The Herald, 1908-02-14, Page 5The Zurich Herald.
till the last minute to select
'your HOLIDAY GIFTS :: .
My Showcases are Brim
Full of' all kinds of
WATCHES,
JEWELL EY
RINGS, Etc., Etc.
Only the Best in Each Line
1O Plated Rings in stock
"Prices the Lowest"
"Goods the Best"
JEWELLER
P. S. A pair of Gold Spex make a
nice present for your mother.
eCW
In order to retia e clic Stock
before -opening' up our piing.
Goods, we have decided to
have a
BIG • CLEARING SALT!:
to 0011)1il epee
'TU L:1DAi, FED. 4th ;
continuing to Feb. 25th, `1u1(1
will give our custonless 1111 op-
portnnityof securing bargains,
in Dress Goods, Wrapperetts, I
Prints, Shirtings, Underwear,
Mats, l'!allss Raincoats, Shoes,
• Crockery, Granitel'are, etc.
A PROSPEROUS NEW
YEAR TO ALL.
R. N. Douglas,
BLAKE
rem 2�sins eeseig�C f= �llt~a
That New
Winter Suit.
When looking for your new
Winter Suit, .do not forget to
give us a call. We have a finis
range of Tweeds, Worsteds;
etc., to choose from. Our
prices are as cheap as any.
Snits made at short notice.
We also have a large number of
Samples to select from.
Laundry in connection.
W. It Holl Bl Gide
iii SZ r" I lr'' ,i a nlinz " �,?1I-
tt 0 c ZURICH
4 C fl
MEA T MARKET
E keep in stock a
full line o fresh
meats, hams, etc. etc
Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness•
and wholesomeness.
Our aim is to keep
nothing built the best.
7e make our own
Saul ages.
Give ns a call.
YONNEDEICER
Weak Kidneys, sorely point to weak kidney
'raves. The Kidneys, like the :Heart, and the
;Stomach, find their weakness, not in tho organ
;itself, but in the nervus that control and guide
land strengthen them. Dr. Shoop's Restorative is
is medicine specifically prepared to reach these
!Controlling nerves. To doctor the Kidneys alone,
;is futile. It is a waste of time, and of money as
well,
If your bank -aches or is weak, if the urine
localds, oris dark and strong, if you have symptoms
of Brights or other distressing or dangerous kid-
liae'y disease, try Dr. Shoop's Restorative a month—
;Tablets or Linuid—and see what it can and will
..do for You. Druggist recommend and sell
`I ii C` ,`, r �rp's
Resiorahve
HENSA L,L.,
Our hockey. tearer easily defeated
the Theclford thane on the. local
rink on Monday evening last.
Mr. and Mrs. `R, Stewart have
returned from the West and will
reside in the dwellingrecently
purchased from D. Steart, Lon-
don Road. •
The first Carnival of the season
was held on Thursday- evening last
and was a splendid success.
Oyer. a hundred attended the
Leap Year Ball given by the ladies
on the 31st of January, in Me-
Donell's Opera House.
Will Hart left on Monday last
for Dauphin Man., as assistant to
the Methodist minister in that
Western town.
Asocial will be held in the Opera
House this (Friday) evening, under
the auspices of the ladies' of St.
Paul church.
Mr. David Cantelon's little child
who has been very ili. is slowly
recovering.
EXETER -
A WINTER NUMBER OF "ROI)
AND GUN."
