Zurich Herald, 1919-04-04, Page 4DASHWOOD.
RETURNED SOLDIERS
Our village and neighborhood
turned out to give a right loyal
welcome to Sapper Earl Guenther
QUALITY IN OUR FIELD
,hare arrived home, Last week CROPS
. Pte. .t1.l,rees Clark, Arthur Parker, The attainment of .quality in the
and Wm. McLean were weiceinert "worth while" of farming.
home, signaller Fred Clausen , Live -stock, the best of ther•i bre-
fforraeriy of Hens -til, Was also given ed, well fed and thrifty; fruit:,,,
Warms of subacription;`i1,25 per year who returned from the front on a healIS we13°1".i•large of ,size, rich in color and al-
. advance; $2.00 may be charged Saturday evening, A number of
.1'b& H »ns.ul Sprzng Show will be avor; crops vigorous, free from,
if not so paid, U. S, aubacriuti cars, loaded with friends, went held on April 8tH. weeds, productivenad pure of vac
i lDns $1,75 strictly ip advance. Na out to Exeter awhile a Jong , 1?i, A, W. Moir has sainted his, • iety, these things represent •4qual
Paper discontinued aontil all ar- procession of school children and farm on the 2nd con., ]lay, to Wm, ity," and its attainment should be,
Buchanan,
Mr. M. R. Rennie has moved in- the goat of our farming ambiti-
ons.
to R. Eacrett's dwelling on Ox-. As applied to field cprso it has
ford St, The house vacated `by to he considered in two ways, first
Ma Rennie is now occupied lay Mr, the quality of the standing :crop,
I. !warped Tlz,uraday afternoons
• razn the
HERALD PRINTING OFFICE
rears are paid unless et the option mounts met them on the way in.
Of the publisher. 'The date to The entire streets were filled
Which every subscription is paid tvitlz people all anxious to greet
is denoted on the label, the hero.
ADVERTISING RATES d
was crowded to overflowing. Ad- ed thcx flour and feed business•here had grain. The quality ofthe cr-
dresses of welcome were given by Mr, and Mrs. N. P. Warrener at- op in the field is determined by t
tended the funeral of the formers the, state of tilth and fertility that
father held at Clinton last week. the seed bed is in 'at the time of
I Bowling, and by the care given to
STANLEY .TOWNSHIP. ' the selection and cleaning of the
Beed
previous to seeding. Qual-
A reception was held in the town ity in the threshed grain is deter-
mined
hail, .Varna on `Thursday evening, mimed largely by the sante fact -
A publvc reception was hal in
, J. Patterson who has urchas-
Mr McIsaac's spacious hall whhci> p second, the quality of the area-
R,t
• Effective after Jan 1st, 1919,
• Display Advertising -Made known
n application. Revs. Graupner and Yager. Dr.
Stray Animals—One insertion 50e Taylor, Messrs Neeb and Howard.,
three insertions $1.00, after which Sapper Guenther made
Farm or Real Estate for • sale a reply:, A march -past was then
i0c. each insertion for one month held when the whole assembly
laf four insertions, 25c. for each gave him a warm hand -shake.
subsequent insertion. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Hey Sr., of
Miscellaneous articles of not Zurich, visited at the home of Mr,
more than five lines, For Sale, To and Nes, Fassold on Sunday,
Rent, or Wanted, Lost, Found, etc., Assessor E. Klopp was in our
each insertion 25a, village on Saturday.,
Local Reading notices, etc., roe. The sale of real estate and house
per line per insertion. No notice
Mess than 25c. Card of Thanks 50e,
Legal advertising 10c. and 5c. a
line.
Auction Sales, $1 for one inser-
ti,o'n and $1,50 for two insertions
if moderate size.
Professional Cards not exceeding
'1 inch, $G per year.
Address all communications to
THE HERALD PRINTING CO.
ZURICH, ONTARIO.
IN MEMORI.M
Stelek—In loving memory of
iWilliam Stelek, who departed this
life one year ago, April 7th 1918.
It is one year since that sad day, ghborhood over the week -encs.
When one eve loved was called Mrs. and Miss Laird spent the
away. week -end with friends in Zurich.
His weary hours and days of path, Mrs. Ed. Edighoffer and child -
And las troubled nights are past ren of Yale, Miele, are visiting in
Iles ever patien wornout frame, town.
,Has found sweet rest at last. -
1'he Moon and Stars are shining.
:On a lone and silent Grave,
Beneath lies the one we loved
But whom we could not save,
Wife and Daughters.
hold effects of the late J. Kuntz
was held an Saturday, Mr. John
Kraft our popular shooman bou-
ght the house and will soon move
into it. Mr. G. Koch. who is now,
at the flax mill intends soon to
move to the village,
Arrangements are now comple-
f h.idkig a School Fair
March 27th to welcome hotne one i ors
of our heroes, from the battlefields
of France, in the person of Jack
McKenzie, son of Mr. R. Me.
Vigourous plants are essentiall
for the production of large, pl-
ump grain, and these can only be
Kenzie of Varna. Jack enlisted : produced in a `well tilled fertile
out West two or three years ago l seed bed and by a vigourous var-
and was not able to get home to' , iety which is the product of care -
see his friends before going over- Jul breediing and selection. The
spas. purity and uniformity of a var-
It is little wonder his friends are , iety can be maintained only by
glad to see him safe home again„ , consistent through the medium of
During the evening he was prese- the ,seed -plot and the fanning--
rned with a club -bag and set of aro.Mi.itary brushes, an entertainment To produce quality in our crops
cc.0 or o i of music and speeches was given attention must be gi,=en to all the
in our village in September. A and lunch d was served by the lafactors enumerated, while the
number of schools have joined.
Home and School gardens are LeS neglect of any will result in a crop
planned for and every effort isOur schools and churches are inferior in appearance, yield and
•closed on account of an outbreak reproductive power.
be. ng •
made to make this the of the flu.
elnt of the season. The prize- Some of our farmers got §oma
list is now basmadeout. spriing wheat sowed a week ago,
Mr, and Mrs.. Sol Martin visited but it is not up yet•. Gess the we -
friends in the village on Sunday. other is too cold.
Misses Truemmer and Lipphardt
of Zurich, were visiting in the nei- CREDITON
tr
Sire county council appoint-
ed a delegatio z to wait on the On-
tario Govern, -lent asking that
dog taxes by pooled• with the co- ending a few days this wee in e`,einin.g„
unity so that vilagesl and towns Seaforth'.
Will be compelled to pay a port- Miss Queenia Hodgins of Cred-
iotn of the cost of sheep killed by I iton was a week -end visitor in
dogs. It is claimed that many of town
the sheep killed are by dogs from
?'villages and towns.
Mrs, J Kellerman spent Satur-
day and Sunday in London.
Mr. Norman Kellerman and dau-
ghter Kathleen of Kitchener visit-
ed with the former's parents this
week.
Mrs. Schaab of Waterloo is vis-
iting with Mr. and Mrs, W.m
Ehlers.
S. Finkbeiner of Sarnia visited
his mother here last week.
Farmers have been making map, mot only in increased yields and
le syrup. larger profits, but in the satisfac-
Norman Vincent has Moved into tion that a'tends the application
Barriing weather injury, quality
and yield go together. Large
yields per acre generally go hand
yiin hand with grain of bauetiful
appearance and uniform excellence,
and vice versa. The farmer thus
receives r'enerous remuneration
for his 1 tborm but what is more
importaan', in striving for quality
he will f'id his greatest reward,
hes new farm on the 16th con, which
he purchased from Simon Morlock,
Christian Link, of Linkviile,Mich.
passed away on March 24th, aged
72 years. He was formerly. a re-
sident of this village. •
Miss Pearl Geiser of Toledo, 0.,
visited her home here last st=eek.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Merrier rae sp-
Pte• WmI, Sims was welcomed
home from overseas the desairea
It takes approximately one and
at half cords of wood to make a
ton of paper, which delivered, co-
ats the weekly papers considera-
Mrs. Ed. G. Kraft is visiting in
London a few weeks
EXETER
At a meeting of the Men's Olub
of Trivitt Memorial church a re-
solution was passed opposing race
__ track gambh ng
of intedlieent and concentrated ef-
f-_
HOUSE FOR SALE
Fine res dental property in Zur-
ich, has been placed in my hands
for sale, On the premises is a
good 2 -story modern brick resi-
dence and also a large brick st-
able, all in good repair. Plenty
ofegood drinking wvater. • For
particulars apply to A F. Hess,
'Zurich.
• FARM'OR SALE
100 acres, in good state of cul-
tivation and well drained, two
good barns, one new; pig pen
L Hardy recently received the i and chicken house.
BLAKE. Good brick house, Good location
__ _ sad news of the death of his Uro- beiing two and a hail miles south
A Social and Presentation was don J Charles J. Hardy, of Lom- ( r
I b H�elnsall and two and a half
• o xe eI Ind h� if a mile
SAW LOG
OF ALL KINDS
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID
TAWE1bLieiI, zrich
held iIn the Blake church last Fri- The Exeter Bo�vl;ng Club has miles from E t •, , 1
b1y- over one hundred dollars. Take day night when Pte, Thos, Johnst- been re -organized for the year!, i from London Road. Reasonable
'off the price of a cord and a half: ox, and Pte. M. Johnston, returned Exeter nave a royal welcome to' terms. For particulars apply to
of wood and you get some idea of soldiers, were presented with war a Exeter
returned heroes. ;:Herald Office
how costly is the process of main-; Memento's. A short programme Miss nFumber
Scott of Exeter and;, " - ` `" " asa°°,,,,,,,.,: v ae•.•g
papeure, or how much profit the was enjoyed after which lunch was Kenneth ..McKellar of Cromarty ' ;
paper combine has, vel aril a very pleasant tin d at thePresbyterian I =' Hopes omen Will
+--^i•
ser u were married s
was spent by the large
number on March 26th
who had come to do honor to our manse
•i
NEW ADS — J. Gasclio ta Son, young heroes. Mrs, Eli Snell passed away on a Adopi
UKHabit
os. S. Bedard, Oscra Kopp, A. Mr, and Mrs. Mark Drysdale of ( March 22nd .after a few months 1 l' . E' r
illness.
Meliek, Melick and Brown, Hy. Gal
at the
spent Wednesday evening S Purdom and A. Campbell have'
• at the lzomo of Mr. R. Allan. 1lkeln over the Overland agency
Glass of hot water each morn -
DRUGShome of 11Ir. Jas Allan
As We1 As Men
r an rs
z —
M d M J A Carnne and
children spent Saturday at the here, !s
EXCITE YOUR
JEJNEYS, USE SATS
If your Back is aching or Bladder
bothers, d ?,nk lots of water
and eat less meat.
When your kidneys hurt and your back
feels sore, don't get scared and proceed
to load your stomach with a lot of drugs
that excite the kidneys and irritate the
entire urinary tract, Keep your kidneys
clean like you keep your bowels clean,
lay flushing them with a mild, hermiess
salts which removes the body's urinous
waste and stimulates them to their nor -
anal activity, 'l'he function of the kid -
Mesa is to filter the blood, In 24 hours
they strain from it 600 grains of tieid
sired waste, so we eau readily understand
the vital importance of keeping the kid-
xieys active.
Drink lots of water—you can't drink
-too muck; also get from any pharmacist
7ebout four ounces of Jad Salts; take
a tablespoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast each morning for a few
.days and your kidneys will act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined
'with Lithia, and has been used for genera-
%ions to clean end stimulate clogged kid.
toys; also to neutralize the acids in
write so it no longer is a source of irri-
station, thus ending bladder weakness.
+Tad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in-
ure; makes a delightful effervescent
thia-water drink which everyone should
take now and then to keep their kid-
*eys clean and active. Try this, also
keep up the water drinking, and no
/doubt you will mender whet became of
•5rour kidney trouble and backaohc,
COUNTY' NEWS. I Ing helps us look and feel
township. Happy, bright, alert—vigorous and
Pte. aril' on Johnston, who is tar- Seaforth has organized a golf ; vivacious—a good clear skin; a nat-
i,ng treatment at Burlington, sp-I I ural, rosy complexion and freedom
ant the weekend under the paean-' club„ 1 from illness are assured only by
tal roof, Judgement was reserved in a' clean, healthy blood. If only every
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Consitt, of I suit against the Township of Bid-; woman and likewise every man could.
