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THE HERALD, Zurich, Ont.
THURSDAY, MAR. 2, 1916
ST. JOSEPH
Messrs N A Cantin and J Massa
paid a business visit to Godrich on
Thursday last,
The fishermen. are having good
success at present some report having
as many as 10 dozen in one net.
Miss M B Blue of Dutton has ar-
rived to take charge of the millinery
department for Messrs Tiernan and
Edighoffer again this season.
On Tuesday of last week the soldiers
from Exeter were entertained to din-
ner by 111r Haratio Reynolds at
Sarepta, After dinner the boys mar-
ched to Dashwood and surprised the
people. Rev Collins of Exeter, who
accompanied them, gave a short speech
and after going through their man-
oeuvres, returned to Exeter. Pre-
parations are being made to entertain
the boys some clay next week.
Mr A T Screenan had a gang of
men cutting and storing his supply of
ice for the summer.
Mr and Mrs Louis Jeffrey spent
Wednesday and Thursday in London,
while there Mr Jeffrey attended the
Clay workers convention.
Mr Joe Cantin of Berlin is spending
a few days at his home here.
Mr N A Cantin paid a business visit
to London on Saturday.
The Snow storm on Sethi day was
the worst experienced this. winter,
where are the prophets of the open
winter.
Mr Noah Hartman spent Sunday
with friends on the 14th con.
The little son of i1r and Mrs R
Jeffrey has recovered from his recent
illness.
Mr E Bossenberry conducted a
very successful sale for Mr Louis
Jeffrey on Wednesday .•
COUNTY NEWS
OREDITON
A patriotic meeting was ,held here
Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs Garfield Lawson have
returned to their home in the west.
Miss M Brown has been engaged to
take charge of Mrs Kerr's room at the
public school owing to illness of the
latter, -
Morrnan Holtzman has accepted a
;position in Sarnia.
11 Eilber, M. P. P., is attending the
Legislature at Toronto, which opened
.on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Caves and fanily left
for their home in the west lash week,
after a three month's visit with ,the
ratter's parents, Mr and Mrs Wm
Sime.
Rev A Kellerman of Fenwick, is
this week assisting Rev Grenzebach
with the revival services.
Mis Lin Wolper of Exeter is spend-
ing a few days here, the guest of the
Misses Kraft.
Pte. J. Moir of London spent a few
days with relatives and friends here.
Miss Lillian Stire of Exeter spent
Sunday under the parental roof.
Mr Willie Stire had the mis-
fortune to have his fingers caught
in the brakes in the flax mill, Monday
The Clinton Collegiate Institute has
been closed for two weeks on account
of the peeraleucn of n easlee among the
cholare,
A pretty wedding was solemnized
at Toronto on Feb 9tb, when Kathleen
youngest daughter of Mr and Mis
Thos Stinson, of Varna, became the
bride of Ernest Izzard, of G:ldericll
township. They will reside in Mout-
real,
A branch of the Huron War Aux-
iliary has been formed in Stephen
township.
Dr James Butchart, a native of
Stanley township, and a missioearS
in China for many years, disd ,at
Nankin, China, on Feb 15th.
EARGA1111 3 IN SHOES
oT reduce our stock we offer
the following.
Men's Felt Shoes, reg $3 for $2.50
cc ca - {t 15 i2 for $1.60.
hvy 2 bkle rubs $2.75 for $2.25
" high laced "t $8 for $2.50
Ladies felt shoes, $1, 75 for $1.50
.e " slippers 85c for 65e
• tt Rubbers 75cfor 05c
cc oversh':es $2,25 for $1.75
Boy's rubbers 75cfor 65c
M n's overshoes $2 for $1.65
cc at $1.75 for 1 50
AY lot of ladies shoes $4 for $2.75
Butter and a*s taken in exchange
EXETER.
John Broderick passed away' at his
home here on Feb 24 in his 75th year,
following an illness of several months.
He Came to Hay township at the :age
of 20, settling on the Babylon line.
