HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1903-11-27, Page 8The Zurich Herald.
J. H. WISMER
Norse Slloer and
GENERAL 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
• o t'bz.
A. Few First -Class
* BUGGIES *
Left, which will be sold at and
below COST, to make room for
the large stock of CUTTERS,
now nearing completion. This
is a good chant to secure a
Buggy CHEAP. Don't fail to
call, if in want of such an ar-
ticle.
F. HESS & SDN, Zurich, Ontario
Kalbfleisch's
MILLS.
Planing and Saw Mill
—Ali kinds of woodwork and saw-
ing done to order. Estimates
given for all kinds of buildings.
A full stock of B. C. Red Cedar
Shingles. All kinds of lumber al-
ways on hand.
Field Gates, Water -
Tanks for Wind -mills
and Water Troughs.
Mills 14th Con., Lot 25.
J. C. 14 albt.eisch
Zurich P. 0.
Just 4
Arrived
The "ALMA " SILK
GUARD, for Ladies,
f Complete with Gold Bangle
and Snap, up.to.date J
Price only - - 50 Cents.
HOW ABOUT A
COLLAR BUTTON ?
I have the Bullet top Buttons
1 in sets of four
Price 20 cets. per set.
watches, Clocks, JEwelcry, etc,
MUSICAL GGODS.—PBICES RIGHT.
F. W. HESS
THE JEWELER.
'ANTED
A pian to reprosnt CANADA'S
Giu ATnsT Nunenaine" in the town
of ZURICH, and surrounding coun-
try, and take orders for
Our Hardy Specialties
In Fruit Trees, Small Fruits.
Ornamentals, Shrubs, Roses,
Vines, Seed Potatoes, &c.
Stook true to name and free from San
Jose Scale. A permanent position to the
right man on either salary or commissiou.
Stone & Wellington,
FONTHILL NURSERIES,
oven 800 Aeuis.
TORONTO, - - ONTARIO.
3-4m.
NOTICE,
S I HAVE ADoPTBD THE CASH
2i., System, all accounts must be paid
by Sept. 1st.
C. SCHRAG,
Flour and Feed, Zurich.
Hotel, Toronto, million . ccollar
hostelry, where the prices run from
,$3 to $35 per, day, It is just a trifle
too high toned for Tris HEaAL)
Man to put up at,unless his patrons
should insist on paying in advance
for their papers, when he might
enjoy the luxury of an "upper
room" for a few hours some time.
An explosion of Acetylene gas
took place in the School house of
the Presbyterian Church at Rippon,
on Tuesday evening, when a child -
rens' entertainment: was in full
swing. Spino eight or nine persons
were more or less injured, as well
as the pastor and care -taker. Tho
school house is said to have been
compiotoll-'wreekecl, and darkness
prevailing after the accident, there
was much confusion before all were
extricated and removed from their
perilous position. This is the se-
cond explosion and wreck of build-
ings, from the sante cause, within a
month' or sit week, the other being,.
an hotel at Ridaeton'n, where at
least ono person was killed outright
and several injured. It would seem
high time that such dangerous il-
luminants should be discontinued.
Mr. Tom, Kelley, of this village.
helped install this Kippen plant, -at
the time it was put in, and it was
doubtless well done, but wear and
tear since, caused a leakage which
resulted in the unfortunate occur-
rence.
l3AYF1 ELD,
Special to TRE HERALD.
Owing to the heavy storm, the
Evaporator was shut down for a
few days and stopped peeling for
the season. The stock of apples
still on hand will be chopped and
dried and shipped. This Evapora-
tor has done a large business this
season.
The School Trustees held a meet-
ing on Friday evening last, and en-
gaged Mr. Will Robinson for Prin-
cipal and Miss Flossie Stanbury for
assistant, for the next year.
Mrs. Vanstone and Miss Maggie,
of Benmiller, are visiting Mrs.
Vanstone's daughter, Mrs. Thomas
King, here, at present.
Mrs. Simons and Mrs. James
Reid, of Goderich, visited friends
in town; last week.
