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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1908-05-15, Page 4a I xve e711u-1 aD I GD NIN®D IEDGOODP (IDC;NCID( CID( GO Age and StabilityShould be Considered in Forming Your Banking Connections. ea THE, NIo1y8ON6 BANK' has had an uninterrupted existence for I53 years, and its Reserve Fund is equal to 100% of its Paid—up Capital. p We make a specialty of the Savings Bank Department. YOUR ACCOUNT I8 SOLICITED. 1 ev ea e~a es D ZURICH BRANCH H. ARNOLD, MANAGER. 1 ea 1 ea 1 Ci}90119115DCIDt�' ©attE2ND ‘241CDCIIIIrtelD•tA;:°r:»CID®QDGMEDGU LEGAL CARDS. g. J. U. COOKE, BARRISTER AND SO lieiter, Notary Publie, Heu' all, Ontario. At Zurich (Zeller's otliee) every Mon - $ay. PROUI9FOOT, HAYS & BLAIR, BAR- risters, Solicitors. Notaries Public, ete , Gocierich, Canada. W. Proudfoot. K.C. R. C'. Hays. G. F. Blair. BUSINESS CARDS. H. C 1)O AN , V. S., AS I HAVE PUR- chased back my business from E. W. Stoskopf, I aur in a position to antattend to all business as formerly. t Rau's J otel. E. ZELLER, CONVEYANCER ANI) Notary Public. Deeds, Mort age', Wills and other Legal I)or•i=.tnents case fully and promptly prepared. Otiice— .+D1er block. Zurich, Ont. DR. F. A. ;ELLE1 Y, DECNTIST, GRA - 'mate of the Royal College of Dental g;eons, Toronto, also honor gradu- ate of Department of Dentistry, To- ronto University. Painless extraction of tentlr. Pato"work a speciality. At Dbsniiuba House, kirich, every 11cri- dav1, ; =V FOR SALE. TIOUSE AND LOT WITH TWO- acre park, lot for Bale in the Village of Zurich, the property of the late David Stolok. For particulars apply to Fredin- and Stolek, Hilisgreen P. O., or to Albert Heideman, Zurich P. 0. MUSIC In IS 8 V. MAASS, Prepares 1 Pupils for the TNer..- servatory of Music `and other Centres. •Addres s LUTFI'En.0 PARSONAGE, Zurich. Municipality of clay COURT OF REVISION 'TOTICE is hereby given that a Court of Revision for the Assessment Roll, of the Township of Hay' for the year 1908, will be held at the Town Hall, Zurich, on Monday the lot day of Juno 1908, at 10 o'clock a. in. All persons having business at eaid Court guide themselves accordingly. FRED HESS, SE., Clerk. Zurich May 14th, 1908. a.: Paper JEIariger and Painter. .AI1 work promptly and neatly done, Now is the time to have your dome 'brightened and `fixed up for the spring and ,rai- nier tainnths, N Charges Moderate BOCK, Zurich lEsF r 9 1 2ND CLASS EXceesie s 1 - TO MANITOBA SASKATCHEWAN ALBERTA GOING DATES Apsi114, 29 June 9, 29 Aug. 4, 19 May 12, 26 July 7, 21 9ept.1, 15, 29 Tic]setn door to return within 6i) days VEftlf LOW RAT'Eet from all points ---- in Ontario. Ranging Winnipeg and return 83 :160 between 1Edmonton and return $1150 Tickets issued to all North-Weet points. TOURIST SLEEPERS A limited number of Tourist Sleeping Cars will be run on each excursion, fully equipped with betiding, etc. Berths should be secured and paid for through local agent at least six days before excursion leaves, Rates and full information contained in free }Iomescokers' pamphlet. Ask near • est 0.I'.R. agent for a copy, or write to C. B. FOSTER, District POSS. 15., G.P.D., Toronto W E F 4 J PUDLISHED BY E. ZELLER. FRIDAY MAYA 15th 1908 W. C. T. U. THEN READ THIS By Rev. Dr. A. E, Dunning In contrast with the results of Mr. Small, read this testimony of the Rev. Dr. A, E. Dunning : "I had once in my Sunday school a class of boys from ten to twelve years old. They belonged'to good families. Three or four years later they formed a club. It was secret, but they said that they had organi- zed it for intellectual and moral improvement. They hired a room in which they gathered evenings . They brought in several:other boys. One of the class was appointed chaplain. After a while it was learned that liquor was being brought into the club room. The chaplain soon withdrew. He is now a Christian minister. One day one of the most attractive members of the club came and confessed to me that he had. been drinking, and that his parents had found it ot and be begged me to tell his mo er, who was almost insane., anxiety, that he would neve again. But he did, and w bad to worse till he di Friends of another os," counsel what to d fyz gad other tolt"i me the'e, false entries in :Men defrauded them of oxime other became engaged to a e ing girl, but she broke the eke, ment because he drank, and it few years he died a drunkar None of these boys at ten years of age seemed likely to be exposed to the temptation to drink." OAN.A.DIAN NEWS The Brantford and Hamilton radial line will be opened on Mal* 28. hPicr. MsgistratIb of Stho ,iply Noble, his A 500.barrel-a-day oil well has been struck in the Leamington district. Ernst Hancock, of Hamilton, a 13-year.old boy, fell into the lake Saturday and was drowned. Henri Bourassa may run against Premier Guilin in Quebec. Tne Grand Orange Lodge of British North America will pro- bably hold its next annual meeting in Brantford. 