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Home My WebLink AboutThe Herald, 1904-12-23, Page 8The Zurich Herald. Meat Market am in the market to buy all kinds "C for which I will pay the highest market price. A supply of Fresh and Salt Meats, Bolognas and Sausages, always on hand. Terms Cash. Harry Yunngblut, Zurich - - Ontario. The Gonu.h- ments of the sea= son to all my cus= tourers. eateSSASSMSeSesesMemeteise Wism r Kalb (Locals continued from page 1•) • Rolled oats, Saxon flaked whout at C. Schrag. Mr, E. Appellants), of Dakota, is visiting relatives in this vicinity at present. Owing to the non -arrival of our paper for this; week's issue we are late this week. The proceeds of the school con- cert will be used for purchasing books, etc., for the school. New acts,—D. S. Faust, F. W. Hess. J. H. Wisrner. 0. Schrag. R. Douglas, Notice to Creditors. :4Ir. Chas. Fritz has had a furnace installea in his residence. Mr. Alex. Taylor, of Hensall, performed the work. The 14t11 concession, Hay, Sunday School will celebrate Christmas by giving in their school a festival on Saturday evening, Dee. 24th. Mr. Hy. Rau, of the Sauble line, had a brick hauling boo last week. Mr. Ran intends erecting a fine brick dwelling next summer. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eilber, Mr. J. Eilber and Mr. W. H. 'Wenzel, of Orediton, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Eilber last Sunday. CONSERVATIVE (IANDIDAT11. Mr. Henry Eilber, M. P. P., the present member for South Huron, was un- animously nominated by the Con- servatives at Hensall, on Tuesday, to again contest this Riding at the approaching Provincial elections. Word has been received here of the death in Manitoba of "Lord Roberts," a famous trotting stal- lion, and at one time owned by Mr. E. Bossenberry. Messrs. Ed. Bos- senberry, Chris. Either and Chas. Fritz were negotiating for the pur- chase of hint, but received word as abo ve. Mr. Herman Romel, an aged resi- dent of this section, passed awiev on Thursday-, Dec. 22nd, at the rine old age of Sri years. The deceased had been in failing health for some time, and for the last few years I was somewhat childish. He was tt. w 13 resident of this section for elan; f i e lro flSle -ears, living on the farm just west of the village. His need partner, one son and a number of daughters survive hint. I The regular meeting of the W. C. T. T. was held at the home Of :firs. I?. Bendel', on i:louticty triter - noon, Dee. l :stir. Mrs, Nagel lett the I)evotienal part. after which the E leeational half hour was taken 111) on "'The Coaling of Christ- mas." A duet was rendered l>y Misses:Beatrice Stoinbaeh anti Ly- dia Rennie. A great Ileal of busi- ness vete transacted, after which the meeting wee e]eeetI with sinir- ing "Clod ie with sag till we Meet tacit Y i y i` 0MIN \TION.—Tile nenl- inatien held in the Town Hall here. on. Me7nday ler No. :i liivi.ietn ref IS:1,m h. was rather skint.* attended. there being less than 8() electors present. .Upturning; ofti,cer Hese received •'three ihoniinatie:ns, vii, : join). MeNanghton, of Stanley ‘;"din. TJani;>nt, of Stanley. and 1'r rn. J. Miller, t,f Hensall. After tilt' nomination was closed, Mr. Hese was elected chaunian and ashort meeting was held whiell was ad. dressed by the several candidates, Pr-Tra0 �/ w .r their movers and seconders. The ll ` three candidates expressed them - t selves es in the field for election, but on Priestley evening Mr. Miller sent in his re=signation. Thus Mr. Lamont and t1r. bic•Ntanghton are Merry las again the representatives for Divi- sion No. 3, in the County Council for 1905 and 1008. Planing and Saw k ii —All kinds of woodwork. anti 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 ou handl Field Gates, Water - Tanks for Winfl- and Water Troughs:. Mills 74th Con., Lot 25. J. M ,,Klbli.E_ch Zurich P. .. r and SL-AaBTOWN Ha sneoial to THE HERALD. Bright and Pic y WEni;i.c, Bi.i.i_s. One of those pleasant events which Intake two people nappy for life, took place at the honkie of Mr. and Mrs. John .Dc'c•lhe:r, Babylon line,I-Tay, when their second daatghter. Miss Lizzie, was united in the holy bonds of wedlock k to Mr. Ernest Rader. .