Zurich Herald, 1922-09-14, Page 5.414 4
Thursday, Sept, 14th, 1922
BUSINESS CARDS
voudfoot, Killoran & HOLMES,
Barristers, Solicitors, Nutertes,
PUblil, Etc. Office on. the Square,
204. .door from Hamilton St, God-
erirh, Private funds to loan at
invest raLea.
Proudfoot, KC,: J. L. Killoran
D. E, Holmes.
Mr; .Hermes 'will he: in Hensen on,
tFridayi of gaeh week,
Andrew F. He*.Township Clerk
I+ssuer'.of marriage licenses, Notary
Public, Commissioner, Fire and Aut
omobile Insurance, Representing
"Huronand Erie; Mortgage., Corpora-
tion, The Canada Trust Co. Zurich,
tyntarie. •
Dr.I. ,S. Hardie
DE ITTST
At
ZURICH ELERY W EDNEBD AY
DASHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY
AIN OFFIC'S — HENclALL,
OSCAR KLOPP
Professional Auctioneer, graduate
b1 Davenport Auctioneering School
'Try me for real estate, merchandise,
jewellery pedigreed stock, farm sale$
Rates alwaysreasonable, my territory
the world. Choice farms for sale.
thous 18-93 Zurich
Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
oI Huron. In a position to con-
duct any auction sale, regardless
las to size or articles to sell. I
:solicit -your business% and if not
;Satisfied will make no charges for
<services.
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood,
phone 31 r 13,,
Zurich Meat
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
�•Higheet Cash Price for Woull 1
OASH FOR SKINS & g1DES
Tiingblut & rt
Beiche
ZURICH LIVERY
1 am in a position to accomo-
Idate. all requirements in the Livery.
tine, have Auto for hire. Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
Phone 68 Zurich.
S. S. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S,
DENTISrr "
Graduate of the Royal College
bI Dental Surgeons of. Ontario and
+Df the University of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, Mil-
itary District No.`One, London,Ont
'Office hours at Zurich every
'Tuesday and Friday from 10,00 a
m. until 5.00 p.m., at the Main rcOf-
lel House, (Upstairs).. -19file at Bayfield, Ont. 2nd.
Starting on Thursday, May
LIVE
POULTRY
WANTED
'Taken every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
Do mot feed fowl same morning.
'when brought in.
y
'Highest Cash Prices
—CASH FOR --
Cream and,• Eggs
W. O' Brien
„Pbolne 94. i Zurich
C-OAL
1 . Spring and Summer
DELIVERIES
SEASON 1922
44 los.
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.af
ALP
T loring Departnaen
On Thursday SeptOber
In. Rennie's Block
VERY. CHOICE HIGH GRADE 'SUITS AND OVERCOATS
THE FINEST FANCY AND PLAINT MATERIALS
COME IN 'AND CHOOSE THE FABRIC AND STYLE THAT
YOU LIKE AND LET'. US MEASURE YOU FOR SEASONABLE AT-
TIRE. • t t
THEY CANNOIT BE DUPLICAt.4TED IN VALUE
, +'OR THE PRICE WE ASK.
WE ARE4ALSO HANDLING THE WELL KNOWN`
O:
AND STYLE
20 Century Brand Clotning
TAILORED TO YOUR MEASURE. ALSO;
Tile Scotland Woollen Mills
CLOTHING WHICH HAVE ONLY ONE PRICE
No
More ir
No
Less
IN CONNECTION WE ALSO DO CLEANING, PRESSING AND
AIRING. GIVE US A CALL.
E. E. Wurth
Zurich
PUT
PUT YOUR
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
FOR SALE
I have fanning mill seivesand.
screens for sale. J. Hey,jr. 8-3
.FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 100 -acres, being
Lot 14, con. 11, Stanley Township.
