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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1906-10-19, Page 51 The Zurich Herald. HOTELS. .00*0a3o000000000$0000,00000 O TA 0 6 8 0 0 8 THE 0 0 81 81 0 40 COMMERCISe IL HOTEL a9 8 8 8 8 8 ZURICH 0 8 8 8 0 8 c 0. Strictly up-to-date iu modern im provemonts. Dining rooms is sip - • plied with only the very best. 'I ¶ rpt Bar contains choice liquors and 8 ¶i cigars. ¶ ¶ ¶ cy Excellent Sample Rooms for Commercial Men. Arimonoommomsormormsomme 0 m me ow ••••• 8 8 8 0 6 8f 6 ret * J. P. RAU, PROPRIETOR. *88866 3*****oc` *e4s,8006600 Zhe 1 oini➢lion ibouse. This House has recently changed hands, and is now one of the most orderly and best con- ducted Houses in the Province. 7tetter 'gable in the Dominion. R. R.Johnston &Son. PROPRIETORS. Hoffman's Jubilee Laundry . We use no chemicals to destroy or injure your Clothing, and we Guarantee our VTork. TAILORING IN CONNECTION W. H. FF armatobielmrstleVelareaNafv,letexe Chaserain's e The Children's Favorite • • • eU Rir16--- Coughs, Colds, Croup and Whooping Cough. This remedy is famous for its cures over a large part of the civilized world. xt can always be depended upon. It contains no opium or other harmful drug and may bo Wien as oonddently to a baby as to au adult Price S5 eta; Large Size, 50 cts. AVVISRPOM MARKETS Wheat .............. 67 (4;70 0 Oats .......... 30 34 40 45 67 70 ..,, 1 85 2 00 ..,16 00 10 00 . 19 00 19 00 18 141 17 18 Barley Peas Flour Bran Shorts Butter Eggs Potatoes,... ...... 30 35 Hogs (per cwt) 6 00 6 25 Hay, per ton ... 0 00 6 00 FORECASTS FOR OCTOBER. By Rev. Irl. R. Hicks. A ret.ctionary storm period is central on the 23rd and 24th, with Moon at first quarter on the 24th. On and touching these dates, tem- peratures will,react to warmer, the barometer will fall, breaking down from the west progressively, gener- al cloudiness will ensue, and areas of autumnal rain, turning to snow squalls in the north., will make their regular march across the country. At this season of the year especially when a Venus equinox is prevailing, the possibility of danger on the lakes must be Watch at every storm period. Watch for such probable inconvenience and hardship about the 23rd and 24th, and for general change to colder and frosts for several days following. BERMAN WEIAL Ts another prominent business man here, having. been established in business some twenty-two years, and he has built up a very stecoess- ful trade by close attention to busi- ness, and by always giving good values, Mr. Well handles furniture of all kinds, organs, pianos, har- ness, trunks, valises, etc., and his trade is well established. In organs and pianos he carries the very best grades made in Canada today. In harness he carries a fine stook of single and double, its well as horse- men's supplies of all kinds. He al- so handles the Singer Sewing Ma- chine. the beat machine on the market today. When .you want good values in any line of goads he handles give him a call and our word for it you will find him rea- sonable in price and bis goods sat- isfactory. As a townsman Mr. Well is well and favorably known. CHAS. WELKER. There are liveries and liveries, but one of the best acknowledged by the publio generally as such in this part of the country is Ohas. Welker's. He keeps a fine line of good drivers and an equally pine line of serviceable rigs. Mr. Welk- er never allows any of his horses or rigs to become old or antiquated, as the moment a horse in his judg- ment, is no longer fit for the livery he gets rid of him, and the same way with his rigs. For a good driver and a nice turnout, you should see him. For a pleasure drive Welker's livery is the place to go for a rig. He makes a special- ty of commercial driving. And to commercial igen he quotes special rates. As a townsman Mr. 'Welker is well and favorably known. MRS. MoCORMICK• Another business here that we must not overlook is the King Ed- ward Restaurant, which was start- ed here two years ago on King Ed- ward's birthday. A first-class con• fectinery and ice cream palors in connection. Real fruit flavors used. Sundaes, phosshates, and a first- class soda fountain. Everything thoroughly up-to-date. Everybody is invited to give this restaurant a call. A good restaurant in connec- tion, where meals are served at all hours. Oysters in all styles during the fall and winter. A good line of canned goods. And she can always be depended upon to give thorough satisfactionin any line of goods she handles. It is undoubtedly the leading restaurant. Confectionery and ice cream palors here. And Mrs. McCormick is in the enjoy- ment of a good trade which she steadily increases each year. R. LARIMER. Another well known citizen.here is R. Lorimer, who runs the stage between here and Hensall carrying the mail and who is courteous and obliging to all classes whose busi- ness takes them to Zurich and Mr. Larimer has run the stage here no id for close upon twenty years, and he is amen universally esteem- ed by all classes of the community. F. W. HESS. In our description of the business ]nen of our town it would hardly be