HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1915-08-20, Page 5THE CHURCHES
EVAN. CHURCH SERVICES.
Sunday, German 11.00 a, m.
Sunday School 9.45
Junior Y, P. A, 1.00 1?. T.
(Service) English 7.00
Teachers .meeting 8:00 a .c
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Mon., Tri•Mu Brotherhood 8.00
Tuesday, Y. P. A. . ... 8,15 er"
Wednesday Player Meeting 8,00 rs
Friday Teachers Training
Class 7.80
" choir practice - 8.80 "
Ladies Aid meets 1st Monday of
each month at 7.80 p. m.
LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICES
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German, Sunday 10.30 a m.
English " '7.80 p. m.
Bible School ` 9.00 a. m.
Men's Mis'n'ry S Tuesday 8.00 p.
Luther League Friday 8.00 p. an.
L A S 1st Weds'y of month 8.00 p, rn,
You are cordially invited to take an
active part in all these meetings and
services.
"Blessed are they that hear the
word of God, and keep 1t. Luke.11.2.8,
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Andrew F. Hess
CONVEYANCING, ETC
FIRE INSURANOE
PLATE GLASS INSURANCE
AUTOMOBILE INSURANOE
PRIVATE FUNDS, TO LOAN
AGENT FOR GREAT WEST
PERMANENT LOAN CO.
AMOUNTS COLLECTED
AOOIDENT INSURANCE
Herald -Office Zurich
LOCAL. NEWS
New ads..,—T+, Appel, C Hartle),
T L �tprul.
Mrs W Fritz is visiting friends in
'Centralia this week,
Mr William Davidson has disposed
of a colt for $ 185.00.
Mr Chris tress of Sarna visited
friends hero over Sunday.
We have made a special rate of 35
cents for The herald to new sub.crib-
ers; in U. S, GO cents.
Quantity of Michigan Amber seed
wheat for sale. Well saved, and good
sample, T Hoy, Jr.
The drawing contest for the bed
spread will lake place aa• the hone of
W 0 Wagner next Tues l l.y evening at
8 o'clock.
Znrich and Crediton will play a
game of baseball on the lo'a1 diamond
this Friday night. -Came culled at 6
o'clock.
Mr Louis Sipple, a member of the
Detroit fire departlner%t, visited his
mother, Mrs H Sipple, of town, for a
few days this week.
Mr J Elgin Hess was successful in
passing the recent Junior Matrieula-
tion examinations at London Collegiate
with second class honors.
DASHWOOD
SHOE STORE
A large stock of
Slippers & Pumps
Satin Pumps, reg $3 00 for $2.00
Patent Pumps, reg 3.25 for 2 50
Tan Oxfords reg 3 00 for 2.50
Patent Oxfords reg 3.25 for 2.50
High top white canvas 2 50 for 1.75
Tan Shoes reg $4 00 for $3 00
All our Ladies' .Pumps at
Greatly Reduced Prices -
David Pfaff
Dasl<iwood - Ont
M]SS EY -
H}1RIZIS
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IMPLEMENTS.
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
1h H. P. $75; 2?z II. P. $85; 4 H.
P.$125; 6 H. P. $175; 8 H. P. $285;
12 I3, P. $876; all warranted first
class.
At the old Stand:—
Square Dealing Our Motto"
F. Hess S6 Sin,
.I.V a l t i.T.LV't ,
A. new shipment just in of
;1 Bon Bon;,, Chocolates, etc..
The best that money can
bat,
A urge variety •ofComic,
Patriotic, Scenic, etc., Post
Cards. all prices.
We also have the Flag
Gum, Spearmint, Etc.
Leading Brands of Ciylars.
Neilson's Famous Ice Cream
McCORMICK'S
RESTAURANT
Comforts Reaching the Mien.
In a letter received from T. G. Col-
mer, secretary of the Canadian War
Contingent Association, in England,.
he :tells of the work which is being
done for Canadians at the front.
"We are in communication," he
says, "with all the different units and
are sending the consignments of
comforts to there each week, as re-
quisitioned, and often when tlrey are
not requisitioned, as we have a very
good idea of the men's wants, Socks
and other woolen comforts have been
forwarded, and towels and handker-
chiefs, tobacco, pipes and cigarettes,
matches, soap and .candies have been
arranged fox and are on the way,
"Shipments will be continued at
frequent intervals as far as our re-
sources will allow. We are also see-
ing what can be done for the recrea-
tion of the men in conjunction with
the Y. M. C. A., when they are not
in the trenches or on active work.
