HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1915-10-22, Page 5THE CHURCHS
EVAN. 01.11.1401.1. SERVICES. OCAL NEWS
A number of tho.boys [tubed to Port
llurou on. Sunday,
Mr, S. BIOWO of Crcdit in., was a
visitor in- town Sunday.
!Ti j Fteacy of Ifensall, is painting
the new .;esitleice of Mr L 3 Iiv.at
SUnday, German 11.00nit 1:1.
SraldaY School 9.46
" junior Y, P. A. 1.00
(Service) English 7.00
Teachers mooting 8.00 " "
Mon., Tia -Mu Brotherhood 8,00" "
Tuesday, • Y. P. A. 8.16
Wednesday Player Meeting 8.00 "
Friday Teaeliors . Training
Clms '7.30 '4
" choir practice 8,90 4 t
Ladies Aid meets list Monday of
each month at 7.80 p. in.
LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICES
Mrs J Zimmerman, of Tavistock
visited ab the home of Mrs 0. Hess,
last week.
Mr le red Deichert, who has been
visiting relatiVes rtnd friends hero,
left on 'Wednesday for his home in
German, Sunday 10.20 a. m. Cavalier, N. D.
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EngliSh : 7.80 I), 111. Tho fill 0 DOW residence belonging
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Bible ;School; ` ', 9.00 a. in. to Mr Louis J Kraft in the south end
Men's Mis'n'ry 8 Tuesday 8.00 P. in. Mll soon be ready for. °eel:Taney.
Luther League Friday 8.00 P.m: The painters haye.been decorating the
L A S lstWeds'y of month 8,00 p. rn, interior and Mr and Mrs Kraft expect
You a.re cordially invited to lab an to move into it in a few weeks,
' active part in all these. meetings and Notice—Will the party who, un-
serviees. knowingly, took the wrong bean- liar -
"Blessed are they that hear the
, ytster knives from my shop, kiodly
an
word of God,a keep it. Luke 11.28,
rtOrn same and the right ones will Is
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• given hint, L Prang.
r . The annonucoment was ;made ab
/IwoLing held in Hamilton 011 Tuesday
Andrew F. Hess
that a campaign for total prohibition
in Ontario would be 'started at. an
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CONVEYANCING, ETC learly date.
'FIRE 'INSURANCE i Any person who ban bring an apple
PLATE GLASS INSURANCE
AUTOMOBILE' INSURANCE
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN
AGENT FOR 'GREAT WEST,
PERMANENT • LOAN ' CO.
AcOOUNTS COLLECTED
ACCIDENT INSITRANCE
Herald Office Zurich
Zurich Meet
A it E T
:DEA Lints
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Fresh and Salt Meats
Bolcom Saus.sges, etc
CASHFOR SKINS & HIDES
&
Deioltert
• 11w1iich is larger than the one now on
can secure the sum of twenty-five
by doing so. Mr Fritz is willing
to pay this stun to any party who can
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ex n b' tion in 0 Fritz' show window
FRITAONI
TINUT tAIBIBt
A new shipment inst in of
Bon •Bons, Chocolates, etc.
The.best that money can:1
bay
I large variety of Comic,
Patriotic, Scenic, etc., Post
Cards, all prices.
We also have the Flag
Gum, Spearmint, Etc.
LeoldinCBrands of. Cidars,
Neilsou'siafl1OUSIceami
McCORMICK'S
RESTAURANT
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triti• V••V• V NW \ WWW•* • V
A reliable nia,n to sell'
HARDY CANADIAN GROWN
STOCK IN ZURICH and HURON
eJounty
St ,rt now at the best selling time,
aS d for list of Spring Offerings
nd terms to agents. Liheraoom–
missions, Handsome Free Outfit.
Stone 8. Weilingten
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Publie &e. Offiee, on the 4griaro, 9,1111
door from 1.L.Eniitan. se, GoderEeh.
Trivn'e fatids toloan at .Iewcst tares
paorpcool, K; 11. ',E. L.
w. l'aufJeteoor,
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beat 1 1, This apple is of the Alexan-
dria variety and is well worth seeing.
'Word was received here on Satur-•
day of the death of Chris Neberlin, a
.weattly farmer living near Sebring -
vale, Deceased passed . aWay very
suddenly on Friday last, from an at-
tack of heart disease. fie was a bro-
ther-in-law:of Mr Henry Koehler of
the Goshen lino and has visited here
frequently. He was ininntrried and
had reached the age of 47 years. The
funeral Was held on Sunday and was
largely attended.
