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EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
SERVICES
i uday, German n• -.- ,.. 9.45 a, in,.
• '► Sunday School 11.00 a. m.
P Service E71aglieh -.7.30 p.m,
l'uest SLY :Jr. Y. P. A.
Tuesday, Y. P. A. .. 8.15 p, m.
lTbatirsday Prayer Meeting 7.30 p.m,
Friday, Choir Practice -,. 8 30p, M.
Ladies' Aid, .first (Wednesday ev-
ening of eiaeh month 8.p.rn.
LUTHERAN CHURCH •
dgundtay Scheel .....a ....1 9; a, en,,
Germain Services, Sunday 10'30a.m,
English. `Service, Suind'ray 1.319 gn,ann„
Lather League, Friday a p, o
Ladies' Aid meets first Tu a ay
each month at 1,30 p. .
LEGAL OARDS.my'
PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN, & COOKE.
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries
Public etc. Office, on the Square, 2nd
door from Hamilton St. Goderiob.
Private funds to loan at le ,vest rates
W. PROUDFOOT, K. O. .J. L. Kxa•,x olw'i.
H. J. D. COMM
Mr. Cooke will be in Hensall on Friday
and Saturday of each week.
,*. S. Hardie
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DENTIST
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ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
DASHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY
MAIN OliTICE . — HENSALL.
Gt R. Hess Co.
JEWELLERS
AND
OPTICIANS
. eftairi9zg a Speczzlzy
THE CELEBRATED DELEWARE
AND HUDSON CO'S.
LACKAWAN A
,C0AL
THE STANDARD ANTHRACITE
DA. Cantelon
Iiensall
"hone, Office 10; Mouse, .0.0, B.
Zurich. Meat
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOB, SKINS & HIDES
I uugblut &
Beichert
LOCAL C.L� ppA��L 1 V N F 'M
I.O,ST--A silk°e'x necklace. Flinti-
er return
ind-er:return to this office,
Pall and : winter apples for sale.
by the peek or •barrel. J. Preeter.
Mr. ;Bunion, Geiger, of lVfieh-i awn,
visited his lather, Mr. A. _ Geiger,
last weelt. ,
Large size Flash Lights eoanpl-
ete with battery, .One Dollar. G,
R, Hess & ICo., ,Jewellers... '
.A. Victory Loan bond of only $50
will be a good investment. If
you take a dozen or more of them
so much the better.
The boys; at the 'front go over
the topto defeat the kaiser and
help you. Let us at home "go to
it" also by malting the Victory Lo
an a big success.
The Home
Insuarnce. Co.
Paid-up capital $6,000,000
Surplus to Policyholders
$19,536,177.,25
Insures your barn against damage
by wind or tornado for 40 cents
per $100 fol; 3 years, and your
house for 30 cents per $100 for
S years. No premium note and
no extra assessment .guaranteed.
G. HOLTZMAN
Agent - Zurich
,Have yiou. decid0 to purchase.
a Victory Bond? The local ape.
pointed representatives, 11 essrv. A.
F, a Hess and C Fritz are out daily,
,canvassing and will call on you.:
.fret your fall pxinting,+lone st
.The Heralcd Office.' Wei have en
hawLenvelopes, letter heads, n440
heads, bill ,leads and stailen encs
of •,supercar quality, at right' pri-
ces.
The might before the Victory,
Loan Iclose+s, the electric lights 'in
the" cities wilt flash all lights four
times in succession. These flashes
,ewill risen "Buy. a Victiry Bond."
Get your bond now, se that you
Irish Cobbler will become the
standard- early potato in Ontario
with possibly Green Mountain as
the standard late 'variety'. These.
two varieties met With generadin-
dorsatti_on by the conference of
growers and experts that met at
Parliament buildings Toronto.
Should you spoil an ,envelope af-
ter putting a stamp. on it, you can
have the stamp redeemed by ap-
plication to the posto:fice .tlepart-
rnent. Or should you have by rea
son of warm or damp weather a
number of stamps stuck together,.
they may be exchanged for new
stamps. These regulations are
not generally known and their
publication may be of some ben-
efit.
Notices are being distributed
drawing the public's attention to
the fact that more food economy
must be practiced, The notices
are being rconspicously placed in
every eating house. The order
asks all persons in ordering food
to consider the !needs of Great
Britain and her Allies and their
armies for wheat, beef and bac
on. Any .pro-}?rietor or manager
off a public e.'" .11., place violate
ing the rex" ,% subject to,
hea
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Dealer in Lightning Rods
Cross Fertilizer Co.
