HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1903-12-25, Page 8. 1-1 WISMER
Horse Shaer and
GENERAL CLACK- SMITH,
Verity Plow Rapairs
ways on hand„
al -
AN work promptly alluded to.
Shop closes every Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Friday evenings of each
week, at six o'clock sharp.
Zuricb Carriage
A Few First -Glass
* C
Finished and ready for the
road, for SALE Cheap,
Also several good Second-hand Cut -
Cuts ate, remarkably LoW PRICE
Call and See them.
F. HES & SON, Ziiricli, Eatariq
Kalbfleisch's
MILLS.
Planing and Saw Mill
—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.
Field Gates, Water' -
Tanks for . Wind -mills
and Water Troughs,
Mills 14th Con., Lot 25.
. C. Kalloileisch
Zurich P. 0.
Y R E L L c• YYY E J
.Locals continued from page 1,
up. During this part, a chorus.
" Handle not the tempting 'Wine"
cup, was rendered In the business
part an opportunity was given to
sign the pledge, by which. we reoeiv
ed two signatures. The meeting
was closed with singing- the Tent-
peraaice Doxology.
frielnds: will r. be. pleased to oan's nuClea n
that he is around town again, as
lively as a Bee and seemingly little
effected by the severe ordeal
through which he recently passed,
He is now able to attend to profes-
sional calls as formerly, and will be
pleased to wait ..tion any who may
have sick animals on their hands,
Tho' reported dead and buried, Har-
ry is alive --for business.
Several of ottr merchants this
n oek. have quite showy, and
tive window displays. Mr.
Steinbach has two which doe
credit, and which took no little
pains to complete, one shows a nice
assortment of Chinas -are anti the
other gent's and ladies' furnishings
and novelties. Mr. J. D. Merner
has lits two very nicely dressed,one
of which is guarded by one of the
',Soldiers of tlao Queen"—or rather
TYS
19—Dialog. Little Boy in ]31ue..
23—Song, g. ,, eSiberian Inquest.
How Santa Conies,"
21—Tableau, The New Woman"
• urich school Promotion laxatn-
inatiora.
Tile following are the successful
pupils, at the recent examinations
of the Zurich, Pablie School in
order of Merit
e
•t
9 il.. ty e
0 0 0
For your Hard' are Tinwaare, Grante, Silver
ro' nd blase Ware_ ;,
S4erwin=WIH.f la s
nd f-lollyw Gd
ortost stg on W TO JUNIOR Iv, Offs Portland Cement and a
Ceuta Hess, Ada Koeher, Cornell �'1l kinds of
hloltzmtann, Arno Brenner, Lizzie
Welland, Haor Wetll Josepl. Ran- The a u i 1 d 1i ,y , to ° j� a
Ham
or Leonard. .'W urns, Arletta ,Wal -
per, �L211t)tt a
Iatie Tdo*iald.
moss . susuon iii TO SENIOR ITS.
Erwin Greb, Melvin Smith, Eva
William -as, Lee Hoffman, Harold Ap-
pel, Alfred Bender, Henry Fuss,
aurae- Harris Si<ahilbe, Roy Faust, Nora
Garnet Schnell, EIenara fl'artleib, Pearl
s him johnston,,iMorris Rau, .credo. Thiel
pi-toi£ SENIOR Ti To JUNIOR ITT,
ng — with drawn sword. Mr.
Sant. Faust has a good, display of
toys and fancy goods in one of his
windows and fancy furnishings in
the other, both are attraeti17e and
in season and even the ever popular
holly occupies a place in the decor-
ation, as it does in some of the
others. Mr. Preeter shows a win-
dow full of fur caps and the other
of fancy furnishings and nic•nacs.
This is the season when those
who are blessed with abundance
should remember "the poor" not
only in their prayer,but with some-
thing more substantial. There are
few of this olass,perhaps in Zurich.,
but there are thousands elsewhere
even in this prosperous year, who
will lack comforts in many f the
larger cities, where high rents,dear
fuel and perhaps sick children,
render it impossible to get more
than a frugal subsistence from day
to day. Then there is the sick
children's hospital, and the free
sanitarium for consumptives, both
of which are worthy of support,
and are getting it in sorne measure
at least, from the charitably dis-
posed and without which these
institutions Would be forced to
close their door. 'Tis a very old
saying that he who gives to the
poor is but Iending to the Lord.
Public School Concert,
The public school concert took
place, as advertised on Tuesday
'evening last. It was not only a
success in every respect, but a
grand success, at that, every avail-
able inch of space being occupied
and dozens standing during the
whe two -and -three-quarter hours
of the performance. That the
entertainment was a good one was
fully borne out by the applause
spontaneously accorded .ahnost
every
one of the 21 pieces on the
no programme and although the
hour was bate at, the finish—nearly
0
Read the top word backward and iwOtl
it will tell you what to buy haci
for a Christmas gift. thro
secs
A fine lot of Gold Rings f wry
---
for all classes.So,rne cs
, tht�In
nice wee Rings. for pc
little folks.