For 12 years he taught sehool.in Bay-
field and Crediton later taking inn
farming. About six years ago:,'.he
moved to Exeter. Besideshis'widow,
eight children survive, four sons. -'aid
four daughters, Mrs Swayze, Mrs
Smith and Garnet, of London; Edgar
and Evelyn of Hay township; Mrs Win
Rennie, of near Blake, Marjorie at.
home and John of Regina. The .fun'-
eral was held. on Wednesday.
Melvin Gould has sold his 50 -acre
farm in Usborne to Luther Reynolds,
of Exeter.
A J Payne has teken a position with
Jones & May.
Lieut Thos Penhale, of ToroiAo,
visited his parents here for a few days
last week. He has enlisted with the
Varsity corps.
Mrs W D Clarke is still critically
ill at London.
Dr Rollins, formerly of Exeter,
now of Mimico, underwent another
critical operation at Toronto recently.
Mrs A Swayze, Mrs Smith' band
Mr Garnet Broderick, of London, and
Mrs Wm Rannie, of near Blake, and
John Broderick of Regina, attended
the funeral of their father here last
woek.
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The Unique Club met last Thurs•
day evening. A short program was
rendered followed by a debate Resoly-
ed that a boat trip has greater pos-
sibilities of enjoyment than an auto
trip," Both sides debated most elogen-
tly, the decision resulted in favor of
the affirmative.
Mr Wes Surerus returned last Thur-
sday from a visit with friends in
Berlin, Hamburg and other points.
Mr Peter Eisenbach spent Friday
last in London visiting his father who
is at present at St Joseph Hospital.
Miss Myrtle Horner returned .from
her extended visit last Saturday.
The farmers in our vicinity put in
their season's supply of ice last week,
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MEDICAL CARDS
R A. J. MacKINNON late House
Surgeon, Erie County Hospital,
Buffalo 'N N. Late assistant resi-
dent Phyelan, Manhattan Maternity
Hospital N. Y. city. Late of the
House Staff, .. New York Palyclinic
MYIedical;Sehool and Hospital. Drug
store in connection. Office, Zurich,
Ont. .
r N. F. Schram, Late House
Surgeon 'and. House Physician
of Veto. is Hospital, London,
Graduate of Faculty of Mddiiiine of
Western University, Lpndon. "
Main Office at Dashwood, Ont.
Visits Shipka 'Monday afternoon of
each week. •
5,000 FACTS ABOUT CANADA
The pnblic will welcome the new issue
for ]916 of "5,000 Facts About Canada,"
the popular and valuable cyclopedia of
Canadian dates, compiled by Frank Yeigh
of Toronto, the well-known writer and.
lecturer on the Dominion. No up-to-date
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illuminating. Fifty other chapters are
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while several sketch maps are of high
value. Copies may be had ',from news -
dealers or by sending 25c. to the Canadian
Facts Pub. Co., 588 Huron Street, Toronto
Canada.
FARM FOR SALE
100 acres, Lot 9, Con, 3, Township
of Stanley, 8 acres of hardwood bush,
24 acres ready for crop, the balance is
seeded down, 20 acres of new seeding,
8 acres of .Alfalfa, 4 years old, is well
underdrained and well fenced, two
good wells, one at the house, and one
Mrs James Sparks is visiting her at the barn and water in the barn and
daughter at Port Stanley for a few a good spring that supplies stock all
months, summer with water. A good frame
The remains of Roy Traq_uair, of house 26x86 feet with furnace, kitchen
and woodshed, 1$x40 feet, both hard
and soft water in the house, bank barn
50x58 feet, shed 26x52 feet, horse
stable and implement shed, 26x52,
all in good repair and on stone walls,
hen house 12x26 feet.
The farm is one mile from school,
2i miles from Brucefield, 31 from
Iippen, 6 from Hensall, 9 from Clin-
ton and Seaforth, _
Apply on the premises, Lot 9 Con.
