Zurich Herald, 1917-04-27, Page 5The Clumrbes
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
SERVICES
Sunday, German -.. .. 9.45' a, en.
" Sunday School 11.00 a, m,
R' Service English. ,.•7.00 pen..
Tuesday Jr. Y. P. A. 7.30 p.m
Tttesday, Y. P. A. 8,15 p, en.
'Intraday Prayer IV%eeting 7.30 p.m,
Friday, Choir Practice -- 8 301. m.
Lathe's Aid, First :Tuesday of
earth. Montle ....,.'2.30 p.tn,
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. an.
,Ladies' Aid meets first Tuesday of
each month at 2.30 p. in,
Zurich Meat
MARKET'
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CAST. FOR SKINS & I31DES
7i gbh. t &
13,413.1111.1.
IP
Andrew F. Hess
CONVEYANCING, TO.
FIRE INSURANCE
PLATE GLASS INSURANCE
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN
AGENT FOR GREAT WEST
PERMANENT Loii Co.
ACCOUNTS COLLECTED
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Herald Office Zurich
The Home
Insuarnce Co.
."aft-
Paid-up
a.
Paidup Capital„$6,00Q,000
Sur lus to JPalioyholders
$19,536,177:25 '
Insures your barn against damage
by wind or tornado for 40 cents
per $100 for 8 years, and your
house for 80 cents per $100 for
8 years. No premium note and
no extra assessment guaranteed.
G. ?T
en - Zurich
Dealer in Lightning Rods
UNDERTAKING
Prompt Service
Moderate Charges
Tailor Shop
Issuer of
Marriage Licenses
W. IL HOFFMAN
Zurich, - Ontario .
If you are going to have your
hoose painted this year, 1 . an
save you money.
ON IT13E J.oB
Estimates cheerfully given 00 new
OT old work.
NEW WORK: A SPECIALTY
H H. LITTLE
Hens all
°PAINiTING, GRAINING,
HANGING NGING •
[Also marry a . full lime
(fate wall .papers,
PAPER
of up -to
:LOCAL NEWS
1
Mr, (.''inti. Siebert and ons visite
eel Crediton on Sunday,
.WANTED — Barre;] Roelc Roost-
ex, at onee. •''Ward Fritz,
.idr, and Mrs..J' Peeeter were :vis
more w .Dashwuu':1 un Sunday.
Mr, Arthur Murley and family V'
itecl relatives at Grand Bend on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, ,Wm. McGregor of
Kippen visaed et the home of :fir.
Jtonrt Oe,sen, on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. R. ii'. Dunlop and
Mr. :and Mrs. C. :hither were guests
at the home or Mr. and Isere, d,
.;ether, Sr.,, on Monday evening.
Nearly every house needs alit-
tleren•ovati•ng in the spring. So
vi..it our C.ni-Nemel graning de-
partment. You can do the gran -
leg yourself as well as an expert,
:We 'Sell you the paint and the a'u`�-
Tiers and give you insttrwcLione on
a piece of hoard how, to do it:Call;
and learn to become an'expert
house grainer, at Hartieibs,
!We have (the following varied-.
es of Rennies Extra selected seed,
es of Rennies Extra selected seed
corn for la ie ; (Wis'., Nip. 7 White
Oap Yellow lent, Learning, Early,
Bailey, M. 'Southern Sweet, i,nd;
King Philip. Also Sorghum.,
Mengel and ,Turnip seeds. J.
G,aischo & SOIL
NATIONAL SARVICY'E CARES
rine work of tabulating the re-
turns of the National Service Cards
has razor been completed, but So
far the record of each province
was as follows;
Not a Scotia, 92,767; New Eruiis-
wic•k, 70,927; Prince Edward Is-
land, 21, 479; Quebec, 290.,866 ; Ont-
apro, 627,152; Manitoba, 131,265;
Saskatchewan, 149,649; Alberta,
88,277: British Columbia, 76,987.
It was a little •out -hof -the -way.•
village in France, and the High-
land regiment was swinging iiong
the road. Two Frenchmen, ob-
viously, puzzhed by their costume,
were having a heated argument
on the ;Mamie. Said, one "Zey can-
not be men, for look at ze dress
and ze skirts!" Replied the
other; "{Zey cannot be women, fon
ze .have ze Mustachios." "Ah
replied :tlie first speaker, "1 bats
vita Ze
re ze
t7 .rat tmonz
fta, Mdd e-•
s
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.sex regiiment of-wh:otn; I `Biose' I
heard sfo much.
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TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received by the un-
dersigned up to May 1st, 1017, for
renting of the Zurieb lair grounds.
