HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1904-11-11, Page 1The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township..
Vol. V., No. 16.
ZURICH
ONT., FRIDAY, NOV. 11, 1904.
$1. Per Year.
LEGAL. CARDS.
�• J. 0. COOKE,
(Late with clarrow &Proudfoot) Barris -
dr, Solicitor, Notary Public.
'Henson, Ontario.
a. G. &TANSGRY, •!. A. F. W. GLADj.1AX.
Gladman 8r Stanbur y.
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BARRISTELS, SOLICITORS, NOTA
ries, Conveyancers, Money to Loan
Village, and Farm Property at lowest
rates of interest. Documents in original
German read and advised upon.
--AT HENSALL--
every Tuesday, Thursday and.Saturday.
---OFFICES--
Hensall—Ower Stoneman's Jewellery Store
Exeter Offices—Over O'Neil's Bank.
PROUBFOOT3 HAYS & BLAIR
:BARRISTERS, SOLICITOR'S,
' NOTARIES PUBLIC. &C.
Goderich, - - - Canada.
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G. F. STAIR.
BUSINESS CARDS.
DR. J. HAMILTON,
Vet. Surgeon and Dentist
Treats all diseases of domesticated
Annuals. Veteridary medicines of all
kinds always on hand.
Day and night calls promptly attend-
ed to. OFFICE— In Win. Bender's
Old Stand, Main St., Zurich, Ont,
ANDREW F. HESS.
3)IVISION COURT CLERK. Vil- ,
loge and Farm Property insured. All the
leading Companies represented. Agent
for Accident and Sickness Insurance.
ZURICH - - - ,ONTARIO.
R. F. A. SELLERY,
Dentist, graduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, also honor 1
graduate of Department of Dentistry, •
Toronto University. Painless extraction •
of teeth. Plate work a speein1ity.
At Ilb.oininlon House, Zurich, every
Monday. 1-26 .
EBOSSENBERRY,
° Licensed Auetioneer for Hur-
on County, respectfully soiiei1s the pat- i
rona a of those who intend having sales.
Satisfaction guaranteed. i
H'ILIP SIPPLE
Licensed Auctioneer for the 1
County of Huron. I wound request `
those having sales to call on me.
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PROPRT1 TORS.
MARKETS
Revised every Thursday afternoon.
Wheat (new) 96 to 1.04,
Oats .... 29 30
Barley 37 28
Peas 55 62
Flour .........250 2 75
Butter .. 13 14
Eggs... ....... 17 18
Chickens lb; ....... 4 5
Potatoes.. 30 35
Hogs 'per owt).$5,00 X45.50
LOCAL NEWS
Next Thursday will be Thanks-
giving Day. .
Lawyer Dickson, of Exeter, was
in the village on Tuesday..
Miss Mina Doan, spent Saturday
and Sunday at her house here.
Mr. Louis ,Prang . and mother
visited relatives in Exeter on Sun-
day.
Mrs. Julius Bloch, who has been
seriously 111, is, we are glad to say,
convalescing.
Messrs. John Weseloh and Jac.
Deichert were in Brucefield on
Tuesday on business.
G. Trott has a nice line of photo
mounts for 'Christmas. In Zurich
every Monday. Call and see him.
Collector Troyer will be in Zurich
to collect taxes on Wednesday the
16tH inst. You will find hint at the
Dominion House.
The sale of -the bronohos at the
Dominion House last Saturday was
fairly well attended. About eleven
of the animals were sold. -
Mr. Henry Wolper, Sr., and wife,
of the Bronson line., moved into
the house iso recently purchased
from Mr. A. Heideman this week.
Mr. D. Steinbach and daughter,
Miss Beatrice, attended the funeral
of a relative -in the person of the
late Mr. fisher, of Usborne, last
unday.
Mr. Rcpt. 'Williams, of the Sever-
ign Bank, Clinton. is helping at
his hiranoh .at present, owing to
he illness of Mr. Wiltsie, who has
teen ordered Thome by the doctor.
Mr. William Baker returned
bine from the West last weak. He
Vas roaming a thresher engine in
he vicinity of Portage la Prairie
be past season. -Billie" is look -
ng hale and hearty'.
