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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1912-08-02, Page 4Daslwood Puruilbt.re Storej Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines Singer $30 New Williams $27 Raymond $25 Model $25 Cabinet $23 A targe stock of furniture always haunt. Undertaking OD. We carry the largest stock in this line iu Western Ontario. Calls day or night will get your prompt atten- tion. Call central. P. MoI.SAAC Furniture and Undertaing SUBSCRIPTION CONTEST The following is the standing in our prize Circulation Contest up to Saturday evening last. Miss Lottie Galster5000 Miss Ada Surra 1800 Miss Blanche Laporte 18200 Miss Sadie 11IeIsaac....94100 Miss Victoria Daters, —1600 Miss Gladys McNevin .8400 Mrs. Jas. Humplueys.50000 Miss Tillie Johnston..,.6200 Miss Mary Gellman. —8000 Mrs: Dan Roehler.......79800 MissTda Sipple-..,,, 500 W. C T U. 'ISA INSTDIOU§L VIL 11 we elo.w: hex ddov :O!' esitatingly suggested the chief Mite as the captain stepped on to the bridge. "Slow her • down be d - d I said we'd be in port at 8 a. m. and 1'11 be up to time or. perish in the attempt." There was a long rolling swell, the aftermath of a storm ; but the air was still the fog was thickening and the night was dark. The usual festivi- ties and good fellowship that attend the eye of arrival after a sea voyage had kept most of the passengers up later than usual The merry joyous dance was over and many of the deck lights had been switched off but knots in evening dress stood here and there smoking, chatting laughing happy pairs lounged in deck chairs in re gions as isolated as deck space would permit. Dr O'Sullivan short and broad, well.knit and sturdy, attired in conventional evening dress, and smoking his favorite brand of cigar, paol.d the deok with Simpson, who was a medical stud- ent returning to his studies after a holiday, It's a comfort to think that the captain is so careful and abstenious broke in the young roan, after a turn on the deck in silence.How black the night is, and that weird foghorn is enough to terrify the dead. The captain fails to inspire me with confidence replied the doctor:, I am afraid that no man's judgmant is equal to a orisis if he has bathed his best rain•oells for twenty years, or half that time, in alcohol, Men think itis an accomplishment to. drink and keep sober—a virture to abstain from that glass which would, if they consumed it, make them drunk, It is not the number Of times a man is drunk in a life- time, but the cubic inches he has Baily consumed that measure the, injury that aloohol does, The cap- tain's brain cells, his higher cells, his judgment Dells, have undoubt- edly degenerated under the daily aleohol.bath with which he has supplied them foryears, and the degeneration n'i11 not be revealed till the test. comes ,and a disaster .follows, and it is too late To be continued E. M. Will ates, Tres. Supt. IN LOVING MEMORY, of our dear sister, Mrs. 0. Krueger, (nee Miss Elizebath Sipple, who died a year ago today, o one knows ws howmuch we nags her, None but aching hearts can tell :Earth has lost her heaven hath won her, ATOSuS cloth all thin +ga't11 chits d', 'Kunz Distriot EXETER A telegram was received here on Sunday from Vancouver, announeiug the death of Mr, G. Aitzel, of Van-. couver, brother of MrsaS H Megalltun and Mrs Douglas. Mr Aitzel former ly resided in Seaforth, moving to Van- couver about ten years ago. His death was due to heart trouble. Mrs Shosenberg and family of Lon- don are visiting Mrs W Hawkshaw, Mrs Fuller and slaughter, of Sarnia, and Mrs McDonald, of Iowa, are guests of Mrs J W Verity and family of Brantford,. are spending this week at Grand. Bend. Mrs (Dr) Roulaston and. son Verne, returned home on friday evening last from Regina, where they spent the past three weeks. Mr and Mrs J Goulcl are visiting friends in Detroit and Pontiac. DASHWOOD Mr. Arthur Doan of Parkhill spent Sunday with friends in the village Miss Dora Bender of Zurich spent, Sunday in town. Miss Susie Draft was to Exeter one day last week. Mr. John Eidt and family visited 1\ir. Geo, Merner's over Sunday. Mrs, Daniel Schroeder of near Exeter visited her home on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Preeter called on friends in town Sunday. Miss Alice Turemer of Toronto is spending the holiday at her home. A number of our citizens were blue berry picking at the Bend last week. Dr. .9.ikenhead of Hensall has sold his practice and intends going to Calgary. Mr. Joe Wambold took in the Exeter Union Sunday School ex- cusion to Springbank Thursday. Mr. Fred Deering, our popular baker, has a gang of men making eein.ent blocks tor his new bake shop. A•number of our girls went to the Rend Uonday to cheer the baseball' boys, ss, «.1� tat i ou Saturday to resume her duties as a nurse. Miss Ethel Kellerman and brother Ezra visited relatives in • Zurich Monday. Mr. and Mrs- Youngblut of Zurich spent Sunday with 1MIr. and Mrs. P. Kraft. ,puce