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THE HERALD, Zurich
THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 1915.
CORRESPONDENCE
DASHWOOD
Two young men representing them-
selves to be followers of Pastor Russell
are holding meetings in Zimmer's
hall this Friday, Saturday,aud Sunday
evenings.
Mr. John Brokenshire is visiting
friends in this community at preset,
Mr Frank Boysenberry,
\vho has
been visiting his brother Harry for a
few days, left for his home in Berlin
on Friday morning.
Mr Edmund Walper shipped a car-
load of cattle to Toronto on Saturday
last.
Mr, E W Brokenshire was in Zur-
ich on Saturday last.
If everyone would practice what
they preach bow much better the
world would be.
lir Willie Schatz, who spent the
Christmas vacation with his brothers
and sisters in this place, left for his
home in Michigan on Saturday last.
It is said one of our citizens is go-
ing to try matrimonial life in the
near future We cannot vouch for the'
truth of the report.
Mr Peter Mclsac, our accomodat
ing telephone manager, has again
been engaged by the council of Hay
for another term to fill that important
position. Mr McIsac has put the lines
in this vicinity in first class shape
and recently -constructed a new line
in Stephen township, known as the
B line, which has added quite a nun,:.
her of new subscribers to the system.
The Dashwood central office now swit-
ches 203 telephones.
SCHOOL -REPORTS
School report of room number 3,
Zurich Public School, for December.
Sr II (Maximum mark 600)
Iva Kalbfleish 558, Lillian WVeselo
658, IvenKalbfleisch 534, Edna Zettel
529, Emma Warm 510, Dorothy
Campbell 508. Whitney Truemner 471
Theodore Wagner 450, Laura Deitrich
892, Alphonsus Deitrich 373, Mary
Mittleholtz 280. Wary 11littleholtz
absent for 1 exam.)
Jr. II (Maximum. marks 500)
Milton Hey 411, Loyd Hey 384,
Luella Decher 380, Gordon Ran 348
Pearl Gellman 801 .Herbert Neeb 229
(Pearl Gellman abse•tt for 1 exam)
Pt. II (Maximum 400)
Cecil Ewen 383, Russel Foster 321
areola Prang 816, Eva Fee 808, Ethel
Bess 258 Austin Schwalm 218, Ruth
Brenner 245, Floral__ ttley 212, (Flora
T ttle3 absent for 1 exam.)
First class (maximum 250)
Greta blerner 215, Francs 1 Mittel-
boltz 192, Gerald Bedard 166,
Madelene Meidinger.
Jessie Veitch Teacher.
STANLEY TP.
1
Stanley's new Council bad their
first meeting , on Monday. The old
officers were re -appointed for 1915,
viz -Clerk, Robt J Richardson, Asses-
sor, A P Keys, Collector, Thos Wiley.
A Patriotic Concert will be held ..in
Varna on Thursday evening' Jan. 14
under the auspice s of the Red Cross
Society. The program into be fur-
nished free, by local talent and the
proceeds given to the Red. Cross
Society.
Mr W H Talbot is engaged thresh-
ing clover this week, Mr Talbot bas
just completed a very successful:anrt
profitable season with his bean mach-
ine having threshed over 15 000 .bus-
hels of beans.
Miss Annie Armstrong of Saskatoon
Sask., has come home for a visit with
her parents, Mr and Mrs Wilson
Armstrong.
What is more welcpme than a Tette
from home to the absent boy or. girl
Send them The Herald and they
receive the home news 'every week
One dollar pays for a whole year.
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The County Council of the County
of Mama. fl for 1915, will be .composed
as follows:.. :Qla r
Oi ;ta
Ashfield --O. Stewart, Reeve
Bayfield-Jatnes Thompson
Brussels -John Leckie
Blyth -Dr. W J Milne
Clinton -James Ford
Colborne -Samuel Bissett
Exeter ---J W Taylor
Goderich township -WI' Lobb
Goderich-R Elliott, Reeve; J C
Laithwaite, Deputy Reeve
Grey -RW Livingstone Reeve; John
Brown. Deputy. Reeve
BEAVER MEADO W
Sleighing has left us, but we all
hope fox' a speedy return.
Mr Earl Wurtz of Pigeon, Mich., is
visiting with Mr and bits Roy Merrier.
