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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1901-06-07, Page 8• Jubilec Laundry Work guaranteed equal to We use no Chemicals to destroy your Clothing. Go Suits to Order workod HOFFMAN, The Tailor, THHE ZURICH HERALD albfleistcb' ► Planing and Saw Mill --All kinds of woodwork and saw- ing done to order. Estimates given for all kinds of buildings. A full stock of 73. C. Red Cedar Shingles. All kinds of lumber .al- ways On hand. Chopping done every day. J. Ho \lsmerISATISFACJION GENERAL BLACKSMITH A N D HORSESHOER. Repairing all kinds of machinery a speciality ! J, 11. Wispier, Zurich Wool ! Wool ! Highest market price paid for Wool, cash or trade. A full stock of Tweeds, Blankets, Sheeting, all kinds of Yarn, Underwear, Stockings, Shis, Overalls, etc. Our Furniture Warerooms are.complete in all lines, such asBedroom Suites, Dining room and Parlor furnishings, Couch- es, Window shades and Picture frames. GIVE US A CALL. T and M JOHNSON, Zuricha ZUR3.902. ICH Carriage Works, BUGGIES BUGGIES BUGGTE Larger Stock Than Ever, Nobbier Than Ever. Prices Lower Than Ever. N &Tints Ontario Hess. GUARANTEED. Mills 14th Con., Lot 25. J. C. Kalbfleisch Zurich P. O. CORSETS Every lady likes good fitting Comfortable Cor- sets. The new style, Straight Front, Erect Form Corset is the most popular in the market. Our Customers are well pleased with them and we want you to try a Pair.• . We are clearing out our other lines at Special Prices. . . SEE OUR SUMMER CORSET AT 35 OTS. R aAr EDWARDS BAYF!ELD VARNA Special to theHeesare Miss Lottie Robinson of Bruce - field is the guest of Miss Eva Ste- phenson. Purr line. Rev. J. W. Andrews went to St. Thomas on Tuesday to attend the u Loudon f'onferenee. 11 Geo. Andrews has gone to Clan- deboye where be has secured a fine situation as clerk in the general store. Mrs S. Rothwell has gone to Robb to visit her sister Mrs J. Barber. Mrs. Geo. Tnirrnuball of Seaforth I paid her another, Mrs. J. Wanless 11 a. visit on Tuesday last. Miss Annie Dowa+on of the Baby. lon line is on the sick list. Geo. Foster has returned home from Alvingston for a few day's. +rtete a number from here took ;lint the circus at Seaferth hist week. GOSHEN LINE pecial to the Hensel). t.D. The clogs of this part seem to be raging war against the sheep flocks. On Wednesday dight of hist %w ok the Hoek of E. Robinson were attacked and terribly worried, two sheep were kilted and others so badly worried: that they will not a get around again. On Saturday night the flock of Antos. Keys WAS attaeked, one was killed and others badly worried. Should not the eotaieil press a bye-law compelling people to shut their dogs nit at night. Mrs. J. McLinchese is on the sick Het at present. Wni. Lamont our Comity-Conn- eillor is attending the Cottncii. at Square oaliil Close Prices! Reliable Goods! ! ! Tally Three Points. For The Jewcter, $fir eh. °' Fine Repairing A Specialty. Ziltith Sada F[utnllure, Or n Gild Piano Houses A Pull S'to ck It► every ll epailment Harness Of all kinds. Par Robes. Blankets, Trunks. Travelling Bags, Fancy Plush Rugs. Furniture, Bedroom Suits, Parlor Snits, Sideboards, Extension utiles, Chairs. Snril a Beds, Mattresses of all kin&. v; isTew Williams Sewing Machines, Organs and Pianos—only the best retake in Canada—the Dominion, the Bell, and the Thomas, who was awarded the gold medal at the World's Ex- position,Paris, France, in 1900. Patronize home dealer, and you will save money, and get better goods with an honest dealer. Zuilehe Bev, Johnson of Mich. Confer- ence preached. a very able sermon on Sunday evening in the evangel- ical church, in the interest of the. North Western College in connec- tion with the Evangelical assooia. tion. Miss Bagshaw visited. at Exeter on Sunday, at her horse. John Raville, mail carrier, of Grand Bend passed through our village on Tuesday morning with a load of volunteers for the London Camps. Dr. Jamieson of Durham accom- panied by Mr. McCourtney of Jack- son, Mich. were in town on Tues- day soliciting for share holders" in the cement business about to be started in the town of Durham. This will be the largest enterprise of its kind in the Province when finished. . DRYSDALE ' Special to the HERALD. Below is the standing of the pu- pils of Sep. S. S. No. 1 Hay, and Stanley, based regularity of atten- dance deportment and general pro- ficiency, for the month of May Junior Leaving, Pt. 1, Arthur Gelinas, Clarisse Cantin ; IV class, Louis Brisson, Sara R. Denomme Mary Denomme ; Ili Sr. Paul Can - tin, Philip Bedard, Regis Masse ; III Jr., Lizzie Geoffroi, Emma Durand, Sara J. Denomme ; II, Joseph Corrivean, Leo Bedard, Isaac Ducharme ; Pt. II Sr., Au- gust Ducharme, Clarisse Aubin, Edith Gelinas ; Pt. II Jr. Peter Masse, Malcolm Duchtirmo, Thoo- phhaille Bedard ; Pt. 1 (o), Mabel Charette, may/Millar, Tilly Millar ; Pt. 1 (13), -Lenora Durand,Lawrence Bedard, Liza Mireau ; Pt. 1 (a), Alice Denomnio, Roy Ducharmo, Virginia Donomnue ; Average attendance for the month 82. Jerome Bedard teacher. Owing to the rainy weather we have had the roads in poor condi- tion for wheeling. H. Talbot was in Petrolia on business, last week. A. Challetto and R. J. Talbot visited Grand Bend on Sunday. W. J. Gad sold his fine driver for a fancy figure. Mr. Allan has his driver which he got from W. Miller on the track. He thinks he will have something swift by fall. Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Brenner visited at Joe. Rau's on Sunday. Joe. Jellineaw left on Monday for Homesvill:o where he is engaged with G. Gravelle. Some of the boys took in the cir- cus in Goderieh and rejiort a, good time. Edward Denomy was the guest of Miss Mary ladour en Sunday' evening. Subscribe for the Senate and read the Drvbtdale news. ,11IL SOREEN 1 Special t0 the Meets). The boys have organized a new football foam and will platy Vaa°•na Saturday evening. Everybody eouio to the game. Chas. McAllister had a snceessful 1 ramping lest week. James Lovie had the misfortune to sramsh his wheel badly Smiths eveniiag. James leC1ysnont and fatal I s lYeSunday in the vicinity Word has been received that Win. C'oehrane and John A. Curry had their horses and stable burned recently. Threats. Harmless. For the benefit of some of our neighboring farmers who have giv- en their farms to certain parties to sell on commission we copy the following, which was handed to us last week by one of our friends :— ,4I have noticed in your paper on several occasions articles about a land. transaction between one Daly of Guelph and farmers around the country, and my name has been published as the party who did the dirty work. Now, Mr. Editor. 1 think it no more than fair I should have a chance to defend myself. I admit being the man that went around and took the ads. for the farms, but I did it in good faith that it was all right, and a straight business, as I had been trained in their office to understand certain clauses to mean different from what they did mean, and when I explained them to the farmers as it had been explained to me they were perfectly willing to sign, and I do not claim to be any wiser than some farmers, so why should I not be misled as well as they should be? But just as soon as I found out, I dropped the matter and refused to accept any of the commissions due nue, but said I Would stand between them and my man I had been the means of misleading, and as you know, I came to Stratford. on Dec. 12. 1899, as a witness in the case of Daly v. Douglas, and I went into the stand although I had been ap- proached by Daly's side with them, and several hundred dollars com- mission due me, but no, I exposed the character of the business, and am ready to do so again whenever I sin called to do so. They cannot collect from any farmer, but are only trying to scare thein into some settlement. Hoping this will ex- plain my position in the matter, and by publishing the same you will oblige me very much, and I hope it will be copied by the Wood. - stock papers, as they seem to be causing some trouble around. there. The case of Daly v. Douglas was decided in favor of Mr. DougIas." THE MONTH OF HAY and Grand Reception of the Daught- ers of the Immaculate Conception, Drysdale, Ont., May 31, 1001. It is with eagerness that the parishioners of Drysuale announce to -day, the pions recollection, in which they have spent the month of May. It is the first time, since, the foundation of our parish, and at the arrival of our new and worthy pastor, the Rev. R. Prud'- honune, that we have had the happiness to pray and to show our love for our Blessed Mother, in so solemn a wanner. Every evening, at the desire of our holy and most devoted pastor, we have come always with a great - r Iove, to prostrate ourselves at the foot of Mary's altar, there, to offer to our Immaculate Mother our hearts and our souls, to snake known our wants, and to receive n return, her blessing and con- solation. Forever in our hearts shall live the souvenir of this blessed month,; during which +bur beloved pastor, has not ceased to preach eloquent- +, and with alt the ardour of his soul, the glories of Mary, and the assured salvation of those who ray and honor the Blessed Virgin raring their lifetime. 