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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1913-05-16, Page 5The question of what machine to harvest with is an important one. An incorrectly constructed binder will not get all the grain, but will leave a large . part in the field — good crows' feed, but a dead loss to you. Your harvest will be most profitable if you IIITCFI'UP zo a, ,DEEREIN 5cHLYE Prang & Bloch, Zurich Agents for Brantford Windmills. . ZURICH SOMI Of THE BRIGHTEST BOYS IN CANADA ABE EARNING MONEY ANO PRIZES LESLIE 8Ult'2'!s. JAMBS B. SiC!!r!I6NE. wawa: 0. mint. A BOY'S CHRISTMAS POCKET MONEY ANY BOY can turn his spare time into Xmas pocket money by selling copies of the WEEKLY WITNESS and the CANADIAN Plcro- MAL. You can build up a regular route in a short time which will give you a permanent weekly income. We give you a free start in Business and besides The best boy wins a Slhetland ' Pony, Cart and Harness or $100.00 in Gold. SIMPLY SIGN THIS COUPON AND MAIL - IT TO -DAY MIL NY COIiPON " I2 9 Maweeawl, Qa.... AIM* • ., Mom sad mit a e14d is hainul nal reit tits ar Hese; Wm I amp solo iiu bass fag Sfedi .4 lwe.n I Iu gyral .nb. "•Yfwd}.•. ,......w..... ...,...• •.MMpot• 000!.•01101 A..• Aik+dersso 11.04 A TIME FOR ALL THINGS Timeliness is as important" as fit noes. The right thing may become wrong unless it is done at the rill] time: Look well to the of doing any thing. If your wife looks worried• and worn, be sure it is not the tin to tell her that dinner is not hot : of that the bread is sour. Comfort . hot; cheer her up. Use the the ten thous and little strategems you were wont to handle so skilfully in the old days to bring out the smiles aro nd her' ips. If you're annoyed or vexed. at ]people, just, remember, it is not the right time to slieak. Close your month. Shut your teeth together fimly, and it will save you many a useless and unavaling regret, and many a bitter enemy. If you hap pen to feel a little cross, and who a mong us do not at one time or anoth- er, do not select that time forrepoving your noisy household fllock. A_ word , spoken in passon will make a sear that a summer of seniles can hardly heal over. If you are a wife, never tease your husband when he -comes home, weary from his days business. It is not a right time, Do not ask him for expensive outlays when he has been talking hard times. It is most assurdly the wrong thing, at the wrong time. If he has entered upon an un= dertaking againt your advice, do not sieze on the moment of its failure to' "I told you so." In fact it is never the. right time for these four monosyll- ables. Oh, if people only knew to discriminate between the right time and the wrong, there would be less do- mestic unhappiness, less silent less sorrow, and -less estrangement of the heart. The greatest calamities, that overshadow' our lives have sometimes their germ in matters as apparantly slight as this. If you would only pause, reader, before the stinging taunt, or the biting sneer or the un- kind scoff passes your lips just pause long enough to ask yourself. "Is it the right time for me to speak?" You would shut the world against many a heartache. The world hinges on little things, and there are many more trival than the right time and the wrong. and drssses that did't hang just right, 'ala C,po>ct the evening and a goodly pait_of'the night dancing and saying alIi nothings to a silly young man. Why utas 'this borne so unhappy? Be- :4001,1M e- ca tie e, ,1M Mother was not in sym- pathy with the father and children, aaad'"tlie children were uncongenial With,'each othee. ,So wealth alone cannot make a happy home. • What is the use of hurrying? There ts•tii.e enough for all work and they who hurry and scurry through day aft0 clay, vainly endeavor to do 'a little more than any moral ought to do in a day, are injured physically 'and inently and do not in the end ac- complish as much as the quiet, steady worker who keens on serenely hour after_ hour until weary and then has the good sense to test. W. C. T. U. There's father ! there's father !" he cried, "and he'll kill me _ for running away. Don't let him get at me—oh, don't I" • A: pian had opened the door and was now slumbling-across the.room shoutine out oaths and threats and flourishing a heavy stick as he dame. • Mrs Apgood rose• and throwing one arm protestingly round Hen riclue, she faced the intruder, cal- mly waiting till he reached the platform. "Good evening, Mr. Mosseck." she said in a clear voice ; "will you sit down?" and she offer- ed him a chair, He rudely thrust her aside and kicked over the chair, making a dive for Henrique, who evaded him by dodging behind Mrs, Apgood "No, I won't sit clown 1" he shout- ed, making arcther dive at Him. "Thought you'd skin away from me did ye? You just wait till I get my hands on you. I'll flay ye alivs, per young rascal." Fe hurled his stick