The Herald, 1907-01-11, Page 8•,
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We would like to call
your attention to our
stock of ineats,pbultry
sausages,. bolognas,
etc. Nothing but the
very best -and ch-bicest
goods kep)t:'bll
We use }tall our cus-
tomers `'the same.
Give usa call.
YUNCBLUT &
BEICHERT.
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Winter Is 'nn i�ig
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 Nov is the
time to have -.`'your • old
cutter ' repliii ed and'
painted.
F. Hess ' 'So>n
Zurich - - Ontario.
kbeg
IT'S NO "TRICK
to sell a poor t article
at holf price --but it
cannot he done on
GOOD GOODS
This Season
as before, I will try
to give you
Money's Worth.
All kinds of....
HOLIDAY GIFTS
generally found in a
first-class Jewelry
Store.
Prices Right ::
:: Goods Right
F. W. HESS - - Jeweler.
50 YE..RS"
EXPERIENCE'
TRADE MARKS
DESIGNS
COPYRIGHTS &C.
Any:M sending i sketi:n and description may
ryulekly.dgeertaiin onr ohiltio rev rr-Iiethgr an
Inventlo' 7s -probably i t nt bff
t} t e n T Com4na ion -
tions stri¢tlp aon[1denYlnld!i%u1Si.E�iobk on t'nteutH
tent free, Oldest noeocyr`for serurfng pa}tents,
PAtente tpkehabrounh Munn k Co. tecetvo
Bpcctalna0ica; Witbout:charge, the
$ckntLtir ° mefic> uo
handsomer Muni -rated weekly. Lnracst c!n
enlation or any aeierttitio ;ournal. Terms. *S a
year; four ,nonthat$L Sold by ell nerrmlealers.
MUNN & Co.361Broadw y, New York
Srahcb Office. 1£= ` St, rtasl::urton. D. G.
Local Salesman
at once for zur`44hiandsur..
roundin,:distr#ets '
k.. HIGH CLAS'S.S.PEL['A.LTIES
in Fruit andh' Ornani" ntal
Stock grown and for sa-ie. by
CANADA'S fiREA,TJ$ ti NURSERIES
64
A permanent situlltion" for
the 'right- party.(• aLib:eral
inducements ,• pay,, iqskly, ,
Handsome :t, free *x?"'r iitfit.
Write'Or tonus alicl' ;cat,- '
loguey tnd',Send ' 25:cents
in stappps .for";oiir,,-PocitET
MAG i.,:tt nieqGLASS or,:. 30
cents for' our
..F
Stone & Wellington, 4 .
'R'ONTHILI. NURSERIES OVER 800 ACRES •
.. Toronto . Ontario
FMMANUUI, CHURCH'
vangelical Associatio
SERVICES AND MEETINGS WILL DE MELp
IN THE EMMANUEL WAIN ,k�.LItlt{.Ii
CHURCH, ZEDICOR, AQ, ,$OI.Lb•Vas ':
`ISuiidtiy School at .2 P,,
Preaching Ss vice, GertOa.n, 1:o
a, In r1DF s'h 80240.00)•t ,"7' p.
iii; Selsie'a . :llboloe, 7,30'0i' .: Tues.
dtfykW e•Yen' i,it ci man, )raver meet-
ing,r0' a0aa;a eveniing:• at 7:30
o'c le'1g, Z nrrllah Prayer m eting',-
Tn O evening at 7.30 • o'clock
Choir.aetice;•, Friday, evening at
8 o'olok t', Junior- Alliance, Satur-
day afternoon, at 3 .9'01Oek. ;r ,
Raw. A. D. i ISCFiLEIt.iXASTOR.:
LOCAL NEWS
Beef hides, 9cts a lb. or l0cts in
trade at Hartleib's. •
John Torrance of . Clinton has
been appointed a comity constable.
New ads—J. Preeter, Sovereign
Bank, County Council Meeting, S.
Rannie & Son,
The Misses ' Luella ' Weber and
Helma Sipple spentlast Friday,
witli friends in Heneall.
On page 5 ofthis' issue will be.
found a•list of the ' votes polled :in
the municipal elections of=1905"and
1907.
Dr. OVENS, M. D., London,
Surgeon eye, ear and nose;.: will . be
at the Queen's Hotel, Heneall, on
Thursday, January ",10th, Hours
4 p. m. to 9 p. n . Glasses'properly
fitted for relief of failing vision,
gestrain, headaches, etc; :`Deafness
and nasal catarrh treated. 23tf
The sad intelligence was received
here on Monday of • the death of
Rev. J. McDonald, which sad event
took place in Rainy River District.
The deceased was a sozr`;in-law of
J"as. Allan, of near-.Ble,ke., .and the
remains were taken there on Tues.
day. The funeral' was held on
Wednesday, interment taking place
in the Bayfield cemetery.
Word was received recently an-
nouncing the death of W. J. Mil-
ler formerly of IIensall,,,,but for
some time a resident of:'High River
Alberta. Mr. Miller ciied,in Cali-
forna, in search efhealtiilail `death_
overtook him • two` days after;reaoh-
ing-that , state: ' Mien remains -will
be' brought to Hen;,all6 where' the
interment will to •e place
OUR POLICE TRUSTEES ...
, The nifen,Police'Trustees'
of Zuri + heldt•, oxz Monday'.
Five good;nael. were 'in, the -field,
and three only could be elected.
The following votes were polled :
Ed. Appel . 68
Wm. G. Hess .....104
G. Holtzman.. .............. 45
Wm. O'Brien .........92
S. Rennie ...24
Thus Messrs. Appel, . Hess and
O'Brien are'eleoted to fill the posi-
tion for 1907. They are all capable
young men and will no doubt look
after the interests of our village.
