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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1913-10-31, Page 4CANADA'S BEST BUSI- NESS; COLLEGE Our registration n exceed that of any previous year. The boy or girl who has not received our free ,catalogue does not know the great opportunities of Commercial life. We have three departments, Com- mercial, Shorthand and Telegraph- y, and we offer you advantages not offered you advantages not offered elsewhere in Ontario. • You may enter at any time, Write for our free catalogue at once. D.A.c.achlan, 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. McISAAO Furniture and Undertaing LEGAL CARDS. 'ISOVU.)T)(..)'P HAYS & 1r1L1,aAN, Barristers, ,Solicitors, Notaries Public, etc. Goderich, Canada W. Proudfoot, K. C. R. G. Hays. J. L. Killoran. BUSINESS DARDS. B. S. PHILLIPS, AUCTIONEER, Exeter, ...15096 conducted in all parts- Baia. faction guaranteed or 7 pay. Terms reasonable, O+ Kers left his office will be n:omptly attended to. . TILBBR & SON Creditor, - Ontario Conveyancers, General Insurance Agents Telephone—Office la, House 1b. ANDREW P, HESS, FIRE INSURAN- ce agent, representing the London, Economical, Waterloo, Monarch, Stand - 90, Wellington and Guardian. Every- thing in fire insurance. ilmilimemommoormarommesselmelawavameemommomoramont Dashwood Barber Shop Wednesday en every Wednesday aftern oon and evening. Saturday pen every Saturday, all day, and evening. TRO$, WR', Proprietor. A District IN MEMORIAN In loving memory of Milton Weber who died Nov. 2nd, 1912. Death has been here, and borneaway, A brother from from our side; Just in the morning of his day, As young as we, he died. Not long ago, he filled his plaee, And sat with us to learn; But he has run his mortal race. And never can return. The Family CRE. TDI ON Mr. Jacob 'Geiser of Shipka install- ed a phone in his home this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Clark visited friends in Ailsa Craig over Sunday. Mr. Levi Carter of Clandeboye spent Sunday with friends in town. Aless 's Lee Hoffman and Wm. Brown and Geo. Hess spent evening with friends in town. Mr. Frank Snell of London, last week sold his hoose and three acres of land to Mr. Matt. Suns for $565. Mr. Robert Moderwell of Stratford visited his sister, Miss Modewell for a few days last week. Thoroughbred Baned Rocks, Cock- uls, for sale. Apply to Lloyd Edig- hoffer, Dashwood. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Eilber of Ulby, Mich., is at present visiting friends and relatiaes in the village, Deasion Day will be observed in the Evangelical Sunday school • next Sunday afternoon to which all are cordially invited. Shingles for Sale;—The Dashwood Planing Mill have placed a car load of shingles here for sale. For prices apply to Chris Fahner, Crediton. We are having a special sale of Planellettes while they last. We are selling 14 yds of 12.E e $anellette while they last for $1.50. Pais Bros. Mr. Thos. Edwards has purchased the house and lot formerly owned by Mr. john Mist. Mr. Edwards in- tends moving to his new home at once, The'loy. Selby 3'effersou was in Toronto this weee. O.n TUesutly ev-" ening he g=ave a lecture on Tine/Y In' .ustrlel ?iet'olution," in the the hail' of Fred Victor before the pupils of Victoria College. Mr. Jefferson is down for another lecture in February. Rev. Mr. Jefferson of the Methodist BLAKE Mr, and Mrs. C. Haugh tre, ted: their friends to a feast, of ohoiop foul on Thanksgiving. Mr• Arthur Ozark has moved'' ta,, the village and has"got ni.oelweettr led'on Main street. Mrs.. Howardand daugu'trer Eve- lyn visited friends in Bruce Co, Mrs. W . Douglas ann dk gb• ter Anna Pearl are in Toronto ,this week. Mr. Thomas H. Meyers of Taxis - took spent Thanksgiving under the parental roof. Miss Mamie Lamont of Hamilton Normal School spent Sundyy ; at her home on the Goshen Line. Miss Verda Tolbot from Exeter spent Thanksgiving Day with her parents Mr and Mrs. W, H. Talbot, HURON COUNTY BUSINESS MEN ORGANIZE TO OPPOSE SCOTT ACT. FAVOR LICENSE AND REGULA- TION Representatiive bus' :s men in Clinton and other town... in Huron County, met in the Town Hall . in' Clinton on Friday afternoon, October, 17th 1913, and formed an organiza- tion to be known as the Flnron Coun- ty Business Alen's Association with! Mr. Jon Ransford as President and Mr. Wm. Jackson as Secretary. A declaration which explains the object of the organization was adopt- ed as follows:— We, ollows:We, business men of Huron Coun- ty, having no connection with nor in- terest in the manufacture'or sale of liquors in any way, shape," manner,or form are opposed to the application of the Scott Act or Canada Temperance Act to this County. Experience has shown the Scott Act to be a failure wherever it has been tried, and it has .been tried in` various sections of the Dominion of Canada for oyer thirty years. rr Locat Option and the Scott are prohibition under different ' names. Clinton has prohibition through Lo- cal Option. It is proposed to extend` prohibition to Huron County by means of the Scott Act. Prohibition.has not promoted tem - me in Clinton.. It has not done t.t. what ice adliel'ants claimed it would do. N If the Scott Act should carry in 1 Huron C1cnnty, tine disregard of the. church is preaehing a serious of ser- Act svotlld engender disrespect for irons on the tell comiiittndments. On' law. e 1nday night he spoke on the second commandment. The sermons are very interesting and the services are being well attended. DASHWOOD Mrs. Dan Betchen and children spent Monday visiting friends in Crediton. Miss Elsie Kinzley of Crediton visited with Miss Latta Guenther, several days last week. Miss Elva Heyrock of Zurich is visiting this week with her cousin Miss Ena Guenther. Mr, and Mrs. Sol Hardy and son of Exeter visited at David Pfaff on Sunday. Mrs. A. Burk, who has been con- fined through illness is at present very low, Mr. Elmore Willert was success- ful in securing the contract for carrying of the trail on R. R. No 3. Mr. and Mrs. Wambold and daughter Ida visited at Henry Weigand on the 14th. of Hay on Sunday. Mr. Jacob Kellerman had a num- ber of men engaged this week fill- ing his two silos on his farm this week. Mr. Wm. ,Elsie is at present painting the new school house at 'Medford for the Dashwood Plan. ing Mill Co. A large amount of cider is man- ufa mil t'te It would benumb the normal sense and lead to evasson, subterfuge, hy- pocrisy and lying. Its blighting of feet on the material prosperity of the County would be strongly marked; It would cut off the from the County the revenue cleriven from the liquor businsss without lessening the evils of intemperance. It would largely increase the public expense in a vain effort to enfore the law. It would add seriou]y to the burden of taxation. It would depreciate the value of real estate and throw many op.t of em- ployment. It would investment, Capital has leaned to shun prohibition commities. It would interfere unwarrantably with • the rights of the citizen.. It would be destructive of moral welfare and prosperity. Believing t1iat license of the liquor traffic, with proper regulation and control by the Government is better for the moral and economic interests of Huron County than attempted pro- hibition, we respectfully request all citizens of the County who feel as we do, to take a dedided stand against, and