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VOL. II.,NO, 13.
RALD.
Tlie Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township.
- ZURICH, ONT., FRIDAY, OCT. 25 1901..
$1. PER YEAR.
CHURCHES.
ST. BONIFACE, Catholic.
Order of service for the summer,
Sundays: High Mass at 10 a. m. ; Cate-
chism and Instruction at 12 o'clock;
Vespers and Benediction of the Most
Blessed Sacrament at 7 p. m.
Holy Days: High Mass at, 10 o'clock;
Vespers and Benediction at 7.30 p. m,
Week Days: Mass every morning at 7.
30 o'clock; First Fridays, Mass with
Exposition at 8 o'clock; The Holy
Hour, or one hour's visit to our Lord
in the Blessed Sacramet every Satur-
day evening from 7 to 8.
Bey. Father Valentine. Parish Priest
EVANGELICAL, German and English
Sunday services:
German, at 10 o'clock a, m. English, at
7 o'clock p. m., Sunday school at .-,, p.m.
Tuesday evening; Junior Alliance, at 7,
Senior Alliance, at 8, h oir practice at 9.
Wednesday evening; German prayer
meeting, at 7.30. Thursday evening;
English prayer meeting at 7.30. Friday
evening; 'Teachers' meeting at 8.
Rev. C. H. Finkbeiner, Pastor.
(tltsAj
1,1,
Fred Lang of Seaforth is in town
this week.
Mr. Hugh. Chesney of Seaforth
was in town yesterday.
§eutjdde en. lull,. St. Petri
gottesaienft norm. ltalb ll Ut r
unb abenbs 7 1117r. Sonntagjdlule
norm. 9 224r. £ehrernerjammlung
Donnerftag abenbs urn 8.
g Sdiulfe, �aftot.
ZU RIGS AND VICINITY
Miss Minnie Shaffer wheeled to
Seaforth on Wednesday.
Miss Lottie Cantelon of Clinton
was in town over Sunday.
Mrs, Cantelon of Clinton spent a
few days with her son Dave.
Kenneth Macarthur of Ailsa
Craig was in town this week.
Mr. John Buchanan of Guelph is
at home visiting his parents.
Miss Pearsy Scott is visiting her
sister Mrs. Baltyne at Attwood.
Mr. B. Hole of London paid IHen-
sall a business trip on Saturday.
The work on the Miller cement
carriage works is being pushed
rapidly forward.
Mr. Wm. Thompson and wife of
Chicago have been in town the past
week visiting his mother.
Our Vega. was in darkness for a
few nights recently, owing to
break at the power -house.
Miss Goetz of Dashwood has re-
turned to her home after spending
a few days with Miss Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. John Maearthur,
LV. BACHAND, St. Joseph.
• Notary Public, Fire and Lifeln-
suranes Agent, Money to Loan, either by
private funds or loan companies.
H • J. D. COOKE,
(Late with Darrow do Proudfoot) Barris-
ter; Solicitor, Notary Public.
Hensel., Ontario.
pROUDFOOT & HAYS
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public
ate, etc. Cor. Square and North Street,
Ooderich, Ontario
W. PROUDFOOT R. C. HAYS
EZELLER,
• Clerk Toth My. Court, Huron
Commissioner for taking Affidavits,
Conveyancer ote. Valuator .for the Bu -
ten and Erle Loan and Saw; inga Co.
Officer- Zeller ..lock, Zurich Ont.
Additional locals' on page 8,
Mr. Andrew Foote of Varna was
in town on Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Andrews of Varna
visited. town yesterday.
Mr. J. J. Merner has disposed of
his horse, Sorrel Ned for $100. -
Mr. Doan and family moved to
their new residence this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lang returned to
their home at Philadelphia on Mon-
day.
Revival meetings start bete in
the Evangelical church on' Sunday
next.
Mr. Peter Koehler has rented
Mrs. H. Sipple's 50 -acre farm for a
term of years.
Mr. J. Steaey of Hensall has a
full staff at work, painting at the
Catholic church.
Mr. Wm. Ilsio of Dashwood call-
ed
on friends at the Commercial on
Sunday evening.
Mr David Schnell is raising his
barn to -day. A large number front
town are attending.
THE HERALD is a newsy paper.
We want you as a subscriber.
