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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1903-09-04, Page 11-7 The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township. Vol. IV., No. 6. ZURICH, ONT., FRIDAY, SEPT. 4, 1903. $1. Per Year. LEGAL CARDS. ' L» J. D. COOKE, (Late' with Garrow & Proudfoot) Barris- er, Solicitor, I otary Public. Fiensail, Ontario. G. STANDCI1tY, E.°A. F. W. t;LAAMAN. Gladxnan & Staubury. BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTA- ., ries, Conveyancers, Money to Loan on Village. and Farm Property at lowest rates of interest. Documents in original d.;erman road and advised upon. —AT HENSALL-- every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. —OFFICES-- Hensall—Over Stoneman's Jewellery Store Exeter Offices—Over O'Neil's Bunk. p'" OU DFOOT & HAYS Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public ete, ete. Cor. Square and North Street, Goderieb, Ontario W. PROUDFOOT K. C. , R. C. HAYS BUSINESS CARDS. ACHAND 45c. CO., REAL ESTATE & IN II1,1cE AGENTS Village and Farm Property bought and sold. Melita collected. Conveyancing of all kind promptly attended to. 'Ve represent the Leading Fire and Life Insurance Companies and respectfully solicit your patronage. Special attention given to collection of Notes and Accounts. Zurich, WE T,ELLE12 Ontario• ; L. V. BArnaND, Notary Public) DR. J. ifAMILTON, Vet. Surgeon and Dentist Treaty all diseases of domesticated Animals. Veterinary medicines of all kinds always on luau'. Day and night calls promptly attend- ed to. OFFJC'D. - In Wm. Bender's Old Stand, Main St., Zurich, Ont. ANDREW F. HESS. Fire insurance effected in all leading companies. ' Accident policies issued. Contederation .Life represented. ZURICH - - ONTARIO. R. F. A. SELLERY 9 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 BOSSENBERRY, � Licensed Auctioneer' for Her- on County, respectfully solicits the pat- xenage of those who intend having sales, Satisfaction ttuaranteed. FIELIP SIPPLE Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Huron. I would request those having sales to call on me. Terms moderFate ; satisfaction guaran- teed, Your patronage solicited. HOTELS. v*a ac vel: ***".,'•aa'•*********w e,t*. -a 3 , ID ee0 T H IL ei) HOT �•iu� l C3 +03 =;s OOMMERCI L HO 1 E 0 v< . . a'•,7 ya ZURICH £;i Ca f5 f3 r .44 Strictly up-to-date in modern im provements. Dining rooms is sup- plied with only the very best. Isar contains choice liquors and cigars. 11 1i ¶ 4 1T Excellent Sample Rooms for Commercial Men. J. P. RAU, PROPRIETOR. 4A* etit jgtz,.: 6..tr,1'`Z;74.1:?? ;*c:+:;:i * THE Zoinbnion Huse. This house has recently changed. hands, incl is now ono of the most orderly and bast eon - ducted Houses in the Province, Netter 'ttic in the ` J:oinlini.n, R. R. Johnston .& Son, r. nprl,.IJToatss, LOCAL NEWS B bracelet found. .Apply Herald. Choice Timothy Seed at Feed Store, Zurich. Another Harvest Excursion to Manitoba on the 15th inst. Monday is Labor Day, and a stat- utory holiday throughout Canada. Messrs. Fred. Hess, jr., and D. S. Faust, are in Toronto thisweek, on business. The School attendance is getting better, and promises soon to be u17 to the average. Mr. Beeigueul, a barrister, from Quebec Province, is visiting Mr. E. Becigneul, at St. Joseph. Mr. Peter Lamont shipped three more carloads of cattle to the mark et, at Toronto, on Saturday, Miss Ethel Murdoch, of Hensall, was in town this week, visiting her sister, Mrs. (Dr_) Campbell. Mr. Jacob Merner drove over to Clinton, on Sunday, and spent some hours in that hustling town. Horses are still in fair demand in this vicinity, and continue to bring good prices when offered for sale. Mr. .Jonathan Merner, of Dash- wood, wife and family. spent Sun- day in town, visiting the former's parents. The regular monthly meeting of the Hay Township Council takes place in the Town Hull, here, on Monday. 