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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1904-12-30, Page 5i. CONNECTION malmsramm===orgood, A local salesman for Zurich, Ont„ and surrounding territory to Represent "tCANADAS GREATEST NURSERIES" NewestVarieties, and Specialties in Hardy Fruits, Small Fruits, Shrubs, Ornamentals and Roses. A permanent situation, and territory reserved for tho right man. Pay weekly, handsome outfit free. Write for particu- lars, and send 25 cents for our .pocket microscope, just the thing to use in exam- ining trees and plants for insects. Stone S. Wellington, FONTHiLL NURSERIES. OVER 800 ACRES. Toronto, Ont PHOTOS.—I will be in Zurich every ItIonday, all day, and am prepared to take photos at the old stand next to I)r. Campbell's office. GEORGE TROTT. Farm for Sale. 210 acres on the Sanblo line, Hay Tp., ,about 30 acres of good bush, good dwell- ing and 'ergo bank barn. Plenty of good water. For further particulars apply on the premises, Lot 13, L R. West, or to Daniel Smith, St. Josey P. 0. Ont. 50tf mixignoumgm Hoffman's Jubilee Laundry . . We use no chemicals to destroy or injure your Clothing, and we Guarantee our Work. TAILORING IN AN Will You HeIp It? THE HOSPITAL FOR 9" ,r SICK CHILDREN For it Cares for Every Sick Child in Ontario whose Parents Cannot Afford to Pay For Treatment. !C!' sr ff The Hospital for Sick Children, College street, Toronto, appeals to the fathers and 'mothers of Ontario for funds to maintain the thousand sick children that it nurses -within its walls every year. — " — The Hospital is not a local institution— but Provincial. The } sick child from any place in Ontario who can't afford to pay has the same privi- leges as the child living in Toronto and is treated. free. The Hospital had last year in its beds andcot3 761 patients, 267 of these were from 196 places out- side of Toronto. The cost is 98 cents per patient per day, and there were 1'39 sick little ones a day in the Hospital. ' ' GOOD DAY, DOCTOR," Since its founda- tion the Hospital d+r} :has treated 10,371 children —about 7,500 of these were ,4ez •unable to pay and tr_gi.. were treated fret. Every dollar may be` the translator of your kind thoughts into the Hospital kited deeds. Everybody's dol- lar may be t h e Friend in Need to Somebody's child. Let the money of the strong be mercy to the weak. Tho hospital pays out divi- dends of health rind hnppiness to suffer, ing childhood on every dollar that is paid by the friends of little children. If you know of any sick child in your neighborhood who is sick. or crip- pled or has club feet send the par- ent's name to the Hospital. "SIZE'S Iorrreneo" See the example of what can be done for club -foot children. There were 14 like eases last year and hun- "drods in 23 years. MASSAGE. Petrone APT= Please send contrib diens to J. moss 'Robertson, Chairman, or to Douglas David- son, Seo.-Treas., of Tho Hospital for Sick Qhildron, College Streek, Toronto. W. C.. T. U. The Sanctified Saloon. Dr. Eokman writes with keen irony as follows: Lot us build more saloons; and make thein as attractive and as respectable and as remunerative as possible. How practical it is ! How the church would flourish if she were wise enough to threw herself heartily into, this unique tem. porance propaganda! "Not men enough in the congregations," we often complain. Well, place a beer garden alongside the church, and a roof garden on top of it, and under the shadow of the cross which sur- mounts the steeple serve cool drinks during the heated term, which shall induce a gentle intoxi- cation, while you "reason of right- eousness, temperance, and a jeidg- ment to.come," and the problem of Of evangelizing the masses and holding the male populatiun to the church will be solved. It is a wonderful age,iny piasters, and we must not fall out of proces- sion. Let us sing the doxology once more, and receive the bishop's benediction, and be thankful we are living in such stirring, intoxi- cating times, remembering;the clos- ing words of the saloon dedication address the other day, in which it was said that the opening of the new tavern "is in many respects the greatest social movement New York has ever known." It reminds one of Wendell Phillips' story of the noble English lord who, return- ing from his club in a maudlin con- dition one night, and seeing a com- rade hopelessly intoxicated in the gutter, said, thickly. "Sorry I can't help you up, my friend ; but I'll do the next bust thing. I'll lie down by your side."—Christian Advocate. NOTICE is hereby given that the 30th Annual Meeting of the members of Hay Township Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held in the Town Hall, Zurich, on Tuesday, January 10th, 1905, at one o'clock p. in. BL?sn ss.