The Herald, 1902-10-03, Page 8The People's Store
THE POPULAR
TRADING PLAC
WHY?
We handle good goods
Our prices are low
We carry a large stock
Highest price for produce
Obliging salesmen
J. D. MERNER
ONTARIO
ZURICH
The Leading
Blacksmith and
florse=Shoer.
1 make a Specialty
of Shoeing Flatfoot-
ed and Interfering
Horses.--
ameromoomicas..
GENERAL BLACKSIIITHING
J. II. Wismar, • kW
Johnson's
FURNITURE STO
L the Place to go when
you' require any of the
following Articles:
Side.beards, Bedroom Suites,
Etxtensioa Tables, Couches,
Taney Rockers, Parlor Fur.
nishings, ?lotus Framing
A SPECIALTY
The Woollen Mill Store
ean give yon good %Ake in
thder Clothing, Blankets, Hos...1
iery„ Flannels, Tweeds Etc.
t & 111 JOHNSON; Zurich; onto
II 1 KA DOS
AND SgVERAL
ON HAND VVItlelt
WILL lit
DASHWOOD
Furniture and.
~Undertaking
STORE
We have now
a large and up-
to-date Stock
of House Fur-
niture a n d
Furnishings which we
offer At a Low Price....
UNDERTAKING
Our Stock is Urge and, tip.to
date. In time, of need, give us
a volt.
PRICES RIGHT.
P. Mcisaac
DAS HWOO
ONTARI
MARKETS
Iteviised every Thursday afternoon.
Wheat ,. . 63 to 63
(lats. .... 28 28
Barley ... — . —...... 38 40
Peas .... 65 Ts
1 20 2 00
Batter— — .,13 14
14 16
Chiekens lb . 4
Durk* 6 6
Geese . . . 5' 5
Potatoes.. — . — —.. 35 40
IIENSALL MARKTS.
Wheat . 63 to 68
Oats 28 28
Barley —. 38 40
Peas
63 75
CHEAP1 Fluttr 200 210
Ilegs (live) per twt6 23. 63
TO MAKE ROOM FOR mg..,
STOCIC etTnns'..
10 000
11:kt& gilt Zwick Ontario
KaibfIelsch
••PitILLS*
THE ZURICH .HERALD
HILL4GRE EN
Special to the HARALD.
(Too late for last week.)
George • Pringle our book agent
hes got his outfit anu is doing a,
rushing business at selling booke,
George is a hustler to make sales.
W. Gram has been visiting on
the Sauble line for a few days and
has returned again,
Wm. Luker from Klondike gold
regions was at Chas, Stelck's this
week, visiting. It is about 22 years
since he left here, he was raisedin
the township of Hay.
Written in Memory of the ;ate Mrs.
George Coleman. •
You are gone, our darling Libey,
Gone to your eternal rest,
No more we see your smiling face --
It is numbered with the blest.
We are lonely since you have left
us Libe,
Our aching hearts we cannot still,
It was hard to part with you, our
derling, •
Yet we know it was our Father's
will.
We know your lot was hard to bear,
From pain you knew no rest,
But you are gone to your award—
• Sweet sleep on jesus' breast.
We zniss you from you home Libe,
We miss you from your place,
A shadow o'er our life is cast,
We miss the sunshine of your
Wo infie'
syour kind. and loving hand,
•your fond and earnest love ;
Our home is dark without you
We hope to meet with you above.
We meet, but how we miss you
When we see that vacant °heir,
Yet we are glad to know darling,
That you are free from pain and
pare.
You are gone, our darling Libe,
But it will not be for long;
Soon we will meet and know yoti,
In that happy white -robed throng.
Yes, we will meet and. know you.,
In that lovely Beaulah land,
And with glad. and throbbing heart,
We will clasp you. by tke hand.
Quite a number are busily en.
gaged taking up theirpotatoes.
Tbetrop is a large one, and one
fernier reports that he used the
Pick and. crowbar, evidently he
must have large potatoes as well as
good crop.
Mr.Thn. Luker of Klondike is
visiting his sister,3Irs. ChaleStelek.
Mr. Luker bas -with him. three
largo crates of furs and horns of
the various wild animals found in
that region. Mr. Luker is had
them on exhibit at London end, will
We week proceed to Ottawa. to
show there.
A. Eitel.* has been, on the sick
listlhe lust few days.
Rev. R068 delivered an excellent
discourse in the Presbyterian
church, Sabbath.
Cleo. Pringle has engaged with
Mr. Palmer as feeder of his
niachine.
