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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1903-04-17, Page 8"Thi Peoplc's §tor� THE POPULA TRAP WHY? THE IJFl10H H ,R .LI ..+. .«. •.+...« ...-....- �+. c,..,.`....wywwky..,4.,._...... �iw••14.4aHxkwYiur:.L.Li'kL1441,4 eYiSl 4_^k We handle good goods Our prices are low We carry a large stock Highest price for produce Obliging salesmen J. D. M/RNER ZURICH 'fa*, :• ONTARIO Cutters at 41, ^1�, 'Right fpr ices. �E+w€+4C+*'a3►+3 -43► 1 have put in a stock of Palmerston Cutters at prices to suit the tunes. Call and see them. ALL KINDS OF JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. J. 11. WISMEI , ' GENERAL BLACKSMITH. Zurich carriage Ulorks. BUGGIES Our new Stock is now finished. See us before you buy. It will be to your interest.. . . BUGGIES F. HESS & Ziricli, 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. Field Gates, Water- Tanks for Wind -mills and Water Troughs. Mills 14th con., J'. C. Zurich P. 0. Lot 25. DASHWOOD Furniture and Undertaking STORE We have now a large and up - ,to -date Stock of IIouse 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 - ONTARICT Protect the Robins. The cause of the robin has been ehampoined by some California horticulturists. .At a meeting of horticulturists of San Jose a reso- lution was made and adopted favor- ing the protection of robins from bird shooters because they devour so many insects. The same reasons that governed them should lead the fruit growers of this section to protect these birds, The air -gun and the boy with the catapault should be carefully watched, and if any attempt is made by them to kill the robin they should have fitting punishment. If the parents are too indifferent about the song birds andallow their boys, with vicious propensities, to destroy the robins and other insect -eating birds, that are tow beginning to fill the air with their melody, our constables will attend to the mat- ter if a complaint is made, and those boys who have no hesitation in taking the life of a bird or destroying its nest will be taught a lesson. If the parents of a few of them have to pay a fine of $5 and costs,there will be fewer catapaults and air -guns but more birds. -4111•• HEALTH FOR WOMRN. "Few things are more important to a community than the health of its women. If strong is the frame of the another says a proverb, the sons will give laws to the people." Kalbfl.eiSch i Dywmns NmeervodBsy esipta- tion on the blood and nerves it gives strength and vigor to the delicate feminine organs and ensures their regular and heatlhful functions. It gives color to the pale, strength to the weak, and a rounded form to the thin and angular. MARKETS Revised every Thursday afternoon. Wheat . 68 to 70 Oats-. 28 .30 Barley ... . .......... 38 42 Peas..,,..., . 50 60 Flour .. „ .:1 75 1 135 Butter 14 15 Eggs.. .�.. : 10 11 Chickens ib 4 5 Ducks. - , 6 Geese.. .. 5 5 Potatoes.,.. ,.• 55 65 HE1 BALL MARKETS. Wheat +..,.•.1+,M1.,. 70 to 72 Oats. . 30 32 Barley. .. . 40 .40 Peas ... ..... 65 75 Flour., .., .... 44,i440. 00 2 10 Hogs (live) pen cwt.. 5,25 5,116 Advice to Merchants, from the Owen Sound Advertiser, "Hardware and Metal," of Mon treat and Toronto, the leading paper of. the hardware and machin- ery trades, is giving its readers some plain talk oil, a at1,4ertising, and in a recent article referlres1 to the methods adopted by the a epast- mental stores in the big cities to secure trade which legitimately belonged to the local merchants. :Besides advertising in the usual way, it is pointed out, the depart- mental stores are always looking about for ways and means of reach- ing customers. "Hardware and Notal" cites an instance of a daily gess, paper in a certain - t0W ,, wlhic..h supplied it„ depar. tlar.ollt it store in Toronto with a list of its caltbserib. els, the list being; required by the department store- for. the purpose of mailing (ii'COlaars and catalogues to that parti silex pauper's readers. The price paid for the list was $150. 'There .is 110 711Ore (deal ve \vtay,' stays 'Hardware and Metal,' "fur minimizing the influence of the department store than by the local morobants giving all publicity flint is Within their power to the goods which!: they carry in stook. The department stores frequently- td- vertise bargains; but the great majority of the prices they qaote would not he sufficiently .attractive to get the business if they worar compared with the figures at which the local merchants can sell their goods. It is this fact that needs to be impressed upon the customer, and the only way that it can be done is by means of publicity. The hest medium for this purpose is the local newspaper. An advertise- ment in the local newspaper, as a rule, is the cheapest thing which the country merchant gets." The Annual