to Creditors rs the matter of the estate of Nioli- -olas Foster, of the Township of Hrzy, in the County of Huron gentleman, deceased, l�rotiee is hereby given pursuant to blip tatutes in that behalf` that all creditors nd Lathers having claims against -the es- te of riehol'as Foster late of the Town- ip;af'1iay, who died on or about: the 9th ay of July 1912, areirequired .on or before the 15th dray of Aug. 1912 to send by :post pa ppaid or deliver to `, Jacob Regier or Wendel Smith of the township of,Eay, Zurich 1;' 0., Executors of the saiddeeeas'+,a, ed their christiau and :surnames; addresses and descriptions, the full particulars of their claims, the statoment of their ac- coiuts and the nature: of the 'securities, if. any, hold by- them. And further tale notice that after such last mentioned date the•satiid Executors will 'proceed to_distri- bute the assets of the deceased atneog the parties entitled thereto, having regara only to the. claims of 'which they shall then have notice and that said Executors shall not be' liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person' or persons of whose claims notice shall not have been received by diem at the of e, of snob dis- tribution. GLADMAN & STANBURY Solicitors fok Executors,- Dated at Exeter this 24th day° of July 1912.. The late ` Mrs. George Lam) On Friday July 20th, there pas peacefully away at her home, the loved wife of Mr. G. Lawson, of Cre ?.; ton, aged 70 years, 2 months and. S'H days. Mrs Lawson wasborn las Weed - stock in 1881. and resided there until" she was twelve yearsof age, .coming to this district with her parents l\Jr and Mrs Lamport, settling south.of this village. She was married to her now bereft husband in June 1860; and with him shared the toils mill pleasures of a happy union. She was a member of .tlie Methodist church, and her christian experienee was deep and real and her life was characteriz- ed in her piety, and devotion and being a kind thoughtful, hospitable woman she was appreciated and bele tred, not only by her family, but all who know her. She is survive(' by ii family of six sons, George, . Jos. Thomas, Jas. Edward, Wilfred, Orecliton, who we pall -bearers, also four daughters Mrs: J T Bedford, Mrs F Roeder of . Mo- Gillivray, Mrs T J. Wilson, Exeter, and Mrs J Woodall. Creiliton, besides two brothers E Lamport :Denfield; and J Lamport Crediton, and two sisters, Mrs T Yearly, Denfield, and: Mrs, E; Jones Exeter, The funeral tookllavoe•on Sunday, internient.be • kr. A 1y10 B er d ni m ' sono yr i u� xelatives and friends followed. the :remains to theirlast resting place. The sympathy of a host of friends is extended the sorrowing and lonely husband and, family in their sore bereavement. Mr. Oestreicher and sister Martha of Dashwood spent Sunday with friends and relatives in town. On Friday last the Stars autoed to Craig to the play the •return game there with the greysteads of Denfield the game resulted in,a defeat for they. Mr, Samuel Oestrieher and sister Martha spent Sunday visiting friends in Crediton. Miss Katie Stire of Hensall spent ,Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs Geo. Stire. The Messrs Herman and Trueman Elliot of Exeter where in town Sunday calling on friends. .A. number of our business men drove, to Exeter last Thursday and enjoyed a friendly game on the green. Mr. Ed. Beaver who has been clerking at Preeter's store Zurich is visiting his mother before leaving for the West. The Messes Ruth Grenzebach Euoleen and Lettie Guenther were successful in passing their Normal school entrance examination. Rev. and Mrs. Schroeder of Mt. Clemens, are visiting friends here for a few weeks. Mr. Schroeder will preach in the Lutheran church on Sunday. -Voters List 1912 Township of Stephen, County Notice is hereby given that I have transmitted or delivered to 'the per- sons mentioned in section 9 of 'The Ontario Voters' Lists Act" the copies, required by said sections . to be so transmitted or delivered of the lists, made pursuant to said act, of all per- sons appearing by the last revised As- sessment Roll of thesaid municipal- ity.to be entitled to vote in the said Municipality at elections for Members of the Legislative Assembly and at 1llunioipal Elections; aucl that the said Het was first posted up at my office at Oreditonon the 8th day of July, 1912, and remains there for inspection. And thereby call upon all voters to take immediate proceeding to have any errors or omissions corrected according' to law.. HENRY EILB]R Clerk of Stephen Township, Creaitoli, Ont. Dated Crediton, July Sth,1.01.1. Stars, score being 4-2. Mrs. Geo. Eilber left on Tuesday last for Cobalt where she will spend a few weeks with her husband 1Ir. Geo. Eilber, who has been employed there the past Spring and summer. MrsWolfene and Miss Canley Mrs McDonald of Detroit, visited their nnc+le hhir. and Mrs Chas Silber of Stephen the pest week •Mr and Mrs .Either tweempanted thena for, u, siiort visit with