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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1904-12-02, Page 88 Thi° Zurich Herald. Meat Market I am in the market to bany all kinds =IC:Wier�- for which I will patty the highest market price. A supply of Fresh and Salt Meats, Bolognas and Sausages, always on hand. Terms Cash. Harry Yungblut, Zurich = = Ontario. H. W ISMER Horse Shoer and GENERAL. CLACK -SMITH, Verity Plow Rapairs al= ways on hand. All work promptly attended to. Shop closes every Tuesday, Thurs- day and Friday evenings of each week, at six o'clock sharp. Ka bfleisch'8 MILLS. Planing and Saw ' '; IU —All kinds of woodwork and saw- ing done to order. Estimates given for all kinds of buildings. A full stook of B. C. Red Cedar Shingles. All kinds of lumber al- ways on hand. ''ield Gates, Water - Tanks for Wind mills and Water Troughs. Mills I4tb Con., Lot 25. J. C. 'Kala leisch Zurich P. O. Rings Galore. October is the r:sonth to buy Gold Rings. I now show a first class line, Lodie's and Gents', OLID GOLD manesswe and right prices. — Make your choice now .A Rall Stock in all Lines. Pine Watch and Clock Repairing my Specialty. HK., .I s, THEJEWELER. SEASON 194=o5• Our "-"*0- NEW CUTTERS'" /s RE now ready and can be t-9. seen in our show rooms. They are made of the very best material obtainable and eon- structed on principles to with- stand the most rigid wear and tear. They have that STYLISH APPEARANCE which is so much admired. Call and see them. before buying e'sewhere. F. Hess & Son. Zurich - Ontario. (Locals continued from page 1•) New ads.—D. Steinbach, F. Hess & Son. D. S. Faust has a one horse sleigh for sale cheap, Mr. Herman Well was in Guelph yesterday on business,. Mr. George Eilber, of Crediton, called on friends here on Wednes- day, Armor Proof Rubbers. One of the leading rubbers on the market. C. Fritz,. Mr. Ecl Bossenberry was in Port Huron for a few days last week on business. The biggest stock of horse blank- ets and robes in town. Prices right at Hartleib's. King Stub Proof Rubbers. They are the best that money can buy. Get them at 0. Fritz's. Parties having money to loan on mortgages should send in particu- lars to E. Zeller, Zurich. Misses Beaver,of Crediton, and Miss Beaver, of Morriston, called on friends in the village yesterday, We lead the trade, others follow. We are here to stay, others come and go. Consider that. C. Hartleib. Mr. D. Steinbach and daughter, Miss Amy, attended the funeral of Mr. Baldwin at Seaforth last Thurs. day. Mrs. McWatters, of Sebewaing, Mich., is visiting at her hone here at present. She intends remaining for some time. Miss Clara Sararas, who has been at Galt with Mrs. J. B. Dennis, is reported to be ill and is in the hos- pital in that city. It is currently reported that Mr. R. G. Nichol, of Blake, has dis- posed of his general store business in that place to Mr. Robt. Douglas, of Stanley. A good many mortgages will be corning duo between now and spring. You nary be able to better your condition as to rates, etc., by applying to E. Zeller, Zurich. Nr, Ben. Keys, of Stanley, had two fingers taken off his left hand recently. Dr. Campbell is attend- ing the injured hand and the heal- ing is progressing favorably, If you can't come tho first night, come the second. For 15 cents you may have the pleasure of listening to the world -fanned orator, John R. Clarke. Remember the dates, Dec. 8th and 9th. Mr. Matthias Warm is confined to the house as the result of a' ul- eesated tooth. His condition has been quite serious, as it was with the utmost difficulty that he could take any nourishment. In the event of Reeve Lamont dropping out of Municipal politics. Mr. Charles Hartleib may aspire to the office. His name has been fre- quently mentioned but we have not heard whether Charlie would con- sent to run. Mr. Charles Greb's name has also been mentioned for the position. Sensational selling in stoves and ranges. Wo have been taxed to get stoves fast enough to fill our or- ders. We have the celebrated Buck's Happy Thought ranges, Burrow, Stewart and Milne's leading ranges Silver King ranges, also the un- beatable Peninsular stoves and ranges. See the leading lines at A. Charlesworth & Son, Mr. C. Eilber, our baker, narrow- ly escaped a severe scalding the other day. He was in the act of carrying a boiler fall of hot water from the house to the bake shop, and in descending the steps his foot slipped on the snow. With rare presence of mind he threw the boil- er from him and thus saved him- self from a terrible scalding. As it was he was slightly burned on the face and arm. MENSAL -L. Special to Trip HERALD. Mrs. Fulton visited relatives in London for a few days last week, Miss Dolly Dixon and Miss Mc- Dowell, of Exeter, spent a few days last week, with relatives here. Mrs. Goo. Murray, of Iowa, is visiting relatives here, Mr. Murray is expected shortly. Robert McAllister and wife will be married fifty years on Jan. 1st, 1905. They can have a double celebration. M. Ellwood has accepted a posi- tion in a barber shop in Toronto. The Council met on Thursday evening and opened the Kelehon debentures. That of A. Brandt offering to purchase at par was accepted. John McLearen, one of our oldest citizens, while walking past Oar - mel church the other day was seized by a fainting fit and fell to the sidewalk: He recovered soon afterwards and is as well as ever. . Alb DASHWOOD Special to THE HERALD. Rev. Kneohtel, of Berlin, eon - ducted quarterly services hero last Sundae. We are glad to state that Mrs. E. P. Paatlin is recovering from her recent illness. Mr, E. H. Ehlers has accepted a position in the store of Mrs. W. D. Yeo, of Exeter. Lest Thursday, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Webber, near here, was the scene of a very happy event, when their second daughter, Mi:;, Eva, was- united in the holy bonds of wedlook to Mr. Samuel Beaver. The Bride was supported by her sister, Miss Laura, and the groom, by his brother, Ed. The - ceremony was performed by Rev. W. J. Yaeger, lot Zurich. A sump- tuous wedding feast was partaken of by the large number of guests present after the ceremony. The happy couple loft for Michigan to spend their honeymoon. We ex- tend our congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Beaver. Married. BEAVER--WVEBBER—At the home of the bride's parents on the Bron- son line, near Dashwood, on Thursday, Nov. 24th, by Rev. W. J. Yaeger, of Zurich, Miss Eva, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jac. Webber, to Mr. Sam Beaver, of near Dashwood. The Provincial Electrons. Toronto, Nov. 28.