Zurich Herald, 1917-06-22, Page 5• .4
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The C'hucrhos
EVANGELICAL CIIMICH
SERVICES •
Sunday, German est — 9.45 a. in.
• " Sunday School 11.00 U.
" Service' English 7.30pare
'Tuesday Jr. Y. L. J. e. 7.30 P.m:
Tuesday, Y. P. 8.15 P. M.
Thursday Prayer Meeting 7.30 p,m,
Friday, Choir Practice ••• 8 30p.in,
Ladle's' Aid, First 'Tuesday of
each Month. ... 2.30 p,m,
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday Schlool 41.- 2 p.m,.
Gerznan Services, Sunday 10 30a.m,
English. Service Sunday, 7.00 p,m,
Luther League, Friday 8. p.
Ladies' Aid meets first Tuesday of
each 'month at 2,30 p m.
Zurich' Meal
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS &HIDES
&
Beichert
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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
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The Home
Insuarnce Co.
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'd.up Capital $6,000,000
00 T.to Policyholders ,
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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
• 3 years. No premium note and
no extra assessment guaranteed.
G. HOLTZMAN
Agent - Zurich
Dealer in Lightning Rods
you are going to have your
honee painted this year, 1 an
eave you money.
ON ITHE JoB
Astainates cheerfully given on new
or old work.
7 NEW WORK A SPECIALTY
H. H. LITTLE
Hensel!
PAINTING, GRAINING, PAPER
HANGING ;
iAlso elairry a Lull line of up -to
date wall papers;
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UNDERTAKING
Prompt Service
Moderate C'harges
Tailor Shop
Issuer of
Marriage Licenses
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W. II. HOFFMAN
Zurich, - Ontario
mappipierollOOPMNINIMMiftioN
LOCAL NEVVS.
MARRIED
. • Moritzfrraempee—At !Zurich, on
entrance examinations are
being held this week.
Mr, J. K. ,Goez, of Dashwood,
was a 'visitor in town 'on Wednes-
day.
Messrs. Jake and John Deichert
were visitors to Dashwood Gni
Sun day,
Buy your straw hat from E.
Appel. He sells them at bargain,
• prices.
Mr. Elmer Oesch attended the
Guenther—Luther wedding near
Dashwood on Wednesday.
Mrs. H. Wing and daughter, Miss
Florence, of Kitchener, are visit-
ing ireladves here this wee.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Becker,
of Naperville, Ills, are visiting .at
the home of the. latter's parent,
Mr. and Mrs. Wan. Klopp.
June 129th, by Rev, F. B, Meyer.
Mise Alice Pearl, daughter of:
Mr. aed Mrs..: Hy ...erilerener;
;Zurich, to Mr. John F, OlVforitz,
Of Cavalier,N, •
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L. Prang, (6,urich, has been ap-
pointedby the .Arapire. Creani,
'Se.parator /go. to handle all re-
pairs for %hat 'make of separator
Any farmer needing 'repairs can
get them from hiim
• Mr, and Mrs, John Torrance, of
Cleatotn, have received further word
Iron), their son Deriat, J, fror-
ranee, 'who a ttew weeks ago was
reported wounded. Lieut, Tor-
rance reports that his left iye was
so badly inured leat it had to bel,
removed. Be is now in England
and writes cheereully in spite JOi
his enisilortune.
Betting ,at the trariks mill be
prohibited in the Dominion from
August lst until the lend of the
war by 'order in 'council paesek
Thursday. This means that
racing will cease from that date
Rc'v. Morris Elmes, Secretary ofuntil the end of hostilities, as the
the Ohio Wesleyan University, of
Deleware. Ohio, and son, Baird,
;are visiting, at the home of 'Mr. A.
Ehnes Master Baird wall by the govennor-ge,neral.
racing blubs contend they cannot
exist without betting. The order
will be published a,s soon as signed
spend. his holidays with his
grendperents. •
Mr. A, T. Cooper, of Clinton,
has ibeen selected by the Huron
Temperance Alliance as fieldsec-
retary to succeed Rev. E. G. Pow-
ell, who resigned rezently. Mr.,
Cooper 'has been prominently id-
entified with the 'temperance work
in Huron for the 'past 15 years.
