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THE HERALD, Zurich, Ont.
THURSDAY, JAN. 27, 1916
RREBPONPENOE
D.�SH W OOD L[EN BALL
Mrs Norman _Kellerman has return-
ed from an extended visit with relat-
ives in Berlin.
Mr I3.erb Kraft of Zurich spent
Sunday here.
Miss ''Martha •Oestricher returned
from Napervilledast week where she
has spent the past two months,
Mr Geo Brown+returned to his home
in South River Monday.
Misses P Tiernan, A. Finkbeiner and
Mr A Tiernan spent Sunday in Zurich.
Rev P Graupner .is this week attend-
ing the Conference held at Elmira,
Miss Lydia Brown returned to Lon-
don Monday.
Mrs D Pfaff who recently under-
went an operation for appendicitis at
Victoria 1:Iospital, London, returned
home Saturday and as improving
nicely.
Several around are on the sick list
with an attack of la grippe.
Bliss V M Brokenshire is visiting in
London at present.
Mrs Wm Ehlers desires to inform
the public that she will take in sewing
for ladies hereafter.
OUR CORNER
In the death of M. Y. McLean, the
press of Huron county and of the
Province of Ontario, loses a worthy
representative Mr McLean was a
fluent writer, a man with high and
noble ideals, and his influeene for good
was felt far and near.
A delegation representing Western
Ontario flax growerswas presented at
the House of Commons this week by
Messrs S F Glass J J Merner and
other M P's. They want encourage-
rnent.from the agriculture department
in the culture and production of flax.
They were well received and consider-
ation promised.
It is safe to say that the power
plants at Niagara represent an invest-
ment of nearly $100,000,000 and
these have ealled into being manufact-
ures of one kind and anotht r to the
value of $600,000,000, it cal be seen
what enormous industries would be
called into being if 2,000,000 horse
power were made available. It is est-
imated that this amounf t f power
would represent a saving of 12,000,000
000 tons of coal or a production of
energy based on the present price of
fuel over $42,000,000.
Cross Fertilizer Co.
ASID SLAG.
One of De N F Schram's patients
Mrs David Pfaff, returned home from
London Hospital on Saturday evening
where she underwent an operation for
appendicitis. Dr Lbwin Seaborn M
DD., 1? A 0 S, performed the operation
which was entirely successful.
BARGAINS IN SHOES
To reduce our stook we
the following.
Men's Felt Shoes, reg $8 for $2.50
cc cc c< tot $2 for $1.65
tr hvy 2 bkle rubs X12.75 for $2.25
" high laced " $3 for $2.50
Ladies felt shoes, $1,75 for $1.50
cc c' slippers 85e for 65c
to Rubbers '15c for 65c
tot. overshoes $. 2,25 for $1.75
Boy's rubbers 75c for 65c
M.:n's overshoes $2 for $1.65
<c �c $1.75 [or 1 50
A lot of ladies shoes ,;4 for '2.75
$$litter and eiQs taken in exchange 1
On Jan 12th a happy event took.
place at the home of the late Peter'
McDougall, Usborne, when Miss Anna.
F., second youngest daughter was .un-
ited in marriage to Wm Dougall of
Hay township, by Rey Dr Fletcher,
Mr Earl Zuefle and sister, of Mel -
rock, Sask., are visiting their parents,
Mr and Mrs John Zuefle.
A. large number of our residents
are laid up with severe colds at. pres-
ent.
Recruiting has been good here lately
Among those who have enlisted are
G Hanlep, G Harburn, W Sangster,
T Davidson, A McEwen and G Wash-
ington.
Mr and Mrs Albert Richert of Port
Huron spent last week with the form-
er's parents -.here.
Mr R J Drysdale has disposed of
t his shoe business to T G Joynt who
gets possession shortly.
T H Race spoke in the Town Hall
last evening in the interests of the
National Consumption Sanitarium.
offer
EXETER,
A. well attended recruiting meeting
was held here last Friday evening.
Judge Barron of Stratford, Col Combe
of Clinton, and others addressed the
meeting.
J G Jones purchased the three
stores of the Samwell estate on Main
street sold by public auction last week
for $,6800. The property coMprisee
the two stores occupied by Jones and
May and the hardware store occupied
by H Spackman.
t
T am taping orders for the above'
celebrated brand of Fertilizer for �"
A quiet wedding was solemnized of
Jan 12th, when Cicero Aldsworth was
united in marriage to Mrs Jenni
Meakins by Rev S ktuxworthy.
Pte R Knight is home from Hainil
ton suffering from pneumonia.
Mr and Mrs Thos Dunsf
returned to their home in 1Irlette
Mich,
Tbos Newell and Wm Hawksha'
attended the motor show ab Detroi
last week.
CREDITON
delivery next Spring. Mathew Flnkbetner was stricke
I handled this brand last season o(r`with a paralytic stroke a few days ag
and had splendid success with it. _- i Slight hopes are entertained for h'
Basic Slag has been used r h recovery.
greatest success on beans, etc The Bishop of Huron.
