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ZURICH HERALD
THERE are scores of ways in which your
Bank can help you—methods that will
surprise you by their convenience and safety.
Take the sale of an animal. If it is
a cash transaction, you can ask the
purchaser to send you a marked
cheque or your bank will attach a
sight draft to the bill of lading.
If it is a time sale, your banker will handle and
collect the note.
Our manager will be only too glad
to outline to you the scores of ways
in which he can serve.
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SEEDS, AND GRASS eEEDS IN LARGE QUANTITIES FOR
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LADIES SOFT BALL NEWS
There will be a largel silver
.rup .offered for competition e at
Gaeind Bend, schedule of gam
10 be Played on Tuesdays, Thurs.
-days or Friday nights. Teams
drona Heneall, Forest, Zurich, Ex-
eldigTehe Lucien, Centralia, Afaa Craig.
T'nedford, Cred:ton, Dash-
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.wood and surrounding teams are
.irovited to appoint a representat-
4ve to diecuss details. 'Winner of
4series to play in semi-finals and
etinals for Ontario Championship.
Zketing will be held at Grand Bend
er...aelao, Victoria Day, 3Iay 21th, at
e o'clock-, pm., or write to
1Ge8. Eccleetone. 304 B. King St.
exon for particularA.
SCHOOL REPORT
'S. S. No. 11, Stephe» for the
.aino.nthe of March and April. Pu-
-apite arca arranged in order of mer-
4reerit. Those marked * missed
'AIL.17.01114.
Sr. IV -Norman 'Brenner, Haeil
IliStorens*.
jr. III -Benedict Dietrich, Anna
?Dietrich, Charlie Dietrich, Minerva.
V:ineent*, Blnache More,z* Bari
'Meeker*, Leonard Disjardiee, Met.-
eany.n Disjardine.
Sr, II -Edna Brenner, Hazel Die-
ardince Jerome Dietrich„ Dorothy
'Vincent* Earl Vinceet,
Jr. TI A. Clara Dietrich, Thelma
'74hacent*, Hugh Morenze Lorrahle
41Bairer, Carrie Weih.hee.
Jr. 11 B -Ernest French, Trellis
1,a4fsjartline*, Fide Devine* Ervin De
'z:Z4Ville. Tra Vin Cent*.
1st Book -Eugene Dietrich, Vera
ann, Emma Breneer, Vercla l'ee-
..12Disjardine,
Beginners -Ivan Kipfer, Tentie
iDiet rich, E Ki ler or, Raytnond
ireiberg. -
No, on Roll 34, average .241.
Hilda Nolete.hwenger,teacher
BLAKE
-Leave, your order at the Blake!
lore for Li r" ehete.
gi.I6ther'S Day Syr v,icaa was oon 1'
ducted In the church on Sunday
afternoon. Rev. Mr. Durant gave
an address, on mothe.rs and the
their which consisted of mothers,
rendered an appropriate anth-era.1
„Thera was, a good attendance an.dl
the !service avas mach appreciated)
by those present.
Mr. and Mes. M. Brown and Mr.
J. A. Meyers accompanied by Mr
and Mrs. :Thos. Meyers of the Go-
shen Line, south aspento Sunday
with. friend's in the village.
Mr. and. Mrs, Kelly Of London,
called 'On friends on the Goshei,
line on Sunday.
Miss Margaret McBride who ep-
ent the winter in Detroit aed Wind
sor returned home on Saturday,
accompanied by her brother M.
Lorne,
Mr. Harold Johnston left last
week for Parkhill where he has
taken a 'position,
Miss Ada Meyers who spent the
-Maar in London, returned home
last week, .
Miss Sarah Manson spent the
week -end in lirmsall recently.
Miss Alberta Finlay spent, last
week with friends in DashwOod.
Mrs. V. Meyers spent the week-
end with. her mother in Hensall,
who is critically ill.
Mm Jake Kenet returned home
on Monday after a pleasant visit
with friends down east.
Mr. and Alrs. Gilbert Freckleton
of ExeL,r, called on fri:mele in the
village on Friday last,
DASI-IWOOD
Don -t forget the band ,concert
to be held on Thursday evening,
May 13th, Quite a numb3r of rew'
band selections are being prepared.
by the boys and a play entitled
'Deacon Du*' ' ,..eing presen-
ted by tne young people of Ji.,„
• a• K 1 enenin sp nt
wwolt-end in Toronto.
Tr P. P. ill Ind ,lar;:1;11Hm.
Nelda and a,,ts, opout Frido.Y
lj°131161:(1.n.Fferb, Pfile of Detreit Isp-
ent. Sunday with his parents,'
1-1YaAlVviln:b.. oillj:' DayIaIV1: (11,'NG'airlele'Yohblielhrsrseih.anYing
school onFriday.
