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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1911-10-13, Page 6a s. it tl ,TS 111 cls PC be g a IL b( L.3 of Hb fe• til re be. tip s}i , dm >uc a, cr pc �Tr ft nl. pQINDdDdldG DBaaDdDd IBIOGIDdasod DOIOLPaDaamd. 1 Sit up and. Take Notice 1 We have on display our New Prints, and Dress Goods. Almost everything you could wish for in Spring and Summer wear. Also our New Wall Papers, of the latest de - designs at popular pric- es. 1 Call and Inspect Before Purchasing 1 1 1 1 9 1 8 8 1 1 1 Ra N. DOUGLAS, a General Merchant, B L A K E. 8 DdmpdDd®dDdNlpd DatlNDdDdNINDd DdYaDdD®d ■■■ ZURICH ... MEAT MARKET 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 nothing but e best. We make o r own sausages. Give us a call. YUNCIBLUT & BEICHERT. 440o44a4444t4404040400440 EXETER 4 ••0 4004400040000004000004.000 Mr. S. Martin has purchased the cottage on James St., owned by Miss Frayne and will move there this fall. Mrs. E. A Folliok is in Goderioh this week, attending- the W. C. T U. convention. The contraot for laying the pipes for the waterworks system to supply the Grand Trunk, has been completed and a tank is being erected at the station, for the use, of the Grand Trunk. Mr. Mervin Hueston of Ashcroft, B, C., is home visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, H. E. Hueston. It is rumored that he will join the benedicts before his return west. Mrs. M. Millar (nee Miss B. Robinson) of Saskatoon, is visiting her parents. Mr, and Mrs. Robin- son, London Road South. Mrs, Quante and Miss Lida Quanoe visited Mrs. Samport at Crediton, the forepart of the week. Rev. E A Fear of Blyth, visited his daughter Mrs. W. S. Howey, on Monday. Miss Ethel Briokwood returned home on Monday. after a pleasant visit at Thedford. Mr. and Mrs. R. Seldon and family attended the wedding of the former's brother Mr. Arthur 0 a . Beldon at Ingersoll, on Tue d 9 Mrs Southcott, who Bilis Been at Homewood Sanitarium, Guelph, for treatment during the pasty few months returned home on Satur- day last much improved in health. Rev. E. Powell is at Toronto. in attendance at the Ecumenical conference now in session in that city Mrs. Jas. Willis of Marlette, Mich , is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T, Boyle. Mere we Are with the finest lot of goods ever shown in Zurich. Just received a large quantity to please any- body, so drop in and see. if T cant suit you. Also carry an immense No. of samples to choose from, All kinds of goods for trousers, dark or light prices low as possible. Laundry in Connection W. IL HOFFMAN tailor - ZURICH Farrnet s That Want THE BEST Call at The Massey - Harris Shop. Our Machines spea for themselves. We also. handle Olds Gasoline Engine, Jas. Whyte, Ag 't ....__ MASSEY-113ARRIS GO 04000000000000000000000004 • IMERWII3II 00440444404000000000000000 BLAKE is as follows :—R. L. Borden, Pre- liiier ; M, Burrell, Minister of Agri- culture : Dr. J. D. Reid, Minister The following report shows 'relative of Customs ; W. T• White, Minister of Finance • W B Nantel Minister standing of the pupils of U. S. S. no. 9,Stanley for September 5-tla:t; class Pearl 'McBride, • • Qdwiii, Ni holson,• Mary Tno Me 'ars tl;,,; lltiss of Inland Revenue ; Hon, R. Rogers .Minister of the Interior ; Hon. C. J. Doherty, Minister of Justice ; T. W - Crothers Minister of Labor clay his tax of $100 that ;660 or $s 70 or $80 of it is paid to repair the miseries and damages wrought by the rum traffic, and let every man and woman who loves truth and ' righteousness fight against such outrages and impositions, and throw off such cruel burdens. E. M Williams. Pres. Supt. Lorne Manson, Jacob .M.0-5.* ?'lalanu- Fon . J. l).. _Hazen, Marine anti 1 M Sr,ora era Fisheries' S Hughes Minister of On Monday morning Mr. H. Guen- ther was quite alarmed when he found some burnt paper and hay at the rear of his barn. The hay and paper and burnt snatches were placed in such a position as to give one the idea that someone had attempted to burn his barn, as it had been placed under the hay mow. After investigating it was supposed that some girls hacl used the paper and hay to make pumpkin lanterns. Miss Ethel Kellerman, left this week for Toronto, where she will at- tend Normal School. Mr. Michael Fenn and Master Graham of Parkhill, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kellerman, for a few days this week. Remember we have just received a caiload of cement. Order