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HERALD PRINTING . FFICE
Victoria St., Zurich, by
;,idre`1. F. Hasa and Chester L.Smith
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SCHOOL :REPORT
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good faith, beaccompanied by
the name of the writer. The Year of Supreme Effort by
the British Empire is 1917,when-
iAddress all communications to EVER:' BRITISH SUBJECT, WILL
THE HERALD, Zurich, Ont. ' DO HIS DUTY
.The farmer is 'asked for food
large e uantities Lab
SCHOOL REPORT
Notice to ‘- 'ed.itors.
In the matter of tee Estate of will the average seed used by
John Westlake, late of the lawn- many, is :an es+tablish,ed scientific
ship of Stanley in the county of foot.
!Thelon, elon, uentieman, decea- '..1. s Fifteen .per cent. is a rational
lvotice is hereby given, pursuant increase that can be, had from ev-
:to the Statutes in that,t ehalf that
+tui persons having clams against
the s.s.aee of Johu.:!lake, who
died on the Fourth c._ty of Dec-
tember, 1916, at the Township of
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Manley in the tour of Huron,'
axe retina el to send :y host or de-
liver to the undersigned Solicit-
ors for the Executor of the said
deceased, their Christian and sur-
nam_s. lull a''.dresses and descripti
ons, partite! ..s of their claims .Pte. E dearness, w
and the nature of .e security', if and Niiibh but little at harvest timet
any, held by theta ea) or before Careful Preparation• of the Seecl1 vexing from wounds in 1~ ng�
the lith day of Al.ril 1917, and is Secret
should be offen�der�
proaucts in a g quantities—Lab-
or
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or as scarce, wages are abnormal •moving to 'Clinton.
ly ,hagn,—.Brain power :must be ,Geo. F. Case is re.overing from;
subs-.icuted for Physical power. his recent serious illness.
BRAIN INSTEAD OF BRAWN EXB,t,B�
•1hae large, plump seed will pro-
duce more bushels' par acre than
CORRESPONDENCE
HENSALL
Special Easter services were;
held in the churches last Sun ay.
11Ir. John Lorimer is at London
hospital 'talking treatment,
(Word has been received line of
the ,death of Pte..' Wm, Mclaa;yesan,
of Eric I1'IcIC�ay, who etalisted with
the 16i;st Hurons. He was kil-
led in action.
The "Countgry Doctor'.' evali bT
presented in the Town Hall' )sere
this evening by 'talent from Hur-
o.n•dale,
]lir. G. D. Arnold, who has been
visiting with his son here, lias re-
turned to his horne in. London,
Misses Alice Hoblcirk and C4ertie
Zueile have 'opened a dressmaker,
sihop in our village.
Mr. and Mrs. lWm. Forrest. of,
Marquis, Sank., have sold 'their
land and have returned here.They
intend to purchase a farm in this
vicinity.
'Mrs F. Haywood and family are
DASHWOOD
?Mr. Norman Brown of Auburn
spent the holidays! with relatives
in town.
Miss CoraSchroeder of Wiarton
is spending the holidays with her
parents here.,
Mr. and Mrs. R. 'Wil'lert of Ailsa
Craig visited relatives here this
week.
Miss L. Schroeder, of Exeter
spent Sunday at her home here,
Mr, Harry Guenther, of iWind-
sor is visiting relatives here this
week.
Miss Lydia Brown of London
spent Sunday tat her home here.
Messrs. L. Edighoffer, E. Schatz
and L. Goetz of Seaforth are spen-
ding the holidays at their homes
here.
Mr. John Hoffman of Ta'ristock
spent the holidays in town.
�Mitss 'Lillie Meyer is this weal.
visiting in . Kitchen er.
Mr. A. Tiernan of.Stratford Nor-
mal is spending the holiday at
his home here.
Miss IT, Miller of Crediton is
this week visiting with her mother
Mr. E. G. Kraft has purchased
the farm. of Mr. C. F. Finkbeiner.
Mr. and Mrs. Finkbeiner intend
moving kto town.
Mr. Aifrejd Zimmer and sister,
Mae of Deltroit visited at their
home here.
