Zurich Herald, 1917-04-20, Page 5The Chuo hes
EVANGELICAL CRURCH
'SERVICES
pinulay, German -' - ... 9.15 a. m,
" Sunday School 11.00 a. m.
V Service English ...7.00 pee.
Tuesday Jr, Y, P. A, .•. 1.30 p. m
Tuesday, Y. P. A. •.< 8.15 p, ni.
Thursday Prayer Mecting 7.30 p.m.
Fa]day, Choir Practice ••• 8 30p. m.
Ladle's Aid, First Tuesday of
fearh 'Montle ... ...... 2.30 pen..
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday Schlool ••• `•• 2 p.m.
fSeximan 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.
Zeri�h Meat
ARK.ET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cast, Price for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS & H1DES
rumpb t &
Deichert'
Andrew F. Hess
CONVEYANCING, ETC.
Farm INSURANCE
PLATEGLASS INSURANCE
ldl,UTOMOBILE INSURANCE
PRIVATE FUND TO LOAN
AGENT POR GREAT WEST
PERMANENT LOAN CO.
AoOO JNTS COLLECTED
AOGI'DENT INSURANCE
Herald Office Zurich
The Home
Insuarnce Co.
wi
Surplusfo 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 80 cents per $100 for
8 years. No premium note and
no extra assbssment guaranteed.
Ge 1OLTZ AN
Agee - Zurich
Dealer in Lightning Rods
UNDERTAKING
Prompt Service
Moderate rha:rges
Tailor Shop
Issuer of
Marriage Licenses
W. H. NOFFNBAPB
Zurich, - Ontario
111111111115141
!If you .are going to have your
]house painted this year, I •an
Save ,yon money.
ON (THE J.oB
Estill ates cheerfully given on new
or old Work.
NEW WO1Ii A SPECIALTY
H H. LITTLE
Hensel)
RAINiTING, GRAINING, PAPER
HANGING ,
Also c
aaz
� a fullto
date w;a11 papers.
LOCAL NEWL:i
Clean up,
7'l)c• house cleaners are at it a-
gain.
Mr, John iGascho was' in Loudon
'Tuesday, on buelniess.
13 hoe disc ,drill for stale cheap
Yungblut & Deichert, Zurich.
Capt. 3. Cantin, of London was
a visitor in town on Tuesday. .
Mr. land Mies. 'Woe Ruby are vise
hung friends in London for a week:,
Nle. iWLn. Siebert, Jr., G. T, mail
cleric.. visited his home here over
Sunday
Mr. Frank :Farquhar, of Hensall
was a y istitor in town on Wed-
nesday.
Messrs. L. Brisson' 'and C. Fritz
were in London on( Wednesday on
business.
Mrs. D. Bennett has moved into
her home which was occupied by
Mr. and Mrs, John 3. Gellman.
(The G. T. R. will put back the
second train on the L, H. & B.
at thf: end of the present month,
making the- schedule the •same as
formerly. (This will be welcome
news for the travering public.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gallman
have moved into the house they re
eently purchased from Mrs. P.
Faust., 1%1r. and Mrs. E. Siem who
occupied the house have moved
into Mr. Alanzo Foster's house re-
cently vacated by Mr. W. S. Ruby.
117.r. E. J. Hese returned to this
home here on Monday from Tor-
onto where he is a student at the
School of Practical Science. He
leaves this week for Iroquis Falls,
New Ontario, where he has accept-
ed the position of assistant elec-
trical engineer for the Abbitibi
Power and Pulp Co.
The Canadian Press Association
has taken up with the Ontario pro-
vincial ,authoricies the matter of
amending the Voter's Lists Act, so
as to allow a longer time for the
printing of the voter's lists. Re-
quest
equest has been made to extend the
time limited to 60 days, and the
matter will he considered by the
Municipal Committee of Legislat-
ure hat its first meeting. The in-
creasing size of the lists, owing
to the extention of the franchise.
-taaev,dnnreit; eotip1ed with the short4
age of help in all printing .offices
would seem to make it particularly
desirable at this time that the
time allowed for printing the lists
should be extended.
NEWS NOTES
ilhe Herald Solicits Lire News
,Items of interest to the
(General Public
TO ,CORRESPOND.I%NTS; Please
observe the fol'iowing;
1. Sign your name to articles
sent in as evidence of good faith
not necessarily ;ro i,uLlication.
2. Write all NAMES as plainly
as you can. Names familiar to
you may 'not be familiar to the
news editor.
,The News We Want
Here •are a number of suggesti-
ons ac, to the kind ori news we
want.
1. Marriages. Give as full an
iaccount as :possib.el
2. Births, 'State parents names
date and whether a son or a
daughter.
;3. Deaths, Give a short bio-
graphical sketch of deceased, if
possible. • '
4, Removals. State where per-
son& have removed to and any
other information of public in-
terest.