Spring Show of Stal- lions and Brills, under the auspices of the South Huron Agricultural Society, is advertised to be held at Brucefield on Friday, the 24t11 inst. Contrary to the usual oustem, no judging by the society- will take place and no prizes will be given for Stallions, but all animals shown will be awarded the sunt of $3 in their respective classes, in order to encourage a good showing. In the Ball classes, which is four in num- ber for Shorthorns, according to age, the prizes will run from, $9 to $3; and in Ayrshire% Herefords, Poll Angus and. Holsteins from $6 to $2, according to quality, as adjudged by those appointed for the purpose. TRE DAY OF MIRACLES is past, bat many who are cured of itching, bleeding or protruding piles by the use of Dr. Chase's Ointment look upon their .recovery as next thing to miraculous. It is not uncoin non for persons who have undergone painful, risky and expensive operations in vain to be finally cured by this wonderful ointment. It is the standard the world over and the only Tetuan - teed cure for miles DASHWOO Special to THE HERALD. The annual conference of the Evangelical Association is in ses- sion here, this week,and our village is presenting a very lively appear- ance as a result. 'Miss Graham, of Goderiolh, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. J. Mer- ner. Misses Jennie Hall and Flossie Snell aro visiting their parents in town. Solomon Hardy and family, who recently returned from Michigan, have decided. to settle in Dashwood for a while. Mrs. G. 14lerner, of Zurich, visit- ed her son Jonathan, this week. Mr. John Dumart expects to leave in a few days, on a trip to New Ontario and the West. Mr. Dninart has been a resident of Zurich for thirty years and has occupied the Sarno room in the Dominion house almost contin- uously for the same time, He has been a good citizen, making hosts of friends in both town and coun- try, and should he decide to 'make an investmentandpitch his tont elsewhere in the future, all will regret it. There are men in talinost every locality who seen to' have a faculty of drawing men towards thein. This faculty Mr. Duuiart possesses to a remarkable extent. THE HERALD wishes high prosperity and good luck but hopes for his return to Zurich soon. Mr. 5 )loin on Hardy, a former cit- izen, who arrived in the village a few days ago, has been virtually driven out again, for want of any 1l;iu,cl of a docent, house to put his family in. ' He has gone to Dash- wood, though much preferring to reanain in Zurich . Will not some of our monied. men put up at least one of two medium sized houses so as to be prepared to take in any new comers that may wish to be one of us? Where there is not a vacant house at present there need be little fear that such an investmentwoulcl prove unprofitable. Here is a fam- ily . who, if residing here, would spend in the neighborhood of wmo or 5800 per atintiith for living, cloth- ing, rent, &c, This money 'would all have been spent in and around the village, and every citizen would have been benefitted, if ndt direct- ly, at least indirectly, and there are few families who aaa'e not worth half that amount to the pin.no whevo they reside, if such family is coin.' posed of the average number of persons. Mr. Thos. Ogden, Exeter, was In the village on Wednesday, on busi.' tiiessra, Hess and Deichert, of this village, have purchased the Mayan farm, containing some sixty-nine acres,atbout one mile north of Drys- dale, for tbo sung of WOO. Tile propeity contains botwe?n 'Hf, and 30 acres of heavily t.ianler'ed land, and is generally regarded as aa, b gain at the price paid. It is, we understand, the intention of the alaove.named gentlemen to lose no dine in cutting down and working into marketable shape 811 this finis' her, and a small army of men will ho given employment there as soon as they have cleared up their other wood lot, which they •are now en- gaged in doing. Letter of Thanks. Following is a letter received this week, front aformer resident, Fath- er Valentinovhich will be retial with interest by the Reverend gentle- man's many friends in and around Zurich : ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL, • London, Ont., April 8th, 1903. To Editor HERALD, Zurich. Permit me, through your value - able paper, to express .my sincere thanks to my inlay friends, in Zur- ich and vicinity, for their many acts of kindness to me and my beloved parents, during our residence in the Village. These years of association with the good people of Zurich shall always be a pleasant memory, and our constant prayer shall' be that Gocl's choicest blessings may be their lot. I utnst also express my gratitude for the !handsome pre- sentation to my father, and the kind wishes to my mother and my- self, on the eve of their departure for their new home. We indeed ap- preciate the good -will of the people of Zurich. It will be a, pleasure, no doubt, to know that I have re- covered so far as to bo able to be up now for a few hours daily. Wishing the village all prosper- ity and THE HERALD success, I remain yours truly. In Jesus Christ, FATHER VALENTIN, .