The Herald, 1914-01-09, Page 8Famous Gray Motor Gasoline En-
gnes::
1 and 1;r Horse Power $55. 00'
23 a ,t 75.00.
4 6 " x;105. 00
6 a ri 175. 00
8 14 II 285. 00
12 875. 00
Sold by F. HESS . SON Agents.
hank�ur
ustortiers
liberal
orded us
st year,
all .. A
rosperous
gar.
SC
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
LUTHERAN CHURCH
COAL! COAL!
Deleware, Lackawanna,', &
Western Coal Co's
Scranton Coal.
All Sizes
ALF. SCRUTON
Hensall.
At the services on Sunday the pas-
tor, Rev. W. O. Miller B. A. read the
annual' reports of the congregation
and its various societies and Organi-
zations. These reports showed mark-
ed and enthusiastic progress and act-
ivity along all lines ofchurch work.
Above $1700.00 were raised by the
congregation in 1918 in its various
activities, -about :$200 more than
in 1012. A very encouraging, In-
spiring tone seemed to prevade -the
entire meiizbership and a long stop
forward is being planned by the var-
ious organizations for the year 1914.
The Sunday School has been thor-
oughly reorganized and graded,
Weekly offerings are being taken and
the regular officers' and give iers'
meetings faithfully attended. The
Ladies Aid Society of , abqut (40)
members is taking up the systerra
tic study of missions at its sessions
and a general awakening in 74��
ary activity is everywhere `
The newly elected officers of t
.ice society are: President, Mrs. ,V. C.
Miller; Vice. Pres. Mrs. T. Johnston;
Cashier, Mrs. F. Hess; Secy. 1g1as. J.
Deichert.
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/ .MAKING
kID WINDOWS
your orders, we can make
hey will keep you ware
LOGS WANTED. -°
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ZUIC
Fanning II
Sieves
I ani agent for the Clinton. fawn
mill sieves, and fanners re.
ir int; any, can procure them at
7 farm, South of Zurich
John Hey :Ir.
e,
YO,LV.
Lew
Zurich's Leading
tam: Shop the only Place,
cera the Newest is alway$
own first and satisfaction
arantedd.'
Laundry in, f c e *tie
Contractors
- , We -are ready to figure on your
Mason Contracts
and Cement
Work
-
.17.11"
dCav . - .-we2,1vm,ae:lyA%o.
totyou ever .considered.^painting _fromh.n' a
saabdpol, _*
1puraucftpolicy T.
Tge,prentium represented by the cost 01 patnti1g is is proportion'
�'tlte impudence of: the security %riled; no higher than othertuaunaCa
'On fact It Is cdnsiderably smaller, and soots becomes a adults quantity
Why Eire lasuranoe-Tornadd Insurnate.-1.1ghttdakiods t
rbey duly protect whed'ttaat wbtpli you w(01t to plelq, hsppeets?'
`Hari-Senour Pa it JO0/o Pier e
/Allords the utmost- proteettdn,Insures 'your ' property,. beglunln4,q'
wltb'1ts application. .1,'wp .s`:14Ar`-t''I 4Vtiattle-"... 7t' 1Nat
r. It wards off the sun dogs a Old Sol, the pipe of o1d }µct Prost that
"1 ravages of Old PPtberrTYme. b q'�Y,g,�#
-4;VI Priventt del -Tall -checks- acterloraUoi No linter, surer or sal*
a'tiiabltlinauranc cbuld be offered„
For next seasn..11. No contracts to
large and too small to receive our
careful attention.
LOUIS WEBER, Zurich.
CHAS. MEYERS, Blake.
Silice Rev. Miller's coming to this
parish an active Young People;?Soci-
iety (Jugendbund) has also bean or-
ganized with some thirty-five' mem-
bers. This organization meets every
Friday evening and studies Missal's,
Doctrines and History. Its chief
object is educational and therefore no
marked financial results could be re-
ported at the annual meeting, but is
doing a blessed work along ,the lines
for which it was organized to interest
and educate the young in the glorious
history and teachings of the church
of the Reformation.
However the crowning social'' work
of Pastor Miller has been his sticeess-
ful organizing of a large and enthus-
iastic Laymen's Missionary •Society.