aimlessly, and it flew to a distant part of the room, at cl just then, making a mis step, he fell sprawling on the floor—whereupon the children -so far forgot their fears as to indulge in a general giggle This enraged the drunken man all the more. He ADVICE TO BOYS scrambled to his feet, cursing say savagely, ann. Mrs. Apgood's att. See here, boys? Whatever you try ention being turned for a moment to do, do it the very best you can; do towards the scholars, he succeeded it better than it was.ever done before... in igetting hold of Henrique Chit - Don't yield to temptation to slight,,ohing him by the collar, he swung your • work. And above all things, do. pin round end round as if he had what is right, every time. Never mind Iie n a reed in his band, and when the scoff and leers of others, but go a- he at last loosened his hold, the head and do what is right. Be brave about it too. Everyone hates a cow ard. And another thing, don't be a- fraid of doing right for fear you will make enemies. Enemies are as nec- essary to success as vinegar is to pick- slowly oozing from his lips and les. Don't above all thing be a hy- l dripping on his violin, which, str procrite. The thief may steal our angely enough, he had managed to property, but the hyprocrite betrays keep. a hold upon through all one's confidence and only waits an j (To be continued) opportunity to stab him in the back. If you have a mind of your own don't be afraid to express your opinion, and if you feel that it is right, stand by it People will talk and fools will turn grindstones for others to sharpen their axes on. iI'hink for yourself. Lay your course of action in accord- ance with the idea that some clay you will be a man and called upon to take an active part in life's great battles. Don't imagine for a moment that you can please everybody, not yourself. Few people care for you and you must care for yourself or be left in the cold. Also but few people will love you al- though they may profess to. They Iove you'merely for what they can make out of you. Society looks upon you as an orange to be squeezed for its benefit. When you are squeezed dry you will be thrown to the dogs and another orange will take its turn. Think of these things and resolve to act with wisdom. • child, dizzy and faint with fear, etaggerrd foreward a few steps and fell, his hank striking heavily on the sharp edge of a platform. There he lay on the floor dizzy and still. a tiny stream of blood Every habitation is not a home Alas! No! We have seen a beautiful house, richly appointed, supplied with every luxury, whose beautiful tapes- tried walls and lovely carpets, all flower -strewn, . handsome furniture, exquisite china, sparkling cut glass silver, beautiful flower yards, made a picture of lovely beauty, and would suggest a real "fairy land," everything wealth, skill and taste could command whose inmates were highly educated and considered very refined, and vet that.was.no home, and the Christian father of that • family would go home from a daintily spread breakfeast trebles; and a' cross ill-tempered;— silk robed wife, and not one kind word, not a single ray of sunshine to chase away the gloom of a busy business man's long, days. The boys were glad to get off to school, out of the reach of mother's scolding tongue, and the "beautiful fashionable" daughter fretted the day away over novels that didn't turn out like she want them\ to I At a meeting held in the Main Street Church, a baseball team , for the young men's Class was or ganized, with the following offi • cars :—Manager, Rev. E G. Pow- ell; ow.ell; captain, Herman Elliott ; pres- ident, Mr. Beavers; secretary, Laurie Watson ; treasurer, Truman Elliott; managing committee. Clar- ence Heywood and Herman Elliott. The secretary and treasurer were appointed to meet the executive of the town baseball team to arrange a schedule of games for the year. The churches will all organize shortly, and good games are expect- ed this summer. Free Ladies and Gents Watches, Buds, Bracelets and Jewelry of Every Description, Lace Curtains, Buds, House Furnishind,Rifles, Movind Pic- ture Machine, Skates, Printind Press- es, Fountain Pens, in fact nearly everythnid you can think of you can dee Aboslutely Free for selling our Beautiful Fancy Drawn and Satin Stripped handkerchiefs at 10 cents each. LL They sell rapidly 6 can gener- ally be sold in every house. Don't send us any money, but write us to send you a lot of Handkerchiefs to sell, that when sold you will send us the money and the premium selected Selling 24 handkerchief f entitled you to your choice of an elegant Watch, 3 goaLitid Rings, Lace -Curtains, etc. Write us to -day, we trust you and take back the goode if you cannot sell them.. INOLA•CO. CHICAGO, ILL. Of two by-laws voted on by God- eriah,ratepayers on Saturday, one was carried and the other 'defeated. By a »majority of 29, .0:60 for