Zurich Herald, 1916-06-23, Page 4LCrea• eparati
ore you hay a separator $e
n1;1 try a De Laval..
The DeL:a,va1 has received all the
highest honors and first prizes at
every important Ex iosition, Worlds 1,
.T'air, et,c, held within the past 80
, years. More than 1,150,000 Ile
S,u.val machines, many times all
others combinod, have been sold , to,
date,.
The De Laval` saves enough over
any gravity .setting system in but
er far;, quality of Bream, sweet
loin milk, labor, time and trouble.,
o pay for itself every six months.
The De Lava,lskim the cleanest,
'van the easiest, are best construct.
Ed acid easiest to wash.
;Why not buy a DeLaval now?
Ye handle pumps, piping, etc.,
of all kinds.
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THURSDAY, JUNE .22,1916
COUNTY NEWS
Rev John Richardson, pastor of
ltippen and Hills Green churches,
'who has accepted a call to Brigden and
Bear Creek charges, will bo inducted
the first week in July.
John Torrance has been elected
president of the Clinton branch of the
War Auxiliary in place of Rey J if
' l airful, who recently enlisted,
While attempting to alight from G
R train No 219, near Dublin station
3uncan McLaren, a farmer, aged 60
wears, was almost instantly killed being
ground under the wheels. Both legs
were cut off and an arra broken.
Mr McLaren had been -to Drumbo,
attending a live stook sale, and was
-returning to his home at Cromarty,
Ribbert Township, The train stopped
at Dublin and had only made it start
Iron) the station westward, when Mr
McLaren tried to alight. Why he did
toot leave at the station is not known
alnd no one witnessed the accident.
The
late Mr McLaren was a wo11K
kaiown fanner and is saryived • by
*iridQW and family,
• Debentures for Sale
The County of Huron offers $60000
of debentures for sale. The Debent-
ures are first class security and will be
offered to the residents of the county
first. For particulars apply to :Rob(,
W Livingstone, Warden, W J R Hol-
mes, Treasurer or the undersigned.
Dated May 10th, 1916 '
W. Lane, Clerk.
THE WESTERN it't7tAR
London, Ontario
Septeanber 8th to 16th, 191
Tim management of the Wester
Fair, London's groat Exhibition is der
busy preparing for same. Within th
next few days, thousands of prize lists
hangers and maps will be : nlaile
throughout the Country. The ve
generous prize Iist of 1915 has bee
added to very materially this year
Several new sections have been added
in the Horse and Cattle Department
and a new class entirely for Maroc
Jersey Swine, A new class has beengiven for a Wool exhibit and also one
for an exhibit of eggs. The manage -
men( realizes that the success of the
Exhibition depends to a large extent
on the. Live Stock and Agricultural'
Departments aria aro putting forth
every effort to give the Exhibitors in
these department all the consideration
possible, Prize lists, entry forms and
all information given on application to
the Secretary, A. IV. Hunt, London,
Ont.
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STRAYED AWAY
A steer calf, about 6 months old,
red with white patches on flank. In-
form Herbert Bender, Phone 1 0a 84, .�
Zurich,
New Ms in this issue
D. A. Cantelon
R. N. Douglas
Strawberry Social
Western Pair
S. LI. timid
� OREESPON
PR ONESS
There are Gold days coining
Prepare for them now by sec-
uring your supple of the
celebrated D. & H. Lac.ka
wana'Anthracate Coal We
have a supply of all sues:
Egg, Stove and Chesnut.
D. A. Cantelon
Hensall
Phone 10, House Phone 10a
DASH WOOD
Mr Albert Weltin of Radision,
Sask., is visiting his parents here at
present.
Miss Leta Guentherhas returned
home from Stratford Normal.
Miss M B Blue, who has been mill-
iner for Tiernan iC Edighofiier, return-
ed to her home in Dutton on Friday.
Mr J Kellerman made a ' business
trip to London on Monday.
Miss Lydia Brown of London visit -
'
ed ether hone here over Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Herman. Eidt of Forest
visited relatives here a few days this
week.
Miss A. McDonald, who has been
milliner for Kellerman & Son, return
ed to her home in Woodstock Friday.
Mr Harry Hoffman moved Dr
Schram's household effects to London
Wednesday.
An account of the day's sports held
here Tuesday will be found on page 8
of this issue.
SOUTH HURON LIBERALS
MEET
South Huron Liberals flocked to
Hensel' on Tuesday, to attend the
annual meeting of the South Huron ..lain street has received a heayy
Reform Association. The attendance i coat of oil.
ENCP'
II:ILLSGREEN
A Strawberry Socialnnder the
auspices of the Hills Green Red Cross
kn.cieby will be held at Ilillsgreeii on
Monday evening, July 8rd. Ice cream
and other delicacies ab booth, Ad
mission, 25 and 16 cents. Every-
one come and help , a good cause.
God save the Eing.
IIENSALL
The Anglican church, the first
church builtin Hensel., has recently
been renovated and painted.
This section has been visited by
heayy rains during the past week.
A strawberry festival will be held
to. night on the. ]awns of Carmel
church.
Hensall is arranging for acelebration
on Saturday, July 1st. The main
attraction will be horse recces and a
ood day's sport is promised. Hen -
all Band will be in attendance.
Nellie Horsley, daughter of Richard
Horsley, Hensall was buried at Clinton
last week. The little girl had cont•
ratted measles a few weeks ago and
this developed in pneumonia resulting
in death.
During the heayy thunderstorm
which passed over this section last
Thursday the young son of Mr Ed
ward Datars narrowly escaped being
killed by lightning. He was near the
conductor pipe leading from the barn
roof into the water tank when an extra
heavy roll of thunder took place. The
father, who was working in the barn,
carne out to sea if any damage had
been caused and found the ladlying on
the ground with a severely bruised leg.