Mr, Norman Kellerman of ItClilte:
chener spent Wednesday in town,
M. and Mrs. P. Jennings and
duaghter of Thedford spent Sun-
day in town.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Elligsen moved
their household effects to Mitchell
on Igir
°..n‘da.Y'R, Goulding of 'Exeter
.spnet Friday in town.
Mr. "Clarence. Kellerman has
moved into the hotel which he
purchased from Mr. J. Elligsen,
On Monday evening Mr. Keller-
man was serenaded,. by the hand.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Meyer• and
daughter of New Hamburg spent
Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. F. B.
Meyer.
On Friday night, during all in-
termission at Calvary Evangelical
church choir practive, the memb-
ers of the choir had in store a
neat little taurprkse far ,the or-
ganist, Mrs. A. E. Qestreicher and
choir leader, Miss Alice Hoffman.
Miss Cathern Finkbeiner read , the
address to each (of the "named per-
sons and Miss Idelia Bender hand-
ed them an •envelope contailiing a
sum of money. The address fit-
ingly expressed the tenor of ap-
preciation of the choir for 'the
'services rendered by the organist
tchoir leader. It was especially
mentioned that the gift was not
to be considered a .regular stip-
end. The recipients replied in a
few well chosen words of gratit-
ude and assured the choir 'Oat
th?ir s-rvile3 were cheerfully given
COUNTY NEWS.
Thos. Consitt, son/Mr. and Mrs
Robt. McAllister and family ,,of
near Zurich., were recent' visitors
at the home tof, Mr. and Mrs. John
Consitt, Seafortk • 1.'
Mr and Mrs Thos. Meyers and
children accompanied by Ernest
Meyers, all of Zurich were recent
visitors at the home fo Mr. andiVIrs
Emerson Smith, Kippen. •
W. J. Stinson, Bayfield, returner]
from. Toronto, after having taken
dowm to Monkton to ship. 0
• The Trustee boards of the Un-
ited chueches. Of Grafid Bend and
Greenway have rocei‘ed word that
the Rev. J. M. Coiling of Melborne
has accepted a call to this united
pastoral charge. Up to the pres-
ent the two churches have ,been11)
charge of two .preachers; Rev,. ,
Grant, having charge of the for-
mer Presbyterian congregation at:
Grand Bend, and. Rev. •Maiees
the Methodist charge at Greenway
A lifelong resident of :8-m5E:field
passed away on April 24th, whose
name deserves to be held in rem.:
•branee, in the person of Aedrew
T. ScOtt. In 1908 he received the
appointment of Postmaster, which
oficef he has held ever since.. He
waist (es frothy years a vcleed mem
bar of the Union Church, in which
he held 'prominent offices, wasal
SO a faithful Oddfellow.
Wm. ,•leirk, a resident of Usbor
ne Tp. for ni groat many yeaes,
died at his home •alter a lengthy
illness. He was in hie 79th year
and is survived by his widow and
one brother in the west, and three
,sisters.
The Red Star Navigation Co:*
again announce the ,big, low fare
Annual excursion oe Ithe steamer.
Greyhound, from-Goderich to De -I
troit and return, leaving Goderich!
on June Sth at 9.30., arriving De-
troit 5.00 p.m, A day and a. hall
will be given al: excursionitss
Detreit.
Thirty-five larmerls lin Middle-
sex county .have agreed to follow
out the instructions fo the Dept.
of/ Agricu'trire as regards thespeay
ing 01 fruit trees, R. A .Finn states
Mr. Finn and H.W. Webster of the
fruit branch will endeavour to Visit
all the farms and give insteuctions
while 'spraying is in eprogrese.
Master jghnfiArmstrongi Stanley
Tp., While playing at,school,had
the Misfortune to get his arm dis-
located.
On Sunday eyeeiee last during
a thunderstorm which° passed over
Kippen, the high wind blew down
'the frame. structure which remained
standing of the old . Methodist
church. .
The Presbytery of Huron foe the
United Church o feanada met in
Wesley Chru,eh Clinton on April
27th Rev. G, Telford, of Blyth,
presided. Nearly all the charges
were represented, reports frorothe
Various charges showed the work
of the church in a prosperous
state. ' I
Navigation opened at Goderieh
on Sunday last, when 'eine large
freighters, who had wintered at
the harbor there, left for up the
lakes,
fiENSALL
The many :,friends of Mrs. Alex,
Sparks will bz isorry to hear that
she had a ntroleo last IV ,
Th,-..‘ relatives and friends of 1V1ra
Wre. IllehardSon will yegr:,t to
learn that .she continues very ser-
ionslv
Mrs. Thos, Sherritt Sr. suffered
severe 'stroke 00 SU day lo 1
ot Wm. Arinslrong
: '0.91: he is Improving
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kompanied. .Dr. :and. Mrs, Knapp
nitottr,ed- to Toronto.' peeently.
