The Herald, 1910-04-22, Page 5FIRST GLASS T..
I have a large supply of the very
best tile on Band, from 4 in. to six
inch•. If you need any call, write
or telephone to John Foster, Zur-
ich, Brick and Tile yards. 11 tf,
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SHOP AND STOOK
MAIN STREET,
directly, West o£ Dominion House
Ready to supply you %wi.th just a
--- Tittle 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. HESS9
JEWELLER
G. R. HESS, Assistant.
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WE TAKE this opportu- a
nity of wishing our
Customers a -Happy 0
1 and Prosperous New Year, e
le and ehank each and all for e
having made the past year e
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ne 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.
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General 'Merchant, B L A K. E.
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For Zurich and surrounding
district an energetic reliable agent
to take order for nursery stock.
GOOD PAY WEEKLY, OUTFIT
FREE, EXCLUSIVE
TERRITORY
coo Acres
under euitivation. We guarantee
to deliver stock in good condition
and up to contract grade. We can
show you thee there is good money
in representing a well known re-
liable firm. Established over 30
year...
Write for particulars.
DELA NURSERY CO
TORONTO,
ONT.
LADIES AID
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On Friday the let,h. of. April, the
members of the Ladies Aid of the
Evangelical church, pleasantly sur-
prised their President, Mrs. (Rev.)
Gisohler, while their companions
joined them and also surprised
their Pastor, Mr. Gischler.
A short program was rendered.
Mrs. Ed. Merner Vice Pres., ably
presided during the evenings pro.
gram. Miss Lydia Faust was called
menu to read the fnilnwiegaddress.
,lilts. (trey.) Oise:H.1,Na
It is with much pleasure that we
the members of the Ladies Aid and
friends, spend a sociable evening,
with you and your family.
r residence of four
Bring your old iron, we pay 60e
per 100 lbs, at Hartleib's.
Prompt relief in all cases of
throat and lung trouble if you use
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Pleasant to take, soothing and
healing in effect. Sold by J J
Merner.
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MEAT ARKET
WE keep in stock a
full line of fresh
meats, hams, etc. etc
Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness.
Our aim is to keep
13Othing. but the best.
We snake our own
sausages.
Give us a call.
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wave I wt every person that's
ruptured to know that my
ruethocl will cure rupture
to stay cured. No matter
what your age is or how
hard you work, my method
will euro apparently hope-
less oases, Do not wait
until your rupture becomos
strangulated,
Write today. Fill in
GL.o.
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During you
years among us and holding the
office as President -of our. Society,
for three years, and by your faith-
fulness to duty and deep interest in
all matters pertaining to the spirit-
ual weltare of the Ladies Aid, and
also the members of our congrega- c
tion. The efficient service you
have contributed to the church,
cannot be to highly appreciated
with words, but merely express
our gratitude. As members of this
organization, you have aided us in
many ways, your active service in
our meetings, willingly doing
whatever was required of you, and
your regular attendance greatly
encouraged us to work more faith-
ful for the cause of Christ.
We know it is not compulsory
for you to leave us, but should it
be otherwise, we would feel the
loss keenly. and as a slight token
of respect to show in more than
mere words our appreciation of
your service, eve ask you to accept
this combination music cabinet and
Ladies Secretary.
All the members of the Aid
join in wishing you unbounded
success in your labor for the
Master. Our prayers will follow
and accompany you throrgh the
years, and we hope by God's grace
to perpetuate in Heaven the as-
sociations formed upon earth.
Signed by the Ladies Aid.
Mrs. Gischler ably i:esponded in
expressing her heart felt gratitude
to the Society, Even though she
held the office of President since
its organization, she often felt her
unworthiness very keenly, the
-work at times appeared rather
heavy in connection with her
numerous other duties, however
realizing the importance of the
work, her constant aim was the
prosperity of her Society and wish-
ed then unbounded success in the
future. As to the gift she was
overwhelmed with gr; titude. She
heartly thanked tynd •
the members of ,the a�
tasty selections of sub
and serviceable piece of furniture.
of which she was recipient.
