HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1901-04-19, Page 8THE. ZURICH HERALD
DRYSDALE
Special to the HERALD.
Seeding is the order of the clay.
E. Brenner and E. Desjardine
visited. Joe. Rau last Sunday.
Alex. Challet visited Grand Bend
last week.
R. 3. &hoop *wag delivering his
fruit trees last week.
J
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I eeecia.
HiLLSGREEN
Laun
A large number of the farmers in
ry 0 0 milts
9 this vicinity will finish seeding
7 this week.
Pa4, Thos. jerrott returned to Court
right last week.
Mr. Hugh. Love Who has been
visiting her dang,hter in Blenheim
returned .some hist week.
Rebt. Stelk has commenced
teaehing at Zurich twain.
Chas. Troyer had a very success-
ful sawing bee recently.
Will Jarrett returned to Clinton
to resinne his studies at the College.
A large number of the farmers
are using Formaldehyde for smut
in the oats this will not only bene-
fit the oats but also the boys who
will not need,to clean up to go To
see their girl after a threshing.
ua
ork.granteed equal to
We un
se o Chemieals to
41e6trov Your Clothing.
Suits to Order
HOFFMAN5 Tito Tailor.
IMO*.
Planing and Saw Mill
kin.ls of woodwork and saw-
ing doneto ortler. Estimates
given for all kinds of buildings.
A full stock of B. C. Red Cedar
Shimaes, All kinds of lumber al-
ways on hand.
Chopping done
every day.
J. H. WIsmer SATISMTION GUARANTEED.
GENERAL BLACKSMITH A N D
HORSESHOER.
Repairing all kinds of machinery mummemano
fl speciality !
YOU MAKE
J. Wigalor, - Zarich A MISTAKE
Mills 14th Con., Lot 25.
J. 0. Kalbfleisch
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T. & M. Johnson
Have just reeteved a new stttek of
furniture. Bed:mien Snits, Couehes,
Fames- Reek:ors. and Parler.Purn-
ishines, window Shades. and Pic-
ture Pranues a sls•ciitlty. Call and
see ter youreelvee. In the Woollen
Mill department we are offering
rtelnetbine in Underwear,
Sheeting. Illankete. Stoting.. it.
TI & M. Johnson
ZURICH F. A. EDWARDS
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if you do not see F. A.
Edward's Ready-to:Wear
Clothing before you buy.
Stilts for $4.35, worth Ni.
An snits reduced to clear-
ing prices as we have de -
(idea to dispose of the
stoek of Rea tlynuttles.
COME EARLY
FOR FIRST CHOICE
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BAYFIELD
a rriade W • orks st
It> tu the litml.t.o.
Wm. Ferguson and Edmund Peek
:eft Wt'ant.410.Sn.m. neve-
n.l.
John Bailey has gone to South
Bay fur the summer.
Tina 'Workman has purchased a
new wheel.
BUGGIES BUGGIES BUGGIES
Larger Stook Than Ever.
Nobbier Than Ever.
Prices Lower Than Ever.
HEM &SIM doh. illitario
Before
BUYING
Anything in II!Title
Wate•IINfos. Chwits.
)1111elleell ett.001s.
314.b.,01 h ft ;to(It aleriteh
Wvdne-41.ty whore he has engaged
tel fish.
Bama4rman w•hi* bus been
Inastler at ••The during the
winter left un Tuesday.
John Watson and family have
moved to the well known Wilson
farm un the Saul& whieli he
10.4110" lotrehased from W. O.
James Watstal 4if Seafvorth was
hered flbUsliness. Titesaay.
, Bran& vh.itedi
hiA 2113411er
near Winglant last Sunday. His
Willie wlya lasfn wall his
aratudneftlier r .• me time returtv
.4 with bine
Joseph Iin' of Port Huron WaS
°Me a treW vikays this week.
etee. end Mire. Pallister yid Guelph
wilif4ha.4s 7:01.11'11 Vitintheir Dr.
lett tNk
•LL Of?totality teeently. 'elonday of last
tms keen in this
- a , week the wilt- ut1 H. n. Johnston
e woe edited ;may. This is partie-
q'lleffs Alva zt:t. s 1;; ijy
the.7 are ti yottli"
eettiOe married beet tlaan two Feat;
tieet. A Oldi4 is left without a
Fine Repairing
..ecialty
ur eh
ontato
1)I4h1' rare. Mr. Johns.tavn
the 4,vmplathv of mon- friends.
The funeral tetek Wale, ten Wednes-
day. April MTh to Hanover -teeter.- •
else formerly resided. The bakt•
;
on Sunday last Watt. Wild on ff
Caeinner Witd. Saul& line. depart -1,
, 041 tbie lift- De:eased had beening
TH E fur the past e-ettr but had keen
around until the last tato anent.
„„ ,. The ftmeral Tneeday te the
zurich saddlery, rufmlure,,cantim41,10. teery et Dryedale was
Icor:1ply :attended.
\d'Y. AerItc
Oen and P18110 HOUSe, 3
Altn!„ 13,dt, beloved. wife gtf Iti. H.
