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EVANGELICAL CHURCH
SERVICES
s u77.t ay, German :.• --• ... 9.45 a. m,
)' Sunday School 11.00 a. m,
" .Serviee F,rrglish ...7,30 p.m.
Tuesday Jr. Y. t.. A. --- 7,$0 p.m.
Tuesday, Y. P. A, --- 8,16 p. m,
Thursday Prayer Meeting 7,30 p,tn.
Friday, Choir Practice --• 8 30p. m,
''ladies' Aid, first (Wednesday ev-
ening of each month 8,p,tn,
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday School ..a ..i 9 a. m,,
German Services, Sunday 10 30a,ae.
English Service, Sunday 7.30 p.m.
Larther League, Friday 8. p, gym,
Ladies' Aid meets first Tuesday of
each month at 2.30 p,• m.
LEGAL. (CARDS.
PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN, & COOKE.
Barristers, Solicitors, • Notaries
&o, Ogioe, on the Square, 2nd
door from Hamilton St. Goderich.
Private funds bo loan at lowest rates
W. PROUri 'OOT, K. a. J. L. KXLLORAN,
H. J. D. doom/.
Mr. Cooke will be in Hensel. on Friday
and Saturday of each week.
Dr. E. S. Hardie
DENTIST
tAt
°ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
DASHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY
MAIN OFFICE — HENSALL.
Gr R. Hess & Co.
JEWELLERS
AND
OPTICIANS
Reftair ng a Sj5eczalty
• THE CELEBRATED DELEWARE
AND HUDSON CO'S.
'lACKAWANA
CSA:
THE STANDARD ANTHRACITE
D .A. Cantelon
Uensall
Phone, Office 10; i$ouse,
MARich KET
Meat
R K E T
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS & HIDES
7uugbiut &
Beichert
The Home
Insuarnee 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 for 3 years, and your
house for 30 cents per $100 for
8 years. No premium note and
no extra sssessment guaranteed.
G. HOLTZMAN
Agent - Zurich
Dealer in Lightning Rods
Cross Fertilizer Co. -.
BASIC. SLAC
Shipment of Basic Slag will be
in in December. As will Yee,
unable to get this fertilizer in the
spring, you should order require-
ments at once.
Ask your neighbor about re-
sults :from using tthe Basic Slag.
PRICES ;'MUCH LOWER THAN
ORDINARY FERTILIZER
Ontario Perlilrzer
I also sell the above brand of
Fertilizer made by one of the larg-
est Canadian Companies. Agency
for Commercial Fertilizers for
fiteery purpose
JOSEPH RAO
it, 'R, No. 2 •Zurich.1
L II gay rowinship and the village R
of 4L.,enstill suba�exibed fox .aver , 1 SAD
O+C A L E o-�ai,uotl ��-oxr:th oa Cha Yietol boxsds
I `I'h stores in 'Zurich will be open j��g� qt•••
I J.... every evening until Ch:t istxn,aa, to i h T �j� �l
^� acc:omotlate the holiday shoppers.
FOR SALE;— .Pair ladies skates Shop •early and avoid the• rush, I o
and shoes, new, size 4. Apply at Saturday Dec, 11,eli, IS., the last FOR LIFE
Herald Office. day to pay taxes, The ' collector ,
RY
We are always Ai:eased to publi wilt be at the Town Hall an that.
As
teachers can send. reports :. by nearly $24,000of the, tex.sa are still
sh school reports, Out of town day 'from 10 &clock, a,• m.'
mail, .enclosing in en vetoes, and
placing 011e cent postage on sem
leaving it unsealed.
Da your Uhri:stenee sboppileg .ear,
Thai is a Wise motto and much xt'iu
be sallied In following it. The ea,
ieLies to eh")u.e from ate mote xi LUDO
oas and you will get better ste yio
Vein it you 'Nal until the t g lee!, i
on,
Mr, Herman Well, who has bee
takingt reatment at a hospital a
London dor some weeks return`
to his home here on Saturday. Hi
many friends will be pleased t
hear that he is on the road to re
icovery.
Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Smith, St
Joseph, ,entertaitned a number
the boys from Zurich with a fow
sipper on Tuesday evening. N
ecless to say everything was the
tease and' the buys showed their,
appreciation by the way they ate
it up,
Local Exemption Tribunals are
permanent courts, when their res-
ent work is over they stand act -
owned sine die. There are sure
0o be occasional) cases, perhaps
none for many tribunals and a
eve for others and the sittings in
uch cases will likely be held in
he private office of one. of the
members.
The "Union'' Government is com-
osed of two m.l lonaire manufact-
r�ers, one trust company manager,
ne professional po i.ican, fourteen
awyers, one railway mean, one
merchant, one physician, one fruit
rower, and a manager of a
rain -growers' exchange. It is
ell described as a "union" of
illionairs and ,corporation low-
ers. Goder:ch Signal.
On Saturday a real old fashion -
d blizzard set in and it lasted un -
1, Monday afternoon. The wea-
ther was extremely .cold and much
snow Ciiell. The moods "are badly
drifted 'and the wheels have to
1kie used to drive through the co-
untry districts. The stage did not
make the attempt, to reach Hen'-;
Sall on . Mo'nday afternoon, but
the trains have bene running reg-
ularly, although behind schedule
time.
The enormous supplies required
to feed an army in the field are
indicated by a few figures on the
requirements of the British armies
in France. Nearly 2,000,000 lbs. of
pe
jam are sent across the Channel
each week. It is now put in pap-
ier ma chit.. jars. The demandifor
tin became. too heavy. One jam,
firm alone requires five tan's of
tin plate a day for jam cans. The
army ,consumption of cheese is
about three ounces to a man ,per
,day, and so far 167,003,099 lbs. of
ichieese has been purchaser d for the;
British armies. More than 500,-
000 pounds of tea are sent toFran-
cle for the British soldiers each
week and the Government buyus ib
direct from the plan`. rs in India
nd eeylon.
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unpaid you should go early and a -
e void the rush..
'gr. H. H. Little, of llens1tl1, a
3' former resident of Zurich undc:,1•-
e went a successful operation 011
r• Monday- at ;;t. ' Joseph's -Hospital
d
Lonon, for stone in the' kfltneys.
e His many friends here will, be plea -
seed to hear that he is pre,gressin,g
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R!N. MORE WATER
F ItEYS BOTHER
Eat less meat and take Salts for Back-
ache or Bladder trouble—
Neutralizes acids.
Vrie aid in meat excites the kidneys,
they become overworked; get sluggish,
ache, and feel like lumps of lead. The
urine becomes cloudy; the bladder is irri-
tated, and you may be obliged to seek re-
lief two or three times during the night.
When the kidneys clog you must help
them flush off the body's urinous waste
or you'll be a real sick person shortly.
At 'first you feel a dull misery in the kid-
ney region, you suffer from backache,
sick headache, dizziness, stomach gets
sour, tongue coated and you feel rheu-
metie twinges when the weather is bad.
3iat less meat, drink lots of water;
also get from any pharmacist four ounces
of Jad. Salts; take a tablespoonful
in a glass of water before breakfast,
for a few clays and your kidneys will
then act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with Lithia, and has been used
for generations to clean clogged kidneys•
and stimulate then' to normal activity,
also to neutralize the acids in 'urine, so
it no longer is a source of irritation,
thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in -
Are; makes a delightful effervescent
litiia-water drink which everyone should
take now and then to keep the kidneys
clean and active. Druggists here say
they sell lots of Jad Salts to folks who
believe in overcoming kidney trouble I
whale it as only trGuble
ENLISR AS 'SHE IS 'WIT
Card on restaurant-,Snail;steak,
20 'cents, Extra 'steak, 25 cents.
