The Herald, 1908-09-18, Page 5=MOO
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for the balance
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Solid Gold.
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Repahih'1g
My Specialty
F. W. HESS,
JEWELLER
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SAFE M+NEY
FALL ]FAIRS.
l3iytll Sept 29 and 30
Britden Oct. 6
Ohttthurn . , .. , , Sept. 21, 22, 23
Chesley . Sept. 22 and 23
Dungannon 1 5
Drunlb0
Durham
`'i)re mien
Elmira ..
li
er gee
Forcllvie h' ..... Oct, 3
Glencoe , . ... ....Sept. 29, 30
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D Y i bTE1'H1+aN COUNCIL
The s:na�;on inr rac'orn etuteine is The Council of the Township of
noteoepen most hi -littera are every.. ry.. +Stephen convened in the Town
where nnmeroes ii) arch of these I:Ittll, Crediton, on Monday', the 7th
furry little-art'r�lal, » flay of September 1008 tit 1 p m,
E. ai ttiiCl txtster 1Cthe1 All members were present. The
.Oct. 7 and Mr. 1 5n1ut liainutes of the laiovtotls meetixa(r
Sant, 20 and 30 were Dashwood vi ti+•ta on Sundae. were read and adopted,
Oct. 1 and 2 r report t11i� 1>ri?�d>11t clover Kellerman—Sanders—"That t
� 9, entre x ! � clerk notify Samuel Pre,c�ttt
S 2 1 t1y' f* r tl me «tth have the, portion of The tied Creel:
i*el)t. 27, 30 the c 1 • 1 to i farm reaxured forth
•
' 2 2' tit's•, seertion of
tti i
Sept.�w and ,.i•s • ,
Tho fir) rnet
,p. - ,Lir to
Sept,^" crop a 1pertimi a et .
By bnying your PRINTS,
MUSLINS, DRESSGOODS,
GROCERIES, II A R D -
WARE, WALL PAPERS
and SHOES irom us.
A Large an d Up-to-date
Stock to select from.
HIGHEST PRICES
Paid For Farm Produce
ti
Oct. 1,.2
Hamilton—. ... .... ....t;ept. 17, 18
onelstent llf ; •l 1;. fes ]laic] fr,r )' on his
grain and frtrin tzttyf:tt, meet
aweden) with, otherwise tho Cotincil wonid
cc derived. from' thr1:. Y+,I,..t rno(le'rri rttl l upon tile Engineer to put the
led t nesporta nit's tinea s;ainn in relaltar. Carries].
led ti. .iuortttttttn it;c+utile�i, t:trtn• ;,socias—Yearley—'' guilt Gottlieb
t hover ........ . ....„Selpt, 29, . in,Y in ytanlev' 1 , <il`:,piit et, rapidly
13rotvn be ` appointed Collector of
Ildor ton Sept. 25 becoming tt ren,.l)aelhta e tndusta'y• Truce for the year 1008 and that
1(
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grain
rain
farm a ch y d .'the "cel- ,,. +
IIs `30 ill
Ingersoll, .. Sept, 24, 25
Kirk ton Oct. 1, 2
. at
KincardineinKincardine..... Sept, 10, 17
Listowel
Monnt Forest..
Mitchell .. .
Mi.lcl:iitay.. , ...
Markham
N iwv Hamburg'
Neustadt
Palmerston
Petrolea
Ripley .
Strathroy .... 2z 2'3
St. Marys.
Thedford
Tavistock...... .... ....Sept. 21, 22
Tilsonburg Sept. 29; 30
Wingham Sept. 24, 25
Wiarton...... Sept 29, 30
London ...............Sept 11 to 19
Zurich Sept. 23, 24
R. N. Douglas,
BLAKE
aat;brrttt
That New
Winter Suit.
When looking for your new
Winter Suit, do not forget to
give us a call. We have a fine
range of Tweeds, Worsteds,
etc., to choose from. Our
prices are as cheap as any.
Suits made at short notice.
lti e also have a large nnmber of
Samples to select froth.
