Zurich Herald, 1920-07-15, Page 4r'
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the crarilecase and more available 'wherever we
stop. With Imperial Premier Gasoline for fuel,
we'll have airiest enjoyable vacation.".
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Letter from the
West
Biggar, Sask., June, 24th 1920
Dear Editor;-
, It is so long since I
have written a letter, I don't
think lean get along without
some help; so have called on the
business advertisements in the
Herald to carry. me along. You
no doubt have heard it said by
some el know I have) "Oh that
local paper, I can read it in five
minutes," • But I will try to
show you that you eannot read
the news in the Zurich Herald in
live minutes; Follow me through
the'lIerald of June 17th inst. and
see how we will get along.
•First comes W. H. Pfile-Say
those Sandals and two strapped
slippers would be great to catch
gophers out here. He has brown,
adaite and black boots to suit the
mplext
Praetor has young pigs put up
in 251b bags, that is a good way to
buy them, out here we have. to
help catch them and put them in
sacks, no small chore. A. full line
est shirts on hand -well t think so,
for Jack always wore the same
shirt when I was around him. Lad-
ies' Silk Hoes -I have never seen
that garden implement used out
here a "Champpagne Hoe" it
•:would he a job to hoe a straight
row.
• It Would he a rather unusual si-
ht to see that lino in Billy Hess'
ard with New Models of bicycles
• and auto accessories hung on, it.
• Molsons Rank-Tt is surprising
bow quickly regular deposits grow
• The Western • version is; It's a
•corker how quickly regular de-
posits dwindle • away. Fred hiTel
•or About two or three years he
•has told thespeople; Your harnees
needs; 'but never told them what
nes, we 'don't need a swat
• Tad out here now, but we. badly
meet: a currying As the winds are
IVery high. . •
C. Pritz-I need te 'Wonder why
•'Charlie wore those long hip boots
tor, but since 1 read his: last we-
ek's a:;. it is tine to roe; •
agyt/iingD ruhheriel /Atter
and eggs wanted; always knew he
was fond of butter and eggs, Well
Bob Douglas of Blake has all kin-
ds of garden and root seeds on
hand; If he would plant some he
would'nt have so many on hand;
dry goods in stock, a small stock
of wet goods would make it in-
teresting; of course he's got the
corn. If Willis Powell would put
arms and legs on his phonograph
he would have the real thing.
L. Prang has two Gray buggies;
that is just the color of buggies
out here, every body has theme
F. C. Kalbfleisch ought to know by
this time that people require shin-
gles, for a house without a roof
would not look good.
Andrew F. Hess is still the not-
orious Public commissioner. Some-
body is sure to see Dr. Hardie
corning along the Zurich Road ev-
ery Wednesday, wishing he wou-
ld'nt come. Those farms must be
getting pretty heavy on Oscar
Klopp's hands, he has held thein
a few weeks .now. Next will be
Art Weber with a Brick house or
two on his shoulders.
Yungblut & Deichert have had
Fresh meat and Sausage in paper
a long time, better sell soon, as the
weather must be getting warm
down there. Jim Barry must be
a strong man if he can handle fame.
implements. D. A. Cantelon, buys
coal and sells coal, must keep him
guessing to keepp things balanc-
ed up. 1 don't see Wm. O'Brien
can make it go very long; He says
Poultry taken every Saturday
forenoon. Now, that has been
'going on for a long time; why ,
, don't he set some traps and
;catch the thieves, He does not ne-
ed to tell them not to feed them
the ee•me morning when brought in
They won't bring them back, ,
I don't wonder at the Herald
flee wanting some one to •ant
quick and take that wooden pum-.3
with 20 feet of logs out of the
•office; they take •up •ft lot of roo"
and
dry out considerable, ' H.
Gellman, we are in a position; ee'-'
ery time 1 saw Harry work at • a
eel* he was lying flet an his. back.
That's a good offer that r. M.
Tress & Co, makes to youn; Even
if you don't buy, have a ride any'
&iv:, it itourselt Who
pay's the juice? ti„ v.Itseiro,e
1
's their best, .geeen, ls'ts of moisture
• aed prospects for a big crop this
fall. Let the at be past, but
we had the hardest winter, as well
as the longest that ever visited
this cOuntey.
Your e as Bei; . •
W. HESS
DASHWOOD. •
Mr. and Mrs. John M Dale and
eon, Melvin, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. John E. Dale of Wilton
Grove, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Airs. Geo. Koch of 'Dashwood.
Mr. Milford and Alma Koch, ae-
conippanied by their mother, re-
turned to Detroit on Monday af-
ter spending the week -end with
their parents.
misses myrtle and Alberta Koeh
of London spent the week -end
with their parents here..
Wolf -At Dashwood on July to Mr.
and Mrs. Wes, 'Wolf a son.
• Friday July 23rd hes been de-
•lared civic holiday, The School
picnic will be held at Grand Bond
on that day.
• Miss Anna May Haugh of Brum-
field spent the week -end with fri-
ends in town.
Miss Ida Zimmer is at present
visiting in Stratford,
Miss E. Tiernan returned to Lon
don on Monday, after sppending
the past week in town.
Mr. Ches. Geiser is visiting in
Crediton this week.
Miss Ida Routledge of Zurich
spent a few days last week with
Miss Ada Fassold.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zimmer of
Stratford spent Sunday in town.
Mr. Clieis. Rinker of Buffalo is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Grace Kellerman and Hez-
el Snell spent the week -end with
Mildr.. Schroeder near Crediton.
Mrs. Harry Harris of Sarnia, •• is
visitio; town.
antnIcled for last week.)
Mr, end Mrs. H. -O'Connor and
childree of Detroit, spent the
week-el:1 with Mr. Aaron Musser.
Mrs. ;.'rnet of Sirncoe visited her
son, Me. F. S. Kent in town last
week,
Miss E. Guenther left on Friday
for Kitchener and Muskoka hwerre
•Xshe will spend her vacation.
Mears. H. Willert and M. Ehlers
ol Detroit, and E. Rinker, of Sere
nia evere Visitors with t heir par-
ents over the holiday.
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Cream Separators ha.Ve advanced
10.0 in _price. Buggies 20 per cent, We
ihave on hand one DeLaval and
Melotte Separators, also two Gray
Buggies which we will sell at pre -
:advance prices for quick sale. •
• SOME OTHER FARM MACHINERY IN STOCK AT LAST
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SHINGLES SHP\ GLES
Parties requiring Shingles thig season
will do well by bying thein at once. As.
after April ist all shingles will advancepr cert. in price.
Mr. Chester Geiser ol Toronto is 10'
at his home here.
staff is confined to his home at
Me. R. H. Ireland of the Bank
•
'endieltis.
sGrand Bend with an attack of,an-
• Mr. and Mrs, Frank of Detroit
• arid Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell and
3)n; It would take an awful big
lease to use up one each of the
w patterns of wall papers, yes
he violes would be cold in winter.
I. Mousseau; Free air for convene
'snce of the public; He had bet -
'r put a lock on his tap for in
:hese times of High post of Liv -
ug everybody would want • a
iwig at the nipple.
Stade & Weido; Buy early and
save money; pretty hard to • do
two things at once, Everything in
evetroughing and repairing at all
times., well those boy's must have
changed when they are 'willing to
be called 'out to repair eve trou-
ghs in a rain, for when it don't
ram they .are not needed. J. E.
Druar; we solicit a portion •eof
your business; if he is a husky
you'd better give it to him before
he takes it from you.
There would be no better fun
than this; Let the Zurich Book
Room give a kiddy a bottle of
white ink and some fireworks in
an art corner that would interest
the kid and the kid would maSe it
interesting. (Last weeks issue;)
Melick & Brtoin; No more than 25'
gallons to a customer; that ought
to oil them up all right; Get away
from that hot wood or coal stove
this summer; everybody knows en-
ough for that, surely; Brighten
up; a person can do a good paint
job even it he does look a little
sour, "Billy". Denomy Bros.,
Just arrived; W. G. Hess, jest ar-
rived; and now T. L. Worm, Spr-
ing arrivals; now mind arrivals
are expensive according to last
week's Herald, Those Gloves
must be great, four eolors; Don't
forget about your spring suit or
overcoat, everybody will do that,
it would be prettychilly without
them.
