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Home My WebLink AboutThe Herald, 1906-03-02, Page 8The Zurich Herald. ZURICH Meat Market. • We handle all kinds of fresh and salted meats in season, sau- sages, poultry, etc. etc. We are now supplying all choice cuts, at right prices, while the quali- ty is as good, if not better than ever. While thanking the public for their liberal patronage, we solicit a continuance of t h e same. Y V NGBLU 1 DEICHERT, Zurich, Ontario. Cutters - a = Cutters The season for Cutters has again arrived and as usual we are prepared to supply all intending buyers with a really first class, stylish article. We manufacture all our own Cutters and consequently use nothing but best sea- soned wood, and durable trimmings. They are also painted to withstand all wear and tear. Portland and Square Box Cutters are our leading lines. They are neat, sty- lish a n d comfortable. Take a look through our stock before purchasing. R Hess & Son, Zurich Q e Ontario. WINSBDEME PEOPLE'S. EAT VIARE�' 1¶We have now been in the butchering business for a year and - we can candidly s that our business has exceeded our expectations, ¶If square dealing and right prices will do it, we expect it to make a bigger advance than ever this year. TAU kinds of meats, sau- sages, etc,, etc., in season. Give us a call. ISI@ , SMITH • Never WERE WATCHES AND %` CLOCKS AS CHEAP AS JJ Now Don't trouble your neighbor for TIME. I will sell you a timepiece right. F. W. HESS, JEWELER - ZURICH STANLEY TOWNS HIP. Special to THE HERALD. G. W. Elgio sold a fine horse to John Sparrow for a good figure. Miss Laura Richardson iG at pres- ent visiting at Petrolia where she is taking; a course in vocal music from Prof. Dunn of Sarnia. Jas, Workman, Frank Coleman, and Saltine' Errata were in Clinton one day last week delivering horses which they sold to John Sparrow for the we.;tcrn market. Miss Georgina Johnston is able to be around again after her illness, Jos, .Richardson, who has beers suffering from pleurisy; is able to be around 'twin. ritVISIKSESYMNBIEDHENekNiFIEWORKiKgRirtj LOCAL NEWS Special services were held in the Catholic church on .Ash Wednes- day, Miss Melinda Fuss was the guest of the Misses Braun for a few days last week. The Sovereign Bank of Canada is increasing its capital from $2,000, 000 to $4,000,000. Dr. Ovens, Eye and Ear Surgeon will be at the Queen's Hotel, Hen - sail, on the first Thursday and Friday of each month. Hours from 4.50 p. m. Thursday to 2 p. m. Fri- day. Glasses properly fitted and diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat treated. Next visit from 4,50 p, in. Mar. 8th, and 2 p. in. Mar Oth 23-t The Federal Government has is- sued instructions, through the Banks, for the redemption of all American silver in circulation in Canada, and the general public is requested to deposit, br bring to the bank, any American silver they hold, or will hold, to keep it out of circulation, the idea being to rid the country of it. No charge will be made. Mr. H. Silber, M. P. P. for South Huron, on Monday brought up in the House the petition of the Vil- lage Councils of Exeter, Hensel]. and Bayfield and the Township of Usborne, praying that the Govern- ment relieve Municipalities from liability in regard to accidents which may occur owing to defective walks or roads. Many other mem- hers entered similar petitions. They were all laid on the table for future consideration. UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT.—Many of our citizens will remember little Joe Sink, son of Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Sink, of Port Huron, who were visiting at E. Bossenberry's last August. It appears the lad was walking on the icy sidewalk, slip- ped and fell on his back with the result that he is totally blind. The physicians in attendance have no hope of restoring his sight. THE HERALD and acquaintances here ex- ceedingly regret the sad occurrence and extend their sympathy to the boy and parents. SHOOTING MAron,-An interesting shooting match was held on Louis Kraft's farm, Goshen Line, Stephen on Tuesday between Zurich and Stephen teams. The Zurich toam was badly handicapped by some 'of the best shooters being unable to be present and we are informed that some that did shoot hardly knew what a blue rock looked like. One of those old Zulus that spread about a rod square would have come in handy for them. Alf Zettol made the highest score for the Zurich team, while all the Stephen shooters made good scores, The following is the score : EURTCH. A.Mittelholtz 0000000000-0 Wm O'Brien 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0-4 A. Zettel 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0-9 H. Yungrlut 0.1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0-4 J. P. Rau 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 10 1-5 W. Stevenson 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0-4 O. Weber 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1-7 C. Mawhinney 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1-6 C. Dinney 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0-2 H. Lovett 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 10 0-4 STEPHEN. W. Yearly 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-7 F. Snell 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1-9 G. Mawhinney 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1-5 L. Kraft 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0.7•.-5 W. Mawhinney 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 0-7. D. Mawhinney 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-8 H. Mawhinney 1 1 0 11 1 0 1 1 1-8 R. Sheardowne 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0-6 T. Mawhinney 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0-6 G. Hertzel 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1-5 The losers had to pay for the oysters, which were heartily enjoy- ed after the dance. A return match will be held hi Zurich in the near future and we are sure our lads will give a better account of them- selves then. BLAKE We notice Dr. Campbell sporting Mr. Russ Johnston's spirited driv- er. The Dr. can now boast of hav- ing something swift and beautiful. Now that St. Joseph has secur- ed telephonic connections would it not be well for our village to en- deavor to secure a branch ton. Someone should work up the case, Mr. Samuel Swayze of Hensali spent Sunday with his parents in the village. It usually happens that we have a January thaw but this year we have had so many that we can scarcely toll when one is over and the next begins. Mr. 0. Zirk, has been busy mov- ing the remainder of his effects to his new home. Mr. Ross Johnston is confined to the house with a sore throat. Mr, Shdpher. d -and Mr. Thompson of Gcdctrich Tp, visited at the home of Mr. J, Johnston on Sunday • last. Miss Mary Otterboin is at present engaged •with Mr. John Steckle. SCHOOL REPORT. The foliowiog is a report of the two junior departments of the Zurich Public School for the month of February, names being in order of merit. Sr, III Alvin Wurm, Ethel Weide Flossie Hartleib, Wilbur Rummel, Luella Braun, Garfield Braun, El- ton Schnell, Sulinda Randall, Dora Smith, Thomas Davidson, Willie Davidson, Luella Wolper, Milton Weber, Luella Wurm, Alex Foster, Herbert Desjardine. Sr, II Selma Weseloh, Annie Foster, Albert Theil, George Deich- ert,,Milka Theil, Ferdinand Schrae- der, James Lamont, Olga Howald, Charlie Weber, Fred Theil, Clar- ence Yager, Pearl McCormick, Lu- cy Uttley, William Bonder. The last four were absent from exami• nation. II Orland Johnston, Eva Weber, Herbert Bender, Emanuel Koehler, John McCormick, Robert Clausius, Marshall Zeller—absent. Jr. II Tillie Mittleholtz, Flora Hess, Idella Brenner, Laura Schilbe Herbert Wurm, Leonard Davidson, Theadore Foster, Leonard Schnell, Louis Zettle, Melvin Braun. Pt. I Harry Hess, Earl Ran, Sam Fisher, Willie Clasius. Pt. I b Gertie Weber, Gertie Bock, Theadore .Howald, Ervin Hildebrandt, Melvin Bock, Mary Price, Ada Braun,—absent