Zurich Herald, 1917-11-09, Page 4A public Meet pg
'will be held in the
Town Hall
ZURICH, on
Thurso Eve, Nov. 15th
at 8 o'clock
Prominent t*peakers
speak on
will
Canada's
Victory
Loan
GOD SAVE THE KING
Z. P. S. REPORT
The following is the report of
Room I. for the month of (pet -1
:ober based on punctuality and
jr. III. -Greta Merner 536, Ruth
Brenner 500, Austin, Schwalm, 481,
:Elda Ca469, Frances Mittele
.holtz 466; Madelena Meidinger 430,
,Edmund Bedard 418, Ethel Hess 405
Gerald Bedard 387 '
Jr. II.- Freda. Howes 545, Dor-
othy Brenner 525, Anna Mittelholtz
440, Claude Meidinger 435. Wesley
Callfas 410, Leonard Wagner -100.
Sr. Pt. II.- Lorne Foster , 426
tAllee Deitz 400.
Jr. II.- Mildned Geiger 640, Be-
atrice Merner 515, Hazel Bedard -
Z00.
;Sr. Pt. L- Dorothy Zettel 460.
ti'illlie Neeb 370, Maggi; Zettel 340,
J First Class; - Edward Brenner
560, Marie Foster 470, Angela Mit-
telholt'r, 485, Stella Cailfas 3S5 Gar-.
lite Uttley 385.
Miss P. K.albfleiseh Teacher
Report of Room II. for the month
of October ;-
Sr. II.- Agrees Zettel 8P, May,
Schwalm 58, ,.della Howeld 87,
Ivan Yuneeblut 6d, Joan Kochems
63, Irene Decher 63. Kathleen Sie-
neon 58, Lizzie Lier,old 58, Ray-
mond Fisher 57. Fred Davidson 40,
iVernv;n Davidson 37.
Jr. I2.- Lawrence Reichert 56,
;Alvin laseho 67, Kenneth Koehler
65, t:,w:net Weeper 32,
Sr. PL II Tom Thiel 69, Arson_
ilei%er Iii:' Justin ;Hey 57, Elm,er
Zeibold 55, Francis Deitrich 55.
Jr. Pt. II.- Martha Heideman 76
;Leonard Prang 63, Agnes Deitrich
83, Evelyn Ducharme 54, Luella
(Reichert 3L
Sr. I. - Victoria Deichert 76:
teaulah Koehler 76, Mervyn Sch-
walm 76, Rose Albrecht 69, Rose -
line Thiel 66. '
Jr, I.- Edward Thiel 76, Russel
Oucharrue 74, Brune K..pehler 57. STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Mr. Rtes r. McLinehey is at God -
Why
y �
° .s CanaaRaisc
,ry Selling on��Fs ?
oncy
BONDS are issued payable in ten or twenty'years, as the case may be. •
It means that repayment of the money will be spread over ten or twenty
years instead of being raised by taxati, l to meet current expenditures.
To .raise by taxation all the money as fast as it is needed to carry on
Canada.':s share in winning the war, would be an unbearable burden upon
the people.
It would mean that more than a million dollars a day would have to be
raised right now.
But to rail: money by selling Canada's.
Victory Bonds means that those of the
next generation who will benefit by the
sacrifices this generation is coaling;
--who will share in the freedom this
generation is fighting for and largely paying
for :will also pay their share.
* * . *
And when you. buy Canada's Victory
Bonds you make a first-class business in -'4
vestment in, a security that is absolutely
safe, likely to enhance in value after the
war, and bearing a good rate of interest.`
You help the country by keeping open
you give a personal pledge that yoti. are
going to help to win the war.
Every man and woman in Canada can
help to win the war by buying Canada's
Victory Bonds. And Canada wants the
personal, individual interest and co -opera-
- tion of every man and woman in the
county.The buying of Victory Bonds by the
; whole people unites them in a determination.
to win the war.
Every purchase of Canada's Victory
Bonds is a blow for freedom against the
tyranny of German. Kultur.
Every bond sold is a new guarantee
the British market for Canadian products that Canada is in the war to the finish,
and this helps the general welfare in which
tl victory is with the Allies and the
you share. world has been made safe to live in.
And again, every Canadian who buys
a Victory Bond becomes a financial partner
or backer of Canada in the war.
When you buy a Canada VictoryBond
Buy Ca a a
Zvery bond you buy is a new pledge
that Canada will remain true to herself, the
mpire, the Allies and to freedom's cause.
So it is both patriotic and good busi-
ness to
Ory ,ends
Issued by Canada's 'victory Loan Committee
in co-operation with the Minister of Finance
of the Dorminion of Canada.
