Zurich Herald, 1919-02-28, Page 4•
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DASHWOOD.
Mr, J, W. Orcweiw of H.ensail was
a busi+ne,sla caller id town Satur-
day last.
Steps are being taken to open
a public library in town!.
is a long felt necessity. The
travelling one is taking well and
is being used by a large number
of readers. Our staff has order-
ed. about One hundred new books
with the proceedings of the con-
cert. With such sources of read-
ing material we should creat a
generation of readers,
Mr. G. S. Howard and family,
called on,eriends at Blake on Sat-
urday.
Our weekly prayer meeti'ngand
Bible Study is growing
numb-
ers and increasing in interest. So-
me lively discussions are created;.
Miss Laura Musser is visiting fr-
ie.nds in (Zurich,
,Mr, J. C. Reid has the hydro pow-
er installed in his barn.
Mr, .Chas. Rinker has received a
ADVERTISING RATES
effective after Jan 1st, 1919.
Display Advertising -Made known
pu application.
Stray Animals—One insertion 50c
three insertions $1.00.
Farm or Real Estate for sale
i30c. each insertion for one month
pf four insertions, 25c. for each
esubsequent insertion.
Miscellaneous articles of n
Exit:3 ER •
W. D. Sanders was in Toronto
Notice to Cr editors
IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN
lest week attending a director's I HOWARD, LATE OF THE TOWN -
HAY of the Farmers' .Assoc!- SRI]? OF (HAY IN THE COUNTY
at
amore than five lines, For Sale, To German Helmet from Sgt. teed.
Rent, or Wanted, Lost, Found, etc.,
each insertion 25a.
. Local Reading notices, etc., 10c.
per line per insertion. No notice
teas than 25c, Card of Thanks 50c.
• Legal advertising 10c. and 5c. a
eine,
Auction Sales, $1 for one inner -i ler in honor of his son Teddy w ao
tion and $1.50 for two insertions left last week for Wiindthorst Sask.
Berate size. I The evening was spent in playing
games and other amusements after;
which a lunch was served. He
was presented with as address and
a testament in the English and
German language, F Harris of
Mr. and Mrs. Hary ey
Sarnia are visiting with relatives,.
Mr. ,Chas. Stire left for Pincher
Creek, Alta, on Monday. parch-
.
Elmore Willer' has p
Gassman of the U. S. Army.
Mr. H. Schade has purchased Mr.
Jno. Bender's farms.
On Monday Feb. 17th the memb-
ers oft he Y. P. A. of Zion Yuther
an church spent a very pleasant
time at the home of Mr. Otto Mil -
iotnl. ' OF HURON, FARMER, DEICEAS-
'1`hos. !Lairs has been awarded the ED.
,contras as mail courier on route.!
NO. 3. Notice is hereby given. pursuant
.Workmen are busy tearing down! to the Statute in that behaif,,hat
the old Walper ho:e1 lin 1''rancis- i
allpegainst John Howardaving y wlclao i s on
to�tin. 1917, are required on
Our. ne,w band gave an open air the 21st May, i
,coineert one evening last week. ' or before the 10th March, 1919, to
The Exeter Turf Club has been' send by Post or delivered to Will -
.organized with a membership of . iam John Howard and Henry How -
60. :The followviing officers were ard, Executors of the Will of
e
'elected;— Hon,• Pres, N. D. Hudson;' said deceased, R. R. No. 2, Zurich
Pres., F, +Ellerington; Vice -Pres., , Ont., full particulars of their claims
W. R. ;Elliott; Sec., R. G. Seldom; and that, after the said 10thMarch,
the said Executors will pro-
Treas,., W. �• Clarke. Directors, 1919, 1
f
R. T. Luker, J. Essery, C. H. San- coed to distribute the assets of
ders. A. E. Kuhn and A. E. Me- the said deceased among the
persons entitled thereto, • having
Do'nelli. -- ,a regard only to the claims of :vhich
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Professional Cards not. exceeding
1 inch, $6 per year,
Address all communications to
'THE HERALD PRINTING CO.
ZURICH, ONTARIO.
