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EVANGELICAL CHURCH
SERVICES
u'unt3ay, German - -- ... 9,45 a. m.
Sunday School 11,00 a. m.
'W Service English _1.30 p.m.
Tuesday Jr. Y, P. A. 1.30 p.un
Tuesday, Y. P. A. ., i, 8.15 p, 'm.
•'"7.'hursdday Prayer Meeting 7.30 p,m.
•'Friday; Choir Practice -.. 8 30p. m.
,...Ladies' Aid, first rW ednesdayev-
ening of each month 8 p•
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday School .-- ..,t -_...J 9 a. are
,,
Germain Services, Sunday 1.0 30a
English Service, Saind'ay4.30 p.m.
Luther League, 'Friday 8: p. m.
Ladies' Aid meets first Tuesday of
each month at 2.30 p. m,
AL CARDS.
PaaOUDFOOT, KILL0RAN, & COOKE.
sae BarristersSolicitors, Notaries
'01 Public &o. 'Office, on the Square, 2nd
door from Hamilton St.. Goderich.
Private funds to loan Jt io vestLrsest a es.
ate . Paotrn'o°T, K. 0.
4, H. J. D. Come.
.117r. Cooke will be in Remelt on Friday
and Saturday of each week.
Dr. E. S. Hardie
u
DENTIST
At
ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
DASHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY
-" MAIN OF1FICE - HENSALL,
-Gir Rs q., ass & Co.
- JEWELLERS
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OPTICIANS
Rej5airing a Sj5eczaliy
THE CELEBRATED DELEWAREs
aleND HUDSON CO'S.
LAZKY. WAN A
AL
LOCAL NEWS
L.OIST—A ,woollen matt. I+indel.{,
please ireturn to ijTerald Office,
Major C. J. Vanstone„ an ,adjut-
ant of the least Huron Batt., is
.ae}riousiy ill in England.
A happy damraily laeunkrn was
held atthe home of Mr. and Mrs.1
Jacob tHowald on NeW - - Year',sr
Day. ,
LOST—A bag af• buckwheat on
Zurich road on Saturday. Finder
notify Leon Jeffrey, R. R, No, -2,
'Zurich,
FOUND—A bag of grain, Own
.er lean secure same by proving pro-
perty and paying •expenses. Albert
Rose, 14th eon.
NOTICE—All accounts due me
(must be settled at once as I have,
disposed or my business. •A,
W. Morley.. '7urlele
Two -seated top carriage for
sale, Price $35.00. Carriage can
be seen at Albert Hendrick s,iSa-
uble Line. Apply to him or • to
L. Prang, Zurich.
EIkSElv''BACH—TE'TRE AU
TEE ;.S(1 NDARD ANTHRACITE.
.A. Catate]On
net -sail
ill
iPhone. (crake 10; `Houde, t10, B.
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4
urkth Me t
IN fit13
—
'avesh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
ilclighestaCaeh Price for Wool
CASH FOR SIKINS & HIDES
Doichert
The Home
J s arnee Co.
Paaad-t' Capital $6:000,000
Sn YJus.to roliCyhOlders
$1.0.,53,6h1.17 25
Insures your barn against damage
by wind or tornado for 40 cents
. per $100 for S years, and your
hot'',e for S0 cents per $100 for
3''years. No premium note and
no extra aseessaalent guaranteed.
G. HOLTZMAN
Agent cot - Zurich
Dealer in Lightning Rods
We Want .New
A re iabie Agent in Huron Coun-
ty to sell Pelham's Peerless Fruit
nd Orwalii,ental trees during Fall
nd Winter months. Good Ivy,
xelusive territory, free selling
quipment.
OVER 600 ACRES
C the choieeet Nursery stock in-
acting NEW Varieties controlled
y us, Handsome up-to-date tiei-
ng eq!i pment ants, a splendid Can
diatt grown stock to offer cua-
mors. We are not jobbers.
rite now for agency terms to
LIIAM -NURSERY Co. Toronto
N. 13, ,Catalogue sent col re -
est to applicants for 46211,100 or
;1701111001'9 of N1 r6er'y stocky.
