Zurich Herald, 1921-08-25, Page 5rt
Thursday, . Mgi at 25th, 1921
J3USINFSS CARDS_
Prendfoot,, Killoran ;& HOL111ES.
Earrieters, .Notarle$,
Fubli :, ,Etc. Offlee on the Square,
2nd door from 1lamilton St. God -
evict?" larrvate . funds to loan at
!lowest mine,
W, iiroudfoot, IL.C, 3, L. Killoran
D. E, Ilolmea,
Mtn. fl.oirnes will be in Ilensall en
Friday of each week...04.1610.1101•10W�
ANDREW P, IIESS, Notary Public
Com naissionerr, Conveyancing,
Fire and Life Insurance, Agent
Corporation and Canada Trust
Co. I3erald Office, Zurieh.
m
DENTIST
At
ITURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
'pASHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY
MAIN OFFICR - HEN° eLle
OSCAR, KLOPP
Licensed Auctioneer for the Co -
lusty of Huron, Sales • conducted
an any part of the County. Char-
ges moderate. Satisfaction guar-
anteed or no pay.
'Several fine farms have been
placed in my hands for sale.
Zurieh, F. - O. Phone 18-93
Licensed Auctioneer
I have taken out Auctioneer'
Isicense for the County of Huron
;And am in, a position to conduct
any kind of Auction Sale. Give
me, a trial and I will assure you
satisfaction or make no charge.
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood.
'Phone 31 r 13.
Zurich Meat
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Woolj
CASH FOR WINS & H i 1)ES
' I' UT Xotn
Wants , or Sale,, ,Lost,:
Found, Notice., etc. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
NOT10E,
I Will operate my eider mill ev-
ery Tuesday and Thursday of each
'week, commencing . Thursday, Aug-
ust 30th. t-12
MENNO STECKLE, Stanley.
-epee-
CARD OF THANKS
The family ot. the late Mrs. Geo.
Siemon wish to thank their neigh-
bors and friends for the kindness
shown in the death of their late
mother.
FOUND
Just south of Zurich,
for a C:hevrolette ear.
can have same. at Herald
paying for this' adv.
a crank
Owner
office by
FOR SALE
A new $10.00 Chatham Kitchen
Cabinet for $33.00 cash. tf-7
FOR SALE
A. registered Scotch bred Short -
both heifer Calf 10 months old. Al -
„so a Regie tered Shorthorn bull
calf € months old.
A.A. Weber, Bronson Line, t7
FOR SALE
A real snap on a 6 -ft. Massey -
Harris Binder, onnextyear's terms
L. A. Prang, Zurich. tf 4
Irvi Lg131vat &''
NOTICE
As I have recently purchased the
1i''ery 'business, I wish to inform
• the public that I air in a position
to accomodate all requirements a-
long this line, Ain also a 'licensed
chauffeur and .have, an auto for
'tire. , Anything done in the teens -
hag line°,. 4S-tf.
GEO. J. THIEL
Zurich.
Phone 56
LIVE
POU LT RY
WANTED
ZURICH
LOCAL NEWS
Miss Ida Well of Toronto is vlt
itin'g here.
Mr. 3. Preeter is spendiri ' the
week up north fishing
Miss i$'. ie Boese of Milverton is
FOR SALE
A. 5 -passenger Grey Dort tour-
ing car, in good condition.
R. Ohlert, 2uri h.
Taken everyeday till -3 Oclock p.m.
Do not feed fowl same morning
when brought in.
Highest Cash Prices
--CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phone 94. Zurieh
tlw .g utast of her friend, Mrs. C. L.
Smith,
Don't forget the light lunch that
will be served in the Ladies' Fl
Zurieh, on Saturday eve,
M. W. Frank of Kitchener was
a visitor at t11p borne of 1VIr, C.
Eilber an Wednesday.
Rev R. M. Geiger delivered a
well 'attended sermon in the Ev-
angelical church on Sunday even-
ing.
