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DRYSDALE
On Tuesday, No -V. lath, a very
pretty wedding took place at St.
Peter's church, Drysdale, when
Rev. A.. Roindott performed the ter
emony which united in marriage
Mise -Enema Denoiny, daughter of
Mr. Wm. Denomy and Mr. Paul
Bedard, son of Mrs. Peter Bedard,
both, of Hay township, The bride
wad' supported by her sister, Miss
Leonor Denomy and Mr. Peter
Bedard, both of Hay Township,
The bride was supported bby her
sister, Miss Leonor Denomy and
rM, Peter Duehartne acted as
groom•smain: The bride looked
,charming in a farm velvet dress
trimmed with white Georgette, and
carried a bouquet of roses. The
bri,desn,.aid wore a green satin
dress, !trimmed with pink Georg -
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Stray Animals—One insertion 50c
three insertions $1.00.
Farm or Real Estate for sale ette The groom's gift to the
50c. each insertion for one month,
briide was a set of fox furs. They.
of four insertions, 25c. for each 1eCelved many valuable gifts.
subsequent insertion. ( The, happy couple left in the aft-
aliscellaneous articles of not {noon for a wedding trip to De-
troit Windsor and Niagara Falls
After their return they will •set-
tle doeVr on the groom's farm on
the Sauble Lime,. The Herald jo-
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l,DASee. v'OQD
Mr. and Mrs, Percy Humble and
family o' Sarnia ,spent a few days.
In tows., this week.
]dr. and Mrs. O.estre:cher have re-
turned iron, their honeymoon,
Mrs F. Paeeter is spending, a
few days illl'Zuri'clt..
Mr. and Mrs, H, Zimmer of St-,
ratiortt spent the week -end with
relatives,
Mrs. Edineston and daughter at-
teinde.l the funeral of a relative
at Blyth. last week.
Mrs, Neel) and son Roy and Mtss
Hilda Snell are visiting in Pont-
iac, Mich.
COUNTY NEW.
Mr Albert Horner has purchased
Mr. R McKenz::e's farm on the fr
o,nt road.
The 33rd Huron Regiment is, re-
organizing t'n a eight -company
bas's for administration purposes,
Division Court was field in Bay-
field on Nov, 8th. Judge Lewis
of Goderich presided. Two cases
came up for hearng. The first
that of Blain V. S. Frank Glass o f
London for hauling rgaeel to Ms
Summer cottage. The judge, re -
ser sect judgment in this -ease. The
second case was one which was
it •:J here uefore and appea'.edthat
of Mossop v.s. Snowden for darn -
ages caused to Lae plaintiif'a crop
be defendants horses. Th.'s ca.4e
was tried by a jury and lasted ail,-
day. The jury brought in a verd-
ict of $5.00 damages and as this qu-
estion of costs was taken out of
their hands the judge charged the
costs with the damages against de-
fendant.
EiENSALL.
Large shipments of sugar beets
and other roots are being
from the stat'.on.
W. D. Bri;ntnell has purchased
the fine farm in Hibbert town3n-
ip from Alex Swan and gets pose
session in the spring.
Mr W. G. Harburn and Miss El-
At the annual convention of the ste Jenkins were married at Lon- —
Quebec Provincial W:.C.T.U., se don on Thursday of last week. NOTICE TO CREDITORSMontreal, it was decided to make They will reside in Flint, laficn.
Legis- Mr. Ray McArthur has returned In the Estate of Frederick `Hes,
rotors. The Government will be appeals t , the Quebec be home from the west. Se., late of the Village of 'Zurich
O. G. Babi�ngton, general nater- :in the County of Huron, Gentleman
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first, to grant to • all women chant at Chiselhurst, has sold his Deceased
over twenty-one years of age the busiiness to geo. 'Chambers. - NOTICE is hereby given' •pilrsu-
annici;,ai avc: provincial franchisebusiness
Messrs. G. H. Stephenson and W. ant to the Statute in that behalf;
she secondly voteto grant a women H. Stephenson, of Marlette,I%Iich., that all. persons having any claims
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the rightl to for members of are visiting relatives in this %nein- against the estate of Frederi' k
:school boards. its. Hess, Sr., who ,died on the 12th Nov.
---7 NOTICE — Hugh Buchanan, editor of the ember, 1918, are required on or,be-
Hensali Observer, who has not en- fore the 15th Dechnber, 1910„- to
Chap. 46, 8 George V. 1918, St- joyed the best of health for some send by Post or deliver to the .uin-
atutes of Ontario, provides for the time, was taken suddenly ill a Few dersigned Anna Louisa. Hess and
tax on dogs, which formerly was weeks ago and was taken to St. F cad:Inand M. Hess, Executors, seof
fixed by by-law by municipal co -;Joseph hospital, London, where the Will of the said deceased; foil
eanciis. ,sec. s of said Act enacts he underwent an operation, and ail p `tit cafen$ oftheir
held ,Llaines; a.
