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Home My WebLink AboutThe Herald, 1903-01-02, Page 8THE E U; :f0 The People's Store THE POPULAR TRADING LACE WHY? We handle good goods Our prices are low We carry a large stock Highest price for produce Obliging salesmen J. D. MERNER ZURICH • r r • • r ONTARIO Cutters at 1Rit ht 4 Prices r , I have put in a stock of Palmerston Cutters at prices to suit the tinges. Call and see thein. ALL KINDS OF JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. J. H. WISMER, GEN ERAL BLACKSMITH. Zurich Carriage 'Works. Cutters! T Sleighs! A Large Stock of Square and Portland Cutters of First Oua1= ity and Finish on hand. PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. 110.011* e• 0 0 0 F. HESS & SON, Zurich, Ontario Kalbfleisch's MILLS. Planing and Saw Mill --All kinds of woodwork and saw- ing done to order. Estimates given for all kinds of buildings. A full stock of B. C. Red Cedar Shingles. All kinds of lumber al- ways on hand. Chopping done every Tuesday and Friday. Field Gates, Water - Tanks for Wind -mills and Water Troughs. Mills 14th Con., Lot 25. J. C. Kalbfleisch Zurich P. 0. MARKETS Revised every Thursday afternoon. Wheat 66 to 70 Oats .... 28 30 Barley .......... .. 36 40 Peas .... 50 60 Flour .............. 1 76 1 85 Butter . 17 18 Eggs .... ...... 19 20 Chickens lb .. 4 5 Duoks ... . .......... 6 6 Geese 5 5 Potatoes.... .. 30 30 HENSALL MARKETS. Wheat ..•... ., 70. to 71 Oats 29 23 Barley.. - .......... 35 38 Peas,. .. .......... 65 75 Flour.......... 2 00 210 liege (live) per. cwt5,00 5,40 DASHWOOD Furniture and Undertaking STORE We have now a large and up- to-date Stock of house Fur- niture a n d Furnishings which we offer At a Low Price.... UNDERTAKING Our Stock is Large and up -to date. In time of need, give us a call. PRICES RIGHT. P. Mclsaac DASHWOOD - ONTARIO "On Earth Peace." • Christmas bells ring out so clear Christmas day is drawing near, Bringing tokens from above Of our God's undying love : On earth peace, to men good will— Angel voices echoing. "On earth peace" angels again Waft to us their glad refrain, 'Till the hardest hearts of stone Melt beneath your loving tone : On earth peace, to men good. .will— Angel voices echo still ! "On earth peace" and yet to -day (Nineteen centuries passed away) Is the rnessage given then, Heeded by the sons of men? In our minds has peace not grown To belong to heaven alone? "On earth peace" welcome the day, When all strive shall pass away, When, as one, all we on earth Hail with joy the Saviour's birth, And the blessed tidings hear, Mingled peace, with Christmas Cheer. "On earth peace," oh ! Christmas bell Ever may thy chimes re -tell, That which angel band so bright, Chanted in the silent night ; On earth peace, to mon good will— Heaven's message to us still ! LUCY SANDYS. Chatham, Ontario. DASHWOOD Special to TILE HERALD, WEDDING Cumu s.—A very pretty event took pla,e at the Ev. Luther. an church, when Miss Alma M. Eidt, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Eidt, was united in mar- Iriage to Louis Preeter. The bride was beautifully dressed in white 'silk organdie and wore a pretty veil fastened with Lilies of the Valley. The bridal flowers con- sisted of roses and maiden hair ferns. ,Bridesmaids were Miss Louisa Eidt, a sister of the bride and ,Miss Melinda Willert„ the groom's niece. They wore pink cambric and blue dimity.. The groom was supported by Mr. John !Bich. a, brother of the bride and Mr, Edward W iller t, a nephew of the groom, The ceremony was performed by Rev. R Eifert. When the bridal 1 arty reached the church edifice, the wedding march was splayed by Yvliss Emma C. Eidt, in a very artistic manner. .After the ceremony a reception was held, at til the home of the bride's parents. All that were there report a jolly old time. The band rendered Several serenades