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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1906-05-25, Page 8The Zurich Herald. ZURIEC Meat 1MMai•ket. 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. YUNGBLUT F� DEICHERT, Zurich, Ontario. MSS ORDERED WORK. We always carry a well assorted stock of steel tire and rubber tire buggies, in different styles of trimming and painting. We pay particular attention to work or- dered by an intending purchaser, and we feel certain we can turn out a job that will be satisfactory. We use nothing but first class material in constructing our rigs. Our products have stood the test Repair Department We are prepared to do repairing of all kinds satisfactorily and prom- ptly. Get your buggy re -painted It will look better and last longer Give us a call. F. Hess & Son, Zurich - - Ontario. eameemeseeemseacesemementsemeatt CAN AD'S GREATEST NURSERY WANTS a LOCAL SALESMAN for Zurich To sell High Class Nursery Stock in Fruits and Ornamentals. Largest list of NEW SPECIALTIES ever offer- ed. START Now AT THE BEST SELLING SEASON. Big inducements, Liberal Par, Handsome Free Out- fit, Territory Reserved. Write for Terms and Catalogue and send 25 cents for our Aluminum Pocket Microscope (magnafies 4?; times) and 50 cents for our Handy Saw, just the Brimming trees (cuts iron as well as wood). Stone & Wellington, PON -MILL NURSERIES OVER 800 ACRES Toronto Ontario .... .+can ....si un=.... :: :: Ring Up :: :: , Now IS THE TINE OF THE YEAR TO BUY A RING. ! ` YOU WILL FIND THESE FERE —ALL SIZES AND PRIORS :: Gold Only . . yam -ib F. W. HESS = Jeweler ZURICH - - . - - - Ont. . .••. , .--^ •• . n 13147SLL'S7.77Pd779lR91011 begun s fiia oreaNatettOtt94~0.fteamAsuteirar Cough Remedy The Children's Favorite Coughs, Colds, Croup and Whooping Cough. This remedy i n famous for its curet( over a large part oftho civilized world. It ane always be depended upPopn. It contains no opium or other harmful drag and may bo given es confldohtly to a baby ne to nn adult Price 25 ass Large Size, 5o ate. vat ger. remeamene a ckck'<�aki{Fn 3fiEi kaF:k�� �FicE�F3} ?kak �: k?' LOCAL NEWS h Empire Day was celebrated in the public schools on Wednesday. Rev. A. D. Gisohler visited at Berlin on Friday and Saturday last. Mr. Fred Demuth is beautifying his residence with a new coat of paint. Call on D. S. Faust for Bordeaux, the best mixture for spraying fruit trees. New ads.—County Council, Frost Fence, Farmers' Institute Meeting, Dr. Shoop. "Billie" Weston, a medicine man, is giving free entertainments evenings hero this week. Miss Susan Williem of St. Joseph is visiting at her home near New Hamburg during the Holidays. Mr. John Brenner has improved his dwelling, by raising the founda- tion wall and doing other repairs. Miss Katie Campbell of Stanley arrived home on Saturday from a two months' visit with her sister, 'at Berlin. Mr. John Roth of New Hamburg spent a few days this week, with his daughter, Mrs. Rudy Schwart- zentruber, Bronson Line. Messrs. L. C. Herdman and E. F. Browning, of the Sovereign Bank, Hensall, called on friends in the village on Tuesday evening. Mr. P. Lamont, while at Toronto, this week got a look at Sherring, the world-famous winner of the Marathon race. He created a big stir in the Queen City. The 24th will be celebrated very quietly in our village. Many of the residents intend to spend the day in Crediton, some in Exeter, and others will visit other points of interest. Mrs. F. Demuth continues in very poor health, and is unable to attend to her ordinary household duties. Her many friends hope that she may soon be able to be out again, in her usual good. health. Mr. Hy. Lipphordt is manufac- turing concrete tiles at the Fair Grounds for the township at pre- sent. These tiles are used for all the culverts repaired in the town- ship and are giving good satisfac- tion. Whenever your bowels skip a day without a movement—take a LAX - ET. Whenever your breath is bad —your skin waxy, or sallow—your tongue coated—your breath foul— take a GAK-ET only so. Sold by J: J Merner. Rally Day will be observed in the Evangelical church next Sunday. A very interesting program will be rendered