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An Interesting Letter from
Sapper R. M. Geiger.
Crowborough, Feh.30, 17.
Dear Y. P. A. iWOrJ. ers;-
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shower of letters from. our All -
slice friends was certainly refresh -
sing, and .our old camp hut was for
llittlle while filled with an atmos-
phere of home. Happy scenes aio-
peared to our view as we read the
accounts of your activities. for
,we cherished many pleasant mem-
ories of the Zurich Y. P. A.
itt would be impossible to answer
each. note separately, wdchin a
period of time, that would show
gratefulness for kind remember-
s{ ,and I have you all in mind,
CORRESPONDENCE
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COUNTY NEWS
Pte. Fred Weir, who was report-
ed the past week as wounded in
France, has since died of wounds.
He v,as a nephew of Mrs. Frank
Keegan of l3ayfield.
Mr. Wm. Ferguson and Miss
Bruce were married in Kirton on
Wednesday the 14th inst. ,.'They
are going to occupy Lot 6, Conces-
sion 5, Stanley, where the late neo.
Elgie formerly lived.
ane s, , A series of meetings were held
as I am writing this letter in ehe last weak in Leeburn and benradi
hope of hearing from you all a-1 er, when J.W. Purchell, assistant
engineer of the Hydro -Electric
Power Commission 'addressed the
farmer: on the many ways in
which hydro can be used.
W. R. Davis, 'who has been ed-
itor and proprietor of the Mit-
chell Advocate for the ,past 57
years has retired from. business
gain. The cross-examination to
which some of you subjected me
did not ellnbarass me at all, for
I have only -met two ladies since
I left Ottawa, and they are two
kind hearts, who are in charge of
a Isioldier'e ' club, of which I am
ter. Alvin will have to
a mem
Address all communications to answer for himself, now that he
is away on leave -a romantic
soldier far away from his friends.
Our -social advantages are rather
limited .or perhaps Bette: describ-
ed as one-sided. The churches,
at least a Lew of them, are giv-
ing much of their time to provid-
ing entertainment for the soldiers
but at best they are reaching a
comparative few. The world is
never slow to grasp an opportun
ity, .alnd we know all too well that
her influences are not very whole-
so'me.
I atm much impressed with the daughter of Mr. sand Mrs. " "John
need of a healthy s'ocia'l atmos- Kleinfeldt of the 5th con..7sborne
phere -for our young people, and, Just a few months ago deceased
1 believe the church is the tied- accepted asituat:on in London and through which. it ought to'bei, until a short time ago enjoyed[
provided. The church has •too her usual health, when, rather slid -
long been content with devoting, denly she was taken down , with
her energies to the developmen s (Bright's disease. She went to:
of the religious side of our natur- I Victoria Hospital for treatment,.
es, permitting other influences to but her condition became worse
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TETE HERALD, Zurich, Ont.
SCHOOL REPORT
Result of Easter Promotion Ex-
ra'mination of S. S. No. 4, south Sian
ley. Names in order of merit,
those .marked with * obtaining
honours.
Jr. IV. - Hannah Steckls, Vic-
tor Etue, Frieda .Talbot.
.;Sr, III. - Levi Etue, Wilfred
Etue.
Jr. III. - Louise Etuo', Clifford
;Talbot'', Agnes Etue, Peter Etue.
tSr. II. - Godfrey Etue.
Jr. II. - Maurice Etue, Clarence
Masse, Lawrence Tal'-ot.
7, Class. - Victor lYlasse, Joseph
Eedour.
Dorabel Pottery, Teacher.
DASHWOOD
Mrs. F. Preeter, who has spent
the winter with her daughter in
Lindsay, has returned to her home
here.
Mr. .J Kellerman made a busi
nese trip to Sarnia on Saturday.
Miss Clara Graupner left Friday
for Elmira, where she will spend
the Easter vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Rinker spent a
few 'B'ay's in London this week.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Statton are this
week moving to Parkhill where
they will reside.
Mrs. B. ,Stacey spent the week-
end in Stratford.
Miss" Pear•i Tyler and brothers,
Albert and Victor, 'of Sarnia, are
visiting their father here at pres-
ent.
