HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1907-11-08, Page 1Vol. V111.
The Official Organ of Zurich. id Gay Township.
ZURICH, ONT., FRIDAY, Nov 1907.
No. 15,
Commercial Correspondence
among our students at Wing -
ham, Clinton, Walkerton,
Orangeville and Goderich. We
have incomes:4kt the counsels
of our TWELVE BROADLY
EDUCATED; WIDELY EXPER-
IENCED TEACHERS. Gregg
Shorthand taught by a Graduate
of the Author, Jelin R. Gregg,
Individual instrturtion. We in-
vite comparison and close in-
vestigation.
OUR MAIL COURSES TEACH
YOU I1STYOUR OWN HOME.
Write for partionlars.
CLINTON BUSINESS COL-
LEGE.
Daniel E. Eby, Vice Prin.
GEO. SPOTTON - PRINCIPAL
—ROYAL—
Giycerated Balsam of Fir
For Coughs and all Affect-
ions of the Throat and
Bronchial Tubes.
There is no remedy so sure or
speedy. For Sale by Dealers.
4 LOCAL NEWS.
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Dried apples and butter wanted
at Hartleib's.
Mr, Wesley Memel', of Elmira, is
home for a visit.
Mrs, W. Oallfas visited relatives,
at Dashwood lest wtek.
Misses Phoebe and Elora Foster
of the Babylon Line, left for De-
troit on Monday.
Rev. E. Sehtielke's personal
effects were.shipped from ,Etensall:
station on Tuesday, to Heidelberg.
Mr. 7'7'elacilas Foster, Sr,. cele -
Touted nig 85th birthday on Friday,
and is at present enjoying good
health,
Mr. Daniel McIsaac, who has
been employed at Prang's black-
smith shop for the, past year ex -
Deets to leave town shortly.
Mr. Joe Serums brought in a
turnip, 'which weighs 12 lbs. If
this keeps up for a few weeks, we
can winter our "devil" on over-
grown vegetables. Next !
Messrs. F. W. Hess, C. Fritz and
J. P, Ran, attended the shooting
tournament at Ointen, on Friday,
and report a good time. The best
score (10 out of 20) was made by
Fritz, in 0130 event. •
Mr. Seth Brown of the Town
Line, entertained a large number
of his neighbors and friends to a
duck dinner on Thanksgiving
evening, and his quests speak
highlY of Mr. Brownias a host.
Rev. Maas of Preston, delivered
two very able sermons in the
Lutheran church on Sunday. The
morning service was 'conducted in
German and sermon in the evening
itt theEnglish language The rever-
end gentleman is a very fluent
speaker in both languages and was
listenedt to with the closet atten-
tion. It is said he will become the
permanent pastor of the church
here.
The record for packing apples
has been broken by Jacob Seawall-
zentruber foreman, assisted by
Arthur VTeber and Moses Gascho.
They packed ton barrels recently
in Mr. Treffrey's orchard, in 44
minutes, and on Monday afternoon
packed 33 barrels This gang wish
to state that they challenge any
other gang in the Township for
*50.00 or more. These men are
packing apples for Mr. Andrew
Mittleholts of this town.
The weekly match of the Zurich
Gun Oltib. on Tuesday was of more
than usual interest owing to its
being the 'first •shooting for the
Pain medal, which was won by F.
W. Hess with a score of 16 out of
20, although he was tied for first
place by three others. J, P. Rau
NVOla the Hess medal with ten
straight. The following is the
score. J. A. Truemner 11 ; E. Zel-
ler, 10; 0. Fritz, 16 ; H. Yurighlist,
16; StiiT1 Fattst, 6; Jake Deichert,
16; P. Sipple, 15.; J. P. Ran, 15
Hurley Weber, 7,, F. W. Hess, .16 ;
W, G. Hess, 1.1 ; W. O'Brien, 11;
J, Preeter, 3.
Halters with shank 65' cts at C.
Hartleib's.
Inspector Tom visited the Zurich
school on Wednesday. •
Mr. Brown of London is a guest
at the home of .Mr..0. Eilber,
Mr and Mrs Innes spent Sunday
with the latter's parents at Hills -
green.
If • you want a creed light try our
American coal oil. 20 cts per gal, at
Hartleib's.
Rev. Father ,,Strodder attended
the funeral of the late Father
Barry, at London. on Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Marshall of
Merlin, visited their daughter,
Sirs,.E. Zeller, ()Ver the holidays..
We would like to have all sub-
scriptions paid to the end • of the-.
year, and those inarrears should
rake this hint and remit at once.
Miss Lizzie Trueinner returned
to Detroit on Monday afternoon,
accompanied by Miss. Laura Stein-
bach, who expects to make Detroit
her home for a while.
Rev. Hart Jr. of Hensall preach-
ed to a large Congregation, in the
Evangelical church an Sunday
evening. His hearers 'were well
pleased with the sermon.
'Mr. John Dechor Sr. recently sold -
his heavy light grey 'horse to Mr.
Handford for $200. He was offered
$210 f or this horse, sore tinie ago.
Mr. Decher has since purchased a
mate to the dark grey from Mr. W.
