Zurich Herald, 1917-05-04, Page 5The Chu rhes
EVA,'t*1'GEJECAI CHITRC 1r
`VICES
Sunday, ,German . --- 9.45 a. m,
" Sunday School 11.00 a, m,
Q' 'Service Ett glialt . 7.O0 :pen.
Tuesday Jr. Y. P. A. 7.30 p.m.
Tuesday, Y, P. A. .., 8.15 p. nt,
'Thursday 'Prayer Meeting 7.30 pen.
n,iday, Choir Practice 8 30p. rn.
'.aaie's Aid, First Tuesday of
,each Month. .,.... 2.30 p.m.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday Schlool •-• --- ."• 2 p,m,
German Services, Sunday 10 30a,m,
'Dnglish 'Seruiee 'Suinday, '7.00 p.m.
Luther League, IPeiday 8. p. m.
Ladies' Aid meets first Tuesday of
each month at .2.30 'pi. m.
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Zurich Meet
MARKET'
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna .Sausages, etc
Highest Cash •Price for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS & H1DES
oicIert,
Andrew F. less
CONVEMANOINef, iEFfl,
FIRE INSURANCE
PLATE GLASS INSURANCE
,]AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
PRIVATE FUNDS TO Loa,N
AGEN.T•FOR GREAT WEST
PEMIANENT .LOAN Co.
ACCOUNTS OOLLECTDID
ACCIDENT !INSURANCE
ersild Office Munioh
The Home
Insuarnce Co
Maid. -up Capital $6,O0Q;0001
w plus to Policyholders
419,536,177..2&..
1a] ures\yourbarn against damage
iby'wind or tornado for 4O cents
:per $100 for 8 years, and your
;house for 80 cents per $100 for
..years. No premium note:an d
no extra assessment geiaranteed.
Ageni Zinich
Dealer in Lightning Rods
If you are going to have your
house Painted this year, I Sas
cave you money.
ON THE JOB
:Estimates eheerfiully given on nM
or old work.
NEW WOHE A SPECIALTY
H. H. LITTLE
Hensel
1S'$I1sTiTING, GRAINING, PAPER
lHANGING
A1,o oaxry a full live of up -to
date 'wall papers.
UNDERTAKING
Prompt Service
Moderate rharges
Tailor Shop
Issuer of
•
Marriage Licenses
W. H. HOFFMAN
Zurich,Ontario
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LOCAL NEWS
.,
Mists Vera Siebert has returned
from Detroit to her home here.
Mr. Con. Truemner of the 11th
con., has purehased a new Chev-
rolet auto.
Me. Warren Shilbe returned to his
house on the 14th con, having spent
the 'Winter in 1)etroit.
Mr. Thomas Johnson and daughter,
Matilda, are at Milton attending the
funeral of Mr. Cowin, brother-in-law
of Mr. Johnson.
The non -jury s:ttings of the Sup-
reme Court for the County of Hur-
on opened on.Monday, April 30th
tit Goderich, before :Eton. Mr. Jus-
tice Marsleini.
A quiet wedding was perr.ormed
at the R. C. .Church, Zurich, on
.Tuesday, when Rev. A. Strroeder
ten ted in marriage 1VI''ss Louise,
diau.gh+ter of Mos. Jos. Regier, to
MT. IWalter R. Mi'lle'r, both of the
Goshen Line eout+h.
P. V.. Reithdorf, former professor
of modern languages at Woodst
tock College, who gave up his,
position elarly in th.e War to take
the ipanbltc ,p'l'atform in denunciat-
ion of Prussan and German mil.it-
arionr, has enlisted as a private
in the Canadian Army Medical
Corps, at Toronto.
The many friends of Mr. Casper
Roehirig will be pleased to hear
that he is seco.vering from his re-
cent serious !accident some time
ago. While in th'e; act of getting
on a load of sawdust, which he
was hauling from the Dashwood
Flat, mill, the horsles started .tnd he
was thrown heavily on ht's head;
Serious results were at first feared
but he Is slowly growing strong-
er
ince following particu+Lars are
taken from the 1917 Assessment
Roll for Hay ;Townehip as return -
al by Assessor G. H. Blackwell
to the 'Clerk; Number of acres as-
sessed, a.•esiden+t, 52,579; cion -resi-
dent, 1.45; Acres cleared 43,830; -
woodlanrd 2,'325; Blasthing 29;s-warn/pi
marsh and waste land 6540; As-
sessed elalue ,of real property $1,-
731,515;
1;731,51.5; value :of building 664,030;
business assesm,ent $15,010; Income
$650; (Total assessment $2,462,335.
