HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1906-12-21, Page 4-.�. OARDS,
J. 1). COOKE, BARRISTER AND S0
'leiter, Notary Public, Hens:ll, Ontario.
At Zievie1I (Zeller's office) every Mon-
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PROUDFOO.T, HAYS & BLAIR, .BAR-
ristors, Solioitors, Notaries Public, etc.,
Goderieh, Canada. W. Proudfoot, KC.
R, C. Hays. G. P. Blair.
BUSI//VESS CARDS.
B, S. PHILLIPS, ' I.ICEN''SED AUC-
tioneer for the Counties of Huron and
Perth. Farrar stock sales a specialty. Jonas says' that the man was deter -
Satisfaction ,guaranteed or no pay. All
orders left at Lot 2,1, Con. 2, Hay, or mined, but he finally agreed to all
addressed to Hensall P. 0. will be the conditions laid down by the
promptly attended to. minister.
In a week or two the residents o
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kUBLISFIL+DBY 1>. ZBILLICf.
FRIDAY, DEC. 21th, 1906.
W. 0. T. U.
WHAT MILLIE SAID,
OR, F. A. SELLERY, DENTIST, E RA-
itaate of. the Royal College of Dental
'surgeons, Toronto, also honor gradu-
ate of Departrnent of Dentistry, To-
ronto University, Painless extraction
of teeth. Plate work a speciality, At
Dominion House, Zurich, every Mon-
day. 1-20
E. ZELLER, CONVEYANCER AND
Notary Public. De e d s, _Mortgages,
Wills and other Legal Documents care-
fully and promptly prepared. Office—
Zeller block, Zurich, Ont.
ANDREW HESS, DIVISION COURT
CLERK. Village and Farm Property
insured. All the leading Companies
represented. Agent for Accident and
Sickness Insurance.
FOR SALL .
FARM FO SALE -75 acres of choice
land on the 14th Con., IIay Town-
ship. Good brick house, bank barn, 4,)x
69. Good water and well fenced. Will
sell on reasonable terms. Apply at prent-
is s or to \'illi.Lm Stelek,
4tf Zurich.
ARM FOR SALE. --30 acres, 4 miles from Elkton, Mich., and within half
mile to school. 130 acres cleared, good
frame honse, frame barn and driving shed.
Also good young orchard and fiowingwell.
Will be sold on easy terms. Apply to
Eph. Holtzman on the premises or G.
Holtzman, Zurich, Ont.
f>lHOROBRED SINGLE COMB WHITE
J. Leghorn and Barred Plymouth Rork
Cockerels for sale. These are choice birds.
Apply to W. H. Love, Hilla{green, Ont.
REGISTERED SHORT HORN BULL
for sale, 2 years old. He is a sure
sire and will be sold reasonable. Apply
to Lot 21, Con. 14, Hay, Ell:nor Klapp,
Zurich P. 0.
DULLS FOR SALE.—Four Choice
aJ Shorthorn bull calves, eleven to
fifteen months old, for sale. Good indi-
viduals, good colors and registered pedi-
grees. Also one registered cow, 6 years
old. , A, G. Staniar., I ensal.l, P. 0 ,
- Lot 11, Con. 2; L. R. S.
''2-3t Tucltersmith.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
z. Tura ESTATE OF J. O. ou oaaIc>t, DECEASED
Notice is hereby given that all persons
having claims against Jacob 0. Gingerich,
Iate of the Township of Hay in the County
of Huron, farmer, deceased, who died on
the 21st day of September, 1590, are re-
cauired to send by post prepaid or deliver
to the unalersigned executors, Blake, P.O..
on or before the first day of .January, 1907,
their names addree,ses, and deeeriptions,
and n statement of their claims with per.
titulars thereof and the nature of the
security, if any, held by them. And notice
is further given t.Lat after the first day of
January, 1907“ the said executors will
c'istribure the assets of the deceased a-
mong the persons entitled thereto, having
regard only of the claims of which they
shall the have notice, and they will net.
i •e liable for the said assets nr any part to
any ;person of wltnee claims they will nut
then huge notice.
• JOHN L. CER.RETt,
Rt DI SC;E(WARTZENTRUIBEtt,
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Zurich, Dec. $ h, 1:)06. 21 Rt
NOMI AT1ON.
Pa:;:uant to the Municipal Act Wolin
-notice ie hereby given that no meeting of
the Electors et the Muni-ip.itty of the
`1'ownaship of Hay, will be held in the
Township Hall, in the Village ofluriel,,
on '41on it y, Dee. 3lst, 1000, at the hour
from one to -two o'clock p. m., for the
nonage -toe of nominating cnnuidat(- for Reeve
end tteencillers for the Township of Hay,
for the year 1007, and in ease a poll is de•
nsanded., polls will hi opened on Monday,
January 7th, 1007. in the several polling
eubdivir:ons of the Tonnship. Said ',Mil
will be kept open from 9 o Mork a. m., un-
til t a click p. tn.. and no longer.
Dotted at Zurich this.lf>th day of De -
comber, A. D. 1003: FRED HESS, SI;.,
Returning ()Meer.
