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THE HERALD, Zurich, Ont.
'THURSDAY, JAN .11, 1917
A Guarantee
ITO OUR SUBSCRIBERS:
Newspaper conditions are such
that publishers all over Canada
may be tprced on very short notice
to increase s bseription rates. We
have concluded an agreement with
the T,aln,ly ,Herald and WeelsyS ar
of Moss'Ci eat :by whish we c'gn
ia'ntee one week's notice before
+any change makes 'place. That
means that ,our clubbing rate with
that great popu:ar weekly will
ARRAPara meeting of
the year lin the (Town hall, Cied-
iton, on Monday, .the 8th of Jan-
uary 1917 tat 11 a. xu. After each
.member had •sub&eribeel to his
decle ratios• of office and property
qualifiea'tiohi, the narrates: of the
previous aueetiitg were read. and
:adopted,. f
Neeb-Webb;; That a bylaw le
pass:ed :appo'nting the following
mundeipai officers) viz;
Jos Guinean, 'as;sessor and t.rua'lt
book emseraerattor Ot t a salary of
$100.00; Jos Getman. sheep value
ia'tor at the rate' of $1.50 pier diem
lajnid 100 mlilaige; James Hodgins,
caretaker of :the hall $25.01; Chas.
Zwic'ker and iT11.om'as Trevethick,
;ahicl.itors at $4..03 each; H. F, .l.ilber
:Truant officer; Alonzo Hodgins,
A. Hodgins, :member of the Board
of 'Health; IWimi• Lewis, Ed. Broken -
:shire land W. B. Oliver, Ftfanitary
inspectors with div:sions• con Ito
11; con 12 to 17 ian'd con 18 to we -•t-
eon boundry of the .municipality,
respectively. Carried.
Yearly Neeb; iThiat by-law No.
231 appointing the above officials
having been read three times be
;passed and signed by the reeve
and clerk nod the seal of the cor-
poratino tattached thereto. Car-
ried.
Yearley -Mawhinney; That Alon-
zo Hodgins, the collector c.f
tales. is hereby authorized to can-•
tinue the li'•;vy and collection of
taxes in the manner and with the
power provided for by law for the
general levy and collection of
taxes Carried.
,The following `orders were pas-
sed;
as-
sed;
firm. Duhisford gravel $2,73; W.
British Red Cross Soo. Tp coli,
97.46' A. Hodgins sal AS tlol'eetor
62 C0 Tiernan & Edighoffer nails,
,811. 'Hospital for Sick Children,
grant, 5 00 ; Municipal World sub-
scription, 5.00; Mrs. J. Holtzman
hold ;good for any subderiptions tTreas. Crediton Red Cross Soc.
'received during one week after grant, 50 00;C. Pope refund dog lax
2.00; J. P. Smith lumber 6.05;J. F.
Smitth rep bridge E. S. R. 1.00; A,
;Weber work in pfilh N. B. 9.75.
The council adjourned to meet
themselves' in some way against :again in the !Towln Hall, Crediton
the ordinary conditions that are on111ondey, the 5th of Meech next
z:hanging from week •to week.Our [at 1 P. ;m.
clubbing rate with the Fam'ly Her- Henry Eilber, Clerk.
ala and WEe'.1y Etar of Mcn'tl.eal is •---- ----
$1.83 per year. This rate is HURON' COUNTY COUNCIL FOR
1917
The County. Council for 1917 will
be composed op follow e
Sealerth-J A. Stewerc,
•�, up--taat?"iv1. g@ notn•cr�.
L•t:borne—T. Brook.
Exe1 er—B W. P. Beavers,
alt phren—;W. Elliott, .
Hey—E H. Neeb
1 eheld—A. Er Erwin.
Htncall—G. T. Pet_y.
Stanley—J, McKinley
Goderich Township -1W. H. Lobb
Go:ie:•ie.h-C.Nairn 3. C, Lathwa•te
Ashfield—Charles Stewart.