Lecture by Rev. R. Hobbs in the
Evangelical church, Dashwood, on
Monday evening next.
Pull stock of Harness, Robes and
Blankets. Team harness $22 per
set. C. Hartleib & Co.
Mr. Frank Bossenberry had the
misfortune to have his horse's leg
broken while driving down a hill
on the Goshen line, on Monday.
A large number from here at-
tended the farewell meeting of
Messrs Crossley and Hunter at
Hensall on Tuesday evening.
Hello Mike, where did you get
that fine stove? Why from Hart-
leib & Co. They have a fine assort-
ment and they sell them cheap,
you bet.
Mr. Dietrich Scholl secured a sit-
uation as coat maker for J. D. Mer-
ner. Dietrich still uses crutches,
owing to the broken leg he receiv.
ed. xn the summer.
Pure blood is necessary to good
health. Our Native Herbs purifies
RIGHT FURS
RIGHT PRICES
RICHT TIME
Mr. P. Lamont sold one of his the blood and enables it to repel
drivers to the Methodist minister the attacks of disease germs. J.
at Hensall, recently. Durttart, agent, Zurich.
The voun;people from here had We note with pleasure that our
Banker, have returned home from a party at Mr. C. Siemon'e,Bronson Hensall friends have decided to
line, on Tuesday night. close their places of business at
a visit to the Pan-American. a w .,
Mr. J. Macarthur, banker. is im- Mrs. Patrick Walsh. of Trishtown 1.30 each evening except Tuesday
proving his place by laying 'cement was the lucky winner of the crayon and Saturday. This isa good move
side -walks from the street to the picture of Farther Valentin.
and should be followed by our busi-
house. lir. Peter Schwalm of the Blind nes:: men.
Messrs. Carlisle enc. Foss are line is doing some fall work for Mr. ' Banker Tisdale of Ghnton aocom-
tearing out some partitions and A. Geiger on the (ashen line. ponied by :some friends visited
otherwise improving the interior Mr P. Lamont shipped a ear of Zurich en Tuesday. The convey -
appearance of their residence above cattle to Toronto this week and anee was. a. handsome automobile
the bakery. also a ear of huubs to Buffalo. and Was viewed with 'nigh interest
Harvest Home thanksgiving sex•- , in this "neck of the woods". Mr.
Miss mora Groh re turna.ct en Tisdale has been using the rig since
vices will be held in St. Paul's
church, next Sunday, both morn-
ing and. evening. At the morning
services the incumbent, Rev, Mr.
Doherty will preach, while in the
evening, Rev. Mr. Weaver will
take the services.
We have some of the newest things
in Furs
Caperines for $3.00, $7.00, $8.50 and $12.00
Fur Capes, at $16.00, for $14.00
Long Curly Cape for $15.00
We have a few lines of Curly Astrachan which we
selling very Cheap; In. colors -Grey at 2.00, Black
at 1.50, Green at 1.25, Red at 1.25, Blue at 1.50, and
White at 1.90. Iderdowns, in White, Red, and
Green, at 45cts per yard.
Read the following—Men's Fur Caps from $2.00 to $4.00 ; All wool
Blankets at $2.90, 3.40, 4.00 and 4.25. Men's Underwear, fleece
lined, all wool, for $1.90 a suit, don't miss this snap. Men's- heavy
Underwear for . 7 5cts a Suit. Don't miss these Bargains.
E BOSSENBERRY,
'•' Lieensed Auctioneer for flnr•
on County, respectfully solicits the pat-
tonage of those who intend having sates.
Satisfaction gaaarsu'teed.
. C. A. SELLERY,
01614.1..1.10
Dentist,tiat, Surgeons,
of the Itaysal College
�
et MetalSurgeons, Toronto, also honor
gztadusee of Department of Dentistry,
'Yorenlo t" rti+r+gtshy. Painless extraction
of teeth. Plate work a speeielitw.
At Dominion Waite, Zarkcb, eery
1►toadaaayW
STAN BURY, H. A.