now. and we have also a number of stoves and ranges in stock. Come in and visit us. Wm. Ehlers the proprietor of the Dashwood flour mill does chopping every day and will pay the above prices until furtner notice. Mr. John Hall and slaughter Miss Jennie of London, are visiting friends in town for a few clays, What might have resulted in .v seriou-1 accident occurred on Sunday afternoon, when Master Graham- Fenn rahamFenn of Parkhill, in .crossing the street in front of an auto 1.1./as struck' by one of the lamps on the machine inflecting a severe gash on his fore- head: It is a wonder that the little fellow was not killed, Lost—On Saturday, between Grand Bend and Dashwood, a long black ulster with satin collar. Finder will please at Guentller's livery, Dashwood. d 1 1�, t r A a�5 li. Cis 7f DI' � Q Finlay, Club, l e �i� . •.. r c a. e y, ez ' Militia.; L. P. Pelletier, Postmaster ; T' ,„ Jr. 3rd, class — Edgie Finlay, Carr. General ; F. D. Monk,' Minister of ence Parke, Abraham Zaplie. 8r. `}1?d, Public N'Torks ; Hon. Frank Coch Ginger- nine, Minister of Railways and class — Lillie oyer. Meyers, Lydia {:ranger- Canals ; Ur. W. J. Roche, Secretary ich, John Moyer.Jr: 2nd—Ad Minister, Ministee of Trade and Commerce. A. E. Kemp, George Perley and Senator J. A. Lougheed. Ministers without portfolio. Meyers, Laura Gesell, Harvey Moyer. Pt 2nd—Eva Boyce, Herby Moyer, Gordon Zirk. Pt. est, sr—J. Oesch, Marp Gingerich, Carl McClinchey. Pt lst, sr—Edmund Bechler, Anna Pearl Douglas, Teddy Wagner. G. S. Howard, Teacher. The verdict of the inquest held at Skipka on Tuesday Oct. 10th, is as follows : The said Samuel Sweitzer .came to his death trom a shot gun wound accidently received while engaged in hunting said gun being ao• cidently discharged while lying in a boat in which be had placed same and no person was to blame for the accident and everything was done by those present to 'help him after the accident that could have been done. That the'° same deceased died in the Township .of Stoehrn in the said County, on the 26th day of September A D. 1911. Much information of interest to of State ; Hon. Geo. E. Foster, ^S a V V. C. T. U. THE DRINK LOAD. A Iarge portion of the people in hospitals are there through strong drink. Accidents occur when pees pee are intoxicated, and many diseases come in consequence of, using strong drink, The hospitals must be supported, and honest, I temperate people have to pay for taking care of sick drunkards in tre hospital. Then drunken men commit murders and crimes of every kind. About eight out of every ten of the men who are ir, prison or who go to the gallows for their crimes are men who have drunk strong drink, and have committed crimes while under its Canadians generally was contained tinfluence. in the statement of Sir Thomas I The great number of criminals Shaughnessy at the 0. i; R. makes it necessary to have many annual meeting Among - other policemen, to build great prisons things he announced that Calgary courthouses, and police stations, and • to have many judges, prosecuting officers, jurors, sailors, sheriffs, constables and the like ; and these must all be supported and salaried from the taxes which we .have to a So all these burdens are , had been decided upon as the site Ifor the new western shops and be also stated it was the intention of the management to proceed at once with the double•traoking of the road. He said the time is -.almost at hand when .a single track will not accommodate the growing traffic of the road without cocges- tion and increased expense. The work cf double•tracking the lines west from Medicine Hat, a distance of t 34 miles, will therefore be en- tered upon at once and completed .d as rapidly as the work can be one without undne interruption to the train service. Two new boats for the Pacific will be provided at a cost of $'9,500,000 each, During the next two months over 374 miles of new branch lines will be coin, pleted and a like activity in the building of branches will continue for many years. THE NEW 'BORDEN CABINET. Ottawa, Ont., Oot. 9—Mr. Borden has completed his Cabinet. Late to night he drove out to Rideau Hall, submitted the list to the Governor. General, and received his Excellency's approval. The list ESAW WOOD SAWED WOOD Esaw Wood sawed wood. -sEsaw Wood would saw wood 1 All the wood Esaw Wood saw Esaw Wood would saw. In other words, all the wood Esaw saw to saw Esaw soug- ht to saw. Oh. the wood Wood would saw ! And 0 the wood saw with which Wood would saw wood! But one day 0 Wood's wood saw would saw no wood, and thus the wood Wood sawed was not the wood Wood would saw if Wood's wood saw would saw wood. Now Wood would saw v9ood with a wood saw that would saw wood, so Esaw sought a saw that would saw wood, One day Esaw saw a saw saw wood as no other wood saw Wood saw would saw wood in fact of all the wood saws Wood ever saw saw wood Wood never saw a wood saw that would saw wood as the wood saw Wood saw saw wood would saw wood, and I never saw a wood raw that would saw as the wood saw Wood saw would saw until I saw Esaw Wood saw wood with the wood saw Wood saw saw wood. Now, Wood saws wood with the wood saw Wood saw saw wood. 0 the wood the wood saw Wood saw saw would saw ! 0 the wood Wood's woodshed would shed when Wood would saw wood with the wood saw Wood saw saw wood. Finally, no man may ever knew howl much othe v ed wood sa1"' Wood save would saw if the wood saw Wood saw would saw all the wood the wood saw Wood saw would saw. SCHOOL REPORT. The following is the report of S. S. No. 12 Hay. for the month of September. Names in order of merit. Jr IV D. Miller, K. Kipfer, H. Schiibe. Sr III P- Schoch, D. Fleischauer. Jr III M. Schilbe, L. Krueger. Sr II A Meidinger. Jr If J. Gascho, T. Steinbach, N. Gascho, M Badour, U. Pfile. Sr Pt 1.I R. Schilbe, M. Witmer, A, Schilbe, 0. Fleischauer. Jr Pt II I. Livingood, G. Witmer, L. Snrerus, 0. Steinbach. Sr Pt I F. Badour, 0 Badour. Jr Pt I T. Meidinger, J. Masse, 0. Fleischauer. B. Schoch. No on roll 34. Average attend- ance 26. M, W. Pfaff, Teacher. fastened upon the shoulders of , hard-working, honest men. Everybody who lives must eat, and hard•working men must feed then ; "'if the drunkard's children I become beggars we must support I them ; it they become thieves, they steal their living from honest I people, and so this great load of taxation and loss is piled upon the community. l3oys are always anxious to growl up and be men, but when they are men they Will begin to pay the taxes and, bear the burdens. They will pay thousands of dollars of loss and damage in consequence of the use of strong drink, even I though :they never drank a drop of I it. Is it not time that all this in. I famous traffic was wiped out off the land? Is it not tiros that every man and woman, and every boy and girl should rise up in their" might and denounce and resist and destroy this infamous traffic? Let every man know when he goes to >h ' irnor- • •_.9141MPA'On r + rs, sae. . OAa i,`. slows ring•Aurus Igo you own a "I'AltIi YTE" or are you a Slave to 111 health ? A "Parkyle" Sanitary Chemical Closet in your home is the strongest kind of insurance against the germs of disease. It is a preventative against epidemics and contagion in the Summer, and an absolute necessity the year round. Requires neither Water nor Sewage; can be placed in any part of your hone; cost less than a Cent a day, and lasts a lifetime. Endorsed by the leading Physicians, and Health Officials, Specified; by the most Prominent Architects; and adopted by whole Municipalities. Over 15,000 have been installed in Canadian Homes in less than a.70110 year. Ask your dealer for prices. The ."Parkyte" Sanitary Chemical Closet is made in Canada by Parker -Whyte Limited, Winnipeg, Man. :Branches ---Toronto, Montreal, Calgary and Vancouver and iS sold by Hartleib, Zurich, Ont. C,°,.«„ '.•. { r ® ,� ► *4 i, �, ^ lees • dv A n')" `' j '.� � " Dainty, Devoured make Golden nuts Made.•ffrom you Use Manitoba of know. FIVE, that 'em. -- dough. 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A ' ' II III i i , III Mig IIhllIIf!IIIIlIIllhIIIIIIIlII IiIill1111IIIIIiIIIIIIiiIIIIIII III Di rIll IIIIIllllu1P111111I111111111M11111111111111111 IIIIIIIII gitecteiteci nnrw .lee/rtiCiedo �+ Y• MIRINGL Cfie le)trat r IIJJ Ni (I U i)tIllll IlIlu LAKE Of INE wOODB MILLiNO COMPANY L ., Eo MON TREA BLAKE is as follows :—R. L. Borden, Pre- liiier ; M, Burrell, Minister of Agri- culture : Dr. J. D. Reid, Minister The following report shows 'relative of Customs ; W. T• White, Minister of Finance • W B Nantel Minister standing of the pupils of U. S. S. no. 9,Stanley for September 5-tla:t; class Pearl 'McBride, • • Qdwiii, Ni holson,• Mary Tno Me 'ars tl;,,; lltiss of Inland Revenue ; Hon, R. Rogers .Minister of the Interior ; Hon. C. J. Doherty, Minister of Justice ; T. W - Crothers Minister of Labor clay his tax of $100 that ;660 or $s 70 or $80 of it is paid to repair the miseries and damages wrought by the rum traffic, and let every man and woman who loves truth and ' righteousness fight against such outrages and impositions, and throw off such cruel burdens. E. M Williams. Pres. Supt. Lorne Manson, Jacob .M.0-5.* ?'lalanu- Fon . J. l).. _Hazen, Marine anti 1 M Sr,ora era Fisheries' S Hughes Minister of On Monday morning Mr. H. Guen- ther was quite alarmed when he found some burnt paper and hay at the rear of his barn. The hay and paper and burnt snatches were placed in such a position as to give one the idea that someone had attempted to burn his barn, as it had been placed under the hay mow. After investigating it was supposed that some girls hacl used the paper and hay to make pumpkin lanterns. Miss Ethel Kellerman, left this week for Toronto, where she will at- tend Normal School. Mr. Michael Fenn and Master Graham of Parkhill, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kellerman, for a few days this week. Remember we have just received a caiload of cement. Order now. and we have also a number of stoves and ranges in stock. Come in and visit us. Wm. Ehlers the proprietor of the Dashwood flour mill does chopping every day and will pay the above prices until furtner notice. Mr. John Hall and slaughter Miss Jennie of London, are visiting friends in town for a few clays, What might have resulted in .v seriou-1 accident occurred on Sunday afternoon, when Master Graham- Fenn rahamFenn of Parkhill, in .crossing the street in front of an auto 1.1./as struck' by one of the lamps on the machine inflecting a severe gash on his fore- head: It is a wonder that the little fellow was not killed, Lost—On Saturday, between Grand Bend and Dashwood, a long black ulster with satin collar. Finder will please at Guentller's livery, Dashwood. d 1 1�, t r A a�5 li. Cis 7f DI' � Q Finlay, Club, l e �i� . •.. r c a. e y, ez ' Militia.; L. P. Pelletier, Postmaster ; T' ,„ Jr. 3rd, class — Edgie Finlay, Carr. General ; F. D. Monk,' Minister of ence Parke, Abraham Zaplie. 8r. `}1?d, Public N'Torks ; Hon. Frank Coch Ginger- nine, Minister of Railways and class — Lillie oyer. Meyers, Lydia {:ranger- Canals ; Ur. W. J. Roche, Secretary ich, John Moyer.Jr: 2nd—Ad Minister, Ministee of Trade and Commerce. A. E. Kemp, George Perley and Senator J. A. Lougheed. Ministers without portfolio. Meyers, Laura Gesell, Harvey Moyer. Pt 2nd—Eva Boyce, Herby Moyer, Gordon Zirk. Pt. est, sr—J. Oesch, Marp Gingerich, Carl McClinchey. Pt lst, sr—Edmund Bechler, Anna Pearl Douglas, Teddy Wagner. G. S. Howard, Teacher. The verdict of the inquest held at Skipka on Tuesday Oct. 10th, is as follows : The said Samuel Sweitzer .came to his death trom a shot gun wound accidently received while engaged in hunting said gun being ao• cidently discharged while lying in a boat in which be had placed same and no person was to blame for the accident and everything was done by those present to 'help him after the accident that could have been done. That the'° same deceased died in the Township .of Stoehrn in the said County, on the 26th day of September A D. 1911. Much information of interest to of State ; Hon. Geo. E. Foster, ^S a V V. C. T. U. THE DRINK LOAD. A Iarge portion of the people in hospitals are there through strong drink. Accidents occur when pees pee are intoxicated, and many diseases come in consequence of, using strong drink, The hospitals must be supported, and honest, I temperate people have to pay for taking care of sick drunkards in tre hospital. Then drunken men commit murders and crimes of every kind. About eight out of every ten of the men who are ir, prison or who go to the gallows for their crimes are men who have drunk strong drink, and have committed crimes while under its Canadians generally was contained tinfluence. in the statement of Sir Thomas I The great number of criminals Shaughnessy at the 0. i; R. makes it necessary to have many annual meeting Among - other policemen, to build great prisons things he announced that Calgary courthouses, and police stations, and • to have many judges, prosecuting officers, jurors, sailors, sheriffs, constables and the like ; and these must all be supported and salaried from the taxes which we .have to a So all these burdens are , had been decided upon as the site Ifor the new western shops and be also stated it was the intention of the management to proceed at once with the double•traoking of the road. He