The Herald, 1914-01-09, Page 4OR SALE (arrnFor Sale?
I am receiving numeroug
enquiries respecting Huron.
County Farm Lands.
If you
want to sell
will assist .you with an advertising
campaign that will bring buyers
to•our favored County,
•
Buyer .'No -Charge
Call, write or phone
for particulars.
E. ZELLER
Conveyancer, Real Estate, &o
ZURICH, ONT.
DR. E. B: BALFOUR, graduate
Western University, late of
the Military lospital and Victoria
Hospital, London. Office in the
building formerly occupied by the late.
Dr.McLaughlin; Dashwood.
Henry Bossenberry
Licensed 'Auctioneer
Huron, Middlesex and Lampto:
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Dashwood, Ontario.
Dates arranged at, the office
IIR A. J. MacKINNON late Rouse
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 Palyclinio
Medical School and Hospital. Drug
store in connection. Office, Zurich,
Ont.
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AFF7.LS CLOTRING STOR
'The fundemental policy of this business is to give bet-
ter service and better value than is expected, we
make a distinct bip for the very best trade.
The custom look which
markes garments is due to the
manner o ftheir production, and
the infinite skill and care de-
voted to their manufacture.
The style and fit show fo
themselves at a glance, and we
give the most positive assur-
ance of satisfaction or -42,0. -sale,
--sale,.
The simple fact is that we
have the finest range of Cloth-
ing'possible to produce and al
right prices.
ORDERED ,CLOTHES A.
SPECIALTY
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BLAKE
Mr, Cleland of Listowel was a
nnest at the home of Mr. W. J. Stev-
ens over Na' Years Day,
Mr. Coats alianeYer arrived on
Saturday to take chattiN the Blake
school.:
Mr, W, 0. Talbot returners ` home
last week from visiting friends in' Us -
borne,
Miss Violet_ Stevens returned.':; .to'.
Wheatley on Saturday to resume her
studies in the Continuation School
there.
Miss C. Durand has been re-engag-
ed as teacher in the Drysdale school.
Mrs. English is visiting .at Brant-
ford.
Mr. G. S. Howard went to Zurich
on Monday to begin his new work as
Principal of the School there.
We are glad to be able to repot:
the recovery of Mr. Gilbert Freckle
ton from his recent serious illness.
ST. JOSEPH
FARE AND ONE
THIRD Dec 22, 23
24, 25 valid and re
turn until Dec. 27,
also Dec.29:30, 31,
1913,'anb Jan 1st
1914, valid for
til return until Jan.
3,1914.
all Stations in Canada.
Arthur, also to Deiroit and
Mich., Buffalo, Slack Rook,
is: and Suspension Bridge N.Y.
ow on sale at Grand. Trunk
ccs.
adies and Gents Watches
racelets and Jewelry of Every
tion, Lace Curtains,.. Ruds,.
Furnisliind,Bifles, Moving Pic.
rachine, Skates, Printing Press-
uulain Pens, in . fact nearly
:hnid you can think of you can
loslutely Free for selling our
iful Fancy Drawn. and Satin
led handkerchiefs' at 10 cents
They sell rapidly 6 can gener-
e sold in every house. Don't
is any money, but write us to
fou a lot of Handkerchiefs to
hat when sold you will send us
oney and the premium selected
g 24 handkerchieff entitled you
it choice of an elegant Watch,
l `Laid Rings, Lace Curtains, etc.
us to -day, we trust you and
crack the goods if you cannot sell
News
HENSALL
'Kenneth Pope left for Merlin on
Thursday to take a position in the
Molsons Bank.
IL J. D. Cooke and Miss Agnes
Shirray of Toronto spent part of., this
week in town.
W.•Maunders of Preston formerly
of.this 'place, gave a practicaladdress
at the league, on Monday night.
Cleve Joynt of Nelson, 13. C. was in
town for New Years, calling on his
old friends. He left here for Montreal..
A Special song service was held in
the Methodist Church on Sunday ev-
ening consisting of Anthema, solos
and duetts.
The following are the newly elect-
ed members of the School Board, W.
E. Hoggarth, A. Whiteside, Geo.
Sutherland.
