HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1904-09-09, Page 1The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay. Township.
Vo•i, V. No. 7.
ZURICH, ONT., FRIDAY, SEP. 9,, 1904.
Per Year.
LEGAL. CARDS.
J. O. OOOKE,
(Late with Garrow +& Proudfoot) Barris-
er, Solicitor, Notary Public.
Hensall, Ontario.
7, (f..ST.1.N13UrY, D. A. N. W. GLADMAI .
Gladrlaan. & 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 IIENSALL--
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
--OFFICES '
Honsall—Over Stoneman's Jewellery Storo
Exeter Offices—Over O'Neil's Bank.
WINK ', HAYS & BLAIR
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS,
NOTARIES PUBLIC, &O.
Goderielh, -- - - Canada.
w. rRorDroWT, l:, r., I It. C. 1I:1114.
0. F. STnlr.
BUSINESS, CARDS.
1 R.J. HAMILTON,
Vet. Surgeon and Dentist
Treats all diseases of domesticated
Animals. Veterivaryr medicines of u11
kinds always on hand.
Day and night calls promptly attend-
ed to. OFFICE--- In Wm. Bender's
Oil Stand, Main St., Zurich, Ont.
ANDREW E. L-IESS.
,fire Insurance effected in all leading
companies. Accident policies issued.
ZURICII - - ONTARIO.
DIR. E. A. SELLER',
Dentist, graduate off the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons, Toronto. also honor
:graduate of Department of Dentistry, .
Toronto University. Painless extraetion;
,f teeth. Plate work a speciality.
At Dominion House, Zurich, every
Monday.. I 6;
EBOSSENBERRY,
• Licensed Auctioneer for 1:Iur-
ien County, respectfully solicits the pat-
ronage of those who intend having sales.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
HILIP SIPPLE
Lieenaed Auctioneer for the
County of Huron. I would request'
those having sales to gal] on nte.
Tesrns moderate; satisfaction guaran-
teed. Your patronage solicit. 0.
H O TEL.S .
* * * E * er THE 0 t"v El: Eli +i.*
. COMMEtiGIIL H TEI is
* G * vi ZURICH El,( E$ 63 F,0 tis,
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Strictly up-to-date in modern im 6
rovements. Dining rooms is sup- re,
Cr plied with only the very best. ¶ ¶ o
0 Bar contains choice liquors and
j, eigars. 1f '¶ ¶ ¶ ¶ 0,
0 Excellent Sample Rooms 0
Mss Cor Commercial Men.
LOCAL N,EWu^
The Western Fair will be. in full
swing next week.
For a fine til) to date Hat and Cap
call at D. S. Faust.
Single Farness $10 for $8 at
Hartleib's till Sept. 20th.
The new shade in ties this fall is
Brown. D. Steinbach has them.
Mr. Samuel Holtrmann returned
to Cllesley on Tuesday Morning.
Mr. Ed. Siem is holidaying at his
home in New Hamburg. for a few
weeks.
New Ads,—The Great Northern
Railway, C. Greb, D. S. Faust, C.
Hartleib.
Be who fights and runs away
will live to run another day, if he
is a Russian.
Are you wanting a new suit this
fall. See D. Steinbach's.new lines.
They will suit you.
Messrs. Harold Johnson and
Fred. Hill, of Olinton,spent Sunday -
and Monday in town.
Miss Freda, Iles left on Monday
for Seaforth, where she will attend
the Collegiate Instituto.
Miss Mary Foster, of Fairgrove,
Mich., spent Saturday with her
cousin, Mrs. F. W. Hess.
Mr. Chas. Oreo returned from.
Detroit on Tuesday after spending
a few days with Uncle Sal..
Be sure and attend the excellent
entertainment which will be given
here, Fair night, Sept. 22nd.
111r, Thomas J ohnson took a trip
to Hamilton and is also taking in
Toronto exhibition this week..
it's prudent to have two vices,
so that if you swear off one you
can do the other twice as hand.
Mr. Jolin Voelker and niece, Miss
Annie Hess, visited relatives in
Tavistock for a few days this week.
]Hiss Diana Rickbeil and friend.
Miss Flossie Kibler, visited friends
in Exeter for a few days this week.
Preeter's new Dress Goods are
.in and as usual he has some spec-
ially good lines at attractive prices.
