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HERALD PRINTING FFICE
victOrlp. S. Zurich,
AilDREW F. HESS and CHESTER L. SMI ki
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THE HERALD, Zurich, Ont.
THURSDAY, JAN.25, 1917
LOOK!
Why not use tbe best
SCRANTON COAL
coal?
,•• gr. Rainey Armstrong of Rose-
temi, Sask., is visiting at his
,:here after an absence of
Clitestnut, Furnace, Black- tyee Years.
ieutH. Ray Cantelon, on of
Mr. D. Cantelon, Clinton, who has .
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been in the trenches in France,
several moniths, is expected home
on sick. leave,
Miss Ethel, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Robt. Bell, 4th, con., Usbor-
ne, was united in marriage ,on
Jan. 10',h. to Mr. Thos. Drover, of
Hibbert by Rev. J. F. Knight, of
Mr. John Scott of Roxborough,
delivered in Seaforth the other day
three head of cattle for which be
received the record figure of $410.-
50. They were three and four
years Of ld and were purchased by -
the well known shipper, Mr, P; A.
01Sullivain, the price constituting
a record for this section.
HURON WEATHER INSURANCE
avru AL C 0, A.NNU AL MEETING.
IThe assinuaI meeting of the
Huwan Weather Insurance Mutual
Co,, will be held in Hensall,
on Wednesday. January 31st, 1917
at 1.30 p. are The busin,e,ss of the
meeting will be to receive and
dispose of the Director% and
Auditor's reports; To elect three
Dire tor, and two Auditors, and
to transact such other business as
inlay be for the good and welfare
of the company.
The retiring directors of this
year tare Silas Brokenshire, Wm.
T. Caldwell and Wm. B. Battler,
all of wholnei are eligible for re-
eleiCtion
Dated at Seaforth Jan. 15th,1917
A. G. Smillie
Secretary President.
PONDENCE
EXETER
Judge Moses MeraddereAed
his home in Sault Ste, Mairie,emt,
on Jan 10th. He W.Os'ePaior
;judge of the district Aigens,
He practised law in 4ater. tee
five years prior to 1.887;- • .;
Miss Olyie Quance Confieted
to her room through nines%
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. England ancl
dhildren, of Cappon, Alta, are ve-
eting, relatives here.
Geo. Stanley of Lucan occupiad
the pulpit in dames Street China,.
last ,Sundaye
Thomas Cornish and Miss A -
cock -were taken to the Ilonse
Refuge, Clinton, last week. • ••
A quiet wedding took place lit
the Presbyterian Manse,
17th, when Rev. S. F. SheetWAii-
ited in marriage, Miss Editkereee,
rick, daughter of John
•Stephen, to Mr. Jos. Gre
eter North.
The foundry has bee
down.
Wm. Fisher of Usbo
chased the residencee'
ackenbush and will ft
HENSALL°'
DASHWOOD
The ladies of Dashwood and
surrounding country are very
busy sewing and knitting for the
Red Cross Society. They meet
each Wednesday afternoon in
Ziramer's Hall where material ',Ind
sewing machines are provided •to
keep everybody busy. All ladies
are cordially invited to come and
help.
. Mrs. Ed. Willert, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Rose Rader return-
ed to her home en Detroit Satur-
day after an extended visit with
relatives • here.
Rev. P. Grampiner is this week at-
tending •the Lutheran conference
at Mitchell.
. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Statton spent
the week end with relatives tat
Greenaway,
'• Mr. Laing, of London, who has.
bo-ught Mr. N. Kellerinan's stock,
is thig week moving to town.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Baker gave an
„Oystei.- dapper to a number of
their •friends on .Thursday evening
STANLEY 1C0VVNHIP,
The Annual Congreg,
ing of Carmel church WU,
Wednesday evening. el
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smith and soft coal. Good John Reid, and child of
J. Caldwell, of LawsoVe:
W„te gfialiton, are visiting at the home
supply on hand.
to tiler mother, Mrs,. J. Johnston.
•,Messes. Harvey and Govenlock
have, purchased a number of hoe-
eiees in this vicinity for the war.
es, Mr, W. Taylor shipped a car-
p. ol cattle and hogs to Toronto
• last week.
