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ADVERTISING RAVES
'play AdvertieingeAked.e known
.02.3 application.
Stray Animals—One 'insertion ftOe;
three insertions $1.00.
Farm or Real. :Estee for sal&
E. each insertion Inv onemantra
ei steers; 5 yearling steers; 1.2yeere
e heifers; 5 spring oalesese
of four insertions, enc. for mesh ling
fall calf, 1 calf 5 weeks exkl.
1 registered Shorthern
.Pine Apple Diamond, --1.344h3,2a,boon
Sept 7th, 1917, <lam ,;
-114904-; Siete Diamosea =1Star -rd,
-101119-.
Pure Beed 'Yorksbabse :Swine: -
22 sows, Exeter Qaeen .4611,911- .and
Exeter Queen 3rd -163e12--, bora-a:Feb.
PaRia 193.8, due in sMaroh and -Mas.
.2 Sows born June .15th 19.19,.4ue to
farrow in Apr..; ,young .piegs born
Dec 15th; 1 hog, _Meadow ..Brook
Roy, -623534-, hoenn -May 15tih, 1918;
Sire Pine:Grove Bey e-53549-, dam
Meadow Brook elestre -49300-; 1
yearling hog.
IMPLEMENTSo—Jeteaving %beerier ,
6 -ft. cut,; Dearing .mower,a5ft. cut
11 disc, Deering d.rill; Dain hay
loader; M. -H., side rake and teal -
der combined; 10 -ft. Me. -11. steel
rake; Deering .oultivatiore . M, -H.
2-tew corn cultivator; Frost &
Wood bean enlevator:ilmid.
M. -H. -corn binder; Blizzard cutt-
ing bo; .Deerieg disc; set dia-
mond harrows. Oliver ridieg plow;
no. 2' emery Piowo No. 17, tVillt-
mean plows. gang 'plow; Clover
Leaf manure .spreader; pea harv-
ester; grass seeder; _zink,clover
table, grain cradle.: atone boat,
gring stone; heavy wagon . with 2
sets of wheels; lumber .wagon;
combination hay and stock rack;
wagon box; gravel ;box; ;set -hoe
i WagOn. hv rubbe
o- g v ; cutter.
ecewee e .ea grnd,ei- Cin'Joe f oa*
ningmill, scales, sugar laect.e, feedl
cooker. Stewart. Clipping 2tachined
set of brass mounted harness new;l
made from oak tan teatber,.2 sets
double harness; F.et single harness,
long ladder, 15e -ft hay fork rope;
horse collars, quantity of cedar
posts, some end posts; forks, sho-
e -alp, hoes, whiffietrets, oleckyokes,
chains pails .and other numerous
articles,
Household Furniture:— A.tera ion
taTl's, 2 hungering lamps; cupbo-
ard, sink 2 couches',. heater, Pen-
insular Range, sealers, pictures, 2
easels, clock, 2 milk cans, bracket
lamp
TERMS;—All sums of li;h)a).0 and
under cash, over that amount 9 1
months credit will be given on 'fur-
nishing approved joint notes, A
discount of 5 per cent off for .cash r
on credit amounts.
Geo. H. Gram, Frank Taylor, ,
Proprietor..t
AUCIWN SALE
Wrn Johnston end C. A, MeDon-1
ell, Clerks, :
aggpr- wow,-
• AUCTIQN "I) isiseesenea • -
Wfarm steck -ano implements,:
-on •rt,ot `20, CQ41” 7. -Liay, mhos
Nkr+,•$11 of .iltr11411.1i, on 1. ne4titiy,
ho Auar.