!Legislation is required for the
*continuation this coming summer
of daylight saving since. its last1 ased the property of Mr,Chas•,( county council at last session:
Viet was only for one season. It' Schroeder, in town. Reuben Grahams itsof the Graham
.is, however, certain that Canada' Mrs, G. Nadiger is on the sick
c ' tinue izs system, and that 1use, Hotel. Clinton, was recently sen-
• will on y
it will go into force concurrently
with the United Stales.
As sho .:.i by the report of the
lVli'nister of Pub i : Works for the
year ended Mar_.i 31, 1917, the, ap-
propriations granted by Parliam-1
*tot to the ;department in the year
year was declared, amounted to
t. 477,154,19tL60, The Parliament-
ary grant was reduced in 1915-16
to $34,599,183,99; in 1916-17, to 530,-
828,281;e0, and in 1917-18, to $20,-
822,663,; .1: or considerable less:
Chain one-half the sum voted only
three years be.ore.
The area in Canada under root
and fodder crops, consisting of po-
tatoes, turnips, etc., hay -and clo-
^i�,er, alfalfa fodder, corn, and sug-
ar beets amounted to 9,590,568 a-
eres, in 1917, as compared with 8,-
843,490 acres in 1916, all crops ex-
SAW
OF ALL. KINDS
CASH PRICE PAIO�
albilei
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tended the funeral of his mother at o., any part thereof, to any per-
ste- ,la:st .week`' son of whose claim they shall not
;Simon Morlock, 16th con;, 'Ste> then have received notice.
phein, has purchased Mr. Rayters� Dated at Goderich, 10th Febril-
e and will move into it sooua. a 1919. pro erieh, , Killoran &
Dolphus Allan has purchased
a Cooke,Solicitors for said Execut-
tohouse lin Parkhill and will move ; ors.
that
town in the spring.
COUNTY NEWS.
The committee appointed by the I
county council to investigate .the
approach to the bridge on the
Hullett— East ,Wa,wanosh bound -1
dry west ,where Reeve N. A. Tay -
FARM FOR 'SALE!
Being lot 9, con. 11, Stanleya,100
acres. Will be sold reasonable,
If not sold will be rented for a
term of years. Apply to owner,
Wm. Stogdill, Goshen Line, Stan-
ley. 4t32p.
for met his death by his auto over-
FARM FOR SALE
turning, on the night of Nov.. 11eeeeie
last, have made -a settlement -with
Mrs. Taylor en the sum of $1,000.,
she having had a claim• before the
tensed to Goderich jail for 30 days
Mr. E. G. Kraft has disposed of
his fine team of horses to Mr, zra, l violated the 'Canada Temperance ton, Ont. Phone 20-617.
Wetzel,. ( Act, and this time Magistrate An -
Mr. Edj, Willert is shipping a draws made it a jail term. The MUSE FOR SALE
Fine les:dental property i Zur-
hand-
ich, has been placed in my
for sale. On the premises is a
good 2 -story modern brick resi-
dence and also a large brick st-
able, all in good repair._. Plenty
of good drinking water. For
particulars apply to A F. (less,
'Zurich,
,
et hard labor, He has frequently
$5700.00 100 -acre lam on the
Huron Road, half way between Se-
aforth and Clinton, frame house,
7 rooms, bany barn all fenced with
woven wire, 45 acres plowed, and
in the h'ghest state of cultivation
$1700.00 c sh.
Geo. re turegard, R. R. 4, Clin-
ear load of cattle to Toronto this
week.
PLAICE.
The regular meeting of the
Women's Institute was Foster the acted a da gy listS has ben o core-
home
-
home 01 Mrs. Lang le OU
11th There was a small attend -1 label'reads right.
,case arose from! an auto trap rec-
ently when .officers captured some
nine quart bottles of whiskey in
his grip when he canoe home.