License inspectors have been
notified of importalnt amendments
made in the .Ontario Temperance
Act, the principle addition being Ill hae a tine funeral, and I want
to the effect that the local inspect you to aide rup in front in la caw -
or is given power to place all part- liege wi' ma tmither."
ies .addicted to the use of intox- "Well" siadly responded Sandy,
ieating beverages oln the restrict- "I've gied ye my Word an' it's Inas
ed list. In Addition to this as •me that'll gang back on that, but
P11 tell ye one thing, ye've spoilt
the day for me." ...
SPOITJT HIS PLEASURE
The young Scot never liked
his mother-in-law, and this wei
ghed heavily on the mind of his
wife who was ill, ;Calling he»
husband to her bed side, she said
to him; "Sandy, lad, I'm .verra
ill, and I think I'm about to dee
and before I dee, I want you to
giel me •a Ipromise."
"P11 promise," replied Sandy,
'What is it?"
'IWeel, I keen that when I •dee,
soon as any person has been pro-
hibited the inspector may motify
all express companies or other
comm.on carriers hi the community
that further deliveries be lia-
ble to prosecution, and the ship-
ments Confiscated. The inspect-
or is given lull power to place any
parties he may see fit on the re-
stricted list.
A proclamation will bhort13,- be
published in the official Gazette of
Ontario asking the people of Ont-
ario to appropriately Observe the
'54thlAiiniVetiary,''Of,' Confederation.'
Sunday July Ist.'will be .prociarined
a day of solemn and religious re-
cognition and the citizens of the
Province .are •eaiinestly requested
to` pay a {tribute tof gratitude to
Gad Tor the blessings Canada has
enjoyed. Monday, July 2nd twill
be ,peolclaimed a ,day for public
and patriotis demonstration for
devotion of 'Canadian People to
national institutions and ideals.For
that purpose all •municipal author-
ities fare called upon to co-oper-
ate with the various educational
and patriotic organizations in ar-
ranging local demonstrations in
suitable 'Places.
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THE WESTERN FIR, LONDON,
ONT.
(The dates for the western Fair,
London, Ont., are September 7th
to 15th this year. Several tho-
usand Prize Lists, Maps, Hangers
and other advertising material will
be mailed from the General Office.
Domination •Savings Building, in
a few days. Any person not re-
ceiving a Prize List should drop
h line to the Secretary asking for
'one. and also stating the kind of
entry form required. I spaceis
required in any of the buildings
f'011' an exhibit it should be applied
for at once in •order that suitable
,aamangements may be made. (The
programme of attraetions will be
of is very high .order and will be
fully announced later. All inform
action regarding any department of
the Exhibition will be promptly
given on •applieation to the Secret-
ary A. M..aunt, Dominion Saving
Building, London, Onit.
Registered
Yorkshire Male
FOR SERVICE.
Proved a great sire, Is of
imported stock, and is of
the long deet bacon type so
much in demand now.
ft IcgtJEGER
• 1-10110Z Roil
KILLED IN ACTION
Arnold Brenner 0
Warren Livingood
N. M. Pr(ang
'George H. McBride
WOUNDED
Peter Randall
Nernian Johnston
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REPRESENTATIVE WANTE D
At once for Zurich and district
for "Canada's Greatest Nurseries'
Seeing 1917 Planting List now
ready.
Splendid list of Hardy Canadian
'Eine az.et Ornamental Stock in-
cluding McIntosh Red 9.pple, St.
Eegis Everbearing Raspberry,
and many -other leaders.
New illustrEaed catalogue sent
on application.
Start now at best selling time.
Liberal Propositions.
Stone & Wellington
The Fonthill Nuseries
(Established 1837)
Pr 0 R 0 N 17 0
LO K!
Why not use the best coal?
SCRANTON COAL
Chestnut, Furnace, Black-
smith and soft coal. Good
supply on hand.
C. F. CASE & SON
PHONE 36 H E N SALL
ARE YOU GOING TO PAINT?
