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Zurich Herald, 1916-09-01, Page 5Glassine d, Ads LEGAL„ :CARDS. PROUDFOOT, K LLORAN, & COOKE, Barristers, Splioitors, Notariss Public &o.. ,Office, on the Square, 2nd door from Hamilton St, Goderich, • Private funds.to loan at lowest rates. W. Pam/moor, K. C, J. L. KILTAORAN, H. J. D. Comte. Mr. Cooke nHenson on Priddy and Saturday of eaeh w eek. MEDICAL CAFIDS DR A. J. MacKINNON late Hous° Surgeon, Erie County Hospital, Buffalo N. ' Y. Late assistant resi- dent Physician, Manhattan Maternity Hospital N. Y. city. Late of the House -Staff, New York Polyclinic Medical School and Hospital. Drug store in connection. Office; Zurich Ont. Zurich Meat MARKET] Fresh and Salt Meats Bologna Sausages, etc Highest Cash Price for Wool CASH e FOR SKINS & HIDES T M,irA of t &4 DelcheTt The Home Insuarnce Co. Paid-up Capital $6,000,000 Surplus to Policyholders , $19,536,177.25 Insures your barn against damage :by wind or tornado for 40 cents 'per $100 for 3 years, and- your .. house for 80 cents per $100 for 8: years. No premium note and no extra assessment guaranteed. G. HOLTZNIAH Agent - Zurich Dealer in Lightning Rods 1 UNDERTAKING Prompt Service Moderate;rharges Tailor Shop and Laundry W. H..HOFFMAN Zurich, - Ontario A RELIABLE AGENT WANTED In'every good town and district., Ontario, where we are not represented. r1!erritory reserved for the right ma Highest commissions paid Attractive advertising matter. Splendid List Of New Specialties for Season ' 1916 1917 in n, Including the new ever - bearing Raspberry, S. Regis Stone & Weli.tnigtott The Foothill Nnseries (Established 1837) T- ORONTO 1 LOCAL.NEW±Sj � Mr, A, W,, M.or:ey has purchaiea a Ford. Pte. A Price loft f•or..Caq p. Bord- en last Saturday,. Mrs H. Warm visited relatives in Detroit, for .a few weeks. Dr. temp and Cariaily left for Their home to St. Louis, fast_ W'c'ls; Mr. Q. Patterson left for his home in Care, Mich.,. on Monday. Ars McWatters .and daughter _efc'for their toms ee Detroit last Semi d i'y, Bail in co,neiderable quantities fell hero on Wednesday m.urni.ug, .lie damage resulting was small. Mr, Ceylon Hoftlayan has put in his 'foie'With Mrs. D. Sararas and is at present at holm'.! till school re opens,. uwin:g •to the advance ill („u: pli.-e of .coal, chopping heneoforth a, the Zuricn Four leads will be 6 cents per b,ag.. ,Mr. J. J. Meaner, and son, 'T'eddy; n.o.ure_t Me.srs. Sam batm:, Henry Koehler, and i,a:n. Keenier to Exp meter uli busin,eae, ,on Tuesday. New wheat witi,^h iias been „ruught Co. cne mill here is aline sempie and as a rule tests over- weight. et averages 'loon.: le uus.eets to the acre:. Nis..e. tl. "Lettle of 13enee..1, has ia„eu j a:dieing the .eut'neran par. LOOK! Whynot use t'be best; coal? SCRANTON COAL Chestnut, Furnace, Black= smith and soft coal. Good supply ori baud, 0 F CASE & SON PllONN 35 HENSALL Cross Fertilizer Co. BASIC SLAC RAW MINERAL PHOSPHATES USELESS AS A 'FERTILIZER .The introduction' of Sydney' Basic Slag into Ontario' and the phenomenal success with . which it has met h:is led the eisappo'mted sellers of ,other fertilizers to look for a substitute. Some of them are now recommending farmers to use raw mineral phosphate in eo'n- junction with ground limestone. They say that it contains twice as much phosphoric' 'acid as basic slag and .that it is much better value. They are distributing IF:- erature emanating from interested sellers of mineral phosphate in the United