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The Zurich
, . . WISMER
Horse Shoer and
GEEERAL BUCK- i TH.
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 C rcia c
r
A Few First -Class
Finished and ready for the
road, for SALE Cheap,
Also several good Second-hand Cut -
Cuts at a remarkably LOW PRICE
Call and ,See them.
F. NES & SON, tiiirich, Oiltaric
K
1 f f kkisch's
MILLS.
Planing and Saw Miff
—All 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.
In the ohange of ad.. of R.Pickard
Co. they announce that the Piano
will bo given away at noon on Dec.
24th. All tickets to be presented
at their Hensall store on that elate.
They u.re also offering great bar-
gains in all lines at both their
branehcs—Hensall and Dashwood.
Tho bills for. the Public Scheel
Concert, to ho 'held in the Town
Hall here, on the evening of the
22nc1, instant, are now out, and the
prospects are good for a large at-
tendance and a first-class entertain-
n)ent. No trouble or expense is be-
ing spared to make it the Concert
of the season. Everybody is invit-
ed, and the small sung of 15 cents
admits adults, so that none may bo
debarred from attending, at least
so far as the cost is concerned,—
Friends from the surrounding clis-
I triet are expected to be out in force
!especially the ;young folks. ]3oys,
jsee to it that you not only come
yourselves but be sure to bring
your best girls along with ;you.
T1IE 1:I1 nAI.r> would like to secs a
little more taste displayed in the
dressing of the several shop win-
dows especially (luring the holiday
season. The sun is not strong.
enough now to damage the goods,
and besides adding to the smart ap
pean.ance of the town,it believes the
increase in sales from a judicious
aid conspicuous arrangement of the
several window displays would re-
sult in increased. sales. To sell al-
most anything it requires to be seen
to the best advantage. A nicely
dressed window always draws the
passer's attention, and the•sight of
some article on view often makes
him remember that he needs such
thing, when he is likely to step in
and purchase it then and there, lest
it again escapes his memory.
Field Gates, Water -
Tanks for Wind -mills
and Water Troughs.
I1lills loth Con., Lot 25.
C. Kalblieisch
Zurich P. 0.
YRELLEWEJ
Read to top word backward and
it will tell you what to buy
for a Christmas gift.
A fine lot of Gold Rings
for all classes.—Some
nice wee Rings for
little folks.
A full line of Watches, Clocks and
Jewellery to select from.
PRICES RIGHT.
F. W. Hi SS,
THE JEWELER.
WANTED
A man to represnt " CANADA':
GREATEST NURSERIES" in the town
csf ZURICH, and surrounding coun-
try, and take orders for
Our Hardy Specialties
In Fruit Trees, Small Fruits.
Ornamentals, Shrubs, Roses,
Vines, Seed Potatoes, &c.
S tock true to name and free from San
Jo is Scale. A permanent position to the
rig lb man on either salary or commission,
Stone & Wellington,
FONTHILL NURSERIES,
oven SOO ACRES.
TORONTO, - - ONTARIO.;
3-4an.
NOTICE,
AS. I HAVE ADOPTED THE CASH
.+ System, all accounts must be paid
by Sept. 1st.
C. S cyJHRAG�a �y
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Flour and Feed, Zurich.
tench with home affairs no matter
what you may do with outside oaCes,
and help your Editor to make his
publication worthy of the place and
the people where it is published.—
It nests hire little loss than from $25
to ?(30 to get out almost any kind of
F sheet, vreekly, and in many cases
from $75 to $100, according to the
amount of reading matter which it
gives, and yon got the advantage of
this expenditure for u fraction less
than two cents ! Insignificant isn't Oils,
it ? Is it, therefore, asking tbo
much that yeti take your home pa-
per, when the advantages are so
largely in roar own favor ?
