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The Herald, 1909-12-24, Page 5The Zioidb Her4,1d, , • LIU V• SHOP AND STOOK You will find this Establishment on MAIN STRET • eliiiectlyetitest:of Dominion Mouse Ready to simply you with; jtist a • .te----elittlettatttho Nicest -,-- e. JEWELLERY , for HOLIDAY Rings, Silver , Thimbles, Fobs, Necklets, Wa.tches ,Prooches, Bracelets, Veil Ping; Collar Pins: Everything in this"Line. COME A LONG, We Will try to PLEASE YOU. F. WiellE5,5;. JEIAMLLER G. 1. BEE(g 1 That New Winter Sults . • When looking, for 'your new •Winter Suit, do not forget to give nu a call, - We -have a fine range of Tweeds, • Worsteds, etc., to choose from. • Our. 'prices are as cheap as any. Suits made at 'short :notice. We also have a large number of • Samples to select from. rannday in. connection. • W. H, HOFFMAN ..•••••••••••# STANLEY TOWNSHIP' Mr. Fred Wetgozi e an. sister Sadie of the Seaforth Collegiate Institute are at present :holidaying under the parental roof. Many of the farmers in this northern partof Stanley Township aretengaged. in ting hVoeldand logs and the'recent 'snow fall, en- ables theeine:tto;• teanaport. thane products of 'the fOrestetci -a ready place of market. • Mies 11, Hodson our school teacher who hae: anent the Past year ln this ; titntien 'Tend, during which •thefee:, has ":tireatgr many warm friends has resigned her school to accept a more appropriate position and will 'be placed by, Mr. James Cameron of Hayfield. Mr. S. :-Houston hes leased for a number:of. eeears -.the . fine farm. known as the J Spackman property.: The Misses Stinson and Nichol-. sop of the Plineen High 4-ligh School bave artedhornel for- die holiday. Mr. J. hAgateon..14.,eciii 4'13'a -tied the large farm lately occupied by • the,lata MettheVt'Weetlake and is at ,peeiebt- Making.: irripicivernents therein. Thith' farm contains •F}Orne two hundred and fifteen acres and elongate of a" clay . enbsoil and pro- very productive. of. ,kitichoorgratri, and fruit. A barn of hiige Capacity reeling 'on a foundetion of cement with large and 'commodious.. stabling contained therein is situated on.the farmnand these facts combined with its• ext cellentdoeation -a few miles uistant from the village of Hayfield go far to niake the property/ in general a very enterprising and remunerative one. • . The , Stanley Township • corres- pondent of "Tan HERALD" is not sleeping as many, may think but is• rather alive to all that im ,gpifig on in. the interests .of the" • young people.. • .. • , 504111111WINNIIIIIIINNIINDIDIM11410411111111.0111111111p1111•41,,t • • e. tr; 1 To Buy Your. Xmas Pressnts ! We have a inice and up-to- date Stook to choose from. consisting of TOYS. FAN- ; CY GOODS. FANCY DISHES, SILVERWARE, Etc. Ahnost everything that would make a nice I present for your friends. COME AND SEE THEM I'Highest Prices iFor Farm Produce 1 1 1 R. N.DOUCLAS, 1 General Merchaut, BL AK E. UDOWNWIDGINIIDODCMIDanD0911111,0111111K1001111111DaNINIDA. ••••••••011101111P ..ZURICH..I MEAT MARKET WE keep in stock a. " full line o fresh meats, hams, etc. etc Our ctits'. are noted • for their tenderness and wholesomeness. Our aim is to keep nothing but the best. We make our ONVII sausages, Give us a call. YUNBLUT BEICHERT. Clubbing have made rates. Local Option By -Law . , A By-law .to prohibit' the sale by retail of spirituous, fermented or' other :inanufactured liquors in the Mu- nicipality of the TOW;h.ship of Hay •in the County of Huron:, - • ;. •: ThaaVinniee"jeg (*taco ,o the TOWnehip of Hay, hereby enacts as folltnak11 • 1.-Tiirea0eltale,,,bpiretail of: tiloirittious, fermented, or other maimfaotured liquors is and.iiihall4bei:p*Pahlted eiery tavern, inn or other house or place of pub. lic enteif tainment in 'the 0(44'01atiw1alitye and the sale therefof, except 43; sale, is andsshall'belartabibitaiditi'eveit shop or piece other than a house of &WO en- tertitinment in the -said thunieipality. V01.eeA'hlie Masten of the said Township of Ray wilt, lecialien nit this by-law hy atieedeptity. 