The Herald, 1902-05-16, Page 8`THE ZURICH HERALD
The Pe
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le'sStore
SPRING
and
SUMMER
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY
OF TAI LOR MADE CLOTHING
J, +i�. MERN&R
ZURICH
ONTARIO
The Leading Dashwood
Blacksmith and !Furniture Store
Horse=Shoer.
I make a Specialty
of Shoeing Flatfoot-
ed and Intel ferillg
Horses,...,.
BNER ATS Z LAcIi. M1THINC
Wismar, . Zurich.
Johns() S.
FURNITURE STOW
is the Mee tau ,,rte ''i'�Oe'la
you require ono t+4 the
follow into Aitielf;s:
Sider boards, Bedroom Suites.
Extension Tables, Couches.
Fancy Rockers. Parlor Fur-
nishings, Prem] e Framing
A SPECIALTY
T h e Woollen Mill Store SPE
1)o not fail to call and examine
' my stork, which consists of Parlor
Suits, Bed -room Suits, Bed -steads,
Couches, Lounges, Extension Tables,
Center Tables, Side Boards, Sinks,
Rockers. Fancy Rockers, Chains of
all descriptions, Curtain Poles and
Trimmings, window Shades, Room
Moulding, Pillow -sham holders, Rat
Reels, Paper Racks, Easels and
Mirrors.
' (�►'E have a large stock of Natt-
resses and Springs which we
now offer at a. BARGAIN.
JUST ARRIVED a dandy lot of
the latest styles of
Baby Carriages. Go -Carta, Express
Wugovs, Carts and Rocking
Horses
PRICES RIGHT.
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Call and see us before parches.
ins; elsewhere.
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BUGGIES
re now finished.,
See them erre
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Planing and Saw 1U
kinds of woodwork and saw-
ing done to order. Estimates u
given for aa.:i kinds of buildings.
A full) stock of B. C. Keel Cedar. The Family
allll-paper. 1. a roll up.
Indies' Shoes, special. 75e.
Gents' Beautiful ul Ties,
10c,or3fo
Special 8 bar's Soap,
Mso many other Bar�ains
which space will: not atlloor
fins to mention.
z e us a cal' a sae they
:r NIH,
L' - ON.
Herald and
Shingles. All kinds of iun fiber at- Weekly Star. and The
wsys on hand. Zurich Herald, to the end
hopping done every of the Year.
Tuesday and rriday. This Offer includes two
handsome pictures of the
rield Gates, Water- King and preen Free
Tanks for Wind -.ills
To paid -in -advance sub
er we
will give the Family
Herald and the two prem-
and Water Troughs. scribers to our pap
Mins I4th Con., Lot 25.
ium pictures • for 4Octs.
C. lb :eis ' duress orders to
Zurich P. e F THE "HERALD, Zurich
HI LLSGf2'EEN
Special to the IXIPR.A.TTD,
Miss Lffie Rathwell visited Miss
Lillie Workman Sunday,,
Miss Aggie Cochrane has recov-
ered from her recent illness.
A number attended the Temper-
ance Convention in Hensall Thurs-
day. ,
Rev. Oliver Coleman visited his
brothers Frank and George last
week.
Mr, James Troyer left Thursday
for Alymer, where a situation
awaits him.
Will Jarrett visited friends in
Sharon and. vicinity, Saturday and
Sunday last.
Mr. Albert and Miss Melissa
Smith visited with Miss Mand
Purquar Sunday.
Mr. Ed. Reichert now sports a
new buggy. Beware Ed. and keep
away from the girls.
Rev. Mr. Carrier° delivered an
excellent discourse in the Presby-
terian church Sabbath.'
Mr. John. Cochrane Jr. of Stanley
has purchased his father's farm,
Mr. Cochrane Sr. will erect a house
on a lot that he has reserved off
the farm.
GOSHEN LINE' SOUTH
Special to Ting HERALD.
Mr. and Miss Joel Beachler
Slabtown visited at John Mesar
on Sunday.
Messrs John Smith, Albun Smit
and Philip Foster visited at Joh
Gaseho's Sunday afternoon.
Messrs W. Smith, John Meye
and Conrad Dabus made 150 rod
fence in a clay, Conrad was t
leader.
The young folks around ]i
visited at Mr" Gingerich's on Si
day night. The evening was sp e
in social talk. ae'
(Intended for last week.)
Mr. Levi Hamacher is not Sit
well at present.
The farmers around here areal
done seeding by this time. 4 )
Mr. Sol" Kuepfer and e pot
visited at Mr. John Gascho e 1
Sunday. '3r.
Mr. John Brown and his :trt`.
Mary were in Zurich on i$niet;
evening. i,%i
Mr. Menno Beachler and ra
visited their son-in-law in St: 6t
on Sunday.