—Receiving the Directors' and Secretarys' annual report; Election of Directors, and other business for the good and welfare of the Company. All mem- bers are requested to attend. Jxo. C. IlALBFLEISCH, Esq. H. EIS.BER, Presiden t. Secretary. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF Farm, Farm Stook, Implements, Etc., on Lot 21, Con. 7, Hay, (Parr Line), on Tuesday, Jan. 17th, 1905, commencing at 1 o'clock sharp. The stock is all in good condition and implements nearly new. As the proprietor is retiring from farming. everything must be sold. See bills for particulars. E. Bobsic nERRY and T. BROWN, Auctioneers; JAMES HAGAN,JR„ Proprietor. iiiLUCTION SALE.—Extensive Auction Sale of Farm Stock, including a number of Trorough-bred and Extra Gracie Cattle, Implements, etc., on Lob 92, N. B., Hap, half -mile east of Blake, on Wednes- day, .Tan. 4th, 1905. En BoSSxsBFRRY, Auetioueer; Itoirr. \. DotaiLAs, Proprie- tor. CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE: --We have a. large number of First Class Posts at the Lake .Front, St. Joseph, which will be soli' at reasonable prices. For partieu. tars apply to - 4s•tf MAinn. & BENnER, Zurich. Notice to Creditors. In the matter of the Estate of Michael Zeller, Tate of the Village of Zurich, in the County of Huron, Conveyancer, deceased. 'I@TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PUR- stuuit to Chapter 129, R. S. 0., 1897, that all persons having claims against the estate of the said Michael Zeller, who died on or about the 25th flay of September, )90;1,are required •to -,end, on or before the rat day of February, 1903, by post prepaid, or deliver to Edmund Zeller, Zurich P. 0., the surviving executor of the said estate, or to the undersigned at Ifensall I'. 0., their names, addresses and occupations, with full particulars of their claims and the nature of the securities (if any) held by diem and notice is further given, that after the said last mentioned date, the said executor will proceed to assetsof the amid deceased distribute the , among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which notice shall have been given as above required, and the said executor shall not be liable for the said assets, or any part thereof, to any pre on or persons of whose claims notice -hall not have been received at the date of said distribution. 1I. J. D, Cooxlt, Solicitor for Executor. Dated at Znrieh the 20th day of Derem- 1 er. 1904. 22.31 50 VE4?S' EXPEiRIENCi: TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS &C. Anyone sending a sketch and description may tlnictcly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention Is probably patentable. Communica- tions atrial y confidential. IIatidbooll of Patouts sent free. oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken through :Munn & Co. receive special notice, without charge, in the A -handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest cir• dilation of any scientific journal. rrcrma, :);S a year ; four months, 51. Sold by all newsdealer% MUNN 8 C0a3Sll3readway, New York Branch Moe. b:• .1' $t.. Washington. D. C. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE OR TO RENT. — A 6 -roomed, one and a half storey dwelling, kitchen attached, with good stable, good orchard and gond well on premises. Lot contains 1 acre and is situated 21- miles north of Zurich and 1 east of Blake. For particulars apply to owner, Clias. Schoeinacher, part lot 20, N. B., Hay Tp.; Blake P. 0. A preacher in a ' neighboring town told a good story during his discourse recently. It runs some- thing like this : "A certain church was extremely exclusive. halving well-to-do and aristocratic mem- bers. so to speak. A poor man applied for ngembersiiip, and they didn't want him, They hardly liked to turn him down, so request- ed hint to take it to the Lord in prayer, and Colne again. In about two months he showed rip again. They asked him if be had taken it to the Lord and he said he had. They questioned him as to what reply; if any, he had received, and he replied as follows : "The Lord told me not to be discouraged. He said he had been trying to get into that church. Himself for several years, bat had not succeeded." STANLEY TOWNS HIP. Special to THE HETI ALI). The following will be the council of this township for next year. Reeve, ,lames McDairmid. Councillors, W. J Stinson, Rnbt. Armstrong, W. L. Keys and Geo. Beattie. This is the Saint. council as last year, all being elected by accla- mation. Wedding.