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THE HERALD, Zurich
THURSDAY, MAR. 19, 1915
About thirty Canadian lake freight-
ers, of the ocean-going type, have
been chartered for service on the
Atlantic ocean for the coming sun mer.
The following change in money order
rates through the Post office to United
States points should be noted: Up to
$10, 10 cents; from $10 to $ 30, 20c.;
$30 to $50, 30c.; up to $60, 40c; up
to $80, 50c.; up to $100, 75 cents.
How to raise Good Calves.
If you want to raise calves which
are right in every way,
Breed your cows to a sire who is all
O. .K.
Where can you obtain the same did
I hear a fellow say.
On lot 21, con. 14, in the Township of
Hay. 0 Klepp,. owner.
GENERAL SERVANT WANTED
Wanted a servant girl for general
housework in a small town. 1'or par-
ticulars apply to Herald Office, Zurich.
r
Andrew F. Hess
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Herald Office Zurich
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DASH WOOR
SHOE S OR.�
I ha-vea large stook of al
the latest and. best in Mens
Ladies and Children Shoes
Call and look over our line
before you buy elsewhere'.
We can save you money.
Repairing Promptly Done
Butter and eggs taken it
exchange for shoes.
David Pfaff
Dashwood
CORRESPONDENCE
DASH WOOD
Mrs David Betteben has been assist.
ing her sister, Mrs Sol Martin of . the
Babylon Line, during the past week.
Mrs, Adam Birk, who underwent
an operation last week for some inter-
nal trouble, is doing as well as can he
expected.
Mr and Mrs Sam Hey of Blake vis-
ited at the home of Mr and Mrs Philip
Fassold on Sunday last,
The merchants here are this week
busy shipping their sett onions of
which they have an abundant supply.
The spring millinery season is now
on and the milliners are busy getting
ready for the opening display.
Word was received here on Satur-
day of the sudden death in Berlin of
Mr Fred Kibler. Mr Kibler :at one
time was a resident of this village.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Kellerman left on
Tuesday to attend the funeral which
was held on Wednesday.
Mr Peter Lamont of Zurich was
here on Saturday and purchased a
matched team of horses from Mr
Jacob Kellerman. They were sired
by the Miller owned by Messrs Willis
and Guenther of this place and were
a pair of good ones. Needless to say
Mr. Kellerman received a good. price
for them.
Mr Peter Lamont purchased a pair
of fab cattle from Mr J K Goetz. .
Mr John T Kruger sold his farm on
the 14th concession Stephen, to Mr
Wilfred Desjardine. Posession given
in April.
Next Sunday morning Rev 8 R
Knechtel of Berlin, will preach in the
Evangelical church, and administer
the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper to
members and adherents of the church.
The services will be in the English
DRYS1)ALE
19Ir. Isadore Denomme bas engaged
with I\'Ir, N. J. Masse for the summer.
Miss Evangeline Laporte is aisle to
be around again after her recent illness,
Mr. John Manson and: daughter were
guests of Mr. Ernest Denomme one
day last week.
The auction sale on . Tuesday of
Mrs. G, Pollockwas largely attended.
Mrs, Pollock will move to Zurich in
the near future. •
{
Mr. and Mrs. George Geoffroi ~'Vere
visiting at 11lr. Regis Denonimes' • on
Tuesday. _,,
Wedding bells will soon be ringing
in this vicinity.
STACLEY TP.
IMPLEMENTS.
Binders, Mowers, all kinds
Cultivators, Discs and Fer-
ilizer Drills, best and light-
s t made all steel.
Manure Spr Faders and all
inds of plows and repairs
!ways in stock.
Look at our Cutters
Sleighs, Buggies, and
agons before buying else-
where.
,RAY MOTOR ENGINES
1* H. 1'.''$76; 2j H. P. $85; 4 Ir.
?.$125; 6 H. P..$175; 8 H. P. 9il>;•
2 11. P. $375; all warranted fust
lass.
At the old Stand:—
Square Dealil)g Oar Motto"
ti .fess & Son
HENSALL
Mr Percy Clarke is going into
canning in partnership with E.
Drake.
J. W. Ortwein, superintendent
of the .Methodist Suuda,y Scltottl.
entertained the officers and teachers
to few evenings ago. Nett,rly thirty-
five were present anu an en joyitblt'
tints was spent.
