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THE HERALD
Iseued Wedzsesday iooll from the
VIM HERALD PRINTING '
OVpc:
IN MEMORIAM
Loving Memory of Elizabeth
e11, whe died one 'year ago to -
ay, May 31st, 1920;
When a mother breaths her last
farewell,
The blow is more than tongue
can teal,
l]arth seems quite 'another place)
Without the smiles of Mother's
face. c
!'Sleep on, dear Mother, and take
your rest,
For God hath called, when he'
thought -e best.
cur loss means pain, but 'four's
means gain,
In Heaven we, hope to meet a-
gain.
Gone,, but not forgotten: .
Her loving Husband and Chile
Vixen.
WAYBURN NEWS
''The timely rain on Sunday ev-
ening was welcome to all, espec-
(tally the farmers.'
Mrs. Mathers 1s, we are sorry to
say, quite poorly, having had a
siege of measels. Much sympathy
is felt towards Mr. and Mrs. Math-
+ers in their illness since coming to.
'Weyburn District.
Miss K. Bauman, who has been
visiting relatives in Parkhill and
elsewhere, during the past week,
has returned to her home here.
Miss E. Guenther' of Dashwood,
!sang a beautiful' solo last Sunday
evening at the Gospel services
here in Weyburn school.
COUNTY NEWS
'The death occured at Sombre
on Thursday, May 12th, of Annie
cattery ,wife of Rev. Edward
Jones ,Formerly of Exeter, at the
nage of 28 yefers.
Mrs: Janet Frazer, aged 102 yrs.
died at her son's home. in Moorse-.
-vine: on May 4th. Mrs. Frazer was
beleived to be the oldest woman
in the county of Middlesex.
Stanley Mitchell of near Hensall
who has been taken in St. Jos-
eph's Hospital, London, suffering
from lockjaw, and who was un-
able to eat for three days, ret-
urned home completely cured on
Thursday last, a serum treatment
being responsible for the .ret-
- overy. •
Arrangements arebeing made for
the holding ..of. an Anglican Sum-
mer Campat Bayfield this •year,
the first part of the season being
forboys and the latter part. for
girls, t
DASHWOOD.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dietrich ancl.
Mrs. A. Stumpf of Waterloo spent
the week -end at the home of Mr.
Welton.
Mrs. J.- Kellerman is at present
under the doctor's' care. We
hope for a speedy recovery.
Miss Pearl Wurtz of Zurich was
a visitor in town last week.
Mr. D.' S. Chilton was a week-
end visitor in Ingersoll
Mr. and Mrs. P. Schradez and
family of Stratford visited here
over the 24th.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Adams of Lon-
don spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Kraft.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Koch of Dash-
wood, Miss Roselle Koch of Cred-
iton, Mrs, Elmore Thiel and chil-
dren of Blake, motored to London
on .Saturday to spend the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs: -John M.
lade.
Mr. Peter Schrader and family
of Stratford and •Mr. 'Geo. Hammer
.and family of Listowell are visit-
ing friends in and around Dash-
'wood.
EXETER. •
Mr. and Mrs._`Thos. Dayman left
on Friday for their home in Out -
Mk, Sask.
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Ferguson, of
Winnipeg, are visiting the latter's
Barents, Mn and Mrs, C. Birney.
H. 0, Southcett left on ll:onday.
s'or TnrOnto, prior to leaving for
'the west.
Dr. Ward has moved his family
to Exeter groin London and is
occupying a house on Huron St.
Mrs. Maingy, of Ottawa, is mak-
ing her home with her daughter,
Mrs. Bray. Mr. and Mrs. Bray
have zn.oved into the residence of
the late W. J. Russell.. .
The sad death took place ion
Thursday evening last, May 12th,
-tat Mildred Victoria Martin, wife
of Mr. Sandy G. Bawden of lyd-,
ease nion; in her 35th year. Dee -
tree, 1 el n , her e fella Edramiton
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env a ':t s " ).e e 1 two t relss
prior 1,) her .lath boreire _ thre
motixeI of a belly girl.
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See Weir Ilse sold l'us barber
tloi)to 1annie,xe'1 1,er n
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Combination storm and sea�een doors
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Custom Work our Specialty
Always in the market for sawlogs
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Thaler eras. Store News
DASHW000.
