The Herald, 1910-11-04, Page 5FIRST CLASS TILE
I have a large supply of the very
best tile on hand, from 2.i in. to six
inch. If you need any call, write
or telephone to John Foster, Zur-
ich, Brick and Tile yards. ] 1 tf,
ove'.
SHOD An STOCK
MAIN STREET
directly West 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,
JEWE L:LER
G• R. HESS, Assistant.
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E TAKE this opportu-
nity of wishing our
Customers a ]Happy t4
Fog and Prosperous New Year,
?5 and thank each and all for
having made the past year 2
175 our most prosperous yeart4
since we have been in busi-
ness. We ask you again
for your hearty support
for 1910, and we will do St
our best to merit it, by
•giving you value for your s
money.
Re N. DOUGLAS9
General Merchant, 13 L A K E. '
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DASHWOOD
Rev. G W. Ray. who lectured in
the Evangelical church last Thurs•
day night on South America, will
ag:,in oc tbe evening of Nov. 10th,
appear before an audience in the
Evangelical church in this place.
On this occasion he will interest
those present with limelight views
of the people and places in South
America, tbe country in which he
labored for thirteen years as a
Missionary and Government Ex-
plorer. l'he admission foe is the
same as at the previous lecture 15
cerate for adults, and 10 cents for
children.
Rev. L, K. Eidt condcicted the.
funeral of the infant child. of Mr,
and Mrs. Henry Schacle of the
Sauble Line, on Tuesday. Mr. and
Mrs. Se,hade will have the sym:
pathy of the community in the loss
they have sustained in the death
of their little one.
Mr. E. M. Brokenshire visited
friends in Heiman on Sunday last.
Rev. M. J. Ball of Clinton will
occupy the pulpit in the Evangel.
lical church, next Sunday morning
He will speak in the English las
gunge, and it will be in the inter -
tan', of tit.i cause.
Mr. Henry Guenther lost one of
his best livery horses Monday
morning by blood poisoning.
Quito a number from here at-
tended the auction sale held at W,
R.nby'e nn Tuesday and also at D.
Allen's on Wednesday. Good pric-
es prevailed.
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MEAT MARKET
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WE keep in stock a
" full line of fresh
meats, hams, etc. ete
Our cuts are noted.
for their tenderness
and wllolesolneness.
Our aim is to keep
nothing but the best.
We make our own
sausages.
Give us a call.
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of Rupture from infancy to
old age, without operation
or loss of time.
ACT AT ONCE
and remove the daily dan-
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in coupon and send to
Retern to
S. S. Slows.
88 Caledonia St.
Stratford
Dept, R. Ont.
Name
Address
Age Time 'Pup
Single or doable . ..
Satisfaction guaranteed
EM'S'^
TEACHING A PARROT
By distractions and amuse en.
the mind is refreshed and invigor-
ated ; but abuse of tem leads to
dissipation, and dissipation to
vice.
To be sensibly dressed is to give
freedom to one's movements and
sufficient warmth - to protect
against sudden ehan] es of tempera-
ture.
rCone, Cholera nna
Chamberlaaf S f,Tlorrhoea Remedy.
Never fails Pima env, xt maY save fete,
13L.I46CE
The following Is tbe report of
U S S No 9 Stanley, for October,
IV Mary J. Meyers, Annie
Brennertnan, Enimta Bechler.
III Sophia Oescli, John Meyers,
Rachael Gasoho.
Sr II Nancy Brennerman, Alberta
L inlay, ulara Zapfe.
Jr II Gladys Douglas, Ecigie
Finlay, Pearl Moyer..
Pt 11 (a) John Moyer, Ada Mey-
ers, Ruth Zirk.
Pt II (b) Laura Oesob, Sarah
Erb, Eva Boyes
Pt I (a) Carl MaClinchey, Herbie
Moyer, Gordon Zirk,
Pt I (b) Ruth Schrag, Mattie
Kennel, Mary Gingerich.
Mr. and Mrs. John Allan of Fair -
grove, Mich., are visiting a sick
brother here, this week.
Don't try to teach Polly to talk
unless she is perfectly tame and
quite confiding. Begin on a one
•syllahled word. without "th" or
"ch" in it ; then let her pronounce
her name. Repeat the word you're
trying to teach her endlessly and
always inexactly the same tone of
voice. If, as sometimes happens,
Polly enn't bo taught to talk repeat
over and over again a whistle, a
catcall or any other unusral sound
This will teach her to imitate, and
s'he nia.y from that go to repeating
words and sentences.
i Coiie, Cholera a�,..,
• .Cha.ltil rsa11r1 0 Diarrhoea Rerned�
Never fans. Buy it now. .at mar ave hits
HOW TO STERILIZE WATER
Mr. John Freokleton left on
Friday, to join John and Norman
Johnston of New Ontario, and in-
tends with them. to work in the
woods for the winter.
Mr. R. N. Douglas spent Thanks-
giving with friends in London and
vicinity.
Mr. Norman Boyes, of London
Normal spent Thanksgiving with
his parents here.
The constantly increasing de.
