The Herald, 1907-02-22, Page 1The Official Organ oZ 4uric
Vol. VI1., No. 31
ZURICH, ONT, FR/DA
RUARY 22, 1907.
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5411 PER VEAR
Min Snell, formerly of Blue -
vale, is receiving $45.00 per
month from the Calgary
Oc., Calgary, This
estimable young lady had
only a common school edu-
cation, and in a few months
with us prepared for the a-
bove sitnation. With a few
years' experience Miss Snell
will receive at least $75 00
per month,
Stenography is better than
school teaching.
What we have done for
others we can do for you.
Enter any time. Individual
instruction.
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Write for catalogue.
Clinton Business College
(3E0. SPOTTON
g LOCAL NEWS. 5
Have you had the grippe yet.?
Mr, J. Preeter left on Thurs-
day on a business trip to Toronto.
Mr. 0. and Mrs Biller visited re-
latives in Credit= on Wednesday.
Mr. Israel Wilhelm of Milverton
is visiting relatives in this vicinity
at present.
Fred Rummel bas bad a hand-
some new piano placed in his home
• . , by H. Well.
Mr. Alex. Ehnes, of Edmonton,
Alta., is visiting his brother, Mr.
• Atignst Ebnes, of this village.
John Kocliens, who has been
visiting relatives here for. some
3nenth, returned to North akota
Jaat.Sitturday.
,'• • :Three hxIre tzi1e.i4L
deaths and 474 injtired peoplczs t
awful work of the railways in the
United States in the last six
months.
D. S. Faust las completed the
re-arrang.ement of the interior of
the Post. Office end the switch
board for the telephone exchange
will be pnt in soon.
Mr, Edward.Appel has purchased
the handsome new dwelling which
Mr. T. 3. Me.rner has had erected
in thit Tiliage. Mr. Anpsl will
occupy it as soon as nompleted.
Miss Phoebe Rickbeii is attend
ing the millinery openings at
Toronto at present. She bus ac-
cepted a TIOSitipn one of the
stores in Exeter for the corning
eeason.
The revival meetings being held
in the Evangelical church are be.
ing well attended and gond results
ere expected. Rev. Mr. Becker,
who is a powerful speaker, is as.
eisting in the work.
Peter Corrivean a recent arrival
from Michigan bought the Howald
.property on the Zurich Road from
Mr Napoleon'Lebeari. The purchase
Price was $1000. Mr. Corriveau
lzas secured a pleasant home.
ee Mr, J. Wettlauter, of Sebring.-
- and Mr. Chas Stock, of
Tavistock, were visiting friends
hero last Friday and Saturday,
Mr. Stock was looking up a loca-
1 lento buy olit a botcher business.
Mr. Henry Lebean and family
tzd Mr. Napoleon Lebean left on
iiur4day for their new home in
Texas. The Lebeaus made many
warinefriends during their residen-
ee. in this seetion, and the good
wishes of all follow them to their
• new home..
We are always pleased to receive
•news items end if you hear or
• : know of anything that has happen-
.'
in your vicinity give us the
tiazhiculars. If you have visitors
or are going away we will be pleas.
ed to publish it. Help us to make
Trin H1DRALD a newsy sheet. It
will help to boom the town:
•The men who had been employed
: at the St, Joseph wharf last sum.
iner received their wages last Fri,
day, after a, groat deal of trouble
: and delay. Mr. Clink, the con-
.
trader had re -]et the work to Mr.
7 lr • Belanger, and for some reasons
the latter left without paying the
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Men employed at the work. B. B.
Gunn, M. P., for South Huron, was
instrumental in securing a setts-
feetory'settIement of the matter.
Mrs; 0. Fritz has recovered from
her recent illness. • e
Miss Nettie Well is attending the
millinery upeninge at Toronto this
week.
Chickenpox are very - prevalent
an.long the children along the
Seeable Line .
Barrister H. J. D. Cooke of Hen -
sell was a business visitor in the
village on Friday last. •
To new subscribers we offer Trim
Hein.enn to January, 1908, for 75
cents. Send in your name.
Miss Effie "ct inert of Desbwo.od
is visiting at the home of Mr. J.
Preeter at present.
H. H. Little left yesterday for
Parkhill, where be will likely make
his home for a time.
Next Thursday, J. Schnell, of
the 14th COnwill hold an -extensive
auction sale of farm stock, im-
plements. etc. The sale will com-
mence at 1..t.:30 o'clock.
Mr. Duncan 0. Ross of Strathroy,
held West Middlesex in the Liberal
column on Wednesday. His Majori-
ty was 123, whiclz is ten more than
his father, Hon. G. W. Ross •receiv-
ed at the last Provincial elections.