Each Tuesday evening this society
has the pleasure of listeniing to aa, most
instructive lecture on either lloctrtine
or history, or missions. To Some to
one of these inspiring Laymen's lest-
tires means to come to all thereafter
for at last Tuesday evening':; lecture
on Missons the conformation hall was
nearly crowded to -its limit. Earlyin
June the various memberst of this so.
t
eicty Will likely begin an 7 every
member canvass" of the com Legation
to rai..e this church's share of $100,
000.00 Ontario Lutheran Educational
Fund as a memorial of the 400th.
anniversary of the Protestant Refor-
ination, October 31st: 1917
BEAVER MEADOW
OnTuosday'evening of lastweek
week,,the home of Mr. and Mrs., Win.
Beaver was the scene of an unusual.
happy gathering, when a large num-
ber of young people assenibled.express
I^i for, tie purpose of demonstrating
their appreciation in the form . of a
presentation to their daughter Salina.
Inm1i diatoly after the arrival of the
guests at t.iie Beaver home, Miss
Beaver was made the recipient of ` a
Plated Silver brush and mirror sat
presented by Miss Mary Gascho, ac-
coinpan ..:1 by V'ie following address
whizii was read by Miss Myrtle Hor-
lie a v, salinal
we a ilii t'l,or of your young ,,friends
have loimucii with d.ep regret tlui you
trio about ,,o leave, our neighborhood in the
near tutw e, ,..(3 so Prompted by that fact
wet -7 here tonight as a'fn,re,
well z qtr; ., , CYpreel to you the waren
feeling, Hob each and all of us cherish
to proni yon, unit WO trust that tiie ties of
fi iend i* -'.p which exists between us, shall
not be :;e - r'ed by your removal, that it
shall continue and broaden. However we
truattl:itt the y,ilne measure of suebess: -or
even still grouter may orowp your future
sayer. Aitlxr, t;+qh you are leaving erre
midst,, wefeel that many pleasant itssacia-
tions and recollections of it, will tend to
link the past with the future. Few •we
could not let this opportunity -pas with-
out availing ourelwos cif ilio prtveaege of
showing, in a more tangible wiiy ' than
mere 45,01' I. , our feel ing'towwards you. Wo
herefore asl; you to accept this gift a,tid
t it serve as a token of our good wishes,
ft
vi a reminder r of the many .1104
clays
pc) it to;,oehet
Signed in behalf of those assembled
£Niton' ruemner and Milan iRooder.
Miss Beaver responded in a'. kindly
lrinrai er, sithough taken entirely by
Aurplire and cl. thataked those present.
o1iowing this the eial,ire party par,-
Af tet'
•
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1 HE MAATINI•SENOUR _dO., uroaca'\
Pl*Nunn Punt PAINT. % ('�'7nxVTnaAL
FARM FOR SALE `l
Si 26, 50ao. 28 aures ploughed,
11 acres soede;i, rest bush. Frain
barn 36 .x 56. Good soil partly*;
drained-, and a never failing well;.
For particulars, address, John
0 Cochrane, R R No. 2, Hensall;
P. O.
which a most dainty lunch was par-
taken off, after lunch amuch appreci-
ated program was rendered by mein --
ben of the party. All returned home
feeling that Mr. and Mrs. Beaver and
their daughter had proved themselves
to be splendid entertainers.
Miss Fannie Gascho . of Zurich
spent the holidays under the paren-
tal roof.
REV. A. D. GISCHLER
IS REMEMBERED
One of the best and most success-
ful Christmas entertainments in the
Evangelical Church was given on
Christmas ,night, tuicler the auspices
of the Sunday. School. The program
consisted of recitations, choruses and
drills by the scholars, interspersed
with excellently relidered musical
numbers by the choir. The selections
by the male quartette and the tab-
leaux are worthy of special mention.
The high'standard of excellence es-.
tablished by its organization in form-
er years was more than maintained
and brought out a record attendance,
many being unable to gain admitt-
ance, Following the custom of pre-
vions years each member of the Sun-.
day School was presented with •'a
package containing.sweetmeats and
fruit.