Willie Liebold 54
4 yli. A. Lamont. Teacher, r Last week the. ladies of Dash- ME,6IBERS, QF THE TEAMS WHO
erich this Week on the jury. ?wood sent a large barrel of fruit r
VIC-
The followingis the report for �., . a WILL CA. VASS PLO THE 1 Inspector Tom visited our scho
Zoom III, based on attendance, ols last vecolt, pickles, tete., to the Military Hos- TORY WAR LOAN,
Mork and conduct during Oetob2_, • A Box racial was held in the.,
at Byron Sanatorum, and this Arrangements for raising Hur
DASHWOOD
War Loan in Huron
,Jr. IV,- Inez Yu ngl•1ut. •18;.'; E
Hilda N euschwanger, 447; Doro-
thy Fritz. 430; Eu.oine Geiger 392;
Whitney Truemner, 359; Lentis O'-
Brien 352; Gordon Zettel. 189; Gor-
don 'Tallier, 1577 ; Emma tV urm 113
Sr. III. - Veo:a -Prang 442; Eva
;Pee, 440, Muriel ;Ea wald 422; E---
elyn Howard 42): Mabel Preeter.
413, Mary Mittelholtz 300; Clair
Merner, 297, Ethel Dietrich 262;
'Theodore Deichert 1.67.
1,7r.r. TIT. Luella Decher 523
.
�3,.
feleanox Ducharme 425; Pearl
1Gallman, 372; Milton Hey 352:
Newell Geiger 350, Frieda Deichert
837, Marguerite Prang 323, Lulu
tAibrecht 222: Gordon Schwalm 14.
Gilbert Ducharme. 114.
. I. Douglas, Teacher.
BORN
Diesel -At Saltford Heights on Oen.
22nd, to lir, and Mrs. Gordon A.
ilisset, a daughter Mary Louise.)
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from I.i'ead-Colds. It's Splendid!
In one urinate your clogged nostrils
.rcrill open, the air passages of your head
will elear rind you can breathe freely.
No more bawking, snuffling, blowing,
dteadaelie, dryness. No struggling for
breath at .night, your cold or catarrh
willbe gone. ee,
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
•.'lain from `your druggist now. Apply
43, ' little of this fragrant, antiseptic,
ibeali•ng create in your nostrils. It pen-
trates through every air passage of the
:read, soothes the inflamed or swollen
antieous membrane and relief comes in;
stantly.
1 Report for S. S. No. 12, Hay, iting with her daughter in Sea- No. 9- Ttxckersmith, McKillop( Cleansing, sweetening and purifying
andSeaforth,' town, -John Rank- the entire alimentary* canal before
t week they are packing boxes to on's .share of the Victory War,
Orange Hall, Varna, last Monday,i_
evening under the auspices of the `send to the Dashttood boy*s of er- Loan are about completed, and
Varna seas. Dashwood ladies certainly during the next three or dour
gQuarterly sacramental services are doing their part in providing weeks every person in:the county;
still be held in the Methodist ebur t•
goothings for the boys 'who ares will have had. an opportunity of
Varna, next Surda • morning I fighting for us. The Red Cross taking up a bond and thus assist-
5 morning. Society L large shipment -e _ .. .. loan.e success of the,
assist -
Mr W. FT. Stephensan' and I4Ir "county has been divided into dis-
tricts the local committees being
Jas. Stephenson of Marlette.,Mieh.! nothing, socks, etc., nearly ready
who cams to attend the funeral ofto be shipped. The young lad -
1 �,P �arP T•n d A t . les are also flaking a great inter -
returned to their homes r e_ i est in knitting. They are forming No. 5.- Stanley and Bayfield, •vil-
Ste
Stephenson who will spend a felt i homes of the different members; Thomas Brownette, Varna, R. R. adopt the morning inside bath.
pp once a week during the coming No. 1., Folks who are accustomed to feel
days with friendselin Marlette. City winter, to knit ifar the soldiers.dull and heavy when they arise, split-
bTrs. Butterfield of Bay is ' No. 6- Hay and Htensall, village ting headache, stuffy from a cold; foul
visitingat the home of Mr. Robt Miss Mina Ehlers of Stratford, Andrew Hess,Zurich • F. W. Glad- Saturday d S d ' tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach,
man, Exeter; Chas. Fritz, Zuruich, can, instead, feel as fresh as. a daisy
rms rong, rate as foilotvs,
were accompanied by Mr, D. J. l a Society and will meet at the lage, John McNaughton ;i Varna;
Look and Feel
Clean, Sweet and
Fresh Every Day
Drink a glass of real hot water
before breakfast to wash
out poisons.
Life is not merely to live, but to
live well, eat well, digest well, work
well, sleep well, look well. What a
glorious condition to attain, and yet
how very easy it is if one will only
Armstrong. spent a+n Sunday -with,
her parents. ,
Rev. J, E. Jones will address the
Mrs. A Graupner of Loraine 0.,
Epworth League at Goshen next is at present visiting at the Luth-
Sunday evening. eras parsornage.