Mr. E. Kaercher of Kitchener,
visited his daughter, Mrs. N. Kel-
lenman, over Sunday.
Miss- 0. Weltin 'is at present vis-
iting in Detroit,
Mr. Homer Guenther is spending
-this week in Tavistock.
Mrs. Fred. Wells of Exeter spent
the wtek-end ',with her parents
here.
Miss : rola Koch of Hensall spent
Sunday at her home here.
Mr. Jack Eidt of Ailsa Craig
spent tae holidays at his home
here.
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BLAKE
11ars;ELra Koehler and children of;
Zurich spei1't- a few days recently
with Mrs: Koeihlier'e parents, Mr.
and Me N. Kennel.
Mr. Leslie, who has been in
poor health all winter, is able to
be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Campbell vis-
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. Freokleton on Tuesday of last
week.
Mrs. Jacob Gingerich and :'hild-
ren are at •present visiting friends
down east.
Mr. Wm. Erwin of Marlette,Mich.
who resided in this vicinity many
years ago, is at present visiting
his sister, Mrs, Peter Douglas, and
other friends in this vicinity. 1L
was accompanied by his son Jam-
es who returned home this week.
The regular meeting of the Blake.
Women's Institute was held at the
home of Mrs. cH. C. Zapfe on Apr.
the 10th. ,
Mrs. Alex Sparks and son of Hen
salt spent a few days with friends
in this vicinity.
I'Ir. and Mrs. Bashart, and fam-
ily of Baden spent the week -end
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N.
Kennel.
The Misses Stevens -are spend-
ing the holidays under the par-
ental roof.
Mrs. J. A. Manson, accompanied
by Mrs. Peter Manson, spent Sat -
day with friends in Hensel'.
Miss Dinning is spending the
holidays at her honee in Strath -
Toy. ,
Mr. and Mrs. -A. ir. Douglas and
children spent Tuesday with fri-
ends in Howell.
Miss Myrtle Meyers of Seaforth
is spending the holidays under the
parelntal roof.
Richard Parish of .the London
Road (south died suddenly on
March 30th in his 68th year.
Mr. and Mrs., ,Weidenhamm�er of
Oakville visited here over Sunday.
ery (acre soared of the nserssar, J H Scott and family haveaiov=
precautions
uxeda g
imate increase becoinea an error- Pte. G, Fittony Dental Co> l)s pOr^
mous .aanoun,t ; his )?agents this
.Wheat .._ ... ... _.. 4,000,000 bushels onto, is visiting
Barley _. .. 1,750,000 bushels, week. respected citiz
Oats ... __. ... ... .. 17,004,000 bushels Mrs. Downs, a
Peas ....... ... ... ... 500,000 bushels en of this place, passed away on
"the -above amounts can be . April 2nd, in her 80th year.
secured without the expenditure Mrs. S. G. Bearden has returned.
of any extra labor at seeding time, to her home in Edmonton.'
. n has : been
Throughout
are taken. ed to Toronto, where he has sec
lhrough°ut Ontario the app.o:c- government
position.
leco
• land, is expected home soon.,' .
that after the said last mentioned
date the Executor will proceed to
distribute the assets of the said
deceased among the parties en-
title- thereto ha,vi ag •, regard only.
;e gal• len � of li gtice :
sce r the • 23rd clay of
rah, 1917. Glarlea.aa & Stanbury
Exeter, Ont. Solicitors for . ES:-
eeutor.
FRUIT' TREES
AND PLANTS FOR SPRING
PLANTING
All necessary seeds.A number ofwere tap,
properly cleaned and baggeddur- Lefore the 'magistrate las':' iwee1
ing the late winter season. Every for riding bicycles on alae. std
farmer has timie to do this after �` alloy A rave of $2 was
March first ,and ebefo.re seeding a uaeli, e ..s e
Wi 1 t 1 ... nr.•+:,,lee• seat--_... ,,,,_�
a os cation of foo'clstu_fs by care
ful cleaning the seed?
Perhaps pedigree seed canncit be
secured. It not, select out of your at ,the Methodist paro"iiK�tge,Cied-
granary ,aluifi times 'the amount ton on Tuesday evening April 3,
of grain required for seed purposes
when Miss Laura Blanche, .only
By use of flea fanning mill, clean
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.c Jonah
and re -clean until you have just the bride
�ulfielent for seed purposes. �
Use it
wind in mill and the - third Ic•.tr t .
