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"NIL is a cheap fuel forsooking --No
IL/ ashes to clean up. No fires to build.
What could be less trouble?
A Florence Automatic with a VI cClary's Success oven will
give you the best bakings you ever produced.
No odor. No wicks to bother with.
Save fuel, have a cool kitchen.
Call and see the Florence in actual operation.
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"FLORENCE AUTOMATIC"
OIL COOK STOVES
FOR SALE BY
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THE HERALD DASHWOOD DitZYSDALE.
HILLSGREEN.
Captain and Mrs. J. L. Hagan of
.Chietago, spent the last week vise
tting tt Captain Hagan's mother,
Mrs. James Hagan, Parr Lille, Cap
tint Hagan enlisted with teh Am-
erican Medical Corps some twenty
two • months ago. but atter arriv-
ing in :England was transfered to
a British hospital and for ,eight -
en months was acting surgeon in
Fort Pith. surgical hospital, Chat-
ham, England. Captain and Mrs.
Hagan were on their way to Chic-
ago where Captain Hagan had a
good practice before going to
England.
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Issued Thursday afternoons •The Lutheran chueeh Sunday, The wet end disagreeable wee -
from the School pieni2 will be held on the thee is hindering the farmers very
THE HERALD PRINTING CO. church grounds on June 2,ta. The much in their work on the land.
Terms of subscription ;e1.25 per year 'committee are busy arranging for 1 Ms, A. Mousseau is very ill at
In advance; $2.00 maybe charged a good iro.r_Lm for both afereoun peesene.
if not so paid. U. S. subscrinti- and evening. Par-ticulars la,er. 1 Mr. A. Sreenan is all smiles.Its
ons $135 strictly ir, r,tivance. No 1 Rev. F. B. Meyer, of Zurich occ- , a boy.
' ' Mrs R Douglas of the west is
paper discontinued until all ar-
rears are paid unless at the option
of the publisher. aeee date to
which every subscription is paid
LE1 denoted on the label.
ADVERTISINa RATES
Effective after Jan 1st, 1919.
fin application. ghter of near tZurich, spent Sunday
Display Advertising -Made known
Stray Animal—One insertion 50c v ith Mr an Mrs E. G. Kraft.
three insertions $1.00. i Previous to the depareire of Pte
Farm or Real Estate for sale . Fischer, who was called West un -
50c. each insertion for one month! expectedly a farewell was tender -
of four insertions, 25c. for eachl ed him on Friday last, during the
subsequent insertion. Inoon hour. Short addresses were
Miscellaneous articles of not made and. he was presented with
:more than five lines, For Sale, To a ring and a war medal both of
Rent, or Wanted Lost, Found, etc., which were suitable engraved.
Our baseball team played Exet-
each insertion 2 .1. er on Monday evening and se k. John Etue last Sunday.
Local Reading notices, etc., 10c.
per line per insertion. No notice ed defeat but not too badly for a ____—_-.0.,.....--
upied the pulpe: in the ‘ane
church on Sunday evening while: visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Rev. Yager was at Crediton. P. DuenacP.
While playing tall in the school I Miss B. Mousseau and Mrs:Smith
yard one eNening last week, Eve 1 motored to Hensall one day last
elyn Howard was acc_dently hit onl week .on business. The new Nat -
the mouth with the ball, dislocatl ional tires on Miss Mousseau's car
ing several tee.h. arc giving splendid satisfaction.
Mr.and Mrs. Jno. Weido and dauI Rev, A. A. Rondot assisted at:
Zurich. with the forty hours tlev-
votional. service, last week. •
Mr. Jos. Bedard is busily eng-
aged building his fine new brick
brick re.sidence, which when com-
pleted will be a credit to the -Sae.
ble Line. •
Mr. Frank Corriveau re-shinge
led his barn last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcia Corriveau
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
BENSALL.
Miss Ethel Murdoch is taking a
trip through Michigan, visiting
Seginaw, Bay City and Port Hur-
on.