Miss Jessie Charters is visiting
friends here.
Hr. John Hagan left 'Wednesday
for Chicago.
Win. Love secured first prize for
his driver at Zurich Pak.
ht-AKir
.Special to Tat Ifirnarap.
Owing to the doll weather, lrasi.
ness has been a little haeltwerdin
otir vitlge.•
Mr..kalward Kdight;ifer Stundayed
tinder the parental roof.
Miss Sarah Manson, who kr the
pest four years has clerked for fl,I
O. Niched, left on Friday last to
aeeept a bettor position neer
Niagara. During het 'Ufa with
tts she gained malty friends by her
friendly disposition and her Oise
attention to the work. 'Wo join
in wilting her .contietted settes. in
her new field of labor.
Miss Little Niehiiitort, another of
oar charming ladies, who has been
acting. as a general eeriest:it for
1r6, John, johrtetoit, lets gotta to
tlocierich for a few **ohs before
leaving for rowa,where site intends
tO Meet her brother.
The Missee liefitS haste returned
to Stratford after' a eonpie a
0 Wh,„ week& vacation. During their
eaLltisit home the pleasant faces of
I; 1
il Wanted. Ili •
1 AT THE" -."1110* -
Mensal! Mills
Planing and Saw NMI; The demand for our Plour is so
--All kinds of woodwork and saw- H
., . large that we have our Mill run-
mgIlene 40 °rder" 1and NIGHT, to fill
wee for all keds of buildings.
our orders. R. R. Johnston,
A. fullstock of B. C. fled Cedar '
cles. All kinds of lumber al- ( Zurich can supply' you with our;
Shin
e,,BFJST GRADES..,
ways on hand.
Chopping done 'every Bring in your Wheat and get the
Tuesday and Friday. Highest Market Price
Field Gates, Water-; H. Cook at. Son
, .,
),
Tanks for Wind-rnills1 HENSALL,
and Water Troughs. i
Mills 14th Con., tot 25. . i es zitrecirs,gx,,,?...,„
1 an *brio WA etre tor sash
ItInedidtt=4171411tir
the rrastrafasttrers hare alter* teed ft« kw.
a eiso . ma s in ths daSr pr 'Ad esb /out pelithz
C• X Ibli I'm° 1n
it tiers what they think arm You can Townson
1 ffld7e=VnttLgtPgaga Cottre.."11t14 I, j
Zurich P o. Or*Vha,se% Ointment 0
some of Drysdale pining teen Vert
seen often in mar
Coon httnting occupiee
Hon of our limiters at present,
We have not heard of any success
AS yet,
Master Percy keys who is attend -
big &atm* Coll. lust., spent
Sim -
day under the parental roof. We
_
are weasee tobear that ?ere is
delighted with bia work and hap
AtinceSS 1100- crown his eifotts.
Master Thos. Sherritt is again
able to be around.
Mr. J. bechler has been digging
s. well for A. V. re:digliut. A Mr.
le/tiny of birijsclitle Assisted
Mass tittle Allan vett a few
,clays; last week, 2titicit with her
sister. - ig
Miss Maggie Douglas is itigaged.
with Mt. Nichol at elerk.7
-
bitiltbALE
eeirtl to the liXtta.W.
lift,Moneso and Sons have iietutli-
nd front their search •after the
hidden treastite.
Master John Drysdale left oil
Monday for London? *tete he
Metals taking course /0 1108111e4S
allege.
7-11-E FOR SALE.
The undersigned has for
sale a quantity of First- •
T6lialess, w2Mhicalnidw3illirellsopldranil
REDUCED
• PRIcas
at Lot 16, Con. 15 Hai
• known as
Heyrock's Brick 14 Tile Yards,
I have also for sale a num-
ber of roadster and draught
Horses, 2 to 5 years old
and a quantity good Hoy,
Cedar Rails, Posts and
dressed Pine Lumber
For particulars apply to
e
S. RANNIE,
ZURICH ONTARIO
Or at the Yards for Tile.
Mr. Henry Howard is busily •en-
gaged putting in cement floors.
Harry is become expert in..the Fork
and those intending putting in
such floors would. db well to engage
him.
Miss Esther Murray has returned
from, Toronto to pond a few well-
earned holidays with her paients.
Mr. Talbot our enterprising
thresher is rushing things these
days.
Everybody is ordering nice
weather for Bayfield Fair, the
crowning event of the season.
Miss Leah Durand has returned.
to Stratford after spending a fow
weeks in tho neighborhood.