A combination Smock and Over-
alls for 45.2.5 at D. S. Faust.
Every workingman ,should have
one,
Mr. and Mrs. Menne �Schwartzen-
:truber, of the Bronson line, visited
friends near Tavistock, on Labor
Day.
Quite a number of our local
sports were in Bayfield on Labor
Day atltt report having hacl a good
time.
Messrs. Alf. and E+ d. Peine, of
1.0nclen, were renewing acquain-
tances in town last SUndny and
Monday.
.Anybody can learn !row to steer
:. bout or an automobile, but no-
t>ody has yet found ont how to
ontrol a weltlsll.
J, Preeter has a lot of ladies'
blouses ancl. shirt -waists in white
ancicolorecl, worth from r5cts. to
on sale at 25cts.
The marriage of John McArthur,
hardware merchant, of Hensall, to
Mrs.lScott, of the sante place, took
place in•Hensall, on Tuesday.
1VMir . Ea. Appel was called to Bat::
Axe, Mich., in connection with a
will probate of the late Jacob Ruby,
who died there some time ago.
Mr. Geo. Trott, the popular
photographer, of Hensall,will hove
bis portable gallery to town short-
ly and will remain'over the fair.
fr J. F'. RAU, PROPRIETOR.
THE
omini011
if®use.
This House has recently ohangecl
hands, and is now one of the
most orderly and best con-
ducted Houses in the
Province
I cttcr Table, in the'oaninicn.
R. Johnston &Son
PR Or1IT !ro115.
MARKETS
.Revised every Thursday afternoon.
Wheat (old) x;1.00 to 1.00
Wheat (new) ... , , 05 to 1.00
Oats , .... 30 30
Barley • .. 3i 38
Peas 60 62
Flour ... . , 2 5ff 2 75
Butter 12 13
Eggs... .... 16 17
Chickens ib 4 5
Potatoes . i-. , ..... 50 50
Hog.live (per.ewt).$5.00 $5.50
There is more activity in actual
building operations here than in
Toronto at the present time. All
work is at a ,complete stand -still
there owing to the strike.
For the guidance of local sports -
mon the following items are quoted
from the Ontario game laws : Ducks
—September lst to December 15th ;
geese and swans—September 15th
to May 1st in the following year ;
grouse and hares—September 14 1).
to December 15th ; pheasants and
plover—September 15th to Decem-
ber lith; prairie fowl—September
Lith to Decornber 15th ; quail—No-
vember lst to November 30th. ; wild
turkeys—October ll tl1 to December
1.55th ; snipe and wvooclenek. Septem-
ber 15t11 to Deeei,nber 15th; Sfltlis-
rels, black and grey—September
1511 to December- 15. These dates
indicate when the game mentioned
may be flouted or killed ; both' the,
opening and closing dates are in-
cluded in each season. No person
not resident and domiciled in . On-
tario may hunt or kill any :game,
animal or bird in Ontario • without
having proeurod s non-resident
license.. - -
Small Combinatiou,Sul'e for sale.
Apply at this offioe...
Everything at post for cash till
the 20th Sept. at Har•.tleib's.
Mr. Norman Book is visiting
friends, east, fora few weeks, •
Miss Joanna .. Eill,ert visited
friends in Hensall over Sunray.
Rev. and Mrs. Schuelke are en a
visit to friends at Tavistock, this
week.
New sets of Single Harness at
Dost at C. Greb's Hardware, for the
next ten days.
miss Nettie Well attended the
millinery openings in Lindon and
Toronto last week. ,
Mr. J. D. Merner has freshened
tip the interior of his- store by an
applieacion of paint.
-
Mr. .Horn, of Exeter, recently
purchased -a bean.tifnl buggy from
Messrs, F. Hess & Sete
Miss Nora • Schnell i� quite ill
from the effects of poison ivy. She
is under the doctor's care.
Come one, Dome all to the town
hall on fair night, for a good enter-
tainment has been provided.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Zeller spent a
few days recently at the Toronto
exhibition and Niagara Falls,
Mrs. John Fuss and Mrs. P.
Sipple spent uday this week with
Mrs. Wni. Klopp, Zurich Load.
