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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1913-12-26, Page 4CENTRAL ST AT ORESa NT ITER TERM" FROM JANUARY T Y 5TEE i / Ontario's Best u t B sin College allege and Training school. We,;lhave thorough conies in Comme>eial Shorthand and Telegra'ph'y delrart" meats and vino competent instru- ctions.. We offer you advantages not offered elsewhere. You do not kn. ow what an up-to-date school ea for you unlees you have re- ceived our free catalogue. Write for it at once. .Ui�trict KIPPEN Mr, John Dinsdale was in Toronto the past week visiting with friends. Mrs. Andrew Bell, sr, aid Miss M. McLean last week visited with the former's sister, Mrs. John Cochrane of Centralia. • Mi'. and Mrs. Buchanan;'ivho have. for some years resided on the farm to the west of our village, have decided to retire and take We more leisurely and we are sorry to learn are leaving these parts. They expect to go to Essex and will carry with them ' the very best wishes of their friends in this vicinity. On. Wednesday evening, the llth. nst., at the home of the brides par- nts, Mr. and Mrs. Alain, their young- st daughter, Elnmih, was quietly larded to Mr. Adam Steep. of God- erich Township, Only the immed- ate friends were present. ' The .num- erous friends of the happy couple wish them a happy and prosperous voyage over the sea of life. a.A.11cLach an9 E E al 4..: ...,.._ i •MINEMSNIMIREMERESSMial N0rHINATI0N Public Notice a meeting of village of Zurich, Town Hall Zurich. 29th, 1913, at 8.30 p. in., for ating Police EINECON-7'MORMICESERWIM r 't � Line) given that of the police held in the Dec. 7.30 to of nomin- the Police is hereby the electors will be on Monday the hour from the purpose Trustees for YEAR FARE AND ONE i THIRD Dec 22. 23 1 24, 25 valid and re turn until Dec. 27, ! also.Dec.29:30, 31, 1 1913, anb Jan lst 1914, valid for return until Jan. 3,1914. l in Canada. also to neiroit and Black Rock, Bridge N.Y. at. Grand 'prank 01-1.11,ISTIVIAS nia NEW 'SINGLE FARE Dec. 24, 25 rood for return until Dec, 26, also Dec 31 1913, and Jan. 1, 1914, good For return until Jan 2nd 1914. Between all Stations east of Port Arthur, Port Huron,Mich., Buffalo, Niagara Falis and Suspension Tickets now on sale Ticket Offices. Free Ladies and Gents Watches Rads, Bracelets and Jewelry of Every Description, Lace Curtains, Rugs, House Furnishind,Rifles, Moving Pic - fare Machine, SkOes, Nintin' Pres - es, PotlatchPens, in fact- everythnig you can think of you can n get Aboslutely Free for selling our Beautiful Fancy Drawn and Satin' Stripped handkerchiefs at 10 cents each. They sell rapidly 6 can gener- ally be sold in every' house. Don't send us• any money, but write us to sena you a lot of Handkerchiefs to sell, that when sold you will send us the money and the premium selected Selling 24 handkerchieff entitled you to your choice of an elegant Watch, 8 gold Laid Rings, Lace Curtains, etc. Write us to -day, we trust you and take backthe goods if you cannot sell them. 1NOLA CO. CHICAGO, ILL LEGAL. CARS, t'ROUDF00T HAYS & KILLORAN, Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public, etc. Goderich, Canada W. Proudfoot. I. C. R. O. liays. J. L. Killoran. BUSINESS CARDS. . B. S. PHILLIPS, AUCTIONEER, Exeter. Sales conducted in all parts. Satis- faction guaaanteed'or no pay. Terms rime/tabule. '• Orders left at this office will be promptly attended to. • AXp>tiavQ i!`, HESE t Putt INSURAN- be agent, representing the London, eonnniical, Waterloo, Monarch, Stand- ard, Wellington aind. Guardian. Every. thing in fire insurance. Dashwood Barber Shop Wednesday rr evel•y" Wednesday eflcr' rr and evening. Saturday Open every Saturday, all day, and evening. THOS. `iiLltidPP, Proprietor. O-ODERICH Miss Elizabeth Cox, of Kelso Norsth akota, is,visiti ng her sister, Mr. lex. Clark, .Pine Street. Misses Mary E. Blake and Alice sorbet, of Hullett, are guests of Mrs. fohn McIntosh, West street. Mrs. Duncasson, of Clinton, a life- ong friend of the late Mrs. Dorris, vas in town for the funeral. Mrs. R. R. Vetter, of Detroit Mich• s visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs - A. Wells, Huron Road. Capt. and Mrs. 'Win. Baxter, of lhicago, are revisiting the old home own for the holiday season. Mrs. C. Beck, of Toronto, is in owh, having been called hither by he death of her relative, the late 11rs Morris. SEAFORTH Christmas Beef—On Wednesday of last week Mr. J. W. Beattie butcher, of soaforth purchased from P. A. 0.