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The Herald, 1904-04-29, Page 1The ;Official Organ. of Zurich and Hay Township, Vol. [`!., No. ,•�0: ZURICH, ONT., FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1904. $1. Per Year. LEGAL CARDS Hr J. D.COOKE; (Late with Gairow & Proudfoot) Barris ex, Solicitor, Notary Publie. 13ensah, ' Ontario. J. G. SYMMETRY, Ii, A. k?., W. (MADMAN. Madman & Stanbury. BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTA- ries, Conveyancers, Money to Loan on Village and Farm. Property at lowest rates of interest. Documents in original German read and advised upon. —AT HENS ALL-- edery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. OFFICES•-- Hens'all-Over Stoneman's Jewellery Store Exeter Offices—Over O'Neil's Bank.' PROUDFOOT, HAYS & DLAIR BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC; &C. Goderich, - - Canada. W. PROUDFOOT, X. C I R. C. MAYS. G. F. STAIR. BUSINESS CARDS. JACI1AND & CO., REAL ESTATE ?c INSURANCE AGENTS Village and Farm Property bought and sold. Rents collected. Conveyancing of, all kinds promptly attended to. We represent the 'Leading Fire and Life Insurance Companies and respectfully solicit your patronage;' Special attention given to collection of Notes and Accounts. 'OFFICE Zurich,BL �K: Ontario. (L. V. BACHAND, Notary Public) R. J. t -i A M t L.T O N,:` Vet. Surgeon and Dentist Treats all diseases of domesticated Animals.. Veterinary* medicines of all 'kinds always on hand. Day and night calls promptly attend- ed to. OFF10E -- In Wm. Bender's OId. Stand, Main St, Zurich, Ont. ANDREW F. HESS. Fire Insurance effected in all leading companies. Accident policies issued. ZURICH - - ONTARIO. D'• F. A. SELLERY, Dentist, graduate of the Royal College o£ Dental Surgeons, Toronto, also honor graduate of Department of Dentistry, Toronto University. Painless extraction of teeth. Plate work a speciality. At Dominion House, Zurich, every Monday. 1-26 E BOSSENBERRY • Licensed Auctioneer for Hur- on County, respectfully solicits the pat- ronage of those who intend having sales. Satisfaction guaranteed. PHILIP SIPPLE Lieensed Auctioneer for the County of Huron. I would request those having sales to call on me. Terms moderate; satisfaction guaran- teed, Your patronage solicited. HOTELS. .0000000000000000000000000 0 Cs 47 0 00 0 t) THE 0 0 0 COMMERCRL HOTEL • 0. 0 0° 0 ZURICH 0 0 Iia +� 41+ Strietly up-to-date in modern imp ▪ provements. Dining rooms is sup- * plied with only the very best. ¶ ¶ • Bar contains ehtiiee liquors and ,yr cigars. If 1i ¶ 1r ¶ aExcellent, Sample Rooms O for Commercial Men. J. P. RAU, PROPRIETOR. ammammeramonepanirmil 0 s'3 0 0 0 0 0 3 000040 490190@I00*00Ci00190*4 THE House. Ansancommornommornmeamorsaharstrassestal This House has recently changed hands, and is iiow one of the most orderly and best, con- ducted Houses in the Province. e Vetter Wable in the orninien. R. R. Johnston 8 Sorg PROPI2Im (TORS. Lbo.A.L NEWS Mr. ]Larry Wing, of Ship -a, spent Sunday in town. . A portion of the wall on the north side of the tannery has caved in: • D. S. Faust has a good light spring wagon for sale at a bargain. Mr. H. J. D. Cooke, ofi Hensall, was in town, Wednesday, on busi- ness. All next week — 40 cent garden rake's `far 25 cents cash at Chas. Hartleib's. • Mr. J. A. Williams has had a drain dug to carry off the surplus water from the mill yard. Dr. L.' G. Routhier, who has been spending the winter in San Antonia Texas, returned to St. Joseph last week. Mr.. Simon Geiger, of Michigan, is spending a short time with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Geiger. at present. On Wednesday evening a name ber of intimate friends spent a very enjoyable evening at • the home of Mr. Louis Foster on the Babylon. Rev. Alfred. Geiger, who is sta- tioned in Muskoka district, is pay- ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Geiger on the Bronson, a visit for a short time at present. Mr. G. G. McPherson. K. C. of Stratford, solicitor for . the Strat- ford anti St. Joseph. Electric Rail- way Co., was in St. Joseph for a few days the fore part of this week. Mr. John Gingerich and wife, of Wilmot Township, Waterloo Coun- ty, returned to their home on Mon- day, after a pleasant