Papers and magazines are also being
sent to them, and any requisitions we
receive from the front will, you may
be cure, receive special attention."
We are prepared to do all kinds of
job work, no matter how small or large
the order may be Oar facilities en-
able us to turn. mita thousand copies
as quickly as a'lundrecl copies. Let
us quote you. prices
Threshing started in this section
this week and reports say that the
wheat is a good sample mil an average
yield, although s.1me is damaged
owing to the c.lntinned wet weather
and growing in the stooks. The oat
harvest is now on and the crop is a
good one although some difficulty is
being experienced in harvesting it.
The heavy growth could not withstand
the exorbitant moisture mid truth of
it has been flattened to the ground
making it difficult to harvest. The
bean crop has also suffered from the
wet weather and some fields have been
drowned ant. The damage to the
beaus will amount to many hundreds
of dollars in this section as the acreage
sown this year for exceeds that of auy
previous yeare.
St Swithin, the martyr who takes a
horrible revenge by causing the rain
to descend for 40 days if by any chance
a shower should fallon the anniversary
of bis birthday, has his inning this
year, but he will soon be struck out,
for his inning comes to an end on Wed
nesday, when the 40 days will have
expired. St Switnin naay have been
a fin man and his friends may have
been many but that does not apply to
this age. The nnpopnlar man, if the
oldsaw is right, especially with the
farmers is St Stwithin. That is, of
.course, if he is responsible for the 40
'days rain. Bat then, you never can be
sure of anything since the revelation
that it was Noah, not Adam, that
caused our downfall. --London Free
Press.
Increased Production.
Nature has been .aiding. one of oar
subscribers this spring in complying
with the request:, of the patriotism
and production campaign. Mr. Joel
Grimsha 'i's flock of sheep have evi-
dently caught the spirit as two of
his ewes gave birth to three lambs
each and all are living and smart.
It is hard to boa, that 'for increased
production. -- Lionnt 1 a1:st t.op e-
sentativ e.
SALE OF LAND
FOR TAXES
Notice is nereny given that the lift of
laird for sale for the arrears of taxes- -bus.
been prepared, that copies may be .had at
this office, that the list is being published'
in the Ontario Gazette of July 24th, 31st,
August 7th and 14th of the year 1915, and
that in default of the payment of the taxes
and costs thelland will be sold by public
auction at the Court House in the Town of
Goderich on Tuesday, the Second day of
November, 1915, at,2 o'clock, p, m.
WM. H01,1V1ES
Treasurer of the County of Huron
Treasurer's Office, County of Huron
Goderich, July' 27th, 1915
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FERTILIZEH
The Western Fair
Loudon
'1'he Railway rates tor• the Ex
hibition tins year are very fu vor
able. Ono way ,,,dimly 11'st ola,,s
fare will preva 1 over all rc ads
from Toronto \('1-t, and f.,re and
one third from ontatile point-•.
Tickets will ba good from Friday
September loth t r Monday, Sept
ember 20th, Exhibitors r,ltes are
good at one fare and.a• third from
TCeSthLV, September 7th to Wednes-
day, Septelilher mid These rates
and lung dates should be an induce-
ment for the people of Western
Ontario to pay h rucl0u to yisit dur-
ing exhibition week, 'l"bine will
tic u. number of rllauges this year,
The Ladies Work and School ex.
hibit, instead ia beim, in the gal-
lery of the Main Building, will be
in separate building on the gron.
nil floor, next to •t,11si A_ricultturel
B,1,licltn; and nuicnected with•i.t by
rt it1; Ease Way. A new banding
hay been erected for the t) )g Show
near the Machinery Building and
just opposite the Midway. Thera
will be a first-class programme of
twioe daily and the lnanagente1nt•
Are 0 arlfi lent that With good wea
tiler 0041 lition3 the liixlibiti,in wilt
be a great sacoess. All informati'7;
prize lists and programmes frdiu
the Sooretary, London, Ontario,
I have a carload of Fer
, tilizer on hand Parties
wishing to buy some in
any quantity can secure it
from me at any time at
my farm.
Have allkinds on hand,
ranging from $10 to $40
per ton.