The worst watch "fake" of re-
cent times has been perpetrated on
the unwary farmers, during the
past few weeks, by a wily stranger,
who has been going up and down
the side lines and concessions wax-
ing fat on the innocent tillers of the
soil ; and so long as newspaper
warnings go unnoticed., so long will
these "gentlemen" be ready to
swipe the farmer's hard-earned
money. In this last case watches
that are worth from. $2.00 to $2.25,
were disposed of for various sums
from $7,50 to $35.00, according as
the victims were ready to hand out
their oish. Mr. F. W. Hess, the
jeweller of this town, showed us
several of these watches, and so far
has had no less than eight which
already required doctoring. The
works are stamped 21 jewel, but as
a matter of fact 8 is all they con
Min, and some of these are not al -
.lowed to touch the pivots or the
Watches would refuse to go. There
are also several idle wheels, or pin-
ions, screwed on the works for ap-
pearance
sake, and have nothing
whateve rto do in the mechanism of
these wonderful time -pieces. Time
and again THE HERALD has warned
people from dealing with strangers,
and time and again our advice and
counsel has been disregarded.. One
notorious feet is that in nearly all
cases these fakers never try to do
'business" in towns and villages.
Why is it—are our country cousins
" easier marks ?"
Subscribe for your local paper,
and be loyal to it first, LAST and
ALL THE TIME. It makes your
town known abroad : it chronicles
your items of interest from week to
week. It helps you to sell every-
thing you have to dispose of, and
aids you in buying everything you
have to buy, by pointing you to the
best markets. It prevents you from
being taken in by fakirs, by expos-
ing their methods in advance of
their conning. It is constantly
striving to advance the price of
your property and in this way add.
to the value of its own business:—
It is your true friend ; it ever stud-
ies your interest and how it can
bring the neighborhood into greater
prominence, and advocates mea-
sures calculated to bring the great-
est good to the greatest number of
people in the district. It draws at -
tion to things needing remedying,
and keeps everlastingly at it until
its aim is accomplished. It gives
you the local market reports; it
takes cognizance of your friends,
the comers and goers ; records your
marriages, gives the births in the
neighborhood and sympathises
with you when bereaved by that
grim monster --death. It publishes
the society news—tells you what is
fashionable end what is out of date
—announce the time of arrival and
departure of snails, trains, stages,
&c. If you lose anything it helps
you to find it ; if you find anything
it helps you to restore it to the
rightful owner. If you are short of
Help it helps you to get it, and if
you want a situation it is not back-
ward
ackward in coming forward to aid you
to that end. It directs you as to
the best grades of stock to raise ;
the best kinds of fruit to plant the
best remedies for diseases of trees,
plants, flowers, horses, cattle, sheep
and swine ; and in • a hundred and
one other ways aids you in yoa.'ui?
business—no matter what that, bus
Mess may be. By all means take
your home • paper—know what is
transpiring in your midst -keep in
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For your Hardware, Tinware,
and ' Glass Ware „
Sherwin=Willi I ms
and Hollywood
Portland Cement and all kinds of
sun
a o e,
Granite, Silver
SL.ABTOWN
S&)eciEtl to Tart, HERALD.
Mr. Peter Campbell of near
Brue field visited at Mr. ,Tolnn
Decher's last week.
Mrs, Broderick formerly of Hen -
sell is at present staying with her
son, Mr. (Gov. Broderick.
Mr. Battler. one of the directors
of Hay \intual Fire Insurance
Company was called to Chiselhurst
last week to investigate the damage
clone by fire in Mr. N. Horton's
dwelling. .
Mr. and Mrs. John Decher also
Mr. Deeher's father and mother
spent 'Tuesday with Mr. Louis
Rader.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hey started
Tnesdav on a driving tour to Inger-
soll and other places.
Meidinger paid a flying
visit to his Babylon line friends
last week.
PHILADELPHIA.
Special to Trrx HERALD.
The dancing party held at Mr.
John Elhott's was a grand success
and all those present kept the tip
up till the "wee sma" hours in the
morning.
1![r. John Schilbe killed a very
large pig if not the largest in some
little distance it dressed. 705 lbs.
Some farmers here hauled home
some wood already for next winter.
Mr. William Schilbe spent Sun-
day under the parental roof.
