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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1904-06-10, Page 1The Official Organ .. of Zurich and Hay Township. Vol, IV.,, No. 46. ZURICH, ONT., FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1.904, $i Per Year. LEGAL CARDS. .J.D.COOKE, (Late with G -arrow & Proudfoot) Barris- er, Solieitor, Notary Publie. 'Rensall, Ontario. Z. fin. STANITURY, R A. P. W. GLAD»SAN. Gladinan & 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 I= NSALL-- every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. ---OFFICES--- Hensall—Over Sboneman's Jewellery Store Exeter Offices—Over O'Neil's Bank. PROUBFOOT, RAYS & BLAIR BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, &O. Goderieh, -. Canada. W. riEotrrooT, E. ,0 R. 0. HAYS. G. P. BTAIR. BUSINESS CARDS. JACI1AND & CO., REAL ESTATE & 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, Boa Ontario. (L. V. Baena.Nn, Notary Public) DR. J. HAMILTON, 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. OFFICE— In Wm.. Bendea''s Ord Stand, Main St., Zurich, Ont. ANDREW E. HESS. Fire Insurance effected in all leading companies. Accident policies issued. ZURICH - - - ONTARIO. DIS. F. A. SELLER,, Dentist, graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, also honor graduate of Department of Dentistry, Toronto TJnaivers'&ty. Painless extraetion of teeth. Plate work a speciality. At Dominion House, Zurich, every, Mo scdny• 1-20 E BOSSENBERRY, Lieensed Auctioneer for Her- 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 nee. Terms moderato; satisfaction guaran- teed, Your patronage solicited. I-IOTELS, 0 0 * T is OOWMEFC L HOTEL t.+ ZURICH * Q1 is Strictly up-to-date in modern hn proverenCs. Dining rooms is sup- plied with only the very best. jj i„. Bar contains choice liquors and cigars. if it 91 if 9f * Exeo1]ezlt Sample Roorns for Commercial Men., �1+� maw,naeaa.R.m..-+.w o .•z.... -:n . 0 J. P. RAU,'ielei0PRIETOR. THE orntnion osts House. This House has recently chi a hands; and ie now one of the most orderly and best con- ducted Honses in the Province. eeeo Tecate: ?gable in the "r oininion. R R. Johnston & Son, nnorRxn,TORS, ' evening. e LOCAL NEWS Dr. Gunn, of Clinton, was in town last Friday. If you wish the colt to develop into a vicious horse, let the bins tease it. The Band has been engaged for the school picnic and will liven up things considerably. D. S. Faust has a simply- of tomato and celery plants for sale. Dozen plants for 10 cents. Will McLeod, a whole concert in himself. Don't miss hearing him tomorrow, Saturday evening. Miss Emma Calfas, of Dashwood, is waiting on her aunt, Mrs. Wm. Calfas, who still continues ill. Mr. George .Volland arrived home from Detroit on Wednesday- even- ing and will remain for a few weeks. A. H. Francis, the popular soloist of Toronto will render it number of selections at the concert tomorrow evening. One of the boys lost a fountain pen on the football grounds. Find- er will please leave at THE HERALD office. Dr. Heist and wife, of Crediton, also Mr. S. Brown and wife of the same place, spent Sunday in town with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Schneuk, of Milver- ton, have been the guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Greb, the past week. One of the greatest mistakes in corn growing is too many stalks in a hill. Three stalks with one good ear each will give the biggest yield.' Mr. J. E. Myers, who eves on the stat of the Sovereign Bank.Exeter, has been appointed teller in the branch which has been opened at Wyoming. Mr. Chris. Schrag is now com- fortably settled in his dwelling, which he bought from Mr, J, D. Merner and had moved to its pres- ent position. Quite a number intend taking the Model Farm excursion to Guelph on Saturday, June 11th. The excursion train leaves Henstill at 7.45 in the morning. Make your own ice cream. Buy a freezer at Hartleib's and get :t book of 50 recipes for making all kinds of ice cream, ice drinks, pud- dings and custards. We sell them cheap. A petition has been passed around town and as all the business men have signed it, next Friday June 17th has been declared a civic holi- day. .All the business places will be closed for that day. R.ev. Father