flu. in the neighborhood at th l Oxford county has over 200 in -
meeting was opened in the usual l fiuenza and pneumonia eases and
way, a good deal of business was 1 many
of e proving
o v ng fatal. be mace
y transacted. After which Mrs. type1
h
Wm. Finlay read a Very interest -1 more severe than last November,
ling paper "The Coming of Peace." The total British Columbia sal -
The meeting was closed by sing' mon pack fol' 1918 amounted to 1,-
ing the Na:ionlal Anthem. Zap 616,157 cases, an increase of 58,672
hlr, and Mrs. H. C. Zapfe spent eases over the pack of 1917. Per-
onday �vith •friends in Brucefield. e e higher grades of al-
iehe ins sugar beets sharing figures in ► NlMiss Marion Douglas of Hydemon was 21 per cent of total,a-
;cher !led s, the Dominion
to Breau ,at the home of being onlyh less thane yearfago,
ieompiled by Dominion Bureau Parkand Ips. R. N. Douglas. oin account of the failure osack-
Mr .Statistics. Mr and Mrs. J. A. Carnie spent i ser,
eye salmon run in 'Fra
since owing to several cases lof the,
Jump from Bed
in Morning and
Drink. Hot Water
Tells why everyone should drink
hot water each morning
before breakfast.
Saturday at the home of Mr. Robt.
Allain.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Sam .Hey visited
friends in Dashwood recently,
FOR SALE
Two Thorobred Shorthorn Bulls,
One 13 months old and the other
18 months old. Will he sold re-
asonable.
W. IL Pfile, 14th Con.,Hay.
AUCTION SALE
OF FARM
To be sold by public Auction at
Seaforth, Saturday, March, 1st. at
3 o'clock, This farm contains 100
Send us the news from your acres all cultivated, Lot 11 con. 6
ekersmith, H. R• S., with barn
community and be on the map. Tu
Send it in early. There are two 56x80 fetstone ned,fu and tionlaousg
things an editor enjoys, faithful 1 pen,driving
correspondents and early news. It 6 roomed frame cottage, good
eve a nice well with windmill. Situated on
as on Ki pen Road, 3 miles south
is heartbreaking to rece
Mr. and Mrs. Reinhardt have re- • budget of snappy Items lust 1 P
turned to 'their home out west, you are hurrying to get the forms of. Seaforth.to ForJafurther FinR.
layson,
a visit with relatives here' I closed up, in time to catch the ulars apply e'n Phone 8-132 Se
Fred ,Simmons and Will Sheph- mails. Call by phone or send R. No. 3 Kipp
ere were welcomed home last' by mail. aforth central.
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eek. Both enlisted with the All restrictions I youR
1st.
The "Hearth of the World" was anthraciteecoal a to
can Go
vein -
;worried;
i,ctions on the export of
1.6
Why a man and woman, half the iven on Tuesday night in the, en lift by
time, feslmng nervous despondent, g
worried; some days headachy, dull and 'Town Hall to a Crowded house. - floor according to received by 0. A.a notifica-
Magrath,
John Berry
�nstrung• some days reallyby
illness.
�ineapaci- Ir, and ng o n
4 ice. the engagement of their Fuel Controller for Canada. "This
the immediate re -
Bert Veneer, the marriage to take
*take place. Instead of thousaieds of place early in Marcid. Ito Canada dealers, which have he-
alf-siek, anaemic -looking souls with : will be Men's Day eln held up by the United States e
arty, muddy complexions weth should ' Next Sundayt
i se crowds of happY,h healthy, e oossya- 1 it the Methodist church.. Spec-I.
isltorta�e thiastweinl
4: Ked
is that
ounce to Wit- j will result in
If we all would practice inside bath• ' youngest daughter, Elia, lease of many
sited e a
shipments consigned
$,ng, what a gratifying change would
oheeked people everywhere.
the human system does not
aid itself each day of all the was
which it accumulates under our pres.
ent mode of living, For every ounce
'of food and drink taken into the system
nearly an ounce of waste material
must be carried out, else it ferments
and forms ptomaine -like poisons which
into the blood
INV
KIDNEYS QCT BMLY
Take tablespoonful of Salta if Back
hurts or Bladder bothers—Drink
lots of water. -
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nal sermons will be p to w eliminated We Me a; nation of meat eaters .and
the men.
CREDITON.
Rev. S. Hauch was recently pres-
ented with a leather rocker by the,
members of his Sunday School el -
r, Is ,, our blood is 'l1ed with urio acid, says a
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' """" "" """` "- j well-known authority, who warns us to
FOR SALE 1 be constantly on guard against kidney
trouble.