4eturaingeofficets hereinafter named on Moeda& the thied day ,of January.Orietlianalenit Moe 1enctred and Ten commencing at- nine • o'cliadk in then:lox-ping aint contiOngtentil dva•o'alock in the afternoon at the undermentioned places: '1 e• • • ,, - POLLING ' : ' POL• DIv Pt. OE • D. R. O. OLE t K No• 1 . .•Pchetr Dim?' 0.4 .1. Bawkine, . .„,.., .1. McMahon No; 3 ' ' ''' Veiviialiiill ' - A. -F. Ifiki, .W. ef: ,t'lieera, , . . ' - . "•'''I'` Mail No. 4'-' „. (eta ' __ D. Sureruse Fie M ern Or , , No.'5. • : Scheipl"HdliseNdle) '• /3. Siirerus' ' ,S'. Merner Nb. 6 . .' ' . TIfil-61argn I.' Voelker, m, Snell, • No: 7 ' a Schoonloanie G. ,4 jats. reag„, • . . • p..Troyeri " No: 8 , •• ••:'.', .: : Spencer's Rousi,4- S. SPencer, - ' ' ''" ' ' ' liVtatehartne, 3, -That on the 27th day elf 1)pceenher A. .D., 1909, %Lit town Hall in the Village of pariah, at the jiourof'fair o'aloaft in the afternoon the reeaas„ shall appoint in writing; sighed likhimeelf; twe'peraiand to attend at final summing Up of the votes by the bleak, and on paiseln to attebil it.each polling .place, on behalf of the persons interested in aria desirous of promoting the pas,sing of this by-Inw,` and a like number on behalf of the Ipereons e interested id end desiroue of oppositig the passing of this lay -law. ' " • , ' ".e ', :.._. .• • 4. -That theClerk of the eaid.Priunieireal Connell of. thea.Tovanship of Hay shall attend, Litt, hia Office at Tove's)Hala at t1ia homacif one o'clock in' the afternoon - on „the fourth day of Janne:riA. e; 1910,- tO stun up the neuntier of votes 'given for and against tithe By-law- - ' • i.., . 5. -Thi, By-law Stain come into' forge ind, take effect as froth the first day of May' next a.ftertlie' final piesing therebf. ' • Connell:Chamber, Dee. 1, 190,9,n 0 • : a; a • iClerk. No, 2 School imebe vie .D. Burma . • • W. VeTeliesens, Mies Martin of the Seaforth Collegiate Institute tis at ipresent spending the holidays at her home in Hayfield. Skunks are , reported to tie ex- ceedingly numerous in the woods which toirround .this northetrt .eec- then 'end hunters. are • 'everywhere numerous in search Of thee flirty animals., The •, consistent high petteeiln leawa pahinfo r Ow. feiri has .bamied the boys'to.'tike' luore terestin the'fur " • Mr. John Johnston Of .brySdale spent last Satiirday evpuinA: at the home of Mr. A. Sterling, Sauble Line, Stanley Township. . DASHWOOD The Sunday School officers for the year 1910 will be elected next Sunday morning. Rev. L. K. Eidt preached at the 34th con church last Sunday afternoon. Much sympathy is felt. for Mr. Jacob Kellerman, who is suffering a great deal of pain in his leg of late, apparently. it makes no ina- prevenient and it is thought by some that amputation will be necessary to effect a cure. Mr. Samuel Kraft returned home from the West to spend the winter. Mrs. Andrew Truemner of De- troit is at present visiting among relatives in this eommunity. • Mr. Oliver Graybiel of Allenford and Miss Violet of Durhani model school are at present at their homein this place. .Miss • Violet has secured the Union school at Drysdale for the coming year. The Misses.- Lillian and Theo Hartleib and Messrs John Oestrea cher and Milton Pfaff of. the Lon, don Normal school are at present at their homes here to spend the Christmas vacation, Mrs. Bender and daughter will leave on Friday for a month's visit with friends in Hullett. Mr. Arthur Kellerman and Miss Minnie Ethers, students at North Western College. are spending their holidays at their homes in this place. Mr. Peter McIsaitc has . been doing a rushing furniture trade this fall. His furniture room presents a very attractive appear. ance by thin very fine display of the nicest and most suitable kind of furniture that money can buy. He also sells the 13e11 organ and pianos which need no comment on our part, as the reputation of thbse instruments are known far and wide. Suffice it to say that in arrangements tending purchasers would make no -to offer the following low clubbing mistake in giving him a call. •',rates with Tun 11141tALD: • The Christmas entertainment in Daily Globe • $ 4.25 connection with the Evangelical „ Mail & Empire 4.25 : Sunday School will be held on Weekly Globe . 