Laundry in connection. W. �• H®FFf A �
1
]',Miss E. A.
.. n
�, lv tltitght in �the tr'y Halts public the, roll be handed to him, ttx soon
elpt. 1.,, 1, t5 iota fi'lF'9 1
Cosa lets iene ref]' ; t to snmetipll ifs bonds with the the (1Ut?tor' \1'119 being sent Sept: 1i+ 18 to take effect lit Clari funis. Wirth- (nave iii' the 13tunicipality.
Sept 1"v 10 v
Horton inter, to continue 1 i' l is tit itrtlendnie^lt by 1 :. fur.
11,,rtoit, echo for the the roll be returnable on the 15th
past year an 0- a, half has srieeessiful- taf December 1 i)U8 ; and further that
seseassmsaasecowcaseassocesessexesaceassaateal
Ike Prepared
For Emergencies
If you 'lie in small vil-
ea lege or oonntry district, you s
]hall appreciat': the value of 1
e a telephone.
,.
times
P. been
Haven't
her
a
when you would have given
a goof] i1.1 to eonimnaliCnte U
1t ith a friend,
Or, perhaps you needed
p the ke�rvitsee of a doctor, in a
a hurry but had fro way of
ornlnuuieating with hint,
at olive. t3
The minniea seemed like a',
„ butt]':;, tiidtt't titt�y,
when
You've had to offer while
Sept. 25 ei) er Miss „ a, tp� .t , .
1 C;onncillor Wterth that the ap-' have one of our telephon-
n � 0 the scJupltl::tics pro it ,t
over � c, placed ie your house and
Sept. `a`p �, her taste and aptitude the writer and that the Council ask for ap- oto l,e IV (Tared to snlumon
Lost ]' r t moment's s
o on Lela) T�r�ron is
The following meters were paid : notice.
. Se
fes+.roil or
ail
Oct. , 7 , tan” •ivocatien mote eencluctst to peintment of Collector be laid. o. 1 l 1
Sept. it, 18
ep sityetli not. pltcants for the positron. os s the doctor a a '•
Sept 24, 25
lit. `24, 25, 20 Navigation Municipal World, supplies and ex-
. Sept. 20, 30 very brisk n t present Lind the pas- }' 1 1
sing wayfarer can observe .boats
daily passing along,
Reports which parvo been receiv-
ed from Duluth, Southern Dakota,
and Minnesota state that severe
forest fires are devesting these
countries as is evidenced by the
prevailing dense smoke
Messrs. R. Talbot and S. Cleave,
have recently hacl new wind mills
erected on their premises.
Mr. K. 'yard of Varna was a
guest at the home of J. Watson, on
Sunday last.
We would.like to 1iear from the
Sangerlotp correspondent and will
look for his column in next week's
issue of THE HERALD. Wake up
Albert. and arrest the present
moment.
Miss .Rhea Sterling. left this
week to attend the London Normal
School.
A number of our citizens are at
present attending London exhibi-
tion.
press, $5.00 T Oliver, rep bridge
London roar ,Oc is Davis
'burial
re N McGee, $`,15 00; Climax
Road MachineCo, ti n accounts
re -Moulds, $172.75 ; F Taylor, rep
bridge. =.6 00 ; Evangelical church,
stringers, $1.83; A. Patton, gravel
con't No 3 5 B. $13 Ota ; W Tones
commissioner S B, $2.50; H F Eil-
ber caretaker of lock up, $2.00 ; N
Beaver rep Crediton bridge, $1.00 ;
T Keys rep Mud Creek bridge $1 00 ;
H Carruthers, gravel. $8.40; H Car-
ruthers gravel 5 B, $16 56; Dr P J
;a1o0ne insane examination, $5.20 ;
A Morenz part payment of award.
drain, $2,5.00; Dr P J McCue, Medi-
cal Health Officer, $10.30 ; B Gun-
ningham rep bridge 0 R, 50cts.
