The Herald, 1907-05-31, Page 44
LEGAL OARDS.
J U. COOKE, BARRISTER AND SO-
linite,r, Notary Public, Ueusall, Ontario.
At Zurich (Zeller's (Mee) every Mon-
,PRQUUFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR, BAR-
risters, Solicitors, Notaries Public, etc.,
Ooderioh, Canaria. W. Proudfoot. K.C.
R. 0. Have. G. F. Blair.
8USItIEss CARDS.
.DR. E. W. STOSEOPF; VETERINARY
Surgeon and Dentist, Zurich, Ontario.
Office over T. & M, Iolutsou's Store.
Night calls at T. Johnsons residence.
Z. HARDY, EXETER, ONT.. LICENS-
ed Auctioneer for Huron and Perth. My
rates are reasonable and I will guarantee
•the best of satisfaction. For -the con-
venience of my friends in Hay and
;Stanley, elates and terms may bo or -
ranged at THE HERALD Office, Zurich.
B. S. PHILLIPS, LICENSED AtC-
tioneer for the Counties of Huron and
Perth. Farni stock sales a specialty.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay All
larders left at Lot 23, Con. tt Bay, or
addressed to Hensall P. 0. will be
promptly attended to.
DR. F. A. SELLERY, DENTIST, GRA -
dilate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Toronto, also honor gradu-
ate of Department of Dentistry, To-
ronto University. Painless extraction
a teeth. Plate work a speciality. At
Dominion House, Zurich, every Mou-
day. 1-26
E. ZELLER, CONVEYANCER AND
Notary Publio. Deede, Mortgages,
Wills and other Legal Documents care -
fly and promptly prepared. Office—
Zeller block, Zurich, Ont.
ANDREW HESS, DIVISION COURT
CLERK. Village and Farm Property
insured. All the leading Companies
%represented. Agent for Accident and
:Sickness Insurance.
Court
NOTICE is
.of Revision of the
Township of Hay
'Town Hall, in the
M0NDAY, the
A.D.,:1907, at
purpose of bearing
...against the said
sons having business
guide themselves
Zurich, May
43-31
of Revision.
hereby given that a Court
Assessment Roll of the
will be held in the
Village of Zurich, on
3rd day of JUNE,
10 o'clock, a. m., for the
and settling complaints
Assessment Roll. Per-
at the said Court will
accordingly.
14th, 1907.
FRED, HESS, SR.,
Clerk.
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chamber,
o'clock,
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council of the Corporation of the
of Huron will moot in the council
in the Town of Goderich, at
on Tuesday the 4th of June, next.
against the county, requiring
must be placed with the Clerk
day of meeting.
W. LANE,
May the 20th, 1907. Clerk.
STOMACH TROUBLE.
Mrs. Sue Martin, an old and
'highly respeotedresident of Faison-
ia, Miss.. was sick with stoinach
trouble for more than six months.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. cured ber. She says : '•I
can note eat anything 1 want and
tem the proudest woman in the
'world to find such a good Enedioinea"
For sale by .7 ' Merger,
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vangelicai Association
AND MEETINGS WELL BE MELI1
EMMANT. L E' ANGELICAL
ZURICH, Al FOLLOWS :
School at 9,30 p. in. ;
Service, German, 10.45
; .English Service, at 71a.
Alliance, 8 p. tn. Tuee-
; German Prayer meet-
Wednesday evening at 7:30
; English Prayer meeting,
evening at 8 o'clock ;
ing at 8 o�
Practice Thursday evening at
; Jnnior. Allittnce, Satur-
at 3 o'clock. •
A. D. GzsoeteEfn, PASTOR
SERVICE'S
IN THE
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Sunday
Preaching
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day evening
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Thursday
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FRIDAY. MAY 3lth, 1907.
WEST HURON TEACHERS
CONVENTION,
The annual convention of the
West Huron Teachers' Association
was held in Exeter school on Wed-
nesday and Thursday, May 22 and
23. An unusually large attenditnee
of teachers and educators to listen
to and discuss the many important
educational questions of the gay
goes to show that the teachers are
becoming more and more interest-
ed in the worthy cause of ed ucation
and are watching the government
closely, in the many changes that
are being m.acle in the mechanisral
of the educational administration
of, our province.
