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PROUDFOO r, IcuA,o COOK.B..
Barristers, Salieitera, Notarica,
Public &e. Office, on. ilto F.'apinri, 2,111
door fruin li,oniiten St. (.1eciericii,
Private funds to loan 24,1: lowe,t rates
PR.OUDFUOT, K. 0, J. L. Itina.oiLks,
11, ,l, D. C,onan.
Mr. Cooke will be in tlei14n11 on Friday
and'Saturday of wadi week.
MEDICAL. CARDS
IntR A. J. MtwILNNON lab amis.
'51-jr Suegeon, Erie County Hospita,l,
Buffolo N. Y. Late assistant resi-
dent Physician, illanhattan Maternity
Hospital N. Y. ci•. Lath of the
House Stall% Now York Palyclinic
Mediea. iuo and liospital. Drug
store in connection. , Office: Zurich
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Zuribh: Meet
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Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sawag-ce, etc
Highest Cash Price.. for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS &HADES
Tuna ;11.411
'd • seZi5tOlf ,s1
The Home
Irmanne COe
Paidup Capital S6,009,000
Surplus to Po`.*.cyholders
$19,536,177.25
Insures yonr barn against damage
by wind or tornajo tor 1,0 cents
per $100 for 8 years, and yonr
house for 80 cents per $100 for
years. .No prenainan note and
no extra asSessinent grtara,ntend.
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Dealer in Lightning Rods ‘.1.
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Prompt Service
Mocierate:Cliarges
Tailor Shop
and
Laundry
H.'IfflOFFNIAN
Zurich, - Ontaro
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REPRESENTATIVE WANTED
At once for Zurich and district
for "Canada's Greatest Nurseries'
Spring 1917 Planting List noW
eady.
Splendil list of Hardy Canaan
a•.a Ornamental Stock in-
cluding McIntosh Red St.
Zees Everboaring Raspberry,
and many other leaders.
New illustrated catalogue sent
101) a.pplication.
Start now at best selling time.
Liberal Propositions,
'Stone &
The Fonthill Xttseees
(Established 1887)
ORONTO
11,LOCAL, NEWS 11
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Mr, Alex'. McOaell cf Vaina was
111 town On Tuaaday. •
1,L.. E. Brean_•:r. ,ef grand •-,Band,
W3 a ylEit]r in town on Afonday,
pri.e% for liana and ilrea-
end p.Jultry I. L.Wuren iiridt
Mr. Sam. Raerchor, of North,
Dakota, is vis.lting at the 'home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, M.
Kaerehcr, and other relatives.
'rre 3r0 d nt o a Term)!o
paper Luggee.n; as a rainedy for
1.he higiiniaais of butter, the
adoptIon of a subsaitute. (Yearn-
argarine 11 banned by the arlft;
but so far 'there does not Feeein to
be any law ;against beef dripping.
"The corr.s;o3deat ray > that:lace
the war began ho has not ea;:... -tai
any butter, but rias gone hack to
Th. c 11 love o: 1 i bcyttood diy
n 1 m 1'CO1 Hi bra
png H find it very palatabla
and tear:hail., and ;f a :i,tle pork
dripy:Lig be acted to the bear he
Ends it every bit to tasty as 1nit-
tar an 1 quite 'as nourialang. The:
rorrespondent bolieves chat i.
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everybody were to 11 ba -_,It on the
er;priag for 1. tame. he price o:
butter w,Juld soon came dOwn.
I:UV DE LAVAL S'..PARATORS
Now .a.nd sive the incre•asa in
We hav .e received notca
iron he manufacturers that tho
pale of De Laval cream separat-
ors wi'l be in!rease 1 in ptiaae
in
a few w•eeks owing to the advarca
in cost of. raw .amaterial. If
you want to secure ono at the old
pri:e, buy one now and save $5
$1.0. L. Prang, agent, -Zurich,
LITTLE LOCALS
For $1. we will send The Herald
to any address in Canada :o Jan.,
1918.
Hensalt expc•rlewed a slier:age
of chectriut coal this week.
Four weeks '.7nore then Xmas.
Many of our residents are put-
ting in ta +Supply of meat and
sausage by the 'butchering,"
route
.Autcmolilcs, cutters bagal•s
and wagana were seen on cur etie-
ets on Saturday.
TUSRECULCSIS SUNDAY
ahrongh the ,efforts of tho Nat,
:Sad.arium. 'AssoCiation With
-the co-operation of the .Clergy
of all Denominations 'and the De-
partment' of Education, Sunday,
November, 2Aith, and Monday No-
vember 27th, iLic•x-t, have • been
set apart as Tuberculosis Sunday
and Tuberculosis Day' in the seho
Ols. Literature on the subject
hai, been dis.ributed. -to Ministers
and 1 eaeliers araughout the Fro-
vime, and the widest passible pub-
licity IS urged; that all may jain
in stamping out this dread ells -
ease.
