HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1903-09-25, Page 1'Tile Official Organ of Zuric , and Ilay Township.
Vol. IV., No. 9.
ZURICH, ONT., FRIDAY, SEPT
LEGAL CARDS.
J. D. COOKE,
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(Late with Garrow & Promlfoot) Bcarris-
er, Solieitur, Notary Public. •
HensaB., Ontario.
. a 't' Jj ns , 1:. A. F. W. 4.Ai)M.%N.
Gladtua e.n 8r. Stanbur .
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTA -
;;es, Conveyancers, Moiiey to Lean cin
Village and Farm Property at lowest
rates of interest. Documents in original
`erirna1L read and advised upon.
--AT HENSALL--
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
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3 ensall—Aver Stoneman';; Jewellery Store
J)xeter Offices—Over C)'NeiPs Bank.
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Barristers, Solicitors, Notariee Public
etc:, etc. Cor. Square and North Strict,
titoderieh, Ontario
bCL", 6-ROUDFOOT K. C. R. C. HAYS
BUSINESS CARDS. ,
-� ACLiAND ec. CO..,
REM, EMT & DIME E AllElia
�r'. pare ulnar Farm Property bought
vol
lents co Heated. • Cotveyancili
td an kinds pronzpt]r rttendec, to.
We reprt'-m'ft the I.eacling Fire and Life
• sn•9in.n(•r- C mll)'tnieS and 1t, pec rcll]y
;teii CLt your I1LLtrotn•.re.
,penia} attention given to eollectirm
• Notes and Are t ut.
is is i 2111.t,>rk Ontario.
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JR. J. HAMILTON,.
•O Vet. Surgeon and :Dentist
'I rests all disease' p: (1a)tirestktatCd
Animals. Veterinary medicine ua ill
kinds always cru band.
Day and night calls promptly ,attend-
e.d to. OFFICE.— -- In Wm. Betidei•'s
())c1 iStand, thio .'*]t',., Zurich, Out.
ANDREW arF. ESSFire e, effected in .ltti:dirt
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companies. Accident policies is net.
i,ontederution Life represented.
'ZURICH - - ONTARIO.
. FF.. A. SE"LLE Y,
Dentist, graduate of the :Royal College
1)eartal trargenals, Toronto, also honor
rratlucte of Department of ileac-ihtdt,
ca•onto L .iversify. Painless extraction
ei teeth. Plate work a speciality.
At 3l,onattL:io,n I'iouse, Zurich, eves
Mon' -'y. l-86
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of scarlcttt fever, eel in nntc house,
I on his hands. reeenntly. 'The disease
was of ad mild formas o11.d..ttll tete now
convalescent. The family lives on
`the Bronson line. 11Ear Daasiiwooi.
Mr Harry Doan is, \v e awe pleas -
led to state, able t'rl be •aarotid.again
\Ve have not heard of his being up
•toi n yet, lint lie is 011 his feet :it any
rate and will Llor bile ss make the ren
ture sometime in the11ear•rl;.t:l1e.
Mir. W. T. Yager, the popular
Pastor of the Evangelical ehurth
L.LOCAL NEWS
Hogs are now quoted at -5.00 to
*.,.50 with latter figure prevailing..
Mr. Chris. Eilber showed both of
his horses at the Exeter Fair, on
Tuesday.
Mr. fames Hodgson, wife and
child, of Forest, visited at Dr..
Campbell's this :reek.
Mrs. Bassow and daughters, Til-
lie. and Edith, were in attenaance a,t
the London Fair, last week. • -
It was Mr. 0. Witmer, who paint-
ed the Monier block end not Mr.
Bock -as we were led to • believe at
the time. •
The Messrs. C.`alifas are busy
threshing int this vicinity et present-
and
resent
and their \cork is giving splendid
satisfaction to the farmers.
Mr. John Knorr has given up the
contract or the I•ialbt1_eisc;h building
and is now installed in the Town
Barber Shop, as Tonsorial Artist.•
Mrs. L. B. Marshall, of Merlin,
u,•c�o ui),tniru by her son, (4nrd'tn,
visited hor tltn;rhtoi, Mrs. E. Zeller,
for a week and left for home on Saat-
terdtay.
Messrs. l:. )..finer and E Zeller
have aniele a ail see-liange of proper-
ties. liar. B. moves to the farm,
-vlaile'�:e littler will return to to\s-n
to resale.
Mrs. John.. Hernia; accompanied
by her -.111, of Loomis, itiivii„ - isit-
ed her moth r, Mrs. John I%oe.h. and
other 'relatives in and around Zur•
fedi, hLst week..
Mr.ripen Feitr r f -Guelph, WHA
in town last week, k, \ siting hi:,
le -ether. Charles. He t11 c) spent a
day car tv:o Ili 'Crediton, -with his
brother Will
Mr. Tom.Kell; returned to town
last \veer, atter a pleasurn•t mating
from Berlin. Tbis, with more than
the usual stnek of other heats on
}unci should.cer tainly do for ane
cdtLy, and it is their own fattlt if any
left town hungry' yesterday.
