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PROUDEOOT, KILLOttAN, & COOKE,
13arristers, Solicitors, Notaries
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Public
ofrrom Office, ou t Hamiibon. Sb. ho SgGodorich.
Private funds bo loan at lowest rates
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IL J. D. Comte.
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tudayof eachweek,
MEDiC'AL CARDS
R A. J. MacKINNON lata sous.
Surgeon, Erie County Iiospikal,
,Buffalo N. Y. Leto assistant resi-
dent Physician, Manhattan Maternity
iltiospital N. Y. city. Late of the
House Staff, New York Polyclinic
Medical School and hospital. Drug
-store in connection. Office, Zurich
:Ont.
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Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASK ,FOR SKINS & HIDES
Tangbillt &113
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The Horne
hssuar ce Co
Paid-up Capital $6,000,000
Surplus to Policyholders
$19,5316,177, 25
Insures your barn against damage
lby wind or tornado for 40 °ante
per $100 for 8 years, and your
house for 80 cents per $100 for
years. No premium noto and
aro extra assessment guaranteed.
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Agent Zurich
Dealer in Lightning Rods,2
LOCAL NEWS
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UNDERTAKING
Prompt Service
Moderate;ChaIges
Tailor Shop
and
Laundry
Inn e:.tor Tom - of Goderich was,
ai to'wn last tFriclayi.
Mr, Henry thiel visited relatives
in Kitchell er, over Sunclay',.
Good imitation Buffalo robe and
J ,4 it harness, nearly new, for sale,
Henry Gellman, Zurich,
AU ,r illinel'y hats, etc., greatly
reduced In price for the balance
of the tseasom, T. L. Wur m
Wi 1 the .paarty who borrowed an
epori baggy at the blacksmith shop,
or wagon shop return satm,e at
en•.e, Jacob Deichert.
The hunters. have be.en out seek-
+ brae:. squirrels tiering the
past week. - A number have been
bagged. The soason for this
game closes on Wednesday of
next week,.
At ablee1esa, of the war condi'i-
on� (will make another change.
They wi.l never be as previous to
July 1P11. Changes that will
surely affect the farming indust-
ry wi'l take place. You want 'o
be prrl•ared for this change ,The
Weekly Sun will do its part for
y:ou b'y keeping you posted on the
different ;changes that are likely
and';ha'w• they will affect the farm-
ers: 1t remains for you ; o help
a ;paper that has served its suti-
seribers and the Ontario termer
generals, s) f ithfudy c:u•iag the
pear qu:iraer of a century. 'Die
aubscripti)n price of .the Sun re-
mains the soma as for.nc.riy and is
cheap at 1'thc. price. 6', e will be
pleased to accent subscr:p'tion.s for
The San 'at thio office.
COLD LOGIC
"Father, gimme a gaped lickin'
and make me cry,” was the aston-
ishing request Attie Jimmy 'glade
ore day.
"Whet mak ei you want such an
absurd thing:" inquired lather.
"You'll hit me and I'll ho_ler with
all my might and 'mother will
dile my face with her ai.r.:n a.ud
give me a penny and I'll bay,
u.ndy,' came the logicaliiijciler.
W. Hd,',HOFF AN
Zurich, - Ontario
A EELIABKE AGENT WANTED
In every good town and. district in
Ontario, where we are not
represented.
Territory reserved for the right man,
Highest commissions paid
Attractive advertising matter.
Splendid List Of New
gpecialties for Season
1916 —1917
•ncludinr' the new ever -
bearing g Raspberry, F.M. Regis
Stone & Wellington
The Fonthill Nuseries
(Established 1837)
T G I O N T O
••;5 acres Ilalton, County. On
<u:tv seen io..d. 13etwoon .Ae-
tnn Pn:l Uueph. Acton thre' Al i.es.
• lot to be sold at once. $750 cash
down, talepee arranged .on amort -
gage, PosseSSiO'Tt at once, Hank
barn, 60x40, good lien house, silo,
fiame pig j en and sheep -pen, frami
hcu e. painted white, seven'zooms
with good cellar. Also another
small house and barn on the farm
85 acres workable land, plenty of
wood for years for firewood, bal-
ance of land is where timber has
been cut off and grass land. Price
$5250.00. P lenty of good spring
water on the farm. Apply 10 J.