Mr, and Mrs. S. E. Faust and
sons Carl and Harold of Goderich
were 'visitors in thevillage on Sur. -
day,
1VTr, and Mrs. Hy: Volland of Us -
borne, were Sunday visitors et
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J, Alb-
recht.
Mrs. A. Geiger and family, Mrs,
C. Heyrock, Misses E. Beenie and
E. Heyrock are camping at Grand
Bend.
FOR SALE
I am offering for sale my bak-
ing business in. Zurich. For full
particulars apply to the proprie-
tor, Mr. Jost Geiger, Zurich. 116
FOR SALE
A fine frame house dwe:iing pro-
perty at the west end ofthe vil-
lage, recently occupied by the late
Mrs. G. Siemon will be sold pri-
vately. Any person desiring to
purchase same can have full par-
ticulars from. Mr. Conrad Sie-
mon, Zurich. tf6
NOTICE.
Any person found trespassing
without permission on Lot 13, L.
R. E., Hay Tonwship, will be pros=
ecuted to the full extent of the
Law. C. O. Smith, Proprietor.
FOR SALE
-A ego od- ^secon dle nd Grey. Iyoxt'
bar in good running condition. Ap-
ply to Lawrence Jeffrey, St. Jos-
eph Brick Yards.
'Threshing Machinery
S am agent of title .district for
the celebrated Waterloo Mfg. Co
machinery and Hiedler tractors.
Parties interested will do well to
.see me. Have sold the following
machines this season wills absolute
'satisfaction in every sale; Hy.
Sieckle, steam outfit; John Erb
Sial tractor and small separator;
Nemo Steekle also a tractor out-
fit.
ut-
d y see For
further ofthese w ers. information kin-
dly
PETER KROPF, Agent, Zurich.
• t
COAL
P e
1tfr. arid Mrs. s, Jacobe Were
Sundayvisitors at Chis?1hurst.
1dra and Mrs, (x, (iund011 of Lon-
don ,'were; fiauud>p,y^ VISitor's DCVO,
Nlr,i Clias. Weber is spending
hea'v'e ttion at Crosswei Mich.
Mr 0,,i ,et• Davin of Toronta ca1-
1e4 in, the village on Monday.
A•,Humber of hill fans ae om-
panit"ti out team to. Milverton on
Tuesday
Mrn 'Wellington Fee and daugh-
ter, Miss E'x.r of Seatorth were
Sunday visitors in the .village,
Mr, Laurie of Petrolla is visit-
ing at the ,home, of Mr, and Mile
H. Gellman. IIe being Mrs. :Gai
insane> father.
Mi`. and Mrs, Ted. Mittelholtz
li=ft on Tuesday morn'ng for as ex-
tended trip to .Du,nville and
other points,
lifr. and Mrs. Shaw. of London,
and Mr. and Mrs. D. McAdams and
son of London Tornship visited
over $tinday at Mr. T. McAdam's
on the. Bronson Line. •
NOTICE -On and after Sept,
1st, the 1Vlolsons Bank will close
at 12 o'clock on Saturd=ays and will
be open until 3 o'clock a.m. on
Thursdays, •
Mr, Moses Geiger and Mrs.
Oswald Fisher left on Monday
morning for Pigeon; Mich., to at-
tend, the funeral of their sister,
the late Mrs. Peter Weidem•an, who
died at that place.
BETTER BULL CAMPAIGN
Mrs. John Lein and daughter,
Miss Lilyan of Elmira, spent the
past week at the home of Mr. C.
Truemner, -14th con.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wesley and
family of Detroit ,who had been
staying at the lake for two mon-
ths, returned to the city on Fri-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Oesch and
NIr. and Mrs. Albert Oesch, of Mil-
verton, spent the .week -end at the
home of Mr. and .Mrs. John J.
Smith, of this village.
Melick & Braun's special prize
was omitted in Zurich Fall Fair
Prize List. They offer a McLary
coal oil heater, value $8.00 for the
twelve largest and best stalks of
field corn.