When Winter;is King in (4.40.a
the delights of the 'Dominion Conic
out in manifold force. The wools
put on new beauties and spo :tsnlen
turn to the open, sure of fresh
pleasures and increased onjoynents
Winter scenes are so characteristic
of Canada, so much misunderstood
abroad, and so heartily' oiejoyed
within the borders of our own 'wide
country, that ROD AND GUN,
AND MOTOR SPORTS IN -CANA-
DA, published by W. J. Taylor at
Woodstock, Ont., in issuing a Win-
ter Number and directing attention
to the wonders of that season in
Canada, is doing good servieo:, The
delights of a snowshoe tramp are
not exceeded by any other form of
outdoor pleasure and etperrs toll.
of experiences which sake the
blood tingle and the longing 'cordo
agein with ten -fold force tosag**ttin
find one's self on the shoes. While
Winter fs lir•eminent throughout'
the number there is plenty of ether
fare for the sportsman who may
be particularly recommended to the '
David 1'uowclifl (t and family mow- valuable paper on the Woodcock,
ed to Granton last week. Mr. R I by Mr. John Arthur Hope, and the
has gong into the general store fine story of Crossing the Water-
1)llsiness in that Village. way,, by Martin Hunter, In ad -
Miss Bowerman of North D,a- clition there aro stories of hunting
fat 1. Aruistron. 'S i2) Nova Scotia, New lirenswl•ick
l.gta hsavi tiln4T `I and British Columbia, while. the
The 0. I' R. surveyors are nihil- echoes of the dog controversy clon-
inga lino at the South end cif the ; thine to be heard in three short,
town, cine West. i.
! f, i ,l
nc.eful papers tv1G111form no
Mr. Harold Bissett of the Mol- mean contribution to question,
sons Bank Siinece has been trans- the, full effects of wIlielh midst be
ferrel to Tnro:ito. ! 0,,n idrrecl by the Legislature ere
Mr. Joseph Snell was laid up ; long. Mountain elimbingie given
last wee:- by illness- i a place and the dop artuieufa all
Fred and Frank Walter of Mehl- 1 i1 "play ;•ignrnos life and aro full
an wrero here last week visiting
of interest, 11.11 whole 'number is
such
their father, who is ill at, engin only be prod :c.1 by
a magazine having • Canada as its
Stop
that tickling Cough ! Di: field, and both in subjects and in
Shoop's Cough Care will surely- method. of dealing- with them must
stop it, and with perfect safety. It Iinterest every sportsman, let his
is so thoroughly harmless, thatparticular dobby in outdoor life be
Dr Shoop tells mothers to use what it rnay.
nothing else even with very young
babies. The wholesome green tem --
Grippe is stvee])ing the noantry,
es and tender stems of a lung heal-
ing mountainous shrub furnish the
Stop it with Preventfcs, before it
curative properties to Dr Shoop'sgats deeply seated, To check early
cough cure. It calms the cough.colds with these little Candy Cold
and heals the sensitive bronchial Lure Tablets is surelysensibin and
I membranes. No opium, no chloro- "ate. Pre contain'no Quin.
I form nnthing harsh used to injure ine no laxative, nothing harsh or
sickening, Pneumonia would never
appear if early colds were, prompt-
ly broken. Also good for feverish
children. Large box, 4$ tablets,
2.) eents, Vest pocket boxes 5 cts.
Sold by Alt Dealers.
•
�ST;CC't+�`SS1iUL CAf'tV1tir L
The first Ga.rnival _of the season
was held on the Honsa ll rink on
Thursday last, There was a good
attendance and overyt3: ing passed
off sati .factorily. Quite a num-
ber appeared in Castenie, The
following were the judges —A.
avottncl again after an attack of Whiteside, N. Cook, A. Reichert.
typhoid. H)' brother William also The prize. winners were :—Gents'
had the same disease at Port Huron P' Ln( y W. Perkins as a, Hobo ;
hospital and he is expected 11011101 boys Comic, Arthur i'lcArthur, tin
sport ; Girls Fancy. Alexis Mur -
shortly. dock, Cowboy (lirl; Ladies Fancy,
M. D. Westlake los two vain- Edna eelanals, Silver Heels. The
able, horses recently. '1110 loss is i races were exciting, Gents, 1 Inile
estimated at least i400, 00. ! Wilbert Ben a:�lugh, Boys mile,
The following is the report of Arnold Ilobkirk, Ladies' and
U: S. S. No. 1 Hay and Stanley for Gents' , mile, ,Miss -Jessie. Hobkirk
the month of January. The and ��'.�Bengouch.
names are in order of 1nerii
V. Norman Johnston.
Sr, IV Henry Dowson, Gerald DAS HWOOD
Snider, (egna].) Thomas Johnston, '
Milton Johnston, Lorincla Dawson.
