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The . Chucrhes
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
sEuviens
Sunday, German set - 9.45 a. an.
/I Sunday School 11,00 0. m.
Service Eng1iSh -7.00 p.m.
Tueeday Jr. Y, la A, --- 7.30 p.m
Tuesday, Y. P. A. - 8.15 p.
Thursday Prayer Meeting 7.30 p.tn.
Friday, Choir Practice 8 30p.m
Ladie o Aid, First Tuesday of
each Month. , ... 2,30 p.m.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday Schlool 2 pan.
'German Services, Sunday 10 30a,m.
English Service Sunday, 7.00 pan,
Luther League, Friday 8. p, an.
Ladies' Aid meets first Tuesday of
each month 'art 2.30 m.
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Zurich Meet
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
litimmuicaorsosslaxmcarrntmosom*oms....
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS I-11DES
Tangblut, &
Deichat'
sommenaascar. ussuarOue.scamasmeaungm............F
dip
Andrew F. Hess
CONVEYANCING, ETC.
FIRE INSURANCE
PLATE CLASS INSURANCE
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN
AGENT FOR GREAT WEST
PERMANENT Lo IN CO.
ACCOUNTS COLLECTED
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Herald Office Zurich
LOCAL NEWS
The Home
Insti race Co.
111
Mr. J. ,Watson of Seaforth was
a 'slat= in town on Tuesday.
Miss Fanny Kipper, of Kitchener
spent .Sunday at her home in
to Wis.
Mr, Hubert lalo.pp of Toronto
!spent lzhe aolkslay at bis home
th.erc.
Meseta. laiernea Silber and Earl
Neale visited friends in Crediton
on Sunday.
number from the village at -
!tended the Hensall Horse. Show,
on !Tuesday,
Mrs. Howie has returned to her
home here after eaending several:
weeks in Gorrie.
1/1.rs, Louis Foster and brother,
Mr. Jos Eissershofter, :visited re-
latives here over Sunday.
Messrs Ed. Kraft, Harry Kraft
and Ezra Tiernan were business
'visitors in town On lueSday.
1Nllessirs. ;Theo, and 'Leo. Mittel-,
bolazz, ol Detroit eare speeding
the week at their home, here.
Mies Verde. Fuss entertained a
number of h.er friends to a so: -
ill evening, on Monday evening.
Mis Mildred BrOWill of Crediton
spent a few days this week with
her cousin Miss Muriel Preeter.
INEISSTEI. Louis Weber and Wm,
Schenck, 'of Detroit are visiting
tilde respective homes this week.
Mr. G S. Howard is this week
attending the annual meeting of -
the Ontario Educational Associ-
ation in iToronto.
An 'appropriate Easter prograro
was rendered in the Evangelical
church. last Sunday evening. Spec-
ial 'singing by. the choir was a
feature.
Miss Agnee Oastanier, is the
guest of her uncle, Rev. Father
A. A. Roadot, of Drysdale, Ont.
Miss Castanier is the daughter oa
C. C. Castanier of Bay City, ,1ich.
faiiIeup Capital $6,000,000
Surplus to Policyholders
$19,536,177. 25
nsures 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
8 years. No premium note and
110 extra assessment guarenteed.
G. HoLTz.... itAm
Aged - Zurich
Dealer in Lightning Rods
UNDERTAKING
Prompt Service
Mod.erate Charges
Tailor Shop
Issuer of
Marriage Licenses
FolDrocreslinetual
H. HOFFMAN
Zurich, - Ontario
imationmetionsammiall"figlm
LOOK!--
Why not use the best cool?
SCRANTON COAL
Chestnut, FtirnAce, Black-
smith and soft oal. Good
supply on hand.
10•110.1•11..;•10•RIONOMMOMMINOMNIMINOMINOMMIMOIMIROLIMIMIN1.00138......
If you are going to have your
house panted this year, 1 an
Leave :you. money.
ON TELE JOB
4stimates cheerfully given on new
• or Old work.