11Iz . R. Hamacher and family, left on Monday last, for Michigan, where thf'y intend to reside in the future, - )1r. Sam 3iult ;nen left for Ches- ley, on Wednesday, after visiting at his honor here. for the past four or five weeks. Cranberries arc' very plentiful in the ••big swamp," and piekers may be seen allnn,t every day' with a good sized load. Mrs. C. Sc]irag is now on a fair way to recovery, being up and around the house, but still too weak to help herself much. The Messrs. Weaver have the first story of Mr. San Itannie's new house. up. They are hustling right along Alis weather. There were no services in the Lutheran Church here on Sunday last, the pastor having to 'officiate elsewhere on that day, Miss Petrie, of London, left on Monday for her home, having been the guest of Mrs. J. A. Williams, for the past fear weeks. • Mr: Jacob Howald is getting the material on the ground for the purpose of brick -veneering his dwelling, east of the town. Miss aydia Faust has returned home from Hanover. where she was in attendance at the meeting of the Y. P. A.. as a delegate from this branch. Mr. Tom. Kelly left yesterday morning, on a visit to his home, at Stonffville, and to take in the lin dustrial, at Toronto, as well as the London Fair. Messrs. Wm. Lamont and John Parke, of Stanley, were in Toron- to this week and took in the great Industrial exposition, now being held there. The Berber -shop has been remov- ed to the Merner block, in the shop formerly- occcupled by Mr. John Deichert, next door to the Sover- eign Bank. Mr. Ed. Bossenberry, Auctioneer, has no less than four sales booked, all of which will take place within the next few days. See sales regis- ter in this issue. Another consignment of 47 young steers, brought west by Mr.Lebeau, will be sold by auction; at St. Jos- eph, to -morrow (Saturday.) com- mencing at one 1i, m. Bear in mine. tho Lawn fete and social, on the grounds of St. Beni- face Church, on Tuesday, afternoon anti evening, and "get there," if you possibly can, The annual general nmeet•ines of the St. Joseph Land improvement and Manufacturing Company, Lim- ited, is announced to be held in that village, on Su,ttxrday, the 12th instant, at 9 o'clock, p. Inn. The Comet now visible, will be at its brightest on or about the 17th. Star -gazers may then spend an hour or so longer at the front gate than usual, without incurring the ire of the older members of the family, • Miss Alice JoltnsPn has arrived home from Clinton, after spending a pleasant time Wits friends there. Mr. John Deioliert is • expected home from Chicago this week or the early part of next. ; He is progress. ing favorably, and ' is now as far east as Port Hureu, where he is spending a short time with his brother. The London Fairnommences this year on the lith instant and closes on the 19th. Single rates prevail on the railways (lulling that time, unless on two or three days, when the fare from Henswfl will be in the neighborhood of $1.Ui for the double journey. Dr. Geo. J. Schoellig, of Detroit gave has parents' a: Intrried visit on Monday evening, on ins way home from Toronto, after snaking an ex- tended trip np the• Lakes, from De- troit to the Soo anal Mackinac Is - ]and, by way of tbi 330,000.islands, Georgian Bay, Owing to some derangement of the electric ligbt Wires, or dyn trno, a nutixber of the residents and es- tablishments. had to fall back on their coal oil lamps, on Wednesday night. This is the • first mishap in the lighting which hes occurred in many months. ' Note o•ttr clubbing rates with the Toroiato Sun, a live, up-to-date farriers' paper. Both the Herald and it to the e 1.rof the year for con siderable lest than the price of one, and that price less than the cost of the white paper upon which they are are printed. 'nail' said. The youngeismeMbers of the vil- loge and vicinity will 1i,' pleased to learn that a Grand Ball will be heli in the Assembly- Rooms, near the Dominion House, on the night of the seennd slay of the Towship fair, ; when the Terpsichor.•iin exercise can be indulged in to their heart's', content. There will he no service in this Evangelical Church, on Snntla,r morning next, owing to the second communion - seri'*r of the two charges, which ^evils be field in the 14th Concession Churel. The Rev. S. R. Kneehtel, of Berlin, will have charge. Rev. W. J. Yager will, however' occupy his pulpit on Sun- day evening, as usual, services to begsn at 7.30. The Toronto Industrial. Fair is now in full swing, being opened by Lord Strathcona (Sir Donald Smith) Canada's High Commissioner to Z England, on Saturday. last. The fare from Hensall is now single for the double jotn•ney. To -mor- row (the 5th) and anther day next; week, ;s 3.00 only will be charged.