Forster, parish priest at Bothwell, hes been appointed by Bishop AleEvay to succeed the late Rev. leather Tiernan at Mt. Carmel. He entered on his duties at Mt. Carmel the beginning of Jtine'. Mr. -Fred. Leibold, agent for . the Frost Fence, reports business very brisk this season. He has already put up nearly two ton of coil spring wire, not including the up- righes and has nearly that much more to put up. The forty hours devotion services will begin in the Catholis church next Sunday, June 12th, English services will be held on Sunclay morning at 9.30 and Sunday even- ing at 7.30 o'clock,on Monday even- ing at 7.30 and Tuesday evening at 7.30 o'clock. Father Herm of Chat- ham will condnct the English ser- vices. Mr. John Haberer, of Park Ra- pids, Minnesota, is the guest of his brother, Mr. Jacob Haberer, on the Blind lino. His step -brother Mr. Fred I ilgus, of .Louisville Kentucky is also .his guest at present. Mr. :Engles has not been in Zurich for twenty-one years and notes many changes in the place and people. Mr. Julius Bloch has sold. his heavy team of greys to Mr. C. Ma- son, of Brucelield. The price real- ized was $410. The standard of horses in this section is being Steadily raised anal farmers aro be- ginning to realize that there is more money in raising the higher class of horses. Mr. Bloch has since pur- chased another team, Dr. Smith and Mr, W. Whicldon, of Bayfield, were in town on Tues- day. They were making arrange- ments for the celebration to be held in Bayfield on July 1st. The Zurich. Br ass Band will likely be engaged to furnish. music for the day: The.Bxcelsoir orchestra will altogether likely furnish rnusio for the grand ball to be held in the Mr. Oliver .Johnston, of Clinton, was in town on Saturday last. Public School •Inspecor Torn paid an official visit to our school on Tuesday. Mr. C. Hertleib solid a fine Pan- dora range to Mr. Harry Ran, of the Bauble, last week. Miss Brown of Crediton, spent a few days this week in town, the guest of Mrs. J. Preeter. Mr. H. Arnold, manager of the Sovereign Bank at Hensel', was in town Wednesday evening. Next Friday, June: 17th, will. be Zurich's Big Day., We hope all will join in. making it asuccess. • Division Court will be held in the Town Hall here next Monday. Some interesting cases are on the docket. Moving pictures, always popular. New views will be given at the Concert in Town Hall on Saturday evening. Mrs. Rau has moved into the house vacated by gr. C. Schrag, and which she bought from Mrs. McCormick. Mr., Ed Axt has purchased a 3 year old colt from Mr. John M. Oesch for $150.00. The colt is a promising one. Mack Vincent in his comic and illustrated songs is sure to please you.. Coyne to Zurich Saturday evening and enjoy yourself, Mr. Henry Zimmerman, Sanitary Inspector, is making his usual tour of inspection through the 'western part of the Township. An Ice-cream Social is to be held under the auspices of the Zurich Y. P. A. en Friday evening, June 24the Parttcularo in our next issue. Mr. L. P. Snider;: of Montreal, Inspector of the Sovereign Bank,. inspected the books of the Zurich and Dashwood branches last Fri- day and Saturday. Mr. Ed Bossenberry reports a brisk business in the\wind mill line having sold no less than five mills in the last few ween:,, He handles the celebrated 'Imperial" mills. The Sovereign Bank of Canada have purchased the private bank- ing business of Mr. Jitcob Fuller, Theclford, rind will open a branch there. Mr. Puller has been appoint- ed manager. On Saturday, June; 18th, the Toronto Globe will celebrate its Diamond Jubilee or the sixtieth anniversary of its founding. The first number of the Globe was pub- lished in 1844. Young ladies if you wish to be- come expert cooks buy it gem food chopper and get a recipe book with 3{30 recipes. The lutest out: See them. Millions in use. Price $1.50 Httrtleib sells them. Mr. W. G. Hess has torn clown his bicycle shop and in its place will erect a more suitable and con- venient one. The building torn down -was built about 355 years ago and was one of the first ones erect- er'. in Zurich. For painting your house use Hol- lywood paste paint, ;3 gal. paste uaint with. % gal. raw oil acldecl will make 1 gal, pure paint. Paint .cannot be