Zurich Herald, 1916-05-05, Page 4DE L
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learn Separators
Before you buy a s eparator see and try a De Laval.
.The DeLaval has recrived all the
highest honors and first -prizes ki,i;
every haportant EKposition, Worlds
Fair, etc, held within the past .80
years. More than 1,750,000 - De
Laval machines, many times all
others conibined, have been sold to
date,
The De Laval saves enough over
any gravity setting system in but-
ter fat, quality of cream, sweet
skim milk, labor, time and trouble, t.
to pay for itself every six months.
The De Laval skim the cleanest,
turn the easiest, are best construct-
ed and easiest to wash.
Why ot buy a De Laval now?
We handle pumps, piping, etc,,
of all kinds.
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Add -a -Links just arrived.
We engrave them to your order.
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JEWELLERS ZURICH
D 117, S 1)A LE
Mr Chas Meyer of Blake. has „the i
contact of brick vaneering M ICor-
riveau's new. kitehen,
Mr Pete Corrivoau and his staff of
MEM have started 'to frame John
Ducharme's barn.
Mr and Mrs Leon Bedard of St
Joseph were the guests of Mr and Mrs
Joseph Dueharxne.
Mr Joseph Rau unloaded another
•carload of fertilizer last Tuesday. Mr
Ed Laporte is hired with Eli Gelinas
for the summer months.
Have you renewed youi subscripti-
on to the Herald for 1916?
Groceries, Etc,
Fresh Groceries always on hand.
STOCK FOOD, Pratts and Royal Purple
Regular 50c pkg. for 35c
Regular 25o pkg for 20c
Calf Meal, bc a Ib, 20 lbs for $1.00
SEEDS 07 ALL KINDS
Corn, Mangle, Turnip sod carrot seeds
just In. •• '
CARHARTTS OYERALLS. SHIRTS,
and SOCKS for men and boys.
SHOES
Fresh Fruits and Candies always On. band
61 Juot in, white canvas shoes for men and
30 NV .-nn en Also.a full line of gloves and
mitts, A. few more pair of women'f pumps
'SI and sliprers at a bargain, -
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Elephant ready -mixed paints, all colors.
The paint that stayson.
Agent for Crown Tailored Clothes, made
to order. Fit guaranteed. All prices,
Hardware, garden rake, forks, sweat pads
I handle the Puritan Oil stoves, latest and
best at lowest prices.
Black wire, brace wire and chicken wire.
Shoe Repairin of all kinds
-.ert,1,-nant,szr•ravwstrctKIIW.
L. BRISSON
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r AIN or 110 L-ain the cause before the farmers of Canada is re clear as it was last
%-; year—tht:y raus: produce abundantly in order to rreet the deznan.cis that may
b rrmde, and I believe this to be copocially true in regard to live stock-, the wo.ld's
suPrl7 of must be particularly afie.cted in this .vast struozIe."—Hy.
2:`27217 .13U.LfiELL, .4jricul,ture.
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and cheese has incr:m4.(1 c.f 'Ile war
demands for clivez4o have been unlim:ted, The
Canadian chee,,e exports from. !Jot:Areal in 1915
were neatly (3',10,000 over :Ii. hides at
;Taran.47 to 17
ccni 6 ; 1:110, 1:q.j.! to 1Siii cents.
Butter : January .11:1I, 24 to :28311 cents
ja,ta,ary 1..)16, i2 to 33 em.0
rinGS.—Canada pr)dured P30,000,000 worth of
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Aortrqfe. Shippers as well as producer:, have a
duty and on opportunity in holding a place in
that market,
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DASH WOOD
Mr J. Nadigor of Clinton visited le
in town Sunday.
Mr Chas Guenther spent Saturday
in St Marys.
Several from here attended the or-
gan recital at Zurich Monday evening,
The Green Ted Clnh iuiend celeb
rating 8rd' of June again this year.
Pte and Mrs Wilbur Pfaff of Exeter
visited with the foriner's parents over
Sunday.
Messrs Alex Zimmer and Norman
Kellerman received new Overland cars
this week and Ed \Yelper a Hudson.
Mr Jaek Eidt and fainily spent
Sunday in Zurich.
Mr Ed Willert lost another valuable
horse with distemper last week.
Pte Austin Nadiger of Clinton visit
ed in town Sunday.
Mr and. Mrs Norman Kellerman vis-
ited in Zurich Sunday.