The Misses Fanny and Mary Gasho
pent Sunday with friends at Kippen,
Mrs Wni Beaver of t]ensall, spent
a few days with frien.is'in the eeighbor-
hood. •
Mrs John Brown of Pigeon' Mich.,
is visiting with friends here,
Mr Clarence Miller, who had an
attack of typhoid fever, is able to be
up and around again.
Farm for Sale
The undersigned offers for sale a
fine farm of ninety six and a half secret,,
situated one quarter of a mile south of
Drysdale, on the lake road east. the
farm is well fenced andunderdrained'
with tile. It bas a good yon lig orchard
anti has, forty-five acres fall ploughed
and the remainder; seeded to grass.
There is a good frame house with kitch-
en and woodshed attached, and a large
bank barn with stone stabling and ce-
ment`flooring all through, also good
hen -house and pig -house. There is a
good spring well at the house and a
large well at the barn also a spring
well at the back of the farm. For
furtherparticulars applyat the farm to
Mrs George Pollock or Wm. Pollock.
R R Not ,Zurich' . R R Not Varna
'Ont. Ont.
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H AN Ci:1UI.GI•I. SEIZV'ICZ'a:S
B LAKE
Mr. John Keys is able to be aroun
again after his recent illness,
Mr.and Mrs. G. Freckleton treatec
a number of their friends'to a fowl
supper one evening last week;
The monthly meeting of the
' 4'oniens Missionary Society was held
MEETING OF THE HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL,
The council of ;the corporation of
the County of Huron will meet in the
council chambers in the Town of
Goderich, on Tuesday, the 26th inst.,
at the hour of 3 o'clock. W. Lane
German, Sunday
10,30 a, na:
English 7:00 p, m.
Bible School ' 2.00 .t>. m,
Men's Misin'ry S Tuesday- 8.00 p. m,
Luther League Friday 8.00 p.m.
L A S lst T-ues'y of month X2.30 p, m,
You, are cordially invited to take an
active part in. all these: meetings and,
services.
Blessed are they that hear the
Ward. of God; and keep ft. Luke 11.28,
EVAN. CHURCH SERVICES.
Sunday, German 10,00 a, rn,
t
Junior Y, P. A. 1,00 p. in
` Sunday School • 2,00 " "
(Service) English 7,00 "
Teachers meeting 8.00 " "
Mon., Tri -Mu Brotherhood 8.00 "
Tuesday, Y. P. A. 8.15 " "'
Wednesday Prayer Meeting 8.00 " "
Friday Teachers Training
Class 7.30
choir`. practice 8.30
Ladies Aid meets .lst Monday of
each month at 7.30 p. m.
CC
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Clerk. .
Dated ab Godericb, this 12th day of
January, 1915.
A reliable man to sell
HARDY CANADIAN GROWN
STOOK IN ZURICl3 and HURON
County
Startnow at the best selling time,
Send for list of Spring 'Offerings
and terms to agents Liberal com-
missions, Handsome Free Outfit.
Stone & Wellington
The Fonthill Nuseries
(Established 1837)
TORONTO
in the church on Wednesday of ' last COUNTY NEWS
week, with a good attendance despite
the unfavorable weather.
DRYS1)ALE
We are pleased to note that the
daughter of Mr James Sophaisrecover-
ing from a severe attack of pneumonia
llir Alex. Moneseati, who has been
in poor health, is recovering. ens,
Hensen -T I1 Hudson
He.y-L Kalbfieisch
Howick---R Harding, Reeve; L Dem-
nierling, Deputy Reeve
Hullett-J Finglaud
MoKillop-J 11Lt Goveniock
Morris -J Shorbreed
Seaforth-J A Stewart '
Stanley -J McKinley
Stephen -W R Elliott, Reeve; John
Love, Deputy Reeve
Tuckersinith-H Crich
Turnberry- J Mulvey
Usborne-Fred Elleringtou
Wewanosh, east -J N Campbell
Wawanosh, west ---D 13 Murray
Wingham-S Mitchell
Wroxeter -Con. Rees
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James Denomme entertained the
young people ope evening last weelc
•
and all report a good time.
Mr. Exais Giavelle of Bad Axe,
Mich., visited at the home of R. N.
