The Herald, 1902-05-09, Page 8tt-TE 2'01416'8 .A.L13
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BEGINNING
THURSDAY
MARGH 27,
AND FOLLOW/NG DAYS
Under the Supervision of —"lower'
Miss Ross.
J. D. MERNER
ZURICH
ONTARIO
The Leading
Blacksmith and
Horse=Shoer.
make a Specialty
of Shoeing Flatfoot-
ed and Interfering
Horses
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GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
Timer: kick
Johnson's
FURNITURE STORE
Is the Place to go when
vou require any of the
following Articles:
Side.boards, Bedroom Suites,
Extension Tables. Conches.
alley Rockers, Parlor Fur-
nishings, Picture Framing
A SPECIALTY
DASHWOOD
Furniture Store.
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I wish to announce to the Public
that I have moved my Stock to Mr.
Willert's Store, opposite Hoffman'
old stand where I will earry a large
and up-to-date stoek of Household
Furniture.
UNDERTAKING
Undertaking Stook is complete and
careful attention given to
this depurtment.
Picture Framing, Moulding and
Window Shades. We make a
epeeialty of Picture Framing.
PRICES RIGHT.
Call and see us before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
P. Melsaac
MSc -MOOD
ONTARIO
The Woollen MI Store SPECIAL
can give Ton good value in'
Under Cialtinig,: BlanketsHos-
iery, Flannels. Tweeds Et'e.
L & Ms JOHNSON, Zurich, Ont
BARGAINS
For the next
30 Days
13 U G ci in
Wail -paper, lea roll up.
The 19o2 Hess
BUGGIES
are now finishe
See them before
YOU BUY....
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Kaibileisch'si Ladies'
Sailor Hats
•
Ladies' Shoes, special, 75c.
GentsBeautiful Ties,
10c„ or 3 for 25c.
Special 8 bars Soap, 25c.
Also many other Bargains
which space will not allow
ifs to Mention.
Owe us a call and see thern
R. C. NICHOL)
MILLS.
g
Planing and Saw Mill We have a ood
kincls of woodwork and saw-
ing done to order. Estimates
given for all kinds of buildings. -
A full stock of 13. C. Red Cedar
Shingles. All kinds of lumber al-
ways on hand.
1White at 25, 40 8G 50o.
Chopping done every
Tuesday and Friday-
rield Gates, Water
Tanks for Wind -mills
and Water Troughs.
Assortment of the
Latest Sailors in.
White, Black and
Colord.
Mills 14th Con, Lot 25.
Kaibfieisch
Zurich 1.
Black at 15 and n50.
50 and 75e Fancy,
Clearing at 2Sets.
Children's Boys' and
Men's every -day Straw
Hats.
F. A. Edwards
BAYPIZLO
DRYSDALE
Special to the. HIM 4L13
Messrs A. Howard and 3. John-
eton delivered two valuable horses
in Baytield last week. Chas.
Donaldson being the buyer,
Garnet Murray sports a wheel
which ho purchased from R. J.
Talbot,
The meetings held in the north
school house are being largely
attended. Mr, Delgaty is a. fluent
speaker and he with the help of
other brethren is doing much. good.
Mr. J, Elliot of the Kalbfleisch
ilax-mill Co. has been busy sowing
some fields in our neighborhood.
The rain of last week was quite
acceptable by all classes of human
beings except well.borers.
Mr. Harry Talbot has purchased
a new traction engine. Harry
possesses wonderful ambition for a
little. When he starts out with
his colored head and rear lights
people must not mistake him for
Oom Paul on his special train and
start bombarding him.
Mr. Alex Challet sports a new
driver and a beauty it is. Don't
keep him out after night for damp
air is injurious to beast as well as
to man.
Weddings are the special at-
tractions now -.days. Go ahead
boys ; there is nothing like it.
St. Peter's church Drysdale, was
the scene of a very pretty wedding
on Tuesday morning, April 29th, at
8 o'clock, when. two of the most
popular young members of the
congregation were united in the
bonds that seal them to • ono
another for evermore. The con-
tracting parties were Miss Annie
Bedard daughter of Mr. Joe Bedard
of St. Joseph, and Mr. Irra,nk
Denomy son of Mr. Joe Denomy of
Drysdale. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Father Prud-
homme in the presence of a large
number of friends and relatives of
the bride and groom. When the
party entered the churcli the organ
pealed forth the wedding march
and. the strains of the organ were
also heard. as the party entered to
the nuptial mass. The bride was
escorted to the altar by the maids
of honor Miss Delphine Bedard and
Miss Marie Brisson and was prettily
gowned. in grey organdie with
satin and. ribbon trimmings and
wore a Brussel's net veil .with. whit
blossom. She carried. a. beautifu
prayer book. She looked charming
and many invied the groom in. hi
s
choice of so sweet and pretty.look
ing a bride. Miss Marline Den
oiny, sister of the groom was the
bride's maid and was attired. in a
handsome grey organdie trimmed
with lace and satin and wore a
chiffon hat. Mr. Dennis Bedard,
brother of the bride, was grooms-
' man. After the, ceremony at the
church was over the wedding party
drove to the hone of the bride's
parents for breakfast. The rest of
the day was spent in danees,games,
ete. The bride was the recipient
of a great =any handsome gifts.
