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STANLEY TOWNSHIP; j o&, AVER 'MEADOW
Mr. Wmn..:Stugdill has rented his' �Sehool Report for S. u Nes 12
farm on Oush Line to + i Ettn- Hay, for the .month of ki'ebru;zry,
terns of f'v y ears' Based on good atiend•xn..e, good
i asst has bought a house and 1o4 bene\lour and perk t work..
rearms of subserlptiees is";U5 per year i iin ti erne �vlrare he intends to moveSi. 1V.—N olsun J c if rey
In advatnce'; X2.00 uzay be elaarged! shurtly. He is having an auction Jr. Liam. Eawe n iecaseho, Gear -
if not so paid, U. S. s:ubserieti-Sala Of his stock anu imp.cnieess tale Sciiiibe, Lillian Rose, 'Theresa
ieldinger, Albers Fieissha er.
1 pane $1.75 strictly zea a.tivanee.Na! on Tuesday, Mar, 11th. Sr.11—Greta Sthilbie•' Beatrice
gaper discontinued until all ar- fir j. Taylor lies iiurahased the
• oars 2sre paid unless at the olrtion farm of J•.:C. Reid on the Bayfield K1opp. Ervin Schilbe, Myrtle
l P.°a.i for 'e12,5u0, and gets pose- lllasse.
ttif .the publisher. The date to I Jr. II— Margaret Schilbe, Har- log present. After concratulatxons
Which bscriptiou is Maid, this Pring Miller,.Agnes:` all drove to the home of the brie
ita demoted on the label, Mr. E. .slierner, why has been on
_ IVlaiciin •er, Il,azei Masse, Elizabeth. de's father • s served. After
STANLEY TOWNSHIP,
On Tuesday, Mari:li 4th Miss i .
Bata Keys, eldest slaughter i f Mr.
,J, '1', Keys, of the Babylon . Line
was united in marriage to Mr,
Trenton Austin Sturdy, of (doder-
icli Tee nshipe
The .ceremony took place at 1
o'clock, in the Goshen church and
tivtis 'performed by Rev. R.
L.
Wilson, Only the immediate fri-
ends of• the contracting parties be -
ch every su essiozi us s elft lfiojnp, C;ordan , where a beautiful �ved-
g do's dinner gra
be -
ADVERTISING alter 11AT,ES the farm, had a sale of his steel. Eatiour, groom left
• ;Effective after San 1st, 1919. and implemeets this week and is i Pt Il — Melvin Schoch, Norman which
theiri bone in Goderich 'l'own-
o l4lade known size imb bitch to A SC.afield. I+leischauer, Edgar Hasse.
• ispiay Advextiainb- d Kl Leon I ship where the groom has a fine
tin application. air �fl5.h. 1 Haugh. farm The
• 'don b0cI
t $100
Town -
Sr. pr. — ;slower opp: best wishes of their
and Merrier, I1abe : - aug i.
Stray Amrmala—One teem' -- Jr Pr.— Eleanor Fleischauee, c many friends follow them to
iliree insertions
Miss h,iLizzie Stecklis a fisting n- Elmer Masse, Leonard decker. their new home:
Farm or Real Estate for sale sod by, her brother, is viisting fri- Teach + i47r. herb Smith and family are
e month i a II. Beacom,
1fi0 moving this week p
list. lead on friends her iylra
Mr, Frank Mousseau of Hensall, ( :On Monday, March 3rd,
spent a few days last week at the G. Elliott passed away- suddenly at
home of his brother, Ed. 1 the home of her daughter,
Mr. Jos. Denom.y, of Courtright, • J. E. Hai'nwell of Varna.
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mee, She was formerly
t sici since the enleaoh
t of
Geo, Denomy• • l Goderich Tp.
Mr. Bernie Denomy has hired of her husband, some years ago,
with Mr. Geo. Jeffrey of the suis- h her dau-
I has
ght mades.her One s n�andome i sist dao ht -
m err.
ZVIr. Frank Badour was in God-lers survive; John Elliott of Clin-
Mrs. J. W. Reid, Mrs. J. E,
eri,ch one day last week on • bus- torn, Mrs.
Barnwell, Mrs. Geo. Clark,
Inc ss
141r. Joe, S. Bedard is getting hfs � John Reid and Mrs. E. a but Fee of
of
new store ready for his stock Ofei Varna and Mrs. Wellington
shoes, groceries, etc.
Mrs, P. L. Demomy and Miss B.