Rev JH Grenzeboch and family
leave for Walkerton next week. Rev
Meyers of Pembroke will succeed him.
A most pleasant evening was spent
at the home of Mrs H Grenzebaeh last
Thursday when members of the Lad-
les' Aid held a surprise party for their
president who is about to leave for her
new. hcime in Walkerton.
After the address and presentation,
Mrs Grenzebaeh made a suitable reply
expressing her gratitude and sorrow
for leaving. Mrs Routledge being in
the chair called on several of the
members to give short speeches in
which all expressed their regret in los-
ing their president. After the program
consisting (f choruses and duets lunch
was served which was enjoyed by all.
The address:
Ers ,T 11 thunzabach
Dear Siste,.:—We as members of
arlies' Aid the Evangelical church
ssembled at your home this evening
how in a slight degree the esteem in wh
on are bolo in our socioby. For a num
f years you have been associated with
n the work f our blessed Lord and Mast
s.riaathim time you have always lived
ne whose heart. was right whose aim hi
eading the forces under your charge
reater activity and nobility of life. TI
ou have most admirably succeeded
resent condition and growth of the A
learly shows, and for this most admira
tandingyour services as president of t
adies' Aid are duly recognized and sin
ou are now severing your connection w
he Aid, owing to your removal to oth
ek a of labor,
which we all deeply feel a
gict, would you kindly accept this
s a slight token of aopt cciation uncl
ot bl.at e mean thereby to den tonstiate
ou the valus of your set viccs 1m t only
remembered by those who have kart:
lova and apiirceiate your services.
:May Crud bless yon :Ind your family at
ntinue to make you a g to ye
inch and surrounding wherever the co
renee sees host to place you. Signed
half of the Aid,
D Tiernan vicepres, Mrs G Eclighoff
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Mr Norman Kellerman has pnrch
d a beautiful black trotting s attic
ich will be held for the improve
tit of stock.
The big clearing sale of G Keller
n Ni:' Son being held at the Shipli
nch close 00 May 18th.
Thefollowiug is the standing of th
sees of room I of Dashwood Publi
ool after the Easter Promotions.
r. Pt. II to Jr. II. Luella f3 tire
Cy Kleinstiver, Verde, Baker, Reg
Armstrong, Edith 0 nenthei•
Rinker, °sear Miller, Euinn
moor.
r. P. IT to Sr. Pt. Ir. Clara, Ben -
Alice Grigg, -Victor Tyler; Pearl
Lorne Tieman; Ethel Gebel.
1. II b to Jr, Pt. II. Harold Kel.
tan; °Lomeli Arnetta Stein -
en, Alineda Miller, Eddie Bain:tell-
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Wilds. Courtney Ifurnieister, Lettle
Arinst tong, Walter Stire,
Jr. Pt. 1 to Sr. Pt. I. Leonard
Bender, Ethel Hartleib,
A. Finkbeiner, teaeher.
Ilaptirt of rtconi Peshwond Pide
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Vincent, Anna Vineen Ilnsella Isi
Czar SteleiniXon, Willie Bender.
Jr. II to Sr. 11, Harry Ilrukr,
1eiiTieber,.Guentbor, (Marlin
Sno11., Freda Stirp, Grace Raid,
Teacher.
ANADIAN roads demand
power. It is important. You
want an automobile that will
carry you through mud, sand and
snow, and do it easily. You want a
car that will climb hills, that will get
away quickly without laboring and
straining its every part.
Not all cars can do these things;,
but you know that the Maxwell can
because you have the proof.
When the Maxwell stock touring
car set the World's Motor Non -Stop
Mileage Record a few weeks ago, it
encountered all sorts of unfavorable
conditions—rain, mud and hills, over
country and city roads—yet it cov-
• ered 500 miles per day, day after
day, for more than six weeks.
Power, plenty of power, unfailing
power, is absolutely essential to such
a wonderful performance as this.
Let us give you a booklet telling
all the details of this record breaking
• Maxwell car. And let us take you
for a ride anywhere. We have the
very car you want ard we will prove
it to your satisfaction. Dail' t put
it off. We have a few Maxwells now,
but we may not be able to supply
• you later.
Touring Car, $850
• Roadster, $830
Prices F. 0. B. Windsor, On:.
Completely Equipped
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Now is the time to look for soeding implements.
Call and inspect our new Disc Drill with the all
steel boot.
ligeacy for the welfAnown Londe
Hay track and htter car.rwro
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