adultered . when put, up in paste form. Tho adulteration follows when it •is turned out. Hartleib sells it. Mr. Geo. Buxton. who at one time owned the Kuntz brewery, Godericli, and later proprietor of the Colborne House, Goderich, has bought the Waverly House,Clinton, and will take possession this week. Mr. Buxton is known to many in town as ho at ono time delivered the product of his brewery here 'weekly. Messrs. F. Hess Se Son have turned out some nobby rig the past eew weeks. Among them we may reten- tion an open buggy, with bicycle wheels and cushion tiros. This is a very handsome rig and the piir- ehttser, Mr. J. D. Merrier, of town, feels justly proud of it. On Monday they sold a rubber -tire top buggy to Mr. James `Hagan, Sr. of Hills Green. The crops in this vicinity are looking fine and the growth is ad vancod nearly as far as it was at ti.tis time last year. The weather conditions have been very favorable although a little loss rain and more Sunshine would be welcome. The hay crop is expected to be a bumper Me and the farmers as a general. rule are wearing happy smiles over the outlook. Other work on the farm has been somewhat delayed through the late spring and the wet. weather but good, progress is being made, FAUST �-- IS STILL, TO TSE FRONT with all newest'designs such as UNDERSKIRTS—white and blacwith, lovely Frills; Prices $1.25, ¶l 40, $1.50 $2.25 each. READY-MADE WAISTS -in Linen, White and Black Lustres at $2.00 and $2.25. WHITE MUSLIN WAISTS-Beguiaar $2.00, now for $1.50. FANCY WAISTING—Of the very latest from 50 ets. to 75 cts. per yard, Call and see these Waistings. LADIES' VESTS—From 8 ets. upwards. A special on LADIES' HOSE -15 cis. a pair or two for 25 cts. .' FANCY LACES—Of all different patterns and prices. READY-MADE WHITE APRONS—Small sizes 25 cts., long sizes 50 ets.. A new range of WAIST SETTS for 25 eta a sett. Cream Basket Wove DRESS GOODS for (i0 ets. a yard. Black Frill DRESS GOODS for 40 ets. a yard. LIEN'S CELLULOID COLLARS 20 cts. each. MEN'S TIES the very latest for 25 ets. and 50 cts. LINEN COLLARS the newest kind for 15 cis, all other collars in Linen 15 cts each. MEN'S HATS—In Fedora and stiff at different prices. We invite everyone to call and look at these goods. Also invite you to see our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. D. 5 FAUST, High Class FOOTW My spring Stock of • NEW NS has arrived and I have a large range of the best foot -wear made in Canada. Do not fail to see them they will suit you in Eggs and butter taken in exchange. CHAS. FRITZ THE SHO AN, Z WANICIWONW Special MMANWAMMIMIA m erg h We are offering big bargains in ktea's Serge and Fancy TWEED SUITING. We are offering Tweed Snit Ends for $:3.00, t;:3.50, worth from $15.00 to $17.00 a suit. A good All Wool Navy Worsted Sere for $6.00. There is big money in el; lime for any one looking for a suit of Shoddy or Toronto fire Goods, but 6enuno 1p�" todate up-to-date goods, No friirr Call and be convinced that what we say is cori't et 30 ZURICH PJ. RE J. PAMEWMANWAMMNY }3: nnetrrn v. Penn Tomente -- .ctiozi to recover the amount of a promis- sory note paid by the plaintiff for defendant. W. Proudfoot, K. (3., for plaintiff. E. L. Dickinson for defendant. By consent of counsel trialof this actian 1,171E4 postponed till the next sittings of the High Court for the county of Huron up- on the payment of the costs of the day by the plaintiff to the, defen- dant within ten days after the taxation thereof, In reefatilt of pay- ment of costs action to be clistnissec. with eosts. The above case was tried in Goc.ericln .before tiro 1Rtgh Court and a verdict given as stated. neater, ene, 1.+! 20. .Ll....! !tee:, 9 eica . ONTARIO. IMANYNAM AMMAPHA Rend Trii .T.-i^.1t..ten and. get all tho local newa. A number of nien pas—el through our town this creek, hailing :froni. Ottawas, and bound for b.f. Joseph, where they will work on the' dock. - ]dr. William Schwalm, on the Blind line, and. 31r Moses (.*ei act;', on the Bronstein have raised their. barns and will build foundations underneath. .i`he :Taco thee gain- ed will be used for stable; and stalls and in other ways things will ho made more convenient and modern The foundation of Mr. Sclwalr:i`s barn. will be completed We weak.