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THURSDAY, MAR. 4,1915
Farms For Sale
210 acres of good farmiee and
fruit land. 2000 peach trees of which
1000 are in hearing, good, plenty of
water, good building, well fenced and
partly drained. For particulars
apply to Daniel Smith, R. R. No, 2
Zurich,
Fine 100 --acre farm for sale,
situated at Wagner's Corner, Hay
Township, 2' miles north of Zurich.
Good land and buildings in good re-
pair, Apply to Jacob Moyer, B. R.
No. 2, Zurich. 3tpd
DASH WOOD
We have heard some rumors of
another harness shop opening rap
in this place in the near future. It
is also said that this summer will
see a new butcher shop in town,.
theta the way keep a• moving.
Mrs P draupner wife of Rev
Graupner rind little daughter.
Martha, left on Monday to spend
a oonple of weeks with friends at
Elmira their former home.
:Miss Viola Woods spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home of Miss
Finkbiner near Crediton.
Rev J H Grenzebaoh attended
the dedication of a new ohurch at
St Jacobs last ,Sunday. His work
here was taken by Rev S A Carrier
of Grand Bend, who was greeted
wits alarge and delighted con.
gregation.
r E M Brokensbire was in
Zurich on Saturday
Mr Henry Bossenberry made a
business trip to Thedford on Wed-
nesday,
Miss Vera Siebert of Zurich spent
Sunday with old time friends in
this place.
'The time for auction sales Is again
here and we are pleased to state that
our facilities enable us to get o it sale
bills, etc., aE shortest notice. call work
guaranteed satisfactory in et .Jay re-
spect. The Herald Printing Oceepany,
.Zurich.
Andrew F. Hess
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4.SRWO0 D
SHOE STORE
I have a lance stock of all
the latest and best in Mein'
Ladies and Children Shoes.
Call and look over our lines
before yoTx buy elsewhere.
We can save you money.
Repairing Promptly Done
Butter and eggs taken in
exchange for shoes.
David Pfaff
fashwood - - Ont
ASS
IMPLEMENTS.
Binders, Mowers, all kinds
f Cultivators, Discs and Fer-
ilizer Drills, best and light-
st made- all steel.
Manure Spreaders and all
rods of plows and repairs
Iways in stock.
Look at our Cutters
Sleighs, Buggies, and
agons before buying else-
where.
RAY MOTOR ENGINES.
lj H. P. $75;2] H. P. i85; 4 Tl.'
1125; 6 H. P. $175; 8 H. P X4,'235:
H. P. .'375; all warranted first
1064
At the old Stand: --
quare Dealing Oar Motto
Hess tS6 S
s
Mr West Wolfe made the lucky
guess that won the shoes given
away by Mr D Pfaff. The jar con-
tained 359 setts and Mr. Wolfe's
guess was 360, he being one so high
E M Brekenshire was a close second
with 367 be being two to low,
Some euessers here keep on guess-
ing.
Sil�Al`ZLJ Y `.VP
Mrs AKeys,who has spent the past'
three months visiting her sister,
Mrs Tompson of Ohicugo, has re-
turned to her home on the Babylon
Line.
Rev A W Brown of Varna i9 at-
tending t1 e Temperance conventi-
on being held ie Toronto this.
week,
Mr Angus Murray has disposed
of his farm on the Sanble Line to
Mr Chas. Bedard and has purohas
ed the fine 100 acre feral of 111
Samuel Cluff of Tuckersmith
Miss Roxie Palmer, who has been
visiting friends in Stanley for the
past few weeks. has returned to
her home in Goderich.
Mr Elgin McKinley is ;pending -
a few days visiting with friends
in Clinton. and McKillop.
•
We have heard and beleive it to
be true that there is to be a wedd-
ing in the burg ere long. Now
everybody keep on guessing.
