HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1910-06-24, Page 5FIRST GLASS TILE
I have a large supply of the eery
best tile on hand, from 2e in. to six
inch, If you need any call, write
or telephone to John Foster, Zur-,
ioh, Brick and Tile yards, n tf,
TT0d! ovedi
SCOP AND STOCK
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me y. 1?. A. of the Evangelikti'l
cleteech.. will bile their strawberry
festival r?r+ir,n(1t>y evening June
27111, in-tk ad of the 24th as was
einem) oed bet ore. supper will be
served from 6 to 8 p. tn. A choice
program and lots of etre-wherries
but the event of the evening will
be the +ruction. Bale of the 3333
name quilt. Colne and seo your
name on the quilt.
r Cotte C9tN^'i n^o
Cii�.aY�1i'eberii�..1i9 a tplgr.aWuea Irciu,•r:y.
Weyer fails. Rey it nnw. it may save fife,
HENS/41-l-
MAIN STREET,
directly West of Dominion House
Ready to supply you with just c.
—little bit the Nicest—
JEWELLERY for HOLIDAY
GIFTS.
Pings, 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. o ESS,
JEWELLER
G. R. HESS, Assistant.
UO eZAD O D OCU U ygD GIOD OD aSD 4 D OSEED O D OFm O D 03An O Icy
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nity of wishing our
Customers a 6Happy
and Prosperous New Year,
and thank each and all for
1 having made the past year
our most prosperous year
esince we have been in busi-
b ness. We ask you again
for your hearty support
for 1910, and we will do
our best to merit it, by 1
giving you value for your e
money.
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Quito a number from
tended the Seaforth
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Albert T. Ingram a native of
Hensall died at Vancouver recent-
ly at the age of about 40 years,
Be left here about 20 years ago.
•
here at-
racee on
Tars, Owen Geiger and son
liam were visitors in Toronto, last
week.
W. R Hodgins a former resident
of Hensall is laid up in Winnipeg
Hospital, with a badly broken arm.
W. Passmore has the contract
for street watering at thirty-four
cents per tank.
Tho members of the Hensall Gun
Club would like to arrange a friend-
ly match with the Zurich boys.
11, 3. Billings the former popular
manager of the Bfolsons,Bank, here,
bas been promoted from Forest to
Ridgetown .
Our baseball team gave Exeter a
trimming a few nights ago. Score
9-5.
S. Cooper of Clinton has the con-
tract of building the new hotel, R
Cudmore will do the mason work.
A young man entered ai hotel in
Aberdeen with a dog, and attracted
a good deal of friendly interest.
from an Irishman, who inquired
what kiwi of a The
owner looked the questioneit r inso-
lently up and down, and then
replied with, a drawl --"rt is
Dross between an ape and an lrisb•
man." ,Faith, thin, we're both
related to it," was the ready retort,
Not All Silver Linin to the School
Book Cheapness
Announcement is made of the
issue of a fresh lot of cheap school
books in Ontario, and again Sir
James Whitney is hailed as "a
man who keeps hie word " Some
criticism was offered 'against the
first batch of books. They were
objected to on the ground that
they formed a standing advertise-
ment for a certain departmental
store ; also that much of the matter
which they contained was poorly
selected. The price at which they
aro offered to the public is indeed
very low, but it so happens that
the firm publishing them was
su-
p
plied with plates by be
ment, which left the said publish-
ing firm nothing to do save the
presswork and binding in addition
to furnishing the paper. Naturally
this would bring down the price
yery materially. but the cost of the
plates must be paid for, if not by
the people directly, then by the
people through the Government in-
directly . Should there be no bet
ter management shown in connec-
tion with the issueof a second in-
stalment of new books, there will
be very little reason for
th praise. 3ov
ernment to expect public
One detail of the announcomentre
the issue of a fresh lot of new
books has an ominous sound; it is
that one of Toronto's departmental
stores has tendered successfully
for the publication of some of them
DOUGLAS,
General Merchant, 13 L A K D.
,4001LLODOI11111DODONDO W D®OD[IIINDODf17DODOD®Oii
aseZU:RICH
MEAT MARKET
WE keep in stock a
`I full line of fresh
meats, hams, etc. etc
Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness.
Our aim is to keep
laothing but the best.
We make our own
sausages.
• Give us a call_
YUNGLUT
BEICHERT•
UPT
CURED
IRE
At your home, without
pain, danger or operation,
or loss of time. This is
not a Truss Cure.
