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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1907-05-31, Page 5The `Zurich. HOTELS, 00000000 Ce g * 451 eeprovements. is 1 ea • Se. •Melee fn and out such breath Restorative—Tablets (ally 0000000100000001000 0a 19 0 40 TH.E 9Z 4 0 4 Ea COMMERCU UL HOTEL o-3 * * 44 ZURICH 9 i4 a ': — r ie - .-,• t Strictly up-to-date in modern im ri Diniugrooms is sup- ft plied with only the very best. ¶ ¶ Bar contains Choice liquors and E? cigars. 1f ¶ i If ¶ c Exreellent Sample RoomsG Commercial Men. rs J. P. RAU, PROPRIETOR. e tee beh0trgDeGgfr*Orter "e*O6 130. I Zbe Dominion ilDou8e, This House has recently changed hands, and is now one of the most orderly and best con- ducted Houses in the Province. o;letter table in the 1, ,ominion. R. R.J ohnston &Son, PROPRIETORS. .� The Poplliar Store for 1907. ..............._........._. The people have shown by their increasing patron- age during the past year that they fully realize that this is place to buy their Dry , Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, " Hard. - ware, Paints and mils, Etc., • at ° the right price, and also the right quality. Thanking our many cus- towers for past favors, we ask for a continuance of the same. * R. N. Doug as, BLAKE. Clubbing °'We to offer rates with Daily Weekly , Berliner Family Daily Weekly Weekly Farmer's Farming Weekly rates. have made arrangements the following low clubbing THE Hu:RALD :' Globe . . $ 4.25 Mail & Empire 4.25 Globe . . 1.75 Mail & Empire 1.60 1 Journal (German) 2.50 Herald & Star 1.50 Advertiser 2.25 Advertiser 1.50 Sun 1,75 t Advocate 2.25 World 1.25 1 Montreal Herald 1 25 c stomach u itself Eieartburn, they Verve It the Remedy—Dr. o the favor that Por e1f what Y _- I r a are sickness was this Creation stomach original lasting stomach and it recommend ,tel , r , t: ifitit e.-' y' 'Y' trouble is but true disease. and Indigestion symptoms only — nothing fact that first of that now Shoop's Restorative. nerves, alone to Dr. Shoop and and highly accomplishments distress, sallow complexion, or Liquid—and can and will �t r ,"1 r .. 4[i A t 1 r , sti I ) ii '14. a symptom of, and not We think of Dyspepsia. as real diseases, yet of a certain spatiflo e also. correctly led Dr. Shoot, very popular Stomach Going direct a brought that success his Restorative. With. a, vital principle, no were ever to be had. r, bloating, biliousness, bad try Dr. Shoop'S a see for your- n do. We sell and cheei ' p ,t tl ..ids , : . d.i 1 ,r Se i�} tt ;a i 1"v • . a r r J. J. MERNER. HEN$ALL This morning Wednesday short - lir after 1.80 o'olock, it was found that the Queen's Rotel was on fire, so the only thing to do was to save the barn on the other side of the street. T. Murdock and R. Jarrett took all .their livery rigs out of their buildings, but the fire did not spread as it was at a ;corner and away from any building. The owner Mr. Coxworth loses about $7000, it is said that the insurance was cancelled as the building was not occupied. Mr. Coxworth's suit to have the Local Option by- law quashed is to be heard, in Toronto to -day, in this matter.. Reeve Geiger, Clerk Stoneman, Rev. Mr. Toll and Mr. Coxworth were l examined in Goderich on Monday. T. Mnrdock's horse Colonel Hun- ter, captured second money at the Mitchell races last Friday. The motion to quash the local option by-law came before Justice Meredith at Toronto last Thursday. W. Prouclfoot K. C., acting for J. Coxworth, asked for enlargement for two weeks to reply to affidavits H. J. D. Cooke is looking after the corporation's interests. The case was enlarged for one week. A petition is in circulation to bave the sentence of George Per- kins shortened. Geo. Joynt has greatly improved the appearance of his residence by a cement walk and a fence around it. H. J. D. Cooke was in Toronto last week on business. Mr. and Mrs. Hassell of Wilming- ton, Del , are visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ort. wein. .t� by-law has been passed by the council prohibiting cows to run at large in the village after June 1st, except when herded. The congregation of Carmel church has contributed $122.50 to the Chinese Famine Fund. Joe. Gibson has moved into Mrs. Logan's hoose on Oxford street. Mrs. J. Ohapham and daughter, of London, visited relatives here last