—A very pretty wedd- ing took place at the residence of of Mrs. Jurncs Weir. Agincourt, on Wednesday, Dec. 14th, at 6 o'clock, when her grandttunliter, Minnie Weir, was nnited in matrimony to Alex. McEwen, tt prosperous young farrier of this township. The bride was becomingly attired in colienne trimmed. with white em- broidered chiffon and fawn velvet and carried a sheaf of lilies of the valley. The ceremony was per. formed by the Rev. J, Brown, in the presence of only the immediate relatives, after which a sumptuous repast was served. The happy couple left on the morning train to spend a few days with friends in Toronto and Brampton, returning to their home, The Maples, on the 2nd concession. Born. MI'P1''ILLnoLTz.—In Zurich, on Tues- day, Dec. .27th, to Mr. and Mrs. John Mittelholtz, a son. Married. KliLLv—STorlanl.AN—In London, on Saturday, Dec. 24th, Mr. Thos. Kelly, of Zurich, to Miss Lva Stoneman, of Hensall. [lave y�.� 49. Farm For Sale If so, how are you going to sell it? 4t, IRST you must make public the fact that it is for sale. If yon are old-fashioned in, your methods [or in other words, behind the tinges] you will prob- ably tell your friends about it, or put a board up on the property with the words "For Sale" on it. After you have waited a long time you finally come to the conclusion that Real Estate is not in demand, although at that very time there are hundreds of people in different parts of the country who would be glad to buy your property at a fair price if they only, knew about it. UR method of doing business has caused a complete revolution in the Real Estate business, FIRST, because it is entirely differ ent from the methods heretofore existing. SECONDLY, because it is reasonable, thoroughly practicable and up-to-date. And THIRD- LY, because it is wonderfully successful. By our method of advertis- ing full particulars of your property can be bronrht to the attention of more than half a million people. The Western Real Estate Excha ge, Limited. E. ZELLER, General Agent Zurich, Ontario The County Condi.. The following is the result of the County Council noniiuttticniS held in tho several divisions on Monday last: Division No, 2,—David Cantelon, Clinton and Robert Ferris, Hullett, by acclamation. Division No. 3.—john McNaugh- ton and William Lamont, Stanley, 1)y •atcclttmation. Division No,4,—Hugh Spackman, Exeter. and .aol.)ert Gardner, Us. borne, elected by acclamation. Division No. 6.-3. B. McLean, Tuckersmit1i ; John Morrison, Sea. - forth, and John Ck. Grieve, w4lcTiil- 1op, are the candidates. Division No 6.—William isbister, Morris, and Ed. Bryans, Grey, by acclamation. Division No. 7.—M. Lockhart and W. McQuillan, West Wawanosh ; J. T. Currie, East Wawanosh, and A. E. Bradwin, Myth, are the can- didates. Division No. 8.—Root. Miller, of Turnburry, and S. W. Ferguson and Andrew Doig, are the candi- dates. . tpa v w y a wAeea,.,iraf tom, ti virmk •gl A, 'GO0t GUIDE POE Vitt PURCHASE or A PIRaAam is our elaborately illustrated oto page STEVENS 1100E. This manual of ready reference describes the most complete and varied line of single shot Rifles Pistols Shotguns etc., the output of one manufacturer. Prom the STEvi?Ns.Mnynnrd, Jr. ride nCthe buy shunt. er, to the heavy, lane v Stevens target rifles ,.f theworld s harp pion t dst dard ofexceltence tG,,.. an is rigidly maintained. STLVENS T• IR 1T�AR hiS are sold by all Sporting goods and hardware dealers. Ask them for our tnakc—insist on getting it. Don't be put oft with something " just as good The fact that Stevens Arius are GUAR ANTRIM 505 QVAIa•rY ^houtd prompt yon to bo sure to specify this time. honored brand. Send two se. stamps for Stevens Bookend Rifle Puzzle. J. STEVENS ARMS ti TOOL CO. P. 0. Box 4091 Chicopee rails, Mass., U. S. A. 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You will find also, to -night, all to -day's important doings through- out the whole world, written in a catchy, interesting style ; the latest political news from an independent standpoint ; complete and accurate commercial news ; to -day's social gossip ; a special department for women ; and strong, sane, fair editorials. ALL THIS, REMEMBER, TOGETHER WITH THE PAPER. YOLJ ARE READING FO Sx.75 A YEAR N LET US HAVEYOU' S"'.,SCRI TION gi HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE OR TO RENT. — A 6 -roomed, one and a half storey dwelling, kitchen attached, with good stable, good orchard and gond well on premises. Lot contains 1 acre and is situated 21- miles north of Zurich and 1 east of Blake. For particulars apply to owner, Clias. Schoeinacher, part lot 20, N. B., Hay Tp.; Blake P. 0. A preacher in a ' neighboring town told a good story during his discourse recently. It runs some- thing like this : "A