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The Official Organ of Zurichh,,nd Hay Township.
Vol, VI[l.
ZURICH, ONT., FRIDM"4„ OCT. 18, 1907.
CLINTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE
EDUCATES to meet the
living demands o f a
progressive age. Most exac-
ting, modern city offices de-
lighted with our graduates.
Our management 'rains
more young people annually
than any other in Western
Ontario. We have incorpo-
rated the counsels of our
TEN TEACHERS into one
grand unexcelled whole.
Both courses for price of one
Day students znay attend
night classes free. FALL
TERM from Sept, 2nd.
Enter any time. Individual
instruction.
Write for handsome catalogue.
GEO. SPOTTON - PRINCIPAL
—ROYAL—
Glycerated Bassam of Fir
For Coughs and all Affect-
ions of the Throat and
Bronchial Tubes.
There is no remedy so sure or
speedy. For Sele by Dealers.
LOCAL NEWS.
Miss Lizzie Truemmer of Detroit
is visiting friends here.
20 tons .dutch sett wanted et
once. Highest market price paid.
J. J. Merner, Zurich.
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Truemner
of Dashwood are visiting with Mr.
. i$. Lipphardt this 'week.
Mr. Nelson Denozny has .Moved
to his farm near St, ,7oseph, whialz;
lie piireblased froth his father,
We pay 40 eta per hundred for
good peelers at the evaporator, and
35 cts per bag for good cider apples
J. J. 3elerner.
Miss Vera Murdock. music teach-
er of Hensali, will give a Piano
Recital in the opera house, Hensall,
on Thursday next. A number of
her Zurich pupils will take part in
the program.
Dr. Ovens. Surgeon, Oculist,
Specialist will be at Royal Hotel,
Hensall, on Friday Oct 4th. Hours
4 to 8 p. m. Glasses properly fitted,
Catarrh. deafness, and failing eye-
sight treated.
Mr. Leon Jeffrey's sale on Tues-
day, vas not very largely attended,
owing no doubt to the fact that
farmers are very busy these fine
days. Mr. Jeffrey will shortly move
to the Rummel Homestead just
west of town.
Subscribers who are indebted to
THE HERALD On subscription are
earnestly requested to send us the
amount clue. Do not wait for a
personal thinner. Every -body knows
that even the editor has use for
money occasionally. •
Only six members faced the trap
of the Gun Club on Tuesday, and
the notorious Charley is wearing
the medal as usual :
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W O'Brien
F W Hess.
P Sipple.
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Stomach. troubles, Heart and
Kidney ailments, can bo, quickly
corrected with a prescription
known to druggists everywhere as
Dr Shoop's Restorative. The prom•
pt and surprising relief which this
remedy immediately brings is en-
tirely due to its Restorative action
upon the contaolling nervts of the
Stomach, etc,
The annual election of officers of
the W. C. T. U, which was held at
home of Mrs. Fritz, on Wednesday
afternoon, resulted as follows:
Pres., Mrs. Carrie Heyrock, Vice -
Pres., Mrs. Fritz, Cor -Sec., Mrs. ta.
Merger, Rec-Sec., Addie Witwer,
Treas., Mrs. Magel. Departments
work with their superintendents :-
Evangelistic, Mrs. P. Bender, Anti.
Narcotics and Law Enforcement,
Addie Witwer and Ethel Williams,
Parlor Meetings, Mrs. Fritz Supt,,
with Mrs. Merrier, Mrs, M. Geiger,
Mrs, Rennie and Mrs. .J, Geiger,
assistants, Missionary and Lumber
Camp, Mrs. Williams, Purity and
Mothers Meetings, Mrs. Heyrock,
Press, Ethel Williams.
Wheat is selling at Hensall this
Week for 1.09, and oats at 61 cents.
Miss Jane McBride of Galt is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel McBride, Stanley.
Mr Oscar Klapp has purchased
his brother Horace's interest in the
farm at the 14th, Concession.
The Dashwood Plaining Company
have decided to remove their plan-
ing mill and sash and door factory
from Dashwood to Goderich.
The annual missionary services
*ill be conducted in the Evangelical
church on Sunday. The usual
collection and contributions will
be taken up, in both morning and
evening services.
Mrs. Jacob Weber Sr., celebrated
her S3rd. birthday, at the home of
her daughter Mrs. W. B. Battler,
on Wednesday. A. full account of
the day's celebration will be given
in these columns next week.
Rev. E. Schuelke intends leaving
for Heidelberg this fall. A sum
essor has not yet been seoured, but
we understand an effort will be
made to secure a pastor that can
hozcl services in the English lan-
guage as well as German.
The pleasant purgatiue effect ex-
perienced by all who use Chamber-
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets,
and the healthy condition of the
body and mind which they create
makes one feel joyful. Price 25 cts.
Samples free at J J Merner's store.
Eighty-nine municipalities have
decided to vote on Local Option
By -Laws at the next municipal
election. In this neighborhood
there are few, Goderich, Bayfield,
Hawick and S'Proxeter being the
only places in Huron County. 16
licenses are held in these four
places.