MI'S, G. V. Laoghton and chil-
dren, who spent some time at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, C. McDon-
'6e11,- returned to their home in
Toronto,
• Lee Hedden left for $t. JCathar-
ines Where he will be for a time.
• A large acreage of onions are a-
gain being planted this spring and
Ilensall wtI:,retain its reputation
as a great Onion centre with Oiiion
kings.
The Hensall people are having
having a treat, the Verdun 'Minst-
rels of St. Marys, are going to
.r'senL their 026 .shoW here iOnMaY
13th.
Orville Twitchell was taken to
*Seafeirthf Holsipital where ihe was
operated on for appendicitis.
.Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weber spent
a few da.yls visiting in: Detroit last
week,
John McDougall, who has been
conducting a tailoring business
here last year is closing up 1 and
moving with his family to Ham-
ilton Where hewill go into bulsin:Iss
Mrs. Alice Ijoynt is Confined to
her home with
A well attended m ening !of Hen
'sail baseball enthusiasts was held
at the hotel the other evening for
the purpose of electing officers tor
this season. After a free discus-
sion the meeting was called to or-
der and L. I Mickle a.ppointed
chairman, the following officers
were elected; -Hon. Pres., Owen
Geiger; president, E. Drummond;
vice-pres., J. Passmore; :secy H.
Scruton; treas. I. 1%IcLaughlan;
manager, L. Mickle; coach, 7Dr. G.
Knapp; mascot, Scott Welsh. ,In
addition to the, above named an
executive of five was elected Con-
sisting of; J. Bonthron, D. Brint-
nell, Dr. Campbell, D. McKinnonc
and N. Reichart,
CREDITON
Mrs. Val. Patz. of Ne'v Hamburg
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. C.
Zwicker.
Mrs..B Brown left for New York
where she will vlsit /some time with
her son Lorne.
Mrs. C. Black of London is vis-
itiing Mrs. C. Hoffman.
Mrs. Shearedown who has been
ill wa's taken to the home of her
son in Goderich,
Mrs. McKenzie returned to her
home in Kincardine after visiting
with Mrs. Chas. Hoffman.
Mrs. Louisa Fahner of .Detroit
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Matt
Morlock,
Chap. Shearedown of Windsor,
iisited his mother here.
Arnlold the little son fo Mr. arra
E. Gaiser, shipka ,who was oper-
ated for appendieltes at London
Hospital, is improving.
The regular meeting of the
Crediton Wo Mte 11 h Insjit ute was
held on May 4th, the viceipres.
Mrs. H. K. Either occupied the
chair. The reports of the com-
mittees for the past year were
given, The trea'surer's Mrs. C:
Halet reported a balance -on hand
of $154.79. Mrs. E. Haist reported
a balance on hand of $18.44 Joe the
flower committee.
EXETER
Jas. Penrice, who has been ill
with i'humatj3rn has been treatened
with cOmplic,atione and is in a
,seaions. condition.
Mrs. C Wares and daughteriert
for Windsor to reside, where Mr.
Wares has been for a time.
While engaged in tearing down
the old foundry bending, Fred
Smith was painfully injured being
struck on the head with a failing
nrick, it took several stitches- to
close .the wound.
Mr, and Mils. David, who hare
moved• back to Clintno, wherethey
will reside in future.
• A baSeball league is 'icing for-
med in S. Huron and if Exeter, or
any other team wishes to join, it
will be necessary to acte-
Theeold,Verity foundry is torn
down, having been purchased by
Canning Factory for the pur-
peee of building an extension to
their factory, 'dila means that an-
other old landmark is gone.
The -sudden death of Mrs. Nvi.
Taman took place at her home- on
May 5th, deceased had been en-
jeying her accuStomed health un-
til. Monday last when she was.,
taken ill with spinal meniegitia.
Her maiden name was Cora Fowell,
toeing a daughter of the late
Powell, most of her time was sp-
ent in .Exeter, her hvsband, mother
and three children survive.
HENSALL
C. N. R. TRAIN CONNECTIONS
• MORNING
South, Kippen... 8.22 a.m.
South, Hensel] 8.32 atm,
South, Exeter _. -8.47 aere
Stage leave Zurich ... 7.00 a.m.
North, Exeter ... - ... 10.16 a.m.
North, Flensail ... 10.30 am.
North, Kipper" a.m.
AFTERNOON
South, Kippon _4.40 p.m.
Sorttl Honsall 4.50pan,
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Stage leave Zurich ...3,00 p.m.
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