. NEW WORK A SPECIALTY
-,..-Aremies.10611110•111
H1 H. LITTLE
Hensall
FAINTING, GRAINING, PAI?ER
HANGING
Also duty a' line of up -to
date will papers,
Messrs. Sol. Kiper Rudy
Schwartzentruber and Dav Oesch
attended the funeral this week of
.the late Mrs. Andrew laipler at
Shakespeare.' Deceased is the
fOrMeV:S mother.
lhe members of the Y. P. A. oa
the Eyangelical church, and a
nuan'eer failendai held a miscela
laneous shower for Mr. and alts.
Garnet A. Jacobe on their return'
from their wedding. trip'. The
presents were numermis and cost-
ly and were much appreciated by,
the young couple.
A leadeng shoe manufacturer says
that shoe prices will drop because
Eugland has shut out not much
rnore than a million dollars worth
of shoes from. ,Oanada. If shoes
drop because of the amount sent
to England, what will 'happen to,
canned salmon, which amounts to
$5000,000 excluded from England.
Cotton goods are also likely to be
cheaper.
How is it that people keep how-
lieg over jokes at the expense of
the Scot? Heres one that wand-
ered in and camped in the sanctum
this weak; fTwo Scotchmen sat
'smoking in silence. At lengthone
of them eemarked; "There's no
muckir pleasure in smoking after
aaa "An hoo dae you mak that
oot, mon?" asked the othera‘Weel,
ye see," said the first speaker,
"if you're 'smoking your ain bacca
ye're. thinking o' the awfu' expense
a' the time, and if yere smoking
some ither man's' bacca, yer pip's
rammed sae tight that it winna
draw,"
Your home newspaper heralded
to the world your birth. It 'told of
your entry into school. Mentioned.
e our birthday party when you wore
sweet 16. Applauded your graduat-
ion from the High School, started
you to college, and when you re -
tinned .inentioned the first job you
secered. Told of your marriage
to the sweetest girl in town, and
mentioned the advent (or event)
of your first born. Told sf the
hit of of pa and ana, sympathized
with you in your ,sorrow, laughed
with. .you in your joy, and when
e,,ou die it will do its beat to get
you through the 'pearly gales at
only $1;00 e year. •
C. F. GAL & SON
illONE 36 H E l'1"ti ALL
1-Zuron 'Vrectitiler
iu.suraace
Protect your property against
damage by storm or yclone by
a policy in a good live Ellarrnera
Mutsu: Company.
Our nates are very low ---
$2 06 per thousand per annum.
We pay all losses of $1.00 and
over from. this date forward. Pree-
t pot' cyth odere note ths an-
nouncement.
For fu 1 particulass see oe phone
any of the following, agents;
S. Hardy, General A ger t Exeter.
R. G .Jarmerthaub-agent,aiornieolim,
N .0g den. sub -agent, Centralia
•1-1 II, Bill, sub-agente Auburn.
or write the Seeretary
Chae.Monteith, R.R.No 1: iWoodb am,
Note the change of Secretary.
James Scott, Pres., Cromarty
. seatreetreastestrae-sesaasareseerearreeres
Classified i-s_ds
0ARos.
PRIZES AT HORSE SHOW'S�1r.
Mr. J. 3. limier again took lst.
prize f or his heavy draft team at
the Clanton Stock Show last Thurs-
day, He also took a number of
lat. prizes for his shorthorn eat-
tle. IWilliam Decher captured and
fer hie general purpose team anti
also ,the sweepstakes in that class.
Mr. H. H. Neeb also got the red
ticket for his carriage
team. !The 'above parties Were, E.
a
also winners ett the 'Henson ShoWl E. 16.00genbeTrY, Hy, Voaand, Jr.
•on truesday. .. „ , , , , , • Auctioneer. Proprietor.
. .
rissos Alveda and Salem Weseloh
of London, spent the holiday at their
home hera. •Henstill
PRO1.1O1'Q0T, KIL LORAN, & COOKE.
