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PUBLISHED B3' E. ZELLEIR.
FRIDAY OUT, 9th, 1908
AN ADDRESS
To The Electors of South Huron.
BUSINESS CARDS. (3entlez:ion.—On the, 22nd of Jan.
last you did nue the honor of elect -
H. C1 DOAN, V. S., AS I IAVE 1'I.TR.-
chased back zny busisaess from E. 'W.
Stoskopf, I am in a position to attend
to all business as formerly. Calls at
Ran's Hotel.
DR. F. A. SELLERY, DENTIST, GRA -
•.luate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Toronto, also honor gradu-
ate of Department of Dentistry, To-
ronto Uiii'versity. Painless extraction
of teeth. Plate work a speciality. At
.Dominion House, Zurich, every Mon-
day. 7-26
E. ZELLER, CONVEYANCER AND
Notary Public. De ed s, Mortgages,
Wills and other Legal Documents care
fully and promptly prepared. 011ice—
Zeller block, Zurich, Ont.
MUSIC
rl I S S V. MAASS, Prepares
1 Pupils for the Toronto Con-
servatory of Music and other
Centres.
Address:
LUTkIERAN PARSONAGE, Zrtrir.h.
SALE REG! sTri;R
On.Saturday Oet.:10th, Frame scboel
house, No. 2 at two o'clock. 13. S.
Phillips, auctioneer:
Auction Sale of farm and personal
effects, Lot 14, Con. 10, Hay, Iia miles
South of Zurich, on 'Thursday, Oet. 15th
1908, commencing at 1 o'clock, E. Bus-
senberry, auctioneer, Geo. Schoellig,
Proprietor.
W. C. T. U.
hip,' me as your representative to
the Dominion Parliament, for
which I return you uiy sincere and
heart -felt thanks. As Parliament
has been dissolved and another
election will be held on Monday,
Oct. 26th, I am again a candidate
for your su arages As I have only
been permitted to have part of one
sessinn I think in justice to the
constituency us well as to myself,
it is only fair to ask a renewal of
your confidence for at least a full
terns. This 1 now ask at your
hands, and should you see fit to
thus favor. nae, I promise you that
no effort will be spared on my part
to advance the best interests of my
constituents and the welfare of onr•
growing and prosperous country. •
Before the close of the campaign
I hope to have the privilege of
meeting with many of you person.
ally and of disoussing with you the
great public issues Which are now
so earnestly engaging the attention
of the people of this country,
Again solieitin g your suffrages
and support, I am,
Your Obedient Servant,
M. Y. McT,Tr'.AN, •
Liberal Candidate for Soazt'i Hat.
ron.
SCHOOL REPORT
of 5. S.•8. No. 1, Hay, for Septem-
ber
IV class. I1axirne Denomy, Eddie
Brisson, Hector Laporte, Ld\v rd
Uor.riveaas, Johnny Denomy, Valer-
ie Laporte, Alice Ilenolny. Wilfrid
Luporto, Maximilian Denomy,
Salomon Denomy.
Jr ILL Eugene Denomy, Loretta
THE FLOUR SA(.'R AND BEER- Laporte, Annie Uorriveau, Bertine
KEG. Denomy, Lillio Denomy.
Sr II. Edward Laporte. Bvange
One day a sack of flour belonging line Laporte, Richard' Laporte, Ar -
to a.grocer found itselfsitting on mar Denomy, Fabian Corrivcau, former home, ,on the Goshen Line.
the front pavement, side by side Simon Bedard. They were married an Friday last
with a beer -keg which was the Jr II. Rachel Bedard, Filbert De- at Chicago,
property of a neighboring saloon_ noxny. Len Denomy, Adolphe Sop- Peter Schroeder had a successful
l;eaelter. his. Teddy Denomysale on Tuesday of this week. B.
They eyed each other curiously, Pt 11Lawrence Denomy, Charles S. Phillips wielded the hammer
and then the following eonvcrsa- Sedans. and'niices in general -were good.
tion began : 1't I, Marcel Laporte, Adelia This week we must record the
"You need not shrink away front De'nml:y, Beatrice Denomy Larina deutl: of Oliver Herlaert Wein, the
infantson of Mr. and Mrs. .1. Wein
of the Goshen Line, which sad
event ecourred on Friday morning.
