The Herald, 1907-01-18, Page 7It•
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This House has recently changed
hands, and is now one of the
roost orderly and best con-
ducted Houses in the
, Province.
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We use no chemicals
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your Clothing, and we
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TAILORING IN
CONNECTION
W. H. HOF MAN
The Popular
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The people have shown
by their increasing patron-
age during the past year
• that they fully realize that
this is place to buy their
Try Goods, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes, Hard-
-ware, Paints and Oils,
Etc., at the right price,
and also the right duality.
Thanking our many cus-
tomers for past favors, we
ask for tL continuance ni
the salve.
R. N. Douglas,
BLAKE.
eak VoP e
To weak and ailing women. there is at least one
w iy to help, nut with that way, two treatments,
Must combined. One is local, one is constitu-
Monl,'but both aro important, both essential.
br. Shoop's Night Cadre is the Local.
15x. Shoop s Restorative, the Constitutional.'
Tlteforiner—Da. Shoop's Night Cure—is atopical
Mucous membrane suppository remedy, while Dr,
ohoop's Restorative is wholly an internal treat-
ment, The .Restorative reaches throughout the
entil'e system, seeking the repair of all nerve,
tall tissue, and all blood ailments.
The'•Niglit Curd', as it;; name implies, does its
awed: while you sleep. It soothes sore and inflam-
ed mucous surfaces, heals local weaknesses and
discharges while the Restorative, eases nervous
axcitemont, gives renewed vigor and ambition,
builds up wasted tisstaes, bringing about renewed
strength. vigor, and energy. Take Dr. Shoop's
Restorative—Tablets or Liquid—as a general tonic
to the atsteln. For positive local help, use as well
Dr.r`k.
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hoop'Night
L ' aY
J. L MERNER.
BLAKE
Deneisl3i—On Monday of last week
a message was received from Little
Current Manitoulin Island annoltno-
ing the death of Rev. Mr, McDon
ald who at one time was pastor of
the Presbyterian church of this
place.
1\fr, MGDonald Was ordained in
18.40 and ..Was inducted to . his hast
charge in Ootober last. He was
zealous in the discharge of his dut-
ies as pastor, and had ever' the
best interests of his people at heart.
On the Sabbath prior to his dmeath
be filled his appointments as usual
apparently in good health but was
soon after striken with acute dy-
sentery which together with weak-
ness of the heart baffled medical
skill.
His son, of Toronto, who was
called arrived a few days before
the end and accompanied the re-
mains to this place where they
were taken to the home of Mr. R.
Allan to await burial. Mrs. Mc-
Donald, widow of the departed,
was unable to ' accompany the
corpse horse, owing to illness, and
this to her and her little daughter
proved extremely hard. The re-
mains were taken to Bayfield for
interment on Wednesday and were
followed by a large concourse of
friends. The pall -bearers were
Bobt. Drysdale, Thos Johnston, J.
Esler, Peter Douglas, W. Clark and
Alex. Thompson. The sympathy
of the community goes out to the
widow and children in this their
hour of bereavement and we would
commend diem to the loving care
of Hinz who caret•h for the sorrow-
ing.
Jas. Allan who deals extensively
in salable stock disposed of tt fine
horse last week at a handsome
figure. Jim is lookingafor still bet-
ter.
Geo. Douglas our new "Township
Father" made his first appearance
at the council chamber, Varna,
last Monday and no doubt ere long
will make his influence felt.
The annual meeting of the con-
gregation, Presbyterian church,
was held on Saturday last. The
reports show everything to be in a
very prosperous condition.
Those who have been predicting
a hard winter, were surely off the
track in their calculation.
Wm. Sharp, of near Varna. was
a guest in the, village on Monday
last.
Messrs. Ralph Drysdale
bite, N. tiir'T, and
called on friends here last week
Miss Lizzie Allan of Children's
Hospital. Detroit is at present
visiting under the parental roof.
STANLEY THIP
t son of Mr,
a in London
of ' 7 years,
denily ill a
ken to Lan -
the c'ixsease
His mother
ers and ftwe.
rly demise.
Cul the fol -
merit taking
umetety.
The Local Option ,throlzghout
the township feel 1 ghly?. elated
over their victory i&fr alae pills" last
week. Two hotels, the one iii�Var-
na and the other at,' X ippen, ' kill
lose their licenses
1st.
Mr. Alfred. A.
Craik, Bask., ,! rine
ship, was recently
Ellen Maartmt4 , al
Jonathan Peek, e
and Mrs. H. ,T:' ick,
en Jan pith, aa,t tkle'
Deceased was tg.ie'
\reek before and
don for treatoa n1
could not be cheek
and ft tiler,,three,:
sisters nlottrn hi
The funeral yvais h
lowing Monday, in
place in they 13ayiie]
The following ofl
ed at a recent meet.
ley L. O. L. 11'Ittts
lock ; Deputy, Geo.
