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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1907-05-24, Page 5HOTELS, Soos*000ese**************e. 0 * 0 ce 4) e THE * COMER IL HOTEL II CO ra t131 1$1 ti) CO 7. uRicH (sa (11 Strictly up-to-date in modern im reD provements. Dining rooms is 81119 - plied with only the very best. 11 if 2 Bar contains ehoiee liquors end cigars. ¶ ¶s os PROPRIETOR. s' Excellent Sample Rooms for Commercial Men. 111.111MOMMiptill1.1:110MIPXONSIZIJMIIMMipanitalalISIOnkl•SM•9111610•=030a01 MININIM6•01 431 RAU, dleiefeelesitteentiOeteeetenetlesetelea*esie* tbe IDominion lbouse. This House has recently changed hands, and is now one of the mostorderly and best con- ducted Houses in the Province. ;No getter Nable in the pominion. R. R.Johnston 8z,Son, PROPRIETORS. • The St i'loptilar i , re for 1907 , .. ,1•111••••=1MOMM. 410111•1•LIMMEMen...1.1.1SDODOS f ( • The people have shown by their increasing patron- f age during the past year i that they folly realize that this is place to buy their Dry Goods, Groceries, cf Boots and Shoes, Hard- ware, Paints and Oils, f Etc... at the :right, price, - and also the right quality. , Thanking our many cus- 1 toniers for past favors, we ask for a continuance •of the same. u t f 'Cir a iMICM.X11.1117=1V110171T20910SHMRISCSMT.671=2P-. TSVCCI,=. d R. N. DOVIglaS9 BLAKE, Clubbing Ses-2''We to offer rates with • Daily ,,Mail Weekly. „ Berliner Family Daily Weekly Weekly Farmer's Farming Weekly rates,. I l.s 'A I p. clubbing 1 NN 4 25 $ ' 4,25 0 1,75 N'y 1.60 Nc,' 2.50 '- 1.50 2.25 te 1.50 al 1.75 2.25 w 1.25 „ss 1.25 " have made arrangements the following low Trim IIvatarao ; Globe . . & Empire Globe . . Mail & Empire .Tournal (German)n Herald. & Star Advertiser Advertiser Sun Advocate World Montreal Herald -ail t an, G L( w I.1" Hi -,-.. rain in the head—pain anywhere, has itd cause. Pain is congestion, pain is blood pressure—nothing else usually. .At least, so says D. Shoop, and to prove it he has created a little pink tablet. That tablet—called Dr. Shoop's Headache Tablet -- coaxes blood pressure away from pain centers, Xts eff edis charming, pleasingly delightful. Gently, though safely, it surely equalizes the blood circles latfon. If you have a headache, Ws blood pressure. If it's painful periods with women, same cause. . If you are sleepless, restless, nervous, it's blood congestion—blood pressure. That surely is a certainty. for Dr. Shoop's Hen dacha Tablets stop It in 20 minutes, and the tablets simply distribute the unnatural blood pressure. Bruise your finger, and doesn't it get red, and swell, and pain you? Of course it does. It's con- geStiOn. blood pressure. You'll elle it where pain is—always. It's simply Common Sense. We sell at 25 cents, and cheerfully recommend Dr. Shoop Headache Tablets J. J. !WERNER. the' Zurich 5 BLAKE The weather still continues coel. W. Hall, our blacksmith, has enlarged his property by purehas- ing the lot which adjoins it. Several of our Sabbath School workers attended the convention held in Henault on Monday last. Wm. Finlay paid a visit to his old home in Bruce Co. during the earlier part of this week. Our teacher is attending the convention held in Exeter this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Haugh visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Haugh on Sunday last. •-.11110. DASHWOOD Samuel Willert, of Niagara Falls, N. Y., is at present visiting his parents and other relatives in and around this place. Rev. A. D. "Gischler, of Zuriob, occupied the pulpit in the Evange- lical church on Sunday last. while Rev. L. K. Eidt oonducted the quarterly 'sleeting service in Zurich Mr. Schmidt of Sebringyille, au. companied by the Misses Nicholson and Best, of Zurich, visited friends here on Saturday. We are sorry to learn of the ill- ness of John Kraft and hope ere lou g to see him around again as sual. Miss Trasa Miller spent Sunday rith her sister, Mrs. Witmer, of ear Zurich.. Peter MoIsaac conducted the uneral of Mr. McGinnis of Shipka n Monday. Mrs. J. Kuntz is on the sick list, R.is also Mrs. Haug. We hope hey may soon recover. C. Finkbeiner and family spent unday at the home of W. Brown, Mrs, E. Tiernan, who has been isiting her sister, Mrs. Ireland of tratford, returned to her home n Monday evening. STANLEY TOWNSHIP Malcolm McEwan attended the uneral of his niece, Mrs. Fetch, of elmore. A special meeting of the Stanley ouncil was held last Friday to dis- -ass the cement arch at Diehl's on he ltith eon. D. H. MoNaughten had a success. ul barn raising bee one clay last eek„, Mathew Penhale and daughter, f St. Thomas are visiting with R. enhale at present, Mrs. Peck, wife of Richard Peck, f the Goshen Line passed away on rechiesclay. Deceased had been iling for three years. Among hose who attended th e uneral on Friday were Rev. L. nd Rev. H. Diehl, brothers of the eceased. HENSALL An addition will likely be built the foundry, as the premises are o small at present. The Presbytery of Huron hold n . S. convention here this week large number of delegates were resent and a most profitable time as spent. Arthur McAllister and Wm. eiger are home from Toronto here they have just completed -siting on their first year medical anis. 