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Miscellaneous articles of not
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THE HERALD
insertion 50e
SALE
or -farm stock and implemente,
on Lot 20, eon., 7, elay, sei miles
west of Hensael, on Tuesday, Mar.
the 2srd, commencing at, one o'-
clock, p.m. sharp, the following;
HORSES; -1 Agr. Mare rising4,
in coal to King Thomas; 1 Agr. gei
dime rising 5, sired by Lor Armst-
rong, this team is well matched;
1 exalt gelding rising 2, sired by
Cmemoeure; 1 Gen. Purpose gel-
ding rising e, by Voltaire;, ditto
rising ;3, by Voltaire; 1 Agr. colt
rising 1, by Nard; 1 driving mare
in foal to .Silver McKinny, quiet
and reliable, 1 driving horse ris-
ing 5 yrs. old.
CATTLE; -1 cow with calf at
foot; 4 cows due in April; 2 .cows
due in May; 1 COW due in June,
1 cow. .due in Aug.; 1 Jersey cow
due in June; 3 heifers rising 3,
due in Aprii and May; 4, 2 -yr. old
steers; 5 yearling steers; to year-
ling heifers; 5 spring calves; 1
fall calf, 1 calf 5 weeks old.
1 registered Shorthorn Bull,
Pine Apple Diamond, -128332-,born
Sept. 7th, 1917, dam ; Pine of Hay,
not. exceeding
ZURICH.
ONTARIO.
DRUGS EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEYS,. USE ITS
if your Back is aching or I3laddet
bothers, drink lots of water
and eat less -meat.
DA.SHWOOD • -
Mr, Edvin Rinker, who was worke
ing i% Sarnia, returned home to
Dashwood and is ill,
se-Ae
• DASH WO OD :BREEZES
Our shcool opened again on
Monday of this week. It is to be
hoped that it will be kept open,
that no epidemic will visit us again
this winter.
Tho two motor lseds ownetby
two of our citizens are on exhibit-
-ion frequently flying up and eown
the Main street. This is. surely a"
age of invention. The aeroplane'
is well imitated 'by these motor sl-
eds nad are good clever invent-
ions. They are driven by a pro-
pellor fastened in the rear part o1.
of th sed, nad it is wor.derful how
the drivers steer the sleds so well
as to avoid collision .with eutters
and sleighs. _
The rain and general thaw of
last week left the roads in rather
a bad condition, but since the snow.
storm and cold weather have re-
sumed their places, roads are a,
again improved somewhat.
Grand Bend is now., an incorp-
-114904-; Sire Diamond Star 2nd, orated village, and will now as -s
-101179-. eine the reigns of government as
Pure Bred Yorkshire Swine;- an urban municipality.
Fishing has been pretty good on
the lake lately, and loads of,herre
ing are passing along the Lake
Road frequently.
S S. No. 15, Hay is having amens
er debate op Friday afternoon of
this week. .Sab:ect; Which prove')
till. more !profitable to man • the
horse or the cow. Th.e pupils
take a lively interest in these de -
bites and find them interesting a
and educational.
2 sows, Exeter Queen -62811- and
Exeter Queen 3rd -62812-e bornTeb.
25th 1918, due in March and May.
2 sows born June 15th 1919, due to
farrow in Apr.; 9 young pigs born
Dec 15th; 1 hog, Meadow Brook
Roy, -6250-, born May 15th, 19143;
Sire Pine Grove Bey -53549-, dam
Meadow Brook Jean. -49300-; 1
yearling hog.
IMPLEMENTS ;-Deering binder ,
telt. cut; Deering mower 5ft. -cat
11 disc, Deering drill; Dain hay
loader; M. -H., side rake and ted -
der combined; 10 -ft. M. -H. steel
rake; Deering cultivatior; M. -H.