States, 'whence it comes, claimin.g all sorts of merit for this material. The advocacy of ground mineral phosphate its a fertilizer is Avery old game 'bei'ng revived, In reply we would, ask the farmer to refer to the Bulletin issued by the Canadian ,Government show- ing the working of tthe Exp,eri 1 v s now engaged on the memntal Farms 'for the year 1910, oiiIagc iiL,li w l e ,ia n �e irn . vv tn. uu uy (in: which the following statements ,s erecting. Mass L. u;a.ster leis: for Detroit ail Wednesday, where sue 'wee it for Ia few days prier to going Lu ,.1liiaey waere isne wi_1 resume Her maiiilvery duties for the season,. As we are only acquaimLed w'itti but a smat1 per ee,ntagu oe the people living 111 tills fair Dominion do not blame us for nor, mention- ing their names if you have some visitors the pas, two weeks. Wye us their ,names and place uf resi- dence and we can manage the bai- e,nce. Leet a copy of the 1916 Prize List of tele Zurien Fall kale from the secretery and begin now to get your exhibits in shape. •i.ne prize list was revised since the last Fair and now covers all the most important articles grown; or made oaf the fared or in the home. Dates of the Fair are •Sept. 20tH and 21st. H11;1(S ' r Z91li;liA,� 1 A iitegular Became Periled is ce'n- cral cm tne eta, emeracing tna and to 'One 7th; (Ley tee 241 Lai.. aid \vee' : ' o eneur gene's o. UJ j 'will ;hfa,v,e crate,get L wl.,,.aa fry Southerly tie ccrmpeea,iure - will begin to rise, UV, batroimccer will ,'.ai,, an1t u .rea,sing clondin.:ss 'will ,.mow that bailing weather is Au - pending. ;'iffiest nonaitiens will uonuintuc to grow in streneele, sp- reading lover with©r region, north ,anti s,uach as they aclvan,ee uast- vttard. 11y the 3rd rains will be'. gin in western harts, and on Mon clay .the 0th, 1 o •ihursday, the 7th, unese Tail) 'areas will (make their way :auoss cne country, winding up in ,tee alea13tic coast regions on elle 6th 'and 7 cn. "r1iis storm een- ,er, or area of tow baropieter, will be about )urid\Stay the con,tin.aut, or in the central Mississippi valley to.0 and toucniiig tne eta anti stn. There are no special reasuna to apprehend unusual disturbances at this fust Septelmber lier.ou, 01C but regular sl;or n manuiestations will rm•ai>e their transit eastwardly at.russ the cuuatry, actecnioned by more or leis wind and rain, and followed by rise in atmospheric pressure and change to wes'ceriy wen'd's ,and iniuca coulee. Cool niguts will visit {Host parts of tate cou.ttry, reacting far seutliwardin the \vai;.e of this stun ,period --say laboui the 6th, 7th and 8th. This coot wave will begin behin d the ator<ms in the west about the 5th,. and i,ollow eastward and southwar progressively on the 6th, "rth and 8th. FARMS FOR SALE '' 50 -acre farm, on 14th con., Hay Township. Will be sold ou re- sonsb1e terms as owner is living. out west and wishes to dispose of the ,property. For particuita:: s ape ply to Andrew F. Hess, Zurich. Fine 150 -acre farm for ,Sale in Township orf Stanley. All first class land, good buildings and plenty of good water. Coevoni- ent to church and school. For particulars apply to Andy<, cv F, 1/en si He1'ald Office, YZ., ; +~ale. are anade: Page 27:—"Many 'Years' experi- ecce has shown that mineral phos- phate untreated is practically of no value as a fertilizer". And again on page 28:—"After' ten years' experience had demon- strated that finely ground, un- treated mineral phosphate was of no use as a ferti'izer, its use