A Wi oughlay, Geer,eto'wrn Cut.
FAR vi. FOR SALE
Fee ifC, a good farm If 100
acres, ueiug lot 26, N. B.; Ray, 2;
miles north of Zurich. 'Where. are
on the sarin one large bank baro 1 battalions in various parts of:the
good driving shed and good fieugs-. countryand who are servingtheir
h u.0. laua ethe^. Fame.' oalb _i.dings I
Two goon orch:arcrs and all land Kinn..
is 'finable. 0pnvenaent to school.
and church. Fa 1 plowing all done
For parti.u'nre apply to the prop-
rietress, /airs. J. Quackenbush, tt.
R No. 2, Zurich,.
Andrew F. Hess
CONVEYANCING, ETC.
FIRE INSURANCE
PLATE GLASS INSURANCE
AUTOMOBILE INSURANOIO
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN
AGENT FOR GREAT WEST
PERMANENT LOAN CO.
ACCOUNTS COLLECTED
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Herald Office Zurich
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161st BATIAALI�}OpN/,, C. E. F.
"THE HURONS"
crone .the gxo'xiestnu.n-
G'r€i ,_ taiea at any 00time
xt i `ie hi ,,t.
O000 time
of the Czan a loan
P ar lain 1. Elut these are a. at try
trdean r ei 3. Of the on, .a.ni„'ies
five are ia ,r'b e. five in t' e M
time. Pray; rites, four in Ontaelo,
and 'two :n Manieob'ac •
''ollowi:ng is present 'picas we,
are paying for live fowl:
Young 'Turkeys -•-
Old iTurkeee
Young Chickens �
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Old Bens ... :•-a ..,.
Roasters ......
Ducks ... .,. w a
Geese c... ,... 9c.
Taken every Thursday and Sat-
trday f re.iuon, J. Preeter,Zn ieIi
Andrew Price
Thos. Davidson
Leonard Davidson
George McBride
Milton Johnston
Daniel Bennett
Maurice \\Teter
We have beenTaslied to add to the
Honor Roll.the names' of the boys
f}•om Zurich, who have enlisted in
17c,
--- 110.
12e,
100.
... 8c,
... 1Oc.
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While ewe =Lend that the great-
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ests and enterprises al the distr:et
we n'sa realize the necessity ')f tine
metropolitan •daily newspaper to
keep in touch with markets, out-
s:de happenings wor:d-wide and
war news. We have made eeeciitl
airu•ngemcnts with. the Daily Mail
and Empire, by which we can off-
er it and our own paper, the .;vo
together, lfor twelve months for
$3.75.
.this is an opportunity by which
you get the two heat papera con-
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Send 11:1 orders to o"fico of this
Paper,
HICKS' • FORECAS a S ,
A Regular Storm Period is cen-
tral on the 12th, extending from,
the 10th to l5th, Cloudy :'Vfercuri
al weather will prevail, generally.
as this period comes iini, By the
12th, the barometer will make a
decided fall in western to central
se.tiens, cloudiness will thicken in-
to general rain storo e in the same
sections. and as the rain areas
reach the great central valleys,
they will turn; to violent sleet
and snow ,under pr_ssuro of the
nortihiwest.From about Satur-
day the 12th, to Wednesday, the
lath, these storms will force their
(day eat tw ward to the At antic sca-
bc•a:'d, leav;mg a trail of r'a'n, sleet
and snow behind themselves over
tnost parts of the country. No
meter if navigation is -still open
on the lakes, and the beginning of
this period is warm and nice, all
concerned should "think twico,"•
before committing themselves to
the threatening storms, turbulent
weather and .sovere change to
'co:de., ;1•ro:t cert: la to n:iatcr`ali
ire—and 'that with great audden- R
7t'ess—at iahis period. .
Arne Brenner (killed in action))
J± mersnn Brmvi,
Peter Randall
Emanuel li of lrnersn
Abe Bender
Albert Bender
David Stelck
Frank tTttley
Ed. Fisher
Norman Prang
IIy. t icuuau
Arnie Ili1c1 '.':•antit
Marshal e tF,r
Norman Johnston
W. Liviagood in action)
Roy Geiger
Alvin Snrerus.