-t2an
rct, coonenciug at one o -
-clock, p.m. saarp, toe lc:wowing;
HOliSES:o-1 Agr, Mare iesaue4,
in Joel to King Thomas; J. Agr.ge.
ding rising .5, sired Lor Armst-
rong, this .team is well matened;
1 ctraft gelding rising 2, sired by
Commodore; 1 Gen. Purpose get -
ding rising 2„ by Voltaire;, ditto
rifting 3, - by 'Voltaire; 1 Agr, eon.
rising a, by Nerd; 1 num
in
nra
in foal to Silver MaKinny, quissa
and reliable. 1 driving horse ris-
ing ea. yrs. olds
le.AT
.TLE; -1 cow with calf at
foot; 4 cows due in April; 2 ((Nowa
due .in May; 1 cow due in eTatzie4
cow due in Aug.: 1 Jersey cow;
eine in June; 3 heifers rieioig
-clue April and May; 4,-2-eete old
‘'i eudiug eesla eon eu misagpigssa ‘100AL NEWS
finis .ieleice.
ii.: An a x.i. -in,Pen
uey L&4
aeaesieg beet. tire toe oder to.
toe 1141-.)-1,
air, .i.u...'c' eauentleee lonteresta ae
Loosioe essoocie„‘ 4.....tOr spencleare.toisa
kk.....-,h. 4,... aliti .i�ae alere.
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eleao,-4,,..e. •
DASH,Se 004) ina.B.olZ ;SS
(-*r schoot A/41.t. -bet-xi eioatal. for
the avecond time -this winter, owe
ling ao sickness. -it was closed in
Jan because of sthe lieu ease:Jo-IOW
.telsere are not eetaoy cases, but it
.le wise to use „feill precautions,
Our Vet, Mn;. Cott, has been on
-the sick list -for the past week,
.but -we are .pleased to see him on
his eounciS .again. .,
There is 'ocrnsiderable sickness a-
mong horse ,s and cattle th*,, past
two weekseend our up -to -due vet.
-kept1
has been quite busy. . e
Our creamery opens Mond 'essuadi
will be lesepared to receive ream'
in abundonce. It will be a awlsei
step for the patrons to feed their
cows- ll and reap the be‘nefit,
!
from the good, pri
ices . of ratIser I
waa
at fires -ewe
1
W' Understand the Flu hazeasse...ties
SOM. '....4k.,...I.11
•.a' 'U -aa .t......„^...."'aied as:
a consequence the churches there!
have been closed, --
Ey observing the precautions gir
en in the Herald two weesk ago,;
much of the evil coming from th-e!
Flu could be avoided; "An -aunts
preventive'
of is worth a pound ofi
'I
cure," 1
HENSALL. •
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Mena Fee, who has been on Ile'
sick list, has resumed her dale:4;11-h
T. C Joynt's.
Mr. G. C Petty left last -week :
for the West, where she will visie
for some time.
Miss Erma Rennie of Dateeit is
viFiting her parents here. :
- Mrs J. Balfour of Regina, ISTiZ'
iting at the home of 0. .1`,71ctErono
ell.
Mrs. (aro Hardie is visiting hes
persnts at Tillsonburg.
Miss Crooks, who has liad 'Aa-
re . ot Ortwein's Millinery for the
p- s': three seasons, has been Again
enga gale .
:
Jas. Petty, who recently underel
w-nt an operation in Dandies, 're •
turned home greatly impreared.
T.. J. Berry recently puectesed,
B7)4 imported an entire horse •ihrain
J Kerr, of Red Hall Cumherlench 1
Eng., This is one of theafineer il•
tem of Clydesdale ever owneclin'
'-'--se arts. and weighs eansider-
able over a ton.
E.24.1 'I'ER
L Dow, shipped a ear -load
O. horses to Montreal.
bless Snell is making a lal'
shipment of heavy steers to tie
e
New York market last week-
.
John Northcott of Hay, who
has sold his farm, has purchased
the residence of J.. B. Brickwood
.Alf Hunter, who had been stay -
ng kith S. Hunter, of Usborne,'et
ast week, for England, where he
falls heir to several thousands of i
dollars, through the death of a
elative.
Dr, Hadley Williams of London, I
performed an operation on New- i
on Baker recently..' e
it
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subsequent insertion,
Miscellaneous aette.lee of reet
more than five lint% For Sale,Te
Rent, or Wanted, 'Lost, Found, tc.,
each insertion '25s.
Local Reading 'notices, etc,, reec.
per line per insertion. No notice
less than 25e. `Card of Thanks' 50c.