BETTER THIS YEAR THAN EVER
Any person who has read the
Family Herald and Weekly Star for
a feet years baek ai a • ldwo der how
at ei:attesi b l :year. to
year.
Still every one will adu'fit that dnr.-
ing the pest twelve months there
has been a wonderful improvement
and the Family Herald and Weekly
Star is today bigger value than
ever before.
Nepspaper Magazine and Agricul•
tural Journal all combined., it is
certainly a unique publication.
Any person who does not know
the Family Herald and Weekly Star
should give it a trial for 1008. It
is a wonderful dollar's worth,
Nos 12
Kr OND.f RFUL $. ED.
That was certainly lnarvellous
•
performance of .the new Cunard
liner Lusitania crossing from
Queenston to New York in four
hours, and eight ninnies less than
five days, In making this record
th'e ship maintained . an average
speed of a little better than twenty-
seven and one-half Mileper hour,
across the Atlantic, a greater speed
than is made by any save through
upon trains, on Canadian railways,
The record becomesall the more
remarkable when itis remembered
that the Lusitania's engines have
as yet hardly been shaken down to
their work, and that they are of a
type that has been created within
the last ten years.
But after all, is anything really
gained by this great ;;Speed? The
majority of those wile cross the
ocean do so as part of .a season of
rest ; and what rest is'pdssib1e, with
engines tearing away beneath one
at nearly 30 miles ent hour, and
daily dispatches by Wireless con-
stantly obtruding the world and its
cares on minds that should be care
free?
ADVICE TO FARMERS.
Once more The Sun: would warn
farmers against the danger of giv-
ing way to sudden panic: over the
feed situation. That situation is
serious enough, but , it ..does not
justify the payment of; 'a cent z
pound for hay and yearly two
cents for grain, on the one hand,
or the sale of good co lit, 810 and
820 on the other. We elieve that
a man with feed enough to last
him during February, would be
justified in holding .on to- all the
stock that is worth .holding, and
the deferring of buying .the food
necessary to see them ljhrough to
spring until the necessi tY of buying
arrives.. In seasons stajtl,,�-�4;e to the'
present, very high, '' ,+- le :fel.
have ,been followed bynitibh lower
priees before spring. ' And it looks
as if history will repeat itself this
year. At the same t. me it should
be remembered that there are on
Ontario farms every year a lot of
scrub stockers and inferior cows
which do not pay for the feed put
into them. It is folly to maintain
such at any time; this year wis•
door will he shown by knocking
these useless feed-constamers on
the head and realizing on the hides
and tallow.—Weekly Sun.
OPEN FOR FI4LL
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS
THE VERY LATEST
FLANNELS a FLANNELETTES
A LARGE NEW STOCK JUST IN
LADIES' FURS
A FULL LINE
I invite one and all to visit my Store
for Fall Supplies. It will pay you....
10,000 lbs. Dried Apples Wanted
20,000 lbs Large Onions Wanted
ALL KINDS OF FARM PRODUCE WANTED
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Our aim to supply our customers with nothing
but first-class Shoes has given us a good reputa-
tion, and the result has been, that our sales have
increased wonderfully, Whether you want an up-
to-date Shoe of the latest style or leather, or a
p OShoe for every day wear we can suit you. Our
pQbprices are as low as any alld it will pay you to call
4Q4 Our line of Shoes for summer wear 'will T
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DO NOT MISS THE OPPORTUNITY
Of seeing our 's'plendid stock of Fall Goods in all lines. , Never before has our large store been fiilled
with such money saving values. We purchased in 'the best markets and have the satisfaction of
knowing that e'c ery article we sell is genuine and worth .the money we ask for it.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
Caps
We have the very newest in Fur -lined Caps. See our
line of jockey shapes, very stylish and dressy.
Overcoats
Our line of Overcoats for fall and winter wear is cone-
plete with all the latest styles and cloths. Toppers, plain
Black Bearers, Fancy Tweed Ulsters, Fur Coats and Fur -
lined Coats, and Cravanette Coats.
Gloves & Mitts
A full line in Buck, Horse, Mocha and Pigskin. All guar-
anteecl goon wearers and good fitters. Prices Right.
Underwear
We handle the celebrated WOOLNAP. All wool and
unshrinkabie, Special values in other lines.
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Dress Goods
We have the largest, best assorted and most up-to-date
stock of Dress Goods ever shown in Zurich, and at prices
that cannot be beaten. They are selling fast but we still
have an immense variety to choose from. Gloves, Scarfs,
Clouds, Hose, Underwear, etc., in endless variety.
Ladies' Coats
We still have a good selection of Ladies' Coats left in
black and fancy cloths.
Blankets
We have a full line of Flannelette and All Wool Blan-
kets. These are splendid goods at right prices.
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HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
A full line of Ranges and Heaters. Buy a PENINSULA and you buy the best that money can
buy. A. beautiful line of Hanging Lamps just received. Lanterns, A Les, Handles, Etc,
Market Prices for Dutch Setts, Dried Apples 'and Far Produce of all kinds
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