Mousseau attended a birthday din-
ner at Mr, F. Mousseau's last Fri -
1 day
A large number of wild geese modern brick rem -
have been ,seen at along the lake. good 2 -story
This is the sign of an early spring d.ence and also a large .brick st-
Mr. Paul Bedard is -.visiting fri- able, all in good repair. Plenty
ends in Detroit•, of good drinking water.
For
m particulars apply to A F. Hess,
- °f :Elmira; Zurich.
er'" to the 50 acre
c, each insertion ro!' on ends in «Vater oo• -. --
f four insertions, 25c, for each Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Hay of -Kip- DRYSDALE. firm he purchased from Norman!
Mince lam insertion. en spent -Sunday at the home of
IVliscellaneous articles of not pen and Mrs, :Chas. Meyers,
;more than five lines, For Sale; To Ir
g.—.i. .St,ephensore
Mr. Geo. Jeffrey is on the sick ( Mr. leathain Pecke on Tussdt Y al-
Reof
.tent, or Wanted, Lost, Found, ete,,
each insertion 25a.
• Local Reading notices, etc., 10e,
leer line per insertion. No notice
;Fess than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c.
Legal advertising 10c. and 5c. a
$ihxe.
Auction Sales, $1 for one inser-
tion and $1.50 for two insertions
If moderate size.
Professional Cards not, exceeding
Y inch, $9 per year,
Address all communications io
THE HERALD PRINTING CO.
• ZURICH, ONTARIO.
QED
Cream, s '+�,
s,
Butter er o p it e
tgh t ash
Mr. John Leslie is able to be out
,again after his recent illness.
Mies Ruth Keys returned home
after a pleasant visit with friends
at Chiselhurst.
Quilting bees are the order of
the day.
Mr, Mike Kennet returned home
last week after a pleasant visit
with friends down east.
Please take notice that the reg-
ular meeting of the Blake Wom-
en's Institute will be held at the
home of Mrs. H. C. Zpafe on Mae.
18th instead of ]lar. 11th. All
ladies are welcome.
The following is a list of the
monthly shipment of Red Cross
work sent in by the Institute —
9 pair socks, 1 child's sweater, 1
pr. Mitts, 7 wash cloths, 19 scarfs
39 pair' stockings. Total value
$63.44.
ADDRESS AND PRESENT-
ATION
On Wednesday evening of last) Be'.'G. F. Brown
week the members of Blake Pres- attended the BrownBergerly wed
•t' assembled' Tuesday
at the home o Mr. AS Wednesday
Fake kala
POULTRY TAKi.:l EVERY SAT -
U; _DAY
1757 s '_BMW
Phone T1 Oh
qPo 1 meet
Fresh and Salt Meats
Eoicgra Souse€.'ss, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS
7115.1
wi � n & was spent in social intercourseU
lunch being s y'
HIGH
1 p.
'Zurich.
HOUSE FOR SALE
Fine residental property inlx Zur-
ich, has been placed in my
for sale, On the premises is a,
FARM FOR SALE
bytes' an congregation dung on 150 -acre farm, consisting of lot 5,
f and Mrs W J I h Vr d esday was observed by.
Stevens where Rev. D. Johnston by special services and marked the and e -ht. lot 6, eon. 9, Hay. This
a few well chosen words called Mrs, beginning of Lents. is a splen lid farm. Land is in per
Stevens forward and Miss Clara Messrs •W F. Braun and Ids, feet shape, 7 acres good bush on
;Zapfe read an address and Miss Silber visited their respective premises• Good frame house,
Margaret McBride presented to bank barn, and other out buildings
her a well filled purse In token homes in Crediton over Sunday. Will be sold reasonable owing to
of appreciation for, her assistance" Miss E. Voelsing has returned ill health of owner. For further
as organist in the services of the, her Home in Hanover, oaf r •a F3irt ' 'tart ularS apply to Joseph Pos-
her
church during the past fourteen' week's visit with relatives here. ter, Jr., Babylon Line, R. R. No. 3,•
e
OF ALL K. 9 DS
EST CASH PRICE PAID
iifieisK
Li
I years. Mrs. Stevens made a feel- I •_.
ing reply expressive of her life
long attachment to the church, she k
-was about to leave, and had the
abundant satisfaction of being able
to say "I have done what I could
The remainder of the -evening
01 w
w Te epherne
ore t ri
are hie
' served b the ladies Get your copy at your cent
Dal c� "elle u h egation: Mr and
of the congregation:.
