HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1910-02-18, Page 5FIRST GLS3 TILE
I have a large stpply of the very
best tile On hauseferom 2t• in, to Aix
blob, If you ne f any pall, write
or telephoneto ohn Foster, Zur-
ich, Brick and Tile yards. 7;1 tf.
Moved! Moved!
SHOP AND STOOK
You will find this
Establishment on
MAIN. STREET
directly West of Dominion House
Ready to supply you with just a
—little bit the Nicest—
JEWELLERY for HOLIDAY
GIFTS.
)dings, Silver
Thimbles, Fobs,
Necklets, Watches
Brooches, Bracelets,
Veil Pins, Collar
Pins. Everything
in this Line.
COME ALONG, We will
try to PLEASE YOU.
F. W. HESS,
JEWELLER
G. R. HESS, Assistant.
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8' General Merchant, B L A K E.
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WE TAKE this opportu-
nity of wishing our
Customers a Happy
and Prosperous New Year,
and thank each and all for
having made the past year
our most prosperous year
since we have been in busi-
ness. We ask you again
for your hearty support
for 1810, and we will do
our best to merit it, by
giving you value for your
money.
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E keep in stock a
full line o fresh
pleats, hales, 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.
LUT
HENSA14.
The c wporat nnn aspassed an
ordinance requiring all dogs to be
triu:cZled •
Mrs. Ti 0 Charlesworth of
Blyth, has been visiting bore and
at London, last week. •
Duncan McEwen left last week
for the West, to resume his ern•
ploy Tient with the 0, P. Re
Joseph Ellis is Still tfulte poorly
and Miss Hagan of Iillsgreen, is
employed as nurse.
About seventy couple attended
the assembly on Friday evening
last. A number were in attendance
from Zurich.
Miss Annie Consit has oharge of
Miss Ellis' room at the public
school • •
DASHW®0D
Mrs. L K. Eidt, who has been
at Lisbon attending the funeral of
her father and later visiting friends
at Berlin returned to her home on
Monday evening.
Mr. William Tiernan left Monday
morning for Stratford to take up
hls work at that place.
Mrs. Twichen, "nee Miss Lydia
Haugh" of London is spending
sometime with friends in this
vicinity.
Rev. A. Y. Heist, of Berlin will
conduot the sacramental service
here on Sunday next.
Several from this place attended
the Rev. Sam Small's lecture on
from•Bar room, to pulpit, at Exeter,
on Friday night. They say the
lecture was good and were highly
interested in the same.
The name contest for the Auto-
graph quilt is still on in a friendly
way.
It is said that one of our young
men 'men leen shortly- join the make of
the benedicts.
There is talk of having a rural
telephone system established here•
Such a project should meet with
the approval of all and should
receive every possible encourage-
ment.
Mr. E. M. Brokenshire was in
Zurich, on Saturday afternoon.
Some of the stock of Mr, Isiah
Tetreau which was bit by a strange
dog sometime ago have developed
rabies and have had to be killed.
An attack of the grip is often
followed by a persistent cough,
which. to many proves a great
annoyance. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has been extensively used
and with good saecess for the
relief and cure of this cough.
Many oases have been cured after
all other remedies had failed.
Sold by J, J. Merner.
This space will
Pay l00% profit
.:to the business in
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ITS FOREST WEALTH, NOV; .
SCOTIA TAKES MEASIMES TO.
GET ACCURATE ESTIMATE,
The - provinoe of Nova Scotia
during the pest summer fnangrat,
ed a survey aIts forest lands,
thus .setting an example to the
other provinces of the Doinieion
in this regard. Thesouthwelstern
part pf the province, from Rants
county westward, was covered this
past summer and it is eXpocted
the survey will be completed next
sui riser.
Conditions allowed of only a
rough survey, or "rec0nneissanCe,"
The survey was carried out under
the direction of Dr. B. F.,Fcrnow,
clean of the faculty of forestry of
the University of Toronto.: Several
trained foresters, along with the
Chief Fire Warden of the. -province,
were employed on the survey, arm 1
under the plan of operations ad 8
opted each of these was assigned 9
a certain district and allowed eon- 1
siderable liberty in his ohotce of 8
the method of covering• this to
the best advantage. Existing
records and other information o
secured from well informed persons 1
was utilized as far as possible and
available, with aview of saving
time and expense; the fieldwork
consisted largely in checking the
information study of forest types,
eto
The information obtained was
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The New Grocery
Flour&Fees Sire
have bought the business • rebently
• conducted by the late S. &aJanie, and am,
prepared to supply your wants with good
goods at fair prices, Give me a -call or
Telephone to No.
for prompt delivery
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EXETER.
