Zurich Herald, 1917-03-23, Page 5The Chucrhes
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
SERVICES
,SUnciay, German ee --. --- 9.45 a. m.
" Sunday School 11.00 a. nsn,
it' Service English .-.7.00 p.m+
¶¶uesdiay Jr. Y. P. A. --- 1.30 p.m
Tuesday, Y. 1?. A. -. -.- '8.15 p. m,
Thursday Prayer Meeting 7.33 p.m.
Friday, Choir Practice 8 30p. m,
Ladle's Aid, First Tuesday o£
each Month. --. 2.30 p.m.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday Schlool --• --- 2 p.m.
German Services, Sunday 10 30a.m.,
English Service Sunday 7.00 p.m„
Luther League, Friday 8, p. m.
Ladies' Aid meets first Tuesday of
each month at 2.30 .p. m.
Zurich Meetk.
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS & HI1DES
Tui,obiut sk
D icheTt
40
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Andrew F. Hess
CONVEYANCING}, ETC.
FIRE IRE INSURANCE •
PLATE. GLASS INSURANCE
AUTOI{IOBILE INSURANCE
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN,
AGENT•FOR GREAT WEST
PERMANENT LOAN CO.
ACCOUNTS COLLECTED
ACCIpENT INSURANCE
Herald Office Zurich
The .Home.
•i...lYl..i'MY
aid.up-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
house for 30 cents per $100 for.
years. No .premium note and.
no extra .assessment guaranteed.
G. HOLTZ AN
Agent • — Zurich
Dealer in Lightning Rods
UNDERTAKING
Prompt Service
Moderate:r'ha.'rges
Tailor Shop
Issuer of
Marriage Licenses
W. 11. HOFFMAN
Zurich, - Ontario
FARM ,FOR SALE
Lot 8, con,. 4, Stanley, 100 acres
80 ,acted cleared. Good 12 roomed
frame house with kitchen and
woodshed, frame barn, 40x60,barn
30x511, an stone foundation, Two,
'good wells, orchard, and small
fruits, This farm is 3% miles from
I3rueefield and Kippdn and is 6
mites from Henault Easy tern's.
Apply ;Will. F, A.texa,n,der, R. R.
No, 2, Hensall, phone 6-82
LOCAL NEWS
i.
•I4ast Saturday; Mar. l7th, was St,
Patrick's Day. ,
Mr, Wm. Brown visited his home,
in Crediton over 'Sunday.
Mr. Alex, Foser and family mov-
ed to Kitchener .this, week.
Mr, J. Carlin, of Hensall, was a
visitor in town on hued+cloy.
Mr. Ede Stire of Dashwood wase
in town Tuesday, on business.
Mr: P. Farwell ,visited relatives
in Waterloo county, nasi: week.
Mr ,W. Siebert, of London hpent
the week -end at his home here.
Mr. C. Either is attending the A,
0. U. W. Convention at 'Toronto,
this week.
Miss Lydia Koehler Alas return-
ed from London ,where elle spent
some months, ,
Mrs. P. Kropf and ?MLe. Alton
Fo:tter viate re roves in.Kitchen-
er lake week.
Miss Alice 'Geiser .of Sltipka is
visiting her sister,, Mrs. Wm. Dech•-
e2, fora, few, ,days.
Mr. Chas. Stelck, of Varna, vis-
ited friends in this vicinity for a
few !days this week.
Owing to an attack of tae grippe
Rev. 13 Rembe, was tram al•: to
bake .his wrok on Sundae.
Mrs, Levy, of .'isi6e1her,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. it 1. tam, nor
a few days''easi week.
•Fresh lettuce, Fruit' and- rananas
always on hand. Ice Cream every
Salurday. i. huepler,
Mr. Sim Ireland, of Stratford,
formerly of Dashwood, was a
visitor in town on Monday.
Mr. Albert Smith, of Detroit, vis -
ted his parents, Mr. and Irs.tWen-
del .Smi h, Goshen ,Line, south,last
week.
t11ie senior room of tee' Zurich
Public school had a ho'irta° on:•
Monday. and atesday e ; fig to
principal being indrspos rt
In spring, gather up ta bones
which have accumulate- during
the winter and bury these at the
roots of trees, bushes, eta They
make excellent fertilizer.
It is estimated that the eoesurn-
ption of lumber for the baking
p1mp1194np-gaalalebeead other railing
t!t a clean of , ealiinte•ts in xs n- Svn s ru
600, 600 square feet of me nufacc
ured hardwood lumber and 50,000-
000 square feet of veneer.