The concert on Friday evening
was a grand success in every par-
tioular . The numbers were a little We are pleased to state that Mrs
above the standard. We cannot
settle our mind as to anyone being
better than the rest, in faer, they
were all best. We come to the
conclusion that we have people
BLAKE
The February meeting of the Blake
\Women's institute took place at the
henle of Mrs J A Manson. There was
ice iui.ef0sti11g program, and a very
pleasant loeiel time was afterwards
enjoyed. The Instituto recently sunt
their third eontributiou to the Red
Cross Society. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs, Alex
Sparks, Blake, on Monday March 8th.
at 2.80 o'clock, when the secoud
donation of clothing for the J3elgiaals
will be ;etched. All women _ ere wel-
The following is the report of S. S.
No, 5 Stanley, for the month of Feb
ruary, The names are in order of
merit.
Sr, 3rd -Pearl Stephenson, Lorne
McBride, May Pollock.'
Jr 3rd -Myrtle Armstrong, Elinor
McKinley, Edna MoLinehcy.
Sr 2nd -Wilmer' McLinche.
Jr 2nd -Willie McLinebey, Leon-
' and 'McBride.
Pt 2nd- Gladys Ashton, Earnest
McLinchey.
Pt 1 -Garnet McLinehey, Clara
Stephenson, Frank McLinchey. '
Pr ---Alice McLinchey Edgar McBride,
Edgar McBride.
Thoso who attended school every day
during the mon th were: •Pearl. Stephen-
son, Clara Stephenson, Myrtle Arm-
strong, Elinor McKinley, Willie
11IcLinchey, Gladys Ashton.
Teacher Irene Douglas
DRYSD.ALE.
001110.
Earnest Denonims is recovering from
her illness.
AIr Christoph Ducharme suffered a
paralytic stroke on Monday ancTis very
that are not following their right low at present.
calling they ought to study dram-Mratio work. The tableaux were r George Denomme left far the west
simply beautiful. The performers
should visit some:of the neighbor-
ing Towns, we are sure the play
w.i uld be appreciated. �- The fishermen had the misfortnlee
School Reports Ito lose their nets last week,
i Farmers on the Salable Line' are
The following is the report of the I busy cutting wood this week.
first room, for the month of Febru ary t (apt. Jas. Denomme is rigging up
based on attendance, deligenee and his ice boat and as soon as a good sur -
general demeanour. !face of ice is formed along the shores
on Monday with a carload of horses.
His brother Maxine, accompanied bine
and will make his hone -with him.
Jr II-Alervyn Tiernan 75, AIbort of Lake Huron we may expect to see
Eveland 74, Violet Bieber 64, Oz.... the captain sailing by in his boat.
Steinhagen 52, Anna Vincent 50,
Charlie Snell 47. Aix J B Badour, of Stratford, is
Sr Pt II -Harry Rader 81, Adolph leaking a name for himself in his
Genttner 75, Jack Geuther 72, Peter rendering of Dr. Drummond's well-
Germatte 67. 1 known selections. He received grist
Jr Pt II --Lillie Willert 84, Leo j praise for his work at the musical
Eveland 78, Luceal Willed 75, Wiban j program of the Knights of Columbus
Zimmer 68, Henry Bieber 67, Court- ' held recently:, •
ney Eidt 64, Solomon Bettchen 58,
Luella Stire 57, Harry Zimmer 49,
Victor Tyler 48.
Pr I (r) -Alice Roffman 85, Oscar
Miller 81, Minnie Rinker 75, Verda
Baker 74, Percy Kleinstiver 72, Reggie
Armstrong 69, Alice Grigg 65, Edith
Guenther 62, Clara Bender 55, Elmer
Zimmer 50.
Pt I (B) Pearl Gabel 73, Ethel Gabel.
70, Loreen Baker 68, Armetta Stein-
hagen 65, Harold Kellerman 63, Eddie
Hamacher 60, Alineda Miller 45, (ab-
sent )
Pt I (:i) -Lorne Tiernan 68, Court-
ney Burmeister 60, Lyle Bettchen 58,
Average attendance 37.
Almeda Finkbeiner, Teacher.
131.+,::VE I ME AD O W
The line weather these last few dans
has brought the birds back again..
Quite a few robin .have been seen,
which is a sure sign of spriog.
A number of our young. people spent
Sunday evening at Dashwood.
