HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1908-10-09, Page 1Vol. IX.
The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township,
FRIDAY MORNING,
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and all modern: office methods
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taught by the only teacher in
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Enter'auy day. Write for particulars
FALL TER\T FROM SEPT. 1s
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Ciiiitoll Ei�Sliit,SS CCOOT.
Ciro. SroTTox. Principal. •
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Potatoes wanted at D. S. Faust.
Carpenters are 1)uey at S. 1iaunie's
new dwelling hone.
P Bender has erected a neat *table
on bis let.
Mr. E. Rannie, merchant, of
Hensel'', was a, visitor hero on
Tuesday.
Dr. and Mrs. Wilson are spend-
ing the week with relatives at Pal-
merston.
Mr. Louis Kalbilois ell has purchae-
ed his father's farm, at the :loth
Concession.
151r. A. Lehman and Miss. Ida
Ortwein leave to -clay (Friday) for
Bad Axe, Mich., on a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. John Zeller of
Langdon N. Dakota, are visiting
relatives and friends in town.
'Wonted -30 cts per hundred-
weight, for good, sound peeling
apples, it.t the Hensel]. Evaporator.
(neo. Joynt, Stf.
Mr. David Sehoellig of North
Dakota, is visiting his parents Mr.
and Mrs. (4eore Sehoellig. This is
Mr. Schoellig's first visit in 12
years.
,Tames N. Sopha has purchased
forty-fenr acres of land at the
Bauble Line, adjoining his own,
from iris father -in -las, Mr. Oliver
Corrivean.
A meeting of the Bowling Clnb
will be held at the Town Hall, this
(Friday) evening at 8 o'clock. A
full attendance is requested, as
important businese will be dismis-
sed.
Mr Andrew Thiel, will bo at the
Dominion Roues on Wednesday
evening 14th Inst, to receive poll
tax. All persons not assessed on
prop: rty are requested to meet him
there and pay np.
GUN CLUB SHOOT
The following is the score of the
weekly shoot of the Zurich Gun
Club, '
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O'Brien... .0 1 0 1 1 1 i l 0 0
J Truenrner .. ,1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1
H Weber 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0
P Sipple • ..1 0 0 1 1. 1 1 1 0 1
l� Ynngblut ... • 0 '0 0 1 1. 1 1 1 1 0
J P Rau.. ,• ., . 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0
S Faust • ,1.100111001
C —.1 0 1 1. 1 1 11 1 0
J Srbuettler„ .1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 6
W Hess ..1 0 1 1 1 0 11 0 1 7
E Zelier , .0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 6
FWHess 1111111001 8
J Preeter 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 E
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TIIE SCAFFOLD BROKE
Messrs. H. • -Randall. and John
Zettel met with a; sericite. accident
on Monday, while painting on Mr.
J. Preeter's new house. They
were both at work on the south
gable, about thirty feet frotn the
ground, when, without a moment's
warming, ono of the supports gave
way, and they both landed on. the
hard ground. Randall was uncon•
scions for about half an hour and
received a nasty scalp wound, a
fracture of. the utter covering of
the skull and some internal injur-
ies and is in a critical condition.
Zettel was more fortunate, althou-
gh. his injuries consist of a fraotur-
eel right arm, a sprained leg and
braised face. That 'both esoapecl
with their lives is nothing short of
a miracle. Dr. Campbell is attend-
ing the injured mem and at latest
reports they were doing as well as
could be expected•.
Mrs. Sandere of Barrie is 'visiting
her rather, Fred Demuth.
Elmore Krueger of Merner's store
is taking his holidays this week.
D. S. Faust, has a fine lot of
heavy horse blankets. Come and
examine them.
Miss Elia Rannie is attending the
W. O. T. U. Convention at Brus-
sels, this week.
Rev. Mr, Green of. Clinton, cen-
ducted the service in the Evange-
lical church at the 14 Con., last
Sunday.
Dr Oven's Surgeon, Oculist,
Specialist will 'be at Royal Hotel,
Hensall, on Friday Oct 23rd. Hours
5 to 9 p. in, Glasses properly fitted
Catarrh, deafness, and failing eye-
sight treated.
BAY' COUNCIL.
Connell met here ou Wednesday,
with all members present. A let -
to/ from the Catena Co. re clean-
ing out the North part of the East
branch H. S D., and the council
decided to take • action. A number
of accounts were paid, details of
which will appear next week. The
next meeting will be hold on the
4th of November, at 2 o'clock.
FRED HESS, Clerk.
Next Sunday evening, service in
the Evangelical • church, will be
conducted by two prominent gent-
lemen, •Mr. A. Cullens of Londoxf,
Provincial Sec., of Young Men's
Christian Association, and Mr. L.
Fleming of Clinton, Huron Co.,
sec., Y. M. C. A. This service will
be in the interest of the young men
of Zurich and vicinity Special
:music will be rendered by the choir
and male chorus. Young men ! you
are most cordially invited to at-
tendl this service.