Jr, .EV. Earl Shiibe, Mamie
Johnston.
Jr. IIT Pearl Schilbc
Jr. II Annabelle, McDonald,
Gordon Johnston, Irene, Polloeh,
Noah Hartman, Bessie Snider,
l't. II (a) Arnold Sellflbo
Pt. II (b) Minnie Johne ton. Ver-
ne, Jacobi, Priscilla Dm:ha;•nia,
Pt. I (a) Alice Dnchtirme.
Pt. I (b) Louis Hartman,
Evelyn A. Morton,
Teacher.
N /AL ARTIST
For a quick and easy shave or an up -to
date Mair -cut
Jos. Dirstein's Stand
Opp. Commercial Hotel
THE TELEPHONE ON TIME FAR14I'
Galt Reformer : A farm house
with a telph.one is no longer wholly
isolated; thntlg}1 ont of sight of
every neighbor, for they aro all
within call. The conditions of the
market can be ascertained and
goods bought and sold without
leaving horde, the doctor e,an be
4tjnimollecl without loss of time,
and distant friends can be oonh
mttnicated with at pleasure.
or suppress. �Deinand Dr Shoop's.
Take no other. Sold by•All Dealers.
DRYSDALE
Mr. John A. Talbot of Sossevain
Man, is home for a visit. It is
'. twenty- One years since he left
here, and elevenyear.•s since ho
last visited Ontario, Mr. Alfred
Talbot of Kenora is also visiting
relatives in this seetion and paid
a visit to his sister Mrs. (Rev) F.
a. Ling at .i?ort IIuron, whom he
head not seen in 24 years.. It is 10
years since he was 1101110.
Robert Turner Jr. is able to be
The editor of the Brussels Post
commenting on West Huron poli-
tics says :—"West Huron Liberals
are now in battle array for the
codling contests. Robert Holmes,
the well known Editor of the Clin-
ton New Era, who has had M. P.
honors previous to the last general
election, will try conclusions again
with E. N. Lewis, the present
member, who resides in Goclorich
and the needle of the compass
points to a victory for the pen
wielder of Clinton. Barrister
Prouclfoot will carry the banner
for the Provincial election and
will make a doughty candidate
who will stand a good chance of
winning, His opponent is not yet
named. Some say it may bo Rev.
Joseph. Elliott, of Goderieh; others
name Jas. Mitchell, of the Gode-
rich Star, while not a few put their
hand qn the shoulder of David
Cantelon, of Clinton, and say
"Your the boy." Time will bring
the solution. The seat has been
held by Barrister M. G. Cameron,
of Goderioh, who declined to be
re -nominated. We ei:peet to see
Holmes and Proudfoot the winning
team in West Huron,"
The Youi'ig People's Society of
the Lutheran congregation here!
will Ilolcl an entertainment in
Zimmer's hall on the evening of
February 27th. The object of 1
this entertainment to rtaiso a fund.
wherewith to p irclaase an organ
for their new chnroh which will be
built this season. This congregat
ion has great talent and will no
doubt render a good pi -ogre -men on
the evening of the a'sve date.
It is reported theta young coup-
le from this community has cleoid -
ed that it is not good for man to bb
alone and will in the near future
enter into the state 'of Matrimony.
Rev. J. P, Hanch will give an'
illustrative lecture on. Japan in the
Evangelical Chur^la here on the
evening of Feb, 13th A small
fee to defray the expenses will be
taken at°the door.
Mr. William Brown has returned
to his home here.
How we ao enjoy the sunshine
after the dark and stormy days of
last week.
(From another oor)
Mr. Nicholas and George Stire
left Monday, for Fish'erviile, to
attend the funeral of their father,
Mr. E. Thiel spent Sunda,; in
Dashwood with friends.
Miss Lovina Koch, spent Sunday
at the bonne of her parents, •
A number of young people spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. H. L.
Kraft.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Ketch, left
Wednesday morning, for Logan to
.visit friends and relatives.
W. C. T. U.
WE WANT
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Salesman for Zurich.
and adjoining country to represent
Canada's Greatest
NURSERIES
Largest list of commerical and
domestic fruits—large and small ;
ornamentals and shade trees ; flow-
ering shrubs. vines, roses ; fine
seed potatoes one of our specialties.
Stock that is hardy conies from us
THE MARCH E'O11WARD. A permanent sittuation for right
man, for whom territory will be
reserved.. Iay Weekly ; P'ree
Egtiptnent.
Write for Particulars.
Stone & Welling -ton
F()NTIIILL NL USER.LES
( Shi ACRES. )
TORONTO (in TA.RIO
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Cool ale. to returns from ott I ( vot-
ing
. 1 1 t l'J � t
ing on local option in tiro province
of Ontario on Monday, January 0,
are not yet available as we write,
but we have heard. enough to pro•
noune' elle campaign as splendid
triumph for the c,auee of te:rtper-
ance. ()f eotll.'e, we have not (lone
all we (11110(1 t() do, and aro really
disaepeinteil over the, resclts in
some gnartere, but the sunt total
of the earnest 'Lnit enthu.iaastie
work. of the fr 'nils of sobriety and
peal citi ell.wh ph., something that
we can rejoice in with unfeigned
joy.
The 1 etc ,t report from headquar-
ters gives thirty-six victories to the
prohibitionists, six of these being
on votes to repeal. Thirty munici-
palities.- therefore, will be for the
first time brought under local pro-
hibition in May next, and adding
these to the number already under
prohibition, we have no loss than
three hundred and sixteen munici-
palities in this province
the citizens of which have voted
the liquor traffic out of existence
The recent vote will clot e over one
Hundred licensed place, ninety-six
being the exact number so fur as
reports have been received, and
there are sure to be several to add
to this. These figures are certainly
cheering.
So fax as returns are in,- the pro-
hibitionists have failed to carry the
local option by-law in twenty-seven
other municipalities because of the
requirement of the three fifths
elause. In each one of these eases
there was a Inajority of the voters
favnrin ; lecttl prohibition, and ill
some cases that majority was a
large one, brit in nu ease did it
reach the sixty per cent of the
vote. We believe that ninety-nine
out of every one hundred temper-
anee workers in this province
persist in considering that require-
ment an neinst one, and claim
that a Ijttst law would give sixty-
thrco instead of thirty-six. Victor -
les to the party of reform. And
there is hardiy any doubt that
every local option contest tends
to fix firmer this conviction in the 1
minds of the people.
In only twentyfonr places, so
fares reported, did the local op-
tioniste fail to secure its 21111011 as
is majority in favor of their mea-
saro. This is surely a record of
which no ono need be ashamed.
One of the straight defeats was on
a vote to repeal. and this was one
of the eases over which the tem-
perance people wore especially
disappointed. However, it is worth
while remembering that the by-
law was carried in the first instan-
00 by a very narrow majority, and
that the defeat • only meant a
change of seven votes, while the
six inunicapalities that defeated
repeal piled rip their majorities. in
favor of local option by over eight
hundred votes, This showing
strongly supports the contention
of the temperance people that
where local option is given a fair
trial it wins its way with the poop- I
le, who having once tried it are
very unlikely to revert to the olcl
order.