YOUR EVES
FMrs, Stevens are soon to leave for office, Zurich or Dashwood,
1• + -� their ne« home which they have
ral
recently purchased from Mr. Ed. X20 acrFARM FOR SALE
• es on Bauble Line, L. R,
1 Morrison on the 2nd. concession of
'Stle
Following is the address ;—
Call c'i ir+ have -themDear Friend;—
T' E E I FREE We the members and adher-
ents of the Presbyterian • Church,
Special Prices tor a. limited time- Blake, desire to express to you
only 1 our high esteem for you and your
E. con , Hay, 234. miles south of St.
Joseph. Good 2•.etory brick house
and good bank barn, 42x66, new-
ly :shingled, with cement stables
and in first class repair. Land
all improved. For particulars ap-
ply on premises, E. Hendrick,
High grade gold silted frames, i family and our deep appre'ciatain i proprietor,
]best ground lenses, Reg. $6.00 for of the Christian Services you
$5.00 have so freely given in the church I �,o_
-
High grade Silver Al.uminico fr- ' and in the Community. We are, The coal -famine is over for the
'aims best ground lenses. Beg' indeed sorry that you and your ;pre:sena, Town and ourtro can
1¢5.00 for $1.00. . ' worthy husband are so soon to supplied. We have on
:Best quality finger piece mounts leave us. We feel that now nt yourre-i hand a good supply of hard and.
Uo1d filled. Reg. x6.00 for $5.00. moval from us wi11 be a distinct soft coal.,
al,
Satisfaction always guaranteed, loss to the church and to the come'
Ouriieh, 33pd.
AUCTION SALE
Of Cow, Hens, Implements and
Household Furniture at lot 9, con.
11, Stanley, ion Tuesday, March, 11
at 1 o'clock, P, M. E. Bossen-
berry, auctioneer; William Stog
dill, proprietor{.
•
g� r-. mu!nity-
� . b I In the .sabbath Schooi, in the Wo
jeweller and t t • t l m,e,,'s Missionary society and in all
hovel ovingly and efficiently ser- I DEALER IN
ode sits the life and wort: of the church you
COMB TEA
Dalt.
l
I ; sed your Lord and Master.
shall indeed miss you in the lead Delaware & Hudson Co.'s
f .the: praise of God which you
We
ing 0
FABEB ,RAy HAIR haY*e so officientiy done for the, 4c
p int fourteen years, in this too you'i�'C,� ERAL
'`a
'Zurich Book Room
BIBLES, TESTAMENTS, BOOKS,
FANCY AND PLAIN WRITING
PAPER
NORD,H {IMER PIANOS, PHONO
LA GRAMOPHONNESLRS CORDS
FOUNTAIN PENS, FANCY PAPER
TABLE NAPKINS.
LARGE SUPPLY OF SACRED
AND SECULAR MUSIC, Etc.
Book o..Lutheran
na in
Luthel an P r• s+Znage
�F••i•6 -f�•1•o�•'r• i + •i ' ,+ l ..> .;.s,.4..9 l••i :•+ '
have been faithful, and we wish
so Naturally Nobody ' all Hiatt you have clone in this ,Phone House or Office—No, 10. ,
can Tell. Way for the praise and glory of ...•,., -..
you to know that we have appree EN SALL
If Mixed with Sulphur it Darkens fated more than words can express
1 our God.
Grandmother kept her hair beauti- ks a token of our love and es -
fully darkened, glossy and attractive
u and of our appreci-
•with a brew of Sage Tea andSulphur.
°Whenever her a r oo � , thi sin „
faded or
rde mixture -was applied with 'wonder- this purse, as a little gift that
attractive
term for yOu
i took on that dull,aticvn of your labors of love a
streaked appearance,this mong us, we ask you to accept of l
f2u1 effect. 13y asking at any drug
store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur may help you to remember that in
Compound," you will get a larger bot- the old church and congregation
tie of this old-time recipe, p where your days and years have
'by the addition of other ingredients, all you have fri-
littlecost,This bran thus far spent, y
to restore natural color and beauty to love you and whose prayer follow
the hair. bl-
A well-known downtown druggist you that God may abumdani:ly7ur
Tea dy to use, at very
simple mixture can be depended upon ends tried'', and true who dearly
*says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and eas you tend yours and when t
Sulphur Compound now because it works here are finished that we
.darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell it has been applied-- may all meet in that blessed home
It's so easy to use, too. You simply beyond, where they never say
dampen a comb or soft brush and aC,00cl-hve�'
(draw it through your hair, taking ones
Istraizd at a time. By morning the Blake, Pel), 20th, 1919, d Pres, hair disappears, alter another SIGNED,—A. 3, McDonald
eppileatloii or two, it is restored to its W. kI S., Jelin A. Manson, elect.
aiiatural color and looks glossy, soft '
thrid beautiful'. This preparation is a of Session; W. A. Tough, Sup. 5•
4:1,eIightfu1 toilet requisite, It not ftt .•. �'1*nl. �'�tnie, c"1"1 -all, B�. M.
tended for the cure, mitigation • or prof }
int,:,,p r~f disea ; .