complete without mentioning P. W. Hess, our jeweler. By turning out work of the best kind he has built up a trade which comes from all sections cis the country. And if you buy a watch many other article of jewelry from him you can de- pend upon it as being just as re- presented. .As a watch repairer he cannot be beaten and when "doctor- ed" by him they run like new. Give him a call when in need of anything in the jewelry line and you will be used right. As a citizen he is highly osteoniecl and very popular with all. J. J. : ERNER, There are very few towns in On- tario the size of Zurich where you will find a busier store or a better class of goods to choose from than you will see at Merner's. Through close attention to business • and selling goods at a reasonable profit, Mr. Merner has succeeded in estab- lishing a business that would do credit, to any store in towns three times ithe the size of Zurich. Mr. Merger has had an exceedingly wide experience in the general store business and this accounts for the feet that his store is always stock- ed with the latest and best in dry goods, dress g000ds, millinery, etc. This fall he has put in stock a splendid stook of furs, and for values or quality they cannot be beaten outside of Toronto. .Anybody intending to purchase anything in the line of fur coats, fur runs, fur boas, etc., should be sure and see his stock before making their pur- chases. He keeps a first-class line of groceries, and people who once become a customer of this store al- ways remains one. A tailoring de- partment is run' in connection and this, under the management of Mr. E. Appel, has won customers from all sections of the country by the high-class work turned out. As a citizen Mr. Merner is well iutd favorably known and very poplar. CHAD, FRITZ. Among the leading business men here, ie C. Fritz.. the leading beet and shoe inan in this neighborhood, Mr. Fritz hast had a lengthy exper- iencein the boot and shoe business and he is in a position not only to quote cheap. prices, but to show the very best classes of goods. His intimate knowledge of the trade, places him in a position to secure exceptional values and to offer rare inducements to buyers. In the se- lection of goads for the fall he has been more particular than ever this season in his selections. And as he is an acknowledged expert in leather and shoes,' those who wish at all times to get the best value for their money, .should see his goods, examine them and get his prices. His stock is always an up. to -date one, rhe equal of any in the Province. All the newest patterns, latest shapes and the best Canadian makes. Repairing of all kinds done reasonable and satisfactory. Mr. Fritz is one of . Zurich's most esteemed and valved citizens, F. HESS & "SON. Have justreoently taken over the Deering Agency here, from. J. F. Rickbeil, Mr. Hess should made a first-class man in that business as he is well known throughout the country and highly . esteemed by all. There is no class of agricul- tural machinery in the merkot to- day that excels the Deering binders and agricultural machinery of all kinds, which have attained a world- wide reputation. In Iasting qualities and general efficiency there is none that excel their machines. And the same may be said of all their agricultural machinery used on the farm. When yon are thinking of investing in any line of agricultural goods give him a call. He can save your money. He also deals in buggies,"and wagons, cream sew - raters. Repairs for all the mach- inery he handles kept in stock. Mr. Justus • Melick will be the travelling salesmen for the Deering machines. LOUIS PRANG. Is acknowledged by those who are in a position' to know, one of the most thoroughly skilled horse. shoers in this part of the country. Mr. Prang has certainly achieved a splendid reputation as a, mechanic. All defects of horses feet causer( by improper shoeing rectified. Mr. Prang also does all sorts of repair- ing of wagons, engines, machinery etc. His trade is one of the best hereabouts and steadily increases each year. As it tcz unman Prang is well end .fav_eaibly known, and as a mechanic he cannot be surpassed in the county. COMMERCIAL HOTEL. There are few hotels in this conn try the equal of the Commercial, Zurich. It is first-class in all its appointments, The house is a model of neatness, and Mr. J. P. Rau, the esteemed proprietor of this well appointed hostelry. has left nothing undone to make it all that a first-class ;commercial hotel should be. He has added new furnishings, new carpets, etc., un- til today nothing has been left un- done that should be done to make it right up-to-date In the dining room the very best the market affords is always provided. In the bar you get the best of wines, liquors and cigars. Everything there is to your liking. Good sample rooms in connection for ooinmereial men. Mr. Rau makes an ideal landlord, and the trade of the Commercial may be said to be the very best in this section of the country. Good stabling in connec- tion. When in Zurich do not fail to give the Commercial hotel a call, S. RANNIE & SON. Another progressive