HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1912-03-01, Page 56
4
PILES D r.i r's$iipcOiutmi
• Mr. Walter Clark, of Creel
.1.* ton, is agent for this district is
4• E. D. Smith's well known Nur
h sery Stock. At present M.
.tom Clark has to offer a full line
APPLES, PEARS, PLUM:
SES, -and small fruits, als
k ORNAMENTALS, ROSES, Etc
* Prices and information will
4• be furnished cheerfully, and free
of charge. Intending purchas
• ers are advised to send iathei
st orders at once, while there is a
4. full stock of everything on hand.
WALTER CLARK, •
Agent, Crete
MOISQ.NS' BANK
Incorporated 1855
RECORD .OF PROGRESS FOR FIVE YEARS -1900-191
Pine 88 Branches in Canada, Bin l Agent§ aiicLCorrespondents ii all the,
P'ri.ncipal Pities in the World. M. 1911
f 1900
a ital . $ 3,000,000 $ 4,000,000
Rese'�V®•. 3,000 000 • ' 4,.600,000
Reserve '
Deposits 23,677,730 35,042,311.
27 457,090 38,854.801
Loansand Investments
Total. Assets 38,090,192 48,237,284
A General. Banking Business Transacted
"TS44VINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
at all Branches. interest allowed at highest current rate:
Zurich Bran(1i - J. -A• CONSTA-NTINE, Mgr.
4.+++++4444+++4:44++++++++++ 44++++++++++++++++++++++++
Ammal. Sale
Our annual Sale of Drygoods,
Wallpaper and Crockery is now on
and 'will continue to the_end of Feb.
Special„ ReductioNs
On ail Winter'Wear.
Come- and Secure
The Bargains.while theylast.
R. N. DOUGLAS
Geaeral•Merchant, Blake.
Farmers
That Want
THE BEST
Call at The Massey -
Harris Shop. -
Our Machines spea
for themselves.
We also handle •
D A $IW<
Mrs. Heyreek.
H. Guenther.
Mr. Anderson of 41,04"`
Sunday, with friends an' f,
Miss Beatrice Graybiel
Grove sPent`Sunday at het
Mr. P. 1VIcIsaao was in
Ciediton on Tuesday on b
Ed. 13roltenshire Was tui'
Saturday.
'l.
Mr. Geo. Kellerinanii,
Exeter on Friday.
Mr. J. Graybiel of zu;
Sunday at his home hree
Mrs. W. Nadige,r 'tu
Becker were in Exeter Se
The public school Woe
Thursday last on acaci lip
storm.
Mr. Rnd Mrs. S Af'ar
Biiyloil Line spent Sunda
visiting friends.
Mr. II.Brennerwasic
days this week.
Rev.. Mr. • Litt, left,:.T
his home in Berlin.
Don't:forget the sped
sale at Siebert & Co
Mr. J. Fusken of Bet1ik
town Saturday lest.
Mrs. Wetzilhas returan
extended trip to London ;gin
Miss Clara Musser of,Ez.
Sunday at her home heie.i
Mr. Geo. Edighoffer•„tivas
don, Monday on business;, •
Messrs E. N. Brolz lie
Jonas Hartleib were. in E
Wednesday on business.
Mr. Frazer Brovn ::of
visited Sunday at the home
Siebert.
BORN
MATHERS.= In McGillivary, on
Saturday, Feb. 24th to Mr.• and
Mrs. J. W. Mathers, e daughter.
LAWSON.--In Stephen on Feb.
19th to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lawson,
a daughter.
FINKBEINER,—In Stephen on
Wednesday Feb. 23rd to Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Finkbeiner,'jr. a dau-
ghter. •
LAMPORT.—In Stephen on Feb.
23rd to Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Lam-
port, a son.
DIED
LAMPORT.--In Stephen on Feb.
25th the infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wes. Lamport, aged 2 days.
ENCOURAGEMENT
I used to work for a Mr. Knox, a
farmer who bad lots of rocks. I
left my conch at breakof day and
toiled_ until the dusk was gray.
And when the evening meal was
o'er, I had to do chore after chore,
I had to feed a million sows, and
milk about a million cows. And
never once did Mr. Knox remark
to me, "well done, old Sox 1" He
never cheered my dismal days by
handing out a word of praise, what
wonder, then, that in my hire, I
set his house and barn on.fire, and
swiped a wagon -load of straw, and
carried off his mother, in law?- I
went to work for Mr.' `Dbria., cnd.i
I+loaw. lenla'9.a . xfl nid .,,
beans, /Ina Virbei1.'" baffle in'' P'..n 4
my* toil, and plastered o'er.' with
sweat and soil, .he ` always had
some kindly word ; he called m.e. a
7 loloo, peach, and bird. And so my
Jas. Whyte, Agit
MASSEY-HARRIS CO
■■ZURICH■■•
MEAT MARKET
WE keep in stock a
" full line of fresh
meats, hams, etc. etc
Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness.