The waterworks plantwas test.
ed last week and everything seems
plotted in the field directly on t satisfactory.
maps of large scale (2 inches to the ! Joseph Senior leader of the choir
mile) provided for the purpose. in the Presbyterian church was
Among the points of greatest insPresented with a purse, in re-
portance thus noted were the cognization of his service:
extent. of the burned areas, the ii William Btvvden left last Thurs.
degree of cutting on eut•over areas, j day for the Old Country to bring
the composition of the forest, the in Misine horses.
ss Hattie Willis left for South
conditions of the reproduction i Bend, Ind., to visit her sister, Mrs.
and the character of farming j P Luxton
lands, meadows., ate., within the Dan Hartleib attended the
farming country. Hamilton shooting tournament
The cost of the survey is a point
i made some good scores. the
t cunsidera.ble note, as it ere i Canadian handicap he shot 2vn out
e
ed less thiin twenty cents pee r of 25 birds.
square mile. The total area of
the country covered was about BLAKE
8500 square miles.
The future of the forest is the • Mr. and Mrs. Edgerton Farrell,
point of greatest interest to the of Royal Oak spent tt few days
forester,`and in this regard. Dr. with the former's sister, Mrs.
Fernow has some interesting ob
servations to make. He stays :—
"Although the date on repruduc-
tion and rate of growth are, not
yet collated, it is safe to say that.
if the fires are kept out (and ap-
parently with the present organiza-
tion still further perfected this
can be done reasonably well)
there is no difficulty' in re -stocking
by natural means •most,of the nut
over areas, if not tori severely
culled ;teethe pure hesseeew'•.t'r:: spruce
stands all that is neceesaxy is to
remove the old hemlock thoroughly
and cleanly to have the young
growth of spruce. already estab-
lished, on the ground, take its
place.
He takes occasion, however, to
correct erroneous impressions as
to the growth of spruce. While
the white spruce, growing in
compartively open situations,
may, he says, make a saw]ogin
sixty years, the forest spruce,
which is mostly red spruce. Ernes
mon, eltrwi' end '+ii rtt•,)heely not
average a sttwlo , in loss than u
hundred years.
Itis found that to a large extent.
the dilerent specie of trees are!
localized. The white bine is formai
for the most part in Shelburne)
and part of Queen's, the hemlock
most prominently in Annapolis
nd the spruce in Digby (emetic:a
Nova Scotia is to be heartily
congratulated on taking this for-
ward stop. One of the greatest
needs in regard to the planning of
a businesslike system of administ- I
ering and caring for the forests of ;
Canada is the acquiring of definite;
information as to just where these
areas ate located, their extent, the
quantity of timber and species of
trees >;o be found un them, their
Clubbing rates.
re We have made arrangements
to offer the following low clubbing
rates with Tier Hux LD :
Daily Globe . $ 4.25
„ Mail & Empire 4.25
Weekly Globe . • 1.60
.,, Mail & Empire 1.60.
Berliner Journal(German) 2.50
• Family Herald & Star 1.75
Daily Advertiser 2.75
Weekly Advertiser 1.50
Weekly Sun 1.75
Farmer's Advocate >.2fii
i•riER,: IS BUT 0141'4
r,4rry t'tarnr.'r should know tout t,h`e
Fritts offered by the drapers I or tat;, le,
,'tcs, etr., is a irt,r one. ilow earn he
. 1' now this if he does trot, take a farm
1ruslat-ns paper? Whitt doctor or law-•
yet of business ratan WOUid he Without
his b t,illess papery 'there is hot- one
farmers' business''and niiritet paper; that
is The Weekly San. Starr{ 1910 right by
eabaer;biil .
r'L•A CO i Lnatl.