— All tickets usually good until the day following the close of the show. The regular meeting of the W. C. T. U., which was held at the home of Mrs, Zeller, on Monday evening, August 31st., was very interesting. The president °Boned the meeting and loathe devotional part. In the educational part a very interesting and encouraging latter was read from. Miss Louie Andrews, of Win- nipeg, our former president, after -which the business part was taken up. Look out for Newfoundland 20 cent pieces. They are only -worth fro'n six to seven cents, • though they pass current at the face value on that Island. They are worth only the amount of silver they con- tain, here, svhieh is said to be less than seven cents A Toronto offi- eial says the country is flooded with them. If they have not yet reached this locality they are likely to do so at any time. .re be forewarned is to be fore-armed.— If offered, therefore, in the way of trade, return thein with thanks or accept theta at about one-third of their face value. .Q.s a gardener, Mr. D. Steinbach would seem to be a considerable suc- coss, This week he sitoived a cou- ple of heads of cauliflower, which would do credit to any professional: n.t. this tiros of the year. One of thorn weighed six pounds ; ant's•=a-querter, and measured 27% inches in -.circumference ; the other was 5':z lbs. and the circumference __. ._ twenty-five inches. Mr, D. S. spends much of his time in the garden during the stunmer months, end 51n011 products las those shown testify to his industry while there. 1 -To is an early riser in the mornings • IIV 4v€7.v+ 0•vvv 4== v.vv4•v,O:vv. Dc•acac ooc7oo��oc+•o �-o c.,,,.„,,. . !%4•C1'0•'4•'O•`�•4•®•�•4•gq•'O•'OtO•'�•�•C.•4•� •cQy � d . Clearing `� Se D 4 ;; n,;., k• ,. , lea USLI r, 1 , :'. ��, Qn� Table No. 1—Dress Goods at half the cost prizes. 4 DUu4 Table No. 2-15 et, Muslin ends, for 5 els a yard. 0 , Table No. 3-10 ct. Muslins for 4', cts. D O Table No. 4—All new Muslins. 15 to 18 els. for 10 els. ��0 dWe invite one and all to see these goods, they are good g Qgoods are not damaged. Dont Miss these snaps. 4 p In connection we have a i MEN'S r -,T TTT D OV k INE RANGE of f � " j •••••••••••••�+'• �• i MEN'S ti] L 111\ VI IJ. y�' 0 Such as Scotch Worsted, black & blue Searge, 404 and Tweed, at a very reasonable prices. * * 4 D Q GOOD FITS GUARANTJEED.•-., , – -.--.. Q 4.0t Arun Line of Fenny shirts, very latest 04' 4 QQ� At 75c., 90e., $1.00 and SL25. iSTRY1W arld PELT HATS Up-to-date, at Lo -west Prices,* Of Call in and see These Goods. o trouble to 4a abs Show them 4d\ Produce taken in Exchange for Goods • °V D. S. FAUST. OVi �ocoo�fv.l�4v.O.v.vv.v.J.vvv.OG�•v.Q•� �•d•b•O�`�Op 44���v4C`=ti•v`=•ap4gb4'�o'Q gam SPECIAL • RICE'S 'S In Mens' and Womens' O(1(1 Lilies for Women, S0cts. and 1,00, extra good value. Also • In Mens' from 1.00 to 1.50. er CALL AND SEE THEM. OHAS. ,< THE SHOEMAN LI RICH utter and Eggs taken in exchange. ONTARIO Summer Bargains We are showing a largo range of PRETTY MUSLIM All NOW and Up-to-date, from 5 cents per yard ul-l. . OUR INDIA IMITY Cannot be beat at 20 cents per yard. 'c a ey are in pink, pale blue black. Cro»Zc ire r1111l 7,az'(' ct Look at these Goods. .Tt is 71.0 1`1'011bie, to 41010.- these or away othze). .Tt'ST AlltlIVI:1' VIE LATEST ]:ti DROP ORNAME TS and Sectional Trimmings. • Procure ttakon in Exchaua; e. ,.?°'" CASH FOR EGGS' aassl \Vc close every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, at fi o'elt)ek, P. M. PRE TER Zurich taxa 1iOthin?sfau:$81t1' Z jl tilt; OINIT2414I and tilos() wlio own produce better ZukucH--- specimens than his must Viso just a trifle earlier than he does. Remember the Ilay Township Fair will be held here on the 23rd and 24th of this month. Beside a big ,exhibit, there will be special (Loo .LLs CONTINUED ON 1'.&o E 8 ) We have a number of (.Rood •]i1rirnls for sate alld also some property in the "Village of Zurich: Good ,2k a it Wanted in every Town and Village in the County, to take risks for the ROYAL -VICTORIA LIFE.