In addition to the above five from
Zurich joined the 131st but were re-
jected as physically unfit, .1i
If the above list is not complete
kindly inform us and evewill be pleas -
el to add any names we have omitted
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Cross Fertilizer Co.
BASIC SLAG
1 aim now selling the Basic Slag
for spring pasture and grass, any-
one wishing to use some can pur-
chase same from me.
Mr S. T. Palter, Northfie:d, Stor-
mont Co., Ont., writes on March
1st., 1915:—
"I used Basic Stag en a piece
of low snuck ground last Spring,
and could see quite an improve-
ment in the hay and also in the
aftergra'ss. I think the results
would have been much better had
the season not been so dry. I ap-
plied some last Fall and have al-
so ordered a quantity for this
Spring. '
1 have also the Agency foie the
!,',ntario "Fertilizer=anyone :vid.ing'
to buy same can ..do so fro•a.i ine,
JOSEPH RAU
R.L'f. 2,
LOQ K!
Why not use Ibe best coal?
SCRAl'`TON COAL
Chestnut, Furnace, Bi
ack=
smith and soft coal. Good
supply on hand.
C. F.SE SON
PHONE N E S A LI_
Ring F•tr.ger the Weakest.
The linger on which the wedding
ring is worn is anatomically the weak-
est of the ten. Piauists have to give
the, third finger twice as much drill as
the others. Place both hands together,
palms facing, and all but the middle
fingers stretched, you will be able to
separate all couples easily but the two
third lingers. The anatomical explana-
tion of this weakness is that the ten-
don of t.lie ektensor muscle of the third
finger i; attached by a cross slip to
that of the second and sometimes of
the fourth. This slip is sometimes cut
in violinists, who need all the freedom
and power they eau get.
A Witty Sulgostion,
At the time whet Thaddeus. Stevens
r, as a representative in congress a
member of the house who was noted
,or his uncertain course on all ques-
tions and who confessed that he never
.e,vesti„ltecl a point under discussion
without finding Himself neutral asked
1:11e tray for leave of absence.
"Mr. Speaker,” said Stevens, "I do
pri -rfee to object, but to suggest tbat
the honorable'member need not ask
this favor, for he can easily pair off
.rith himself."
WATER BOWLS
Litter Carrier
STATv'OHIONS
ETC,, ETC.
We handle and install all th
modern ' conveneiencos 4 for ycu I.
stables, See our lines.
English Injustice.
An Australiau tourist traveling in
the west of Ireland asked an old wo-
men how far it was to the nearest
Lowe. Slie sadly looked at him, then
sigbed and said:
"It was five nice miles two years
ago, but some English brute came over
with cb€iins and made it seven, and
our hearts are broke walking it ever
since. Bad luck to them!"
And she disappeared into the house,
leaving him there.—Illustrated Bits.
Talking and Looking Backward.
I3ess—Can't you do this as I do it?
Slaves—If I could I'd have your job
as president of the company and you'd
be looking for the one I gave up when
I came here.
Praise With a Purpose.
"I heard.11r. yubbubs speaking most
beautifully of his wife to another lady
on the train just now. Rather unusual
in a man these days."
"Not under the circumstances. That
was a new cook he was escorting out."
The heart of a loving woman is a
golden sanctuary wbere often there
reigns an idol of clay, Limarsa,
' Keep it Awake.
"My boy," said the successful mer-
chant, "never let your capital lie idle.
Remember that money talks, but it
doesn't talk in its. sleep."
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Ups and Downs.
"Oh, well, everybody has his ups and
downs!"
"That's right. Just at present I'm
down pretty low because I'm hard up."
Happiness is -a bird we pursue our
life long without catching it.—Vir•oy.
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Just Men. .. •
If any one says that he has seen a
,lust man in want of bread I answer
that it was in some place where there
was no other just man. -St. Clement.
No Skop There.
';Porter, this berth has been slept int"
"NO, sah; I asstuth you, sah. 'Merely
occupied.., It's the one over the wliees,
it.Zurich. b lPue1G .,rte:.. ..<A .a :t. a,r:t •_ a.'4
'tracks ` and Cars
Let us hastall your hay track for you now.
same at if installed next spring, viz ; Sept.
:.�,.. 7e handle purtl ;E,
hat
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