• Sorresroir to CoLLil S .V.:�in` RS
Mr. Ruse of Toronto, a mu sican
of considerable ability, bas taken
the position ars choir master and
preeentor at Carmel elrureh, and
has entered upon hie duties. in
addition to this, Mr. Ruse win re-
ceive pupils itt voice•culture and
insteumentatl MUM
It iaa withinueh regret that the
members of St. Paul's church hear
that Rev. Mr. Dougherty has been
offered and accepted the Parish of
1 O Hi Lordship th
are
Tuesday evenu g front a pleasant spring and the cyclometer register -
visit with relatives at Milverton• ed nearly b00 utiles.
Messrs John Deis bort Jr.. George Every precaution has been taken
Hess u'ul Louis Pran��,attended the to prevent the spreading of small -
concert at Hillsgreen on \Vcdnes- pox in East Zurra, Oxford county.
day evening.
The sehuoi in the vicinity of the
Vire intent. to ;:tet after some of outbraatk Irate been closed, and the
our eurreepottde�ttts with a sharp 1 huu5e�s ei all exlteyeel, carefully
stick, :shortly. We hope they wsi11 quarantined. One new case has
get down to 'business at crncse, developed, but as it is in the'Snaith
flee iilg, where the disease first
el. N. Babcock, ttptic'ian. Hensall. i 1coke cent, there is no alarm.
D. S. FAUST,
ZURICH -' ONTARIO
will visit at the Dominion liem.:t',', This is the time of year when the
'Zurich, profee Tonally on Monday.: , stow /ape question uesert' itself.
f1rt. 2"eth• 1 star e; ea examine" Not politiees, not religion, not even
frce�. the European wear eluuti is of any
'Pitt' lucky i mulaer in the pri::e eon eeelueure to the uteri who is can -
drawing ern Father '�`uleentin's piµ•_ upon to reniove the kitehen stove
Thorntirs af, int,. s t� tore was 243. The drawing 'leek to its winter (punters and arrange
Bishop has approvea of the alp, plaee on Saturday evening at tL' the heaters fur the cold season.
will take
1 nbriez millionaire that
intmeynt and the, change
parsonage and ~vans Witnessed ystnal dr` Who is the em14
brio
Nov., quite a number trema town atttd sue°• Will tnct nt .a patent stovepipe coax- , U ,R` 1 C
place on kfat. 1301, rtraaitdin, a•awanntr� . .. tra etor and expander? Suffering
Messrs. Crossley and Hunter, the humanity is evatltdnge with suspend. ti
Evangelists 'alio have been holding. tan trtl ~vat. t't'a>t�irt=t1 frrernn µ Qia dtl➢' ed rias words for kiln w He win!
meetings here for the last month, „stn tlaatt 1Ia°. I)i tic. VilwdG t ,, w haey honors heaped intern hien i.
Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
THEY " MUST ONOE
GO
Whenever any Goods in our Stock show a disposit
Lon to 'stick,' we Cut the Price, and.Out they go.
We don't want in our Store, "has beeps" or "eft
overs." We have a lot of Women's Button and Lace is•
Shoes, .mostly small sizes, regular prices $2.00 to a X3.00,
e
Clear Out Sale at ?Imo to $1. 5+
0 H A at
rxE
left'►r`ed iewhty' for their ltaozni' at old and n°e=.1at°a°te'a a°a• at haat au _ wvfladr•1n woidl ataarlcr tine triintniths taf
for Thomas ds. preparatory
trator 'r tar, hey Will tt_e . ertsit t aatw visit totffraennb ul died aaaT The;eau-seE ,,,P,," the' 1)aaka an!" head°be ' of Corrog' 11
ra few days. itrc�pa �"'nit att�ngatatiQ^aatnt.
frig to ;atilt St. Mande Mia!1t. �1 death.iris not larvcaa lenaaranat1• tiga', erIa.w' s t.tr LE nawt'liint`IIE.
!s.rge erowd of friends bade then, Wdddtttant: was one e6 the ruled settler,
,.
w r ll at the station, on their de_ and has dt :ntln is regretta'aa h, ,u That is the first unmistakable
fame e , large t4drele of t°t'leativc, watt friends. eyatkeitottt of dieeased kidneys, aril
partt�r. ono or .two of their t , ailment wvindcla no one ran negleet �
familiar ltpmtts were sung. before The ammo Harvest 1 Ila tlte:elev , . d
without lit itiiag Bright's disease,
the train 1ttt11e1t1 out. lima; t•rr ice a ~will tolnt.ltd a 11. v,:, u,aa
. ►
diabetes rheumtasmn and the most
�uay„2a. e
Sale Register.
the 'twenteelirr:st ,~amulet after painful and fatal maladies. At the
Trinity. The Rev. t'. R. Weaver
lust sign of backache and ttrinar`y
Auction made of first +class 100- of the dicttese of Athabasca. will
disorders use 17r. Chase's as I tclr3ey-
. Liver Pills and you darn be certain
of prompt relief and cure. Ono
pill a dose. 25 a nts ai bott.