L 0 O K! 1
Why teat use the best cott,'a;'
SCRANTON:COA ,
Chestnut, Furnace, Blaen
smith and soft coal.
C. FE CASE. SOtv
PHONE. 35 EN S A L L.
A Full Supply
Heavy and Ligh
13a
ER
All sizes -and prices.
See our all -white heavy rubber
for men. Guaranteed in every
way
Live' fowl taken every Thursday
forenoon. ' .} I I
LOUIS BRIS.SON
Drysdale
.A quiet weddiing took place at m
the Evangelical err tui'. Zu le 1 r,. on
Cross Fertilizer C
Dec. 22nd, when Rev. F. B. Meyer
performed t h: ceremony which Un-
ited in "marriage Mr. Peter Es Sen-
bach, of the 14th con., Hay,. and
Miss Pearl Tetreau, of Stephen.
FIRST DRAFT CALLED
�AS1C SLAB
Shipment: of Basic Slag will:
in in December. As will ; sk
unable to get this fertilizer rn Vit'
INVISIBLE �.IGFIT,
4rdy when It Striker the Retina of the
Eye Can it ae Seen,
Whet. is the simple e1 demonstration
of the fact that light Li invisibie?
The blackness of a ua.iduight sky
:demonstrates this t'au't most readily,
• i'ye may see the lilac t•:s brilliantly illu•
urinated
by the sub's Luys. but the sur-
rounding sl7tic•e is dark, although we
know that light must be pawing there.
The passage of a beam of light
through a darkened room is only visi-
ble on tile dust in the air. and the roue
of light seen when the sun shines
through n small hole in a shutter is
not risible, but only light reflected
from ibe motes. in the twain. This
can the easily and tiivapty denunnstrat.ed
by placing in the beam t a glass vessel
from which the dust. 1n.' been careful-
ly removed. The be:r+;i then may be
seen before and behind the vessel, but
is invisible within. - A Iktinseu burner
or a redbot poker held so as to destroy
the motes will also renter the beam
invisible at that spot.
Light is only visible when it strikes
on the retina of the eye. and it can
only do so when it reaches it in a di-
rect line or. is turned by a reflection or.
refraction hito a direct line. lust as
the bullets from is gun (ioa man no
harm hatless aimed or turned -iii their
rousse toward hi:; body, so light is
without effect unless it is aimed or
turned toward the retina.
TiCKET SPECULATORS.
Their Trade Was 'Fealty Started by
Dumas and His Barber.
The first draft under the M. S. spring, you should order rteuuar'e The practice of speculating in theater
A. will be called up this week. E.v menta at once. ticiots, strange as tt• may appear, was
ery ,man called up has received: Ask your neighbor about r 4started by the elder Dumas. He pat-
ifroin his district registrar notifi- sults ...from using tthe Basic Slate/ ronizeii a Paris barber :lamer Porcher,
cation to report to his depot bat- � PRICES MUCH LOWER TA 4.X. sale one dtty'tbis Worthy while shaving
tallion It is expected that the ORDINARY FERTILIZEF• the novelist a ked him why be did not
first batch of men will be on their (� • • the tickets givon pini by the man -
way overseas in a short time. Str- Untalri - I�eI � VIII ° sof the theiiters where bis plays
ingest regulations have been pass I§ cI" ?i �r I9 i'oduced,
I also sell the a'so't*e''�bzlat'd. ct`: . hem could I sell them?" asked
Fertilizer made by one bf:the Iv
est Canadian Conaparsaaaraaahgea
for Commercial Fer`ilizeaes, ,'
every purpose.
Oa to meet the case of deserters
and absentees without leave. •
COMMUNICATION
Some misuuderslandiug seems to
prevail among the ratepayers re- R. R.
garding the seaddeRoads system
which has been adopted by sheHur
JOSEPH FM
on county council
In the first.' place it is ,not the
intention of • the, count} , tci -grind•
expensive pavements It tin.' '
leaden ion ofconstructing and ke
iTr ,i,n:. frand..reamer ,golea xa , r,a,'t'.
