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Fresh and Salt Meats
Ikiegca Sau®ages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS & RIDES
angb ut CS ,,
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WANTED
Cream, Eggs,
Butter and. Poultry
2I .g est Cash
rig 3 Pali&
POULTRY TAKEN EVERY SAT-
URDAY
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Phone 04 Zurich
The coal ,famine is over for the
present, Town and country can
now be ,supplied. We have on
hand a. good supply of hard and
soft coal„
Om kui
DEALER IN
Delaware & HudsonCo.'s
LACKWYAN COAL
HENSALL ONT.
Phone House of Office—No. 10.
COUNTER CHECK BOOKS
Do not let your supply of Cola
nter Check Books run too low.
We sell Appleford's check books,
first-class in every respect. Let
us have your order.
Herald Press, Zurich, Ont
GLASS OF SALTS If
YOUR KIDNEYS HURT
Sat leas meat if yon feel Backaohy or
have Bladder trouble—Salts
fine for Kidneys.
Meat form's uric acid 'lvhieli a.ceited
and overworks the kidneys in their efforts
to filter it from the system. Regular eat-
ers of meat must hush the kidneys occa-
sionally. You must relieve them like you
relieve your bowels; removing all the
acids, waste and poison, else you feel a
mull misery in the kidney region, sharp
Trains in the back or sick headaehe, diz-
ziness, your stomach sours, tongue is
coated and when the weather is bad you
Slave rheumatica twinges. The urine is
cloudy, full of sediment; the channels
often get irritated, obliging you to get
sip two or three times during the night.
To neutralize these irritating acids
and flash off the body's urinous waste
get about four ounces of Jad Salts
Isom any pharmacy; take a table-
spoonful in a glass of water before break-
fast for a few days and your kidneys will
'then act flue and bladder disorders dia.
appear. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice, com-
bined with lithia, and has been used for
generations to clean and stimulate slug-
gish kidneys and stop bladder irritation.
(Tad Salts is ine:spe>lsivei harmless and
snakes a delightful efferveseent litltia-
"water drink which millions of men and
`avomen take now and than, thus avoiding
0°11o4 kidney and bladder di ea
Miss lila Well of Toton:to, is visit-•
in•
t o
wt 1teL 1, iraa here.
Miss Fanny "'reeler of Strat:ord
visittd tit the horns of J.Preoter.1
Mr. IL G. Iltes made a business
trip to London on Tuesday.
Miss Rassolei of Dashwood cal-
led on friends in town over Sun -
Dr .• B. liaadie
LUN:l'.las111'
At
'Z171ilt.li EViU 2 W1SDN1 S.UAY
DASAWOOD EVERS. THURSDAY
MAIN OFF1C1+'• - /LEW'.\dela
aa)r,s lellit,Si :SrUPI CIL
The Council oe ,Stephen eonven-
day. •ed in the Town Hall, Ceedi:on, on
idr. and Mrs. Jaynes Green 'vis- Moirday, May 5th at 1 p. nr„ All
ited in and around Sea or:h, last members were present. The min
week. utes of the previous meeting were
Messrs. W, F, Braun and M. read .and adopted.
Eidber visited their, homes at Cred- Webb -Hayes; That the asses-
ito,n on Sunday sment roll and truant book for the
Littre Miss Margery Stewart is year 1919 as filed with the clerk be
visiting at the home of her grand- accepted and the assessor be paid
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James lis salary.
Green, Neeb-Penhale; That 13y -laws
The members of the 17yomens' ,to appoint Municipal officers and
Institute will meet at the home of power to borrow money to meet
Mrs. C. Fritz next Wednesday at current expenditure until the
1.30 o'clock. : taxes of 1919 are.coilected, having
Mr. and Mrs. J. Preeter, Mr. and been read three times be passed
Mrs. A.. Mende and Mr. G. Holtz- • and signed by the Reeve and Clerk
main attended the funeral of the; Hayes-Penhale; That a grant
late Mr. Sweltzer at Crediton on ' of $10 •be given to U.S.S. No. 16
(Sunday afternoons for promoting a Pubi e School
Mr. Alex. Challet has purchased ; "Pair subject that the Township of
the 61 -:acre farm on the Saubie !Hay gie es a uimilar grant.
'L'.-nts north of. Drysdale, from the Neeb-•Hayes;— That the Court
estate of, his late father, Augiust 1 of Revision of the Assessment Roll
be held inn the Town Hall, Crediton,
on Monday, the 26th inst at 1 p.m.
for the purpose of hearing appeals
against the assessment roll for
1919.