• Bareieters, Solicitors-, Notaries
Flialie am. Mice, on the Square, awl
door from ilamilton St. Goderiela
Pri vat o funds to loan at ieweet sates
W. leeetearear, K. C. J. L
IL J. D. 0OOR1i,
Kr. 0m), will be In Bengali on Friday
and Saturday of each week.
C, WI, Hess & Co;
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• iEWELLERS
•
AND
OPTICIANS
A.efiairnig a Specialty
PREPARB ESS
Ther.! are cold day, e.oming
Prepare, tor thew )1ov.. sec- •
tiring p.,ur stipple the
celebrated D. & FI.
• Walla Alit hi melt e C',( -;t: We
ha-ve a supply 01 uI size4.
Egg, Stove and Chesnut
D .A. Cantelon
Plicn.e`1.0 bullae e 10a
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Settings of Eggs of thorough- ="na—asaaatee
bred white leghorns Young strain HOUK/ wOR SALE
50c' a .setting Juluis ,ThielaZurich Fine modern new Brick Dwell-
ing for sale in Zurich. Newly Built,
snd a desirable home. Will be
EGGS FOR HATCHING sold at a reasonable price. For
•Guild'e strain of Barred Books further particu'ars apply to Wm.
eggs for hatehing. $1.00 n
-Je S. Ruby, Zurich.
setting. - Lee O'Brein, Zurich. •
HOUSE FOR SALE
Storey and one half house for
EGGS FOR HATCHING sale with kitchen. Situated in
Regal stain of White Wyan- desirable location in Z urich.
dottes eggs f or hatching. $1,00 Will, be sold at reasonable price.
per setting, .A.Isct fancY pigeonseif4.,11artiii:ors appaa to Andrew
le
'W Pritz Zuri e"'Zurich
for s.ale. ai. , i.H t465,
AUCTION SALE
OF FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS,
ETC,
talr• E. Bossenberry, auctieineer,
has been instructed to sell by pub-
lic auctSon at Babylon Line, Lot.
16, Con. 9, Hay, on Monday. Apr.
16th, At 1 o'clock p. m., sharp,
the following;
HORSES -1 general purpose
mare, 4 yes. old, in foal to King
Thomas; 1 general p urpose mare,
4 years old, in foal to King Thom-
as; 2 working horses; 1 carriage
gelding, 2 yes. ol, Parole; 1
general purpose gelding, 2 yrs.
old.
CATTLE -1 cow, 6 yrs. old, in
calf: 1 fresh. cow, 6 years old; 1
Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, in. calf ; 2
heifers, rising 3, in calf; 3 year-
lings; 1 icalf, 2 months old. 1
sow in pig. 3 dozen hens.
iral.PLEMENfiS-ti iMaseizy4Tarnist
binder, 6 -ft. cut, new; Massey -Har-
ris mower, 5 -ft. cut; McCormick
fertilizer disc dral new, Frost as.
Wood cultivator; Deering 10 -ft.
hay rake, 4 secticin hainow; double
plow; walking plow; sleigh.; wag-
. on nearly new; hay rack new;
double box with sheaves; Wood
rack, gravel boa, buggy, cutte4
root pulper; 28 -ft, extension lad-
der, 12 -ft, ladder, 20 feet line
shaft, saw log bunks, wheelbarroW
meW, 5 hoirse power Lister gaso-
line engine, drag and circle saw;
power emery grinder; hand grin-
der, fanning aill, 20001bs. scaleS,
cutting box, Fleury grinder, Char-
lotte grinder, 2 water trougaa
Empire cream separator, 50 cedar
posts, brass mounted double har-
ness, double harness, single harn-'
es's, 3 set whiffietrees; 150 ft sling
rope, hayfork, pump jack, power
jack, oat box, horse blankets,block
and tackle; 3 neck yokes, shovels,
and forks, 2 45 gal, barrels, chains
and s-ome furniture.
TERMS OF SALE -All salts of
$10.00 and tinder, cash. Over that
amount 9 raorithe credit vill be
given on. furnishing approved
joist notes. Discount of 3 eetita
on the dollar aaill be allowed on
credit almounts,
20,000 TONS
RADS WANTED
Ala°sJ kid e of junk,
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Will call sOoon
Phone No, S5
Mittelholtz
12I1
Zurich
CLUBBING LIST
Herald and Daily Globe .$3 75
44 " Weekly Globe 1 76
" Daily Mail and Em-
pire 3 75
" Weekly Mail and
Empire.- ........ 1 75
" Toronto Daily Star ) 25
" Daily News 3 25
IC It "Weekly Star.. 1 75
" London Free Press
Morning Edition.... 8 60
Evening Edition.... 3 60
Weekly Edition 1 85
London Advertiser
Morning Edition3 60
Evening Edition3 60
Weekly Edition 1 75
" Farm & Dairy 1 75
Weekly Sun 1.80
" Farmers Advocate.- 2 10
" Montreal Family
lierald and Weekly
Star 1 85
-Weekly Montreal
Witness 1 85
Canadian Country-
man 150
ft
11
Et
41
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Good haselmrn,zr salt cheap..
Appleat the Herald Office.
Ileac you renewed your sub-
scription to the 'Wall for 1917?
NEW ADS- R. N. Douglas, H.
H. Little, C. Hartleib, R. Volland,
Jr., C. Finkbeiner.
Fresh supply of Formaldehyde
or hand for treating sanut in
gDin atozetich..,Drug Store,
Cross Fertilizer Co0
BA813 SLAG
Arn now taking °pleas Os 116oter
delivery, Tb.e past Season has
:gain shown that Basil $ ag gives
best Satisfaction for grain and
beans. For re'ereace as% farmers
in this locality who have used it.
Ontario Ferlilizer
I also sell. the abave brand of
Fertilizer male by oae o: the Jaage
eat Canadian Compel s A.gency.
for Commercial Fersil:zers for
every purpose
JOSEPH RLJ
R NI. 2, Zuyich.
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 8, con. 4, .Stanley, 100 acres
80 acred cicarod. 00 34 12 roomed
frame house with kitchen and
woodshed, frame barn, 40x60,barn
30x50, on stone foundation. Two
good wells, orchard, and small
fruites, This farm is r4 mres from
Brucefield and Kippee and is 6
milefrom Hensarll. Easy terms.
Apply Will. F. .Alexander, R. R.
No. 2, Hensall, phone 6-82
REPRESENTATIVE WANTED
At once for Zurich and district
for "Canada's Greatest Nurseries'
Spring 1917 Planting List now
eady,
---
Splentii I lierof Hardy Canad'an
.";'t as : Ornamental Stock in-
cluding McIntosh Red apple, St,
Eegis Everbearing Raspberry,
arid many other leaders.
New illustrated catalogue sent
on application.
Start now at best selling time.
Liberal Propositions.
Stone & Wellington
The Foothill Nuseries
1 (Establitthecl 18137)
4.
T RONTO
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saaaaeMaaaaliSeataseatess
W. C. T. U. BUILDING,
TORONTO.
HAVELOCK COURT APARTMENTS,
TORONTO.
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you have got to paint your home, in order to insure it against
,• the weather. Paint resists the destructive action of sun,
wind, ram and snow. Of course the better you paint, the
longer you are protected.
0%
E" FAINT
(Made in Canada)
is the greatest known protector of wood against weather because
fit is guaranteed to be made only of pure White Lead, pure Zino
Oxide and Pure Linseed Oil.
You insure your home against fire—perhaps against
lightning and burglary, Insure it against wear and weather by
painting it with "100% Pure" Paint—the cheapest because it
f overs more surface per gallon and lasts years longer.
It you are painting this spring, call or write for a copy of
otrrown and Country Homes" and "Harmony In Neu-Tone"-
inftr books on home decorating. Free -of course.
CHAS. HARTLEIB,
ZURICH.
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