Pt. a Carl Schnell, Hurley How- ald, Walter Bender, Pearl Seimon,- absent Names on roll 63 average attend- ance 54. P. L. Nicholson, Teacher. The following is the report with regard to general proficiency, con duct and attendance. Jr. III Esther Leibold. Fred Fos- ter, Harry Fisher, David Friss, Es- ther Sohilbe, Ida Trnemner. Millie Clausius, Peter Randall, Lennard Heist, Flossie Weber, Edward Fisher, John Theil„ Louise Clans - ins, Alvena Bossenberry, Edna Dis- jardine. Sr. II Olive O'Brien. Flossie Ho - weld, Muriel Preeter, Emerson Bossenberry, Sr. part Il Arnold Hildebrandt, Ferdinand Haberer, Theorlore Mit• telholtz, Elvin Bock Roy Bock. Jr part II Clayton Hoffman, E'- va Heyrock, Ernia Utley. Gertie Weselob, Roy Lamont. Clarence Hoffman, Russel Zeller. Clara Thiel Part 11 Arnold Leibold. Hari v Rose, Viiilet Fuss. Alma Axt. Class kfaaPessy Appel, Bernhardt Hildebrandt, Alpert alcrormiek, Roy Weller. 'First clams Flovecl Han tt ch r•, Lloyd O'Brien, Wesley T3 k, 1.}a,.a• ence Ran, Loo Mittleholtz. C""n' tn• Mittleholtz. >i7'•n,+' A. le •,t. Tear. GOSHEN LINE SOUTH Special to TIx;s HE.:_.a:a, Oh ! Is not this, 1•.:.a,., : wed{ for this time of tl ....ot.? Mr. anal Mrs: J. ,.,. truber of Alden. d:r round here en a ., week. Mr. TT Yartela' sea•A e era this vicinity buying cattle coning seuasnn Per,— thing good. before they gait', en, out. Miss Lydia. Finlebeirt r is ,V ,,,;.• at Dan Truetnner's t'n it the rive home ,from their visit Michigan, A number of swam:; people of vicinity attender( a dant ing In at Leo Foster's last Thnr:sd,&v a'1, : ing and had an enjeyabin time, Moses Gascho left for Iliinoi� Monday last. Mrs. R. Krauskopf is sick at 1„ sent. Mrs. P. Hartman had a lass- quilting bee on Tuesday last alai the evening was spent in card plea ing. Miss Lydia, Baechler of Slabtnl: n is working at Joseph Regier's et present. An Irish lad was visiting at JA Gascho's on Sunday evening it is old friend Joe. Mrs. Henry Tritetnnor and ttio daughters visited at W. Suelta on Sunday last. - David, Gingerioh sold a four ,, old now to".Wendo( Snaith. A nuinher of people of this were to the . concert at Tinsels on Friday evening. It was u. one. Miss Lovina .Bock of Zalrieh.. the„ Best of Mary Braun t.. fe last weok: )'1r. 1'. Hartman bonelif Manson;5 bid* steers la1St N1,•a :k Merner's Busy Store, FOR LI HOLE UM5 and OIL, CLOTHS The Right Thing The Right Price The Right Time Just what you want for your kitchen and dining room floors. We have a Large Assortment and Beautiful Patterns. Don't fail to see these goods We are giving a SPECIAL DISCOUNT in this line for a short time. Come and see for yourself. `arm Produce of all kinds wanted for which we pay highest Market Prices. MERNE 9 The People's Store = = Zurich. esesearie i '7 7 r". s: -cess^- i i� qua W.i,ax�".(C�(�, �Q^� ��^�'+i3� �i"nwi'��f�`�liG� -n k-:� _,r^'7FI ';.iC1�.c3`'t—". = +.��.:{Gr.r CO Now that Spt ing m s Dr owing- :fie,;.r it is time to figure on getting your house spruced up a little. You cau do so by using hey i = i11ia is Paint. It is the only Paint that will stand. the weather. Our Spring Paints have just arrived, and we call :apply you with the Best Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and Floor Finishes. We have a Full Line of Hardware at the Right Price. When in town Cali and see us. riesw esti, ZURICH USI l wr' .,HI4�4 �t Ulr 4`17I a. ' ;ter( nary Specialty Co.'s Remedies For Horses, Cantle and Stock of all kinds 'Vo have pub in a full stock of . the Veterinary Specialty Co.'s Remedies. These aro wonderful reinedies for horses, cattle and Stock of all kinds. Cure guaranteed or money refunded. STOCK and BLOOD PURIFIER: M3SORBENT BLISTER POULTRY TONIC COUGH REMEDY ' APHORDISIAC and ANTI STERILE POWDER. LUMP JAIV CURE INDIGES TION & COLIC CURE WORM POWDERS LOUSE DEATH HEALING OIL SPRAIN EMULSION HEAVE RELIEF DIARRHOEA in (ALTS and CALVES. LEAKING NAVEL and JOINT ILL. For Sale By HAS. HA TL1,1B, Zurich. a(l)WARE and HARNESS EIVIPORIUM :at>•c'�"�>a f.TWlro�7t'a"a+�Sli;rsw , , . 1