.0dm which are now n tab"' ail
if hick: will, cost very little' tib i{'
pait aid maintain. And I'la^y • •r
township will not pay ane, -cent tb•if
-wards.the construction of .any -road •
iia any other township in the noun
;ty.' And fur'Lherinor.e, Tor every
dollar that is spent un . the roads: -.
in Hay Township, in connection
with this system, the township re
leeives hack 40 pe'r'sceait. for con-
struction and 20 per cent for main-
tenance. t
These are the strong features of
the system as we get back nearly
-every dollar which is paid into the
Provincial treasury for automobile
licenses. Reference to the county
by-law bearing oln this system will
wiilt bear me out in the above facts,
The by-law for the adoption of
the system was passed at the June.
session of the county council and
the 'by-law governing the con-
struction and maintenance :causes
was passed at the December sass
ion of the council and is not yet
in print.' .
i,Signecl, IT. H. Ne•eb.
Zuri
111011111111,
drew F. ,Diss.
'�NVEv' ANt71N'c�, �,r1T(7
'd'tithorof the `Three Alusketeers."
ally, to me, if you like," replied Por-
ier- e"ArSd:what would you do with
tbei " "asked Dumas. "That's my
.business:" replied. the barber,' centime
ind•rto lather the bronzed face of the
famous story teller.
"But I give you tickets whenever you
ask for them,', said Dumas. "Ah, one
or,: two are riot,,;suflitient for my par-
pose,' yesponike4 Porcher. "I must
pfas,tl nil t;'ir3'a lockets and every Clay
aqn;,"And vole will pay for them`t"
,stet, rile drhanat,lstz• "Cash," was the
simple yet i raetfct l,'„l eply.
as * that =t ,'t wif' very
LESS IVIEAT BF DACK
ANC KIDNEYS IIIJRT
Take a glass of Salts to flush Kidneys
if Bladder bothers you—Drink
lots of water.
.'ating meat regularly eventually pro-
duces kidney trouble in some form or
other, says a well-known authority, be-
cause the :uric acid in meat excites the
kidneys, they become overworked; get
sluggish; clog up and cause all sorts of
distress, particularly backache and mis-
ery in the kidney region; rheumatic twin-
ges, severe headaches, acid stomach, con-
stipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness,
bladder :end urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or kid-
neys aren't noting right, or if bladder
bothers you, get about four ouaices of
sad : Salts frown any good pharmacy;
;take a tablespoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will •then not fine. This fatnons
salts is made from the acid of grtapea
and lemon juice, combined with lithia,
and hoe been used for generations to
livah clogged kidneys and stimulate them,
to normal activity; also to neutralize the
acids in the urine so it no longer itri,
Cates, time ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts •cannot injure anyone;
snakes a delightful eit`ervoseent lithia-
water drink which ?Millions of mon and
women take now and their to keep the
kidneys and urinary orgatta thrall it111/9
avoiding titi1-kkl13 sena
- yip .�j�p.7,' y
Elliin•Ttaliqi
;; AGIEN�Se Dt�r1t . EUl if . ,
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ACOOUNTS COLLECTED
AOO,[DENTANSURANCE
Herald Office Zurich
FARMERS ATTENTi)N
Make money
tri spare tit ie':„,
.t,
this Winter by selling•
:iNiaa ,
Seed Papatoesx
This is the right time to start on
Stock and New
Spring Sales.
We pay highest commissions
d
furnish .our Salesmen with liteat-
ure with a "puncta." te it. l•
Send for our list "f isiew Offerings
and full particulars.