'Ten settlers have been burned out by fires in the Leopold district; 35 miles from Rosthern. Written examinations as means of promotion are approved by the Teachers' Institufe of West Middle - sea. The C. P. R. may connect Brant ford with Galt by radial, Several officers went over the proposed route this week. Mrs. Hunter, of Cleveland is asking the Guelph police to assist her in getting her child from her husband who lives at Erin. Frank, the 7 -year-old son of Ed- ward Hartley, St. Catharines, fell fnto the Welland Canal on Satur- day, and was drowned. Henry Hornick, a Stratford young -man fell off a high scaffold Saturday and was badly injured. He,viil recover, however. Mr. J. S. Wilson. of St Thomas, charged by A, N. Hutchinson, of Vie same city. with sending im-' inQrelpostcards through the mails. Fret. Coombs, a young English- man, was arrested in St. Thomas, charged with stealing a gold watch and rather articles from Harry Ba; ; with whom Coombs board. - ed. es Wells, of Guelph wits ar» ed Saturday, charged with fo 1 ,y. He attempted to pass a check on the Traders, Bank tried to pass a check on a oniinion liner Ottawa th a Norwegian bark in' St. Lawrence on .ere were no lives Nship is proceeding teen Thee :tent own. 'BD am - commonly earl summer, r quietly altered Tit is known to drug. at;tfiaere as Dr. Shoop's One will absolutely tnged feeling within 48 er beginning to take the tine. The bowels get i in the winter -time, the ci ,tion often slows up, the Ki•eys are inactive, and even the He a t in many cases grows de- ciclejUy weaker. Dr. Shoop's Res- torative is recognized everywhere as a genuine tonic to these vital organs. It builds up and strength- ens the worn-out weakened nerves ; it sharpens the failing appetite, and universally aids digestion. It always quickly brings renewed strength, life, vigor and ambition. Try it and be convinced. Sold by All Dealers. STOMACH TROUBLES Mrs. Suo Martin, an old and highly respected resident of F dso. nia, Miss , was sick with stomach trouble for more than six months. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured her. She says : "I can now Pat nnything I want and am the proudest woman in the world to find such a good medicine" For sale by 3, 3, Merner, ROD AND GUN FOR MAY Exceedingly attractive is the May number of "Rod and Gun and Motor Sports in Canada," publish- ed by W. J. Taylor at Woodstock, Ont. Stories of hunting moose, mountain goat, bear, deer and duoks surely offer enough variety to the bunter while to the fisher- man the papers on salmon in Ontario rivers by the Rev. Dr Murdoch, and maskiuonge fishing by Hickson must call lip 'inetnories and awaken thoughts such as only the fisherman can know. ••Early Postal Difficulties in Eastern Can Lula," is a contribution to the .history of a past which is near enough to he full of the deepest interest to the present generation. "Tho Majesty of the Mails, a story of the heroic efforts made by the letter carriers of the far north i to deliver snails is told. in graphic fashion and one understands as one reads this fine contribtitiou how it is that despite enormous difficulti- es and dangers the Iludssn Btiy Companyhave never lost a mail. What wkanderful heroes these northern mail carriers are. Ani. ongst the many other interesting pieces to be found within this number is tti page of ''Canoe Dont's —most appropriate as the canoeing season of the year is just 'beginn- ing, and an account of a onelegged trapper who makes his own wood- en legs. These are but samples of the many good things in this num, bot- which forms •in itself a - de- monstration of the wide field of interesting experiences to be found Within the Dominion. HOUSE BLOWN DOWN, Welland, • Ont., May 11.