The Herald, 1910-12-02, Page 7FIRST CLASS TILE
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inch, If you need any call, write
or telephone to John Foster, Zur-
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MAIN STREET
directly West of Dominion House
Ready to supply you with just tt
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JEWELLERY for HOLIDAY
GIFTS,
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Thimbles, Fobs,
Necklets, Watches
Brooches, Bracelets,
Veil Pins, Collar
Pins. Everything
in this 1_ ine.
COME ALONG, We will
try to PLEASE YOU.
F. W. HESS,
HBc WELLER
G. R. HESS, Assistant.
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WE TAKE this opportu-
nity of wishing our
Customers a Happy
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
fur 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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BLAKE
Mr, P. Manson has lost two
valuable horses, this last two
weeks.
Mr. 'Wm. Finlay hada colt fall
into a well last week, but with
the assistance of the neighbors it
was removed not much the worse.
Mr. Wm, Hall a former black.
smith here returned to give our
village a friendly call. He has a
good position out West.
Mr. Menno Oesch Sr., is poorly
at present but we hope to hear of
his early recovery.
Messrs, Alex and Ford sons of G.
(parks, are home from the West.
Miss Sara Allan has been spend.
ing a few holidays, with friends in
Galt.
Mr. A. T. Douglas is having the
phone installed.
Butchering is now the order of
the day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ronnie were
visiting friends in Exeter, this
week.
Christmas is drawing near and
we are all joyfully looking forward
to the festive season.
Mr. R. N. Douglas is having
loads of fowl delivered this week.
Word was received this week
from Hamilton announcing the
death of the only surviving sister
of Mr. R. .Allan. Robert Jr. left on
Wednesday to attend the funeral
to be held Thursday.
Mrs. Swavze left on Wsdnesday
for Michigan, where she intends
spending the winter with her
daughters.
While engaged in threshing
clover for J. Steokle on Tuesday, a
spark from the engine blew into
the driving house where it ignit-
ed some corn and, before being
noticed, gained such headway that
it was impossible to save the build.
ing which contained the implements
all of which except the mower was
consumed, together with an ad-
joining pig pen It was with great
difficulty that the barn was saved,
and had it not been fer the heroic
efforts of those present Mr. Steck-
le's loss would have been a heavy
one had the season's crop, the feed
and stock been destroyed.
DRYSDALE
Mr. Jerry Corriveau will soon be
able to move into his new dwelling.
Dame Rumor predicts that
wedding bells will soon be heard in
the neighborhood. :If things con-
tinue zontracts for dwellings will
be in order by Spring. Rush
ahead, so many bachelors are a
menace to the community.
Mr. W. J. Howard attended the
funeral of the late Wm. Sharp,
on Monday.
Miss Celina Durand spent Sun-
day, at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Brenner visit-
ed at the home of Ran Bros., laet
Sunday.
Mr. Jas Allan, of Blake makes
some pleasant calls on friends, in
this neighborhood quite often,
Farmers are trying hard to
complete their pionglain g even
though i t be rather we.; on top.
Mr. Thos. f*novden has the
telephone installed in his barn
Tom snys this will do for a short
time but intends to have better
things soon.
The quicker a cold is gotten rid
of the less the danger from pneu-
monia and other serious diseases.
Mr. B., W. L. Hall, of Waverly,
Va., says : "I firmly believe Cham-
berlain's Cough Remedy to be
absolutely the best preparation on
the market for colds. l` have
recommended it to my friends and
they all agree with mo.•' For
s ,le by all dealers.
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others are being judged.
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CO.,
P. O. Box 5002,
-it Chicopee Falls,
Mass.
EXETER
R. E. Pickard and family have
returned from the West ou Tues-
day last.
Willis Powell is confined to the
house through illness, but his con-
dition is improving.
The annual Bazaar of the Trivitt
church will be hold on Deo, 9th,
The local staff of the Mo]sons
bank have had their salaries ad-
vanced recently,
The town's tax rate is 43t nlilis
this year. The new waterworks
improvements are responsible for
the increase, but is money well
,s pent.
"I had been troubled with con-
stipation for two years and tried.
all of the best physicians in
Bristol, Tenn., and they could (10
nothing for me," writes. Thos. E.
