Zurich Herald, 1915-04-09, Page 5THE CHURCHES
EVAN. CHURCH SERVICES.
Sun<lay, German 10.00 a,
Junior y, P. A. 1,00 '>ra.
Sunday School 2,00
" (Service) English 7,00 ",
• Teachers meeting 8.00 ``
Mon., Tri -Mil Brotherhood 8.00
Tuesday, Y. P. A. 8.15 "
Wednesday Prayer Meeting 8,00 "
l+'riday Teachers Training ��-
• Class 7:30•
" choir practice .8.80 "
Ladies Aid meets lsb Monday
each month at 7,80 p.
LUTHERAN CIIURCH SD.RVIOES
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German, Sunday 10.80 a. m.
,English • " 7.00 p. m,
Bible School 2,00 p. m.
1VIen's Mis'n'ry 8 Tuesday 8.00 p. m.
Luther League Friday 8.00 P. in.
L A S 1st Tnes'y of month 2.30 p, m,
• You are cordially invited to take an
active part in all these meetings and
services.
"Blessed are they that heal -the
word of God, and keep it. Luke 11.28,
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CONVEYANCING, ETC
FIRE INSURANCE'
PLATE GLASS INSURANCE
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN
AGENT FOR GREAT WEST
PERMANENT LOAN CO.
AOCOUNTS COLLECTED
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Herald Office Zurich
SHO
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STORE
I hkvea large stock of all
the latest aid bes, iu :teas'
Ladies and Chilclreu Shoes.
our i•,
Call incl look over riles
before year: buy elsewhere.
We can Save you money,
Repairing Promptly Done
Butter And eggs taken
excbange for shoes.
David
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LOCAL NEWS
• 1VI1; Ezra jCuepfer,of Dixie, is 'rec•
overing from a serious attack of pueu-
monia. •
II Lm-.1Y.ifENTS.
Miss M. Koehler visited her sister,
Airs D. Studer, 'Tavistock, 'over the
holidays,
Mr E J' Tess, of the London Col-
legiate, is spending the week at his
home here.
Mr and Mrs O. Eilber attended the
funeral of the late Miss Wentzel at
Crediton on Wednesday.
New Ads in this issue—J. Praetor
E, Apple, C'. W. Hess and 00, Stewart
Estate, Mrs C. Grieve, G. Merner,
Prof. Seeley,
Mr. I Hudson is having good success
with his cream hilliness. On Weilnes
six hundred pounds were brought to
his store for which his customers re-
ceived 84 cents a pound. • ,
The penalty of $300 for the first.
offence of violating the license law
under the new amendments to the
License Act does not apply to the
CanadaTem.perance'Act which is . a
Dominion measure.
Oxford county council Passed a re-
solution asking all c nth ty councils in
the Provinceto l_te•norializ e the Le-
gislature to so amend the Ontario El-.
eetions Act as to have municipal el-
utions every two years, instead of every
year as at present,
With the disappearance of the snow
and ice, there is usually left An
acoumnlation of refuse, which, even
though it may not c woe unhealthy
Conditions, at least has it, very untidy
appearance. Householders slionld.
have sefticientt personal and civic pride
to see that, this refuse is properly dis-
posed of as soon as possible.
11Ir a1i Henheffer, who is, without
doubt, one of Zurich's most yvicdely
known residents, moved out of his
hou-eon Monday and will slake his
fnttit'e .home with hi; son, Jacob
Fletiheffer, of Stephen township where
he is now yisitiug. 1Tr 1:Ienheffer has
been a resident of this seetiou for over
twenty! fire vear4, a.n 1 11,1; lived in
Zurich nearly all tlui.b time,. "l;ii,"
as he -is familiarly known to everyone,
was one of the inter• sting characters
about town, and the sight of him going
Clown the street ‘vi tit his axe o` saw;`
to do:a little job Of wood cutting will
be missed by all,
Binders, Mowers, all kinds
of Cultivators, Discs and Fer-
tilizer Drills, best: and light-
est made, all steel.
Manure Spr.aders and all
kinds of plows and repairs
always in stock.
Look at our Cutters
Sleighs, Buggies, and
Wagons before buying else-
where.
GRAY MOTOR ENGINES
1 II P: $75, 2i lt. P. $185; 4 11.
P.$125; 6 H. P. $175; 1-3 II. P. $2,2 5;
12 H. P. $875; (1111 'warranted ' first
class.
At the old Stanch—
' Sq,tiare Dealing Ow Motto"
F. Hess S6 Bon,
frf.stli l'A
ARP.; INSTAr LINO" A
number of IU3W devices
and' malting ol,lt•er itli-
prey cin ents' i0 otur, printing
1t111tii which will enable us, to do
joh work as neatly olid tjuicklyt
as any city office. Lai; us do
).our next jobb; 00 stetter how
loge or s'tnall it is, 11.1)11 we will
coirvince you that alhat we say
is right. Out p60'es are tris.)
right, Be loyal to, home indus-
tries. .