on Sunday evening by tnembers of the Senior and Junior Alliances. A missionary collection will be taken. You are most cor- dially invited. Come ! Mr. T. S. Meliek had a large de- livery of the celebrated Massey - Harris farm implements, consisting of binders, mowers, hay loaders. side delivery rakes, etc., from Hensall station last week. Mr. Melick is ahustler and places ninny machines during a season. In no way can a. person help to develop their education better than by corresponding for a newspaper, and at the sante time their con- tributions help to build up the surrounding neighborhood. We are pleased at all times to receive the week budgets from the rural districts, and would like to have regular correspondents at each point. Anyone who is desirous of sending the weekly news of the surroundings to THE HERALD will he furnished with stationery and stamps by calling at the office or by writing. FOOTBALL. A splendid exhibition of football was given here on Tuesday evening when the Hensall seniors played a game with our boys. The game was fast and exciting from the start to finish, and the score, 1 to 1, shows that the teams were pretty evenly matched, although the Zurich lads had much the best of the game in the last half. There was a good attendance at the game. The boys are talking; of giving Brucefield a game for the Craw- ford cup, now held by team of that village. The Zurich players lined np as follows : Forwards, Koehler, Johnston, McLeod, Cameron, Holtz - roan ; Half hacks, Charlesworth, McGavin, Gellman; Backs, Wurm, Ronnie ; Goal, Hess. Last Friday evening the Hensall junior football team came over and played the junior team of this place a friendly game, the Zurich boys winning by a score of 3 to 0, The game was very interesting and the little fellows showed up in ex- cellent form ; some of thele are like• ly chaps to make star senior players in a. few years hence. The first goal was soored by Roy Feud, the second by Edwin Koehler and the third by Harold. Appel. The juniors are anxious to arrange a few games with other teams of a similar grade, BLAKE Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Zirk on MAY 1.8th, a son. Mr. Jas. Allan has so remodelled his spring well with cement case- ment that he now is the .proud possessor of a flowing one. This will save .James a considerable amount of pumping. Messrs. R. Allan and J. Bechler delivered some fine cattle to Kip - pen on Saturday last. We are pleased to state that prospects are looking bright toward th.e reopening of our village black- smith shop. A Mr. Hall from Chiselhurst takes possession, and we predict for him a good business. DASHWOOD The ground opposite the grist mill has been put into shape for the Lawn Tennis club. Mr. J. Brenner and family moved to Stratford last week, where Mr. Brenner has secured a position in a furniture factory. Miss Tillie England is recovering from a severe attack of rheumatism. Many from the village spent the 24th at Crediton: Mrs, (Rev.) Clemens and daugh- ter left last week for Berlin. Rev. and Mrs. Clemens will make their home in that town for the present. The death took place on Friday last of Mrs. John Willert, at her home a short distance west of this village. The deceased had been ill for only a short time. The funeral was held on Sunday and was large- ly attended. The relatives have the sympathy of the community. Rev. R. Eifert, who has been pas- tor of the Lutheran church here for many years, Ieaves in June for Floradale. The departure of Rev. Eifert and family from our village will be keenly regretted by many friends. HENSALL.. The assessor puts Hensall's pop- ulation at S25 which despite the numbers who have left for the West leaves us 22 of an increase over last year. With the steady exodus either Westward or to the large cities it is difficult for any but manufacturing towns to in- crease their population. Onnfirmation services were held in St. Paul's church last Friday by the Bishbp of Huron. T. Parlmer has installed a beauti- ful sod fountain in his restaurant. yP. " ' ' lora is negotiating. with. Watfoi tr establishing a factory there for ; making suction •gas engines. The store.of