Peinhale-Hayes; That the Re -
the plays that never grows old eve sign the contract between the
and should draw a full house. ' Township of •Stephen and James
After May 15th the Sanitary In- R. Mallard for the purchase of as
spectors of MHay Township will gravel pit.
start out on their annual rounds A number of accounts were pas -
of inspection. Be prepared. Clean used,
up your back yards, alleys, isn, The Council adjourned to meet
fact dean up everywhere and ev-
erywhere
again in the 'Town Hall, Crediton
and everything.
The auction sale of the hay and -
pasture en the Fair grounds held
Monday evening was largely at-
tended, Ielr. J. Decher, Sr., was
the highest bidder. This was;
Mr. 0. Klapp's first public sale
,Challet, and gess immediate pos-
session;,
Palmer's famous Uncle Tornea
Cabin will be the attraction -in the
Towai Hall, (Zurich, Saturday ev-
ening, May 12th. This is one of
on May 26, at 1 p. m. when gravel
;Contracts will be let.
,Henry Eniber, CLERK.
BLAKE.
ei--dF
The regular meeting of the Blake outline of what he had been thr-
appeara:nce as a licensed auctionsWomen'sInstitute will be heid at oirgli lintel eating Canada over
er and he handled the sale like aalsohome of Mrs. R. N. Douglass three years ago. He gave, some
veteran. , Phivery nteres 1U information about
1VIav 13t1Z s being, thy, annual
DLI D
Baker—At T)aehwootl on May 4"1,
Kathleen Marguerite infant datr-
glrtez' of Mr. and Mrs. R. Baker,
aged'' 2 weeks.
MARRIED
E'la*thane--Wiliest -In Dash wad,
on May let, Miss Carrie j.ra rnb
aeh to Mr. Llinor. \Valeri,
Hulas-Bedard—At Drysdale, on,
May 5th, by Rev. A. lionciat, Miss
Sarah, Bedard to Iv1r. Hi_al or
,Chatham.
Jei:frey—liedard—At Drysdale, on
May ulh, by Rev. A.. !tondo;, :Mas
Raeehel Bethnal to Mr. G. Jet.-
fiey, both of Hay Township.
L —I—����— e—�aA—y-.p._7�,y
1N rilE v,Ei'aZIAl
Mt:B it1e-1n lot•itig memory of
our (fear Sattler and nusoaed, 3...in-
us1 SeeBr.ds, who p.iseed away one
year ago to -stay, May 6_11, Lula.
One, year has passes since that sad
day,
God tailed tilt one we loved a-
way;
Forget n.im, No, we never will,
As years roll on we love ham
.still.
Friends may think that we :or -
get him;
When at tines they see us smile,
But they little know thesorrow,
Which that smile hides. all the
while.
—Loving wife, sons and da,uglt-
t•ers.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Last Friday evening a reception
was held in the Goshen church to
welcome home some of our Sol-
dier boys, two of whom, Joe Skil-
ton and Charlie Pratt arrived here
from overseas last week, Each
of these boys was prezen el with a
signet ring and a pair of cuff links
ands Frank Boyce, who arrived .
home some time ago, was pres-
:emted. with a signet ring.
A'nice little• program was given
the most interesting part of
which was an address given by
Joe Skilton in which he have an
The Ontario Government has de- Meeting, it is ver y important that
tided to take over ail stored lig- all members be present. The roll
uors held by vendors in the pro- call will be responded to by paying
vince within one month, their the fees. Ali ladies are welcome.
licensee having run out April 1st' Mrs. Jas. Corrine spent Monday
and No new ones will be issued. Allwith friends in the "villager �.
these established have requested 1 Mr. and Mrs W. Kelly of. Lon -
not to put in any more draught don spent the week -end with fri-
whiskey, as the Government wish - cards on the Goshen line•
es to take over as little of this as • Mrs. Chas. Meyers and children
possible, as it intends that ail hal her daughter Mrs. Wm,
uor sold shall be in sealed bottles.; Ilay, ,near Iiiippen.,
All bot.ling necessary, such as that
Mr. Jacob Kipfer of Zurich has
of grin and rye, will be done in Tor -I rented Mr. Schenck's house and
onto by provincial officials. ma vied into it the end of ' last
Al arge crown assembled at tit
Aveel:, W e welcome Mr. and Mrs.
Exeter station to welcome Pte. j 1
Kipfer to our village .
Garnet Ford who returned from Mrs. \i m. Hay of Kippeut is vis -
ter
on Tuesday morning, a£- iting uncles the parental roof.
ter seraiug in Prance since to Mr. and Mrs. D. Gashco of Zurich
year ago last March. He spent spent Sunday with friends in this
all his time in France with the spent
horses on the Mess wagon, taking
food to the trenchesand at times
on the ammunition wagon. He
had the good -luck to drive the
same team the full time in France.