Geo. Trott is having a studio
fitted up in G. Petty's block,
Alex Murdcoh has purchasedthi
dwelling and lot on Queen street
from Mrs, Manns.
On March 10th Mrs Lauretttt
Miler, daughter of Mr and Mrs
Richard' Blatchferd, was united in
marriage with W. A. Miller, of
Lebanon, IanSit s,
j Thelooal I. 0 0 k' and Rebalrftb
lodges held n suoeessfnl' at home'
in the new town hall on A ednee
dray evening.
T Welsh has purohased six lots
on King. St near the London road
and intends erecting dwellings on
them this summer.
On March 3rd last Mrs Johns of
Varna passed away after an illnesspf
some weeks. She had reached the
advanced age of 71 years. The fuuneral.
took place on Monday and the service,'
conducted by Rev. H. Rickard, was
held in the Anglican church, after
which interment was made in Varna
cemetery. Deseased was a faithful and
consistent member of the Anglican
church and was held in high esteem
by all who enjoyed her acquaintance.
Besides a large circle of friends sh
leaves a family of sons and daughters
to mourn her loss.,
Miss Derre Sinith visited at the horn
of her brother Mr. Herb Smith last
week.
The many friends of Mr. Wm Clark
of Varna will be pleased to hear that
he is recovering from his recent, illness
and we hope that he will soon be able
to be around again.
The Misses McDonald of Brucefield
are visiting this week at the home o
Mr, Wilson Armstrong.
Mr. Robb Armstrong has returned
home from Bay City where' he was
called on account of the illness of his
brother William who resides there,
We are sorry to report the illness of
iss Ann Garvin and hope for he
needy recovery.
cotch Shorthorn
Male
COLLYNIC AMI3RICO 95870
Roan, Calved February 10th, 1914, Bred by A, F. & G. Auld.
Nbnpariel Courtier --83324—
Coliynio Fragrance [imp] "
—54048—, Scottish Taney (75601)
Lovely Fragrance Sergeant at Arms (59901)
Lady Fragrance Thunder -King (551.35)
Fragrance -Red Prinde (37325)
Lady Fragrance 2nd Nobleman lst (29441)
Lady Fragrant Lord Granville (24395)
Fragrant John 131111 (11619)
Fragrance Matadore (1-1800)
Strawberry Duke of Northumberland
argaret
any Anne
Miss Gibson
ora
i tty
2nd (3646)
Mahomet (6170)
Sillery (5131)
Carleton (843)
Diamond (205)
Diamond (205)
Geo. Amos & Sou
W. S. Mare
A. Cruickshank'
J. Scott
N. Reid
S. Carnpbell..
A. Cruickshank
S. Wiley
W. Smith
T. Bates
Capt. Barclay
Mr. Burrow
Mr. Burrow
Col. Trotter
Col, Trotter
NONPAREIL COURTIER as his name would indicate belongs to the
Nonpariel tribe. He was got by Waverley(72804), clam Nonpariel 44th by Old
ancestor (imp) —50068—, the Most successful sire ever used in the herd of
George Amos & Sons.
SCOTTISH FANCY (imp) was one of 1VIr. Mary's best calves of the
year, and developed into an animal of great substance and flesh. His sire
was Sittyton Pride (67939), bred by Ml.*Duthie, was got by the celebrated
Scottish Archer (59893) out of Guelder Rose, by Pride of the Isles (35072),
nd his dam was Goldie 35th, by the celebrated William of Orange.
SERGEANT AT ARMS (59901), bred at Sittyton, was got by the
rawith Bud, sire Gondolier (52956), out of Sarcasm, by Cumberland (46144)
. dam Sensation by Roan Gauntlet (35284).
Will be held• -for improvement of stock on Lot 21, Con. 14', Hay Town
hip. Parties desiring to breed to this choicely bred animal should arrange
with proprietor, as a limited number only will be bred to him.
Rates: $1, payable at time of service, with privilege .of returning if
ecessary, If with calf, $2 extra for grades, and $7 extra for thoroughbreds.
ll animals bred must be returned twice if necessary or owners will be held
iable for full amount.
BLAKE
Mrs Will, Finlay gave a quilting
bee to a number of her friends on Fri-
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Madge of the Bronson
Line north called on friends in the
village on Monday.
Rev. Mr. Johnston's many friends
were pleased to see him out again
after his recent serious illness.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Zapfe spent Sun-
day with friends at Grand Bend.
