The Herald, 1912-04-05, Page 5.1••!..10.1...1•4•++++.14.1-1-14 .1.- +++4.4-14+
OLSONS SANK
Iiicorporatecl 1855
RECORD OF PROGRESS FOR FIVE YEARS --19°.6-'9n.
Ilas 88 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Gorrespondehht-s in all the •
• I'rincipal.Cities In the World.
1906
aapita,l
teserve"
eposits
analis and Investrneui
total Assets 33,090,192 48,237,284
•
A General Banking Business Transacted r
VINES BANK .DiFA T'1Vl
at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
Zurieh „Branclh - J. A, CONSTAANTINE, Mgr.
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3,600,000
3,000,000'
23,677,736..
27, 457,000
1911
4,000,000
,4,600,000
35,042,311
38,854,801
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spoke tlsamagdvsno a1S qtr ':b;a'
dl.,;
abrPutiag Acorn this ia-u:ae tb",
)i Xoai,ideal ittissajeliavezreasii
Auld ysiolna Taoisifs' ,,,sppp ,
before J4 po,smassiosi ia�nsartti ",
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enRn:.vTiamat;asaf„ vfi"ea`irAe?tb°i'
Farg
That
THE
Want
BEST
Call , at The Massey
Harris Shop.
Our Machines spea
for themselves. •
Welds, - handle
(iasolinte
Engine,
Jas. Whyte, Ag't
MASSEY-HARRIS CO
...ZURICH.aa
MEAT MARKET
E. 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 air own
sausages..
Give us a call.
YU.MCUT & .
BEICHERT.
Comc and
DAS EWOOD.
- Mr. Glending of Laurey was• in
town Sunday..
• Mrs, F.:McGrea, -Oho was seriously
ill is slotiwly improving; -
1,'ourteen children joined the Luth-
eran. chtircli Sunday morning.
Miss Tillie Edit has returned from
her visit to ThodfordandAilsaCraig.
There ivas.no school in the. prin-
cipala room Tuesday owing to the
sickness of Mr.. Shorn.
:Mrs. S. Martin, who slipped ,last
week and broke her arra • is doing as
well' as can be expected.
Mrs. Hyrock has returned to her
limbo in Zurich after spending a
week with her sister Mrs. II. Gum -
tier;
Mr. Jacob Kellermann purchased
a fine team of colts from Madden
Bros. of Mt. Carmel last week.
Miss Pearl Kraft left Monday for
Naperville Ill, where she will finish
her business course in the North-
western College.
Rag bees are the order of the even-
ings with our ladies at present, Alen
all the loading topics of the day are
discussed.
• Mr. William Ehlers long looked for
car of soft coal arrived on Tuesday,
auclteams were busy drawing it. in
from the station On Wednesday. •
Mi. Goolhmitis Sal
e was. largely
'attedrdoo:•aturl M,,•Fflinaun.
intends making his 'future home in
Michigan.
The annual meeting in connection
with the evangelical church was held
on Tuesday Marmon in the church.
Rev. J. Gronzenbaoll presiding. Mr.
George liellermann, the retiring
trustee, was again elected for three
years,
Mrs. Paul Messner last week re-
ceived word from her husband, who
is now in the ' west. Mr. Messner
and those who are with him are en-
joying the best of health and expect
to soon reach their destination. The
letter was written between. Peace
River and Edmonton.
FOR SALE -Two Success Manure
Spreaders and one Superior Disc Drill
with fertilizer attachment. These
implements belong to the estate of the
late John Voelker and are new and
will be sold at cost. For further
particulars, Apply to John Hoffman
or: Jacob Kellermann, Dashwood.
TO OUR CANVASSERS
By special arrangement we are
able to offer to new subscribers
either of our papers and your
choice of the Weekly Globe or the
Weekly Mail and Empire for only
$1 00 to Jan. 1st 1918 Each new
subscription will count 1000 votes
as formerly, Add fifty•cents if
papers are to be mailed to' United
States addresses..
e.