CREW ON ,
A duiet wedding was solemnized
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"e e ! I,. (Wilson, `merchant of Exeter, the
s : proper sieves and plenty Ot a cerem - being performed by the
iWe have establastlied a lasting `' rc!,nsining for shed will he the Pastor, Rev. C. � "- Bdaker.
which'reputat
Early Thursday morning Mar.28
dealingtore of Mr. andMrs.
and are or n 'eve preparedir tod r�i goat
ally laar;d e lth Pe oat st seeds,
the home andri citron East sa of
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meet existing con•,litiuns by offer- Do this before seedan
g coin-
! ally destroyed by are at about •4
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i¢ig our high grab trees and nidnees ' �'el . i- The inmates were aro
plants direct to customers ated b� the small e r t s Do
not hesitate to l,urcliase ped- ) ' a l of smoke and hur-
P.00K BOTTOM Prices. Don't, agreed `seed at an advanced price. riedly dressing were able to sage
(delay planting fruit trees and Two bu;sHlels of oats will so ata only .a few artidies. The fire
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plants, as there is nothing pays acre. The extra return from good
originated in the store adjoining
abetter. Send for our illustrated seed will be from 5 to 10 bushel_ the house and in a short time the
Circulars of hardy varieties which per acre, and decidedly more •in buildings were all ablaze. The
'alga can order direct and get the some cases. : 1 n b longinc; to Mr. JosephHaist
Masseyllarris Implements
We have been re -appointed Agents for the above
name.] 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 MASSE
HARRIS MACHINE AND PLOW REPAIRS.
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Cutters, and We repair the same class of goods.
Our Prices are k.'‘` aright
11. DATARS, Travelling Salesman
F. Hess & Son
The Old Stand
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benefit of agent's commission,
Oar prices will be sure to interest
;THE CHASE BROTHERS CO.OF
,IDNTARIO LTD. NURSERYMEN,
ESTABLISHED 18 5 ;.
COLBORNE, ONT.
33icycles5, Exprees wagon Coast-
-ers and Roller skates off the Pub-
lic sidewalks. -- Felice Trustees.
' A. R. Carman writing in The
Canadian. Magazine, states that
the feeling againet the conferring
Of .titles in Canada "is passing a-
tway as the ease of Canada in im-
portance in the ,British family may be iirn:mersed for 20 minutes, holidays ,.at the home of hen
leads to an Imre ale in Canadian Spread oat to dry, and then place mother, Mrs. E. Robinson,
titles
in is a bold statement in new bags or in bags! that have W.ILTalbot and family have
of the newspapers correctly inter- been treated in a similar manner moved to their new home on the
meet public opinayn, John Ross ,and thoroughlydrIked, thus pre- Sauhle Line near Bayfield. .
tLobersorr's refusal of a title won t•enaiing re-oontatmination. Roy Keys of London spent East-
ath more esteem a than any Ce. ;Th„ adioptson. of thesis two sues- er (at 'his home here.
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On' ever got by ht centilig .one. esti.ons would mean millions of Ed Johnston and John McKila-
tAN UNANSWERABLE QUES'T'ION buslaels ,of grain extra with prac- ley have each'Thec
had
xed auto.ar alan o
• .'Wiiliaan',s ;Mete w.xs avery tall tically -no appreciable extri labor. this .springs.
tine looking man, while his father Your country tasks your careful the latter a Chevrolet.
was very email. '.Killian) admired consideration and co-operation. Rev, E. Janes of Bayfield ec-
*a s uncle and wished to grow upt Consult the nearest Da'strict changed pulpits with Rev. A. W,,
like him. One day he said to his Rep'r'esentative of the Department Brown of Varna last Sunday The
another. 'M`amm,a, how chid uncle of Agriculture if you ane not fam- services were in the interest of the
allama' sv big andMar with this work, or communi .Women's Missionary Society and tall"'
!His mother said r "well, web ea- Cate with the Department of Ag- the Sister thank offering which
ricuiture at Toronto. - �t'a8 'taken at the close of the ser
de was a small hay hewas al- vices received a liberal responce.