Mr. Morris Hamacher haslet
contract for pruning Mr. Tr��!1
nor's orchard. ,e
A oouple of the young people aL
Slabtown visited at Merino Be4!.
ler's on Sunday. ►ss
Mr. W. Smith has disposal a
his two steers to J. Hall of Dc
wood for a handsome figure.
Mr. Jacob Brown and Mr. Das'
Gingcrieh .visited at Sol. t,lin
erieh's on Sunday afternoon,
)Ir. David E-lingeric h got 1t
driving shed moved hist vee
Dave likes to have everything
first class order.
I3,al'. YFI ELD
.DRYSDALE'
Special to the HF;I�ALD.
A MAY WniDa:.rrct..
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A pretty church wedding tee-
eurrcel at St, Peter's church
Drysdale, on Tuesday May Gth, tet
Gam when Ret 'Father Pr:ud-
h.onr.mo rector - o2 this parish
performed the cereanony, uniting
Miss Annie, soeond daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R. Denommo of
Drysdale, to Charles Bedard second
son of A. Bedard of Hohnosville.
The bride was beautifully attired
in lilac silk, with white silk and
white applique trimming with hat
to snatch, and the bridesmaid, her
sister Miss Josephine was sirnilarly
costumed ; The groomsman's part
was taken by Wm. Bedard, After
the 'ceremony they invited their
friends and relatives and partook
of a wedding dejeuner at the home
of the bride's parents, after which
a pleasant day and evening was
spent in music and dancing. The
bride, who was organist of St.
Peter's church is a popular young
lady among her many friends, and
the groom a prosperous fernier in
Geclerich township where he has a
splendid farm on the Maitland
concession where they will live
amid the well wishes of hosts of
friends, with whom we join.
Numerous and costly })resents were
received.
THERIGHT a 6' PLAOE'
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For Good Goods and Right Prices
I will have in stock this coming season, the two
Best brands of Paints on the market—
and the FRANCIS FROST ARK.
�+ and the two leading Binder' Twines
l cCormick's PURE MANILA, MANILA,
AND
Plymouth GOLD MEDAL and GREEN SHEAF,
These two Twines require no recommendation. You all know they are
First Class. T am getting a,' car load of "Portland Ceinent, Fence Wires,
of all descrilition, Nails and other building material. All kinds of
Hardware, Tin, Granite, Glass and Silverware. Roofing, Eavetrough-
ing and Furnace Work a speciality. Notching but first class material
used and first class men employed at the
ig Hardware
CHL! 13
Main Street.......
5 Zurich, Ontario.
ZURICH! LEADING
8 OE O
It would be a difficult matter to final a Bigger
or Better Assortment of Boots and Shoes
than we are showing. We have a niee lot of
Spring Goods and still more coming, we have
a nice lot of Toe Slippers that we will sell at a
right price. A slumber of Misses and Women's
Low and High Shoes at low priees,from 50 cts.
to $1, these Shoes were sold at $2 to $3.25.
Come in and See our Goods.
we will not be undersold by any means.
=i "iDM-` -�', )Lail) St. Z-Litich,
Speeial to Tit Iit_!t io.¢o. Celt d Sciatica.
Miss N. Hing bus gone te, ibe• y .
trait. Zanrrb+. May l.lth.. 1'�i,,°�.
J. Xing and wife of Clinton zoic J. DantaIl art
here Sundaay, l�cann
Miss Marlry't'�`aalwina ifs home aa,en Il I Was troubled g9uQla y e3:nt9r�st for
Detroit for an visit. sear and cruse) i g,a t anew VOW,. a
apse lnaa°. �l a hen of N atnv(• franks.
Sander ,inn aid D. SPetr -r off ; use fan aid ton new feeling mile
Briueefielei were )Here Sunday. r�nfla va l II earl re:.° annnnnr nnFl °rlaar,
Mts. J. Morgan and don:Ater terr a; "`ratite^ Petits" as the test faintly r
Bert have returned. front lam'onB.ioun. nntollioinne jinn the ttre>>rtoll.
t)r. Atkusen. 'rife and t'<annule anal' Veneta; trcnlw
WAS Carter of Ostiole leave &ui`ae�tn o'Sg , y $.sols. -r t 14'lelt�a tut Dna;'•.
up their r'esiatem.,t %env?. f'vei)a° the. Say la s us ilt you up with as new
summer. Shirt, Cont.. Utesffs. and Tee if you
E. Reid, B. Floss, '4 . Turner. and! are l,s5t:aangf for they nne;vest aat
A. Brown left for Owen Sonne l on 1OWe.-.t prices. \fie reap suit you. ;
Monday having engaged en the;' 1�. Steinbach.
Government survey boat Boriteid.
