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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1903-09-04, Page 8The Zurich Herald. J. H. WIS/VIER ,Horse Shoer and SENN. BLACK -SMITH. Verity Plow Rapairs al- ways on hand. All work promptly attended to Shop closes every Tuesday, Thurs- day and Friday evenings of each week, at six o'clock sharp. Zurich Carriage 'Moths. BUGGIES Our new Stock is now finished. See us before you buy. It will be to your interest.. . BUGGIES (Looals continued from lst, page) attractions uz the trot for farmer's horses which never won a race for public money ; an egtune walking trace and a contest betwen Lady drivers; The 24th should, there- fore, be the farmers;' holiday in this vicinity, Wo expect everybody and their wives to he present,tnd of course this means you as well. Get a hustle on then, on the morning of that day, 'and bo sure you look pleasant when you come. . Those who do not comply- with the latter request Will be put among the ex- hibits , as a species of unthankful creation. W. C. T. U. Convention. According to announcement in last week's issue, • we herewith present our r. eaderti with the follow ing report of the proceedings of the Convention held here last week, from one who was present and took tin active interest in the meetings : The Executive Was called togeth er at 1,30 p. m., with Mrs. Paulin, the County President, in the chair;' the programmes were discussed, and the few arrangements, still ne- cessary, for the convention, made. The afternoon session was opened et 2 o'clock, with a consecration service, led l)y Mrs. Acheson. of Goderieli, and Mrs. Greene of Clin- ton, several of the members taking part, and snaking this exercise a time of spiritual retro -Aliment. The Convention was then called to ord- er at 2.30, by the president, who snake a few worus of welcome to ever. Mrs, Baldwin, of Seaforth, then..fa,vored the auaienoe with. a sole, entitled "-I am a pilgriiu.'_ After the taking of the col lection, and the passing of the pledge; the meeting was brought to a close With the benediction. ,.Mi.'s; Brown, of Goderieh, opened the Wednesday morning session with devotional exercises. The minutes of the previous meetings were. react and adopted. The re- ports of the County Superintend tarts, on the different departments of work, Were taken up and discuss ed. This proved very interesting, ~and as faller report along this ling, vile appear later. The afternoon session - was called to order at 2 o'clock, Mrs. Greene opening the meeting with conven- tion prayer and testirnony. The minutes Of the meeting and com- mittee's were taken up and com- mented -upon, after which followed the general business. Election of officers resulted as follows, Presi. dent Mrs. Paulin ; Vice -President. Mrs. Acheson,Goderich ; Cor -See. Miss B. Steinbach ; Rec.-Sec. Mrs. Hooper, Exeter ; `.Preas. Mrs. Seale. Clinton, The plan of work for the coming year w'ts read by Mrs. Ach- eson, which recommended : (1) that URIOH, each Union in the county shall a work and pray for the spiritual growth of its membership ; also that the petition, Lord of the Har- vest send ferth more laborers to thy vineyard be offered at every meeting, fully believing our prayer will be answered. (2) that an in- crease of membership shall be one of our special lines of work during the coming year. (3) that the � to G. Greb A • * For your Hardware, . Tinware, Granite, Silver and 'Glass Ware Sherwin=Williams - and Hollywood kVX AI 'TS Oils, Portland Cement and all kinds of Building Materials The Famous MB FENOE Most durable Fence on the market Don't be deceiv d with it Fence Machine—You will not be if you buy a LONDON ALL KINDS Or FENCE WIRE ON HAND c the cle=f'?ta'•c• and visiting friends..local Supts. shall be more careful s . MESS & SON Zurich Ontario The ti Y . a=f tel 'were then heard. after were declar'ecl adopted, -and it was nesse __ ;_ a' :nty Trnaisurer's re- lse Miss Steinbach K lbit ,C SCh er,, in t= . �° Mrs. ~later,. of Blyth This a very ]lleasing report. . s _ z n increase in the funds of »r' .