He had some close calls, the tenni
ahead of him was killed in one
advance killed the driver also. He
went overseas with the 161st IIur-
o+ns in the fall of 1916, In England
he tended Officer's Mounts. Ile
has not had a day's sickness or
a scratch since he left Canada, and'
reports a 'very rough trip at the
east end of the ocean trip.
REGISTRATION OF 'BIRT.EIS
In compliance with a request
from the Dominion Governmen.!,
Holn W. D. McPherson, Provincial
Secretary, introduced in the Leg-
ielature a new Registration Act,
affecting births, mfarriages and
deaths. According to the pro-
visions of the new Ac's, it is in-
cumbent upon every nurse, doctor,
clergyman, -undertaker :or any
other -person to supply the .Regis-
trar -General with such knowledge
relating to births, marriages or,
deaths as• may be desired by him.
Division Registrar's, in future;must
send is their reports monthly, ra-;
ther than quarterly as heretofore.
and in case Registrars. have no
returns, they must report the fact
If the Division Registrar is not
properly advised of a birth, mar-
riage or death, he must notify the
person responsible for the neglect,
and if the neglect continues for
over seven days, the Registrar -
General must be notified of the
Pact. All registrations must he
made by the parent or guardian.
Births at sea, where the mother
on her way to Canada, of births
across the border in hospital may,
henceforth, be registered in Ont-
ario and in case of a stillbirth`
the birth must be properly reg--
istered before the burial permit is
issued. 1
BEAVER MEADOW.
SCHOOL REPORT
Report for S. S. No. 12, Hay,
for the month of April. The
names are in order of merit.
Sr, 1V ;—Nelson Jeffrey.
:Jr, III;—Gei'trucle Schilbe, Lil-
lian Rosa, Theresa Meidinger.
Sr, II;—Greta Schilbe, Beatrice
Klopp, Ervin Saliilbe, Myrtle Masse
Jr. II ; I—Margaret Schilbe, Har
old Klopp, Agnes Meidinger, Hazel.
Masse, Gordan Miller, Elizabeth
Badour
Sr Pt. II;—Norman Fleisehau-
er, Melvin Schoch, Edgar Masse.
Jr. Pt. Ti;—Howard Klopp, Leo-
nard Merrier.
Sr. Pr ;—Mabel Haugh, Eleanor
Fleischauer.
Jr. Pr. a ;—Elmer Mases, Leonard
B eck er.
Jr. Pr.—Edith Klopp, Leonard
Steinbach, Harold Horner, Ora.
Schoch.
FOR SALE
Two second hand seed drills and
one cultivator. All in first-class
condition. L. Prang,
FOR SALE
Building, solid frame, 10;,26, suit-
able for hen stable, garage, etc.
Apply to C. Hartleib, Zurich.
►, FARM FOR $ALE
100 acres, in good state of cul
tivalion and Well drafted, two
good barna, one new; pig pen
and chicken house,
Good brick house, Good location
being two and a half miles south
of Hensall and two and a half
miles from Exeter, and half a mile
from London Road. Reasonable
terms. For particulars apply to
Herald Office.
FOR SALE
THRESHING LJ OTFIT
A 20-22 li. p Stratford traciton en
gine and Stratford separator com-
plete with feeder, cutter, blower
and elevator. All in first class
condition and used only six sea-
sor;s.
or particulars apply to Ed,
Reichert, Zurich, Phone 10 on 04.
ZURICH
ZURICH LIBRARY
Is Now Open. Hours:
Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoon and Fvening
2 to 5 and 7 t•.d t, clock.
Library at Miss Lydia
Faust's home.
Cernent Work
Am prepared to do anything i n
the way of building cement silos,
foundations, floors, bridges; walks
and all kinds of cement work.
.v.
BUSINESS CARDS
1'ROl'l)FOOT, KILI.ORAN, & COOKE.
l arriesore, Solicitors, Notaries
Public enc. (Vico, on i he Square, 2210door froiii llniniltoe St. tloderiob.
Pri,•a t o fends to loan at lowest rates
W. Faoven err, K O. .1. L. KirakItArr,
11..1. 1 erase
1i r,
Ooese will 1,0 ;u itin401 c,n Friday
sea n'^le.i,diti cif each w kik.
1ii
ANDRF, IFS; Notary Pal lin
Com missioner, Conveyancing,
Fire and Life Insurance. Agent
Corporation aril Canada Trust
Co Herald Office, Zurich,
OSCAR KLOPP
Licensed Auctioneee for .the Co-
unty of Hulse', Sass rondueted in
any part of t1i county. Charges
moderate• and satisfaction guar-
anteed Address Zurich., R. R. No.
