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EVANGELICAL CAL OR 7RCII
iS'ERVCES
Sunder, German • - - 9.45 a. tn,
" Sunday school 11.00 a,02.
t, service Etglieb. .7.00 p.m,
Tuesday Jr. Y. P. A. 1.30 p. m
Tuesday, Y. P, A. ... , . 8.15 p. m.
I',1'h.;utrstl!ay Pi.ayer Meeting 7.30 p.m.
Felday, Choir Practice ••• 8 30p. m.
td1ees Aid First .Tuesd.ay of
lea eh Month. ... ...... 2,40 p.m,
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday Schlool ••• ••• •.• 2 p.m.
(German Services, Sunday 9.0 30a,m.
Englisch, ,Service Sunday, x.90 Teem
Luther League, Friday 8. p. m.
Ladies' .Md meets first Tuesday of
each month at 2.30 p;. m.
Zurich Meat '‘t-'
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash PXfee for Wool
CASH . FOR SK1LNIB & HIDES
Tinggib! i t &
De1oheTt
Andrew F. Hess
CONVEYANCING, ETC
FIRE INSURANCE
PLATE GLASS INSURANCE
AUT011IOBILE INSURANCE
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN
AGENT FOR GREAT WEST
PERMANENT LOAN CO.
ACCOUNTS COLLECTED
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Herald Office Zurich
The Home
n t a nee Co.
Al fie. .
• rN.
aid -lip Capital $6;000,000
Surplus to Policyholders
$19,536,177;25
Insures your barn against damage
by wind or tornado for 40 cents
per $100 for 3 years, and your
hoase for 30 cents per $100 for
3 years. No premium note and
no extra assessment guaranteed.
® HOLTZ II
Agee` - Zurich
Dealer in Lightning Rods
UNDERTAKING
Prompt Service
Moderate:rharge5
Tailor Shop
and
Laundry
W. H. BCF FMA
Znal icb, - Ontario
FARMS FOR SALE
st offer my two farms for sale,
one -being south half of lot 3, con-
taining 813e, acres. and the other
• heing the north half of lot 4, con-
' Miming '79 acres, both its the 13th.
+,. cn, Stanley, .F'Ihe former has 10
acres good bush, and they latter
$
acres, Both in) good date la£
• teuttivatioal and goon buildings on
bI th fa tna, Rammns :have stone
fonindationa and lots of water on
•renitc For particulars apply
?tc�
Chttg, Mite, R. R. 1Vxa•, 2. Zuricha
LOCAL NEWS
New ade-'•E. Appel, J, Gals.ter.
Mr, Ed. Beaver spent) Thursday at
London,
Private funds to loan on first ,Hort•
gage. , Apply to A, 1+'. Bees, Zurich,
sbipmteaet ,of stamped mats to
hand new pfattelen.s.. Raaby&Gast.ho.
Next week will be Eeomething out
of the ordinady in Bargain -giv-
ing at Appel'ls. New Bargains
every day.
Now is •the time to renew your
subscriptions to your daily o
weekly Tapers. Look over ode
clubbing list and you will See that
we can save you money
airs. Margaret B. Charlesworth
9f Blyth, in the county of Huron,
Ontario is applying for d,v.r.e
from her husband, Leopold u.
Charlesworth, •a merchant of the
ce ane place. The application hi
dated from ;Winnipeg.
Figures published by the Census
and Statistics Monthly show the
fnilowing decrease in live s.ocle in
Canada in 1916 as compared wait.
1915 -Horses, 5,464; milch cows 6 ,-
501; other cattle, 85,636,; sheep, 7 ,-
561: ,,wine, 297;228, These decreas-
es are deserving of the attention
of procurers and consumers es e e 1
The 'Ontario Legislature wit,
open on ,Tuesday, Feb. 13th. On
:Wednesday, Hon. Mr. Hears'. will
move that the House adjourn out
of respect for the memory •f the
late Hon .J J. Foy, Hon. James
8, Duff, and Mr. S, Armstrnog. The
address in reply to the Speech
from the :Throne will be moved on
Thursday. +M•atters are said to le
well in hand for private bill leg-
islation, and present expectation
at Queeu;s Park are that the ses-
sion will be over about Easter.
The comimg season is going to
be ;marked by high prices for all
farm produce. X11 will he your
interest to watch the market clos-
ely. ,The Farmer's Sun, Toronto,
as a farm market paper has no
equal. It has Saved its readers
many dollars by keeping them
posted as to the trend of prices.