Legal adeseirThieg 10c, and 5e. a
Ahetiom alee, $1 for one inser-
tion and $L50 for two insertions
it moderate Size.
Professional 'Cards not exceeding
1 !melt, $6 per -year.
Address all communications to
THE 'HERALD
YeeHICPI, ONTA• R' CO
DRENTEY,‘'Llsl.' TEA
rail A BAIli4001,V
let, a small package of Ham' earg
at Tea at any pharmacy. Ta ke a
Iespoonful of the tea. put a et' ,p of
1+, ling water upon it, pour throu gh a
• ve and drink -a teacup full at any
sl;ring• tb.o !day or before reti ring.
he mo -t effective•way to bra san a
d and t -grip, as it open:, 1 the
res of tlo skin, relieving conge:
.;(-) loosens the boweis,,thus drir ing a
d from the..s,vstem.
z'ry it the nex:t time...you suffer from
.ola or the grip. inexpe =sive
z ; entire1:7. Ter.etable.'therefore safe
rraless.
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:tato 41 41E AND,
:BET OUT
R Fain Laza Stiffness away wit.b
aTrmal Abottle of'-.11ahonest
S.t.cobs Lrzent
clone yourahack is -soreaand lame or
1' abago, RetaIlca, or rlitrannatism has
yl a stiCened ;up, don't..stiEer I Cet
2' cent hott; of old, :honest "St.
!culls Lininavat" at any. drug store,
pr ur a little in -your hand and rub it
• rht into the:vain or acheiand by the
ti ae yon etuar -fifty, the sfe.eness and
, k neness is gc.
Don't ..stay This. soothing,
pcoetraling, 4.1ineeds to be -used only
e ce. It take: -.the ache ant:14min right
• of your lagkk and ends the misery.
1. 4 magical, et absolutely hat_aless
doesn't lvtira the skin.
thing else stops lumbago, seiatica
a.. lame beet- eeery so pron9tlyl
Mr. Jos. Smith left for Kitchen-
er oat Wednesday morning.
Mr. Jacob Howald of Kitchener
is spending the week in town.
Mr. David Schnell is fipending
few days at Kitchener and Guelph..
Miss Margaret -Hess of Clintonii;
spent (last ,week at ner home I
here,.
Miss V, Siebert left for Wing -ham
on Monday, where she has taken!
a position as milliner,
Mr and Mts. Emerson Smite (of;
Kippen visited at the home of!
the former's parents, Mr, and „Mrs.
John Smith, on Sunday.
Mr. Albert Schnell of Calgary,
Alta,. is visiting at the home of
his father, Mr. J. H. Schnell, who
still :continues in poor health.
Miss Maida Routledge returned
taxon Toronto last week, and es
getting ready to ee-open her mil-
linere parlors in the village. s'
Mr. Andrew -Mittleholtz is haate
Ong an auction sale on March 13th
and intends moving to Kitchener,
his son _Ted,. of the village with
acecupy his residence.
Mrs. Sol. Gingerich of the Goa-
.heo Line, south entertained a•
number of her Leends to a rag bee;
las.t Thursday, a very enjoyable i
time was spent by all present.
_Avery pleasant time was spent'
at' the home of Mrs. S. McBride!
on Saturday evening, when a nunee
ber Of girl friends of her daughter,.
Miss Maud, met and surprised heri
ateth a Misceleanous shower. Ev-
erybody present enjoyed them-
selves greatly. .Lunch was also
served.
,Mr. C'has. Hey, who spent sev-
eral -weeks visiting relatives and
friends here, recently returned to
his herae in Bad Axe, Mich., and
adaiees us upon his arrival in that
place, the Flu had made gieat .
headway, ',but pleased to state that
it .is again under control.
lean .monthly :meeting .of the
Wunien's Institute will he held at,
the home of -Mrs. C. Fritz, on Wed-
nesday, March 10th at _2.30 p. m.•
Each member will kindly bring
some good -receipts for our new
crok book also bring your Jam
which will -be backed and eent to
the Military Hospital in Toronto.