1.60 I Saturday night. The doors will , Mail & Empire 1.60 bo open at 6 o'clock and the • • BerlinetnJoternal (German) 2.50 • program will begin at 7. Besides Family -Herald & Star 1.75 many other things which mill be Dai'ly Atier 2.75 • rendered is a cantata entitled The ..ttre; ars,. AtVeltitteer 1.50 Weettlten yeS' 1.75 •:,Inkniees Advocate 2.2tC • . . ,, • . • , • •' • NOTICE , • . Take notice.thatahe above is a true copy of a proposed.By-law which has been taken into consideration by the Municipal Courted of the Township of Hay and which will be finally passed' by the said Council (in the event of the assent of the electors being obtained thereto, as proVidsd'by "The Liquor License Act" and amendments thereto,) after one month'from the 'first publication thereof in the Zurich HERALD the date of which first publication was Friday the 10th day of December A. D. 1909 and that at the hour :' day and places therein fixed for taking the votes of the electors the polls win be held. . . • . . • • - • FRED HESS SR., Clerk. Prophet of Nazareth. The ad- mission fee will be 15 cents for adults and 6cts for children. Township of Hay. By=law No • Bla.ny persons find theinselven aff.eoted with a •nereietent cough. after an attuok of influenza. Are tht e cough can be promptly cured, by the use of Chamberlain's obuglx Remedy, it should not be allowed to run on until it becomes trefiable. Some. Sold by .1. J. Merner. STEP HE brCOUNCIL •The council of the Township Stephen. convened in the Toile Crediton, on Wednesday, the 16th day of e Detienaber, 1909, 10 rn. An nriennhers were present. Tfidniinutes of previous Meet- ing were read and adopted. Yearley-Andereola "That John, G. Yoting, the colleottir of Tates, hereltht nnthorized to, continue 'the' lotto and collection ofe tennee in tills Manner and with powers • &prided by law for the" general and. Oolleetion of taxi*" Carried. Orders to •the amount: of 0404.0- were passed, as folloWd e 3. Houle- ' him, eon out Con16; $2.50; Town- ship clerk registerin, & M - 33.20; Towealibils efr le:004M 14 19 88 ; H. •‹406nrlas. • 10.00; H. Eiltte*,:,;$0111eCartoptr,'- Dashwood isit*ftiiiii 00; H. her. salmis( Stir nlerk 130 00; W. :Meffitt, „reliftind of., statute labor 800; Dert,Wetittnati, eon tile 121121 ; T. Trett'atliiek, lumber .60 ;,D. Tie- rnan, nails .40 ; W. Kestle, refund in te.Orai .30 ; T. Carey, ditching /3 5.04; J. Heist, tile 2.83 ; J Haist, relief officer (Ran) B of 13 5.00',4,, J. Poylo, rep ditch, let sideereialthe 2.00; R. Davey, .rep M C I5;.tefeims,,. work on E 5 3 lenidge,f P. 'Kerr, plank 1.50 ; J Hodgins, care-teker of Hall 22.2(sa, Dr:;Mo- •Cue; Re Insane indigent 6 80; Dr. Moliatighlin higine indigent. .6.80 ; ft. Eilber, cartataker of• lurnb- er -Yard 40.00; la Eilber: °fade rent 25.00; T Lane, • ditch 5.80 t!rall Ca.rrtithess, gravel, 5 B 23.70,; Ryan, tile oil 5:00; Gowere,rel officer, B of 14 3.00 ; H Wing, nails .So; 5 Sweit2er, lumber M23'1 r Tetreau, error in dog tax 1.00; J' Berry. oisre-taker of gravel pit 3 05; The Canada Co., gravel- '3.05 ; D Mawhinney; drain 8:50n P Die- jendine, cut "B" con 3.00; Lovie; rep bridge 4,00; I Sharrow, error in dog tax 100; G Sherritt, error in dog tax 1.00; A Pollock, statute labor 3.00 ; L Brinker, dram Et 600; 5 Brown, salary as treasurer 00.00 ; S Brown, re schools 10,00 ; H telephones 4.80; F Green, teeming and. corn wk, N B 13 50 F Green, gravel, N B 12.20 ; F Green, Gravel 4.80; Township clerk, Seo'y Board of health 15.00 ; H Willert, eatney Fie Reeve 