visit with relatives and friends in this locality for ashort time. The house cleaning days are here when women worry and men are sorry, kids are naughty and cur- tains spotty, carpets dusty• and pictures musty and all are glad 'when they are over. Mr. Win. Hildebrand has moved into the house which Mr. Abraham Geiger recently purchased from the Boeker estate. On Tuesday evening some of the young people bad an enjoyable dancing party there. The South Huron Farmer's Insti- tute excursion to the Ontario Agri- cultural College and farm at Guelph will take place on June llth. These excursions are very popular and all will be pleased that one will be hold this year. With the assistance of the latest machinery a piece of leather can be transformed into a. pair of shoes in thirty-four minutes in which time it passes through the hands of sixty-three persons and through fifteen machines. Messrs. C. Greb and J. Preeter have bacl the electric lights put in their stores. Acetylene gas vas formerly used for lighting purposes but owing to the many accidents caused by its use in other places Mr. Grob has decided to remove the machine. Mr. Robert Broderick, who has been spending the winter with his uncle, Mr. Fred Schuettler, left for his home in Cleveland, Ohio, on Wednesday. While here, Mr. Broderick took out'a Canadian pat- ent on an electric arc light of which he is the inventor and which is be- ing successfully used in tae United States. Hensall had a narrow escape from destruction by fire last Saturday night. At about 15 minutes to 11. o'clock fire was discovered in the building where the fire engine is kept and by the timely arrival of a few citizens it was extinguished. If the fire had got a start of five minutes More noticing could have stopped it and it is a question where it would have ended, as all the buildings in that neighborhood are frame and very close together. The origin of the fire is unknown, but incendiarisna is suspected. Mrs. Bart, of Hay Township, who resides near the swamp, back of Peter Munn's place, is in a bad state She has been ill for some time and an operation is neccessary to . save her life. As the family are very poor the operation cannot be per- formed at her home and she is too weak to be moved to a suitable place. The 'husband is a laborer and there are a number of small children ranging in age from. three to thirteen years. By the charity of a few of the neighbors, the fain - are kept from want but it is thought that the Hay Council ought to act in the matter with prompt- ness. New ads.—J. D. Merner, R. G, 1N ichol, Sohrag's Seed Store, 'Zurich, is the place'to buy..youi seeds. Mr. J . Preeter and fainily, spent Sunday with friends in Dashwood. Bring your eggs to Schrag's, Zurich. He will pay you cash for them. Mr. and Mrs. Kellerman,of Dash- wood, were the guests of Mr. Chas. Fritz on, Sunday. • ' Mr. Frank Bossenberry sold a fine piano to Mr. ,Louis O'Neil of Olandeboye last week. Rev. J. Hauch, and wife, of Walkerton, are the guests of the former's brother, Mr. P. Hauch, at present. "It is better to have it and not need it than to need it once and not have it." So it is with fire insur- ance. See Andrew Hess about it. Messrs. Joseph and George Bris- son; of Drysdale, left for Detroit, Monday, where they have secured good situations with the street ear company of that city. The regular meeting of the W. U. T. U. will be held at the home of Mrs. S. Rennie, on Monday even- ing, May; 1st at half past seven. All the ladies are invited to be present. It is reported that honey bees are dying from the effects of the pro- longed severe winter, but the rag bees; and quilting bees seem to have pulled through fairly well, in fact exceptionally well. On Wednesday Mr. John Dumart purchased a handsome driver from Mr. Louis Foster and in the oven- ing sold it again to Mr, Chas. Fritz. Charlie is now in it with any of them when it comes to fancy drivers. Mr. Herbert Schilbe; of the 14th Con., shot one wild goose and wounded another one last week. A large amount of skill is required to bring down one of these birds and Herbert considers himself lucky in securing one. The fall wheat in this vicinity is showing up well, and if nothing happens to stop the ruwthfrom now