The Herald, 1910-03-25, Page 5FIRST CLASS PEij
I have a large stipply of the very
best tale on hand, from 2.4 in. to six
inch.. If you need any call, write
or telephone to John Foster, Zur-
ich, Brick and Tile yards. 11 tf.
Mod M�VCdt
SOP AN STOCK
MAIN STREET,
directly VFTest of Dominion House
Ready to supply you with just a
—little bit the 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
G. R. HESS, Assistant.
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WE TAKE this opportu-
nity of wishing our
Oustotiler;, a merry
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.
I R. N. DOUGLAS
9
General Merchant, B L A Ie E.
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81 "lIF
For Z,trich and surrounding
district an energetic reliable agent
to take order for nursery stook.
GOOD PAY WEEKLY. OUTFIT
FREE, EXOLUISIYE
TERRITORY
coo Acres
under cultivation. We guarantee
to deliver stook in good oondition
and up to contract grade. We can
show you that there is good money
in representing a well known re•
liable firm. Established over 30
years.
Write for partiorilars.
PEL 1I I
TORONTO,
Alli._ 131.01.4.0i lay ra .....0..
Mr. VI. Y. McLean has been sub-
aected to considerable criticism be
cause of his declaration in the
House of (Jonlxnolls that Canada is
under no speoial obligations to
Great Britain.
it would nevertheless not be ire,
possible for the ntembe. r for South
ELtiron to find historxcnl, support
for his contention. It is a matter
of record that Disraelithe first of
the Jingoes, once declared the
'v 'el e ..-s't '.:boat the
neck of Great Britton. C'c siders, the
father of free trade, whose letter
on the subject; was.reeontin partial.
ly quoted in The s run, looked to
Confederation as a step towards
the separation of Canada from the
empire and as the firet • .r)vezneut
intended to relieve Great Britain
from a possession • e1:te :onld not
and would not attempt& ... defend.
Gladstone, tate great chtenpionof
Liheralism in the generation which
URsERYhas lust passed, was react} to sur.
E render. the Canadian Provinces to
the North as compensation for the
anticipated loss of :the Bouthein
Confederacy. Hon (Seorge Brown,
when in England for the purpose
ONT.
€-i EN SSAL.L.
Mrs. J. C. Stoneman is visiting
relatives in Lambeth.
Dr, Blatchford., son of Frank
Blatchford has gone to Fort Wil-
liam to start in business.
Fred Smailacotnbe has purchased
Joseph Case's property now occup-
ied by Geo. Sterling.
Lawyer Cooke was a business
visitor in Zurich, on Monday.
T. Parmler has purchased the
pool room outfit from W, Perkin.
Sam Swayze, who has been em-
ployed. at MoArtl-tee'.; i, u'• t
store for some years, left for the
West.
A quiet wedding took place here
last Wednesday when Irwin .Mot ter
of Melville, Sask., and. Miss Millie
Beek were made man and wife, in
s°t presence of only the immediate
relatives.
of promoting Confederation, found
everywhere evidence of a desire
that Canada should cat the pointer
and relieve the mother country
from an obligation that was looked
upon in all quarters as irksome.
The fact is that up to the time of
the South African war, 'when the
colonies surprised the jingoes by
stn nnexpeoted display e;' military
strength, and seemed tl offer the
means of helping them to maintain
a military and naval fore sufficient
to dominate the seas at 1 hold the
balanoe of power in T;t.xope, Can-
ada was being continur.l'y made to
understand that her letem would
be preferred to her r exipnny. In
the days of our weaknt c we were
an encumbrance to lw entten rider
as easily as possibe lexiy run.
A conspiracy to fraud the
Government was a rthecl last
week when nine Intli from the
reserve near Barwi and two
white men, M. T. Cat t, of Bar
wick. and George stcott. of
Rainy River, were be 'ht to Fort
IFrances. These hien.' ceording to
the police, were unlue illy obtain -
HIS NOSE WAS SAFE ing money from the rovince of
Ontario 'ander the wo county not.