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that there shall be levied annual -though everything that medical aid t 19_7, the said Executors will crisis.-
ly, in every local municipality, up , could do for him was lone, he > > .
on theowner of each dog therein, i gradually grew worse passing a- i i leatc the assets of said deceased
sin annual tax of at least $2 for a; war Wednesday morning. of last i among the persona entitled there.tee
dog, if only one, and $4 for each week. The remains were brought i having regard only to the elairies,
owned. by him, and home and the funeral took alae: of which they shall then have and
additional dog
x otice, and that the said Exeeut
$1 F;ora bitch, if only one, and from the residence 0of-
his mutat- ors will not be liable for the said
$6 for each additional bitch own-, Mrs. Win, Buchanan, on Fr',.lay o assets or any part thereof to any
person of whose claim notice shall
not then have been received.
Dated at Zurich the 18th day
of November, 1919.
Anna Louisa Bess, Ferdinand
M. Hese. Executors.
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AUCTION SALE
Of farm Stock, Implements, ,etc.
On Lot 13 con. 13, Hay, on Manley
Dec. 1st. at 1 o'clock, p. in. sheep
the .follow:+ng; 7
,Horses; ---1 ar:Ving mare,
yrs old; 1 driving mare 3 yrs. old;
HIS EXAMPLE
'There are. little eyes upon you, and
`they're watching night and day
There are little ears that ciuickiy
take in every word you say;
There are little hande all eager to
do every thing you do,
And a little boy that's dreaming )f
the day he -11 be like you.
You're the little fellow's idol, yo-
u're the wiliest of the wise;
In hips little mind about you ne ,us
picion,s ever rise; -
He believes in you devoutly, holds
that all you say and do
He will say and do in your way
when he's grown up just you.'•
Oh, it sometimes makes a shu 1-'
der when I hear My boy repeat
Some careless phrase I've uttered
in the language of the street ;
And it sets ray heart to grieving
when some little fault I see
And Iknow beyond all doubting
that he picked it up from me;
There's a wade -eyed little fellow
who beret es you're ahvays.right
And his ears are always open and
he watches day and night
You are setting an example eery
day in all you do
For the little boy who's waiting to
grow up to be like you.
—BY Edgar A. Guest.
IN MEMORIAM
Witmer;—In sad but ever loving
memory of Sarah, beloved wife of
George Witmer, hwo fell asleep in
Jesus on Nov. 21st 1918.
Home ..to Jesus, hone to Glory,
Every wave of trouble o'er
She its now with other loved ones,
On that happy peaceful shore.
Sleep lin peace, dear mother.
Tis sweet to breath your name,
In life we loved you very dearly,
In do 1th we do the same.
Irc y one grave calmly sleeping,
1\Thile'your Ispirit shines , above,
Safe in your Saviour's keeping
Waiting for those you loved.
,Husband and Children.
IN MEMORIAM
Woods—In memos. yo fMathew
and Etbei Woods who died one
year ago. Nov.10 and Nov. i3th,
1918.
Not dead; oh, say not they are
dead
That word has such a :mournful
sound, -
Their radiant souls have only
spread
Their wings in search . of holier
ground.
We know they are just sleeping,
but still
Upon - ouur hearts a shadow lies;
We m41ss (and, oh; we .ever will)
The sunshine of their lips and
lives.
Mother, Sisters. and Brothers.
•At ninety-two:, Jacob Beck, o 1;
Danville, Ill.., has taken unto him-
self a wife, a young widow of six-
ty-one. In his earlier days Beck
was a traiiner of wild animals.
Woo
ed by him, and any :such local mun ternooe at ttit o o
icipality may at any time
such tax John Laporte,
in crease
Ree.=e.
FOR. SALE
All kinds of buildin ginaterial
Such as brick, lumber, doors, wiild-
-ows, glass, e';‘). Of the' Balmoral
Block, St Joseph, Ont. The I'Idlanl
Wrecking Oo. is salvaging the build
Ing and the above material will be
sold at Reasonable prices. Apply at
premises.
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away alt the stomach, liver,
and bowel poisons before,
breakfast.
To feel your best day in and day out,
to feel clean inside; no sour bile ta
coat your tongue and sicken your.
breath or dull yourhead; no constipar
tion, bilious attacks, sick headaches
colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid stomp
ach, you must bathe on the inside like
you
because the skin pores' do
diet absorb impurities into the blood,
while the bowel pores do, says a well-
known physician.