Mrs. John Ferguson is visiting
friends at Goderich, this week.
Tho Presbyterian and English
Sunday Schools aro busy practicing
for their Xmas entertainments—
dates later on,
Mr. Ab. Vanstone, of Detroit, at-
tended his father's funeral, at Ben -
miller, last week, and spent a few
days here before returning to the
city again.
Messrs. Sandy Brown, Ed. Reid,
Fred. Baker, Wm. Elliott, Benj.
Spencer, Wm. Turner, John Spen-
cer and Thos. Burnsides returned
home last week, after spending the
summer on the Government survey
Steamer, Bayfield, at Port Arthur
and Fort William. The steamer
was laid up at Owen Sound for the
winter.
The late frosts and storms have
reduced the wood piles considera
bly, also raised the prices.
Mrs. Story and son, of Thames -
ford, visited her sister, Mrs. Thos.
King, here, last week.
The Cider Mill is doing a rushing
business this fall, owing to the
abundance of apples.
Dr. M ktcalf's house, on the hill,
is almost completed.
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
Chas. Parker. who has been ill for
some time, is not recovering as fast
as friends would like. • We hope
soon to see her round again.
Mr. Charles Kegan, of Alpena,
Mich., is visiting under the parent-
al roof, at present.
Captain Thos. Pollock, of Selkirk,
Man., is visiting friends here, at
present.
Mr. Jas. Sturgeon has moved into
new abode, whit:h he bought
recently. Ile has had it all neatly
repaired and it now makes a com-
fortable dwelling house.
Mr, Harry Darrow, the genital
proprietor of the Commercial House
is having the roof of the Hotel re -
shingled, but owing to rough
weather has had to stop.
Dr, Freeman, of Clinton, was in
the village on Monday.
F. A. Edwards has bargains,'
Miss Jennie Erwin entertained a
few of her friends one evening last
week.
Mr. Joe' Brown has moved into
his new house, and is now almost
settled.
Bev. C. Gaircliner and Miss Gair-
diner, were Goderich callers, one
day last week.
Mr. NormanUaaneron, of Toronto,
is visiting at the home of his fath-
er, Mr. Jas. Cameron.
Miss Grace Cameron spent a day
at Clinton, last week.
Mr. W. Brandon spent a, few days
recently, at Belgrltve, and returned.
Saturday last.
Mr. Thos. Burnside Jr.., of Varna,
is visiting here, at present.
Mr.i. King and wife, Of Clinton,
spcnt Sunday in town.
Mrs. Dr. Smith was a Clinton
caller, Saturday last,
Dr. Russ, of Sea:forth, made a
business call, last Friday.
• Mr. F. A, Edwards is in London,
at present..
• D, T. Gardner has returned for a
short while, •
E. T. Twitchell of Clinton, spent
Sunday in the village, with his
friend, D. T. Gardner.
Revs. Snell and McNeil exchang-
ed pulpits, on .Sunday.
.Dick Peck, of Seaforth, spent
Monday in the village.
Messrs. John Pollocic and A. E.
Erwin were a delegation to a big
railroad meeting, at Guelph, last
week, with a view of securing a
line of the C. P, R. to our village.
Court Bayfield, No. 1143, I. O. F,
are making arrangements for their
to red 0. .
For your Hardware, Tinware, Granite, Silver
acrd 'Glass Ware .�
Sherwin=Wjllgams
and • Hollywood
Oils, Portland Cement and all kinds of
uilding Materials
ICS
The Famous
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Most durable Fence on the market
annual Ball—date later on. This Don't be deceiv d with a Fence Machiuc—You will not be if you
Cont t is in a thriving condition,
haring added a great. many new
members during the past two years
DASHWOOD
Special to Trn HERALD.
Messrs. G. Brown and W. Tiernan
have returned hone after working
in Oscdda for some time.
Mr. A. Brenner is putting up a
new barn on his premises which
he lately purchased from Mr. W.
','Palper of _Exeter.
The Misses Lily and Theo Hartleib
who are attending high school at
Exeter spent Sunday at there hone
here.