The Council adjonrned to meet
again in the Town Hall. Crediton,
on Monday, the 5th of Oct. 190S at
1 p. m. Henry Eilber,
Tp. Clerk,
The brick work on Mr. S. Ran-
nie's new house, opposite the Evan-
gelical church, is nearly completed
The barn on the corner has also
been torn down.
..t ;]tort atlay in eettitie
Sept, 21. ' , + 1 ) 1, r t , S D S burial doctor may mean life or
. Sept. 23. 24 1 dumb, so why take chances, 6
Oct. 6, 7 M 1 ' (' b 1 f ce aunty g why not be pepared for
a
any emergency?.
HENSSALL
A. Kaiser of Sarnia, book-keeper
for a lerge lumber firm, visited his
parents here on Saturday last.
Rev. C. Urquhart of Kippen will
preach in Carmel Presbyterian
church, on Friday.
Editor Neelands. spent a week's
holidays with his brother, near
Mono Road.
Miss B. Urquhart is leaving for
the State of North Carolina, where
she will teach school.
Samuel Coulter is attending the
Medical College at London.
Oliver Geiger of Waterloo visited
his parents. recently
Mark Drysdale has taken a posi-
tion in MoDonell's hardware store.
A.large crowd attended the Libe-
ral Convention here, en Tuesday.
W. T. Caldwell of the Zurich
Road has been entertaining Mr.
Wilson and sister Mrs, Forsyth, of
Brooklyn, the past few months,
G, O. Petty is improving his
dwelling on King st. by patting a
cement feuudation under it.
■ . ■ ZURICH ■ ■ ■ I'
MEAT MARKET
'E keep in stock a
full line o fresh
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
sausages.
, Give us a dill.
A UN iBLUT
DHOW'
Sall
011
Best Treatment for a Burns
If for no other reason, Chamber-
lain's Salve should he kept in every
household on account of its great
value in the treatment of burns. 1t
allays the pain almost instantly,
and unless the injury is a severe
ono, heals the parts without leas.
tog a scar. This salve is also un-
equaled for chapped hands, sore
nipples and diseases of the skin
Price. 25 cents. For sale by J ,T
Merner.
EXETER.
The famous bicycle race. in
wbich G. Jaoobe and L. Dnrancl,
battled for the championship. has
created considerable dispute and
argument and to legally settle ell
disputes. arrangements are being
made to have the race run once
more nn the day _of Zurich Fair.
Both 'the above gentlemen are elev
er wheelers and a marvelous ex-
hibition of speed inay be expected
on that day.
Any person desiring valuable in-
formation regarding .:a11 lines of
industry would do well to subscribe
for THE HICRI.LD.
H. Howard our genial oemer t
contractor is busily engaged in the
construction of cement bridges.
Harry oannot only handle a trowel
well, hut possesses considerable
knowledge of photography and
such methods of farming as go to
make him a practical agriculturist.
The Rev. Mr. Wamsloy will con-
duct the morning service in the
Union church, on Sunday next
Mr. Wainsley is an evangelist
worthy of note . and demonstrates
the gospel troths in a manner
pleasing to his hearers, and with
attitude of cleverness alone beconp•
ing a brilliant speaker.
WiH ¥ou t?
Miss T. White returned recently
frotn a month's visit in Toronto.
The local creamery has an exhib-
it at the London Fair this year.
Edward Heideman has made
some improvements to his dwelling,
on Sanders St..
Dr. H. Kinsman of Sarnia was a
visitor here with relatives, last
week. �a
Ed. Speakman of 13lenheim is
visiting friends in this town and at
Grand Bend.
Miss Tom opened a dressmaking
shop in the rooms recently vacated
by Misses Sharp and Jackson .
0, R. Howard of the Molsons
Bank St. Thomas visited his par-
ents on Monday last.
T. 11 Shapton of Stephen broug-
ilit a stalk of corn to the Times
office, which. pleasured 11 feet 11
inches in length.
The new bowling green is being
leveled up and when completed will
bo one of the best in the County.