Elects' c Resto 'er for Melt
Phosph0nol restores every nerve in the body
to its proper tension ; restores
vim and vitality: Premature decay and all sea.aal
get 3rourweakness averted at once: Fhosphor tw wilt
make von a new man. Pec �8 a hos, or two far
$B Ma41ed to anv ?ddress. The sooboll?Drug
0e., St. Catbariboes, Ont.
•
ew Suit
At .Zurich's; Leaching
ailo ,Shop the only Place,
here the . Newest is always
sown first: ,and .satisfaction
l.ai' steed."
u. nd'r r in Cobh u. echo
N ,
o HOrk ase MN
=Rick;
Dun's Bulletin shows Alfred Rog-
ers, Limited, of Toronto, to have
issued a writ against the National
Portland Cement Company here for
$54, 000. Rogers alleges that he
had a five-year contract with the
the company here to .sell their prod
ucts, two years of which .had passed
`over. Last year .his commissions, lie
?claims, were $18,000, and •the dire-
ctors of the local plant considered
this too much ' and cancelled the
contract, and are going to sell their
own cement this year, The writ evi-
dently'takes the $18,000 last year as
an estimate and sues for the remain-
' ing three years the contract has to
rte i at that figure,
ADDRESS AND PRi SE NT:A;'
Y.1C
A large number of nae libeei ,a
friends of the E iangelical phut
Sunday School •assembled -,4;u
home of Mr, and. Mrs. John
last Monday evening, to B1t0 v
their goodwill and love. Mr Cal
and family, who recently disk,_
of his farm stook'etc , will Lilo
'in'l'Jnole iSarn'a Domain. - He
Deets ,to -move to Pigeon, Mi.-
next
i,next week Owing, to his ren:ao%
the nb ave gathering took place rad
a bt-anthfn1 couch .was preset)
to them, and the following; atlh
read -
- Dear Bother Gt.i.ger'and fare
We as members a;nd friends of tt
Evangelical Sunday School
Zurich,,:' Ont ,. have assembled'
your Ltaost.hospittithome to empi=
unto you our high appreciation
veer faithful and unt:ring servic
on behalf of that institution of t
churei,, t,i,k.ylricla you have been
mt,.r.' t,tr•d‘i;ed ' and' intereE;tes
Sr it hunts always bits been:.
} „i e•1st"af tiome" in the tru
ser.stt vt the word,a home kno
for its social and Christian te110
shi p ; Your parents of sacred
memory who were the forme'
occupants have left you this blebs
ed heritage and thus trained 'anti,.
raised under such Christian
influences, how could it be otle
wise that it should continue to `lies W,l
place of Christian influence <idn #,
sociabiIit.y Ram or as had its- zit
some tie that you would 'goon d
part from our midst, but
quietus had beengiven- to tlti„
report, we continued to be in"..e.!
strait between fear and hope, itliLf-
at last a feeling of security tth^rr:
the place of doubt and fear. l?Yi
at last it came rather as a shock
your many friends, when it
reported that you intend niak.
p y ms
your home in "Uncle Borne
Domain,"
With deep regrets this deoisiaiki
was received and therefore Ivy
could r of allow you to depart wit)),
out showing unto you in gonia de-
gree, our love and attachment 'in
von. You have always been :.ec
faithful member and supporter • of
the, church which was instrumental
in leading you to Christ. The
church has honored you, by confaal;"
ing unto yon, many -of her leadi i*
offices, such as class leader, exh-
ter, steward, trustee, treasurer a
Vioe•President of the S School.
To few within the church, have ,;
many offices been entrusted, thss.
proving the trust the church co,
fided unto you. You have besn.
faithful in the discharge eye'
dutios relative to these;: ofiie..