On Wednesday, the 1Gth, the
home of Mr. Robett]l)iott, Cl•oshen
Line. was the eeene of a pretty
wedding,.wheni his eldest uiinarllter,
Gertrude incl Mr. ;Edger Gibson,
Crosshi]1, were united in marriage
at the 310031 hour to true strains of
the wedding march, played by Miss
Lydia Rttunic n•f Zurich, The
bridal party took t teil positions
under an arch of fere. where the
ceremony was perforr.uvl. by Rev,
Mr, Jennings, of Bayfield. After
congratnlat•,ions abottt fifty finests
sat c1o\ n to a, stemptnaus dinner,
after which the hl d,cl couple took
the afternoon train air their future
home in Urosshill
TFIE (HOW 0.. 1iit. a L:1F1,
When the Moo r is: rich and pure
there is e. heulthfitl'. ;,rh w to the
complexion which, 4:e::k:: id: the
vigor and vitality.. of the systelti.
There is no ]nor e certain way ft al•
pale, \veuk peopl(t 4--) ettttir. the
glow of health than by the pc l4st
(int Ilse of Dr. Chase"; ::erre 7'r)rrd
the great food• euro? - ]it'll forms
new, rich. 'red blo(!�1 iai! (lea res
Ilesv'ic.rve force.
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Silec"ital tai Tue. U31• t etre.
• (Too late for lust „c,,,k_
On Suncor lost Ili' D. Wren.
ineaelled 1ii;. 1td..t screw;' • pl,ly •
for the Rev. Dr, :�feclil
1 had about three months vacation
!in 1.I(Sltol L end returns' an Wed- cl
n ssdd i vtninr bernefitr .,ill• ]1t att11
rhe lanes arty propatin.- a ri.s,:71.
tion for :Dr. Medd. and fsiei'.y.
Ftov. M Savers \waif ilro;1( 1 ill ,
]:'a esby ter en ill arch mid u,1111siih-
tel the r1zwraill.v nt:...
tit. Itis 110111(. in itouffville incl other As genal evel;ct)nvi t1:=it ell 11 •>t"t ,
places in the —st, or Middle dis- away 1,tr a clay nr t•\w+ are ,r.l•_,' t') -------------------rt—m,,,,,.. -—'---'—'•-'-------,
trio of Ontario. r.,onclon fair. The peeial s *
train
The hoar for (rho fi'01 ln31ert('ement are crowded. i
of the Evangelical c'1lnrclt :evening I C) -- ' 1 • d' '
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1903.
1. Per Year.
Cf .i -e eery Latest at at Lowest Prices.
Gars,' Coats from $2.75 to 4.0o.
3'1,11 Styles—Long and Short.
Ladies �'., ain Coats from 5 to .
^f tl-e Yery Newest DeEtgr1.
Whapper(tev new patterns10e a yard
WHITE, CREI-iM, BLUE, REL PINK
yt.. samecl''d°��'' "^"'w,r9 ��•„•i .%�'
w4.�.1 a y�n V .s.),w "�..! . awwd w:,�wen8 .-,}v, Iommr vn rad
inches wide for 10 cents per yard.
Our Millinery Devartment its Open--
.
E i .t,-.`='. �': T%''� . W% e Give invite tickles to all the Ladies
t+. give .., e)::l. Sri Da t-� EXCHANGE'',
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Nt, trorihle to si;o•:r (;1/? )s1 . .E.RODI +.T TAKEN 1 LL E aC'IIANGE,
far shieii the ? , Erect prices are paid.
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111 est'?fly and )YY O,t�.r:ll,y'
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• 11 .aria ay eNenlla" it, d)on N. 111
: el'Vlee has -boon c banged • back to connection) \wit`i 00.1`” 0rl\C call l lata t.•
r o'clock. It was r .;8C0 during the factory were sent. to 'urine) and
long evenings of swimmer. tLp}ihc'attio3t macre fora charter,
Doctor Campreeli had hill) cases which is expected this week.
" On Monday night Mr. .T. G.
Petty- made appiieation to the
conncil for the loan of w20n0, for
ten years without interest to start
the machine shop. The mutter i
likely to be submitted to to vote.
Miss Mattie 3�11is it attending the'
London Nornnzil School ; the at ten- , � P
dance has 'been lengthened to a ? 7 L 1-1
year and consequently the number
attending his been about halved.
Mr. T. iLnrdoek lhas disposed of
his pacer Xing Stanton to some `-
persons near I.,nr"kn+)\w.