On. and after November first next
eery licensed bar in the Province of
Ontario musF be closed -at 8 o'clock in
the evening. except on Saturday,
'when:they will be 'closed at 7 o'clock
as at prase*, The announcement
Was made jointly on :Wednesday of
last week by Hon W H HearSt, premi•
et. of Ontario, and Chairman Flavelle,
of the License Board. It is expected
that the law will be in force as long
as the present war continues.
HUNT UP YOUR RAZORS
You can do your "little bit" towards
helping the Allies in the present
war by leaving your old razors a.t the
office of Dr A J McKinnon.. The
razors are forsvarded to Toronto and
before the soldiers at the front receive
them are sharpened ready for use.
HICKS' FORECAST
The Third Reactionary Storm
Period is central on the 28rd, 241b
and 25th. The opposition of the
Moon on the '2•2nt1. will tend to bridge
over the thate from the preceding per-
iod, bringing continued, threatening
weather into this reactionary period,
At all events you. may look to see
tinickened barometric hang s, with
r&sponding clouliness, 'precipitation
and winds, on and touching the 28rd,
24th and 20113, followed promptly by
tising barometer,;souris of early snow
'and clearing,celder weather.
AncrAcAL CARDS
13R A. J. nuiliINNON, late Hous
Silleon, Erie cut
Buffalo N. Y. Late assistant vcsi•
dent Physician, ithinhalLai,
ilospitui N. V. city. Laic of tln
House Staff, New York PalyelMic
Sch.,01 1)1ug
stare in connection. Office, Zurich,
Ont,
„Bengt. en Rats" clears out Rats
Wee etc. Don't Die in the House..
15c. and 25e.at Drug and Country
stores.
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• of the•Great'European
Conflict.
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tensity and the end is mot yet. The
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been in such universal demand as it is
1 to day and the The Toronto Mail and
Empire leads all its contemporaries in
supplying the most accurate :news from
the vast scene of world conflie,t.
The Weekly Mail and Empire con -
Vans the story of the war as it pro-
gresses, *while the Daily Edition al
ways publishes the best daily record
of the gigantic struggle.
By arrangement we can supply The
Weekly Mrdl and Empire and our
own papa, together , from now •till
.Tan 1, 1916 for 25 cents or from now
to Jan 1, 1917 to $1.65. This in an
offer that enables you to get the best
big weekly published in Canada along
with your best local paper, at almost
a half-price rs,tesena or bring all
order g into tho °Moo of this PaPer•
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.111 ;fin ()illee at 1.!a,1):wootI, Oct.
Vis t Shipka :11(niday al 1(11:0(01 •of
each week.
Notice TED Debtors
All esou bte ci to
the estate of the late Alfred
Scruton, flensall, are here-
by notified to pay their
accounts at once to John
Zuefle, Hensall, Ont.
John Zuefle
Executors
Wm. Mackay
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at will you Jo for the
iviAGNiFicENT soldiers and sailors from. every part of the.
British Empire are laying clown their lives for you and
yours. Perhaps seine of your, own blood are amongst them.
An urgent appeal has gone .Porin from the Marquis of Lansdowne, Presi-
dent of the British Red Cross, for funds to provide medicines, appliances,
comforts, and hospital equipment of' all kinds to alleviate the ' sufferings
from wounds and sickness of sailors and soldiers from all parts of the Elul:.
pire. This appeal is endorsed by their Majesties, the King and Queen, .and
every British possession is settin• aside. by official proclamation
9er Sailors
and Soldiers
as a day t f public giving to aid in this splendid cause,
which s`cands in severe need of assistance owing to
the tremendous demands upon Red Cross work.
taro's
We call and will vaise this amount as a token that Ontario feels for our
wounded heroes and will not see them languish in then' pain and suffer-
ing for the warA of medieal and other f,oinforts. Do your part and make
"Our Day for •i'.1-1(1 Soldiers" a tremendous success 111 oily loc4ality.
"This is the first appeaof the
iffotheriaqd to Canadz'ans in this
present war. ft calls upon our'
hurnanity as well as our loyalty."
John S. Hendrie,
Lieut. -Governor of Ontario.
"We shall be troly grateful to
you for assistance in relieving the
sufferings of czr.r wocnd,sd soldiers
and sailors "run di parts cf the
Dominions."
Lansdowne,
President 8.14Nvii Red rrs.vz Society.
Give to the Red Criss
Every cent collec gc' .to riih Red Cross head-
quarters, where i is officially and wisely opent. No
money is wastee in czpenses, even this advertising
space is donated the publishers.
Give a day's pa3? Dc your r ari. Give 'Acridly and
loyally. Give yr, -r n.-orey„. becauscs these brave ones
—our sailors am- ..eldierc, are giving their lives for
us. Collectors a- October 21 wi solicit your sub-
scription—or ma!,,- it through your Mayor or Reeve.
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