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DASHWOOD
A keenly contested genie of base
ball was played on the local diam-
ond on Saturday evening when
Crediton Evangelical played our
team. The cheering for both
teams was at its climax. The
score resulted in 8-7 in favor of
Dashwood,
After the ball game a ,publite
reception was held on the lawn
of Mr. J. K. Goetz, whose son Gor-
don, arrived from overseas dur-
ing that !evening. Addresses
were given and, patriotic songs
Effective alter Jan 1st, 1919. suing.
Display Advertising -Made known, Mr. Saen ,Hey and daughter of
ion application. Blake visited at Mr. P. Fassold on
Stray Animals—One insertion 50c SSunday last. Miss Ada Fassold
accompaniedthem home,
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COUNTY NEWS
reSparks' circus wi.1 'Visit Clinton
on. Juno 12th,
• On May 2-st, Miss. Katharine :S,
McDiarxnid, of iSeaforth, formerly
of Stiilnley was united ill marriage.
to, Jas. Achison, a prosperuos far -
neer near Sea#orth. The ceremony
was performed at the home of T.
'. 13, Baird, 13Stanley.
Uoderi+eh. has recused another
large manufacturing concern. The
Me -Go ,convertible tractor attach-
ment will be manufactured in the
county town in the near fugue*.
Bayfield will. hold a celebration
o'n Dominion Day, July 1st.
TO CORRESPONDENTS
During' June, July and
Vel
August
the Herald will go to a news
needay afternoon.
copy must be in by Tuesday night.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Dir, and Mrs. :i',\'rleon _l.riu th
ong, spent the past few days Vis-
iting their daughters in Loneton.
I1r. and Mrs. u::). Lilley and Mr,
C'alvix, Dowsoo of Seaforth spent
Sunday at the house of Mr. Geo.
DoWson. eo lesp-
A great many of our p p
ent; the 24th at Clinton.
A Farmer's Club was farmers organized
last week among
f
the Bronson and Bauble Lines.
T. Wilson and Mr. Ralph
$ Rev. x,
nee insertions 1,00. 1 1 Stephenson of Varna attended the
farm or Real Estate for sale A number of friends and relati- sherd at Blyth
b0c. each insertion fog' one month' District meeting
res from here motored to Hensall last Wednesday and'ThursdaS*•
:of four insertions, 25e. for each on Monday evening to join in the 111is s Annie Stephenson of Gosh -
Of
insertion, i reception given Corp. Norman ell and Miss Ruth Reed of Varna
Miscellaneous articles 6f not Johnston, who returned from are attending the \\ . M. S. Con-
-Johnston,
than five lines, For Sale, To overseas, h entioxl at Stratford this weak.
Rant, or \\'ante, Lost. Found, etc., I Miss Sarah Laird of Toronto is----ae—•--"—
each insertion 2 a z. , spending her vacation at her home CREDI T ON.
LocalReading „
notices, etc ]Uc here. Mrs. R Hill and iVIiss weenie
No
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The Council of the Township of
Stephen convened in the Town Hall
.Crediton, on Monday, the `26th of
May, 1919. All the members ;were
present. The minutes of the
precious lneeteng- were read and
adopted.
A large deputation from Central-
ia and vicinity- waited on the Co-
uncil ads) presented a petition si-
`iiiged by 231 ratepayers, electros
and residents of the Municipality,
asking that a Community Hall be
built in the vilaleg of Centraiiia
Mr. W R Elliott introduced the
deputation and the following sp
oke in behalf of the petitioners;
Rev. Baker and Finley, and Messrs.
Essery, Hicks., Neil, McIntyre, An-
derson. Parsons and Willis. Mr..
Andrew Hicks on behalf of the
deputation undertaking that if a
Community Hall .is built in Cen-
tralia. they would guarantee to
present the Council with two ac-
res of Atlhletiie Grounds, provide
a caretaker and furnish light and
heat for the building.