Colborne—G. Young,
West Wawanosh—D. Murray.
East {Wawanash-J. N. Campbell
Hullett—M. Armstrong.
Grey—R.Livingstone, J.McNab.
:til' ir,gllann—W. Isbist er.
Clinton—CM. <Thrnrpson.
Morris—J. Shortreed.
Blyth—Dr. Milne
aWroxeter—C. Reis.
Howiek-R.Hardy, L.Demmerling
Brussels—S. iT. Plum
ITurn.berry—T. K. Powell,
Ave publish. to motice of increatie
iai price. It does not fo:ow that
there will necessarly be an increa
se but publishers roust protect
gr eanteed dor one week after
tth-spaper reeaches aul.scribers;
Sexed ort ,rs to :The Herald, Zure
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Why not use the best coal?
SCRANTON COAL
Chestnut, Furnace, BGood
smith and soft coal.
supply on hand.
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Weekly Globe 1 75
" Daily Mail and Em-
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'Neely Mail and
hiUtnpire175
Toronto Daily Star 2 85
Daily News 2 85
" Weekly Star.. 1 76
London Free Press
Morning Edition.... 3 60
Evening Edition,... 3 60
`°Weekly Edition 1 85
London Advertiser
Morning Edition3 60
Evening Edition3 60
Weekly Edition1 75
Farm & Dairy 1 75
Weekly Sun 1.80
" Farmers Advocate... 2 40
`r Montreal Fancily
Herald and Weekly
Star 1 85
Weekly Montreal
Witness 185
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FARM FOR SALE
Comprising 153y acres, in Stan-.
ley 1i% miles north. of
Blake, with good buildings, Barn
40x60, with. good straw s'l'ed, 10x36.
driving shed 21x30, with hog lien
underneath and a cider mill in
good running order Stables are
cement, also floors. Good stone
house, 11 rooms, with good cell.r,
hard and soft water inside. A-
bout 30 acres of good bush of !nix-,
ed timber, maple, beech, hemlock,
basswood,elm and white ash. •Tile
farm is well drained and fenced, ;t• -
bout 3 acres of orchard— apples,,
plums, peaches, etc. Ten acres
fall -wheat, 60 acres plowed and
about 50 acres seed in grass. 'Will
be sold at 'a reasonable price. For
particulars apply on the premises
lot 8, 'coin:. 13, 'Stanley, Merano
D. Steckley:, R. R. No. 2, Zurich.
My ace .unts are rea,Iy. If owing me
call. If not called They will be mailed.
R. F. Stade, Zurich,
For Sale
Fine 7 -roomed Brick residence
for sale in Zurich, Good ,stable
and good well on premises. 'perms
reasonable. For particulars ap-,
2 501 ply to XI: s 7d. Rupp, Zurich.
DRYSDALE
Messrs. Richard Laporte and
'Teddy Rau have returned to Sand-
wich, to re -win's their studies at.
L',Ass'umptiozi College.
The recant draw leas spoilt our
good sleighing.
CREDLTON
Harrington Finkbeiner was op -i
erated oin for appendicitis by De.
Hagmeier of Kitchener. He is
progresseng favorably,..
Miss Clara Feltner has returned
from ei visit to Detroit.
,larrison Holtzman has revered
his connection with C %wickor's;
an 'i will go to Pigeon, Mleh.,
work.
�HEINSALL
Mr. Geo;. McIntyre of Detroit
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrsj
3. F, Sparks over the ho'idays. A-
lso Miss Bell .Sparks and Miss Ede
gar of Braintfexrd.
A pretty wedding was ce'ebra
at the home of Mr. Robert
Laren, of near .Hensall, on
Frd, when his daughter, Miss'M.
was lunited in .marriage to Edina
Glen, of Stanley, by Rev. W.
Moore.