Caldwell. .
Mr. 0. Hartleib has secured the
services of Mr. Percy Wiggins, of
Ridgetnwn, for his harness shop.
Mr. Wiggins has had eight , years
experience in the business and
conies highly recommended.
Rev. J. P. Hauchof Tokio japan
will occupy the pulpit in the Evang-
elical chtreh on Sunday, both fore-
noon and evening, and at.the 14th.
Con church in the afternoon at S.
p..in. Morning service at 10 o'ploCk.
and: Sunday sohool at 2.: , Evening:
service begins at 7 o'clock. These:-
.. .
hours will continuo dtssin
winter months. ' , •
Mr. Louis Jeffrey. foreman . itt
Kalbtlei.sch's flax mill intends mov-
ing his dwelling near St. -Joseph to
Zurich. The scarcity -o2 houses . is
rather severely felt in. town, dvery
nook and corner being filled. It
is hoped that some one will erect, a
few moderate priced dwellings ast
soon as possible. Owners of sui; ,
able building hits should also navel
same put on the market at reason- ,
able -prices.
Rocking table apple phrers,o
ots, at Hartleib's.
Miss Maggie Stelels of Clinton,
spent Sunday at her home here.
Miss Roxie Eilber of London
spent Thanksgiving at ber home
here.
See Preeter's line of Silver -re
when looking for soinething good
and reliable.
For a good waterproof ,ti,",-ibe er a
first class rubber call on (:".
the shoeman, Zurich.
Mr. (ns. Smith of Sehringrille,
visited his sister, Mrs. C. artle ib
on Thanksgiving Day.
Wednesday afternoon at 2;30 the
W. C. T. U will meet at ti ss; home
of Mrs. J. A, Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Julius
ed relatives and friends. at Bruce..
field and Verna over Thaa'Vsgiving. !
Mr. Harvey Colosity svh0;evesea.f
Itis eonneotion With J. Peer, left
on Monday for Berlin, -cr.,7:here he
intends locating.
Mr. Sol. Williams of St;', Joseph ,
moved to town on Tuesday''alid has1
rented rooms at the rear ‘if. Mrs.
McCormick's store.
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FLANNELS ti FLANNELETTES
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LADIES'.
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I invite one and all to my Store
for Fall Supplies: it will pay
io,000 lbs,
209000 lbs
ried Apples Wanted
rge Onions Wanted
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ALL KINDS OF FARM PRODUCE WANTED
Pan
is still able to defend his tilde as
the world's hest pacer.
Dr. Ovens, Sturgeon Osalist,
Specialist will be at Royal ,Elotel,
Hensa.11, on Friday Nov ;NMI. ours
4 to 8 p. m. Glasses properly:lifted,
Catarrh. deafness,and h4ling, eye-
sight treated.
Rev. Theobald Haueliassiipsran-
;nutted minister of the Et -min -shoal
chtireh, also Mrs. Hattelsand one
daughter arrived here this week,
land will occupy the dwelling re-
oently purchased from Mrs.
:mei. Mr. Hauch svas is. _Urines
iator iere and his rettsess Tena
as permanent residente.,
Some one, probably ivit
ious intent circulated the
that the apple butter made a
ner's factory was not hndll in a
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cleanly manner, and to get
facts we made a personal
tion of the factory and found very -
thing neat and clean, in fat, the
most particular person coal. not
find a single fault in the ihanner'
that it is managed.
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DO NOT MSS THE OPPORTUNITY
Of seeing our splendid stock of Fall Goocls in. all lines. Never before has our large store been ililled
with. such money saving values. We purchased in the best markets and have the tsatista )71
knowing that every article we sell is genuine and worth 'the money we ask for it.
GENTS' FURNIS INGS 4 LADIES' DEPARTLIENT
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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 fell told winter 'wear is pm-
plete with all the latest styles and cloths. ' Toppers plain
Bleak Beavers, Fancy Tweed Ulsters; Fur Coats and Pur
lined Coats, and Cravanette Coats. :
Gloves Sc ilitts
A full line in Buck, Horse, Mocha andPigskin. All guar.
anteed good wearers and good fitters, prices Right.
Underwear
We handle the celebrated WOOLNAEI All wool and
nnshrinkable, Special valises in other p.nes.
kets. These are splendid goods at right prices.
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Dress Goods
We have the largest, best assorted and most tp-lodate
stock of Dress GI•oods ever shown in Zurich, and et prices
that cannot be beeten. They are selling fast but we still
have an immense variety to choose from: Gloves, Scarfs,
Clottas, Hose, Underwear, etc., in endless variety.
Ladies' Coats
We still have a good selection of Ladiee' Coats left in
black and fancy cloths.
Blankets
We have a full lino of Flannelette and All 'Wool Man-
litt% PDWARE DEPARTMENT
.A full line of Ranges and Reaters. Buy a PENINSULA. and you bu
buy. A beautiful line ofElnging Lamps just received. Lanterns, Ax
y the best that money eau
es, Handles, Etc.
Market Prices for Dujch Setts Dried Apples, and Farm Produce of • ail kinds
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