To keep these poisons and toxins
well flushed from the stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels, drink before break-
fast each day, a glass of hot water
with a teaspoonful of limestone phos-
phate in it This will cleanse, purify
and freshen the entre alimentary tract,
before putting more food into the
stomach,
Get a quarter pound of limeetone.
phosphate from your pharmacist. It
is inexpeneire and almost tasteless,
except a sourish twinge -which is not
unpleasant. Drink phosphated het
'water every morin e to rid your sys-
tem of these vile poisons and toxins;
also Eto prevent their . formation.
To feel like young folks feel; like
you felt before your blood, trerves and
muscles became saturated with an no•
Cumulation of ly
thie
treatment and abovo all, t keep it lire
As soar and bot tv tier net on the el• 9n.
('ilea ,11r l'', sweet ell 11,5;' :I ' it t' !fe it
•
'lin.;s
t one l,llnephatet ani rtt cc"tt.:
Tom 1'1'f":trf,' ' Mw . n •:tomrk,h,
liver, itidneye said ouWesag
EXETER
Mass Francis Louise Rowey, dau-
ghter of Mr. A. Bowey, of town,
was unite -d in marriage to Ken-
neth C Clark, of London on Nov.
111.11,
Mr. W. Ryclm•an, of the west,
has purchased the residence oc-
cupied by N. Sheeee from W. J.
Beer.
}L G. Hazelton of the Canadian 1 horse 6 yrs. old; 1 mare J yrs.Bank of Commerce has been Iran- old; 1 mare 11 yrs. old.
sferred to the Cobalt branch. H, Catile'--2 cows duo to calf an
Fuke, of town, has taken his plane. Feb; 3 tows due in March; 1 eow
Mr. Dejean of the Mo:sons Bank due iln April; 1 cow clue in Jona;
staff has been transferred to Har -1 12 yearlings, 1 yearling cull, - 6
row, where he will take charge as 3
manager. Mr. 3ialbflei,sch of calves
Figs; -3 sows in pig due in
Leo•; 42 stockers. Sheep; —le
sheep and 75 liens. •
Implements;—Deci:•ing binder 7 -ft
cut: Deer:ung mower, rake route.,
disc, harrow, drill, bobs eighs, car-
riage, top buggy, open buggy, 2
furrow riding plow, single furrow
riding plow, 2 walking piows,cut-
ter, wagon, hay rack, wagon box,
scuffler, fauningrfliil, cutting hoe.,
wheelbarrow, root pulper, gravel
box, 2 set double harness, 2 set
single harness, double trees, neck
yokes and other numinous artieles.
A . ery quiet yet beautiful church Everything must be sold ata j:re-
wedd:,rig took place in Crediton I pri.etor is going west.
Methodist church can Oct. 5th when Terms;—All sums of $10 :and. en -
by
Grandmother kept her hair beautl-
Ella B. Beaver and Everett Fah- der cash Over that amount 9' fully darkened, glossy and attractive
Sulphur.
her were united in holy wedlock mouths credit will be given by fix'-' Wheneverwher hair
etook onTea e that dull,
by the pas::or Rev. C. W. Baker, B n'shing approve -1 joint notes.' 4%, faded or streaked appearance, this sem-
D. , The br'de was charmingly at- off for each on eredi.t amounts, i pie mixture was applied with wonder -
tired in a sue`. of navy blue serge. •E Fossenberry, Geo. Schroeder, i store fort"wrath s sage nand Sulpuu
The young couple were unattended .Auctioineer. -- Proprietor. i Ootnpound;' you will get a large bot-
a'nc1 Ieft immediately after the ser • —..---.e t tie oY this old-time recipe, improved
v:ice on a Noneymoon trip to Tor • Drastic ,measures were taken' featly to uy the se, at very littln of other e, improved
onto and l;oitats east. The young last Fall lira the ""flu' api.lc,tn,ic,this: simIale mixture Can be deliended argon
couple hive e the eeseeet an.1 est- Fall wo have e n auf l r^.:tk rrf email-, to restore natural color and beauty to
redients, all
the hair.