certain church was extremely exclusive. halving well-to-do and aristocratic mem- bers. so to speak. A poor man applied for ngembersiiip, and they didn't want him, They hardly liked to turn him down, so request- ed hint to take it to the Lord in prayer, and Colne again. In about two months he showed rip again. They asked him if be had taken it to the Lord and he said he had. They questioned him as to what reply; if any, he had received, and he replied as follows : "The Lord told me not to be discouraged. He said he had been trying to get into that church. Himself for several years, bat had not succeeded." STANLEY TOWNS HIP. Special to THE HETI ALI). The following will be the council of this township for next year. Reeve, ,lames McDairmid. Councillors, W. J Stinson, Rnbt. Armstrong, W. L. Keys and Geo. Beattie. This is the Saint. council as last year, all being elected by accla- mation. Wedding.—A very pretty wedd- ing took place at the residence of of Mrs. Jurncs Weir. Agincourt, on Wednesday, Dec. 14th, at 6 o'clock, when her grandttunliter, Minnie Weir, was nnited in matrimony to Alex. McEwen, tt prosperous young farrier of this township. The bride was becomingly attired in colienne trimmed. with white em- broidered chiffon and fawn velvet and carried a sheaf of lilies of the valley. The ceremony was per. formed by the Rev. J, Brown, in the presence of only the immediate relatives, after which a sumptuous repast was served. The happy couple left on the morning train to spend a few days with friends in Toronto and Brampton, returning to their home, The Maples, on the 2nd concession. Born. MI'P1''ILLnoLTz.—In Zurich, on Tues- day, Dec. .27th, to Mr. and Mrs. John Mittelholtz, a son. Married. KliLLv—STorlanl.AN—In London, on Saturday, Dec. 24th, Mr. Thos. Kelly, of Zurich, to Miss Lva Stoneman, of Hensall. [lave y�.� 49. Farm For Sale If so, how are you going to sell it? 4t, IRST you must make public the fact that it is for sale. If yon are old-fashioned in, your methods [or in other words, behind the tinges] you will prob- ably tell your friends about it, or put a board up on the property with the words "For Sale" on it. After you have waited a long time you finally come to the conclusion that Real Estate is not in demand, although at that very time there are hundreds of people in different parts of the country who would be glad to buy your property at a fair price if they only, knew about it. UR method of doing business has caused a complete revolution in the Real Estate business, FIRST, because it is entirely differ ent from the methods heretofore existing. SECONDLY, because it is reasonable, thoroughly practicable and up-to-date. And THIRD- LY, because it is wonderfully successful. By our method of advertis- ing full particulars of your property can be bronrht to the attention of more than half a million people. The Western Real Estate Excha ge, Limited. E. ZELLER, General Agent Zurich, Ontario The County Condi.. The following is the result of the County Council noniiuttticniS held in tho several divisions on Monday last: Division No, 2,—David Cantelon, Clinton and Robert Ferris, Hullett, by acclamation. Division No. 3.—john McNaugh- ton and William Lamont, Stanley, 1)y •atcclttmation. Division No,4,—Hugh Spackman, Exeter. and .aol.)ert Gardner, Us. borne, elected by acclamation. Division No. 6.-3. B. McLean, Tuckersmit1i ; John Morrison, Sea. - forth, and John Ck. Grieve, w4lcTiil- 1op, are the candidates. Division No 6.—William isbister, Morris, and Ed. Bryans, Grey, by acclamation. Division No. 7.—M. Lockhart and W. McQuillan, West Wawanosh ; J. T. Currie, East Wawanosh, and A. E. Bradwin, Myth, are the can- didates. Division No. 8.—Root. Miller, of Turnburry, and S. W. Ferguson and Andrew Doig, are the candi- dates. . tpa v w y a wAeea,.,iraf tom, ti virmk •gl A, 'GO0t GUIDE POE Vitt PURCHASE or A PIRaAam is our elaborately illustrated oto page STEVENS 1100E. This manual of ready reference describes the most complete and varied line of single shot Rifles Pistols Shotguns etc., the output of one manufacturer. Prom the STEvi?Ns.Mnynnrd, Jr. ride nCthe buy shunt. er, to the heavy, lane v Stevens target rifles ,.f theworld s harp pion t dst dard ofexceltence tG,,.. an is rigidly maintained. STLVENS T• IR 1T�AR hiS are sold by all Sporting goods and hardware dealers. Ask them for our tnakc—insist on getting it. Don't be put oft with something " just as good The fact that Stevens Arius are GUAR ANTRIM 505 QVAIa•rY ^houtd prompt yon to bo sure to specify this time. honored brand. Send two se. stamps for Stevens Bookend Rifle Puzzle. J. STEVENS ARMS ti TOOL CO. P. 0. Box 4091 Chicopee rails, Mass., U. S. A.