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Suhdtty, German 11,00 a,
Sunday School 945
Junior Y, P. A, '1.00 p, m.
(Service) English 7.00 «
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Teachers meeting 8.00
Mon., Trz•Mu Brotherhood 8.00<' "
r Y,' P. A. 8.15
Tuesday,
Wednesday Piayes.Meeting 81100 �,
Friday Teachers Training r,
04155J7,80 ,t «
`= ohotr practice' 8.80
Ladies Aid meets 1st Monday • of
80.04 month at 7.30 p.m,
LUTHERAN aI1'URCH SERVICES
German, Sunday 10.30 a. in.
English 7,30 p. m.
Bible School ` 9.00 a. in,
Men's Mis'n'ry S Tuesday 8.00 p.. m.
Luther League Friday
L A S lstWeds'y of month 8.00 p, m.
You aro cordially invited to take an
active part la all these meetings and
services..:,,
"Blessed• are they that hear the
?word of God, and keep It. Luke 11.28,
in..
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LOCAL. NEWS
.Wednesday was Cala Day at Grand
Bend.
Miss Alice Johnson ;is spending her
holidays in Goderich,
The baseball team, is playing in.
J?arichi11 tonight, Friday.
Miss Mathilde, Well of Detroit, is
visiting at'berhome at present.
Misses Mayme and Maggie Lamont
are Visiting friends in Toronto for a
few days.
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Andrew ` F. Hess
CONVEYANCING, ETC
FIRE INSURANCE
PLATE GLASS INSURANCE
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN
AGENT P'oR GREAT WEST
PERMANENT: LOAN CO.
ACCOUNTS COLLECTED,
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Herald Office Zurich
Miss Flossie P ord of Centralia is
the guest of her cousins the Misses
Gruen of the Parr Line.
11Ir F E Hess, and. Miss A Watson,
of Loticlon, were visitors at the home
of iiir F Hess, Sr, on Wednesday,
Your label should read paid in adv-
ance. Many have attended to this but
their are quite a number who are in
arrears.
William Bender has disposed of his
interest in the Commercial Hotel,
Hensel], to Mr Atcheson, and gave.
Possession on,Tuesday.
Freeland•—•Johns--At Varna, Meg
Ethel Johns to Mr' Stanley nee.,
land of Toronto,.
DIED
Clarke—At Varna, on Friday, July
30th, 1915, William Clarke, aged
73 years;
Armstrong ---At Bay City, Mich.; on.
July 30th, William Armstrong, a
native of Stanley township, Ont.,
aged 65 years
DASHWOOD
SHOE STORE
A large stock of
Slippers Pumps
Satin Pampa, reg $3 On for $2.00
Patent Pumps, reg 3.25 for 2 50
Tan Oxfords reg 3 00 for 2.50
Patent Oxfords reg :1.25 for 2 50
High top white canvits 2 50 for 1.75
. Tan Shoes reg. $1 00 for a3 00
All our Ladies' Pumps at
Owing to illness, Rev G F Brown
was tenable to take the services in the
Evangelical church last Sunday. We
are pleased to state that he is recover-
ing.
Many people do not think that
ducks are a paying proposition, bet
Mrs W Finlay, of the Town Line,
c,n prove that with a little attention
they will well renay for the trouble of
raising, them. In 1914 they laid 205
eggs up to June and this • year they
have laid. 220 eggs up to the present
time. Surely as egg prodncers they
should be one of the Most profitable on
the farm.
SCOTCH DOUBLES
Following is the draw for the first
roumi of the Seo'chdoubles to be
played on the local bawling green
beginning to -day.
LOOK UP YOUR LABEL
Take a look at tbe•label this week
We have corrected our subscription
list up to August 4th. and those wlio
have paid their subscription' account
during the past several weeks should
find that the correction of date has
been made. If you find that the
label does not read as ib should call at
the office or write us and we will see
that the correction is made; And by
the way, there are a few who have
not had any change made in there
label in some time. Those .subscrip-
tions should he paid at once.
SALE OF LAND
FOR TAXES
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Greatly : Reduced: Prices
David Pfaff
Dashwood - Ont
MASS
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IMPLEMENTS.
