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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1901-07-12, Page 12L u Bee ndry Work guaranteed equal to We use no Chemicals to destroy your Clothing. Suits to Order. Good Work HOFFMAN, The Tailor, J. H. Wismer GENERAL BLACKSMITH A N D HORSESHOER. Repairing all kinds of machinery a speciality ! J. H. Tinier, Kalbfleisch's ®e�. r�.Mls , 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 B. G. Red Cedar Shingles. All kinds of lumber al- ways on hand. Chopping done every day. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Mills 14th Con., Lot 25. J. C. Kalbfieisch Zurich P. O. We have a number of Zlit Special Offerings Wool 1 Wool 1 Highest market price paid for Wool, cash or trade. A full stock of Tweeds, Blankets, Sheeting, all kinds of Yarn, Underwear, Stockings, Shirts, Overalls, etc. Our Furniture Wareroors are complete in all lines, suelt as Bedroom Suites, Dining loom and Parlor furnishings, ('X)ue•1i- es, Window shade's and Pis■ture frames. GIVE US A CALL. T and M JDRNONI c to which we wish to call your attention : FACTORY COTTONS at I/i, 5, S:1, 7, 7X, 8 and 9 !BLEACHED COTTONS at 7 8 19:2 COTTON HOSE at e 10, 12, 13, 17, 18, 20, 23 and 25t' (women's sizes) Children's sizes from 70. up. TOWELLINGS at 5, a+, 9, 10 and 12c ;'.PRINTS a,t h J 1 0 1 1 and 1 c Zurich', t & ,.ye■e� oar Yard wide■ Print (u los We invite you to compare these 1,901; Goods and larit■e■s with others. WE CLAIM TO HAVE THE BEST VALUES ZURICH age Wo X BUGGIES BUGGIES IlUOO Larger Stork Than Ever. Nobbier Than Ever. Prices Lower Than Ever. SS! & S � kid, Oil F A. E WA RD$ THE ZURICH HERALD DRYSDALE Special to the HERALD, Haying is the o dor of the day. Many of the boys spent the first of July at Grand Bend. Maxim' Desjardi.no -sold a spile driver for a handsome figure: Our foot ball team practices every Wednesday. and Saturday night. Two burglers broke into H. Ran's milk house last Saturday but did not do much damage as Mr. Rau heard them and went out, they were unknown. J. P. Rau is laid up with a lanae foot. Our popular dress -maker Miss L. Horner is around again. Arthur Geffory has resigned from the St. Joseph brick yard. R. J. Talbot visited friends around Murryville last Sunday. A very large crowd visited H. Rau last Saturday night and re- ported a good time. Joseph Rau visited Zurich on business last week. Boys read the HERALD and don't miss the Drysdale news. School report. -Below is the actual standing of the pupils of Sep. S. S. No. 1, Hay and Stanley, based on regularity good deport- ment and general proficiency for the month of June. Jr. Leaving Pt 1,Arthur Gelinas, Clarisse Contin ; IV Sr., Louis Bris- son, Eli Gelinas,Sara R. Denomme; IV Jr., Emelia Laporte, Gaston Bachand, Philip Bedard ; III,Emma Durand, James Denomme, Sara .1. Denomme; II Sr., Stance Brisson, Joseph Carriveau,Isaae Ducharme; II Jr., Edith Denomme, Matisse Arpin, August Ducharme ; Pt. II Sr., Peter Masse,Maxim Corriveau, Malcolm Ducharme; Pt. II Jr., Mabel Oharette, Tilly Millar, May Millar ; Pt. I Br. Hector Laporte, Bertha Ducharme,LeonoraDnrand ; Pt. I Jr. Alice Denomme, Wilfred Laporte, Leroy Duchar■zne. Aver- age attendance for the month, 7S. Jerome Bedard, (teacher,) FAMILY RE -1 NIo\.-A very plea- sant gathering took place at the, home of Mr. and Mrs. Sunon Iia • - dour on Dominion day. Out of 13 E ehilclren, 1.2 of them gathered at the old homestead, 'when a very en. joyable time WAS spent by all. W ' give the names of the children pre- sent and their present house Charles A and wife and Edward of Detroit. John B. wife and two ehil• BAYFIELD dren of Stratford, Minton anis Peter Store e■doses Tuesday ani Friday, . •.!..)f Brewster, Joseph of St. Joseph, Special to thellsataLo. at p. nl, �. ,Fria■. Mercy a Drysdale and ; Rev, J. W. Andrews and wife' Willie. Marie. heeratphine and Dal- paid a visit to Londesborough on BLAKE • Special to the HuitALD. Our .peacefullittle burg is at pro - sent trying to koop itself as cool as possible but does not manage it very well. The intense heat of the past week is rushing early grain and haying a head very. fast, some of our farmers are nearly through haying and re- port a very light crop especially in timothy, The early in this vicinity is al- most a total failure on account of the dry weather. Miss Edna, Holtz of London spent the lst of July under the parental roof and was renewing old acquain- tances with some of the young people. Mrs. Jas. Blair of London is at present the guest of R. G. Nichol, merchant of this prospering town. J. J. Boyce of the Bronson line was visiting friends and relatives in and around London last week and reports a very enjoyable time. Many of our young people spent the 1st in Bayfield and Grand Bend, our two famous summer resorts. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Yule, Miss Yule and Miss Emma Edighoffer, spent the lst at Mrs. Yule and Miss Edighoffer's father, Adam Edig- hoffer. Miss Hetty Swayze who for the past year has been with her sister in Montrose, Mich, returned home last Thursday and all are pleased to see Hetty looking so well and enjoying such good health. Chas. Meyer our noted mason is doing a rushing business this sea- son as he has completed seven large barns and several brick houses and cellars. Charlie is a hustler. John Bechier our prosperous pump maker has added a great im- provement to his shop in giving it a new roof. R. G. Nichol is still on the road with his egg wagon, Bob. is after every hen he sees. What might have proved a very serious aceident, happened to Miss Maggie Douglas in Barfield on Monday evening while Miss Doug- las and escort was driving up from the bridge a runaway horse collided with their buggy, throwing Miss , Douglas out hurting her aria very severely with many other bruises. VARNA GOSHEN LINE Si 'ria1 to the llitt:et.no. phine at home. Thursday* last. '•'*'•"` _ --_ Miss Fanny hleRtenait hasreturn- DASHWC00 'e41 home after visiting her aunt in ;rind iiig is ahnost done, some of pe I Special to the i1't 1* �I.n f. the IFg etting; oaf a load of, lady, Mrs. ' their fi :al tthe.tt tee began centtittg; �I tin Friday evening last, Miss Mabel Erwin Of Marlette, , Fisceher Sr. hail the misfortune to Mie•h. and Miss Clara Erwin of EV. fall and breed: her arm at the wrist. field laalvt' been visiting at 3110 r ' 1* 1 't ML1 ■ ' N Thrt annual C'lniltlre�aiN day of the 4 A re> ► S lai(-tt C' v. Evangelical r'i'asata lation was e't■le ff((1 mi,s ata belt MeI inlry and Miss ltrate■ai on Sunday. last in the 1 van tartare DowsXon have been visiting gam! r■lnui'h herr. The dal; be- friends ban Ega tolittlt•illee.itngw fine. the attendance was ver; quite as number from this part large. eM x�n,e.imx.ww.rnrkirN altd:ll't° Ieri�il..:: X}}� ap.9 ( ill"1N°i «n wit'(#r+Urarb . ! • Tully Three Po Its Fot' F. W. HESS, i The Jew+lc Fine He lfairing. A THE Zurich Saddlufh Organ and Piano House. Windows. l'uriss preen. Spray intend to go to tine: celebration tinn-e friends here. to our young ladies for their help 1 •(n�ntr- p. Hilylea and of ut+e refereed to they have shame at than ;c runny Stoves nand Tinware, Washing Mee. Mary A. McBrnekun is vis.itinng their home in Baa telpton on 'Panes=l pe9111e s l►iratie. -Tamsltlitlnnm inn •all its Branches Mae Andy E'en, eo$ Baaletlo m is on 11 Mr. and Mfrs. J. Hall and oda arch mt1<l khats: of eatables' :".`" detilibt the eh -k list at pre,e nnt. ter Jennie left on wet/taws/15y s15y nnnu,,ru• ! some ria these ladies . ill tall make Mn'. lnntlllw=�c 1(oarngbtnnt. with '� rnfifl, drawing lnaar the other dray `' tatg ter a ta'ip tno the enl(1. a=outltt.r. gaud worenn..roe know they are . yeaar a a;:laa■n i(■naee, u in a■ ttaarg y o Mike M ennttedY Uhaad frau■ nuilsfeortnntie They nil 4evai Sat,atiay nnl(n>gnninlg ege a l kof eml.na .hc°v (aae ■" tn1lIl, this Departnanennt. and will oath■nnr to titan while r,ettinn kraut of the mow lroinl Montnea1 on. tine I'aaten :loan. 1'4e j ai ht and .e 1 v ■til Ql t,, t moult! W dung. prsonnIlutiy. I)rit Owe at"r■ p)Eeaaseecd to hint' ltitt`,ryitjoyalyleatri9it mid a sa n return. ''.The boys". Everything in the Harness line I If root have a window giving al "ranlll; a. 'Valises <■tt■. :pec aarartint^d again. Hr. Eckstein of the 12th coat., i view to any place that is not galea- our Singles t3arnee. at ' ;.