HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1903-11-06, Page 8The Zurich Herald.
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Horse Shoer and
GE ER,A1 BLACK -SMUT .
Verity Paw Rapairs al-
ways on hand.
wurif, promptly aitentlets to
Shop closes every Tues(ltay, Tburs-
(lay an(t Friday evenings of each
week, at six o'clock sharp.
The rogni:ar meeting of the W. C.
T. t'., 'll S leel(1 at the home of Airs
i`'. nan2ne, on Monday of ta'rllooll,
Anel. `The President opened
tho meeting and led the devotions
part. . In the' e dneational. part, t, th(
c t rata g v e part t of the report of
!the `_Provincial Convention, which
was hold at. St.:a.ho)nas last week
-! The r'nurt was very interesting as
ei1 as distractive. After tilt edit-
cat
'(111-
ren ' (tt )1:c7 , part. l (111(>tt�� ,s rd (scree
entitled ' Tht inebri a ft sLameilt.'
rfcho lonsiness part 1\')i`, th(11 taken
-t) tt groat Beal Of lmsineSS being
transacted. The meeting \nos clos-
ed ,1.th singing.
Locals continued from page 1.
Mr., Oanteion says that early in
'the season he did -not think he
would be able to secure more than
2000 barrels of apples in his (li:,triet
bot now expects that he will be, able
to multiply that mmnber by the
figure 5.
Halloween passed off very quietly •
in town, only a few boyish tricks
bring 1)layod, nothing however, of
a serious nature. The 1110St a1111US-
ng th.ingti clone being the taking of
Dr Hamiltons buggy and leaving
it in front of his, brother Vet's door,
the removal of astir. John I(norr's
sign and placing it on top of the
Zeller Block, putting as -couple of
1''v boxes en the, stoop in front of
u
w01 -known temperance man's
door, the removal of a few- gates
and other annoying, but otherwise
:on mass, pranks.
E" a Aa �'° RL
v, 44,: 1d4t' �. aw �'2.D �'rd
a•r, w p �y
�,i,i'Si�- ")
�i3�..0w aia.•a
• A Few 1+1rst G1a�s
.Left, which will Le sold. at and
' n;1ow ( n -1T, (r) make I )eon.. for
the latorre stock of CUTTERS,
liS.
now nearing cottipletion. This
is as ;•)u0(1 chane t(, seenre 0.
Buggy CHEAP. Don't fail to
call, if. i21 want of sheh an ar-
ticle..
ry�
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F. IIESS & i , Laiihit,
)-,Mille tillw ago TnI; Il.l:[Z.lI.a1 a(1yo-
c tt:'dl the formation of a. Board of
`Pratte. .Nothing has so far boon
done and tho sooner our brsiness-
men rise to the oc easi:NI the better.
Thele aro a great Iuany things that
eau be caceoltiltlis11ed1 for the benefit
of the town and as there are pros -
poets e,f Z :rich having railway
-facilities. wee must be n]) and doing
1r+ , 9 It we want to sustain ot11' rep;;tal
. ��(..r � (a, ! tion 5 0 *business ennllit iini ty. .:1.•
I in the past we will. rmgrudin ly
give any reasonable time a)1(1 space
to any movement tending to m
rr('•i.'.(' the prestige of the Vint: 4.0
Of Znricil, ali(1 we trust all live
MILLS.
Planing and Saw i6
—All kinds of wondtwork and SaW-
int Clone to order. :C.,:5.t.iut:ttes 1
d
givt'ii for all kinds of bui1(1ing1.
.:A. full stock of B. C. Ilel. Cedar
ar
Shingles. A11 kine) of lumber al-
ways 011 hand.
Field Gates, Water -
Tanks for Wind -mills
and Water Troughs.
Mills 14t11 Con., Lob 23.
. kalolleisch
Zurich P. O.
Just
is
Arrived
.ter. _ ,s . t/Teter,
The " ALMS " SILK
GUARD, for Ladies,
( Complete with (lord
1 awl Saps .up.to•date j
Price only - - 50 Cents.
HOW :1li017T A
coLL,nri BUTTON a?
f 1 have tho Ballet to]) Buttons 1..