&tiss Clara Ruler, sister of the. groom I supported orted the bride, while the g-roein eNeis ably supported by itr. John 1)eeher. Jr , brother of the bride. Rev. E. Stdinelke tied the nuptial knot in the preeence of the immediate relatives of the bride and groom. The presents were New Year. W. HEM THE JEWELER. SEASON 11904-05. Our NEW CUTTERS A RE now ready and can 110 r't seen in our show rooms. 'They are made of the very best material obtainable and con- structed on princi.nles to with- stand the moat rigid wear and tear. They have that STYLISH APPEARANCE! which is so much admired. 1 Cali and see them before; buying e'sewhere, F. Hess (t& Son. Zurich Ontario.' numerous and costly. TRE HERALD joins in wishing the young couple 0happy and prosperous married life, STANLEY TOWNSHIP. Special to Tin: HERA.LO. School. Examination and Enter- tainment, The School examination in S S. No. 4, South, under the management c,f Miss .Iessie Ster- ling, was held in the School room on t'ri(laay afternoon last, and was a grand success, parents and child- ren had gathered to enjoy an in- tellec tuaal treat; 'J"110 programme was composed of music, songs and recitations, after which the inipils presented Miss ss Sterling evith as i1.tlldeeme ktiuiioure Case, All enjoyed a very plea ,ant of ter - noon, and all expressed, a • deep re- gret that Miss Sterling, \yes soon to leave her field of labor, we under- stand that she intends going west.. .Miss Sterling has taught ' three years in S.'S. No, 4, 'with marked snceess. and besides being a quali- feel teacher, she was held in much esteem by, all who made her nc- guraintance, The -section very much. regret the departure of Miss Ster- ling,. hut hope she May be sucoess- fitl in her new field of labor. DRYSDALE Special to Tml HII1tALD. The Teacher and pupils of S. S. No. 1, Hay, have reason to con- gratulate themselves on the grand eaccess of their entertainment giv- en in the school hall on Friday evening, Dec. 16th. The weather was all thu.t could be wished for, and as a result a very large and appreciative aullience was assembl- ed ; Zurich, Kippen, St. Joseph, Bayfield and other surrounding places being well represented. The Zurich Orchestra opened the con- cert by rendering an Overture in masterly style, as is their' custom. They also charmed the audience several times during the evening. The scene presented when the curtain raised was alone worth the price of admission. The school children were grouped on the stage, the girls wearing white dresses and the boys black suits. The "Maple Leaf" was sung in chorus. Miss Marie Laporte acted as ac- companist for this, as well as for the other songs and choruses dur- ing the evening. Mr. John Laporte, Secretary of the School Board, who acted as chairman, then welcomed the peo- ple i.n the name of the school. He congratulated the teacher and the young ladies who assisted her on the excellent programme which they had placed in his hands, and felt certain that his duties as chair- man would be very light He ex- plained in a few words the purpose of the concert, which was two- fold ; first, to 5pend a pleasant and profitable evening as well as to give a training to the children; ::e'ouel.ly, to raise funds to start a library for tiro school. This, ho said was very needful, if they wished to give their children the edacattt;u necessary to make thein ge:etl and loyal citizens in the near f.tnre. In conclusion he wished the ouelieare a very pleasant even- ing and the cemWitnents of the sea.O51i. \Jb 4-. (' C'atltin next re- cited e The 'Well of St. Keyne," wll e ll vete; listened to with great ! tten t n Th was followed by. a "C:arisZe Paye," sung by Miss Mar; Dm; . nv, whose