Total poptalation 2,,6 0. No of logs
,3.36 , t.•
STANLEY i 0WNSWP;
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Mass 'Iliza Robinson, who has
been tatteudiug the Method.st Nat-
ional training School, Toronto,
has returned home for the Rum-
mer.
Mr. Frank ;Saunders of Toronto
is vis'iti'ng at the home of his a.unt,
Mus. A. Reid.
Next .Sunday will be Quarrterly',
Sacrantenital +services at Varna
wthen the services will be with-
drawn from Go.=+hen in the morn-
:mg- On Sunday evening. 11Ir,
Davidson, a student from Mont-
real, will preach at the Goshen
,c'hw.reh.
Among 'those who recently pur-
chased new autos are, Jas. Steph-
enson, Geo. Elliott, Henry Erratt,
.Artie Keys.
HENSALL
mom. .fteftlftio.ft.
H. Agur is opening up a gar-
age in. town.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Hesbitt, who lived
in Detroit since last fall, have re-
turned to .Hensall to live.
Miller Edwards, a respected cit-
izen of the 3rd con., Ray, passed
away last week. He bad been in
!ailinig health for over a year.
Wm. G. ,Wilson has moved into
the cottage vacated by! H. J. Mc-
Donald,
Mrs.J. Millers and daughters,
Mrs, T. J. 'Sherrltt and Miss Marie,
[are moving to London where they
will reside in future.
The "New .Minister" will be giv-
en an Exeter to -night by loclal
talent.
111TY TOUR SEEDS FROM ME
Mangold
Millet
Sorghum
Corm
NOW IS !THE TIME TO BUY
LOUIS BRISSON
Drysdale
DASHii'OO1D
Milford, e.+on of Mr. and ldrs Geo,
Merrier, underwent an operation
for :appendioitis on Sunday. He
0s doing an well as can be expect-
ed.
Miss Fanny Preetter of Stratford'
is visiting ,relatives here at pr'es-
en{t.
Mrs. Geo, Kellerman has return-
ed after visiting with, her son Rev.
A. Kellerman at $'enw,i 'k.
Mr. Andrew. Musser of Sarnia at-
tended ,the funeral of his father -
it -law, the bate F. Schroeder of
Zurich., on .Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Ball, who has spent the
winter in Detroit, has returned to
her .home here.
Mahe Young Iadiels' Bible Class
of the Evangelical church are giv-
ing a pla'y e,n'tWed "The Minister's''
Bride," on Friday evening May 4,•
in Zianmee's Bail, See Bills) for
particulars.
Dr. .Broughtem ofToronto vis-
ited at the home of Mr. J. Keller-
man 'over• the week -end.
Mrs. Percy Humble and family of
Sarna are viaiting her parents, Mx.
and Mrs. 'C. Finkbeiner at present.
Mrs. Meyer is at present visiting
with relatives in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrsl. B. Stade of 'Zurich
were visitors in town Sunday.
Mrs. E. Flynn of Seaga spent
Saturday with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Keller-
man (Spent Wednesday last in
Iiolndon. „ t t t i .
Mass +Thllie Miller of Crediton
spent the week-ned alt her home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. ;Herman Eidt and
family of .Forest visited wit'heheir'
parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Stade over
Sunday.
BLAKE
Mrs. Geo. Grata: and daughter,
visited at the home of Mrs. Quack-
enbush one day recently.
Mrs. Edighoffer has returned
home after spending the winter
with her .daughter at Fullerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Consitt of Hill
green spent Sunday at the home
,of Mr. 'X. C.IZlapfe.
Mr. Chris Bechler spent a few
days: with friends in Zurich.
1 'ss Lr1te Meyers sp ens the week
ei .brier "fhd .p{ardntaLroof;
fIhe irn{any ifrie+ndts of Mr. Nel-
aon Mta.sse. wig bei pleased to learn
that he is recovering nicely after
his recent serious illness.
The local branch of .the Blake
Women's Institute will hold their
annual meeting .at the home of
Mrs. Peter Douglas' on May 8th
All me.nibers are requestted to at-
tend.