Mr. Balfour at Kip - pen has been »loved and building operations on the large new store which will be erected this summer in its place have been commenced. Mrs. Win. Buchanan attended the W. F. M. S. convention at Winnipeg last week as a delegate from this branch. She will visit hor daughter at Carberry before returning home, John, Genrge and Willian Welsh intend leaving for New Liskeard, New Ontario, shortly. if. Blatchford has successfully passed his first years exams at the Ontario Dental College. A cream separator came to Hen- sallistation last week directed to the l.; u ion Bank Hensall. OREDI TQN Mrs, 0, Zwicker visited relatives in Parkhill for a few days last week. Dan. Kilpatrick has engaged with George Holtzman as carpenter for the summer. Rev, J. W. Andrews and Mr. W. Lewis attended. the District meet- ing held at Exeter last week, Young,Bros, have their new tin shop nearly completed. Mrs, E. Sweet and daughter left for the west where she will join her husband, who has opened a general store in that place. George Eilber left for the Tema- gami Forest Reserve, New Ontario, last week, where he will be engaged as government fire ranger for the summer and fall. Margaret Brown, relict of the late Adam Brown, died at her home here on Tuesday, May 15th, at the advanced age of 84 ;sears and 0 months. Three daughters, Mrs. Finkbeiner of Milverton, Mrs. Stei- nacker of Rostock, and Mrs. John, Wind of this village ; John F. and W. H. Brown of this village, mourn her demise, besides a large number of relatives and friends. Wednesday evening the final meeting of the Literary Society for the season was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Bluett. The new election of officers .resulted as fol- lows: Hon, Pres., C. Bluett and Dr. P. J. McCue ; Pres., H. K. Eilber ; lat Vice, Mrs. C. Blued; 2nd Vice, Miss Ethel Farrow ; Sec'y, Miss Beulah Beaver ; Treasurer, I. X. Brown ; Librarian, Arthur Zwicker. After the business had been attend- ed to the host and hostess served lunch which was greatly enjoyed Always On Had an up-to-date stock of Hardware. We carry a full line of Shelf Hardware, Shovels and Spades Screen Doors and Windows,Sher= win=Williams Paints, Pure Baden raw and boiled Linseed 011, Trunks and Valises, Hammocks, Clydesdale Stock Food, Ce= ment both at Zurich and Hensall. Our Tin and Granite line was never more complete, both home- and factory made, anything you want. We have a new first-class man, and make a specialty of outside work, Furnaces, Eavetroughing, and Metal roofs of all kinds. If you are in need of anything call and sage us, we will give YOU GOOD PRICES AND USE YOU 1t1GHT. A. C , ., ' riesworth 50110 Hardware rlerchanis Zurich. 4%, , e-MIt':ti .gym `.'N.?jS�.'�� FANi- 11 ~ The People's Store = = Zurich. Flu dwi House-cleaning time tis with us onoe more, and you will need some farllish- in;s to brighten up your home. We have paid particular attention to have our stock of Carpets, Linoleums, Cur- tains, Roller Blinds, Nall Papers, etc., etc., complete, and we can supply your wants better than ever in these Iines. WALL APERS We have put in stock a complete line of Wall Papers. of the latest patterns and designs. They will make a won- derful change to your rooms. Call and see our sample books. Carpets Our line of Carpets has never been so complete. The latest designs and colorings, and prices to suit everyone. CURTAINS You will need. new Lace Curtains for your parlor or dining room. We have au entirely new stock, It is money in your pocket to buy your Curtains at �1 e 0 A'TLEIt'S AR Is The Leader. ARE Carload of best PORTLAND CEMENT now in Price $2.25 per barrel, cash. Screen Doors from 75cts up Granite dippers 10c & 15cts 12 dz tin ` l0c for 5c ea Galv fence staples 4cts a ib Wire Nails, base $2.25 per 100 lbs. Best outside paints $1.50 a gallon. stock,: Team Harness from $25.00 upwards. Single Harness $8 and up Gasoline and Coal Oil stoves from $3.50 upwards, Best 12 ft iron gate $5 cash, Leave your orders for GOLD MEDAL Twine. We are sole agents for Zurich and no one else. See us for your Eavetroughing. Fencing at Special Prices. No one can undersell us. G. t ]-WTbtii3 -Zurich: