HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1907-03-01, Page 1The Official Organ of Zurich a
Aay Township.
Vol. VII., No. 32
ZURICH, ONT., FRIDA MARCHI, 1907.
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$54 PER YEAR
riMiss. Snell, formerly of Blue-
. vale, is receiving $45.00 per
'Month from the Calgary
• Milling Cc., Calgary. This •
estimable young lady had '
only a common school edn-
dation, and in a few months
with us prepared for the a-
bove situation. With a, few
years' experience Miss Snell
will receive at least $75,00
per month.
Stenography is better than
school teaching.
What we have done for
Others we -can do for you.
Enter any time. Individual
instruction.
Write fOr catalogue.
Clinton Business College
GEO. SPOTTON Principal
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A • LOCAL NEWS.
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March.
Mr. J. P. Ran made a business
trip to Berlin on Tuesday.
Mrs. Conrad Stock, of Tavistock,
Visited friends here over Sunday
Yr. Henry Schnell, of .Ayton, is
.visiting relatives and friends here
this week.
Mr. Daniel Steinbach of Detroit,
Mich., visited relatives and friends
here for a few days this week.
Mr. William Klopp, of Stratford,
was renewing acquaintances in this
vicinity fpr a few days this week.
A number from the village at-
tended the fnneral of the, late
Waldo Hartleib, t Dashwood., on
Viednesday.
•
M. J. Swartz. of Winglutin, was
in the village on Monday looking
some horses for his livery
stable in that town.
:Mr 2 Garnet and Miss' Gertrude
Murray, of Drysdale, visited
last Tnesday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brown.
To -day. 11Ia veil 1st, the new•Lord's
Day .At caanes into force. The
principal I -lenses, of the new Act
will be found on page four of this
Mr. Uhris. Bechler has leased the
Make ehopping mill from Mr„Ta.
eab B. Ginnerichi for a term el'
yeare, and will run the chopper
two days each week.
iNTAIZIO'S
'rhomonthly returns or deeths
for January from 7511 division re
gistrars give 2,t1:3 deaths from all
canees.. being 85 of en increase over
that of last year. The population
represented in these returns is
2(60,022,making a death rate of
• 34 7 in 1.000. The returns in con
nection with tile contagious aiscas.
• os show smalli)ox to have been
Somewhat prevalent in Western
Ontario, but it is satisfactory to
know the number of casee reported
aro 37 lege than occurred in janu-
•• ary. 1905: Tho deaths caused by
diphtheria, measles, 'whooping
, cough and typhoid fever • show a
• slight increase, but the most re-
grettable feature of the returns is
•• • • the number of deaths caused by
' tuberculosis, being .175, or 02 more
than all infectious 'diseases
billed.
nERIOUS ACCIDENT,
A Seriousaccident occurred
the' swamp in Stanley township on
SaturdaV last, Mr. Michael Maloney
tYf -the Sauble.Line, was in the busb
'ornaailetid of. wood. and :Wing
smf ‘ Inen at work cutting CIONyll a.
1-1~ee,nakecl them to let him chop it
doWn to which they readily agreed.
The trio was nearly ready to fall
when Mr, Maloney started to chop
at it, and. before he could get ont
)t the way it fell, striking, him
heitYily across the hank, and pinning
hint to the ground. The -Men quiek-
ly rtdeased.hiniewhen it wee forma
• that the:: blew had stunned han.
Wheinhe had regained conscions-
nese lia:avas unable to welk, the
blow havirg paralysed his legs for
the time. The men brought the
injured, •inan to Dr. Campbell's
office, who gave him the necessary
medical attention, after which he
was to,Ren to his. home, The injury
' is a sOrionS :One and, will lay pp Mr.
Maloney torr a long time. •
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v1v. and Mrs. J. J. Merner visit
ect'l elatives in Goderich ornSunday.
Miss Ella Rannte, or Goderieh
visited at her home here over Sun-
day.
Hay tlonnoil meets in the Town
Hall here next Wednesday after-
noon.
Try a trial subscription to THE
HERALD. 75 cents pays for it to
the end of the year,
The re-vival meeting's in the
Evangelical church aro being' con-
tinued with great success, 7.
The first lot of fresh fish this
winter was brought to the villkge
last Friday by Simon Badonr, kof
the Sauble Line.
Miss Nora Grob left -on Monday:
for Berlin, where she has accepttid
a position in the millinery depitittO
ment in ono of the stores.
• Miss Green of the Parr Line and
Miss Flossie Merner, of the 14th
Con., visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. S. Jaoobe, last week.
Mr. and. Mrs, H. Cann, who
have been visiting relatives in
this vicinity during the past few
months returned to their home in
Manitoba on Tuesday.
Nelson Masse. jr.,
has moved.
onto the farm on the 14th con.,
which he has rented from J. 0.
Ralbfleisch for a t ran of years.
This farm had been occupied by H.
Lebeau.
Canada's wheat yield for 1906
averaged 27 bushels per acre, and
for the last ten Years it averaged
10 Inukels. Tho ten year average
for the United States was only 13
bushel.