A number of young mon were fine
Prices Cash O,tiO P. •nal ., The Bishop of Huron (D, t 11• 5 and costs by Magistrates Sander
Station. $�2 on 8 months time.' Hams), who brought in the report of and Young recently. The charge wi
Sydney .Basic Slag can be sowers the Prayer Book Revision Committee common assault.
at the same time as the beans and if to the recent Synod in Toronto, is an
Old Countryman who was educated at Mr and Mrs Chris Brown of Ellitc
the fertilize comes into c 1 tacl Oxford University, but who has lived Mich.., attended the funeral of the la
with the seed it will not do it th in this country t t a
slightest harm. Basic Slag is dif-
ferent in this respect to other fer-' period 3n
tilizers which ought nit to be allow-
ed to touch the seed, othewise there
is great risk of germination being
destroyed.
JOSEPH
R. R. No. 2, m Zurich.
for some wen y -
and has labored a
the one Diocese of Huron.
The bishop has, it is said, figured as
one of the leading figures in a novel
which at one time had some vogue
in this country, and the scene of
which is laid in Stratford. The,
bishop is an Evangelical Churchman.
It is thought that one day he will
succeed to the archbishopric of the
Province, a post for which his organ-
izing ability would admirably )lit him,
,®,, rpt .
Special '4Talu Horse Goods
Owitrg to the mild winter we are compelled to re-
duit our stock of winter goods at almost cost.
Here are a few values:
Regular 80x80 jute, full lined, $3 00 for $2.25
t : 72x76 `' t t 2.75 for 2.25
tot 72x72 duck " " 2 55 for 1.75
All wool blankets reduced. Mitts and gloves will
' be sold at cost.
R. t STADE
ZURICH
Win Brown held at Dashwood 1
week.
Mrs Lydia Roffman of Toron
visited her brother B Brown last wee
STANLEY TOWNSHI
At the nomination held in Var
on Monday to fill the vacancy in t
Council, two were nominated, Mort
Elliott and Wm Armstrong. As on
one is required there will have to
an election next Monday to deer
which of the two will hold the ofii
Mr Wm Armstrong delivered
bunch of 26 hogs to W Taylor at
Brucefield on Tuesday. The blench
weighed 5500 lbs and the price was
$9.80 per cwt, which brought., the
snug sum of $511.50.
Mrs W L Keys has spent the past
week with. friends at Yale, Mich, also
on the way she visited her son. Rev
M IXeks of London.
Miss Mary StogdilI is gone to spend
a while with relatives near Chatham.
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Classified Ads
LEGAL. :CARDS,.
Pi'0UD11'OOT, KILIORAN, & C00ii.E.
Barristers, "Solicitors, Notaries
Public &o. Office, on the Square, 2nd
door from Hamilton St. Goderiob.
Private funds to loan at lowest rotates
W, PROUDyoor, K, C. J. L. KIt.L01tAT.,
Ii. J, 1). Comm.
M•r.'Cooke will be in Somali on Friday
and Saturday of each week.
.MED1CAL CARDS
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
IIouse Staff, New York Palyclinic
Medical School and Hospital: Drug
store in connection. Office, Zurich,
Ont.
r F. Schram, Late IIouse
Surgeon and IIouse Physician
of V icto is Hospital, London,
Graduate of Faculty of Medicine of
Western University, London.
Main Office at Dashwood; . Ont.
Visits Shipka Monday afternoon of
each week.
PAY OF INVALIDS.
They Will. Receive Their Money
Until They Return to Civil Life.
Replying to an inquiry respecting
thepay of invalided soldiers and psis•
oners of war, Mr. J. W. Borden, Pay
master -General of the Militia Conn
cil, states that as regards the forme
. they are paid till they are pronounce
fit to return to their civil occupations
' or, if permanently injured, till the.;
are pensioned.
Convalescent homes have beet
opener. in every Province of the Do
minion, where in future invalide
t soldiers will be taken care of free
1 Their pay, of course, will be issue
to them as usual, and also the sep
aration allowance to their depend
eats.
As regards prisoners of war, th
British Government is arranging
,::Vthrough the American Ambassad
at Berlin, 'for the issue of .one mar
i a week, the equivalent of one shilling
to all British prisoners of ' war i
Germany, including Canadians. (Thi
I. sum was erroneously given as on
mart a day.) This is not pock
nxontiy, but a part of the men's pay
the balance due them is credited t
their account and will be paid the
at the close of the war or as soon .
the men regain their freedom.