The three Hurons have elected
Jonservative representatives to the
:louse of Commons. In the last
arliarn•ent all three were repre-
ented by Liberals. South Hnron
or the first time- in thirty-seven
ears or since Confederation re-
turns a •Conservative.
When you write a letter to the
sews paper be sure you spell out.
everything. Don't abbreviate
lames of the week, or the navies of
nonths, 'Write the names of per -
ons and places extra plain. It
nay be perfectly plain to you, be-
en.e you know who you are talk -
ng anent, but the printer will not
lave th,e knowledge and will have
lothing to guide him but your
-riting.
Mr. F. W. Hes,, the jeweler, has
eceived an import shipment of
vetches direct from Belgium,
which are very unique and also
4eeni to be a substantial article. •
He has 'one line on the face of
which t'he day of the week, t11e
nonth and clay of the month, and
he phases of the moon, can be
eeu at a glance. The other lines
re just :its interesting and well
worth ire vestigating. •
The W. C. T. U. held a very
nterestilmg meeting at the home of
tiers. E. Zeller, Monday afternoon,
ov. 7th. This meeting was open-
cl by the President, after which
Nlrs. (Rev:) Whitesides of Hudson,
�luebec, was 'called on to address
he meeting, her topic being "The
Need of Temperance Reform." Tho
llurements sand enticements to
rag the young people into parts of
in and shame are becoming aaorse,
ut what a grand thing it is to all,
heh gifted men as Dr. Gerry the
neat Evangelist with his time and
Llents for the Boor friendless and
n:tcast of Old London, conducting
nidnight meetings, searching for
lens in the highways and hedges.
ITs. Whitesides is a very able
aker.
A movement is on foot to see
hat inducement could be offered
Mr..1.C. Kalbfleisch to have slim
eve his saw mill from the 14th
ncession to Zurich. The swill has
it been running very regular for
me time past, owing to the diffi-
elty of obtaining sufficient men to
e sun it, and its is thought that
if the mill would be located in
Zurich; sufficient help could be oil.;
tained and their would be enot'igii
work to keep it running nearly the
whole year. This would certainly
be a benefit and a boons for our vil-
lage, If a, bonus, say enough to
cover the expense' of moving the
mill to town, could be made up, and
we have no doubt that it can be
made up, and a sttitable site can be
secured by Mr. Kalbfleiseh, we
think that the matter could be, sat=
isfaelorily arranged.
•'King Edward .celebrated his 63rd
birthday on Wednesday.
And novo the daily papers are
explaining how it all happened.
Mrs. Diersteiri visited friends in
Hensall for ate* clays this week.
Mr. Robert Williams, of Clinton,
spent last Sunday at his home here.
Call and see our air tight heaters,
They are beauties. A, Charlesworth
& Son.-
Miss
onaMiss Lizzie Ronnie is visiting re-
latives in Dashwood for a few
weeks.
Mr. M, Y. McLean, of the Sea -
forth Expositor, was in the village
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Wurtz, of Michigan. is visit-
ing her parents. Mr. anis Mrs. J . S.
Melick, in town.
Messrs. J. Stacey and Cl. SinalliL-
combe, painters, of Ilensall, are
doing some work in,town.
Mr. Levi Stelok, of Hillsgreen,
has returnees from the West, where
he spent the• past few months.
Mrs. G. M. Baldwin and son
visited at her home here hist week.
She has left for a visit with Toronto
friends.
Mr. Moore, of Guelph, organizer
of the A. O. U. VT., was in the vil-
lage this week, looking after the
local lodge.
Mr. Peter Ltunont shipped a car-
load of cattle to Toronto on Satur-
day. Mr. Lamont returned on
Monday evening.
Mr. Henry.Walper Jr., has pur-
chased from his father, Mr. Henry
Wolper Sr., the homestead on the
Bronson line, Hay.
Mr. Amos Capling, and the Miss-
es Capling, of Shakespeare. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. 3. Preeter .
on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr, Fraser, the defeated Reform -
canclidate for this riding, was in
the village on Tuesday. Mr. Fraser.
takes his defeat quite cheerfully.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koehler at-
tended the funeral of . Mrs. Koeh-
ler's mother down east last Friday. •
They returned home again Tuesday.
