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THURSDAY, OCT. 23 , 1910
ML:ITARY NEWS
Casualty list on 'Monday, killed.
F. Ske tc•n, kippen ; Geo. Lynch,
tan:, D L'e.ry, Seaferth, Wound
ed, Lieut. W. Proudfoot, 'Godcrich
F, Mallett and E. Anderson, Ex-
eter.
Ow:ng to the 113tl;. sea, 1JilstBatt..
having 800 -men of a 1 ranksitwill
be :necessary to re-org anuize the
Bette in un a three company
basis. IThe .offieers evho :vi1 be
de;;iared soles' n arneraries will be
retained :until the eve of the
leaving for overseas. It is not
likely that their names will be
divulged treat •t1ieas
inuer the Lew cstab:ishmezre,
.order vvhich,neceseitates units go-
cRE1311.'011l
rev. J•. W.. Baird, of Exeter, cc -
(Ivied ,the Methodist church
pit cn Sunday at both morning
and evening services,
Rev and Mrs. E. Becker visited
friends in Detroit last week..
Ezra Ewald .has left for Kiteb-
r.n'1 to work in the L'olr.in;On Bub-
ber factory
The receipts at the recent fowl
supper veld by the Evangelical
church here were. nearly $.OJ,
the response to the Trafalgar
ty contiltelian was liberal by
wr ci.izen'S.
Farmers a -•e busy with fall pie er-
ant at present. The recent heavy
ra.ns have anade the work mesh
.easier,
STANLEY TOWNSHIP,,
Mr, Ralph Stephenson, Sr. and
Mr (Robert Stephenson spent ' a
Lew days visiting friends at Mar-
lette, 'Lich.,
Mrs John Stephenson who has
spent •the past year with her
daughter, Mrs. D. Armstrong Of
Pilot ",Mound, Man., has returned to
her home in Stanley.,
Rev. G. G.. Harris, a returned
Mlesionary from China, preached
last , Sunday in the Methodist
church, [Fannia. He gave a very
interesting .account of bis work in
China.
Word ,has been received here
that !Pee. Arnold Rathwell of the
33rd Battalion, son of Mr. Sam,
'Rathwell, formerly of Varna, has
been killed hi action..
LURING AN AUDIENCE.
lust a
Little Twist In a Shakespeare
Title Did the Trick.
There was once a traveling theatrical
company, so the tale of venerable age
!ng ove-seas •t•.r urop 2 per cent. and long improbable veracity goes,
,per hundred of their subalterns, l that was booked to play in a town a
,these battadene will be comoeiie ,. melodrama considered as suitable to
to droll soar otricers each. _cap- the prospective audience. By accident
tp:ointrztents etaewhere may ra the necessary scenery and costumes
pro . i ed f.r the of i_ers ie.e.ts-u ! were sent ahead. to the next stopping
or they evil in ell probability, b., , place, which was the capital of the
intro. e_i in ara.ts leav_ng far at er state, where a Shakespearean play was
tselas I to be presented at the governor's spe-
: e y strtno .t . regulations itavr vial request, and the costumes and ac -
be., issue t by the order -in -coon- eessories for the Shakespeare perform -
cit resl,ec :b recreating in the' ance were the ones that arrived. There
future _sL. ra is one item that was no time to right the mistake, but
touee Lee incise of our tom- there was time to rush a new set of
mangles, Any o_f ver or tnan en- posters advertising tbe new play.
"Come one, come all!" they invited
gaged in re. rut_.ng as given great the public. "Do not miss the oppor-
priv..egeo ane pewee, sj eakera and trinity of a lifetime! The great comic,
ms t.ngs .are ,troeected to the aim- historic romantic,emotional drama
at ease ern, eerso.a shear-ing aoa nst 'As You Like It, or the Wrestler's
tin, a
in any
or t-isc..ur.-sing reeru_ . Se eetbeaat! as triumphantly perform -
Military
or AniA,en..ing the work of a
military o.fscer in the slightest is
+suejt;ut to a .heavy tines or im-
1 •ri,eran nt, or both. Iia the peal'
Many have discouraged recreit ing
lin a 1 ri , :;te 'wanner not i ealizing
what they were doing. Now tney,
avid require "to take heed" ,as to.
what they say,
From 0. C. Met. 0. S. battalion,
C. n, 1 ., Camp Borten, Ont.
To ?the Editor Zurich _Herald,
Zurich, U,ntatio.