Mr. Roy Appel of Kitchener, was
in the village a few days last we-
ek, and removed his jewellery work
bengh, ete.,ato Tavistock, where
he will open up a business. We
wish Mr. Appel everysuccess in
his undertaking. -
e
The Hall Dent Ltd. factory at
Zurich will be re -opened on Mon-
day flaxt. Considerable of the
former employees have already
consented to begin again, and,in
a few weeks We expect to see
it running full force. Mr. I1,a y.
Ohlert has been appointed man-
ager for this branch:, •
We are sorry to report that Mr.
Rudolph Heideman,, who had been
visiting at Detroit died suddenly
on Monday evening at that city.
*dlieeten a1ets are expected to .ar—
rive. here at Zurich, to -day, Wed
nesday. More particulars will
follow next week. The funeral
will be held this Thursday aftern-
oon at 2 o'clock.
FOR SALE •
THRESHING' MACHINE, ETC.
Consisting of one Sawyer-M,a-
sey Peerless Separator and 20 h.
p. S. -M. traction engine, tank,
belts, Etc., cone 9-h.p. Lister gas-
olene engine. For further part-
iculars apply to John Thirsk,
Blake, R. R. oN. 2. Zurich -31
FARM FOR SALE
250 "acres, more or less, concession
4 and 5 •Stanley, township, about
4%miles from Clinton. Well., im-
proved, good clay loam, 15 acres
hardwood .and cedar bush, prac-
tically all fenced with new wire
fencing. First-class house and
barn; telephone; rural mail deliv-
ery. Will sell on reasonab.e terms
Apply on premises to Adam
Stewart, R.R,No.5, Clinton 3-tf
$P
iIIINCi AND SUUMMER DELIV-
ERIES. Season 1921
During the past Coal Season
which bas almost ended, we have
been able to render the consuming.
public of Zurich and vicinity, a
motel service '-which, we think, has
-not been equaled in any other part
4ef the country. We will again
ging the coming season give of
eUr best services in;,solving your
Inel problems and s�ibject to the
usual conditions governing prices
Mad deliveries.
We, are glad to announce we are
,again booking orders at the old
” Attila where we are still doing bus-
iness, enjoying the calumny of our
eteemies and the adulations of our
itriends, strongly fortified in our
Iropje enjoying the eventualities
44 the fight. --Terms Cash.
Phone -House 10W. .Office 103
Zel,DenZbAse CarlteloX
!IDAL . & PRODUCE MERCHANT
H NSAI L ONT,
FARM FOR SALE •
For sale, Lot 15, con 4,, Stanley,
containing about 99 acres; about
2 miles from Brucefield; i mile
from School. About( 65 acres
workable land, balance rough pas-
ture, lots of water, good bank
barn and frame house. Apply to
S. . • Bryden, Clinton, or A. T. Scott,
Brucef field.
2t6
HONEY HONEY
Now is the time to buy your
year.
of Honey •for the
Wt.: are in a position to eupply
yc.ur needs of No. 1, Extracted
cloeer. Honey at 20c per lb.- We
will fiil••your containers. Also a
limited quantity, of fine comb Hon
ey, For prices on large quantit-
ies of honey write of phone . No.
11 on 89; J. Hlaberer & Sons, Zur-
i.'h, Ont.
19z0
Strong Plea in Simple Words for
Better Sires.
Lesson ,From the Case of the Hopes
Steel—flow a Boy Made Maple
Sugar—Garden (3hit-Chat.
(Contributed by Ontario Department It
Agriculture, Toronto.)
0 you ever read the market
reports? If you do you will
see all too .frequently cote-
ments like the following:
"Trade was slow and draggy; choice
offerings scarce; large number of in-
ferior cattle hard to move at any
price."
Have you ever personally inspected
the live stock at the Toronto Stock
Yards? It may seem almost unrea-
sonabie'to say, but really' the good
kind is all too hard to and.
The reason for poor live stock is
very apparent, to, everyone vtlto visits
the 'country occasionally, and looks
over the, average herds of cattle that
are being. kept.