St. Peter's t;har�eh linear.
The following—a-
ollowing ^articles have not
been clarified. The numbers refer
to white tickets. No. 550, cushion ; d
3505, ladies' watch chain; 3950,
Zttrieh oil iOittit'day Nos., 2.nd, at .1;; come evath ftsy that he ~tient grit end fob chain.
. n
E.zi2#lttSTEg, SOLIOIToiz, vO'1'ARY, acre ftlei t, lot 17, N. B•, Stephen. 5 preach at Shiites at 11 a. zea. and
..s b:1ouee to Leen oft Village ogle% trete Exeter: attd two utiles Hensall at 7. 1r. tat. end the unent:�a,
tCerarregatar`er, ... a t
tsiid 1>`�ai Pro at lowest rates of Is= f'rotrt Tiashworyd. Well ttnlrrowed. bent. Rtyw-. � ..1. Doherty, B. .w..
Nona: Poo:aintnts fix original Gemmel
read stud. advised upon.
ZURICH COURT kt'TONDRD
Offlee a erg oglWeirs flank. teeter.
Also fa ct stork and itniplehnents. will !treat+ art Iiensall et II a. nt
on Ttesday,Oet.29th at one d'eleek.'' and Strt$aa at i p. art.
I4o reseirve as the proprietor is go. A. story is told of a man named
tng to Alberta. August Hartman. moots wwlnsz was presented with at
prop. E. Bossseititvrry, aitict. daughter by his wife. This was tu'w
ratnnt stock at�d itnpletnetlts- at Moon. The old moan was ser ove.rr-
o elock. sharp. G. Holtznnat
nti, !I got drum, aann,al that 1„vus -a full If these articles are net claimed.
. .. � 0.444+ttr a04;04ete,e0ere et proprietor, iMunn. Wheel iae bea�rnntat�-.+t'Aer he within tett drys they will be sold
3� E. Bossetiltarry, anaxct. �
8 Farm stuck and implements, lot had t5 cents left. That -was the for the lrenelit of the ehunrrh.
� � f#r a!!Ei'� � a� � a� s3 t� •
2 t,on 9 Hay, on Tuesday Not .79 last quarter. Haat when his mother t
RITZ,
SHO MAN
N T R
Butter and Eggs taken i exchange'
u . r is e o her ;in�a:..wz . -
• �} �f
at 1 o'clock harp. Jacob 'Gall- in-law met hint at the t3eo with as
COMMEli11 L HOTELra num axritl Heo.'Clatisifis 1>;~oprietor” reality*.ilii flnct. was ar total tµrlig,at'
aution
sa _..._ ,_ _ _.- .. � •• � �ec�raatl steers
given 1OH a s9 1s E. Bos.senberrg auctioneer. of the Moon with _t Notice as hereby that I vein, � �tlR a5r
4
°. Strictly up-to-date in n let's inf..4
oy pro eluents. Dining toduls is siva e
it plied with only flatverybest. 11 :a a
-*, Bar contains choice zivaor and i
..cigars. II .) ,. ,I0
,:;u Excellent Sample Rooms 3'
.j forCornmercaat Men. 0
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sit
• LotJis FOSTER, PROP '4
tominton"
touze
Equipped with . all modern
conveniences. First-class
;aeecommodc,tion to commer-
cial
ommer-e 4 Travellers. Ear and din-
ing room always ,supplied
wit4a the best obtainable.
Cr r Shoemsc ler,, 'Prop,.
zuRICK
Executor's sale of valuable farm I visible.
property, brick and tile yards to-
gether with live stock, iiepiements
and household furniture- Iursuant
to the power vested in the under-
signed executors of the last will of"
win. $eyrcck, late of the town-
ship of Hay, county of Huron, far- ,
mer, deceased. There will be of-
fered for sale by public auction by
Ed. Bossenbery, auctioneer, on F'ri- l
day, November 5th, 1201, at 1 .
o'clock p. in. sharp.