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.1 , n,•• t•i.. v,
e, nee
la t •.; Tweet,' rt: tee
leave ulnen to be de.- eel, it at any
rate substitutes dell,:lite (if only
approximate) knowledge for
guesses. Nova Scotia is to be
congratulated on having led the
way among the provinces of the
Dominion in `thus substituting
certainty for vagueness in regard
to its forest areas and resources.
LOOKED LIKE IT
The visitor ran„ the bell and
the door was opened dry the wild
eyed youngsters who were towing
the house cat around by a hose.
"1 beard that your' mamma was
up at the mothers' congress deliv-
ering a lecture on 'How to Raise
Children,' " announced the visitor
"Am X right?"
And the older boy., pointed to
the overturned chairs, the scratch-
ed wallpaper and the broken
table, and said simply : ''Gee, don't
it look like It?"
stopped in `Zit rr>intttns
sure with Dr. `whoop's
s toltir Renrccly ())Fo
test avlU +surely lsrol;a
No vomiting, my drr•
tress:. A osis and nleasingsyrov lik, ,Druggists
. - ..avnnvira.,tx. aaw.a uov'autwl, train t{l,s toOUS pv. 1:17., -Acromio, xor prlee.
William Finlay.
Mr, Ross Johnston had the
misfortune to lose a valuable brood
mare this week. It seems the
animal pulled on the do rope
sufficient to allow her to get her
head behind the stall post in which
position she was found lifeless,
next morning.
Mr, Robert Allan Jr., disposed
of a fine span of two year colts
this week. One to David. Dewar
another to Claris Hauch.
Mr. John Johnston delivered a
horse to Hensel], on Monday.
Mr. George Douglas and Chris
Sohrag are going halves on the
wood contract for the aehool,
their tenders being the same.
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TORON
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COLLEGE .3T.,
TORONS� Children
TO. ;�
i1S APPEAL
IS TO Y
i'e l° al'id l -1"Ol' veryacznPar-
ents
Cannot Afford to Pay for Treat-
ment is Treated Free.
The Hosl.itttl fur Sielt Children had list
year in its c•ot:t and beds 1,155 patients ---
383 of these were
from 207 places ;a
t l:u i'r )wince. 5rxt,.y-
lire p,.'r tient. were
children c,f }' o 0 r
hncolde K114 could
nut atli,rd to pay.
Sint'e its ur*gnniza-
ttou the lust itut ate
1Wo 1 I.1 t. roar ?Agar, has tivitled 15,03
rs
1.1,,Alirk.it. children ; 11,5,-r) of
thrwi a i.lI& to tiny ant] wet ti tl•r ate cl free.
If �•on know of
any tltiltl in your
rleiglttulthoed n• h o
ifj sick ut his eny
Jeft'r•t, it semi the
n,,:n c f the l treat
to the Sec.ret:411'.
l ]tr. 11 ,S,;it•al for
:ler, Children ildren is not
a lora) hilt a great,
Provincial Charity
.for 1hr sick child of
111e poor in any 00INO rtoM,. INA 1 EIM
1,i'rt of Ontario has upon its help
tr.s the child
Who 11ves
e- thin the
shadow o
it,.= wails it.
Torrud,,.
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Th ere
lxrb t •, o t
t hub F ce 1,
treat. d i r
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There is no need or anyone sufler-
ing long c: i..r this disease, for to
effect a quick curer it is only neces-
sary to take a few doses of
fla g inti r ET
e *sent- eta_ Dour Odes'
awl a Ate 1111"iilg.,atioloq
In fact, in most cases one dose is
sufficient. It never fails and can be
relied upon in the most severe and
dangerous cases, at is equally val-
uable for children. and is the means
of saving the lives cf maw children
each year.
In the world': hist' ry no medicine
has ever met with greater success.�p�
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Just think of it ---Your money ens ]relic
the Hospital to do the „„;clod e ,rk of
tstraightf rF t }, thy liodis and nlnh
feet of lit tie children. l'Ina•,e help us
Please Send Coiltribta Lions to ,? loss
obertson, Chairman, or to Docr,glas
Davidson, Seo Tr nss The He r'pital
for Sick C::l.t x x:, :^r ttear..1:3L, Tv von to.
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impulse Would be to I'
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