Small, undersized cows are very
common, and, of course, there's the
light -weight ,bull of (usually) doubt-
ful ',ienee. Stage:: 'Pleiree espeakiiig- an:.
absolute cull.
"Miff ,etre don't have to go
much deepen into the: subject to
understand where all the poor stock
comes 'from. -
However, We will grant this, that
good feeding and care will do a great
deal, but 7.ou can't get economical
returns fa:oin ,a poorly -bred steer, no
matter what feed you put into him.
The 1 upas steer which was so ad-
mired at':the Winter Fair at Guelph
recently :' was front a 'very ordinary
cow, but. steed by a real bull. 1 am
sure Mr..: 'Kopas would never hen e
won the championship if he had used
a grade hull.
Just reonexnbea' this: The'hoffspring .
is going to be any than
the sire.•:° se yoti Pse a measlybetter little
runt of it grad.e bull, that's narrow,
upstanding, and meat-hearte(i, don't
expect to'. top time market with his
steer calves. Use them for fertilizer
or chicken scrap.
On thee l,11youl ese a
ena
low -set, 'blocky, pure-bred
with plenty of heart, good spring of
rib and ,,width of loin, full in the
twist and carrying a good quarter,
you can .expect calves of a similar
type. ,
It seeing to rue that a Tarin
er
would take a great deal of pleasure
out of watching the improvement in
his live stock each year. The knowl-
edge that, he was being well repaid
for his . feed and labor would be a
great 'Source of satisfaction.
Better bulls will have to be used
all over Ontario if the farmer is go-
ing to take lower. prices' and still
Drake a living.
The sooner this is understood the
better. • Quality counts when you
is considered around the $300 come to 'sellanything and it sure
niark, as he' was recently offered does count Sir marketing .live stock.
by Mr. E.. horse, $berry, who.vnows „ There ,never was a better time to
scrap yor;r grade bull and buy :a
a good $250, and several., ' pure bred. The supply is fairly large
enough to
thisvaluable en g
Buyers were after a and prices are not high
anintai at the time of his , death. , Ind p the average termer.
Mr. Eilber also has itt training at I . We all know that the grade or
the present time a very promis- eeruli ull.is "sole. Haa�is "sure" to
ing young mare "Bedda Asia" ow- sire ca res that will be sure to eat
ned by Mr.''•3,''Decher, Jr. and more than their worth, "sure" to self
purchased ata recent Chicago sale , far $Ae. jort:t marl* price. "sure"
who Ls showing"up well ,.and' with" to lee ,the farrier n;o>gey, and in tree
out a doubt, will develop into lend sure tb bankrupt Ai something good in- the hands of continues to use hint. a -
Mr. L'ilber... ,,_, , I iCenzte, Field Manager, I:lve Stock
. 'Branch:
-The distinguished 8 -year-old
trotting gelding "Peter Templeton'
awned by Mr. • Chris. Eilber . o:
the village died on Tuesday from
a severe attack' of indigestion. He
was owned by ilVtr. Garnet Deters
of Hay Township until two years
ago when Mr. ,Eilber. purchased
him and started developing his
speed, and all eyes were upon this
horse for the corning season's Fall
Fair races. Aa a three year old.
he won second money . at London
competing against five other hot,
seg. In a recent snpecd exhibit-'
ion he trade a mile heat on the
Zurich track in 2.21, the last half
in 1.8, and without any urging
whatever. This is considered fast
stepping as owing,' to the sharp
corners and the track being .80
feet longer, it is recened to be
'about 6 seconds siosv. During
Mr. Rilber's training in these two
years, Mr, Eilber advises us that
this horse was a t rue trotter and
never made a break. We might
also mention that this last half
mile was stepped the fastest by
either trotter or pacer in thehis-
tory of jt'hee Zurich track, and at
any time that a trotter makes this
racord , over this same track, the
Herald • requests to be advised:
thereof, Much sympathy is ex-
tended to Mr. Eilber as the loss
tA. Year, Of
NOTABLE ACHIE'VEMEN'T
for 'the.