Mr. D S. Faust addressed the
Pastor in behalf of the gentlemen
and presented bitn with a most
beautiful Oak rocker in which he
will find ease after the days,
various cares among his congrega
tion.
Mr. Gischler cheerfully and
gratefully responded for the kind
consideration of their paster'
his better neture letts, become per. of repreeentate vee sent be. 4
Then followed se, t•ral selections ver tee, 11 is a't c t in rt'rtetl anti his tlrl.t I cn t crnT tr ,c ,; tend ,;i icily flits
of mese: aril everybody joined ill tr'in'e morel tn'in�; turned away. , pri,'s nt plan of its rarviee curl
with the singing One of the Ile ha? lost t'tinieleuee in Toren. etas templates collecting, ria urdintttan;
pleasing
the selections o ltttyedhe l)nn program
rn regi} respect for women leeks nil ' :int publishing TTTnoth'• ~ reports or
phnnugrapll, by Mr. 11 Well. The Gott us ft tyrilit unit del: th rbc till lett tie as 1:r the cropls of the
ladies prepared a meet exesilent'escupi' froth t}1ral:lttn Lie .s tato) world. It it tl c perpose tee
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lunch, which was enjoyed by all. cowardly to dt':tIroy himself, ten In.titnte to undertake each yews
The evening was nest pleasantly abject to be honorable too smellthe collection lime prompt piblic.
intelleetiltl:lt to 1+•) her tibn�. the
tittle t+f intoi tltitirtn relating tt1 the
Let tt '
spent and before we parted we tt•eightit r things of life, toe e +n . are l cede'.' ''r planted genie fila
had a prayer by Mr. Gischler. te,tii)tiblr. to be .)tat t+eel and trio apt condition under which planting
Lydia Faust, iaecretary, ,.)live out tet 1'is days. Such niers took plies() toad to prepare st.ate-
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Messrs. A. Sparks and R Douglas
are again on their rounds, buying
up each another load of horses,
tor the West.
Mr. Jacob Kennel spent Sunday,
at his home here.
Seedingis about over now and
the rain ought to start things
a growing
Mr. Wellington Johnston is laid
up with a sore knee.
Wo extend congratulatsons to
Miss Ethel Capling. who passed
the examination, at Normal.
Mr. Ross Johnston sold a horse
to R. .Douglas and bought another
to replace it from'R. Boyce.
Mr. Alvin Nicholson has gone
West, for a trip.
coupon,
Name
Address • i
Age p�hi(
Time Rupture, H
Single or Double::.,,
!totem to
J. S. S.urrrai; -
88 Caledonia[St.
Stratford
Dept: i.. Ont..
seestesefaeeepteeeerseeseeceeeeeteaseticese
Mr. Thos. Shetrltt is having
some wire feneirg done. Wel...
Stogdill has the job.'
Mrs. John Ried, of Front Road
visited at the honlo of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Holtz, on Saturday.
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V6 'e have bought the business recently
conducted by the late S. Rennie,, and aro
prepared to supply your wants with good
goods at fair prices, Give us a call or
Telephone to
for prompt delivery
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Th e general public will take notice that I am doing business in
Exeter in the line of purchasing all kinds of scrap.
Highest &rarket Prices Paid for
Scrap Iron,- R..,gs, '' u bbers, H
Hair, Copper, Etc.
All purchases to be delivered. to
I ZURICH, where the cash will be paid
collection of scrap may be left at the
will be given.
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IS NOT ONLY THE
BEST
but the cheapest in
proportion to actual
capacity and actual life
of the n1a,c,hi.iles.-
They are in a
by themselves.
lisastarshlw
class
The aepa.r ator that CS
per cent of the ereant-
erymctn. ttse.
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SALES AGENT
Blake P. 0., Ont.
"steel neetee,
gratulated
on their
h a valuable
M. E LER.
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J- PREET.EE'S HARDWARE,
or trade given. Orders for
same store, prompt attention
JUNK DEALER, .