Dr. 3. W. Peck left For Victoria
hospital, London, las: week, whcx ;,
he expected to iunclergo an oper-
ation for 'appendie tis •
Mrs. R, D. Bell is; visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. J. pummel, of,
Bloomsburg, Pa,
INCE
DASHWOOD
The ladies iol' 'thus( village ;.are
busy knitting And :stewing for the
Red Cross at ipreseil>It,.
Mr- ia'n•d Mrs. Miles! and ::'VXr, and
NET, Granger of Sarnia were here
attending the funeral of their Fath
er the late Reny Be'nde'r,.
Mr. Edmund Kraft has purchased
the butcher busl'ness from Mr, Ed.
Kraft and 'takes possession Feb, =sit:
Mrs. H.:Guenther attended the
funeral of la cousin at Woodstock,
this 'week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nan,Held l:laveze_,.
turned after :spending the ho:id,ay
in London land Detroit.
Miss Ella Caln.eron, of Pittsburgh
is. visiting at her home here.
Mr. Charlie iGenit�tn.er left for
Lon{f z.,: for the rem:i'nc'ez of the
ra,lxad Mrs. Alviin Nicholson
...pe i. Dave Hartleib of the
veep a11ed on, friends here Mo.n-
de;14
tfy Is.raft of the Town. Line
'",--e411 with erysipe'as. We
• +1' la speedy recovery.
i iaymond Callfas returned on
true lay after sipending the ho'l-
d'ay .vit!h ,his s s':er in Port Huron.
ill week it is( o;ur sad duty to
recdt the death of Henry Lender,
•Stir. - he [deceased '=
fd ed had been in
(Poor health for soma time, suffer -
pg. c; ith !Bright's Dis:easel. Dur -
pig t last fe'sv weeks he bad fail-
ed 7.,e.:e rapidly and on Tuesday
;Wm. Biushaman, of Daup'hin,:Man
visited relatives and friends lie e
recenitly, after an aibs!ence of 20
years 'in' the wesit,
Cleve Joyut ,has recovered from,
his recent illness.
EXETER
A quiet . wedding took Oakes at.
the Me,thofi.t parsoneg•-, Lozit'onj
when Richard B. Hicks, son of
Mr. Siamuel Hi_'ks of Usborne, .\'as.
united in rm+airriage to !Miss, ;.Annie
Irene, ryoungesj daugll;iie: 1f � 3,
•iWillr aF'the. 'Y'con
eN.on le death treleived him of his
siu£fd i u He had reached the
ager o 67 ,years, 3 months and 17
s7'aps jile is survived by his,
'ori.oa iitrg widow, who is also
very 1;2' sons; 5 dans 'fitters and
"3 bre•'hens. i Ie '►vas 'a member
oi,.ohe •i2.vanivgelic.ai church. Inter-.
tabk ,(palace to . the Goshen
einetery on •Prid!ay after --i
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Py�ww, ,2
Frank Ma.Iteit,
ling in the busda, withhis team one
day last week had the misfortune
of being painfully iinjured, and as,
a result has now to move around
by :the lard of crutches, .:[t .appea s;
i
he WAS hitching the tPttln to . taia
sleighs when orie of the horses
Triad s a jump, and Mr. MailetN's
leg was caught between the whi..-
fletree and the runner, inflicting
a painful woend, that was necsss!c
ate his laying off work for some
time. •
Mrs. E. A. Follick has received
word that her cousin, Pte. Leon-
ard Rogers had been killed in
France. He formerly lived in
:Toronto
Both by-laws voted on passed.
The hydro by-law passed by 120
mejori'.y. and the by-law appoint-
ing a commissionpassed by 133
maijoi•ity. •
t'fiss Quinn, of Hespler, has be-
en el gaged as commercial teacher
of the High ,School.
W. D Weeks is taking .x-ray
treatment. in London for an ernet-
ion on his head.
Mr. Rc,se, buttermaker, at the
Exeter creamery, is taking ;r
course in Guelph college this'
winter.