1lr August Sieron spent a few days
in our community. _
The Misses Myrtle Horner and Mary
Gasho spent a few days with friends
in Remelt. -
Mr 0 Truemner sold his fine driver
to Mr Taylor of Hensell for a hand-
some sum.
Mat bees and quilting bees are the
order of the day.
Mr Cyrns Schock has just completed
a handsome kitchen cabinet, Cyrus
is a great mechanic.,
SCHOOL t.EPORTS
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£Curl i i,l°n ftho t.r til �1S 1t -,a it.'P11lt1',
TEn$1VA°v, i1. (l i 1 ln. nl 111 ing foal.
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The fellowing report of S. S. No 12
Hay, for the month of February is
based on general proficiency, discipline
and neatness.
Sr IV -Percy Schoch 224, Dawel
Miller 216, Henry Schilbe 137.
Jr IV -Lorne Pfile 266, Norman
Gascho 256, Theodore Steinbach 233,
Alfred Meidinget 197.
Sr III-Rosella Scbilbe 190, Annie
Schilbe 178, Morley Witiner 154, Jolt
Gascho 69.
Jr III Iva Liyinggoocl 172, . Gordon
Witmer 188, Orville Steinbach 131,
Urban Pfile 117, Lillian Smartie 105,
Oscar Fleiscbaner 92.
Jr II -Acta Witmer 252,. Vernon
:Schots •251, FrankBacdour 241, Alvin.
Walters 226, Lorne Fleischeuer 188,
Theresa Ivleidinger 149, Jermaine
Masse 87.
Sr Pt II -Bernice Schoch 116.
Jr Pt II -Albert Fleischauer 170,
Gerti.e Schilbe 187, Nellie Aleidinger
81, Edwin Gascho 72.
Pt I (0) -Lillian Rose 166, Lillian
Rader 156, Lambert Witmer 155,
Elizabeth Badour 103, Susie Walters
92.
Pt I (B) -Greta Schilbe 126, Idella
Schoch 123, Erwin Schilbe 121.
Pt I (A) Gordon Miller 96, Edgar
Masse' 57. Number on roll 42.
Teacher M Sparks.
Report of . S. S. No..11, Hay for the
nonth of 'February, names being in
ler of merit.
Sr IV --Evelyn Charrette.
Jr IV -Herbert Kalbfleisch, Poul
effrey.
Sr III-Salnuel Hendrick, Exias
harrette, Juliette Charrette, Mary
effrey.
Jr III ---Gertrude Scbade, Lloyd
endrick, John Schade, Richard
effrey.
Sr II-Zifiie Charrette.
Jr II -Clara Kalbfleisch, Melvina
chade, Ataisy Overholt, Norman
harrette, Leonard Sararas, Edmond
endrick.
Pt I1: -Lawrence Overholt.
Primer -Mabel Schade, Gertude
ovine, Irwin Shade, Donald Hen -
ick.
Jr (A)�---Victor Taylor.
Jr (B) -Eleanor Charette, Francis
verbolt, Eninlerson Overholt.
Teacher. E. 11. Stinson
The following is the report of room
2 of Dashwood public school for
February based on attendance diligence
and general demeanour.
Sr IIT -Oscar Graupner 86, Mary
Miller 83, Cecelia Gerxnette 79, Ira
Tiernan '77, Leeland Guenther 71,
Wilbur Ehlers 70, Mildred Schroeder,
68, Maimie Genttner 66 (absent),.
John Gosslilanu 65, Luella Schatz 63.
Jr III-Olifford Pfaff 75, Rosie
Guenther 73, Sydney Baker 70, John -
Rader 68, Gladys Guenther 68, Idelia
Rader 68, Elsie Schroeder 65, (absent)
Albert Tyler 63, Myrtle Koch 60,
Oscar Flartlieb 55, Garnet Willert 54,
Percy Willert 53, Edna Cameron 50.
Sr II -Louise Graupner 88, Verda
Fassold 85, Tillie Hamacher 80;
Lucinda: Willert 75, Barnet Grossmint
65, (absent) Abram Vincent 54, Edwin 1
Rinker 42.
