HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1906-05-04, Page 1The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township.
Vol. VI., No. 41
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ZURICH, ONT., FRI , , MAY 4, 1906.
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LocAL, NEWS.
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Bey. Mr. Sauer left for his home
in Winnipeg on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Hardy of Exeter
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. .1. F.
Rickbeil on Sunday.
Mr. J. A. Williams has disposed
of his driver to John Dodds. the
pOp man, of Settforth.
Mrs, John Mittelholtz is on the
sick list at present. We hope she
irnay soon regain her usual good
health..
Mr% John Foster is busy at .pre-
sent building cement walks in the
village. Mr. Foster does good work.
in this line.
TowNsuiP Conn eopnoi1
ref Hay met in the To71.7) Hall on
Wednesday afternoon. The session
Nvas not a. long oae and only routine
business was transacted.
Last Saturday night a severe
thunder storm passed Over this
tr,-eetion. A tree near the corner of
.-lhe Zurich Road and Bronson Line
was struck by lightning.
The 'West ern Ontario Pcfh
:r14tilway hill has passed its third
'ending in the House of Commene
Thisis the railroad that may (and
They not) pass through Zurich.
Mr. Alf. Smith left for Crosswell.
Mich.. nn 'Wednesday near which
'lac'e lie has secured a good situa-
tion We 11270 sorry to see him go
vs he was 0, right good fellow anil a
valued member of our brass band.
The road. grader was used tit i110
-rave track on N's'ednesclity and the
track luts been pot. into first.class
lupe. We nnderstand that the
metinen raees. which proved so
)10 orpsting last slimmer, will he
continued this season.
Mr. Chris. Eilher delivered his
oRoxie B..'to Hensel'. on
r.reesday, Mr. (ore • Sutherland
• ,postmester.ot that town 1)0pg.. the"
.-petreh set': ' ie-prtee .reeei yedlter
her by M17. Eilher wits 44200.00. Al-
though tbe priee.paid for her by
Sutherlend is it high rine, he
now has a driver of which he can
be proud.
1lev. W. J. 'fetter. who bac been
moved by the eonferenee to New
Hamburg, preaphed Itis fare \A -pi'
Hellions here on Sunday in the
Evengeliettl hnrrh. Ftis di-lcourse
in the meriting Nvas in tilt? German
?language. the text chosen was 1
Core verse, It. wo' it n101'4211
fill, inspiring, spirited and well
eelivered c -•ern -em. testifying to the
feet that RSV. Yager is a mini5,ter
r,t r eleinenee. and the spiritual
.„(.1 r„ *41 of f '(5'
3:is Itettrt. Tit evening service
it•Nnmeneeil et 7 p. me and th
eitnroli wag CrOVV:i.eci to tile (P) e. •,
many tieing compelled to stand
Rev. Sauer. who has been labering
fie the North.W00% deli ered 71
vliort address ( n, their work in that
oluntry, and the want of fnrds to
vnpport their churehes. A collec-
tion was taken in this behalf. Rev.
"Yager then spoke a short time.
basing his remarks on the 24th
verse of the 10th chapter of Romans.
"The Grace of our Lord :testis
Christ, be with you all, Amen." He
said it was with feelings ef deep
regret, and indeed a painful task
I'm' him, to seer farewell to the
congregation of Znrich. where for
the past foto' yeave. he hed labored
emong them as their 'pastor. •Sn711 -
ming np the work of thQ few short
:veers of his ministration here, he
was happy to kr 011' Oft t ili e seed
1 hat had been sown, had not all
fallen on bard and stens- ground.
lent on fruit rui Roil. +main a 11N" soals
Iota been won for Christ. and the
church membership greatly increas-
ed. And tigein, to know as an
!Ilia 11 ('(' 1.C8T. , 'W1 uitever was re.
enired ef him lie did it cheerfully
end willingly and was thus IL great
VOnr1.1 trem entand inspiration to
the young people, t() work more
earnestly and zealonsly for the
vert -el of ;Teens Christ, and. the no -
lifting of youth character. So
while leaving ibis field of work,
it will be continued with. renewed
rtrength tit his 1111 w appointment.