Dear Sir-lt has come to ny at-
,tcta ion that it is being c'r elated,
isl iriuron county that :the
aleurons Os. Bn, C. L. 33. is be-
ing reorganized as a three .com-
pany bat'.a len and that six offie
ers'have been ie-eived from duty;
11 Teetar, to assure you that this
as t.o. so. The Battu ion • emains
• •compasiy .Battu !an and pro-
ceeds oveasas as such, only drop -
Aping 't!wo ofeicera,
Lelew I give a list of the of-
eletre who go overseas wttn the
.battalion:
Lt. -Co . H 13. Combe; 0. 0.;
lM..jar Ft. S. 1 ay,s. sn.i in e. nimar.d;
Cap:. C.Jr. al; Lane, Actincitant;
,'Hajar J. W. Shaw, Medical 011ie-
ea Ma,ar II, 1). Mel aggatt, 1 a;, -
master, Cap, W. E. Adan, Qt.a.t..r-
,rae.ter; Capt. J. K. i a.rfi 1, hap-
lain; Mo or w. J. Hearnan; 1Ia]or
• ie, S-nclair; ..a1,t. 11. _ampbeli;
Capt, 2. C. Town; Capt. K. 1*.
Sturdy ; Cape. C. K. MIacphereen;
Liet. ;W. In 0esei1; Lieut. L. S.
,Hall Lieut, D. S. Scali; Lieut. J,
X. Mese; Lieut. D.. L. Jialm<:s;
Lieut. D. L Reiu; Lieut. NV. R.
.Scott.; Litut,, W. 2, Griet e; Li'.ut
iE', ,N Sc,;tt; Lieut. I. Hethcrutgton
,Lieut, H. G McLean;. Lieut W, 13,
,n ; Liv-ut, F. N. C1uif, Lieut.
tit. ea. Waiter:; Lieut. R. A. ClittL,
k ours sincerely,
,Signed, H. 13. Combe, .Lt. -Cal. O.
(3. io.st Os. Battalion, C, N. 3, •
FOR RENT
Premises in Zurich owned by Mrs
McCormick Por particulars apply to
,d Mitteiholtzor A1 Hess.
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ed before the queen of England at the
Globe theater, London, with the dis-
tinguished author in the cast!"
Naturally the public inferred that
this interesting performance bad taken
place before Queen "Victoria during the
last Loudon season rather than in the
presence of good. Queen Bess some 300
years before. Naturally also tbe gym-
nastic suggestions of the ingenious
subtitle were not lost upon them.
They turned out in force. Tire town
attended almost to a man. They did
not think much of the melancholy
Jaques, but they would have endured
him another seven ages for tbe sake
of Rosalind! -Youth's Companion.
Tongues That Kill.
The tongues of some animals are
very dangerous weapons. A lion could
\speedily kill a man by merely licking
him with his tongue. The tongues of
all the members of the cat family are
covered -with curious recurving spines
formed of tough cartilage. In the com-
mon domestic tat these spines are very
small, but are sufficiently well devel-
oped to give the tongue a feeling of
roughuess. In the fiercest animals,
such as the lion or tiger, these spines
are frequently found projecting up for
an eighth of an inch or more with very
sharp points or edges. While the mouth
is relaxed tbe tongue is soft audsmooth,
but when the animal is excited the
Spines become rigid.
No Wedding Rings Here.
In many parts or the world women
de not wear wedding rings, but they
have other .signs which unmistakably
show that they are married.
Hindu women paint a vertical red
mark in the middle of their foreheads
and wear peculiarly shaped bangles.
In Japan married women black their
teeth with a dye made from poppies.
In most of the native tribes of South
Africa a horn ring encircles the top-
knot of the married woman. Among
these tribes unmarried women wear no
riugs, wives wear one, and mothers
wear two.
Moorish women arrange their 'veils in
$ particular way after marriage.
CORRESPONDENC
EXETER
Williaiu 'lashings, brother of Al
Hastings, sof this place, flied at
fro s'li't ''a -:t w.ek, Mr. anid Mrs
Hastings attended the funeral.
17' G Creech has taken over the
business of the Canadian Express
Co., here_
11Mtss Je,nt Seldon has entered
Que•:n's University, Kingston, for
a four year's course.
John Knerr and FrankTriebn er
have left for Windsor.