Mrs rZ\W}cker, Mrs. Nicholson
and Mrs. J. P. •Haugh also waiter
on the Council asking that a
,Common to Hall be built in Cred-
iton.
Neeb—'_"eyes; That the Clerk
procure a copy of the regulations
approved of by the Government
for the s=ection of Community s
Halls, an 1 if possible, secure cop-
ies of plan and specifications which
would be suitable for the prop-
osed buildings.
Gravel 'contracts to the amount
of $93,00 were let by auction.
The following orders were pas -
ed 1 —
.C. Lochner acct. for repairing
$7.75 H. Eliber & San, conveyanc-
ing and reg. fees 5.10; J. Guinan,
equalizing assessment of Exeter
School, 5.00; J. Hays• use of Parish
Hall S.B. 2.00; Dan Oestreicher,
rep culvert and haul tile, 2.00; T.,
Webb labor in Mollard pit 4.00;W
Lafond and others grading E. S. R.
hind coni 14 26.50; Byron Hicks, gr-
adiing S B. `22.00 ; B. Hicks drain as
per agreement S; B. 10-.00; Fred
Page damage to buggy 2.00; Jos
Lawson pt. payment of bridgecon
tracts 500.00; J. Lawson sheep kil-
led by dogs 35.00
The Connell adjourned 10 meet
agaiin in the Town Hall, Crediton
ori July 7th next at 1 p.. m.; and
''n the meantime the Reeve is to
call a special meeting if he con-
siders it advisable to discuss the
erection of Community Halls.
Henry Eilber, CLERK.
er line per insertion. r onotice Dr. Staebler of Cleveland,. Ohio Hodgins attended the W. M. S.
ss than dv Card of Thanks . a conducted the 'services in the Ev-
' �• c and 5c. a � _ convention hell at Stratford last
lIn'�• 1 Mr dna Mts. M. "Whiting
Auction Sales, '>;1 for one insertser-ions:
Mr. E. G. Kraft is erecting a
tion a^ 1 w.1,�0 for two insertionsen missionaries from Japan, gave
if moderate s'.ze. + new stable on his premises in the instructive ane entertaining
Professiona' ":aids not exceeding south end of the village. anogram to the Evangelicial church
1 fele i.. r.- per year. Mrs. Magwood has returned to last Friday evening•
Address all communications to Sarnia after visiting with. relati- Rev Dr. Staebler, of Cleveland
res in tolWn: O„ gave an inspiring address to
Mr. and Mrs. Herman EidL and the, Evangelical S. S. last ' San -
family of Forest spent Sunday with lav,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Stade.----..----
,11Ir. H. \\'inert is having a new H.ENSALL
v er i�ndah added to his dwellina4 lir, W. J' Fre' is able tc, be aro-
- - -- and with the use of ceu`,ches.
_ ; Mrs. Wm, Luker, who some mon-
X 'i'l.id 1 tths ago fell and broke her leg, had
1e
Legal oda ertls.r,� 10 , aingelleal church on Sunday lnorn
week.
line. �• return
HERALD PRINTING CO.
ZURICH, ONTARIO.
KIPPEN FARMER MAKING
MONEY
Sweet clover, says Conservation,
is just beginning to tome into its —_— —
aown in the farming busines,s and Hun, W. M. Martin, premier
°f the misfortune to fall new the
the growing of it for seed is ev-iSasketchewan, accompanied by his
other day and 1r'.ak her arm•,
idently profitable. It is repari-, Our str:e:s have le.eited .coat
ed ill the press that a farmer at,. mother, of London, were guests° f of oil and the dust has been e£fect-
Kippc•1, haevested lie bushels of %Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gladman ovre, .
hely laic.
clean seed off le acres, which he the 24.11- Premier Martin spent . Five year old Tommie �,m:a.l}e
sola at 15 a bushel, That rep- his boyhood days in this town. !Svcs run over by a dile t12e
itis nt:; a total of $2,19J, or at the Mr. A E. Kuhn, manager of the
other day on the s.r.et a,a:l sisa-
rate of $141 an acre. Bank of Commerce, has received :nedotlie two braked rime,
--- three months holidays owing tc.Hensel} will have a dollar thy
1 on June 18th
A farmer friend was lamenting REDUCTION IN R>;7.'1✓S G. F 18th. ut, of Waterloo, vis -
BECOMING TOO CIVILIZED his ill health.