2-rew corn cultivator; Frost &
Wood bean cul'evator; land roller,
M, -H. corn binder; Blizzard cutt-
ing box; Deering disc; set dia-
mond harrows; Oliver riding plow-;
No. 21 Finery Plow,; No. 17, Wilk-
inson plow; gang plow; Clover
Leaf manure spreader; pea harv-
ester; grass seeder; zink clover
table, grain cradle; stone boat,
gring stone; heavy wagon with 2
sets of wheels; lumber wagon;
combination hay and stock rack;
When your kidneys hurt and your back
Seale sore, don't get seared and prooeed
to Weil year sereeeeh with a lot of drugs
that excite the kidacyn and irritate the
tiitire urinary tract. Keep you kidneys
.4elean like you keep your bowels clean.
by flushing them With a mild, harmless
salts which removes the body's urinous
Waste and stimulates them to their nor -
anal activity. The function of the kid-
neys is to filter thc bloods In 24 hours
they strain from it 600 grains of acid
and waste, so we can readilyunderstand
the vital importance of keeping the kid-
neys active.
Drink lots of water -you can't think
too much; also get from any pharmeeiet
about four ounces of Jad. Salts; take
a tablespoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast each morning for a few
days and your kidneys will act fine.
This famous Bans is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithia, and has been used for genera-
tions to clean and stimulate clogge4 kid.
neys; also to neutralize -the acids in
urine so it no longer is a source of irri-
tation, thus emei g bladder weakness.*
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in-
jure; makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-water drink which everyone -should
take now and tbon lo keep their kid -
ions clean =el active. Try this, also
keep up the water :drinking and mo
doubt you will wonder what tees= of
you kidney trouble and badkache.
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;have on hand one DeLaval and one S,
:Melotte Separators, also two Gray/
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We will have no formal openings
this season, but invite our many
customers to call and inspect our
stock as we have a large and tasty
assortment to chose from.
M. E. Routledge, Zurich
SCHOOL REPORT
The following shows the stand -
of the pupils of Dashwood
aiUOi for February. Tnose mare
...ea with an 1/4*) were absent all the
month or part of the time.
Sr, IV; Arith., Grans., Geog,
de le markings-4f.0-Verda Fas.old
eel, Louisa eirauprier *219, Herman
Ir. land *104.
[Jr. V; same subjects etc. 450--
11.1..rvyri Tiernan 329, Czar %tenth-
agen *266, ,Evelyn Howard *250,
learjory Jennison *.
eir. IV same subjects etc. 450 -
Ferrol Hartleib 401, Alice Hoffman
_SCHOOL REPORT
The following is the report of S.
S. No. 3 Hay for February.
Jr. IV; -.L Ziler 76, A. Kuntz 13,
A, Miller 71,
III; ---A. Miller 78, E. Shcu-
macher 60, A.. Bender 56, P. Hart -
Man 49, F. Quackenbush 38.
Jr. Miller 70, E. Becker
60, E. Wiegand, absent. ••
Jr, Th -E. Miller 73; R. Becker
62.
Pt II; -A. Walper 83, H. Weber
79:
Sr. Primer;-AlZiler 84, P Miller
84, L. Rader 66, E. Wiegand 40.
Jr. Primer -J. Hartman 70, A. Be-
cker Ce E. Rader 65, L. Wiegand, ab
gent.
A V. Guenther, Teacher.
SCHOOL REPORT
Report for February for S. S.No.
6, Hay. Names in ordeneof merit.
Sr. 1V ;-Lylyan Martin, Oscar
Greb, Discola Smith.
Jr. IV ;-Charlotte Farwell.
III; -Anthony Regier, Luella
Farwell, Dorsena Foster, Bruce
Rose,
Sr. II;- Lela Witmer, Edith Gr-
eb, Leonard Dabus, Lawrence Re-
gier, Arthur Brisson, Edgar Fos-
ter.
Ji.- Orvil1e Witmer, Georgina
Foster.
Pt II;• Anna Marie Farwell, Al-
phonse Deletes,.
Pt. I;- Andrew Foster,' Beatrice
Farwell, Harold Masse.
D. I. Fowlie, teacher.
wagon box; gravel box; set bou 40., Percy Kleinstiver *353, liVeeh
sleighs; light wagon, new rubber Un.either *351, Jack Guenther *317
tired buggy; top buggy; cutter; Urban lZimmer *228,
power emery gr nder, C ire'.on fan- ,
Jr. IV; same subjects, etc. 450-
mingmill, scales, sugar kettle, feed
Leo Eveland 371, Lillie Willert 323,
cooker. Stewart clipping machine; Harry Zimmer 289, Lucile Willert
set of brass mounted harness new;
'''esii Chas. Snell *275, Alvin •Rader
ee82, Lorne Tiernan *.