•'tit"6It, Ties T ee ay evening, meeting be - gen ani .t o'eloek. with Rev. \v . Planing and Saw Mill J. n t+t-r. t c]tuirn'nrt. After the —All kiinls',f'4voodS3ork and saw- �inrr 'f tl?t? i illi done tel (}1't'1 Lstinitlte-4!S' 1a n..1led.iiilorry•••. Theeeven- given for all hinds of buildings. in • 14.:104,n was reu'l by Per, c n Greene. of Clinton, and Very 'ably n . A full stock of 13. C. Led Cedar it e ,i bain'ill?cl. ;t,t�:iilg ibe (ltttl��ei' 'shingles. All kinds of lumber al- of te,lching the ' int'•cup—•' Liok; 'lvaay5 on baud. not Tura ,n the \rine whorl it is red � t and eiretli its eelrer iii the cup, for b it 1)itet11 like' an adder," ('te. Rev. Mr. Yager then made n few inter- Field Gates, ~Vater-' esting an(1 instrnetive remarks Tanks for Wind -mills [along; the line of temperance work. t The address of svel te:me was rend by' and Water Troughs. sirs. Heyrock, welernliin the deet'- ! _ I states to ?nrieb. and to the severs]; tl homee. Mrs. H Hooper, of Exeter. 31il1s 14th Con., Lot 25. Jrespencled most suitably, tbnnking t r e officers atilt, than before to answer all corres- sr,l,cr.. - n.= of the . different pond'ence. These recommendations decided to hold the next annual con•rention at (iotlerich. The meet - ng then adjourned. Mrs. Paulin presided at the ' Vell- 1c�sday"'evening meeting. The meet ng was ope ned l')• song, after' which. Mr. Paulin led in prayer.— .The evening's lesson was taken by ' our pastor, Rer Yager. The 1're- i link colter then made a, few re - Darks. pertinent to the subject in >\ hich they were so deeply interest - a, after which Miss Lizzie liun- ie rendered •t solo entitled, -All Y,.anund the \\•oriel." Li1'$. Aehe- on n+'xt followed with a report of he W. C. 'i'.. i'. work, and its ranches, daring the l)a't twelve ears. showing that It e members re not idle. and tune t ying with 11 then.' power to lessen the tlrink- ng habit and advance the inaster's work. Re.'. air. (Trees e. of Clin- ot, then gave a very 1 leasing ad - Tess on the benefits of the \V, 0. T. IT. 'Rork ler, Rennie. of klensall, hen sang a solo, P'' 4) ihi tla)il is lurching on," whicli me as work - M I L L S. Zurich P. 0. Just Arrived M The " ALMA " SILK, GUARD, for Ladies 1 Complete with Gold Bangle 1 I. and Snap, up•to-date f Price only - - 50 Cents. HOW ABOL T A COLLAR BUTTON ? 1 1 have i he Ballet top Buttons l in sets of four f the ladies of the '\V. C. T. V. for 1 ii their kind entertatinnient tlnr'rn'* i c they \v nt (' Knowles, of Crediton, the evening I. C. a ,.3�1aer�,►s`ci,1;31 their stay and hole1 11 ors sincerely hope is so. Rev. Mr. have a Convention of the sisters in ;speaker. was next caller d upon. Mrtheir town in some futrare time.— linnwlc:'s is s very earnest • speaker Master Percy Paulin, of Dashwood, and hancileahis topic: well, and the' then sang a vouch-aipreeiated solo.. i'il )ressien of his address shall not The Rey. Mr. Henderson, late of soon be forgotten. A vote of Iiensall. was unable to be present. thanks was then moved by Mrs . but his place was ably filled by Rev Brow seconded by Mrs. Mr. Hobbs, of Strrathroy. Dir.•Greene, on behalf of the delegates Hobbs is a very ante':ostin' speaker anti greatly delighted his hearers • and visiting friends, far the kind- and his address • the danger and in t eho\an them durit,�, their stay .sin of the liquor• traffic were clear•. in the 1il]at,,ge. While the c Deka. lv explained, and we hope the Clay tion was taken and the pledge ]1U$8 - is not far distant when it shall be ed esth, -Sign the audience, for signs- wiped nut of our fair Camels for- tort,, ;Si;t,*in Deer P1e(lgo'' was sang .— by the necupatats of the platfornn The (Convention was then brought to a close with the pronouncing of the Benediction, members and dele- gates being well pleased with the .a„ .,,,.,m„,, interesting addresses, and instruc- , tion received. The good seed has been Sown and in due tine ellen the - harvest be gathered." Price 20 cels, per set, TQ THE END OF THE YEAR Ge • atches; Clocks, Ja eiery, etc, -• Toronto Sun :.:U,S1CAL (,GO1)S.