-- sullivan, the well known cattle dealer two of the finest steers that ever .ap- peared on the anarket here. They were only two year olds, but the pair. tnrned the scales at 8000 pounds. and were fed by Mr. Alexander Campbell „�l' ;omarty- The- •price- too, was a record one, being $250. Mr. Beetle evidently intends to provide his cust- omers with nothing but the best and that they will appreciate it goes with- out saying. OKE DITON . Mr. Hugo Schenk is at present working for Mr. Francis Clark. Mr. Barney Brown was to London 011 Friday. Jack Lovie of Grand Bend, was in town on Tuesday. Mr. Herb. Young was to London on Saturday on business. Miss Lousia Heist of Chicago, is spending the holidays at her home. Mr. Wellington Rau is visiting at his home. Mrs. W. Telfer of London, is visit - ng with her mother Mrs. A.' Ewald. Mr. and Mrs. Christian Fahrner pent Friday in Dashwood. Quite a number of our skaters are enjoying good skating on the ponds. School closed on Friday last for the Christmas holidays. Mr. Barry Trick was to London on Tuesday on business. Mr. August Hill was to London on Saturday on business. , Mr. Edgar Treitz, who has been working near Denfield the past sum- mer, returned home on Saturday. Miss Carrie Wein of London, is spending the holidays with her mot- 1141:103. ot- tzex 1G[rs,1;,, Weil, r Mr. rued Saxon, of the staff of Canadian Bank of Commerce spent Christmas at his home in Streetsville. Mr, Lorne Brown, who has been at London for a week, returned hone on Friday. Mr. D. Ferguson, of the staff of Cauacliau Beek of Commerce spent Cilrietwas at his home ill . Belgravc. (mite a number from here tools In thio (lhristnias entertainment at Sbitrl:. . Dashwood. get immediate relief fret rix` tl'.a lir. Snoop's Magic Ointment. DASIIWOOD The Misses R. and D. Kaercher. of Berlin, aro visiting their sister Mrs. Norman Kellerman. Miss Marth Oestriecher gave sever- al vocal selections in the Evangelical church, Crediton on Sunday evening, The Misses Sylvia and Helen Grenzebach of Clelland, are spenping the holidays -with their father, .Bev,, Grenzebach, Mr. Frank Beaver and' his nee, Miss Hilda Snell returned hoine last Saturday after visiting friends and. relatives in Preston, Hespler ' and Waterloo. - The Misses Emma and Salome Tiernan of London are spending the Christmas holidays with their brothers. in the village. The concert given in ' Miss Duffins school, north of here on Friday even- ing last wasa splendid success. Miss; Duffin left far home in Thorndale, where she will spend the holidays, The annual election of Sunday Sehool Officers was held in the Evan. gelical church on Sunday evening,and are as follows: Pres, Mr. G. Oestreich- er, Tice -Pres, Mr. J. Kellerman; See. Mr. R. Goetz; Treas., Mr. Art Haugh Organist, Miss Pearl Tiernan; Assist. Organist, Ora Hoffman; Librarians; Kenneth Routledge, Wilbur Ehlers and Leonarb Birk. I Mr. John McLaughlin brother of the lateDr. McLaughlin of our village., died in London hospital ori Thursday oflast week. The auction sale of the effects of the late Lorenze 1)eitrich ,, was held on Monday afternoon, Mr. H. Bossen- berry of the village wielded the hang: mer very successfully. The annual school meeting of Un- ion School section number 16, Hay and Stephen will be held in the school house next Wednesday, .Dec. 81st at 10 a. rn. All ratepayers of the section should attend. - The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical church are doing good work singe they were organized. At present they are waiting on Mrs. E. Calfas who is very ill. The ladies take turn. about sitting up with her. Miss Ethel Kellerman of Toronto,, is spending the holidays ,with her. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kellerman, Our public school teachers', th Misses Webb and Hodder are spend - the holidays at their respective homes Rev. 3. Ehlers of Harrisburg, Pa., pi°eached a.very interesting sermon in the Evangelical church on Sunday evening. Miss Ruth Grenzebach and Mr. Milton Oestrieclletwho are attending Normal school in •Stratforcl,are spend- ing the holidays with their parents. Everything in the line of toys and candies will be sold at a 25 per cent discount during January at Kellerman & San. — w THE STORY THAT THAT NEVER ' GROWS OLD Like the songs that are sung in the •twilight, Like all tales that are tenderey told. Like the memories of loved ones that hallow their hearts. Lo! The angles first sing it in