The little fellow had been ill of
pneutuonia for about three weeks,
and died as stated above at the age
of 8 -months and 1 week, The fun-
eral on Sunday afternoon was very
largely attended, interment being
made in the Goshen Line cemetery,
Rev, li itit officiating. We extend
to the bercaved parents and friends
our kindest sympathy and com-
mend them to the care of Him who
said "Suffer the little children to
conte unto nee and forbid them not
for `cif sttolx is the kingdom of Hea-
ven."
B1. aI&
The following report shows the
relative standing
U. at.. vsp,
9, Staofnleythe, tarpupils iliaof
mouth of October based on punot-
uality, regularity and general de-
portment,
V class F. Capling, M. Douglas,
T. Sb hitt.
TV, L. 7apfe, A. Keys, I, Manson,
Sr T1I �, Esser, A. Gascho, M.
J . Me sets.
Jr Ili. E. Boehler, 0. TTioholson,
P. Mol3rido.
Sr II, J. Moyer, 5. Oesch, E Moy-
er:
Jr I1.1�. Manson, R. Gascho, R.
Mo? x{do.
A t:II. Cl. Zapfe, A. Finlay, W.
Mattson,
Pt I a E. Finlay, L. Meyers, G.
Douglas.
Pt I b, A. Meyers, S. Erb, J.
Moyar.
Mr. and Mrs. fennel are spend-
ing a couple of weeks, visiting
friends around Baden.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hess of
Zurioli, spent Sunday* at the home
of Mr. Allan.
Farmers in the neighborhood are
taking up their roots.
Mr. T. Sherritt captured three
red tiokets, at. Bayfield Fair. This
speaks well for his stock.
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More Than Enough is Too Much.
To maintain health, a mature
man or woman needs just enough
fooii to repair the waste and sup-
pid energy and body heat. The
habitual consninption of more food
than is necessary for these purpos-
es is the prime cause of stomach
troubles, rheumatism and disorders
of the kidneys. If troubled with
indigestion, revise your diet, let
reason and not appetite control and
take ,r few doees of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets and you
will soon be all right again. For
sale by J J Merner.
CAS!-JW000
H. Ilse is nursing a sore hand
these days, the result of falling
one day list week in the pomp
shop, his hand coining in contact
with a, running gearing. Luckily
it was driven by horse -power, and
that the horse stopped, otherwise
nlora�.eerious injury would have
been.tho result. As it is his band
is 'bLdles used up and it will be
seine<tinio before he will be able to
�s-rk. again,
la:Kellerrnan of Elkton Mich.,
1'eurp,ebere on Saturday, from Lon.
doti,*here 'he had been 'visiting
his lar.ather. who is in the hospital
at that place and who is 'reported
to 'be doing' as well as can be ex-
pected.
Mrs. J. Winkenwecler of this
village, will hold an auction sale of
her household effects on Saturday
next, in the afternoon. It is Mrs.
Winkeneveder's intention to make
Napierville, 'her future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Stylrer of Chicago,
nee Dliee Emma Clark, aro spending
their honeymoon at Mrs. Styker's
pie." said the beer -keg impudently Denomy and Clement Denomy (eq -
"for I am made of a great cleats nal), A.lb.nat Denomy, Thoeuore
more veluable and respoetahie Laporte, Napoleon Denomy and
material than you, The heart of Leopold Deenotny (equal), Lucy
the oak fnrnished my Staves, while Denomy, Delia Denomy, Wilfred
the iron hoops which bind me to.
Corrive,.au, Nettie Denomy, Leo
getheer carie from the amines :anti CorriV^aau. Loretta Young,
furnaces. You are nothing but
brown paper glade of lnilp, into
which filthy oict rags, straw and
the pickings of the refuse pile were
ground."
' Aha1" replied the flone.sack.