Stone & " Wellingf n
The Fonthiit Nuseries
(Established 11337)
TORONTO
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WHY YOUR LOCAL PAPER •
PROFITS YOU
It pays to read TIIE HERALD
because it contains important i•ot-
lees of events that the public gene.
eraily are interested in, and which
you alight not hear anything abeat
until they were' past, Aside':
from the news there are always
platters of importance In -the ad-
vertising ,colutuns.. A man assi-
gas; you rosy be a creditor and
the legal notice tells you When and
to whom to make your c:ainis.An-
kraals stray ,from their owners aria
an ad. tells you where to recover
thein. . Thus the chain --of useful -
mess continues lltik by link. .As
a m-edium. of commii.nication rt :'is
Valuable and ea,nvenient alike t(
those who have announeeinents to;
make, and those who are interest
ed in' hearing them„ and -it is above
all, ,cheap,—: cheaper than . Dn
p
to
paper and postage stamps.
be withortit the ;poral paper— bit(,,
wilt save y'oti its price over r„d
-0Ye,1
Fettle) ,.
ncluded flea o
otl1yl miler 011.378 r'e up;sli'tt'ring and
,
'ffilir; ;lade. Ungar' bargains
with loth6r` iiu(-tibia ivied quickly be
etude else:. -
Turner Had His Way.
The late 1iai. ,\V. Turner, one of
England's mostfamons artists, served
for some time en the banging commit-
- the'Reyal academy, and one day
when he strode into the pi.eture rooms
he was struck by a picture sent iu by
Artini unknown provincial artist of the
lame of Bird. Turner'took it into his
hands,andexamined it this war and,.
that. "A tine work!" he exclaimed. "It
'Must be hung up and exhibited."
- luapossible," responded the other
tiienlbers of the committee. "The walls
aka full, and the arrangements cannot
be disturbed."
"A fine work," repeated Turner. "It
must be hung, lap and exhibited.' And,
-finding his'.collcagnes to be as obsti-
auto as himself, he hitched down one
of his own pictures and hung up Bird's
in its place.
But. She Liked It!
Very strong peppermints ere grand-
father's favorite confection. One day.
says the Christian herald, he gave one
to !'our -year -elft Marjorie and waited
slyly to see what she would do when
she should clrse.over the pungent flavor
Of the candy. A fere minutes later he
saw her take the partly eaten pepper-
mint from her month and place it on
a table beside an open window,
"'What's the matter?" he asked.
"Don't you like the candy?"
"Ob, yes," replied Marjorie, "I like
it, but 1 thought I'd let it cool for a
little while."
Sarcastic.
A. young author, evidently desirous
of benefiting by the experience of an
older brother craftsman, once asked
Richard henry Stoddard how be had
acquired such a mastery of Anglo-
Saxon.
"I don't know how I ever did it,"
replied the poet, who, after a moment's
reflection, added, "I think, however, I
must attribute it to the fact that I
never had any education,"
A Medical Epitaph.
I can't beat "Tears cannot restore
brim, therefore I weep," says a corre-
spondent, but the folioasing pithy epi-
taph on the tomb of a doctor (given me,
1 beaten, .to say, by a medical man)
conte'§ near it: '
"'He survived all his patients."
OFJ?OEI
you should not miss
.t have on hand the following which were bought be
the big advance in price. Buy now and save money.
ON PETER HAMILTON ICU'LTJVATOES
I can save you $16 each. The se cultivatorsare second 'to non
and are giving the best_, of satis faction,
a ON LOW -DOW N 'MANURB SPREADERS
I can save you $26 each. 0•n ly two left.
On WAGONS, I can save you $20. On BUGGIES: $25, On
HAY RAKES $8, Only one left, Also one LITTER CARRIER,
OUTFIT on which I can save y ou $20.
One price to all, these are no consignment goods.
The above facts and prices speak for thern-e1v ,a
, C
a
at once if yoa need any of these 'as I haveno time to ca'n.rass.
A new line of Cutters. Delaval Cream Separator Age
We Haile le pumps, piping, etc,.
L.
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advantage of our ° 1918
Clubbing t ` t .tea,
ticred and Daily Globe..,. ....$4 75
Wet:hly Woke.. .1. 7t
Daily IUi.i1 and Em-
pire 4 75
Weekly 14Jai1 ai,1
Emu ite 1 75
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Teta cin Doily Sur 8 7.3
" " Daily Mut- U 75
t ,c tC «'eelily St..., .. 1 /5
Landon Free Pi c es
lllorning l:ciitit rBt0
Evening Ediiiot a CO
Weekly Dilate ... 1 $fi
London Adrtut4sei
Morning Edition .. 8 CO
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Weekly Edit:nn.... 1 r5
" a.irn & Dn:iiy 1 75.