L. K
Why not use fbe best coal?
SCRANTON COAL
Chestnut, Furnace, Black-
smith and soft coal. Good
supply on hand.
G. F. CASE & SON
PEE 35 HENSALL
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Settings of Eggs of thorough-
bred white leghorns Young strain
50c a setting, Juluis Thiel,Zurieh
EGGS FOR HATCHING
,Guild'is strain of Barred docks
eggs for hatching. $1.00 per
setting. Lee O'Brein, Zurich,
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Regal strain of White Wyan-
dottes eggs for hatching. $1.00
per setting. Also fancy pigeons
for sale, — Ward Fritz, Zurich.
We have 5 used Forel cars
ranging in price from $250
to $375. These cars have
all been overhauled and are
guaranteed to be in good
running order. Call and see
them.
COOK BROS.,
Ford and Studebakerdealers
Hiensall, Onto
iHaye you renewed your sub
acription to the Herald or 1,917?
Classitjed Ads
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le GAL. CARD ..
i'ROU11k'OOT, lill,t,()'1cAN & COOKE,
Barristers, Seltettore, Notizie,
Pablic aco, Office, on tbo Squire, 2eul
door from Hamilton St. Goderieh,
Private funds tolott>zat lowebt altos
W, eoueroo•r, E Q. J. L. KiT.LOrtaN,
H. J. 12. Cooro
Mr. Cooke will be in Bengali on Friday
and otunrday of each week.
r .R i Hess Co.
JEWELLERS
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OPTIGIA ES
.1-eoairzng a ,SSeczal/y
THE CELEBRATED DELDWARE
AND HUDSON CO'S.
LI KAW
:We Have a full stock on hand,
all sizes, CHESTNUT, EGG and
• No. 4.
Secure your supply early thin
season 'while the prices are low.
D A. Cantelon
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TELEPHONE
Office NO. 10.
House No, 10, B
HOUSE ti'OR SALE
Fine modeiu new Brick Dwell-
ing for sale in Zurich. Newly Built,
and a desirable home. Will be
sold at a reasonable price. For
further particu'ars apply to Win.
S. Ruby, Zurigle,
FOR SALE
Good frame dwelling house and
three lots for Salle. . Good stable
on premises: (Situated in Zurich
For piarticu1atne ;apply( to A. F.
Mees, ?Zurich C
'SNAP
c.)* .F.7arrn Wagons
!I PURCHASED A NUMBER 0 P FARM WAGONS AT A BAR-,
GAIN AND AM GOING TO GIVE THE FARMERS OF THIS SEC-
TION THE ADVANTAGE OF TH IS PURCHASE,
IP NEEDING ONE CALL EARLY AS I HAVE ONLY A LIM-
ITED NUMBER.
Two De Laval Separator's 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 SNAP•3
We handle pumps, piping, etc.
L.
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20,®33 MS
RADS WANTED
Also all kinds of junk.
HIGHESaT CASH PRICES
Will call s0oon
Phone No. 35
okiiitelhdtz t
Cress Fertilizer Co.
BASIS SLAB
Am now taking or. era foe winter,
delivery. +The past season has
..gain shown that Ba'i: S aggives
best satisfaction for grain and
ichbeans. For re'eeence as': farmers
in this locality who have used it.
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 8, con. 4, Stanley, 'Oe acres
80 acred cleared. Good 12 roomed
frame house with kitchen and
Woodshed, frame barn, y0'60,ba,n)
10x50, on stone foundation. Two
good wells, orchard, • an :i small
fruits, This farm is 3% mi es f -oat
Brucefield and Kippen an is 6
miles from Hensel?. Easy '.erins.
Apply Will. F. Alexande.", R. R.
No. 2, Hensall, phone 6-8'
Ontario Ferlilizer
I also sell the above brand of
Perti'izer male by one o! the larg-
e: t Canal:an Compa••.i s Agency
for Comincr-.ial Fertilizers for
every purpo:,e
JSEHij
R R. N 1. 2. Zurich.
numal. mmnn: n.r„murtm:
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
signs 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—
simply stir and spread. Dries quickly with a high lustre, and free
(of stickiness: Anyone can make a grand job '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",
arc two books on home beautifying that you will enjoy reading.
We have copies for you—ask for them. 101
CHAS. HARTL I ,
ZURICH. RICH.
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