" Han dyoxne is that handsome does"
my grandmother often said to sale. held as follows : Drysclule—Tues-
Suppose waste paper ttend old rags day Oct. 1:3 in :.school house near
were ground in the hopper of the
paper mill, I assure you they were the church. Grand Bend--wed-
thoroughly cleansed tinct bleached riesday (Det. 14, inBrenner's Hall.
before coining out,and they are Sllililca—Thursday Oct. 15, in Han -
none the worse at this moment for pan Hall. Exeter—Friday Oct.
contact with what 1 hold. That's a 1a1, in Opera, House. Ilexasall—
good deal mare than can be said of Monday 19, Nomination: Farclu-
and clean iron of har—Tuesday Oct, 20, in Public
the good oak
which yon were made." Hall, Znrioh—Friday Oct. 23, in
'illy contents," retorted the,Town Hall. (:rediton—Saturday
beer -keg, "are just to the liking of Oct. 24, in Town Han.
a great many people, whatever youBach of the above meetings will
may say about them." commence at eight o'clock. The
Candidate
"Let us compare notes," said the ConservativeConserCandidate or his Top-.
soak of flour. "How many head- resentetive les respeotfully invited.
aches do you hold? How many STANBURY, •
hours of drunken stupor? How See'y Central Ass'n
many quarrels and blowy? How
many murders? £low much pov er - . r
Ly? Andwhist do yo give glen in r i e�fl on
Teacher.
SOUTH HURON
PrOille meetings, in the interest
of M. Y. McLean the Liberal Can-
didate for South Huron; will be
exchange, for all these things?"
"You exaggerate," said the beer.
keg. "I give men eheer and solace
from the weariness and the cares
and sorrow of life. I make them
forget their disappointments, and
fill their hearts with mirth and
gladness in spite of themselves. As
to the other things you speak
about, of course they cannot be
helped, and I ani no more respen-
sible for them than you are l"
(To be (soil tinned. )
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
Notice is hereby given that e. Court
will be hold, pursuant to the Ontario
Voters' List Act, by His Honor, the
Judgeiof the County Court of; the County
of Huron, in'the Township Hall, Zurich,
on Wednesday the 14th dray of October
1908, at lO o'clock a. in,, to hear and cie.
termitic, complaints of errors and omissions
in the Motors' List for 1908.
FRED HESS, SR., Clerk,
Dated the 28th day of September, 1908,
The following is the report of S.
S. No.' 8, :flay, for August and
Sept. Navies in order of merit.
IV class. Cora Trueinner, Susie
Nlienfeldt, 9'usnelda Trnennaer.
51,111. Luella Kuntz, Lillie Mes-
sner, Oben. Truemner, Nell Over -
hob, Pearl Broderick.
Jr III..Rheinholc;t 14laller, Ferdin.-
and Miller, Edwin Hartman, Emily
Schroeder.
St II. Flora "Kleinfelt, Tillie
Kuntz, (4ertie Weigand, Amelia
1Ttllel,, Theodore Miller, Oitis
Truelnner, . Charlie Hartman, Ida
Messner..
Pt ItEinina Messner, Norman
Kleinfelclt.
Sr pt I. . Rudolf Miller, Clara
Weigand, 1lenry Recker, Ethel
Kleinfeldt,Herbert Messner.
Jr pt L Nora Miller, Clara Kuntz,
Mary Miller, Beulah Weigand
Christina Becker, Lillie Broderick,
iIoward Treeintier, Tillie Messner,
Agnes Ilartman. A. 0 Milligan,
Teacher.
•act eta s if
eater, 1 Veratealaa:
Let ins slta®w yolas
how easy it Rs to shake the
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The "IIecla" has four
grate bars. Each one
can be shaken separ-
ately. This means
that you, can shake
down just the part of
the fire where the
ashes are, without disturbing the rest of the coals.
With "TIecla" Triangular Grate Bars, you can
get rid cf all the ashes—save coal—keep the
fire bright and clean—and do away with sifting
ashes, because no fresh coal or half -burnt
clinkers come down in the ashpan.
We would be pleased to tall: over the furnace question with you
and show you, part by part, just why the I-Iecla" Furnace is
the best for you to bny. Conte in any time.
Untie by the razz'' -sere el "Peerless Peninsular" Ranges.
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