After the opening exercises the'
adoption of the minutes of previous
meetings, and the appointment of
a "resolution committee," adoress-
es of welcome were given by Trus-
tees Martin and Huston.
The question of "How may insti-
tute meetings be made more 'at-
tractive and profitable?" waig
discussed by G. S. Howard, B1aket
and by Miss B. Anderson, St Helens
The chief things advised by these
teachers in the discussion of this
subject were, first, that the trustees
should be present at and take part
in the deliberations, and thus
stand shoulder to shoulder with
the teachers as sympathizers with
and co-workers in the cause of
education ; second, that minor
'township conventions" of trustees
and teachers should be held annual-
ly, in addition to the county san-
ventioxas, but at a different time of
the year,
The question of "Proper School
Equipment" was discussed by W.
Ii. Johnston, klippen, who showed
the necessity for the equipment,
particularly in the grades of young-
est pupils, tln.t the teaching xray
be as objective tts possible, because
such pupils are not able to grasp
knowledge as yet when presented
in the abstract.
Messrs, McKay, of Hensall, and
Long, of Dungannon, disdussed the
question of Having the former
p11blic 800.0160 lueili:;iantiti >r1s
r•estored the de:pert.inent,' Thais
a g`t ,s •l ngly tea fetter 'Of having
this-etamitutt+ion restored on the
grounds that it would bathe means
elf inducing nlatny pupils" in rural
districts to return to school after
passing the H. S. entrance, who
otherwise would never go Anther
in education, and a H. b. entrance
standing did not mean a. sufficient
euucation for such boys and girls
in life's various industries and pur-
suits. They argued that if the de-
nartu.ent would not restore this
examination that there should be
such examination introduced. by
the county; and that these exami-
nations could be held at centres
for entrance examinations simul-
taneously with them.
Papers on "Busy Work for Part
I. and Second Class Pupils" were
ead by Miss Cunningham, of 13e1 -
rave, and Miss J. Mustard, of
;ruoelield.
The recent ob anges in the school
ttw and regulations were discussed
at length by J. Elgin Torn, I. P. S.,
taoderich ; J. A. Delgatty, Hayfield,
and G. W. Shore, Varna, who
dwelt particularly on the matter off,.
the withdrawing of the "Compel.'
sory ti,tlttry," as in force last year,`
and the substitution of a grant -of
40 per cent, of all the salaries over
slid above the mark of $300 in rural
chool sections. The apportionment
of government grant also on the
>asis of school equipment, teachers
qualifications, township assessment
tccommodatiou provided. and. lib
aries was carefully considered,
The majority of teachers present
eemed to be of the opinion that
he new system of distribution of
Yrent would be an improvement on
he'•compulsory salary" enactment
A most excellent paper on "What,
Teacher (Jaan do to Improve His
tattle" was read by bliss S. Gre
ory, Exeter. She cautioned teach
rs to guard against mental stag.
ation, and to strengthen their
nchorage in the confidence of the
upils and parents of the conirnuni-
y by ever seeking to increase and
efresh their knowledge; by taking
n aotiue interest in the welfare of
ociety; by Identifying themselves
ith all good and noble causes by
ultivating such graces as cheer.
tllnes0, sympathy, love and honor,
it: by paying proper attention .to
Noir own health, which is so es-
ential ai1 asset to a teacheI•.
The election of officers resulted
a follows ; President, H. R. Long,
ungannon ; Vice -Pres., Miss S.
regory, Exeter ; Seo.-Treas.,
. Johnston, Kippen:; Councillors,
W. Hogarth,, Ezetor ; .i. M. Field
odericll ; A. McLeod, Zurich
iss Sbarman, (3r,dericll ; Miss Be
, Antierson, St. Helens,
T ','l�uraoh Herald.
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50 cents pays for THE HERALD to
Jan. 1908.: Give it a trial.
The Clinton counoil:htis declded
to:purohase a stone crusher and
roller complete from Bell & Co,,
Seaforth, to oost $1800,
IsT B. Gerry has, disposed. of his
hardware business Blyth to 0,
B Denatedt of Gorrie, who takes
possession in a few weeks.
Miss Delroage, T3, A., of Clinton
Collegiate, has been appointed as-
sociate examiner in algebra, at the
oeuzing departmental examinations
The village of Brussels in the
north of the county bids fair to in-
creaseit's population considerably.