RICH TEACHERS
The Public and High School tea-
chers of Toronto haee made a re-
quest of a 25 per cent. lncreasein
eiteir sahuies. ilia cost of he -
mg has gone up these ;ast duet;
years 100 per cent. The wageof
mdustr,y- workers have be:m raised
so to 100 per cent. But teacher's
salaries have only been advanced
11 to 122 per eerie
In those good • old days, when
we all knew what eggs and real
butt v tasted like, no one said our
teachers were overpaid. .ehey
had nerve -trying and responsible
work, and they were paici, enough
to make _teaching equally attract-
ve with other brain work; so
that tilie bright book -loving boy
or girl in many a fernier's home
naturally became a teacher. liut
f we did not then call our teach-
rs overpaid, what of now?
not evident that they are gros-
ly underpaid?
We certainly don't want our
school teachers to be forced to
'hike for justice. If we do not
ay them their :very moderate.de•
land, we shall find it increasing-
' difficult to get teachers.
Tempering his voice to the pr -
ria breeze, Hon. A. Meighen pr -
s for "moderate tariff for rev-
ue" while Hon. r. A. Crerar,
th a blizzard bhaind, tries to
ow down the whole tarriff atr-
Lure. Blow, ye west winds
ow,
We are indebted to Mt. E. H.
dley of Duluth Minn„ an Exeter
cl Boy, for a cony of the Duluth
p-Sries The !i9 -Saw is a
por devote 1 t expose the wr-
gs and seen;e1 of that city—
d they are • e few—and it
oks thews', he HeadeSaw-
r is very en the job.—Ex-
01' Advone
Of Farm Stock and Implements
on March letb. at Lot 16 cpn. 15,
Hay, or know» ,aa St. Joseph .eosick
yard Cann; commencing at 1 o'-
eslock sharp, the „following;
HORSES;— 1 heavy clyde mare
8 yrs. old, in foal: 1 heavy hors,e,
l'ers. old , 1 heavy horse 8 yrs. old -
1 carriage horse. 11 yrs. old; 1 !Oslo..
purpose colt ris.ing. 2; 1 yearling
colt; 1 brood mare 12 vrs. old in -
foe's.
CATTLE; -1 cow ,due to calf in
jute, 1 cow, due ie May; 2 farrow.,
.cows;: 4 steers rising 2; 2 heifers
rising 22; 1 heifer tieing 3, 1 stee.r.
thing 1; 2° heifers rising 1,,2 pigs
3 months old,
IMPLEMENTS;— M, -H, binder
ft -ft. cue; M. -H. mower 6 -ft cut;
steel hay rake le -ft; fertilizer drill
'2 walking, plough; Fet of harrewe
cultivator. disc good wagon, wars. -
on box 16ft. with comhinatten ra-'
ton bugess, .Clinton fanning ;
lisava eets brags mounted Men' s
heheleighs whillletrees, neck s-ok
arid rumerous articles, •
Ali the above implements seeee
eitraehased three. e -ears ago.
NO reserve ne the proprlean •
giaine u",), fnrroing.
'1'`PRIVf5; all alma of !?10 a""
aire4er r.1811 over that amount 7
-111 be cieen -b
Thasosess -sonee-ad joint note'
Alselonet eer eent -ff fee •
or. -crrlit
7.8 etrre -•
Aurtioreseel. Props;e''. ,•
EAT LESS AND TAKE
John Manning, a farmer resident of Exeter, died at Crystal City,
fan, nad was buried last Wednes
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SALTS FM KIDNEYSI'A'N'R
'Take a glass of Salts before breakfast4
if your Back harts or Bladder
bothers you.
Ile American men and womert muse
guard constantly against Kidney trouble,
lbeCantO we eat too mach and all our food
eich. Our blood is tiled with uric
add \which the kidneys strive to filter
met, they weaken from overwork, become
eltigeah; the eliminative tissues clog and
the melt is kidney trouble,bladder
weakness and a general decline in health.