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is :ait:tending the church meeting at
$eclair. He will be alysemnt for a
BOSSENBERRY
Licensed Auctioneer for Ilur- onttple of weeks, bet the pulpit Shill `now is the time to have the; child-';
on County, respectfully solicits the Lal be filled and -ervicses conducted aas ren's _,lit tested. ('O3i ttLilt laeaad-
k3ai�uis3'aetio�L �raa,rantoed.
sonage of t]a�ose who intend having sales. ' usual 'daring his absence.
;mho is a. sign of eye strain. St urn-
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Otlri Lill fOr \'V()me
extra good ',E1.111e. Ails() -
F.D. :Fens' from 11,00 to 1.50.
CALL AND Silt THEM
OHA . FRITZ,
THE SHOE MA N
ONTAR/0
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange.
School day, have returned and
pfiLLUP LSLPPLE
Lieensed Auctioneer for the
County of Huron, I would request
those having sates to call on me.
Terms moderato; satisfaction guaran-
teed. Your patronage solicited.
HOTELS.
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Strietly up-to-date in modern ani
fd provements. Dining rooms is sup- p
0 plied with only the very best. ¶ ¶ 0
Bar contains choice liquors and 'S
eigars. • ¶ ¶ ¶ ¶ 1i a
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THE
Vomin of
House.
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This House has recently changed
hands, and is now one of the
most orderly and best con-
ducted Houses in the
Province.
e 3;otter Mable le the c)tltinsan.
R. R. Johnston Son,
ieuOPm1TrTORS,
The Millinery Openings were einell• tifie examination will be made by
attended Wednesday and yesterday 5. T. Hopper, Druggist and. Opti
and the praise bestowed on the Dian, without charge,
creations of each establishment
was frequent and well deserved.
Those who were not present then,
will not am it too late yet.
We are requested to state that a
number of books belonging to the
Public School Library, have been
out for some time. Parties having
them. will do the, School a favor by
returning them as soon as possible.
Sometimes matters of this kind are
unconsciously overlooked and in
this way books are lost.
Fall apple 'picking has commenc-
ed in this vicinity. Mr. Andrew
Mittleholts has a gang of four .ren
engaged in packing, and has macre
several shipments already. The
price paid is, we :understand, ' from
75 cents to a dollar a barrel in the
orchard. Owners picking and haul-
ing the fruit to the point of ship-
ment. .
iyI"r. P, Lamont is rushing things
in the cattle business this Pall,
Last week he shipped 3 more car-
loads, following them on Sunday
and was back in town on Monday
evening. 'l:'he season this far has
not, we tindorstand, been a profit-
able one for him, but being in the
business was bound to see it
through and take the bitter with
the sweet and the former has been
the most frequent.
Mr. John Schafer had six men
employed . on Tuesday, making
sausages, to feed the influx of visi-
tors on Fair clay, Over 800 pounds
were inade. The Men worked well
inti the night to accomplish the
task. Besides the gttantitir of
sausage named, he also received a
East Lynne will be played here
Thursday evening, autumn is here
sure.
BORN --On the 7th inst.. to Mr.
and Mrs. Corney Cook, a daughter.
Last week Wesley Youngblut
started to go to Clinton High
School. '
Gement Oudniore broke his leg
in the summer and was able to be
around on orutches when 1}e
•slipped and broke it again.
On Labor Day a number of our
young oxen drove to Exeter and
saw Clinton Lacrosse teatu defeat
the Eti.eter team with a score of 7
to 4.
HI LLSGREEN
Special to Trno ENRALD.
The Misses Annie and Maggie
Snell spent Saturday with their
Uncle, 0. Steele.
Mr. T. Farquhar entertained a
number of young folks at his home
Friday night last when an enjoy-
able time was spent by all present.
Miss V. I3eywoocl, of Clinton, is
at present visiting friends in the 1
neighborhood.
Quite a ntnnber front sere ° took
in the Zurich Fair and. report a
good time, ospoeially in the even-
ing.
Miss Mary A. Troyer arrived
home safely on Sunday last after
her trip to London Fair.
Mrs, ] , Jarrott, of Hensall, spent
Stinday with her parents, Mr, and
Mrs, C. Troyer.
Mr. Ed. Hagan loft on Friclayp
morning,last;, to rest= his studies
shipment of 250 lbs. of Bologna at Trinity Medical school Toronto.
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RES -i ECT ULL.S 41.
invite you to our
;iii ery
J < P•__! 0 1 V
oOoW COMMENCING �d
-6 3EBTE11BER 31 s
04 D.04
We are also Showing Special
values in
gib
A`vl) FOLLOWING
DAYS.
Under management of
e h' i* --w.-
ro ss(
D.QDHANfFORD.QO
4(.) ]p'�
J. G"'"REETER. Zu4ich
41 0' th>i k'altelniAttiance t . '('lttO
ZURICH ONTX1
We have a number of Good Farms for sale and.
aiso some property iii the Village of Zulrich
00ord Agent. Wanted 'ixa a 'ei•"y Town ala ViU e
in the County, to take risks for the iOYAL.VICTORIA LIF>a.
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