Jr II -Idella Banker 85, Roselle,
Koch 80, Howard Schroeder 75,
Willie Bender 72, Freda StIre 65,
Fred' Stirs 10, Average attendance 38
Teacher. Ola 1 Vioede.
We received' another shipment of
;E raiceer's Liquid extract of smoke for
smoking all kinds of meat such as
ham, shoulders. bacon dried beef,
sausages,, bologna, fish, etc., and pres-
erving meat keeping i t f roe from insects.
We sold large quantites last year and
cnstomers are delighted with it. Lt
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WE ARE INSTALLING A
number of new devices
and mailing other ins-
proyements . in our printing
plant which will enable us to, do
job work as neatly' and quickly
as any city office. Let us do
your next job, no matter how
large or small it is, and we will
convince rpu that what we say
is righe, Our prices are also
tight: lie loyal to home Indus•
trios.
GERALD PTC. G0.
P4 l; 30 rich
Zurich Meat
MARKET
DJ :11,ERS I5
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
CASH FOR SKINS & HIDES
`,ngbl'Llt
Reichert
uv ala uY.r'1, II &ata•
WitififlifERS
• IBEI; TO .ANNOUNCE TO
the people of Zurich and
• vicinity ihatI.have made ari Zurich,
=tents with a leading wall paper
firm to bauble all kinds of Wall
papers, Borders, etc. Parties
interested will do well to get my
• sample books and prides before
buying.
• ALSO PAPERHANGING AND DECOR-
_' ING OF ALL KINDS ATTENDED TO.
Dano Ioehler
Zurich Ont.
MUT CANDI t
A new shipment just in of
Bon -Bons, Chocolates, etc.
The best that money can
buy
A large variety of Comic,
Patriotic, Scenic, ere., Post
Cards, all prices.
We also have the Flag
Gum, Spearmint, Etc.
Leadind Brands of Cigars.
Oysters in Season..
McCORMICK'S
RESTAURANT
LUTHERAN 0I1GJRCII SERVICES
German, •Sunday 10.30 a. m.
English 7.00 p, m.
Bible School 2.00 p. m.
Men's Alis'n'ry S Tuesday 8.00 p. m., .
Luther League Friday 8.00 p. m.
L A S 1st Tues'y of month 2.80 p; m,'
You are cordially invited to take an
active part iu all these meetings and
services.
"Blessed are they that hear the
word of God, and keep it. Luke'11.28,
EVAN. CHURCH- SERVICES.
Sunday, German10,00 a,'m.
Junior Y, P. A. 1.00 p. m.
Sunday 'School 2,00 "
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(Service) English 7.00 rt
Teachers meeting 8.00 "<
Mon., Tri -Mu Brotherhood 8.00
Tuesday, Y. P. A. 8.15 "
Wednesday Piayer Meeting 8.00 " "
Friday Teachers Training
Class 7.30
choir practice 8.30 "
Ladies Aid •meets 1st Monday of
each month at 7.30 p.m.
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Classitied Ads
LEGAL CARDS.
NROUDFOOT, KILI.ORAN, & PROUD -
FOOT. Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries
Public &c. Office, on the Square, 2nd
door from Hamilton St. Goderich.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
W. PROUDFOOT, K. C. J. L. KILLeRAii
W. PROUDFOOT, JR.
MEDICAL CARDS
1)R. E. B. BALFOUR, graduate
Western University, late of
the Military Hospital and Victoria
lIospital, London. Office in the
building formerly occupied by the late
Dr.McLaughlin, Dashwood.
R A. J. MacKINNON lute House
Surgeon, Erie County Hospital,
Buffalo N. Y. Late assistant. resi-
dent Physician, Manhattan Maternity
Hospital N. Y. city. Late of the
House Staff, New York Palyclinic
Medical School and lIospital. Drug
store in connection. Office; Zurich,
Ont.
Lumber! Shingles! Laths!
We have a large stock of these
on hand. Estiinates given and con
tracts taken. All binds of exterior
and interior finish for houses made
to order We hand re all kinds of
Building Material. CallPlaningat
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