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SERVICES
Sunday, german me,. "-•. 9.45 a, m
Sunday School 11.00 a. m
' Service English ..7.30 pan
Tuesday Jr. Y, P. A. - 1,30 p.,m
Tuesday, Y. P. A. ... 8,15 p. en
Thursday Peayer Meeting 7.30 p.m
Friday, Choir Practice 8 301. m
Ladie'a Aid, First Tuesday o
eatrh Month. ... ...... 2,30 p.m.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday Sehioot ... ... e. 2 p.
German Services, Sunday 10 30a.m„
English Service Sunday, 7.00 p.
Luther League, Friday 8. p. w
Ladies' Aid .meets first Tuesday of
each month at 2.30 p. m.
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Zurich Meet
MARKET!
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS et HIDES
Yun ibiut
Deichert'
or
Andrew F. Hess
CONVEYANCING, ETC.
FIRE INSURANCE
PLATE GLASS INSURANCE
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN
AGENT FOR GREAT WEST
PERMANENT LOAN CO.
ACCOUNTS COLLECTED
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Herald Office Zurich
The Home
Iosuarnce C
Ca lie]
arphisto 'oficybci +ers
$19,536,177.25
neures your barn against damage
by wind or tornado for 40 cents
per $1:00 for 8 years, and your
house for 80 cents per $100 for
8 years. No premium note and
no extra assessment guaranteed.
H. HOLTZMAN
Agent - Zurich
LOCAL NEWS II
1000D MIK PirDO for Sale very
cheap. L. Prang Zurich:
Miss Emma Tleidemar of Detroit
is visiting at the, Nome of h;er par-
elnfts here ti
$800.00 worth of boy's clothing
must be rod at once. Great Bar-
gains. • E, i4ppe7.
;M+r. Fred. Thiel and iyricie, lot
Kitchener, Ontt., are spending they
week at the holm& of the foa•zner'6<
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Thiel, of,
tbwin,
/Flowers for M'other's Day wiA
Abe Io(n isfale at C. Fritz's ,shoe store.
text ;Saturday afternoon and ev-,
en:ng. 1Hd.nor your mother by,
wearing a flower next Sunday,
Mils. J. Pregter• and Mrs. W. L.
.Siebert were called' to Crediton;on
(We,dneuday on account of the ill-
ness sof Mrs, S. Brown, who had
;to undergo an ap,erat:on for ap-
rpehidicitis, •
ea fall of enlow (declared the ground,
on We4neisw<3taY (mpttiia>ig.
Mise Mary ,Kipper Of Godeljich
Visiting her horrne here at palette
(Two one-yelar•.olcl eteerls' f
sale, ISoti B"eehier, Bronson Lit
Many Teeiden�tis Zurich an
viciuni�tiy hkave got their +'supply
coal •lie £o!r ,next winter.
Mr. and Mrs, J. I(, Ethlera,
Dashwood, were vieritore intoe
for a feaw 1wyis �thii u eche.
Mies Carrie Gat:lman, who' ape
the winter in •Michigan, return
to her home here on Friday las
FOR SALE -a One ;Jersey co W, 5
ydars old and (o.nd Hol tei''n '.heifer,
1 year old. P. Koehler, Zurich,
The Globe blas nafis►ed its sub-
serllpti�on price to $4.00 per yearn
owing to i,nerease cost of papere
wages, inks, etc. Our clubbing
rate w'it'h the Glome has beenrrais
eid to $4:75.
FOR 'SALE-ial)ur and one half
auras of land, situated near Zurich
Road on the billed, Line. Suitable
for giardenling or pasture. For
particulars ,apply to A. F. Hess,
Herald Office.
Arbor Day was observed in• Z.
P. S, on Friday. /This year in
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Barristers, Solo tors, Notaries
of Public ,c. Office, on the Square, 2nd
n door from Hamiiton St, Goderich.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates
nt W. Paovnroar, 1 . C. J. 14. KJLL0Birr,
11. J. D. Comm
ed' Mr. Cooke will be in Rensall on Friday
t. and Saturday of each week.
