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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1904-04-08, Page 5The Zurich Herald. Mr. Geo. Trott, of Tensa 1, is per. mallontly located in his gallery again for the winter and will bo open for business every clay Tuesdays excepted, Gm. ri'1toTT, 13-tf Photographer. Notice. THE HENSALL BRASS BAND, COM - posed of -about 20 pieces, are now open for engagement. Applications for this purpose should be addressed to Mr. ()Ras. L .Nona, leader, or Mr, A. McKAr, Secy., Hensall, Ont. l:l)AR POSTS FOR SALE:—We have �rLJ a large number of First Class Posts at the Lake Front, St, Joseph, which will be sold at reasonable prices. For particu- lars apply, to 48.tf M man, \e L1 x.DIR, Zurich, Fz rrn fur Sale. Containing 100 acres; abont 20 acres good hardwood bash,. frame !louse, bank barn and other outbuildings, (rood water. Price 5#'100.00. Apply at once to • E. Zei.l.na, 7urieh. A man to represent "CANADA'S GREATEST Noxsl.Rrtss" in town of Zurich and sur- rounding Country, and take orders for Our Hardy Specialties 1.0 Fruit Trees, Small Fruits, Orna- mentals, Shrubs, Roses, Vines, —Seed Potatoes, Eto.— Stock true to'name and free from San Jose Seale A permanent position to the right man on either btt<lary or commission. Stone tip Weflington FONTHILL NURSERIES, ovnit 800 ACRES, Toronto, Ont. Cudllnore ' Sons, Dl•;A'LJ RS I:V ... Lime Sc. Cement, LATH, AND ALL KINDS OF Building Material. 0 ;-- WE SELL OIIEAP. 'Dive us a Call. West of G. T. R. Station. Hensel! , - Ont. Clubbing ratesa nWe have made arrangements to offer the following 1o7 clubbing rates with TITh Hw.BALD Daily Globe . $ 4.2:1 „ Moil & 15 Empire 4.2 Weekly Globe 1.75 Mali & Empire 1.75 .Berliner Journal (German) 2.50 Family Herald & Star 1.7; Daily Free Press 3.25 Weekly Free Press 4 Daily .t alvertiser Weekly- Advertiser Weekly gun Farmer's AAtivocate Sale Register. �4 UCTION SALE, ON SATURDAY, April 9th, in the Village of Zurich, at ? o'clock p: in., auction sale, Of Real Estate itml Household Furniture. Ml.nu, 1[.,NNAIf Haran. Executrix; Et). Bos:3isx- 1 ,dirty, Anal ioneer'. `a l,'CTION SALE' 01' FARM STOCK Jmnlemen!y, rete„ on lot 8, con. 15, 11ny, 00 Tuosduv April lath, at 1 O'olook, p. ul. JACaa 111.1)100N 0, Prop.; E. Bus. BEIMv, Anotioneer. TTINRESEWED AUCTION SALE ()F Iarm Stock, Implements, ete., on Lot. 25, N. B., Hay, .6 mile west of Blake, on Thursday, Apr. 14th, at 1 o'olock, p.m. Aux. Tiromnsox, Prop.; E. Bosssx11aRltr, Auctioneer. NOTICE. 1 a.m closing my books and will shortly leave the country, I hereby give notice that all accounts owing me roust be paid. by the first of April. JOHN SCI•HAFETL Petty sang a solo at the English (,Murch. In the evening the choir of the .Methodist church gave a song service, four anthems and three quartettes, which were very much enjoyed by the large congregation, Dr. Sellery took a trip to Toronto this week. Manager Billings and Mr. Martin, of the Molson's Bank, had a jaunt to Detroit this week. Editor Neelands, and family, had a trip over Sunday. Millinery opening; were held last week and a few of the young ladies appeared on Sunday with their new head -gear. Mr. Brandt, G. T. R. agent, is now paying out over :;:300 for snow - shovelling for March, all classes appear on the pay -roll. Two freight trains a day now and still it takes a week or more for goods to come from Toronto. Miss Moir was visiting her sister Mrs. J. Case, in Toronto, . over Easter. Mr. W. Kemp, of Eeaforth, spent Easter at his horse here. Mrs. G. Trott visited. her home in Stratford, over Easter. A pair of rest _r hisses from S. T Hopper will help your tired eyes (From another source.) i,Xr. Ales. Lewis is making ar- rangments to hove, from here. Miss Ilelen Swan spent the East- er holidays with hen sister in Toronto. Mr. Richardson, of Wyoming, occupied the pulpit of the Carmel church on Easter Sunday. 