�... - School Report of 8. S. No. 5, Stanley, The following report shows the pecentage of the aggregate marks obtained by each pupil, who wrote on the Easter Examination : 5th lass—Willie Elliott, 42. Entrance lass—Mamie Lamont, 09 ; Ernest Pollock, 64 ; Jas. Armstrong, 44, r. 3rd—Mabel McKinley, 74 ; Mary togdill, ti4 ; O.n.o. Armstrong, 60 ; live Pollock, '59 ; Geo. Lloyd rmstrong, 47 ; Ella M. Stephen- son, 47; Lloyd Dowson, 43. Jr. 3rd—Victor Boyes, 49 ; Geo. Arm- strong, 44 ; Robbie Armstrong, 42. r. 2nd—Marjoy Armstrong, 43 ; illie Boyes, 36. JAS. S. DELOATY, Teacher,. Mr. Chas Fritz, the shoernan, is uite a suCCCSS as a mouse catcher, laving secured ten, nearly all full grown, so he informs us, in one small trap, which was untouched from the time he set it at.night un- til he examined it in the -morning. What a testimonial this would be for the manufacturer of the trap, but most of the public would think Mr, Fritz was only " jollying" hini. All kinds of good logs wanted at once, for which highest prices will be paid. Gash on delivery. J. G. KALBELEISCH. PilesChasea Ointmentis}hcortnin and absolute cure for each and every form of itchinr<, bleedingand protruding piles. the manufacturers have guaranteed it. Seo tea. timonials in the daily press and ask your neigh- bors what they think of it, You can use it and get your money back if not cured. 60o a box. at all dealers or EDMANSON,IlATES & CO.,Toronto, Dr. Chase's Ointment Clubbing rates. Efir'We have made arrangements to offer the following low clubbing rates with•Trun 1:1a1RALD: Daily Globe, . $ 4.25 ,,. Mail & Empire 4.25 Weekly Globo 1.00 Mail & Empire 1.75 Berliner Journal (German) 2.50 Fancily Herald & Star 1.75 Daily Free Press 3,25 weekly Free Press 1.75 Daily Advertiser 2.25 Weekly Advertiser 1.50 Weekly Sun 1.75 Farmer's Advocate 1.85 Chronic Bronchitis Mr, Wm. Davidson, St. Andrews, Que. states ;—"Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine has cured me of bronchitis. I have, without suc- cess, tried many remedies for the past six years. - Last winter when I had a severe attack and was unable to wont t procured a bottle of Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine, and am happy to state that the third bot- tle made me a well man." Mr. W. R. Alger, insurance agent. Halifax, N.S., says :—"I used Dr, Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpen•, tine for a severe attack of bronchitis, Permit me to testify to its splendid curative properties, I got better from the time of taking the first dose, P7av- Ing a family of young children, my doctors' hills have annually come to s considerable sum. I believe a bottle of Dr. Chase's Syrup occasionally will aid me in reducing. then- very materially." 25 cents a bottle, all dealers, Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine. to • For your Hardware, Tinware, Granite, Sily ani Glass Ware_ ..,_ Sherwin=Williams and Hollywood 'W Jd Oils, Portland Cement and ail kinds of Building laterlal. Most durable Fence on the market Don't be deceived with a Fence ilaachinc-=-lou will not be if you buy a LONDON ALL KINDS OT' FENCE WIRE ON HAND CHA ZURICH, ONTARIO. ' ES We We have a large stock of Spring and Summer Foot=wear, all sizes and styles, at prices that will be to your advantage. We have also this this season, the American Outing Shoe they are a fine cheap Summer Shoe We solicit your partronage because we know we can satisfy you and give you value for your money. P. BENDER, , & Co. Zurich Ears taken in exchange for Goods. 1111141 WU ARE 110 �[ 1T for Wire Fences tliis Spring, The American and The Ideal are the two best woven wire fencing on the market. THE IDEAL is made of all No. 9 hard Coiled Spring Wires with No, 9 Wire Stays. The strongest Fence in the world. Call and see it and get prices: Also a big stock of Coil Spring Wire at lowest prices. Weaving Machines at $6.00, will weave No. 12 wire. ALSO 20 SET OF SINGLE HARNESS FROM $7 UP, aEs:arimumtrAmizmismarmarciaiwommoimuwoormeramessammanricamairsease. '43- C. J JIFSTLEIB & CO'S. The Big Hardware and Harness House. ZURICH - ONTARIO This Season we have en- d e a vored to surpass all previous sea- sons in making our MILLINERY DEPART ENT a and do not hesitate in saying that we have succeeded. Our stock of Read, -to -wear and Trimmed Hats are the very newest that can be bought also our trimmings, such as Flowers, c c., are complete. Every Lady in town and snrroundlng country i invited to inspect our stock. D. STEINBACH, ZURI GH, s ONT.