohio, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
gore than five lines, For Sale, To Wm. Rothaermal. •
Rent, or Wanted, Lost, Found, etc., I Mr Wilbur Ehlers returned to
each insertion 25c . I Detroit on Tues5ay, after spending
Local Reading notices, etc., lOc. the past month with his parents.
per line per insertion. No notice- The M'sses Hilda and Olive Rad -
less than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c. .er of •Farmington, Mich., are
Legal advertis:ng 10c. and 5c. a home on 'herr vacation.
Sine. Mr. and Mrs. Art Doan of Thed-
Auction Sales, $1 for one inser-I ford spent Sunday in town:
'lobi and $1.50 for two insertions Mrs. E. A Broughton of Toronto
V moderate size. tis visiting her parents, Mr, and
Professional Cards not exceeding Mrs J. Kellerman.
1. inch, $0 per year. Mr. Sam S'4 illert of Niagara Falls
'Address all communications to N T renewed old acquaintances
iIn
HERALD PRINTING. CO.
ZURICH, ONTARIO.
CRED1TOly
Farmers have nearly finished hay
ing and are now cutting wheat.
The recent rains have helped the
clops very much.
Mr McDonald, manager of the
Bank of •Comanerce, -is having his
holidays.
Air and Mrs. Norman Holtzman
of Detroit, visited the formers .
mother, Mrs. Geo. Holtzman, rec-
ently,
Mr and Mrs. McDonald of De-
troit, are visiting the latter's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wenzel.
EXETER
A quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized at the Presbyterian
manse on July 4th at 1.30 o'clock,
when Mr. Amos Lloyd Baynham,
op rator at the G. T. R. depot here
eels manned to Miss Philippi Ma
ude Harness, second daughter of
the' late John and Mrs. Harness o
Case re urn """ town.
overseas recently, I An ser s lane visited Exeter for
An airship passed over our vii-
la few da s last week.
lage the other day. Mrs. J. Willis Powell has retu-
Messrs. Ben and Harry Caldwell rned irons Sarnia, where she took
of Manitoba, are visiting the:rpar-
hospital iraatment for some mon-
ants, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Caldwell
tbs.
at present. I Rev. J. W. Baird and Mrs. Baird
.Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bonthron are
have left 'or IHam:l`ton where Mr.
spending the summer at their cot Bard has assumed his nets duties
tags at Gratnd Bend.
BLAKE.
The Blake Women's Institute
as pastor of Emerald St. Method-
ist church.
The Free Press trophy and pri- •
hes won at the bowling tournament
at London by Major W. Heaman
htl.l their summer meeting on •and R Creech are on exhibition in
Monday June 30th, at the honi F' the wiladow at Heaman's hardw-
Mrs A J. McDonald. The Pres- are. -
ident presiding. The meeting op-' Gordon Sanders and bride
,eine:l with singing "0 Canada", I Detroit visited relatives here
Then little Margaret Douglas was week.--�----
called on for a recitation entitled COUNTY ---S.
"The Dandelion Cycle". Then this vicinity last week. Mss Gilholm from Bright, the Gov Leonard Macklin, aged 18, was
Mrs. Lara and daughter Annie,
erzmlent delegate was called onto drowned in the lake last Thursday
Wait a Eery clays in Wyoming last
week before going to Toronto, give her address which was entit- while canoeing.
where they intend making their led Wonvan,s Privileges and it I ion, Eckert has sold his farm;
1 o ed y was grand and much en- adjoining Seaforth to C. Rivers of.
certainly TO CORRESPONDENTS frture home. 1 �, by all their. She showed l that town for $12,000,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zimmer of , the ladys what a great xespansib-, The Township of Usborne, Coun-
it es Herald willo go.to press Wed- towtford spent the welts -end . in i ility lay upon therm in this great ty of Huron surely enjoys the re -
1 c ueetion the refrendum which is , cord fora township sending the
'copy must beim by Tuesday night. bliss Ora Hoffman of Tavistock i to come before them this fall' largest number of boys overseas.
DuringJune, Jul • and Au�•ust is • visiting with relatives at pies- I Ladys let us go hand in hand and The Honor Roll for that township
y b e'nt• stuml' this cursed thing out of shows 121 enlisted men with 21
----�---- Mr. i peri n Tiernan had an op- Canada. Think of our young killed or died of wounds or sick -
The
peronclo l at St. J'oseph's men The meeting closed with ness. We are inclined to beliem
Thr: Herald to subscribers in Hospital, London, this week. I The National Anthem, af- that this township holds the ret -
111r, and Mrs. Alex Held of But- s}raging
'Canada to Jan. 1st, 1920, for 40 ter which Mi•s. Addison of Bruce- ord in Ontario.