On Sept. 24th in Exeter North the
death occurred of Lucinda White,
beloved wife of Daviel Rumohr, ag-
ed 78 years, 1 month and .9 days.
Deceased hacl been ill fcr about
two weeks, owing largely to- infir-
mities of old ago.. lir. and Airs.
Rninohr have resided in Exeter
about 14 years, coiling here from
near Seaforth. Besides • the hus-
band, one eon, Henry of Exeter, and
four daughters, Mrs. Phipeen of
Winnipeg, Mrs. Stevenson of Sea -
forth and Mee. Tyler of near Sea -
forth survive, all Of whom togeth-
er with Mrs. Henry Kelierrna n
(niece) and eon of Elkton. Mich.,
attended the funeral which eves
held to the Exeter cemetery on
Sunday. Our sympathy is extend-
ed to the bereaved .—Advocate.
C. Schrag visited Londonon busi- !
news on Wednesday.
Alf Gillman has taken as• 'position
as clerk. in J. Preeter's Store., •
The 2nd annual tournunrent Of
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the local gun plub is onto day;.
Mr. Freddie Hess of • Berlin is
home and is laid off, owing, to 1
an attack of illness.'
The Lutheran church and person-
age are being repainted. Mr, P.
Sipple has the contract;
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah :Geiger have
moved into their dwelling, zreently,
vacated by Mr. C. Schrag
D. S. Faust has some fine, ready -
to wear felt hats for girls, at a big
reduced price. See them. In the
show window,
, Notice—Mr. J. J. Mernet wishes
to notify the public that, hit; eider
mill and jam factory will rug: er••ery
Wednesday and Saturday, until
further notice.
The Rev. A. D. Gisi:rhler.. is at-
tending the Sunday School conven-
tion of the Sunday School'; : pc: Hay
and Stephen in the -Evangelical
church at Orediton today (Friday).
George Sehoellig intends selling
his farm, at the Goshen Line and
will, with his wvift), make liar rtin:1ie
home in Detroit, where .tl gee of
his children resiciee. The far -in will
be of era'cl by unction on T1 eirs ay,
15th inst.
Por Chapped Skin.
Chapped skin. whether on the
hands or face rimy be cared in ore
night by applying Chamberlain's
Salve. It is also unequoled,for
sore nipples. b;iri:s and scu.ld.O. Tor
sale by J 3 Merner,
HE,NSALL,
Mrs. Hall of Pittsburg visiteil her
parer:ts, Alla and digs Y uaatb'ut,
last week. ' t •
W7. Me Cala n of Vei:;rrillia'x eh -lore
has tak6n a position at uitiirl^af
Fred IEoweld .is err plp teel ie h
Crediton mill,
Rory Geiger i learning the drug
business, and has taken a position
in lllacDairrni,l's drag store.
Leo Charlesworth of Petrelia hes
nusvedhis furniture to to ;Au'1
will reside here.
:Sir. Perkin, of the Conunoretal
has his pool room about pomlrlete''.i.
M 'McPherson has returned to his
home at Salmon City, Mahe. Toe
bad he couldn't stay forlheelection.
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We are after you this Fall.
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$�BESS GOODS of the very latest, in all the leading eV
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Woollen and Flannelette Blankets. Flannelettes
Flannelette Sbirting, Flannels. Wrapperottes. White
,[sear Cloth,
T ADl Gig' Coiats. Girls' Coats. Ladies' Furs. Ladies'
nen Wool and Silk Scarfs. Children's Wool Soarfs.
Children's Toques.. Hosiery and Ladies' Underwear,
a full line. Ladies' Mufflers and Gloves.
MEN'S Overcoats, Suitings. Hcits and Caps. Men's
Men's Mufflers. Men and Boys' Sweaters.
Men's Socks. Alen's Ties and Gloves. A full
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Line of Men's ani Boys' Underwear. Alen's Drees Shirts ssh
and Working Shirts. i1<'n's Overall-, Smocks a n d qC
Tweed Pants.
BEAUTIFUL Assortment in Fancy Dishes and
Dinner Sets. Potatoes and all Farm Produ•ee '
taken in exchange fez Goads.
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DRESS U00 IS
Our stock of Dress Goods is now complete and we aro
showing a very extensive line in the newest shades in a animas
Taffeta Cloth, Venetians, and Broadcloths. Venetians in 'plain;
aucl striped are very popular thin season end our stock is most
complete.
NEW FALL COATS
Our stock of New Fall (;oats is the largest we have ever
had and comprises the very latest styles in Mack, blue, green,
brown, etc., prettily trimmed with braids. Prices are as low as
any.
FU .4 , STOLES, OLES, .ii i Tl Ce,
If you want a fur R.nf', Stole. Caperinc or• illuif see our
range before you buy. niece ar e right. See our line of Fur
Coats, Fur -lined Coats, all new goods and first-class quality.
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thiA se a: err pr'otri:'rs to Le ar record break. r „s it sto eked with
all the newest in sha p,..s, trimmings and -designs. Call an,i see
' our diselaya You will be pleased.
WOOF,
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