1VIrs. Thompson Murdock has re-
turned from Calgary, where she has.
been spending a few months with her
daughter, Mrs. Hoggarth.
The Hensall Citizens Band gave a
very suecersful dance•on New- Years
Eve, Ninety couples participated in l
the gay and festive tripping of shelf.,
light franiastic.
Mr. Louis and Miss Margaret Bris-
seia left for Detroit on Monday, after
spending the holidays with relatives
and friends. •
Mr. GQ0. Denomy left on Tuesday
for Chatham.
Miss Louise Jeffrey left on Tuesday
for Detroit
Mr. Stanley Brisson Ieft for • Tor-
onto, after spending the holidays with
his parents.
Mr. Alfon Papineau left on Tues-
day for Detroit. •
Miss Edith Denomy left for Blyth,
on Tuesday.
Mr. Harry Valley of Goderich,
who has been visiting with Mr. Joe
Ducharnze, returned on Tuesday.
IVIr. Ed. Brisson loft for Clinton
College, on Monday.
1NOLA CO. CHICAGO, ILL
LEGAL. CARDS.
JDPOOT RAYS & KILLORAN,
Tisters, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Goderich, Canada W. Proudfoot.
C. R. G. Hays. J. L. Killoran,.
BUSINESS CARDS.
B. S. PHILLIPS,
AIi)CT►ONEER, Exeter.
es conducted' in all parts. Satis-
,kt guaranteed or no pay. Terms
nabls. Orders left at this office
e 'promptly attended to.
5ES 1T MATTER
To Ir M4Trion to you that of all the
mun,.iwon1en and children who die each
year ?.,ti Canada one in sevenis a violin of.
Consumption?
laotcs Ir MArTrn that otie in every three
of these ie cut off in the full glow of life,'
with plans and hopes and loves i:bat must
be given up?
Doig IT Manna that a few persons have
joined hands and within a .few short years'
have "saved thousands of., thcso unhappy
oned;and can save them all if only there is
alit o
Ie more help and , little more tuonoy?
Perhaps it doesn't matter. It is all very
intbesting but it is no immediate. concern
• of yours.
13uT WotrD Ir. 'MATTEL if instead of
entering somebody else's home and carry-
ing off their loved ones, Consumption,
game into your home and laid its hand on
the ono you. love the best in all the world?
WOULD Ir 1VIATTEa then if you saw- your
husband, wife, child or friend dying fur lack
of a. little bit of the money some other fellow
was throwing away ?
'WouLD IT MA'rrna when Christmas came
if there were nothing for you to d o hut sit
on•the edge of the bed and stroke the white
hand on the coverlet and realize that this
was the last Christmas ?
This is how much it matters in thousands
of homes in Canada thisyear and will con-
tinue to matter until enough people like you
test the burden and feel how crushing ibis.
It DOES matter -it is the most inrijortan t
thing in the life of some unfortunate
sufferer—what you do with the attached
form.
CREDITON
Mrs. Sant of Brussells; visited with
her brothers Elie and Albert for a few
days.
Mr. 1111d Mrs. Chas. Derr of ..Ben -
miller, are nisi ing friends and relat-
ives in the village.
'Air. and Mrs. James sling of For-
est, visited with the formers brothers
Eli and Albert King for a few clays.
Mr. Thomas Wind. of Detroit,
visited at the home of his parents Mr.
and 11Irs. John Wind over New Years
Mr. Elmer Sheardown of Goderich,
visited at the home of his mother
over Saturday and Sunday,
FIRE IleSUi .A.N-
agent representing the London,
nomicai, Watrtpino, Monarch, Stand -
Wellington sial Guardian. Every-
,, in fire `tnsnrnilco.
Dashwood
ar er Shop
%edneailay
Cr' ZVeiloesdaY' afteri
il,nd eirening.
Saturday
every Saturday, all day,
• r»vtiling.'
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EXETER
Mrs. Holman of Virden, Man., '
visiting her sister Mrs. Rooke.
The brass band sereneaded the.
newly elected council on Monday
evening. Those elected to sit on the
council board are: Reeve, J. Taylor,
Comncilmen, T. Harton, M. Doyle,
J. Hind and B. W. F. Beavers.
Mrs. 0. Becker of Hamburg is vise'
iting her parents, Dr. J. W. and Mrs.
