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THE HERALD, Zurich, Ont.
THURSDAY, JAN. 18 , 1917
A Guarantee
Section, died en Jain 2nd,. in his
'850.:year,
The next sitting of the Sup -
wane Court for the county of
Huron evil life held on Tuesday,
Meech 1Eth, before Mr, Justice Mid-
dleton and la ju=ty. and on Morday,
weer. 30Ith,. before Mr. Justice Mast-
en, witdlolu!t a jtnry.
Reichard .Aitkiinslon, the Biddu'ph
Township farmer, who was acclri -
ted at the fall assized in: London
on a :charge of .nags& aughter, a•• -
is b g dint of ache death of Edward
Pritchett,'who died :as• a result of
injuries sustained when struck by
earn auto driven by Atkinson, rr;
being slued for uns?Sated lamaree?;
by the exeouters. Francis Agnew
Pritchett and Jas. McCormick.
!Win T. Roadhohee, one of the
!prominent( Men ort Usberne Town
Ship was Amend. dead at his bench,
en tire driveshed, by a neighbor
ion Wednesday of leash weed:, from
,heart fall n e. The deceased was,
la( slobs Of Mr. 13. J. Roadhouse, St;
Marys. <and had .spent most oz 1 is
life in Kiirkito.n, where until five,
years ago he was the vi lige black-
terniitb.'t. LSinee that time he has,
fane'dmt iabotrit i}i tettiles west of the
'(TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS:
Newspaper •condition's are such
that publishers ;all over Canada
may be torted on: very short notice
eta increase subscription rates. We
have concluded an agreement with
the Family Herald and WeekyS•ae
of Montreal l?;>' w•hiCa we (pen galeeg•
''eked One week's notice .before
any change stakes ;place. That
'means that our clubbing rate with
that great popu:ar weekly will
hold good for any subdcriptions
received during one week after
ewe :publish. a notice of increase
in price. It does not folow that
there 'will necess!arly be an increa
se but publishers must protect
taiemselves' in some way against
the ordinary .conditions that are
changing from week to week.Our
dubbing rate with the Famrly Her-
ald and Wee :l7 Etar of Montreal Ss
--$1.83 per yearn. :This mate is
gu. "anteed !for one week after
.wriW�t 1?ap8# reV t • alekeeieile
✓and ore ..ra dtir lrl�he: rterald""'u
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Why not use the best coal?
SCRANTON GOAL
Chestnut, Furnace, BCsood
smith and soft coal.
supply on hand.
coCOMpPONDE CN E
BLAKE
Mr. Lang Foster( had a wood
bee on Monday afternoon,
Quite a number are laid up;
with: the tGripp at present ,
Mrs, Boyes and son Norman, of
Eg.mun•dville, :alae visiting at the
home of Me, Robt. Boyes.
inir. Alex. Sparks, of Seaforth,
. caned on friends in the village on
Monday ;,oast.
Quite a number from here ,at-
itelnded the Farmers Institute m•e-
;etiatg in Zurich on Tuesday ofter-
noon and evening,.
Mr. :Thomas Meyers spent ;the
week end :under the parental roof.
Mss Annabel Mcti o: aid sl.ent a
• few days with -friends in Zurich,
Mr,. Robert Douglas left Iast,,veek
for the west with a carload :of
se
horses ;.
Mrs:, ':Wen. F:tni et/ who w: u
ed .up north. 'a few weeks
owing to ,the very . serious' it
of her •sister has returned ho
DASBWOOD
Mies, F ,.Pope, of Reinsall is vis-
iting relatives here: this week.
:Mee. Kraft of .the Town Line le
improving after •brier recent Fer-
itouls illnieas.
Mr. Otto (Willert- has returned
from Detroit after visiting with
relatives, ,
Mrs. L. Hamacher and son, Ed-
die, visited in .Ailsa Craig, . last
week. •
l%lr. (Taylor of London visited
his brother, D4. Taylor, several
day's last (week),
Miss Mairy Mlaansz' hays retuirned
to London rafter visiting relatives
here for ;s(evemal mont(h4
Mm,. Jack •Eiadt of Ailsa Craig
vts(ihed with his family here over
:Sunday,.
Mrs. A. Burk elnd daughter, Ver -
are ,arc; relilis Weak visiting relatives
iln London•.
Mss, E„ O•tterb'eilnd has' received
?weird• of the death of Mrs V.
Ritter; formerly of this place at
the ,House of Refuge, Cl'Inton
Mn -E. :Gabel •has been on the
s ek 1isit this last week!
Mr C. Baumgarten of Melita,
Main;., is visiting his •parents here
:at pr esent.
NEER I UR CT-HARTLEIB
A pretty wedding was so.enini-
zed at !the lxoi ole of Me. and Mrs.
Jonas IFlar,tleib, Dashwood, on
'Tuesday, Jian 16th, by Rev, Mr.
