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Zurich Herald, 1921-08-04, Page 440t• Thui'sday, August, 4th, 1921- Isenammussiseineeteleardersareloanallexaaleatoeseassiesernatunns ern te111 ,r I L"'T u45,0 14,g: • r 1 1 Jottese le* • see -.,•}.4". See ThOTTED over 100,000,000 acres; -L' of forest, 1,000 men, organized in the employ of the Government of Ontario, are, this summer, passing back and forth over the canoe routes end along the railways, watching out for the tell-tale smoke which is the sign of fire. Regardless of hot weather, black ilies, mosquitoes, discomfort, loneliness or monotony, the Fire Ranger mak9s his rounds, preventing'quenching or fighting - fires in Ontario's forests, paying his own living and traveling expenses, and receiving $3.00 per day for his services. All in all, the Ontario Fire Ranger is entitled to the help and co-operation of everyone. He deserves all the support the people of Ontario can give hint. His work is of vital importance. Heed his warnings. Do what he asks. ave FOreStS They're yours The Ontario Fire Ranger, during the danger period of the dry sununer, is constantly on patrol to catch fires while they are small. He cannot prevent them starting, as a rule. Be is at the mercy of all types of care- lessness. Thanks to his vigilance, however, two-thirds of the forest fires in the last four years did not spread beyon.d five acres and of these, half did not exceed one-quarter acre. Most of Ontario's Fire Rangers are northern woodsmen. Contrary to connuon belief, only five per cent. of them are students, and these are experienced Fire Rangers or returned soldiers. Rangers travel Chiefly by canoe and in pairs over a.elete . "beat", the length of which variesaccording to the degree of danger front fires. Others travel up and down the forested railway sections an hand velocipedes, following trains to put out fires set by steam locomotives. • In all, 2,100 miles of railroad are patrolled steadily all summer. Two men devote their whole time to examining locomotives to see that screens and ashpans will not perthit the escape of sparks and live coals. In the clay belt, a large force of Rangers supervise settlers' fires in land -clearing operations. Don't blame the Fire Ranger if he asks you to be careful. Don't think he is too particular. He knows the risk. Ontario is poorer .by untold millions of dollars through forest fires in the past. Help the Fire Ranger save the increasingly valuable forests, that remain. Or...tam Forestry Branch Parliament Buildings. , Toronto 14 eeeeeet,L. et:tee' „ 555,5 eeeesseree teasel ---feeseever 414., y • ,t HONEY, HONEY TERMS — CASH ' Oscar Klopp, Auctioneer•, Vow is the time to buy your Amelia Schnell, H. Steinbach, ' A. ?supply of Honey for the year: F. Hess, Execs/tors Estate of .1, H. We are in a position to supply Schnell. :eseaer needsof No. 1, Extracted ...-teover Honey at 20e per lb. We swill fill your containers. Also a intted quantity of fine comb Hen 7.e..y. For prices • on large quanta- • of honey write of phone No. 111. on 59; 3.Habe.rer & Sons, Zn - Th Ont AUCTION SALE ---- • Of Household Effects, Etc., The undersigned auctioneer has been instructed to sell by Public Ane- and Mrs. E. S. Hardie and family -lion •at ZURICH on Friday Aug- 1 Mr. and leers. Dan McEwen, of 'lest 5th, at 12.30 • pan, sharp the London • are spending a few days - • visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. Murdoch. Bell organ, piano case with Mr. and Mrs. Conley and son stool; 3 bedroom suites with sp- and- daughter who have been via - rings and mattress; 6 pair large iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs 'fellows, 2 liamber sets, 2 feath- McEwen and other friends in er beds, comforters and other bed- and around town, left last week ,ding such as quilts and bad spr- for their home in Winnipeg. They steads, 5 -piece parlor suite; •2 made the trip by wet° through jerdinere stands, 3 good leather the States and will return the treckers like new, round extension same way. table good as new; 2 couehes, • ,aseburner; steel range; coal oil DASHWOOD. stove; coal oil heater, sink, cook- ing utensils of all kinds; kitchen itifele, armchair, 4 kithcen chairs; New Raymond sewing machine go- e.d as new, lounge; 12 cane bottom '1)airs; bureau, 2 centre tables; 4 rocking theirs; about a dozen Victures With frames, bedroom rug 'ironing table, clothes horse, lest - Ora. doors; 2 alarm clocks; 2 :kitchen elocks; mantle cloek. Ed- ison phonograph with about 2 dozen recrdso; 52 yards good lornemade carpets a • dozen HENSALL. Frank Manna of Brantford is' visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. Manns. Mr. and Mrs. G.' F. Arnold, of Buffalo motored here and are the guests of Harry Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyd • of Niagara Falls . are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. McArthur. E. .V