Will'am • Glen, ex -reeve of Stan-
ley Township; .died at his home in
Clinton on •Monday in his 57th
year, Up to last 'nionth, when
Mr. Glen moved with his family
to their new hom.e in Clinton, he
had teen a • lifelong resident of
„Stanley Township, about three
:miles from Clinton, He had be-
', • in poor health for about a
-year. (He is survived by his wife
also one son, Edward, also three
daughters, Meg. Ge Elliott, 'Clinton,
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C. F. CASE & SON
HONE 35 HENSALL
ist557 1917
SIXTY YEARS OF
PROGRESS AND
SUCCESS
•We have established a lasting
reputation for fair and square
dealing and are now prepared to
ecaeet existing conditions by offer-
ing OUT hiogh grade trees and
plants direct to customers at
ROKBOTTOM Prices. Don't
delay planting fruit trees and
plants, ra.; there is nothing pays
better. Send for our illustrated
'circulars of hardy varieties which
yoneealeaceeclen.Xee-eeeeesae edge's -A -Ise
-----teitmaidtif of agen t'e commission.
Our prices will be sure to interest
The Chase Brothers Co. of Ontario,
Ltd. Nurserymen, Colborne, Ont.
1916
CLUBBING LIST
Timid and Daily Globe $3 75
" " Weekly Globe 1 75
41 11 Daily Mail and Em-
pire 8 75
" Weely Mail and
Empire 1 75
" Toronto Daily Star 3 25
Daily News 3 25
" 1tWeekly Star1 75
" London Free Press
Morning Edition.... 8 60
Evening Edition.... 3 60
Weekly Edition 1 85
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London Advertiser
Morning Edition3 60
Evening Edition3 60
Weekly Edition 1 75
" Farm Sr, Dairy 1 75
" Weekly Sun 1.80
" Farmers Advocate2 40
" Montreal Family
Herald and Weekly
Star 1 85
Weekly Montreal
Witness
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FARM FOR SALE
Comprising 153% acres, in Stan-
ley ;Township, 19:1 miles north of
Blake, with good buildings, Barn
40x60, with good straw shed, 40x36,
driving shed 21x30, with hog pen
underneath And a cider mill 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,
bassevoodelm and white ash. The
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is visiting relatives here
month,
Mr. JTIO, D. Wilson, of Ha
ship, has purchased one Otr,,
W. Ortwein's dwellings sittat
the corner of Oxford and*
Ste.
Dr. J. W. Peck has resumeljs
practice after his recent illn
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Fore;
western Canada are visiting-'
lartiv.es and friends here eetep
Mrs. .3Blatchford has sdld'oei•
dwelling to Robert Mor ris,oeitet
Stanley township.
Nelson Worm has sold
dwelling to A. Murdoch, who 'as
rented it to Milton Love. ,
Wurne intends
goingr,
out wet:
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farm is well drained and fenced, a-
bout 3 acres of orchard--• Jas. Johnstone of Alberba, de G
arers, oder-ih, andMiss
ee e,ssie at kende,. i.wae. ani
plums, peaeheS, et,Pee- "e'erankeidtg',Yedeets ran
-yen epeaeje's.a- - an beg aeu car -laid of stock, e` Chala-Ch.'
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Vint 513 acres seed in grass. Will ise about' a Month. •• 'eReeve McKinley attending
a.
be sold at la reaso
M Owen Gei er has retkieee County Council at Goderich this
liable price. For
particulars apply on. the premises from attending the golden 'Wed& week.
lot 8, con. 13, Stanley. Menno anniversary of his sister livinf 'Rev .Mr. Cinelair of Holmesvilel
D. Steckley, R. R. No. 2, Zurich. Pigeon, Mich.. '''' will take Rev. A. W. Brown'p
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Simpson ,Me work next Sunday on the Varna
returned from a few week's •Vet circuit. He will speak on the tem
with friends at London. e . pera-nce and Moral Reform work
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" The young people of S. S. No.5
Stanley, are practicing for an
A Guarantee'
7 entertainment in the interest of
patriotic work, to be held in the
' School .house in Feb. IfFur thee
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS:•ee. announcements later.
Newspaper conditions are sa 1.-:'
that publishers all over Canahe 2.1-
*' Vile Young People's Society of
may be forced on very short heal- .e,
the 'Varna Methodis,t church had
to increase suiiscription ratan'. y14 4
.„;,..: ,. social gathering last Friday
. ee,vening at the home of Mrs. Jas.
have concluded an agreementeVt4' ' •cClymont. A very pleasant ev-
the Family Herald and Weelty, 8aie eiine. wias spent.
of Montreal lfty which we clips &are ,...7
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*0 kinds of Massey -Harris machines for next season.