BASIC- SLAG
have large shipments of
n for fall use. Part-
ny 'should notify me
ti o
.bor about ' re-
tie Basic Slag.
'rr'ER THAN
ERTILIZER
1 lzer
IVI RELY to ;MAN
Little Irene, says "Facts, and
Fancies,enarehed unto the room
!breathless. i
CO'h, mother,” she said, ."don't
e
ecoid me for being late for suppo ;
because .I've had such a. disaiiperilt
intent. A horse fell,down and they;
said they were going to send for
a horse doctor, so. I waited and
waited, and what do you think?
It wasn't a horse doctor at all.
It was only a main."
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
The Cottne:11 of the corporation
of the !County of Huroln willeneet
in the coufncil chs m(ber, in thee.
Town of Goderich, on Tuesday,
the 4th day of - December next, at
the hour '01 3 o',d.o.clt.
.W.: L4ley,olerkt.
Dated Nov. 29th, 1917.
F.ARIVI tF.OP SALE
Consisting of lot 14, con. 13,
Hay, 80 acres. This 1arra is nic-
ely situated, has good buildings,
plenty • of .good water, well cult
iveted, and ,convenient to school
and market. For particulars apt-
ply to Alex Mbusseau, R. R. No.3,
Zurich. 18-4t4
FARM FOR 'SALE
Consisting of 130 acres, being lot
21 and part lot 22, con. 7, Hay
Good buildings and land is all go
od, and well .cultivated. Plerntyi
of good water. Convenient to
market, church and school. This is
a desirable farm being situated on
the Zurich Road. For partied -7
ars apply to Solomon Schroeder,
R. R. No. 1, Zurich. 1.6-4t.
FARM FOR SALE
,For Sale, lot 22, S. B., Stanley,
containing 10) acres, On the prem:
ises is a good frame house, a..
large barn wit
.} 1st - it
and other out, buildings. • Well.
ed and drained and plenty of
h two drivin °Sheds
'BEEN SOT WATER
ins e gF YOU
DONT FEEL EMT
Says glass of hot water with
hhesphate before breakfast
washes out poisons
If you wake up with a bail taste, bad
breath and tongue iscoated; it your
head is dull or aching; if what you eat
sours and forms gas and acid in stom-
ach, or you are bilious, constipated,
nervous, sallow and can't get feeling
right, begin inside bathing. Drinit
n' a breakfast, 'a glass,, of real bot
•ter>with;a teaspoonful of limestone
,lsPihate in it. ' This will flush the
ns and toxins from stomach, liver,
reys and bowels and cleanse,
efetcn and purify the entire alimen
y tract. Do your inside bathing im-
liately upon arising in the morning
wash out of the system all the pre -
e is day's poisonous waste, gases and
.r bile before putting more food into
stomach.
b feel like young folks feel; like
'3'Jrr felt before your blood, nerves and
les became loadedwith body im
ties, get from your pharmacist a .
iter pound of limestone phosphate
teh is inexpensive and almost taste-,
1 except for a. sourish twinge whichl
i of unpleasant.
ust as soap and hot water act on --
the skin, cleansing, sweetening and,
frirtishening, so hot water and limestone
phosphate act on the stomach, liver,{
It lneys and bowels. Men and women!
w o are usually constipated, bilious,'
lie dachy or have any stomach dis-
oir r should begin this inside bathing
bib re breakfast. They are assured
twill become real cranks on the
et:feet shortly-
MEETING
hortly
li
lk
t
will .e ny person,
firm o, CriPoe a. un to operate with,
out a ixhse from the food con-
troller -any flour mill in Canada
having a daily capacity of 1001
or more barrels. Licenses are op-.
tional 'in 1�he case of mins with
a lesser daily capacitye than 100
barrels, but may he granted up-
on application, in which cases all
such milts will be subject to _ the
same rules as those mills to -which
licensing is compulsory.
L1EIG FRACTURED •
While playing et :,chool the oth-
er day the son of. Wm. Ducharnle
of the Sauhle Line, had the, mis-
fortune to have his leg fractured.
will.,nol need, this reminder.