»hiCh The Gr.ea,t•Head' 6f the
ch• may abundantly reward
Nor can w.a forget sister Geiger,
your faithful helpmeet, Who was
always ready to stand by you with
words of encouragement and cheer,
As an active member of the chnroh
and the 5 School she was deeply -
interested in its welfare. And now•
we would hereby respectfully re
quest you to accept this slight gift,.
which may beta continual remind
er to both of you, of your faithful
services, and of the love of the
members and friends of the Evan.
gelical 5 School at Zurich, and now
dear friends we commend you to
God and to the word of His grace,
which is able to mild you up and
give you an inheritance among all
them, which are sanctified so that
whether we come to see you or elle
be absent from you we may hear
of your affairs, that we stand fast
in one spirit, with one mind striv-
ing together for the faith of the
Gospel Signed on behalf of
the Evangelical S School, Zurich,
Zurich, April 1, 1912
G P Brown, Pastor
Alt Melick. President
Roland Geiger, Secretary
John Preeter,Treasurer
Wm O'Brien, Pres of Men's A(.ult
Class '
Anna Hess, Pres. of Ladies' Adult
Class
Carrie Heyroek, Teacher of Wo'
men's Class ,
til
{r r Us ; i puce, • .s y:ou §tiy,
o no good " "I, shall be `so
! sobbed Mrs. Pratt, Biding
aurful face on the breast of
bttsbun,l. "There is nothing
1Tfi' in life to trouble me," On
o next morning, as Mr. Pratt was
izesing the tavern, old Killigrew
bo, if not behind the bar mixing
p his tempting compounds, was
'o to be at his door watching
customers) called out Hey!
ddy, my boy, - what's your
tii'tieular• thurr.y? "I'm a little
to," replied the ,young man
ii}tsively, keeping on his. way.
Stop, stop, oal:eci the landlord.
7,hy, my dear fellow,. one would
mink you haef the business of the
erld on your shoulders. A man
bould, never he in too great a
tarry `to"speak a word with an old
riend, What's become of Phillips?
haven't set eyes on him for a
week. The truth is, said Pratt,
who bird now stopped, his friends
iliirik he bas been coming here a
i"ttle 'too ofton. "Nonsense ! Too
Often 1 1 never saw him when I
thought he had been drinking toe
nanth. And he's silly enough to
:mind them 1 Well, well if he thinks
hr's in danger he'd better stay
away. He must have a weak head."
lilligrew spoke contemptuously.
Pratt felt the landlord's sneering
manner almost us much as if it
hzad been applied to himself. It
rust him no light effort to sav
(-lood morning, and pass on without
+a
ing at drink at the bar. 1 wish
this pian trap was on the other
side of Jericho, he muttered, as
soon as he was fairly beyond the
sphere of its dangerous attractions,
or that I hadn't to Hass it three or
four times a- day. If old Killigrew
lays hold of me after this fashion.
I'm afraid my good resolutions are
not going to be worth much. 0,
dear ! I wonder what good ever
conies of this rum selling and rum
drinking? As to the harm, one
noedn't go far to look for that.
To be continued
E M. Williams, Pres. Supt.
Auction Sale
OF HOUSE, LOT AND HOUSE-
HOLD EFFECTS.
Mr. Ed. Bossenberry has been in-
structed to sell by Public Auction at
Crediton on
SATURDAY, APRIL 6th '
1912, alone o'clock, the following
` articles
1. base burner stove, 2 cook stoves,
One nearly new, for wood or. coal; 1
extension table, 1 centre table, 1 cit -
ti t'ft le 1 side. -board 1: -w'riti'ng.
;dear; 12 cha,irs,'2;. rockers, 1 sewing
inaohrne,,1'stearner, -'wash boiler, 1
wringer, 2 bed steads with springs
and Mattresses; 1 washstand, 1 trunk,
1 clothes horse and other articles too
numerous too mention. • TERMS -
On household effects cash. There
will also be offered for sale the lot and
brick residence of the late Jacob Hoi-
st. On this property there is a good
barn, good well and some fruit trees,
For further particulars apply to Jos-
eph Hoist or Godfreid Wein, Execut-
ors. Ed. Bossenberry, Auctioneer.
W.G.T. V.,
THE MAN -TRAP AT ASHDAI.tF1
This Story by T. S. Arthur, Ann.
or of Ten Nights in a Bar °,,
room was Published'in the :.