Dependents of these men are, c
n course, still receiving the month]
i• separation allowance, and also ar
.s pay which had been assigned the:
by the men prior to imprisonment.
dMr. Borden adds that an oMei
report from the Ambassador has ju
rs been received by the British Gover
as ment respecting treatment by t]
Germans of British prisoners. A
cording to this, prisoners are wt
n fed, housed, and clothed. The woun
to ed and sick are treated in hospits
st the same as German soldiers, at
when prisoners are required to we
they are paid a trivial amount.
to Recruiting officers say they cc
k. tinue to receive complaints frc
wives whose husbands have enlist
for overseas that they have receiv
no money from the Government
from their husbands since enli
ment. It takes about six weeks
ng, two months. for Ottawa to comph
he the necessary inquiries and begin t
payment of separation allowanc
an which, however, date from the day-
ly the ''husband's enlistment. In so
be cases it has been found the wife 1
A„, never communicated with Ottai
though directed to do so by her h
.0. band, and in other cases it is app
a exit the husband has been mislead'
diet"Moi' a Moxxey"for your Skunk
Muskrat, Raccoon, Foxes,Whtte Weasel, Fisher
and other Fur bearers collected in your section
SHIPYOUR VDUs DIRECT to "SRUB)ERT" the largest
giotlse in the World dealing exclusively in NORTH AMERICAN RAW FCRS
a fellable--responsible—safe Fur House with an unblemished rep-
utation existing for snore than a third of a century a len rr ..uc-
cessfulrecord ofsending l+urShi erspromptSA'it,lAi'T, y
AND Pi.OFITAlit,l:returns. Write for "Zigribiubrtt liivvcr."
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COUNTY NEWS
On Dee 29th at the home of Roht
''arsons, Stanley, the wedding was
:elebrated of their eldest daughter,
'clary, and'David Ryckman, of Em-
mons, N D.
The South Enron Agricniturn
Society met' in Bensall on an 17 anti
the following officer. were elected
President; W Berry, I3rucefielcl, fir -i
vice president, H Snlden, Tdanaall,
and second vice-president, R McLaren
[Tensall, It was decided to held two
shows this spring, .The first will be
held�on Match 7th and the second on
April 14th,
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MASSEYUARRIS Implements
Call and see best models of
Cutting and
Root Pus ere
GRAY I -.
Couple of new Gray gasoline engines, latest naodels�,
which will be sold at a big reduction. 'See them..
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To the People of Zurich and vicinity:.
I wish to. announce that I have opened a Dealer's.
Agency and Service Station. in Zurich for the season of
1916 for Maxwell Cars.
Do you know why the Maxwell is called the
..�
Here are some facts:
1st. More miles per gallon of gasoline
2nd.
3rd.
4th.
t ` cylinder oil
set of tires
Lowest after cost car
Do you really know this car? Do you know that next to the Ford,,
the Maxwell had the largest increase of sales in 1915 in the United States•
and that the American cities are full of Maxwells?
Let us tell you about our
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Shock Absorbing Radiator
Special .Steering I evice
Rear Axle, Sped, .I Clutch
and steels and materials used in ito.
W e wish our many friends in Zurich and vicinity .the Season's Compliments
He Galiman Phone 25 Zurich
AGENT
W. E. Oestrioker, Crediton
or
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ne
as
a,
s-
ar-
ng
as to the pay he receives.
The latter trouble is more often met
with in the earlier stages of the hus-
band's enlistment, before he has gone
to camp.
Every wife should know that a
private in the Uanadan Expedition-
ary Force receives $1 a day and 10
cents field allowance. Besides this
he is clothed, equipped, and fed by
the Government. Till he has gone to
camp he receives 75 cents daily for
his meals. Every married man is
compelled to allow his wife half of
his day's pay, and should allow her
far more, as he has no expenses save
for tobacco, if he smokes. in addi-
tion the Government pays the wife
$20 a moutii eeatration allowance
from the nate >i LI te husband's enlist-
ment. zvt allow,:ttoe ismade by the
Governni r.t for cos dren, but 'their
welfare inch(, a .titer by the Cana-
dian t..t, t.,i.it , i;i`I. who will allow
10 ceri,.o,, l :, ettit , or 25 cents a day
for err ni lciltf, •,,ding to age, and
bring, tt ;uric, otithly income up
to $40, aii.iiuuit ,; l;er separation al-
lowance ,t+id ()thee earnings,but not
the ' ino,,e,, allowed tier by her hus-
band Ile t his pa,..
Only WW1 who t,oi.ain permission to
ii1irity i. -,,,i; ltitto-ir Commanding 0Cll-
eer at. cage time ui; enlistment, and
aro
•••f t
holes, to
•it' iodn�st ,
'3. v .., i1t
that 9
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out.itl., a t.) a separt,,.lon allowance for
their wtvekl.
DISTRIBUTOR
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OD PL
We carry a large stock of storm sash and storm
doors, made alLy size or style.
Shingles, lumber, laths and all planing mill
products.
E simates given and contracts taken. Office
at planing mill.
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Stable Equipment . t:
We handle the most improved Stable Equip-
ment on the market. Farmers', fit your stables
in a modern and sanitary way and you will be
well repaid for the extra cost by the increased
results. Get our prices on
Stanchions, Water Bowls and
Fixtures, Litter Carriers, etc.
We recently installed. an outfit of stanehio.ns and fixtures! for John
Erb , :ltr.onson Line „ti parties interested are weloome to inspoot same,
•
also
install equipments
of every bind
See us
about it ei
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