'W. Moore has moved into his sidence ou the corner of Nelson at Oxford streets. Quite a inamber of new residences ill be erected this summer in the liege. On Wednesday of lest week Jos. bson, of this -village, and Miss nisa Dabus, formerly of Zurich, re united in marriage at the me of W. Hildebrandt Rev. Mr, ith performed the ceremony. At the Methodist parsonage, nsall, on Wednesday, May 15th, v. S. Toll performed the cere- mony which united Miss Elizabeth Clark, eldest daughter of James Clark, and Arthur Anderson, of the 2nd con., near Kippen, in mar- riage. They have taken up their residence on the groora's farm. The writ to quash the local option by-law will bo argued in Toronto on the 23rd of this month, The Court of Revision for the assessment roll for 1907 will be held on May 27th. A large quantity of cement walk will be put down in the village this summer. Rev. H. MoTavish of Granton preached in the Methodist church last Sunday. Rev, Toll preached anniversary sermons at Granton. .It is reported that J. E. MoDonell has leased the open, house for a year. A large aoerage of flax has been put in by the flax growers this spring, EXETER 4 , G, S;Acican has moved into thq house of 3, Hawkins on, Main street. Mrs. Yager left last week for Swift Current where she will spend the sunarner with her two sons. It, is reported that 1b Jackson has purcheaed the old weaken mill building and contents and the house and lot at the river from the Muir estate. R. N. Taylor had the misfortune to have the end of his index finger smashed between two con. wheels one day recently. Thos. Cudtnore one of Exeter's most highly respected citizens and one of Usbornes former well-knewn fatmers, died on Saturday. May 11th. His wife, two sons, and three daughters survive hipi. Mr. and Mrs. Wni, Davis, of Exeter north, are both ill of pneu- monia. The annual meeting of the share. holders of the Exeter Salt Co. will be held on junco 11th. A fine large steer owned• by C. Perkins of Ushorne dropped dead while being driven to the depot one day recently. ' BAYFIELD Mr. Kirkpatrick, governMent in- spector, was here last week making a report on the proposed breakwae- er for Bayfield harbor. Mrs. Wamsley is having a new house erected, the foundation of which is already completed. Rey. Mr. Davidson of Varna is having a number of new cottages erected on the property recently purchased from D. Galbraith next to the White City. The Women's Institute " held an interesting meeting at the home of Miss Park on Thursday, J'as Ma.cdelnald has returned from Washington, D. C., where he spent the winter. The continued cold weather has greatly retarded the growth of the pastures and cattle are suffering as a result. CREDITON Geo. Eilber, who intended lea- ing, lent week • for New Ontario, where 'he had engaged with,the T. NaOS railway taken ill with pteun cnia and has since been confined t his bed. We hope to eee him aron d again soon, The Crediton and xe ter lod.ges of the I- Ct. F. are arranging. for an excursion to Niagara ]i'alls about June 30th. W. McMurray, of Winnipeg is visiting friends and relatives here for a few 'weeks. • A meeting of the W. 0 T. U. was held in the Town Hall on Thursday evening,. A. Hodgins is back to work again, Mr. Harris, of Parkhill, is assist- ing his brother, Fred, at the paint- ing here. E. Warm attended the funeral of his grandfather at Zurich on Sunday. It is reported that a number of business changes will take, place hero in the near future. 0. Calves and daughter, ef Mor- rison. visited his brother hero last week. On Satnrday evening, May., 110, •another of Stephen's -pioneer dents in the person of Caroline Veil, relict of the late Samnel Bro. kenshire passed awa.n. She lived on the farm' on which elle resided for fifty years. Deceased was a native of England, having been born in Cornwall in 1831, conse- quently she was in her 75th year. Her husband predeceased her one year and four months. Six sons and six daughters survive het. Let me mail you free, to prove merit, samples of my Dr. Slioop's Restorative, and my Book on tither Dyspopsiu, The Heart, or the atlas neys. .Address me Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. ' Trocibles of the Stomach, Heart, or Kidneys, are merely sympteres of a deeper. ail- ment. Don't enake the °salmon error of treating symptoms only. Symptom treatment is treating the result of your ailment, and not the cense. Weak Stomach nerves— the inside novves—Mealle -Stomach weakness, always. And the Heart and Kidneys as well, Ilene {their controlling or inside nerves. Weak- en these nerves, and you inevitably