5. Fires. Or any other accid-
ental losses of property -
11. Property. Purchased or sold.
7. Visitors. Be careful not to
say anything to injury the feel-
ings oI ,dabble in private affairs,
I', Accidents, Robberies.
,u. Business. New ors import-
ant enterprizes.
10. Agriculture. Progress of.
agricultural !operations, etc.
11, Public Meetings.. ;Home-
makers clubs, concerts, social gath-
erings, (municipal meetings, chur-
ch aervic•es, etc.
The News (We Don't Want
Jibes, hints, insinuation's that only.
a 'few may ,understand or that
may'Ibe unkinfd and personal.
Remember !Ghat "every lassie
ha' ,her 1addies," and she does not
like the ,public to know every time
he ,calii,s on her, and remember, to
,that the .ptublie does not call* to
knio w.
Do mot take advantage of the
;confidence !placed i(n you• by using
'the paper to "get after" some-
11t
b a.d t or •expense.
c � a out
Why not use the hast coal?
''TO A 80AL
Chestnut, F tatir.tac :, Black.
smith and '$0.11: car.. Good
scup : y C Il& h• . ` ?d.
°C 11 w ,p ,
rHONH 35 H z A L
' Lro2, e„,.. ther
Insuroao Vi u tua1
Protect your property against
damage by storm or cyclone by
a policy in a good live ii'arnxer',s
Nutua' Company.
OU : rates are very iow - ante
Si 0:) per thousand .per annum.
tib' s pay all losses of $1.00 and
over from this diate forward. Pree-
ent pot:cyho'ders , note this'a:n-
nouncomen t,
For fu 1 particulars see or phone
any of the following a•ents;
c
,ti.Hard
y, Genera/ Agent, Exeter.
R. G. Jarmtnthcsub-agent,,Bornh,olen,
Tsi.Ogdear, sub -agent, Centralia
E H, Rill, sub -agent, Auburn.
'or write the Secretary
C.has.Monteith, R.R.No 1. ,Woodham
Note the change of Secretary.
James Scott, Pres., Cromarty
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Settings of Eggs of thorough-
bred white leghorns Young strain
50c a setting. Juluis Thiel,Zurich
----+-----
EGGS FOR HATCR'ING
.Guild's strain of Barred Rocks
eggs for hatching. $1.00 per,
setting, -- Lee O'Brein, Zurich.
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Regal et,ain of White Wyane
dottes eggs for hatching. 1.00`
per setting. Also fancy pigeons.
for sale, - Ward Fritz, Zurich.
New Ads -C. Hartleib, D. A Can-
telon, L: Brisson, Cook Bros.
Do not ,miss the moving picture
concerts in the (Town Hall, Zurich,
on the nights of Apeil 1st and Srd.
See posters for particulars..,
Mr, David Schwartzentruber has
purchased the 73 -,acre farm on the
Bronson Line from hie father, 1VIr.
Chris, Sehwartzentruber, Sr:, The
former gets possession at once.
The proposition to plow up :,arks
play grounds, etc., throughout
Ontario and plant therein potatoes
to be cultivated voluntarily by
school children, elderly and leisur-
ely persons, civic oificials, d"the
working' classes," after hours, is an
absurd fad -a crazye, idiotic idea,
born of ignorance, which would re-
,s•ult }n, a Loss of nzon.ey, waste of
labor, spoiling grounds and the pro
duction 01 few if any potatoes.
There is enough idle farm land in
Ontario to grow more potatoes
than 500,000,000 Irishmen could teat.
Half the gardens in villages, to-
wns and cities are not cultivated,
as the owners or oceupan is are not
inclined to work them -call it
laziness, t•hrifilessnes or what you.
like, 1VI.r. or Mrs. ,Social Reformer
Busybody, but it's a fact neverth•�-
less, -Bruce Herald.
A BAPTIST UNPREFERED
The mayor of a border town is
about to engage a, preacher for the
new, ,church.
",Parson, you aren't by any than
ce s.a;pti;st, fare you?"
Well no not necessarily. Why?
'4Well, ;I was jut agoi;n' to say,
we have to haul our water twelve,
We have 5 used Ford cars
ranging in price from $250
to $375. These cars have
all been overhauled and ,are
guaranteed to be in good
running order. Call and see
them.
COOK CROS.,
Ford and Studebaker dealers
Ont
assaied, 'Ads
, ... )ia,Ai.Y, & COOK.
13:.•,180.31'6, „eUr Ari, -, li(n,arieb
1.111 ,;: ,;�,, i ,., , - ' ,: agLui,ro,. 2nd
du,,, ,:, ;t n, ;a t. Godorieh,
Pro c t,•,a 1 , ):,,.a, 11. lowest rates
1'.1'x1,. rout, a 9 la.lLxtx.oxally.
H. it COOK, Ji;
wl'r, Will ia, lln,si',ll on Friday
oat u: i' y yr ewe, week.
44.
Co.
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4.:, .9-
PTICIAW3
20,000 TONS
RAGS WANTED
Also all kinds of junk,
RIGHES T CASH PRICES
Will call s0oons
Phone No. 35
A. Eitlelholiz Lula!!
19I1
MN LIST
Herald and Daily Globe $8 75
Weekly Globe 1 75
1Zg a ,.S f>eczaliy �1 Daily Nail and liarax
pine 3 75
THE CELEBRATED DELEWARL' " Weekly Mail and
AND HUDSON CO'S.
We ,have a full stock on hand,
all sizes, CHESTNUT, EGG aid
No. 4.
Secure your supply early this
the prices are low.
season while
D !Am Carate on
TELEP.HONE
Office NO. 10.
House No. 10, B
HOUSE e'OR SALE
Fine modein new Brick Dwell-
ing for sale in Zurich. Newly Built,
and a desirable home Will be
4'
1?
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11
Empire 1 75
Toronto Daily altar 8 25
" Daily News 3 25
" Weekly Star1 75
London Free Press
Morning Edition8 60
Evening Edition3 60
Weekly Edition 1 85
London Advertiser
Morning Edition3 60
Evening Lditiou3 60
Weekly Edition-1 75
1'arrn & Dairy 1 75
Weekly Sun 1,80
Farmers Advocate2 40
Montreal Family
Herald and Weekly
St 1 85
NSVeearkly Montreal.
Witness 185
Canadian Country-
man 150
sold at a read+onable price. For ----
further particu'ars apply to Wm. Good baseburner for sale cheap.
S. Ruby, Zurich..
RO1TSEc. FOR SALE Apply at the Herald Office.
,Storey and Onehalf house for 'Have you renewed your sub-
sale with kitchen, Situated in
desirable. location in Z. urieh.
4ii1I be sold at reasonable price
For particulars' apply to ' An dre'w
F. Hess, Zurich„
Cross Fertilizer Co.
BASIC SLAG
Am now taking or...ers 10:' Winte11
delivery. The past season has
.again shown that Basi:: 8 a gives
best saatisfaction for grain and
beans. For reeerenceas:t farriera.
in this locality Who have used it.
Ontario Fertilizer
I also sell the above brand of
I"erti'izer ma le by oae of the larg-
est Can•ad:an Compa::i s Agency,
for Commercial Fertilizers for
every purpose
JOSEPH RIJ
R , rd ). 2. Zurich.
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 8 , con. 4, Stanley, 100 acres
80 tiered cleared. Good 12 roomed
frame house with kitchen and
woodshed, frame barn, 40x60,barn
20x50, on stone foundation. Two(
good wells, orchard, and small
fruits, This farm is 311 miles from
Brucelield and Kippcn and is 8
miles from Hensel'. Easy terms.
Apply 'Will. F. Alexander, R. R.
No. 2, Hensel', phone 6-82
REPRESENTATIVE WANTED)
At once for Zurich and district
for "Canada's Greatest Nurseries'
Spriag 1917 Planting List now
ready.
Splentiii list of Hardy Caead'an
este' as Ornamental Stock in-
cluding McIntosh Rcd 4.pp11, St.
Eegis Everbearing Raspberry,
and many other leaders.
New illustrated catalogue sent
on application.
Start now at best selling time.
Liberal Propositions.
Stone G. Wellington
scription. to the pHereli for 1917? The Fonthiil Nuseries
' Fresh, supply of Formaldehyde I (Established 1837)
`t i! .h�a"nt3 ..fo'r treating 'sar,art._..-allies : -.--r-o, R. . 0 7 .Co
grain at 'Zurich Drug Store.
•• may.,esie
J�.�JiiseesJiJ..•}'J:•C'��J \.L...`�L'.:..f .?e,J}.tir V: .\.':St
Cover the scars of wear and tear on walls and floors
and furniture.
A wall're-tinted-a floor varnished -a hall painted -a chair
or dining room set re -stained -the whole house made fresh and
bright, spic and span. There are
for every surface -for everything you want to "do over".
"NEU-TONE"-the washable sanitary, soft tone
Wall Finish, in pleasing tints.
"WOOD -LAC' Stains make soft wood look like
expensive Mahogany, Walnut, etc.
"MARBLE -ITE" Floor Varnish -for hardwood
floors. Won't mar or turn white.
"LIQUID WAX" -for floors. Easily applied, Dries
hard, Shines easily.
"SEINOUR'S FLOOR PAINT" -the hard -drying
paint for the floor thatwears,and wears,andwears.
"VA RNOLEUM ' brightens up and protects Oil
Cloth and Linoleum.
These Finishes have proved their worth and wear and economy in a great
many homes. We have handled them for years and can guarantee results.
FRUIT JAR LABELS FREE -a handy book of them -printed in colors
And ready gummed, given away. Ask for thein. 96