Mr. Thomas McMillan, of ,Hulme Miss Dora Kraft of London spent wood; John Ross, 'Grand Bend.
let called on friends in Stanley on last week with h
Monday last, er pstents.
No. 8- Usborne and Exeter vil-
p ;Miss Florence Brunner of Cre- lage, .J G. iStanbury, Exeter; Thos.
BEAVER MEADOW town. is visiting with friends in, Cameron, Kirkton R. .R. No. 1; F.
town. t J. Delbridge, Exeter; A, E. Hast -
SCHOOL REPORT Mrs. C. Stade is at present vise ings, Exeter.
for the month of October. Based forth, sour bile and poisonous toxins; thus
G. C. Petty, Hensall. by opening the sluices of the system
No. 7.- Stephen- Herbert Either, each morning and flushing out the
m Anderson, William. Cen- whole of the internal poisonous stag-
tralia; Edward Nadiger, Dash- nant matter.
Everyone, whether ailing, 'sick or
well, should, • each morning, before
breakfast, drink a glass of real hot
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in .it to wash from the
stomach, liver, :kidneys and bowels the
previous day's indigestible waste,
on gLood attendance, good behave Mr. and Mrs, Herman Zimmer, in, Seaforth; J. M. Govenlock, Sea- putting more food into the stomach.
o Stratford spentthe week -end .forth • D. F. McGregor, Seaforth •
with,relatives. Geor e N. Turner,Clinton.
Mrs. Prank Clark and children No. 10 - Hulle`.t and ,C'inton town
of London, are visiting with the W. Rr •done Cliinton : ;John '.Tor-
orrnex s parentsMr, andMrs. T. r inton • D. L. McPherson,
Genttner. , ; Clintons Samuel McCool, I.ondes- you are enjoying your breakfast the
Miiss Adeline Brown left Wed- boro; John. Fingland, Londesboro, water and phosphate is quietly ex-
nesday for Landon where she v trnoting a large volume of water from
the blood and getting ready for a
in :for the winter. EXETER thorough flushing of all the inside
will terns -- organs.
CREDITON Pte. A. Brokenshire of .Stephen The millions of people who are
has arrived home. ,He event over- bothered with constipation, bilious
H. Eilber, M. P. P., left last week; seas with the 161st and was woven- spells, stomach trouble, rheuinatism;
others who have sallow skins, blood
dor Parry Sound district for his ded; some months ago, disorders an 'sickly complexions are
arimial deer hunit. Thos: Hazelwood, a .former res -urged to get a quarter pound of lime=
Over $500 was taken in at the ident df Exeter, died et London stone phosphate from the drug store
I lour and perfect work. The f St tf d h The action of hot water and limestone.
I. names are in order of merit; N g ' ' phosphate on an empty stomach is
wonderfully invigorating, It cleans
Jr. III.- Nelson Jeffrey. out all the sour fermentations, gases,
Jr. III,- Theresa Meidinger'. , , waste and acidity and gives one a
Sr, II- Edwin Gasch Lillian- o, rllrf t VT
ince 1 splendid appetite for breakfast. While.
,
Clinton;
Rose, Albert Fleischauer Lillian.
Rader, Gertie Sehilbe.
Jr. II,- Myrtle Masse, Nettie
1 Meidinger, Idella Schoch, Greta
ISehilbe, Ertl!) Sehilbe. ' .
Pt. II.- Agnes Meidinger, Beat
rice •HIlopp, Gordon Miller, Eliz-
abeth Barlow', Edgar Masse Wale
lace Schoch, 7
Sr. Pr.- Margaret Sehilbo, Hare
old Itlopp, Hazel Masse,
' Jr. Pr.- Leonard Schoch Mel -
fowl supper held at the Methodist on Oct. 24th, aged 74 ,years.
which will cost very little, but is
Its just furs. `, Don't stay stuffea-up l' .in Schoch Noi'r'ns{rf B'leiisehauer church here JHandford n sufticlent to make anyone ya pro.
nbunced erauk o
n the Subject of
ite- • ' W -,...w., "'-" • . -« - , s. n, Beacom, Teacher. four year's existence,
they spent several rnontlrs.
$chld
ia coar octet$! c+ tisrrlt-$;etre# . , o . ' Mr and daughter.
en
so 5 nick,$J - Leonard Merner, Elmer Plass. ,Our band has broken up after, have returned from the west where; Enternal sanitation.
