The Herald, 1910-05-13, Page 5FIRST CLASS TILE
I have a large supply of the very
best tile on hand, from 2S 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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M d! Movedl
SHOP AND STOCK
MAIN SYRE +'T.
direotly West of Dominion House
Ready to supply you with just et
—little bit tiro Nicest—
JEWELLERY for HOLIDAY
GILTS.
rings, Silver
Thimbles, Fobs,
N ecklets, Watches
Brooches, Bracelets,
Veil Pins, Collar
Pins. Everything
in this Line.
COME ALONG, Wo will
try to PLEASE YOU.
F. W. HESS,
LJEWELLER
G. R. HESS, Assistant.
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UTE TAKE this opportu- I
ALM nity of wishing our
Customers a i Happy i
and Prosperous New Yoar,
k, and thank each and all for .0
1 having made the past year t?
our most prosperous year
eg
since we have been in busi-
ness. We ask you again
5 for your hearty support
for 1910, and we will do 9
our best to merit it, bar
giving you value for your s
money.
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tae
For fnnrioh and surrounding
district an energetic reliable agent
to take order for nursery stook.
GOOD PAY WEEKLY, OUTFIT
FREE, EXCLUSIVE
TERRITORY
000 cres
under cultivation. We guarantee
to deliver stock in good condition
and up to contract grade. We can
show yon that there is good money
in representing a well known re-
liable firth. Established over 30
years.
Write for particulars.
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PRIMP > P - U SERV CO
TORONTO, — ONT.
See our lawn mowers at
each, at Hartleib's.
HELP YOUR HOME TOWN
The funeral of the late ling wz
take • place on Friday. May' 90th,
from St. (George Chapel, Windsor.
There will be a public lying in
state in London before removal of
the remains to. Wiz+dsor. The
casket will be made of oak grown
in the Royal forest and the body
will be placed in the Albert
Mernorie,l chapel, neer that of ins
eldest son.
The German Emperor, the Kings
Of Belgium, Spain and holland
incl probably KinVtotor Enrnran-
eel of Italy will be: present, at the
funeral, It is quite probable that
Ex President Roosevelt .will re
present the United States,
Car load fresh Dement arrived at
liar tleib's.
DASA 0'
Mr. Mellviil, of Exeter hes been
in the village several days trying
to place an Aoeteline gas plant
here for the village.. We don't
know how successful he has been.
$3.0o Mr. Joseph Arny took in a fine
lot of cattle here, on Monday'
Mr. Joseph Routledgehas had
his office moved. to his prc;)erty,
on main street.
Mr George Edighoffer delivered
bis driver to Mr. 'Douglas,' of
Blake, on Monday afterneare
The Y. P. A ladies are busy these
days with their name quilt.
We have much pleasure in repro-
ducing and endorsing the following
wholeenme sentiments from the
Municipal World; and have no oc-
casion to comment upon the article
further :
The reason why some towns
grow is because there are men of
push and energy in it, who are not
afraid to spend their time and
money to boom their town. They
erect substantial buildings, organ-
ize stock companies, and establish
factories, secure railroads, work
for public improvements and use
every means in their power to in-
duce people to locate in their town.
Wherever they go they tell of the
advantages of their town, they
write about them in every letter,
they send circulars and newspapers
to all whom they can get to visit
the place, and when anvone visits
tbe[n they treat him so kindly that
be falls in love with them and their
town at onoe. It is enterprise and
everyone pulling together that
makes a progressive town, and
don't let the fact escape your
memory.
ZURICH . ■
EAT MARKET
tuE keep in stock a
full line of fresh
meats, hams, etc. etc
Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness.
Our aim is to keep
nothing but the best.
We make our own
sausages.
Give us a call.
riNfiniff
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HUHU
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CURED
UED
At your home, without
pain, danger or operation,
or loss of time. • This is
not a Truss Oure.
My method will cure ap-
parently hopeless ceased.
Why wear 'ill-fitting trus-
ses all your life, when you
can be cured for all time
to oorn.e? .Lill in coupon :
Age Time Rup
What side Rep
Name
Address
Rotern to
3. S. Serrrn,
S$ Caledonia St.
Stratford
Dept. R. Ont.
On Sunday next Ree. A Y.
Heist, of Berlin will coaiiuct the
sacrament of the Lords Supper to Highest
the members and friends of the
Evangelical church.
The children and friends of Lur.
All kinds of Mange], Turnip and Carrot
Seeds on hand. ALL NEW SEEDS
Also all good varieties of tested
Seed Corn , 4 Lowest Prices
FLOUP
Royal Household, Milverton, Parkhill,
Exeter and .Heusall Flours on hand.
SALT==2ooll Bag= 95cts
Chatham Incubator== a rgair
Telephone to 23 for prompt deliveryl •
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Tho general public will take notice that I am doing business in
Exeter in tae line of purchasing all kinds of scrap.