There is on the premises a Sid
storey brick house, Two bank
barns with cement floors, good
stables, plenty of spring water,
half -mile from church and school,
well fenced and, drained,land is of
a rich clay 'loam and in la good
state of cultivation. Six miles
north of Zurich. Reasonable'
Terms. For particulars apply on
the premises to George Elliott,
Varna, P. O.
Owing to the strike of the Min-
ars now prevailing in the Pennsyl-
•'vania Anthracite coal fields, we
are unable to ;guarantee delivery
"br price and until conditions be-
mire more settled orders will be
taken 'subject to our being able to
obtain 'supplies and at prevailing
*rice time of delivery. , ti
tiL✓+..i W- C .ZS.UClCYZ.
100,0i & PRODUCE MERCHANT
TERMS ;-;GASH s
?Phone Office 10w. House 10j.
FARM FOR SALE
100 -acres of good clay Loam, all
tilahle, situated one mile from all
town of Clinton on the London
Road. There is a • good bank
barn 50x56 with cement floors and
water in the barn pumped by wind
mill from a never failing well; a
good frame house with kitchen and
wood shed and water on tap at
house'. Also onccard and small
fruits„ Would' sell at once and
give possession immediately.
For further particulars apply to
Mr. Amos. Courtright, Clinton.
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FARM FOR SALE
100 -acres Farm, , 10 acres good liams were motoring from Seaforth
bush, balance under cultivation;I to Zurich, iii meeting another car,
Lot 7, Lake. Road East, Stanley owing to the wet and soft condit
Township, .21,4 miles south of Bay= lion of the roadside, their car skirl -
field.
Good brick house, base- dad into the ditch throwingMt
Miss s
ment barn 40x60; implement barn, Williams through the wind shier
26x40, good water supply; teleph-' and cutting her head that several
one and rural maid. For price and stitches had to be inserted. - Both
LOCAL NEWS
Miss Elizabeth Rennie will re-
sume her teaching of piano and
singing after the 20th_ of this
month.
Messrs. Russell Hodgins , and
Frank Miller of London, spent the
week -and at the home of Mr. Syl-
vanus, Witmer, Babylon Line. '
Alargo slumber .';of peopiozi'r
attending London Fair this week'
aiid 1j aut0 seellri to be lite way
of ,.oinx
Nli sly Clara Kuntz and Miss Ada
Sippol. oaf faandsin ' and Dotroit
agar l,eetiYe] .y• leave returned to their
homes after visiting relatives in
these parks.
Mr. and Mrs. John 'Kuntz of the
14th eon. and Mr. and Mrs, Ed,
!Sipper' Of Lansing, Mich,,' were
week -end viatiors to I itchener,N.ew
Hamburg and • Stratford.
Isn't it .strange that if a little
woman is married to a big man
she is ,b ossg and if a big woman
is married to 'a little than she is
boss too?
Mrs. Famine Roichwein, 'who had
visited for the past three weeks
with her aunt, Mrs. D. Sararas,
,Sauble. Line, and other relatives,
has returned to her home at De-
troit,
Mr, and Mrs, J. Wilhelm of
Baden, accompanied by Mr, and
J S Wilhelm of the same place,
spent ,Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs.
C. 0. Smith, St. Joseph. The
latter two remaining for the week
Mr. and Mrs. Josia Sararas of
the Bauble, accompanied by Mr,
and Mrs. Ed. Wilhelm, of New
Hamburg, recently motored , to
Walpole Island, taking in the an-
nual Indian Fair at that place.
NOTICE.
We have opened up our cider
mill end are operating same on
Tuesday and ,Thursday of each
week. George Becker, Bronson
iLne, north of Dashwood.
Owing; to the volume of adver-
tising in the Herald this
usual amount' 07 • general '
has to be curtailed, but conditions
will improve next week. -
Mrs: H. Rembe,, who had been
for scrub ti ne at Hamilton, owing.
to ill health, returned to her home
here on Thursday and is, feeling
mu21i het'-er.-
Parties having not get their
their supply of peaches, should try.
and get same at once as our sea-
son's crop will be over by middle
of next week. C. O. Smith, St.