First Issue of AllianCte
News in the Year 1$fia4 4
Often, -in returning home. I
would bein company with yortug
men who never passed Rilligrew's
without exchanging a wori wit.a
the companionable landlord,- and
having a taste of his well mixed
liquor. Itwa's not in the amlabl t.
and compliant Mr. , Pratt to saes'
"No" en these Occasions. Scion,
wife became :aware of the tenipt4
tion that was in his way, anti°" -M
his almost daily yielding' to '10
i%
enticements. She talked withl im
frankly,' yet gently and lovingly a'
before. Her words aroused xao,
impatience, no anger, `no stubb
selfpvill, pie loved her too vf't
pain her even with a 'crown
not darken Killigrew'sdoor ttsr
if it troubles you, Sarah, 1'' t'
Wedding
Gifts
At our Store you will thiel many
things suitable for Gifts. Come in
and inspect our stock. We have a
big stook and our prices are very
rettsonable.
Gold and Silver Watches -in Elgin,
Swiss and Waltham Movement.
Solid Gold Finder Rinds.
Hand Painted China.
Silverware -in all styles.
Cut Glass -in any pattern.
Watch and Jewelry Repairing -of all
kinds attended to at
Cams and inspect our stock wlheth-
r'you buy or not.
A call solicited
S. LAWSON
Parra for Sale or Reut.-Good 50
acre farm, cleared, well drained and
hl goocl state of cultivation, on Lot 8
'Oen. 4, Stephen, just east of Credit,
On Bast On the property is a good
ltotise and barn, 1 acre of good ,orch-
iri;cl, all ploughing done, 16 acres of
,grass,• 2 good wells, spring creek.
fox particulars apply to Wm. Hea-
slilan, Shiplea,
FOR SALE
:Town lots for sale. Apply to.
;genii Sohilbe or Louis - Prang,.
1`trich.-
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r. DA'Y!
On E1.ST'1+IB SUNDAY t'.io world seems to fairly !blossom Nitb bright New
,Y g
Clothes.
Have you. Ordered your Suit?
If not, come now and let us show you our new fabrics let us build then)
into rt smart Up -to -elate suit for you.
e Can build it rights
Come and talk your Easter sprit dans over with us(We like to talk
Clothes and We like to make Clothes) Let us inalte yours.
We eau, and will please you, if you will but .
J.
giveusthe opportunity.
`�' . H. HOLTZ I. AN 7 Merchant T 11oi
BUSINESS
B. S. PHILLIPS,
AUCTIONEER, Exeter.
Sales conducted hi all parts. Satis-
eaction guaranteed or no pay: Terms
seasonable. Orders left at this office
will be promptly attended to.
A.ND11.EW 3', IIESS, FIRE 1NSURAN-
eo agent, representing the London,
Economical, Waterloo, Monarch, Stand-
ard, Wellington and Guardian. Every-
thing in fire insurance.
LODGE MEETINGS
() j Court Zurich No. 1240
"• v . F• meets overt' 1st and 3rd
Thursday of each month at 8 o'clock p. m.
in the A. 0. U. W. Hall.
J. J. 4TERFER, 0. R.
A. ®• 4J • W. NRickbeil Lodge
9 v o. 3 93, meets
the 2nd and 4th Friday of every month,
at 8 o'clock, in theirr� Hall, Mer•ner Block:
J7 REI). W ITiv ER „M. W
LEGAL CARDS.
eROUDFOOT RAYS & KILLORAN,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
etc. Gotierich, Canada W. Proudfoot.
K. C. R. G. Hays. J. L. Killoran.
R. 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 speeiality. At
Dominion House, Zurieh, every Mon-
day.
7-26
E. ZELLER, CONVEYANCER AND
Notary Public. Deeds, Mortgages,
...A. 4lla-and• •other Legal ..Doeureents ere..
fully and •promptly prepared. Office-.
Zeller block, Zurich, Ont.
MARKET REPORT
MARKET REPORTS -The following
is the market report, corrected to
Wednesday noon of each week.
CREDITON
Oats45c a bush
Barley 80c a bush
Wheat 95c a bush'
Shorts $28 a ton
Bran $26 a ton
White Rose Flour $2.70
Feed Flour $1.65
Butter 80cts
Eggs 22 cls a doz.