Their method was for one of the
men to go to Winnip€ buy up all
the wolf skins they could get,
which heel. been onus it, ie Alberta
or Saska.tohewau, paving from
$,2 to x,2,50 for escli Ain. These
were then 'shipped to Rainy
River and divided eieongst thy
gang who then went before the
local magistrate and n .ade the
usual affidavit that be had per-
sonally killed the wolves in Ont-
ario. A cheek tv onld then be sent
theist trom Toronto to the extent
of ii1•5 far each wolf supposed to
have been killed 33' wing this,
several additional crests have
been made for the
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� Y e Y ZURICH 11 ■ 0 e
MEAT MARKET
WE keep in stock a
lull line of fresh
meats, hams, etc. etc
Our cuts are rioted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness.
Our nein is to keep
nothing but the best.
We make our own
sausages.
Give us a call.
YUNi L[T
BEICHE .
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1 want every person that's
ruptured to know that illy
method will cure rupture
to stay cured. No matter
what your age is or how
hard you work, my method
will euro apparently hope-
less cases. Do not wait
until your rupture becomes
strangulated.
Write today. Fill in
eoupon.
Name
Address
Age
Time Rupture ...
Sing10 or Double.— ....
Retern to
J. S.. SMIT11,
88 Caledoniapt,
• Stratford
Dept. R. Ont.Itexpoiseeenimeciatneteekoockneseconecaa
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conducted by the late S. Minnie, inie, and are
prepared to supply your wants with „nod
goods itt fair prices, Give us a call or
Telephone to No
for prompt delivery
PROBE TAKEN AS GASH.
'•1 was sitting on the veranda of
a mining town hotel one afternoon
a good many years ago." said a
veteran engineer, and was lazily
smoking one of the nicest meersc-
haum pipes you ever saw when out
of the tail of my eye I saw that a
bad man down at the other end of
the veranda lead his gun sighted at
me. They were awild lot around
there, and I couldn't tell whether
he meant to shoot me or the pipe,
however, and it seemed a, good
chance to test my nerve. I made
up my mind to let him shoot and to
pretend a careless air, but I'm tel-
ling you in the ten or fifteen se
concis of waiting the sweat came
out at every pore. and my heart
pounded my ribs sore. I felt a. sort
of tick at the bowl of the pipe,
heard the crack of tate gun nuts
knew that a bullet aorto passed
through the pipe. I got a brace
with my bands and feet and waited
for a second bullet, iced it went
through the bowl utter the first. £ Mr. R i'enbal } in t in West et
sat there until his fourth bullet Present 1'p slang. fins horses; .Oltt
had hit the pipe end knocked the resent i .orfs to return to Ont.r
bowl off the stem, and then the Pen aleshoexpects
shooter sauntered up to me and
laughingly said :
"Excuse me, stranger, but I
thought it was imitation "
tisame cause,
among these b,-ing Frenk How erd,
Louis leesltillrii t'. It' Matheson
and Wesley. P. MU, of Raley
Itirer. -... —
STANLEY i cit
Mr T. TIertl iy nt pre,sw•nt scour.
,4V$HIP
L
hi Zurich, on
turs!y 9 Marc
COMMENCING AT ONE O'CLOCK :
HORSES. 1 driving. horse 4 years e:d, ' Yell
broken, by N =parole ; 1 driving horse 6 years old,
by Clear Grit; 1 well-bred driving horse rising '-, well
broken to harness; 1 aged driving mare; 1 family
pony ; Gen. purpose horse rising two; 8 year old car-
riage horse.
CATTLE. 1 cow due to calve before day of sale;
1 cow 4 years old, due to alive 1st June, 1 -year-old
cow due to calve April 23rd, if not previously sold.
HOGS. 1 thorobred Yorkshire boar 1 year; 2
thorobred Yorkshire sows 1 year old; 4 good store hogs.
IMPLEMENTS, Etc. Top buggy good as new,
l\likado with pole and shafts, cutter, bobsleigh with
box and rack, 2 set single harness, 1 single harness,
cook stove, 2 churns, coal oil stove, a number of first
class cedar posts, No 21 new plow, Na. 7 new plow,
2 ard'ei '•ultivators, 2 post bole diggers, 2 wire stret-
chers, .Kausas pruning knife, 3 clothes, horses, bag
truck, cultivator, 2 second -baud plows, and other ar-
ticles. All the above property is in good condition
and is sold by the owners as surplus property.
