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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1903-04-10, Page 1The Official Organ. of Zurich and Hay, Township. V()IJ. TIY.. NO. ;37 onnumesisiatusafforpreimown h Is now fully Flipped for ZURICH, ONT., FRIDAY, APR. 10, 1903. EsereLOCAL, NEWS j amazolcutorsmarsr.n1=lin 1 HE sov +30- 4E+•+3++3++30-+34.+3. +3•y -3y43. 43. - 3,- 'E+ 4-3=43-+3►+30-+34-+30-+3*-434-eeee3►+30+3•+3, Book Work. 4, T, Catalog ue Works' -0.p.4E+4E++£+-E+•E+4£+4E.-*9-C+•E++Er -0-1.4.+E-,lE+<£.++£++£.44..Es-E+•C4.4*.E+-*£+ e.+3+ +3► X30 -+3++3P+51 -+3..+34-+36-e3. +30-+;r-+3►+3}+3fAll kinds of Work x+£++£++30- r •£++E+ •+3«+£++£+<E++E++3r +£4+£+ not pass your �o Horne Paper. When you want Prniting. Our Prices are always the Lowest. alumzezsarisms 1 1 WHERE 'HIE BESrII re Made. 1 Call and see my Stock on hand. • Zurich. J. F. Bickbeil, - OHANCII) PoP SEE 0 k.!..!..�. r •0-1 A. choice variety of Field Seeds, , including Mangol, Carrot, Beet, Seed Corn, &c., &c. Our Seeds are the best money buy. International Stock Food. C i a Stock Food that is C� eally Good] Best Grades Of Family rrortverumeimmeemmoseaser My Prices are Right; C. SCS 3 - ZURICH. ( Zeller Block. ) Successor to R. R. Y ohnstoii. EREIN BANK of Canada Miss Rosie Eilber visited at Dashwood a few days last week. Mr. Litt, of Sebringville, is visit- ing his brother-in-law, Rev. W. J. Yaeger., Rose of Erin". and "Empire" seed potatoes, for sale at Schrag's Seed Store, Mr. John roster is erecting a fine brick stable at his residence opposite the Fair Grounds. Mr. Ireland,. of Clinton, agent for ,the Canada Life Assurance Co., was in town on Wednesday, on a busi- ness trip. Mr. S. T, Hopper, optician, of Hensall, will be at the Dominion House, Zurich, next Wednesday, 15th inst. Eyes tested free. Mr. Daniel Gingerich of the Bronson line recently purchased a handsome two-year-old colt from his neighbor, Mr. Godfrey Nichol - s011. Mr Hartleib is erecting a veran- dah in front of his store, presum- ably to save his stock from damage by the sun's rays. Dr. Campbell intends leaving for the Old Country in a few weeks, to take a post -graduate Bourse in the leading hospitals. He will be absent several months. Our merchants are shipping a lot of dutch setts, at present. The price is very low, and a good many of the setts are rotting as a result of the warns weather in 1Vlatreh. We regret to learn that Mr. John Deichert is laid up again, suffering from the old trouble. Another slight operation, to remove the ac- cumulation of pus, -was necessary., Mr. Henry Bossenberry, who has been in the Queen's hotel, St. Joseph, for the past few months, intends to return to Grand Bend this week, to manage his simmer hotel, there. Miss Clara Klopp has been en- gaged as teacher in 'our public school, Miss Andrews having re- signed. Miss Andrews was very popular with the school children, who all regret her departure. Mrs. S. Hardy and daughter, Jennie, arrived here this week. from Michigan. Mr. Hardy and fancily will take up temporary resi- dence hi D. Steinbach's building until another dwelling can be pro- cured. TRE HERALD office window is decorated with a "cluck" and ten chicks since - Satu day last. The youngsters seem to be enjoying their quarters and are attracting a good. steal of attention from the passers-by. Mr. John Knorr had his right arta badly sprained, in a friendly scuffle, in the barn of the Dominion House, on • Tuesday evening. He now carries that member in a sling, and will likely be laid up for a cou- ple.of weeks, at least. Mr. C. Eilber this week purchas- ed a two-year-old trotting colt from E. Bossenberry, for $120. The colt is sired by- "General Roberts" now owned by Kidd Bros., of Listowel and who has stepped a mile in 2.1.2. The colt is a very • promising one and looks•a born race -horse, Mr. Chris. Schrag has purchased the flour and feed business, which .has been successfully carried on .by Mr. R. R. Johnston for the past year, and as Mr. bchrag is .. thorough business man ho will no doubt be able to materially increase the' business, He also handles all kinds of field seeds. See his ad, in this issue. A circular has been issued to School Inspectors, by the Minister of Education, calling their attention to the necessity of observing Arbor. 1 Day and Empire Day as intended, viz : the former for planting trees in and around the different school grounds, and otherwise beautifying their surrondings. The latter for engaging in such exercises as is cal- culated to raise the pupil to a greater love of country, and conse- quently to a higher patriotism. HEALTH AND HOm eHe who has health has hope ; and he who has hope has every- thing." But hope flees at the ap- proach of kidney disease. with the , dreadful pains which accounpaany it, Witln, the flesh gradually fail- ing, the back aching, and the despair Which often comes to vic- tims of this ailment, only the use of Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills will restore hope, confidence and health. One pili a dose, 25 cents a box. The "Jubilee Band" hasbeen reorganized for the season, Mr. I+`. Hess, Sr., has been elected hon- orary president ; F. W. Mess, score- tary-treasurer and D. Bennett, leader, About five more members are needed and anyone wishing. to join should consult with the officers at once. Practice nights Will be Tuesday and Friday evenings of each week. The boys deserve every encouragement frons, the citizens of the town and no doubt will receive it, • HEAD OFFICE - Toxo1•I ro EXECUTIVE 0i','IOES - MONTREAL Authorised Capital $2,000,000,00 Capital paid up - - $1,200,000.00 13. S. TION Esq., - President D. M. S'rE\v.u)T ESQ., (len. 11t'gr Savings Department. Deposits of :,,1. and received and highest rates of interest allowed. Deposit Receipts is'uued at favor - rates. Louis Made tc I+'armers on. their own notes. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DONE ---OFFICES AT— Exeter Crediton F. E. KARN, C. W. G1LM©UR, Manager. Manager. F. W. GLADMAN, Solicitor. Save y oa r Eyes. �OES reacting, writing or sewing tire your eyes If so you are straining them and need a pair of PROPERLY FITTED GLASSES. 1 will be at the DO)M- INION HOTEL. on WEDNESDAY NEXT, April 15th, and at. CREDI- TON, on FRIDAY NEXT, April 17th. •""i,' , EYES TESTED FREE. S. T. Hopper, Graduate Optician, I-Iensall. Hay Council, Tho (1)11ncii of this Township met on 'Monday, lith inst., with all members present. A communication from the Mayor of St. Marys, re width of wagon - tires .ivies left oil, the table. A letter from the County Clerk, re the (fond Routh Sche flue of the County C',n2a'ii wns read. The matter was laid over till next meeting. Path - masters, pound - keepers, fence•viewers and road-coniuiis- sitie..ers for the year were appointed, a list of which will apper in our next issue. The following accounts were passed and ordered to be paid :- 11fe'nno Schwartzentruher, tilo cul - wet, $3.00: ,1'. W. Oosch., rep. cul. 001110 and 1.1, $1.00: Mrs. E. Wit- zel, relief, e10.00 : IIy. Lipphardt. .assessor's salary,00.00 .John Hev . rep. 2 Culverts, eon 0, :.2.00 : Town- ship Clerk, part salary. *40.00 ; Township Clerk. expenses Re Schlvalni Drain, $20.78 ; Aron Kier - cher, shovelling; gravel, 2.50 ; Hy. Weber, repairing Hall, 25 00 ; Hy. `Veber, work on centre road, X1.50 ; Zurich Flax Co., work- on centre road, $3.00. Council will meet again on Illon- day, the 4th day of May, at 2 o'clock p. ul. Filen Hess, SR., Clerk. A Pleasant Surprise. A very pleasant evening was spent at the house of Mrs. H. 0. I)oa.n, on 'Wednesday, the 8th inst., when the members of the W. C. T. 1J. niet to bid farewell to one of their members, Miss L. Andrews, who is leaving for the North West. Miss Andrews has beim an active worker in the Union, and while sorry to part with her, they all wish her God -speed in her work.— She was presented with en address and aW. C. T. If. pin and a hand- somely bound copy of The Life of Francis Willard. the great leader of the W, C. T. 13. Miss Andrews was taken by surprise, but replied in her usual gentle manner. Af- ter spending the evening in social chat,, music and singing, all return- ed to their home, feeling that the time was profitably spent, Follow- ing is copy of the address: Zrnlcn', April Stb, 1003. DEAR Mrss ANDREWS, 1Vo, the members of the W. C. T. U., have met this evening to express our regret at your departure from our midst. ley your kindness, willingness and ehris- tiall $pl Fit,. j'011 have won your way to our hearts and we are indeed sorrowful at the parting now at. hand. We therefore ask you to accept this :;light token of out, respect, not for the monetary value of it, but for the love, es- teem and good -will, it carries with it. We wish you Olorl.speed in your now home, and should it be our lot to meet you no morn here on earth, we trust we may all meet you in that home where all is po:tee and joy. Signed on, behalf of the SVomens' Christian Temperance Union. Mas, CAR1(CT: IZEYROC'K, Pros. D:llss INDIA RAsNiE, Ree. Sea Tim Toronto News had a special reprosentative in town last week to get tet the facts respecting the St. Joseph harbor, on which -$5000 Gov - eminent money was spent last year, and for which another $5000 is in tho present estinlatos for the sante purpose. ti'V'e may have something to say on thie subject ourselves,..„ later, L PER YEAR. SPRING at D. S. Faust's t TUAS.LdY c.l i} es aesddy APRIL 7th and 8th. UNDER THE MANAGEMENT (.)F MISS E. GIBSON ilEEMEIMISZEINEMMIRS Se FAUST, Zurich o t s f uric and surrounding country, I would kindly call you attention to the E the most modern Shoe lade in Can= ada, and the best value for the money. OHAS. I Z , THE SHOE AN ZURICH, ONTARIO Butter and Eggs taken in exchange. BIG STOOK-TAKING 43 - Before taking stock we offer our entire Stock of WINTER GOODS at reduced prices Call and secure some good HONEST ARGAINS A LA,iTi i' Fur Coats few �L 1��CEDi'S left to be sold at away down prices. We offer some good values in Flanne]ettes— �' yds plait) and striped! y Flannelettes at 5c d • See our stock of New Prints. Prices range from 6c to 12 1-2c ter9 ` Store closes an Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 6 p. m. Ag;enc:y for TRUNKS VALISES WHIPS FANCY RUGS OILCLOTHS HARNESS OILS Spaetzel's Pneumatic Collars Try them for your tender -shouldered horses P€ PiNaTL A PULL LINE ALWAYS IN STOCK RIUII GRADE PIANOS AND ORGANS A number of second-hand will be vole! at BARGAIN PRICES Z;"7.:7MICIZ