Zurich Herald, 1917-03-09, Page 4HER.t»l..l.
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THE HERALD' Zurich, Ont.
THURSDAY, AZAR. 8, 1917
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FRUIT TREES
AND PLANTS FOR SPRING
PLANTING
We have establidhed a hZsling
teeputation for fair and square
-dealing and are n• 'ow prepared to
]meet existing conditions b: offer-
ing our high grade trees and
planets direct to customers at
ROCK BOTTOM Prices. Don't
elay planting fruit trees and
` slatnts, as there is nt, ling pays
;better. Send for ou • illustratedi
'circulars of hardy v .rieties which
wau can order direct and get the
benefit of *gent's commission.
Our prices will be sure to interest:
THE CHASE BROTHERS COOP
ON•TARIO LTD. NURSERYMEN.
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HONOR ROLL
181st BATTALION, C. E. F.
{'T[' HURONS"
.Andrew Price
'Thos. Davidson
Leonard Davidson
George McBride
Milton Johnston
Daniel Bennett
Maurice Weber
We have ber.,•t asked to add to IL
Ronor Roll the names of the bo3,•
from Zurich, who have enlisted in
battalions in various parts of tb'
country and who are serving their
Ring.
Arne Brenner (killed in action)
Emerson Brown
Peter Randall
Emanuel Holtzman
Abe Bender
Albert Bender
David Stetck
Prank Uttley
Ed. Fisher
3v./man Prang
R Sierran
Arlie Hildebrll It
S ushall &Ale
d'ohn Aaron Meyers.
t. Gordon Goetz.
Norman Johnston
W Livingooc. (killed in action)
Ecuy Geiger
Alvin Snrerti3.
lM. C Denomnie
In addition to the above five from
&rich joined the 1 61s but were re-
tected as physically unfit,
If the above list it not complete
kindly inform us and we will be pleas-
ed. to add any names we have omitted
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1lEPRE•SENTATIVE WANTED
IAt once for Zurich and district
floe "Canada's Greatest Nurseries'
'Stifling 1917 Planting List now
heady, '
Splendil list of Hardy Canadian
l"roi;i* air. ornamental Stock in -
;eluding McIntosh Rcd Apple, •51.,
lttlegis Everbearing •Raspberry,
tend many other leaders.
New illustrated catalogue sent
oten application.
Start .now at best selling time.
]Liberal Propositions.
Stone & Wellington
The Poet -hill Nuseries
(Established 1837)
TR Q N T O
STANL x TOWNSHIP
Rev. A. W. Brown is attending,
r the big Temperance Convention air
1 Toronto this week.o
A very '.targe crowd attended
the sale of Mr. A. Dunkin last Fri,
day and high prices were realized.
' Stanley Conned held their reg
CORRESPONDS
CE
n;ar anealteig last ilittonday atVfr».a BLAKE
A P !t l 'oroic Concert will be beide
a r
in No, 14 School house and eon., on
Friday evening March 9th.
Next Sunday will be Motherlsl
Day at Goshen and Varna chug-•
ches The meeting Will be pre-
sided over by Mrs!. Nelson. Keys.
Addresses rwi1l be given by Mrs.
J .McKinley and Mrs. Jas McC•iy-
;moat, (The choir will also con-
sist of the mothers oft the eo.n-
gregaltiotn! a ,
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HAY t;OLNCIL
The members of Hay Council
met ou Saturday last. All were
present
Jac•oi' Kellerman, of .Dashwood
waa appointed an arbitrator to
change the boundries of U. S. S.
No. 9, Hay and Stanley, in ac-
cordance with a petition present-
ed five ratepayers of that school]
section.