The Misses Mabel and Jennie
Hardy drove to Zurich Friday
afternoon.
Mr. E. Boswell has gone to High
River, Alberta, where he has secur-
ed a situation. Mr. Adams has
taken his place in the R. Pickard
store.
The school concert given on Fri-
day, Nov. 2Oth,was a grand. success
and all (present enjoyed the pro-
gram. The scholars taking part
are worthy of the highest praise.
Mr. S. Hardy and wife spent
Sunday at Mr. W, Pfaff's.
Mr. Oliver Grabill, of Exeter
High School, was home over Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Beaver,of Crediton,
attended the school concert here
on Friday night.
Mrs. F. Ilse has been numbered
with the sick the past two weeks.
Born.
Smm ox.—At the Bronson line. Hay,
on Nov. 16th, the wife of Mr.
Conrad Sienron, of a daughter.
DUCHARMis.—At Drysdale, on Nov.
20th, to Mr. and Mrs, John
Ducharme, a son.
Foltrsr.—At the Purr line, Hay,
Nov. 25th, the wife of Mr. John
Forrest, of a son.
HORSES FOR SALE!
1 have several 2 and 3 year olds
and also a number of aged horse,,
which I tun offering at reasonable
prices. 1 can also supply any kind
you want at short nottco,
WILLIAM FEE.
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Lot 27, Con. 10, Hay. Zurich, P. O.
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!MARKETS
Revised every Thursday afternoon.
'Wheat :. 74
Oats .... 27
Barley 40
Peas 60
Flour .1 75
Butter .. 15
Eggs ... , .. 17
Chickens ib .. 4
Ducks .. 6
Geese ... 5'
to 75
28
4i
62
1 85
16
18
5
6
5
Potatoes ............. 30 30
HENSALL MARKETS.
Wheat •74 to 75
Oats
Barley , , , , , , 40 40
Peas 65 75
Flour ..., ....,. 2 00 2 10
Hogs (live) per cwt4.10 to 4.65
Meeting of the Huron
County Council.'
rilHE COUNTY COUNCIL will meet in
the Court House, in the Town of God-
erich, on the First day of December next at
the hour of 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
W. LANE,
Dated at Goderich, Cletk.
This 16th of Nov. 1003.
FARM FOR SALE.
In the Township of Stanley,being
lot 20, South Boundary, containing
96 acres, more or less. All cleared
but about 2 acres, . It is situated
2X miles from the village of Zurich
tt.ncl 6 miles from Kippon Station.
There is a good comfortable house
on the premises, as well as two
bank barns • and other necessary
outbuildings, well supplied, with
water, well fenced and otherwise
rn good condition.
For further particulars apply to
Jn.Mns EsLTtrR,
1ni-1) Blake P. n,
ALL
buy a LONDON.
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OUR FALL AND WINTER GOODS
TS AND SHOES,
RUBBERS AND SOCKS
We carry the Peel Patent Ad=
justible LEGGING ; the best Legging
ever made,
P. BENDER. & Co.
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ZurieYt.
Eggs taken in exchange for Goods.
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STOVE.
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Do you need
A Cook Stove
iTrhis Fall ?
E THEM !
THEY BURN
WOOD OR COAL
4t Rock bottom. Prices
emmozzamsEmmEmmamaxa
In Keating Stoves we have them
In Full Lines,
Bolles, Blankets, Halters, rugs etc,
.4 ,„4.4,,,tAt Right Price, -4,.4,. ot.,4, t
Our, Harness are counted the best.
Once a Customer always a Customer
C. I-IARTL1IB,
The Big Hardware and Harness 1 -louse, 7Znriciz,
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AUTUMN
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E are proud to be able to invite you
to examine our large variety of New
Goods. We do not hesitate in stating
that it is the best and largest variety
shown by us. Wise buyers will know
by coming early they get best choice.
Prices ranging from 30 cents to $1.25.
Our Waist Goods are complete. We
wish to draw your attention to our
Drop Ornaments and Sectional Trim-
mings and Pearl Buttons ---a large var-
iety.
'D. STEINBACH,