Denomme fora few days last week,
1DEBENTURES
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Coupons Payable Half -Yearly
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Tbrdn
lir Albert Bedard is wearing a broad
smile these days -its a girl. -
Mr. Chris. Ayotte and daughter,'
Alieda, visited at Peter Corriveau's on,
Sunday.
Father Rondot has left for a short
visit with his parents.
A pleasant surprise party was held
at the home of George Geoffroi Mon-
day night,
Messrs W Laporte and T Rau ret-
urned to L'Assumption College last
week to resume their studies.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Douglas enter:.
tained a number of their friends nn
Wednesday evening in honor of their
niece and nephew.
Mr. Sam Hey was so rushed with
work last week that he had to get an
assistant.
lair and Mrs Geo, Armstrong have
Moved. their home on the 13,,shen
line.
Mr and Mrs M. Denomme 'entertain-
ed a number of their friends on Tues-
day evening.
A. F. HESS, Agent, Zurich.
The Ledo Advertirer
DASHWOO D
SHOE STORE
I have a large stook of all
the latest and test in Mens'
Ladies and Children Shoes.
Call and lookbver our lines
before you buy elsewhere.
We can save you money.
Repairing. Promptly Done
Butter and eggs taken4 in
exchange for shoes tr. 54:
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All the War News
All Market Quotation
All Sporting News
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Delivered througli your; Post 'Office
or ower your Rural Eolith same
Darr as Published) for
CTEDITON.
The skating rink has been opened
for the season.
Mathew Guenther was elected school
trustee in place of Henry Sweitzer,
who resigned.
Augustus Morrisey is getting mat-
erial on the ground for the new dwell-
ing he will have erected next summer.
Miss Mary Chamber is visiting
relatives in Hazelton, Penn., for a few
weeks.
Mrs. L. Parifit, assistant matron at
the house of Refuge, visited friends
here last week.
HENSALL
- Ont.
Thirteen men left Wingham on
Tuesday to join the third Canadian
contingent.
The collection in Knox church,
Goderich, on a recent Sunday after-
noon, for the Belgian Relief Fund,
amounted to $108 00.
Ashfield will this year be deprived
of a Deputy
Reeve in the County Coun-
cil, the population of the township hav-
ing dropped below the statutory nam -
bey.
Thomas Hudson was elected reeve
of Hensel' at the recent municipal
elections by a majority of 117. F. W.
Smallacombe received 69 votes and J.
W. Ortwein 25.
On Dec. 30,. Miss Mabel, daughter
of Mr. Alex. McBeath, Kippeu, was
married to John Jarrott, of Hay town-
ship, by Rey. Mr. Woods, of Brads -
field. They will settle down on rte
groom's farm west of Ki poen.
Chester Prouty, aged 89 years, died
at the home of his son in Usborne on
Dec. 31. Deceased was well known
throughout South Huron being con-
nected wi th municipal affairs for man y
years. He was a former clerk of
Stephen township.
G. C. Petty has purchased the but-
cher business again from E. Drake,
who is moving to his farm near Staffa.
Two fine fireplaces and grates are
going to be installed in the new town
hall.
Next Friday •i >ir a big dance
.. o
given in the new town hall.
An orchestra of seven pieces
been formed in connection with
Methodist Sunday School.
John Caldwell has moved into Mrs.
Beeks house, on Oxford street.
will tl1 be
]iii N) !S .( rd ' , N'
E ARE INSTALLING A
number of new devices
and. making other" iln
proyements in our printing
plant which will enable tis to do
job work as neatly and jniolcly
as any city office. ` Let us do
your next job, no matter hose
large or nail.i1 is; and svn will
si
eonviNCO you that what we Pity
is right. Our prices are also
right. Be loyal to home Indus.
tl'ies.'
HERALD PIC. OO
Phone -30 " urich
MASSEY-
HARRIS
IMPLEMENTS.
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Classified Ads
Binders, Mowers, all kinds
of Cultivators, Discs and Fer-
tilizer 'Drills, best and light-
est made all steel.
Manure Spr.aders and all
kinds of plows and repairs
always in stock.
Lookat our Cutters
LEGAL CARDS.