60.00 ; W Anderson, salaryreeve 60.00: F Wuerth, salary as councilman 60 00 ; J Love, salary as counoilenan 60.00 ; Yearley, salary aS Councilman 60.00 ; 5 Hart- man, cleaning out M C D 5 00 ; Dinner Bros, cleaning out M 0 D 3.00 ; F Faincomb, Inspector Credi- ton East /3ridge, 1235; J McKeev- er, gravel drawing 4 S B 300 ; W Robinson, gravel 9.00 ; W Robin- son, gravel B 7.20 ; 5 Broken - shire, rep cul 1.50; ,T Ratz & Sons, lumber S. B. 15 04 ; J Ratz & Sons, lumber 46. ;7 ; Sundry persons, stationery 25 OD ; A Hill & Co., tial limit for floor, 0 E bridge 100.00 ; J Lawson, filling in abutments, 0 E bridge 57.00; H Beaver, inspect- ing flooi of bridges 7.35; J Lawson, gravel 11.60; .1 Lawson, building temporary bridge and filling E 5 R bridge 59.20 ; J Lawson, blocking road E S R 1.00; Mr, Wainer. gravel 5 50 ; Mr. Wainer, gravel Nd B R5.80. The council adjoutne sine die. Henry Eilber, Township Clerk, ' To prbvide for the issue of, $10,000.00 Debentures .to pay the cost for per- manent Bridges' and culverts in the Township of Hay. •. • • Whereas it is neeessary to. build many culverts and ' some bridges of a per- manent nolure. And whereas the ,council 434 opinion that, it would be burdensome to the ratepayers of the .Townsliik,,,,to Ray, the coat of these bridges and culverts in the short space Of time 'hi Whee 'they raquire to be built. • . i .„. And.whereree thae4.on t orethe whole ratable property in the Township of Hay, wording to the 141. ialtienteasesseneut roll thereof' is $2305560. And whereaithe dorpoeption of the Township 'of 'Hay has fio outstanding debenture debt. ' • • . Be it therefore emantekby riee.municipal council of the corporation of.the Township of Flay as follows: ' . 1. --It shall be lawfill'for the Reeve and Treasurer of the Township of Hay, to bovrow on the credit ofTh ,e said corporation of the Township of Hay the sum of- ten thousand dollars, being •the funds necessary to pay the cost of building of per- manent bridges and culverts in the Said Township, and the Reeve and Treasurer may issue debentures tothat amount in auras of $1000, each and payable within ten years from the date thereof, with inteliest at; the -rate of five per centum per annum, that is to say in ten coneecutive' installments the first of which shall become due and payable on the ir,th day of Deeember A. D. 1910. And all such debentures shall be signed by the Reeve and Treasurer of the Township and shall have the seal of the corporation of the township • of Hay, attached to them, The debentures shall be payable at the Molsons Bank Zurich Ontario, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment ef interest which shall be paid yearly. 2. -For paying tha , stun of $10,000, and for covering interest thereon for 10 years, at the rate of 5 per eentum per annum, the following special rates over and above all other rates shall annually be assessed and levied against all the ratable property in the township and shall be collected in the same manner and at the same time as other rates and taxes are levied and collected upon and from the 'total rat- able property of the township and the amount of the said special rate and interest against the total assessment of the township shall be divided into 10 parts and such part shall be assessed levied and collected as aforesaid, in each year for 10 years after the final passing of this By-law during which the said debentures have to run and in the manner as follows: In the year 1910 " 1911 14 4. if 4. lt 41 11 $ 1500. In the year 1915 1250. 1450. " " " 1916 1200. 1400. " 1917 1150. 1350. " " •1 1918 1100. 