business firm here that we mast not over- look in a trade edition is than of S. Ronnie & Son who conduct a first-class grocery, and flow and feed store. Sines starting in busi• ness here some three years ago, they have by close attention to business, by always dealing fairly with the public, and invariably giving good values built up a good trade. Their stock of groceries and canned goods is an exception- ally fine one, and they can always be depended upon for honest treat- ment. In flour they handle the best brands manufactured. And in feed they keep everything in that line. Those in quest of bar- gains in groceries good values and honest treatment should give them a call. As business men they are among Zurich's best known and most, universally respected. JOE DIRSTIN.E. .Among the diversified business interests here we must not neglect to mention Joe Dirstinee who runs the tonsorial parlors. When you wish a shave as good as a barber ever gave or fashionable Bair cut, give Joe Dirstine the up-to-date barber a oall, He has had yearn of experience at the business. and he is an exceptionally fine workman. As a townsman Mr,- Dirstine is ex- ceptionally popular 'with all classes of the community, tit DOMINIQN HOUSE.. R. R, Johnston & Son are the proprietors of the Dominion Hotel, Zurich, and they have the reputa- tion of keeping one of the best country `hotels in Ontario. The house.is a model of neatness, is heated -1)y hot air and lighted by electricity, No finer table is set in this country, no matter where you go, In the bar you get the best kinds of wines, liquors and cigars. Everything of the best. Mr. R. R. Johnston has had a lengthy exper- ience in the hotel business, shaving been some twenty years in it here. Three years ago he started in again in partnership with his son. Both make capable hotelmen and both are highly esteemed by the travel- ling public, and no less so by the townspeople and farming commun- ity and they leave nothing undone to provide for the comfort of their guests. Good stabling in connec- tion and an attentive hostler in charge. When in Zurich you are respectfully invited to give the Dominion House a call, you will be used right there. FRED WITWER. Conducts a first-class confection- ery and restaurant in Merner's Block here. The business is under the management of his daughter, Miss Vercy, and everything usually found in a high-class store ran be bought here. All kinds .of fruits in season, such as poaches, bananas, pineapples, etc., kept on hand, al- so No. 1 oysters served during the fall and winter. A good class of canned goods kept constantly on hand. The candies, fruits, etc., are the best that money can buy and if you want something real good it will pay you to buy your confections at this store. A fine line of cigars of the hest brands can be bought here. Witwer's con- fectionery is among the leading businessess in this line in town. .JOHN PREETE R. Proprietor of Zurich's biggest store, carries without a doubt one of the finest stocks of high grade Dry Goods, fancy and staple dress goods, high grade groceries, hard- ware and millinery of any store here. You can always depend upon the goods you get at the general store of 3. Preeter. Goods that can be relied upon all the time. His goods are right because they are bought right and they are sold reasonable, owing to the fact that he aims at buying large quantities thus saving the discount, which he divides with the customers. When you want goods that you can rest assured are right you should give him a call, Recently Mr. Preeter has taken overthe extensive hard- ware stock of L. 0, Charlesworth. and he is prepared to supply the public, ,ls he has been doing during the past ten years, with seasonable goods at reasonable prices. Give him a call when you want anything along these lines. See his beautiful fall goods, and especially his milli- nery rooms stocked with the very finest up-to-date goods. Mr. Preet- er also conducts it first-class hard- ware store in connection, with his business. Stoves, ranges and hard- ware of all kinds. When you want a good stove or range give him a call. His leader is the Home Penin- sular. His stook is vary complete and prices as low as any. As a townszmtn Mr, Preeter is one of Zurich's most valued business men. -YUNGBLUT & DEICHERT. Conduct the Zurich Meat Market and have succeeded in working up an extensive business in this line. This is undoubtedly due to the fact that they purchase nothing hut the best cattle for their meat supply, and they always keep things neat and clean around their estab- lishment. Their meats are always tender and wholesome and it would be hard indeed to find more oblig- ing men to deal with. When you want a nice roast, or bolognas, sausages, etc., give the Zurich Meat Market a call. Both Mr. Yungblut and Mr. Deichert are esteemed and very popular citizens. PETER BENDER. Prominent among the business naen we must not neglect to men- tion. Mr. P. Bender, who conducts a first-class boot and shoe store here, keeping in stook the very best make of Canadian boots and shoes. And as he is a grand judge of the same, he