Browning.
Mr. Thos. Hawkins returned home
from Windsor for a few days.
Mr- Start, the newly appointed
principal of the public school arrived'
here on Tuesday and commenced his
duties.
Miss Irene Handford, nurse, of
New York, is the guest of Miss Edna
Follick.
The concert given in the Main • S
Methodist churaYsaeonlVtonday as
Tuesday of this week was a splendid
success. The entertainer, Enos
Bacon, gave a programme which was'
thoroughly enjoyed by all.
To help the Mhskolcp Free Iios-
pitalfor Consumptives continue its
life-saving work, 1 gladly enclose
the sum of $
Name.
Address
L2o.5.00 will provide maintenance for a week.
0.00 Will pay for four weeks.
00 will endow a bed for a year.
Since the need is suck u perinancrit
one, Ishmael also like to subscribe
Register /ay Marne accord-
OontributIons may beIcnt to W. .X. Gage, Esq., si Spading
tart= A.-^dM10 ons, 940 ring StR. Dauber, s W. TorontoutlJu..lSsul•
Anderson
Llliott
Sanders
Love
Yearley
o ro-nsbip of to .0'
BEEV
1., 2 3.. 4,
2g„ 8 22, 17 6 7
61, 20 30 89 54 74
16. 52 48 75 19 80 .41' 24 56 367'
DEPUTY, REEVE
83 32 37 52 "24 51 46 5.6 . 61 ' 892
59 46 59 66 58 56 35 144',',48
43 42$,
COUNCILLORS
37 88 44 46 22 78 -70 51. 52 482
88. 35 25, ; 44 •86 85 85 27, 58, 388
55 46 52 77 60..29 40 :15. 46 < :420
61 40' 36 41 44 .88 .23 35 . 47 , -415'
21 23 84 901,20 i1L3 84, 47 ,,843,`
li inlcbeiner
IXelleruiann
Mawhinney
Neel)
Wuerth
`Total;
99 -
$6 89 43....:889
Among words of advice to Canad-
ian financial interests from the hand
of Lord Strathcona in a recent ar-
ticle, was this, that, as this country
as a sorce of profitable investment
had been held•in high esteem in Bri-
tain in the past, every caution should
be taken to maintain it. Latterly a
rather wild real estate boom and an
'unwarranted boosting of Canadian
industrial seeurties in certain direc-
tions have had the effect of rendering
them temporarily unpopular, Can-
adian industries are as good as ever,
but over statement it their favor has
had the opposite effect from that in-
' tended.
THOUGHTS ON LIFE
Miss Mildred. Brown spent a few'
days in Zurich with Miss . Merle
Preeter.
IVIr. and Mrs, W. M. Jones and
Master Roland of London, visited ` at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Clarke
over New Years. • _
The C. I. C. CIass of the Evangeli-
cal Sunday School drove to .Exeter
on New years day and had their
photos taken.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Foist and,daugb-
ter and Mrs. Jacob Haist and 'daugh-
ter Beatrice of Pigeon, Mich., are'.
visiting friends and relatives in` and
around town for a few weeks.
anus
T8QS. HLUHP,P, Primr. etor.
ARE YOU VERY BUSY)
Every little while you read in the papers.
that so many persons have died from Con-
sumption.
It is all very far-off and matter of fact
and possibly it scarcely arrests your atten-
tion.
Do you ever realize that each one of
those "cases"—mere items in an official
record—is a black tragedy to somebody,
that behind each one of them lies long,
hopeless days of pain, feverish nights of
despair, lifetime plans that must be laid
Away, grinding poverty, perhaps a wife to
fight her own way afterwards or children
who know hunger now that the father ie
gone.
Just suppose it were your tragedy.
Suppose it were your father, your mother,
your brother, sister, husband, wife, your
child, or perhaps your sweetheart, and yon
with the hospital doors shut in your face,
wringing your hands in utter helplessness
while the crowds harry by, engrossed in
their own affairs.
Bub no! You are in that crowd and x00
don't hear either because you are busy.