Josehp. •
The threshing machines are eon-
tinuously humming away at the
large 1922 crop. Many farmers•
have already threshed,, while others
are patiently awaiting the mach-
ine.
Next Wednesday and Thursday
Sept. 20th and • 21st is the Big Event
of the season, namely the Zurich
Fall Fair. Already the town is
bestirring itself for the. occasion,
Our merchants have also made sp-
ecial arrangements to handle the
big crowd, and. we ,would advise;;
the public to do your slice ping
while attending Zurich Fall Fair.
Be present and; d.o your bit and we.
will have the best show ever.
On Saturday evening, while Mr.
J. A. William's and Miss Ethel Wit -
full particulars apply to the own-
er.—Chester Nicholson, Bayfield,
Ontario].
NOTICE
I have taken out License far
of Hur-
on,
for Auctioneer County
A
on, and am in a position to con-
duct sales by auction. Give me'
a trial and I will assure you satis-
faction or no charge. tf-29
James Denomey, R. R. 2, Zurich,
Phone. No. 10-93
lunch Stub and Book Room
occupants were considerably shak
en up as a result.
Master Olin Foster, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Alex. Foster experienced
a severe bump from the fender
of a Mi. G•ingerich's car Mick,,
on Monday evening.
Olin
was
standing with his father on the,
roadside, and were watching Mr.
R He_ideman's car, and. Mr. Gin-
gerich not s•ee•ng the little fellow
hit him in :the back of the neck
with the fender of his rachine,Re
is however doing nicely and will
soon be alright again. •
NOTICE.
We are operating our cider mill
every Tuesday and Thursday, be-
ginning Tuesday Sept. 19th. Par-
ties wishing to have apple butter
made, should make arrangements
by phone. F. C. Kalbfleisch, Zurich
FOUND
On the Bauble Line, an auto
tire- 30x3%. Owner can have same
by proving article and paying this
adv. from Mr. Philbert Den.ouie,
St. Joseph,.
NOTR'',F '
CLER'K'S NOTICE OF 'FIRST POS-
TING OP VOTER'S LIST, 1922
Municipality of the Township of
Hay, County of Huron.
Notice is hereby given that I
have transmitted or delivered to
the persons mentioned in section 9
of the Onitario Voter's List Act,
the copies required by said Sec-
tion
ection to be transmitted or delivered
of the list, made pursuant to said
Act, of all persons appearing by
the last Revised Assessment Roll
of the said Municipality to be en-
titled to vote in the said Municip-
ality at Elections and that eaid list
was first posted up in my office
on the , est day . of September,1922
and remains there for your inspec-
And Thereby call upon all voters
to take immediate proceedings to
have any„„errors or omissions cor-
rected''according to law.
Dated at Zurich this 1st day of
ZSepteniber, 1922.
Z ANDREW F. HESS,
Clerk of the Township of Hay.
AUCTION SALE
Of Farms, Farm Stock and Impl-
ements, on Tuesday, OOct. 3, 1922.
at 12.30 sharp, on Lot 199 con. 10
1A -mile south of Zurich, Hay Town-
ship, the following;
HORSES -1 Agric. mere 5-v"s.
old; 1Agr. horsei 5 -yrs old; 1 geld
ing 3 yrs. old, 1 filly 2e rs. old; 1
horse 8 yrs, old; 1 mare 7 yrs.
old 1 sucking colt.
CATTLE -1 cow rising 4 due in
February, 1 heifer due in Feb.; 2
cowsdue in March 7 yrs. old; 1
cow .duain`May, 6 yrs. old; 1heifer
wine in April; 1 cow due in May
7 yrs, old; '2 fresh cows; 1 heifer
due • in Oct.; 1. Reg. Shorthorn bull
13 months old "OOrai e Brand”
(153380); 0 steers rising 2, 3 , heifers
rising 2; 9 spring calves. Cattle
all Durham with one exception.