Tillson, Mr. Parlow and Miss Miss Margaret Parlo'w, of Tillson- burg paid a flying visit with Mr Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Graybiel of Woodstock are -visiting the for-. mer's parents. Misses Verde Merrier and Sisie Schaefer of Parkhill spent Sun- day in town. Mr. Eldon Goetz who has . spent tbe past few years out -west, is Visiting his parents, •• Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lineweber and family, and Mr. and Mrs', Smith ,of Stratford were Sunday eesitcas at the home. of Mr. and Mrs. Hy, homemade rugs; 20 yrea, home- Schade. • 'made eerpet in ',ley& strips; 8 The Misses Frieda, Schroeder lards 'Sthir carpet; 4 pair upstair and. Adeline Rader attended a Y. tains, 5 .pr. living room curtains P. S. Convention at Toronto this pr. parlor curtains, dirmer ret; week. ..s paltes; cups, and saucers; fruit Mr. Wilbur Ehlers of Indianap- - tunboard; empty jars all sizes; ohs is at present Visiting his par - egg crete;. 3 5 -gallon tracks, chug ents. rn, butter dish and ladle, jugs, Miss Dora Kraft of ' leendoli is •teocree, a mum tans; e reareet bag- •,,'3iiting• under the parental roue kets; 3 or 4 cords good hard dry Mr. and Mra. Twitcher. of Lon- -wood; 5 -gal coal oil can; cream , don spent the week -end with re - pail, wash boiler; Washing machine !atives in town. wash board; lard an; jars i A number of the young people Vent; pots, pails, pans, potato ' met at the home of Mr. Sam Mil - fork; 2 Onion siestas, 2 tea kettles, ler, Monday night and spent a eoesnre•s wagon, 3 barre's; Verge very enjoyable time to-gether. iron kettles, lawn mower; neW Purer,- the eveniroe a piesentat-' .hrple5 pream separesor, Lampe, ion was made to tr. Otto Schatz forke, hoes; rake, syctit, coil4eeeeeit, who le haese an ins t.C.1`; 2 potato sprays, enrinkling, holidays, 0.7.31, oat box, dozen grain bags, Mr, Otto Schatz;— lanteen, parlor rug, single bed With We, your friends and as- eler1nee awl mere s and numerous ei-e-des levee met with you to- areelees. lvIvervihitve must be eight to extend to you many hapy "seeld, as Mrs, •SQlme11 is,going returns helm this, yoer birthday. fretieete 1 Ak , Wnen we look beck over the , , • years that are gone we recallinaw,,,, many pleasant associates of our ycuth. Each year brings its changes both pleasant and un- pleasant. It also brings its partings and re -unions, as each year passes, we find ourselves growing older and meeting -with new and sterner re- alities of life which we must' face maufully. We are glad of this opportunity of Meeting you, again and we wish to make it be remembered. To this end we ask you to accept this fountain pen as a slight re membrance from your old chums at home. Signed;— The Young People. CREDITON 46 i3 Doubies-Afile,05e ide,,s easy' Q3 air —0/7 Geteen s.• MR?. CUSHION INNER 11,5F, Er RU BUR COMPANY! Whk.„16> UStalik‘' IgeSiiiitialitia WI NOI-letee . ONTARIO. moraosevespegoeole:Ii I have 'been appointed Agent for this district for the above Celebrated Inner Cushion Tires. And will be: pleased to give a demonstration at any time. Call, andi be convinced. John Hey, Jr. Miss Laurette Holtzman return- ed from Port Bruce Monday last. Rev. S. M. Hauch attended t he summer schoo lat Guelph last week. c Mr. and Mra. Schluchter of Pig- eon, Mich., accompanied by son and wife visited at the home of Got- tlieb Brown. ! MMr. and Mrs. W. Sambrook have teturned home after a few weeks visit with friends, in Toron to. The Evangelical Sunday School had their annual picnic at Grand Bend on Thursday last. A fine line of sports was run off. Spec- ial mention must he nsa.de of the Tug-of-war between the city and country, resulting in the city be- ing 'winners by a good e margin. Rev. and Mrs. Otto Brown and family of Fremont, Ind., motored here and are visiting their parental ReV. Brown preached very accep- tably in the Evangelical churchelle is another of our ,boye who is making good awe, from homeq Mra. S. Lawson of Flint,. Mich., is visiting at Jos. Lawson's Mra. C. Zwicker and Master Ger- ald left Monday to spend two weeks at the Elgin House, Musk- oka. • • COUNTY NEWS rich Miliellel4e24720Q831ealtil 1? P EIMEIMP-41WellEBLUMEEEITIS.M.,SINVISTIMII "Fare Going 7.-115 tg WINNIPEG. "Faro Roturning"—S24J from WINNIPEG. 