Sec., D. 0. Galbrail
Beattie; Treas., J. '
lain, Rev. W. Hind
-
Parlmer ; Lecturer,
lade. A special m
at Varna on Menthol;
r ne4.May
ptolOnere, of
of this town
rrried to Miss
of Craig.
rs were elect.
of+.the Stan-
`; John Pol-
cniattle; Rec.-
lt\zri.-See., L.
Reid; Chap-
. of 0, T,
i E. Gro ens -
inti was held.
:ziigh t.
HENS LL..
There is some talk', of appealing
against the local ci tion by-law,
which carried at ' the municipal
elections. •
Miss Dalrymple, ; rngllter''of R.
Dalrymple, of this v;liage, was re-
cently married to W',. Moughton of
near Chiselhurstt.
The following' officlera were re-
cently installed in.tl:e local ledge
of I O. O. F. N. G. • oyit; V,' G.,
W. Phillips ; R: S., t. S. McKay ;
F. S., I3 S, Lshllip ; Treas , G. C.
Petty. An oyster slipper was en
joyed by the members after the
installation.
Willie Weismiller, son of John
Weismiller. recently had the • mis-
fortune to fall and break his • leg,
while playing with some compan-
ion.
The funeralof the late W. J.
Miller took place last Friday, inter-
ment taking :. place, in the Union
itemetery. The Oddfellows .lad
charge of the services. A wife and
five children mourn his loss.
Mr. Mar. of Essex i has been;, en-
gaged by Cook Bros,,ets head :neil-
ler,
l>l- Cantc;lon 0V.,ped a carload
iiiies to L?,z
,he first rat'. t g> l' the ane
oe hvil was held. (W Monday. The
members are R.c ,:•e—Owen Greig-.
er ; Councillors -0. V. Ortwein, ,f
D. Stewart, D. Nichol and' F
Smalla combo. The school trustees
for 1907 are z' Join Stacey, A.
Seruton. and.li. B. Ingrain.
14TH CON., HAY
To THE HFR.tLe,-In last week's
paper one of the Rattepayers of this
school stated about special school
meeting heldpn the 5th of January
and open vote taken, which. result-
ed as stated last week, but he said
at the annual meeting Mr. Truem-
ner was declared Trustee by a ma-
jority of one and the poll was pro-
tested and a special meeting was
called. But why was it protested,
was it because Mr. Truentner had a.
majority of one or Was it because
one of the ratepayer slipped in two
ballots in favor of Mr. Truetener
which I itis inclined to call a false
ballet. Otherwise it 'would mac
been
been at tie and them the chairman
would have given his casting vote
and it would have been it meeting
held legal, and everybody would
have been satisfied.: never thought
that we had. a ratepayer in our 1
acotion who would let himself down
us lots as all that, t, surely ho knows
that he might hiive gotten into
trouble. I unclertttand there are
parties who kl:rowr• .all about the
false ballot and miel ,t be forced to
let out. I didn't lithink that the
school meeting wad worth while to
publish in the pape't. ]ant as it ovar:,
th'are must be two idles.
`A aatepayer•.
DSI SHWOOD
Messrs. Henry Willert, Reeve
and Jacob Kellerman, Deputy, at-
tended the council meeting in
Crediton on Monday.
Mrs. W inkenweder has moved
her household effects and come to
live in the residence of John Hoff-
man on Main Street.
Mr. Jacobs and sister, of Baden,
are at present visiting their broth-
er,.John, of this place.
This creek begins a series of re-
vival meetings in the Evangelical
ehnrch here. We hope those meet -
ins will be helpful to many in this
community.
Arthur Willett has commenced
Working for Henry Guenther,
liveryman of this place. We be-
lieve Arthur will prove himself a
trustworthy and capable person.
Peter Mcisaaci. fuaritnre dealer
of this place. delivered ac, large load
of furniture to a Mr. 'Wilhelm' of
Baden on TuesdaLy. Peter tier ta in -
Iv
'r•tain-
lv enjoys it large patronage in this
line carrying as he does a large and
well assorted up-to-date stock.
E. M. Brokenshire has now com-
pleted his contract of lighting the
street lights of our village and so
satisfactory has been his service
Unit he has been pressed by the
trustees to take the job for another
year but E. M. seems to be intim on
the subject.
A surprise party. was hold at
the home of Geo. Koch on Monday
evening. A very pleasant evening
was spent.
Misses Mary Mary a•nd Amelia T.Koch
retnrn.ed to Detroit, Mich., on
Taos ].ay after spending a few weeks.
it their horse.
Mise Kate Stire • of Dunville is
visiting her cousin, Miss Tena
Stire itt present.