1 Ciassitied Ads11
A number of the men employed stead of sowing flower seeds th
in !pu_ting up the hydrop�cles were, children sowed vegetable seed
they are thus doing their "bit'
towards an;ore p.rbdu tion•"
BINDER 'WINE SHORT AGE
A :shortage of bind;e'r twine faces,
the continent. The ,supply of ship
Ong to transport hemp from Man-
illa is stnall, land: German ships will
be utilized. This, however, - will
not do away w'i'nk the difficulty of
getting shipments east owing to
the railway car shortage. The
Brantford Cordage Co. stocks are
getting very low. It has 140 car-
loads of hemp at Pacific coast
ploin�ts, which it cannot bring east
owing to the railway- embargoes,
If the trouble con.ti:nues the ;West
will he deeply affected.
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Schroeder -At Zurich, on May 3rd'Sus+a.nnan Schroeder, in her 37th'.
year.
MARRIED
:Wilds-Uttley-At St. Bonifa'ie
R. C. church, oln• May 9th, by Rev.
Father, A. !Straeder, Miss Erma,
Uttley. of Zurich, to Mr. Jos.
:Wilds, of Stephen:
en'tertlained at the Maple Leaf Carib
on :Tuesday evening and they re -
.port having • had a splendid time
much better than they' had • at
walla of the neighboring places.
;Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm. T. Dowson,
and daughter, ;of Pakowki Alta.,
formerly of. the 14th con., Hay,
!are vi•s:ting friencl,s and relatives
+here at present. Mr. Dowson has
sort his farm. out west and Intends
to retire from the ^aictive duties of
farming.
Mr. C. Either has been appointed
Health �Inspec'co'r of the Township
of Hay for x191+'7. He/ avili .start
out on the annual inspection tour May ay 2thth and before that date
every yard, out house, school prem
etc., should be thoroughlyu
cleaned.
Mr. Leon Jeffrey has been, ap-
pointed manage:. of the St. Joseph.
Brick yards in place ort the .late
Jeffrey, and the business will.
be conducted in the usual way..
The Company hats been fortunate
in `aec.uaing the services Of Mr,
Jeffrey as he hast had six years
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experience in the work. of brickl CAtRD OF THANKS
!and tile making, ,.• •
1TIie members. of the family o7
:Thew 8elason ..fea,e;Weitled trout the late . 'Riede OpIr cede ylv ,4 to
•dre-ii a weekfiern Tues- extend that. thinks',t+otthe many
diay, and alreacTy , applications for, friends who' So' kindly. /assisted
licenses are bee�o.ming numerous, them, in thelere,eent sad bereave
The catch of one individual is lim- meat.i
ited to ten pounds a day, in no
greater number than 30 speckled REPRESENTATIVE WANTED
brown trout a .day through their
m
cobined w�elight is lee's than ten.
pounds. The sale of trout caught
is ,larohibited.
A Scotchman who suffered ter-
ribly from. insomnia, was advised
to consult a s'heciartist. When the,
eonsultlation was over the un-
sophisticated old man asked what;
there was ,to pay'. One guinea;
said 'the doctor, and the old man
paid 7t, Then he returned home,
Later, recounting his experience, New illustrated catalogue sent
he said wilds a, pathetic quaver in an ligation.
his voice; "Yon' roan cure meS atV'now at best selling time.
o' slepp�tesrsaress! Dae ye; ken, I Liberal Propositions.
conldna' sleep fora hale :fortnight! Stone 8. ''2��1Y1 tail
after thinldn ,oil whit I head to. g
pey him, a' x
In the days when the prices of
almost everything are advaneeing
the publisher has to discern sharp
ly between what items he should
insert free in his .paper and what
should be paid for. People very
often forget that the columns of
:a newspaper are the publisher's
stook in trade, and he can t o more
giveaway his product than can a
grocer .. give away his good or
a farmer his grain and produce.
We have to bear tier share of war
/tax and give }aur share to this,
that and the other thing, the same
`as other people. In addition to
this it is costing every newspaper
in the ;catintry at least 50: to 60 per
cent. more to produce their paper
now than it did before the war,
owing to ,the advance in paper,
ink, type and other material.
Dealer in Lightning Rods
you are goirng"to have our
lkiouse •_ painted this year., I ,e an
save you money.
ON THE JoB
Estimates cheerfully given on new
or old work.
NEN WORK A SPECIALTY
H. H. LITTLE
Hensall
PAINTING, GRAINING,. PA1'Rlt
HANGING .
•/Also decry a full line of up -to
it date Wall papers.