London Life Incurance Co.
Head Office; - London, Canada
SCALE OF PROFITS
To Participating Policyholders
was
Increased During War Period
Maintained through Epidemic
Period
Continued in high cost period . .
An unparelled Rewarr1.
C.A.. Hoffii n1, Agent
11-7--1;:-.11V-'-f-1,,,
The saFicialyorrai nth tenoti1
similatingt
AVelefableleiparairoefol ,;
iltelbodbyne$ ;
ltintheStomachsaadI3ow '
r
i ulgt3tr�A $$ stio
�TherebYl,ro
Gkteerfuiilattaoh tem r
l neitherOpieaiun,li es[o'
rfiir►eral. OT c0eu!'TTG
lleclpent 'sorsa
senna
senuele ewe
Eloehella 5a(d,v
Also Tod
B6!'artmn k fbdW
ClariffedSugar
liiiitaaproo"luvo
A bei pion and Diaat'rimea
edyfor
Gnn$tipave es5 and 1
it any
ice$ult#t►lists,eserr:.:In.:ifiltiranc:411
-teeoflTaitniik
C
;lT MONP
r
r NTS...jeenen :see
For infants and children4,,
�
others Know lel.Know
Genuine �i� Casten'
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
for Over
Thirty Years
STti �,'M
wvIA
Exact Copp of Wrapper. THE CENTAUR CBMPAN Y, NEW Y08 ( CITY.
Mas sey-Harris
Farm. Machinery
We are Sole Agents for this district
for the celebrated and well-known
Massey -Harris Farre Implements
and Farm Engines and Tractors, and
an ,.supkiy,your wa its.
ing seasOrt.'
They Have Stood The Test
They Have Es!abiished a Reputation
Give us a call Before purchasing elsewhere
J. EIDRUAR, Zurich
Big Reduction in Bicycles . and Sundries
IN ORDER TO DISPOSE :''OF OUR ENTIRE REMAINING SEA-
SON'S STOCK WE ARE OFFERINGTHE FOLLOWING ;REf.UCTIONS
New Hyslop Bicycle, Regular Price $6Q.00, Sale Price ..., :., ....... $49.00
One good second hand, bicycle, a good buy, for only ..4 ...I ......$35.00
One new rear wheel, new; tire and coaster tor .9110.00 '1 front wheel
complete for $5.00; TIRES; Clip -per.' for $2:75 and Studded for $3,00
Inner Tuber for $1.25; Panthr lamp for $2,75; Mud gards for $1.25;
Pumps for $1.00; Good used rollerchains at Half Price. And many
articles that epace will not permit to mention.. Be surer and get
your supply of these Bargains.
O'Brien & Waiper Zurich
a)
O F. M. HES§ CO. .•
OVERLAND SALES AN D SERVICE STATION
Overland Care!- Overlaid Cars
New overland 4
We have tested the NEW OVERLAND FOUR for
Year and find that it is easily the best riding
driving car on the road..
COME ALONG AND LET US PROVE IT TO YOU.
HONESTY IS OUR MOTTO
READ NEXT WEEK'S AD FOE SPECIFICATIONS
one
and
0
2-7
ZURICH c2
PROTECTION
--FOR--
AUT011►�IU
• BILE OWNERS
INSURE YOUR AUTOMOBILE AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE CAU
'
et 1. . t t , 82D BY t '
Fire and Transit
Fire arising from any cause whatsoever, anywhere in Canada
or U. S., including explosion, self ignition and lightning.
Theft
THEFT, ROBBERY AND PILFERAGE
Public Liability ed b
Against your legal liabilitiy for injuries or death caul T
the use of your automobile.
Collision
Damage to your automobile AS a, result of being in an accidental
collision with another object,
Property Damage
Against your 'liability 'for damage to property Of others. I s
g
Rates very reasonable, Get rates on any of above,classes from;
•
Andrew F. Hess,
Zurich
4
"4
..1
.4
4
1
4
d
4
4
a
1
a
4
+t
s
4e
r
4