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Phone 30 W Zurich
• Notices
For Sale—Quantity of goad potatoes
Apply to Thos, Johnston, Jr„ Dry-
sdale:.
For exchange -1 have a brand now
aih to elate open buggy, latest style,.
with automobile seat, which f will ex-
change for a good strong driver, . 0
1lartleib,
Any person wishing potash for the
onion or potato guound can secure same
from J. IIey1, Jr,. This makes an ex-
cellent fertilizer when mixed with lithe,
ashes, etc,
FOR RENT
In 1\Ierner's block, Znt'icli, shop,
snitable for small store, etc. Will be
vacant May 1st. Apply to Gottleib
Kerner, Zurich.
S POTATOES ANI) • OAT'S •
Ativa, titt of first -clams seat potatoes
Sii 'n. Ki ug variety, for sale. Goad
sample and large yielders.: Also
quantity of guod seed oats for sale.
Apply to Alonzo Foster, Babylon Line
Tl.
it No. 3, Zurich.. until in a moment of desperate aber-
"Rough on Rate clears out Rats, ration she fled las house and left a.
Mien, etc. Don't Die in the House note bidding him not to seek her.
15c. end 25c. at Drug and monody At first she was in doubt where to
turn. She bad a little money Wild felt
sure she could secure n position as
stenographer and that a few weeks
would enable her to regain her old 1
time cleverness in the calling. Then
she reflected that Sanborn would nat-
urally seek her in the field of her for- ,
mer employment.
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'She thought of nursing, and it seern-
ed a haven. To forget one's own griefs
in comforting others in distress ap--14,
-ppcc pealed to her. A fortnight after her
4( bight she was n student nurse in a
private sanitariani under the direction
of a kindly old physician who pall
knovvnt and Loved the girl since her
earliest clays in New York. 'Wisdom
had come to hint with years, and he
knew that a few months of the seclu-
sion she sought would bring clearer
vision.
;A.t the first shod: Stillborn was nigh
to insanity. That hitt Katherine was
discontented he had not believed. Yet
in her note he saw what they had
missed because of this money matinees.
Itight--she was a million times right,
he told himself bitterly, and could he
DAD SMASH
While returning to bis home nt
Grant! Bend on Sunday evening Mr
Ezra Brenner suet with a bad accident.
He was posing Robert Cn1n1111ells', on
the Sa dile Linn south. when the a,ut-
°Middle cnn!gllt 111 a 1111,. np-4ettint; it
in a sleep ditch end smashing it 11i,dly,
11 Tr llrennbr esen; : i1 with 1 b lly
III'fl1 Ptl Ince. A 11.,th i' \roti n¢1 11111th
who was with Mr I11tumult in 1-,113 eine
escaped +tnhurt.
PRIZE `1'JNNI itS
Ant'm.I the eri Z t winners tel the
lien -sail Spring 1'i•lw held o1 March
31st, we now the following: Carriage
Team ---\V Weide, A Reiehnl't, Single
Carriage— 1' !bili 111, it E her. Road-
ster `L'eli.nl—J De ker. jingle R1,a+1-
ster—\V Elliott; G Koehler. Stan•
tltrtl bred stallion 1..1.8 and over—N.
A. Canton; T !Murdock. Special " fol
farmer's •single driving ' outfit—Alf
Reichert. Best hall—Oscar Klopp.
E Wnran got 2nd prize at the Clinton
show held the following day.
KAISER'S LAMENT
L1 gloomy state the Kaiser sits
con'ilnunin,g with Itis da Chshniol, Fritz
t`Alite, my pup," the war lord sighs
"thelast faint hope within me dies; 1
'"eco tit leen have no Chauco to vwttltop
Albion 11111 Franc,, ilty Couusel'ors
should be in jail; t'Iny fil!e:l iso with a
fairy tele. They t 1'11 me Prance was
weak and frayed,n. nation Obsolete, d'r
rayed;, said that; if I Brod a gun, the
French world take a fit and run. They
said old bugland, gone to seed, wns
to inert to fight and bleed, ton mach
wrapped no in idle spirt, in football
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in 'his profession !dews had hem; tit+•
throhed, and pew gods set up tut atlol'lt•
Cron and devotion, for Sanborn was et
his best when piloting a corporation
craft through mazes that hafted tire
inteiat of the statutes.
"I'm losing the man 1 married," she
cried to. hereelf in the solitude of neg-
lected wifehood. "He's slipping, slip -
Ong, and I cannot preveet it, cannot
hold him."
:With disillusionment came unrest,
with unrest rebellion, To the woman
it seemed that all that life held worth
wh11e was being taken from her, She
eras envied as the wife of a brilliant
man, one destined to acquire great
wealth, but these were not desirable
t,o her.