Boys in town sometimes come
. Ediojioffer into possession of air guns and use
e them without realizing perhaps
that they. are guilty of an offence
against the law for which heavy
ARTIST penalties are provided. The trim i -
nal code says :—Everyone who has
upon his person a 'pistol or air gun
is guilty of an offence and liable to
a penalty not exceeding $50, and
not less than $10, or to imprison
went for a term, not exceeding
three months.. Every one who,
without lawful excuse, points at
another person any firearm. or air
gun, whether loaded or unloaded,
is guilty of an offence and liable to
a penalty not exceeding $100, and
not less than $10, or to imprison-
ment, with or without hard labor,
for thirty days." The law evident-
ly deetna.the air -gun to bo danger-
ous, -
TONSORIAL
Successor to
Freta. Manns
THE HOSPITAL FOR
e' SICK. CHILDREN
]3'1or:a Quick and Easy
Shave, or an Up-to-date
hair -cut.
Oppc site
•Commeroiel Hciel
ZURICH
0
Suppose a fre sboizla
goccurs and your wife and
children were alone, what g
proteet.on would they have
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if there was no telephone in
the house?
g E, ZELLER, Zurich
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For it Cares for Every Sick Child
in Ontario whose Parents
Cannot Afford to i'ay
For Treatment.
er
The Hospital for Siok Children, College
street, Toronto, appeals to the fathers and
mothers of Ontario for funds to maintain
the thousand sick children that it nurses
within its walls every year.
Hospital is not
s local institution—
but Provincial. The
sick child from any
place in Ontario who
cant afford to pay
has the same privi-
leges as th e child
living in Toronto and
is treated free.
The Hospital had
last year in its beds
and cote 761 patients,
267 of these were
from 1911 places out-
side of Toronto.
The cost is 98 cents
per patient per day,
and there were 129
sick little ones a day
' peon DAY, nooroR.” }n fire IIospital.
Since its founda-
tion the Hospital
has treated 10,371
children—about
7,500 of these were
unable to pay and
were treated free.
Every dollar may
be the translator of
your kind thoughts
into the Hospital
kind deeds.
Everybody's dol -
tar may, bo t h 0 �''•*•
Friend in Meed to r,ras5Aon.
Somebody
Let the money of the strong be mercy to
the weak. The Hospital pays out divi- arrangements for the big local op-
denjii of heali11 and tion campaign during the season of
happiness to suffer. 1908.9. 1t will be waged principal-
ing childhood on , Ip in the counties of Huron, Ox
every dollar that i, (fordDurham, Northumberland
paid by the friends l and Hastings. The following is the
of little children.oof i ,n
k
If yon know list of unicipali ties with the num-
um. sick child in 1 ber of itemises in each, where act -
your neighborhood 1 tion has so far be.eti taken ; Anson,
who is sick or crib- t, Ashfield, 4 ; Athens, `2; Aylmer,
Barton,lod or has club , 1 nrton, 6 ; Bayfield. 2; Bay}lam,
feet send the par- 6; ]girth, `' ; I3obcaygeon, 3 ; Bow-
ent's name to taro i manville 3 .;Brampton, 4 ; Chat'lot-
OLD COUNTRY APPLE MARKET
The old country apple market is
now fairly open• A mailed report
received from Henry Levy dated
the 2nd, reports American Wealth-
ies selling in London at 8 shillings
threepence, Kings ten shillings six-
penee. and Maiden Blush seven
shillings ninepence.
Canadian Duchess were selling in
Glasgow at the same time from
nines shillings to fourteen shillings.
A later report dated the 5th
quotes New York Welthys I going it.t
8 shillings threepence, King, ten
shillings sixpence, and Maiden
Blush 7 shillings ninepence.
Canadian Duchess were going in
Liverpdbl on the 5th at 19 shillings
sixpence for No 1. and 15 shillings
for No 2 , and in Glasgow Canadian
Duchess %tere going at 9 shillings
to 14 shillings,
A cabled report, received Mon.;
day, report Cana (lieu Duchess anti 1
Alexander selling` in Glasgow at
17s to 22s, and Culverts at 15s to 1
15s.