3, Stanley Township, Co Huron or
address. Robert Morrison, Brucefield
P. 0,
1VIASSEY-HARRISImplernents
Detroit, were intered in the Heiman
Union cemetery on Wednesday of
last week. He was in his 27th year
and leaves his wife and a little child
to mourn his loss.
Contractor Mr Peter Corriveau has
added another marl to his gang for the
summer.
Good luck for the fishermen has
brought down the price of herring to
20c a dozen.
Mr Francis Bedard delivered a
speech in Drysdale, after his arrival
' from London.
Quite a few of our local boys went
ito Zurich when the soldiers arrived.
Miss Beatrice Rau was a guest of
1Tiss Loreen Denomy on Monday.
I A very pretty wedding took place
in St Joseph when Miss . Values
' Laporte, and N A Cantin were united
in marriage, The young couple are
going east on their hon ey moon. We
wish them every success.
Hensall and Zurich seniors played
heckey here on Thursday night re-
sulting in a win for the visitors by
the score of 6 to 3,
Alex Sparks and M Woods recently
shipped several cars of horses to the
west from this station.
A splendid recruiting meeting was
held here last Thursday evening.
Among the newest recruits are Leon-
ard Davidson, E L Lattimore and 'H
J Morrow. -
Lloyd Steacy, of the Molsons Bank
staff, Simcoe, visited his home here.
last week.
Miss Idella Wood, daughter of Mrs
Emma Wood, was united in marriage
on Feb 18th by Rev E Smith to Percy.
Madge, They leave in a few clays for
Strongfield, Sask.
The Ladies' Patriotic League re-
cently held their Annual meeting.
The society has still a balance of
$50 on hand after paying of numerous
accounts and sending oat many bales
of useful articles for the soldiers.
The following officers for the year
were appointed: President, Mrs EE
Rannie; 1st Vice Pres., Mrs D Urqu-
hart; 2nd Vice -Pres., Mrs Alex Buch-
anan; 3rd Vice•Pres., Mrs W McKay;
4th Vice -Pres., Mrs G Case; Secret-
ary, ]Miss Emma Johnston; Treasurer,
Mrs I' W Smallacombe,
Nit Dan Denomy has returned from
Zurich where he was engaged in
Appel's store.
HILLS GREEN
A. supper and concert will be held
in the Presbyterian church here next
Friday night, under the auspices of
the Red Cross Society. Supper serv-
ed from 6 to 8 o'clock. An interest-
ing program will be rendered after the
supper, -
FARM F01 SALE
Call and see our new
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with all latest irprovs rents„
Now is the time to look for st:eding implements.
Call and insi,eot-our new Disc Drill with the all
steel boot.
Also have a number of second hand drills and
cultivators at reasonable prices.
Agency for the well-known Louden
hay track and litter carrier.
Get my 13/1.00$ before Buying.
a Galimr_ . FFho e 25 Zurich
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A. B. SHUBERT, Inc. Dept.0 3 6CHI AGO, U.S A„
120 acres, Lot 24, N, B, Hay
township, adjoining village of
Blake, about 12 acres fine hard—
wood bush, well underdrained and
well fenced, overflowing well and
good spring wells at house and
barn. Good frame house and large
bank burn, 50x90, on stone wall,
all in gond repair. Good clay soil
and in high state of cultivation.
Also small orchard on farm.
About half mile from publio school
half mi -le from church, about 4
miles froni.Zurich. This is a very
desirable farm and will be sold on
reasonable terms. For father par-
ticulars apply to J 0 Reid, Varna,
or Andrew F Hess, Zurich,
Boar For Service
Thorobred Berkshire Boar for. ser-
vice, pedigreed, $1 fee,
Arthur Weber, Bronson Line.
Dashwood.
Bull and 'Boar
For Service
Shorthorn Durham Bull for service.'
$1.50 with privilege of returning, to
be paid following January. Also Im-
proved Yorkshire 13on,r for service,
$1.00. Joseph Rau, Drysdale.
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