W. .Chapman, of Teeswater, has
taketn a position with. Bonthron &
Dry sdale.
The G. T. R. Co. has been ask-
ed for permission to erect the
monument for the soldier's on
their land at the corner of King
and Wellington St.
Banthron & Drysdale have pur-
chased the large cement garage
erected by Mr. M. R. Rennie, and
will use it in connection withtheir
business.
Mr. Owen Geiger is preparing
to build a fine dwelling for him-
self 'near the flax mill
Mr. W. O. Goodwin, recently re-
turned from overseas, has been
appointed manager of the lo -cal
bratneei of the Ja.ckson Mfg. Co.
COUNTY NEWS.
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Goderich is to get a $15,000,-
000 steel plant which will empploy
4,000 hands. A monster deputat-
ion has gone to Ottawa to inter-
view Horn Mr. Carvell to make the
'necessary harbor improvements.
A. thousend acres of land south of
Goderich have already been pur-
chased fee the concern.
The Anociated Municipalities of
Northwes ern Ontario has been or-
ganized, for the purpose of sec-
uring 'ro. The territory cov-
ered extends from Southampton to
Wingham across to Mildmay.
ELE0
Light
Power
Water
less than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c.1 first game.
Mr Sam Hey of Blake was a 24th of May being a Public holi-
BLAKE.
Legal advertising 10c. and oc. a
visitor in town on Sunday.
Auctian Sales, $1. for one inser- Mrs. Ravelle, of Grand Bend vis-
ticen arel $1.50 for two insertions ited her sisters Mrs, Ehlers and Mrs
if mod'rate size.
Professional Cards notexceeding
1 inch, $9 p:r year.
Address all communications to
HERALD PRINTING CO.
ZURICH, ONTARIO.
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CREDITO
Rev. S. M. Hauch was in Nap -
Ills., ast week on bus-
iness.
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The tile yards have started. on
'the season's work.
The S. 5 baseball league recen-
tly formed. here now eons:sts of
live teams.
The wet weather is retarding
the, seedling operations.
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New ads.—T. L. Wurm, Huron
County Council, G, Jacobe,D. A.
iCantelon, H. Well, Court of Re
,vision, Cook Wanted, 0. E Troyer
Miller recently.
It is reported that some of our
farmers are resowing their grain
owing to wet weather.
The Evangelical parsonage is
undergoing changes. A new
sleeping porch. has been added.
Corp Pfaff returned this week
as far as London, where he Was
taken to the Hospital
Mr, H. England is erecting a
now barn at the rear of his prop-
erty.
The Huron Temperance Assoc-
iation will hold a convention at
Goderitch on June 13th.
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DIED
Makins—At Clinton, on May
Wm. Makins, of Stanley,
55th year.
BORN
Sreenan—In Hay, on May 15th, to
M.r and Mrs. A. L. Sreenan,
son,
day, our :store will be closed. R. N,
Douglas, Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. •Scothmere of
Bayfield called on friends in the
'village. on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Howard, and
datightee Evelyn, of Dashwood,
spent Sunday with friends in t his
Mrs, Walter Madge spent ,Srue-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
G Freckleton, .
Miss Jennie Manson is at pres-
ent visiting friends on the Goshen
Line.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy ConsItt, •of
Hillsgreen spent Saturday at the
home of Mr. H. C. Zapfe.
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32 Volts, Semi-A.utomatic
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ELECTRICITY APPEALS TO YOU TO -DAY BECAUSE IT IS .
USEFUL, ECONOMICAL, SAFE, CONVENIENT AND RELIABLE.
ELECTRICITY WHICH HA.S RIEtVOLUTPONIIZE D 'WORKING
AND LIVING CONDITIONS IN T HE CITIES HAS NOW THE.
SAME INFLUENCE IN THE COUNTRY ON THE FARM.