was discontinued in 1898" Now are you going to believe the mato who is after your money, or the Canadian 'Government who sure absolutely disinterested and whose sole desire in, the matter is to q r,-•,tect the interests of the Can- adian farmer? If in face of the above the Ont- ario farmer is foolish enough to luy ground mineral phosphate he deserves to lose his money. T have also. the Agency for .the, Ontario Fertilizer -anyone wishing to buy same can do so from me, f JOSEPH RAG R.R.:No 2 - Zurich. Farm foT Sale 103 acres, Lot 9, Cor. 3, Township of Stamey, 8 acres of hardwood bush, 24 acres ready for crop, the 'balance is seeded down, 2J acres of new seeding 8 acres of Alfalfa, 'yrs old, is well underdrained and well fenced. two good wells, one- at the house, and one at the barn and water in the barn and a good spring that supplies stock all summer with water. A good frame house 26x36 feet with furn- ace . kitchen and woodshed, 18x40 feet, both hard and soft water in the house,bank barn 50x58 feet. shed 26x52 feet, horse stable and implement shed, 26x52, all in good repair and on stone walls hen house, 12x26 feet. The farm is one mi'.e frcm schco' 21,2 miles from Brucefield, 3g. from Kippen, 6 from Hensel', 9 from Clinton and Seaforth. Apply on the premises, Lot 9 Con. 3, Stanley Township, Co. of Huron or address. Robert Mor- rison, Brucefield Ont. VOTERS LIST 1916 MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWN- SHIP OF HAY COUNTY OF HURON Notice is hereby given, that ,tt have transmitted or delivered to the persons menliomed in Section 9 of the ''r eters List" Act the cop- ies required in the said sections to be so tree:senet:ea or de'ivered of the list made pursuant to said net, of all ;persons appearing by the last revised Assessment Ro'1 of the said Municapility to be entitled to vote in the said Municipality at Elections for members of the Leg- islative Assembly and at Mun:eipal: Elections, and that said list was first posted up at my office at Zi rieh, on the 24th Day of July, 1916, and remains there for in- spection. And 1 hereby all upon all vot- ers to take iinmmediate proceedings to have any errors or Omissions corrected aecordinwg to law. Dated at Zurich this 24th day of July, ,1916. FRED IlESS,Sr., , Olea k of Hay 'Township. wnship. ' STANLEY TOWNSJ3IP An aceidc�aa,t secured fast Wtcf- nesga.y evoxaing, by whist' neo. . fiott wall be lfaitl up aom sranl tint's He :a55ter Lottie vve re. *Tying along. the ruse tviliA they met a bityc,e, ac which the 'fuse took frignt and, teen the thrown nuc receiving tla,oreby a.. uieeoeete.t shuu.der'. Hie :3istiir, luckily, escaped without injury., Special patriotic cervicus "Yl'b bela itis tee ,4;•ushon and Varna Methodist churches near •Sunday,. •the pastor, Rev, A. W. Drown will be to charge and k,uita•b.e music will be •pruvided. A promin,en,. feature of the service wife. be the ennveieing of the Honor Roll eon - tatting ,the names of the Luys weo have enlisted from our communi- /qr. Warn. Robinson of Pelrolia, accoaaup'anied by this mother and sister spent a few days at the hone ,orf Mrs. James McLinchey, Sr., Mis, McLinchey has not been enjoying the best of health of. late, but we are ,pleased to state that she is feeling better again, IMr. ,.and Mrs. John Reid re.urnact this week to their home in. Ilamil- ton. They were accompanied by 1V11. and Ivirs. C.hsster Dunkin. Mrs. Margaret Erratt has re- tuented to Toronto, to her duties as matron of the Methodist-T.ra;n