On of the finest 100 -act" farrn.s
in this section for sale. First-
class buildings, •plenty of good
water, convenient to church and
school, and only 3% miles from
Zurich, Immiadiete possession
can be .given. For particelars ap-
ply to Andrew F. Hess. Zurich.
Last Thursday night the house
and contents of Mr. J'acub Link,
J4hh con., Stephen, teas totally de-
&royed IThe inmates narrowly es
caped with .their lives. The fire
is supposed to have been caused
from hot ashes. Much sym,,pathy
is felt for Mr. 'Link and family in
their severe loss.
Some of the boys and girie who
have made a success in Lie were
at one time country correeponden,
is for newspapers. ,There are
few better ways in which a per-
son can help his or her e ducation
and at the same time their own
community, than by correspond-
ing for a home newspaper, like the
Herald. !We are desirious of se-
curing permanent correspondents.
at places where we have none at
present.
So loud is the call for help on
farms in order to meet the de-.
,mand for increased production of
food -stuffs that the minister of
Education has again given the
privilege to all boy's and girls too
from 14 to 18 years of age to ob-
tain their respective certificates at
Easter instead of June by passing
examination set by the teacher in
charge of the class or classes and
by obtaining the permission of
their parents. A copy of all
such papers set by the teacher
must he sent the Department to
see 'that a proper test has beers
given,
At the expiration of the three
months term of service the Prin- Owing to dissolution q . part-
cipal, the pupil and the farmer inerslhip all accounts must ,:be set -
who employed such labour, must tied by April lets to adjust our a -
:r ake a report to the Department (fairs. Mr. Ruby has charge of
before obtaining the certificate. the iaccounitls and will be 'at store
. Parents are urged to encourage to 4ihlat date. —+ Rhuby & Gascho.
their boys to ien,liat for farm ser-
vice beeasese by so doing they are MARRIED
helping their boys, physically and Jacobe—Pfile--At 14th con'.; Jay,
morally, and are encouraging the ton ,Wedn'e'sday, March 21st, by,
farmers to. incre'ase production. ' pea, F. B. Meyiei', Mile, • Clara;
"The inlo\v is our hope declared Angelina, daughter of M. and,
fight :Hon: David Lloyd George Mrs. Benj. Tine to Mr. Oaenet
of Great Britain.i • A. Jacobe, all of Hay Township,
L. d } K
Why not use the best coal"
SCRANTON .!COAL
Chestnut, Furnace,,. Black-
smith and soft coal. Good
supply on hand.
"
Go . CASE 8 SON
PHONE '35 H E N SALL
Cross Fertilizer Co.
SAI' SLAG
Am now taking orders for winter
delivery. (.Phe past eeaso•n' has
.gain shown that Basle Wag gives
best salt isfaetion for grain and
beans For reference ase: farmers
in this locality who have used it.
Ontario Fertilizer.
I also sell the above brand of
Fertilizer male by one of the larg-
est Canadian C'ompani .e. A•elire:
foe Common' ial Fertilizers for
every purpose
JOSEPH RAJ
R R. N ): Zurich.
na.,„
`Weather
Insu ,�a .ce Mutual
Compaily
Protect your property . against.
damage by storm or. cyclone . by
a policy in a good live .'arm',s
er'
11Jutua.! Company.
One rates.are very low — rJni j$3 00 per thousand per annum.
tiV e pay ,all losses of $1.00 and
troth irothis date forward. Pres-
ent pol'cybo:ders note this an-
nouncement.
For ful. particulars see or phone
any of the. following agents;
,S. Hardy, General Agent, Exete;',
R. G: d`armrutth6sub-agent,+Bornhohm.,
N,Ogdem, rub -agent, Centralia
:I3
RAM, sub -agent Auburn.
Or write the Secretary
Cha�e.Monteith,.,B.R,No. 1. yoodl a ni
Note !the cha'n'ge of Secreta, yt'
James Scott, Pres., Cromarty,
AUCTION SALE
tH
Of oluseho'.d Effects in the Vil-
lage ,of Zlwrich, on Saturday, Mar.
31s't, at 1.30 &clock, p. m. Mrs,
Patulins Faust, proprietoress; E.
Bossenberry, aucrtioneer.
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock, e, rnilea south of
St. Joseph, opposite school house,
on Tuesday', March, 2'7th,. at 1.30
o'clock E. Boss'enberry, aucti
oneer; A. Johnston & Son; :prop-
rietors.
Potatoes for .dale. C. Fritz.
Quantity of good seed barley for
sale. Ed. Stelck, 14th coni, dray.
FOR• SALE — Good hackney,
rising 4 years. Apply to Dan.
Smith, near Blake.
Fresh supply of Formaldehyde
or hand for treating emus in
grain at 'Zurich Drug Store.