sem of th' int re community an'.i pox which is eeei�'ing tl tndOciS' A well-known downtown druggist
bur best wishes go with them for and careful cots'deratioi of ;,lux; says everybody uses Wyoth's Sage and
a longand happy wedded [ f :. Medical Officei s of health. Com- ; Sark ns Compound now because it I
darkens t3o naturally and evenly that
M'ss Queeni.t:Hedging has acrep ; stxmptlon is a more dangerous rli� nobody 'can tell it has been applied--
ted a position with the Bank of 'ease thein any. More deaths ,situs. ampere a comto b far as ft brush You mena
Commerce kraal thus cause than from. from ; dray it through your hair, taking one
Altiinzo liedcli.n has iaurthaseall:is all tither contag'cius diseases corn.-. strand at a time, BY morning the
father's farm smith n C re liten ( pined, ,revery one is urged tour- gray cha r dl^stwo, i sls rears. d t its
oast corner an t; c•`:; ,,riS'',e:3s'c):1 4 ("an t. t;heln5>lves regarclitxg 'Iatlt-i natural color and looks glossy, soft
next spring. crculos`s. 1l7inigters anti Tea,cb- and bcnutiful. This preparation is a.
'Since Ts.;erixlio, of Detroit is vis -r, ers have a specials opportunity to i delightful
eligh f orttheoil toilet requisite.
It i as. jpra' F
i long rel.ltar epi nem eau+ ,„ t . . i.nst3 uwt t.a ; a.; �cr eater -urn, I 'triton of disease. ..
1-Lg..
Alvi:nstoe is his successor,
Cumningham. and Pride of Lon-
don, who have purchased the mar-
ble business of Jas. Weeks, have
mtoved to town.
Mss Maria Jame Glanville passed
awaly alt her home here on Oct..
6th iln her 59th year.. She :elid-
ed in Stephen until two years ago.
CREDITON
Winclialour
arellirstg
are farmers' best friends. When the old wind-
mill fails to "water the cows" be prepared with
a UNITED to pump water. And for scores of
other jobs your UNITED will save you hund-
reds of dollars. Run the washing machine, the
cream separator, churn, grindstone and many
other machines with
this Handy, Reliable
Power Plant.
United 134 H. P. Specifications
are Unequaled •
33/4 in. Bore, 5 in. Stroke. 18 in. Fly Wheels
weigh 40 lbs. each. Total approximate weight
350 pounds. "Air Valve" fuel -saver carbur-
3tor. Quick Speed Changing Device.
Ask Us for Prices an A11 Size , nginos
el MI NO le
L PRANG, Sole Agent ZURICI-I.
F.
A Carload of
XXXX CEDAR 44GLES
has arrived, Best Quality.
ep Xa1bf1eish Zuiieh
Something About Egg Circles.
There are about fifty Egg Circles
fn the province, ranging in member-
ship all the way from four to 400.
The story of all these egg circles and
others which have failed would give
an almost complete picture of how
co-operation should, or should not,
be carried on. In reading over the
names where the circles are estab-
lished, we find many of them wheso
previous market was the small-town
local dealer, with his uneconomic
method of marketing eggs. Such cir-
cles are now receiving, in spite of
their distance from the central mar-
ket, wholesale prices while unorgan-
ized points nearer often receive low-
er prices.
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tJMB SAGE TER IN
FIIEII DR GRAY IIAIR
If Mixed with Sulphur it Darkens
so Naturally Nobody
can Tell.
Now for an Oid-Time
Merry Christmas
WE ARE OFFERING AN EX-
CEPTIONALLY FINE LINE OF
GOODS THIS YEAR. TO APP-
RECIATE THEM YOU NUST SEE
THEM. AND AT PRICES THAT
WILL APPEAL TO YOU AND
Sc OUR CHRISTMAS PURSE
STATIONER
A dainty line, and a ,splendid as-
sortment of linen paper in hinged,
lid, plain and fancy boxes at pop-
ular prices. Many styles of pads
and envelopes to choose from.
Fou'ntai,n Pens.
DECORATIONS
Tissue, Crepe and +Serpintine
paper, fancy Napkins, Bells, Tits.
sel, tree Ornaments, Ribbonzenc,
Cord, Candles, Candle Holders Etc.
BOOKLETS & CARDS
iChrisimas Booklets, Cards, Fol-
ders, Tags, Seals, Gift Cards, 1920
,C'ala'ndar Pads. Buy here and
you'll get variety, originality of
design and good value for your
money. 0
TOYS
Mechanical and other toys, dolls
Gaines and Novelties. Really
a ,splendid assortment to select
from.
A
FREE
'A gift Card free with every 25c.
purchase and a 1920 Calendar Pad
free with ,every box of writing
paper at 50,c and up.
P1114 ABOVE ARE ONLY A FEW
010 THE MANY ARTICLES
WHICH WI CARRY IN STOCK.
COME IN AND INSPECT OT.JR.
CHI11STMAS GOODS.
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