" Wally Sun 1.80
" 'Fanners Adtteste... 2 10
.,- I1iclitteteCe °IltI 4l''1
Herald and Wet:;:
Star 2 10
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NOMINATION
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby giv-
en'that a meeting of the Electors
of the Municipality of the Town-
ship df Hay will be held in the
TOWNSHIP HALL
VILLAGE OF ZURICH
01) -
MONDAY, DEC. 31st.
191 , at the hour from one to two
o':clock, P. M., ,for the purpose of •
nominating candidates for Reeve
and Councillors for the Township
of. Rua- for ,;tee year 1918, and in
case a poll is demanded, polls will
be open -cl on MONDAY, JAN. 7th.
(1913, in the several polling sub-
divisions of the Township, as f o1
lows;
Poll No. 1. Polling Place, Scho-
ol house No, 2; D. R. 0., Milton
Russel; Clerk, Ceril Rowe.
No. 2. Pol:ing place, School houi
se No. 14, D, R.'0., D. Burns; Clerks
W. D. Thompson.
No. 3. Polling place, Town 1
Hall.; D. R. 0., A F. Hess; Clerk,:
W..m. O'Brien, 3
No. 4. 'Polling place, W. G. j
Hess' shop; D. R. O., W. G. Hess ;I
Clerk, Daniel Oswald.
No. 5. ,Polling place, School-
house No. 12; D. R. O., B. Surerus;
Clerk, Hy• Krueger.
No. 6. Polling place, Hart'eiibs
Hall; D. R. O., 3, K. Goetz; Clerk,
D. emali.
No.Ti7, ,Polling place, School
house No, 3; 0. R. 0„ R. J. Troyer;
,Clerk, VTm, tC'onsitt, •
No. 8. Polling place, Bissonet-
te's Block c D. R. 0., Fred Duchar-
me; Clerk, Mardi CnrriVeatl.
Said polls will be kept open from
9 o'clock a. nn„ until 5 o'clock, p.
M. and no longer.
13'III,D. MESS, Sr.,
Rttiirna'ing Of Neer.
Dabe'd at tZtiruich, this 15th day
of December, 1911.
VULCANIZING•
I have instal'el a complete Val-
canizi+nt;• outfit and can ,do 'all
kinds of auto tire repairs. Both
inner alai outer casings. I can
also rot' it and half sole rubber,
boots an -1 s:ioes.
NOW IS -THE TIME TO GET
THIS WORK DONE BEFORE
THE RUSH OF SPRING WORK
COMES IN.
T. H. Agus-, Garage, Hensall
IIAREN GRAY HAIB,
LOO YOUNG, PRE
Sage Tea and Sulphur .t arkens .
So Naturally that No
body can tell.
Hair that loses its color and lustre,
or when it fades turns gray, dull and
lifeless, is caused by a lack of sulphur,
in the hair. Our grandmother made
up a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur
to keep her locks dark and beautiful,
and thousands of women and men who
value that even color, that beautiful
dark shade of hair which is so at-
tractive, use only this old -tune recipe,
Nowadays we get this iambus atix
tura improved by the addition of othe
ingredients by asking at any era.
store for a bottle of "Wyeth's Sag
and Sulphur Compound," which dar
ens the hair so naturally, so
that nobody can possibly tell
been applied. You Just dam
sponge or soft brush 'with it an
this through your hair, taki
small strand at a time. ]3y
the gray hair disappears; bu
delights the ladies with Wyeth
and Sulphur Compound is th
sides beautifully darkening ti
after a few applieatietts, It also
back the gloss and lustre and
an appearance of abundance
Wyeth's Sage and Sulpl`
pound is a delightful toile
to impart color end a .r!
pearahoo to the hair. I
tended for the cure, tultiga'
werxtion of disease.