The stone-nnaisons have completed' DEA 114 OP A JtrISI ALIS `.
the foundation of the new St fir•. 3t. .1. d`a Daitm. Editor of the
Andres ehtareb. The „.6rs err p
stone is to be laid. on the frith in st. Exeter Tinuaes. Never Recovered
b' Miss Gibson of Toronto. wheel, k From the EEfeets of a Fall.
father' was the first pastor of the
present church.
t Exeter, Ont..May 1i.—Aftex' a ii
A quiet wedding tool. iphice at Ione and very painful illness. Mr.
erre' 11ectortl rridayy even•nnn;_+, w•l en Mille•a• J White'. editor of thrr
Rev. E. eo Jen iii gsunn4etii ine *131 E-xeser• "Iunne�. edie dl bat;rrdaay even-
holy hemi, of to trit/tonne% _Cir. Ed_ !inn`'. Deteaseneli w ass b, r�n near To-
ard Reid and miss lE;iyie rente. came to ]Exeter when a mere,
Vaal. entered hie fathers °nice. and
I' ft liisgn, The haiilbe r F;a:inPe j beeaanne paartaner and editor r soniie
left for Lf user S:itaan°r,ay, years a *o. a. n �itien 'opasi�o Due' )nese
Soniaeoi>; our ernterDsru�ana,• �-�y.nag, 3ilTieil enPYtAataelany. Mn. �tiluatiy f'ril
men have taken in halal tree cele-� on thee lee eon tree 1 f; ave 1€�eeeeafell
bration of Victoria. Day ;<°3v e his right t
•breaking - 1 Il leg. The free-
arranging r i
e Wishart. of ILrynticpnn. iperfortaa3eal ori
the large bills and be sure and t- ti 1; . �. bring:
,,,
r' come to Bayfield on the 24th. about union. A few days after -
On Monday evening two small wards as see -ere cramp, eaused by'
boys Wilber Erwin and Loyd' lits long confinement in one €atti-'
Brown were wrestling on the street cutlet in bed, broke his left leg also.
in front of the bicycle livery when- Since their his reeoverr has been
Wilbert's left leg was badly woken considered hopeless. Mr. White's
above the knee. Dr. Smith was father, the founder of the paper.
called and set the fracture. the Mr. John White. shed soniethinte -
little fellow bearing it bravely. over a year ago from the effects of
What might have peeved a very' a broken leg. sustained also by
serious fire was discovered none falling on the ice sonye live years
too soon in P. A. Edward's store previously. The funeral took i
and are
of sports Han ante rc .i ung tare dicer not unite, although Dr.
program of Charts zzracrl. gaaune wee
operation some weeks ago to ring:
about four o'clock Sunday morn- ' place on Tuesday afternoon, to!
ing. The sleeping rooms are over 1 Exeter cemetery, and was very
the store and the dense smoke largely attended.fortunately awakened those above t
who little thought of the danger.
It was soon discovered in the store'
n, strip of flooring . near the back of
the store being burned through
and just blaring well. Tt had evi-
Cook's Cotton /toot Companna
Ts sueeessfully tried monthly by over
10,000 Ladies. Safe, tinting. Laelie$ask
yonr orue-gist for r{'w 'C itiO I 'kW 'Cear-
a.
• ar-
ai.2'ake no other, as ail
oar',fixtures, pills' and
dently been smouldering from the Nie 2 zo e r as g oneTriir r 1' S. ppet
g g ,;at per box. No;
time the store was ''closed 1 p. m. 1 or ;mailed on receipt of price end twos•cent
It 8i5 as narrow eSCri stains. the Cook Company. Windsor Ont.
p res�pa obleDruggie sins CenadmaaendedtyAll
For Bridges, Barn, Fence, Roof,.
Structural Iron, use the Hollywood F No.1 and No. 2 are sold in Zurich
Paste Paint, for sale by U. treb. at Dr. Buchanan's drug *:tore.
1
Al
Shipment of
s, and ateh
els. J'i11 be sold
W) asset of Singly I ft1 less at o;b'ires sle'e't born
known in Zurich, Mom
Now is the time to Oil your Harness.
tOf' Eviill' lli>;1'lleas Oil at lr''dtwed prices.
u
Stock of r Fso M eed
Paints, the good � at
Hardware yandy�+�rHariiess Emporium,
ZURICH, , ON�I .,
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Now is the time ;you may be loosing for some-
thing New and Nobby in Colored Shirts. Sea=
our entirely new stock—not a shirt carried over
from last* . y r—so you cannot go amiss buying
from us.
Soft bosom Shirts we have thein from .75 to $1.25
Starched
66 66
at $1.00
66 66 (cuffs detached) at 1.25
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'.p wet hafe the Daring felt want in .Ley)-
lars for summer—sounething not too
]'sera, still stylish. You want to see theins. All sizes.
The rounded corners the latest and best
d quality.
Give us a call. We can suit you.
%tehthach, auric