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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1903-07-10, Page 1Silver ITS rials LONDON "14-44S [er int C1is e 101116161 we ue r'ie 10. ',,. e lb.... cts.... ets.... L75.... %.75.... ne RIO ni The .Official Orgati of ; Zurich and, Hay. Township. Vol. 111., No..50. ZURICH ONT,. FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1903. $ 1.. Per Year. LEGAL CARDS. HeJ.D.COOKE, (Late with harrow &Proudfoot).Barri,"s er, Solicitor, Notary Public. . tieteall, Ontario. J. U. manual, It+ .1.., , 1+'. W. MADMAN. Gladmaan & Stanlrut y. BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTA= Lies, Conveyancers, Money to Loan on Village and Farm Property at lowest rates of interest. Documents in original 14erman read and advised upon. ZURICH COURT ATTENDED. Quids over O'Neil's Bank, Exeter. pRO.UDFOOT e HAYS Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public -etc, ete. Cor. Square and North Street, Goderieh, Ontario W. PROUDFOOT K. C. R. C. HAYS BUSINESS CARDS. � ACUAND Li. CO., REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS 'Village and Farm Property bought and solei. Rents collected. Conveyancing of all kinds promptly attended to. \Ve represent the Leading Fire and Life Insurance Companies and respectfully solicit your patronage. Special attention given to collection of Notts and Accounts. —OFFICE— Zurich, BLOCK Ontario. (L. V. BACHAND, Notary Public) 1)R. 3. HAMILTON,Vet. Surgeon and Dentist - LOCAL NEWS Treats all diseases of domesticated Animals. Veterinary medicines of all kinds always on hand. Day and night calls promptly attend- ed to. OFFICE- In Win. Bender's Old Stand, Main St., Zurich, Ont. J M. J. Diok, o Seaforth, spent Monday in Zurich. Mr. Wesley Kibler is reneviing acquaintainces here at present. . See Hartleill's new ad., on Binder Twine, Harvest Tools, &e. Miss Helma Peine, of L'ondon,. is visiting Motives and acquaintances here this week.. Mr. Louis Prang took a short trip to Berlin recently, He returned on Tuesday evening. Mr. (leis. Kibler and daughter, of ;Cavalier, N. Dakota,, are visiting friends here, this week: Mrs. Wm. Mulchew, of 'Colling- wood, was the guest of Mrs. Buoh- Anan, last Thursday. Mr. J oseph Badour, of the Bauble line, recently brought in some flax over 4 feet 0 inches long. Miss Roxie Eilbcr has been laid tip with a bad attack of mumps.-- She umps,-She is on the way to recovery. Mr. Cha:;. Linder. Band=an.aster, Z1eusail, was in town on Monday, and gave the Herald a friendly call. Mr. Wrn. Battler, of the Babylon line, left sante flax at our office measuring 4 feet, 43- inches. No other one but 0. Greb has the agency for the Plymouth • Binder Twine for Zurich and vicinity°` Mr. Wm:° Fiukbeiner of Milver- ton spent a few days recently in town the guest of Mr. Dr S. Faust. Mr. R. F. Steles;., principal of Zurich Public School, left this week for a trip to the Old Country. F. A. SELLERY, Dentist, graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, 'Toronto, also honor graduate of Department of Dentistry, Toronto University. Painless extraction of teeth. Plate work a speciality. At Dominion House, Zurich, every Monday. 1-26 E1OSSENBERRY, 1°gi.icensed Auctionher for Hur- on County, respectfully solicits the pat- ronage of chose who intend having sales. Satisfaction guaranteed. pHILIP SIePPLELid neer for the County of lluron. I would request those having sales to call on me. Tents moderate; satisfaetion guaran- teed. Your patronage solicit,:d. HOTELS. 4000000000000000000000000 0 0 b 0 ea THE 0 0 0 0 0 to COMMERCIII HOTEL ren , *i 0 ZURICH 0 0 0 + AMIIISWISIVIMWAIIIICOMP*.-•� '44 Strictly up-to-date in modern im provements. Dining rooms is stip - ti plied with only the very best. ¶ ¶ 0 Bar eontains choice liquors and. S s cigars. ¶ 0 If ¶ ¶ ¶0 Excellent Sample Rooms p Q for Commercial Men. 0: a 0 J. P. RAIU, PROPRIETOR..000000 ,000000000000000004. The inert-tbere of St }Boniface Oath- olio ' Church and • some invited friends, spent a very pleasant .clay in Rregier's Grove, Goshen line, on Monday. Haying is pushed very rapidly at present and if the titi=eether, keeps favorable for, thebalance of the week the crop will be saved in splendid: condi tion. M . J ..D. 11�[erner - recently pur- chased two lots at the North end from, Mr: E. Zeller and intends moving his dwelling house there shortly. A policy in -the Royal Victoria Life Insuraiice Co., constrains at Ulan to Save a !part of his income each year, no matter how snmall.