A RELIABLE
LOCAL SALESMAN
Wanted for ZURICH and adjoin-
ing country to represent
"Canada's Greatest Nurseries"
While Business in some lines
may be dull, farmers were never
more encouraged as regards fruit
growing than at the present sea-
son. High prices for all classes
of fruit have been obtained the
past season, and there is as a con-
sequence, an increased demand for
nursery stock.
Our stock is complete in every
department including a new list of
specialties which we alone handle.
The right man will obtain a
permanent situation with territory
reserved for him. Pay weekly.
Free sample outfit, etc., write for
particulars.
Stone & Wellington
Fenthill Nurseries
(850 Acres)
TORONTO, - - ONTARIO
AStll
In speaking of the British apple! -
situtation, liar. Levy says that's .
moderate to tow prices are going to 1
's child
JOS. SMITH'S SALVE
IS A SURE CURE FOR
Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chapped .
Hands, Cold Sores, Chilblains, Boils,
Ulcers, Pimples, Running Sores, Poisoned
Wounds, Sores, Ringworm, Strain, Swol-
len Knees, inflamed and all diseased, in-
jured and irritated conditions of the skin.
Mr. Matthias \Vurm of Zurich Ont, says.
"I was bothered for some time with a run-
ning sore on my jaw, nobody knows how
painful it was. I doctored for some time
till I trier] a sample of Joseph Smith's
Salve, and the result was so pleasiug that
I. secured a good supply. Joseph Smith's
Salve eased the pain for the first time. I
am cured. I am thankful indeed for my
cure and gladly give you permission to
publish my case."
Mrs. Andrew Thiel of Zurich, says:—
"For six months I suffered acutely from
sore breasts and doctored all that time. 1
tried a sample of Joseph Smith's Salve. It
was different to everything else I had
tried and it cured rue. I am grateful for
the cure, as I have never beet+ troubled
( with it since."
Price 50 cents per box, 3 boxes for 51.50
Obtained from W. 11. Bl,,,rvita. Zurich, Onb
The can)paign committee of the
Dominion Alliance has completed.
rule i in all the mark ts•of the Unit- Hospital. tevillc, 2 ; Wtatworth 1 ; C iesley, i;
"slt»'s xxtxrixo" Seo the example (inton 6 ; Colchester South, 2
ed Kingdom this season. Business
generally has been bac], as follow-
ing upon the'finti,neial crisis in the
United States. and little Money
will be available for luxuries,
Atnerlcan I3artletatpears were go.
ing in London rn the second at 20
shillings per bbl, -tvItb a fete bring-
ing 25 to 26 shYllings, Ciergeaus
were going at 15 shillings.
In Liverpool Barttletts were mak-
ing 11, elliliings- sixpence to 16
s billings ninepeizcle. 1n cases Cana-
dian Beurre Httrtly'e - were going at
5 to 6 shillings Per case,
of what can bo done for ellib-foot children. I 2 2 ; Elririri,
There were 14 like cases last year and hunt Dunwick, ; Dutton,;
dreds in 28 years. I Eizevir, and Grimsthrope, 3 ; Emo,
1 2 ; Exeter, 5 ; Forest, 2 ; Hagerman,
1 I3illsworth North 2 ; Hungerford
( 2 ; (4oderich, 9 ; Ingersoll, 9 ; Iro-
quois, 2; Mudoe 3; Marmon, and
lake, 2' ; Minden 1 ; Olden, 0 ; Percy
12 ; Sidney 4; Strathroy, 5 ; Tburlow
4 ; Tilsonbtlrei, 5 ; Trenton, e ; Wel-
lington, 2; Wingham, 5 ; Wollaston.
1 ; Woodstock City. 1111; Yonge and.
Escott front 2e Yon a and Pscott
rear, 2; East Zorra, 2.
DTlPOIIt.D Ater=
Please send contributions to J. I)/ns
Robertson, Chairman, or to Douglas David-
son, Soc.-',trots., of The Hospital for Sick
Childten, Coltege Street, Toronto.