0! many tinges already, we have turned thanks to God and His sV Mother. for having given Us pastor so filled with a burning love for God and His Blessed Mother, a pastor who has shown us so worthily, the only true hap- piness acquired in loving and praying Mary. so too, as an offering of gratitude and thanksgiving to 0 the Sauced Heart of Mary, for the graces received, and to prove her Kew loyalty and love, there took I] place on May 24. the foundation of the Sodality of tete Daughters of the Ita]rnacrilate Conception. and on the last day, in the evening. took place its the. presence of all the members of the congregation, the; eonseeration and grated reception of thirty-nine other young ladies, i in this beautiful Sodality. The defile of the Soxlalists and' the ceremony of the reception,' were the eause of many a tear from the spectators. It seemed as though we were present at a' solemn religions profession in a a. monastery. Our venerable pastor bad well prepared: the seals of the young ladies, with appropriate and edifying words. The Church, and especially the Blessed. Virgin's altar, was richly and artistically decorated. The music and singing for the occasion was all that could be desired. Our, beloved pastor gave the sermon for' the occasion in French and in, Eng- lish. He showed with eloquence the grandeurs of this most impos- 1 ing ceremony, and the incompar- able advantages of this Sodality, for the sanctification and salvation of Ththose who belong t. ey tor ceremon was theenn termin- ated tt by the nonsecration ot the popish, to the Blessed Virgin, and by the Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. May the honor, glory and love due to the Mother of God, always increase in the Parish at Drysdale. M. Cantin. BR. A.W. CHASE% 25 CATARRH CURE SLAB1'OWN Special to the iIt it!ity. Dtrs. Rob. Kidd anti Misses . and H. Bell visited. friends 1.1t ter on Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Ales. Sy'lvainis �#r" itmet' of this place attended the eircas tri Seafotth on Wednesday last. W. Geiger spent Saturday at his home in Hensall. Goderieh this week. ' _ H. Nett paid Hensali allying visit Artie Treys, Miss Annie Heys and Saturday. Miss Mand Horton visited friends 2 . and Mrs. Sol 4tattin visited lin Goderieh Township on Sunday. at Mr. Pahner's, Crediton, Sunday g Rev. J. W. Andrews goes to set- evening. tend conference this week there-; The S'chilbe and Snell tore will not be able to take los ! people of the fourteent tt visityoung da t work next Sunday. Andy Reid isle-. Hey on Sunday, to take elsarge of the service on John Decker J7.'. visited at P. Goshen. A meeting is being held in the English church this week to ar- range for their annual "Garden Party." Watch for further particn- 1 tars. The gypsies• are spending their present. Fossald, Dashwood, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bloch of the Go- shen, visited at J. lxechet's,on Sun- day. Jos. Wickens who casae up with a Toad of calves on Friday r:turned holidays in the land of Goshen at to Ingersoll on Monday. Geo. Geiger accompanied:him. Rob. Kidd has purchased a net, organ. Slabtown will now be sup- plied -with good music. Gee. Broderick, path master and. J. Hall disposed of as car of'fat r his then are busily engaged fixing tattle last week for the old ;country up the road. snarke' . i t Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Getz have W. Oliver and D.Wilson Sr. both left our burg and moved to Hen- of Grand Bend passed through our ! sail. burg the other day on their way to the old country. COULD SCARCELYWALK. P. Mcisaae has taken the Con- . Qeorge Thompson, a leading e con- tract of drawing the household merchant of Blenheim, Ont.,states : nests from Exeter station to _:see was troubled with itching Grand Benet, Maple Grove summer piles for fifteen years, and at times resort, to furnish the ten cottages were so bad I could theyse in 'erection there by the citizens of scarcely London. walk. tried a great many setae- dies, but never found -anything like J. Hall spent Monday in the city Dr. Chase's Ointment. After the of London. third application I obtained relief, Miss R. J.l Hall who has been and was completely carred by using visitingMiss Jennie Hall for the one bsx." Ask your neighbors past few weeks returned home the about Dr. Chase's Ointment, the other day. only absolute cure for piles. bASl� 4tMOOO Special to the HERALD. 1f You Want Pure ManiL in*erTwine C. GREB'S HARDWARE is the place to get it .... 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Indian Z,inen is new goods, especially for white waists and dresses. Wo have it in white and black. You want to et- ataine it before buying other goods. We are off ori iii' special values in Prints, Delarines and Bedford Cords ; just the thing for girls' dresses. :space will not allow us to quote prices this week, but we will guarantee you Bar- gains in this line. is now tipoli us, and with it Boles the hot weather. Watch the Window Menwe have tewest t styles in Batshe. both English and American makes. If you need anything in this line, we can save von money, by buying from us. You will also notice by our window, that we have son e - thing natty in Summer sniRTS, COLLARS s flE Give us a call, we can suit you. We wish to draw your attention', to our lines of TOP-SI-1!RTS AT 50 Ora. and up. In overalls, we have several different lines, from 75o. up. Remember, for something goad- for the least money, yon. want to call at the 'old, Reliable Kouse. tembacb, zunch r 1