Mr. W. J. Lang and family left
last weak for Melbourne where
they will make their future home.
EXETER
Three foreigners were fined by
W. D. Sainders, magistrate, last
week for trading in town without
a license. Each paid $20 and
casts.
owing to illheai1h. He enjoys the
unique distinction of being the :o'.d-
est newspaperman in Canada to be
continuously associated with one
newspaper.
John Lawson, of near Crediton,
passed away on Thursday March
22nd alt the age of 76 years and 28
days. His widow five sons and
three daughters survive him, The
remains were interred in the;Ex-
eter ceanetery.
The death took place in `Yictaria
Hospital, Landon on Monday;. Mar.
26th, of Miss Sarah Ann Kleinfeldt
Notice to Creditors.
In the m_a-ter of :.._e Estate of
John Westlake, lat.: of the Town-
ship of Stanley in.the county of
Huron, Gentleman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant
to the Statutes in that behalf chat
ail persons having claims ageitst.
;the state o' Wi e1 who
...Iffx'4c.. o 'mn "2e ~ purr a •4O D`ee-.
ember, 19e1, at ,the To\inlship of
Stanley in the county of Huron,
are required to send by post or de-
liver to the undersigned Solicit-
ors for the Executor of the said
deceased, their Christian and sur-
names, full addresses and descripti
ons, particulars of their claims
and the nature of the security, if
Jany, held by them, on or before
.the 17th ,day of April 1917, and,
that after the said last mentioned
date the Executor will proceed to
distribute the assets of the said
deceased among the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only
to the ,claims of which notice shall
then have been given.
Dated at Exeter the 23rd day of
March, 1917. ;Gladman & Stanbury
Exeter, Ont. Solicitors for Ex-
iecutor.
develop our social tendencies,with' and passed away as stat d b e.
the result that many have cepa-- She was aged 27 years; '10;viiontlis
ated religion from every day life.
Experience in the array has stren-
gthened my convictions, that we
can influence lives for good, only
gain their their
as we confidence and
that is possible for most of us,
only .through social intercourse.
q a 3iY lie v. . ,uy -e,R1' ;, }'d'a i15` ..:,...
tat'`cher Pl ed beeause they ""
do not 'understand the men's prob-
lems, and have .not been able to
gain their confidence by living and
working with them. It is a .lues -
tion to some to know what meth-
ods .to adopt and the extent of
indulgence, but it seems to me the
problem is not so much in know-
ing, as in a lack of willingness tn.
:do what we believe to be .right,
May our faith in each others sin-
cerity in all the details of our lives
be fully realized.
IThe war is teaching us many]
lessons, ,at least I feel that Prov-
idence would use it as a means of
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and 26 dtays.
Information has been received by
the County 'Temperance -
that the three cases Which', have
been going the round of jthe courts,
since last fall are, lilcel, to he
wp air an earlyt dat
FRUIT TREES
of
N. Cantin of St. Joseph, J.. Webber
of Seaforth, and ;Thos. Berry of
Hens -all. The Count -of, Appeals
recently dismissed the appeals of.
Meesrs. Cantin and Weber,' and'by
agreement the Berry case was to
drop if these appeals were; not
successful. Action is 'now being
taken to recover the fines `kx d the
costs in each case, as the attorney
general's department is o 'f the,
opinion that there can be no' fur-
ther appeal by these parties:
WAR SERVICE BADGES
It is notified for general infor-
Masseyllarris Implements
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Sweet Bros. sold their farm by
auction on Tuesday of last week
Will Sweet was the purchaser and
the price paid was $10,000.00.
IThe directors of the Exeter Ag-
ricultural Society have decided to
give a special list of prizes for
farm and garden products grown
by school children.
Dr. J. A. Rollins, who is assist-
ant su )erintendent of the Mimieo
Asylum, has been granted leave
of absence and has moved with•
his f'a :lily to London..
Sam C. Hersey, a former well-
knowr, grocer and liquor dealer of
Exeter, died at his late home in
:Toronto on March 26th.
Robert Russel, the little 4 -year
old son of, Mr. and Mrs. M. Rielly,
of Sasl. atoon, Sask., died at the
hoane of R. T. Luker; London Triad
'r col. March 22nd. Mr. Rielly
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We have been re -appointed Agents for the abovz'
named Implements and are prepared tc take orders of all
kinds of Massey -Harris -machines for next season.
