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Home My WebLink AboutThe Herald, 1907-01-04, Page 8ASNCeL C.. ' '.ngekic4-1,Asir, l+'s .A l X g a r Yt �7 ;Sa a w if i i t s v j Tar, la 1, •,__.y4 4!�''� y.+4 tt5Z .'a Xi.+�,'�it• h�A a�",�a+h4E( a¢ :7;:ol a .a' +r .r 'e N." i%. ' ' c�.wxfs _ e -wa...iia'�ia4tak:4�`.h�ae°.a0..s+w�i.n.�w �:�.�a. We would like to call. your attention to our stock of meats poultry sausages, bolognas, etc. Nothing but the very best and choicest: oods kept on hard. We use all our cus- tomers the ` same.. Give usa call.` Winter Is C nl l lig Winter will soon be here and with it comes the thoughts of a new cutter. Our stock this fall is complete, in all styles. They are made to last. Call and see them. before making a purchase. Now is the time to have your old cutter repaired and painted. F. Hess & Son, Zurich L Ontario. MMINSINONLISISIONIZESTAMESpi IT'S NO TRICK to sell a poor article at holf price --but it cannot be done on GOOD GOODS. This Season as before, I will try to give you Money's Worth. ....ATl kinds of .... HOLIDAY GIFTS generally found in a first-class Jewelry Store. Prices Right .. Goods Right F. W. HESS - - Jeweler. 50 'YEARS: EXPERIENCE TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS &C. Anyone sending a. aket<n and description may quickly ascertain 4)11r opinion free 'whether an Invention is probably patentable. Comninnien. tions strict' ycontidentlnl. handbook on Patents sent free. Oldest agency for seeming patents. Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive special notice, without charge, in the Scientific .merle. t handsomely Illnstrnfcd' weekly. Lowest cis. sciatica or arty scientific lnurnhi. 'Perms. Vi a Yent• few p.00nths, El. Sold by all newsrlealers. MIJNN OC C� 36111roadbay. New York wrench efticw w .` St ' Waelsin rte,,. L. C Local Salesman at once for Zurich and sur- rounding districts. HIGH GLASS SPECIALTIES in Fruit and Ornamental Stock grown and for sale by CANADA'S GREATEST NURSERIES A permanent situation for the right party. Liberal inducements ; pay weekly-. Handsome free outfit. Write for terms and cata- logue, and send 25 'cents in stamps for our ' Pocluer MAGNX r'i i'Ne GLASS or 30 cent$ for our EA..Nrnr UA2OX tsAW. Stone ec Wellington,. VONTBILL nrunsnttlAg OvrilR, 800 ACi'iX:u`t!' Toronto Otxtarjo at 2 P. ni. ; vice, German, 10 g1i1„ Service, at 7 p. restllittrice, 7.80 p.m. Tues- uiiing; German Prayer meet. ednesda,y evening. at. 7 :30. `lo k ; English Prayer meeting, Lt sday evening at 7.80 o'clock ; boir 'practice. Friday evening at o'clock junior Alliance, Satur- 1 aly afternoon, at 3 o'clock. :r3nv. A. D. GIsoi;<L R. PASTOR. LOCAL NEWS On.,Sunday Last while Dr. Wilson was driving west on the Zurich road his horse in some way manag- ed to break one of its legs. Misses Freda Hess of town and Ethel Capling of Blake are among the +successful ones who passed the recent Model.. school examinations. Both are too young to teach at pre- sent and will have to wait until they have reached the required age before they can "teach the young idea how to shoot." Dr. OVENS, M, D.. London, Surgeon eye, ear and nose, will be at the Queen's Hotel, Hensall, on Thursela,v, January 10th. Hours 4 p. in. to 9 p. in. Glasses properly fitted for relief of failing vision, gestrain, headaches,' etc. Deafness and nasal catarrh treated. 23tf A very interesting W. C. T. U. meeting was hod at the home of Mrs. S. Rennie, • on Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 2nd. This being the first meeting in the New Year good resolutions were made. The evangelistic superintendent con- ducted the first part of the meeting, opening with devotional exercises. The call to prayer ordered by the Dominion Women's Christian Tem- perance. Union to be observed in every local union during this week, was observed in this meeting, special prayers being offered for the petitions which were previous- ly presented. Each member left the meeting feeling they had re- ceived a blessing, and with a strong desire to be more faithful in the Lord's service during the coming year than ever' before. In the business part it was mov- ed, seconded, and carried, we con- tribute $1.00 towards the aicl of the'Hoepital for sick children. The meetin was closed with singing :withyou till we meet again" IUI'ICIPAL NO1!NAT1ON S The ratepayers of the Township of Hay met in the Town Hall here on Monday alteration to nominate candidates for re•-eand councillors for 1907. The,ktli