14 cent per mile Winnipeg to destination. M cut par mile starting pint to Winnipeg., GOING DATES TERRITORY • From Stations in Ontario, Smith's Falls to and including Toronto on Lake Ontario Shore Line AUGUST 8, t and Havelock Peterboro Line. and From Stations Kingston to Renfrew Junction, inclusive. From Stations on Toronto -Sudbury direct line, between Toronto and Parry Sound, inclusive. AUGUST 17. From Station, Drannel to Port McNicoll and Burketon, to Bobcaygeon, inclusive. AUGUST 10, From Stations South and West of Toronto to and including Hamilton and Windsor, Ont. and From Owen Sound, Walkerton. Orangeville, Teeswater, Elora, Listowel, Goderich,--St. Mary's, AUGUST 22. Prom Station, PortliuTrworeolln, taonad St. Thomas Branches. and North to Bolton, inclusive. SPECIAL TRAINS FROM TORONTO Full particulars from Canadian Pacific Ticket Agents. W. B. HOWARD, District Passenger Agent, Toronto, The heaviest fine ever handed, out in the local police court, God- erich was registered by Police Mag istrate Reid on Friday last, against Chas. Learning and E. McIntosh of Corunna. and Port Huron, respec- tively, when they pleaded guilty to having liquor contrary to the O.T.A. Learaing was fined $1000 arid, seven clays in jail, the latter sentence being for. driving a car under the ingluence of liquor. Mc- Intosh was also fined $1,000. 1 Spontaneous combustion is sup- posed to have caused the destru- ction by fire of the barn and en- tire 'season's crop of Daniel Mor- rison, near Parkhill last Saturday 1 night. A Grand Bend boy has beaten' the record of the Detroit boy in' swimming around the pound nets at Grand Bend. The Grand Bend boy' made the trip in three -.quart- ers of the .time it took the Deu•ott boy it is said. Ruth Jory, daughter of Ma and Mrs. S. Joey of Stephen, when eaking,„„fiay, experienced a yeti - away in which she was &egged some distance, but was fortm11-' ely only s.ornswhat brueseedler 4 A product of Huron in the,ehape of a huge 'steer, weighing 3,7670 pounds, and named Sir :Douglas Haig, is on exhibition in Winghani It is a grade Durham, alreost thoroughbred, has a girth. of 10 3f inches, and ,801t1 for $5,000 it will exhibit at many of the was swrit in that township. leeire this fall. ( ' s EXETER • John Singular and son, Thos. of Clifton, Kansas, are here visiting with the former's ssiter, Mrs. Wm. Bagshaw.. The Offieial Board of James St. Methoslist Church en/etere el 1 szel d-celed t p ..1! hi et a Wanes Un-' eeipe Organ freths the arreWn Co., of lerocedstocle at' a cost of 1 $1).000. Master Russel' Colw11, son of Mr. John Colwill, north of Exeter had the misfortune to fall from a tree, on , Tuesday last, fracturing bothbones of the right arm at the wrist. ' Mr. Peter McKenzie died at his home here on July 4th, aged 63 years and 7 months, after an illness extending over eleven we- eks. Mrs. Shirey, nee Ida Ballewel is visiting relatives in and aroundEx eter. She is now visiting with Mr. John Gates, a relative, near Dashwood. The frame work of the new flax mile in North Exeter has been ra- ised on the site of the old one, destroyed a few months ago. The new mill ewill be 36x56 and •will' soon be ready to take care of the, season's crop, • The pro pMts for a po`aeocsop in this section are the poorest in years. , One party dug up about ten rods of potatoes and failed to. find a single one, either email or big. Others report a few pot- atoes to the hill but very small. Mrs, McEwen and M'ss Ruby Para eons, who lett here, for the Mayo Hospital, Roehestee, Minn., under- went operations for goitre. Both patients are progrening favorably The death took ielace on Satui- ordey last, Exeter North of Thoe. Olce, For some • time deceased has been in very 'poor health, Mr. Oke was born at Hampton,. Dur- ham Co., Merele 8, 1814, thug he was ie his 78th year. Seventy years ago' the family moved to Usborne and the greeter part of his life 4 . • '54 f 4. ▪ A CANADIAN GOVERNMENT ANNUITY PROVIDES IT $50 to $5,000 A YEAR FOR LIFE —No better life investment available —No better security obtainable --Caimot be seized or levied upon for any cause —Will be replaced if lost, stolen or destroyed —Not affected by trade depression —Free from Dominion Income Tax —No medical examination required Anyone over the age of 5 years resident or domiciled in Canada may purchase. • Any ;two persons may purchase jointly. ▪ Employers may purchase for -their employees—school boards for • their teachers—congregations for their ministers. 4.• • Apply to your postmaster; or write, postage free, to S. T. Bastedo, Super - t intendent of Annwties,,Ottawa, for new booklet and other information desired. State sex and age last birthday. _ +41 +444,444.4.4.04.44++++44444.4.++4,4444+4,44++++++444.44+44 +4' 1: a 0 44 .1:1‘ 41E' Better for Farm, elk . The better the roofs oft your farm buildings, the better figure the farm would bring. Repair your old.. roofs with Neponset Paroid Roofing and get quality at. its very best. Neponset Paroid makes your buildings weatherproof Rain, snow, heat, cold can't affect it.. It is made for years of wear and gives it, without re— newal. It keeps repair bills away. ROOFING Big farm owners use it for barns, stables granaries, "loteds, cribs, pens and poultry houses. The railroads buy it.for its real economy. Its weatherproof surface niakes t resist tine and wear. It is fire -safe. Colors: ted, grey, green. Your money can't buy better value. Cottle in and talk over your roofing job with us. BIRD & SON, LIMITED, Hamilton; Ontario FretL C. ibfl is Ir% • 46, „ * • • , 4