1_ 3u :+ets of foul'
Price 20 cets. per set.
watch8s, Glocls, t+vnigi , @tc,
SI1JS1 A1,
(amps.- -PISICES Itl(;'ITT, '
174 7.117 Yk" i°
THE JEWELER.
WANT D
man to rept event t (':1",;A1).\'5
(4nEAT;,:si ")'P,`i itit,ti" )L1 the town'
of Z URI( Il.(I 1, and. sm•ronnclinrg coun-
try, and talcs orders fur
Our Hardy Specialties
In Frllit Trues, Small Fruit),
Ornamental:;, )-shrubs, 1t,Os t. ,
- Vines, tweed Potatoes, &c.
Smelt true to •na)sio and flee from San
,To -4e Seale. A permanent 1)o-iticul to the
rlLht lea11 eI1 011: her stllaary of nt)I)11U1 ;)o1l,
Stone & Wellin=ton,
li"o:4T111i T N t R +' luE:•i,
TORONTO, - - ON'T'ARIO.
3.4ici.
N"7C�.
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` S 1 IUVE :ADOPTED • THE CASH
System, all amounts must be paid
by Sept. 1st.
(.. SCTt1tAUI
1.'I.nir and x'ecti, Zurich,
clt izens will assist in increasi n
nal popularity (1f our fair village.
Coto as 0 resitlental and trade
centre.
From o)n l -)+ai to 189:3 the I" miler'•
Adt )et.tE mut Home 1)111. '1i0)' has
)i 1)11,1t' to monthly. est,tl)lishin.;' it-
s::i as the only national agricul-
tural paper in the eonrtry. Since
January 1st. 1803, nearly eleven
years ago, it has been issued s(1n'1
monthly. Still in the lead, keeping
abreast of the tunes, and awake to
the growing demands of its readers,
the publishers now annonnee that.
beginning with the lst of January,
1: tl,t, the Farmer's Advocate will
be issued every week. The splen-
did record. of the past thirty-eight
yr al., is a sufficient assurance of
the increased practical service
wllielt its readers may expect. \Ye
congratulate the Advocaats upon its •
enterprise. and advise our readers
to semi at once for a free 51)211ple
copy to the publisher's, London.
Ont.
.A. radical change from old meth.
ods Eslnd price; w:t5 announced by
tho Toronto News this week. The
eves of the newspaper world have
been up'cn the News foi• the past
few months. during which tinge sev-
eral depart)Ires have been made
which have given that paper a
wide -spread reputation for enter-
prise and originality. This latest
move is to p1000 the .News at the
price of ;;1.00 per year by. Inail.—
()nly a sloop -founded belief in the
future s,l.rce'Ss cit the News could
load the publishers to 111x.1(0 such a
re(luotion in price, But just as the
dollar maagcuinr has; taken hold of
the people, 5(t, we vontnre to pre-
dict,
rediet. that News will secure a vast
and ever-inereasi)12., 0lr('1llaatinll,
based not only on the popular price
at whirls it is sold, blit mainly upon
tho intrinsic merits of the paper it-
self. We have made arrangements
wl(ieh will. enable 1(5 to c1ub t)ie
News with 011r own paper at :,1..b0 a
yc ai' in advance. 511011 0 0.n)nbina-
tinn present:( many nnic]nc foI.t u to.
—env weekly giving yon all tho
:,onto and district news, and tin'
log 12 pogo daily keeping you in
touch with events all over the
world.. ;Se11d in your subscriptions
to the Nuys, and if you would like
to 500 t110 paper 1i1•.,t, write 110 and
we will soeure at sample copy.
Distressing Occurrence at Triils-
g'rsen.