HOGS AND SHEEP -6 young
ewes, 3 buck lambs, 2 ewe 'lambs,
3 hogs, about 175 'lbs. each.
IMPLEMENTS—M. H. binder 6 -ft.
cut; M. -H. mower 5 -ft. cut; Kemp
manure spreader, Noxon drill, M.
H. 13 -tooth cultivator; Hay rake;
wheelbarrow, pea harvester, rol,er,.
Noxon disc, 4 -section harrows, scud
fier, 'Cockshutt gang plow, 2
walking plows, drain plow, Ren-
frew Standard cream separator,
nearly new; wagon, set bob sleighs
cutter; buggy, Clinton fanning mill
with bagger, 2,000-1b, cap. scales,.
cart, wagon box, 2 gravel boxes,
new hay rack 16 -ft; stock rack,
wood rack, corn shel'ier, cuttine
box, ' grindstone, sap buckets and
pan, 2-doz. grain bags, turnip drill.
et ,y
t in
2 setts heavy' harness, 2 s gle
harness, Treasure range, cradle,
forks, shovels chains, about 14
ton of good hay, and numerous
other articles.
REAL ESTATE -50 acres grass
land consisting of e,i Lot 18 con
IA well drained and fenced. South
Mr, Verne .Geiger, 'who has been
employed in the State Bank, Pig-
eon Mich. for the' past two years
was appointed assistant cashier o.
a meeting 07 the
board of directors recently.He
succeeds Ralph H. Heasty, who re-
signed to accept the cashiership
of the bank at Mikado. Verne
is well and favorably known to
many in Zurich being a brother
to Mrs, Johni (echo of Zurich and.
a son of Mr. John •Geiger, of Pig-
eoandn, he livedfor Many ars
wes • of uric ori a farm
now occupied by Mr.Alit*er+ Snr-
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hard wood (gush, ivel� fenced and
drained, good :Orchard, good bank
> barn, plenty water, comfortabtle
.inset received our ship t t 1' f fi m
a e house hen house and other
that inst,tut•on al ine ti g h' outbuildings. The above hien*
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ZURICH I
ately;,; if not sold before day of.
High _ - Books Etc.
sale, villi then be sold by auction.
1 sums of five dollars
TRMS--A1 , ,amount11 months
and under cash,_ over that
Printing and Developing, Photos
` , approved joint notes.
furnishing,
On Post Cards; Etc., lCtc. 3% per annum allowed for cash
ya s+ Terms of real
Stationer always on band tf21 eon, w i1 y y an credit amtount
OBRIEN ° IKALB1� LEISCI a mile t Zurich', t1 Estate mntle known time of sale.
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WANTED
The best Ford ,$,125 will buy
Chalmers Six, New battery $850
1 Four wheel trailer, painted $90
F. Mo Hess & Co,- Zurich
Automobile Insurance
Are You Protected?
"Yesterday Arthur Elridge of this city, had a car. To -day
nothing remains of it but the charred frame work. Shortly after
running it into the Garage, the neighbors detected flamesshooting
out of the roof. The brigade vias on the scene promptly, but the
car was a complete loss before the firemen could get to it. Ac-
cording to the fire chief the fire was started by a short circuit:
The motorist's loss is about $1;000.00",- Woodstock news Item
a.
Saturday Free Press, London.
LET ME GIVE YOU RATES ON FIRE AN'D. TRANSIT, THEFT,PUB
LIC
LIABILITY, COLLISION ANI) PROPERTY DAMAGE,
VICTORY BONDS SOLD AND BOUGHT.
Have You ADE YOUR WILL?
FOR FULL PARTICULARS' APPLY TO;--
- Andrew E .1.1„ess, Zurich
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