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The Chuerhes
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
SERVICE
Sunday', German RA a. m.
7) Sunday Shoal 11,00 a. m
V Service English -.7.00 p,m,
TueCtilaY ar. Y. Z, IA p.m
Tuesday, Y. P. 8.15 p. m.
Thursda,y. Prayer Meeting 7.30 p.m,
Friday, Choir Practice -- 8 30pem
Md, First Tuesday ' of
each. Month. ... 2.30 pen.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday Schlool e• 2 p.m.
GerMall SeraPass. Sunday 30 30a.m,
English Service Sunday, 7,00 p.m.
Luther League, Friday 8. p.
LadiesAld meets first Tuesday of
each month at 2.30 p. m.
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Zurich Meet
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna SauEagee, etc
Cash Price for Wool
cAsa FOR SKINS & HIDES
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Andrew F. Hess
CONVEYANCING, ETO.
FIRE INSUR1NOE
PLATE GLASS 'INSURANCE
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN
AGENT POR, GRP:AT WEST
PERMANENT LOAN CO.
- .ACCOUNTS CoLtEcren
AoorDENT INSURANCE
Herald Office Zurich
ome
uarnce
.
mop Capital $6,000,000•
arpitiS to Policyholders
$19,536,177.25
' Insures your barn against damage
'by windor tornado for 40 cents
per $100 for 8 years, and your
house kr 30 cents per $100 for
e 8 years. No premium note and
no extra asSessment guaranteed.
C HOLTZMAN
Aged - • Zurich
Dealer in Lightning Rods
IIIMMEOZTERserEBIENESIMMElom
UNDERTAKING
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1,00
27.
Prompt Service
Mod.erate:rharges.
Tailor Shop
Issuer of
Marriage Licenses
W. hi HOFFMAN
Zurich. - Ontario
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FARM FOR SALE
Lot 8, epn. 4, Stanley, 100 acres
. .80 acred cleared. Good 12 roomed
'fraine house with kitchen. and
• Woodshed, frame bar,n, 40x60,barn
el30x50, on stone foundation. Two
good welle, orchard, and email
kituite, This farm is a% miles from
Brucefield and Kippen and IS 6
Iles from Hensalll, Easy terms,
Apply Nal. 111, A1examder L R.
rg,' gOnhtall, phone
'LOCAL NEW-)
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Potatoes for dale. C. Fritz
Mr. Oiiver Davis spent Sun
at his home in Exeter.
o. Clayton I leffinan is teem
fe,,,n au attack ofpneumenia,
Mr. Wan, Elsie of Deashweed
a visitor in town on Monday,
Crow Ls heve beenseen in I
numbers, Spring h4 iat hand
Quantity of good seed barley
cale, Ed. ,Stelck, 14tle
Mr. and 1\1ts, EliDesjardinelef
theit new borne in the west on Th
day
Fresh le trace,, Frn i ts 0 0 d Dan
tiways., n hand. Ice 'Cm= et
ittliellay. S. Kueprer,
r Cornell flel Nina a, who
.pent, elites months }tete, has niter
hi .4 home near 'Fiske, Sask.
Messrs, 'Werner Eilber and E
Weld° attended the concert
Crediton one n:ght 1a week.
Mr. Peter Lamont shipped
carload of cattle to 'Toronto
Saturday
Mr. H. Rose, of Detroit, is
iting his parents on the 14th co
Tor a few weeks.
Mr. Harry Tice is bueUj e
gaged in wiring business elacss
the village for hydro.
Miss Brown, of Crediton, vislt-
ced at the ,ho.me of M, fund Mrs.
S. Preeter on Sunday,
iTho maple syrup season- is here
again. The 'weather has 'been
ideal for sap running and a go
suupply is exported.
day
ring
was
arge
for
Hay.
Cfor
tits
anae
very
has
ned
art
a t
on
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in
od
ed
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John Howe of London was fin
$200 for one drink of whiskey
which he received from anoth
NEW ADS — J Gaseho & Son.
Huron Weather Inseranee Mutual
Co, W. S. Ruby, Depaement of
Firretre Dominion Deear'ment of
Agricultural.