.A. petition presented by Hy W al
per and 74 other ratepayers of;
Hay Township to appoint Inspect-
prs for the ipfuirpose of enforcing
the Noxious Weed Act was grana:
el. Eight divisions will be form-'
ed iat the township, the boundaries.'
to be the same 'ars the several pod -1
ling sub -divisions. One inspector
will be appointed for each divis-
ion and he shall see that the weeds
are cut and destroyed and not al-
lowed. to run into seed. Alli we
eds must he cut between the 10th
of J irate end the lQth of July in
each ear. ,
lA motion was passed going in-,
to effect pn March 1st that any ,
subscribers of the Hay Telophoec '
System have the option of pay-
ing the 5 cent charge for each
message for connection with
Bell subscribers in Hensel] through
Zurich central and Exeter subscr-
ibers through Dashwood central or,
paying $1 per annum extra or $13
ay ear for their telephone for
such service. Subscribers wish-
ing
ish ing to take advantage of the $11
rate must sign an agreement. to
that effect, otherwise the 5 cent
charge' shall be made.
F. W. Farneomb, C. E., will re -
verve instructions to extend the
repairs to W.B.N. Drain across the
214z~ic4Road_, and 5o?3t1> i :mess.
ary.
Mrs. Wm. McLaren of Homan,
accompanied by
Mr. n» Weis-
miller
and s'is'ter, Margaret, of
Beverley, Sask., appear a few days
last week with friends in this Vie -
lofty.
llMss Anniabell McDoeatd spent
the paint week with friends in Hen-
salt.
,Mrs. Wm. Catheart of Toronto
spent the weekeen.d with her.
mother, Mrs. Manson and other:
friends in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Sparks and
little son of Seaforth visited at
the home of Mr. Geo. Sparks lasti
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ester and
children left on Monday for their
home in the west after spending
the winter with friends in; - this
v ieiroity.
DASHIWOOD
Mr. Lloyd Edighoffer of Sect-
forth spent the week -end withhis
parents here,
Miss S. Laird, of Wyoming has
arrived to take charge of the
millinery department of Tiernan &
Edighoffer for the coining season.
Mr. Pete. Ash visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Conrad Walper a few;
days last week, before returning
to the west.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Kraft have
this Week moved into their new
home,
Mr. Jacob Zeller of Stratford
spent a fete days with relatives
and friends in town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kellerman
spent .Thursday and Friday near
Clifford.
Mrs. Chas. Metz .called on friends
in town on Thursday.
Mrs. Calder and daughter of ',This week, it is our sad duty to
McKillop are visiting at the home record the death of Fred Elsie,
of Mr. and Mrs. Geoo. Sparks_;. which took pgace at the hom1e of
Quite a number of the farmers, his .daughter, Mrs, D. Pfaff, un
ane busy' teaming oats from Kip Sunday morning.
pen which were shipped from the The deceased had been in poor
west. health for some time suffering
Mr. Sam Oesch is at present vis- from cancer of the stomach and
iting his mother and other friends gradually had become weaker un -
in this vicinity til the And came.
Miss Isabel Manson spent the
,fR'Qelc-end with friends in Hens•il.
IEXETER
1 T. Johns has moved into Mrs;
Cassady's house on Andrew .St.
A Patriotic (Tea was held i:.:.
the Maim St. Methodist church
last Friday afternoonunder the
auspices of the Exeter Patriotic
League.
J J. Merrier, M. P., of Zurich, bur
$10.00 wars granted to the South
Huron Board of Agriculture.
The fo_'lowing accounts were pas-
sed.
Can Ind. Tel Co., supplies, $7'81;
P. Hese $ <So.n. grader rep. 2.00;
Municipal World, supplies, 16 61;
Oen. Expre-s Co.. 1.80; S. Huron B.
of A 10.00 • E.. Klo pp, co1'ector,•'
•postage 3 2;;
Council ,"ill meet again en Sat-
iurday, Anril 7th at 2 o'clock per?
Fred. Hess, Sr., Clerk.
;.iNTY NEWS
0. N. Griffon, Wingha'n1's post-
master, died Monday morning in
his 69th year. He was also clerk
of the 8th Division court.
Wes Jones of Stephen deliver-
ed a load of 20 hogs last week to
Exeter. The load weighed 5080
pounds, and the seller received
$711.20 Mr. Jones kept track of
all the costs of feeding, etc., and
he cleaned about $203 on the bunch.
The price paid was $14 per .cwt.