There never was a time when
this information was of such value
to the farmers of the Province as,
avow. Those who read The Sun,
regularly .find it; is. busitaes;3' prop-
osition trial means money to them.
Your subscription for the San
:'cam be left at this office.
The five languages richest in
words are as follows: English
450,000; Germany, 300,000; French,
210,00 • Italian, 1.10,000; Spanish,
120,000: The figures of Bourse
approximate. The percentage f o
illiteracy in the various beliger-
ent nations is as follows: Austria,
22.6; Hungary, 40.9; Belgium, 12.7,
France, 14.1; Germany, 0.02; Italy
48.2; Russia, 70.0; Servia 75.9; Un-
nited Kingdom 1.0. It should be
rememberecl that these figures are
estimated from different bases of
age and qualifieationsc (e g. in-
ability to read or to w.ite o: both)
and therefore, can not be taken
absolutely as a basis of com-
parison.
CLUBBING LIST
Herald and Daily Globe $8 75
" " Weekly Globe 175•
Daily Mail and Em-
pire 8 75
Wesly Mail and
4,
t1
11
It
Empire. 1 75
Toronto Daily Star 8 25
" Daily News 8 25
" Weekly Star.. 1 75
" London Free Press
Morning Edition.... 8 CO
Evening Edition.... 8 60
Weekly Edition 1 85
London Advertiser
Morning Edition3 GO
Evening Edition..., 8 60
Weekly Edition 1 75
.Farm. & Dairy 1 75
1c
1,
I
At
Weekly Sun 1.8
Farmers Advocate.., 2 4
Montreal '.Family
Herald and Weekly
Star ,. 1 8
Weekly Montreal
Witness 18
Canadian Country-
man
ountryman
Desirable brick idwel.ng house
and three ,lots for sale, situated
in Zurich. Good frame scab1e
and good swell and ci.tern on
prerni•see, Fruit trees and land
n• good state of cultiva.ion: Sit-
uated opposite School 1 uuse. For
particulars apply to Martin Warne
or Mary Prang, Exec,u. ors,Zurieh.
FARM FOR SALE
Comprising 153X acres, in Stan-
ley „Township, 1% miles north of
Blake, with good buildings, Barn
410x,'60, with good straw Seed, 40x36,
driving shed 21x20, with hog pen
.iderneath and a cider mill in
good running order Stablesare
cement, also floors. Good Intone
house, 11 rooms, with good cellar,
hard and soft water inside. A-
bout 30 acres of good buslh of mix-
ed timber, maple, bee.^.h, hemlock,
bassevood.elm and whi`'e ash, The
°arm is well drained and fenced, a-
bout 3 acres of orchard- apple.;.,
plums. peaches, etc. Ten acres
fall wheat, 61 acres plowed and
about 50 acres seed in grass. Will'
be sold at a reesonnble price. Foe
particulars apply on the .premises
lot 8,° con. 13, Stanley. Merino
D. Steckley, R. R. No. 2, Zurich,
FARMS FOR SALE
Fine 150 -acre farm known as
the Melick farm, being lot 16 'and
north half lot 15, con. 12, Rae.
Also 60 acres, being part lot 14,
con. 15, Hay. The latter i arm has
12 acres fall wheat 40 acres plowed
ready for seeding and the ha'anre
goof pasture. Will sell on rage-
terms.
ageterms. For particulars apply to
Ji. J. Merrier, Zurich.
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Why not use the best coal?
SCRANTON COAL
Chestnut, Furnace, Black-
smith and soft coal. d
supply on hand.
CL F CASE & SCI
HEI; E 35 HENSALL
Cross Fertilizer Co.
BASIC SLAC
Am now taking orders for winter
delivery. The past Season has
:gain shown that Basi: S:aggives
best satisfaction for grain and
beans. For re_erence ask farmers
in this locality who have used it,
Ontario Ferlllizer
I also sell the above brand of
h'ertilizer made by one of the larg-
est Canadian Compani:s. Agency
for Commercial Fertilizers for
every purpose
JOSEPH RIM
R R. N N. 2
Zurich.
Classified Ads 1
LEGAL. CARDS.
PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN, & C00Kla.
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries
Public &o, Office, on tho Square, 2nd
door from Hamilton St. Goderich,
Private funds to loan at lowest lutes
W. PaOUDFooT, K. C. J. L. KIL'LORAN.
H. 3. D. COOTIE.
Mr. Cooke will be in Eensall on Friday
and Saturday of each week,
MEDICAL CARDS
o R A. J. MacKINNON late Hous.