WE HAVE A PULL LINE
Elephant Brand
Ready=mixed
Paints
Tor
Buildings, inside and outside Floor
Paints, Buggy Paints, Varnishes,
c.
LOUIS BRISSON
Drysdale
NOTICE
Trespassing on any pasture field
rand hi any cedar grove strictly
forbidden. Henry r, Weseloh, 1
Zurich,
c1.4.sitied • Ads
OAL CARDS.
PROUDFOOT;KILI.ORAI4T, & COOKE.
Barrietere, Solicitors, Notaries
publie ec. Office, an the Square, 2ad
• door from Hamilton St. Goderich.
Private funds to loan at lowest rtes
W. P11,017MOOT, .4%, 0. J. L Melones.
J, COOKE,
err. Cooke will be in Hensall on Friday
and Saturday of each week.
Cr,• R. Hess & Co.
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JEWELLERS
AND
OPTICIANS
Reairing- a S:fteezaliy
THE CELEBRATED DELEWARE
AND HUDSON CO'S.
L ACKAWAN A
COAL
THE STANDARD ANTHRACITE
D .A. Cantelon
TELEPHONE
Office NO. 10.
House No. 10, B
lbe BEST..144file,. WORLD . •
It is the most .popuVar fi.ind easiest miming loader on the market
Simple, light draft and rote man can easily operate it. No twisted
or crossed chains, cogs or gearsor lo'ng crooked erank shafts to
use power tagd get out of order. • Make thaYing a pleasure by buy-
ing a DAIN LOADER,
ous Fleury Pio 8
PLOWS that ARE PLOWS
No other plow RUNS SO S1VIOOTHLY—haa such RASE for HORS-,
ES and COMFORT for the PLO.WMAN as the FAMOUS FLEURY
PLOWS. We hand's the origin 'al No, 21, the 'light draught No'.
13, and Ithe beat. one-horse plow in Canada, fthe No. 15a.
Buy only thee ORIGINAL and BEST, l
We handle pumps, piping, etc.
L. PRANG ZURICH
20,000 TONS
RAGS WANTED
Also all kinds of junk.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Will call sOoon.
Phone No. 35
Hensall A. Mittelholtz
FOR RADE
Good frame dwelling house and
three lots for sale. Good stable
on peernises. 'Situated in Zurich
For particulars ,apply to A. N.
Hess, Zurich.
Sewing machine tor sale nearly
pew.4t4 half 'price. C. .Firitz
Zurich
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 8, con. 4, Stanley, 100 acres
80 acred cleared. Good 12 roomed
frame house with kitchen and
woodshed, fram.e barn, 40x60,barn
30x50, on stone foundation. Two
good wells, orchard, and small
fruits, This farm is 3% miles from
Brucefield and Kippen and is 6
miles from Hensall. Easy terms.
Apply Will. F. Alexander, R. R.
No. 2, 'Hems.% phone 6-82
Cross Fertilizer Co.
BMW SLAC
,;'777:fai
Ani now taking orders for winters
delivery. The past season has
..gain shown that Basi a S'aggives
best sfatisfaction for grain and,
beans. For re:erence as farmers
in this locality who have used it.
Ontario Ferlilizer
I also sell the above brand of
Fertilizer made by one of the larg-
est Canadian Compani:s. Agency"
for Commercial Fertilizers for,
every purpose.
JOSEPH nlitl
R R. N. 2. Zurich.
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Paint The Fl
you can't "touch up" worn-out spots in the linoleum or carpet.
When it's worn, that's the end of it.
A Painted Floor can be "touched up" whenever it shows
atm of wear. It's bright and cheery—sanitary--easily cleaned-.
and the cost of painting is a mere detail.
(Made in Canada)
is the old familiar, tried -and -tested, reliable Paint for the floors
'that wears and wears and wears. It's ready for the brush—
1 simply stir and spread. Dries quickly with a high lustre, and free
of stickiness. Anyone can make a grand fob of it with Senour's
Floor Paint.
14 serviceable colors—something to suit every room in
the house.
,,Floors, Spic and Span", and "Town and Country Homes",
are two books on home beautifying that you will enjoy reading.
Nire have copies for you—ask for them.
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