Market Prices Paid for
Scrap Iron, Rags, Rubbers, ,i orae=
and Mrs. Tobias Guenther met at Hair Copper,
their home, on Monday evening
and had a friendly time together,
it being fiftyone years ago that
they were married.
SCHOOL REPORT,
Never besitato about giving
Chamberlain's (lough Remedy to
ohildren. It contains no opium or
other narcotics and can be given
with implicit confidence. As a
quiok cure for coughs and colds to
which children are susceptible, it
is unsurpassed. Sold by 3. J.
Merner. ;
Specialfor next two -weeks, 2
pair hose for 25 cents. 3. k'reeter.
-m.
REAM FOR Bill N3 P,
E LAVAL
1)(. Laval r,el arators save enoll(_h
-f IP' of milk
over Any ! rilvtl\ et( Ul1I
in l,. -,. r t l y ,,
ra t tAii ' +t'2,
t
1 r i
rix mot ..
nlci hl het kpllrate[ 1n L.1C. Ci
ration, tanning heavier and sn2ur2-
ther cec[:n1, likilntning cool milk,
greater cal deity, easier t letutit i.
easier running and less repa tr to
pay for themselves every year.
improved De Laval' separators
save enough. over lt,, Laval mtc:in.
es of tivo or twenty-five years ago
in more absolutely thorough sl pin't1-
tion under all conditions, .greater
capacity, easier running, and
greater simplicity to pay for tlictn-
selves every two years
Ile Laval separators( are not only
supetier to othet's brit tit 11t11t' time
cheapest in proportion to actual
ca.pleit, , and they hast from five to
ten ti'ite5lon„ei••
These n the reasons 111)' tate
world's q>, Y,t iC)1(2e1 separator users
itu lntlim::)". per 0 .I! of all eream-
erAtntu, rye 11111 endorse the 1)o
LiL .,1 3cj. z hors.
44 ?,
$.d �� 1, I I
SALES AGENT
Blake Pe 0., Ont.
Etc.
All purchases to be delivered to J. PREETER'S HARDWARE,
ZURICH, where the cash will bo paid or trade given Orders for
collection of scrap may be loft at the same store, prompt attention
willSbe given.
The following is the report of S. art WEt L R a U S DEAD ER : EXETER
S. No. 6. Hay, for „the month of tel,s
April. The names are in order of — ----
merit :
i r IV Lizzie Eisenbach, Laurette TEXT OF THE NEW KING 8 their prayers. that God will grant
Decher, Ii oletta Foster, Cora Rau-
SPEEi Ii, me strength and guidance I am
gli, Beatrice Rennie, Adlebert --- encouraged bi the knowledge that
I have in me dear wife one will be
Smith, •"My Lords and Gentlemen : My tt, constant helptnate in every en-
jr IV E (ingerich, Eddie Heart is too full for the •to address deavor for onr people's good."
Hey, Robert EfaSta 7011 to -day in more than a few
Sr III Garfield. 5tauhns, Leila .tri 8s It is my sorrowful duty
,1 to
i13oFalls, Christian Baechler, Herly announce to you the death of my now FARMERS. CAN PRACT10E
dearly laved. father, the king In CONSERVATION.
this irreparable loss, which has so
suddenly fallen upon me and upon
the whole Empire, I am comforted
by the feeling that • I have 'the
sympathy of my future subjects,
who will -mourn with the f t,)r:s their
beloved sovereign, whose owe
happiness was found in sharing
and promoting theirs. I have
ost not only a father's love, hut
1the affectionate and intimatr+ re
Jettisons of a dear friend and adviser.
No less confident am 1 in tin
universal loving sympathy which
i; fissured to MY densest mother it
her everlasting ;grief.
"Standing here a little mon
Boweld.
Jr I11 Theela Smith, Louise Re-
gier, Isidore Smith,
Sr 1I Silas McFalls, Clanton
Wildfong, Pearl Witmer. Herbert
Dabus.
Pt II Willie Wit se',
Sr pt I Tena Reg.er.1» is Retiier
Tador Smith Rosetta Dabus, Rhine -
man Howald.
Jr pt I Garnet Wildfong, Wesley
Witmer,
Class A Lila Gingericli, Herbert
Neeb, Alex Dalms, Sinton Smith,
Luella Baeohler. Miss Sparks,
Teacher.
BLAKE
Canada, being a nation of farm-
ers, has to pay a very large seed
bill each year. Last year our
crops called for 33,000,000 bushels
If seed grain—wheat, oats and
barley, and we are constantly in-
't'ettsin_ aur agricultural acreage.
Tbis being so, the economy of
+owing gaud clean seed ie at once
tpparent. The advantages to be
clorived from it are like the . bre-
weds of a stun at' ntnney laid out at
compound interest—they are
cumulative in their effect and Grow
n ever increasing ratio, Some
:ears ago a competition was carried
than nine yeasts ago onr belnrt'a ,,n it, simu. 4<.0 places in c,'a.nack tl)
'1.0 j'.iq whi.tt.. tha t:t•ttt•J r„rt,tlt-+ of
t[:un:* ele'tu pure seed \.1,01.1 be
it we rwa:tum from the r(•sn1t;,.