"Sometimes—I'm not quite bnppy,"
she told him falteringly one night i
when be remarked her apparent ill-
ness,
"Nonsense, little girl! We're getting
along famously," he told her.
"You are," site answered dully..
• "Well, it's fur 1)e both,,' -was his re-
ply, but 'it did not satisfy-
For three years site endut'ed it, and
because there wore only the two of
them life grew lonelier and lonelier
Sanborn taus put In u room in a part
f the baildfrtg where only the grado:.
ate nerses were usually allowed; eon-
sequently it was some days before
(Catherine knew the roof that shel•
tered bee housed Dwight.
The physician installed herr is a
vote adjoining Sanborn's and explain-
ed enoiigb of the situation to the nurse
u charge to secure her as ally in what
he hoped .to accomplish.
"Bang your medicines! 1 want Kath-
erine. Do you iaear? Get her!" she
heard one morning in commanding
tones. She started, listened again to
his voice in de}ir'luni, then peeked cau-
tiously through a half opened door.
He wvas hardly recognizable, this sal-
low faced patient with sunken cheeks
and bulging eyes. With a quick little
cry of pity and love she ran to him.
"Dwight, Dwight," she sobbed, "bere
is Katheriltle! :Here, dear! Don't you
know me?"
"Go away! You're not Katherine,
She left Ise. I've lost her, and I want
her. 1 want her!" And tears cause to
his eyes, as they d!d to hers.
The wise old doctor permitted ger
to assist In the nursing, but there were
times wben she was rigidly excluded.
The exclusion Burt ger, but the doctor
was inecorable, and obedience is the
first requirement in a resort of the
•kind, so she had to obey.
It was the morning of the 1st of
June. Katherine was in the room ad-
joining her husband when she heard
him can.
"Oh, Katherine!" And there was a
naturalness in the tones that indicat-
ed returned reason. S
hedropped l
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book she had to rush to him, and iu
his eyes were reinembrunee and clear
understanding,
i 'Kathetilue, it was you, then. I-1
thought 1 dreamed it"
"vin sorry, Dwight, sorrier than 1
can ten yon. It was all wroug, ley
ruing away. I-1 mint •furgiveuess,"
she whispered, .
"Forgiveness? Yon? leather 1 should
ask it. It hits been hard. it seemed
cruel, but perhaps it was for our good,
sweetheart. The buy you used to love
is t'onling back-cotililtg bark—cui11!ng
hack. sweetbeart."
. Puy a moment he lay silent, his eyes
- teased. Then Ile itlarled.
' "Tile birds. dearest, the birds';' be
asked.
-It's the first day of June," she whir•
pored.
".1 Ine. Katherine, .lune for us for al-
ways." he murmured sleepily as be
lifted the hand that lay- In his to his
lips and kissed it. Anil like a tired
:hild he slipped into sleep, street sleep,
t,!t11 ,111 ttwiltceu!un ie hallpiuess and
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Reunion After Both Had
Suffered.
By MARIE SYLVESTER. t
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Katherine Denton wns a not un-
usual product of a workaday great
city, yet was she au exception to her
sisters. In years she was twenty-two
when Dwight Sanborn first knew Iter, find her again they would begin to-
when
added to physical attractiveness, getllet' at the Stal'1 and, please Clod. go
this time aright. But search was un -
was an .indefinable something that •re availing.
minded you of Dresden china or dein- • Then Caine the breakdown, complete.
�.. Money To Loan
13000.00 private hinds to loan on
first mcn'tgnge at current rate of inter-
est, Apply to A. F. Hees Herald
Office, Zurich.
We IN 1) HT. d`.ILtI:(1111(1 to :any
address in Canada to Jan 1st, 7916,
for 75 cents. .
ty, delicate. silks—something alien to a tn•iserable, and the physician prescrib-
his his wife jostling world of dollars and ed the sanitarium where � e was
retelling the rudiments of nursing,
:guns.
Miss Denton was a stenographer in
the law office where young Sanborn -
worked after graduation from the law
school rural where be subsequently
earned a junior partnership. In the
first days of apprenticeship to the law
he remembered -more of Browning
than of Blackstone and quoted the
philosopher Kant to the neglect of the
legal Ke11t.
It was similarity in taste that first
brought the young people closer than
steitograpliet• and employer. Sanhurn
was dictating a petition 10 be filed in
an action fur breaell of promise, and
his levity evidenced his distnle of filo
task. .
Flippantly he t}uutud front
i3rowning's immortal sonnet. nil•' :'
the incautious defendant had til „t i'
rated in a letter destined to be nu e
hibit in the case:
1 love thee with a line 1 soca eti
iV ith my lost saints. 1 lave thee 5.i;,) 1..
breath. liin les—
The'reSt escaped 1•iiIn,
"Smiles!" be 111001rtl, in an t':1'+11: t.,
'eroehmler, when Hiss Delit,tit 11111)
rupted :
Smiles, tears of utI my life, till 11' (1,,1
lochr.e
I sha,i but love thee better atter 'lent!'
