HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1910-03-18, Page 5FIRST CLASS ME
I have a large supply of the very
best tile on hand, from 2i in. to six
inch. If you need any oa11, write
or telephone to John Foster, Zur-
ich, Brick and Tile yards 11 tf.
Moved! . Moved
SE1 P AM STOCK
MAIN: T>'R,ELT,
directly West of Dominion House
Really to supply you with just a
—little bit tho Nicest—
JEWELLERY for HOLIDAY
GIFTS.
'Rings, Silver
Thimbles, Fobs,
Necklets, Watches
Brooches, Bracelets,
Veil Pins, Collar •
Pins. Everything
in this Line.
COME ALONG, We will '
try to PLEASE YOU.
F. W. HESS,
JEWELLER
C. R. HESS, Assistant,
WE TAKE this opportu-
nity of wishing our
Customers at etea>,pp:y'
and Prosperous New Year,
and thank each and all for
having made the past :year
our most prosperous year
since we have been in busi-
ness.. We ask you again
for your hearty support
for 1910, and we will do
our best to merit it, by
giving you value for your
money.
R. No DOUGLAS,
e'. (enoral Merchant, B L A Ii E.
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O R , UR R I CH R a O
MEAT ARKET
WE keep in stock a
9 full line o fresh
moats, hams, etc. etc
Our *cuts are noted
for Their teridelness:
and wholesomeness.
Our ails is to keep
nothing but the best.
We make our own
sausages.
Give us a call.
YUNi LUT &
IC ERT.
,a' kr,
;Jet t
I warts every person that'e
ruptured to know that my
method will euro rupture
to stay cured. No matter
what your age is or how
hard you work, my method
will cure apparently hope-
less oases. Do not wait
tilitil your repture becomee
stran t;u is ted.
Write today, Fill in
coupon.
N Addreee
Age.. ......
Time .Rupture
Single or Double
Retern to
J. S. SmITn,
88 Caledonia. St.
Stratford
Dept. R. Ont.
sat;r.nesecrai+easettraesests et xsa)saeaoazcsc tamale.:
ANTE
ow
For 'Lindell and surrounding
district an energetic reliable agent
to take order for nursery stook.
GOOD PAY WEEKLY, OUTFIT
FREE, EXCLUSIVE
TERRITORY
600 Acres
e
tinder cultivation. We guarrtntee
to deliver stook in good oondition
and np to contract grade. We can
shorn you that there is good money
in representing a well known re
liable firm. Established over 30
yeare.
Write for particulars.
PFL AP NURSERY
TORONTO,
ONT.
DRYSDALE
Mr. Louis Durand of Spruce
Mich., is visiting his sisters, broth-
ers and many other friends in this
vicinity. It is years since Mr.
Durand has been in Drysdale. He
is very pleased at the progress and
improvements that have taken
piece during that period. He is
indeed glad to find so many of his
old acquaintances still here. but
misses those who have moved to
other parts or passed to the greet
Ironing linen bee a greater effect
than is oornn)only believed. As the
tarriperature of the iron may great,
let exceed 266 degrees Wabreeheit
it bas been puggesNed abet the pro•
cess of ironing may suffl e to slier'.
lize surgical dressings and hence
be of valuable service, especially
inrural districts area. elsewhere, in
the�absenoe .of disinfecting ovens
and' ~ter'ilizers Nearly', all met.