NOr iNAA"ITION.
:Public Notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the Electors of the. Police Tif-
lege of'Zurich, will be held in the Town
Hall, in the 'Village of Zurich, on Monday,
December 31st, 1006, at the hour from 7.30
to 8.30 p. m., for the 'purpose oI nominat-
'ing :Police 'Trustees for the Police Village
of `C,urich, for the year 1907, and in case a
poli is demanded, a poll will be opened in
the Clerk's Office, Town Hall, on Monday,
January 7th, 1007. Said poll will he kept
open from 9 o'clock a. m., until 5 o'clock
p. xn., and no longer.
r>a,te•'l at Zurich this 10tH day of De -
cored ,er, A. 1.)., 1003, FfRFD, HESS, SIC.,
Returning °Pettier.
had secured a position in a shipyard
Quigg was an intell,gent man and
possessed a fairly good education.
He soon became interested in his
children, and the house commeneed
to look brighter and more cosy by
the aid of his pa nt brush and saw
and hatchet.
His old cronies predicted a big
slump in Jonas' "future.," some day
and would say to one another: "Oh,
he'll come for his likker before
long." But they were disappointed
for a year had passel by, and Jonas
Quigg was —Jonas" no longer. IIis
new frieucds and acquaintances ad-
dressed him aa"Air." Quigg. The
red nose of runt had withered and
faded away from his face. • ,
One might, at. an experience meet-
ing in the church, be anise and
testified as to the faith within him.
The same pastor was there, and his
features were illuminated with a
g duke smile. Suldenly he arose
and stopped Jonas with:
"Brother Quigg, tell your friends
ha re what brought you to a full
realization of the sin -cursed course
you wet going."
•\Vhy. Brother Ilardester, I can
tell that in a few words. It was
the nixltt that my dear (laughter
Milli; had her say. Had she not
takled so loudly, my house world
I not have been honored by the pre-
sence of two God-fearing men.
They understood, and they coe• ce d
me ia,to becoming a sober pian and
what is ear better, a Christian. I
was a miserable drunken sot, lint
that coercion—which was nothing
but God's Spirit in a new form—
was the happiest and brightest
coercion that roan could conceive
of. %Vith God's help and his a
bundant grace. I propose is still
further live as I am now living, and
when God calls ale hence I hope to
he enabled to meet that Clear soul -
the mother of my children."
A great sob.escaped him as he sat
down, and a timid girl left a seat
near the door, walked quickly up
the aisle. and threw her arms around
his ne.•k. It was Millie.
"God bless you, my child," sob-
bed Jona a, enfolding her to his
breast.
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the place noted the change in .Jonas
He avoided the town (rang mill, and
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Married.
R sesienn—DUNSr'oRD—In Hay, On
. Dee. 1.2th, Milton Russell to Miss
(1lat.tat. Dnnsford, daughter of Mr.
an dMrs. Wm. Dunsforcl..
Borne
G'S Illaigt—At Zurich. on November
,eget. to Mr, and Mrs. H. Weber,
¢ son. •
Hlcv—At the Goshen Line, Hay on
Dec. i 9th, to Mr. and Mrs. John
Hey. jr., a son.
The Family Herald
au Weekly Star
and the
Zurich Herald
one whole year
.7'CM $1..0
You ought to subscribe.
ChaxsslberlainL'o, Choiera and.
Chamberlain's :Diarncrhoea Kennedy.
t er'er• fails. Dvy it now. Itntsay wive life.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the 32nd
Annual Meeting of the Members of The
Hay Township Farmers Mutual Fire In-
surance Company will be held at the Town
Hall, Zurich, on Tuesday, January 8th,`
1907, at One o'clock p. tn.
Ilusreonss -- Receiving the Directors',
Auditors' and Treasurer's Reports. Elec-
tion of I:irectors and such other business
as may be, necessary for the good and wel-
fare of the Company.
All members are requested to attend.
JACOB 1 ELLER 4ANN, Esq.'
President
HENRY EILBER, Secretary
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`Con n'Y NEWS.
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A movement is being, (rade tow-
ard the formation of a Y. M. 0. A,
in Godcrich.
Margaret Barrey passed peace-
fully away at her home near Mt,
yearsn.Z
Catrei. on Dee. 4th at the age of 21
N. a. Morrisey. who conducted
the Huron Hotel, Goderieh; has
clisposed of the business to Capt. Craig.
A. Hislop,. M, P. P has been
nominated by the Liberals of East
Huron as a candidate for the Do-
minion Parliament.
Rev. Mr. Wade of Clinton has
heen appointed chaplain for the
House of Refuge by the county
council at a salary of *10.
The storing Assize Conrt will he
opened in Goderieh for the county
of Huron nn Tnesdlay, the 1 9th of
March, 1907, wind the non -jury term
on Tuesday, May 28th.
John Westlake. who sold his
hnsiness at F+arrtnhar. has purchas-
ed the farm of \•'i''rn. Rivers on the
3rd con , Usborne. ]sirs Westlake `l he old and Reliable
takes possession next March.
