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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1913-10-03, Page 4STRATwORD, CANADA'S BEST BUSI- NESS COLLEGE Our registration agin exceed that of any preyions year. The boy or girl who has not received our free catalogue des not know the • great opportuisiOio of Commercial life+ We have thute departments, Com- mercial, Slava band and Telegraph- y, and we offer you advantages not offered you advantages not ofieretl elsewhere in Ontario. You may enter at any time. Write for our free catalogue at once. D.A.11cLachlan, Principal. Dashwood Furniture Store We are giving Big Snaps in Pianos and Organs for the balance of the year. Two big shipments of Singer and Raymond Sew- ing Machines must be cleared out at, once, at a low price. A big stock of Furniture always on hand and prices the Lowest. Dried apples taken as Cash. UNDERTAKING Big stock on hand.. Day or . night—call Central. P. McISAAC Furniture and Undertaing LEGAL CARDS. , .�.J. UJB, JLC L RADIAL SCHEME FOR I-IUR COUNTY Karl. Ulrich Finkbeiner was Born ON on 20th Oct. 1841 at Reichenback Ob.. erant, Freudenstadt, Wnorteinbui.'g, and died on Sept. 25th, 1918, at his. home in Crediton, In 1865 he was joined in marriage with • Magdelenis Brown and three years later pre. deceased hini He was again mar- ried for the second time to Eva Mast which union was blessed with , .' 10 children 8 having died some years ago In 1887 he came with hi's family • to Crediton and lived here the remainder of his life. He came to the convic- tion of his sins through the labors of Rey. G. F. Brown joined the Evolve. lical Association and was a member until his death. He had been . ailing for some time but was only confined to his bed for little over aweek, when death made an end to all trouble, He reached the age of 71yrs11 mos. and 5 days and loaves a 'widow,. 5 sons 2 daughters and 1 brother. May they meet again on the shore. Rey; J. W. Zimmerman assisted the pastor at the funeral services. Mr. Buck, engineer of the hrydo electric department, Toronto in com- pany with Messrs A. Porter, H. E. Hodgins and T. Lee of Goderich, were in Exeter on Tuesday on their way -over the probosed route for the radial rood for Huron County, These gentlemen had visited all the smaller villages taking in Zurich, Dashwood and Crediton and wore on their way to Kirkton •thence throi}gh Tucker- smith to Seaforth: • Next week several engineers from the department will start out on the actual work of surveying makes an estimate of the cost of construction maintainance and operation and the revenue to be derived. This will be made to have the raport ready for the next meeting of the county coun- cil which meets in December. The proposed line would be run by hydro power and power can be . sup- plied to farmers and others for eight miles on eitcler side. This would give municipalities power for lighting and other purposes at a very moderate cost. At the last session of the legisl vire an act was passed whereby a municipality may have a survey ma to determine the possible cost a revenue. The Goderich Board trade took the matter up and sent delegation to Toronto. The neces ark, order in council was secured a thorizing and investigation, and time is being lost by the commissio ens in pushing through the invest gation. Huron county is the first take advantage of the new act. Preliminary work in connectio with the building of electric railwa` throught Huron county commence this week, when Engineer Buck, member of the hydro -electric commi sion staff, spent a portion of th week in the county Tuesday, in cos pally with Messrs C. C. Lee, H. E Hodgens and Andrew Porter, he vi ited the southern portion of the con ty. The municipalities visited b them were Bayfield, Brucefield, Hen salt, Zurich, Dashwood', Grand Ben Crediton Exeter, . Kirkton, Seafort and Clinton. The following clay h made the trip into -the north, and vis ed Carlow, Nile, Dungannon, Del W grave, i ugham, - Jamestown and Brnssles. On.this trip he 'war acc- ompanied by reeve B. C. Munnings and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lee.. In each Municipality they were welcomed by local officials who promised to pre- pare data regarding freight in and out Engineer Buck expressed himself as favorably impressed with the pros- pects for a radial system throughout the country. Next week he will re- turn with a surveying and engineer- ing staff. at- ny de Mr. Ed. Jones who has been' at his home for the past two months left this week for Toronto where he will resume his studies. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mallot and children and Mn. and Mrs. John Humble were the guests of Mr.. and al. � Mrs. Math 1+inkbeiner, over Sunday, of a s- nio hats at a special price and are giving n- our customers the benefit. Faist Bros. i' Mrs. Harry Smith of the Goshen to Line met with a unfortunate accident last week, while leaving the Grand n stand at the Parkhill Fair, she • full 'S and broke her arm, d Mr. Geo. Eilber who has been - in a New Ontario for the past summer re - Men's soft felt hats, this , years style, usual price 2.25 to 250. Your choice for 1.49. We purchased these is turned home on Saturday evening. A very successful S. S. Rally was held Sunday last in connection with s- the re -opening of the basement in the 11_ Zion Evan. church. The work was y completed ata cost of $170, by Mr. - Vanderfear of Toronto and the • base - c1 ment is undoubtly one of the.finest in h this section, the service was very o interesting from start to finish, The- - following members of the S. very interesting and, instructive ad- dresses: Herbert K. Silber, Samuel Brown, Rev E. Becker, G•.. 'Brown, B. Brown jr. and Rev. Zimmerman of Stratford, the s.s. sang some fine choruses, after the above address the supt. 11Ir. J.If.11oltnian made a strong plea in have the cost of the decora- tion $170.00 willed out oil this occassion, the school had waxed so warm by this time that it seemed all present were anxious for an opportunity to do his and her share, as each class reported their con- tributing the some was put on the board by the lecture Mr. Garnet sweitzer, and after all had reported it was formed that a cash collection of $285 had been given, $115 morethan asked for, The Young Ladies' Bible class (Dorcas Band)was a close second $68. or $2.06 per member, the winn- ing class was also presented with a beautiful boquet of flowers by the Dorcas Band, this ended one of most successful clay in the history of the school. 'l. "Ruu71ht'''. `1AYS & .KILLORAN, it Barristers, Solicitors. Notaries Public, etc. Goderich, Canada W. Proudfoot. K. 0. R. 0. Hays. J. T.,. Killoran. BUSINESS CARDS. B. S. PHILLIPS, AUCTIONEER, Exeter. Sales conducted in all parts. Satis- faction guaranteed or no pay. Terms reasonable. Orders left at this office will be promptly attended to. H. EILBER & SON Crediton, – Ontario Conveyancers, General Insurance Agents Telephone—Office la, House lb. ANDREW F. HESS, FIRE INSURAN- ce agent, representing the London, Economical, Waterloo, Monarch, Stand- ard, Wellington and Guardian. Every- thing in verythingin fire insurance. Dashwood Barber Shop Wednesday pen every Wednesday af tern con and evening. Saturday ()pen every Saturday, all day, and evet1iae. THOS. KLUNIPP, Prop;.'„?.!". ..►. 412 OVER 05 YEARv. gXPERlEKcE ocsiuNs sr` + COPYti1GiHTS &C, Anyone eendtng a sketch and description mai ytileki:' aa,ortnin our opinion free whether an lnrentit.n to probably patentable. Communion: tions strictiyconildentlal• HANDBOOK do Patents dont free. Oldest agency' for Securing pDatents. Patents taken through Munn & CO. receive special notice, without charge, in the •• f? k J!m rkcaIL t v 'll, r' 4 weekly. Largest +de o llt'c Journal. Teruni 10r CAA. n. Ai year, postage prepald. Sold by CNN : +.jy0.381arnm4vav' Ncw. rr''. ,,+lies• Ba' r' 3F. West:dn.:tet ,' .. EXETER Mr. A. J. Heywood is expected home this week afer spending the summer at Weyburn, Sask. He in- tends returning to Toronto Univer- sity. Mr. and Mrs, M. Amy who have spent the past two months with friends in the Northwest, returned home on .Monday evening. Mr. Chas. Hyndman of Buffalo, and Miss Millie Hyndman of Toronto attended the funeral of their father, the late 'John Hyndman, whose death occurred in London on Friday last after a long illness. The remains were interred in the Exeter cemetery on Saturday last. Mr. and Mrs, Dyer Hurdon of Buffalo, motored here on Saturday and spent a couple of days with the formers father, N. D. Hurdon. Mr. W, Bradt has returned home from Detroit. OBEDITOI\+ Mr. Bert Clark of Exeter is this week painting the residence of Mrs. Link. Mrs. Chris. Silber and son Mr. Chas. of Zurich visited friends in the village on Sunday. • Miss Aithb Hill spent a few days in. London this week. VIM Robb Keys of Parkhill is visit - friends on the Goshen Line. A fdtvl supper will be served in the Crediton Methodist church on Oct. 1.6th. A good program will also Le 're'Mered: It being the ale -opening of 'ttre'new sheds. ` Sul t Served. from lt 166 pans THE CHURCH HONORS HIM The Rev. C.C. Sink is a striking fi- gure in Ministerial Circles. Among the striking figures in Min- isterial Circles of our city is Rev. C. C. Sink, who is now 88 years old. The Rev gentleman has been a res- ident of the north,end for many years and is highly respected for his excell- ent drgrees. Upon him has fallen the degree of an hononradle retire- ment from the activities of the min- istery by his brethren composing the Flint Presbyterian of Michigan. Mr. Sind has made Port Huron