sweet and dear toned veiee could not fail to ple.t.e tie. most fa-tidiorts. ,,s an rn: pre elm sang -If I but knew." Then i le little maids appeared, ret it ..e,. in chorus, two selections— ' ed,3 eta (4 )115," end -The Bir, 1:; " r, . t;; z.E g part were---Valerio! Ti Tla,stq. haporte, he>t'tine, AliCe, I Ongenie. h:Ler' at.d E Celina Deno- -, t.',•1 iS.'rtita and Nellie Da- e rine. b; lease Laporte, a sweet little Miss (•i' even years, next grave a violin sole Although so young she played in n t'a inti(3s:i style and was encored tee the echo. In the dialogue tie following, Stalest - lens l.3it i:' s Jn tt the Inaster rind leavc i)iicharnhe the servant, play ea their parts admirably as was r.Cic'tc'1'll`c•e1 by the applause given them Inane times driving the act. After this, the children sang in ch.irtis "Christmas I've," the 5(310 part being taken by Celina Denomy and Th eseo Laporte. Miss Marie Laporte delighted the audience by a declamation "Le prix :rune bonne oeuvre " The planner in which she recited showed ]ler great ability to captivate her list- eners. The March and Flag Drill follow- ing which was performed by eight was ono of the specialties of the eveuinpe Then cane little Miss Blancline Laporte, who although only six years recited "Left alone," a very long poets. She received ronnds of applause and as an encore recited "i1•la.nihna's durling." Once more the children sang in chorus ; this time '+Canada forever" Then These() Laporte gave a selec- tion in French,"Trois petits Lonps" which greatly delighted the French speaking people present. But the most amusing. number on the programme was when six little boys of five and six years, in turn proclaimed in loud and sonorous voice, what 'they would do when they bectune glen. This was followed by a recitation given by the tea.cher,MissLacllance. Iyer elocutionary powers are of a very high order. and for fifteen minutes she kept her: audience spell -bound. The prizes for the year given by the Teacher and the Trustees, were presented to the pupils by the Rev. Father Lciiselle, who in his usual ()vial manner made appropriate remarks. Thotio.receiving the prizes were. Stansilaue3 Brisson, Hector Laporte, Valerie Laporte and John Denomy. Then all joined in sing- ing (•zod Save .the Kin{ . The proceeds amottuted to 181.55, A Charlesworth Sona Hardware Merchants ARE now carrying a large and up-to-date Stock of Hardware,fully assorted in all lines We bay 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. Come and inspect Stock and get acquainted. Our. MR. KELLY was in London last week and picked up some 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, L We have a fine lot of........... Winter i ° ti,rtorS .• U a': FELTS are warm and good Wearers. We also handle the King Stub -proof and Armor Proof Rubbers: the best Rubbers ever sold in town. P. Eggs , • � r-7]• �� r 1"'`, a Vim ., o (JO. taken in exchange for Goods. Zug ei° This cut represents the Pandora Range • Z, fl AL2Y ^-L T1-13 STOVE That People talk SO much about. it & ,I t.01 (? where the fire circulates twice around the oven before it strikes the pipe, no other Stove has this improve- ment. Nother 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 oilier improvements ever other Sttoves, Call and see this great Stove. ' . big stock of arness9 Robes, Blankets, Fur Coats. cheap a.'c C. H A R1 LE i B, The People's Hardware and Harness House The happiest event of the season. Are you prepared for i.t? We are -with an entirely new stock. For the children we have a good selec- tion elec-tion of .. wanernam MECHANICAL TOYS. Pretty Picture Books, 5 cts. up. DOLLS, see that large size at 25 cents. l AN-U'KATCN,a new 25c. game. to- XI1A5 CARDS _40.- . L R..9r_ _. _1 ...w, . 1 We have other beautiful lines such as Dress- ing Cases, • Travelling Cases, Manicure Setts, Shaving Sets, .Ji1ancy Ink -stands, Etc., Etc. Cal! arnds ;e for yourself. Don't forget. ST ,I AC , = Zurich„