was crowded and many vesting discussions took place is addresses which were held afta ,4the nomination. At 2 &clock the notnination closed and Clerk Hess announced the follow- ing nominations on the list : For Reeve, Peter Lamont and Wendel Smith. For Councillors, Robt Mo - Arthur, J. K, Goetz, L. Iialbfieisch, Chas Greb, Jas. Green, W.m Cald- well, and John Geiger. None of the above named ge tlernen resign- ed up to 9 o'clock on, Wednesday evening, and all their;; names will accordingly. go on the 'ballot. Mr. Smith, who opposes Mr. Lamont, the present reeve, is well known, leaving been a valued Member of the aounoil for a number of years Mr. Lamont has been: reeve for son ee r. and a s i t y s well posted in municipal inattert;!,generally and many think he ought to have an- other term, s*., that his services would be at the'command of the county council, of which board the reeve of Hay, will .be a member this year, The nominees for councillors are known to nearly all the rate- payers of Ela -,;;,and any four of them will no dt>tOt make a pains- taking and eat iii 'nt council board. The result will::" be in doubt until tlae final'eumaiiiing up takes place next Monday evening. On Monday evening the ratepay- ers of the Police Village of Zurich met 'the Town Hall and notnina- tions'were made to fill the office of Feil =;. Trustees for 1907. The fol - It ;fi were nominated : G. Holtz- , Rennie, Chas. Hartleib, J. ,. w. G. Hess, W. O'Brien Appel. After the nominit- ublic meeting was held Mort addresses were made andidates present, and and seconders. Messrs. -,Hartleib have est will, be be - o11 ctcg aril tie: ache by ` tl them' �7c1iao ,roti 110 iteeia f alIbet' to ti i n ti fl u Store! ollowing our usual eFustom, after a big sea= son's business, aft broken lines of Winter r Goods Wil �'h a to be cleared out and the prbfits sacrificed. T'is Store is noted for. rapid sejling at close prices, and these are now more in evidence than ever before. in. _Flannelette .."We have still sone of that 36 inch lheaVy fancy stripe Flannel- ette' at 8cts, per y4. ''Other Bargains All Millinery Goods includ- ing the newest trimmed Hats, etc. to Blear at half price. Fur Coats, Ruffs, etc. We have done a tremendous business in. ladies' and men's Fur Coats, ladies' Stoles, F Caperines and Boas, and the balance of our stock goes at a big reduction. Hap ear Cl' p Underwear M lined cts. heavyweight fleece - and ,Draws, t Sn . s in Groceries Best selected Raisins at 10cts a .1b Best cleaned Ourranv's 4 lbs for 25c Best roasted Coffee 124 cts a lb. Green Japan. Tea, usually sold by other dealers for 35 cts., our price 25 cts. per lb. Dress Goods We are over -stocked in some lines and will dispose of them at greatly reduced. prices. Boys' Suits. Boys- Suits, sizes 32, 33 and 34, at half price. Ladies' Cloth Coats Ladies' Cloth Coats at half price, and some, not the latest style, but serviceable, for $1.00. Leather Coats Men's best Saranac leather Coats at $5.00 each. y New To Alla flade=to=order Suits Some big snaps in Suits, d3 to-ordek- that are -usually sod at $17.00 to $18.00, our price is only $12.00. Some Dinner Setts At very low prices. These will have to be cleared out at once, and you will get the benefit o_ the cut price by buying now. JIJ2TTIE .�+'cw.vczr_c:.v_,viti'rwsccammwu.•�'a+os+wvrs E Generd Merchant, Zurich Election Notices. Township of Nay. As I have decided to stand as a candidate for oounoillor and will not be able to'see all of the rate payers of the Township of Hay be. fore the election, 1 take this mean. of respeotfully;eoliciting your vote and``' -$fluence' dr me as Councillor: Jahn Geiger.rr. .-- Rd.TIPAYhRs ox. HAY Gentleman At the request of a number of fellow -farmers and fellow -electors, I am in the field for a position . as councillor for the year 1907. I gra unable to see all, personally before -election day and I take this method of appealing to; you for your, vote and influence next Monday. 'If elected, I will use my best endeavors to have the affairs of the Township managed in an honest, impartial and encono- niical manner. Wishing you all the oomptiniunts of the season. I am Sincerely yours, Wm. T Caldwell, Beef hides, trade at Hart, Ne' ads, Ia Geiger. reign Battle. eats is lb. or l0cts iu Preeter, H, Well, T. Ctaltl r11, Sc've- The People's Harness and Hardware ilouse. A Happy New Year to all. Best !Moods at Lowest Prices 1 for 19°7. HAkTLIiIB -Zurich. TI c People's, Hardw are • and tlarnes i House;