robes can be killed by .t sufficiently
long mere ice tine of e tem feratnre
of 158 degr'e'es Fahrenheit. but a
tlegtete:.t F,ehren
belt iu required to loll certain
spores of brotearie and to produce
absolnteiv ceympleta ttearili7, stem
It batt been proved by experiment
that it is lass ''+'e to aiteinf„ot sloth
ing ver a i• tats f)rily by it ,sing,
('lotbtne. :,•' job bus been. worn by
chi'dren affeoted br vari'nus con
taeions diseases, • and which eon
brined bacteria or nue, diphtheria
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The New Grocery
F1our&Fe»i tore
u "
anti the like, was sprinkled and
ironed
it was then rubbed on pletca of
gelatine prep'i.red for the otrlture of
beet( ria,. but net at single eolonv
ware developed
TELE FARMER'S INTEREST IN
PURE SEED
From now to the endof seeding
the trades in seed will he active,
and it behooves every farmer to
take stook of what. be has on hand
te sow or what he lets to. buy
In many places dealers say that
the seed which is now coming in
quite feeely frohu the farmers is
more polluted with noxioys weed
seeds than it has been, for several
there i
beyond. seasons, As a oonsequenc s
Messrs. Chas and Albert Bedard heavy loss in cleaning, nd high
'lass No 1 seed will be pensive
have returned from visiting friends In view of these gond ins it is
in Detroit and Chatham. They re- likely that there will be smaller
port a fine time. proportion than usual of o 1 seed visited friends here, on Sunday
The roads nt present ere in abed. , plaited on the market, an consid- last.
condition being neither suitable er•able of the second-rate seed will
Rev. A. D. Qisehler,, of Zurich
for wheels or sleighing but wheels probably he pretty close to the
are in the majority. prohibitive line. It is therefore
Mr. Harry Ran spent a pleasant especially important this pier that
evening up the roadlast week. Nit farmers who have to u+xy • seed
Accidents will happen on the fares, should use every piecari9 c;n to sea
even if it is only one accident, and that they do not get a supply of
pork is such a good piece too. weds seals, If you want Melt class,
Mr. A. Sheelal• London is spend- the price,un seed,pla eand.ayour re ilmetertoearal,y
ing a few days at home, for guaranteed No 1 see;.'. and to
Mr. Joe Ran is busy in his ex•
We have bought the business recently
conducted by the late S. Rannie, and are
prepared to supply your .anis with good
goods at fair prices, Give us a call or
Telephone to
for prompt delivery
PRODUCE TAKEN htS GASH.
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Miss Catharine Finkbeiner gave
a birtlydu.y party to her friends, on
Thursday last. She was the re-
cipient of several nine presents all
of which she fully appreciates and
prizes very much.
Mr. Dan Schroeder has parches
ed a farm on the fifth concession
of Stephen from Mr. J. H. Hamil-
ton. Ile gets Immediate possession.
Mr. J. Il Goetz was in Goderioh
on business, several days during
the week.
Mr. John. Trebner. of Exeter
Mr. Robb P S. Inspector was in
the vicinity Monday.
Mr. Lamont Zurich 'bought up
some choice cattle around here
last week.
14 ENS ALL
13. S. Phillips auctioneer, of Exe-
ter, held every successful sale for
Fred Pile, en Wednesday.
Andy Yung hlut and wife return-
ed to their home at Vermillion
Alberta, on Thursday, last.
In accordance with at bylaw
passed by the council, till dogs will
have to be ornamented with a tag,
or their owners will be tined. It is
a "fire" by-law.
Rev Medd of Forest nert:laied
see that the seed delivers
standard, send a sats ; to the
Seed Laboratory, Deprr tmeu t of
Agriculture, Ottawa, a t r you will
be sent a report giv• • •_raid-
ing and the kinds r of
weed seeds prase • r he
standard for N re
than one no.
1.500 of good'
second quality fin
1,000 are allowed, e
many. Farmers seize
for sale, or even if they.. eve only
enough for their own tine,. should
also have it tested for verity before
selling or sowing. Ti' this is not
done there is danger ei selling seed
in violation of the Seed Control
Act. ttnd farmers aro spite as liable
to prosecution for selling low grade
clover seed as seed dealers •
Ribgra s is ono of the common
est weed seecle found in clover seed
l is up to
cellent maple bush, and is making
some very fine syrup,
per
S tial
lei seed
the pt..).k in the die)tl.:)3i:.t el toren* • end one of qac, mr);rt diff'icnit to
on Sundey. I separate by muobincry. Where a.