John Gidley, for many years one
of Exeter's leading business men,
is dead ht ' eHe had
been an invalid for 23 years:, Be-
sides ,his widow he is survived by
Dine brother, Richard. IThe funer-
al was held on 'Wednesday.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
There passed iaway at his home
in Stanley on Thursday, Georgc
Elgie at the age of 63, ,vicars, De-
ce'a'sed had been 111 for only a week'
with pneumonia, The funeral
will be (held oin Saturday.
NOTICE
fIaike Notttice that the annual ,
Izneetdng rof ithe Zurich ;Agricul•;j-1
nrlial iSiocieity will be held iin the
:Town Hall, Zurich, on Friday, Jan,
�i9tQ , 1917, Ialt one roi'(clock,
Vohn, Pfaff, Pied,
An•dew F. Hess, Sec.-Treaq
•Darted At Zurich, Jamt, Sth, 1917.
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lasxi , ' �r I eviilc anc1 osabti1
lied r l en aiig iC"c� icjirii ,s
their ll l es here ,i •>?
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w
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Mrs Tobias Guenther
' Yetar's dinner to their
er "x;11. Zvcr(e present ex
r _and Mrs. John Hoffman
ltstcrek. The bill of fare
e`..` of fowl an,d plum pud-
duanor :dinner and o ;ters for
slupe.
liesi'
1 P fes all the other good
thing!; which sire usually faun:bat
these occasions. After supper a
very _pleasant ' time was spent in
g•aftnea ,amid songs until a late
hour.; 'Those p'res'ent were:
1Vlr, Christ Dahmer and family,
Credi'on; Mr. Sol Martin and fam-
ily, Babylon Line; Mr, Chas Guen-
ther and family; Mas:. Hy. Guen-
ther read family and Mr. David
Bettchenr and family of Dashwood
also a ',number of other friends!
Befpre leaving •they hoped that all
kv�aew lye to spen'd ma'y more
such biis family gatherings.
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We have been re -appointed Agents for the above~
maned Implements and are prepared to take orders of all
kinds of Massey-f=larris� ma chines for next season,
WE ALSO KEEP IN STOCK ALL KINDS OF MASS' Y
'HARR'IS MACHINE AND PLOW REPAIRS.
We still sell Wagons. Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs
Cutters, and We repair t he same class of goods.
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50,000 feet good hard maple saw Iogs
wanted. Will pay highest cash prices.
Also all kinds of other logs wanted.
Custom Sawing our Specialty
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To .iia` e '6 eke
.eked our store with _a laI•ge r.
aoods'suitable� for cold weather wear. We a are ready cadof
supply your wants in . these goods. Come and o,
See,
eavy,Rubbers 'SHOES
We have 'a large, stock of ,men's We have a nice line of shoes for
and boy's heavy rubbers and wool young men. Come in and see these •
soaks. All sizes. and prices are styles. Also everyday shoes for men,
b women and children at righ prices.
Carhartt's
Overalls
We handle the celebrated Carhartt's
Overalls and khaki trousers for men
and boys. No better made. Get our
prices.
L. BR?SSON
Sweater Coats
See our lines of Sweater Coats,
for men and',children many styles.
and colors. Special values.
She Repairinn of all kinds
ALL KINDS PRODUCE TAKEN.
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TO IN\/EST�Rs
THOSE WHO, FROM TIME TO TIME, HAVE
FUNDS REQUIRING INVESTMENT
MAY PURCHASE AT PAR
DOPARION
t gR 019 111r
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IN SUMS OF $500, OR ANY MULTIPLE THEREOF
Principal repayable 1st October, 1919.
interest payable half -yearly, 1st April and 1st 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 pay-
ment of any allotment made under any future war loan issue in
Canada other than an issue of Treasury Bills gr other like short
date scruriiy.
Proceeds of this stock are for war purposes only.
A commission of one-quarter of one per cent will be allowed
to recognized 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', OP FINANCE, OTTAWA
OCTOBER 7th, 1036.
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