Temperance people have learned
how to take defeat, for they have
had Soule experience along that
line. They have learned, too,
that very little is to be gained save
through persistence and determin-
ed courage. They are encouraged
by this year's results to move for-
ward more aggressively, yet more
patiently incl more wisely than
ever before. Had results been very
much worse than they were they
would not have thrown down their
weapons, for they are in this „war.
fere till their high and holy cause
mightily triumphs. There can be no
surrender to 'the man who works
in God's name,—Press Supt.
Bona.
GInsoiv—In Stanley. Tp. on the Bth,
inst. to the wife of Mr, E. Gib-
son, a daughter,
Tit,`() DAYS S TO LONDON
N
'i'hc> /011,W.1.21 g 1105 handed in by
one ,(t our friends not a hundred
mile, from here and play 1)0 of
some int( et to ruin readers." The
morning of Wednesday going
Soutli the L & B train became
stalled at C'inndeboye and did not
get to London till one o'clock
Friday and when the relieving en-
gine 0111110 up it was -impossible to
thaw out the steam pipes in the
coaches and the passengers were
put ie the Van. The following is
a list of the passengers and their
place of residence :—"Miss Louie
O'Neill, Denfield ; Mrs. Wrn. Rob-
nson, 5t Marys ; Mr' . enc. Mrs, F
W. Cooper, Clintoh Mr. Wn1.
Addison, Londsburagh; Mr. and
Mrs. T• H. Crooks, Detroit; Dr.
Holmes, Pt. Hill Oklahoma; James
Slherbrook, Londsburogh ; Mr. and
Mrs. G. Turner, Bluevale: Miss
Annie McEwen, London ; Miss
Bertha M, King, Manchester : Mr,
and Mrs. James Laidlaw, ()miss;
well Mich. ; WIn. Swayze, Blake ;
Micheal Tobin, Goderich ; Mr. D.
Com bee, Loudon ; Mr. B. Bray,
London ; Wm. Sweath Bhman,
Wingham ; Mr. T. Christie, To-
ronto ; Norman Martin, Parkhill,
Mr. A, K. Dawson, Hamilton;
John Ehlin, B. C. ; W. J. Bayge-
mart, Wingham ; Mr. King, Blyth ;
W. H. Stogdill. Varna; F. Lei -
bold, Zurich."
It is hardly conceivable that
. the Government will interfere
with tho decision of Council to cut
oil thirty-four liquor licenses in
Torrent•). The Ncws has not con-
coaled its opinion that in view of
the adverse vote on the reduction
by-law two years ago, Council
should. not have ordered a reduct-
ion without tho concent of the
people. On the other hand, it is
entirely within the right of Coun-
cil to limit the number of licenses
and any action by the Government
to reverse its action would be nn -
wise, improper and dangerous. It
is doubtful if popular feeling again-
st the liquor business ever was so
strong in Ontario as it is to -day,
and any attempt to veto the de-
cision of Council to limit licenses
in Toronto would. rouse this senti-
ment against the Administration
in Queen's Park, and probably
would imperil its candidates in
many constituencies. Toronto is
not alone in reducing licenses, and
there is no more reason to inter-
fern with this municipality than
their is to revise the action of
other communities. Whatever ar-
gument may be urged against tate
course of the Board of Control
and alderman, anct interference by
Government with their decision
will be arbitrary, improper and
politically inexpedient to the last
degree. Toronto News.
The right thing to do when you
feel bilious is to take a close of
Cha:mberla,in,s Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They will cleanse the
stomach and regulate the liyer and
bowels. Try it, Price, 25 cents.
Samples free a J. J Merner.
Have any steps been taken to
build a skating rink in town? Now
would be the time to get the ma-
terial ready. There are a large
number of young
people Vele wl0
would patronize a rink and some
of the moneyed tenon should get to-
gether and form a local company.
A good building could be built for
about $2500,00 and a fair return
honld bo assured front the invest-
ment,