August Walper of the 14th con..
west of Dashwood, had an auction
sale of farm stock. etc.. on Tues-
day. Mr. Wainer has sold his farm
to Mr. Restemeir, and intends
moving to Fort Wayne, Ind., with
his family.
Petitions are being received by
•the hundreds by the Provincial
Legislature asking for the cutting and his mother-in:jaw, n
out of the three-fifths majority to placed in the penitentiary at g -
carry Local Option. The temper- sten. He has been promieed te'ere-
ance people mean business along lease at the end, of two years ifkis
this line evidently. conduct warrants itte.
New ads. -7. •Pr'
Faust, Sovereign 13a
• Mr. and Mrs. Johne
visited relatives in X
day.
C. Fritz has receive
of his new spring she
see them.
Mrs. Loveridge,
visiting her britop.,, 11
to Detroit on Mei•etlety
Advertising in TO
If you have anytting
rent put in an add _an
results.
A number of 'tbo
village went to Goder
day night to witihess t
Goderioh hockey mate
Mrs. Dunke, and..?
of Morristown. Mrs.
and Mrs, Hy. Calfas
were visitors et the li
Calfas on Sunday, e•
The. Seaforth News,
conducted by Applefor
nearly t years .bas
Mr. Veal, of Detroit,
one time connected
tnteit News.
A horse. owned b
Denorny, of the Siit10
nut from one of the •
at Hensell on Monday
captured until it retie
It was taken back to
Mrs. Denomy was
ins for it.
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and
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ays,
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and
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Mr.
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here
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Dr. Joseph Se,vignac, sente
at Ottawa to sevenyear in
penitentiary for shooting his
$1. Per Year.
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Just in line with Spring Goods.
New designs in Dress Goods. A foil lino of
Prints in11. colors, the best ever • Fl:own in
Zurich. New Mullins for dresses and Waist-
hag' has arrived. Call and see them. • .
A. new line of Men's Suiting and light st4:iped.
Pa.ntings. Mens Dress Shirts, the newest.,
Some of my new Spring, Stocl.. has Irrived.
Call and see them. -
Fresh. Groceries always on har2d.
Highest Prices Paid For Prockt.-ce.
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A large quantity of wood is being y day it .the
taken out of the swamp at present, er taking 'ail...1
The swamp evould have been the e weather •t:t
source of an unlimited supply of nine
firewood if the fire had not ravaged eighs.
it, but it is only a matter of a few gie r were
years now -11 4 iSc
Saturday was'a,
village,. many far
vantage 6i the
come to etown.
wagons. Somei
he Fainters au .0 t.1
the first .financial institution et tliet
in the Dominion or in the Unitec'.!
States to issue a $2-5 note. It
dated January lst, 1907, is of regn
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koro them
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God ently of
vorthines
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FEET
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Yolell be prepared to met ie slosh
and snow, i'Lid the r:old virIt f
you make your feet iln,p'py wia
pair of onr Shoes. All ieatl.ere,
1+all irrices and we cap Bv
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Mien size, and is altogether quite. "It is not diffiredt for me to luiv
attractive—both to the eye mule fidenee in God; lint the question is
intrinsically. The face side bears God confidence in'Inc?" He could
lititi
aside from the regulation lettering:,. e Abraham; eau Be trust us? 'To
fine repreeentations of Sir Wilfre.(1.VM, 8. His secrets? To walk in liis 'cvay
do I{is work..? TO suffer His will?
Laurier and. Hon. .j. Pliny Whit-';'
1V. 'Conviction. "Mat he, far
thee.. . to slay the righteous 1. with
wieked....lf 1 find in Sodomfifty r
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Table Linens
2 pieces bleached special at 35cts a yE
:3 pieces bleached special 25c and 30c y
Regular price 150 now for 120 a
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/2 white hack roHer Towels.; '2% yds for 25C each
/2 Print and Fla.nnellette Slitrt Waists, reg 6o,c and 8oc foll- 25c eatc,a
New Dress Goods in all the:newest effe js.
4 in. Sicilian, Special Values, 60c a
Lustres, Mohairs, Satin Cloths., Poplins arid.
Tweed effects in all the popular shades Grbys
being especially strong for spring.
NEW PRINTS and GINGHAM!
We have opened up a large shipmon*,
new Prints and Gingham, over 100 pat 1e
choose from. Call early and inake -your rit
lions before the stook is broken.
TAPESTRY CURTAINS, TABLE COy,
new lot just arrived at Lew Prie
NEW DRESS GOODS
Give us a call and look
assorted SO
EMBROf °EWES and. LCEE•
Ttire p1ao,,1 altirg,?. import ilien Tee.' tee,,,els
early in t1(7) •.).(.1.
eau save yon theso ft
large ltiiSti1'itl11. Of CeOlet CCee.e.
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if you Trunk.
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