HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1915-05-07, Page 5THE CHURCHES
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CYAN. 01-10,R0 ll SEM Tu1S•
Sunday, German 11.00 a, m.
Sunday School 9.45 °` ••
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Junior Y, P. A. 1.00 p. ill.
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(Service) English 7.00
Teachers meeting 8.00 `�`
Son., Tit -Mu 13rotherhood 8.00"
Tuesday, Y. 1'. A. 8.15 <<. " ,4
Wednesday. Player !Meeting 8.00 "
Friday Teacher's Training -•
Cass 7.80 "
choir practice 8.80 "
Ladies Ailt. nneets 1st Monday of
each inon.th at 7.30 p.
LUTHERAN( CfIuRCi[ SERVICES
Gerinlatny:$ilttday 10.80 a. m.
English " 7.80 p. 111.
Bible School ' 9.00 a. ►n
Men's 141is'n'ry 8 'Tuesday 8,00 p. m.
Luther League 1r'rids 8.00 p. u).,
L A S 1st•\VGtl:':y of mond! 8.00 11.4n.,
You are cordially invited to take a1,
active part in all these meetings alnn'cl
Services.
'Blessed are they that hear 'libel
. 'woad of God., and. keep it. Lltke l 1.28,
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Andrew F. Hess
CONVEYANCING, neTC
FIRE INSURANCES
PLATE GLASS I TSU'LRt1-'9S:OE
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
PRIVATE FUNDS'IttO IiOMSN
AGENT FOR GREAT WEST
PERMANENT LOAN CO.
ACCOUNTS COLLECTED
ACCIDENT I'.F'Sfp'RANCE
Herald Office Zurich
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LOCAL I
EWS
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A carload of cement received.
Praetor.
Mr H Smith and family moved to
Grand Bend on Tuesday.
.Mr Liubcrt Klopp of Niagara hall y,
visited his parents here on Sunday.
Mr George McBride took posses -ion
of the flour and feed store on i\loni ay.
Second Hand Keinpnlanuro spread
IT good as new, for sale at a right
bargain. Lonis Prang.
Dr. Hardie, dentist, at. Dominion
FTousc, Zurich, on Wednesday and
ThursclaY, 11'ray 12th and 13th.
The next meeting of the local branch
o'f the Women's Institute 'will be held
i.n 'tire Toivn hall, on Wednesday
(wooing at 8 o'clock. All tnenibers
are invited.
Mr Louis Prang' has ,arranged n
device whereby he Pharprns lawn
mowers with the use of his gasoline
engine In t)iis way he can do the
work gllielcll and in aP first alaLss,
manner.
41 Word was received on Tus'sday of
the death at St Clemens of Mrs Joseph
Hartman, wb.ich took pknce on Mon-
day evening. Among those who at-
tended the funera,on Thursday from
this sectioti'were. Mr andMrsWendell
Smith, Mr and Mrs. Alonzo Foster,
Mrs V Cochems, and Mrs. Hartman.
The deceased was a resident of Hay'
Township many .years ago.
ASIMOO OO 3 D
SHOE STORE
I havea 1 tr•t'e stock or al'
the latest an l hes; in 1•Ieiis'
Ladies: and Children SI OHS.
Call and look otverou inns
before you !briny elsewl
We can save you money.
Repairing Promptly Done ,
Butt' r and eggs taken in
exchange fol. •shoes.
David Pfaff
Dashwood - Ont
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tmPLEME.N
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Binders, Mowers,all kinds
of Cultivators, Dines .,and Fer-
tilizer Drills, best maid light -
Lest ' made. all steel.
Manure Spr.°,adeer5s anal all
!kinds of plows and rrepairs
Always in stock.
Look at our Caat>tlters
Sleighs,
Buggies,, and
'!Wagons before buying '-else-
where.
GRAY MOTOR Ei''iGINES
d,- H. P. $75; 2 .11. P. ;Ir85:, H.