Good 8 -roomed brick dwelling. The kidneys do their utmost to free
the blood of this irritating acid, but
with kitehen, in !Zurich. Also gar- t come weak from the overwork; they
den with plenty fruit trees. ApplyI get sluggish; the eliminative tissues clog
are absorbed ass, to Mrs, V. Kochems, Zurich, ante
1 and thus the waste is retained in the
0 Just as necessary as it is to clean Esther 'Hail' is attending 4t33 blood to person the y
lie ashes from the furnace eachy, I
1Se3
the inside organs of the previous days oasts passed away on Feb.•
?accumulation of indigestible waste and { was a ,native of England. present, Town and country can' full
bleo sediment,
ediment oto seek relief during
;body toxins. Men and women, whether 1 the night; . when you have severe head.
; Bishop Beininiller, of Cleveland, i now be ,supplied. We have on i obliging y
ou 'II occupy the pulpit in they hand a good supply of hard an aches, nervous and dizzy spells, sleepless•
soft coal. ness, said stomach or rheumatism in bad
weather, get from your pharmacist about
four ounces of Jad Salts; take a
tablespoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast each morning and in a few
days your kidneys will set fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and has been used for generation]
to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys,
to neutralize the acids in urine so it is
no longer a source of irritation, than
ending urinary and bladder disorders.
Ad Salts is inexpensive and. cannot
injure; makes a delightful effervescent
lithiawater drink, and nobody can make
a mistake by taking a little occasionally
to keep'the kiting.* oleas► and active.
da Miss1 entire system.
e openings at Toronto. When your kidneys ache and feel like
ors the fire tl eachorn bright and the millinery p , ,r,.,..• •..,. .w�•-•...,,,and -
ot, so we must morning clear' Geo. ssed Lawson, Sr., ole flithdile The coal Iami,nes, is over for the , pains in the beak or t e urineiscloudy,
bladder is rri-
Annual Report of
lectric rtm
1 Q
me
;`t �.`� richVilIage'
For 14 Months, ending 1 ec 31, 1918)
=Mick or well, are advised to drink eat
jlnorning, before breakfast, a glass of
'real hot water with a teaspoonful of
(limestone phosphate in it, as a harm
less mean's of washing out of the
*stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the
indigestible material, waste, sour bile
osweeten-
n,
ands purifying the thus nentiresalimen-
Lary canal before putting more food
into the stomach.
Millions of people who had their turn
,at constipation, bilious attacks, acid
*stomach, nervous days and sleepless
alights have become real cranks about
the morning inside -bath. A quarter
'Pound of limestone phosphate will not
cost much at the drug stere, but is
Euficient to demonstrate to anyone,
its cleansing•, sweetening and freshen•
tug effect rta;: - t the eyetei t,
Evatngelical church next Sunday.
R. N. Rowe's team ran away
while returning to Exeter, and in
a collision with a telephone post
one horse was killed.
FARM FOR SALE
120 acres on Sauble Line, L. R.
E. tan , (lay, 2g miles south of St
Joseph Good 2 -story briek house
and good bank barn, 42x66, new—
ly shingled, with cement stables
a'nd iii first times repair. Land
all improved. For particulars ap-
ply on nretimises, E. 'Hendrick,
proprietor , 3.9- St,
DEALER IN
Delaware & Hudson Cod's
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COMPARATIVE OPERATING REPORT
EARNINGS
Domestic Light
'Commercial Light
!Commercial Power
Street Light
Total Earnings
ASSETS
310,,66
873:86
3084.22
1500.00
626/74
COMPARATIVE
EXPENSES
Power Purchased 4113121.
Distribution Operation and 15.14,
Maintenance
Street Light Operation and
Maintenance, Regular 97.3a
General Office !Sall., expen. 250.5a
Interest and fixed charges 401.39
Distrib, system, overhead 3,42.7.67
Lime Trarcformers 991,96
Meters 86474
St. Light Equip. Regular 895:77
Mi;slcellalneous Con. Exp. 273.30
Old Plant 150,00
Total t?lalnt 1610744
Bank and Cash Balance 872.366
•,A.ecoittnts Receivable
Total Assets,
Total expenses
Gross Surplus
Depreciation Charge
Net Surplus
BALANCE SHEET,
6982.75
LIABILITIES
Debenture 13alanlce
Depreciation Reserve
Surplus
Total
4877:60
1391.14
227.00
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