(The other day while delivering
a load of -wood at Clinton, Mr. Per
cy Diehl of !Stanley, happened
with an accident to his team which
might have proved a good deal
more serious then it did. In
turning the horses they got over
aa old well which had caved in ,
and which was covered with snow,
both, animals slipping in. Fort -
urate];, no serious damage was
dor but for a fete minutes there
was some e: • itement about there
tAliee Mackey, aged 20, young-
est daughter of Timothy Mackey
of Biddulph Township, died Sun
day from injuries received in the i
destruction by fire of her father's]:
farm -house early Friday morning
aggravated by subsequent expos-
ure arnd fatigue. Mackey, hist'
son and two daughters were
the house art the time, and the fire
reached the girl's bedroom before
they were caroused. Tramping
barefoot and in her night clothes
half a, mile to a neighbor's house
proved too much., the young-
er girl.
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We rren' r -In Hensall, on Tuesday,
Feb. 27th, to Mr. and Mrs. N. P.
;Warrener, a daughter.
lie is sturvived by three daught-
ers; Mrs. D. Pfaff, of this place;
Mrs. Fred. ,Huiser, of Seaforth; and
Miss Mabel of Detroit; and four
sons; Hartman of this place; Wil-
lia.m 'and Sam' of Detroit, and Ted
of Aylmer.
The follow,4ng is the report of
Room I of the Dashwood Public
School for the month of February
The re: ort is based on attendance
daily \ ork and demeanor:
Jr I?- Lorne Tiernan, 80 ; Pearl
chased Princess May, a yearl`.ng Garbe, 77; Ethel Gabel, 71; Elan-,
Shorthorn, showing good milking the L' ng, 63; Clara Bender, 60.
strain for $215 at T. Cameron's! Sr. I''. II- Emmet Gratupner, 84;
Bale, Uslborn'e,, last week. The Loreen Balker, 83; Harold Keller -
sale a•mouinted to over $5000. . main, 70; Alice Grigg, 66; Arnetta
A Hastings has received word Steinhagen, 62; Eddie Hamacher,
of the death of his sister, Miss 55: Altmeda? Miller, 50.
Bella, which took place at Cross=
hill, Ont.
Wm. Pugsley, a former Weil-
known resident of Exeter, passed
away at Clinton on Feb. 24th izi; Leonard Bender, 58: Mee Will ;rt
Jr. P.. II- IWeatlthy Schroeder,
71: Courtney Burmeister, 70;
Waiter Stire, 65; Edna Wilds, 59;
Olass I- Verna Birk, 75; Grace
Guenther, 70, Alvin Kellerman 65;
Clinton only about two mo chi'
ago.
Will B rows has enlisted with
the 63rd Battery stationed at
London.
The death oceured in Victoria.
Hospital, London, on Saturday
'Trait -10:r;
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Class 11- Gordon Bender, 6S;
Harry Hoffman, 65; Flossie Klein-
stiver, 59.
Class III- Mllfred Stire, 63;
Ivin Lipperd, 58; Kenneth Wein,
51.
Claw a IV- Garnet Burmeister,
night of James Acheson formerly .70; Willie Eveland, 68; Louise
of Exeter. Mr. Acheson was in
his 62ind year and is survived by
his widow and four daughters, M s
Wm. Dunford, Exeter; Mrs Jaiuesi
Kitchen,. of Toronto; Mrs. E. Kn
Knight, of Ilderton; and Mrs. Wm.
Letavett, of this city, and one son,
W. L Acheson, of Exeter.
CREDITON
Edgar •Vuerth has left for Kit-
chener where he has secured a
position.
Rev. E. Becker has returned front
Detroit where the assisted in Evian
gelistic meetings.
E. Guttinger of Kitchener spent
a few days at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs.. Thos. Trevethick
recently cellebrated ,the 19th an-
niversary of their wedding. •
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HENSALL
Mrs. John McFarlane passed a-
way on Feb. 26th in her 73rd year.
She had suffered a paralytic
stroke some time previous.
Cleve Acheson, who enlisted,
with the 161st, died of pneumonia.
He teals a former member of the]
Molsons Bank staff.