It is our said duty this week to
cllrolliPle the death -of Mrs. Poi'(li-
naul.d Stolck, which took ])lace on 1
Monday lnnrning last. Last spring!
deceased as.ed was troubled With nae lan.-
el glia, from which, however, sl;c.,
had wcc)nin„,rlyrcravc'red, until its
return last. week, On Monday
morning her 111ishaulcl. )vent to the!
barn 115 11811x11 to (10 the chores, 'he;
had been there sante time when
his lit tie girl Ian to the barn say-
ing that something ten:: the matter
vial her mother. He hastily went )
t,. the Femme' 1,110 farina on x111«1)1
that his wife had tukmineerlr two
armee of earbolin acid. '1`he'doetat•j
wan summoned i 01)20(1.1 t, 1 '1,V cTct
nothing • (.0111(1 he (boot and site
pu.sti_d )ars Oy shortly after his arri-
val. She meter spoke after .taking
the acli id She w in the forty-�
fifth year of are and leaves a S• I is ti .�; e -
lausban(1 and two daughters, to
it)ourn her loss. The bereaved
lnisha.nd and children leave the
sympathy of the entire community
1)t this, their sad bereavement.
Tho funeral took place on 'Wednes-
day and was largely attended, the
remains being interred in the Bay-
field eeinetel•y. The fatneral ser-
illr)n Neill be ],rea.ehcld in the Pres-
byterian church, IIi11sgreen, on
tinnday afternoon, at 2.30.
Electric Road Promised.
ilex , C'antin, of St.. Joseph, was in
town, on Wednesday afternoon and
evening. accompanied 1)y a Survey-
or and five or ::is gentlemen inter•
-
ested. in the building of the „lcctric
1', :lad from ?[crash. t:.)trig tirwt.-naam-
ed1 P':tee, and 1uni'hecl at the ''.Dtnn-
li ;tit house From information
..'.,^.(I1('(1 from several so'.1i t es, it
cents that tlo lino is likely to go
t'l'roigh. tilt.. nee:..,tiwa)•y fun:ts being
'i
i:seril)P(1 o1 promised. The Sn7 -
1 t : or i5 iiov ts11 l laying out the
t •.Ito and I11 t in:; the :Alton neees-
satl•t' preparations to begin o1'era-
ti:'ns, which will be prosecuted
with vigor, orad W.ith0llt a.51Zin acid
9-
i any sort from the municipality.-
II- our inform nti are correct—Elie
+`Z•''1;('thing now points 111 that dr
eo
tion—(11c.peo''e of Zurich will wish
Ir. (until and the colnl?an ever
st eces5 in the Undertaking, for it
cannot fall t:) bo of advantage to }�}
ns ill manly volvi( besides the von-
fort and crinvenit ire of rapier trap-
'.
,t. The lino should bo e. very easy
one tO1)uil(i. the ground over which
it willrnn beim.; ))racticalllywith ont
a. hill, at least of any ennsiclerable
size, on the entire route. Mr. Can-
tin.
an tin. as 0 promoter. i a Iran of
energy, incl c):1r informants hrlict>c,
bac. )n this instance at least, site-
! rer(led in gathering arnnncl him
men Of sufficient capital to prose -
!
rate the woI (. sneeeosfnlly. .last
!now -mono 1 (heap and gilt-edged
investments s t'arce, and it is possi-
ble they may see in this lino rea-
",nal)lr fair dividends. Trtn HER-
; ALT) herrn that tl3eirfligilost atnti('i-
isi.t'iors in this respect may be real -
e i: -rd and set's no reason •\v11y fbt'v
should not be, if Man with
economy anti ability.
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School Report.
t -
Thr ft)llov,in•z is a correct ronort.
for the Inont!) of October, of the
at:andin'; of for 1:upils in the Senior
Division of the Znricil Public
' School ''(Eales in order of merit :
I, V ('lass : Freda. IT.ess, Pearl
Bnrhanan, 11011)01 Sipple, Addison
Boehler.
Entrance : — Fred TTesc,' Pearl
: C`,'urtz, Lily Faust, Victor
Roxio 'Either, Edwin Koehler,.
Joanna Elbert, Oleva Plan„ Luella.
\eselolt. Ent all 1101 TT01t l)an, Trrnr
Lipnbnrelt. (7tar'iie Fortieth. Milne
, Rannie. Wollingtotc Johnston.
.Titins.' I ' --1+'redo 1iah('rrr. Her-
bert Ant. Alvatb( ,Vnselnl'. Chose
liiilber, Melinda T? nss.A,•nr)ld Tl•eide-
1m1at1. Allman Fisher, Luella Weber,
'.:vat Brain.