FARM FOR SALE
sale, 0 good farm if 100
acres, being lot 20, N. B.; Hay, 2.",
rid.es nar.h of Zurich. TherL ata.,
on rhe farm one larga bank barn
good driving hied and good frame
,u e, ant ote raa 1 on..1) 1 di -Is
Two goon orchards and all land
is tillable. Conven,ent to echool
church, Fa 1 plowing all done
For partiaafars apply to the proa-
rietress, Mrs, J. Quackenbush,
U.
R No. 2, Zurich,
Following 'is present pricar, aaa
are paying for live fowl:
Alive :Dressed
Yorig I'Llr7.eys .9.: 2:c
01c1 Turkeys 16: .0a.
Chicks, 12c tie
Hens 102
Roosters 8c
Ducks 10c 1-tc
00 13e
-Dressed taken any day, .alive.
every 'Thursday and Saturday f,..re.
non 3. Pre2tor, Zur:c•h,
HOARINESS
Then are cold clays coming
Prepard for them now by sec-
t -trill(' your supple of the
celebrated D. & H. Lacka-
wane, Anthracite Coal We
have a supply of all sizes:
Egg, Stove and Chesnut
D Cantellon
Hensall
rho= IA Hulse Phone 10a
The Chucrhc.$
EVANGELICAL CIIIIRCEI
SERVICES
Sunday, German •-- 9.45 a.
'' Sunday School 11.00 a, m
" Service, Fng ih -7.30 p. rn
Tlesday, jr. Y. P. A. --- 1.30 p.m
Tuesday, Y. P. A, --- 8,15 p. 11
hursday Prayer Mooting 8.00 p m
Friday, Choir Practice 8 30p. m
Laei s' 1, First Weilmr,sday o
each Month. --- 0 p.m
LUITIERAN CIIURCIT
Sunday Schlool p.rn
(lerrnin Sia.:day 30 3)aan
English Service Sunday 7.30 p.m
Luther League, Piday 8, p, rn
Ladies' Aid 7tneets first Tuesday o
ea:di. month at 2,30 p.
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Andrew F. Hess
CONVEYANCING, ETC.
FIRE INSURANCE
PLATE t; LASS ficsunAastclii
A UT0910 3 LLB INSURANCE
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN
AUENT (.5 REAM WEST
PERMANENT Lo. N Co.
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HONOR -110'
161st BATTALION, C. E. F.
"THE HuRoris" •
Andrew Price
Thos. _Davidson
Leonard Davidson
George McBride
Milton Johnston
Daniel Bennett,
Maurice Weber;
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Ottawa November 10, 10I0 A A I nit vv N 171 T
Bulletin issued by the. Census and
Stat'litica; C1 re t 0..do7 rc..1:nrts 0.04,,,17..Orasimmsradrinnoaa.km.eiN.0..rmrsKowa,..411=,.......14.1.440P.M.«.
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of the 1)) 3 It cr fn' :i itter Carriers
ri !a;
tabe,. 31 of 1111 Wheat •..1;v;*
1917 and the trigro-..s of 1.11
'ploughing AyrrLfrinicici
11,001" ;1)3(1R1'1U.L.L.W.L1
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rco:: t ,o tte. s ,a;1
of potat:.el, turnips, ana
rp.ivea, .aulifa, rod -..ea cara 71 Mil -171 m fl
,
Stigar t ) a j jj 4
ar:• .
the suraa :ts .9i ;
17 !fk C' a V' handli3 all file
09 01 azaa s -and a• ha a aol an11 i
tb oi:wieb 1,, • ,r,":-1111C.tthl. C01:1Ve1lc•iel:(f.,S f01'
,o11111,.Y3 atm es, alld a deci6....,,e
fa lb 0!.. the °the • • stables. See our lines,
p,,,
crps. In to.i.4,1* value,rices, those erop:
far 19 0 1 $ 9•i8 0), ',F.: ' rnue 1
with $.'19 5 8 0 0 for 1015. The•;sield
of hay clover tins y a' i h.
real 001 0" 11,709,000 tons, an
aver .go o 1 SI ton ler zun e,
s vat. highest yield on record la:
thi:4 n.raa 13 Tiv. a•,...ng •
vain • ye,• t $:t. 0 as oin: a 0
'with ove $1l 1 st e r ro.:aioza.