Mr. .and Mas. Ed. Il.leMurchie.
who have, beeri visiting the latter's/.
paeents, Mr. and M s Mess Grieer
left for their home Semmes,
• Sask., yeeterdaya
J. Speecoy's sale 'was'•nne.of
the most snceseeFul nuetiem gales • ever
held in this sectinn bv 1\ Tr Tiossen-
harry. High prices were nlvained and
everything went enielle.
All those who have not settled
there accounts. are notifyerl to
come and settle by the 15th of
March You will find me et C.
-ilartleib's store. S. E. Faust,
+The new war loan of the Dom-
inion .Geveanment is now on the
market. The seeurity offered
is the, best ,anal the interest is over
5 per cent, per annum which makes
,the loan a most desirable in -
Vestment.
The boys and girls of Ontario
are expected to • do their bit for
their country in 1917 by snending
all their leisure time th. the home
vegetable garden. Alse they 'Ire
supposed to raise chickens, and
thereby assist in keeping down the
high cost of living.
The postage rate on letters to
Belguim is 0 cenla*; to England;
and Wales 3 cents` and to France
6: ceal.s. Notice of this has ben•
received by thelocal post office,.
Qulte a number of changes have
taken place in this conamemlie;
during the past week. Mr. Con.
Simon has moved to his new
home, the 'Wilsen farm near ilen-
sall, Mr. IWilson and family hav-
ing moved to Hewett. Mr. Jacob
Meidinger has moved to Mr. Sie-
mens farm on the Bronson Line,
and Mr, Henry Badour has moved
to Mr. Medinger's farm. Mr. E.
Broderick and family of the Gos-
hen Line have also moved tc
their new home on the Parr Line,
the farm of Mr. Thos Consittt, who
has moved to Seaforth with hi&
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COUNTY NEWS
Clinton council will use tarvia
on the streets of that town this
y ear.
Mr. Rainey Armstrong, of Rose -
town, ,Sask, fromerly of Stanley,
and Miss Margaret ,Wheatly, of
Clinton, were united in marriage
by Rev, F. ill Larkin et Seaforth
on March albh. ,
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CEMENT WOW(
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I am prepared to do all kinds of
cement work, eueti as silos, tanke,
stable floors, ete.
G.DT MY PRICES
• H. BLOCH
Zurich, Out.
LOO K!
Why not use the best
EViELLElie
AND
OPTICIAN
Co.
SNA
on Farm
agons
40404,44AmEalamr. •
I PURCHASED A NUMBER0 F FARM WAGONS AT A BAR,
GAIN AND AM GOING TO GIVE ,THE FARMERS OF THIS SEC-
TION THE ADVANTAGE OF THIS PURCHASE.
NEEDING ONE CALL 'EARLY 4.8 I HAVE ONLY A LIM-,
It ED NUMBER.
yip() De aval Separators at old price
9
c tyiezin lig DE LVAL SEPR Si3e67a TWO AA
SCRANTON COAL ------- ATOORS LEFT AT THE OLD PlI:CE4
Chestnut, Furnace, Black-
tnnith and soft coal. Good
supply on hand.
C. F. CASE 87. SON
PHONE 38 HENSALL
Cross Fertilizer Co.
BA810 SLAG
Am now taking orders foc winter
delivery. The past season has
!gain shown that Basic S'ag gives
best satisfaction for grain and
beans For rellerence ask farmers
in this locality who have used it,
Ontario Ferlilizer
I also sell the above brand .of
Fertilizer, made by one of the larg-
est Canadian Compani:s. Agency
for Commercial Fertilizers for
every purpose,
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REMMS/
are cold (lays corn
Pret)are) for thew nov, by s
wring y•grini. suppit ot
owebrated H. 1,a,(4,.—
Wa).14 AnthraCile (
have a Supply of tii; .
Egg, Stove and Chesvut
D cA.Canteitql
ht11Sail
Phcre. House. haute _fort
Tfile,
n=acmclensCavarai___ .a.p.:41-15,94,,, ICA 3141 kr. tt.4.11W. loather,
Ill
e advantage of this
ALSO TWO NEW BUGGIES FOR SALE AT THE OLD PRICE.
0117-4QW.11 M anure spreader
LOW DOWN MANURE SPREADER A.T THE OLD PRICE,
DO NOT MIS THESE SNAP'S'
We 1.ndie pturips, piping, etc.