WE ALSO KEEP IN STOCK ALL KINDS OF 11MASS EY
HARRIS MACHINE AND PLOW REPAIRS.
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We still sell Wagons. Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs and
Cutters, and We repair the same class of goods.
Square
Deal
Our Prices are always ri gh t
H. DATARS, Travelling Salesman
F. Hess & Son
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purging us from pregudice and; mation that an Order -in -Council
'selfishness. Human nature se' has been passed authorizing the
ms hard to ,educate„ and I tear issue of four classes of War Ser -
that all the 'warring nations ire vice Badges, viz... -
loathe to leave their pedestal of
self righteouusniess, and to be
awakened from their spiritual a-
pathy. The old problem of evil
is brought black to us so forcibly,
that I do not think it will be treat
AND PLANTS FOR SPRING
1 PLANNING
I iWe have established a lasting
'reputation for fair and square
dealing and are n 'ow prepared to
,-meet existing conditions by offer-
ing our high grade trees and
Vents direct to customers at
FROCK BOTTOM Prices. Donal
'delay planting fruit trees and
!plants, as there is nothing pays
better. Send for our illustrated
circulars of hardy varieties which
you can order direct and get the
.'benefit of agent's commission.
Our prices will be Sure to interest,
tyou.
THE CHASE BROTHERS CO. OF
ONTARIO LTD. NURSERYMEN,
ESTABLISHED 18 5 T.
COLBORNE; ONT.
Good liaseburner for sale cheap.
Apply at the IHereld Office. ery over sin.
New ads -J. Gascho & Son. I'd" e 'W`' have a vast field of labour ure, sell, purcblase, or wear any.
Trustees, Ward Fritz Lee O'Brien in -the .army, and according tic' other badge purporting to be for
sand; aixwil3'.t 'tial bevisiting l;dere•
sing Chri`§ xnas.' ••:I'he-' litt'e lad; '
had contracted a severe cold
which developed into pneu-
monia.
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wanted. Will pay highest cash prices.
Also all kinds of other logs wanted.
Custom Sawing our Specialty
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,Clans A. - For men honourably
discharged after actual service at
the Front.
'Class B. --Por those honourably
discharged after Six months ser-
vice in, the C. E. F., or after. less(
ed quite so lightly, as has been the than six months service provided
tendency of many churches in the the discharge was by reason of
-past. It is a reality we must farce some dislabLity due to Military Ser
and hourible as it' may be, we can, vice.
not make it less so, by trying to class C. --Por those honourably
blind ourselves to its existence. diseharged -after less than '.six
Men may .dispute about its origion mvo.nths service in ;the C. E. i+., or
but we cam never disregard 'ts who have volunteered to enlist
ruinous work for the evidences
are too strong and convincing.
If sin abound, grace doth much
more abound,. and I fancy if Paul
were living to -day, he would wel-
come this opportunity of preach-
ing Christ and .Him crucified. He
etas convinced of -a power wh'c'h
enables men to overcome temp-
tation and sin, and he had faith in
-himself to believe that he ' ou1d
Le used by Christ to introduce
men to His power: What a priv-
ilege we have of doing a share
in bringing joy and peace to the
hearts of men, because of a mast -
MAPLE SAW
LOGS WANTED
50,000 feet good hard maple saw logs
F. C. L LJtYLEISCI
ZURICH
Misses. Mary Johnston, Amy
Reynolds and Mary Fee attended,
the W. M. S. convention at London
last week.
A large number attended themillinery openings last week."
The drama, "The Nev Minister
will be presented at Exeter by
local talent the last week in April.
Robt Cooper, of Tuckersmith las
bought the 50 -acre grass farm
south of Kippen from Frank Grah-
am.
Four applications have been re-
ceived. foe the position of choir
'leader and organist of Carmen
church.
Mr. G. Booth, who conducted
evengelistic meetings here, left
laist week for other fields of labor.
CREDITON
!and have been refused as medical-
ly -unfit.