—Wel- land was visited by a terrific wind storm on Saturday afternoon, ac- companied by hail stones of unus- ual size. • While swinging the canal bridge open the structure, which is about two hundred feet long, was: taken by the wind and blown around till the west end stuck fast on the east bank. Tref£ fio was blocked for an hour till the service of a tng was obtained. A house .just completed by a man named Brown, erected near the G. T. R. station, was blown down, No one •rcas hurt. • At a large Convention hold at Seaforth on Tuesday. Wm. Proud - foot K. C., .of Goderiela. was no- minated to represent the "grit hive" ol Centre Huron, in the next Legislature. 'Four names were brought before the Convention namely -W. H. Kerr, of the Brtts- sels Post; John Leckie, reeve of Brussels ; Thomas McMillan, reeve of Hull and Mr. Proudfoot, Mr. Kerr had the nomination for East Huron, but owing to the changes made in the Huron, ridings, both of the latter found themselves in in the one riding and one of them had to be turned down and out. Our sympathy naturally goes to Brother Kerr. although in Mr. Proudfoot the Province will have a splendid' representative, and Leader Mackay a supporter that he will have ,good reason to be proud of.. Mr, McMillan the other can- didate is a sort of the late John McMillan ex -M. P- for South Hut.. and would also have made a -.good representative. - hingles XXxX B. e.. For the next 3o days will be sold at a reduced price. We will be ready early in the Spring to do all kinds of Custom Sawing on Short Notice. Logs W : ted F. C. KAL FLEISCH, ZURICH *****.*3*************** * * International Harvester ...I niplernents. a • We keep in stock a full line of the above celebrated make of Farm Im- plements. They are used in every civilized country in the world and are giving universal satisfaction. Buy no other. We handle the Magnet Cream Separa- tor, the best on the market. Metal Pig Troughs, last much loner] than wooden ones, in fact we handle e; ery- thing in the line of binders, mowers, plows, etc., etc., and repairs of all kinds. When in need of a new Buggy, Carriage, Wagon. or Cutter see our lines before you buy.. They will please you. x'55 SON, _ Rickbeil's Old Stand - - ZURICH. ********** °r °r $*******rit* °*r Tic r° ' I N!XrC Ni, 10.i• FiYv.!!Rn, AeRVfi.1<. CIw.K :M,r-„.,_;ryTly r . `t' �461' 9 If you stop to figure out where the true economy in paint buying comes, you'll soon see that the best paint is cheapest. Two-thirds the cost of paint•- irig is the labor. It costs just as much to put on poor paint as it does good paint—more in fact because the poor paint doesn't work so easily. But the poor paint won't last as long; it makes you repaint sooner. Even the apparent saving in cost per gallon is eat.m up by the. fact that it takes more gallons of the low priced paint. The truest economy is good prepared paint. The truest prepared paint 2.8 THE SEERRY/I,N-WILL IAMS PAINT. Mtrn SOLD EY i7 J. ,Sr- EY T"ER,ZURICH. CalI On -ea.1 A. Edighoffer TONSORIAL ARTIST Sitocesser.to • Fred.. Manns For a Cluck and Easy Shave, or an Up -to -elate hair -cut, Opposite Commercial Hotel ZURICH Five members of the Gun Olub, attended the practice on Tuesday evening, the result being that S. E' Faust won the medal for the the first time with a some of 9, Th other score's were, F. W. Hese. 6-, C. Fritz, 6; W. O'Brien, 6;'Hurle' Weber, 5, MS. MITTS SALVE IS A SURE CURE FOR Cuts, Bruisbs, Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands, Gold Sores, Chilblains, Boils, Ulcers, Pimples, Running Sores, Poisoned Wounds, Soros, Ringworm, Strain, Swol- len Knees, inflamed and all diseased, in- jured and irritated conditions of the skin. Mr. Matthias 1Vursn of Zurieh Ont, says. "I was bothered for some time with a run. ning sore on my jaw, nobody knows how painful it was. I•doetored for some time till I tried a sample of Joseph Smith's Salve, and the result was so pleasing that I secured it good supply. Joseph Smith's Salvo eased the pain for the first time. 1 am cured. I am thankful indeed for any cure and gladly give you permission to publish my case.” Mrs. Andrew Thiel of Zurich, sayer-- cFor six months I suffered mutely from sore breasts and doctored all that time. 1 tried a sample of Joseph Smith's Salve. Ib was different to everything else I had tried and it cured mo. I am grateful. for the cure, as I have clever beep troubled with it since," � Price 50 cents per box, 3 boxes for ..$1.00 Obtained from W. H. Tsai»ar'a Zurich, Out u