UNDERTAKING
Prompt Service
Moderate r''harges
Tailor Shop
Issuer of
Marriage Licenses
W. H. HOFFMAN
Zuxich. Ontario
NINIONIMINIsmairamionimi
At once for Zurich and district"
for "Canada's Greatest Nurseries'
spring 1917 Planting List now
ready,
Splendid list of Hardy Canad:an
7•7u.' al.-: ornamental Stock in-
cluding McIntosh Rcd Apply, St.
Eegis Everbearing Raspberry,
and many other leaders.
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BUY YOUR SEEDS FROM ME
Mangold
Millet
Sorghum
Corn
NOW IS ,THE TIME TO BUY
LOUIS BRISSON
Drysdale
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The Fonthill Nuseries.
(Established 1837)
R0NT0
LOOK!
Why not use the best coal?
SCRANTON COAL
Chestnut, Furnace, Black-
smith and soft coal. Good
(1�
supply on hand.
Cr F. CASE & SON
PHONE 35 H E N SA LL
G� R. Hess & Co.
JEWELLERS
AND
OPTICIANS
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Rej5azing a Specialty
THE CELEBRATED DELEWARL
AND HUDSON CO'S.
L ACKAWAN A
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THE STANDARD ANTHRACITE
D .A. Cantelon
Hensall
TELEPHONE
Office NO. 10,
+House. No. 10, B
FOR UDE
Good' fra77ne dwelling house ant
three lets for sate. Good stable
on premises'. !Situated in Zurich
For pfar'tieulare lapp!ly: to A;, F.
Beset17.{uxich,
.�.i Nr `' ,",:,'�'. �' •it;�.. E, rl. fel
ulna 1i:txl;� eifie,^ U. A. C&iitelon,•
C.. Haatiei'
A SNAP
on Farm Wagons
I PURCHASED A NUMBER 0 F FARM WAGONS
AT A EAR*
GAIN AND AM GOING TO GIVE THE FARMERS OF THIS SEC-•'
'PION THIN ADVANTAGE OF TH IS PURCHASE,
IF NEEDING ONE CALL EARLY AS I HAVE ONLY A LIM-
ITED NUMBER.
Two De Laval Separators at old price
TWO DE LAVAL SEPARATO ORS LEFT AT THE OLD PRICE..
Take advantage of this
ALSO TWO 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 TENS Cross Fertilizer Co.
RAGS WANTED BASIC SLAC
Also all kinds of junk.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Will call s000n
Phone No. 35
A. Mittelholtz Zurich
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 8, con. 4, Stanley., 103 acres
80 aered cleared. Good 12 roomed
frame house with kitchen and
Am now taking or :ers Io: winter,
delivery. The past season has
..gain shown that Baei: S"ag gives
best satisfaction for grain ancl!
beans For re"e-ence ask farmers
in this locality who have used it.
Ontario Ferlilizer
I also sell the above brand of
L'ef'ts:iter male by one of the larg-.
est Canal:an Compa :i s Ageney
for Commercial Fer ilizers
for
w0oodshed, frame barn, 40x60,barn' every purpose
x50, on stone foundation. Two
good wells, orchard, and small
jfruits, This fnrm is 3% mites f.o.zi I
Brucefield and Kippen and is 6
s>'
I miles from Hensel'. Easy sY terms
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No. 2, Efensall, phone 6-83 j il. at. IN A.
JaSEPH Rkij
Zurich.
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Paint protects. Paint wards off rot and decay. Paint is a
property improvement that increases the value of your whole
place: Paint is an investment that pays a big profit in prosperous
appearance and long life to the buildings.
We have 5 used Ford cars
ranVing in price from $250
to $375. These ears have
all been overhauled and are
guaranteed to be in good
running order. Call and see
them.
COOK BROS.,
Ford and Studebaker dealers
Hensall, Ont.
Have you relneeWed your sub-
scription to the Herald for 1917?
(Made in Canada)
is saving the farmers of Canada hundreds of thousands of dollars
by protecting their homes and barns from wear and weather.
This pure, reliable paint spreads easily and is the cheapest in the
end, because it covers 900 square feet of surface per gallon and
lasts far longer'_ than the cheap prepared paint or hand»mixed
lead and oil.
:Ask for "Farmer's Color Set" and "Town and
Country Homes". Just what you'll need in
planning your painting,
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