A Northern Electric Power and Light
Plant on your farm
15th
in his
EXETER
A. by-law will be voted on here
on June 2nd for the purpose of
granting power to the councii to
is estimated that the cost will be
have the maim sreet paved. ; It
$e5,000.
Miss Hilda Pr'SIC:ItOr, eldest da-
ughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Presze-
ator, 3r:I eon., Stephen, was united
in marriage at the James St. par
sonage on May 17th to Mr, N.
Tait, of London,.
.Exeter's oldest resident in the
person of Mrs. J"as. Bissett, died
last Thursday, aged 9-1 years.
C. L. Wilson has taken Corp. S.
eV. Sims into partnership in his
grocery buseiese.
Clifton Davis had his nose bro-
ken while playing ball the other
day.
Don't experiment when you paint your house. Alt
experimenting has been done for you, and the result
of years of experience in making Paint and of inn.u.
Inerable practical and scientific tests is SWP, Sherwin -
'Williams Paint (Prepared).
There is an exactness in the formula, and a thoroughness in
the mixing and grinding of the pure ingredients that insures
perfectpaintin resu1ts h gallon of SWP will cover more surface
Ithan you ever thought possible and will wear so long and bold
,its color so well that its use is genuine economy.
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GRNO1\jkNEiFR LET
1101 HAIR GE GRAY
She Kept Her Locks Dark and
Glossy, with Sage Tea
and Sulphur.
When you darken your hair with
1 Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can
tell, because it's done so naturally, so
evenly. Preparing this mixture,
though, at home is mussy and trouble-
some. At little cost you can buy at
any drug store the ready -to -use prep-
, the additl�fl of
r called
0 =IX? improved1g)t
and Sulphur Compound." You just
?tanaVilida:r tnhl: '•tlIrlrgfgth. brushyour ic.15743,1 trh
taking one small strand at a time.
By morning all gray hair disappears,
and, after another application or two,
3e.n°:tel hgroirssybea
cnodinieusxubrIganutifully dark-
ened,- faded hair, though no' die-
gtace, is a sign of old, age, and ELS we
1 all desire a youthful and attractive
' appearaflee, get busy at once with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
and look years younger. This ready"
to -use preparation is s. delightful toi-
let requisite -and not a medicine. It
it not intended for the cure, 'Mitiga-
tion or prevention of disease.
Will light your house, stable and dairy.
Will ran a separator or churn.
Will wash the clothes and do the
Will run the sewing machine.
Will operate a toaster
Will operate a varum cleaner
'Will pump water for your house and
Will charge 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.
ironing.
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household expenses.
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Retail Merchants
THE next few years will mark
a tremendous change in the
business of retailing.
Motor Transportation, now
reduced to a low-cost basis must
revolutionize local trading just as
Railroad Transportation revolu-
tionized national trading.
As men everywhere grasp this
idea, as they seize the opportunity
',for business growth that now
• presents itse'S, the retail bttsiness
will be operated on a more
• efficient plane. The public will
be better served. Larger and
more varied stocks will be offered
for sale. Better and bigger stores
will appear.
The Ford One -Ton Truck
makes available this opportunity.
It is Motor Transportation at low
A 'small outlay will motorize
your deliveries and open to you
the opportunity for business
expansion.
C .mplete Trucks—
Two Standard Bedi4
Ordinary hauling and delivery work
can be best adapted to two standard
types—the Stake Body and Express
Body.
These two body: types are kept in,
stock ready for immediate delivery.
They insure tho maximum efficiency
from the Ford Truck. They give the
buyer of a Ford Truck the recognized
benefits of Ford production.
Both types have the Enclosed. Cab
with the two-way windshield which
gives the driver proper protection from
the weather.
See these complete trucks. Seize the
cost—/oW first cost, low mavnten- opportunity to enlarge your field of
business. Let us solve your delivery
ance cost, low operating cost.. problem.
Price (Chassis Only)
$750 f. o.b. Ford, Ont.
Standard Ford Bodies
extra. Get our prices
w.e.Cook Bros., Dealers Hensall
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