The disease resembling* smallpox
reported in several Western Ontar-
io districts is now said to be
"prairie itch." Call it what you
like, it should be kept housed np •,
no one wants to eouie in contact
with it.
Word was receiredhere on Wed-
nesday of the death of William
Voelker", which. took place at his
home near Flint, Mieh. The deceas-
ed formerly lived near "Dashwood,
The remains will be brought over
here for interment.
David Schnell, of the Goshen
Line south, last week purchased. a
horse from Mr. McDonald, Tuaker-
smith. and he now hag u finely
matched general pnrpose team of
iron greys. Mr. Schnell a lwters
tries to get something gond in the
horse line and he has succeeded
well this time.
SI. Per Year,
Mr. and Mrs. lielll417'
relatives in Dashwood
Mr. E. Rennie of HO S
visitor in the villag
last.
S. 3iteobe recently
farm horse from Geo.(
good figure:
J. W. Ortwein of Hila
this vicinity= for a ;few' -
week buying up dritch!:Sett
Mrs. McCormick has
another lot of those *UT
ed souvenir post cards.s.
like hot cakes.
Mr. E. Zeller has prch.
50 -acre farm of Mr. Fred „
just west of the villa,ge-R
is given on April 1st.
A little advertising? now
is not a wise or profitable:,
the follow who keeps stes.,
who reaps the reward.
A bad railway wreck ode.
the G. T. R. near Guelph,
day. Three lives were
over fifty badly injured.
John D. Rookefeller is•W,
ly $400,000,000, and has an
of but $20,000,000 a year
fellow, it must keep hi'
eounting all that pile.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Boss
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R
Grand Bend. were guests
and Mrs. J. P. Rau, of the C
clad Hotel, on Sunday,
sited
undayt
was a
tiday
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last
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.Tues.
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Mr-
rner.
Mr. John Deichert, jr., . ned
home Wednesday after ", i'.0,..few
waeks' visit, with rela „ d,
friends in Detroit, NO' Haien,
Armada and Pontine, Mgeh. 1 • ,
Manitoba Legislitture has been
dissolved and the eleetionsn will
take place on Thnret1af5r; .A/ arch 7th,
The caanpaign will be ,,:short- and
sharp, probably oneoft the best
kind.
.111r. Celvin Wi1l1an04 who ilrs'•
t
been visiting his hnmeehere for 41}
few weeks, returned to Bisfialo, N'j4:,•
Y., yesterda* where)."-
holds a god' 94/
,
situation'as ticitejseinpnt .with pne '• 4
. a .; 2.:, ....` ;„4,,t,,, „,"",,,,,;•;1°, " anit'''''n'''''''
of the steamsh4;;1 ' esic'4'
F. W. Hess, our „jeneler: has a,
reputation fur repalriirg watches
and repairing them right that e -,t,
tends far and wide. He A recentlY•'.
"doctored." one which bac taken JO,:
salt water bath1+'-ea
in the titint
Ocean. and the watoh is? now
gond as new. Ile also ',.'.:reCeiV0:
Mt ny from the `western lfrovino0,
that need fixing and it must be ite
hard ease indeed if F. W. cermet
make the wheels go round.
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Just in line with Spring Goods.
New designs in Dress Goods. - A. full Line of
Prints in all colors, the best ever .,-,boy'rn • in
Zurich. New Muslins for drosses and Waist-
ing has arrived. Call and see them.
A new line of Men's Suiting and light striped
Pantings. Mens Dress Shirts, the newest.
Solve of my new Spring Stook has urived.
Call and see them.
Fresh Groceries always on haLd.
ilighe.st Prices Paid For Procizce..
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and. snow, and the cold
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Table Linens •
2 pieces bleached special at 35ets a .yd:
3 pieces bleached special '25e and 80eyd.
Regular price 15c now for 12c a yd
Wrapperettef.J)
. flegula2. 12..• now
Regular 1C'e 110W fen" Pf:
S1)01'1111 3I Wrapperottr?., 10 yd.
5 ends bordered Skirting,' r-qglar 15c and x8c1 to clear at `(,',c a yd
12 white huck roller Towels9..'4;yds for 25c each
12 Print a d Flannellette Shirt Waists, reg 6o.c. and 8oc for 25C tach
NEW DRESS GOODS
New Dress Goods 111 all theZnoweSt deeds.
34 in. Sicilian, Special Values, (0c a,' y4 ,••
Lustires, MohairS, Satin Cloths, Poplins and
Tweed effects in d1 the. popular shades, Grey • •
being especially strong for spring.
NEW PRINTS and GINGHAlliS„
We have opened up a large shipment
new .Prints and Gingliams, over 100 patterns to
choose from. Call early and make, yoiir,sele-
tions before the stock is brok.en.
TAPESTRY CURTAINS, TABLE COVERS
A new lot just arrived at Low Prices.
.EMB-ROIDERIE-..5 and LACES
We: ,••1•rg iraport •orijoi,
anti Embroi,•-!€,:-..,;:se.ai1y in the semon
can Save yOn • :.1.• t1le) 11
large assort.Tni,1.17., of Corset Co;
ercci,...4peci.dj at 25c •”. p1. •
HARDWARE, ETC.
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bakers.
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