Rebert Lamont and family have I farmer bus only H. small quantity
moved t>7 Western Canada.of seed to handle, the following
!method of separation might be
Miss titelinh' 1'isitattt 1' k, end .found practicable: Wrap a• few
from u. month's visit at Berlin, and fsnniug mill sieves with two or
New tIaniberg. three ply cheese cloth. r mpen the
The G. T. R. will build e new cheese cloth and spr)nk) ''the alov-
assenger depot here this simmer. or seed containing ribgrlass over it.
1) :7 1
In a develop h two the moisture The continuous emigration of
will develop the mucilage of the
ribgrass, causing it to stick to the young mels to tho various parts of
cheese cloth. With a little drying the Great North •iVest with a view
bv- wind or heat the clover seed to materially improving their
The girl who can lint it mood
square patch on a pair of panta-
loons or command a regiment of
pots and k.ettltss, may not, in the
eyes of t. ten per cent aristocracy,
seem as accotnplishod es the girl
who carp embroider and work a
worsted dog on a bine g<ouud or
l'.'u't t u'+ �' e :A' I reee l it t
the iv -irking girl in r • z, bet-
. ). i. -v ..t• a e. ... a c
^:,1•?) ell of the meter ',
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For ►Se'ttlerS
IN
MANITOBA
SASKATCHEWAN
ALBERTA
How Made and Ilow Reached
jLO :�Y SETTLERS' RATES
Settles with Live
Stook and Effects
Special Trains
kava Toronto
1.0,10 pan. Taesdcys
during
RAIICII and APRIL
Settlers and Families
without Live Stock
should use
Rettilar Trains
10.10 p.)ti, daily
WINNIPEG FLYER
38 hours to Winnipeg
Through:Tourist Cars
COLONIST CARS ON ALL TRAINS
., sat which Berths are rt ree
Apply to neatest Agent for to'yp of "Settlers'
Outdo,' "Western Canada," 1'ourhst Cars,"
or write
11, L, Thompson, D.P.A.. C) ) Toronto,
_ .. m:,gtr,,.,..eumaan tyttaW a IMMICt,•are, �.
and Mrs. Gischler were visitors at
the borne of Mr. and ars. L. K.
Eidt, on Monday.
On April the first the annual
business meeting in connection
with the :Evangelical church a i11
be held in the church when it is
expected that all interested will
attend. All church dues should. respondents. In commemorating
be paid before that date. such events as visiting, fishing and
driving in zero weather, they are
DRYSDALE in general very successful, but it
is strange that they fail to report
The continuous mild weather of
the horse races, tivhieb frequently
the past two weeks has caused the take place and in which the
snow to make a 'rapids disappear -
part. steed" takes an actino
ance and things in general have part.
bent On ii, real spring like aspect. • (From another correspondent)
Mr. W. 'Turner son of Mr. R.
Turner Sr., of this place has been The heavy coat of ice that has
successfn 1 at the examination for
engineering recently held at Tor-
onto and is now qualified to operate
a locomotive on the Great Lakes.
Tho present prices paid for
good horses are exceptionally good
Mr. A. Horner is all smiles these
days. Albert's happiness is no
doubt due. to the fact that ho will
in the very near future be per.
manently located in his beautiful
home on the fourtheenth concession
where he says pe itty girls abonn;i
in large numbers,
The hog and cattle markets as
demonstrated by the buyers are
unparalleled in live stock history,
Coarse grain and other farm pre -
duce in general are also in great
demand and the market for each
is considerably in advance of that
of previous years. These facts
cohnbinr'.i-'-itli tin' --nea:celled
fertility of the land along Lake
Huron has placed the furrier in it
position to rapidly accumulate a
substantial bane account.
Some of the lady school teachers
in Stanley Towne hip, who do not
live tt mile away aro, according to
external evidence r:tnidly develop-
ing into clever newspaper cor-
covered Lake Huron, is fast disap-
pearing, and soon it will be when
the huge steel boats will again, be
plying back and forth over her
dark blue water.