R. F. STF.norso Teacher.
We learn that lir. D. (1((ntelo))
has secured a settlement with the
parties in England, W11) were in-
t1ebted to him in an apple deal. --
The (anl,tllnt fnv0ivec1 is as ill to hove
Pesci :3:.'noo, and they offered hint
:> WOO, which 110 has aecentedl
thrO.u'alt his in wyer, Mr. Pro11(ltoot.
Mr. Cantelnn found it would be 110-•
eessary for him to go over to prose-
cute the writ, 011(1 wisely i'nncln(le(l
that he would be as well off in the
end by accepting the offer.
Born.
HursFo1 1—At Zurich, on Wednes-
(lay. Nov. 4th, the wife of Mr.
Fred Heiser, of (a son.
Sale Register,.
Sale of Farm Stock, Implements,
etc'., on lot 27, S. B., Elaay, 1'1 miles
west of 1Dashwood on Friday, Nov.
Btl), lit one o'c:loek share), the
property of Mr. IRonryr• Lender, E.
I;nsso l c'rry , auctioneer.
Stray Cattle.
�i +Aver; INTO TITT'. ENCLOSURE 0)''
` the undersigned nu or abort Oct.
20th, tour yoeng cattle;" principally red.
The ntl.,e:r is requested to mute and take
thein auger and oblige.
''e'• N. O'rrn, Lot. 11, (losshcn Line.
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MARKETS
Revise l every Thursday afternoon.
ZT'br'a)t 73 to
Oats .,.,•...... 27
13ar1(' .35
Pmts , 60
Flung 1 70 1
Wolter. ,.. .. 14
TiJ•r r; 10
(thickens 111 4
Cees...,,.. 5
Potattes., .... 30 •
1:11iNSALra MARKETS.
'Wheat-, '. .., 74 to 70.
Oats .. 30 33, •
Barley ..,... .• ., 40' • 40
7:1
21)
40
85
(10
15
17
5
13
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30
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For your Hardware, Tinware, Granite, Sliver
and `Glass Ware _ a
Sherwh = ilhiams
and Hollywood
Oils, Portland Cement and &1 kinds of
Building Materi
PA1
The Famous
gram '� � an•'^"..'37
sm , ,, • .., �Y, rs,.zaa
▪ durable Fence 01). 'tilt market
Don't I)c. deeeiv 0 with a i'4ut•e. Machine—You 11)11 not be if you. buy a LONDON'
ALL KINDS Olf 1'1•:NCE WIRE ON' II ANI)
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O OUR FALL AND WINTER GOODS
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RUBBERS AN SOCKS
_�,� {; We carry- the i eei. P e i+� � Ad=
f* -L' r
titi•r :
1Lc 4i
jn,til)le LECTUF G ; trio best Le�;gging
ever 11111(10,
F. ( Co
P1ZU..0bo
Eggs taken 111 exchange for Goods.
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STOVE.
Eo,at:
Do you need
A Cook Stove
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WE 'ri{E I1UR\ }
'WOOD OR COAL
At lock.bottor. Prices. ------
I 0121i2=29327soMilEISiM.',',.5,"2
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61; hi
rice -
hi Heating Stoves we have t h m
In Full Lines.
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Febris Bia krta, Kaiters, rugs etc,
c,•'•,,P,ott, t,.tAt Right P.C'3.eCaiite.
Our Harness are counted the best.
Once a Customer always a Onstomer
C. HA )TLFIB1,
The Big Hardware and Harness House. Zurich,
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WD 6110 Ci`n)9
AUTUMN
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proud to be able to invite you
v. our .1 'CY, New , - -
to examine large variety of iv civ
Goods. We do not hesitate in stating
that it is the best and largest variety
shown. by us. Wise buyers will know
by corning early they get best choice.
Prices ranging from 30 cents to $1.25.
Quer Waist Goods are complete. We
whsh to draw your attention to our
Drop Ornaments and Sectional Trim-
mings, and Pearl buttons --a large Var-
iety.. .
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