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 oomo? Fill in coupon:
Age Time Rup
What side Rup • • • .. .
Name
Address......
Retern to
J• S. SMITH,
88 Caledo• nia
Stratford
Dept, R. Ont.
EXETER
i 1:4: t= 1.7.))
iA. sra.11 quantity of White Cap Yellow Dent
and MSS Corn left. Best brands of Millet
and Iungarian Grass Seed at lowest prices.
TURNIP SEEDS: Canadian Gem, Excelsior,
Elephant, Jumbo and Greystone. Also the
Famous .A.berdeen for early winter feeding.
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International Stock Food : International Poultry
Food : Pratt's Animal Regulator : Hackney
Heave Powder : Haihn's Celebrated Hog Cholera
Preventive,
A Full Stock of fresh groceries,, Royal House-
hold, Milverton, Exeter, Parkhill, and Hensall Flours
always on hand.
SALT 200LB FOR 95 CENTS.
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The electric light poles and wires
have been all put into good shape,
which add to the appearance of the
streets.
Tares Willis and wife, of
Marlette, Mich., are visiting
relatives here.
The 33rd regiment, F. Co about 30
strong are attending the annual
camp at Carling's Heights,
London.
Our baseball team played a game
with Fullerton lest week and won
with a snore of 4-3:
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Special services are being con-
ducted in Caven Presbyterian
church,` this week: •
Railway rhetters are gaiet at
present although it is expected that
the St. Marys and Western will
shortly be expended to this town.
REASON ENOUGH.
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The general public will take notice that I am doing busineos in
Exeter in the line of purchasing all kinds of scrap.
Highest arket Prices Paid for
Scrap Iron,. Rags, Rubbers, Horse=
Hair, Copper, Etc.
All purchases to be delivered to 3. PREETER'S HARDWARE,
ZURICH, where the cash willel bt e
paid or sr trade store, prompt leGmln Or Orders
for
collection of scrap may
will be given.
Believers ill the "strong, pur-
poseful, independent" woman of
to -day will find significant the
following anecdote of a Chinese
missionary. This missionary was
taking tea with a mandarin's eight
wives The Chinese ladies examin-
ed her clothing, her hair, her teeth.
and so on, but her feet especially
amazed them.
.»Why," one cried, -"yoll can
walk and run as well as :a. rem!"
to be.sure," seen the mis-
si0nwry, '
Cam you ride a horse and swim,
too'?"
nYes."
"Then you must be as
a+riia n?"
"I am."
"And you wouldn't let a
bent you, -not even if he
your ltusband, -would you?"
-Indeed, I wouldn't," said the
missionary.
The mandariu'seight ladies leek
ed tit one another•., nodding their
heads. Then the ,eldest said soft
ly.
-Now 1 understand why the.
foreign devil never has more than
one wife. lie is ;'raid.
REASONS FOR BUM A
DE LAVAL
De Laval separators save enough
over any gravity ereaming of milk
in butter -at, cluaiily of cream,
sweet rkimmilk, rubor, time and
h ouble to pay for themselves every
six months.
De Laval separators save enough
over other separator in closer sepa-
ration, running heavier. and srxno-
d:ler ceeam, skimming cool milk,
greater capacity, easier cleaning:
easier running and less repa;rs to
pay for themselves every yex.r.
Improved De Laval separators
save enough over I)e Laval machin-
es of five or twenty-five years ago
in more absolutely thorough separa-
tion under all conditions, greater
capacity. easier running, and
greater simplicity to pay for them-
selves every two years.
De Laval separators are not only
superior to others but at same time
cheapest in proportion to actual
capacity, and they last from five to
ten times longer. .
These are the reasons why the
world's experienced separator viers
including 93 per cent of all cream-
erymen, use and endorse the Do
Laval separators.
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SALES AGENT
Blake P. 0., Ont.
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M. WEXLER. : JUNK DEALER, : EXETER
PARROT CAUSES AN ACCIDENT I
strong as
Born
Woodstock Sentinel Review :-A CUJRRIE--At Hillsgreen, on the 14th
inst., to Mr. and Mas • Archie
peculiar accident occurred near the tt a daughter.
Broadway school today. The driver
Cu,of a bread wagon left his rig stand-
ing in front of a house where there
was a parrot. The parrot noticing
the horse unattended "Back na to
show off its training.
it called out. The obedient horse
d up. The .parrot called out
morn
was
Bache "Th® horse back:
"Back Yip" again;°
ed up some more. The parrot the head on a level with the bo ri
kept on calling "back up," and the His clothes lss cold
should
then ed ver his,
be 11 the bread an
d
SUNSTROKE.