AUCTION, .R.
tOf Warm .and 1'rnplemelnts., Mr ''
D, .Bo ssenbenry has been instruct-
ed to sell by public auction one
Lot 22, S; B., ;Stanley, %utile east
of Blake, on Tuesday, :November
20th, at one o'clock, the following
,HORSES -One agricultural mare,
.10 yrs, old; 1 agricultural mare,
4 yrs, old; r1 dn'ivine horse,
yrs. old, good single -or .double;,'
1 hackney filly, 1 iyr, old; 1 hack-,
ney ,gelding, 1- year old ; 1 geld-
ing, 1 year old, sired by Colonel
Graham. CAr'.CLE-. 1 ow due,
to 'calve in 'Jalnuary3; 1 heifer$ i2
yrs. old, due in ,April; 2 cows due
in May; 2 ferrety cows; 6 steers,
2 yrs, old; 4 steers, 1 yr. old; 4.
heifers, 1 yr. old; 3 calves; 1 reg-.
istered Shorthorn bull, 11 months;
old. :HOGS, ;ETC.- Six store
pigs. About 10) hens. IMPLEM-
ENTS- Massey-,$arris binder,
Massey -Harris mower, Sharpe rake
Massey -Harris fertilizer drill, Mas-
sey -Harris cultivator, land roller,
4 section diamond harrows, Imper-
ial gang plow, Wilkinson walking •
plow, Verity walking plow, lune-
ber wagon, truck wagon, combine.
ed hay and straw reek, top bug-
gy, cutter, light wagon, bobslei-
ghs, gravel box, stone boat,. Clin-
ton falnning mill, 1000 lb.. weigh
scales, scuffler, National cream sep.
arator, Chatham incubator, root
pulper, cutting box, nese, 2 grind
stones, wheel barrow, hay fork and'
slings, 2 sets double harness, 2 sets•
single harness, horse collars, sap
pan and buckets, 20 -ft. jadder,
whiffietrees, neekyokes, forks,
chains, shiver', ruglr kettles and
numerous other articles. Some
cedar posts and rails. Also a
quantity of lumber. - HOUS.E,H0e.
LD FURNITURE - Bedstead,
sideboard, a nuntlber of kitchen
chairs, cook stove, heating stave,
2 hanging lsmps, 2 bed xoom lamps.
about 30 yards rag carpet, 1 churn.
TE E. d S ;- All SUMS of 4a0.00
and under, cash. Over that amou
nt 12 months ,credit will be given
on furnishing approved joint not-
les, A discount of 5 per cent off
for cash on credit amounts.
E. Bossenberry, A. T. Douglas
Auctioneer. proprietor.
Prevention of Bribery
ALL NECESSARY STEPS TAKEN
TO PREVENT CORRUPTION UN-
DER MILITARY SERVICE ACT
Ottawa, Nov. 7th; In setting
up the mtephtnery fors the operation
of the Military 'Service Act. spec-.
iai care has been taken to select
only officials of the most trust-
worthy character. In the oper-• .
ation of the Act, attempts at bribe
ery are always possible, in iCalnada
no leas than in other countries.
Attempt to bribe any member of
an ;exemptio'n tiibunais or medical
board, or a p alitary r+epresentat-e
toe, means a term of impriso'nnee
.ent of not less than one year and
not more than five years. It will
be very difficult for anyone so in-
clined to set aside the regulati4
one of the Military Service Act
by corruption.
Not att of the preparations made
to guard against venality and
unfairness in the operation of they
Act can be made public, but it may;
be announced That attempts to
bribe ofirrials, in view of the Ghee
ks and supervisions to be imposed,
be an supervisions to be imposed
will be an exceedingly hazardous
business.
HENSALL
Mrs. R. J. ;Ferguson and child-.
ren, of Minneapo.is, Minn , have are.
rived here and well spend the wine.
ter with her ',father, Mr. A. John
stop, -
Rev. Mr. Moore, rector of St.
Paul's church, has resigned and
has left to Lake up the work at
some other town.
A large number of Christmas
boxes have been sent from here
to the boys overseas.
The newgarag e ole King street
willsoon be completed,
Mr. and Mrs, J. Halikirk have
moved into town,
. Reeve G. Petty has moved into!
his fine bew home.
We Want Now
A a �eliabie`.A:gent itr Tluron Cottn-,
ty to sell Pelhatu's Peerless Fruit
and Ornamental trees during Fall
and Winter months. Mood paye.
exclusive territory, ::free . selling
equipment.
OVER 600 ACRES
Or the choicestNursery stock in-,.
chiding NB; W variztles controlled
by us. ,Handsome up-to-date sel-a
ling equipment and a splendid Cart.
Adler' grown stock to offer ease
tomers, We are not jobbers,
'Write now for ige+ney terms to
PEL1fA.M NURSERY Co. Toronto'
N. 13, leatelogue sent on ` re-
quest to applicants for agenciesor
purchasers of Nursery stock..