The trnlstees of S. S. No. ate_ I aibfieisch's Saw Planing Nil's....
Choice Selections
Here in Christmas
nit
CLNVLJLUTE
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Crokinole Board=, horse Rockers, Toy Baby
Carriages, Tool Setts. Etc.
Harness, Trunks, Club Bags, Bells, Blankets and Robes.
H. WELL,
= _ _ = Zurich, Ont.
nlaen. have engaged Miss Meleei
.Tennison of Brewster to teach in
that ser'tinn. her dntias to nem-.
mence after theChristrnas holidays.
At Brncefiieid on Dec, 5th, Miss
Mende B.. eldest daughter of 0.
Wilson, was united in marriage to
Geo. Swan of that village. They
will make their home in Hamilton.
A knitting feetnry is one of the
near possibilities for Exeter, pre.
vided the necessary capital can he
raised and flystoi-n will give a. loan
of a siniilerteviction t to that to be
given to the crtnnirg factory.
The Hoiel,
trouble has ai
Lewis surre
owner of the,
er, the le tterj
ones. Mr.
able tenan
The Clint
Mr. Hregh
atop into i'
We know .'
the last Ti
a big eine
self for a
st.bnnt t,
look in.
Ca tour
ehonld Leat
for ;t free tx':
Catarrh One
Tarovee Toner'
and Dr, Shn
'estly desires
that test. Th
healing halm
end nostrils. -
foal nr feveri9
investigate.
t�Tormanclie. Clinton.
last been settled. P.
•;s the lease to the
•onerty. S. 8 Coop.
titin, possession rat
roper will get a suit -
the hotel.
,Few Era says that
,man is aspiring to
. Gunn's No. 10's.
olden reasons why
stntlemen will make
tctpy theta him -
dee. . However, it's
<�r man l;ad a.
'a'es.
ace and throat
n at least ask ns
cve of Dr, Shoop's
Nothing sn snrely
r:t. real. actual test --
to prove this, earn -
at we let yon make
dreamy, Snow White
soothes the throat
c1 gnic'kly purifies a
breath. Call and
J. Merner.
11tilturn In Parvo.
The religion of Christ has proven
to the world it is en inestimable
blessing, it is the only treasiere
v e Ctn Parry with ns at death. In
all things, and tinder all circum
stances, staan;i for the right. Be
el -earful. Religion was never de-
s'gne l to melte a person gloomy.
or a •d, nr to wear a dejected
crean`enence .Hold integrity sac-
red, Ohsrrve 00or1 manner. Pay
your debts promptly-. Yield not to
temptation. Join hands with the
virtuous. Select gnod company.
Ke e1'out of the bald rncrrs, Respect
oldage and the counsels of your
parents. Raise no evil report a-
gainst an enemy. Give to all a
kind salutation. You have nothing
to do with death's coming, if you
live the best you can. when death
COMPS, von will meet hint with a
wiliin nes:;, 'Touch not, taste not
intoxicating drinits. Do you believe
any man or woman is any the het -
ter for possessing diamonds? Has
any one been the hetter for having
vnnits of gojtl? Pride and lust.
and anger aro the fruits of riches
and one of the great sins of the
world is essentially the sin of
Judas. lien do not disbelieve in
Christ, but they tell hirn safes of
wealth never make the roan, but a
virtuous and' religious life, these
make the man, it is better to be
poor and good, than to be rioh and
bad. C. C. Sink.
(The enol,)
New ads,— It Well, E. Klopp, A
G. Smillie, Annual Meeting . of
members of Hay Tp.Fire Ins. Co.
Piles get quick relief from I)r.
Shoop's MagicOintinent. Remem-
ber it's oracle alone for Piles—and
it 'works with certainty and satis-
faction. Itching, painful, protnd-
ino, or blind piles disappear like
maaric by its use. Try it and see
J J Merner,
I wish to thank my customers for their patronage
during the past year, and wish to announce that 1 am
on hand with a large stock of Hastings Brand
B. C. RED CEDAR SHINCLE•S
and all kinds of Building Material. It will be to your
interest to call and see me if you are going to build.
It is my atrn to combine good work with good
;material. I also do
CUSTOM SAWV1IIC and PLANLAIC
(r4—Chopping done every Tuesday and Friday.
F. C. KALBFLEISCH,
14 Tills 14th con. ZU"1CH
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Fine and
We llav3 put into stock a fine assort-
ment :of. Candies. Ntits, Figs, etc.
Tbey are manufactured and put up by
the McCormick Mfg. Co., London,
filial are all first-class goods, Give els
a call when in. need of anything in
this line_ E'erything in the J.tne of
GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, FANCY
CAKES, BREAKFAST FOODS, FLO UTA,
FEED, STOCK FOODS, ETC.
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Coarse Salt, $1.4o per Barrel.
S. ''apple & Son.
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We have in. stock
Root Pulpers and Slicers,
both cylinder and side-
wheelers.
Magnet Crean] Separators,
the best in the country.
Machine Bevel Jacks.
We also handle
Wood Sawing Machines.
Straw Cutters, Horse Pow-
ers, I. 11. C. Gassline En-
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