Dr Rivers and two children 'of
Lethbridge, Alta, formerly. of
Crediton, visited herr, last week
He is . uperintende'nt of the Pro-
v in sal I'n eon Far n at Letl.ti idgc.
Thirty drills on the dollar was
fixed :as the tax rate for Exeter
by the c.uncil at its last meeting
W, S Cole hats purchased !'x:.13.
Bedford's house on Huron street
for $3100.00.
Major W. Heala°ran was home
his week on his last k'ave froin
,lamp Borden. His bat;a en the
1.61st Hurons, is soon to leave.
HENSALL
While returning from a trip to.
"oronto, by au' -o, F. Sanallacom.be,
enid party were upset in a dutch;
near Hensall the other day. The
•:ar ;n some unaccountable way
swerved into the ditch and F.
Rush had his collar bone broken
'nd A2r Slnallesoaabe's son had
his 'arm fractured. The rest sef
the occupants escape' with a
shaking nip. The car was badly
damag ed.
P. Bengough has moved into his
own residence again, while F.
Dieters has moved into the dwe'l-
:ne Le r e nt?y1•u:chaseditom the
Dalrymple estate..
Mr and Mrs. W. Chapman at-
tended the funeral cf the latters
brother Chas, Westaway, of Re
gina, evil -to was buried at Brant -
rd 1: st- w: ese. The deceased m,et
his death by the premature dis-
charge of a gun while hunting
near Regina.,
A t11'-cessful ladies minstrel show
was held in the Town Hall lest
Friday night.
Mrs, W. Mi ler and family have
Plot e:i:rip the Petty b ode recent-
ly • lac. ,ted > y Mr. Ho-sley.
Miss C. Shirriay and sister-in---
law,
ister-in--l,aw, Mrs. Sbitrey, of De'rsit, ve-
iled relatives here for a few days
last week.
COUNTY NEWS; ,
Bev. Dr. Aiken ;vas inducted in
to the pastorate of Kipper and
Hi 11 Creen Fresbyterien chu.e' es
on Oct. 12th.
,Mrs, Jane Wilson, aunt of Mr.
Wm_ Pollock, :Goshen Line, :Stan-
ley, celebrated her 100th birthday
on Oct. lith. She is still enjoy -
log good health and is in posses-
sion of all her faculties,
MR TARE
We carry a full line of Stove
Pipes, Elbows, Lanterns, Apple
Pacers, Sweat Pacts, Etc.
SHOES
We have a nice line of shoes for
young men. Come in and see these
styles. Also everyday sboes for men,
women and children at right prices.
Carhartt's
Overalls
We handle the celebrated Carhartt's
Overalls and lthalci trousers for men
and boys. No better made. Get our
prices.
Live fowl taken every
Thursday forenoon forwhich
we pav highest market prices
Siwe Repairini of all kinds
ALL KINDS PRODUCE TAKEN.
L. BRISSON'
Drysdale
DASHWOQD
IThe funeral of the late Mrs.
Greb was held on Friday from her.
3rolne ton 14th con„ Stephen, to the
Goshen Line cemetery, The ser-
vices were conducted by Rev, P.
Meyer of 'the Evangelical ehurcb,
rSho :ins survived by 2 sons, 5
daughters nand 24 grand children,
11x. and Mrs, D, A. 11]:•cCormiek of
Bridgeburg are visiting relatives
here at resent„
Mr. B. W. F. Beavers of Exeter,
its conducting a clearing sale of the
shoe stock reeeelly owned by Mr.
D. Pfaff.
Mr: Wm. Beck of Mount Clemens
ins visiting relatives in this vicinity
Miss.Aldo .Ha.tleib cf Lon:'on is
v ieiteng rat .leer home here:
Mr Les. Goetz of Seaforth vis-
ited hero over ,Sunday.
Miss Isabel Cameron has rotw•n-
ec1 1t'rc is Loddon tvhero she has
'been for some time.
Mr Kari Graupner left for lat.
-Wayne, Saturday.