week. The remains of the late Robt. Robertson, of Foam Lake, Sask., were interred in the Hensall Union cemetery on May 19th. Mrs. Newell of Montana, sister of deceased, at- tended the funeral. • • -Geo'. MoKay hss.'seeciretl•�the•e inn tract of putting down cement walks on both sides of Queen st., find Richmond st. DRYSDALE. A pretty wedding was celebrated nn Tuesday of last week at the R. C. church, Drysdale, when Rev. J. A. Loiselle performed the cere- mony which united Miss Matliiid:�, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Regis N. Denomnie and Mr. George Jeffrey in marriage. The happy couple will reside on the Bauble Line, We extend congratulations. EXETER T. E. Handford returned from Vinuipeg last week. He reports .he season very backward out There. David Gillis in some way fell eueath the wagon while hauling shoe to the station the other day, nd the hind wheel passed over his hest, He is progressing favorably. The machinery is being installed n the panning factory. Shirley Bobier has been appoint- �d operator at the depot here. A new watering cart has been urohased for use on the streets. A new brick smoke stack is being rected at the power house. Simon Campbell, of Usborne, turohased the dwelling and pro- erty of the late John Muir at the ale. Accidents wigs common at the oss-Taylor factory the other day. D, A. Ross received two severe Q in the pahn of his hand. when throwing a piece of lumber ry hich had two nails in it. E. Jones had his right thumb ripped open by a sliver, and F. Wells narrowly soaped having his arm taken off by coming in contact with a saw. Itis shirt sleeve was torn and his rm scratched. The celebration on May 24th was big success. Tho weather was fine and a large crowd attended. T sports and races were good nd the music furnished by the ewsboys band of London and the Jaxeter band helped to enliven the roceeding. Tho flag raising had c he postponed as the flag from Exeter, England, had not arrived. We understand the ministers of to Methodist Church at their last strict meeting decided to make change in theExeter Circuit. The 9 t �t.z.aith a,ppointxlaent will be trned over to the Kippen pastor ul Rev, Fear will take the ithesda appointment of Sunday afternoons. . BAY' 101.L�I ' T, A. Stinson' las decided to. Belli his general store business on ace count of failing health. Henrietta Sellars, wife of John B. Newell, died at Detroit on May 20th. The retrains were interred in the Bayleld cemetery on Wed nesday of last week, J. Whidclon and F, A. Edwards will close at 6 o'clock, p, m,, every Tuesday and Thursday evening. On Monday evening of last week Mrs Annie McLeod, wife of Hugh McLeod, passed away, at the age.: 46 years. She had been confined to her bed for six months. Her bus. band and three children mourn her loss. CREDITON The baseball gauges here lest Fri- day between the Stars acrid a team from London were very interesting. The game in the forenoon was won by our boys, and in the afternoon the London boys were victorious. Mrs. Winkenweder and son,, Arthur, of Dashwood,:: visited $re=;, lati ves her© forr a few days last week. Geo. Eilber is rapidly recovering from his illness, H. Redfern,` the new proprietor of the Royal .Hotel has taken charge of it. • Fred Young and Miss Leah Young are visiting in Toronto for a few weeks. Mise Susie Saniter, of Parkhill, formerly of Crediton, has been ap- pointed to the staff of the Bolton street school in Toronto. Mrs. H. F. Eilber has recovered from her recent illness. The acetylene lighting plant will soon be completed, and our town will soon be burning gas. The rag pedlars aro gathering up the old cast off clothing, etc., around the village. G. Geiser has greatly improved the lot and dwelling which he re- cently purchased from F. 