IF RACK eHURTS
R USE
CREAMVI FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
Tells How To Get Quicg Relief
from Head -Colds. It's Splendid!
yIn one minute your clogged nostrils
will open, the air passages of your head
will clear and you can breathe freely.
No more hawking, snnilting, blowing,
headache, dryness. No strugglingc for.
breath at night, your cold or catarrh
will be gone.
Get a small bottle of 'Ely's Grease
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, nntisepte,
Healing cream in your nostrils. It pen-
etrates through every air passage of the
bead, soothesthe inflamed or solle
mucous membrane and relief comes in-
atantly,
It's lust fine. ! Don't stay ;stufteasu.
with a cold. or nasty atsrrb:liei;
leome5 acr rufokly3 :�,, 5ile K._,.'
elaT
32 Volts, Semi -Automatic r
ELECTRICITY APPEALS TO YOU TO -DAY BECAUSE IT IS.
USEFUL, ECONOMICAL, SAFE, CONVENIENT AND RELIABLE.
ELECTRICITY WHICH HAS RIETIOILUTI'ONIIZE D 'WORKING,
AND LIVING CONDITIONS IN THE CITIES HAS NOW THE;
SAME INFLUENCE IN THE COUNTRY ON THE FARM.
A Northern Electric Power and Light
Plant on your farm
Will light 'your house, stable anddaiiry.
Will run a separator or churn.
'Will wash the clothes avid do the
Will run the sewing .machine.
Will operate a toaster
Will- operate a varum cleaner
Will pump water for your house
Will charg:e automobile batteries.
It will make wife's work easy and reduce
The most complete plant on the market to -day.
Not a single plant but a line of plants.
A size for every prospect.
4 . a. &less
leaning.
and batenc.
household expenses.
Agent
Eat loss meat if Kidneys feel like lead
or Bladder bothers you—Meat
forute =IC acid,
Most folks forget that the lddneye,
tike the bowels, get sluggish and clogged
and need +a hushing occasionally, else we
have backache and drill misery in the
kidney region, severe headaches, rheu-
matic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach,
sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder disc
orders.
You simply must keep your kidney
active and clean, and the moment you
'feel an ache or pent in the kidney
region, get about four ounces of Jed
Salts from any good drug store here,
take a tablespoonful in a glass of water
before 'breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and is harmless to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate then to normal
activity. It also neutralizes the • acids
an the urine so it no longer irritates,
thus ending blaclder disorders.
Sad Salts .is harmless; inexpensive;
makes a delightful effervescent MIAs?water drink w bleb everybody should take
n race` and then to Lees)
their kidneys clam,
thus avoiding serious complications.
A well-known local druggist says he
Ll sells lots of Jail Salts to folks' who believe
in overcoming; fcidxioy trouble 1ifb12 it, ag
• f only ixoutblo,
WAR -SAVINGS STAMPS ARE SOLD
Zarrich.
WHEREVER YOU SEE THID SIGH
uild a $$O .. ond
A Plan For
Investors--
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Little
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Dominionof foix,<k
wCerCertificate
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A. War -Savings Certificate, provided
free of charge with your first •
War -Savings Stamp, has spaces for
10 War -Savings Stamps.
A War -Savings Certificate with a
W-S.S. in each space is a Dominion
of Canada "bond" for the payment of
$50 on January lst, 1924.
And you env esi; ;fess than $41
to secure it --paying as it proves
convenient to you.
War -Savings Stamps cost $4.02
in March, $4.03 in April and.
$4.04 in May.
Fill up your THRIFT Card (16
Thrift Stamps at 25c. each). Thrift
Stamps earn no interest, but a filled
card represents $4 when you invest
in a War -Savings Stamp.
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AT AL1, lVi0NEY.Off2DSI2 Pos'r OFFliCE,S, BANKS, ETC.
tanmeameormansomurra
FOR SALE
Good 8 -roomed brick dwelling
with kitchen, in Zurich. Alsogarr-
�
den with plenty fruit trees. pl y
to Mrs. V. Boohems, Zurich, Ont.
4t33
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DENTIST
At
ZURRICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
pASHW0OD EVERY THURSDAY'
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