Williams, Middleboro. Kyr. "Two
packages of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets cured me," For
sale by all dealers.
PROGRAMME FOR THE WIN-
TER FAIR
The Ontario Provincial Winter
]fair at Guelph will be opened to
the public on Monday morning.
Dec 5th, when all the exhibits. will
he in place by 10 a m. The sessions
to be devoted to judging are as
follows : HORSES Monday, 2p in
and 8.30 p m ; Tuesday 8'p m, Wed-
desday 2 p m ; Thursday 10 a m and
7,30 n m; Friday 10 a m and 2 p in.
BEEF CATTLE : Monday 3,30 p m
and 7.30 p m ; Tuesday 10,a m and
1.30 p m SHEEP Monday 2 p m;
Other classes, Tuesday 10 am, POU
LTRY: Monday 1 p m Tuesday 8
a m and 1,30 pax ; Wednesday 8.30
a rn. The judging will be more in-
teresting than ever this year on ac-
count of the large ntun.ber of en-
tries. In the horse department the
exhibits of heavy horses will ex -
coed those of last year. Of Clydes-
dales and Shires alone there will be
154 horses. In Beef Cattle the ex-
hibits will be almost twine ns many
as last year. The Sheep and Swine
also have large olaeses, and in the
Poultry .Department there will be.
5000 birds on exhibition,
Sessions for practical addresses
will begin on Tuesday, Deo 6th az
3u p to 'There will be an address
on °'Clover Seed Production in On-
tario" by T G Raynor ; "The Pro
duction of Alfalfa Seed ir. Ontario'
by Prof C A Zavitz, and eLessons.
for Ontario Farmers in. Seed Pro-
duction; Based en Obsa veltlons`
made in Europe" by Geo 13 Clark,
Dominion Seed Commissioner, Ot-
tawa. Special attention will be
given on Tuesday evening to the
"Production and Marketing of
Eggs"D At 7 30 p m Prof W R
Graham will give an address on
the "Production of Eggs" He will
be followed by J A Gunn of Mon-
treal with the subject of "The
Dealers' Difficulties in Marketing
Eggs" and the session will close
with an address on "Cooperation
in the marketing of Eggs" by J H
Hare, Whitby, On Wednesday
morning, Dec 7th, the addresses
will have special reference to Hor
ses Dr F C Grenside, Guelph will
take up "The Training of Horses"
H Smith, manager Union Stock
Yards, .Toronto, will explain the
"Different Types of Horses and
their market values." The class?•
fieation of Horses at Shows" will
he discussed by John Bright, Myrt-
le Station and J Guardhouse.
Highfield. From 1 30 to 3 30 on
Wednesday afternoon the time will
be devoted to the following aadres-
ses : "The Beef Cattle Industry in
Ontario" by T McMillan, Seaforth
and J Campbell, Woodville ."Tho
Revised Act for the Protection of
Sheep and Taxation of Dogs" by
Lieut•Col. R. McEwen, Byron;
"Swine Experiment" by' Prof G E
Day, Guelph. Beginning at 3 30
on Wednesday afternoon, Dec 7th,
there will be series of addresses
on Live Stock Feeds and Feeding
This series will be introduced by 0
C James, deputy Minister of Ag-
riculture, with an address on "The
Poorest and Best in Crop Produc
tion" He will be followed by Prof
0 A Zavitz whose subject will be
"Pastures and Supplementary fed.
der Crops" On 'Thursday morning
beginning at 10 a ni, the address will
be "Growing Roots" by' R, S Stev.
enson, Ancaster ; "Storage and
Feeding of Roots" by J Et Grisdale
Ottawa. "Growing and reeding of
Barley' by Prof 0 A Zavitz Guelph
On Thursday afternoon the subject
"Corn" will be taken up under four
divisions, Tlie lectures will close
on Thursday afternoon with ad-
dressess on "Paying for Milk by
Cheese Factories According to the
Percentage of Butter. Fat reed
Casein in the Milk" by Prof FI H
Dean Guelph, and Frank .ferns,
Chief Dairy Instructor, London;
"The Care of Milk on the F arni"
by G 1:1 .Safer Chiet of Dairy Br,+nob
Ottawa. "Unclerdraining" by Prof
W END, y Guelph. The last tv,o of
these t ddresses will be illuti:rated
by stereopticon views.