said the time is -.almost at hand when .a single track will not accommodate the growing traffic of the road without cocges- tion and increased expense. The work cf double•tracking the lines west from Medicine Hat, a distance of t 34 miles, will therefore be en- tered upon at once and completed .d as rapidly as the work can be one without undne interruption to the train service. Two new boats for the Pacific will be provided at a cost of $'9,500,000 each, During the next two months over 374 miles of new branch lines will be coin, pleted and a like activity in the building of branches will continue for many years. THE NEW 'BORDEN CABINET. Ottawa, Ont., Oot. 9—Mr. Borden has completed his Cabinet. Late to night he drove out to Rideau Hall, submitted the list to the Governor. General, and received his Excellency's approval. The list ESAW WOOD SAWED WOOD Esaw Wood sawed wood. -sEsaw Wood would saw wood 1 All the wood Esaw Wood saw Esaw Wood would saw. In other words, all the wood Esaw saw to saw Esaw soug- ht to saw. Oh. the wood Wood would saw ! And 0 the wood saw with which Wood would saw wood! But one day 0 Wood's wood saw would saw no wood, and thus the wood Wood sawed was not the wood Wood would saw if Wood's wood saw would saw wood. Now Wood would saw v9ood with a wood saw that would saw wood, so Esaw sought a saw that would saw wood, One day Esaw saw a saw saw wood as no other wood saw Wood saw would saw wood in fact of all the wood saws Wood ever saw saw wood Wood never saw a wood saw that would saw wood as the wood saw Wood saw saw wood would saw wood, and I never saw a wood raw that would saw as the wood saw Wood saw would saw until I saw Esaw Wood saw wood with the wood saw Wood saw saw wood. Now, Wood saws wood with the wood saw Wood saw saw wood. 0 the wood the wood saw Wood saw saw would saw ! 0 the wood Wood's woodshed would shed when Wood would saw wood with the wood saw Wood saw saw wood. Finally, no man may ever knew howl much othe v ed wood sa1"' Wood save would saw if the wood saw Wood saw would saw all the wood the wood saw Wood saw would saw. SCHOOL REPORT. The following is the report of S. S. No. 12 Hay. for the month of September. Names in order of merit. Jr IV D. Miller, K. Kipfer, H. Schiibe. Sr III P- Schoch, D. Fleischauer. Jr III M. Schilbe, L. Krueger. Sr II A Meidinger. Jr If J. Gascho, T. Steinbach, N. Gascho, M Badour, U. Pfile. Sr Pt 1.I R. Schilbe, M. Witmer, A, Schilbe, 0. Fleischauer. Jr Pt II I. Livingood, G. Witmer, L. Snrerus, 0. Steinbach. Sr Pt I F. Badour, 0 Badour. Jr Pt I T. Meidinger, J. Masse, 0. Fleischauer. B. Schoch. No on roll 34. Average attend- ance 26. M, W. Pfaff, Teacher. fastened upon the shoulders of , hard-working, honest men. Everybody who lives must eat, and hard•working men must feed then ; "'if the drunkard's children I become beggars we must support I them ; it they become thieves, they steal their living from honest I people, and so this great load of taxation and loss is piled upon the community. l3oys are always anxious to growl up and be men, but when they are men they Will begin to pay the taxes and, bear the burdens. They will pay thousands of dollars of loss and damage in consequence of the use of strong drink, even I though :they never drank a drop of I it. Is it not time that all this in. I famous traffic was wiped out off the land? Is it not tiros that every man and woman, and every boy and girl should rise up in their" might and denounce and resist and destroy this infamous traffic? Let every man know when he goes to >h ' irnor- • •_.9141MPA'On r + rs, sae. . OAa i,`. slows ring•Aurus Igo you own a "I'AltIi YTE" or are you a Slave to 111 health ? A "Parkyle" Sanitary Chemical Closet in your home is the strongest kind of insurance against the germs of disease. It is a preventative against epidemics and contagion in the Summer, and an absolute necessity the year round. Requires neither Water nor Sewage; can be placed in any part of your hone; cost less than a Cent a day, and lasts a lifetime. Endorsed by the leading Physicians, and Health Officials, Specified; by the most Prominent Architects; and adopted by whole Municipalities. Over 15,000 have been installed in Canadian Homes in less than a.70110 year. Ask your dealer for prices. The ."Parkyte" Sanitary Chemical Closet is made in Canada by Parker -Whyte Limited, Winnipeg, Man. :Branches ---Toronto, Montreal, Calgary and Vancouver and iS sold by Hartleib, Zurich, Ont.