NEW ADS— Department of Ag-
riculture, Exeter Motor Sales Co.,
A. Mittel'holtz, R. W. Delgaty.
LOST — A ,small leather pocket
case of surgical instruments. Find-
er kindly �le.ave at Herald Office.
HE COULD :WAIT
A criminal whose dread day of
hanging had arr.ved was asked by
the jailer if he had any last re-
quest to make..
"I have," said the eo.ndemned
man, "and it is a very slight fav-
or indeed." ,
"Well if it . is a slight favor I
can grant it. 'What is it?"
"Iwaant a few 'peaches 'to eat."
"Peaches!" exclaimed the jailer.
"Why, they wont be Jape for sev-
eral months yet."
"Well," said the condemned man,
"that doesn't 'matter. I'll wait"
NOTICE
R
Hess Coo
JONELLERS
AND
OPTICIANS
Rej5airing a Specially
PREPARDNESS
There are cold days comiu;
Prepare i'or them now by sec-
uring your supple of the
celebrated. D. & H. Lacka-
wana Anthracite Coal We
have a supply of all
Egg, Stove and Chesnut
.A. Canteloi
-lensall
Phone 10, House Phone 10a
,HOUSE FOR SALE
Fine modern new Brick Dwell-
ing for sale in Zurich. Newly Bui.t,
end a desirable home. Will be
Bold at a reaeonrable price. Por
further parti'cu'ars apply to Wm.
S. Ruby, Zurich..
HOTJ'SE FOR SALE
,.'Storey and one hale house for
sale' with kitchen. - Situated in
desirable 'location in Z urich.
;Will be sold at reasonable price.
For particulars apply to Andrew,
F. Hess;, Zurich,.
A SNAP
on Farm Wagons
T
MEC/CASED A NUMBER 0 F /'ARM WAGONS AT A BAR-
GAIN AND AM GOING TO GIVE THE FARMERS OE THIS SEC-.
T#ON TRE ADVANTAGE OF THIS PURCHASE.
•
Ib' ATEEDING ONE CALL EARLY AS I HAVE ONLY A LIM-
ITED NUMBER.
Two De Laval Separators at old price
TWO DE LAVAL SEPARATOORS LEFT AT THE OLD PRICE.
Take advantage of this
AL$0 tk1Wo NEW BUGGIES FOR SALE AT THE OLD PRICE.
Bargain on low-down manure spreader
LOW DOWN MANURE SPRE ADER AT THE OLD PRICE.
DO NOT MISS THESE SNAPS
We 'handle pumps, piping, etc.
L. PRANG ZURICH
20,000 TONS
RAGS WANTED
Also all lcinlds of junk.
HIGHEST 'CASH PRICES
.Will call sOoou
Phone No. 35
L hlitteIh®itz
Keep up the
00 usilo y
and s a el
Make Victory
Sure
Zurich
Classified fids
LEGAL, CARDS,
elROUDFOOT, KILLORAN, & COOKE.
Barristers, Solicitor-, Notaries
Public Pic, Office, on the Square, 2nd
door frons ha raiton St. Goderich.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates
W. PROUDPOOT, K C. J. L. KILLORAN.
H..T. !} Coot:x,.
ttlr. Cooke will be in Hensall on Friday,
and Saturday of each week.
c
AM aspired that
my peofile will .re-
spond to every call
necessary to the suc-
cess of our cause—with
the came indomitable
ardour and devotion
that have filled me with
pride and gratitude
since the war began."
His MAJESTY CITe. t LEORGE
UR soldiers must be fed; the people at
home must be fed. And—in spite of
Germany's murderous campaign to
cut off the Allies' Food supply, by sinking
every ship on the High Seas—an ample and
unfailing flow of food to England and
France must be maintained.
This is National Service—
Not to the Farmer only
.but to YOU"—to everybody
This appeal is directed
WEWE must unite as a Nation to SERVE
`i —to SAVE and to PRODUCE. Men,
women and children; the young, the middle
aged and the old—all can help in the
Nation's Army of Production.
'LIVERY pound of FOOD raised, helps
d -J reduce the cost of living and adds to
the Food Supply for Overseas.
For information on any subject relating
to the Farm and Garden, write:
INFORMATION BUREAU
Department of Agriculture
OTTAWA
PLANT a garden—small or large. Utilize
your own back yard. Cultivate the
vacant lots. Make them all yield food
WOMEN of towns can find no better
or more important outlet for their
energies than in cultivating a vegetable
garden.
Be patriotic in act as
well as in thought.
Lke every means available --
Overlook nothing.
Dominion Department of Agriculture
OTTAWA, CANADA.
HON. MARTIN BURRELL, Minister.