and 131 against)' ii! by-law guaranteeing the bonds of the Rice -Knight Coin- bany to the amount of $20,000 was carried. The town is secured by a first 1 ortgage on the plant ande:prem.t. Our Want Column warmassiammum Canada's Line, ammusw Carriage and work horses for sale. Apply to Kellerman & Son. If you want to buy a nice up to date home in Zurich, ready to move into..,. Apply to F, W. Hess. I have an application for about $3600.00 on first class farm security. Anyone having this sum kindly apply to E. Zeller for particulars, BARLEY FOR SALE:—A small quantit3 of No. 21 seed barley for sale. Guaranteed free of weeds. Oscar Klopp, Zurich. WANTED—At the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goder- ich, three or four pupil nurses. Apply to Miss Griffiths, Superintendent, Goderick. FOR SALE -2 acres at the South end, near the Lutheran church. The front will make two good building lots and the rear suitable for pasture or garden. Apply to E. Zeller, Zurich. AUCTION SALE—One parlor suit, two bed room suits, kitchen range, writing desk and book shelves, a Wi- lton piano, tables and chairs and va- rious household articles too numer- ous to mention, will be sold at the Luthertan Parsonage on Saturday the 31s.of May at 2 p. tat. COURT OF REVISION MUNICIPALITY OF HAY Notice is hersby given that the first sitting of the court of revision of the Assessment Roll of the Township of Hay, for the years 1913, will be held in the Town Hall, Zurich, on Satur- day the 31st day :,f May 1913, at 10 o'clock a. tn. All persons having business at said court will will govern themselves ac- cordingly. Zurich, May 15th, 1918. - Fred Hess sr. Tp. clerk. ises of the company, which has been manufacturing brass fittings in Tor- onto since 1908. Electrical filings will also be turned out at the God- erich factory. A by-law providing for a loan of $4,000 to Dietrich and Son was defeated by two voles. The company proposed to erect an $8,000 factory for the manufacture of excel- sior, wood wool. CANADIAN psi nuc 37.O.Lrl ESEEICERS' EXCURSIONS MANITOBA, ALBERTA SASKATCHEWAN Each Tuesday until October 28th; inclusive, Winnipeg and Return - $35.00 Edmonton and Return - 43.00 Other points in proportion Return Limit two months. HOMESEEZERS' TRAIN leaves Toronto !.IM p.m. each ,Tuesday. May to August, inclusive. Best train to take. as Winnipeg Is reached early morning, enabling pus,engers to wake all Branch line connections. 'I'hsough trains Toronto to Winnipeg and West Sliatstaiata from Canadian Pacific Agents or %dbR D.P.A.. C.P.Ry.,Toronto HOMESIEEKERS ENCURSIONS To Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta Each Tuesday until October 28th, • inclusive Winnipeg and Return - $35.00 Edmonton and Return - - $43.00 Proportionate low rates to other points Return limit two months. Through Pullman Tourist Sleeping cars are operate.'l to Winnipeg without change via Chicago and St. Paul, leaving Toronto 11 00 p, m. on above dates Tickets are also on sale via Sarnia and Northern Navigation Company. Full particulars and reservations from Grand Trunk Agents. or write C E Horning, D P A., Un- ion Station. Toronto. Ont .®. French Giron No. 69758, (3542) Route for 1913 Monday—Will leave his own stable Zurich and proceed south to Mark Wilds, Stephen for noon, thence south to Credilon Road, to Hilt's hotel, Crediton, for night. Tuesday—North to Sherrin Road. then 11 miles west and 11 miles to Jos. Wildfong for noon, thence north to Zurich Road, then 14 miles west to his own stable where be will remain until the following Thursday Morning. • Thursday -11 miles west to Bron- son Line then north to Harry Zapfe for noon, then 1 * miles east to the Goshen Line, then south to his own stable. Friday -11 miles west to Bronson Line, thence 23• miles to Henry Walper's for noon, then 1} miles east to Goshen Line, thence north to his own stable where he will re- main until the following Monday W. H. BENDER, Proprietor. FARII FOR SALE Lot 4 L. R. W. Hay 554! acres. There is a good brick house, wood- shed, frame barn, driving shed. The land is in good shape, and as this place is within a few rods, of the St. Peter's catholic church and sep- arate school, it will make a very dis- irably location for some one. Pur- chaser will obtyin possession Oct. 1st. For further particulars apply to i1Z rs. Simon Badour Sr. on the pro- m ises, or address to Drysdale P. 0. YOUR interest, and the interest of all our customers, have al- ways been the first consider- ation with us, We believe that if we give you the best that MONEY can buy we are serving your interests. This is why we ,have the exclusive agency for the justly celebrated Carhartt Brand of Work- ing Clothes and Gloves. There is no other brand bet- ter than this brand, There is none as good. We invite your inspection. We satisfy or your money. BACK Gives us a call The Gent's Furnisher Butter and eggs taken as cash.