P41,2-5; 6 H. P. $175; 8 H. 16.$235;
112 IH. 1P. $375; all warranted' =first
cE'etas.%
'At the old Stan4h-
6 Sitciar'e l.)ettling Otic. Motto'„'i.
F. ess
Mr Henry Talbot brought st numb -1
er of stalks of Alfafa to C Fritz''s shoe:
store the other day which measured'
twenty-one and one-half inches in
length. The alfafa was paned !from
a field on Mr Menno Steckley's farm
Bronson Line, Stanley, on May '1st,
and shows remarkable growth for -this
time of the year. Mr • Fritz 'would,
like to bear if any farmers in 'Hay
township can beat &its.
STILL A MYSTERY
The murderer of Robert 'Been. the
Colborne tow'ns'hip fanner, is still at
large, and although detectives have
been working on the ca�e since, the
murder was ,ceonuli'itt' td •no arrests
have been made. 'Tri 3 motive for the
murder is a mystery, as it was thought
that Me Rean•hadno enemies. His
lli-aney among ting to $17, and a
watch were not touched, indicating
that the motive was not •robbery.
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BLAK•E
Mr and Mos , Geo Ldighoffer of
Dashwood visited :at the home of Mr
Russ Johnston on 'Sun daay..
. Mrs G Eneetktletou ha, returned
home after .it pie -sant s'isi t •wi•,tn friends
near 'Drysdale.
Me 0 Zitk.amine(of eti't°aniost'hr'ogres-
sive fa.rnioLs, iso -1 txpirteil 'himself to
.tin a11t1) %:ft Z1t'ti ,keeping
rip with the titnt+-1.
tf 01:t;rk of 1$mi;'.1.11iedlcl., •\lisitetd his
ltrother an 1 flintily a 1 Sunday last.
Vi iht. E41,a'n'.ifiif r (.tf 1€eafforth,
vi,;ited hes' motile. ,no•I ,(titter laiieuds
recurs Ll y.
U't .Tor O h %" a411'til=u+i .^laic Fist.
I [' ' !o;tiry friend: h +,qos if,tr :11, .,speedy
Ms anti \[h•;; '!, t a'f o+if \\I[iie !niiglana
visited at tilt It gilt' ''f 'VII' III[• au,Llsfe
for a fete days law-, we,4r.
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1 ti5;4 V •J•Ii`nh( '1)e1lt, '1+,4l' 1�L\1' 1Ml'+l'Ih
'her friend, Jlt a tfaLtitie ticgt4a,'ols.
B7.AVER .NEEkl)OWW
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The fari'ngrs in tlLI, vicinity his'e
Cniallt d sp 1dit1, n• +;l are looking f•ir
,word to a hanoteo•1 a llarvrst,
tfr \V .1 Wt',tf f,n'lrl't'1, spelt
atoll '1'hn,',r1riy n.t •1 W I1orner'0.
—.,
ks,,t1 :pont. in,4t 5nlydav with the lettleis
-111. ul Airs Percy Clatlk of 110 mil
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BIXAr t� Il'lartllt-•4, 1T1'a11(1Mrs.Jeoe (ItLsclto.
PINS
1' eCdJ`iN �U)'V' -)
A liov' sl)iptatlont just in of
Bon fl,a.ils,•Cllncolal.tes-, site.
Tito hest thrtt'. a)1tta4ly can
:tiny
A'harge vat iety :at Comic,
Pt1.1i,ttir , .t"conic, e.c. Post,
0,1,e10, tft lr4'i(00.
\V1� 0.101 liovo rho Flag
Olt 01, 81ic nl'tli,ill'1 Etc.
Leading Brant! ett;idcrs.
Nellson's Flamm ice Create
MCCORMICK'S
RESTAURANT
11114'44„wrs Alpert and Ed Ktll'fl'isch
.low0t ilatzt Wednesday at (labii!