Now atter • you; he.ve ..read this
letter, of nonsence, or whatever
you may •talae from it, remember
it oasts money to publieh a paper
and to make it of interest to every
reader, a •charige,of ads frequent-
ly adds to l'ni stuck
for a .01171,CL • Anyhow, pay Up
°nee in a while and the •
Editor
evile in betterhumor and give
us the 'hest' going,
Things in thrs section of • the
North West are coming, to its own
alerAn, 4'1 Valve, ate looking
children of Battle Creek, visited
with Mr. and. Mrs, Baumgarten last
week.
Mr. Bill Musser of Kitcherier,•spe
ent the week -end at•his home
here.
Mr, and Mrs. Chas Hartleib, Win
dsor, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Hartleib
of Detroit, and Miss T. Hartleib
of. Cleveland are visiting their
parents here.
Mr, nad Mrs. Wes. Kibbler of
Listowel spent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kellerman last
week.
Mr. Walter Fassold and Miss
Tuegy of London spent the First
in town.
Mrs. Are Broughton is visiting
her parents at present.
Mr. -mei Mrs. Chas. Hintz and
son of Romeo, Mich., called on
friends in town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bereson of Detroit
Mr. Berneson of Cleveland and
Miss Rose Zimmer of Detroit are
this week visiting Mr. and. Mrs.
Zimmer.
Miss Ehlers of Kitchener visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Oestreieher
this week.
BLAKE.
Miss Finlay. of Kincardine is at
present visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Finlay.
Mrs. Win. Yule land son of Ful-
lerton is visiting freinds in this
vicinity.,
Mr. Vat. Gerber and son Mose,
spent the week -end with friends
tt Milverton.
Mr, and Mrs. H. Zapfe visited
friend e near Brucefield recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Kipfer and fam
ily of Bayfield spent Sunday with
friends in this vicniity.
Mr. Langmaid,. a former teacher
in S. S. No. 9 is visitnig friends in
this vicenity.
Mrs. Agnew, of Clinton, •a for-
mer resident of our village,-cated
on friends in this vicinity on Sat-
urday.
Mr. Wilbert McBride of Bayfield
spent Sunday at his home on the
Goshen Line.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. 5.-Delgaty of
Dasheeood .are spending their
holidays with relatives and friends
On the Bronson and Goshen.
Mrs. Bateson and daughter cr
Tay City, are visiting with Mr%
3, IIL Petty on the 2nd. con. Hay
beet Week alsi thls week,
Mr. Colin Campbell and his „
mother, Mrs. Campbell, motored to
with Mr. and Mrs. 3. S. Delgaty to.
Hensall to visit friends there last
week.
Hay making in general in the
township this week, the recent ra-
ins hindered operations consider-
adly.
Mrs. McRee arid her sister, Miss
Nellie Sparks of Toronto are holi-
daying with their sisters, Mssies
Annie and Maggie Sparks on the'
Bronson Line.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Delgaty took
in the Reunion of the Butt relat-
ives held in Goderich os July 3rd,
They speak of the affair as spec-
ially grand and enjoyed the ple-
asure .01 seeing over 130 of their re-
latives, many of whom they had
not seen for over 20 years. The
program of speeches and music
was excellent and appreciated by
all present, •
Many of the Stanley people took
in the U. F. 0. Picnic held at Ge -
and Bend July 5th. And all sp-
eak favorably of the program of
speakers and music given.
Rev. Mr. Hogg of Clinton occ-
upied St. Andrew's 'pulpit, Bayf
-ield on Sunday.
SCHOOL REPORT
Promotoin Exams of S. S. No.
11 Hay.
Sr. III to Jr. IV;- Theresa Du -
charm 592, Donald Hendrick e62.