0 Surgeon, Erie County Hospital,
Buffalo N. Y. Late assistant resi-
dent Physician, Manhattan Maternity t
5 Hospital N. Y. city. Late of the
House Staff, New York Palyclinic
5 Medical School and Hospital. Drug
shore in connection. Office, Zurich
1 50ot
HessJEWELLERS
AND
OPTICAS
Retairing ct Sj5eczczlzy
PPR ESS
Thera are cold days coming
Prepare for them now by sec-
iring your sipple of the
oele1rated D. c H. Lacka-
wa11t Aiithilet.e Coal Sere
hLve:4, supply of all sizes:
Eg'v.--t Stove and Chesnut
® Caiitelon
lMensal'Pl?.oge, 10, House Phone 10a
JAN. 9. 117
WATER BONLS
Litter Carriers
STANCHIONS
rTC.
E'PC ,
We Handle and install ail the
modern canvendences for your
stables. See our lines,
B --T Hay Tracks and Cars
Let us install your bay track for yon nrw, Terms are
saltie ;tt i installed ue.t Spri1ig, N iz, Asia 1.•t, 1917.
We .handle pumps, plpal1g„ etc.
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ZUCH
THE MINISTER OF FINANCE
REQUESTS
HE PEOPLE OF CANADA TO
BEGIN NOW
TO SAVE MONE^�Y FOR THE
N``MXT. WA�..:LOA
DEPARTMENT OP FINANCE
OTTAWA
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..QUICK SERVICE EXPRESS PREPAID PLAIN PACKAGEa
We are th' ONLY wholesale liquor detler;s iin Port Huron. Send your oldn br ;et.er or callI ;personally gat our office and leave orders. Loated one block west of Posiofice. Entranes fo:Ladies. The quality of thesis goois is e.e1 known. You o.de' is : i':e1 d r_t from. dstil:eryby I
FAT EXPRESS'rpaid. Ken this pice lst for future reference.
CANADIAN CLUBPer case of 3 bottles ........••. $1.23
Per ease of .1 bottles .....................5.25
4- . Per ease of 6 bottles .....................7,06
Per case of 12 bottles ...................135)
r1 Gl. Jars .................. ... ...o, ' 2 Gal. Jiars 11.73
IMPERIAL......er ,cise of 3 bottles ... ... 3,10
Per case ,of 4 bottles ............... ....4,25
ee
Per case of 6 bottles ...................5 59
4. Per case of 12 bottles ...... .....9 5)
1 Gal. Jars ... ..._..525
2 'Gal. •Jiaes ... ........ .. ..073
4. Alcohol (Pure Spirit) 1 Gal, 3s, ... 38 5)
Alcohol (Pure Spirits) 2 Gat. Jaes+ ... 1650
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Gar. Water and Seventh Sts.
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SEAGR + M S
Seagram's s3 ... e..
Seageam 's Star ...m ...4 RV; ee
Snagitaiu" s White Wheat, •
1 i IG, & W,
•Gooder5iaun & 1Worts" rye ... ... $9,00 •
,Gooderiham & Worts' Special k... '
,WALKER'S OLD RYE
Per case of 3. bottleo $3,00
Per ;case of 4 bottles ... ... ... ... 3.9)
Per case or 6 bottles _.. ... ... ...5.0)
Per,case of 12 bottles ... ... ... ... 8 75
1 Gal. Jars ... ... ... ... ... ... 4 5 t
.Gal, Jars ... .. , ...8 50
5 'Gal, ,Tars 20.75
ORDINARY RYE,, 2yrs. Old
1 Gal Jars.
2 Gal, Jars
5 Gal Jars
1 Gal. Jars
2 Gal, Jars
5 Gal. Jam
a.,.. $10i
,..7.5)
... -.17..50
MALT WHISKEiN,
.e . -.8.50
t.. ... 20 73
12 BOTmLF.S 6 Bottles
:,J .._ ..; $11,00 $6.25
..� ..r 8,00 . 4.'75
•e., '..., ... 11.00 • 6.00
IA11o1Wnnte fog empty jars returned, freight erepaid, in good
2; gal. 50e; 5 gal. $1.25 each. Make remittance by money ouder,
lei1tter. 25 years in the trade. References; Bradstreet's, Dun's,
Oeders 410
4 BottletB
$4.5D
3.90
4.50
3 Bott'es
$3.50
3.00
3.50
5.00 4.00 3.25
9:.25 4.50
4.1
I
3.50 4-
4,
4
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condition as follows; 1 gal. 30c;
marked cheeque or registered
oe. any b'4anlc in city. Send all
J. G. PHILPOTT
PORT HURON, Mici igaan, U. S. A.
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