JOHN HEY Jr.
Agent for Canadian Fertilizer Co.
BEST BY TEST
G. HOLTZMAIN
Insurance gent
Zurich Out
High Grade Copper and
Aluminum Lightning Gon-
ductors.
Am very busy, laleose hand in
your orders early, es I do th•' work
myself,
Prices right on easy terms.
Telephone 3-1.
siert s.4. l �a
A reliable man to sell
HARDY CANADIAN ta11.OW.N
STOCK IN ZURICH and HURON
County
St,rt now at the hest selling time,
d for list of Spring Offerings
and terms to agents Liberal oonr-
mi Aiuns, Handsome Free Outfit
Stone S. Wellington
The Fonthill Nuseries
,(Established 1837)
TORONTO
TILE!
All sizes of first-class
tile ori hand
1CK!
For all uses purposes
BEST QUALITY
SECOND TO NONE
Prices Right
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Classified Stelae Equipment
C.EC, AL. CARDS,
PP.OUDPOOT, KILI,ORAN, & PROUD.
FOOT. Barristers, Solicitors, Notarier
Public &c. Office, on the Square; 2nd
door from Hamilton St, Goderieh.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates
W. Paouei'ooT, K. C. J. L. KIrL0RAS.
W. PnouDr'oox, Jn.
MEDICAL CARDS
R A. 3. MacKINNON late 'House
Surgeon, Erie Comity tiOSpl6al
Buffalo N. Y. Late assistant resi•
dent Physician, ;l1anhattun Maternic)
Hospital N. Y. city. Late of the
House Staff, Ntw York Palyclinic
Medical School and llospital, 1)iup
store in connection. Office; Zurich,
Ont.
"A. Man's Ability is his Passport"
Frank Weaver
Professor of lfusic London, Ont,
Teacher of Organ and all branches
of Piano Playing; Voice iCulture and
Artistic Singing a Specialty. Sixteen
years practical experience.
For terms apply at the Herald Office.
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Zurich. Meat
MARKET
.DEALERS INl
Fresh and Salt Meats
PcIcira EE ti C1, €ic
CASH ,FOR SKINS & HIDES
Yuugblut &
Deaehert PIijllNE4
We handle the most improved Stable Equip-
ment on the market. Farmers, fit your stables
in a modern and sanitary way and you will be
well repaid for the extra cost by the increased
results, Get our prises on
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Stanchions, Water Bowls and
Fixtures, Litter Carriers, etc.
�l.
We recently installed an outfit of stanchions and fixtures for Jol
Erb, B: onson Line, and parties interested are welcome to insl-eet et.
We also
install equipments
of every kind
See us
about it
ZURIC
Carload of
to a ' Posts
J'or Sale
1 ® C. KAL1YLEIS 14 ili
UNDERTAKING
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Prompt Service
Moderate r'hal_ges
Tailor Shop
and
Laund ry
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HOFRIV
Zurich. - Ontario
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For General Stores
fE are selling agents for Appieford's
J popular eouutEr check hooka. Our
privies are the same as city ti avellers
-charge you for ihem. Let us know your
wants and We will cheerfully .$how you
samples and quote prices.
Herald Printing Co. PIione3O
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St. Joseph Brick Yards
Louis Foster, Manager.
Telephone No. 3 on 85
Zurich Central.
11a1'bit of tea.
g Advertisernents
EC 'SPAPERS would be less enjoyable, instluetive and 1-aluable than
they are if tliey contained no advertisements. Aluny persons read the
advertisements quite as thoroughly as they rr?:tcl tai lle',vS 111:1 tier•
This is just as it should be.
Ths more advertising, the more
buying. The more baying, the greater
the consumption of tbo goods or ser-
vice advertised.
More business would be done by the
merchants of Zurich if they adver-
tkel mgrs ail if 101 e of t111n1
a'lvartiso 1. H!1:11.1 b 13i11e45 g 1 f i t o
01t big city mill caviar h111134 ban is?
th.1yativ1rti,3 .I' 134:3 homes 1n1,1
e'1811 to rlr.1 v basin$; fr.)n1 this o 101
1111 lily if they c.aiel t) advertise.
To the .' '3rolia its of Zurich
Advertise more, aixcl the big city mail.—order horses will get less and
less business from this communis y, and you will get more.
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