join with us in defeating the Scott Act. The Huron County Business Men's Association propose to immediate in- auguration a campaign of education 0,:need these days at the cider in the various newspapers published 1, 1.tetter 4: lou barrel filled iu a in the County and later on in the e of the fi;':4I clothing i,nfdree. i campaign, public meetings will be The grist mill is one of the busy held in every section of the county places in town #hero days judging by to be. addressed by ate speakers. the1•tirria 1111 her of 'iienulF, rrlttingir+ Ili 'otersin this wax have ISS.: 1 atri F 4;.e I anti Car,e.3y., .a ,!T& . - 4 . �.t eh end ate5erlffSSttr, a .::, s . r otr nr.ittton free weatherr=1 . 1 r,,..1r t i;4144 .:I •, .itF.,ttahle. 'fblrtttnnaes• ...r.,111; f tu'M {.0 it! i1. ,{,,n,i•r for seourl j a sb s. j .. • Pe ,tt. .. , tem' t imintat iittuia i£ co. reetav ! I • $tt tit ,,.i «., bort C herrn), tt. the , .�'.'." d ry`. 7::t e •rJ ��^�! fit t . , �.d ,. i,n*,. am/ chopping. C11 porlimity too i�bC,0 bili ,`iirSc:t, of the iia". and Mr 19tnry Hoffman tltlCSt.1(n. tttl,3$ly. `,, ? :*:1t,;1„ty wit 1 itIr. 1i ginning with ro\t weak a sctrinti Tit 'a. ^re Mr, °u1 i:14-:+ :,bn Pret'fnr in of articles -will ,t1m nr h the flaunty i.oh. papers contonding.thnt license of that a nae" liquor traffic under the law is tte .i v Henryr the people of Unroll. County 'thgn st t:r� stertn�werr y' Lic <:•:.te. Anettuneer •..p5 kr ;f? .4: iITltl lit}S:,1tt01I flt?�pecsftlll}'', t.attc# tel f_y n 11 -Caron C,tlnty l,at ilae>1t 1�: . . Q).t.ttiErl(-4 al,teinptcd prohibition by means t „; Um Scott Act. .Tofu, Ilanetore Pt tt31i;1"1ttt 611e office Wackson n LADIES CO T� We announce the arrival this week of large shipment of Ladies Coats direct from the manufacturers, Th ori, The very latest styles and Models are shown in this shipment. p end. We' invite you to conte in and inspect them, No newer styles or better values shown. We can save you moneyu purchase. Our shipment of on your 3tanfic1d t7n$hrjnkablc Underwear Has arrived, It combines- the softness of the warmth of wool. A .silk n d antee with each gar= inert. aStarifields Underwear recognized as the best on the market.• We have their agency here. See:otir line of Ladies Marmot coats, Fur collard and fur:lined coats. Also a large assortment of the very latest styles of Muffs, Ruffs, in Blue Fox, German Mink, Marmot Persian .Jamb, Sable etc you. -will (find our prices right China and (Jut Glass Just opening up a stock of fine China, Cut Glass Dinner -ware, Elite Lemoge and Bridal Rose China. We pay highest price for all Farm Produce. A CALL SOLICITED TELEPHONE No. 3 All kinds Farm. Produce Taken, ■ ■ ZURICH a r MEAT MARKET E keep .ire stock a full line of fresh ,ts, hams, etc. etc Our ciits are noted for their tenderness and •wholesomeness. ,Our aim is to keep nothing but the best. e male our owr saYi-ages. Give us a call. '.UUN6hLUT i7 • M�9 a 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. IN ME1VlORY In memory of our dear mother, Elisabeth Bloch, wife Mr. Julius Bloch, who 'departed this lise on Oct. 24th, 191.2.' Ono year has passed our hearts - soil sore, Antime goes ort wry miss inn more; lTor memory is as dear to day As in elle hour ti]1e passed away. The children, 1 1eotrio Restorer for Hien '1F;ospho fpl restores every nerve to the body .,......,.. -.„w.... to its proper tendon restores vttn one n l ty, i?retntztttre dor a n n1' � nal wonlc .erye trod at'MCC. snake nth. 41 ,;1444A4 nlst] F r'C4 't `, t °ta Iv/v.4%6 Ant v•.y.. l*1eu'. u.r,tl.'.'•,.k. .b. ,�-.: DR A. J. 11IacXINNON late House Surgeon, Erie County Hospital, Buffalo N. Y. 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