— Bachand. & Co., Agents, lgr. Eddie Deiche)rt, of New Hav- en, Mich., mad- onti of the young Zurich boy's, eisited his parelrts here, for a short time. He left for his adopted home, on Monday morn- ing. Dr. Wallace. of Collingswood, is looking Lifter Dr. Buchanan's prac- eice, duringthe latter's absence.— Dr. Wallace comes highly recom- mended, although yet a young man in tbe profession. Dr B inhauan left on Saturday morning; for ac trip to the Coast.... - Ile expects to be absent from four to six.weeks. We trust the doctor will: enjoy his well. earned end much-needed rest. Our Hensall, Dasliwoocl and sur- rounding distr'iet subscriber; will consult their own interests by look- ing carefully over the R. Piehard Ads., as they >ifpear from time to time in our eoltunns. Br'er Sanders, of the Exeter Ad- vocate, called on a few friends here on Sunday, while on his way west. Miss Tillie Iiowal'd, of 'Toronto, spent Dominion Day with. her parent:: kir. , and Mrs., Jacob Howald. Insure in the Royal Victoria Life Ins. Go., and afford a protection to your family. ---Bachand & Co., Agents. Mr. Harry Edihoffer, now resi- dent in Detroit, called on sonic of his old friends in Zurich and Blake, recently. 0. G-reb is selling Plymouth gold medal (650 feet) Twine, at 14e. and Walkerton pure Mamilla, (650 feet) at 13c. per lb. THE . onlifio n House. This House has recently changed hands, and is now one of the most orderly and best con electees Hooses in the Province. $o setter 'oldie in the )iominion. R. R. Johnston & Son, i'a orltrTOinS. nemoremsweammemrneonenne The proceeds of the Catholic picnic, held. on. Monday, alnounted to nearly $70. If you want . genuine Plymouth Gold Medal and Green Sheaf Binder Twine, You can get it at 0. Greb's Hardware. . Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Sullivan, of Detroit,visited the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Zimmerman, dur- ing the past week. Mr. John Torrance, a former teacher in our public School, spent a few days last week, with Mr Wes- ley Schoeilig, Goshen Line. A policy in the Royal Victoria Life Ins. Co, affords something to lean on,in time of financial trouble. Bachand & Co., Agents. A Policy in the Royal Victoria Life Ins. Co., will help to lighten the'burcdeu and cares of business life.—Bachand & Co.., Agents. Mr. J. J. Wright, of Gbclerielt, visited his old friend, Mr. R. R, Johnston, of the Dominion House, for a few days, last week. Misses Gladys and Rose McNevin and Master Gordon, of Hensall, are visiting their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Zeller, during the holi- days. The Misses Peffers left for thein home at Milverton on Friday last after visiting freinds in Zurich, Slabtown and Dashwood, for a few. weeks. A policy in the Royal Victoria Life Ins. Co. will take care • of the holder's savings, where they are subject to no risk,—Bachand & Co., Agents. The Zurich Juniors go to Hensall this evening(weather peranitting)to. play th.e return naatoh with their class in that tewn, Mr. D. Steinbach is offering spec- ial values in Mens' Shirts and Ties as well as ,hot weather goods for ladies' wear. See ad in this issue. The Messrs. Heideman, Rudolph and Albert, were in Woodstock on Tuesday. on a sad mission, viz : at- tending the funeral of their mother. Wednesday, the 1.st., being Pearl rohnston'stenth birth -day, she en- tertained a few of her juvenile friends, at a pi-nie in a grove near by. They' enjoyed themselves icrn- mensely and the bill -of -faro was. well looked after by her elder sis. tors. •The little Misses Hartleib, Elen- ,ora anti Flossie', Ada Kehler and Gertie Magel, held a ilrirate pie-nic 'at Bend's grove, on Monday after- noon. The Menu is said to have been excellent and the decorations up--to-date. The Policies of the Royal Victoria Life Ins. Co are easily understood by the instareci., tl,' i•'Y'€ they contain. guaranteed. values in cash, and in paid up insuranc, and also loans for fixed. amounts written en the eon- tract.