chorus, And the watchers with wonder be- hold. They feel the first thrill of the beau- tiful truth In tht1 story that never. grows old. Round theOhrist Child of Bethlehenes cradle Are clusters of apples of Gold. And pictures of silver adornevery page Of the story that never grows old. It gladens the hearts of all children., And millions of manlier niold, Are happier, holier, better by far, For the story that never grows old. FARM FOR SAE St 26, CO to. 28 a -res plougl ed; 11 aures eoeded, rest bush 13rl.ni barn 36 x 56 Good soil partly drained, and a never failing well, For paxt•oulars, address, J*'urn 0 Cochrane, R R Iso..2, Hen*e,l', P.O. Dr: de Vaifs Penal( Pills A reliable French regulator; never falls. Thesti pills are exceedingly pbwerful in regulating the generative portion of the female system. RefuS0 all cheap imitations. Dr. de Van's are sold at 85:1 box, or three for $10. Mailed to any address. ;!ne ttoobell Drug 'Cio., Ab, f gtxtaxlued, t)t't a x...ltr Done a MAr'sn to you that of all the men; women and children who die each year in Canada one in seven is a victim of Consumption Dons. Ir 111Arrea that one in every threw of those is out off in the. fell glow of life, with pians and hopes and loves that .must be given up? 1.1,01De IT'hSa.Trrit that a few persons have joined hands and within a few short years havesaved thousands of 04%4') unhappy ones mid can save thornall it onlv there is a little more help and a littlo more money? Perhaps it doesn't rnattor. IG i rill very interesting but it is no immediate concern of yours.' BUT "Woeran IT MATrE.ib if instead of entering somebody else's home aucl carry. ing off their loved ones, Consumption came into your Immo andlaid its hand on the one you love the besb in all the world? Wenn Irrr MATTED, then if you saw your husband, wife, guild or friend dying fur lack, of a little bit of the money some other fellow was throwing away ? Wounn IT 19e1ArTr:rz; when Christmas came if there were nothing for yon to do but sit on the edge of tho bed and stroke tho white hand on the coverlet and realize that this was the last Christmas ? Thisis bow much it matters in thousands of homes in Canada this year and will con- tinue to matter until enough people like you test the burden and feel how crushing it is. It Dors matter—it is the most important thing in the life of some unfortunate sufferer—what you do with the attached form.. }�• • To helpthe Mlluslcoka Free .Bros- pitalfor Consumptives continue its life-saving work, T gladly enclose thesum of$ Name address $ 5.00 will provide maintenance for a week $ 20.00 Will pay for four weeks - 5250.00 will onddow a bed for a year. NWSince the need is such. a permanent one, Ishould also like to subscribe 5 Register my naive accord- ingly. Contributions nay bo sent to W. J. Gage, nsq., st r .fna Aro., Toronto, or to R. ntmbar, ser..=rreas. National Mani- tarlum Association, 347 Sing St, W., Toronto. N0rHINATI0N Public Notice a meeting of village of Zurich, Town Hall Zurich. 29th, 1913, at 8.30 p. in., for ating Police given that of the police held in the Dec. 7.30 to of nomin- the Police is hereby the electors will be on Monday the hour from the purpose Trustees for Village of Zurich, for the year 1914, and in case a poll is demanded, a poll will be opened in Clerk's office, Town Hall. on MONDAY JAN. 5th, 1914. Said poll will be kept open from 9 o'clock' a. ie., until 5 o'clock p. ni. and no longer. Fred Hes3 Sr. Returning Officer. Accuracy r- sand Isr Penetration,...- distinguish vur� .4.01,y‘ .,\ 4 ., , y /� a% /,Ili if) t 5 _� ,...41.„4„, 0 Sure s filP. l` - , Scud "_ . ,.1.. Stevens ,. , , `-'vs'. ithicopee n . - ,ti•. i > t-'' 11u �. High • Repeating ,Rifle 'List 25 ",30-30--.32 - _-• '-.� '\ v' / ' �' 7 f No.42 Price'$20.004 weal Good.. Balks your omely & ' Mask ' A . a -3 - oWei” hers Auto-Loaiing• Rifle Dealer 111ust4rated Ic.1i Tool ,-- i I— 4 n, .� �• .f�, �,y rJ yhJ -, t, •5 and .35. ' '-'^ that No Jams ' f"`-) Co.,' . .� .., (Use Remington ',Cwiridge&c -A Big Game trMakes; Fire No Ordee from for lialid 1tif e Catalog Arms o Box 8303,'• falls, .••. 