Meyer, when their daughter, Mise
Laura Lilian., was united in mar-
riage to Mn. Derek Meerturg, of
Tiran vs.:,,Ont., son of the late R.
Meeh -re. postmaster-gen:era1 of
The )'ague Holland, and Mrs
Meet'tnVg, IT,i ley wj11'i. 'b'e at b'o to
at JW,.: ".vaitin, lTemnaine, Ont., aften
felj.. 15.1.
EXETER
a
village. (Mr, Douglas Sparks who
'been in the west for s'oune
is visiting his parents here •
present.
On Sunday; Jan, 7th, there pas-
sed away at her home In Huron;
,Township, Bruce county, Any
Farrel, aged 45 yeiars, 9 monthq
held In the :Town Hall, Zurich, on .aloe! 20 days. 1}from rheumatism Por
Ecaased Had been
Satu7 day, �a'tl,. 2tlth, 1$17, at 0 2 a sufferer a'
oiiciocic,
p m. By Order niuimber of years, and death came
1F ,Hess, Sr., Clerk of Hoy as a happy relief. ' She was: it
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member ,of tthe.Methodist chinch
MEETING OF THE HURON CO- land lived with her biothes. and
UNITY COUNCIL
NOTICE .
;TELEPHONE MEETING - The
Annual.,m.ee;t:ing of the Hay ;Town -
•ship Telephone :System will be
The council `of the corporation
of the county of Huron will meet
in the council chamber, in the
(Town of Goderieh, on Tuesday the
23rd, day of the present month,
at 3 o'clock
.Dated January •8th. 1917.
W. Lane, Clerk.
C. F. CASE & SON
PISAE 35 HENSALL
1916 -
CLUBBING LIST
$erald and Daily Globe
NOTICE
iTa1. e eNo
Lural Society'
w_ be { Sweit.zee sof Al to
lurxil rSocaety will Held in elle, g
Team 'Hall, Zurich, on Friday, Jan, attending, then azi,
19111 , 1917, rat one o?(clock, p. tm. Cheisttopher Ei1be'r
John Pfaff, Pres, 5.ou4ly
Andrew F. Hess, See.-Trca'i
Dated at Zurich, Jaze., 8th, 1917.
4111,t4.
sidters, ditayintg with Mrs. Wm,
Finley of the Town Line a year,
amid a :half ablout four years 'ago
She is survived lityi three sistels;
•Mrs, W. FeettaY,; Blake, ; " VIrslti H.
Annelle, Deseronto; and Mrsf , S.
Osborne, :Huron :Township, and:
three 'brothers ; Albert, Gilbert aid
Edgerton Farrel all of Huron ton
shylA. i;
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ninee atue .t terrir lIcre Zerene'se e e,
$3 75
• " Weekly Globe 175
Daily Mail and Em-
pire 75
• st Wesly Mall and 1 75
Empire--
Toronto Daily Star 2 85
Daily News 2 85
" Weekly Star.. 1 75
London Free Press
Morning Edition.... $ 60
Evening Edition.... 3 60
Weekly Edition ..... 1 85
it London Advertiser
Morning Edition.... 3 60.
Evening Edition,, 3 60
Weekly Edition 1 75
Farm & Dairy 1 75
Weekly Sun 1.80
Farmers Advocate2 40
Montreal Family
Herald and Weekly
Star .. .......,+ 1 85
Weekly Montreal 4 1 85
Witness
Canadian Country-
Man
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HURON WEATHER INSURANCE
MUTUAL CO.ANNUAL MEETING.
IThe annual meeting of the
Huron :Weather Insurance Mutual
Co., will be held in Hensall,
toil tWedueeday, J:anuarY 3.1st, 1917
tat 1.30 ip. Cm. The business of the
meeting will be to receive and
dispose of the Direetor'1e and
A;uditor'.s reports;; To elect three
Dilre ltoxis, ,and two Auuitois, and
to transact such other business as
pay be for. lthte good and welfare
,of :the colnvpatny.
(The :retiring directors of this
yeair tare Silas Brokenshire, Wm.
1T. Caldwell land 1Wrn. B. Battler,
fall 'of whoim.' lire eligible for re-
elenti;ono.
Darted at :Seafiorth Jan:. 15th,1917
A. dG. Smil'Le wm,Caldwele,
Secretary • President.,
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Mr. and 1*,e, c••ob '1 zlislt have
returned to their-hdnnde in Pigeon,
tNK•ic'h.
Mrs. :Michael_ 'Beaver passed a-
way on Jam. 41tl, ?aged 84 years,•
atter a few mo'eil:tlis illness. Her
husband, 11 cllfltl eb and 8 grand-
children sur\'ivtAher,
Roland alotze 'o,•has been out
west, -visited hie .pare sts for ct, aisi !a tgah�zge.
few days last week. He has join- +w Wee'k), is seriously ill with
ed the Royal Navy and has left tyrpheici fever.
for England.