Rills Green spent Sunday at the dulph brought by Messrs. Hudson i realize the wonders of the morning
E inside bath, what , : ratifying change
home of Mr. H. C. �Gapfe. : anti Havrey to recover 112805,60, would take place
Miss Foster of the Babylon line the loss of '08 rains alleged to ]navel ' Instead of the thousands of sickly,
spent a few days last week at been killed by dogs. Evidence anaemic -looking men, women and
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lang which took more than two ,sessi-'; -girls with pasty or muddy complex-
theons of the Spring Assizes to hear, ; ions; instead of the multitudes of
ion
clean, sweet, fresh,
thison I Smallpox of a mild type has
Mr. D. Haugh of Dashwood cal-
led on friends in vicinity made its appearance in .Ashfield : • 9
Sunday I
roster. was concluded last Saturday mor -
Mr. and Mrs. John Parke enter- •
,Hing. The hinges on the quest-
tamed a number of friends to a ion whether some of the sheep slid
birthday party last Friday night.
Mrs, Geo, Armstrong and t:hild- 'not die from. a disease instead of
ori b do
ren of Bru.cefield spent the week- from w r y ,ng y gs•
end with the former's parents,Mr. Mrs. Susan Wyatt of Clandeboye spoonful of limestone phosphate in it
and Mrs. H. C. ,Zapfe. who died recently left an estate of to wash from the stomach, liver, kid -
Pte. Thos. Johnston, aceompan- $16,680, and authorizes bequests of neys and ten yards of bowels the pre-
ied by his brothel', Gordon, left on $2,000 to St, James Anglican Church vious day's indigestible waste, sour
Monday for New Ontario. Claindeboye, $•4,000 to "the poor fermentations and poisons, thus
The regular meeting of the and needy" and $500 to her nurse; cthe le n tees alimentary nd canalsbefore
Blake Wom:ens' Institute will be the balance going to various rel- putting more food into the stomach,
held at the home of Mrs. H. C. - atives including $4,000 to a grand Those subiect to sick headache, bil-
•Zapfe on April 8th, All ladies are n-ephew, Leslie Wainpole, 0 lousness, nasty breath, rheumatism,
"nerve wrecks," "rundowns," "brain
fags" and pessimists we. should see a
virile, optimistic throng of rosy
checked people everywhere.
An inside bath is had by, drinking,
each morning before breakfast, a
glass of real hot water with a tea -
I CT
Light
welcome.
. srai 4LL .
• 1 - colds; and particulary tbose who have
VOTER FOR IIARBct1' a pallid, sallow complexion and who
Po e
ater
32 Volts, Semi -Automatic r
ELECTRICITY APPEALS TO YOU TO -DAY BECAUSE IT IS
USEFUL, ECONOMICAL, SAFE, CONVENIENT AND RELIABLE.
ELECTRICITY WHICH HA.S RIEtVW3LUTI'ON11ZE D 'WORKING•
AND LIVING CONDITIONS IN THE CITIES HAS NOW THEW
SAME INFLUENCE IN THE COUNTRY ON TRE FARM.
A Northern Electric Power and Light
Plant on your farm.
Will light your house, stable anddairy.
Will run a separator or churn.
Will wash the clothes 'and do the ia'olning.
Will run the sewing machine.
Will operate atoaster
Will operate a varum cleaner
Will pump water for your house and barn!.
Will charge automobile batteries.
It will make wife's work easy and reduce household expenses.
The most complete plant on the market to -day.
Not a 'single plant but a line of plants,
A size for every prospect.
WOR'KS'. are constipated very often, r are
urged to obtain a quarter pound of
limestone phosphate at the drug store
;which will cost but a trifle but is
sufficient to demonstrate the quick
and remarkable change in both health
and appearance awaiting those who
practice internal sanitation. We must
The estimate presented in the
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Smallacombe Houde of Commons at Ottawa last
and family left last week for the week contain the following votes
west where they will make their for Drake Huron harbors,
futurI' hom10,, t tBayfield, repairs to pier, $3,800,
Win, Murdoch has returned from, Goderich, rep. to clocks $2,700, remember that inside cleanliness is
n few months visit with relatives 1 Grand Bend, rep to dock, $1,250 !more important then outside, be-
at St. Thomas. Kincardine, rep, to piers $2,400. cause the skin does not absorb impur-
Doin't miss the big concert int Port Blgi'n rep^ to waif, $5,000- .hies to contamiizrie the blood, while
the Town Hall next Monday night I Southahmptbn, repairs to herb'. .do pores in. the thirty feet of bowels
>lore of the boys from overseas , or works, $6,000,
Agent Ens
Zurich
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11'OR SALE
Good 8 -roomed brick dwelling
with kitchen, in 'Zurich, Also gar.
den with plenty fruit trees. " Apply
to Mrs, V. Koohems, Zurich, Ont.
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