.Iteltnet elec.-I 21 years.
Sunday. April letle,
Wii W. eseel 11:e years.
A Foil Stock in Every leepaettnent.
Severe Pains in
Harnoss of all kind'. Fur
Robes. Blankets. Tranks.
Travelling Begs. Peve--
Plush Rees.
Furniture. Bedroom Seits.
Parlor Suite. keidebteirde.
Extension Tablee, Chairs.
;Spring Beds, Mattresses of
all kinds.
The 'New Williams Sewing
2.laehines. Organs and
Pianos—only the best make
in Canada—the Dominion.
the Bell. and the Thomas.
who was awarded the gold
medal at the Worbts Ex-
position. Paris, France. in
Me.
Patronize home dealer,
and you will save tnoney.
and get better goods with
an honest dealer.
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Back and Bur.
Mr. Jan's Clark, Conseeon. Prince.
rdward: Count3r. Ont., states :—"Eleven
ecers ago If was taken wt: pains in
I:2y back". settling' in MY hips and ex -
tenable; up my spite. The. pain 4.vas
wry severe. anda times almost unen- -
durabl3., and many days / was root able
to do an hour's work. Though I had
consulted many ierst-055$ physicians,
and tried severe,/ advertised medicin.es,
I f.ould get r:o relief.
At this time my father -in -taw told
me to try Dr. (nave's Key-144,•er
Pais., anal -taid Le knew they would
cure me. 1 seemed one box and great
1V4S my surprise when 1 began to feel
better. I continued their use until / •
ktd taken about four boxes,which
made me a sound man. 1 have renom- •
mended them to a number of my frietula
and have never met with one ease
where they did not meet with goo,'
suecess. My daughter, Mrs. Chas. Phil,
lips, has also been cured of a severe '
stomach trouble by the use of these
pills. One pill a dose. 2i cents a
box, at all de.alere, Bates,
Co., Toronto, Ont.
Dr. Chase's
KidneynLiver
BEAteg'R NIEADOW
DIXIE
Speeial to the Heeeen.
The farmers in this vicinity have
started to put in their spring crops.
John Vollick has moved in Mr.
Consit's house until he gets his
Jacob Kipier is in the horse clip-
ping businees. He clipped eight
Saturday last.
Mr. incl Mrs. Jacob Meyer have
!returned from their trip to Baden.
They report a good time
J. Meyer has rented Dan Bell's
house for a year, formerly owned
by Robert Luker.
Miss Shuart was visiting at Men-
ne Kipfer's last Sunday.
PHILADELPHIA
Special to the HERALD.
The farmers in this vicinity are
busy seeding.
George Kalbfieisch has returned
to Stratford where he is now going
to take a course in short hand.
Mrs. Fred Kalbfleisch had a quilt-
ing bee last week. The flax mill
was closed down in the afternoon
so that the boys could prepare for
the evenings enjoyment.
William Dawson our enterpris-
ing farmer has a. very. profitable
cow from which he has raised five
calves in two years.
John Ort of Oxford County has
been visiting at Andrew Smith's
recently
One of our young men of this
burg while on his way to Mr.
Rierchts of Hills Green purehased
a tine driver from Mr. Capling,
Frank Allen is on the siek list.
Alf. (.'antin is engaged with J. C.
115 forenlan in the car-
penter sleet.
PIGEON, MICH
Speeial to the Iieneee.
While coming- home from chnrelt
as week ago Sunday last Peter Ropy
and his three children were 'hiving;
along when one of the horses made •
as jump and broke one of the whip.
pletrees. the p.de clrupped to the
ground and the horses started to
run throwing Mr. :Rolm out of the
rig and he let go the lines. Lurk.
ily the other Whipple/rev broke..
whieh freed the horses :rout the
rig. Mr. ltopp irot olfwit h strain -
arm whieft laid hint up for 8.
week, while the ehildron seated ant
the rig were unhurt. Had not the
horses freed themselves from the
rig the tweident might have been as
serhats one.
The weather is Ilk(' Ina the farm.'
ers have started putting in their
spring (Tops.
Mr. and Mrs. John Zehr returnef
home from as visiting trip ti) eau-
whs.
Henry Dealter purehase41 as line
wain of hawses from Fred Wiekert
for a handsome figure.
EXETER.
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T. have purchased the business of 0. Hartleib, and with
my new stock coming in for spring, 1 can give you anything
in the Hardware, Tinware or Stave line, at very Close prices.
If .you intend building a house or barn, call and
get my prices for your requirements.
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EVERYTHINC NEW
AND UP-TO-DATE.
Eavetroughing, Roofing and Furnace Work.
LJ k GREB, '11z1„,Torfut
Zurich's Leading Shoe Store .
ABOUT OUR
f**,
RING SHOES
Seareely a day in ikittrell paSSs(i but what brought us new
spring goods. Ortr stoek is up-to-date in style. ien's,
Women's and Children's 'Shoes at lowest prives. 'We
guarantee best quality always. If you want the, very
latest and best g( )0I1 frOlil the leadillg Calladia,11111111111/4V-
turers
Come to me
Try me
And you will always buy from me.