The numerous friends of Mr. G.
and the demand for animals of a , Murray, are glad to seehis pleasant;
superior quality greatly exceeds! face in their midst again, after lus
the supply. Western buyers are I recent illness.
frequently making their appear. Mr. Joseph Ran Is 1'ucy tl:ufli:
once anti the competition existing ; days boiling maple syrup. ,lees
emote!. them. bus given a stimalus �;srs 11y all £t1)1)ea.ratrir,;,,.:, 1'1,11 N•ef,;tt'!':
to the heat.: traffic. tc•t11 ter a a;hort snot.
A peculiar fad has recently seized
hold of the bachelors in this, Mr. Lotus Chanes of T,onami, r
vioinitr and a number of themetit present recuperating under th
have adopted the enstoni of shay_ Parental. roof,
• ing off their moustaches. What: The roads still romain in a inlet
their object in so doing is we condition, end the people tit tihe-t
cannot tell but judging from their time find the phone a very :sefq.
stratagetic movements the writer article, to have in the home,
believes it is to hasten matrimony, DIr. .Totts Johnst in soya ±'tet
owing to the mild spring, straw.
berries will no douet be an entree.
ant crop•
Mr. Robert Turner has ret�:rnet
will fail off and leave the ribgrass t fivancia,l eituEttI0 l lies t;Ietctly from hie visit to t;toderioli Bolt
':ticking to the cheese cloth. The'diminished the nnmher of farm
says things are booming up .thee<,
l
ribgrass can then be scraped off laborers in this section and as a g
and the operation repeated with as eereeegnence farmers in Inrtny Cltsos at present.
mar's' sieves as eau be kept going. find it inconvenient to operates to
This method, e)f° c'orrse. is low, ))lit adeediatryei the dere: ,.0 them
4•t`reed for smell ,ute
».:'e'.in ti �! t't t) i.Ur :•. r1f .1: ,..
t
` �.ie`1 `,'t l r.' ,'. , .
of °lee a t'.'or ,., 1'1t to r;'(;4.
supplemented oy bet:u.ilg on- evee
prepared, clean laud and weeding1
in the field. T. G. RAYNOR.
DA a!'iW000
The name contest in connection
with the 7i . P. A. will close on
Friday evening when the names
wi11 be summed np.
Mr. E. M. Brokenshire was in
Zhtrich, on. Saturday evening,
• Mr Darr Schroeder, who recently
disposed of his butcher business
to tMeseri+ Joseph tubes John Eidt
bats tiller sold lee farms, the one
to i?dr. George Schroeder and the!
other to 11r. Henry tlnonther. . Mr. ;
Guenther has since leased. the!
1\'orth Half of the one lee parches• l
eel to Messrs Joseph and John •
Etdt for a toren of two Nears.
Rev. E. EI. Bear., of (Crediton ,
passed throathh the village on
Saturday afternoon on his way to
Zurich, where he preached, on
Sunday.
Mrs, OeStreieher had a rag -bee,
en Friday after•nooii last.
Chain, n:'r6d'^ tewe careen, art",
)ta. iit'ttt?d •.
Novo•
Ti.t s Paint i i,'t'1ish ctr"
T e ScrL1bikA, Burl .'S,
n,. e•..- + . - , ell r .•• 1te,t, t.hn dirty Jlru)Y •:•r rrrrabllfnty
n r..ht t • i - e ), h is w ..+ .) L,a ante --:L i,s:nteztCi
ttc,or ear. Z.
h3 1D ° hOOR PINT
is ctal eoiarl3 pts etecr for boors. " It dregs gntc::l . "t t:it 11 rt reel s-1.
gtoatxv )lniult. rrpreTits th+e i tiiereueee between the lu;ht,urad
the dug'.;: side: of' Louar.^rywepl,tt),;.
50 LI.) BY
JOHN PREETFR,
ZURICH