Saturday Specials at this Store
MEN'S OVERALLS
Men's Overalls in black and . plain blue with Bib, Special; pair $1,50
Men'a heavy black striped Drill work shirts, Special at $I.25 $1.50
Men's Work Pants
Men's extra heavy blk and striped Denim seek, pants reg3.50iat $2.48
Men's Worsted Trousers Regular $4.50, Special at -., ... :........$2:95,
Staples In Dry Goods
Yard wide factory Cotton, Specisd per yard 20c
Yard wide Cotton, fine quality, Secial,; per yard ._ .25c
Pure Indigo Prints, at per yard __-..- -- 25c
Black and White heavy Shirting, Special, at per Yery. .,{ F:35e•
GROCERIES
Puffed Wheat per paekg. 15c Red Rose Tea, per polled ._. 50c.
Yutland Sardines per tin 10c Fels Nap. best laun. soap 3 for --25e
Slaughter Prices on Men's, Boys'
Shoes and all Canvass Shoes.
Eggs taken as cash. _..
Thalerhis Dash
od
While riding a bicycle the other rooms formerly occupied by • T.
day Roy Schwartz tried to get Parimer.
up on the sidewalk in front of
the ;barber shop, with the result
that he lost control and went head'
first through the large window.
Our Band is being reorganized•
for the 3rd of June Celebration.
Arrangeznezite have been made for
Zurich to play our boys a double
header.
Albert Wolfe has moved into
the house • he recently bought from
his father and Geo. Mawhinney has
moved to town and is occupying
Albert Wolf's house.
' . quiet but very pretty wedding
took place at the Evangelical par-
sonage on Wednesday, May 18th,
E. Drummond, while engaged in
strenuous wor kduring the Erie of
T. Murdock's livery barns, broke
one of his ribs, but was unaware
of it until some days afterwards,
when mrdieal exam'nation revealed
the cause of his pain. He is, how-
ever, now going around quite
smartly.
John Mousseau of Hay Town-
ship last Monday night )net with,
a perculiar accident which might.
have ended seriously. He was
driving out of the church: sheds
and on going over the sidewalk,
the kingbolt broke, allowing the
horses to continue with the • tw
when Rev-. Hauch performed the front wheels, while the front of
ceremony that united in marriage the rig dropped to the ground,
John Merced Moir of Ushorne, and throwing him out. Mr. Mousseau
Miss Irene Pearl Wolf, daughtell was given a bad tunable and re -
of Mr. Chas: Wolf of Crediton: reived a few scratches.
Both were unattended
i NOTI
GRAND BEND
Fresh carload of cement just
arrived. Pete. Eisenbach.
Mr. Tedball of Thedford visited
at Frank Tetreau's recently.
Mr. Jacobe of Parkhill has
rented Mr. Brenner's barber shop
for the summer.
Ware Oliver, while playing base-
ball, the other day, had the mis-
fortune to break his elg between
the ankle and knee. He is imp-
proving nicely, but it will be some
time before he will have use oe
the injured limb.
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I4ENSALL.
Our local coal mer. chants last
week received six carloads of coal
McDonell Bros. are having a
gasoline tan kput on the {street
opposite their garage.
Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Sparks and
son, Archie, who have spent the
past year in the West, have re-
turned to Hensall where they will
snake their ,i�1ome in future,
Thos. Parleter is at present car-
rying his arms in a sling as the re-
sult of a severe attack of rheu-
matism.
M elee7n o" Detreit, visited
Ir .'! 1, ve il` e last ?.eek with het-
or,
:..r•c'T, 'efts, AC lee.
a ..t week the Cr,uesii
h1d workns.•ii puffins; the ho a
ball diamond into 'Navies' shape,
Cbok Bros. beet, ro,ce,ltly v?eSi-
wed a shipn'i int o' three gal',oad,s
o automobiles, ;' 1
IR Done ld on of '1'oeswater. who 1,
"' ntly purely: eel the grocery
ed eonfe ti $ li i ,v buten eS3 . f coni
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We the !undersigned business
men of the Village of Dashwood
, agree to close our places of bus-
!iness every Thursday afternoon
• at 12.30 o'clock until the following
1 day during the months of June,
July and August,
J. G. Weltin, Wesley 'Wolf, Rest-
emeyer & Kleinstiver, Reid, Ed-.