ing Scnool there. BLAKE the regu,ar u eetin,g of the \l um ..:.s en Rutile tis „e -a at the i,o.ne o,; Dir. .r'.uu,.. Alan on August z;c.a e ;tu6 :nee.i ,g Was op•enea in the uNit..l t, ad . rsi.er tae -usual bks- ,1,,.ss NV ao taansac;.ea and cue rue. 111,s.i Lessie lough and ivtrs. reaueuigt, aaa1 _.urs, n . x. D.ug.ae ea ,'e a v e:y in.eres-- • g Napper, Wu -lin were trues. enjoy- ed by all ,present. M.s.i Annat.e, 1VIcDonald delighted the audience Rill several selections on the pia go, GClteeeitinlg then closed by lsi;niginlg God Save The King." Mrs Rosa Johnston is visiting iaiends in Fullerton. s Mr, Win. Douglas treated him A,e`lf to an auto. Mrs. Wm Yule and 'sere of Fuller ton, accompanied by Miss Viola hdig.ho fer of Seaforth, spent the past 'week with friends in, this vic- inity, Rev. Chas. Tough amid family re- aliened e-all :ned hone ,after a'pleasant visit' with friends on the Bronson Line north Master Edgar an, l Arinund Schenck spent Sunday under the paren.al roof. Miss Hazel Stelek and brother of London spent the past week at the Beane ,of dvlr. A. T. 1,o,aglas. :'Dr, and Mrs. Kemp and child- ren of St Louis, Mich„ who were v siling friends in this vicinity feet for their home on Friday last. Mrs. R. N. Douglas and children spent a few days last week with. (mend's at Hyde Park, Mr. and 1V5rs. Clelland of Listow- al, kpent the week end at the home( of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stevens. i9I8 G'a,_,GEGING LIST Herald and Daily Globe • $8 75 ” Weekly Globe176 Daily Mail and Em- pire - 3 76 Weely Mail and Empire 1 75 Toronto Daily Star 2 85 tt Daily News 2 85 " Weekly Star1 75 London Free Press Morning Edition8 50 Evening Edition2 90 Weekly Edition1 85 London Advertiser Morning Edition2 90 Evening Edition2 90 Weekly Edition1 75 Farm & Dairy 1 75 Weekly Sun 1.80 it it Farmers Advocate2 40 " Montreal Family Herald and Weekly Star.... ,... „ 1 85 `° " Weekly Montreal it r, Witness 185 Canadian Country man 150 rr rr ti ti If ii :rr .44 DE LAVAL Crede Separators Before you buy a separator see and try a Ile loyal. The 13eLava1 has received all the Highest honors and first prizes at every importaot Exposition, Worlds Fair etc, heid within, the past 30 eee- years. More. than 1,750,000 De t�� V'i Laval machines, many times all / others combined, have been sold to '. i ' date The De Lava] saves enough over any gravity setting system in but- tAr tat, ''esti' i r.f create, sw, et s1;1111 milk, labor. rune „nrl topty f.,ritsell evrry.ix tntl,ih�. • The De Laval shim the cleanest, .p turn the easiest, are hest construct- . and easiest to wash. a Why not buya De,Laval now? We handle pumps, piping, etc., of all kinds. L. PR ZURICH rum Excursions Going Trip West $12.00 TO VIP/ OPEC Return Trip East FROM WO NOPEG co i gag Dates August 17 and 31 From Toronto -Sudbury Line and East, but not including Smith's Falls or Renfrew, also from Main Line East of Sud- bury to, but not includ- ing, North Bay. August 19 and September 2 t' r o m Toronto, also West and South thereof Further particulars hon, Canadian Pacific Ticket 1�a. Agents. or W B. Howard. District Passenge, Agent. Toronto. aro :,,w. tail SAVE YOUR MONEY FOR THE DOMINION WAR LOA TO BE ISSUED IN SEPTEMBER, 1 By purchasing a bond you will fiefs • to WIN THE WAR and obtain for yourself an investment of the highest class yielding a most attractive rate of interest. wasymeivgamemante DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE' OTTAWA.