The •Christrpas tree was loadedwith
gifts, which were distributed at the
close of the program. Amongst these.
these gifts was a, beautiful cano-aln-
brelia to Rev. A. • D. Gischler, the
pastor of the church; . and a .^gold
Abutted parasol to ,lairs. Gisehler;
the Sunday :School in, this way show-
ing its appreciation of the service*
rendered by the recipients in'tbe work
of the Church which is at present' -'in
It highly prosperous condition. ' The
proceeds, which were the largest on
record; will be applied towards the
purciiase of taa magnificent new organ
which is about to be installed.
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Poll
1 43 37 27 0 24 70 , 10 10
2 • no- 25 ..8 eta 15 20 14 01 5
3 02 04 83 121 78 243 70 ;133 32
4 43 77 58 83 01 18 48 ,08 81
'5 24 44 233 40 05 10 26 48 21
G 48 130 13 40 52 30 71 80 85
7 134. 21 37 0 84 33 18 28'.4
f3 25 61 1:3 20 10 28 53 58 1
800 411 320 348 304 2813 240 4772,281
STANLEY
laueeve -Win. C4leu, Councillors --
John McKinley, Ti, Driwars, Jas Keys
Joseph Hood.'
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.Reeve -`1.I rte6,en 70: O. Geiger
66; J. W. Ortwein 59. _Councillorsu--
G. Hudson 121;1).:Nichol 119; W.
K. Pfaff 116; A. 'Smith 107; 11..
Tlc,selt 80; Geo, Tctlrl 58.
PHONE 13
ZURI
FIUROf*1'S LARGEST COMBINATION STORE
Great Reduction sal
for 30 Day:8
I
haxe decided to reduce my stock and in order to d
I am making big cuts in price, Space will allow me to m
tion only a few of the many bargains I am offering.
'Dress goods regular. GOctsyd for 40cts
Flannelette (all colors) 36" wide
' reg 123 for 9cts
11/4 Flannelette blanket white grey
reg $1.50 for 1.25
12/4 " blankets white grey
reg $1.85 for 1.50
All prints regular 123 foa 10
All gingham reg .3123 for 10
Ladies all wool vest and drawers
reg $1.00 for 75
ft tt " • ..t
and drawers
tt
reg 85 for 50
union " and drawers
reg 60 for 40
tt tt " and drawers
reg 25 for 20
Ladies & children wool. hose 50 for 40
•tt .r tt25 for 20
Ladies fur ruffs and muffs $8. for 5
$1.2:for 8.
Men's and boys' ready to -wear
andoveiboais. • '
Hen's suits reg $15.00 for 1
tr
12.50 for
10.00 for
Boys' suits, reg reg $7.
tt tt reg 6. i
tt n tt
tt tt reg 5 for
reg 4, for
Men's overcoats reg $10. for
t` reg $8. foi
Men's shirts and drawers regi.
90 f
t .t' tt
<t it re,
CC .t 1t
it 4t
all paper roll
Yx'Ir ..t t.
YY [i 1x It
"it CC tx
Tapestl'y lour rugs reg 20.
10 lac toile etre reg $2.75 fo
10 pc reg 5, fc
ft
60
50
reg 25
reg 20
reg 15
reg 123
•it t0. 4i - 04 W it it
" • tt t1 ti -
rt $14..fer 10 20 lbsgran sugar $1 6 lits cof
winter coats this .season's style 04,„ 1 2,1211) box soda biscuit _,.2i,
reg $15. for 11,50 pail biscuit for '.25; 416.:'r..= Stai'c
rag. 1.2.50 for 9.' 3 1lls,,t4eeeled raisins for 2G0;
reg -10, for 7.50 choice a-,0 pan tea reg 800 for 20
Cash or Produco -
Da 1ioot Pail to attep:I. this Big .Sale.
Highest vices paid t<ar Farm Produce
c
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23
Zur
412`
Lotus know your wants. We
handle everything in Farm
Implements,
ani e
Supplies
Tallies;' all sizes and kilad1,
Belting, leather- or canvas, all
sizes, Shaft boxing and
shafting. Pomp and �t-rump
piping.
Buggies, Waggons, Sleighs,
and Critters.
If you are in need of ,Machine Re-
pairs we can get them for you. 'Wo
give specula attoution to our rot>tr
department.
0 IS EAN
Prbrnpi, Service
lodei at? rha"L'
ri
ll o,ceonlltrs .Inti sob!, 1, b;
mote, before 1)ec, 0,2nd- W
on to c,,,iior, hands' for eeiloct
torus 1.