Our • aim is to keep
nothing but the best.
We make • our own
sausages.
Give us a call.
YONGBi.UT &
DEICHERT.
Mere we.
Tire Jr'ai
labor was delight, and though
fagged out and worn at night, I
trotted blithely out of doors and
daily did a million ohores. If all
employers only knew how much a
word of praise will do, the sullen
workmen that we see would do
their little stunts with glee.—Walt
Mason.
Any candidates or our Piano
Contest may secure voting blanks
at our Zurich and Crediton offices.
It will pay the young ladies to do
some hard canvassing, and the
sooner you get at it the better.
A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Liniment and bound
on to the affected parts is superior
to any plaster. When troubled
with lame back or pains in the
side or chest give it a trial and
d
you are certain to be more than
pleased with the prompt relief
which it affords. Sold by all
dealers.
with the finest lot' .of
goods • ever shown in.
Enrich
e7ust received, a large
quantity -to please any-
body, so drop in and see.
• if I cant suit you. Also
carry an immense No. of
samples to choose from,
The special .services Si+l
been conducted in the'
church during the past.: ,
closed this week. • A. grea
good has been done as 'al
these meetings. The Pres
Rev. 3. G. Litt assisted on
and Tuesday evening oftla
• ,a
The hone of Mr. : J:;
farmer residing in Hu
was • completely des;
Mr. Ferguson had .go
visit his sister,„ and
hirci = ac1
later -..
' . After. an illness sof
Miss Annie Casey died"
Clandeboye, last' week
from inflammatory`
which turned to creeping
For a number of yearMies ]Casey
lived with her brother, Patrick •Mosey; l .
about one mile south of Olanc% boy+e.
She was in her 47th year 'r
A writer in Harpers Weelxit, says
that the tallest trees in 'tire would are
the Australian eucalyptus, whroll at At our Store you will find many
tains an altitude of 480 feetw Thethings suitable for Gifts. Come in
biggest are mammothtrees cif Cali' land inspect our stock. We have a
fornia, scene of which axe two lain red " bi stook and our prices are very
and seventy-six to three ihridt'ed itaj 1 'reasonable.
seventy-three feet in lieiglrt,i and orae ^
hundred and eight feet in x ' nsfgr-- Gold and Silver Watches—in Elgin,
once at the base. Fxonx aneaaur.e- Swiss and Waltham Movement.
ments of the rings it is believed that
certain of the trees are from two ,Solid Gold Finder Rinds.
thousand to twenty-five ektul'ired , Hand Painted China.
years old. The oldest tree in the n ilre—iall dyke.dyke.a.
world is said to exist on.tr'he islinia of Ct1t Glass—in yerware—i any pattern.
Cos, off the Coast of A'Silt i ox.. It ,
is several thousand yeats`olde but lust' Watch and Jewelry Repairing --of all
how many 110 one has dered 't i say. (. kinds attended to at
The tree is carefully preser'.$$d by a.
wall of masonry round, at, Ri n;+d the Come and inspect our stock wheth•
trunk is thirty feet in cireulnfereuce ,. ex: you buy or not.
A reactionary period as C10 1.0,1 dui- I A. call solicited
ing the last three days of February.
The Mercury, Earth and Me•periode. �1/� �1,
combine their disturbing' *0601 at: JAS.
this time, calling for prolr Hied. ' and
sleet and snow. It shojald temp i-1 j E JIODI$1 jJi [I\�ji
bered especially by p
nt
le 0r •it
!cued
When her child I6 In danger a
woman will risk her life to protect
it, , .No great aot of heroism or risk
of lite is necessary to proteot-•a
oh'ild from croup, Give Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy and all
;d,ainger is avoided. For sale by all
dealers.
TREES THAT WILL GROW.
Who •
n
buyingfruit and orna
'mental trees, see to it that you buy
Of a firm whose trees have`' the
:eight sort of roots and have been
nt . bandied correctly in the nurseries.
fur trees will grow ; there is a
reason.
Take an agency ; send for terms.
Outfit free,
Thos. W. Bowmen sc Son
Co. Ltd, Ridgeville, Ont
f on
the
Gne
wn
etise•
for
g
,
her!