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P Lamont
Dr A. McKinnon
T P Ran
Ferri Hess
E l3nn,ver
W O'Brien '•
R Ftrta'ii
T' Praetei
E Koehler.
lit Brown
W H FToffmn,n A Eaighnffer
G 'McBride W G Hess
HICKS FORECASTS
Tbo 'Mist Regular Storm Period is
central nn the 10th, coincident with
the nsw Noon, or Moon's conjunction
with the Snn and the Earth. .The
stoma din„ reel shows that the oncom-
ing antninna.l equinox will begin to be
a teeter in storm and weather condi-
tions by time, The Moon will not
only"be caninnction with the Earth
and Sun on the 10th, bub it will be at
an eclipse node. This fact will add
greatly to probabilities of excessively
'nigh temperatures, menacing barome-
tric readings, and violent to dangerous
storminess. The Moon i also on the
celestial equator at_tbe close of this
period, on the 18th. The temperature
will remain ,pbsnomenally high thrott•
ghout this period, making n. prolonged
"hot spell" from the preceding re„ae-
t onaryperiod, and reaching a culmi-
nMtye crisis on and touching the 13tb.
Low barometer, with very black and
ominous clouds, and blustering thund-
er.storms, will set in to thewest on
and about the 10th, and during 11th,
12th and 13th, storms of rain, high„
winds and thunder will pass over the•
country, growing in extent and sever-
ity as they reach and pass the great
central valleys of the Missneri, Miss-
issippi and Ohio rivers. This period
will break up by rising barometer,
change to westerly winds,andwelcome
respite from very warm to decidedly
cooler weather for several days.
The Second Reactionary Storms
Period wili center on and touching the
16th and 17th. The Moon is at first
quarter on the 17th, approaching its
greatest south declination. Distur-
bances promise to be moderate at this
time being no combination of astron-
omical canses indicating abnormal
results. By the middle of August,
however, it must be kept in mind that
West India storms may begin their
ravages as far northward as the gulf
to i ons and on the south Atlantic
coasts.
Binders, Mowers, all kinds
of Cultivators, Discs and Fer-
tilizer Drills, best and light-
est made. all steel.
Manure Spraders and all
kinds of plows and repairs
always in stock.
Look at our Cutters
Sleighs, Buggies, and
Wagons before buying else-
where.
GAY MOTOR ENGINES
11-, H. P. $75; 2� 11. P. $85; 4 H.
P.$125; 6 H. P. $175; 8 H.P. $235;,
12 H. P. $375; all warranted first
class.
At the old Stand:—
'Square
tand:--
tScivare Dealing Our Motto
LEGAL °ARDS,
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i'ROUDFOOT, KXLLOEAN, & PROUD:
FOOT. Barristers, Solicitors, Notnrite
Public &c. Office, on the Scinare, 2nd
door from Hamilton St, Goderch,
Private funds to loan at lowe_t rates
W. PROM:Wan' 1``. •C: J, L. KILIW oAN,'
W. PrrounFoor, Ja.
Notice is nereny given teat the list of
laud for sale for the arrears of taxes has
been prepared, that copies may be hail
at
this office, that the list is being published
in the Ontario Gazetre of July 24th, 3lls1d,
August 7th. and 14th of the year 10915,
that in default of'tbe payment of the taxes
and costs thelland will be sold by public
auction at the Court House in the Town of
Goderieh on Tuesday, • the Second clay of
November, 1015, at 2 o'clock, p. nl•
W M. HO1LM S
of Huron
Treasures of the County
Treasurer's Office, County of Huron
Godevicb, July 27th, 1915 •
VOTERS' LISTS 1915
Municipality of the Township of
MEDICAL CARDS
R A. J. MacKINNON late .House'
Surgeon, Erie County :Hospital,
Buffalo N. V. Late assistant resi-
dent Physician, Manhattan Maternity
Hospital N. Y. city. Late of the
House, Staff, New 'York Polyclinic
Medical Scho.)1 and Hospital. ' Drug
stt re in connection. Office, Zurich,
Ont;
J F Rickbeil
L W Hoffman
A F Hess
G R Hess
E Oescb
Dr 13 Campbell
W Siebert
E Wurin
T L Wilrm.
,Jacob' Deichert
F. Hess &
OIL
A new shipment just in of
Bon Bons, Chocolates, etc.
The best that money can
bit}
A large variety of Corrie,
Patriotic, Scenic, etc.,. Post..
Cards, all prices:
We also have the Flag
Gum, Spearmint, Ltc
LIladind Brands of Ciders.
Neilson's Famous , Ice Creani
MctORMICI.'S
RESTAURANT
Hay.