110.11,11 •
X14' 11 '1ni. I''rioter has taken chit two
tf 1.1e0; fr;'tis;la'r't li'i,c ,yn,r'tls n id .baa
•omua'ila,Ctirl \.11.11 \ri'h a full sr,ili of
'then.
A e1+111t l3i' of ()11.' young men, spent
nil +\' p'Pe'si'lj;' n•t 1):L511wood, sone
.,ttraeti 1101 Eh b•,ya,
hfi' T) twk1 ( tads.! of Idaho, k vi ash.
"!,+ fl'in'114 Item, after being away for
aw(a'iLtt:'i \'caul
,ind Mrs .7 Gaiser of 1.3hipka,
milt 1,1.E Monday at 1 ft' . Wm.
1'1'111111111 01:18.
Mr stn 1 1Trs alloses Geiger of Zurich
.+tnnt Snnalay at the home of Mi. and
NIPS E 13 1 o nev',
Zurich Merl
MARKET
Dl AL)1IL$ ;1A
Frekh and Salt " Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
CASK
4.1'01.1 S1KINS .k flIll S
un bi' t
Doichert
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Classified Ads
LgGAL CARi'DS.
PROO1)F00T, ISILT,AItAN, & PROUD.
FOOT. Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries
Public &c. Office, on the Square, 2nd
� door from I'Ialniiton St. �God.ericli.
I Private funds bo loan at 1owo.t rates
I W. Piott'ol'aar, K. C. J. L. Kijr.onAN.
\\'. PnoUDFoOT, Jn.
MEDICAL CARDS
1 A. J. MlteKINN''ON late Hous*
Surgeon, Erie County i lospital,
1lufTalo N. Y. Late assistant resi•
,lent Physician, tfa.tahn.tinn Maternity
Hospital N. Y. city. Irate of the
House Staff, New York Polyclinic
3h dical School and. I lnspilal. Drug
store in et nnestion. Offi!o; Zurich,
Ont.
Get your route bills for
1915 printed at the .Herald
Office. Prices reasonable. J
Farms F 1r Sale
210 acres of good 1,�Lrining ami
fruit -land. 2000 peach trees of which
1000 Are in bearing, good, plenty of
water, good building, woll fenced and
partly • drained. ' For particulars
apply to Daniel Smith, R. R. No. 2
Zurich,
Unfair.
Jinkers — No ase talking; there's
Fumethi ng wrong with civilization.
Things must ;be reformed. Patience
has ceased to be a virtue.
I'.linkers—What's happened?
Jinkers—Here I'in n"ssessecl $1 deg
tai for a miserable little two'centeur
that my boy picked up someFvhere,
while my rich neighbor with a 4300
thoroughbred dogs not have to .pay a
•penny more. -New York Weekly.
Explaining ate Escape.
wipe you ever limon•;;' cannibLTs5F'
asked Miss Silligal.
"yes," replied the eotastamt traveler..
- "And they didn't have yon for din-
ner?"
"Certainly not! Let ane see, 'r met
some cannibals just before Easter."
"Oh, 1- see. Flow lucky for you that
you met them during Lents"—Wash-
ington Star.
Chip.
'Women are the spice ut lite."
"That's the time. yon said some
thing.
"And life without spice would be"—
"Spice? • 1 thought you said spies!"
replied the man whose wit'e had found
1 poker chili in his pocket.—Eoustoil
Post.
He'd Raise Them.
rllatma ti 'n1 Professor—flow do Yogi
[kinky C oqu;ll \?
Sporty Pirtle — if I only knew I
wouldn't bt' litok1' so (11.1111. --tit. 1.41115
Republic...
He Didn't Go to Lovers' Lane.,
1n 1 hp r; mmtin • u?1 my darling. '
111o,dt .n.. sore'mix( eight and nine!"
\Vas 11x1' 11=e"ssnev that she' sent Ina.
Ann 1 sh„uu'd. Is 11r1a!