.
toer Packet the other day that The Public Utilities Commission ited his daughter, Mrs. J. W. l3on-
raoderl, "conveniences" were de- of tows. have received from the throb, last week.;stn°y:no the social rift• of eountr: Miss Ethel Murdoch has return-
..
Commission ii'ilet�' rat.' ed from a v:sit to points in Miele -
life, :Neighbors no longer meet schedule By it the citizens ui
and ex: hangs greetings and ;os- E1ete2 resell a reduction in cost rgan,
alp at the e, postoffice and the tor• \\'m. Sangster has opene.I up a
will mean a saving of from tailor shop in A. 1lurdoeli s old
and
store, The mail is delivered that to $1,000 annually. 'i'he re- { i
end taken up daily at the farmers.stand,
duction is not all that had been A. new cement. culvert has been
own gate If neighbors have bus
hoped for, in view of the assetts of
ideas to transact they use the tel -mission Three ve_ put in on the London Road, s•auth
epho•ne, instead of driving beer, : Exeter decided to link e-
and so five minutes suffices for
what would formerly have taken
an hour. More and more, the
tendency is for the young people
to hit them off to town by auto -1
mobile in the evenings, instead of
holding socials and concerts of
their own. And so it is coming,
to pass that families can live +')n
adjoining farms, nal the adults
scarcely ever meet, unless t lieyf
happen to go to the same ehurchl.
e, yr belong to the Farmer's Club
dor Womens' Institute. Much as
the telephone, rural mail deivlery
the local tom of the corner,
ars ago x er irn r.
with the Hydro Electric. Deb-
ETER
nt e s to the amount of $20,000 AE
TEAE1EUTIFIIES went, issued to int ll the system
One hundred and fifty iicjrse pow-
er were eointracted for and -the ,.
to''r, was given five years to work
up thio amount. The latest cus-
tomer to be linked up with the
system is W. G. Medd, of the 0,x- Don't Stay Gray? It Darkens
eter Creamery, who is installing So Naturally that No -
20 h. p This will make 150 h. p. body can Tell.
that the town is using. Of the `
•
$20,000 for extens'.on purposes there i'ou can turn gray, faded hair beau -
is at present on hand about $1,700, tifully dark and lustrous almost over
and the auto are doing to relieve The annual fixed charges and in- night if you'll get a bottle of "Wyeth's
the isolation of country life and terest. have been paid to date and Sage and Sulphur Compound" at any
£ drug store. inions of bottles of this
+noir. they
is not at all pail t r= from Hensall, Zurich and Dash-are
gist here bause it darkens the
ANO DARKENS HAIR
ELEC
ight
Po
er
"W'at-ir
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32 Volts, Sem;.-Automatic
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ELECTRICITY APPEALS TO YOU TO -DAY BECAUSE IT IS
USEFUL, ECONOMICAL, SAFE, CONVENIENT AND RELIABLE,
ELECTRICITY WHICH HAS RIEVOL1YrPONIiZE 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 and dairy.
Will run a separator or churn.
Will wash the clothes and do the
Will run the sewing machine.
Will operate a toaster
Will operate a vaeum cleaner
Will pump water for your house
Will charge automobile batteries.
It will make wife's work easy and reduce
to save time for the farmers. the there is a surplus from reveaa:. ri old famous Sage Tea Recipe, improved
are bringing about ' about $5,000 in the bank, The po :c by the addition of other ingredients,
annually, says a well-known
1' • I wood is stepped down from the '
hair so naturally and evenly that no
+a• Exeter sub -station and the form -one can te
er two plaees have secured subst- 11 it has been applied.