Sign in bakery window—llTome-
xnade pize.t
nela,,:i.ru from country papers;—
Airs. Jones, ore Sactus Creek let a
can opener slip last week and cut
he;:s.lint h.i pantry. A mischiev-
ous lad of Piketown threw- a .stone.
and struck Mr. Pike in the . alley,
last Tuesda, John .Doe, climbed
on the roof of hishouse lastweek
looking for a leak and ,fell strik-
ing himseUU on ,the back porde 1
Harold arold Green •was escorting;
Miss Violet 'Visa from the church;
social last 'Saturday night a sav-
age (clog ati'ceeked them • and.. bit
Mr. Green several pixies on the;
public square. Isaiah. Trimmeroft
Running •Creek, was playing with i
a cat Friday when. it scratched him;
on the veranda. Mr. Fong while'
harnessing a 'broncho, last ,Satur-
day was kicked just south of his
corn patch,
FARM !FOE SALE
'Consisting of lot 14, con. 13,
Hay, 80 acres: This farm is.ntc-
ely situated, has good buildings,
plenty of good Water, well cult-
iveted, and convenient to school
and market. For particulars, ap-
ply to Alex Mousseau, R. R. No.3,
Zurich.
'FARM FOR SALE
For Sale, lot 22, S. B., .Stanley,
containing 10) acres,. On the prem.
isee. is. a _ good frame•'house -- t' a;•
large barn with two driving sheds
and other out buildiings. Well
fenced and drained and plenty of
good water., The farm• is in a
first class state of cu:tivaton.For:
full particulars apply to H. C.
Zapfe, Blake, Ont.
LOOK!
Why not use the best coal?
SCRANTON COAL.
Chestnut, Furnace, ' Black-
smith and soft coal.
C. F. CASE & SON
PONE 35 HENSALL
A Full Supply
Heavy and�p tight
RU
All sizes and prices.
See our all -white .heavy rubber
for men. Guaranteed in every
way
Live fowl taken every Thursday
forenoon.
LOUIS BRISSON
Drysdale
LOCAL AGENT WANTED
.• —for—
ZURICH
and •district
—to sell for—
"THE OLD RELIABLE FONT -
HILL NURSERIES"
Splendid 'list of Stock
For Fall planting, 1917
and
Spring p.lantieg 1018
Including many new varieties
which we alone control,
' Send foe new illustrated cat-
alogue, also Agent's Proposition;
Handsome free outfit; Exclusive
Territory Liberal Commissions.
Sto.tne Wellington
The Fonthill Miseries
(Established 1887)
TORONTO
is frequently revealed it these war
times even in this well-to-do Province:
Hard enough to be poor—still worse
to be sick and poor.
The lot of the consumptive lea spe-
cially trying one. Only recently a
family was discovered living he two
small rooms over a store. At one time
they had occupied a comfortable home
but the father took sick and had to
give up work. With the savings all
gone, they were forced to sell the fur-
niture to buy food. When the man
was found to bo a consumptive, this
was the opportunity of the Muskoka
Free Hospital to bring relief so that
not only would the stricken husband A
have a winning chance for life, but
more desirable still, the wife and chil-
drn should er
ofecontract ng the disease. skil-
fulnderanemoved from' guidance the home was cleaned up
and the family temporarily provided
for. It is now ported that the patient
is doing well, with every chance of
recovery.
This is the eat work carried on
the Muskoka Free Hospital which is
now appealing for help.
Contributions may be sent to W. J.
Gage, Chairman, 84 Spadina Avenue,
Toronto, or Geo. A. Reid, Secretary -
Treasurer, 223 College St.. Toronto.
oPFo
you should not miss
I have on hand the following which were bought before
the beg advance •in price. Buy now and save money,re
ON PETER HAMILTON CULTIVATORS
I can save you $16 each, These cultivators are second
to none
and are giving
b 5 the }.,est of saris faction,
ON LOW -D01 -y N MANURE SPREADER
I can save you $200 each. On ly two left,
On WAGONS, I can save you $20. On BUGGIES $25. On
HAY RAKES $3. Only one left. Also one LITTER CARRIER
OUTFIT on which I can save you $20,
One price to all, these are nb consignment goods.