Owen Geiger is ,getting material
oar the ground for a fine new res-
idence he intends building the
coming stzmlmer.
Mr. Wm. Weisimiller and sister,
Miss Margaret, of Beaverly, Sask.,
are visiting relatives and friends
here at present.
iMr's. C. Liogan of the west is vis-
iting relatives here.
Word has been received here of
the death of Pte. Robert Yuill in;
the trenches. Be enlisted tout
.west.
Jas. Munn, Son of Mr. and
Alex. Mato, has enlisted as a
tial surgeon.
Mrs:
dere,
DIED
Elsie -At Dashwood, on March 5,
Frederick Elsie, in his. 66th year,
Staubus, 61; Luois Zimmer, 58;
Adam 'Stine, 38.
IA. Finkbeiner, Teacher.
SCHOOL REPORT
Report for 'S S No. 12, Hay,
for the month of February. Bas-
ed otn good behaviour, good at-
tendance and perfect work.
The 'names are in the order of
merit:
Sr. IV.- Norman Giascho, Tbeo.
Steinbach, Roselli Schilbe, Annie
Schilbe.
Jr. IV- Orville Steinbach, Gor-
don Witmer. t
Sr. III- Vernon Schatz, Ada
Witmer, Alvin Walters, Lillian
GStrrerus.
Jr. III-. Oscar Fleisehauer Ur-
ban Pfile, l•
• 'Sr.II- Theresa ,Meidinger, Jer-
ntaine Masse, Lorne Fleischauer,
-'rani; Badour.
Jr. t11-- Lillian Rose, Edwin Gas-
clr:o, Lillian Rader, Gertie Schilbe,
Albert Fleischaruer, Lambert Wit -
Hier, Nettie Meidinger, Myrtle
Meese. •
Jr. Pt. II- Ervin .Schilbe, Idel-
1a Schock, Greta Schilbe, Susie
IW al'te ns.
Sr. Pr. --Wallace Schoch, Beat-
rice Klopp, Gordon: Miller, Edna
Walters, Agnes Meidinger, Edgar
Masse, Elizabeth Badour.
Miss S. II. Beacon Teacher
DRYSDALE
The boys around Drysdale are
catching a lot of trout, but very
fete herring lately.
Mrs. Peter Dwchiarme, of the
Bronson Line visited relatives a-
round here last week.
Chopping done only once a week
after this, every Tuesday.
Mr. Leon Gelin.as, who has been
visiting around here this winter
left for the west on Tuesday, with
a carload of horses.
,A bargain in sweaters as long
as they last. L. Brisson.
Mr. Arthur Gentles of Chatham
is visiting his father's Mr. Joni
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We have been re -appointed Agents for the abovw
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Im Implements znents and are prepared tc take e orderso
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WE ALSO KEEP IN STOCK ALL KINDS OF MASSEY
HARRIS MACHINE AND PLOW REPAIRS.
We still sell Wagons. Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs
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LOGS WAN
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50,000 feet goodhard maple saw logs
wanted. Will pay highest cash prices.
Also all kinds of other logs wanted.
Custom Sawing our Specialty
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OUR STORE ORE IS.FILLBD WITH GOODS YOr3.
e''lenelee : hrb�•ALL ''AI5"te0 �.0 "4; E -it OUR Li'NBS
TEREST YOU IN PRICES AND Q UAL1TY.
ELEPHANT BRAND READY- MIXED PAINTS, HARDWARE
AND TINWARE OF ALL KINDS RUBEROID READY ROOFING
AT $1.40. PER ROLL. SWEAT PADS AND HARNESS REPAIRS,.
FLOWER, GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS.
NEW WALL PAPERS AT A LL PRICES,
WE SELL THE FOX SCALES AT REASONABLE PRICES.
See our new stock f Shoes
NEVER BEFORE HAS OUR STOCK OF GOOD SERVICEABLE
SHOES BEEN SO COMPLETE IN ALL LINES. SEE US BEFORE
YOU BUY. WE ALSO REPAIR SHOES.
FRESH GROCERIES RECEIVE D EACH WEEK.
Farm Produce of all kinds wanted
DryEdale
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