1300. " " " 1919 1050. " 1912 " 1913 " 1914: 3. -That the.vote of the electors of the said township will on this By-law by the deputy returning offipers and pollelerks hereinafter named, on Mon. - day the 3rd. clay of Jemmy -191Q eommeneing at.9 o'clock in the •morning and con- tinuing until 5 o'clock in the afternoon at the under mentioned places: POLL. DIV. POLL,. PLACE No. 1. No. 2. No. 3. No. 4. No. 13. No. 6. No. 7. No. 8. School House No. 2 School House No. 14 Town hall Town Hall Schoolhouse No. 12 Hartleib's Ilall Schoolhouse No. 3 S. Spencer's house be taken • .11111•• HOME REFLECTIONS Greater symphaty between rich 'and poor, between prosperous and struggling, is a need of this eon- n.a. o. tinent. Every day one may go about the streets of our larger cities land see men with self -con- tented smiles and women adorned in bright raiment who are not thinking very touch about those who have neither, is a truth too widely unrecognized. The greatest curse of any civilization is the rich who reek not of the poor. It is not the poor require charity or dole. Charity is only a makeshift. it a temporary expedient. The man who shells a cheque for a thousand_ like number on behalf of the persons interested ie and desirous of opposing the dollars to be given to a hospital or passing of this Bylaw. an associated charity is to bo 5. ---That the clerk .of the said 'municipal council of the township of /Thy, credited with a good deed, but a shall attend at his'offiee flt the Town Hall, at the hoer of one o'clock in the afternoon man who gives twenty. ve per on the 4th day of Jainiary A, D. 1910, to slim up the number of votes given for an d cent of his time to improve the. against this By-ltnvconditions, social and industrial, 6. -This By-law shall come into full force and take effect after the final pas- under which. his f ell one- mon struna J. Hawkins, D. Burns, D. F. Hess; Surerus, . Surerne, Voelker, :las, Hagan, S. Spencer, POLL. CLERIC J. McMahon, W. D. Tomson W. G. Hess, E. Werner, S. !denier. W. Snell, E. Troyer, F. Dncharme, - on the aith day of Dee. 1900, the Town Hell iti the Vil- lage of Zurich, at the hour of 4 o'eloek in the afternoom the Reeve shall appoint in writing, signed by himself, two persons to attend at the final summing up of the votes by the clerk, and one person to attend at emit polling place on behalf of the person; interested in and desirous of promoting the passing of this By-law aml a 4, --That A. D. at sing thereof. day of. Clerk Passed in open council this • ' . .N 0 T I CE are what the strugglees need. Take notice that the shove is a 1 rue copy of 4 poposed By-law wide]) hes been taken into consideration by the muhe They can only get these boons by township eouncil of the corporation of t township of 1 -lay, and whichwill be finally passed by the said council, in the event the sympathy of men of wealth of the assent of the eleetorabeing obtnamel thereto as provided by the "Munici(M and influence. Act" and amendments thereto, after one month from. the first publication tbereof in 0 ° . the "Zurich Mame)" the dtite•of which ih'st, publieationwas Friday the 10th day of FARM PROFIT..n. Dec. A. D. 1909, and that at the hour. day and nlaoes therein faxed ,Rfor taking tar May be largely increaseby knowing , d .111 votes of the electors the Polls will be held. 61 • iaISE__nr...D HESS S., . and by learning of the best method int Clei'''' • exact condition of the tanner's market eeerea----"---717a----7-7-7777- ----- ------------ - ---- - -- ------ - - - -- - ' farm practice. This is precisely the If you are suffering, from bilious. with your name and a ddeess plain- sort of information. the Fanners' Weekly: ness, constipation, indigestion, iy on the back, and they will for- . Sun gives in every issue, It has no equalt) . • t ' t • ., • t end ou a free eample of Chem- as a Farmer's Business PaperoittGoodi •a. D. 11110 gle for existence is doing a greater work. Better houses, better educe - Bi ave. tion, better wages, better food and greater opportunities -these chronic ice( ac , . , in a postal eard, sena to Chtiniber. berlain's Stomach end Liver Tab. , fermiers rely on it. For price set elm lain Medicine Co,, Des Moines, Iowa lets. Sold by J. J. Merrier, .1 Ji& Qjs• ...