131h alt mid,,1 iu t wns frantic.
Vainly e !naked r,11 ilfsr ram,
1 1\•e•• l,,t "' f rIn^rn'n�-
131es..rd tf ! ani ''1 rtnd 111• c.'1„'
He Is Funny.
Mao is in funny rreatnre. • FIe'il lose
$16 ON ,.1 !horse race and never s iy t►
word, but let him drop a eptfrter
through .1 ,erne!: in the four, anti he'll
want 1n tear it lie house down.--•hlot•id;l
Times- Union,
With ivla-in•law's Help.
Tie—i 1111 hilt \vi,rthy of con.
She—Never 11111111 1hot. I fe'e'l that 1
am ennoble of sinking nil the neves-
001'3' itnin'u\ 10'((1ls—,Ne'\\' Volk Thugs,
Unknown.
"1 sot, that iIlll i'bodr sot's untny u
101111 15 a part without : kno\vin it."
"\Veil: that's something we're. got tc
be tIt111ki`n1 for."—New Viirk \1'orl0.
TherWrecker,
Piro can Wreck the Milne aro leave it
Desolate and In despair:
13urstin Ltro plumbing also
Sratiers ruin everywhere;
Paperhangers have a knack or
Topsy .turve ing a place.
And a healthy boy can always
Change its neatness to disgracee.,
But there's nothing; so completely
Puts the home upon the blink
As a bttsy little baby '
And a nickel's worth of ink.
—Detroit Free Press,
Costly Buff.
Crawford --Is he son y he boasted so
much to 11i9 wifA phm,'t,. 1a;a 4nnnm6.,
5,2 .,A.:: ".`r'.'rl ('I t..." Cil -yr,r i k'r,^
COUNTER' N Ail E '
Check colo
For General Stores
,C (E are selling agents for App]eford's
J popular counter check books. Our.
prices are the same as city travellers
charge yon for Them. Let us know your
'rants and we will cheerfully show you
samples and quote prices.
Herald Printing- Co. Phone3O
A. Lesson From the Aeroplane
THE force that makes the aeroplane—a heavier than air machine—over—
come the law of gravity i the propulsive power of the motor. Stop
the engine and gra\ ity exhibits its laws.
In much the same way the pro-
pulsive power of tcivet g tn'ehes
a business trinn'1ll over dragging -
down tentlencit0; personal iuerta,
quiet tithes and general
depression.
business
Advertising is the propeller. The
mercnant is the pilot. His business
is the machine. His community
h'd tt.s ainit g medium.
If yon want business to soar, start
the motor of advertising.
To the People in and about Zul i ch
r, lit' l i!pi s (.f t \try nl l,t!l'ant and ino;.'les: ive Lusiness in. Zurich are
using the propelling force of advertising in some form or other. rI'he most
powerful ford! uf• 11,.\ ertising is newspaper publicity.
Advertisernen t s' S ave yourT ne and Mo "'ley
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We'll tell you how in three words—use less gallons.
That's the thing to go by in Paint—not the price per gallon,
but the number of gallons required plus the length of time it
will wear and look well.
"100% Pure" Paint costs about half as much, counting
the surface it covers, and wears two or three times as long as
ordinary paint.
You pay by the gallon—both for thepaint and for putting it on. The
Paint that is cheapest for you is the paint that spreads easiest and covers the
most surface,
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Pl.J E" P
"MADE IN CANADA"
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has a covering capacity of 900 square feet of surface per galion one coat, as
against 500 square feet covered by hand -mixed Lead and Oil—or 600 square
feet covered by low priced prepared paint.
And as further proof—if you will send us the dimensions of your house,
we will tell you the number of gallons of "100,% Pure" Paint required to cover
it thoroughly. No charge for this service.
Ask for a copy of our interesting Soak "Town and
Country Ironies", It is free to our friends,
Chas. Hartleib, Zurich, Ont,
D. Tiernan, Dashwood, Oat.
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