11 ere!
1 am ready with a full Stook of
Deering Implements in my wareroom
Opposite the Town all
A full supply of Wheel -barrows; Extension ladders,
and will keep a complete stock of the leading makes
of Plows and Points; Dairymaid Cream Separators,
Wagons and Sleighs.
Give me a ..0 it
and see if I can't satisfy you. If I am not at home call at the
Zurich Feed Store—they will show you my Stook. See our
Clover Leaf . Manure S ,reader
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before you bay. These Goods are SECOND TO _NONE,.
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We take eggs, cash or any kind of grain
in exchange for flour or anything we sell.
hand.
Oil Cake, Bibby erearn eco Div=
alert, Flax Seed, whole and ground.
All kinds of Feecl and Grain always on
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Nursery Stock
For Spring slivery
Strong. straight trees with good tops and an ab-
undance of fibrous roots. Every tree gaaranl'eed
strictly first grade and true to name.
Our assortment of Apples is complete. We never
had such a fine lot of trees in this line.
Send in list of stock wanted, stating quantity.
We will quote you special prices. Ask for
Catalogue. Take the Agency.
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RIDGEVILLE,
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The different railways are selling
round trip tickets to Guelph for
single fare on each day from Dec,
3rd to 9th, inolusive. Tickets are
good to return up to and including
Dec 12.
D ASHWOOD
At the election of officers for
the Y. P. A , on Tnesday night rhe
following wore elected to the
different offices for the coming
year. President isirs. L. K. Eic'.t,
1st Vice Pre< , i'lista Tillie Millar,
2nd vice Miss Maida Routledge,
3rd vice Miss Ethel Kellerman,
Oh vice Miss Ada Siebert. See-
retary Leonard Kellerman. Treas-
urer Norman Kellerman, Organist
iVtiss Ida Goetz. Assistant organ-
ist Miss Ada Siebert, Rev. L. K.
Eidt Was elceted to represent the
Y. P. A. on the committee appoint-
ed to purchase the new organ.
Miss Beaver from the l4th Con.,
i;; at preeeut visiting at Wm,
Snell's
Mr, Jos Wambold made a bust.
noes trip to London, on _Tuesday.
The contract for lighting the
street lamps has been let to Wm.
Gossman, Wo hope he may make
a success of the same.
Miss Della Brown of Crediton, is
at present visiting at clic home of
ars. Wm. Siebert.
Miss Salozne Tiernan had a rag
Sewing bee, on Tuesday night.
On Wednesday of this week t
eeieg the ?late Of Miss Bmms.
�allttas' biethltay a p'lrev in lienor
of the ocettssion was gotten up by
E, M, Brokenshire and Miss Dor-
ethia Tide -tamer at " which some
forty of their young friends were
invited. Needless to stay a most
enjoyable time was spent by all,
Mr. Louis Kleinstiver hurt his
wrist the other day, while at
hntoherinae which causes hire. Touch
incenvenionoe, We trust it may
anon be ••l -,f- "ever
Rev. ._, . • ere.: ii; .. t., „tie
l-iilt Cur.?:... es.: ,;ea. an -
da: ft,.,n'f:.,..
When women get tiie ballot if a
handseree runti h+g„' st aL
pretty girl wtutt trill be .lie result?
All the w -_,men will vote for the
handsome man, and all the men
will vote tor the pretty girl. Htze•
bands and -wives will quu.rret ovt;n
the affair. and the divorce courts
will be choker. with trade. It,
looks dangerous.
Clubbing rates...
•FL” We have re' -dc arraiigenients
to offer ille felle. sting low clubbing,
rates with Tee 1.1 autane :
Daily Globe , . $ 4,25
„ Mail 65 Empire 4.25
Weekly '*lobe . , 1.60 1
„ Mail & 1Empire LBO
Berlietr" ill .:'itl (German) 2.50
Ft'ttnul;y' Herald tet Star 1.75
Daily A•]vcrfi;et ?.;5
Weekly AdvortL er 1,50
Weekly Sun • 1,75
Farmer's .Ativocate 2.2tj