EXETER
.A. Philadelphia hubby heard 4New lines of linens for suits. at
some ono walking about in the bed- • D. S. Faust.
room and emptied his revolver on '
the supposed prowler. It turned on ur
nes of destruction. h
Macs
Maciti
out to be his wife who was search 1 "bute
ing for a bottle of medicine who' gr„said the critic,
received a bullet in her side. Had 1 how about the nerves of men?"
the queen of his household been
going through Lis pantaloon poc-
kets there might have been an
excuse to fire but as it is another
illustration is afforded of the
necessity of Edward Lewis' bill to
do away with the careless use of
firearms becoming law both in
Canada and the U. S. Some of our
eee
Here we have a sobering thought
which gives us pause. ._Inman in-
ventiveness is travelling more
rapidly than human comprehension
Human . intelligence fashions
things which outrun Kaman en-
durance. The human brain is out-
wearing the huiran nerves: Unless
some fortunate defects in the me -
Yankee cousins are real bandy , ebanical operation of engines of
with a gun but these extierts ne ; halve or eressed ciente allyem to
into
gaily live more Southerly.
The Ivan who can see no ,,cod in ; a realm et deHtr,zction which we
his fellow man ought to fall off the' cannot enter physically.
earth and go to his place. There' The Department; of Agriculture
is no guess abont where he ought•has recently issued the first bulletin
to be and where he will go when I of the International Institute of
he leaves here. The milk of hu 1 Agrlcultnr which sits at Ronne,
man kindnt:s-, has soured in 'lint, !Italy. This Institute is i.'.runposed
THE APRIL ROD AND GUN.
Tho nanifolc}, delights of the
days with the rod and line, the
season for which is now so near at Igen. Every r; slat there are :t Haul ; Int :'I 3t St,on i
band, finds some able exponents in ber of 1�'t st' Sger , encl. en sMee J greatest valeta to tett ;tilt lrttlisi•H
the April number •lf Roti and Cain deet+ t- i .....1.;, gib, i�.itl}r':ill Ttl!'Ii j t1-' .w.,;11,7, t . i s inf „reel teen
in
Canada, published by t'4 J who rut into !'t rt:nta say that tlu' 1 «ill ',e of teferest to hotel .ere,
ferment '.trite: rite discord and ntents in regard to the h'irvest
bring misery on mankind. results :at this vs<'rld• In short it i'
There are more people going • the intention to regularly collect
west this sprint, then ever before, ; rim' to die. eminate throughout the
is the unstnisitnus opinion of railway; 1S citrntyies iuterestedltsucli crop of the
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',vulnder i.ttl1rt.iti i', : t;iveri Proan.ii I tit lfe '1 '..Metier 'ir..•trtilCCi whole depend. epee . tllf: Oar:V.
eneo in a beautifully illustrated! families are going out.
article, the writer having had the; ,. �_ _....d----.---------
privilege of accompanying the � a �% i{� s �Fi WIC .G%1, :� ,
'lately Rangers on sante of their �{
rounds. The veteran angler, Mr.
C W. Young, gives an account of
some new waters along the lino of
the new Transcontinental in {
Northern Quebec and many a'.
fisherman will hope that during the
coming summer be may possibly
repent Mr. Young's delightful ex-
perlenres. The wanderings -of..n
fishing party lost in the Rockies
aro well told by ,dr. E. M.
worth, the the story illustrating the
difference between fishing A11 .g in
mirththe
and in tho West.
worth and his party had to wails
botno from the monntains to their
prairie town. A defence of the
catfish will be recti' with intoteet,
Two good berm stories, one of duck
hunting, a tale omit -by
oo do cllnr,
game bird hunting
add variety and give increased`,
interest to an excellent number.
Not merely no fisherman but no
sportsman s'ton'e' be without- its 1
bright, inforinatite companionship.
Not low priced, but highest grade at
our reputation. We say these are the
MAKE
FOR
11bGls'^�r
Darla, 1
'�lc.ir�, •�
Gi3i1c9cis, 'bads.
Fiwraare;
Bah Tubs,
Farm Tads, al,
A special paint for each pzrw
pose, not one slapdash mts.
tura for all.
fair, honest prices. You know
best paints we know of. You'll.
say so- too after you have used them. -'
&OLD DY
J. PRETL,T