2, or phone ,Zurich,
FOR SALE
Chevrolet automobile, 1617 model
has run about 4500 miles and in
good order. For particulars ap-
ply at Herald Office
Ata
buggy.
FORS SALE
bargain, second hand top
Apply to C. Fritz, Zur-
EGGS FOR HATCHING
White Leghorn eggs for hatch-
ing, 60 cents per setting. Also
Peerless Barred Rocks at $1.00 per
setting,.
Julius Thiel, Zurich'.
EGGS FOR H.A'T HATCHING
From pure bred S. C. White Leg
horns $1.00 per setting of 15.
G. Holteguan, Zurich.
EGGS FOR HATCHING
From Famous Shepherd Anconal
263 egg strain. Price $1. per
setting. If sent by mail $1.30. Ap-
ply to F. B. Meyers Zuriieh.
Get my prices, I EGGS
the, war., After the program nda i
White
ing. GO
presentation lunch was served by
the ladies and the evening was en-
, joyed by all.
Mr. J. E. LHar'nwell has been
E:a.pOit Ztad township clerk to fill
the 'vacancy caused by the death of
Mr. Robt. Richardson. Mr. Hera-
well will make a splendid eiesk
i as he filled the position with sat-
isiaction for a number of years
i before going West.
The official meeting of the
Varrna Circuit was held in the
Methodist church, Varnia, on i%lon-
; day ,evening. The finances were
found .to be in good shape. The
pastor's 'salary, $1.,100.00, l,e:'ng
paid in full. Mr. Wm. Ra.thwell,
who has held the office of Record
ingSteward for a number of ye-
ars, resigned, and Mr. Will Robin-
son was appointed to fill the pos-
itioln.
.A. vote of thanks and ;ippreei-
---- ation was given Mr. Rathwell by
the other members of the Board
for his many years of faithful ser -
Vice, to which he made a suitable
reply,
If your neighbor is prosperous„
let him prosper. Don'tg runt..
growl or grumble. Say a good
word for him and let him go at
that. .Don't be a knocker. Your
turn will cone, No one is the
whole show. If you see that the
town 15 moving along nicely, feel
good about it, Help things a-
long„ shove a little. Try to get
some of the benefit yourself. Don't
stand around like a chilly old
cadaver. Don't waste time feel-
ing sore because some fellow has
a little .more sand and sense than
you have, Do a little hustling
yourself, -Don't be a knocker, I,
S. H. Beacom, Teacher
SCHOOL REPORT
Report for S. S. No. 6, Hay, for
the month of April. Based on reg
ular attendance and perfect work.
Jr, IV ;—Discola Smith, Lylyan
Martin, Oscar Grob.
Se. III;—Charlotte Farwell,
Dorsi,na Foster.
Sr. II;—Anthony Rogier, Lu-
ella Farwell, Leonard Dabus, Ed-
ith Grob, Arthur Brisson, Cathar-
ine Hiuser, Edgar Foste,r Bruse
Rose.
Jr,11;—Leila Witmer, Lauren-
ce Regie(:,
Pt. II;— Orville Witmer; Geo-
rgina Foster.
Pt. I;—Anna. Marie Farwell, A-
bel Rinser, Alphonse Dabus,
D. I. Fowlie, teacher.
I OTICE.
$150,00 IN PRIZES
The Zurich Agricultural Society
have entered the Standing Field
Cron: Competition this year with
twci crops; Spring Wheat and
Oats. The fields foie both erops
must contain not less than five
acres each and competitors may
enter both erops for which the
following prizes will be paid; First
$20.00; Second, $15.00; Third, $12 00;
Fourth, $10.00; Fifth, $8.00; Sixth;
$6.00; Seventh, $4.00.
Tho Ontario Department of Agr-
ioulture will fui'iiisii , expert judg-
es.
All entries must be in the hands
of the Secretary not later than
May 20th, For .ontries forms and
further particulars apply to the
Secretary;
• Andrew F. HeaeiZui'leh.
Alex. Foster
Zurich.
FOR HATCHING
Leghorn eggs for hatch -
cents per setting of 13.
A, G. Ehnes, Zurich.
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ALL K,NDS
HIGHEST CASH PR/CEI PAD
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What i I You Do
With Vie
When you cash -in those
Victory Bond coupons on
May 1st exchange them
for their par value in War
Savings Stamps.
Your Country needs this
money in these days of
readjustment and recon-
struction.
The purchase of War Sav-
ings Stamps is an easy
Way for you to save, as
well as a patriotic duty.
Wari
a
701111r_.
War Savings Stamps
can be bet ht wher-
ever this sign is
displayed.
Ps
The Easiest ` •: ethod of Savin;,
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