Jr.. III to Sr. III; -Mildred Kalb
fleisch 557, Recommended, Erwin
Ballade, Norman Charrette, Emily
Schroeder.
Sr. II to Jr, III;- Victor Taylor
579 hon; Vinetta. Ducharme 485,
Eleanor Charrette 480, Agnes Mei-
dinger 474.
Jr. II to Sr. Th-Lillitin Dueller -
me 434, ,Rufus Turnbull' 418, Peril
Ducharme 388, recommended Em-
erson Overholt.
Pt. II to Jr. II;-AIph. Dueller -
me 450, Leonard. Overholt 05, Vin-
cent Jeffrey 430, Marie. Charrette
,428, IVIildred Desjattline 425, Laura
Kading no. -Remaining in Jr. II
Leonard SchroOdar'Valida Plante
part II; --Alfred Schroeder, • Ir-
ene Jeffrey.
Primer to Pt. I;- ?recite Duc-
harifee S85, Dorothy Ducharme 360,
Urban Ducharme '375, Dominique,
Jeffrey 380,.Stella Jeffrey 370, Ste-
lla Jeffry 370, Clarence Schade
300, trene Charrette 165, HaroldOverhobt I
•.
,
Jr. Primer;- Raymond Kacling,
tette Taylor,
• Myetle Walters, teacher
, FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 100 acre's beinglet
17 con. 9, township of gtanley, a-
bout 2 miles south-west of Varnas
on the. Babylon Line, also 50 -
acres across the road. The
place is well built with large bank
barn, and silo, a good frame house
and an abundance of good water.
pumped by windmill and supplied
in the stable. The farm is in high
state of cultivation, well drained
good fences, etc. Possession can
be arranged with the proprietors
for this coming fall. For further
particuters apply to Reid & John-.
ston, Varna. Phone 17-623, Cline
ton.
pt -14 -
SCHOOL REPORT
Promtoion Exams for S.S.No. 5.
S
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Sr.• IV ;-Clara Stephenson hon.
Edgar McBride hon; Alice McLine •
chey, Frank McLinchey.
Jr. IV;-Garnete McLinchey.
Jr. Me-- Margaret McLiecheye.
Irene McLinchey, Walter Mc33ridee.
Wesley Hayter, recommended.
Sr. 1 -1; -Albert• Knott. s
Jr. I; -Emma McBride, Helen
Dimmick, Edgar IMcLinchey, Ele •
gin Hayter.
Sr. Pr; -Elmore Stephenson.
Jr. Pr; -Margaret Robinson.
Fe Little, ,Teacher.,
SCHOOL REPORT
Report of U. S. S. No.1 Hay
and Stanley ior June. Those mare
ked * were absent.
Sr. III; -Gertrude Ducharme 965s
Cecilia Laporte 985, *Nora Geoffrey.
80, *Donella •Denomme 30.
Jr. IM-Gerelcl Sreenan 821,
Noel •Laporte 819, Denis Corriv-
Sr. M -Loretta Denornme 584427::
eauu 777; 'Marie Denornme
Bernice .Ayotte 831, Willard Corr-.
iveauu 747, Anne Denomme 687,
*rergus Geoffrey.
Jr. II ;-Willard eDucharme 824,.
Cecilia Srenean 132, Annabel Du•-•
charrae 721, Russell Sreenan •eiee
*Loyden Denomme 282,
' 'Sr, 1 ;-Dennis .Denomme 635, Thi
preen. Sreenan 624; Eva • Denonttrie.
598, •
A, -Juliette Denomme • 470,
Tydta Ducharme 467, *Reuben Dee
nomme 140', "Ervin Denomme
e'revdie Geoffrey,
• B;-Aiitionette Laporte •
Lorne Deno/nine 320, Preoii • -4e.‘.
ntria 200, Nelson Duchartn
Hamel Ouneharrne 260.
C; -Mervyn Stelelt 380, Gs
DerIOMInf, 380, Rudulph Corrivoeur ),
380, 'Wilfred Ayotte 370,. *Mene
Geoffrey.
tette R. Guenther, Tertchet'