G. S. Howard, Prindipal.
made from oak tan leather, 2 sets
double harness, F. et single harness,
long ladder, 150 -ft hay fork rope;
posts, some end posts; forks, sho-
vels, hoes, whifeletreee neckyokes,
chains, pails and other numerous
articles,
household Furnitur?;- oxteneon
table, 2 hanging lamps, cupbo-
ard, sink. 2 couches; heater, Pen-
insular Range, sealers, pieturee, 2
easels, clock, 2 milk caos, bracket
lamp
TERMS; -All sums of $10.00 and
under cash, over that neuouet 9
months credit will be given on fur-
nishing approved joint notes. A
discount of 5 per cent off for cash
on credit amounts.
Geo. H. Gram, Frank Taylor
429, Alice, Willert 420, Almeda Mil-
Proprietee. Auctioneer.
Wm Johnston and C, AMeDon-ler 419- *Elgin Merner 338, *Edna
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ell, 'Clerks. • I ' I \\ Td 263, Courtney Burmeibter 260
*Aason Restemeyer 254, *Victor
herse collars, quantity of cedar • , ROOM II
Sr. III; Total marks 670; -Laura
Reid 621, Verde. Baker 502, Sallie .
Eettschen 149, Adolpa Guenther l.97
*Minnie Rinker 241, *Eimer Zimmer.
239, *Oscar Miller 88, *Gertrude
Fisher.
Jr. 111, Total marks 670; Verna
' Birk 651, Emma Graupner 612, *A1-•
vin Kellerman 5,8 tetrad Keller,
man 505, *Loreen Baker 478,"*Har-
ry Hartleib 383, *Clara Bender 352
Lambert Witmer 270' *Mabel Sch-
ade 266, *Clarence Fisher 10.
Sr 11; total 620;- Grace Guenth-
er 559, Arnetta Steinhagen 462,
Walter Stire 440, Eddie Hamacher
Of Farm Stock and Implements
on March 16th, at Lot 16 e0a,
Hay,. ur known ae St. Joseph brick
yard farm; commencing at 1 o'-
elock sharp, the following;
1:10.1eS2.8;- 1 heavy Clyde mare
13 yrs old, in foal; 1 heavy horse,
'Jere. old, 1 heavy horse 6 yre. old
1 (ineage horse 11 yrs. old; 1 Gen.
purpose colt rising 2; 1 yearling
wilt; 1 brood mere 12 yrs. old in
foal.
CATTLE; -1 cow slue to calfin
Juno, 1 cow, due in May.; 2 farrow
• SOME OTHER FARM MACHINERY IN 1STOCK AT L AST
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Tyler 205, Alice Grigg"
AUCTION SALE
Jr. II; total 620; -Harry Hoffman
Of Farm Stock, Implements, et, 516, Eugene Tie.nan 4,e9, Thelmt El
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on my premises, East end of Zur- se 450, Kenneth Wein 429, *Nelsen
ich, on Saturday, March, 13th at Dearing 349, *Flossie Kleinstiver
1 teelock. 'sharp the following; 326, *Anna Tiernan, *Ethel Hart- •
1 CA.TTLE;-i cow fresh since leib.
Dec., 8 years old; 1 heifer 3 yrs, The pusses whose nausea are mai-
old .due in April; 1 calf 6 weeks ked missed one or more exams.
old; 1 calf 3 months °id; 2 dozee held and some were absent during
hens; 1 Thourbred Rock roostee, the whole month.