—`----
1alx visited in town last weep. field tool: our photos. There was --
elvinrs. J. hes of Tavistock Rata and a light lunch served 00 the lawn ` NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Melvin is BoorsGuin Mown Lover Snday
by the Institute ladies. There
was
John theCKa bfleis h late matter of the Eofate of
the
a good attendance of ladies t '
I
----•r---- the largest that has been at our Village of Zurich in the County of
STANLEY TOW1VSI-IIP. summer meet'ng Our good fri- Huron, gentleman, deceased.
NOTICE
Automobiles r Sale
Two Ford Tour?ng cars 1912 M odds, with License
Twc, Ford Tour:•ng cars 1914 M oriels, with License.
TwoFord Tour:Ing cars 1918 M odeis, slightly used with: license.
One Ford Touring car 1917 Model, with license.
One Gray Dort Touring car, f ully equipped, in splendid; cond-
ition, with License.
The above cars have all been overhauled and are in good
ndition, it iwll pay you to look our stock of used
acing. you will receive good value for your money, if you billy
ed cars from us, -
Cook �w'ros.
Studebaker, Ford and Gray Dort Dealers
II ENS A.LL = ONT.
+if
list
SALTS IF KiKIDNEYSs
OP B1.ADDER BOTHER
JIarmless to flush Kidneys and neutral
ize irritating acids—Splendid
for system.
Wm Douglas -'• T is hereby given, pursue
nn'1 Mr. , of Bruce-
—�° brht in 1 car load of ant to Revised Statutes of Ont -
Mr. Elston Dowson is remodell-
ing his st,'awshed and putting it
on a wall this summer. 'Mr. W
field oux
Blake ladies that are now living ario, 1914, Chapter 121, that all
agar ,Brucefield; Bill is a jolly: Creditors and others having claims
ith the ladies, and , or demands against the estate of
w
Heard of Bayfield has the contr-, good fellow hope he will still continue to the said John C. Kalbflersch, who
act of the frame work, and Mr. IIS we, bring them to our summer meet -: died an or about the thirteenth'
Hotvald of tZur`Ich has contracted . the future The next me- day of June A. D. 1919. at the,
for the mason work.
Now is the time to do a little fixing up around' the.=3
house.
A little paint or varnish will work wonders. The old wornn
floors can be made to look bright and fresh with Sherwinis•_ •
Williams Inside Floor Paint, or Sherwin-Williams F1oorlac-.,'
Don't throw away the old furniture but make it look b>"iglit'-
and new by giving it a coat of Sherwin-Williams Varnish Stiiin. ,
Do away with the dust and germ collecting wall papgr by
using the new sanitary wall finish, Sherwin-Williams Flat -tone, ,
a durable oil paint that dries with a soft velvety surface.— can
be washed with soap and water.
There is a Sherwin-Williams paint or varnish to gsvc yore
everer bind of finish. Come and see us about your painting.
STADEiEI � r ZURICH
::ng m 1
b sting of the Institute will be he'd i Village. of Zurich, in the County of
Mr. end Mrs. Geo. 'Ailey of Sea- g era requ'red an or before
Kidney and Bladder wrs]rnesd zesult at the home of Mrs. D. Tou h on Huron,
from uric acid, says a noted authority. forth spent Sunday at the home Aug 12th. at 2.30• in the afternoon. rho 28th day of July 1919, to send
The kidneys filter this acid from the of Mr and Mrs, W. J. Dowson. w C T U. by post prepaid, or deliver to
Mood .and pass it on to the bladder, where I Mr and bins. Robt. E. Robinson Ireaericl. C.. I albflaisclt, ',oriels, u
it often remains to irritate and inflame The 22nd annual Convention of l 'Olntry or to G.ladman & S'',onriery I .A handsome catalogue is in preparation, write for full parircular9
r ;and daughter of Toronto, are ehA Huron .Co. W. C. T. U will be
sensing a burning, scalding sensation, or visiting friends in this vicinity. i I3e�nea1
or Exeter, Ont„ Solicitors
setting up an irritation at the neck of Mr. Chas Pratt has returned to held in the Methodist church Win- for the Executors of the above -
J1 hthand25thcon-1 '
-water passes sometimes with a scalding he was engaged four years ago afternoon1et from the el unions surnames, addresses and des rip
their claims, a statement of
their accounts, and the nature of
We beg to announce
the Shorthorn Sale of J. J. Merner,,
M. Pr, tobe held
ednes ay, Jtily r r
at the Fair Grounds, Seaforth
at 1 o'clock, p. Yn., (fast time) of.
.SCOTCH and SCOTCH TOPPED)
25 BREEDING COWS WITH CALVES, AT SIDE AND R.E-BRED?
10 COWS AND -HEIFERS BRED,—BALANCE YEARLING HELPERS;
AND 4 YOUNG BULLS OF GOO D QUALITY.
Seldom does an offeringeocons i,st of so many good cows with.
caves at foot. We believe this an offering to suit the most exact—
ing, as they are a grand lot of c attle with .substance and quality' -
in breeding form, right off the grass, including ;
NONPAREILS, MATCHLESS, FANNY B, WEDDING GIFT, CRIMSON+
FLOWER AND OTHERS.