'Win. Hd LLSGREE N, A successful entertainment was held in.the Methodist church on Tuesday evening. A good pro- gramme was rendered which was enjoyed by all. Addresses were given by Rev. Urquhart; of Klnpen Rev. Gisohler, of Zurieir,, end Rev. Hart.' . Mise, Haste aen aetrnee .rwtt'st, was highly pleasing and the Zurich quartette gave some good selections S'T'ANLEY TOWNSHIP The fall wheat in this section has picked uu wonderfully' and if nothing tinforseen happens an av- erage yield is oxpeoted. • At a special meeting of the Stan- ley township council it was decided to have a 11 foot cement arch built on the 4th con. at Diehl's. .Two cement abutments will also be built at what is known as Snow - den's bridge on the Satible Line. Mr, James Keys, pf the Parr Line, who is on the sick list, is on the mend. Miss Mary Ried has returned home from Detroit, where she spent the past few mouths. John McEwen, who is attending Knox College, visited his home last week. He left on Friday for Northern Ontario where he will engage in missionary work, ---., 0 STEPHEN COUNCIL, The council of the Township of Stephen convened in the Town Hall, Crediton, on Monday, • May 27th, for Township Court of Revis- ion All members were present, A number of appeals were dealt with. The ordinary council business com- menced at 1 p. iu, The minutes of the previous greeting were read and adopted. • Moved by Webb, seconded by Wuerth, "That By -Law No. 13 of 1907, being a By -Law to provide for the payment of the sum of $96,10 contributed by this Township for outlet liability' towards the Mud Creek Drain of the Township of &tctxilhvray, hav eg'been read' the 3rd time be passed and signed by the reeve and cleat and the seal of the corporation attached thereto." Carried. It was resolved that Mr. Iaeller-. man attend to the drainage mat- ters on the 14-15 oon; and on the South Boundary. ,,!'- A large :number of accounts were passed. Tho Council adjetlrned to meet again in the Town Hall, Oredito , on Tuesday, July 2nd, at 1p. rr1. H, Eilber, Clerk, SORE NI? LES.: A cure may .be effected ,by ap-' plying Chtt.mberlain'e Sttive,�tts soon ILS the child is.'ci6ne ntirSing'., ! Wipe' iG off with a Rift c Cit 1 h ef� t tl . b rtt lowing the child .toe lllany. trained nurses use this s. sa ;'; wit the best results, 'Prie per box, Sold by J J. • ADDITIONAL LOCALS; Miss Helrna Sipple visited friends in Stratford and -Berlin over Sun- day. Fleur has Nen raised to $2 25 a hundred, owing to the advance in wheat; Mr. Peter Lamont bas invested in a handsome new buggy, as has also Chris, Eilber, F. 0. Kalhfleisch got in two oar loads of B. C. Shingles last week, and they are going fast, Dr. F. W. Lewis, M. P. P., for Dufferin county, died at the Queen's Hotel, Toronto, on Friday. Mr. C. Stook, of Crediton, and Misses Stook and Riddell of Tavi- stock, visited friends in the village on Sunday. It is said the 'Globe, World and Mail and Empire will shortly put on a special train to bring their papers to London in time to catch the early trains from that city every morning., The electric locomotives to be eased in drawing cars through the tunnel have about been completed, and will be shipped to Port Huron some time during the present month. Experts will accompany thein, and teach the present tunnel engineers how to operate them. Matrimonial tickets are supplied by the Canadian Pacific Railway to settlers in the Northwest who wish to make a journey in order to se- cure a wife. On presenting the return coupon and the marriage certificate the settler is entitled to a free transportation for his bride, The grouse of Mr. Geo. Gram, who lives a few miles east of Zurich narrowly eecaped destruction by fire last Saturday. A spark from the chimney had ignited the roof, end Mr. Gram, who was work- in one of the backfields, noticed it and was just in time to save the dwelling, If he had been a few minutes later the fire would have been beyond control. The high wind on Monday did considerable damage to buildings, etc., throughout this section. The roof on the barn of Menno Sohwar- tzentruber, of the Bronson Line, was badly damaged, part of it be- ing blown off. The flag polo at the fire hall was broken off about half way up`s,nd the weathervane was badly damaged in the fall. The *Sid assuired-n eft ie o'piirtion's at. times. An old trapper and hunter from north of Peterboro County, who has sttceessfully predicted the weather of former years, said that according to the actions and rip- pearanees of several animals, he could tell that the weather will re- main exactly as it has been during the past month until the first of July, when it will become very warm- and will continne so until far into the fall, allowing the far- mers plenty of time for a good crop. Bow is this for a brain puzzler? A man had $100 to invest, and he wanted to invest it in such a way that he would have