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FOR SALE BY
MELICK 8: BRAUN ZURICH
D TIEMAN DASHWOOD
AGREAT comfort in the heat
of summer! No hot range
to bother with—no shaking down
—no ashes to carry out. No
wicks fuel is cheape than kerosene.
THE HERALD
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Issued Thursday afternoon®
from the
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APVBRTISIN a RATES
ffective after Jan 1st, 1
Display Advertising -Made
Idea application.
Stray Axlimall—One inser
three insertions $1.00.
Farm or Real Estate for
60c. each insertion for one t m v M Maly
le, son of Mr. Joseph Houle of i Tenders for the construction of
Point, were united in marriage`! a retailni'ig wall on part of the The most complete plant on the market to -day.
w ready. Dashwood plays II North pi r, Bayfield, are being ad Nota single plant but a line of plants.
Rev Father Rondott officiated.
DASHWOOD
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Last Sunday was observed as
Mother's Day in our ehurehes.Rev.
Eric Anderson of y field preach-
ed
ed veryappropriate
Goshen, Kippen and Varna,
Miss Eliza Robinson has returned
to her duties at Victoria Hospital.
London, after .spending a pleasant
vacation at her home here.
Seeding will be practically all
done this week. Quite a large
acreage of spring wheat has been
sown. ' A large number of farm-
ers are quitting the beans a
alto-
gether, others are sowing only
limited area.
DRYSDALE.
The farmers were glad it to help
see
the rain on Sunday,
to bring up the crops.
Miss Maggie Bedour started to
work for Louis Durandon u backonday.
We are glad to see y
Mag-
gie.
Mr, and •Mrs. Alcid Houle Mpft
for Big Point on Wednesday, who
re they intend making their fut-
ure home, as Mr. Houle is a farmer
Their many friends wish them
great success. spend
Quite a •number of boys p
Saturday evening at Zurich at -
was done.
A town baseball Ieague has
been organized here. • y
Two carloads of our boys were Mrs.B.W.F. Beavers, count
over to Crediton last Friday eve l president of the W.. C. T. U., -was
organizing for a baseball League ill Centralia and organized a W:
The following ea U in that village.
Crediton p2) Exetel. V 1, C Z
919.
known
tion 50e
sale
month
ELECTRICITY
Light
have teams were repre-
sented; , ,,Exeter stores will a half I tending the show.
Dashwood 1. The following ofd during June, July acid I Mrs. J. S. Bedard was visiting
Pres.fi
Fred holiday relatives up north for a few
Eters were elreted;a ust4
Silber, Vice -Pres„ Leonard Heist,' XM A. G. Kuhn is able to be days, of the ].4th,
Sec. Trees, Chester Mawhinney, an again after his recent illness M Willie Denomy
overhead advisory committee was; out ag of last week con. spent On Monday
appointed, one tape were marketed e ,
Mr.at the home of
330 Sunday
tea
representing
each here, the lar- Mr. J. S. Bedard.
tp ' G. S. Howard; hogsCrediton.
Dashwood, gest number ever brought to the
Lorne Brown and Cecil g
Centralia, Chas Anderson statior, for shipment,. $21.50 per COUNTY NEWS.
Power
'Water
Jones cwt. was paid,
Exeter, -----'�-- It is expected that Hot. Dr.
DRYSDALE Cody, Minister of Education, will
The league decided to draw ,st=1
rict rules of conduct
0
and will en � -- .t Goderich next Monday, to
--- visit give an ad -
game, i° to play a wean manly 5th
On Monday Morning, May > visit the schools and g'
game, A conduct referee will be dress before the Board of Trade.
wedding, The Robt. Bell Engine and Th -
the
and at the end of the S. Peter's church but epretty e scene
season a prize will be given the of a q reshingof Seaforth, is op -
the bet con- when Sarah Badour, daughter of Cd., h, in Regina,.
-hitch shows
• Badour, and Alc�de ' ming a bran
32 Volts, Semi -Automatic
ELECTRICITY APPEALS TO YOU TO -DAY BECAUSE IT IS
USEFUL, ECONOMICAL, SAFE, CONVENIENT AND RELIABLE.
ELECTRICITY WHICH H s.S RjE+Vr�ILUTI'ON'JOE D 'WORKING'
AND LIVING CONDITIONS IN T HE CITIES HASSAME INFLUENCE IN THE COUNTRY ON THE 'FARM NOW THE ,
A Northern Electric Power and Light
Plant on your farm
r
Will light your house, stable and dairy.
Will run a separator or churn.
Will wash the clothes and do
machine. the ironing.
Will run the sewing
Will operate a toaster
Will operate a vacum cleaner
Will pump water for your house and barn!.
Will charge automobile batteries.
Tt a*i11 make wife's work easy and reduce household expenses.
duct during the whole series of rs.
Of four insertions, 25c. for each ea ane is Flow
subsequent insertion; not games. The schedule of
Ex- Tig
ygila�.c as uu-- --
snore than five lines, For Sale,To e$er Friday evening. Let our
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'Rent, or Wanted, Lost, Found, etc., j citizens turn out and encourage The bride entered the church on
Localeac
it Reinsertion ? i• boys in the good work. the arm of her mother to the ,str-
1• our March, and
Reading notices, etc., t• el The Girl's basket ball team are aims d the wedding
looked hahidsom�e dressed in a
per line per insertion. No no is j
fess than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c.1
0 10c. and 5c. a
Legal advertising
Auction Sales, $1 for one inser- 1
tion and $1.50 for two insertions
£ mod' rte size.
Professional Cards not exceeding
1 inch, $6 per year.
Address all communications to
HERALD PRINTING CO.
vertised for the government.