SAUBLE LINE SOUTH
IThe Misses Addeo and
Eckstein left for Detroit, Monday
after spending their vacation with
friends and relatives in this vic-
inity. ,
SUCCESSFUL SALDe
One of •the imcs't successful acct:
on sales ever held in this section
took place last Friday at the farm
o tee ase RateZ:: Cam, 1i 1, Sa..b e
Line, The proceeds amoun:ed to
over $2500,. Mr. B. Bossetn:bcra•y.
wielded the hanafm,erj
UHF, , PRICE Ole NEWSPAPERS
IThe :n!crease in the price of
l r:nti l; Mala; ,has become ea ire.1-
cos ti a° J ub i tae s are g..t ing to-
gether to de.iae me_.suie3 to meet
the si nation. Many have a ready,
entrees id their subscription rages.
end some leave been forced to sus-,
petnd publication,.
We are adv:sod however, by the
publ'shers of the Family herald
and Wee' -]y ,Star of Montreal that
i t= present, anyway, therd
will he no increaser in the price of
that paper, and we are permitted
to offer the Family Herald nand,
Weekly Star 'along with the Zurich
Herald tor the small sum of $1..83,
that is •c.re year's subscription to
each ,paper,.
-This offer is good only until
Nov. 30-1916, as it may be found
necessary to make a change tten.
The publishers of the Family
Herald and Week-ly Etar not- w;
standing the e,i:orm:.us ireercase in
cost of production, have decided
to s,penld ;more anoney than ever inl
pro' ing the paper, and to give
their great ;army of readers great-
er Value than ever.
A fait year's subze:iption to the
Zurich Herald andtiThe Fah. ily Her-
ald and Weekly Etar vt i 1 cc st cn'y
$1.85,:lro%i-e1 ceders are receive
ed before Nov. 30-1916. Send
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MaseyiJarris Implements
We have been 're -appointed Agents for the-
named
henamed Ii»plcinonts and are prepared to take orders•
kinds of Massey-l=Larrismachines for next season..
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AND PLOW REPAIRS,
We still sell Wagons. Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs •and
Cutters, and We repair the same class of goods,
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H. DATARS, Travelling Salesman
F.g
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The Old Stand
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NoCEIZEITA
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PLRPjiN G Kari
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We carry large sock of storm sashes and storm
doors made all size or style.
Shingles, lumber, laths and all planing mill
products.
Estmates given and contracts taken.
at planing mill.
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CIDER. MILL
Our cider ,mill is now running.
Arrangements can be made 1.y
:phoning to 2 on 83 Hensel! Cen-
tral.. W. B. Elder, Lot 16, end.
cont way,
REM BESS
Thera are cold days coming
Prepare for then' now by sec-
uring your supple of . the
celebrated D. c. H. Lacka-
wana Anthracite Coal We
have a supply of all size:
Egg, .Stove and Chesnut
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Phone 10, House Phone 10a
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ZURICH
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The Chucrhes
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
SERVIC.ES
Sunday, German -•• .-- -•- 9.45 a. na4
'• Sunday Scheel 11.00 a. m..
" Service, English -••7.30 p. .m.. •
Tuesday Jr. Y. P. A, ,-- 7,30 p.-ruo
Tuesday, Y. P. A. --- --- 8.15 p. me
1 hursday Prayer Meeting 8,00 p.m..
Friday, Choir Practice --• 8 30p. m.
Ladies' Aid, First Wednesday of
each Month, 7.E0 p.ms.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday School ... ... .-• --- ...9. a.m..
German Serviced, Sunday 10 30a.m,k
English Service Sunday 7.30 p.rn.
Luther League, Friday 8. p. ims
Ladies' Aid meets first Wednese•
day of each month at 8. p. m.
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THOSE WHO, FROM TIME TO TIME, HAVE FUNDS REQUIRING
INVESTMENT, MAY PURCHASE AT PAR
DOMINION OF CANADA REFINE STOC
IN SUMS OF' $500 OR ANY MULTIPLE THEREOF.
Principal repayable lst October, 1919.
Interest payable half -yearly, lst April and lst October by cheque (free
of exchange at any chartered Bank in Canada) at the rate of five per cent
Per annum from the date of purchase.
Holders of this stock will have the privilege of surrendering at par and
accrued interest, as the equivalent of cash, in payment of any allotment
made under any future war loan issue in Canada other than an issue of
Treasury Bills or other like short date security.
Proceeds of this stock are for war purposes only.
A commission of one-quarter of one per cent will be allowed to recog-
nized bond and stock brokers on allotments made in respect of applications
for this stock which bear their stamp.
For application forms apply to the Deputy Minister of Finance, Ottawa.
DEPARTMENT Or FINANCE, OTTAWA;
OCTossR 7th, 1916.