never gets his I shelves filled up with unserviceable goods. The people are more parti- cular today than they ever were in respect to their footwear, noth- ing but the latest styles and the best makes will satisfy then.. .At Bender's boot and shoe store you are always assured of the very best in all lines of men's women's and children's shoes. You have a splendid stook to make selections from and purchase of and at prices you will admit are very reasonable. All his goods are guaranteed, the very best that money can buy and when you want the latest try them. A very fine stook of heavy rubbers and overshoes for the fall and win - tee. Repairing done on.the short- est notice. D. S. FAUST. Another of the leading business men here, keeping -one of the most extensive stooks of general mer- chandise, is D. S. Faust, who has been engaged in business here for upwards of thirty years, and whose trade may be said to be one of the best in this part of the country. In high -plass dress goods as well as staple dress goods he shows a splendid range of goods. And the same may 'be said of the very ex oellent stock of ready-made cloth- ing that he is showing for this season. Why pay fancy prices for tailor made suits when you can get two good suits for the price of one.. They look well, fit well and last as long as any tailor made suit. Mr. Faust is a shrewd buyer and this coupled with the fact, that he al- ways sells reasonable, is what has tended to build up his very suc- cessful trade. And tl:e people gen- erally need no recommendation to, visit this store as it is the recogniz- ed headquarters for bargains at all times. In groceries he keeps a. good stock of pure fresh goods. Post Office in connection and Cen- tral Telephone Agency. As a towns- man and a business man Mr. Faust is well and favorably known. JACOB DEICHERT. It is the general opinion of people who are in a position to know, that Jacob Deichert is one of the few first-class mechanics in this part of the country and as 'a horse-shoer particularly he excels, curing all defects of horses feet caused by im- proper shoeing and he has achieve:. a splendid name hereabouts for first-class work. In the lines of re- pairing of buggies, wagons, mach- inery, etc., he has also achieved a good name. Good work at living prices. As a townsman he is a man well and favorably known. .11110. W. C. T. U. SHATTERED HOPES. As a proof of the estimation in which Daniel wus helel by his em- ployers, he was selected to fill an. important situation when little over twenty years of age. His youth did not staled in his way, nor his 'want of experience, for, as the junior partner remarked, "Daniel Moffat's character was made up of trntb and faithfulness." What a day it was for his mother that in which Daniel was apprised of this great rise in his fortunes ; her heart leapt for joy : and as for his sister, she was almost beside herself with happiness. It -was so delightful to think that Daniel had won the confidence of his masters by the worthy manner in which he had fultlllecl his duties. With his h hopes Daniel made his new start in life ; whatever difficul- ties beset the way, he was deter- mined to succeed, But there were difficulties in the life of a commer- cial traveller of which he had no conception. Mr. Martin. the junior partner, who was a warns friend of Daniel, gave him a hint or two before he set out, that in some measure open- ed his eyes. Amongst other thing;, he was informed that in a certain important district he would require to humor his customers in order to gain their goodwill. Daniel's heart sank when he was told that there was no hope of get- ting an order in the. district afore- mentioned, save through the medium of the social glass. Re had been reared on strict temperance principles, and he had no taste for strong drink. For a moment he was almost tempted to resign his appointment, but the fear of dis- pleasing his employers withheld. him and besides that, ho was now the chief support of his mother and. sister. He comforted himself that things were not so bad as Mr Mar- tin represented ; but good -will a,ncl patronage could only be obtained through the "pup of kindness" in Ke—as Daniel found to his cost. In vain he tried to excuse him- self, his youth and his natural dis- liketostrong liquor was nothing to the tippling community. The old way of doing business or no busi- ness at all. And be had his em- ployers' interests to think of as well as his own likes and dislikes; if be meant to keep faith with them there was no help for it but to go in with the habits of his patrons. (To be continued.) Born. STAYL:ixr—In Hay, r.,akoRoad, on Oct. 4, to Mr, and Mrs. Chester Stanlako, a son. Died. SN mLL—In Exeter, on Thursday, Oct. 4th, Charles Snell, aged 70 years. 4 months and 17 days. Sick headache is caused by de- rangement of the stomach and in- digestion. Chamberlain's Stomach end Liver Tablets correct these disorders and effect a cure. By taking these tablets as soon tee the first indication of the disease ap- pears, the attack naay be warded. off. Get a free sample and try them. For sale by J. J. Merner.