'Wishing God's rinheSt blessings on
3;is congregution here, and asking
them to rememher him in their
rayers, he bid them all farewell,
'rile choir rose and sang
never sa,y good-bve in Heaven" and
1,e meeting olosed. Mr, Yager and
wily left Monday afternoon for
1 Lc- ir future home in New Hamburg.
A 1 ile we are sorry to lose them,
w know our loss will be Hamburgs
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New ads.—C. Fritz, John Dunn, 1V1r. Hy. Magel liak114 a hand
Frost Fence,
-some verandah bui.lt',/Kafront of -e'VVVViiallAiMINWMANViliMMAIMMIWANWMAlhAilMk
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Call at the Feed Store, for your his residence. ,
garden seeds, 3 large packages for A large number .Dashwood
etc.
5 cents.
people attended the.somes in the 02C"
Mr. 'Wm. Klopp, of the 14th eon., Evangelical church lust Sunday twee
delived a fine bunch of cattle to evening.
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Mr. Peter Lamont on Tuesday.
C. Eilber. Zurich, •11tR. been Losr--A halter, last week. in
ap-
front of Deichert's blacksmith pointed bailiff of thc!Nith Division
shop. Finder return to Mr. ChrCourt of Huron connty,,vice Philip
is.
Either. Sipple, resigned.
Mr. Gen, Smith is laid up with An exchange says:ee-"Pet 8eouiplr-
an attack of rhemnatic; fever. His .of common baking •snda y
many friends hope he may soon cistern ettillt spring. It.
recover. insect life therein,' leiritles the
UnneceSe
borne. the new pastor of the Evan- cleaning out of the 04kteret,
gelical church, have arrived, and Mr. Sane Holtzniaa is taking
they are ,getting settled. in the orders for the book. "The $an
Revml MrsGischeler, of Col-
water, and makes iry the
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personage this 'week. Francisco Calamity by Partite] nake
Tbe footballteam have down and Fire." The honk gives tt, vivid
ac
to hard practice and by all
appearand minute dmiriptinn of the
recent eartlignake tit -Stn Pr/Incise°
anoei will have a winning bunch
this summer. They are open for'
challenges from any team. outside
of teams entered in the W. F. A.
At the sale of the honsehold
goods and property of the lute Mrs,
Soldan held in the village last Sat-
urday, the bruise and lot was
imrcliased by- Mrs. Stelek, of the
14th concession, V305.00 being the
price paid for it.
Mr. J J. lsilerner has purchased a
lot front 11,irs. M. McCrmick,- and
we. nn(1et't1und. he contetnplates
erecting a hand-tonte. dwelling on it
this summer. It lies just north of
H. Moyers residence and is an ad•
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g t.
1 The- death took place at his home
in Sarepta nn Snriday, April 2ilth,
of William _Reynolds, a.t the ago of
91 years. He had been ill for only
11 511( rt time, hi- death being due to
a worn nut system. The deceased
had been post.naster at. Sarepta for
many years Ho was highly es-
teemed by all ttll who knew Mtn
The washeld. on Tuesday •
and was largely attended.
Mr, Henry Lipplitirdte,assessor of
Frey:.ToNynship:,..bats .00mpleted.: t he.
riiii-fok 11100,- and it:te'the'
Township Clerk en Monday. The
following statistiee are anllett from
it: Nrimber on roll, 994 ; acres in
township, 52,490 land cleared,
4.1,708 acres ; woodland. 4,000 acres ;
swum p. 6, 722 acre ; value of la nd,
$1,534,710 ; valne of bnildings.
t72-2.3075 ; lets:mess tax. $25,825 ; in -
(()me tax. $12,:135 ; total n 48014471len
$2.9.45 23:"); children aged 5 to 21,
1030 ; aged 5 to 10, 907 ; total popula-
tion, 3.443 ;number of male persons
aged 21 t.) 3. 1333
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With newest designs. --Dress Goods
of the very latest. New Prints, all
patterns and colors. Men's Suitings
just received, right up-to-date. Wall
papers, a large assortment at reason-
able prices.