his chosen city and expects leave to close the busy scenes of his earthly Pil- grimage. Mr. Sink was born -in Her. kemer county, New York on March 29th. 1825. Ho Was educated in the state of his birth, and began his w.irk of pteaching there. He has been hon ored in the past by a number of im- portant churches. Mi. Sink still maintains as a min- ister, and belongs with his family to the Westminster Presbyterian Church at the North end. His old age has been made by a well spent life and we hope he will reap a reward of his, labors. Fall and Winter Goods Arriving Daily for Early Buyers. We have opened up a shipment of Ladies Coats, the very latest New York styles in some swell new cloths, prices from $7.50 to 20,00 each. NEW DRESS GOODS Velvets and Suitings, wehave had several shipments for your inspection of Tweeds, Che-. viots, Serges Corduroys, Whip Cords, Bedford Cords, Silks etc, in all the newest shades together with a swell range of Allover Laces, Fancy Silks, Braids, Laces Etc. for trimming. FURS - We have opened up several lots of Mink, Marmot, Stoles, Pilaffs, Sable, Persian Lamb, Fix etc. We can save you money on your purchase this season. It will pay you to look over our stook. READY MADE CLOTHING m We are receiving some of the very latest suits and overcoats we have ever shown, right up to date."We have some extra values in Children's 2 and three piece,suits If your contemplate buying - Boys Suits do not fail to see our stock. ORDERED CLOTHING We have several hundred patterns of tweeds & worsteads for you to choose from,we get them made up in the very latest styles and guarantee you a fit, we would be pleased to show you our fall suit, we have them marked low for quick sale. entire range of patterns and quote prices, we feel satisfied that we can save you money on your COTTONS Cottons is complete and prices right, Our stock of Fianelette, Sheetings, Pillow Cottons, Tickings, Towellings, Bleached and Grey CHINA ec. GLASSWARE Our stock of Dinnerware, Hanging Lamps, Glassware." China, Parlor and Hall Lamps, is large, we"Would be pleased to show you our dinner sets which we import direct from the potteries, POTTERY We have some very exquisite patterns in the very newest shapes etc. and if you intend to purchase a dinner set do not fail to see our stook, we have some pretty designs in 97 piece sets starting at 5. ('per set. Our. Grocery. Stock is complete and over prices right below we quote a few ues- we are giving: - vat - Redpaths extra standard Granulated Sugar, in sealed bags, ae $4.75 per 100 pout ds. Maple Loaf or Coronet Loskeys Salmon 20c a tin. Very finest seeded Raisins 10c or 8 for 25. Best roasted Reo Coffee 20c per ib-' Corn, Peas or Tomatoes the very best brands packed 3 for 25. Canned Beans Sc per tin. 20 lbs Redpaths Granulated Sugar for $1.00. We have the agency for Marin Senor 100 per. cent pure mixed. paints, Gold Medal and Champion high speed washiug machine, Royal purple Stock Food etc. We are open for all kinds of farm produce for which we pay the highest prices. Save our Coupons which we give with each cash purchase. s They are valuable We pay highest price for all Farm Produce. A CALL SOLICITED TELEPHONE No. 3 All kinds Farm Produce Taken. ZURICH... FEAT MARKET wE keep in stock a IF 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. YUNGBU C. ZWICKER DWELLING FOR SALE Good house and good barn and stable 24x50, with 5 acres of land. Good well and cistern and back kitchen, well fenced and drained. All in grass. Within half mile east of of Zurich. For particulars apply to Peter Woolley Zurich, P. 0. there are 4i• acres adjoining which day also be purchased. NOTICE OF REGISTERING BY-LAW Notice is hereby a** tilet a bylaw was passed by the Mitten of the Township of Bay, on the Pith day of September 1111, providing for the is- sue of chutes to lite amount of $2215.60, for the purpose of paying a further portion of the Hay Town- ship 'Telephone System, and that such by-law was registered in the registery office for'the County', of Huron on. the 12th, day of September A. D. 191.3. Any motion to quash or set aside the 8a111e.0r any part thereof must be made within throe months after the first publication of this notice, and cannot be nude thereafter. Dated the 19th. day of Sept: 1913. Fred Hess Sr. Clerk. 11111111111116,.. DR A. J. MaCKINNON late House SuBuffaloigN.n,Y, ErieLate uass assistant pital resi- dent Physician, Manhattan Maternity Hospital N. Y. city. Late of the iHouse Staff, New York Polyclinic Medical School and Hospital. Drug store in connection. Office, Zurich, Ont. £PPLE BUTTER No. A-1 Apple Butter for Sale, Apply to S. J. SWEITZER Shipka. Stationery.—Up to date station. ery sold at our oir e W • print your initiiils on the •h, er free •or charge. 2Gots, it box. The Stx'ir Crediton,