—Batohand & Co., Agents. Mr. John Deiohcrt, Jr.; left on Wednesday morning for Chicago to undergo another operation for appendicitis. Johnie has had a good share of trouble the past year and it is sincerely hoped that this oper- ation will restore slim to health. The regular meeting of the W. C. T. U. was held. at the home of Mrs. Williams, on Monday evening, July 6th. Mrs. Merner led the devotion- al exercises. Owing to the amount of business the Educational part was shortened. A letter was read from Mrs. Whitesides, telling us about a W. C. T. U. Convention held in Montreal. The meeting closed by singing the Temperance Doxology. We aro pleased. to note, from a letter' received. from Father Valen- tin recently, that he is steadily im- proving in health and is able to take some out -door exercise. He also informs us that he was out for a short drive on theist. inst., the first in nine months. The many friends of the Revere s1 gentleman, will be delighted to hear of his re- covery. • At the semi. anxutal business greet ing of the Y. 1?. A. she following ofpacers•were elected.:' Pres. Lydia Rennie ; Vice -Pres. Annie Hess ; Reo.-Seo'y. Ella Ronnie ; Cor. Sec'y Beatrice Steinbach; l real. Lydia Ort ; Organist, Annik Steinbach ; Asst. Organist, Lizeie Rennie ; Librarians, Roland Geiger and Os- car Koehler : Supt. for Y. P. A., Lydia Faust ; Asst. -Supt., Lydia Koehler. Tho third Match between the Zur- ich: and Dashwood. Seniors, took .place on the gra'unds of the latter, on Tuesday of this week and resulted in another win to the Dash wood boys, the score' being three to one. A number of the Zurich team's best men were unavoidably absent, having Ieft town for the time -being Our boys report good. usagse at the hands of their brother club, and a pleasant time was spent afterwards. 130T] YOUR WP1GRT. By noting your increase in weight while usin Dr. Chase's Nerve Food you can prove for a certainty that new firnt flesh and tissue is being added to the body'. This, is the severest test you Gan applyto any treatment and proves the superiority of this great restorative prescription of Dr. A. 'W, Chase, the famous Receipt Bok author, Loeals contintiedlen page 5. Ready fo %pritw trae. OUR New ` Spring Stock is complete. We think we have good reasons' for feeling proud • of our, new spring lines, such as Men and Boye' Ready-made Men and Boys' fine up-to-date SUITS, DRESS SHIRTS, Mens and Boys' HATS, of the very latest American Styles MUSLINS of all kinds, of the newest designs Many more, which space does not permit us to mention. We invite you all to come in and see our new goods, whether you buy or not. You know you are always welcome to come and study the new styles at FAUSTS. Prices will be made easy, and produce taken in exchange for goods, at p�y of eL IaS of Zurich and surrounding country, I would kindly call your attention to the ESSSH• E the most modern Shoe rade in Can= ada, and the best value for the money. ;; S. F R I T,, THE .1-1OEMA N ZURIOH, ONTARIO Butter and Eggs taken in exchange. New and r We have in a nice stock of( -Ladies' whitewear of all descrip- tions. Night Gowns, wers, From Underskirts From 50cts to $1.50. . to $1.25 CORET CJV ti f rom 20 to 50cts. W e are also showing a large and up-to-date range of New Was -1, Goods Here is where you get all that is new. We are always strictly up to the moment. Call and see for yourselves. Cash paid for Eggs. We close at six o'clock Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays. J. EETE ZURICH, Ont. g:o. lr dotate Aviet atigx; :ra Asti a ZURICH: " ONTARIO We have a number of Good. Farms ..dor sale and also some property in the Village of Zurich:: Good Agent Wanted in evesr:ir, Town and Vrillal e ill: the County', to take risks for the ROYAL-VI0T011IA LIFE..