Class D, - Par those who :have
volunteered to enlist, -but whose
services have been refused on the,
ground that they, would be amore
useful to the State in their actua'l.
occupation than if they enlisted.
There is a tprovisfo, to the ef-
fect that n.o Badge will be issued
to men discharged by read 'n "of
the ceisaation of working p ,y, if
they are still 'medically fits -for..
overseas service.
This order provides for the free
issue of these Government Badges
and snakes it illegal to manufact-
•' our faithfulness, do we enjoy re- such purposfes as are provided for
sults. +I appreciate the honour of
addressing my comrades occasion
ally, discussing our problems in
the hut and best of all the possib-
ility of sl;eading an unselfish life
in a strong Manly way.
Let ars not be weary in well do-
ing for in Blue season we shall
reap, if we faint not.
Yawls -Lor the Master.
Sapper R. Geiger, 507269 Div,
1►op t of Agriculture.
Rave you renewed your sub-
Scription to • the ,Herald for 1917?
Wresh supply of Formaldehyde
ton hand for treating .smut ani
grain at 'Zurich Drug Store.
*SPRING MILLINERY OPENING
il;'riday and Saturday, Mar. 30th
land 31st. Mins -Innes, who has
tb rge has visited Detroit and
cindon openings,
, Ii.TON W. OItTWEIN, Hensail.
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OUR STORE IS FILLED WITH GOODS YOU REQUIRE THIS•.
SPRING. CALL AND LOOK 0 VER OUR LINES, WE CAN IN.
TEREST YOU IN PRICES AND Q UALITY.
ELEPHANT BRAND READY -MIXED PAINTS, HARDWARE
ANI) 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.
dee our new stock of 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
Our butcher shop has been clos-
ed. G. Nicholson, who has been
conducting it for some years, on
account of other business callings
has decided to discontinue it.
Mrs. S. Brown visited relatives
in Kntdhener last week.
The eminual meeting of the Evan-
gelical church was held last Wed-
nesday. '
At the annual meeting of the
band the following officers were
elected
Pres.. G. Sweitzer; Vice., Ever-
ett Fainser; Sec., Alf. Wuerth;
Treas., Moses F,aist; Leader, H.
K. Either; assistant, Garnet Sweit-
zer. The organization is in a
good condition financially.
Mrs (Rev.) Otto Brown and child-
ren of Erie, Mich., are visiting at
the home of Mrs. H. F. Eilber.
AUCTION SALE
in the Order -in -Council.
.Any infr etidn of the proisi'si-
ons of this .Order -yin -Council will
be punished by a finle not exceed-
ing $500.00 or by imprisonment ndt
exceeding six months:
,Sometime must elapse 'beforethe
Badges thrus authorized are avail-
able .for issue, but as soon as they,
are 'available they will be forward
ed to the Districts together with,
complete ansitruction9 regarding
Sig. Co, ,Clrowborough ,England, ,tgteir iodate. t !
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L. BRISSON Ii onN 6 Drysdale
Of .Clovis and Young Cattle, at the
Dominion House, Zurich, on Sat-
urday, :April 7th at 2 o',c'lock.
Postp.onled from Mar. 27th, E.
I3ossenberry, auctioneer; A. John-
ston & Son, proprietors.
The next meeting of the Wornens
Institute will be held at the home of
the Misses Lamont on Wednesday ev-
ening, April 1lth. An interesting
ptograln is being Prepared.
A SNAP
on Farm Wagons
I PURCHASED A NUMBER 0 F FARM WAGONS AT A BAR-
GAIN AND AM GOING TO GIVE THE FARMERS OF THIS SEC-
TION THE ADVANTAGE OF THIS PURCHASE.
IF NEEDING ONE CALL EARLY AS I HAVE ONLY A LIM-
ITED NUMBER.
Two De Laval Separators at old price'
TWO DE LAVAL SEPARATOORS LEFT AT THE OLD PRICE.
Take advantage of this
ALSO TWO NEW BUGGIES FOR SALE AT .TIIE OLD PR -ICE..
Bargain on low-down manure spreader.
LOW DOWN MANURE SPREADER AT THE OLID PRICE..
DO NQT MISS TIME SNAPS '
We handle pumps, piping, etc.
L. PRANG ZURICH