relatives in Zurich. on Thursday. Gent'sFurmshing Department Where you can get Beady -Mas Clothing or Suits Made -to -Order. A. splendid: selection of Fancy 'Shirts, Collars,. Ties, Hats and Caps .:at very reasonable prices. Notice to Creditors In the ' matterof the... estate of Daniel Surerus of the.. Township of Flay, in the. Oounty of Huron, farmer, deceased, Notice is hereby given pursuant to Sta- tutes in that behalf that all persons having claims against the estate of the late Daniel Surerus, who died on or about the 141h of April 1912 are required on or before the Slat of Aug. 1912, to send by post prepaid or deliver to Gertrude Surerus, Zurich P. 0.. the adrinistratrii of the estate of the said deceased their c'hristian and surnames: addresses and descriptions, the full parts-. culars of their claims, the statement of their acoounts and the nature of the se- surities, if any, held by them. Andfurth- er take notice that after such last-mention- ed date the said adininistratrix will pro- ceed to distribute the assets of the de- ceased amongthe parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the °lamas of which she shall then have notice- and that the said aclm.iuistratrix will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person or personsof whose claim notice shall nob have hceai' rcoeive at the time of such distribution, • PROD DP00T, HAYS & KILLORAN Solicitors for the administratrrx. Dated at Gotterieh the 25th day of July, 1912, 43-3 1+Y0r ai,Yntiner' diarrhoea, in ail( 'On always give Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and pastor oil, and a speedy cure is certain For sale by All Dealers..' Right' in your busiest season when you have the least trine spare you are most likely to. take diarrhoea and lose several days' time, unless you have Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at band and take a dose on the first appearance of the disease. For sale by all dealers. 1VIUNICIPALITY OF HAY TOWN- SHIP. COUNTY OF HURON Notice is hereby given -that I have transmitted or delivered to . the persons mentioned in section 9 of The Ontar- io Voters' Lists Act the copies requir- ed by said section to be so transmit- ted or delivered of the list, made pur- suant to said Act, of all persons appearing by the last revised assess- ment Roll of the said .1VIunicipality to be entitled to vote in the said Munici- pality at Elections for Members of the Legislative Assembly and at Muni cipal Elections; and that the said list Was first poste up at - my.' . office at Zurich on the 17th day of July 1912. and remains there for inspection. And I hereby call upon 'all voters to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected ae- eording to lain. Dated this 17th day of July 1912. Fred Hess Sr. Clerk of Hay. FOR :SALE Splendid two hundred aerofarm in, the. Township of— Ttekersmith County of Huron, within two miles of Seaforth, on Q, T. R , in one of the',hest farming districts in On- tario, Soil best clay loatn,:seventy- five acres under orop, 'in :excellent State of cultivation, well tile drain- ed, never.failing spring creek near buildings, Substantial two storey -brick dwelling, beautifully situa- ted, heated by furnace, bath room with hot and. cold water, divided cellar, cement floor Long dis- ytaance telephone. Orchard with pruoe wind brake on west and north. 'Good barns 'with stone $tabling. All in firstclass repair,. 1T'arrn in splendid shape to raise tiioiaey making crops, or would tale good dairy .farm or stock Lrrn- An ideal country - home, Aiiyono looking for 'a good arm would do well to see this. Aliply to +1NO, T. DI(1KSON+ Seaforth P. 0, Ont. See our Children's Wash Smit Momper Suits, Butter and Fiee's oaken as -, (enerel'Merchapt, Prize Circulation Contest We want to increase theSubscription List of our three papers, The Beralcl, Zurich; Pioneer, •Dashwood, and Star, Crediton,- , to 2000, and ta: accomplish this quickly we are offering some :handsome prizes for the most popular ladies, married or single: It will pay you to "get busy." Someone is going to get a handsome $800.00 piano.:, r First Prize alas ■�anw. aauaw ■caw 1 �+, ��yn,tri ■�a,a�wauRwrr Beautiful Mendelssohn Piano H. Wells, Agent, Zuuricli; See it at his store. Second Prize Ladies' Fur, Lined 'Coat' Value $75.00. May be seen at Zwieker's store Crediton. T hird'Prize New Williams Drop -Head -Sewing Machin e See it at P. Mclsaac's' furniture store, Dashwood. Fourth Prize Ladies' Gold. Watch Fifth Prize Set best Plated Knives and Forks 4th and 5th prizes, See at F. W. Hess Jewelery store;Zurich, • NOW LADIES, "GET BUSY Subscription Values New Subscriptions., 1000 votes Renewal 500 votes Arrears for each year 200 votes Standing of candidates up a to ;Saturday evening:. of each week will be puba lisliecl the following week.. + +l+++k++€++3II++€+++4.4..4.+.4+44.4 :+r:+3++1+..+-1 ++€+++++++3 +++1 +i+ :++1x4++44 4. Votin,o Goupon I Vote for 4. 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