Both of the youngpeople are lass.
ed by the possession of hundreds of
friends in town and. vicinity and
one and. all wish for them a bright
us ,
happy and prospero. future.
HILLSGREEN
Special to the Hue ern?, .
Mr. Ed. Hagan returned home
Saturday last from the medical col-
lege, Toronto. City life seems to
agree with Mr, Hagan, as he is hale
and hearty.
Claes, Downs of Exeter occupied
the pulpit in the Methodist church.
Sabbath.,
• Mrs. Farquhar and Miss Maud.
and Frank were in Clinton Thurs-
day last,
• John Richardson now wears a
broad smile.,
Miss Aggie Cochrane is' at time
of writing very sick but we. hope
to hear of her recovery in the near
future. .
Miss M, A. Troyer visited in
Hensel]. Sunday.
Mr. James Howard was in the
Village Sunday evening.
James Troyer intends leaving for
Alymer sometime this week. We
wish you success Jim.
Wm. Lovo is having an artesian
well drilled this week. Mr. Beavens
has the contract.
Much sympathy is expressed for
Mr. and Mrs. P. Stelck who are
seriously ill at present.
Rev. Oliver Coleman. is expected
home about the 27th of this month.
Rev, Mr. Carriere of Grand Bond
will preach in the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath.
Mr. James Lovo was in Clinton
Saturday last.
Quite a nuznber of the -farmers
disposed of their fat cattle last
week
cleaning is now the gener-
al. theme, the men all wear long
faces at this precious period and
even the cat seeks the shelter of
the barn and mourns out her plain-
tive wail.
Judging by the remarkable
growth of the flowers this Spring
we predict a bountiful harvest for
the bees.
John Maxwell is busy pruning
trees. Mr. Maxwell is an old hand
at the job, having had considerable
experience in the old land.
LOSS OF PLESIL
If you find yourself falling below
normal weight there is danger.
The use of fish oils can temporarily
add fat, but will never build up
healthy, tissues. Dr. Chase's Nerve
Food acts through the blood and
nervous system and carries now
life and enory to every nook and
corner of the body-, It regnlates
• the various organs of the bodv
makes the appetite good, adds
healthy flesh. and replaces the tis-
sues wasted by disease. Naturally
and gradually this food cure re-
stores color to the cheeks, increas-
es the weight of the body and
thoroughly overcomes disease.
SLABTOWN
ameba to TIlEmn.».
John Ivy is raising his barn this
week. He is puttirtg a new loan.
dation under it.
Quite an enjoyable time was
spent at John Iley's last Monday
ilkVO4
Mr. nieb is going to put up a
now driving shed this Spring.
Atrig, P. Poitsald as spending a
few days under the parental roof.
Mrs. Jackson and Miss 3Iaggio
left for their home in London
last week.
were in Exeter one day last week.1
Mr. and Mrs. G. Broderick were i
thee e're
visiting at A. Bennie's last Sattirl
Mr. Sol. Martin traded itorsetii
mrs. Neeb and Mies A. /ley
last week, o1. got a. good bargain.
White 1161%00 are all the go new.
06614EN LIN&
�pcoiat to Tali; titkitiLb.
wra. Stogdill, Jr., spent Tuesday -
evening at Henry- Hayter's.
Charlet Donaldson was on the
line looking for horses one day last
31t. Tufford and son Arthur of
MISIITER GROGAN
dliniM•011M
On Rouse Cleaning.
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Mary Ellen had her maul shpring
ont-brettk iv honse-ehtinin' lasht
wake, an I had th' mislifortune to
clishplace me t'mnb nail wid a taek
hammer whoile superintentlin'
replaeetnint iv th' Annitnishter
earput en tit' iltare iv our besht
ronin, knourn as tie par
lor. This unfortunate easuality.
whoile it relives me fur th' toime
bent . from th' duties ineumbint en
me as Itid iv th" house, such as
superintendin" removal iv mat-
trishes, th" ilagillation Fr earpits,
etsittery, etsittery. etsittery, but
Antill it prevents me from wroitin'
wM 111b usual fininey an' ong bong
' pwong whativer that manes. It
was the good fortune to shtumble
across me good frivol. Otto ltwitt
th' other day an' ho tank/ me lie
had jist composed a beautiful poein
whoile laborin' tinder a sloight
attack iv timporary insanity super,
indooccd by house•elainin", Thi
saki feud have it fur tin chats cash
tit fifty chats an charm it, an.' I
totthl hiin 1 wud let hint have it
some-toline befoor Chrishtmas
tnebby later on av I had luck.