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ABOUT THE
NE
WARE
have nought ].‘ir. E. Appel's irarness business,
and Zilr. Nestle hl eifill'ette ter that de.=
partment. We are addling as rompilete ;mtitock a hardware.
.s.toves and tinware,. 1\1r. Denstedt. a member of the,
Special to the HEnAtuf. :1[11111. ilttS had 723 Vetitr. experience in tnnstnfithing, and
xt Yews evening the win attend tri wahts promptly mai carefully 1111 the
Enfleavors C•aven trim...mit king line. (Jive us as q.all iiidI wateh our spriee
Ian church will hold an 'evening
-at home" with the Englishe. in 111"11 wee`ii, to
honr of the patron saint George_
vollitattatinal Serviee will he
held in Cavan Presbyterian Sunday
tuorning next. A preparatory si81--
Men VMS preaelled On Friday' even-
ing b Iles- Teti Eyek, rector of
Trivitt Memorial (+welt, Exeter.
Special to the NV. F.nlison of Sarnia was I
°Wing' to the line wtettlier the visitor hi tf )1VII. Snttflay.
tanners; have made headway withMt Is tik martin. teacher in
exilte Spring work.
Harristen Hieh who lias
B"ver t1-14: as waisi been visiting i parents. Rev. and
to Datshwoed on Friday lat. Mrs. Martin. during Easter. has &-
Samuel Schoch had the misfors; eided to take as course in the study
tune of le testing as vallitible steer on; of law and will enter the office of J.
Tuesday last. G. Stanbury. at midsummer.
Rev. Mr. Philiett. Mr. McKenzie. 11 The Munielptal BOan•il tuna the Vaal -
Mr. Pocock were at Henry Eleher.sltrartors for street watering, became
0 few days 104 week. They also ;all tangled up l. -C7 the tenders 'list
hell. 0 eiteeessfe:1' edeivention in the Friday night view of extend -
la ati,t eattre'i t Zrarieh for threel beg the limit to Main street Met-lio-
daYs. dist ehtereh, or possibility to fine
Ms:, Clara Galtinan wets visiting , SletroPeletan hir4tA. new tenders
friends in Zurieli a flays last may have to be called for.
Neeek. A p.n.s- of yeare, enembt-re of
Joeteelt Gaeletee etee mem' Cavan Presbyterian ebureli dri-p
Geizer were at &mill on 'Tuesday out to Peter Morris". 12'sbune. and
night. took the good folks by surprise on
We are pleaeed eee 7..tIrs. Sam Tuesday evening'
Merric.r W14) has been on the sick Two big loads of young people
Est for the last aide to be out ' drove to entralia from here Mon.
again. day everting to attend the concert
-- • given under the auspices of the
DRYSDALE
Methodist church. Miss Ida Johns
and H. Huston., J. Epackman and
Special to the HERAU,. • Mr. Vincent of Exeter took part in ,
Owing to the fine weather some ' the program.
of the boys are through seeding.
' Miss Sharon of St. Thomas, who.
Mike ottr seed merehant is doing . has been visiting Mrs. H. Speck -
a melting businees in the seeding man, returned to her home Smear -
line.
Mr. Truflett our ehampion walk- da-.
fir says he ean Walk. N miles in one
hour or 7:5 inilee in ten hours we GET WHAT YOU ASK POR
would like tor hear who taubeat When you ask for any of Dr. i
Chase's Remedies look- for his per
that: Challett has leased. a piece of trait and signature on the box,
.Toe Rates farm and is ;ping to otherwise you may- get art imita- 1
start a celery farm. It is hoped tion. Beware of the druggist who
that Eli will suceeed in his under-
taking as he is a hustler.
Joe11Iti1Ias purchased a fine pie
tries to 'n. ince you to take
thing said to be "just as good.';')
If hesubstitutes medicines he will
fsia'oyisniMs ar.flPnietsaten(itiZeurich which he substitute drugs in prescription.!
. Insist on getting what you ask for
Pete,. Durand purchased a fine and remember that there ttre no.
driver from SnOWtien bros.forwhich family remedies to. be Compared to
WE ARE READY
FOR E3USINESS
E APPEL'S OLD STAND
*a' CO.,
is now the order of the day. and almost e -civ housewife
is thinking of making a change1 probably in the way a
new lace curtains1 draperies or new table ,cloths„ etc.
In lace curtains we have them from 35e a pair to i2.
In cretonne draperies we have a good assortment,
especially our double -fold reversible and fast color lines.
You want to see them. We have also new lines of white
linen, colored and chenille table cloths that are elegant
goods.
We wish to draw your attention to our
they are the snobbiest goods we have yet
those waterproof coats we are selling at 413
the best value we have run across, and it
every man needs.
Call and examine,
No trouble to
r *
11S ,
he paid a handsome Agure. Peter those Dr. A. W. Chase, author or Zteinbacb,
sttys it's a dandy. the famous Recipe Book.
new pantings
shown. And
.50 are really
issomethino-
show goods
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