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The Herald, 1904-12-16, Page 8The Zurich 'Herald. Meat Market am in the market to buy all kinds '�v�im'I..i for which I will pay the highest market price. A supply of Fresh and Salt Nteats, Bolognas and Sausages, always on hand. Terms Cash. Harry Yungblut, Zurich = - Ontario. J. ft WISMER Horse Shoer and GENERAL BLACK -S IITN. Verity Plow Rapairs a1= 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. Kalbfleisch's MILLS. M1•110a11. Planing and Saw MiH —All kinds of woodwork and saw- ing done to order. Estimates given for all kinds of buildings. A full stock of B. C. Red Cedar Shingles, All kinds of lumber al- ways on hand. Field Gates, Water - Tanks for Wind mills and Water Troughs. Mills 14th Con., Lot 25. (Locals continued from page 1•) Are you going tp the school con- cert on December 22nd? Why of course I am. An entirely new stock of Dolls, from 5 cents up. The prettiest yet shown by us. D. Steinbach. Don't fail to be present and see the pupils perform at their annual school concert on Dec 22nd, 8 p. in. Any old stove will burn oil, but the line we carry is superior to most makes at A. Charlesworth & Son. The Zurich Public School Con- cert will be held on Thursday, Dec. 22nd, commencing at 8 o'clock, P. in. Don't miss it. The sale which is. advertised for to -morrow afternoon is going to be a good one. You will miss some big snaps if you don't attend. Rev. M. C. MoLennan,the Liberal candidate, was in the village on Wednesday and held an organiza- tion meeting. The minister is in the field to stay and by reports is meeting with ranch encouragement. Mr, D. Geromette met with a serious accident in Kalbfleisch's flax mill, on the 14th, on Wednes- day of last week. He was working at the brake and accidently got his hand caught in the rollers of the machine smashing one linger and the tip of another one of the right hand. The injury was a painful one and will lay Mr. Geromette off for some weeks. Mr. Phil. Duchnrme and brother, of the Sauble line, left Wednesday for the lumber camps, north of Wiarton. They will be employed by the Goderich Lumber Co., who have purchased a 2000 -acre timber limit in that district. The Com- pany is erecting a large saw mill there and have secured the services of Mr. Fred. Belanger as overseer. Now that the holiday season is at hand and the average person will have some shopping to do, it may not be out of place to remind them to shop early. Do not wait until the last moment. You are always sure of having a better selection to choose from and the merchant has more time to show his goods. Be wise and shop early. Our band is making good pro- gress. A quantity of new music has been purchased and the boys are diligently practicing it, Prac- tice is held every Tuesday and Friday evening. Any one wishing ing to join the band could find no better time than the present, as it will giN.e them an equal chance with the rest. Abuot three or four members are needed to complete the band. 3. C. Kalbfleisch Zurich P. O. Rings Galore. October is the month to buy Gold Rings. I now show a first class line, Ladle's and Gents', SOLID QLD NLY = .w`1411101.01.1011 RIEN,0121.9 and right prices. — Make your choice now A Full Stock in all Lines;. Fine Watch and Clock Repairing my Specialty. F. W. R, j ESS, THEJEWELER. BLAKE Special to Tars HERALD. Winter has made its appearance again, seemingly to stay. Quite a number of changes of property have taken place, of late. R. G. Nibhol, our genial merchant, has disposed of his place of busi- ness to Mr. Robt. Douglas, who has also sold his farm to a Mr. T1c- Kenzie from the north. We are sorry to lose Mr, Nichol for he was a most obliging resident of the village, but welcome Mr. Douglas and wish him unbounded success in his new employtnent. Mr. Robt. Douglas Sr. is able to sit lip. We hope to hear of his entire recovery. cREDITOI4 On account of the increased cost of raw material and that higher wages are being paid to workmen, the blacksmiths of the following towns and villages have raised the price .'f new horse shoes from 25 :,tints to 30 cents and resetting an old shoe from 10 cents to 12X cents, The blacksmiths of these places have agreed to the new scale :— Zurich, Hensall, Dashwood, Varna, Exeter, Bayfield, Corbett, Grand Bend, Kippen, Drysdale, Blake, Hillsgreen, Greenway and Farqu- har. SEASON 1904=05. Our NEW CUTTERS -Te'"- ARE now ready and can be seen in our show rooms. They are made of the very best material obtainable a.nd con- structed on principles to with- stand the most rigid wear and tear. They have that now soon Special to THE HERALD. Mr. Jas. Clark has purchased handsome Newcombe piano. Quite a number of our citizens attended the Fein -Kraft nuptials near Dashwood last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wein will reside in our vil- lage. Nearly all of the patients, who were ill with scarlet fever, have reco'rered. Several new cases are reported and the families have been isolated. The Literary Society met at the home of Mrs. Bluett on Monday evening. The subject was "Ger- many", an agreeable evening was spent by those present. Fred. Kerr attended the shooting match at St. Thomas the other day and succeeded in carrying off a good share of the prize money. Joseph Haist's sale was . well attended. The proceeds amounted to $1900.00. People aro starting to talk elec- tion again. Quite a number from here intend to go to Hensall next Tuesday to attend the Conservative convention. a • DASHW00D Special to THE HERALD. The trustees of our public school have engaged Mr. Sherwood as principal and Miss Clara Koehler as assistant for next Year. Mr. H. Reynolds. has returned from the