When your kidneys feel like lumps of
lead; nehr back hurts or the urine is
cloudy, Lull of sediment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three times
during the eight; if you Golfer with sick
headache or dizzy, nervous spells, acid
stoma.* or you have rheumatism 'when
the weather is bad, get from, your phar-
raaciat about four Ounces of Jad Salts;
take a tablespoonful in a glass of
water before lereakfaat for a few days
and your kidneys then Stet fine.
This lemons salts is made from the acid
of grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and has heenaused for generations
to fele. and stimulate clogged kidneys;
, ,•,e the seids in the urine so it
a source of irritation, tints
r disorders!
17 inexpensive; eannot ile-
a delightful effervescent
beverage, and belongs in
he -reuse nobody can make
"as,vinga geed, kidney flush.
..1
ay in that city.
Mr, A. E Kuhn, manager of the
anis of Commerce left last Wed-
esday for Kerr Robert, •Seslae
Isere he will fill a similiar
GRANDMA USED SAGE
1E4 TO DARKEN HAIR
She rnixed Sulphur with it to
Restore Color, Gloss,
Youthfulness.
Commoa garden sage brewed into a
heavy tea, with sulphur added, will
turn gray, otreaked and faded hair
beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just
a few ispPlicationts will prove a. revela-
tion if your hair is fading, streaked dr
gray. Mixing he Sage Tea and Sul-
phur recipe at home, though, is trou-
blesome. An easier way is to get a
bottle of Wyeth's fiage and Sulphur
Compound at any d lg. store all ready
for use. This is t old-time recipe
improved by the at' :Ion of other in-
gredients.
While wispy, gra: tided hair is not
sinful, we all dt • to retain our
youthful appearane and attractive-
ness. By darkenin., .,our hair with
Wyeth's Sage and S r Compound,
no one can tell, be : it does It so
naturally, so evenly east dampen
a sponge or soft b .71th it and
draw this through T hair, taking
one small strand at me, by morning
all gray hairs havcd,sappeared, andr
after another applzeation or two, your
hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy
soft and luxuriant.
This preparation is a delightful toilet
Nquisite and is not intended for the
mitigation or prevention of clis-
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is past, how.
It will not 00-
qtrs.
benson of the
very accept -
Sunday morn-
iS a gifted ap-
t years in
erk.
"nley, avho is at -
rich School, sp-
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pave on hand one Delaval and one!
Melotte Separators, also two Gray:
!Buggies which we will sell at pre-!
advance prices for quick sale. •
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SEE. US ABOUT NEW AND GOOD SECOND
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BRING ALONG THAT PERTICULAR
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WE ARE IN THE MARKET
FOR ALL KINDS OF
SAW
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
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Do yon carry enough insurance?
Material used in constructing buildings as well as furniture
clothing, etc., has greatly advanced in price. Therefore
you should be insured higher to protect yourself' against
Serious Loss.
A. F. Hess = Zurich
AGENT FOR LEADING FIRE INSURANCE C41VIPANIES
CREDITON
The many friends of Mathew
Morleck will be pleased to learn
that he celebrated his 92nd birtn-
day on Tuesday last.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Geiser and dau-
ghter returned to Denvor,
elmvisiting relatives here.
The 84 -acre farm owned by Jas.
Edwnrds was sold by traction, the
bid being; $87e5.00. Pose-sio
next November.
Geol. Holtzman and Mrs. Ct.
Heist spent last week in Colbor-
ne.
Authorized by the "Board of
Health the school continue3 e10 ed,
while the 'churches are allowed
oppen.
COUNTY NEWS
Michael Carroll, aged 25,
Biddulph died on Feb. 20th, and
on Feb, 22nd his mother,
Carroll passed away from the di' -
ended influenza, at the age of 't.0
years
The election of Poke Toss ees
for Grand Bend took place last
Monday. A week pre kr:01111Y lour
candidates, were placed ln nomin-
ation, and as only three were nee
essary the election followed wh:
the result that Me.sfirs. .1, N. r
Cyrus Green and Bruce 13os 1 -
berry were elected, The is- 'atilt
candidate was
• Grand Bend will step up *iowt*H;t-
,she has her own village fathere.