Last week both Mrs. Moore and
Mrs. Hat gave birth to triplets.
Riche, Adams, a well-known
and resefecied resident of Stephen,
xaear I/eehzvood, died on May 13th,
ati the age of 66 years. His wife.
three sons and two daughters sur -
A.
A. 0. Sczzillie, of Tuckersmitb,
deliver& four fine head of cattle
in Seaffrth, one clay last week.
They were two years old and
weighed. 5,100 lbs., and netted Mr,
Smillie the nice sum of $280,50.
Mr. Costen of Dorchester has
purchased' the general store busi-
ness of Balfour & Co., klippen. and
takes possession in a few weeks.
E. Caldwell, who has been in the
bnsiness for some time, intends
going, west.
John Scott. of Roxboro, had a
seriouat runaway in Seaforth on
Sunda. A wheel oame off the
buggy* and the horse became
frightened, running away and
smashing the rig, Mr. Scott escap-
ed with a sprained knee and a bad
shaking up.
D. Patterson, the county enaie
neer. is asking for tenders for the
building of concrete abutments for
bridges at Grand Bend, and St. Jo-
seph in, Hay township and two
bridges south of Wingham , The
tenders are to be itt by the 4th of
June.
August Guhr, the dredging con-
tractor of the Elimville;•drain, had
suite trouble while moving the
Dobbs bridge the other day. The
structure almost collapsed while
rico-i;ne:to,allo,v the dredge to get
thee -eve.. A t;oanple of weeks will
see t' , eioletiox of the' bait .
r.
• e' Holt 'rune officially engaged'
at t{ie Efouee`of Refuge on Wednes-
day' of . ]est week, transferring
property .from inmates to the coun-
ty. About $4000 has so far been
banded over. An old man from
Hensel). 86 years of age. who was
recently admitted. is said to be
worth $5000. If he remains this
must be put in the county's posses-
sion so as to ensure that it will pay
the cost of his maintenance.
Let me send you free for Catarrh
just to prove merit, a Trial size
Box of Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Remedy
It is a snow white creamy, healing
antiseptic 'balm. Containing such
heeling ingredients as nil Enealip-
tus, Thymol, Method. etc., itgives
instant and lasting relief to Catarrh
of the nose and throat. Make the
free test and see fox yourself what
this preparation can and will ac-
cnnapiish Address Dr. Shoop,
Racine Wis. Large jars 50 cents.
Sold by 3 J'lerner.
The non-jni.y sittings of the High
(hurt for this county opened on
Tuesrlav at roderich, before Hon.
Sir W. P„_Meredith Among the
cases entered for trial is the suit
brought by the widow'of the late
Wm. Ivor§, agra inet the township of
Colborne for $10,000 (lamas/es ow-
ingto the death 'of the plaintiff's
husband; a second is an action,
brought by the widow of the late
Wm. Campbell, of Hay township,
and executor of his estate, to re-
cover $1,078 50 alleged to have
been pael to Mr. Tisdale, private
banker at Clinton, in settlement of
Setae promissory. notes.
CHEAPER SCHOOL BOOKS.
The Unlade, Publishing Co., Ltd.,
of Toronto, was awarded the ten-
der for the publication of school
hooks by the provincial govern -
men t,
overn-Itaent, the prices for the set of five
readers being in all 49 cents, as
compared with, v,1T;15 for the old
issue.
In -:addition:, 25 -per cent is allow-
ed. off all books; ane or more, when
bong .t direct from the publishers,
ancl;t n extra tela per cent on quan-
tities of f;200 worth and upwards.
It is estimated that should each
child purchase one book a year in
hc. schools .the saving over the old
rices will be $60,000 a year to the
'gimes. '
The new prices, are as follows for
the:'ontario aeries of readers : First
reader, part oris, Bo ; pld price, 10c.
first reader,parr; i.two, 7o ; old
price,
150, Sodom' reader; 9o; old
price, 20e, Third i'eitder, 18c ; old
price, 3Cc.`atirth roacter, 150; old
price, 4Oiial?i
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Sult Cases, Purses and Ladies'
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Schram Ro:kers, Fancy Rockers,
Morris Chins, Easy Chairs,
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It will be to your interest to see nae before you build, as
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