Bills are ont for a ball and sup-
per to be held at the Commercial
on the second day of the Fall Fair
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Randall, of
Listowel spent a few days recently
with the former's parents in town.
Mr. C. Sebrag improved his pro-
perty by putting down it cement
cistern. Mr. Harry 'Weber had the
job.
Mr Edgar Magel returned home
on Monday after a week's vacation
with relatived and frit+nd, in ilJieh-
i;n u.
D. Steinbach is siv,wug ,t new
stock of Dress Goods, which are
the hest yet for quality, style and
price.
Mr. and Mrs. Carden. of
Detroit, spent Friday hast in town,
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.
Hamacher.
Mrs. George fanlibell of the
Bronson Line, ;^taanley, spent the
past three weeks with. her daught-
er, at Berlin.
Mr. and Mrs. George Scheellig
left this 1Fridayl morning for a
week's visit to Bright, Woodstock
and J3lenheiin Township.
Messrs. Andrew Hess, Dan. Koeh-
ler and ]Dike Meidinger are taking
in the sights at that Toronto exhibi-
tion, Buffalo and ,Niagara Falls.
Mr. Sam. Fanst retnrnecl last
Friday from his trip. He visited
nurnerous point:: in Michigan and,
is looking none the worse for it.
All business places will close on
second Fair Day, from 2 to 4 in the
afternoon. This will give all
bands an opportunity to see the
Big Show.
The following will take part in
the entertainment to be given in
the town hall here on Sept. 22nd:
Miss Amy Johns, sololist, Exeter ;
Miss Mildred Godwin, elocutionist,
Exeter, both of these ladies are
graduates of Alma College and are
well worth bearing and the Honsall
hale quartette considered the best
this side of London. Don't fail to
hear them.
Quite a number of subscribers to
Trxa HERALD send their copies of
the paper to friends far and near.
Every time a paper is !nailed it
costs ono cent for postage,?and then
there is the nuisance of Wrapping
and posting. Tho news is stale
before the paper is sent away and,
taking everything into considera-
tion, it IS very unsatisfactory.
Now, in order to relieve you of the
nuisance we decided to offer Tian
HERALD for the remainder of the
;year for only 25e. We will send it
to any place on earth for that
amount. Send in your address at
once.
The regular' meeting of the W. C.
T. U. wire held at the home of Mrs.
C. Fritz, on Monday evening, Sept.
i'ith. Miss Litho 'tannic) led no
devotional part, Owing to the
n -mount of business to transa.ot the
educational part was -dispensed.
'evil!. 14Uss Etin'1 Williams was
appointed delegate to the County
convention to bo held, Goderioll
Sept. 20th and 21st. The election
of officers was as follows : Pres.,
MA'S. Hsyrock ; 'Vico Pres., Mrs.
Sala Mc rn.er ; Cor, Secy, .13oatrieo
Stoinbaeh; Rec. See'y, Lydia Ran-
nie; Treaanrer, Mrs, Mngol ; Audi-
tor, Mas. E. Zeller.
rnOMmrxewrerv=i 2C
Dm S. Faust's
It
PALL TOCK
1
Our Fath Stock is expected to
be complete next week with
new designs such as Dress
Goods, Waisttngs, Ladies
Jackets, Ladies Rain Coats,
infant Coats and a compete
line of Gent's Furnishings.
�r4
D. S. FUST,
General Merchant,
ZURICH, ONTARIO.
High Class
-go
My spring Stock of
has arrived and I have a large range of the best
foot -wear made in Canada.
Do not fail to sez th
they will suit you in
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Eggs and butter taken in. exchange.
OHAS. FRIT,,
THE E S H O .;. E FIa A N, e- ,v ZURICH.
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Ne - mile k'n'etts
TE ARE OFFERING A FINE LINE
of Dinner and Tea Setts, just to
. hand, direct from. England,and can save pro-
spective buyers honey-. We also carry a full
line of dishes of all kinds.
ro , m Setts
E HAVE A LINE OF BE.D-R00
Setts, which are of the newest
designs and colors on the market, at
bottom prices. Be sure:and see; these
before purchasing elsewhere.
Highest prices paid for an kinds
of produce.
rock -
goods
J. PREF
ER,
ZURICH - - ONTARIO. ,
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We dt Printing.
We do neat and quick work.
Let us Ino ,r your Wants.
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