SIG BARGAINS
FAVI.
All Dress Goods, old and new, cut
�--��- down at cost price. --,
Such as:
Black Lustres, worth 60 ets. for - 35 35 cts.
54 inch. heavy wool Dress Goods
worth $1.25 for 9 8 cts.
54 inch. heavy wool Dress Goods
worth $1.00 for .75 cts.
42 inch all wool Fancy Goods,
60 cts. for 45 cts.
Some 6 yds. Dress Ends, 65 cents
a yd., piece for $2.50
Girls' Reefers all at very low
prices, $3.75 coat for $2,98
$2.75 coat for $1.98
33.00 for $2,00
$4.25 coat for $2,98;
$2.00 coat for $1.49
Men's caps worth 500, and 75e
for 25 cts,
Boys' Caps worth $1.15, $1.00,
75 cts. and 50 ets. for 15 cts.,
Ladies Jackets worth $5.00, $6.50
$7.50 and $9.00. A bargain at $1.00
Many others which space will not allow
us to mention.
Come and Examine these Goods.
Dutch Setts, Large Onions, Dried Apples, Butter
and Eggs taken in exchange for Goods.
D. S. FAUST,
ZURICH. - - - ONTARIO.
Next Thursday Leis,'_ a holiday,
wo would kindly ask our corres-
pondents to send in their corres-
pondence a. day earlier than usual.
Mr. W. Charlesworth, of Egmond.
ville, and Mr. Eci. Charlesworth,
of Detroit. spent 11/onday 1'n the
village, and on Tuesday left for
the pinery for a few days' shooting.
An auction sale of the olcl show
grounds will l.ie held on the pre-
mise.~ on Saturday, Nov. 12th, eom-
uleneing at 2 o'clock, p. n. .roar
building lots will be sold off the
front and the balance in one par-
cel.
Mr. Harold Wiltsie of the Sover-
eign Bank "sill lie transferred this
week to . the branch at Zurich.
Harold's courtesy and close atten-
tion to his duties will ensure his
eontieiued promotion in, the service
of the Sovereign.—Clinton News
Record.
Mrs, John Schilbe, of the 14th'
eon., met with 11 painful mishap
one day last week. She was in the
Tact of going down the cellar steps
when she was overcome by a faint;;
ing spell, and fell to the bottom,
causing a, painful fracture of the
arm. We hope to hear of a full re-
covery.
Mr. Orville H. Elines, who has
been on the staff of the Sovereign
Bank here for about seven months,
has been transferred to the Arkona
branch and left for that place
Monday morning. Orville has prov-
ed himself to be an efficient and
pains -taking junior. Mr. Wiltsie,
of the Clinton branch, takes his
place here.
Do not fail to oil the , wringer
every time you wash. If oiled often
there is'less wear on the machin-
ery, and less strength is expended
by theoperator. To clean the rol-
lers, rub them first with a cloth
saturated with kerosene oil, and
follow with soap and water. .A1 -
ways loosen the rollers before putt-
ing the wringer away.
The election last Thursday passed
off very quietly. A good vote was
polled at this poll, nearly every
available voter exercising his frau.
ehise. In the evening things be-
came more lively. The Conserva-
tives received the returns in Ran's
hall and the Liberals in the Town
Hall. The boys had a bontire,at a
late .hour, but whether celebrating
Mr. Gunn's victory or Sir Wilfred
Laiuier's, we don't know, but , the
way things got mixed up for a
while it looked as though both sides
were celebrating.
Locals continued on page 8,
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Boots and . l oes
from now until ast Nov. for call.
We are not going to sell goods at cost. No man would sell
his good goods at cost, therefore, do not be deceived. When you
spend a dollar in our shop you get good value for your money.
We mean what we say:
Produce taken in exchange for goods.
Chas,, Fritz,
The People's Boot a.rld She mouse,
eddy. t a Overcoats1,
E have a new stock of the latest styles of
ready-to-wear Overcoats. They are
lna(le from good goods. all the popular colors
and all prices --according to quality.
We still lead in
Our stock is more complete and we have better
values than ever before. Come and see them.
Produce taken i s exchange for goods
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