—T'BICES RIGHT' A N D .Zurich Herald F. W. s .E ' THE JEWELER. SUBSCRIBE NOW WANTED A pian to renres)ut C_\ti:\DA't, 4P,i;A fl;sT N et:emii S.' in the town of . URICII. and surrounding conn- - try, and take orders ter Our Hardy Specialties • In- Frnit ;'roes, Small Fruits. •..trn,i.nent tis, '?}lints,, 1'tOSes, -; Vines; Seed. Potatoes, &e. 1.`,oc k t to to 'name :e and fres from San in o beset. :1 permanent position to tho ':;ail on tit her salary or c'nniniisiou. Stone & Wellington) F O: Tl-(IL°f NURSERIES, e,ria: s(t0 . RI ' TORONTO, ONTARIO. - 3,1m. . 4 S >' 11,\ 1, ADOPTED- TUP CAS » • SS stein, atll accounts must bo paid by Sept. 1st. • G SCIIRAG. Flour and Feed, Zurich. WEEKLIES FOR LESS THAN THE PRICE OF ONp. YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS IT 1 MARKETS Revised every Thursday afternoon. Wheat Oats Barley .. 35 so Peas - 60 65 Flour ., .. 1 7.5 1 85 Hotter 1.J 1,3 E^;a;s . , 11 12 Chickens lb .. 4 5 Ducks .. , • , , , . 6 6 Geese,... 5 5 • Potatoes . , ... 55 65 HENSALL MARKETS. *heat .. .. 70 to 72 Oats .. 30 32 Barley 40 40 Peas .... ,. 65 75 Flour - , .. , - 2 00 2 10 Hogs (live) per mt.. 5.75 6,25 70 to 72 27 26 ' ETHEL NVILLa UIS, Press Supt. A. widow's ooldness is li lie tin ice - freezer that will not freeze, Thele ought to be a letup of fine weather conning to 118 be£tn•e Janu- ary. Pains m the Bad and t ea a e Were entirely cured and bealtlt greatly 11n)ro'l'e(l by 1)r. Qltaatsc's Kidney - Livor rms. MRS. ;j. 11AliTI R, 123 Cross St., Charlotte- town, P E.I., and whose husband h a con- tractor, states:—"1 hail suffered a great deal with pains in the small of the back, my diges- tion was bad, and I was frequently troubled with spells of racking headache. I have been entirely cured ,of these distressiar; symptoms ,,by the use of Dr.. Chase's Kidnev-Liver Pills and find that my general health is greatlyimprov- ed since I.have been using this preparation. "I can also testify to tho merit of I')r. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and c`• tund of Turpentine a. severe attack `. of bronchitis bq the use Mrs, Latter of this remedy." Pains in the small of the back incran un- mistakable symptom of kidney disease, and should be sufficient warning of the approach of this dreadfully painful and fatal ailment, There is no treatment so prompt to bring relief and none 'so lastingly beneficial as Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills, one Dill a dose, 2,5 cents a box, at all dealers, ar_ kldntanson, Bats and Co., Toronto, , AS. GRE8, There Was Money Found At our Corner. ONTARIO. And if you come inside of our Shop ydu will find more We will sell the Balance of Summer SF oe$ at cost And below Cost. Yon will find money in them if you buy. We must Sell then to make room for our new Fall Stock. P. BENDER, & Go. Zurich. ° Eggs taken ill exchange for Goods. BINDER ` ° 1 WNE — A T ; REDUCED PRICES. Plymouth Brands. Gond Medal 050 feet to the pound 1'3;.', per potin Green Sheaf, ....550 feet to the pound 13 c Plymouth Special 500 feet to the pound 11 o ' ` ....Farmers' Binder Twine Company of Walkerton... . at the 'saute pricess ........... . .... These prices aro good only for what we have in stock . , , . ALSOFULL STOCK OF �.: west Tools, Flits, Maehi, ie Oils Rope and Pure Paris Green. Sold. ,just a little Cheaper than the ordinary run. Harness, Trunks, Valises,Fly Nets C. .H RTLIETB, The Big IZardwa.r e and harness House. Zurich, t, Ven !1kn+„i1. It irsK ri Yaf tr..e t;ilo49aeix,0,l1 ,i a'ti'x"'Rif°' THIS WEATHER Will Drive 0 ANY LADY _ To weal' the lightest Clothing procurable. out stock of Or- gandies, Dignities and colored M1islins is comepletc;. * * We will also Offer special values ig Mcns' Shirts Ties, etc., etc.' ,.. mss. . See ottr line of )31ack Lisle lace I-Icase the Proper tliiitg for Summer. er. t ,st D. EIN AHH, ZURICH. Ma 4a!;. ,