Mrs. Peter Manson entertained a
number of her friends to a quilting bee
on Wednesday afternoon.
(mite a number in this locality are
busy malting maple syrup,
Mr. and :11Mrs. Wm. Douglas and
daughter spent Thursday. evening with
friends near Hillsgreen.
Mr. C. Sclerag, of the Bronson Line
Stanley, recently purchased a high-
grade throughbrecl Holstein bull from
the herd! of R. M. Holtby, Port Credit,
a noted breeder of Holsteins.
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1914 Driest on Record
rainage Gives Big Results
;2The Ontario Agricultural College
Lepers that the Crop year of 1914
was the driest on record in Ontario.
The precipitation from. harvest 1913 to
harvest 1914 lacked 511 inches of being
up to the average. This is a shortage
of almost 20 per cent. The College
has often stated that tile drainage was
effective in a dry season as well as in
cruet one, and last year it was able to
prove this in a most practical way.
Sin 3o I912 the. College has been install-
ing Practical Drainage Demonstration
Plots in parts of 'the province where
little or no drainage has been done.
The plan is to drain half of a field,
leaving the other half undrained for
comparison. Botb parts are sowed to
the same kind of grain and the crop
from each part thrashed separately.
Nine Plots were drained prior to 1914.
The average of the nine fields .showed
that at market prices at threshing time
the drained half produced 114.12
more per acre than the unclrainecl half
anti that in 'the driest year on record.
In an av>erageseason the average m-
crese due'to drainage is over $20 per
acre, and in a wet season even more.
For a number of years the Agricult-
ural College has boon making drainage
surveys for farmers free of charge,
except for travelling expenses. This
offer Is again renewed!. Farmers
having drainage ddiff,culties may secure
a,sisiance by writing the .Department
of Physics, 0. A. , Guelph, for in-
rarnxation and regales application
forlrls.
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number of new devices
and making other im•
proyeniteuts in our printing
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. job work as neatly and quickly
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your next job; no matter how
large or smll it; is, and we will
co.ivinee you that what we say
is right. . Our prices are luso
right. 13e loyal to home Mans -
tries,
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Zurich Meat
MARKET
DEALERS II:
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
CARD FOR SKINS .& HIDE S
Tuntgbiut &
Deichert
Old Bull $1,50
OSCAR KLOPP
Phone 18 on 85
.LV.11.r,LMNI
:MUT @,A3BIBt
A new shipment just in of
Bon -Bens, Chocolates, etc.
The best that money can
buy
A. large variety of. Comic,
Patriotic, Scenic, etc., Post
Cards, all prices.
We also have the Flag
Gum, Spearmint, Etc.
Leading Brands of Cigars.
Oysters in Season.
McCORMICK'S
RESTAURANT
Farms For Sale
210 acres of good farming
fruit land. 2000 peach trees of which
1000 are in bearing, good, plenty of
water, good building, well fenced and
partly drained. For particnlars
apply to Daniel Smith, R. R. No. 2
Zurich,
Classified Ads
LEGAL. CARDS.
P ODUFOOT, IiILLORAN, & PROUD -
FOOT. Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries
Public &c. Office, on the Square, 2nd
door from Hamilton' St. Goderiah.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
W. PROLTL1'00T, K. 0. J. L. KILLORAN
W. Pi20imD700T, ht.
MEDICAL CARDS
R. E. B. BALFOUR, graduate
Western University, late of
the Military .Hospital and Victoria
Hospit t1, London. Office in the
building formerly occupied by the late •
Dr.McLaughlin, Dashwood.
�R A. J. MacKINNON late 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 Palyclinio
Medical School and Hospital. Drug
store in •connection. Office, Zurich,
Ont.
w kAn -135r5:11T4.
A rt Unable man to sell
HARDY CANADIAN CROWN
STOOK IN ZURI(.)1I and HURON
(Jona ty.
tit rt now at the best selling time,
se,.d for list of Spring Offerings
and terms to agents Liberal oonn-
and tett: cal ns. Handsome Free Outfit.
t�+ Wellington
The Fon thin Nuseries
(Establiehecl 1837)
TORONTO
Lumber! Shingles! hhths!
We have a large stock of these
on hand. Estimates given and con.
tracts taken. All ki °ds cif exterior
and interior finish for !houses made
to order We hand re all kinds of
Building Material. Call at Planing
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