The above facts and prices speak for themselves, Call
at once; if you ;need any of these as I have no time to canvass,
new line of Cutters.
Andrew F. Hess
CONVEYANCING, ETC,
FIRE INSURANCE
PLATE G2•ASS INSURANCE
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN'
AGENT FOR PatRON t�
ERIE Lo :ex 00.
ACOOUNTS COLLECTED
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Herald Office Zurich
NO NEED TO CALL THE SECOND
CLASS
The 100,000 ni,en required for re-
inelorcemients will be obtained i
Clads. 1 without making a dreet
on Class 2, the married men bee.
DeLaval Cream Separatcr Agency
We handle pumps, piping,
L. PRA
ZURICH
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FRED THIEL
NEW HARNESS SHOP
I have opened up a new harness shop in.
Merner's .Block, opposite the Conlmerc14I Hutel,
and am prepared to do everything in harness
repairing, binder canvas repairing, et ;.
Full line of Whips, Sweat Pads, Curry Combs, etc
A Trial Solicited
ZURICH t
M—d. ,+—•i•—•i•--i--o'�—•i•—�•— •—dr— r—b—: — e — $ —d —
tween 20 and 35, declared Col. J.
Moss, chairman of the military ser-
vice council, ton Monday.
"hTe total reported for service
in Class 1 up to December 1 was
403,50.4," he said. "Of these 211,565
have been medically examined and
117,873 placed in Class A and 123,-
692 in the lower classes." There
remains 162,039 to be examined and
al the sante ratio will furnish a-
bout 75,000 more Class A- men to
a,ddl to the 117,873.
PAT'S INVESTMENT
Pat bought a pig in the fall,
paying $7.50 for it. During the
winter he bought $10.50 worth of
feed for it and in the spring sold
the pig far $17.50.
A neighbor asked him how much
he got for it, and when Pat told
him he said;. ,"Well, you didn't
make much on it, did you?"
4.T.A" said Pat, "but, you see,
I had the use of the pig all
winter."
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Liberals and Conservatives are United
The 'People Must Unite to
A Laurier-Bourassa Victory means deserting our boys in the trenches
for over a year, throwing up our hands and quitting! Don't shout
"Kamerad" under the Referendum proposal. Come out and fight
for Union Government.
IF LAtJRIER WINS:
(1) Canada will send no more
reinforcements to the front, which
practically means quitting the war and
placing the country in the same class
es Russia.
(2) The French-Canadians who have
shirked their duty in this war will
be the dominating force in the Govern-
ment of the country.
ARE THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING PEOPLE PREPARED
TO STAND FOR THAT ?
It is because the French-Canadians have not done their duty that Conscription
had to be resorted to.
The French-Canadians have made it perfectly clear that they do not like the war
and are against Canada participating in it further. Some of them even go to
the length of saying that the soldiers should be brought back from the front.
The Nationalists are demanding that the men who have been enrolled under the
Military Service Act be disbanded and sent back to their homes. To secure the
Nationalist support Laurier -Liberal candidates in Quebec have signed the following
pledge:—
"I, the undersigned, candidate in the Federal Elections, undertake by these presents)
if I am elected, to demand the immediate suspension of the Military Service Act, 1917,
and of all its effects until Canadian electors have pronounced by way of plebiscite; and
should the majority of the electors condemn it, that it be considered as null from its
origin and that in consequence all conscripts be disbanded,"
I also undertake to vote against any Government which should refuse to adopt the
above enunciated policy.'"
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13 7`liis Advertisement is inserted by The Unionist Party Pablici•ty Committee