Vista& Ittivitt is a born poet, an' / 4
wudn't wonder av he had my
THE RIG HT P AOE
For Good odds and Right Prices
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'IcCormick's PURE •MANILA, MANILA.
AND STANDARD.
Plymouth GOLD MEDAL and GREEN SHEAF.
These two Twines require no.reconneendation. You all know they are
First Class. I am getting a car load of Portland Cement, Fence Wires,
of all description, Nails- and other building material. All kinds of
Hardware, Tin, Granite, Glass and Silverware. Roofing, Eavetrough-
ing and Furnace Work a speciality. Notthing but first class material
used and first class men einployed at the
ig Hardware
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Main Street. .....
9 Zurich, Ontario.
ZURICH LEASING
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&HOE ST 12E
It would be a difficult matter to find 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 number of Misses and Women's
Low and High Shoes at low priees,from 50 ets.
to 51, these Shoes were sold at $2 to $3.25.
Come in and See our Goods.
We will not be undersold by any a`a118.
St. 21.1.riCla.
fri
Great Shipment of
"r Links, a vid Satch=
els. Will be sold
At a Barcu in
20 set of f -Ingle Harness at mkt.'s never boron.
known in Zurich, (fr in FIJI() 1110
Now is the time to Oil your llamm.s.
of our Harness 011 at redured prives.
nil Stock of Robertsons Mix
Paints the good kind at
11 lel solute
command iv tit' English language
Hardware and farness Emporium,
ZUM014, ONT.
tho Cn==,.AiVi=err
he ntoight become as dislitinguish- As the warm weather
as Titinyson or dishy
ori me -
ailed. him Dem drubbles mit house :I 1,47
silf who knows? This is whrt0 **ow approaching.
By Otto itwitt, himself.
cleanieg. it
illay put
fle lemongolly days haf cowed,
dors -vot snide about, our Summer
mid tatrina she vas tearing up.
have just received at our
de carbeds ubside oud,
Storel New Stock of
yon in mind of
Wear. We
Lttd. raising Cain in cherteral niit
Grob and their sister Miss Lucinda
Jordon and. MessrPet
s john andPeter dirtgs &bond do house,
mid shust got to crawl arourtd
Grob of 5tephen, spent Sunday at
l".TtorswpWeehir- treicV3011 Spent Tuesday- DeMplleollnoltrrdfdiol-gnegystacso/sZ
blown over by the wind one night
tdward Ctirtm's,
John matsotilt silo was notriy I De cat haf skipped alretty ond toed
so silence as a in.onse.
runned idself avay,
n s Harburhev. spending
holidays
-around
lidays
afternoon at his father's. Mr.
Henry bowson. and hear her tear rind rip,
land soinednnes dmk. may be to
gunday echool will start in the
"[
yeti:s, Jodlosthieiliutcondat I may aIso skip.
Stephensontzllaciydantieo.ritt:
kegs ve.s mit mieropes I
ter spent Saturday. evening at lir.
Robert Alt efitrong s.
Cook's Cat Rod tozpotia
IIthiddellift140 titled monthly by oyer
0,000Lid4M. SafO, 600: 01110. Ladies Ask
petitt er, m ixturfei, pills and
1701q4fuicrSt CV"! .00i100 Resi cat -
aka o
haltaition0 site danger -oat P1,100, No. 1, $1 per
bo# ;146: Oi 10 dettotii litiongei,,s3 per bot. No.
1 or 1,31104d -et res of price and ;W01.00111
The COOL k company Windsor. OM:
nr-Ndtistia gold ilaid recommended bk All
teitiotitible waggling la cued..
No. 1 aid No. 2 are sold in Zurich
at Dr-Brielistriatee drug. ''':-tote.
rind mem rayls vas filled mit tea.rs
Und dot's been. de same old sdory
for more as forty years,
Ven 1 get dot tired feeling und dot
spring time fever fit,
Den Katrina say, "Here Otto,
smash dose carbet up a bit !"
Von de rainy; muddy vedder comes
dot's sad enough I know,
Ven Ohanivary blizzards blow,
und zero vas below,
Und id's pooty sad in August yen
de vedder is so hot,
ut house-cleaning clays, I bet
you, vas de saddest of de lot.
Lawns at toe a yard up.
som thing extra fine for at 25cts.
a White Dress,
Indian Linen e
Organdie Muslins in Colors,
Embroidries and Insertions.
A new stock to choose from and the very choic-
est patterns.
Umbrellas fitted with the
New 2oth Century Runner
at $L,25 to $1.75.
%tlittbatho, Zurich