and after • filo supper, which was served on au elegantly spread table, the donee commenced which lasted until an early hour. The presents were very numerous and costly. ;;The young•couple left on the follow ,iag morning on a -Wedding trip to •'De- troit. Upon their return they will live in Dashwood. We all Wish thele every prosperity and many years of happiness. Mr. Anthony Zimmer and. D(r. Stoeser are here from Devils Law, North Dakota, visiting Mr. Zie- mer's brother. Mr. and Mrs. Hank from Cats - her, N. D., are here visiting ;.i(r. Hauk'si mother. • The Christmas entertainment in the Evangelical church on Thurs- day evening was a grand success and everybody seemed to bo . ve11 pleased, as they h`ad a first class program. ,Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Paulin went to W ingham for holidays. Mr. and Mrs. D. Ruby of North Dakota are visiting the latter's brother, Our business men are going to have early closing, 7 p. m-, after new year's, except Wednesdays and Saturdetys. What about our sister town of Zurich—Can't you go likewise and do likewise? Mabe a start and also get out yam' dodgers to distribute. Don't fall back on a good cause. Your correspondent wishes you a happy New Year. HENSALL Special to THE HERALD. Mrs. Hudson,Sr., and Mrs. Loan received a nasty fall frons, a ,wagon last Friday night that might Have resulted fatally. The two ladies together with Messrs. Hudson and Logan were returning from visting friends in the country, when oppo- site Mr. Twitchell's laundry, the horse shied and seat broke, throw- ing both the ladies out backwards, Mrs. Hudson was unconscious for some time. Both have been very ill but fortunately are recovering. Mr: anal Mrs. Moorellouse, rt Saginaw, and Miss Cboke +ere spending the holidays with ri•s. H. J. D. Cooke. Mrs. Billings entertained a num- ber of friends last Friday everpg to progressive pedro. Rev. Dr. Medd is progressing slowly. Municipal nominations aro over and instead of a council by accla- mation there will be an election for Reeve, Messrs. Smallacornbe and Scott, both good men whd have had long experience in the council. For Councillors Messrs. T. a. Hud- son, McArthur, Moore, Stoneman and Ortwein. Mr. Ortwein was also nominated for Reeve, but pull- ed out and left the contest between Messrs. Smallacombe and Scott. Mrs. H. J. D. Cooke entertained on Tuesday night in honor of Mrs. Moorehouse and Miss. Cooke. Much sympathy is felt for Mr. Thos. Kelly, whose father Was reported killed in the Wanstead railway wreck. • Miss Hatton, Clinton, is visiting Mrs. Alex. Murdock. HILLSGREEN Special to TEE HERALD. G. N. Hill and wife returned home this week. •Thos. Jarrett left Monday for Regina. :ors. Wm. Randal of Blenheim is visiting relatives in this vicinity. Miss Agnes Anderson, who has been attending the F. B. C.; Lon- don, is home for vacation', Will Jarrett leaves Saturday to take charge of his school at Sharon Miss. E. Maxwell is home from Clinton for a,fow days. Andrew Kain purchased a new buggy from Brown and Clark, Hensall Andrew has been paying attention to the fair sex of la.te, hence the purchase. Isaac Hudson sold a valuable colt last week to 3. Turner of Parr line. We extend congratulations ' to John Forest who was married lest week to Miss Annie Lipphardt of Zurich. And now another year has come Another twelve month rolled away And so your scribe for this "green hill," In other climes has found his way. But may this space within TBE HERALD. Be filled with news clean round the word, For our successor., a man of fame, Will give you news of both, sport and game. DR. A. W. CHASE'S 25c.CATARRH CURE is sent direct to the diseased parts by the Improved Blower. Heals the ulcers, clears the air passages, stops droppings in the throat and' permanently cures Catarrh and Hay Fever, Blower free. All dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co.. Toronto and Buffalo, BAYFI ELD Special to THE HERALD. Among those who spent the sum- mer in the Northwest and recently returned., are G King. W. G. John- ston, W. Johnston and D. Spencer. Robt. Sanderson of Bay City is visiting relatives here. C. Ferguson and J. Erwin who spent the summer on the lakes have returned home. James Donaldson and wife of Bruce Mines are here visiting friends. ,E. Peck of T. Eaton's carpet de- partment is home for the holidays. The long looked for church bell for the new St. Andrews church arrived last week and was put in place on Wednesday and used for the first time on Sunday. John Thomson is home from th Rainy River district. Miss S. Parke is home from De- troit for the vacation. G. Howard of Toronto was home for Christmas. W. Wamsley and F. Attwood have returned home from Bay Mills for the winter. Miss F. Stanbury is home from Toronto having completed her studies at the Normal. Harry Marks leaves next week for London to take a course at the Forest City Business College. Mr. and Mrs. H. Young of Aber- deen, S. Dakota, are here for the winter. They left Tuesday to spend a month at Toronto and Oshawa. Mrs. Hardy and her niece Miss Tarrant who spent the simmer here have returned to Detroit. J G. Stanbury of Exeter was here for Christmas. The annual Christmas entertain- ment in connection with the Si. Andrews Sabbath school was held in the Town Hall Christmas night. The program was a lengthy one and all performed their parts well. Tho hall was packed full. Pro- oeeds 444.00. Miss Clara Erwin is -visiting at Kincardine. Dr. Gardner left on Christmas to spend the holidays at his home in Clinton. The members of the I. O. F. pur- pose holding their annual ball and supper at the Town Hall on the evening of Friday January 9th. These annual gatherings of the members of the I. O. F. and their friends have beoome very popular and there will no doubt be a very large attendance on this occasion, Harry and Gordon Storey of Ilderton are visiting at their uncle's; Thos, ming. There was a, fair attendance of electors at the nomination on Mon- day. Those shosen to contest the election for councillors were :John Fraser. James Donaldson, A. Erwin, F. A. Edwards, Geo. Erwin, Thos. Elliott, John Falconer, Janies. Thomson. Dr. R. Stanbury, reeve,: by acclamation, John Tippet,Wm, '*hiddon and James E'owlie, re. (looted. school trustees. 7Y��=sh1C�1 GRE f� R� Is the place to buy your HARDWARE, TINWARE, GRANITE, 'SIL'VER and GLASSWARE. ASBESTOS FILLED SAD IRONS, , Will retain heat twice as long as ordinary irons, and costs very little more. PAINTS, OIL, PORTLAND CEMENT. RUGS, DUSTERS, DASH APRONS, SWEAT PADS, WHIPS. We ha-sre the best Cook Stoves made, war. - ranted Quick Bakers, Superior Cookers Power- ful Heaters. .Agent for the London Fence Machine, also agent for the Lamb Fence, best woven wire fence. on the market, and all kinds of fence wire on hand. - Eavetroughing, Furnace Work and &lel Rooting a Specialty, Main Street, ZURICH, - d ONTARIO, TARIO, 3E,O EiR % %1h0E %CONS. We have a big assortment of STUB PROOF boots and shoes. The J. D. KING COMPANY, of Toronto, insure you for $100 in case of accidents when wearing these shoes, They will wear any common rubber to pieces. • r ..3. We also have afine assortment of FELT GOODS FOR WINTER WEAR. Horne Made Boots and Shoes, that we Guarantee not to rip. These goods will be sold at a sinallprofit. I,P. BENDER & Co. Eggs taken in exchange for Goods. • wit toi EW E. ser ttenti e FOR 19 0+3• C. J -I IRTLEI13 & CC'S, The Big Plardwa.re and iIartress House. ZURIC ONTARIO GREETI G Q a rers.0C/61.^Ia S9% i1- li We Wish to th:: nk our Cus= toniers and Friends for their patronage during the past year and wish you all a I'lost Happy and Prosperous NEW YEAR. • • • ers crrr:•awG�® res ern m • MERCHANT CHANT ZURICH 1\17" RIO