Potatoes $1.50 a bag
Dried apples 7c.
Beans $1.50-$2.50 a bushel
Timothy $8 to 9.50 a bush
Red Clover $12 to 14.50
Alsyke $11 to 14.00
Alfalfa $11 to 12.00
Buy early, seed is likely to scarce
this year.
i1DNSALL
Wheat 95 to 96 cts, a bus
Barley 92 lc 95 ole.
Oats 46 to 48 cts. a bus
Man. Seed Oats 65 cls. a bus
Ground Corn $80.00 per ton
EXETER
Oats 46c a bush
Barley 65 to 85c a bush
Wheat, Standard, 98c a bush
Shorts $27.00 per tan
Bran $26.00 a ton
Family flour $2.70
Feed flour $1.65
Hay $14 to p15 a ton
Hogs live weight, $7.50
Peas 90c to $1.10
DA.Si3WOOD
Oats 45c a bush
Barley 80c a bush
Wheat 95 to 96c a bush
Shorts $28 a ton
Bran $26 a ton
Feed flour $1.65
Butter 28c a lb
Eggs 22c a doz
Potatoes $1.50 a bag"
Dutch sets 8c' a lis.
When you have rhenmatisin in
;your foot or instep apply Chamber.
lain's Liniment and you will got
quick relief. It costs but a quarter
Why suffer? For sale by All Deal
ors.
T P.. McLAUGHLIN, form'
oily Assistant Surgeon at Moor
ficld'N (1'oyal Lnidou Optlralalic,
Eye hospital and Golden Sgima
Nose and Throat Hosritel, London
Englttial. Also si•ent time at Berlii
rind other Continental Hospitals
General Practice with special atteut•
ion to Eye, , 1?aa.i, Nose and Throat,
Eyes tested (lictihru,seope. and Op-
tllahnoseope used) and glasses sup.
plied and properly adj nsted. Office
Daslhivood, Ontario.
. r & SON ..
Conveyancers, General Instirance-
Agents
MONEY TO LOAN
At Lowest Rates of Interest
Telephone ---Office la, House lb.
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13. AV. F. D BEAVERS
EXE TE R
Licensed Auctioneer for County of
fInron. Sales conducted in the most
approved manner. Satisfaction guar-
ihnteed. ' Dates can be made at the
Crediton Star or at the
Bargain Store, Exeter.
Ntoolerstaw
CREDITO%
Meat MARILET
We keep : stock a ful'
"iine•of frEt: "hies .s, tits .°,
ate. Our Buts are not
ed for that tendernesc:
and wholesomness. Our
aim is to:keep nothing
but the best. We make
our sausage.
Give us a call.
CREDITON.
Croits-n
lour :: yr :,.ills
Manufacturer of all grades of
Roller Flour,
We also sell the
Five Roses Flour
Gristing and Chopping proll_l=';
ptly done
Oats Rolled and Ohoppin
• done at 5 cents a bag.
ile SWLHhzil
HQMESEEI(ES
EXCURSIONS
TO
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Albert
Special Trains leave Toronto 2.00 p.m. on
APRIL 2, 16, 30 MAY 14, 28 JUNE VI, 2.
JULY 9, 23 AUG. 6, 20 SEPT. 8, 1
Second claw tickets from Ontario stations to print;
Northwest points at
LOW ROUND-TRIP RATE
Winnipeg and return $34.00; Edmonton and retu
$42.00 and to other points in proportion. Tieka
good to return within 60 days from going date.
TOURIST SLEEPING CAR
through to Edmontonvia Saskatoon, also toWislriip
and Calgary vie Main Lino on all excursions. Co
fortable berths, fully equipped with bedding, tate
secured at moderate rates through local agent.
Early application must be made,
AS FOR HOMESEEKERS' PAMPHL
contetninb rates and full information.
Apply to nearest C.P.R, Agent or
M. G, MURPHY, Dist, Paas. Agt , Toronto,.
ONLY DIRECT LINE NO iiiIAN6E OF CA
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