—The local Lib- eral Organ says : —It may be stated authoritavely that there will be no Provincial elections during the present year. The interval between now and Christmas is considered much too short for the conducting of a campaign, and it would be a highly unpopular act to mix up the animosities of election day with the amenities of the holiday week. It is in well-informed Liberal cir- cles understood that polling day will be on or about the lith clay of January. The New Govenor General. Ottawa, Nov. 28 —Earl Grey, the new Governor-General, is expected in Halifax, Dec. 9th, though still the date of his sailing is not defi- nitely fixed, and he may not come until a week later. He will be sworn into office in Halifax: in the Legislative Council Chamber, and will remain for two clays a guest at Government House. where a dinner will be tendered him. He will hold a public reception at the Provincial Parliament buildings. The comp- troller of household and twenty servants are on board the mail steamer Bavarian. Up-to-date Methods in. Farming. We have ;just received a copy of the current number of The Farming World. Every issue of that paper contains mach information of value to the up-to-date farmer in all branches of his work. The outstanding, features of the present number are articles on the Breeding quality of the Hackney, and The. Fruit season in Nova. Seetia. There are also well written deseriptrons of The Canadian ex- hibit at St. Louis, and The .Royal Show nt 1Vestminister, B. C. As usual the Live Stock and Poultry departments a.re strong, and there are Dairy, Homo and Juvenile page+. The Firming World does good ser'.ice in bringing it readers into towel with all that is best in modern fanning practice, and has a Dominion wide circulation. Anyone can obtain a sample copy by sending a post card to The Farming World, Toronto. Oar readers will be glad to learn that we have made arrangements whereby we can supply both The Farming World and Tree HEEALD at the low rate of $1.45 for one year. AN EXCEPTIONAL OT'FER RENEWED Wo are pleased to be able to an- nounce that, by special arrange- ment with the publishers, we are enabled to renew this year our specialoffer of the Weekly Mon- treal Herald and the ZURICH HERALD for $1.00 per year to subscribers who pay their subscriptions to this paper in advance. Many of our readers took advantage of this of- fer last year, and we have hcarcl nothing but words of praise and satisfaction from them. Within the past year The Weekly Montreal Herald has been greatly improved anal includes within its twenty-four pages features of interest and in- struction for every member of the family. Its magazine features and splendid stories, woman's page and farm department, Sunday features, illustrations and markets, etc. com- bined with THE HERALD, the best local paper in this district, makes ours the greatest dollar value ever offered by any newspaper. Sub- scribers who got the Weekly Mon- treal Herald through us last year nay get at it the same rate again this year by renewing their sub- scriptions promptly, If you are not now getting the Weekly Her- etic]. see that your subscription is promptly paid in advance this year and get it. To new subscribers we offer The Weekly Montreal Herald and the ZURIOlt HEatALD from now until Jan. Ist, 1006 for $1.00. A. Charlesworth & Son. Hardware Merchants. .. RE now carrying a large and up-to-date Stock of Hardware,fully assorted in all lines We buy for cash, and it will be Our endeavor to do the best we can for all our customers. To deal fair.• We want your trade, we want your confidence, and above all we want frto give you good honest goods at a fair margin. Come and inspect Stock and get acquainted. Our. MR. KELLY was in London last week and picked up . . . . in an $85000 bankrupt stock of hardware, that was put on the market last week. You will get the benefit of any good buying. �' A. Charlesworth & Son, Zurich, Ont We are going to sell our Fall Boots and Shoes at cost for cash until Nov. 1st. We roust sell to make room for our `I NTE R STOCK .. O ... • • P. BENDER & Go. Zurie1 . Eggs taken in exchange for Goods. This cut represents the dora Range THE STOVE That People talk so much about. THE St Ivo where the fire circulates twice around the � before it strikes the pipe, no other Stove has this improve- ment. No other Stove is just as good. It also has an indicator on the oven to register the heat, no guess work in baking and a dozen other improvuunents over other Stoves. Call and see this great Stove. A big stock of Harness, Robes, tlankets, Fur Coats c ,ealo at C. HART LIB, The People's Hardware a n d Harness l-1ouse l✓d �.- C li NAWA What is there more fascinating and cheerful in a room than a pretty variety of Chinaware? Our stock is complete. Never before have we shown such beautiful lines. Christ- mas is drawing near and you can't choose anything nicer for a gift. The following are a few lines we wish to draw your attention to. Jardineers. Berry Setts.—A11 prices. Fancy Plates. --All sizes, from 10 cts. to 51.25 each. Cake Dishes. -- Some- thing very pretty. Jap's Ware, Bohemian Bowls,' Vases. Cups and Saucers. -- Nice. Pitchers. --A good Vari- ety. China Bowls. -- Some- thing Odd. Porridge Setts. -- Just the thing. Poultry, Dried Apples, Butter and Eggs taken in ex - .....change for goods D. STEINBACH , Zurich.