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IMPLEMENTS, ETC.; 2 bugg,-
CEdmeston, Teacher -
les, cutter, double cutter, 1 -horse
wagon, light sleigh, pulper, cutt- ROOM 1
ONVS; 4 steers rising 2; 2 hearers ing box, lire extinguisher, Detroit Jr. Th -Florence Guenther 645,
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rising' 22 1 lei.er riing 3, 1 steerstove, 2 gas. stoves, ch- Milford Stire-539, Edna Sehaus 514,
; .:,i stove,
rising 1 2 Milers risin1, 2 p.esT urn, diet aridei
nigar barre:s, Em -I Louis 'Zimmer 512, Ivan Lipperd
eg i
* pli, creamer,
sepator, 2 sugar Le: i 504, Margrete Merrier 498, Gordon
3 months old.
IMPLEMENTS;- M.-Hbinder tice, longi adder, wagon poi.e, wei fe Bender 440, eLonard -Bender 385,
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fletrees, light eingle harness, helve Garnet Burmeister 215*
Theada
6 -it. cut; M. -H. mower 6 -ft cut; , 1 I .,..,,n_ 1
at el hay rake 12 -ft; fertilizer drill '6'11W '7'14'''''' " collars, set doe- Hayter *.
2 welk ng ploughsM
et of harr) c lines, set blest straps, set Sr. Pt. He -Willie EN -eland 561,
ueivalor, disgood wagon, wag- ; f. ows u
IN tug,s, onion seeder and sett:- Floyd Wein 454, Pearl Bender 430
cc, ".• ..: ,
hex .:6(t.
ficr combined, dung hook new, et Louise Staubus e,
on 'with combination rack
ton buggyClinton fanning trill..2 quantity of hard and soft wood, Jr. •Pt. IIHMartha Granpner 591
h ty, ,e,:„:1,,,..ass. mounte T harn.,:$, hoes, ehovele, forks, calf Ain co It Margaret Held 563, Nelda Vassold
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1-heree elow, ,1 -horse harreete 2 5 9, S 'emit Genittier 4 1 Early-Wit-
bebele'ghe; Whiiflotre,s, neekeeke
aele rwrielvon erticles. •• lvamen eleaners now,. Alto the mer *250, Ada& Stire e
follewine articles the P' 'petty o: Sr. Pt le-Eldu Krett 46s, mar-
-1* 41v !;} 0,40 implements were
Mr. le, Koehler ss 11 1,f, sold; S ne, geret •Willert 410, little De:iring.
ptroolllei 11 titeee years ego.
' Ail 'oil stove- 3 burree
ners; cun 265*, Lloyd Stir , ele, Tbeen Nadige'
NM .regQrVe re4 the proereeee le c'' '
elle tellers., eitieboard, box stoves, er *., Ernest Rinker *.
g'':i1.....%,;414. r'..:',',":.,:',',..,4%,, ,,.1. z,11)(1,1 f,r,1 ,-,tand- c,!,•1', w1,1.-ol brrrow, . 2 Jr. Pt I; -Ervine Guenther 320, •
e.,,,..'_, , ,, e. ,, 0:""01,,i. aeeptatt,,,, „T ••••leirin wiedow • °non eretee, (ie.. Wellace -Wein See*. Oliver StarikrIS
Tril ,41'1.1,, :*; 4,I. ,i..,/,t, riv'i', .:b , in . me nereen 1,n tle3, hidder, Aereen *, Rudolph Vincent *.
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„owe. -,4 Lees ',-,,•ie • t) Onr 1 11-0,,S. Viiiegnr levee', Clam I; Victor 'Kw& 265, .3erthur
minf no t (.011 1f tn, 1,, ., 1 ,!rta' $41-o51 1111,0 beenese, ss Ili ill,*(pn, n.rergt, 1151 Pearl Schack. *40, Sole
iirriTni. 2 I. -1),i ' Pleigliti, ,etc. b'l Stire *, •
ee neseents.
.ass lerree49---e' k cif ' ClII; Hugh O'f,4orinor 185, S
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t, eseeenetesees ()tee eer,-....• ..., ... .,. • ,
' pro,priitto„,,... E, llossPtily,erv, A. lefittlehellz, O'C'erirmr 160, II's, rh Schltmdt lee
Auctioneer,
Ansel 'meet, Prop3ieeer. P., Tiernan, Teacher.*
se.
WE. ARE IN THE MARKET
FOR ALL KINDS OF
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES
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