HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1906-11-09, Page 1The Ofacial Organ of Zurich and Hay Township.
Vol, VII., N o. 16
ZURICH, ONT., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1906.
$1. Per Year.
Young ladies and gentlemen who
are desirous of making a record
are wanted at the
Clinton Business Congo
(Affiliated with the Wingham ,
Business College)
to prepare for Bookkeepers, Sten-
ographers and Telegraphers. Dur-
ing July and August we could
only fill ONE-TENTH of the positions
offered our graduates.
Catalogue free.
GEO. SPOTTON - Principal
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LOCAL NEWS.
Hay Council meets in the Town
Hall hereto -morrow afternoon.
New Dress Goods at D S Faust
in blue, reel and green. Do not fail
to see these goods.
Messrs. Jas. and Arthur Rannie
left for the lumber camps near
South River last week.
Mr. Chester Smith returned on
Tuesday to his home on the Sauble
Line from New Hamburg.
Mr. Louis Weber, of Rochester.
N. Y ., is visiting at the home of
Mr. Simon Miller, 14th con.
John Gellman brought a large
hawk to the village on Monday. It
was a pretty bluish gray in color.
It had been wounded and was still
alive when brought to town.
Next Sunday will be observed as
Missionary Day in the Evangelical
church. Missionary services will
be conducted by the pastor both
morning and evening. The choir
wil.rrender appropriate music for
the occasion.
J,•Preeter is omen to buy 10,000
lbs of Dressed Poultry at highest
market prices. All birds tnust he
starved and dry plucked. no scald-
ed stuff taken, Will take them on
Wednesday and Thursday of each
week.
HANDY HOME BOOK.
One of the most useful books
ever issued is that entitled "Handy
Horne Book," published by the
Family Herald and Weekly Star, of
Montreal. It is the best educator
-we have seen ---brimfull of those
things every one should know yet
few people do know. It is a family
doctor and cook book. To see it ie
to want it and never; part with it.
It is a credit to Canada's great
weekly paper. The Family Herald
and Weekly Star is bigger value
than ever this year. Their premium
.picture, "A Tug -of -War," is also
greatly aclmired. The combination
is certainly a big dollar's worth.
NEW DOCTOR.
Dr. Wilson, B. A , who recently
purchased the practise of Dr. G.
Buchanan, arrived on Monday from
Chicago, where he has been taking
special courses in diseases of the
eye, ear, nose and throat. Dr.
Wilson is a graduate in Arts of
Queen's University, Kingston, and
of Toronto University, and also a
member of the College of Physi-
cians and Surgeons of Ontario. He
has had considerable experience in
the practise of medeoine and comes
well recommended. Dr. Buchanan
will continue the practise of medi-
cine with Dr. Wilson until his re-
moval to the pity sometime in De-
cember.
ZURICH SCHOOL REPORT.
The following is the standing of
three pupils having the highest
averages in the Senior Fourth and
Junior Fourth classes in the Zurich
Public School .
Sr IV. Lee Hoffman, Eleanore
Hartleib, Elgin Hess.
Jr IV. Theodore Haberer, Ger-
tie Magel, Ada Wurm.
On Tuesday, Nov, 13th, Inspector
Toni would like to meet the Trus-
tees and also any Ratepayers that
may care to be present to discuss
informally, recent school legisla-
tion and other topics relating to
education which may suggest them-
selves. The Minister of Education
is an cions to have School Trustees
and School Inspector meet for the
mutual interchange 'of` such ideas
as may lead to the improvement of
public education in Ontario.
Men's and boys' overcoats; lowest
prices at D S Faust.
Miss Emma, Shoemaker of Park-
hill called on friends here on Sun-
day.
Mrs. Thos. B. Kelly. of Hensel],
called on friends in the village on
Tuesday.
Chas. IV alper moved. on Tuesday
into the dwelling he recently pur-
chased from Mr. H. 0. Doan.
Wm. Bender returned last week
to the lumber camps at South
River, He took along a gang of
about twenty men. •
James Overholt has rented the
farm on the Sauble Line until now
occupied by Jos. Lebeau. Mr.
Overholt now controls nearly 200
acres of land in that vicinity.
Anniversary services were held
in the Lutheran church last Sun-
day in memory of the Reformation,
which was started by Dr. Martin
Luther nearly four hundred years
ago.
LOST—A purse containing a small
sum of money. It was lost last
Saturday in or near the Commercial
Hotel stables. Finder will be re-
warded by returning same to this
office.
The Old People's Day services in
the Evangelical church last Sunday
were very successful. The church
was well filled and the services
were appropriate for the occasion.
Thb church was nicely decorated
with mottoes and flowers.