�' to those who 'tai nls on .h�rmstro ne tuts ceirected. as Hay t y.. has started to cost his bar! : , trate stone P. sant to look upon you can :slant off 3f. Nestled in charge of Harness. avidl leave their orders. l . d)ui tlnn. ;sang untr, (o, ler. This is tide e•lrlie.t llaarcest. ; the view without lilac rverittr� ~`krill ft. by 10 ft un'. de■ 'a th as frnrnar�e ting; ever known the. thin section. lithe a a the lig ht. its tis olein in a little I built in one end and all the latest 3i'onidaa the 1st of Jeal was the S � hot water ars int a=pr'Si9t11 4^tlt�r as �` Paints andOils 'e lead the Trade it built o1(■nnth. n la In 1 Teen wire. graven 1),:.ors and, t ". eo argai l W Went to Varna on Saanadaav evcnniang; F,d,wara1 C4ravleitni ,,.i wife. of tel hear the ()renege sermon. Porde:kit returned home on Mr Erueehe■ld. Quite a ntuuber from here took in the picnic held at I3ayileld on the lst. Last Sunday evening the; eervie■es in the Methodist church were in behalf crf the Orange Lodge. Mrs. Andrew Keyes, tloheni line is on the sick list. Miss Pearl Andrews is visitingAle Offer Big ' Fury If You Want ��ni1a err Twine C. GREB'S HARDWARE Vo' ARE _.......00135th, is the place to get it 1 All kinds of Hardware Stoves Tinware Furnaces Eavetroughing Paints and Oils Screen Doors Screen Windows Potato Sprayers �ry Glass Putty Putty �y Paris�{Green etc etc...�f �.y a+OaII� `a3'�.a !��• �•,V�.4 �:J-4a.*li.•.0v.�. y-®•�W If You are Building You will need Nails. I have a Big Stock on hand, and will Sell them Right. CHAS. GREB Main Street, � Zurich, Ont . Zurich's Leading Shoe Store ... ABOUTOUR SPRING SHOES i� e are showing ibis season, a good many new styles in Ladies', Alisses', Children's, Men's, Boys' and Youths' Shoes. Our stock i* up-to-date in style. Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes at lowest prices. We guarantee best quality always. It' you want the very latest and best goods from the leading Canadian manufac- turer; Come to me Try me And you will. AIN always buy fro rr► me. BENDER EET . i '1O friends in Clinton. Mon To the young ladies. Then tt ssinen Ur anage Lodge 'do not day wafter spending a few clays with l We wish to extend heart?,* thanks !mimes. Spades and Shovels. p A , tn;aeltheve and 1.Vritn;ge■rs. at . lie -tare litre to m s+. dale The taib➢tis ~Luer■e tccndl screed �4 rata he re s•eia ed :�trnne severe Injuries,all wish thenal at pleasant trip. ,ani g love ran all. t, oi1t Binder Twine at o;' Sr. dO. EPH hottest day for a great haw years. it will disolwo and absorb. �• Paint ` ;E' d 1 rlt lacit s h his,' windows uIlI e;' j ' er i home on it over the �ti h 1e hot andf vacation. i't will make a fair imitation of eeee - ground glass, and may be washed Special to the 1 enet l,. 5ute h P. Confine and 1'. Iitneharmne le=ft H , Proofing Por the Coronation.. morning, last. , - Spye=nnad t y tine 13Ezt.+it to. ) t7'O'trial preparations ;"or tinea conn nt. , The 1iniminion clay celedyraatiotl f©r !i5 t ante City, �1Cnc•In. gni Tuesday GRAND iE ONf. 1off when desired. Mr. Analogs Overholt left on Von- passed off seg usual. I e1['g*,ea r rowers Y nation procession are already be- EE erytllig New and up-to-date. No old stock. day for Bricelield where he is eu-"from all directions canine early and t lag; made. The etpe rted route is ZUPif Rene Rept gagett with Robt. Vr-ut on of that stayed late and everyone pent a place for the conning harvest. pleasant anit das. Our farmers are all busy with ; Vies. Grattan of Port Blake and their bay which appears to be a Mrs A.Bossenberry� of Zurich were very good crop. i heard cooks at Bossenberry's hotel, A wall te,ek in Every Deea�rtrnent. reit was poisoned anal again on here, on Friday last. Saturday night lcaet, Barest Prie- Y+ew summer 'cottages are being many Scheel Children a wearing apparel. is the • through the :wane thoroughfares as at Queen Victoria's coronation in le438. Offers to sev ralhundred ound running are p al- ready being made f r seats on the II route. Itis evident that Hing Ed, li A dog poisoning fiend has started' on )en'rinien clay. ward's eoronation will ec■lup)Se in ___._ .