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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1913-12-05, Page 5Farm or reale? I am receivin.g nutherous enquiries respecting Huron. County Farm Lands. If you want to sell will assist you with an advertising campaign that will bring buyers. to ottr favored . County. No Buyer No Charge • Call, write or phone for partienlars. E. ZELLER Conveyancer, Real Estate, ewe ZURICH, ONT. • RIDER AGENTS WANTED In EO I town any l locality s ride ynudemonstrate twith coasteer3bra a Srollerr SP PECIAL bicycle furnished by chains, Good money clan be made extension bicycles, tires e other sou dries. fea- tures, Our large production, together with unexcelled facilities and 25 years' ex. high-grade wheels g pgship pperienoe In building bicycles places us In a position to p direct tromfactory touser at LOWEST PRICES. TENDAYS' YS' T T �e will send a Ohee1 to a>IY au qnot9 t.T A B1 dress my senada on el tovai an after that time. We oouulld nt afford omake cent If do vie wot ere not keep our wheels are the best value for the money on the market. Write at once for new illustrated catalogue and full particulars of our At• WA,NTE D GOOD 1,400AL' AGENT at once to represent the OLD AND RELIABLE FONTIIILL NURSERIES, Splen- did list of fy'iiit• and. ornamental s Ck for fall .delivery ,.918 and Spring del- ivery 1914. Start at once and eeeure excliisiye territory. We supply handsome lle outfit and pay highest commissions. Write for foil particulars. Stone and Wellington ' • Toronto,Ontario • BROWN'S NURSERIES ARE FAMOUS For their pilus Peach, Apple, Phtin and Cherry trees. They have the best nursery soil in Canada .and are the largest growers of trees in the Doluinioli. Ali scions and bud sticks are nut by one man, and be has been UTtI LAN LAXMEiN'S MOVEMENT OF CANADA IS ORGANIZED n Thursday Oot. 20th Most sue sst;i1 meetings of the laymen of tie Evangelioal Lutheran Synod of Canada and the English Synod of Central Canada were held in St Mathew's Oburcb Berlin, There lnr119 to large representation of Lay. feel) and Pastors present. As ra result of the session in the interest of the laymen in practical church work has greutty increased and the Lutheran Laymen's Movement of Ctteada ie now at reality. The officers elected are, Presiddsit:—Mr. 0. H. Stiver, Unionville, 'Vice Pres, Dr. Stos irodf. Getman Secretary, Mr, L. Peine, New Hamburg. English 8 'aretarV, Dr. Johannis, Hamilton, Treasurer, Mr. A. Bitter Berlin It is pr.iposed to have a laymen's association orgttnizedin each corn gregation. Any member of an in iividual association is eligible to attend the meetings of the general Free Ladies and Gents Watc49,S, Rugs, Bracelets and Jewelry of Every Description, Lace Curtains, Rugs, House Furnish T ,Rifles, Moving Pic- ture Machine, Skates, Printing Press- es, Fountain Pens, in fact nearly everythnig you can think of you can get Aboslutely Free for selling our Beautiful Fancy Drawn and Satin Stripped handkerchiefs at 10 cents• each, They sell rapidly 0 can gener- ally be sold in every house. Don't send us any money, but write us to send you a lot of Handkerchiefs to sell, that when sold you will send us the money and the premium selected Selling 2e hendkerchieff entitled ,don to your choice of an elegant Watch, 8 gold Laid Rings, Lace Curtains, etc. Write usto-day, we trust you and take back the goods if you cannot sell them. in their employ many)' cars so no',aesf�ciation tlnd to vote. mistakes are inacle by using Wrong ' 'he following conitnittees were scions or lends. Send in list of stock ale., elected. Organizing Commit required and get their prices'- Writel tee—The five officers and Mr, Bart for agency as they have some unoec- mann, Hamilton Mr. Wellein, Ber- upiPil territory in this County. linLand INer Bolduc, Waterloo. 