West. The Evangelical church will hold their Xmas festival on Friday evening, Dec. 23rd. Everybody is invited to attend. lir Smith, 'of. Sarnia, is visiting friends in the village this week. Mr. George Kellerman was in Goderich, Monday, on business. A number of our young people attended the school concert on Friday eight. • Mr. Ezra Bender is looking more Pleasant than usual these days. Its a girl. HENSALL The present Township Council of Hay held their last sitting of the present year in the Town Hall yes- terday. There will likely be a chan- ge in the personell of next year's Council, as Mr. Alex. Thompson, one of the members, moved to the village of Hensall during the past year and is no longer a resident of the Municipality of Hay in a muni- cipal sense. We hear that there are a number of names mentioned of farmers who should make good Councillors. and who will likely be candidates for that office, A. Charlesworth & 5on. "--.001115/02.-- Hardware Merchants!,-.44118ass--'' ARE now carrying a large and up-to-date Stock of llarclware,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 to give you good honest goods at a fair margin. Colne and inspect Stock and get acquainted. Our. MR. KELLY was in London last week and picked up some 29..&.MG..43..IINTS_ • Be sure to call and see our Xmas Goods, get our prices on Silver Table Ware and other suit- able goods for Xmas gifts. The highest cash price paid for Hides and Raw Furs of all kinds. A. Charlesworth & Son, Zurich, Ontario, Special to THE HERALD. Mr. Alf. Scruton has opened a flour and feed store in George In - gram's block. Another successful Assembly was helm in the Opera House last Mon- day evening. Mr. Duncan Robertsoaa an old and respected resident of this vil- lage, passed away last Friday. He was well up in the eighties and was a resident of Hensall for many years. Mr. H. J. Cooke is attending Court at Goderich this ,week. Mr. W. J. Miller's name is men- tioned as a likely aspirant for County Council honors in division 3. Trim BEST ALWAvs. It iS said that the Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal has more readers than any other five weekly papers in Canada combined. That it goes on increasing year after is no won- der, for its marvellous circulation enables the publishers to spend more and more money each suc- ceeding year to keep the Family Herald ahead of competitors. This year we are told their premium picture which is given to all who subscribe cost more money than any two former premiums. "The Princess at Work" is the title of this year's picture, and is a perfect beauty, One dollar seems a small amount to purchase such a picture and a year's sub,±l•iption to that big weekly. W ,earn that the FamilyHeraldis ha ing a pheno- menal increase In t , e number of new readers thi.;t year.:,..... CdO i hanks. We •tak his opportunity to hearts t k our friends and STYLISH APPEARANCE neigglices for the kindness and assi tan nes. lofi tj:t i`s ins elacl gratifying to know P+l it the services rendered were heartily and unselfishly given in the hour of need. Signed on behalf .of the fancily. E. Zeller. a which is so much. admired. Call and see them before buying elsewhere. F. Hess Sons Y, Zurich 011 01114t1elee 10aZurioh, Dec. 15th, 1904, eendered during the ill- +, d with sand burial of our be- unohc5r. A FI '- E LOT! We have a fine lot of........... Winter Shoes " r UR FELTS are warm and good wearers. We also handle the King Stub- roof and Armor Proof Ru-bbers : the best Rubbers ever sold in town.. - Eggs taken in exchange for Goods. P. BENDER & Co. Zurich. Miss Rose Yungblut, who has been ill with the typhoid fever in a hospital in Pittsburg, Pen., is re;; covering, The skating rink has been put into shape and good skating has been enjoyed by the young people. Children under 12 years of ago are strictly prohibited from hang- ing onto sleighs and cutters within the village of Hensall. The council has instructed the constable to act in the matter. J. & C. McDonnell have pur- chased a large safe from a party in Zurich. Christmas shopping is now the order of the day. Make your se- lections early. Died. Zr+ LLaR,—In Zurich, • on Monday, Dec. 12th, Clarissa Liebler, relict of the late Michael Zeller, at the age of 69 years, 8 months and 20 days. Married. WEIN--KRAFT—At the residence of the bride's parents, near Dash- wood, on Tuesday, Dec. Gth, by Rev. M. Clemens, Miss Annie, ;;econcl daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kraft, to Mr. John Wein, of Crediton. TAyeoR—Lovn—At' the residence of the bride's Mother on Nov. 24, by Rev. S. A. Carriere, Mr. Robt. Taylor, to Miss Maggie, youngest daughter of .Mrs. Love, all of Grand Bend., This cut represents the Pandora Range THE STOVE That People talk so much about. TIIE Steve where the lire circulates twice around the oven ll before it strikessthe pipe, no other Stove has this improve- ment.• No other Strive 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 improvements over other Stoves. Call and see this great Stove. A big stock of Harness, Robes, Blankets, Fur Coats cheap at C. HART LEI B, The People's Hardware and Harness House itourOleer920121W.11,0100119•11012113 1•110:031191•3112167 PAS The happiest event of the season. Are you prepared for its We are with an entirely new stock. For the children we have a good se,lec - tion of. MECHANICLE TOYS. Poeltry Picture Books, 5 cts. up. DOLLS, see that large size at 25 cents. KAN-U-KATCH,a new 25c. game. ozsaratenme - - Xf1AS CARDS ± We have other beautiful lines such as Dress- ing Cases, Travelling Cases, Manicure Setts, Shaving Sets, Fancy. Ink -stands, Etc., Etc. Call and see for yourself. Don't forget. 0. ST I N BAC s[, _ Zurich.