(1'tain1.1 from it, vt1 find that our
%...[iyield :'tst year would Mint'
been increased 1'y 1110.0,+).`..)t#'•:
h'Lal)els bad etea.n vigorous >.t'ed
been slowed on r'vt---y acre rncler
cultivation. Now, tiOo hush -
(it grain w 'Ul,l fill ,i..,('ii miles Of
ra..itwur ::rata clrs. it is such a
Mr, and Mrs. Walter .Arness of 1. itlg c1e:,l;ittai th'ct•, u4 itlr,s, as tit(,:rc•
Ingersoll paid our burg -a Visit San- Nvo h:c+atl2 in his b.'dy ho tv.)uld
day, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A mork for. ti:r, g:!utl „itd amelir+ra
Efigboffer. tion of his )I:')n'n, 1 ao11 warp th'[t
Meso1's. S�)tlrlie arid Douglas,
the opinion o: rho 1.,,b li,' mai, ,r, is
local horse buyers, left Clinton on that 1111• (toev.,i00 lrts 1,('7(11 ttir.il
Wednesday with two car of horses, carred nut. T,) t'n•ivav;n' t'} fol
At a meeting of the Presbytery low his tu, tet",2 ([ 1 cit the sane
held in Brucefield on Tuesday last, time t!2 1 , t(l 1 tee r,.nstitutin=ltal
Rev, Mr. Davitlsoa deniiiect for ;.•nyel•nt+IF1,T 11f ri_t',' 001,11214 wits to
certain to leave the ,Varna and the ea. "i a of,:. , (11 1)mv life ”
Bi:tke GQngri [`tions. R ' 11 "r. r.+ ), sensible I+(, at the 1[ti'�;,' tt , 7[Lrit 1C .1. leen,,.01:this
leave about June 14t.
very lir•' 1.1 , i ,3 1oiilt0' .:hie.lr 11(71111 1%.1 t'nu)t)iHl 0ntl licit. at any
have fallen et), t inc. T know that rate, it goes to shorn that• it v.oul 1.
Mr. ,T, A. lwituison delivered a ,i r , , +, , ,'., ,
fine bunch of cattle to Mr. Me• l can rely n;2"n 1 trt)n.t.t ut• ar-1
its.y our ii[rm. r: to , [ pta�ti alar'
Arthur of 13.ensall, on Thursday, [tpuu Vie 1)('(?1)1"' of these tsln:l(ls [ +;:,,;t
the l:incl of s( erl ti1tsy so;v.
21"rU Cit [)1 t• ('r+'t'itnion� bF?C'onCl 1i)('
For next wt week t'•tll5'•, bed ;:pringfi
Miss E. D. Slterritt, who.has re. 1'4;11,1:
t,1 s fol' ii;tnr lu ii) in +b r• Cli Cbtarlt['
method on the farm here attending tit tii't' Eti'(la tit" Cl1,. )., ttnll .or • J�v :n 1i2r :�1, i( at 1 urtleib'M,
to the stook since the family left
ter 43crisall s•,•t;e time ago, tarn:ul „� ,,,� ,_ _„„,,,,. .,.,.,,..n...rr.w...... ,.o-- -�^
the bovines to grass and left on `
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Commenting on the existing 1)0 l• {( IIII f
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11l+ . r1
situation in Great Britain, be -
tore
l II t) fl, ell -b
'� 1:��... , vre..1J[,,.lt
I%
house. is
I k `liil t� 11i,1i'1° Vac neces-
+ ii,, sary protect-
r I ive coating of
1'} good paint.
SIEIFIl`'1. gi!LIMEd,""`
PA INT
is the safest, best, and most eco-
yiomtcal good paint made. It's
best because made from best muter -
IP A 1,1 -J` ,E..,...
Co:1 t.
teal
r
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had
tore newU of the King'S cleat
In.'c1t1 received. rIhe Springfield.
Penublieati said that "the moment
the hereditary principle is swept
away in the Lord:: the Hereditary
kingship must be deprived of one
of ito firinest prons. For .years it
has been supposed that republican-
ism was dead. in great Britain, but
within the next two decades the
situation in this t'eyl)eet may pro -
foetidly change."
The Now York Outlook, also
writing before the Ding's death,
and merely with. the general pelit.•
cal situation in mind, :+ttid that re -
1 fusnl by. the Lords to he share of
'their power of legislation, drily Pre
cfl)ltatn "a crisis whith inay add a
new and perhaps 1'0Volutionar,
hrtpter to the constitutional .his
tory or England."
Bora
Tu.t.;FR—At th' Parr Line Stanley,
on the 11 th inst.,' to Mr
)ird 1 s, Webster Turner, a
•Vit
ii
fats— pure lead, pure zinc, and pure
r linseed oil. It's safest, because these
n. materials are all carefully tested
for purity before being used.
It's most economical because it covers
most surface to the gallon, and wears
longest. Color Cards and Color sues
gestion i free,