on a good yield is expected. Farmers are getting ready for seed- ing, some have their fall ploughing to do yet as the early snows last fall caught many of them unpre- pared. The following is a part of the re• port of the 40th annual .conference of the Evangelical Association held at Sebringsville, beginning April 21st. West District —S. R. Meech - tel, P. E. -New Hamburg, E. Burn and L. Am:Leber ; North E. Hope, E. Eby Tavistock, D. Kroh ; Strat- ford, A. Y. Hoist ; Sebringeville, C. S. Finklaeiner ; Fullerton, E. F. Haist ; Middletoi. to be supplied ; Milverton, J. C. Morinek ; Maitland G. Gishler ; Zurich, W. J. Yaeger ; Dashwood, M. Clemens Crediton, G. D. Damm ; Alboro, G. Meyer. IIr. John Westlake, of Stanley Township, has had a very success- ful maple syrup season. He has a fine bush on his farm comprising nearly seventy-five acres and most of them are maple. He also has an evaporator made especially for boiling sap. The sap is poured in- to the first apartment and after going through several other apart- ments, kept at different degrees of heat, it comes out, good, genuine maple syrup. Mr. Westlake has sent some of the syrup to the St. Louis Exposition and we will no doubt hear a good report of it. Elizabeth Reichert, relict of the late Henry Reichert, Sr., died at her residence east of town, on Thursday, April 21st, at the age of 78 sears. The• deceased had been in failing health for some time, but the sudden termination was rather unexpected, She was of the Luth- eran faith, a kind hearted and lov- able woman, and the mother of a worthy and highly respected family of seven children, three sons and four daughters. The funeral took place on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock and was largely attended. Drs. IP. L. Neal and N. D. 3111- elianan of the University of Toron- to Inedical faculty 'have completed their courses for the degrees of L. R. C. (Lon.) and M. R. 0, S. (Eng.). Both gentlemen were honor grad- uates from the university, and they have taken the above .degrees in the shortest time possible. They intend spending some time on the continent before returning.,—. The •Toronto News. Dr. Norman Buchanan above referred to is a son of Dr. Buohan- an of this place and it is with great pleasure indeed that we hear of his success. • ‘c�uooc�oco1; �ooc � Q" 1,=: -1 'd a'4 J•O' •C7.O l/•!?'© �'FG° P •O"•Q`�•q• P Q 0.1b oq a.o dgo 1�LL,INIY OPENING ON Thursday and Saturday 4 under the management of We invite ONE AND ALL to call and see our goods. Our stock is . of the newest designs and prices very reason- able. I1 S. FAUST, ONTARIO. GP ki High Glass `f 14Gr My spring Stock of • has arrived and I have a large range of the best foot -wear made in Canada. O >TiOt fail to see 'thein they will suit you ill ST"=' ', tea. "II=MBIC Eggs and butter taken in exchange. CHAS. F THE SHOE MA N, -. URI. wwivvAimakivm 6i at As the season for these goods is advancing we wish to call the attention of the Public to the' fact that we have •a most complete stock of both Ladies' and Men's Garments. Our Ladies' RAIN FS are the most up-to-date in Quality,tnd Style we have ever carried and at Prices that will be sure to clear • , . them out in a short time 1,U EN'S COATS: -We have them to suit alClasses 1r'f4 and at price priceeei low as the lowest; Quality Considered. Be sure and see our goods before buying as we can guarantee you special values. "Bring us your Dutch Setts, we pay highest prices for all produce." J. PRE ET R Zurich wAmmmemwknivmmAmmmvvivmkA A Coiled Spring Wire Fence I 41 With Targe, stiff stay wires, makes a perfect fence Not one pound of soft wire enters into the construction of THE FROST. The uprights are immovably locked to the. c running wires. with THE FROST WEDGE -LOCK, making an e CW d1� absolutelysc e TheLocks bind without kinking m �® Stock -proof Pence. g �, ((® or crimping either the stays or lateral Wires. Will not slip, and our , Co new method of enamelling and baking prevents rust, which adds greatly .s e to the appearance of the fence. Make no mistake. Bay THE FROST. o (, It is the heaviest and the best. Por sale by e3 E.fl�'4'� qo ) d&I. Ham'•ED E !� ? �e .. �� 9 .rich:. Uvu ,,uuw a�.i�v Qi)ww9uw,,,,,,,„„,,,,w,„w. w„,v,„wvv',,,,,v.',v+„.,