•mandefor pure water and far some
method by means of which t1 's can
be obtained renders the recent room-
munioation made by Prdf'essor
Paterno to the Reale Academia del
Lincel'especially interesting. Pro-
fessor Paterno has suggested a
process for the purification of
drin'kirne, water which constitutes a
great step forward in the st .dy of
this -imortant problem.
From nut -norms and •es:tensive
experiments made by this a'u'thor it
appears that by adding to impure
water, even that containing patho-
genianticrobes, an extremely small
ouantit?; of chloride of ;liver there
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This November number begins
the sixth year for Canadian Home
Journal of Toronto, which it cele-
brates by greatly enlarging the
magazine. We compliment the
publishers upon the strength of
purpose that has maintained such
high quality in 3,vorkmanship and
contents while success was yet to
be proved.
It is no slight undertaking to
build up a Canadian magazine in
opposition to the many foreign pub-
lications that have been long es.
tablished here. To secure the best
class readers xa very high standard
of excellence 'mug, be 'reached and
maintained at whatever post.
The Jottreal i§ strap lent only in
the departments of vs*omen's special
interests, but in dealing with gen,
eral subjeots it is thorough and
helpful. A. good example are the
articles on home building, plann-
ng and decoration in this number.
They are evidently planded by
authorities on the subject and are
not only artistic but practical, giv-
ing suggestions on furniture, hang-
ings, mouldings, and wall paper
that will harmonize.
We wish for this magazine of
osis owes country the greatest pos.
afble -saccess, May it show as
great improvement during this
accomplished thE' complete. disin- F coming year as in the year just
fection of the water. For ends pur 5 <Vtanvicted,
pose'two milligrams or at most two
and one half milligrams of the
S:iM�•�{i�4M�ir.
is the number of new names we want to add
to our subscription list, and to accomplish
this we will send The Herald to any address
in Canada, to the end of the year,
chloride ere sufficient to a soletely .MAZKET RlePORT,—The fol.
sterilize a. liter of water and to
eliminate every danger of infection
The process is so simple that one
cannot expect any improvement up-
on it in the future, It may be used
by any one and in every condition
,of life, the sterilization being com-
plete afar a few minutes, ten at
the most, and no apparatus being ,
necessary beyond a small vial with
a solution of chloride of silver.
The water keeps the flavor and
all of its properties without modi-
fication, only undergoing a slight
whitening which disappears after a
m'•,c;urs of "epnse. Water puri-
,
U 1 �•,q rueana4 of boiling, ozone and
all c,t" prccesoes known up to
•' •, ]r. stint teen exposed to the
air soon becomes impure, whereas
the process of Professor Paterno
keeps the water pure for many
mantes.—Itc,nle Tribune.
Agric . It ;ra
Savings and
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IIEA.D OFFICE
LONDON - - ONTARIO
Money advanced on good
Farm Mortgages,
Prompt attention given
to applications for loans,
E ZE1..LER,Zurich.
Dewing is the report of Zurich
market corrected up te. Thursday,
Baxley n ,..... 42 to 4.5
.3 i;rn ,<<<...<. < 20,00
Shorts–. - .... 22 00 22.03
Oats <.
.Five Roses flour
Puniep . ............
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THE HERALD, Zurich
The growth of the moving l
.picture business in Canada has i
been marvellous. In Toronto
alone there are said to be forty
moving picture shows and seven
more about to start business, This
will make one show for every
seven thousand of the population
.Other carnelian pities are nearly as
well supplied, while there are few
towns or villages in which a show
is not to be found. And it is s sin
ae as rule the business is remark. '
ably remunerative, as the shows
are universally so well patronized.',
The demand for films is so great
That it is difficulty it can be met,
the fact that 'Ir. Edison, the in-
ventor realizes about eight thous-
and dollars a week as his royalty
on these filets shows the demand
there is for them and it is said that
over three millions dollars a month
are paid for them.
TRAGEDY IN HORSEDOM.
A .grievious event happened
en.e day recently on it farm near
Cenifton, when "Dan," an aged
and superannuated horse, de•
libercttely committed suicide, After
being a faithful old servant fc r
many years and fearing the ap-
proach of another winter, he ,
jumped upon a picket fence and
injured himself, but was soon
fixed up by the farrier. But Dan's
will was too strong to be baulked
in that way, so he put his head
into an opening in a rail fence, '
and throwing himself was stra.ng]•
ed to death,—Ontario Belleville,
The western railrcad s are seal
hard at work moving:the crop, but
it is said many of the: farmers are
holding the wbeat from the mark,
et. One of the line elevater con's,
polies states that at vatiens inning
it is holdine $,bout 1 000 000 baahels
of whom , rat a,4;t no
directions t Fed. 'i'he "•'hers
are e.vicl.-n`!y ". it ent l,Hbef
tnat
before tb:.a psi crop is ready,
Getting into the Home
Women buy more than
two-thirds the morciiari-
dise sold in retail stores
and everywoman reads
the Classified Want Ads.
Our paper goes into the
homes and then Want
AdS. will,reach the
Spenders.
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