If you want a prosperous town
where people can come who are
disposed to make homes, then do
away with and bury from sight all
jealously and spite work. move for
common prosperity and mutual
benefit. Wake up. rub your eyes.
roll up your sleeves and go to work.
Do not work with fear asd tremb-
ling, but take for granted blood
will tell. Lea*re results to them-
selves borrow no troubles, but all
unite to make it the biggest kind
of a town. "Go to work,"
The ladies of the W. C. T, tJ.
held theiriannualelection of officers
at the home of Mrs, C. Fritz, on
Monday afternoon, Nov, pith. Mrs.
Williams led the devotional part of
the meeting, after which the Pros.
took charge of the busixiess: The
following officers were elected for
the ensuing year. President, Mrs,
Carrie Heyrock ; Vice -President,
Mrs, S, Merner ; C'or.-Secretary,
Addie Witwer; Rec.-Secretary,
Elizabeth Ra,nnie ; Treasurer, Mrs.
H. )Bagel.
John Dumart paid aerial/ a visit
this week.
Women's woollen stookings at
D S Faust for 25 cents.
Ed. Wurm of Crediton visited bis
home here over Sunday• .
Mr. E. .Zeller is improving his
stable by having a foundation put
under it.
Mr. and Mrs, H. Yungbittvisited
at the home of Mr. II, Shafer, Kip -
pen, on Sunday.
A number from the vi,iage at-
tended the funeral of the. Bate Mrs.
Smith at Dashwood on Sunday. .
Messrs, J. Greybiel and Dan
M.cIsaac visited their respective
homes in Dashwood over Sunday.
Mr. H. C. Doan has mo `ed his
office north of the Cgmmercial
Hotel stables. He intends raining
here until spring.
Mix one teaspoonful of corn
starch with each cup of table salt
and it will not dampen and clog
up the salt shaker.
Master Arnold Brenner 'returned
on Monday from Stratford where
he had been assisting Mr. H. Racey
during the past summer, •
The weather during the past
week has been ideal for black sguir
rel hunting and many of therm have
been shot by our 2tunteee. • They
make a very appetizing meal when
property dished. up.
Is your subscription 'for THE
HicuALD paid for 1006 ; if not it
ought to be ; look it up and see ;
don't expect the editor to •:live on
nothing ; don't wait till yonr ac-
count is sent in, but "whack np"
cheerfully andprotnptly,
The Emmanuel Evangelical chur-
ch choir have been very fert..mate
in selecting an up-to-date tr.nthern
hook, entitled "Living Anthems.'
Several new members have of late
been added to the choir—Mr Le :-in
Williams and Mr. Jos. Duk trine.
Inspiring music will be in 4fere f<_r
the congregation.
The "credo days" are] s=uing
Merchants are beginning t{> rand
tsash'for their good: and , ! le
suit a dollar goes farther than ever
before in buying merchandise. This
is simply plain ootumon' sense,
Everybody likes to see the coin,
and a dollar in, the hand is worth
considerable More than a dollar on
the books when the business n::an
wants to duplicate the goods on his
shelves. Farmers in this crinamuni-
ty are not asking for credit,. They
don't have to. They are good far-
mers and are making money.
ZURICH'S
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We have just picked up a big lot of Linen Towelling at a sn ,p, and :a v(1
give our customers the benefit of our purchase. This is a regular i(.► ,.: ;: •.'c,w(°' l i ,'.L;, kelt
.while this lot lasts we will sell it at 5 cents per yard. REMEMBER this is r. ylifl n.(;(}
you will not see again and you should not miss it.
We have also been fortunate in'securing a special lisle of 6 fancy s'.ripe P,: t,noloitP
worth 1.2i cents per yard which we are clearing out at to cents per yard, w ililo J' lusts
These are only a few of the many Bargains we have to offer. Our Dress (+owls Di :het.•-
ment is now stocked with everything new in that line, and Quay ty and 'Val:ze 1111;. pia:•,SOc1.
A large stock of. Men's and Ladies' Fur Coats and Ne. )-tufts ut close ps.in,(;:
Are yon looking for a Good Stove?
We would like to call your attention to the splendid stock of
stoves, Ranges and Heaterswe are showing. If you need a new stc;'e
this fall you should not fail to see the splendidvalues we are offeric .
Our leader is the Home Peninsular, see cut, and for a first -sass
cooking and heating stove it cannot be beaten. It burns either coal
or wood and is made on the latest improved pattern. There are lady
of the Peninsular Stoves in rise in this section showing that they aro
giving entire satisfaction. We also carry a full line of other makes.
We keep everything in the line of Hardware, Tinware, Etc,
PARK PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
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