The grounds to be used for g[:,Whig
hay and no horses or cattle to le al-
lowed in the front field. For £urtht r
particulars apply to the Secretary.
. Lowest or any tender not nee.
essarily accepted.
Andrew F. Hess.
L0 O K
Why not ;use the best coal?
SCRANTON COAL
Chestnut, Furnace, lack -
smith and soft coal. Good
supply on hand.
t1
F. SE SON
eliONE 3$ liENSALL
.BOG'S :FOR II. A;TCHXNG
Settings of Eggs of thorough-
bred white leghorns Young strain
eOc a setting. Juluis Thiel,Zurieh
EGGS FOR HATCHING
.Gui1d'ts strain of Barred Rocks
eggs for hatching. 81.00 per
setting. — Lee O'Brein, Zurich,
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Regal strain of White Wy*an-
dottes eggs for hatching. 81.00
per setting. Also fancy •pigeons,
for sale," eae,Ward Fritz, Zurich.
We have 5 wed. Ford cars
rttn;,,iilL;• in pr ice from $250
to '*375 These ears have
Classified Ads 1
X14 OAAD(S.
LBOU1)1000T, KILLQRAN, & COOKE.
13urristors, Solicitors, Notaries
Pulhlat• eke. Office, 0n the Square, 2rd
deet £.roan Hamilton St. Goderioh.
I'rrysa.
e funds to loan at lowest rates
W. I its cluroor, K. 0. J. L. liamonae,
il
err. Ct,..ke will � be in 13eusall .on Friday
.•i£d daturday of each week,
C. R. Hess Co
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JEWELLERS
AND
OPTICIANS
Re airing- a SIeczaliy
THE CELEBRATED DELaWARiE
AND HUDSON CO'S.
all been overrhauled.and Bare, . No
guaranteed to be in good �L 1 to ii,
running order. Call and see
them.
• COOK BROS.,
.Ford and Studebaker dealers
ell saII, Ont.
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NEW ADS -4T. L. Wurm, C. Haxt-
leib.
LOST—A crank for a Ford car
between iHeneall and Gram?s cor-
ner, Zurich road. Finder return
to thes office or Cook'a garage,
•Hengalti.
The reflection of a big lire was
seen by many lin :the eastern sky
on Sunday night. It is reported
that a large stone quarry in St.,
Marys was destroyed by fire that
night.
The fail wheat outlook in this,
section is not so good at present
as It was same w:eeks agb. Many
r
iielda::hake beezi4rozen,out, a*.i.
gh st number of good ca:tehhes can(
be seen. ;Wilen wheat is 82 a bush
el ,or more the wheat crop becomes,
an Important, factor in farming.
:Gad weather ie hamperng seed-
ing ,operation at present. The
plan which many farmers adopted
last season May again become nett
eutary this spring. When a small.
piece .of ground \vtas ready for the
seed it was sown first before more
was got ready. ;This was repeat-
ed until the 'whole field was done..
(This plan .means more work butit.
is a great means of getting gull
a lot of the seed if wet weather
interferes.
HURON_.._—
KILL FLEES AND SAVE LIVES.
Kill et- once every fly you can
find ants burn his body.
Observers say that there are
many reasons to hexieve there will
be ;more i1.e•s this season, than for
a :number of years:
ahe killing of just one fly NOW.
means.- there will be billions and
tri111one less next sunvm,er.
Clean up your own premises; see.
and insist that your neighbors do
likewise.
Especially clean out- of-the-way--
plac.+s, ani eiery nook and cranny.
Flies trvi'll not go where there is
nothing to cat, and their principal
diet is too filthy to mention.
(The Fly is the Tie That Binds
the Unhealthy to the Healthy. .
The fly has do( equal as a germ,
carrier, as many as five hundred
million germs have been found on
the body of 'a single fly.
It its definitely known that the
fly its the carrier, of the germs of
tty:phoild fever; it is widely believ-
ed that it i -s alsto the carrier of
other diseases, including possibly
infantile .parcdysis.
Ole very ,presence. of tt fly
a signal :and notification that a
housekeeper is uncleanly and in-(
efficient.
Do not wait until the insect be-,
gins to .pester; anticipate the an-,
bo3tiance:
April, May and June are the best
months to conduct an anti -fly
campaign!. ,
The farming and suburban dis-
tricts provide ideal breeding places
and the new borp flies do not re-
main at their birth place but nil -
grate, niising railroads and other
mentis of transtportatuion, to towns'
eeretary.
'and e
iltiee.
GOD TUE li