O(76NTY OF :HURON
Notion is hereby given .that I
have transmitted or delivered to
the parsons mentioned in $eotiorr 0
of "The Voters' List Act" the cop
ies required by the said sections to
he:so transinited or delivered of the
list made pursuant to said act, of
all°persons appearing by the last
revised Assdssment P.oll of., the said
Municipality to be entitled to vote
inuthesaid Municipality at EletOtt•
ons for members of the. Legislative
Assembly and at Municipal El -esti
ons, > and that the . said : list
was first :iiosted up at my 1
office at Zurich on the 20th clay. of
July i9i5. an%1 `remains:. there for
inspection.
And 1 hereby call uponall voters
to tako immediate proceedings to
have any errors or omalissions cor.
reoted ncoording to law.
Dated the 20th day of July 1915.
F. HESS, Sr,
Clerk of Hay Township.
A Man's Ability is his Passport"
Prank Weaver
We }handle the most improved Stable Equip -
m ent on the xuarlcot; Farmers, fit your stables
in a modern and sanitary way and you will be
well repaid for.the extra oast by the increased
results. Get our prices on,
Stanchions, Water Bowls and
Fixtures, Litter Carriers, etc.
'i' e recently installed an outfit of stanchions manes fmxtt,r?S for John
Ernson Ling and parties interested are wutoorn[ i,t 1ri i'c nt e, rue
b; $mo,
We also
illistall equipments
of Every kiid
.See us
about it
did R
ILOUIS PRANG
Professor of Music London, Un`, j
Teacher of Organ and all bran:h s'i •
of Piano Playing; Voice ►Culture a d
Artistic Singing a Specialty. Sixte n
years practi,gal experience.
For terms apply at the Haslet. Office.
F1
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s1Z.E
I have a. carload of Fer
tilizer on hand Parties
wishing to buy some in
any quantity can secure it
from uie at any time at
my farm. •
Have all kinds on hand,
ranging from. $10 to $40
per ton.
JOHN HEY Jr.
Agent for Canadian Fertilizer Co.
BEST • BY TEST
Zurich Mee
MARKET
DEA.LErtS IN�
Fresh ar.d Salt Yeats
Edcfa :S4::Ff£., dC
CASH 11?OR SKINS & HIDES
T.n.gbiut &a I F
Deichert I Pel l;'�IE,a
t)11113ERTAKING
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Prompt Service
Moderate r:nat-g's
Tailor Shop
and
Laundry
F . 1-16 FF A
Zuri elf.
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Insurance Agent
Ont
Zurich
High Grade Copper and
Aluminum Lightning Gon-
ductors.
Am very busy, please hand in
your orders earls', as 1 do the work
myself,
Prices right on easy terms.
Telephone
LET PEOPLE KNOW
Lost;, strayed,. fort aaie*, wanted,:: found,
to rent, card of thunk,, aid all want ads,
for insertion in this column will he pi-wag-
ed
1 t'g-ed for at it rate of 25c esieh in'ertiori prov-
iding they don't exceed, 5 lines, payable
strictly in advance,
FOR SALE—Twelve thoroughbred.
J erkshire pier Ready to wean
a , liet;iaiilmng,Af Amt f,l19b4 Appt to
�17raliitliotl Fee.
:Mtoney'1'o Loan --I have val iods sums of
-Private funds to loan on airs( mortgages.
Current rate of interest.•. Apply to :Andrew'
10 Bess, Zurich,
.ea c vas=
Oarioad of.
.. r Posts
For Sale
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C.KALBYLBISO]
ZURICH
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For General Stores
i r11; are selling agents for Ai pleford's
prices are the sane as city . tI avellers
charge you for ihem. Let us know your
popular count€r check hooks. Our
wants and we will cheerfully show you
samples and quote prices.
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lla'bitof reading
vertsela�.erits. Many persons read the
ollghly as they read the news 11111 tier.
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EWSPAPERS would be fess 'enjoyable, il7strtictire and valuablevaluable than
they are if they contained no ad
.advertisements quite as thor
This is jut as it should be.
Ths more advertising, the more
hiving. The mire laving, the greater
the consumption of the goods or ser-
vice advertised.
More business would be alone by the
merchants of Zurich if they adver-
tis 1 mita an 1 it mgrs of tllenl
alvcrti ed, ilItlh bliineis goal to
thi big city nl>it order-h.ius:, b:3c:t'ise
th iy 1v0•'tii 3 'L` 1030 hooves w3uid
c3:l 3 t3 d:,11' b:141n `4i EC )111 this. win.
m 1 City if they c.3L5lt1 ti advertise.
To the NI erchants of Zurich
Advertise more; and the big city mail-order houses will get less and
less bnsiness from this coinilluuity", and you will get more.
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