TERMS OF SALE
All sums of $s 00 and ander, cash ; over that amount 8 months'
credit on approved joint notes. 4 per cent off for cuesi on credit
amounts,
it+
p�r'C• ,,./ �1 6; h �i n ° '�3a�!
gds OQ isn�n .l .w�dm
ArU 'IONEL'R.
ing contrast:: t,tr big sprang work.
"Same as you are,I replied.
"My gibe hurt him but he was
man enough to' 'tell everybody
about my nerve and t he boys chipp-
ed in sufficient nuggets to buy me
a new fifty dollar pipe, Say, do
you know what happened to elle
when I made an excnwe" tti gr +7p
stairs after me- old corn eel)? I had
f'7 5 ,n ?e.'. in t' loft rt',
nib ,Lite 3 g tee out. Millie i,tllepec:.
a,: •iti ic, and I'll he hataac"I it
t (lid f �., ...j ne 111' ii.'.'re
tet
for ten inies It lied ectddeuly
occurred to me that the bowl of
that pipe was only six inches from
my nose while the fellow was
his shooting and I have not
yet got over touching my nasal
organ now and then to see if it is
sit fe."
1\lr. Evans i8 nialing prepara-
tions for spring work.
Mr. John Johnston, of Drysdale
"
EXETER .
The Oddfellows will take part in
the Lodge of Instruction at Sea
forth on Good Friday,
11,ev Richard Hobbs gave a
le itm o in Zurich, on Tuesday
et ening.
Delights Stewart has accepted a
position in the office of the McLean
Publishing Co.. Toronto.
John Ford of Si°ellenTownship,
is taking up his residence here
shortly.
Satn B:iikwill, formerly of. this
plane has been nominated ft r'
mayor of Tacoma Wash, on the
Union Labor ticket.
is at present preliarine; a line
recitation entitled. "L la's court-
ship at the Willows." We wish
John success
Mr. John Campbell is improving
slowly,
A nt mhv'e f:. T 'r.er' fttt'ndc'd
the service in eeeneellion with
For Settlers
tie
MA,NITO:k•.A.
SASKATCHEWAN
.ARE' ; TA
How Made and flow Reached
LLOW SETTLERS' RATES
Settlers with Livo
Stock and Effects
Special Trains
leave Toronto
10.10 pcm. Tuesdays
during
MARCH and APRIL
Settlers and gamines
ivithshoufld usetock
Rerlular Trains
10.10 pan. daily
WINNIPEG FLYER
55 hours to Winnipeg
ThroughlTaurist Gars
COLONIST CARS ON ALL TRAINS
.tp in which Berths axe Free e
Apply to nearest Ascent foi'ycopy of "Settlers'
Guido," "Western Canada, Tourist Cars,"
or write ;
Thompson, p.I'.A., C.l'.1' ,, Toronto.
ItM
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...ouzo,
tt.0 I1dCe.3
wary protect-
ive coating o::
good rtirct.
ileal 7l d
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`F, the ssfet tat
eeeeical
best becaese r....dc teem best meter -
;.el: pure lead, pure zinc, and pure
linseed oil. It's safes:, because these
• maieriais are ail carefully tented
for verity before being used.
It's most economical because it covers
most surface to the gallon, and wears
longest. Color Cards and Color Sag-
gestions izee.
COLOR w;sos 7u,+C Q0"'
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RFETER'SS Zurich.
seeder 1,rt er'ribntl rt' -'i a.ntl4 about? All you know a.e:,r; i'. tiVil
nhan;:c• foe It siunll 1, .\'LO him I linin the Cunene ror or all 'abot'it
di orznni..edl hie sy.stem 1ty 10e'r i your last holiday?"
iildull:Y;,ioo in College p7:t,.e(iin,'.T,. r -All 1 know ubont William. the
After lit• Erol gone the little lr,t ; Cougnernr," said Berry.
airs "Why," :will the ieepeuter.
•,.1: knew i was upset. mamm8, surprised.
because my foot's asleep, and"
"Well, you sce," said E arrv, ..t
things must be pretty bad when i cn;tid. write all 11.Ilot�r about
you go to sleep at the wrong enc." William the Congtaeror in is few
minutes, whereas it would take Inti
I Now, Harry, said the irspeotor, , a oo`epic of hours to write alrotit
f'whic'.h wculd you rat'it r writ • ! my last holiday,"