1 Miss Mina Doan spent the Easter holidays with friends in St.Thonitts. 1.715 Mr. Sinclair, of Obiselhurst, mov- 2'40 eel into Hensall this week. 1.»0 The largest shipment of hog:: at N• '; one time vas inatle by John Shep- pard last Monday. The total num- ber was 2.10. PNI LADELPHI A. 'Special to Trrr 13:nuAl,n. Six wood -bees were pulled off on the line last week—ono for every work -day in the week. At Ezra Smith's an interesting race took place between Ed. Stelek and Win. Dowson en one side and Jack Elliott and Louis Jeffrey on the other. The former won in 15 seconds, for one cut through n 15 inch log. Mr. and Mrs. John 'Schnell visited at Mrs. H. Stelck's on Friday after- iloon. • Prof. Fish is not making his reg- ular rounds at present. Miss Ida Durand has gone to Stratford to visit her brother-in- law for a few weeks, Mr. William Schilbe loft for Mr. .J. Coclllane's near li llsgreen on Monday, where he is c ngaged for 7 months at $10.00 a month. Mr. Wm. Howard is on the sick list for some time past. Mr. Ferdinand Schnell and. two .:sisters and Miss Josephine and Mr. Win. Schilbe visited at Mr. Win. Klopp's on Sunday evening. Mr. Ed. Howald left for Hensall where he has a job on the railroad as section man. • Messrs. Leno Kipfer and John ..Schilbe are working at Henry Kalbileiscl]'s saw hill in 'Chicago., 'A number of young fellows from here attended a wood cutting bee at Elinor Klopp's on Wednesday. HENSALL 'Special' to TIM HERALD. Mr. George 1VIcEwen, M. P. re- turned to Ottawa on Tuesday, Messrs. Brown and Geiger, of 'Toronto,, were holno for the holi- days. Miss Irene Pope returned from Dashwood, on Tuesday, aftei tt lenghty visit to her 'hunt, who has nearly recovered after over three months trouble with rheumatism. Misses Ellis, Murdock and Petty, 'students at London were holm for the holidays, Miss Ellis will bo here all this week. Appropriate music was sung in all the churches on Sunday. Miss Mr. R. ()u livor° was at l3eaeh- ville recently, arran'ring for his yearly supply of building. limo. Miss Louie Mair left for Toronto last Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs. Joe (?ase. i3uilding prospects in and ('round Hensall are very bright for the COt1Lnl Season. '.There are no better signs of t11(? times, Mr, W. Miller has ree veered from an attack of quinsy. Special Easter services were held. in the Methodist ellcn'cll last Sun - clay morning. In tits evening the choir eon(lnetc(:l rL song service. The church was nicely decorated. A fine new safe, containing' the latest and most approved fixtures, has boon installea in the Sovereign Bank }hero Mr. (George Moir left for Winne - peg last weer;, where he intends re- siding in future, Thenphile Belanger will be hang- ed. at Ste. Scholastigne, ou ,Tune 10, for, the u]nrdor of his brother-in- law, Antoine Seguin on Feb. 1903. A typical miser was fotlncl by the police in Toronto, last week, - He was living in a three roomed house, in a most wretched sta.to of filth and rags. He had ;1,080 in the Post -Office Saving bank, and his wife recently loft his] t2,000. MARKETS Revised ovary Thursday afternoon, Wheat 88 to Oats30 Barley 40 Peas 60 Flour .....2 25 2 Ratter 13 Eggs.... , 12 Chickens lb 4 Ducks 6 Geese ........ 5 Potatoes . .. .... 30 IIENSALL MARKETS. Wheat . , 88 to Oats 30 Barley ... , ...... 40 Peas . .. 65 Flour ... , .. . 