4 a ZJ 9OIl MEAT itAARKET E keep it stock Pull line of fresh meats, hams, ete. Our cuts are noted for tlleii- tenderness iin1Cl vholysomeness.' Our aim is to nothing but the We .make our SaUSaeS.. Give iis a call. Y G111.0 �lYI. e..f.. r s 0 a etc keep best. oWn . _ (ERT11 , ii W"111 For Sale? I am receiving numerous enquiries respecting especting Huron Comity Farm Lands. If you wa ; t to sell will assist you with an a,clvertising campaign that will bring buyers to our favored. County. No Buyer - No Charge Call, write or phone for particulars. " E. ZE.LLER, Conveyancer, Real Estate, d6c ZURICH, ONT, Quick Results May be depended upon from the use of our Want Ads., The births, deaths, marria- ges and the other Classified Columns are usually inclu- ded in even a very perfunc- tory persual of the paper. They are as good for general business as they are for " Help Wanted," etc. Gp,.i,E„G LO? b) a. V. K.., A 1'r,t i se on Your. floods'- . you over figure 'out how .moll a percentage of our popu- lotion poss your house where cher could ciao a "To Lot" oijn, or how large a porccatage read our. paper? Good tenants ore not tho kind that haw) tlmoto waste in doing around'lookinj for eijna. ;'• They_ look in_our, Wrist Ada, If you have a house -on your hands. n " 61os®c to Lot " ad. wilt brut¢; thorn to yo.a coin ime Ike a x. u.cero, ,473 ARE YOU VERY .I3USY' livery littlo while you read in the papers that so many person!" have died from Con., sumption. It is all very far-off and matter of fact and possibly. it scarcely arrests your atten- tion, , Do you ever realize that each ono of those "cases"—mere items in air oflieial, record—is a black tragedy to somebody, that behind each one. of thein lies long, hopeless days of pain, feverish nights of it lifetime despair, li me plans thatmust be. laid• ' .. away, grinding poverty, perhaps a wife to fight hor own way afterwards or olii'ld'ren. who know hunger now that the father is gone. Just suppose it were your tragedy. Suppose it were your father, your mother,', your brother, sister, husband, wife, your child, or perhaps your sweetheart, and you,, ' with the hospital door shut in your face, wringing your hands in utter helplessness:. while the crowds hurry', by, engrossed in their own affairs, \ But no! You are in thkt eruvl'd''andyoi don't hear ,either because you are busy. But wouldn't you give -and gladly—ilh you knew that what meant so littlo to you would go far to bring bank the glow to. somebody's wan face or the laughter to., somebody's lips? Just sit down and think of the one you,b love best in the world. • Then Say "I£ she.: lay thore---"• or "If he lay there--,," and see how it sounds. What would be. thcome of all your plans and your' busy days.. en ? For eleven years now the Muskoka.Free Hospital for Consumptiveshas, cared for those whom, others love best, and hundreds•. of them have gone ,home again well and happy. It keeps its doors open because a. few busy people like you stop for a moment., and remember. Are you going to remember this Christ- mas? Don't put it off, Use the attached form; in sending your contribution. To help the Muskoka Free Hos. pitalfor Consumptives continue its tife-saving work, X gladly enclose the sum ,.of$ Name Address $ 6.00 will provide maintenance for a week $ 20.00 will pay for four weeks. $150.00 will endow a bed for a year. Since the need is such. apermancnt one, Ishould also like to subscribe S Register nay name accord- ingty. Cnntributlons may bo sant to W.J. Gaga, Esq., 84 Sratilns Aro., Toronto, or to R. Dunbar, Sem-Trras, National Sani- tarium Association, 347 King St, W., Toronto. DR. E. B. BALFOUR, graduate. Western University, late of the Military Hospital and '-Victoria • Ilospital, London. Office in the, building formerly occupied by the late Dr.McLaughlin, Dashwood . Henry, Bossenberry Licensed Auctioneer Huron, Middlesex and Latupton. Satisfaction" guaranteed. •Dashwciod, Ontario, Dates arranged at the office IniR A. J. MacKINNON late Hous Surgeon, Erie County • Hospital Buffalo. N. Y. Late assistant real dent Physician, Manhattan Materna Hospital N. Y. city. Late of th House Staff, New York Palyolini Medical School and Hospital. : Diu store in connection. Office, Zurio Ont. AFFL S OLOTRING STOR o'r he fundemental policy of this business is to give be ter service and better value than is expected, make a distinct bip for the very best trade. The custom look ,whi markes garments is due to t manner o ftheir production, a the infinite skill and care voted to their manufacture.: The style and fit show themselves at a glance, and give themost positive ass ance of satisfaction or no .s The simple fact is that have the finest range of 010 ing possible to produce and right prices, ORDERED 'CLOTHES SPECI•.LTY" Butter and .Eggs taken in 'e wage. .i..i:4 l�L ut�.;o i' ,.tl.11:.'yil •,: ..