3ebnr Brown Brothers Nurseries. Vogt, Berlin ;Air. F. Committee— Otterbein y ella,nd, Ont; and Rev 0 Karnke, Berlin ---,:= ebilee Committee—The five ofd. - ears and Mr. Ferner, Guelph. Mr DWELLING FOR SALE INOLA CO. CHICAGO, ILL D><'. de Van•t emelt Pills 1 AA tickets valid to return up to and in- A reliable French regulator; never fasts. rase 4 n.Rs M`, Lin , TORONTO And Return SINGLE FARE (Minimum Rate 25c. ) From stations' Kingston, Renfrew, and west in Ontario. Good Going P.M. trains 'December 5th. All trains Decmber 6th, 7th and Stir. Account Stock Show Annual TI pills are exceedingly powerful in regulating the chiding Cecernber 9th. 1912. generative portion of tno female system. RefuseFull particulars and tickets at Grand - all cheap invitations• Dr. de van's are sold at Trunk Ticket Otiices- tfi a box, or three for $10 Mailed to any address. Ths 3suhei •t:r'u Vo.. as 'lathartaea, Ont. , Good house and good barn and stable,H galbfleieoh, Tavistock. Mr• L 24x50, with 5 acres of lima.. Good Sattler, Berlin. Mr. Julius Roos, well and cistern and back kitchen, Waterloo. Mr. Monk. Pearl Lake. well fenced and drained. An iia 1 Mr. AC One of tWehe gene important Toronto q estiona grass. Within half wile east of that this committee will have char of Zurich, For particulars applyl, is that of the celebration of the to Peter Woolley Zurich, P. E).t)f;th anniversary of the reforwlt there are 4?r acres adjoining -which" day also be purchased. Henry Bossenbeiry Licensed Auctioneer, Huron, Middlesex and Lt mpton. tion. The question as to where the neXt annual meeting will be held has left in the bands of the erect ti : e. The Meetings The attendance at the meeting Satisfaction guaranteed. ; was most encouraging. In the of Dashwood, Ontario' . f ternoon there were about sixty re Dates arranged at the officepresentatives present while the eI, number in the evening was overInt R. E. 13. DALIFOUR, graduatel four hundred. any laymen and Western University, late of+pasto s'Gierle presentnri% Toronto, Mew e tractive new offer and speoial.prioes. LIMITED pr BROTHERS, lL3 the Vital, nosnitill and IrictQile burg )almira, Stratford, Unionville. HYSL � 11os1 alit Landon. Office in the I Preston, Raspier, Tavistock, Lin SHUTER AND VICTORIA STREETS, TORONTO, ONT. building formerly occupied by the late! wood, Conestoga, St Jacobs, \Vat �pr10--�ienttonname o! paper whenanswering this xdvCrtisement Dr.McLaughlin, Dashwood. ;°rloo, Berlin. Zurich and other nieces'. A deep interest in the ser• it Pays to Pal t T. e Fall! The better the Paint, the better is -616t pays. It pays, because the wood is free of moisture and, no hot sun to blister the pint. It pays, because there are not many rainy days, and the dies and bugs are gone. It pays, because the paint has a better chance to take hold of the wood and dry hard 'and smooth, protecting the surface better for the eight roughest months of the year. And it certainly does pair to buy good paint It pays, in the fresh, bright colors= -it pays in protection—it pays in the longer wear. There isn't much difference between what you pay for good, honest paint, and "cheap" paint -but there's a big difference in what you get. IT PAYS TO E We handle 100% Pure Paint—(Pure White Lead, Zinc and Linseed Oil Paint)—the kindthat takes less and wears longer. Such paint as this on your house, is a good invest- ment. It brings daily returns in pleasure, protec- tion, profit. .. Thereto no question about: our prices being right r the kind of Paint we handle. hi> a the Paint, the Varnish, the Enamel, the r any kind of Painting you want CO 4o.tq e thing "Splc and Bpa 't 610610*fie. tele. me in for a color OA, 411110 Paint. For Wear end Weatherd¢ . °or Sale by C. ARTL I , Zuuric1/, Ont. 1 4 , vices and two stirring addresses *PTO) features of the meetings The first session was held in the !afternoon a, 2 30 o'clock which was ; palled to order by Mr. C Ft Stiver of Unionville Ont, There were several inforinal addresses and die oussic:ns' by clergymen and laymen eX1 '.The Object and Necessity Ili' the Lutheran Laymen's Moverneni' A committee was also appointed to draft aconstitution for presen- tation to the representation at the evening session.,„. Two Stirring Addresses In the ensuing, when the attenrl- anee was exceptionally encouraging, i two stirring addresses were delivered, after which the formal organization 1.took place: The devotional service 1 vas conducted by Rev. Dr. E. Hof. - Juan, Rev. W. 0. Miller leading in prayer. a: gV:;AF,dln �'�h:srY3wAlrovvr'G„-.;.., *A ti INESI FOR HARVESTING IN WESTERN CANADA ” RETURN TRIP EAS'€•." $18.00 FR`t M WINNIPEG Plus half cent per mMacLeod, Calgary oor Edmonton to S'/inrdPag " GOING TRIP WEST." $1O.OG Tc WINNIPEG Plus half cent per mile from Witaloog up to MacLeod, aaglgr9, or EdmoaNa. GOING DATES AiIGUST 18th —From alt stations Kingston to Renfrew inclusive and east thereof in Ontario. Alj6UST 22nd —From Toronto- and West en Grand Trunk Main Line t,► Sarnia lactusive and South thereof. AUGUST 25th —Frost Toronto and North-Western Ontario. North of but not including Grand Trunk Line Toronto to Sarnia and heat of Toronto to Kingdtod. Sharbot Lake and Renfrew, including these paints. SEPTEMBER 3rd.