It was a na! row escape.
EXETER.
at the meeting was large and consider,
able enthusiasm was shown.
The principal business was the elec-
tion of officers and organization, but
ti , proceedings ave'e.enlivened by a
stirrThk address from Thomas Mar-
shall, M. P. P. of Monek who spoke on
various tluestions, such as education,
hydroelectric and temperance.
Resolutions of utmost confidence in
Sir Wilfred Laurier and N. W. Rowell
M. P. I'., were passedunanimously.
The officers elected. were: President, `
Mr Smith of Exeter, ,who has held'
the once for six years; 1st vice-presi-
dent, III McGinnis; 2nd vice-president
Mr Finland, 3rd _vice-president, W
Mnrdie ef,Brucefield; secretary, Mr
Sheldon of Exeter; treasurer, Dr Moir
of Hensen.
Groeerios, Etc1'
Fresh Groceries and Pruits, Field.
and Garden Seeds, Corn, Diaugalcls,;etc.
Summer flats
Men's Stylish Panama Hat at popular
prices, Imitation Pennines from
50cts up, for men and boys:
Everyday hats :suitable for everybody
Shirts
Fine Neglegeo shirts something
stylish for young nen. Ties and
Tie pins
Summer Underwear
For hien and boys. Men Wom-
en and children's hose
SE[OES
White Canvass shoes just in, Call
and see our new stock.
Shoe Repairing of all kinds
ALL KINDS PRODUCE TAKEN.
L. BRISSON
Phone
a on 86 Drysdale
Store closed: every Tuesday a•
nd Friday
evening ab 6 o'clock.
At a bargain, for two weeks only,
I will sell the well known Deerin
Manure Spreader, 55 bushel capacity
.for. 111.0.. L. Prang.. ,
Corp. M Pfaff has been successful
in his recent t xanzs at Loudon and has
been awardecl the three stripes, that of
sergeant.
Rev A A Tramper attended the
Anglican synod held at London last
week,
The Soldiers' Aid Society recently
made a great sale of flags for the Con•
valestent Hospital Fund and disposed
of 1000 flags, receiving therefor over
$108.00.
Mrs Goodwin and children, .cf
Rochester N I are visiting the form-
er's father, Jas Willis, of Exeter north.
Lieut W J gnight, an Exeter boy,.
has been decoratrd by the -King with
the Military Cross for gallantry and
devotion to duty.
Sam Hicks of 'Osborne has purch-
ased the residence of the late T D
Carling on Main street.
Mrs F S Rickbeii and two cnilcdren,
of Canada, N D,, are visiting the form-
r's parents, kir and Mrs 5 Hardly ti
resent.
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• CREDITON
John Fanner has purchased a Chev-
rolet car.
The officers elected ab the Sunday
School convention held here last week
were as follows: Pres., Rev FB Mey-
er, Zurich, Vice -Pres., Rev J C Mor -
lock; Secy., R M Geiger; Zurich; Treas.
d' 11 Holtzman, Crediton.
Tbe local branch of the Red Cross
has contributed $25 towards equipp
, ing a Hospital at the front,
Art Benedict has secured a position
as engineer and fireman in Berlin and
leaves for that city next week,
Mrs Won Sambrook is recovering
from a recent Operation,
This is the season when foolish peo •
ple rock th•e boat or go in bathing
where the water is deep without the
knowledge of swimming. Of course
the undertaker is not far distant, if
the medical loan's services are of no
avail. The wonder is that there are
not 10 deaths recorded for every one
when the risk is taken into account
but warning appears to fall on deaf
ears in many cases,
Have taken the agency for auto
trailers,, They are made to order
and are for allpurposes for any snake
of car,' L. Prang,, , t
Handsome ar.
vSiTHEN you pay several hun»'
dred dollars for an automo-
bile, why not get a good-
looking one—one that you will be
proud to own, proud to drive and
proud to take your friends out in?
Maxwell owners have a just pride in
the handsome appearance of their
automobile for Maxwell Motor Cars
have the same attractive lines, the
same graceful design as the higher
priced types.
In addition to good looks you
want, of course, a reliable, sturdy and
economical car. But there is no
doubt in your mind on these points
since the Maxwell a short time ago
established the World's Motor Non -
Stop Mileage Record. Any car that
can run continuously for 44 days and
nights, averaging 500 miles per day—;
22,000 miles in all and without once
stopping the motor—is bound to be a
.well designed and well made car.
Any car that can perform such a
'wonderful feat on an average of one
Imperial gallon of gasoline to every
26/ miles is bound to be an eco-,
nomical car.
We have such confidence in the
Maxwell car and the company behind
it that we have staked our judgment
and future on the ability of the car to:
make good for you. It will; we,
know it. All we want is a chance to
prove it.
Phone us today, while you have'
it in mind.
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Touring Car, $850. Roadster, $830
Prices F. 0. B. Windsor
Completely Equipped
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Crediton
DISTRIBUTORS FOR
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MASSEYHARRIS Irniolements
Now is the time to look fr;i, good
Mowers, Rakes and Hay Loaders.
Jolin Deere Corn Planter, almost new, for sal
at a Fargain, e
envy for the w.ellmkl owa aoul en1
Hay track and litter carrier.
g 1 I N.i i Nti MILi L
We carry large sock of storm sashes and storm 1
doors made all size or style.
Shinglei, lumber, laths and all pJt nirg roil
•
products.
Eslmates given and contracts taken. Office
at planing mill.
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