A full line of Watches, Clocks and
Jewellery to select from.
PRICES RIGHT.
- d W. HESS,
ti F-6EJEWELER.
NOTICE. e
5 I HAVE 1DIOPT3 ra THE CASTI'
� System, all accounts anus. 1.0 paid
be Sept. 1:,t.
C.
Flour caul Peed. Zurich.
Afit RIC
Revised every Thurimn y afternoon.
Wheafi tea 7
osats.. 27 2t,
Pc LiElarls,, . ' `. 40 45
1T`Icattr .1 7 5 1 85
Butter 13 16
Eggs-- 18
Chickens ib 4 5
Ducks , ..... 6 6
Geese .,.......... 5 r
Potatoes. , .. , .. 30 30
HENSA.LL MARKETS.
Wheat 74 to 75
Oats.. 30 32.
Barley, ... , . , ,• .. , 40 40
Peas •65 75
Floor. .s ��2 00 2 10
/logs (live) per cwt, . 3.75 to4,25
clock --most of those meseld willingly have stayed long
occasion required. The ord
ughout was good and every o
zed Co be .well pleased with t
in which the scholars acquitt
selves. The tableaux, we
cially good Land the colored
lights were well handled to produce
the best effect. The dialogues, fan
flag drills were also special as well
as pleasing features,. and the songs
from the "Tiny -tots" down to
"How Santa Conner," the last on
the list—were well rehderecl, those
of the "Indian" and "Good OIcl
Summer Time," beim, especially
well received. The drills "Dumb -
Bells," ''Pan" and "Flag" wore
themselVes worth the whole price
of admission, The music: by ?iiia
Doan was all that could be desired,
• and .Mr. Stelc'k and his able atwsis
tants have therefore good, reason
to be proud not only of -the way in
I. which they had tho scholars' tratin--
ed, but the hearty response they
Viet with from the. public, on this,
their first concert, Although every
child attending school received a
free ticket, and the adult: adtn;s-
mean, (with a few exceptions) only
...a cents, the receipts were.ovcr the
half hundred,
following is • t he program..
PAwr
rogranT.t'ARr T.
1—British to the CJore,7
2- f ialogne; " Cored.`'
3 ---son;;, " Tiny—Mts."—
4 --Drill' " Dumb -bells."
5 -„Song, " Xnnn Sleigh Ride,'
ti•—Reieitat. '''iiTlien l'a Shaves"
7—Song, "Indian.'"
y--Recit."' Ten little lazy' 'Boy's,"
0 --Tableau, 'Two Flower Girls'
10 ---.Song, '" Pity the•Poor,"
1.1,- •:bri1I, ", Flags.'' •
12 --Dialog., 'Marrying a Poetess.
.(Five minutes Intermission.)
PART II.'
1.3 --.-Drill " Fari and 13urles;tltte." •
•14—Song, "Good old Snni. r.ISiitzo,''
15—Ret. " The Minister to Tea"
Mary Thiel, Ariclrew Thiel, Clay-
ton Bossenberr.y, Lorne Weber, Ger
tie MVlcagel, George Fess, Theodore
Weseloh, Ahzaa:Ti Brenner, Clara
Bloch, Thomas Davison.
F5Ott1 JUNIOR. IT TO SENIOR II.
Lillie Weber, Ada Wurm, Elgin
Hess, Lillian Johnson, Norman
Truenaner, Esther Zettle, Alvin
Wurrn, John Thiel, Laura Hilde-
branclt, Wilber Rummel, .Alexander
Fos"er, Elton &knell, Annie Hilde-
hraa.ndt, Harry Fisher, Luella Therm
Pete Randell,
R. r, STi,7Go8,
Principal
SLAM -OWN
Special to THE HERALD. ' -
Fire : -- On Sunday afternoon
about half past three fire was dis-
covered in the dwelling of Mr.
Robt. Kidd. The neighbors were
quickly on hand but the fire bad
gained such headway that nothing
Could be done to save the house.
Some of the furniture was saved
but most of the clothing, fruit and
other things were destroyed, Al-
though Mr. Kidd had the building
insured for a small sum in the Hay
Mutual, his loss will be consider-
able. Miss Annie Bell, daughter
of Mrs. Kidd, lost her trunk, con-
taining most of her clothing. She
had just returned home from. Lon-
don a few days ago. Mr. Isidd and
family are staying with Mr.