(Siete.!
rtpeaet•'
nes, t
CREDITON
nToN
feat MA.RI ET
We keep ;;a stock a full
line of fnei meats, etc,
etc. Our cuts are not•
eel for thE:lr tenderness
and wholesomness. Our
aim is to' keep nothing
but the best. We make
- our sausage.
Give us a call.
R a NichalsonScLawsou
et on CREDITON.
di ton,
V, L.
Crediton
oes it Pay to have CLOTH:
Tailor Made? of Course,'
CertainEy, Why?
Because they look Smarter.
Because they wear longer
Because they fit better.
Because they hold shape longer.
Because they are far, far cheaper in the long run. Try it and see. 'G!
to get good clothes made. Let us make you one of our
$15 Suit Specials fot the Xmas Trade.
Holtzmann, Your Tailor. For the Man who C
hall lour Milis
rt�,elicl
'weekas
of Manufacturer of all grades of
s tit 'of
Elder s Roller Flour.
xiday ' Ve also sell the
Five Roses Flour
,,,' Cristing and Chopping (prom-
, ptl3r done
re.,t.
to Oats Rolled and Chopping
done at 5 cents a b:
The Huron County Councillors did
a neat stroke of business for thein -
selves at the session of the County
Council viz voted. themselves $2.00 a
day in addition to the $3.00 paid
heretofore so that now they receive
$5.00 for each day and mileage. Two
of the members wanted to split the
difference and make it $4.00 but the
majority would not have it that way.
No doubt they heard that $4.00 bills
were likely to be writhdrawn from
circulation but the fives are not.
All kinds of goods for
trousers, ` dark'. or light I
i
prices low as possible,
SwuTz1n
Wedding
Gifts
J. H HOLTZMANN, - Merchant Tai
w.
BUSINESS CARDS.
B. S. PHILLIPS,
AUCTIONEER, Exeter.
Sales conducted in all parts. Satis-
t'aetion guaranteed or no pay. Terms
•easonable, Orders left at this office
�vi11 be promptly attended to.
ANDREW F. HESS, FIRE INSURAN-
ce agent, representing the London,
Economical, Waterloo, Monarch, Stand-
ard, Wellington and Guardian. Every-
thing in fire insurance.
LODGE MEETINGS
Cf't �j Court Zurich No. 1240
. O. •j-' • meets every 1st and 3rd
Thursday of each month at 8 o'clock p. m.
in the A. 0. U. W. Hall.
J. J. KERNER, C. R.
AA , O.U.V V . Rick hell Lodge
. V v ! No. 3 93, meets
the 2nd and 4th Friday of every month
at 8 o'clock, in their Hall, Merner Block.
FRED. WITWER ,I11. W
EXECUTORS CLEARING SALE
OI BTOCi AND EFFECTS
Laundry in Connection
W. : E. 1101'11/AN ,
fagot' Ztlf 1C 'l`.
Tr'ere will" be offered for sate by
very decided storms, of r iiz. wind
Public Auction, on : the , premises,'
Lot 18, Con,1. Hay Township,. on
Tuesday, March 12th, at 1 o'clock,
the entire stook and chattels, in.
eluding household furniture, of the
late DiuncanMoEwen.
Terms of Sale -Under $10 00 cash,
fiver that sum,'7 months credit on
approved joint notes, Discount 5%
per annum for cash.
Offers -will be received at once for
the lease of the farms,' consisting
of Lot 18, Con 1, and North Half
Lot 17; Con,7, Hay, For further
particulars apply to
ALPRINE MOEWicrr. Henson, Ont.,
Tim LONtt0N & WffisTl5RL� rlttJsTs
Co;, Lntrran, Executor, London.
Ont or to k:.: Boss1CN13Jl:ttltY, Atte.
rioneOr,
LEGAL CARDS.
-'ROUDFOOT HAYS & KILLORAN,
!Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
etc. Goclerich, Canada W. Proudfoot.
K. C. R. 0. Hays. J. L. Killoran.
all who re`eac os
ed to gulf and south Athatie .oast.! EOBERT HICKS, B. D., Pastor.
regions, that equatorial or eat ' Ind- i Services
ian storms are probable. the set, half c ,..;!Sunday --Preaching at 10.80 and 7.
of February azlci ouch '<1Sxa,P fixity is 1 Sabbath School 2.80. .
greatly increased when:avn' u • .i,, enm ' Payer meeting, Thursday 7,45 p. m.
bination exist dirring'tha lint half, of`'I Ebsnazer, Sunday --Sunday School
thrpresentnionth: X all' the, Ie' 1,‘.15,Preaching 2.45.
knew the incalcubale �Vallie;lif a . "good Everybody Welcome.•barometer, one would, be,,'iottud in'
every home and public buiMii gs and
calamities by, hurricane torliado," twillMIN l�1 J;If►IVL
wave and blizzards ivoti1r bo' reduce 01 �� ✓i
I d` nil
It. F. A. SELLERY, DENTIST, GRA-
duate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Toronto, also honor gradu-
ate of Department of Dentistry, To-
ronto University. Painless extraction
of teeth. Plate work a speciality. At
Dominion Souse, Zurich, every Mon-
day. 7-26
-7Is<I,LEp Uol Y4NCBR 'AND
,lie r y` s Y:Mor y
,
fully and;promptly` prepared..