___—._._I-er operations here. Some time ago A arty of about . O votiai �o a : p g people' ma nnOceiice that of any previous � One collie belonging to Ben. C;ha.Y of Zurich spent a very pleasant day Soveteig n. x 04* Harness of all kinds. Pur Robes. Blankets. Trunks, Travelling Bags,Fancy Plush Rugs. Furniture. Eftirooth Parlor Suits. Sideboards, Table::, Chairs, Spring Beds, Mattresses of all ;kinds. New aw WilliamsSwing Machines, Organs and Pianos--e:nly they best makein Canada -the Dominion, the Bell. and the Thomas. 'cher was awarded the gold medal at the World's Es - position, Paris, France, in 1900. Patronize home dealer, and you will save money,and get better goods with an honest dealer. WELL 4 1 JI Co i, Neat gnebatu's fine large St. Bernard was erected and all old encs are filled, poisoned. It is a pity that the low with summer visitors. Grand Bend lived scoundrel, whoever he is is the most popular summer resort could. not be caught and punished' on the East shore of lake Huron as such work as that ie too mean and contemptible for anything. PHii JbELPHIA, 1 rs. L. Smith left here on Satur- day last for the Cann dian Soo '. Speelal to the HERALD. where she has gone to join her burs Haying us the order of the day. band who has been there for some ! The Misses Schnell and ;hiss time. Albrecht were home from Detroit, 4 Mr Langan who travels for the to spend the first. E. Daly Tea Co. of London was in ; Mr. Bobier of Exeter gave his i these parts this week, in the inter- !patrons a picnic at the Grand Bend, est of said firm. at which an enjoyable titre was spent in foot racing and other amusements. We understand that some of our citizens carried off a few first prizes. Flax pulling }los commenced in this vicinity. A number of our young people spent Dominion Day .at the Grand Bend, while a. few other noted ones spent it in Goderieh. All report having a good time. John Jefferson, flax foreznan and G,eorgp V .»alstine electric light manager both of Park Hill paid our Pales Weak and Nervous. a main thing for the pre- sent season, so every lady should inspect our Debilitated and Lxheiuited in Mud and t ody-Dr. Chases Nerve rood is serenely --re TtreEf a1 3Coir childkes, The severe and ever-increasing strain of competitive examinations coming at aaa time when every boy and girl is undergoing trying physiological changes does much towards making mental and physicat Wrecks of eho o children. Run down in health, with the blood thin and watery and the ner- vous system exhausted, children havie no chance to escape the many ills that beset a feeble body. There is no treat- Merit known to science that so natural- ly and thoroughly restores strength and vitality to the nervous system as Dr: Charm'sNerve Food. It makes par eats happy by bringing back the color to the faces and the strength and elasticity to the bodies of their pale, puny children. Mrs. 5. Dempsey, Albury, Ont., writes:-` Ids little granddaughter, nine years old, waspare and weak, she had no appetite and seemed to be gradual- ly growing weaker. Dr. Chase's Nerve Food proved invaluable in her case, re- storing' hoalth and color and making ' her strong and well ■ Fifty ,gents a box, at all dealers.;g1 Slimmer Goods. In Spot and Colored Mu.,iins. Lawns and Linens. Goods, we nave a full assortment. Indian Linen is new goods, especially for white waists and dresses. We have it in white and Mark. You want to ex- amine it before buying other goods. 'V� a are offering special values in Prints, Deluines and Bedford Cords; Just the thing for girl's' dresses. Space will not allow us to quote prices this week, but we will guarantee you Bar- gains in this line. is now upon us. and with it comes the hot weather. Watch the Window We have the newest t styles in Hats. both in English and American makes. If you: need anything in this line, we can save you money, by buying from us. You will also notice by our window, that we have some- thing natty- in Summer Give us a call', we can suit you. We wish to draw your attention to our lines of TOP -SHIRTS AT 5o ors. and up. In overalls, ace have several different lines, from lye. up. Remember, for something' good for the least money, you want to call at the Old, Reliable House. tflhaCh, -Zurich •