Miss Laura Wagner is at present
laid up with a severe attack of cold
and sore throat we wish Ler a
speedy recovery.
F. Snell was the guest of Mr.
Wm. Klopp on. Sunday last.
Mr. Jess Geiger was in our Town
on Sunday last.
Very few women can detect the
difference between being made love
to and being loved.
Born.
ZETTEL.—At Zurich, Dec. 4th, to
Mr. and Mrs. John Zettel, a
daughter.
NOTICE
All taxes of the Township of Hay must
he pail by the 14th day of December; or
4 per cent. will be added.
17-3 CitAn Es TRurmt, Collector.
NOTICE to CREDITORS.
1n the matter of the Estate of John Koch,
lute of the Township of Hay, in the
County of Huron, Yeoman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to R. S.
0. cap I20 that all creditors and others
having claims against the Estate of the
said John Koch, deceased, who died on or
about the 7th'day of Augtst; 1003, are
requested on or ,.before the 31st day of
December, 1903, to send by post prepaid
or deliver to Henry F. Weseloh, at the
Village of Zurich, one of the Executors of
the Will of the said John Koch, deceased,
their Christian and Surnames, addresses
and descriptions, the full particulars of
their claims, the .statement of their ac-
counts, and the nature of the securities, if
any, held by them.
And further take Notice, that after such
last mentioned date, the said Executors
will proceed to distribute the Assets of
the deceased among the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the claims
of which they shall then have notice, and
that the said executors will not be liable
for the said Assets or any part thereof to
any person or persons of whose claim,
notiee shall not have been received by
them of such distribution.
Dated the 1st day of December, 1903.
,Henry A, Weseloh Executors
John Weseloh 10-3
MARKETS
Revised every Thursday afternoon,
Wheat ,
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Barley, '
Peas
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Ducks.. • ..
Geese
Potatoes:
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Wheat ...... .. 74 to 75
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Barley .... , .. 40 .40
Peas....... 65 75
Flour,,..'.;�, ... 2 00 2 10
Hogs (live) per owt.. 3.75 to4.25
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75
28
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62
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The Famous
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Most durable Fence on the • market
Don't be deceiv d with a Fence 1lachinc-You will not be if you buy a LONDON
• ALL KINDS OF FENCE WIRE ON HAND
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OUR FALL AND WINTER GOODS
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RUBBERS AND SOCKS
We carry the Peel Patent Ad=
justible LEGGING ; the best Legging
ever made.
P. B EtN D E R & Co.
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Do you need
A Cook Stove
'This Fall ?
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WOOD OR COAL
In Heating Stoves we have theme
In Full Lines.
Rous, Blankets, Halters, rugs eta,
a¢,, ,.4. .3tAt Right Price,t, ,.;.tot,2t
Our Harness are counted the best..
Once a Customer always as Customer
C. HARTL N IB,
The Big I3are'l.ware and Harness House. Zurich,
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NOW IS THE TIME to be thinking of what Presents you will make
1 We can help you—our splendid new stock will help you. Allow
us to make a few suggestions. How about 'a beautiful
Toilet Sett, Writing .Companion,.
Travelling Case (leather,) Shaving Case,
Glove Box, Etc. ?
Or The above are in Leather and Celuloid Cases and Satin Trimmings.,,,
FANCY CHINAWARE — Beautiful Selection..
Handerchiefs and Linens.
Fancy Embroidery. --Silk
See the now material—EXCELDA—fine as Silk ; cheap as Linen.
TOYS—DOLLS—BOOKS—DRUMS
See the Ohatterbox and Ohaterwell Stories for young readers.
GENTS'
6s I n®T ' FURNISHINGS -0'
Nei lilies in SHIRTS, COLI,HRS, TIES, GLOVES,,
Mti f f leis, (Satin.)
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zot,Confectionery.
An entirely Fresh Stock of CANDY, BO.iv-BONS, CREAMS,
NUTS, ETC,, ETC,
A 11 Christmas Goods at Rock bottom Prices.
D. STEINBACH,