NARROW LS�CAPE
While driving into tris lane with
a load of corn stalks one ,evening
last week Mr. Con, •Siemon, of the
Zurich Road, had ,a -narrow es
Zcape 'from being c ushed to death
The night was very dark and he
was walking- beside the load when
he was crushed between the rack
and a fence post. When released
he was uncounseious, but he is
now recovering from his rads -
hap.
FOR SALLA
Barred Plymhuth Rock dicker-
els,afrom Guild''strain. Prices,
' 1.00 and up. , Also one silver
Campine cockerel.
L. A. O'Brien, Znrtch. Box 265.
i NOSE: CLOGGED FROM
I . A COLD OR CATARRH
i
Apple Cream in Nostrils To
Open Up Air Passages.
Ah! What relief! Your clogged nos-
trils open right up, file air passages of
your ]t&td are clear and you can breathe
freely, No more hawking, snuffling,
anueosas discharge. headache, dryness --no
strriggling for breath at night, your cold
eel catarrh is goer.
Don't stony steffed hitt Geta small
',tittle of Ely's Cream Balm from your
e ist norv. `s .Apply :,, little of this
nt, antiseptic cream in your nos-
let it penetrate thron;h every air
,f the head; ' soothe and -heal
inflamed mucous membrane,
"` instant; .relief. Ely's Cream
It what every cold and ea -
r has been socking.
lY
fent
good water. The farm, is in a
first class state of cultivation.For
full particulars . apply to H. C.
Zapfe, Blake, Ont.
LO t 'K!
Why not use the best coal?
SCRANTON COAL
Chestnut, Furnace, Black-
smith and soft coal.
C. F. CASE & SON
HONE 30 HENSALL
A Full Supply
Heavy and Light
UB E
4
All sizes and prices.
t
you sb
1' have on hand the folio
the big advance in pri4
t N PETER, I•IAMIL
I, can save you $1.6 each, '
and are giving the best of se.
ON LOW -D.
I can save you $26 each.
On WAGONS, I can save y
HAY RAK.>S $S. Only one lei
OUTFIT on which I can save
One price to all, these are x3
The above fact's and price,
at once if you 'need any of the,
A new Dine of Cutters. De
We handle pu
PRANa
PARTIES WANTING
WOOD PUPS
PS
CALL ON MR. E. BOSSENBERRY
ZURICH, AGENT FOR THE ONT-
ARIO WOOD PUMP CO
BORN
Meyer—At Zurich, on Nov 10th, to
Rev and Mrs F B Me, er, a daught-
er, (Mary Evelyn.) (t'.
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IN M�EMORI'AM
Man:g'nus—Li loving memory of
Mrs. G. Mangos who died one year
ago No��em'.b'�r 25, 1915. Of ti;
We miss thee from our home, dear eludin;
Mo`.her, by us,
We miss the from thy place, 'ling eq
A shadow o'er our life is cast; adian
We miss the rnshi'ne of thy face. tom:ers.
We miss thy kind and wil Jag hand Write x
Thy fond and earnest care, PELHAi
Our home is dark without thee N. B.
We miss thee everywhere. quest tt
Sister, Husband and Lamilgy. purchas
EMI
See our all -white heavy rubber
for men. Guaranteed in every.
way•. .
Live fowl taken every Thursday
1orenoan.
LOUIS BRISSON
Drysdale
rt
LOCAL AGENT WANTED
_for—
ZURICH
and district
—to sell for—
"THE OLD RELIABLE ° FONT -
HILL NURSERIES"
Splendid Gust of Stock
For Fall planting, 1917
land
Spring planting. 1918
Including many new varieties
which we !alone cointrol.
Send ,for mew illustrated cat-
alogue, also Agent's Propositio;i.
Handsome free outfit; Exclusive
Territory. Liberal Commissions.
Stone & Welliln:gtoin'
The Fonthill Nuseries
(J;+stab11Slied 1837).
7C Sr 10 N T 0
Necessar3
Equi.
CO
ORE and more the
upon by progressiv,
sary farm equipmei
plow, the hay -rake, the dr:
harrow and other labor,
machinery.
A farmer with a Ford c2
one or two of his horses
town, railway station,
hours in one-third the
farm machine made
farmer and his busy w
as a Ford. And it's s
easier than a horse. r
oats to get, no harness
no stables to clean.
care of itself.
Ask any farmer w
ever again try to g
answer will hasten
THE U
Touring -
Runabout . -
F, O.
BROS., Dealers