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50,000 FEET
MAPLE SAW
LOGS WANTED
50,000 feet good hard maple saw logs
wanted. Will pay highest cash prices.
Also all kinds of other logs wanted.
Custom Sawing our Specialty
FARMS FOR SALE
Fine 150 -acre farm. known as
the Melick farm, being lot 16 and
north half lot 15, con. 12, Hay.
Also 60 acres, being part lot 14,
con. 15, Hay. The latter farm has,
12 acres fall wheat 40 acres plowed
ready for seeding and the balance
good pasture, }Will sell on easy,
terms. For particulars apply to
X. J. Mettler, Zurich.
FARMS FOR SALE
I offer my two farms for sale,
one being south half of lot 3, con-
taining 81% acres. and the other
being the north half of lot 4, con-
taining 79 acres, both in the 13th
en., Stanley. The former has 10
acres good bush, and ther latter
8 acres. 13olth in good state of
cultivation and good buildings on
both farms, Bannis have stone
foundations and lots of water on
premises For particulars apply
to Christ iLirke, A. R. No. 2,Zurich
For Sale
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Fine 7 -roomed Brick residence
for sale in Zurich, Good stable
and good well on premises. Terme
reasonable. For particulars ap--
ply to Mrs H. Rupp, Z orich,
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Nothing is more unportan t to the For
Shipper than doing business with an
Honest -Reliable -Responsible -Safe
Fur House.
"Ship to Shubert"
the largest house in the World dealing
exclusively in American Raw Furs,
where you will always r, c..arc An Accurate
and Liberal. A3sOrtre en, , tI,ott;hst MT 14, t
Pricre nrd the one: 1 "Sbt.bert" Efficient,
Speedy, Courteouz eerv1ce.
Write for the lest e.11tion of "Ugly
oeuerst ENItppre• -;nz vatualgo
market inftn....c..0a roil 1. Lace.
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any change takes place. 'Dat
means that our clubbing rate etfir eei
that great popular weekly 0111
hold good for any subecri4ons
received during one week After 4';,"
we publish a notice of incree4 .! '
in price. It does not folow , 'hi igeee,
there will necessarly be au,1*,- ,.;? •.
se but publiShers must
themselves in some way a
the ordinary conditions thief:De
changing from week to week: .•
clubbing rate with the Family Har
al) and WCe:Ily S'itar oi Montrealis
$1.85 per year. This rate is
guaranteed for one week after .
this paper reiaches subscribers;
Send orders to The Herald, Zuti
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According to the G eo gra »biz
Magazine, the gigantic sequoia
tree known as "General Sherman"
in the Sequoia National Park,
Cal,, was already two thousand
years old when Christ was born,
It was a flourishing young tree
when Moses led the Hebrews out
of Egypt. It is two hundred and
eighty feet high. Its. base eir-
cumference is one hundred and
three feet, and its greatest diam-
eter is thirty-six and a half feet
Its great a,ae however, is n a
estimated from its size, It is
known from the careful and Re-'
create counting of the rings in
the stumps of glgon1:ie sequoias
wh:cli ha e been eel'
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ocked. our 'stOre Witha..lato''-ftitge' of
godds suitable for cold weather wear. We are ready -to
supfdy your wants in these goods. Come and see.
Heavy Rubbers
We have a large stock of men'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. BRISSON
SHOES
We have a nice line of shoes fore
young men.. Come in and see them,
styles. Also everyday shoes for men,
women and children at righ prices..
Sweater Coats
See our lines of Sweater Coats,
for men and children many: styles,
and colors. iSpecial values..
Shae Repairing of all kind
ALL KINDS PRODUCE TAKEN.
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TO INVESTORS
THOSE WHO, FROM TIME TO TIME, HAVE
• FUNDS REQUIRING INVESTMENT
MAY PURCHASE AT PAR
DOMINION OF CANADA DEBENTURE STOCK
IN SUMS OF $500, OR ANY MULTIPLE THEREOF
Principal repayable ist October, 1019.
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, 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 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 OF FINANCE, OTTAWA
OCTOBER 7th, 1916.
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