DIED
Baker—At Dashwood, on May 4th,
hter
also getting ready and soon will sere with hat nod Kathleen Margarita, daug
suit of navy g Miss M`aggte
play theiranfirst game•shoes to of hMr,ie and Mrs. 'te,, dau d Bak
Mr, and Mre R. ties in of Zurich Badour made ca pretty bridesmaid' erg aged 18 days.
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visited with relative in town Sun- gowned in green Georgette. Or-
day. vine Houle ably assisted the
Mr. load offermalb has received hay groom. .After the ceremony .the
'couple. followed by a*�i�'u�5�=
a car lumber and is hav-
Eng it stored at the factory. beppof friends motored to the
Miss Hilda Rader of Detroit Pres- home of the bride's mother where
visiting with her parents at P ' all partook of an elaborately pre-
elnt. Quarter')
pared dinner. The bride and gr -
services will be COs- oom were the recipients of many
ZURICH. ONTARIO. t d b Rev Litt in the Evan- costly gifts which testify to the e
CREDITON.
Pte. Wrn. Beaver of a Highland
-regiment returned home recently.
He saw servi^e in the war since
1915.
Mother's Day was observed in
our churches last Sunday by spec-
ial services.
Mrs. A.. Ganser, of Detroit, H_
sSrveitzer and R. g
'English, of Kit-
chener a'ndr. and attended Mrs.
thHaylock funeral
f London,
of the late John Sweitzer.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Whiting,
returned P7's i ne the ies fr m ofMr.
are visiting
and Mrs J. Holtzman.
A S. S. baseball league has
been formed by teams representing
the following; Crediton, Evangel-
ical; Crediton, Methodist; Dash-
wood. Evangelical; Centralia,
Methodist,
due ec y
geli.cal church on Sundaya evening. ,esteem in which they are he
Mr. S. Oestrei+cher spent the Mr. and Mrs. Houle will reside on
week -end in Kitchener. the fine farm in Big Point.
Mr, and Mrs. R. Seldon of Exet
er and Dr. and Mrs. G. Seldon of
Vancouver called on friends in
town Sunday. completed for
Seeding is about comp
this year. Some complain of the
seeded barley rotting.
Mrs,. J. E. Hoffman `ofthpvrelati-
ves
ost spent a few day
s here:
Mrs P. M. Humble and little
daughter of Sarnia, are visiting
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Finkbein er.
----4.---
Mr. and Mrs, Mark Drysdale, of
--- Hensali, spent Saturday at the
home of Mr. R. Allan.
Thos Times Office narrowly es- Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Campbell and
caped destruction by fire the oerth little daughter spent Monday aft -
day The window sill of one o 11 ernoon at the home of Mr. G.
BLAKE.
The 24th of May being a .pub-
lic holiday, our store will 'be
closed.—R. N. Douglas, Blake.
Mrs. Robert Douglas of Saska-
toon is at present visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Durand -and
other friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Edighoffer spent a few
days last week with. her son in
Zurich. N -
Miss Lillie Meyers returned home
after spending a few weeks on
the rear windows got on fire from
an unknown cause,. The fire
was put out before much damage
Will it Spread?
What? Fame or Paint?
Both.
Its fame has gone
broadcast and all
users know that it
spreads well under
the brush.
THE
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
PAINT
Covers Most, Looks Best,
Wears Longest,R9ost,Economical,
Full Measure.
Freekletord,
Mr, David Oesch is wearing a
smiling fnee, aa little girl has
come to brighten their home,
A size for every prospect.
Agent
E. G. Bess
Zurich
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rNSA1,l_
A large acreage of onions has
been planted here again this 'year.
Mrs Jas. Sparks, who spent the
winter months in Detroit, with
her daughter, Mabel, has returned
to her home here.
Cook 'Bros. have purchased the
cottage occupied by N. Blachford
from Dr. Beam, London.
Mr. Jas, Tapp, of Rodgervidle,,
has comic' to our village to, reside.
Mr. A. W. E. Hemphill has pur-
chased the drug store premises he
has had rented for some years.
The road oil for our streets has
arrived nail will be used as soon
as the streets are put into shape
for it.
The Jackson Mfg. Co., have en-
tered into an agreement with the
village of Bensall whereby they
iniewl to open up a branch here
ani employ 35 !;.ands.
Keep the dollar at home. 'item -
ember a dollar sunt away from
home is list to the community.
Bo patriotic, support the home
,stores,
STADE & WEIDO VJFUCH
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Does a Farmer Need
TluTruck
practically les next doori
the
market.
He has a choice ,of markets.
He.becomes more independent.
He can market his goods when
and where he pleases.
He sells his crop to the very best
advantage.
And his hauling costs him less—
in labor and money.
It is not only, cheaper to haul
with a •Fordo Truck than with a
team and wagon, it is quicker, it is
easier work. cost of running a For Truck,
Consider the time and labor the you lose on the road; the money you
by being so far from the best
farmer can save with a Ford Truck. lose by There is only me conclusionhet
With a team the trip to'town takes maryou can come to. You will have a Ford
the better part of day. Trucl�.
A Ford Truck makes the same
trip in two or three hours.
When labor is so scarce, what
farmer can. afford to daY of his valuable waste dy,
afterme?
Ford Trucks Complete with'
Body and Enclosed Cab
Ford One -Ton Trucks are now sup -
if desired,
standard
bodies 1opeS,theake Body and
the Express BOdy.
be standard
upplied with or dwithout dog rs, as
desired.
See these complete Ford Trucks:
Consider the matter from every! t g e:
the cost of'feeding horses agae
• inst
time
Standard Ford Boding
Price (chassis ball) . ttra. ('get our prices
$750 f. 0.16. Ford, Ont.'� �,'p�rYp�! �
Dealers Hensal -.
Cook Bros.,
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