A teleph.one invention is rising Those whose hair is turning gray or
tried out in Toronto which :prom- antral reductions in rates. Tlh,± becoming tefaded because t/e a atter ronieeorwait-
two
ices to revolutionize the hello present officient system is due to applications the gray hair vanishes
talks By means of a multipl-' a 'Very great extent to the local and your locks become luxuriantly
eel telephone apparatus at leastclank and beautiful,
manager, 1VIr, H. W. Doerr, who This is the age of youth. Corey-
t,' , wirn►.fYtanl;4'i+lg rconverigtytions is a thoroughly efficient and cap- haired, unattractive folks aren't
a'nc' several telegraph messages I able manager having the situation wanted around, so get busy with
nay be transferred over a giggle well in hand, to -nigh Sagenand Sulphur heed with to -night and You'll b9 delighted With
eoppe.• wire for practically tin'im-! Exeter now pays for domestic your dark, handsome hair and your
iited distance, As a. trial fouruse; psi k.W li Pot cominer- youthful appearance within a few
newspapers men carried on eon- I ,sial 10e per k.w,1h, For power, This preparation is a toilet requisite
s rsations., and every word Cato® 3.90 per k.w,h. and 100w. lamps and is not intended for the cure, mite.leat'1y axil distth try, I $130 per year. gallon or prevention ot disease.
ironing.
and barn,.
household expenses.
The most complete plant on the market to -day.
Not a single plant but a line of plants.
A size for every prospect.
Agent
E. C-' Hess
Zurich
SLAKE
The regular meeting of t !u°
,Blake Womans Institute will be
held at the horn,° of Mis, Ross John
ston on June 10th. All ladies are
ilnvited to attend.
Miss Fassold of Dashwood spent
the week -end at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Sam Hey.
Quite a ,number of friends and
relatives from Mich Tavistock and
New Hamburg attended the fun-
eral ot the late Mr. John Gesell°,
on Saturday last.
Miss Isabel Manson, who is train
iing for a nurse in Goderich hos-
pital spent a couple of weeks at
her home on the Goshen line.
Quite a number from this vicin-
ity attended the horse raees in ?ur
!eh en June 3rd,
Miss Show, who is teaching ,.n
the Bronson line, spent the week-
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs'.
R. N. Douglas.
, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sherritt, Jr,
o :Hensall, accompanied by Miss
b".
)Sherritt, called on friends in' the
village on Saturday.
•Mr. Wm. Johnston, of i annra„
accompanied by his sister of Tien-
salt, visited at the home of Mr, 'end
Mrs. John' Parke recently.
WARNING
Notice is hereby given that any
person interfering with Mr.. Frank
13adour or selling him cider will
be prosecuted. --Henry 13adour,
DAINTING season is here. The house probably
needs re -painting, both for protection against
the weather and for the sake of its appearance. ,
There is nothing that will show better returns for
the time and money spent at housecleaning time :
than paint and varnish used inside the house.
Come in and tell us what you wish to paint or
varnish and we will show you a Brighten Up, '
Finish that will do it, and do it properly.
sAffAwilim
i$eSL
are a line ot paints and varnish which do exactly what tliey
are intended to do, giving a right treatment to each surface.
It is impossible to obtain one paint or varnish that is suitable
for a wide varietyy of uses, so it is very important to obtaizl.
a product that is xactly suitable for the purpose you haus
ki mind.
ST
DE & W E N
DR. GRANT WILL SPEAK
Dr. A. S. Grant, of Toronto has
been made the Marshall Poch of
Ontario in the battle between the
Temperance and Liquor forties in
the coming referendum vote. All
the Temperance organizations have
united behind one central commit.
tee headed by Dr. Grant, a pro-
mtnent Presbyterian minister, and
ZURICH
a very capab}e organizer, and he•
will have charge of the carnPaigeee
IAt the Huron County Temper -
twee Convention to be held in the
Presbyterian church, Clinton, on
f
Tuesday afternoon and evening,
June 17th, Dr. Grant will speak at
both sessions in additicln. to other
local speakers,