ways 'a very a•° 3d loot/,, and tried 3.—+;+ alias Beta Keys who as teaehing
school near B,enmilier, is spending
the holidays at her home on Bab -
tall." (William thought this over lan Line. Iseriously for a 1,evr minutes, then Of Farm Stock, Implements, Etc,. 3'
iaaitl: '/mile south of Dashwood, on Miss Ella Dowstin has lieen spend
(t a . �, - , - Tuesday, April autC ion 1 o'clock. ing a few ,days in 'Clinton • the
;siamirlla, 'tit hrad of ' o eer Chris- guest of her .cousin• Mrs. Bartlett
`�'�s „parat4"' E. Bossenb r y, t
`tian 'inbelne1' '.proprietiti 1 - L D vis4 t . • . t I
'The market 'value of the increae )a n the Taylor farm caught sev-
edyield tman
the additiol'o era1 times from flying embers but
outlay seed
that ,can' be made ion
3;t was well guarded and no dam-
g•ood seed 'per acre.
tat done, ;The buildings of Mr.
Vigor s 'seed grain is just as es- bSotz were insured for $3,800.
sential as vigor in live stock. '
PREVENTION OF WASTE E. cfrietz ail Q. Finkbeiner have
Many thousands of bushels °f left tor the west. .
oats are lost annually due to th l Feist (Erns. have purchased a
new pod car.
ravages ,of simut.
This waste tan be largely elim-
inated by proper treatment of the
seed.
Secure 1 pint of formalin for
every 20 to 30 1,us,helsh of oats re-
quired for seed purposes. Dilute
with 42 gals,. of water, and use n
barrel in, wilicl'n the bags of grain
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
!Miss Annie Armstrong of 'See, -
froth spent ,Easter ;at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Rtpt,
Armstrong.
Mrs. Margaret Errata of the Ie-
aconess ,Home, Toronto,.spent;• he
50,000 FEET
MAPLE S. ,.
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
• C. KAIIBFLEISQ
* PHONE 19
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NEW S'RiNG
GOAD
OUR STORE IS FILLED WITH GOODS YOU REQUIRE THIS
SPRING. CALL AND LOOK 0 VEIL OUR LINES, WE CAN IN-
TEREST YOU IN PRICES AND Q UALITY.
ELEPHANT BRAND READY -MIXED PAINTS, HARDWARE
ANI) TINWARE OP ALL KINDS RUBEROID READY ROOFING -
AT $1,40 PER ROLL. SWEAT PA DS AND :HARNESS REPAIRS;,
FLOWER, GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS.
NEW WALL PAPERS AT A LL PRICES,
WE SELL THE FOX. SCALES AT REASONABLE PRICES.
>tO do what w(;ss, right at all tinges, ,
'iqo God let hire grow up big and
AIJCTION SALE
Mrs. A. J. McDonald pent a
few days with friends in Bruce -
field and dlensall.
The Missies Pfaff of Creditoln
spent Easter at the home of Mrs,
Joe. O,esdh,
COUNTY NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Foster, Var-
na, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Annabel, to Mr.
Robert Cameron, of Hensall. The
marriage will take place in April,
The leading sock knitter of Mit-
chel land, we believe, the one who
'lies the proud horror of knitting!
1l'ie largest number .of socks for
the (soldiers since the war cora-
inenced,, is Mrs. Alex. Linton, whol
is now knitting her 400th pair of
socks This lady has knitted as
pair complete in five hours.
See our new stockoda 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 kfnds wanted
L. BRISSON
PHONE
1 on 86
Drrdale
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Farm 3, agons
I PURCHASED A NUMBER O F FARM WAGONS AT A BAR-
GAIN AND AM GOING TO GIVE THE FARMERS OF THIS SEC-
TION THE ADVANTAGE OF THIS PURCHASE.
IP 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 THE OLD PRICE,:
Bargain on low-down manure spreader
LOW DOWN MANURE SPRE ADER AT THE OLD PRICE.
DO NOT MISS THESE SNAPS '
We handle 'pumps, piping, etc.
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