To stop a Cold with "Preventics"
is safer than to let it run and cure
it. afterwards. Taken at the -sneeze
stage" Preventics will head off all
colds and d
Grippe,
and p0rha s save
e
you from Pneumonia or Bronchitis.
Preventics are little toothsome -
.candy cold cure tablets selling in ,a.
cent and 25 cent boxes, If you are
chilly, if you begin to sneeze, try
Preventics, They will surely check
the cold, and .0(a'e you. Sold by
J J 14/lerner.
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Chamberlain's
Strength and Youth
—A Safe Combination
In 4X years the Assets of The Sovereign Bank of
Canada have increased to over 25 millions, and exceed
thealiabilities to the public by over 5 millions. Deposits
have increased to over 15 millions.
Your account—large or small—is invited.
$1.00 opens an account in our Savings Dept,
32 Interest paid 4 times a year.
The S vereign ark of Canada.
Zurich Branch = J. SNELL, Mgr,
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HILLSGREEN,
5 --
Mr, Robert Case Troyer, young-
est son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Troyer leaves on Saturday fort
Courtland, to learn telegraphy with;
his elder brother. Of a family of
eight living children two sons are;
G. T. R. operators, one is living in! The first sitting of the new coun-
the West, three danghters are liv-! oil elect was held on Monday last.
ing in Hensali and one in Zurich. r Bliss Tillie re -
Mr. in
Detroit; weeks.
for a few eeks.
for this Township for eleven
rears,
and has always given the best of Mrs. Glias. Zwicker is on s.
satisfaction, and from his appear.? sick list. Maay she soon recover is
aance is good for twice eleven morel the wish of her many •friends.
Mr. and Mrs. George Inness off
A number of our sports attended
Zurich, spent Sunday with the lett_ j the shooting match at Centralia
tees. Parents.
; .dist Friday.
E. J. Troyer sold tiro fine steers i Crediton has only two Police
to R. Love this week.
'Trustees at present. Messrs. Wen-
ORED!TON
lel and Lewis, At the nomination
Mrs. Robert Jarrott was visiting ( Messrs. Wenzel, Kuhn, Lewis and
her father and mother and also Feist were nominated, but Messrs.
Mrs. George Hudson of Hensel'. Kuhn and Feist resigned, thus an -
( other nomination must be• held to
smith, had a party this week. 'fill the vacancy.
W. J. Jarrott, our thrasher is' The first meetime of the Literary
G. N. Hill, our general black -
busy threshing and cutting straw . Society was held last Friday even -
and sawing wood. He undertands) in;.
his business. He has had a good; Mr. T. Haist and sister left for
seasons work.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Coleman
were guests at C. ri'royers `this
week.
Cough •ed
The Uhildre, ir`yorite
Oottghs,; Cold] f, petlp and
• Alhoopin : Ctaugh.
This remedy s am e
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large art of the els• y��r
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pt 'oan
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u w e ae ansa ��yitti It o iTT
oplenl or ether hermit* , ditug end niaY !ae
given as confidently tea' baby -es to an adult
Price 25 cts Lairge Size, 50 eta.
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1LI1 LVS . . . from TC.C5 to $150.00
?XSTOLS . . from 2.50 to 50.00
SHOTGUNS . from 7.50 to 35.00
A your clealetnti l insifit I Sen 1 for ten•naC 1 Ilus.
00 our poplar stat.:. If traced ceta I t Inter.
511 •n tatobt+LLy c shin 0,03 in S11OOT1N(' you
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Chicopee Falls, Mato., U. S. A.
,,z,4‹,,. 4 4
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their horse in Pigeon, ltIich., last
week.
A meeting of the athletic associa-
tion was held la t Monday et enipg,
Joseph Heist is busy tearing
down the old school.
Mrs. John McIsaaae has taken a •
change for the better.
Miss Roxie, Eilber of Zurich visit
el at the horse of W. Wenzel .ver
i Sunday,
The annual election of Stinclay
jSchool officers in the Evangelical
i church resulted as follows: )'res.,
J. H. Holtzman; Vice•Pres , Dun.
Oestricher ; Trees . (".has. Iiienzle : •
see 'y. Miss Melinda Trick ; Chnr-
ister, Sant. Brown; Librarian Jno.
F. Brown.
1 Bishop Niles, of New Hampshire,
I who is tall and Heavy, was seated.
Ion one of the low settees , in . the
1 public garden, Boston, and when
I ho started. to get up, found that he
1 had great difficulty in regaining his
feet. A wee sot of a girl came
alongandoffered her assistance. o z e c8
iI
lhe biyhopceased bring t risen .
)snd, after surveying the little gil;
!critically, replied that she was too
-
ismall to help,
1,
+ "Well, said the little girl, finally,.
I "I've helped grandpa lots of times
when he was lots drunker' thann,
you are."