have weak Vital organs. Here is where Dr. Sheep's Restorative has made its fanie, No °thee remedy even elaims le treat the "inside nerves,'" ofor bloatinc4itu nos, bea breath or Gem:1)141bn, use Sboons lass t or ati Ye. Wed te for my free Book now Ors Sheep's The Sovereign Bank of Canada. NOTICE is hereby given that a dividend of one andlone-half per oent. (1 1-2 p. oa for the current quarter, being at :the rate of six per cent. (6 p. ea per anianna on the capital stook of this Bank, bus been declared, and that the same will be payable at •the head ofBee and at branches on and after Thursday', the 16th day of May next. The transfer books will be closed from the 1st to the 15th May, both days inclusive. By order of the Board. Toronto, 30th March, 1907. Zurich Branch D. M. STEWART, General Manager, J. S ell, Mgr. • Tho Huron Regiment goes into.] Camp at London, this year, on June 4th with Captain Combe at Clinton Company ns junior major. I In consegnenee of this the coin. manci of ,the Company will very I largely devolve upon Lieutenant Manning, The Ontario Departinent of Agri- culture, desiring to encourage a high standard in crop raising, has decided to offer financial assistance to those Agricultural Societies throughout the Province which will undertake to carry on a com- petition in "Standard Fields of Seed Grain." A train load of the buffaloes, which the Dominion government have purchased from Montana will pass thru Calgary within the next week. There will be eighteen cars in the train and about 200 head of the old prairie kings on board. The second. train will leave some time in August, and will take more animals than the one coming thru this week. It is expected that there aro nearly 500 head in the entire herd, which is being shipped to Canada. The buffaloes will he shippedto Lamont on the Canadian Northern, near which place their range will be. A well known young farmer, near Lnoknow, had a large white cat, which acquired an overruling passion for fresh raw eggs. In consequence the farmer killed and skinned the oat, cutting of the head part entirely. Lately a Jew dealer came that way and was in- duced to purchase the skin for that of a white fox that bad been shot by the farmer while on a trip north He lamented the loss of the head, saying, he would have paid. $7 more if the head had been left on. When 'the bargain was closed the farmer 11411426 in irtehreenda$4 it goods foe his citt skin. • Do you know that the mere painting or stamping, of the name of the manufacturer on a wagon, binder, thresher, piano, or similar article or implement is equivalent to the registration of a chattel Mortgage against the same. Of course you don't. There is not one in a thousand knows this, but it is a fact just the same, If you buy any second hand implement, on which the name of the manufactur- er is lettered, and on which the payments due the manufactnrer aro not coMpleto, yon as the second purchaser can be held responsible - to the makers or the balance due by the first parchaser. Why do people publish births, marrierges and. deaths? is a questien sometimes asked. Because to be born, to be married and to die are the three must important events that 'happen to individuals, and bemuse the interest of the com- munity in these three events is second only to that of the individ- ual. And because the publishing, of these events may furnish most important evidences hereafter in -oases of disputed sum:laden to property. As a matter of fact there is nothing shore interesting in any local paper than its birth, death and marriage column. It contains news of interest to everybody. HICKS' FORECASTS. A rea.otionary storm period is central on the 28th. 20th and 30th. The center of the Venus period is on the 29th. If storms and storm conditions do not continue from the preoeding period, look for such to return on and tortohing tbe 28th and 29th. In this event. a prolong- ed spell of threatening, stormy weather would prevail from near the 23rd to the end of the month, One thing is sure—whatever con- aitions may exist at this time, will have been foreshadowed by pre- vious conditions in the Mars period and these conditions will reach a decided crisis of seismic perturba- tion will return on and within two days of the 27th. • Keep your ear ot the world's telephone and see, SORE NIPPLES. A mire may be effected by ap- plying Chamberlain's Salve as soon asthe chfld is done nursing. Wipe .it• Off with a soft eloth before al- letviog the child to num), Many tined nurses use this salve with je best results. Price 25 cents er box. Sold by J J 9111.6....G.16111..11...91.1W2.116110.01922001,11).711103.1.....P1.1 MEAT ARKET WE keep in stock a full line o fr esh meats, hams, etc. etc Our cuts are noted for their tenderness and wholesomeness. Our aim is to keep nothing but the best. We make our own. saubages. Give us a call. 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