2 00 2 Hogs (live) per cwt.. 3,85to4,85 90 32 45 62 50 14 13 5 1 6 5 30 90 32 40 75 10 T have ta full -line of r r x d ,Garden Se ids i w 2 Packages for 5 cts. Regular 5 ct. size. Leave your order for any special kinds of ,pTE CARRY EVERYTHING THAT IS usually kept in a first class Feed and Seed Store. `:, C>'`T andi.=-tea Co SC 1 Aa, Zurich. et hh R.eady For Sprhi S UU OUR Linos of Farm Implements gave such General Satisfaction lust sans 111 that we have again put in stock the FLEURY, CJOCICSHUTT, 'WILKINSON anal PERCIVAL Ploughs NO Better at Drills, Cultivators, Discs, any Price are notetl for Good Quality and Low Price! When you look for the best, look fcr Ii aorl ww+.od Iv Cr" This year we are selling the iiag cwt Create Separ,. for --Easy to run-- .Easy to clean—A money-maker—Easy to buy— J. F. bold, _Deering Agency 'ZURICH w ' imp,==amm.L .1 in t. ict t it - A GREAT GO . TO`., THE HaR..1LO, your hCnle Pa11" Toronto Daily News American Farmel' Weekly (+lobo 'Weekly Montreal M B NATIO N C`-».. Herald OU'U PRICE FOR 'J'IIE LOT, ON LY. Aciclress or Gall at 01100. 1. (. 0 t 121 L?YA.S 1.,111M.in�J, :1.1 ). We have also i ,if1••Lov, Rates on otileri Lou l.d�(l. Baily. & Weekly � t1 --- Newspapers. 13.50.1,, 2.90. 'THE HERALD OFFICE, gatM, t . ;it s iv..�I i Mireeneo\K IPeu,nrcey laEtzfan When the nerves are weak everything goes wrong. You are tired all the time, easily discouraged, nervous, and irritable, Your cheeks are. arsa pale and your blood is thin. Your doctor says you are threatened with a nervous breakdown. He orders .this grand -old family medicine. "For more than 19 years I have used AYer's Sarsaparilla in my fsmtty. Itis agrandtonic at all tines, and a wned,•rfal medicine for Im- pure hood."—D. C. 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Vire know of no offer we could make that would more thor- oughly rove our confidence and faith in There is big profit i n raising; poultry If you go ahont it ut too right way. hIalf- 11101`+ 11 PCS 1110 an only If you would get the full prclit ant of this fruitful department of your faro! you mu.:it work .1111(10 tile best conditinhsl Fon can do t his only when you use a Chatham Ineubittor and Brooder. we positively guarantee it to be a good hatcher and we sell it on the most liberal terns ever offered by any manufacturer. We will ship you—freight prepald by us—a 2" cu at...� it. If the Chat without one cent of cash from you until Oct., 1904 ham Incubator is not all we claim for ft you aro not out one cent. Chatham Igen bators are mado just as good as money and still can make thorn. Wo haven't stinted in anything. `('11e hidden parts aro as strongly made and as well finished as the parts you see. They aro built to stand the hardest hind of wear and give tho very hest of service. They embody every real improvement known in the manufacture of Incu- bators. Cut out the coupon in thecorner ofthis ad„or write your name and address on a postal card and mail it to us^for full particulars of our ofror. Do it to -day. Mention this M. CAMPBELL FANNING MILL CO., Limited paper. DEPT. 1510 CHATHAM, ONT. Manufacturers of Chatham Incubators and Brooders. Distributing. Warehouses at Montreal, Qua.; Brandon, 1{an.;1 aCalgary, Alta.; vaucouver,n.a.l tiaras, x.5. cerlos at Chatham, Ont., and Detroit, 1I1eh. Also Mnnuta,Lulors. M the famous Campbell Nanning Dulls. 101 • M. CAMPBELL FANNINC6 MILL CO. Limited CHATHAiM, OLYT. DEPT. sip Please send your descrip. tive Catalogue of the Chatham Incubator,togcther with alliufor- mation about your special offer, whereby no cash will be paid until October, snag, .Name P,0. Address 44.444404446 a ArearatRailway Stattoo, ..,- *hoe .- .....t.....$ Addrass all lettere to >whatham, 0s'0