But wouldn't you give -and gladly—if
you knew that what mead so little to you
would go .far to bring back the glow to
somebody's wan face or the laughter to
somebody's lips? ' •
Just: sit down and think of the one you
love best in the world. Then say " If she
lay there--" or "If he lay there—"
and see how it sounds. What would be-
come of all your plans and your busy days
then?
For eleven years now the Muskoka Free
Hospital for Consumptives has cared for
those whom others love best, and hundreds
of them have gone home again well and
happy. It keeps its doors open because a
few busy people like you stop for a moment
and remember.
Are you going to remember this Christ-
mas?
Don't pat it ofE Use the attached form
in sending your contribution.
Last week a well known young
man who goes south so visit his young
lady, spent the last evening of die
old year and a part of the new year,
returning home fell a sleep and. his
horse, seeing that his driver was all
in, and afraid of getting lost stop -
peal. in Crediton until he Could be
cdirectetl to his home.
"THE COMING SESSION"
It has been announced that Parlia-
ment will open on January 15th. and
there can be little doubt but that
several of first importance to every eV
tizen in Canada will be dealt with.
The Naval question is again expected
to be in the forefront of controversa,ry
Radisttibnl,i0n \rill be dealt with and
also the cluesti.rlr of Tariff.
No paper in (nada covers the ses•
cion of the Dom ini'on, House quite as
frilly or as fairly as The Toronto
lie« 5,' 'I!Irla EIFIRE.LD hag arranged
with The Torontc Daily News to take.
subscriptions for beth papers ind tip -
nn receipt of $2.50 both Tnr, 11DII,iz,n
wild The News will be sent to your
address by mail for one year.
Rend your snbilrition. in to thin
office.
3 New Ontario Farms
In the very heart of the famous 20,
000,000 acres of choice clay -belt land.
Near the village of Matheson on the
T. & N. Q. Railway*. All other surr-
ounding lots already settled and' im-
provements begun. Excellent hover•
nment, roads through the entire local-
ity; school house and local P. 0. a-.
corner of one of the lots; houses erectt
ed and 8 and 5 acres cleared on . each.
Two of the lots have close to 1,000,
000 ft of valuable timber on each,
(pine, birch, spruce and: wbitewood,
in almost easszli amounts) and in add-
ition over 1,000 cords or • padovrood
on each farms, 160 acres in each fartnr.
A rare opportunity for quick -ret-
urns and safe investment. Price ex-
ceptionally low, only $2.00, $4.00'
and $6.00 per acre, respectively. It
will pay you to investigate this unus-
ual bargain. Apply to E. Zeller,
Zurich,
Why all this toil for triumphs of an
hour? —Young.
Life's a short summer; man is but a
flower. —Pope.
By turns we catch the fatal breath
and die. Dr. Johnston.
The cradle and the tomb, alas how
nigh. —Prior.
To be is better far than not to be.
—Sewell
Though all man's life may seem a
tragedy. —Spencer.
But light cares speak when mighty
griefs are dumb. —Daniel.
The bottom is shallow from whence
they come. Walter Raleigh
-Thy fate is the common fate of all.
—Longfellow
Unmingled joys here no man befa it
Southwell
Nature to each allots his proper
sphere. — Congraye.
Fortune makes folly her peculiar
care. —Churchill
Custom does often reason over -rule.
—Rochester
And throw a cruel sunshine 0n a fool.
—Armstrong.
Live well; how long or short permit
to heaven. Milton
They who forgive most shall be for-
given. —Bailey
To kelp the 1Vf,ts7•o1•a Free 77os-
Ditdlfor Cons, nlrtivrs continrre Sl s
lye -saving work, 1 gladly enclose '
t to sum of
Name
Adelreis.,
$ 5.00 will provide maintenance for a week
$ 2000 will pay for four weeks.
$ioO.00 will endow a bed for a year.
Sinceikeneed is suet ctpermanent
one, Ishoulci also like to ertbsci-ibe.
.. , Register my name ascent.
ingly.
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sontto W.1. Cage,i31;, 84Ssadtnn
tmSaltito Dunbar, Sant.
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meats, hams, etc. etc
Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness.
Our aim is to keep
nothing but the best.
We make our own
sausages.
Give us a call.
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