PROUDFOO r, KILI,ORAN, & PROUD.,
FOOT. Barristers, Solicitors„ Notaries
Public &c. Office, on the Square, 2nd
door from Eamiiton St. Goclerioh.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
W. PROUDFOOT, K. C. J. L. KILLORA r
W. PttounFOOT, JR.
MEDICAL CARDS
DR. E. B. BALFOUR, graduate
Western University, late of
the Military Hospital and Victoria,
Hospital, London. Office in the
building formerly occupied by the late
Dr.McLaughlin, Dasbwocdd.
1R A. J. MacKINNON lath House.
Surgeon, Erio County Hospital,.
Buffalo N. Y. Late assistant resi-
dent Physician, Manhattan Maternity
Hospital N. Y. city. Late of the
House Staff, New York Palyclinio
Medical School and Hospital. Drug
store in connection'. Office: Zurich,
Sleighs, Buggiesand Ont.
Wagons before buying else-
where.
GRAY MOTOR ENGINES
14 H. P. $75; 2i'; H. P. $85; 4' H.
P.$125; 6 H. P. $175; 8 H. P. $325;
12 H. P. $375; all warranted first
class.
At the old Stand: -
"Square Dealing Our Motto"
The death took place at her hone
Cou. 2, Hay, on Dec 301h of Bessie
Ball, wife of RobertRowcliffe at the
age of 48 years, 8 months and 18 clays.
Deceased bad been an invalid for 20'
years, caused by an injury to the spine
and the end must hvea come as a great
release to her. - Only the husband
survives.
The Canadian Northern Railway
Ontario
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h nacilan Norther
and
teCa
Railway are making application
to
Parliament for an extension of time
for the building of a autnber of pro-
posed branch lines, including two with
God erich as their objective: namely,
one from Niagara River to Goderich
and one from Orillia to Goderich,
Another proposed line for which ex-
teneion of time is asked is from Weals,
ago to Kincardine. The prevailing
financial stringency is given as the
reason for the request for further time
W. R. Pollock and family have
moved to Guelph, where Mr. Pollock
will take a course in the Agricultural'
College.
W. D. Clarke, accountant, at the
Molsons Bank, Exeter for several years
took over the managet•,ship on fan. lst
in succession to N, D. Hur ton, who is
retired on a liberal allowance. 1' 1r
Tiurdon will continue to resido in
Exelet.
Miss Annie Davis, daughter of : Mr;'
and Mrs. Dan, Davis, of Exeter, was
married to Garnet Cock'vill of Stephen
p
township on Jan, Gbh
Exeter is considering the plan of
permanent street ,constrttetfo0.
F. Blowe, employed at Canner Bros
i.uaobine shop, bad his . hand slip and
catchinthe engine afew days ago,
inflicting,a severe woundd,
F. Mess 86 Son.
for the building of these lines..
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Farm For Sale
210 acres of good farming and
fruit land. 2000 peach trees of which
1000 are in bearing, good, plenty of
water, good building, well fenced and
and partly drained. For particulars
apply to Daniel Smith, R. R. No. 2
Zurich,
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"CANADA'S RALLY TO THE EMPIRE"
' The Greatest Event in Canada's History -the Talk of the
Whole World.
When' the great Armada of thirty-one big ships carry-
ing tiriry two thousand of Canada's sons, and escorted by nine•
teen great British battleships, weiged anchor and sailed down
the St, Lawrence, carrying our men to aid in fighting the
Empire's battles, few people realised all it meant to Canada.
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Illnstrated London News said the arrival was "an event
unparal lett since William the Conqueror, Yt was truly a
snagnifice.,t spectacle to see this great fleet setting sail, a
sight never before seen on Canadian shores. News of the de-
parture was censored end kept so secret that few indeed were
on the scene to see the big ships weigh rinohor on the Gasp;
coast. This spectacle would have been los to the people of
Canada had nob '1'110 Family herald and Star of Montreal hail
their Staff of 1thotographeis there 10 reproduce it Their
photos of rho fl'tillitc are the beat piece of photographic work
in the history tithe art '1 hey secured a panoramic) view
showing milt's and tidies 01 the great troopships and battle
ships as tber s.ou0g into line on the way to the Atlantic.
In this picture The Fo roily Herald and Woolley Star certainly
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