are again upon th- pun:.
rrap, this re4alt being (itt to an-
faa•carable conditions in Q11-' .•0
!nil Ontario, where the averagn
y:e'd e.• ncra is for gp,..1,-.02 13:
bushels, as .compar:ii with 3 in
year, aid for On.ario
61 1 iishels. as compared with 9Z
h I tl 11,1. *
bars e s. in:' pro -
Imes the po4:ato yid is ..;;0t)d,
leng::03 latithe.'.5 per acre -f•a•
Pr7Dae. Edward Island, 201 Lushes
•.per acre- fat. Nova Soda- an -1 fl. _I
bushels pea acre for New •i3runs,v-
.LJ ick
I
The averiga Frice re: hush-
• el for .pota'..oas 0 81. for Ca -1-
93 cents for PrLic Edward Ts-
!th6c1., 69 ,cents for New Erunswick
97 cents for Queben? and $j.28 for
Fair yields of potatoes are re-
cel:dod for the prairia provinees
the average ben' hal.waen 170 and
177 bushels, '+‘•itii pries of 02 and
.93 ct nts pprr buahal ia llyIanizol:
c,nd3askatchewan, and 31 cents In
A li ita li ,Eri Ph C. Itunb'a th0
Eiver:ge yiall per ar.ra is 1i9.•atah-
els and the price 70 cents pc.r1als-
hei The quality oo tbo tul.eyt •
betnanii 89 and 93 re;, cent
'standard for the Marazime
yinc es over 99 per cent for Man-
lSaskeigit9.Wan and si
vt: 1 .and
:.Eo' Quebe2 and Ont-
n.rie the quality is 76 and 77 per
FALL WHEAT AND PALI,
PL 0 U NC:T' •
Owing to the dry 4:ondition o2
the S7:ii in °mark, cif cu -Li 's
e-pexirn:ed in the pl,,ugh;n3 nd
seeding of fall wheat. By Orli.-
,ober 3'st only 656,50) a eros w.a.a
sown, as compared with A0a.)0)
acres in 1915, a decrease 1.:1.-
7101 acres, ;or 20 per on't In Al-
berta also there is a decrerasa
f.6,:.709 acres, or 14 pe:• cent, viz.
from 260,500 acres to 2'21 010 ::res
Far all Canada the area ostimatial
ietioa) to .- be sown for fall wheat 0r, 9,,
7,00 acres, !as compared with I,-
In addition. to the above five from Al 8)0 acrcs, decroase of 01,11.)
res cr 1S par cert The coacliq
Znrich joined 'the 101st but were re- on of fall wheat on CcioLer• 31 for
all 'Canada is 76 per cent c1 a...,
.z..,ta.n.7ard as 83 Jur
cent Ls!., eau and 9 per teat i
914 O: the ta.,:al lan 1 in CaraCa
Intended far next 5eofs crops 51
per cent is oD'imated to have been
us., el b; 31st tha 1;0:
tentage • /proportions in the west
lreing 47 for Manitoba, 28 for
Saskatchewan and 21 for Alber„a.
We have been asked to add to the
Ilonor Roll the names of the boys
from Zurich, who have enlisted in
battalions in various parts of the
country and who aro serving their
King, •
Arne Drenner (killed in action)
Emerson Drown
Peter Randall
Einanuel Holtzman
Abe Bender ,
Albert Bender
David Steck
Frank Uttley
Ed, Fisher
Norman Prang
y. Hieman
Arnie Hildebrandt
Marshall Zeller
Norman Johnston
W. Lb ingood i•
Roy Geiger
Alvin &arms.
jected as physically unfit,
If tho-above list is not complete
kindly inform us and we will be pleas-
ed to add aninonies we have emitted
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Cross
ertilizer Co.
I am now selling the Basic Slag
for spring pasture and grass, IA 11 Y. -
one wishing to use sorno can pur-
chase same from ine.
Mr. S. 3. Faker, Northfield, Stor-
mont Co., Ont., writes on March
lst., 1915:-
‘‘I used Basic S'ag on a pi.co
of low muck ground last Spring,
and could see quito an improve-
ment in the hay and also in the
aftergrass. I think the results
would have been much better had
the season not been so dry. I ap
plied some last Fall and h.avo al-
so ordered a quantity for this
Spring.
• 'I have also the Agency for 'the
3ntario ..eertilizeranyone
to buy same can do 80 fro!,,:i
JOSEPH RIAU
R R. P4 u. 2, Zurich.
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6 -Pf r
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and Cars..
Let us install your hay track for you r.„c•irx.
Same at if installed next spring, ; ept lst, 1917.
Terms tire
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