Millinery Department
At rear end of store, under the management of
Miss Bennett. Don't they before. you hae
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had a look at our hats, ladies.
Dutch. Setts anti Produce taken in exchange.
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He has already taken a large num-
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The farmers in this ,vininity have
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nearly 7111 completed seeding opera-
tions. The weather litatbeen very
favorable f or the The fall
wheat is looking good and t1•0 re-
cent rains having helned. it wonder-
fully. and if no barinfnl frosts
necur within the next few weeks, u.
good crop should be'hartested.
Mr, J. 3. Merner, of this villege,
and Mr. Henry Lebeate ef the 14th
concession. Closed an.. imporbtnt ':•-......gle.e;0•-•."_,.-.'se,-.7‘..ez.zee........ee,..e-,..e.e.e....se,..e, ..ee... ,..,:_*-7.-,.;:„:.•:...„,--,„-„:.s_-.,,,.,7•.., .,•;,,
deal on Triesda7.- by whiali Mr. te3rieeeeetz..?!.,e.e..reeee..-e,-....?;.:•,•.•%1e..4,,*e,
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Mack," tho fast coltylaieli showed
up so splendidly last - season. an(1 a
etc,.
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;Verner gets possession. of "Little •
The longer you wear them the
1 Mr. Leben beemues -owner of the
property sitneted ort the corner of -1-
and occupied by Mrs. Tiowald, Mr
Lehettn giving the different.e. M r . Ali
Merrier has seenred a piece of fast
linrseflesn and no donlit will show
the other fellows seine things this
summer.
A. suggestiote.eof praetieal vainest A
Weteit) ft et 0 to til e.peOr'Iter-L': en Pr al
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Mr. Lewis, who suggested that in
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more you'll like. them.
the Zurich Road and the 14th , tet .4 44 "..4
by the rural postmasters: tlie oftice4 .;eN
in country districts shoeld 1)0 kept
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open 1101119 p. in ,., enablii a farmers i
and. laor
bing men. to e:et 11011' mail
after their day's work. The pro-
pesal W814. 1.111 01: ed np by .1.Tr. Hate,
i Mr. Lewis also Hil`c0C10 te an in •
,I eree se in the pereen to ee ttll ow nil
i for the stile of stemps. He. then -gilt
I it conhl he at least 5 perl vent , 1
i per vent, being the present rate.
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Thet is what will re -nit il' you huy yonr siMeS
at this stere. (ler :•Zpring Stoek i• 110W 1:0 1;-
plete, and we have a III '1(11 1511 (C and brtter
quality than 1 Ver. You uit 1 11)41 a new
pair tif s oe. to mete with t hat new suit or
that new dues:4. 11,, ...111, mid. Set. 0111' 111 VS 1:
• styles, they are the only eort vet, thing.
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IDIN WE INVITE YOU to our store we do S() with tilde expectation that we
iLJL ean please you. just a little better than others, all 011 We (DON,' c't•S
d() S() with the assurance that the.y are money -savers and better values than
you can get elsewhere. Note the following prices :
13 ends Dress Goods, regular
.75 to q.1.00, per yd :15 &
10 only silk waists, plain col-
ors, blaek, red, pink .
arid white, worth $3.50
special price 2,50
Ladies' Chiffon collars, reg-
ular .50, this week ':35
Speeial Jine fancy white shirt
waists, latest styles 50
60
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In 100 pound sacks
NOW Woll.hi he a good. time to lay ill a stoel« f sugar
as WO are ,iuoting close prices 1)11 Redpath's Granulated.
There is onIy One Quahty of Redpath's Granulated Su,ar,
aud that The Dest. We have it in 100 lb sacks.
Call and get our prices.
About 40 pieces I* Prints, to 'dear t loc., per yard.
IF you have not been one of our customers in the past, 11 visit to our store, with its
• immense Spring stock, will agreeably surprise you, while the quality of our goods,
with our close prices will convince you that your confidence has not been misplaced.
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