In case of a sunstroke, whether
the victim is a child or adult, her
should be taken to a shady spe
•
and placed in a reclining position,.
horse kept on obeying ti
wagon went over the side of thead and upset t on a steep incline."Get
eo
face and head, and the whole bras
rubbed with ice. In case of p
19 hot -
Then the parrot called out tration it is bes
up " but the poor horse, tkough he cloths, or plasters to the head andi
did his best simply couldn't and it feet.
took eight men to put the wagon Ii crying about;
on its wheels and on the road again . What are you cry ,
No great damage was done, except Freddy :�
and I
to the feelings of the driver, ' ++I got licked twice today."
those he relieved to some extent at I t'How was that?" tin, I teed'
the expense of the ,parrot, which, c1adT ac
dad went pee, canedhrah-tate
her an' an' the teacher licked, d;•id'
an' dad carne home an' wallo,teil
me."
As a train was approaching a
station the other day it parted in
the middle, and, of course. the
communication cord snapped, they
end of it striking an old lady on,.
FALL 'FAIRS.
concerned.
A whisk broont is excellent, for
cleaning and dusting the mattress ;
the :earners of stairways:, for
dustiix4 away the grime from
under vadiators a nd in polishing
Ailsa Craig-. Sept.Oct. 4 22 and 2:3. stoves.
. ~.... and 5_ t Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
Blyth1f on are I the bonnet.
•What is the matter?" she ex --
claimed.
"Oh, the train is broken in two,"'
replied a gentleman who sat oppo-
site.
"1 should think so; too" respontl-
P I'tw 11 you s. ed. the old lady. looking at the
l ars they exnrge broken cord. "Dirt they" think a
d 7 drnaly lighted bit of pudding string like that
would hold a train Log.:thee
p� S C417C, Cholera am,
i >t�Etllllt�f'��irSil L,.a:risoea hrtxedy,
Never fails. pup it now. it may save 1110.
Brrgdep
Brussels
Dungannon ....•° ^ Se iOc• or and 28.
Elmira Sept. 19 and 20.
Oct. 1.
Set. 19„ 20, 21.
14Sept.anden
Oct. 6 and '
,Sept. 20 and 21,
Sept. 9-17..
Sept. 22 and 23.
Mitchell • . • • SS',ept. } t. 20 and 5 and 2116.
New Hamburg. Sept 9-17.
Ottawa » • • . .
Parkhill Oct. 4 and h.
Ripley Sept. 27 and 28
S*, Mary'sSept, 27 and 28.
Seaforth .... Sept. 22 and 2.
Ttivistonk Sept. 19 and 20.'.1
Wellesley .. p
•Oct. 4- y sold c a guarantee than y
Oct. 6 and '7.. net satisfied after using two-thirds
Exeter
Fordwich
Godertch . • -
Hamilton.
Kirkton
Listowel
Tendon
fencknow
of.a''.)e'ttle according to td.irections,
your "money will be refunded. It
is up to you to try. Sold by J.
j.
Kerner.
" said one man to an-
otherti from the
corridor ,of a convert
hall, •"1 envy that fellow' who was
singing."
••• Envy him!" colleen]. the other,
"Weil, if 1 were going to envy a
singer I'd select somebody with a
better t'oice. Hie wee alaont the
poorest I ever heard."
°fins not his vealCe i envy, man."
was the reply. "It'sihts tremend-
ous co•arage."
.Sept. 13 and 14-.:1 �IA,1'.KET REPORT -The fol-
Winghatu ...Sept. 29 30. 3mvinf; is the report of Zurich
Woodstock ,�...Sept. 21, 22, 23 arket•corrected. up to Thereday,a
Bailee? ......... • .. to 42,
Peas-. ...
OVER P55 YEARS • ......... • . 650
1,00
Q
EXPER!ENG . Bran. .............
Shorts.. -�3.Of1 2193 3.0 00
Oats.. .., 5 85
Wheat A 5
Hay...52.00
......, <. 5
Dried apples . , .... -0 n. 0
Clover seed ..-• x.025 200
Potatoes.,............ 17 i7
Butter.. . - 17 17
Eggs... .............. • • 8.80
Bogs liveweiget
HENSALL MARKETS
Cook's Beat Flour....... 2.75
Wheat l➢8 38
Oarts ..,.....
Barley
Peas
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