The rtprtition W118 iwi eist•IIaI, of
course, and Mile )ti0114 \rennin let ,',-
Cabe her the Topressed tenseness t;l'
the tones which told of sympt)Iiy with
(be heart that gnu the sentiment to
-tile world and More than ihilt 10 11
man who emild inspire it. •
Sanborn Lnighel, thanked her fin.
completing 111e i]1101011011 and 1!1,! ;I• d
outlining' the petite e, aftertt urtl hr
remembered, and a defy 1)r'two !carr
a dtiinttly bound 'glume of th' I•ul•
tnguesc nonuel:y t'e11(111)1 aliss 11(11111('1
desk vri(h Sanbt)rn's—earth, That ails
the beginning.
Love enure rlulskly to both of thele,
and 501111.01y a year elapsN} until Kath-
erine 1)entou was E' ll'hc•riue 71i)111101'11.
Courtship t111ys were dreams of melon -
field
t 111ri-
field aucl teunis court Anil elle w.In:il plishulent llatl` developl.neut of higher
crumble ata hick, an.1 I, they sail, ideals they hot!eved They wanted to
should do the trick. They told 11 realize.
Unssi1 vv'n,tl,j 110, 5 liol 11151+1gani t(1
i1,111 1001(1, people' -1101((:.1 11.11
1101.aial fir*, 11.11(1 00(11(11 was ti ir. 011(1
hi' re. And sl \ I to k lny sword and
shield, 11111 411iOgesit 0, and wen af1.1)1l
TItsc C))ti,itlloi'4 11 IVO tcaid nIo fibs,
f )r 1'rasci; li.t- 1 ielced nue in 1110 a'ih.,
and 1 +iglaail, \\ it!ol; they Said -was
weak, h:l'-!lit1ll illy hose all.o'er 111\
cheek 1 n11 Liu. al el t out 0;1111d bee-,
But; !while the WOlflan Loved and
lived and dreamed, the seen deteriorat-
ed to the typically ulnscalline, Ile be-
came brilliant in mauipulntion of the
lrrtv's it4rloacies and was nitide it reg --
Warty i'ettined counsel to n number of
immense' Roil important coigioratiotts.
Ells days at the grace were titled with
the law, and the evenings nt home
felt 'the .dominating influence of ambi-
tions passion.
and 1111 ine :mei 1111108 is 11)0 elbt'. h1,i Instead of the dreams of Sweetheart
lands (lortailint, pup, they seed!, 11 days, everything was subor'dinrttecl to
have all kinds of.vini and steam" Th the quest toe' legal success. And to
dachshundyowled, loud as he ihiist Katherine nine the tliolaght that even
and then was changed t0 wienet'Wiltsk.
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.11 Ozniews
Anyone .ending a.slcetch and description,u•a1
qu,altlr'ts:ertaln our opinion Sree wdhether an
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rventlun is probably patentable. CnntmunIca.
eonsstrlotlyconldentlal. iP.h0B001: on:atal
cent free. Oldest .a oney for securtltx patents.
fc atonts taken through Munn W Co. receive
wan/ notice, without ebn r0 e, :lathe
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{{ppbb dlp',, , •s�+4.;re,^ tai � i f
Torrance School, Guelph,
decorated with "Neu -Tone".
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Home in Montreal, decorated
with "Neu -Tone"
., Church in Nova Scotia,
decorated with "Neu -Tone".
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It is so easy and so economical to have a beautifully
decorated home, with "NEU-TONE" Flat Finish.
The soft, restful "Ncu-Tone" tints will delight the woman
and man who appreciate refinement and delicacy in the home.
When you "Neu -Tone" the walls, you save all fuss and
bother of washing and scraping the plaster to re -decorate.
Simply apply another coat of "NEU-TONE" in any shade or
tint desired.
`,`NEU-TONE" is cheaper than wall paper. It is truly
economical—absolutely sanitary—can't fade, scale or rub oft --'-
AND IS WASHABLE. Soap and water cleans a "NEIJ-
TONE" wall and takes away dust, stains and finger prints.
Marble-.Jtc Floor Finish will withstand all the tear and
abuse to which a floor varnish is subjected ; it er..n be used on
hard dr soft wood floors ; every can carries with it a money-
back guarantee.
"MA
E IN CANADA"
We have for you. a Dopy of each of our two books on
home decoration --`',Harmony in Nen-Tone'' and "Town
and Country Homos"..Ask for them when you come
Chas. I-Tartleib, Zurich, Ont.
D. Tiernan, Oashwoocl, Ont.
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