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HOUSE FOR SALE
Fine modern new Brick Dwell-
ing for rale in Zuriaih. Newly Buil
and a desirable h.orne, Will b
sold et a reasonable price. Fo
further partienars apply to Wm
S. Riiby, Zurich,
HOUSE FOR SALE Storeyand one half house for
sale with' kitchen. Situated in
desirable location in Z urich,
be sold at reasonable price.
For particulars apply to Andrew
P. Hess, Zurieh,.
AUCTION SALE
Of Furniture, Implements, eta.
n Zurich; on Saturday, March 17th
t 1.30 ,oielock, E. Bosserebezry
uctioneer; Mrs. M. Prang and
outs Prang, proprietors.
AUCTION SALE
Of Holusehold Effects ia the
et, aft 1.30' o'clock, ,p, Mre,
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Consp.17.1.7
Protect your property against
.d.semage by storm or cyclone by
a policy in a good live Zenner s
Comp an -
Our rates are very low — ems.
$2,00 per thousand per annum,
Ws pay ail !oases of $1.00 and
over from this date forward. Pres-
ent porcyhol ders no te -th's -an-
nouncement.
For fu 1 particulars see 0.. phone
any of the following agenl-si
.Hardy, General Agent, Exetee.
R. G. Jarmuthjsub-agent,%Borialeolm,
N.Ogdon, Eallo.,.agent, Centralia
E. Hill, sub -agent, ...kubrrn.
or write, the Secretary
O'xalli4oPtOh
Note the change' 'of SeCretary.'
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Zuricb.Paglina Faust, proprietores3; E.
Bossenbeary, la,uotioneer.
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James •Scott, Pres.; Cromarty
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Classified Ads
1-..;64,41... CARDS,
PROUIROOT, HALLORAN, & COOKE.
Barristers, solieitOVP, Notaries
Peal . e%, 011ko, 0 LI I he &plan), 2nd
door r ifttuiiton St. Goderieh.
Priva o funds t, loan at lowest rates.
W, pautreetarr, K O. .1. L. lanecaAst.
COOK.
Mr. Cooke will be in Housall on Friday
a rfri 6aturtlny of each week.
• MEDICAL CARDS
nu A. J. MacIaNNON late House
Sureeon, Etie Couuty Hospital,
Buffalo W. Y. Late assistant resi-
dent Physician, HospitalManhattan Maternity
N. Y. city. Leto pf the
1.7.0.cat D.,,,Troraii;4L
i\ledical School and Ilespital. Drug
stere in connection. Office; Zurich
Ont,
-eiareaelatettetteseee..zeweeseoe.aewtergae., aeramare•ee
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THE FACTORY
She must have F od
for her Armies in the Field—for her Workers in the Factory—in
the Munition plant—in the Shipyard—in the Mine.
THERE'S DANGER IN ST—JT YOU eliri HELP
Do YOU KNOW__
thatthe rapidly rising price of food stuffs
means that the World's reserve supply is
getting small ?
DO You KNOW --
that a yorld-wide famine can only be
averted by increasing this supply?
DO YOU KNOW
—
that a "food famine" would be a worse
disaster to the Empire and her Allies than
reverses in the Field ?
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BRIT
You CAN --
help thwart Germany's desperate sub-
marine thrust on the high seas.
YOU CAN --
do this by helping to make every bit of
land in Canada produce—the very last
pound of food aturs of which it is capable.
AND Rgi'lf.17.MBER_
. that no man can sag that he has fully done
his port—who having land—he it garden
pateh, or farm, or ranch --fails to make it
produce food to its Utmost capacity.
.[N APPEALS T® CANADA 11
THE NEAREST PRODUCER OF STAPLE rows
India and Argentina ore more than twice the distance away' and II
Australia more than four times.
Canada to Britain -
India & Argentina to Britain -
ye
2625 MILES
atkia..2,zzAl
6000 M 1 LES
11500 MILES
Australia to Britain mmtwa-szamasateagantwl±.0
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THESE
FARM PROOUCTS
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POULTRY;
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FLAX FERRE,
DRIED
VEG. TA L ES
.1—auteltmeamera,
" No matter what difficulties may
face us, the supreme duty of every
man on the land is to use every thought
and every energy in the direction of
producing more—and still more."
Martin Burrell—Minister of Agriculture.
The Department invites every one desiring
information on any subject relative to Farm
and Garden, to write—
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