one hundred head of calves, sheep and geese. He paid $10 a head for the calves, $3 a head for the sheep, and 50 cents a piece for the geese. Ho bought so many of each, that in all he had one hundred head. How many of each kind did he buy? See if you can work it out. We will give the answer in next week's issue. .HICKS' FORECASTS. A regular storm period extends from the 2nd to the 7th. It is central on the 4tla, with the Moon on the celestial equator on the 5th. The crisis of this period will fall on and next to that date. It will be preceded by marked rise of tem- perature, with rapid and decided fall of the barometer, and the cul. nination will come in sudden and severe thunder storms, cloudbursts hail, wind and possible tornadoes. This probability will cause no alarm to those who have ready an acces- Sible, safe refuge $troll people will go fearlessly about their business, keeping watch on their barometers and the elands. 11 their homes are crushed and scattered into ltinclling wood, we shall read of them that "they saw it coming, hastened in- to their tornado houses and no one Was hurt." These remarks are intended to apply in all cases and times of tornadic danger—the pre- sent month of June especially, ... b.... Horn. Colzl ivE:1.0—At Sanble Line, Ray, on May 28th, to Mr. and Mrs. P, Cor•riveau, a daughter, ROSE—At the Babylon Line, Hay, on the 26th inst., to Mr, and Mrs. William Rose, a son, Trionesc7N--At the 2nd con., Hay. OD :tete filth inst., to Mr. and. Mrs. George E, Thompson, a daughter Zvllrr t:lt—At Zurich, on the 24th inst., to Mr, and ars F, Zeller, a clau'Yhter• Just at this time the maul order hoxisee are eetivo fat flooding the country with big handsomely got- ten up spring catalogues, quoting' attractive prices on staple articles and making all sorts of big sound- ing claims for your cash. They do -- not offer to exehringe their goods for the formers' eggs, poultry, bet-! ter or other produce. They don't trust a penny's worth, but snake yott pay cash before you get the goods and the freight besides. le anything is wrong with the goods or they do not suit, they will not exchange them for yon. They pay no taxes into your town or county- treasury, ountytreasury, with which our schools are maintained, roads, bridgee, and sidewalks built. They do not con- tribute to our churches, charitable institutions, nor to the poor. The Sovereign, Bank of Ca ad i Current Accounts and Savings Deposits received at all Branches at best rates consistent with conservative banking. Interest paid 4 times i year on Savings Deposits. ZURICH, J. Snell, Mgr. You want to HIT what you are aiming at —be it bird, beast or target. Make your shots count by shooting the STEVENS, Tor 4z years STEVENS ARMS have carried off PREMIER HONORS for AC- CURACY. Our line: • WHEN YOU SHOOT Rifles, Shotguns, PIsfoIs Ask your Oealer—ln- s1,t on the srsvau6. If you cannot obtain, we ship direct, ex. purr prepaid, upon recelptoteatalogptice .n..m Send 4 CIC, in stamps for suo•oagc Catalog of corny ate output.. A, vntnabtobook ofrerer- mire for present and prospecttvc shooters. Beautiful threc.colar A uminum'Hanger will be forwarded for :o cents in stamps. Jt Stevens Arms & Tool Co., r. O. Box 4096 CHICO 'EE PALLS, MASS., tJ, 5..&. II It X7 ZUR I CH 61 IN Pi MEAT ; ARKET E keep in stock a full line o fr esh greats, 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. YUNt LUT Sz DEIC E 11 LOUIS PRANG General Blacksmith TSti1I at the old stand and busier than ever. Our work gives satis- faction. 'III handle all the genuine plow points. Also ran get machine repairs for all makes of mach- inery. Your Patronage Solicited ZURICI -- ONTARIO You want to HIT what you are aiming at —be it bird, beast or target. Make your shots count by shooting the STEVENS, Tor 4z years STEVENS ARMS have carried off PREMIER HONORS for AC- CURACY. Our line: • WHEN YOU SHOOT Rifles, Shotguns, PIsfoIs Ask your Oealer—ln- s1,t on the srsvau6. If you cannot obtain, we ship direct, ex. purr prepaid, upon recelptoteatalogptice .n..m Send 4 CIC, in stamps for suo•oagc Catalog of corny ate output.. A, vntnabtobook ofrerer- mire for present and prospecttvc shooters. Beautiful threc.colar A uminum'Hanger will be forwarded for :o cents in stamps. Jt Stevens Arms & Tool Co., r. O. Box 4096 CHICO 'EE PALLS, MASS., tJ, 5..&.