Zeller block, Zurich, Ont.
fR. T. P. McLAUGHLIN, for
erly Assistant Surgeon at Mo
field's (Royal London Opthaln;
Eye Hospital and Golden Squ;
Nose and Throat Hospital, Lond
England. Also spent time at Bei
and other Continental Hospit�
General Practice with special atte
ion to Eye, Ear, Nose and Thr(
Eyes tested (Retinoscope and
tbaimoscope used) and glasses s'.
plied and properly adjnsted. Of
Dashwood, Ontario.
rli
11. RILBER & SOT
Conveyancers, General Insuranc
Agents
MONEY TO LOAN
At Lowest Rates of Interest
Telephone—Office la, House 11
+4--1-4-4-1-4.÷4”`414+4-4.4-4-4-4.444.+4
B. AV. F. BEAVERS
EXETER
Ia
Licensed Auctioneer for County
Huron. Sales conducted in them
approved manner. Satisfaction see
anteed. Dates can he made at
Crediton Star or at the
Bargain Store, Eire
e
t
HIGH CLASS
roi
OfiFic•e..- +4441�lF•tF i� rpt
FOR SALE
2 Sap pans ; 15 foot smoke stack ;
iron door, grates alt complete. Are
ply to Dan Smith, St, Joseph P. 0.
25-2t.
FARM FOR SALE
Being north half of Iot 9 eon 2,
Tuckersreith, L R S containing 50
acres of good land all cleared, most
part grass. On it is well built mo•
dern brick house, with cellar nn-
derneath, barn and stable, good
well small orchard of good trn.it.
This farm is well situated handy to
school and.ehurches, being 2a miles
from the thriving village of Hen -
call will be sold on reasonable
terms. Apply on the premises or
to D B McLean box 144 Sensall.
20-1 m pd,
to a minimum. AA g0' o f eo g a V�IZ�I��
i-nuch rough weather aitd ret;al+1'nibess JM"(„t v
is the outlook for thth` th, :The 11
E. BUl1N, d'astor.
Mars period. •has gici dttdll' •wt rlted Sunday seirrastor
from the summer back lough the. 10.00 a. m. (legman preaching,
spring until this year ' i rp�x�x 'on 7 p, xrl. English preaching.
February 6th whieh•fticl`i;t" O ius to 7 30` p n. Junior Meeting and
the conclusion that rota 'y *ld a1- �a1.80' ical Classes.
most the whole of Mach tris yea) tech Sunday School;
will continue unbeollel ,ii, '�eeseenal
winter weather without c ` skim.- Wednesday evening, PrayPrayer Meeting.
real w trn'm melte as for iii weeks, ;Thursday evening,Meeting.
� g.
past,' 11.15 Young Peoples Mooting
It Is Up
To You
To protect your family from the ravages of disease and infection
the rigors `of winter; to make your home the abode of Health and Hipp
Statistics tell us that there were ever 250.000 deaths in North Ai
last year from fever and Pneumonia; Over 90 per cent. of these: oases/
traceable to outdoor' closets, and all were the .result of insanitary eon
goingto allow this terrible death rate to continue.
Are you ,,.
" + A
BYTE S �
Why not insure Health by installing a PAR ,
CHEMICAL CLOSET.
Abzolutely Sanitary and Odorless carries the endorsement of
clans and Health Officials, and out own Iron -clad guarantee, Requir
expensive water-systerm: no plumbing. no sewage can be installed in en
of your home at the cost of a few minutes of your spare time; lasts a iii
and east less than a CENT e day.
"PARXYTE" Chemical lies been proven by Baeteriologicaltes
the most powerful Dieinfe.tant, Deodorant and Germicide, known to S�
The "PARKYTE" SANITARY CHEMICAL CLOSET is sold'
C. Hartleib, Zurich, Ont. i y
A call these will convince you. No fnrther argument will benee
1208 McARTHEE BLDG. - WINFIP + '
Branches
EDMONTON V A1�i"Of,