Rennie at present.
Mr. Earnest and Miss Clara, Racier
visited at the home of their sister,
Mrs. John Docile; on Sunday, •
Mrs: Broderick, mother of M.
Geo. Broderick, left Hensel'. on
Tuesday morning to spend Christ -
mos with her brother.
Messrs. Arthur and .Tarries Rennie
returned from Illinois last week,
wherry they -haw, been working for
a year, They will spend the winter f
with their fat.hhr. •
14ir. Arntstrontr, raf ace ter. ivas
on the Bxla.;-1,arl line. this week, ons
basin ess.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dechpr drove
to the home of Air. Julius Bloch,
near Zurich. on Sunday.
nt sor. and Mrs, John Eley returnedI
e.r asst. week from a very pleasant 1
so r 1.3• a to Ingersoll and t ininity.
ne ‘....,,,oRia f On,' H S. ho. r II4X,
he .-- t; 6 .Iolni Buie.Ic k ; Class
eel o....,„ John Rennie, Jacob Battler.
re n�rend,aaah Bissnh, ch, Pranka5R .Mlle
e.
Tillie Her ; Class 11 Eft`.--titilt(,n
Baugh, Arthur Haugh, Moses
l3aechler ; Class II Jr., -Clara Eisen -
bath, Nettie Poster ;' Part II._
Cornelius Foster. Lauretta Decher;
Part I, -Albert Hey.
Speciel to Trrr liERALv. '
('utting strew and opening roads
is anent the; order of the day around
our burg.
Qnif•et a lolly tiiaio was spent at
MrsHenri Stalks ono e-Yening last.
weplt Srhen a load of young €'.silts
from the Goshen line South, drove
clown. The evening was spent in
(lancing, singing and other social
: The young sports drove
tin—wash tial town at a very lata
hour the T113t, morning, which gave
us to ttndcasta.nd that they. made
good nse Cd the night.
Mr. John Retarrch -who had for
the past few years been Working in
11at tttcakt,a, arrived hotue again and
Onking well, but John segs it
;ns not that country- that made
hint lank the tway. It iS the goad.
j
old font fecnth. . '1
Mt Writ; steinhaeh wlto has for
the past fa^'w months been working
in the flax mill intands leaving for
Parkhill in the near future, where`.
he is engaged with Mr. Chas,
She
1
Miss Lizzie Albrecht, who has
for the hast few days been t'i.siting
friends near Kippers returned horny,
again. s
Miss Maggio Stelek has returned
home agtain after a few weeks' visit
near I-Zensali,
A few of our young men 'intend
ng a trip to Detroat,Port'Hrtran
some ether yanitoe points along
the„.
1,6*Song, < .folly Good Sohg” and
" Sak
1:7' -Tab, e F Joan of Arc ' T and
i t Iver,
ar
Most durable Fence on the market
Don't be doceiv. d with a Fence Machine ---You will no be if you buy a
ALL KINDS OP PENCE WINE ON I1AND
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t Come and See !- -
OUR FALL AND WINTER GOODS
BO TS AND ES
RUBBERS AND SOCKS
Arigra .40".4
We carry the Peel Patent Ad=
justible LEGGING ; the best Legging
ever made.
P. BENDER & Go.. Zurie j.
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Eggs taken in exchange for Goods.
Wishing- you 365 days of
wood lack, with health
and prosperity for /9o4.
Yours for Business
' MARTLEIg.
like BHardware and
Harness house,
Zurich, - _ O
a
Llirorri
rsotOW 15 THE TIME to he thinking of .what Presents you will .nape
a 'We can help fart --our splendid new stack will help you. Allow
us to snake a few suggestions. How about a beautiful
of .et Sett, Writing Companion,
Travelling- Case (loather,) Shaving Casa,
Glove Box, Etc. ?
FANCY
he�atbove��aarype in� Lenbe Otr ICI
loicl (lases and Statin Trnuminas...,Xj.
J• �•✓ .G C J'..L A y V avetimm=masannier i L i 1=.,.,m-^"'^ Cin*.a trtvn
Beautiful Selection.
i{aiiclex chiefs and :f,i.iens.. ----„ .
Fancy- Etnhrof deafir:--Salk
Sea, the now .material--EXCE LDA --fine as Silk ; cheap as Linen.
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TOYS—DOLLS— O =5.=. U.5
See tho Chatterbox and C'haterwell Stories for young readers
GE TS' FURNISHINGS
Ne ::a lines .±r SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, GLOVES,
27;ufflers, 'SCit;iri)
An c ntirely Fresh Stock of CAND"i.; Bial -BONS, CREAMS,
ETC.,
lit
Chriittuas Goods at Rock bottom Prices.
D. STEINBACH