' i ghoffer & Son ;, C. Fritz & Son;
Clayton Pfile; Philip Fassold; P.
Meisaac;, M. W. Shenk; L. R.
Rutherford;; L. M. Hartleib; A,
Timmer; Thaler Bros.; D. Tiernan
E. Nadiger; Ed. Kraft.
AUCTION SALE
Ot Household Effects, Etc. At
ZURICH, on Saturday, May 28th,
Commencing at 1.30 o'clock, p•n1.
sharp, the following;
Top buggy, single bug.y, hue
gy pole, cutter, chi1nee, 1 -man cut-
ter,. wheelbarrow, light double hat,
ness, steel trough, 2 ladders, hat -
nese, new garde nculttvator, forks
shovels and other garden tools.
ROIJUSEHOLD EI?IPECTS;-- 2
I bedsteads with mattress and spr-
ings, 3 rocking chairs, 6 kitchen
eht'n, 6 cane chairs, 2 coal oil
ee /melee, washstands, sere-.
; •• i l 715•; and sash, 2 venire tables,
121-11). se ale, extension table, writ -
,a d' Ik, 3-roons bird cage; sin -
gree, grindstone;, carpenter
1 l'�1��`I, l I Ines, clamps, augers, home
made c.irpets, wash •tubs, quilts;
1)1 a s t t s, pictures, 2 dozen seal -
sneer stand, chamber set,
1 we l 0 r1 and numerous articteS.
Ter n ; ; CASH, •
IT °e n a i, Proprietor
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THINGS TO LOOK FOR
WHENYOU BUY A TRACTOR, BE SURE THAT Pe HAS ALL THE ,PEt1.TU.RES ESSENTIAII.
TO ALL-ROUND
SE-RVICE, EFFICIENCY' AND ECONOMY OF OPERATION.
FOR INSTANCE LOOK FOR
that — .
A' kerosene engine so at you can use cheapfuel thereby doingyour
our work at the lowest
possible cost.
A throtle governor to regulate the fuel to the load variations, insuring uniform speed of both,•
tractor and driven machine in addition to fuel economy and saving one man's time when engaged
in belt 'work. HURON: COUNTY . COUNCIL PURCHASED : FIVE TITANS IN ONE ORDER. MORS
I. H. C. TRACTORS IN USE 'THAN ALL, ,OTHERS COMBINED.
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L. A. PRANG, AGENT, ZURICH
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AERYp �CUSHION INNER TIRE
e� �p�SJ�� CO�A.PAN '�a7MirED
I have been appointed Agent for this district for the
above Celebrated Inner Cushion Tires. And will be
pleased to give.a demonstration at any time. Call and.
be convinced.
John Hev Jr. urich
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If you have delayed painting, your property
has suffered. Do not put off any longer.
Save the surface and you Save all. ' Look
around -and you will find many
places, both inside and out that
call for
a coat , of paint. Now is
tit xi t><$e>e the time. Nature is re -decor. '
tin':
get in line •and do the same. TThe
most economical method is to use
We guarantee the
Martin-Senour
100% Pure Paint
(except inside
White and a few
dark shades that
cannot be prepared
from lead and zinc),
to be matte from.
pure white lead,
pure oxide of zinc,
with coloring mat-
ter
atter in proportionate
quanetties neces-
saryto make their
respective shades
and' tints, with pure
linseed oil and tur-
pentine dryer, and
to be entirely TREE
from water, ben-
zine, whiting and
other adulteration,
and SOLD SUBJECT
To CriEMICAL AN-
ALYSIS.
the NAPM -SEN UR•
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100% PURE
PAINT' AN ; VARNISHES
Their covering power and lasting qualities are very
great. It will pay you to insist on getting this popular
brand. For whatever painting or varnishing you do,
there is a special MARTIN-SENOIJR Product, each one
guaranteed to best serve the purpose for which it is made
Consult us as to your requirements. We have
a full stock and complete information as to
decorative schemes. Let us; advise you.
Mell.ck & Braun,
Zurich
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