Samuel Rannie and Erastus
Rennie, executors. Ed. Hessen- `.
berry, auctioneer.
Farts stock and implements, on
Tuesday, the 12th day of November
1901, on lot 18,, con. 17, Stephen.
i Freed.. W. Glanville, proprietor. R.
a Bossenberry, auctioneer' .
Pitrnx stock and implements'. on
Thursday,Nov.aTov14th, at 1 o'clock-
p,
'clockp. in., on lot 13, North boundary,
Stephen, 3 miles east of Dashwood.
Jacob Wurtz, proprietor. E. Bos-
senberry, auctioneer.
Get your sale bilis printed at this
office. We give a free notice in the
columns of this journal which in
itself is worth the price of the bills,
as we have the largest circulation
r in Hay of any paper published.
"My heir eves falling out to
tufnisl gray very fast. But youa`
.fair Vigor stopped the failing and
restored the natural color. "- M 5.
E. Z. Beaomme, Cohoes, N. Y.
It's impossible for you
not to look old, with the
color of seventy years in
your hair l Perhaps you
are seventy, and you like
your gray .laid. If not,
O
use Ayer's Hair Vigor.
ri less than a month your
gray hair will have all the
dark, rich color of youth.
st:ott a Wile. All amid.
if Ifour 'druggist Cannot supply you•
send ns one dour and we pia express
O
oinortateresoeots
yunerl sure
Arid
Addres
....
4. C. AYER Co., Lowell, Mies.
not be responsible for the paynnent,
of 1t certain note made by me its
favor of Henry Ilse. for nineteen
dollars. dated the 30th day of Sep-
tetnber, 1901. as the said note has
been obtained from nae L c misre-
presentation and have received no,
value for the sante.
(Sgd) •ions Knee.
Zurich 1:'. O.'
Dated this 30th day of September,
1901.
1 Sul
We have just opened up a shipment of New
Fall Suitin g s , the finest and best values we have
Tweeds, Ser yes. Eiaek and Panty
eti 01 sht�witn. in �'Ctr � Serges,
Worsteds, and we might say here that everybody
intending to invest in a nice, nobby suit should
fail to see our stock and get our rices before
notz7
buying. We have had a large increase in our
suiting trade the past season. which goes to show
that we have the right goods at right prices. Call
early and make your selection before the stoek is
broken. Style and workmanship gu,arau
teed.
We also have a, few pieces of Summer Goodg
left in Muslins, Chailies and Ghighains, to clear
at 8e a yard, worth 121-2 and 15e.
Prints that were good value at IO and 121-2e,
while they last at ic a yard.
All kinds of faun produce taken in exchange
for goods at highest market prices.
Married. eel
Vey •se a—tent scne. At Detroit,
t _ 2, . y1 � ,
Brenner, -to Miss Martha A1- AND bHihl?.1Gt� I' t
Brecht, both former residents of t
Hay Township.
Bwvr t�rzER—Ic :r aCnrtr.—.fit the resi-
dence of the bride's parents, Mr.
end Mrs. Aaron Ka ercher, Bron-
son line, on Wednesday etening,
October 23rd, by the Rev. C. S.'.
Finkbeiner, of Zurich, Mr. Ed-
ward. Sweitzer, of Crediton, to
aisg Adelina Kaercher, of Hay
Township.
HARNESS
_ MANUFACTURER yai
ozz T aesda v rnd lust 'lir C><eo ird
...4 ... }
Furniture, and ���
1
M1 warerooms are he niquai,rters in Znrielt for Harness, Blankets, +
Fly Ne
t and Dusters.
.lobes. Trunks and Valises y s
All kinds of Household Furniture --Bedroom and Parlor Suites, Bide �
boards, the best Extension Table on the market, Oouehes, Fancy Reeky
ers, Spring Beds and Mattresses. r,
bled.
Sunxri n—At Dashwood,ort Sunday
evening, Oct. 20th, Abraham
Shetier, at the age ,of GI years, 4j
months and ten days.
PIANOS AND ORGANS
The high-grade Newcombe Piano ; the Bell and Dominion organ*
send Pianos. We sell all goods at the lowest possible prices.
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