—From Toronto and all stations in Ontario East of but not including Grand Trunk Line Toronto to North Say. SEPTEMBER 8th antom d WCststhereof in Ontario,l eludiunk ng CPTpR. Line ronto toSudburyoto inclusive, Marie, Ontario, but not including Azilda and West. oNE•WAY SECONO•CLASS TICKETS WILL BB SOLD TO WINNIPEG ONLY One-way second class tickets to Winnipeg only will be sold. Each ticket will include a verification certificate, with an extension coupon. When extension coupon has been signed couponn pill be a farmer, honored upshtoowing September engaged fore holder to work as a ticket at rate of one 1 alf cent Per mile Norther orf Grand Trunk P cific station ays of Manitoba, oSaskatchewanaor Albs t'z but no Northern west of Edmonton, e Calgaryissued ored ntcli, Alta. punch A certificate will be issued entitling Purchaser to a second-class ticket rood to return from any station on the Canadian Pacific, Canadian Northern, or Grand Trunk Pacific Railways in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba east of MacLeod, Calgary and E mom to original starting point by the same route as travelled on going journey on oc before November nth,. 1913, on payment of one half cent per mile (minimum fifty cents) up to tthhe Winnipeg age to on arrivalfrom at destination and works at least thirty days rovided the holder deposits at harvestti certificate with For full particulars see nearest C.P.R. MAgenntt. * turn, O.L,,A.. C.T.R Toronto . ,a,; Yp: a^'z t r• .a..T!ii'r<:.'hm't't,..af' E You will alY,,ays find all the latest styles in furniture such as Brass and t idol fads, Te -Ws, i tv Etc You could find no designs prettier, more striking or pleasing. we can surely satisfy you in the selection of furniture as re... gards design, construction and price. Furn itluefd Funeral Director Several hymns were sung. It was most striking to witness the singing of the hymns in both German and English languages simultaneously, After the reading of two scripture lessons, kir. Charles Smith of the Board of trustees of St. Mathew's Church on behalf of the congregation welcomed the visitors. Rev. Dr. E. Hoffman of Toronto then stated that the purpose of a gathering was to a- rouse a greater interest in practical church work among the laymen of the church. For this purpose two excell- ent speakers had been secured for the occasion. Ile regretted the fact how- ever, that the.first of these was not a i laymen. He had tried in vain to se - euro a laymen who was prepared to give an address in the German lan- guage. When he was in New York last week, he had been advised to se- eure Rey. H. Bruckner, Hoboken, N. J. "He is just the man you want" WaS his advice. According he reques- tedRev. Mr. Brueckner to deliver an address. He cordially consented to do so. Rev. Mr. Brueckner, who spoke in German, has charge of the Seamen's Quarters at Hoboken and is in touch With every clay practical life. Hie earied, often interesting and not too pleasent experiences enable hill to view a situation from the laymen's standpoint. His address last evening was a Ivonderful revelation of his per- sonality, The fact that he was min- us a:regular ministerial garb immed- fately gave hint the appearance of an enthabiasticlayman. This, combined with his genial disposition and finen- cy of sproeh, won the rapt attention of his hearers. (contintt®d on page 8) C.BEKVE119 F'LESC i4r8 RE rr he fundemel7tal policy of this business is to give bet- ter service and better value than is expected, we make a distinct bip for the very best trade. The custom look which markes garments is due to the manner o (their production, and the infinite skill and care de- voted to their manufacture. The style and fit show for themselves at a glance, and we give the most positive aflsury- ance of satisfaction or no sale. The simple fact is that we have the finest range of . Cloth- ing possible to produce and at right prices, ORDERED CLOTHES A SPECIALTY Butter and Eggs taken in each. tinge. SAMI The . Gent'ii Furnisher.