Messrs. Hess, O'Brien and Holtz
man made short addresses in the
hall on Monday evening.
INSURANCE MEETIN G.
The members of the Hay Town-
ship Farmers' Mutual Fire insur-
ance Co. held their annual meeting
in"the Town Hall here on Tuesday-.
The attendance was large -and a
keen interest .was taken in the pro-
ceedings by, those . present. The
retiring Directors; Messrs. Wm,
Consit, Wm. Lamont .and Chris.
Stade, were re-elected by acclama-
tion. After the genera.l.x eeting, a
special meeting Was held, :when C.
Stade «as:oiected nresident,i- Wm.
t !�.
Lam int v�ce�president, tiSr Holtz-
man, generari:c agent, 'and' 1r. H.
Eilber, sec>retary-treasurer r, The
financial,,repo",rt of • the ;Company
shows that36,397.29 in ,losses were
paid out in 19,06.-.%, -• The insurance in
force on ''Dec ' 31st,- •1906, was
$3,831, 575.00,l;and- there is 'cash in
the bank, 33;242,20, so the Comp-
any is in the bestir of standing.
ANNUAL MEETING,
The 41st annual meeting of the
Hay Branch Agricultureal Society,
was held in L the,: Town Hall, on
Wednesday. •j,The attendance was
rather small idWing, no doubt to
the strenuous i"deye in the early
part of the week. =:There are a few
changes in-'ithe -".directorate and a
rood Board ;elected' for the year.
Messrs. W;.',i T -: Caldwell, J. Pfaff'
and E. Zeiler were re-elected to the
office of „President. lst- vice and
2nd y,e respectively, and the fol-
low'' Iltre tli.lb•directors for the en-
su ear:--Louia • Rader, John
Deo hd Joan Geiger,: David Schnell
;fohia , He',' Jt `' 0libbrzs:- Eilber, C.
Oswald, •grid E " 'illeitt and B. S.
Phillips "At a subsequent meeting
of the new:Board, Mr. D. 'S raaaet
was . appoin d Seo..Treas.• '.p40
HERALD urges the new; min to pilot
forth-• every effort' to make this
pear's fair a lig success' as there irs
stall a small deficit, owing to the
e r iiense incurred when, the new
grounds were acquired,
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usij Store!
ol1owing g our usual custom, after a big sea=
son's business, all broken lines of Winter
Goods will have to be cleared out and the
its sacrificed. This Store is noted for rapid
s:l.ig at close prices, and these are now more in
dence than ever before.
in. Flannelette
We have still some of that 36
in; :a heavy fancy stripe Flannel-
ette at 8cts. • per yd.
Other Bargains
All Millinery Goods includ-
ing the newest trimmed Hats, etc.
to 'c'lear at half price.
Fur eats,: Ruffs etc.
We have done a tremendous
blzsi'ness in ladies' and men's Fur
Coats, ladies' Stoles; ,. Caperines
A Boas, and the balance of our
seek goes at a.big redaction.
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.
Happy
ear To
New
AIL I
Cheap' 1lnderwear
heav5'wea..ht fleece-
$a}iirts and xa j sat e '
ach.
5 naps in oceries
• st selected Raisins at 10cts' a°.lb;
best cleaned Currants 4 lbs for 25c
Best roasted Coffee 12 - cts a lb.
Green Japan Tea, usually sold by
other dealers for 35 cts., our
price 25 cts. per lb.
Ilade=to=order Suits
Some big snaps in Suits,
made-to-order, that are usually
sold 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
a: the cut price by buying now.
V
erehant, Zurich
The•local option bylaw was'•de-
feated ins Tuckersmith. , .� s ..
Mies' Amelia Axt returnedto
London on' Monday after spending
a few.weel 'at'her hone here':; '.•
Mrs. Christine' Vola nd left on
Monday fol New York state; where
she -will visieWith her daughter.
Hy, Lipphardt was in Goderich
on Tuesday in connection with • the
winding up of; the Soldaii:•estate,,:,;.:.
Mr. H, JEflber, M. P. P of 4xedi•
ton, was in the village on Tub, iiky:
attending the annnal meetiug,.of
the Hay Farmers' Fire:Insurance
Co. ,
Mrs t siali Sararas;,, and little
son, of t i `Sauble 'line; '.Have been
Vil
visiting, Jl�e` past week -..with. her
loitither,l s.; Sarah Ann Miller, of
this
Dash* fid. sliottld be•well• satis-
fied this,Yer,' They have the Leeve
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and the eplitY•',ree,t*e pf 4St,'eplien
'residin 'fere, and also•,e, counpil=
for of i 11.0Nr would, it be,.•ter
unite ga' lid Stephen townships
and ma i 4 iisliwood theca pita( E .,
The ai l' Q;` ll we had last, eve§k`
was cer
month of 0ary. On, JatA3vd,:
while aoeeIi1drenwerechildien were'ret0thifig
home froiwattending school innitl}e.
Babylon Line, they -
snake. r"
heysnake k'hd on MtjZCdayi,ightthe
sound o �rtnder • could be he:i,rcl-
The wtY, s'Per',bas now assllnied
more � yi t4 waran0es
;re:21ktkable fo `tb
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'he People's llarness
and hardware ilouse.:
A Happy New Year
to all.
Best Goods at Lowest Prices
for 1907.
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G. IIARTLUB
Zurich.
The People's Hardware and Harness 1 clue.
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