Wm. Smith. has rented the .house
vacated by J•. Wind :end will move
to ;the village in the near future,.
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a4 • named Implements and are prepared tc take orders of all
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Masse -Harris Im.plements
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We still sell Wagons. Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs
Cutters, and We repair the same class of goods.
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50,000 FEET
MAPLE SPW
LOGS WANTED
50,000 feet goodhard maple saw logs
wanted. Will pay highest cash prices.
Also all kinds of other logs wanted.
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Custom Sawing our Specialty
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Mr Rola xd Balk'w•ell. ;of St. Them,
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and Arthur, Ballwweli of Conte
quEa`tr, 0,4' Satre visiting relatives'
and fi endis hereat present, .
Nord has bee ; n received that
Pte. W. RueeeI, is on his way home
frolm England,
A. G. Jones has purchtased the
Farmer Kpeeperty. iMr, Jones now
iowinr-s all '':the land and buildings(
be'tw;eetni -tlia building and the
Bank ere YCommlence;.
, The oral • Commercial hotel prop,
erity is rapidly being fitted ,out
FARM FOR SALE
Comprising 153% acres, in Stan-
ley Township, lei miles north of
Blake, with good buildings, Barn
40x60, with good straw shed, 40x86,
driving shed 21x30, with hog pen
underneath and a cider !Hill in
good running order Stables are
cement, also floors. Good stone
house; 11 rooms, with good cellar,
hard and soft water inside. A-
bout 30 acres of good bush of :mix-
ed timber, maple, beech, hemlock,
basswood,elln and white ash. The.
farm is well drained and fenced, a-
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 reas:o,nable price. For
particulars apply 'on the premises
lot 8, 'con. 13, Stanley. Menno
D, Steekdey!, R. R. No. 2, Zurich.
For Sale
Fine 7 -roomed Brick residence
for sale in Zurich;. Good stable
and good well on premises. Terms
reasonable. For particulars
ply to M. s H, .Rupp, Zeaieh.
HENSALL
Mrs. N. Dick is visiting relatives
lot Oakville.
Peter Melville has returned, froria
the west where he spent the sum-
mer. •`04
Mrs. Jas. F. Moore has left foe
Detroit where she will visit re4
latives for a few month's:.
a lists Flotmence Po•p!e, of Brain(
don, Man,., is vidttrng at her home
here tat Ipr!esent
!Mrs. A. ,J Robertss(oni died at a
London hospital on Saturday.One'
si;siter, Mrs, 3. M, Cruick!shatnk, ofi
Alvinaton, siurvives, besides the
husband. (The remains were ship-
ped to Henstall and The funeral
was heda otn tTuesrdlayv
Coal is becoming more plenty -4
Coal is becoming more plenti-
ful and as few cars have reached
the yar'dis here.
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DRYSDALE
vele. W. .3 Murray, here, left for.
Moncton, N. B., to resume t.ia
modk as itravell'en. •
Robt, 5andens has: left for •va
few weeles - `.is tit in: Colorada and
California.
We'hare stocked our store with a large range of
goods suitable for cold weather wear. We are ready to
supply your wants in these goods. Lome and see.
Heavy Rubbers 5110135
We have a large stock of •hen's
and boy's heavy rubbers and wool
socks. All sizes and prices :are
right.
Carhartt's
Overalls
We handle the celebrated Carhartt's
Overalls and khaki trousers for men
and boys. No better made. Get our
prices.
L. BRIBBON
We have a nice line of shoes for-
young
oryoung men. Come in and see these
styles. Also everyday shoes for men,
women and children at righ prices.
Sweater Coat
See :our lines of Sweater Coats
for men and children many styles
and colors. !Special values.
Sh6e Repairing of all kinds
ALL KINDS PRODUCE TAKEN.
PHONE
1 on 86
Dryda1e
tMr. land Mrs. Arthur Harvey,
who have been visiting relatives
:here have reluened to their home
lin Michigan.
Mr. Lawrance Bedard and bride,
of iTelbury, arrived at the homer,'
of :the ferrtner',s father, IV hr, 30s11
B.e^tai.rd, of near Stt. Joseph, on Moo
day. A reeeptioln in their Honor,,'
mals :held Mr. Bedard is a si ne
cess:ui 'merchant in Tilbury,
TO INVESTORS
THOSE WHO, FROM TIME TO TIME, HAVE
FUNDS REQUIRING INVESTMENT
MAY PURCHASE AT PAR
DOMINION OF CANADA DEENTURE STOCK
IN SUMS OF $500, OR ANY MULTIPLE THEREOF
Principal repayable 1st October, 1919.
Interest payable half -yearly, lst 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 ofany 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 rent will be.allowed
to recognised bond and stock brokers on allotments made in
respect of applications for this stock which bear their stamp.
For epplleation forms apply to the Deputy Minister of
Finance, Ottawa,
DEPARTMENT OP PTNANCE, OTTAWA
OCTOBER 7th, 1916.
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