TERMS
Cash, or 0 months credit willbe given with 6% per annum added..
n F.ankable paper. Trains met at Brucefield on L. H. & B. branch
the bladder, obliging you to seek relief + gham, o'n u y
two or three times during the night. our aMr. Chas.
Re and engaged merrrcing at 1.30 o -clock on the named John C, stilunfleisch, clec-
Th � rant dread, the with Mr Chas R�ma�n with whom of th 24'1 delegates I eased, their Christian names and
The sufferer
�s �n cons re , e t, - „
�4il1 b p11- CAPT. T. E. ROBINSON
sensation and is very profuse; exam, 1 h he enl's•ed ions, the full p C 1'4, there
when t particulars in writing ROBINSON-
ere is difficulty
ss avoiding it. 1 On Thursday night of last week Yin the county.
lions,
Bladder weakness most folks call it,
'because they can't control urination, the barns of Mr, Wm. Rarthsveil
'While it is extremely annoying .and some. were comp:eiely destroyed by fire
es very painful, this is really one of along with the contents, including
'the moat simple ailments to overcome. about 50 tons of hay, .some pigs,
,Get about four ounces of Jed Salts nsl iris engine, cream separator,
from your pharmacist and take a table. gasog
spoonful in a glass of water before harness, etc. -
'breakfast, continue thin for two or three The fire was first noticed about
Mrs. Emma Pugsley, Vice-Pree-
i'dent of the Provincial W. C. T.
U will be one of the speakers and
will give her notable address, 'Why
Vote No," at the evening session,
on the 24th. The public is cord-
tally invited to attend the sessions
-days. This will neutralize the acids isri . of , 11 o'clock, but it spread so wick- of this Convention.
the urine so it b longerdeis11 urinaryors1y that arty attempt to save the Rev Mr. Hogg of Clinton 'con-
entation to the bladder an y � building was useless.
,gens which then. act normally Yn, g ducted anniver:saxy services in
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harnileee, i The origin of the fire is a mys- Blake pannivter:a,n chordc on July
-and is made from the Gaul of grapes and '.te y It was insured in The X ay 0th. His Sermons were much ap-
lemon juice, combined with Lithia, and 11Vlttetial Co., which will partly co- predated by largo cangregationls.
is used by thousrLnds at folks who are
subjects to urmnry disorders caused by I .ver the loss But as the cost of The following Tuesday evening
atria acid irritation. .lad Baits is splere� , building material is so high, the a lawn soeial WAS held on Mr. P
.did for kidneys and nattier no bad i insurance money cannot replace the Manson's lawn, 'there was-.. a
Here you harm a pl'effects wlz�►tever. t, beers refind buildings burned. Mr. Rath' good attendance and the program
- eedst
ilithia• R ware driuly ill,'-'
gnisliaz *los f welt has the sympathy of the net- was Much enjoyed, which was give
es $> ghborhood in his loss. : on by the Bengali band.
the .security, if any, held by them.
And Further Take Notice that'
such last mentioned date, the
said Executors will proceed to
distribute the assets of the said
deceased among the parties est -I
itled thereto, having regard only,
to 'the claitus of which they shall I
then have notice, and that the
said Executors will not be liable
for the said assets or any part
thereof to any person or persons of
whose claim notice shall not!
have been rer•.eived by him- at bite
time of such distribution,
Gladrinain • & Stanbury,•,Soli•cttors
• for the Executors. 1
Dated at ffendall, this sth day of
i'uly A, b, 1919.
J. J. Merrier
SEAFORTH Ont.
FRANK TAYLOR
THOS BROWN
AUCTIONEERS
JULY ROD AND GUN
Anyone reading "Fish, Fishing
and Fishermen" by George R, Bel-
ton in Rod And Gun in Canada for
July cannot help thinking of the
good old days when a bent pin, a
piece of string and a willow sw-
itch 'made the best fishing tackle
for shiners, chubs and rock bass.
"The Albino Bass of The Ottawa"
is the title of real fishing story
from the Domiinion Capital which
is one of th.e several goellAttories
ins the national outdoor magazine
for July. The rsix illustratoins sho
wing they captors•• of a Newfoun-
dland salmon are the beat this
Vorarmarorimormim
year. They accompany a spied -
did article olri the Humber, King
of Atlaintie :Salmon Streams. 'Jebel
interesting departments, Guns
and Ammunition, Fishing Dotes,
,Conservation, Fennel and Trap
are all up to their usual standard:
and along with the second instal.
merit of that interesting serial()
"They Bear Of Silver Dale" go to!
make up otne of the best summer
issue's of the Canadian N;atoinat
sportitng monthly, Rod And Gun
In Canada can be obtained from
any bookstand ort;•..direct from the
publishers, W. J. Taylor, Ltd, Niro'
od.stock, Ont.