Mr. John Orr, who has been act-
ing as hostler for Mr. Dara of
Bayfield is home again.
Messrs Talbot and Snowden
expect a big season's run with their
corn shredder.
The coon boys are beginning
their season's work.
BAYPIEfl,
Special to Tun HER.U.D.
The Dredge Arnoldi of Goilerich
is busy dredging the bottom for
Ithe new addition to the South Pier
this week.
Mrs. Parkinson of Detroit was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Card ,
hero, the past week and returned
home on Monday last.
Dr. Tho. Gardner and wife of
Nebraska spent a month. with
Mr. Gardner's mother, here, and
left for their home on Tuesday lust.
Miss Nell King left on Monday
for Winnipog, where. she intends
spending the winter.
Mrs. Dr. Smith is visiting friends
in Goderieh this week.
Murdock
Ross mitt Louie McLeod
are getting their net reedy for
fishing at Port Prank and will leave i
for there this week.
Messre. Dave Gardner and H.
berhardt spent Smutty in Clinton.1
lifr. P. A.Edward has been spend-
ing a couple of weeks visiting
friends at London, Strathrey, Lobo
and otherplaces and returned homel
this week.
Miss Ada Rouatt returned home
from spending at week ht London,
visiting friends.
Don't forget the last but not!,
genet and next to the World's Pair,1
the Dayfield Fair to be held on Oct.
1.4tla and 1.5th. This Fair has
always been a success and will
certainly be tip to date this year.
A grand tomtit will be hod in the
Town Mil oft the eve of the 15th,
vhen the best talent that eau be I
got will take part.tvery body I
come and enjoy a, pleasant day's
outing.
JohnMcLeod, Jr., left for the II
See this Week, where lie intends to
start sailing the rest of the season.
The evaporator is doing a rush -II
big business these times; terming
night end day and overstocked
with apples, number or loads had',
to be refused last week.
The Presbyterian church held ItnAu
their annual picnic on Tittesiltry of ' pipuL
last week but owlets'' ,' to the rain in
the afternoon theyretutned homeil
ettit* in the et -toning -
DR - 'acODS
GB EB
Is the place to buy your
HARDWARE, , TINWARE,
• GRANITE, SILVER and Gi,ASSWAItt„.
•
ASBESTOS FILLED SAD IROINIS,
Will retain het twice as long as ordinary irons,
• and,costs very little more. •
PAINTS, PORTLAND CEMENT.
RUGS, DUSTS, • DASH APRONS,
SWEAT PADS, WHIPS.
We have the best Cook Stoves made, war-
ranted, Quick Bakers, Superior Cookers Power-
ful Heaters.
Agent for the London Fence Machine, also
agent for the Lamb Fence, best woven wire fence
on the market, and all kinds of fence wire on
hand.
Eavetroughing, Furnace Work and Meal Hoofing a Specialty,
• CHAS. GREE3,
Main Street,
URIOH, - ONTARIO.
ZURIGH LEADING
SHOE STORE
BIGM11018 REDUCTION
We are anxious to do business with you, and will do
everything in. our power to make our dealings satis-
factory. We have a Big Assortment of
ST—TIVZ1V=1=2, SX—X0=8
that we will and must sell—to make room for our
Fall Goods—and will give you Great Bargains until
the 1st of October
3E3=IWZZZep, Main St. ZlasTiCial.
Eggs taken in exchange for Goods.
SP*
For October Only
This $35. Stoveq
Burns Coal and Wood. Large Oven. Perfect
°ricer. Best Bargain ever offered to the Publie.
* THOUSANDS IN USE *
• UIOH. ONT. •
Was Pale, Weak
To see a Beautiful stock of Dresscroods,111 ll
A• •Very Nervous•
the Leading Lines and Shades you want
M.teaj. Rx9eld, 77 Hillyard St,
to inspect our tock,sthe like we have never
sod tango ittairetie. I was pale and
iiima*Antiter frOnt ititreme natvotan
St. jola,$..S.t. 7iorriten:— .For three shown before, i + +
VIMtovelt:Tiltiv'e:trd:;!'ei PolitYwing are some of the leafling lines and prices:
ataiatetat patarat Operation and -
tet,:toreek,„,,:zitattal,a06the.t6es 0. oxaeloths Hottiespuns
beset/tie* rece'very, I teak the •
'eke ts friend' sibe tele int Met Dr.
tbasea Neret Food WOhld bbild op
and make tee shone ata Spell agapi.
tenni:tad this ire:suede, using in all
'limits beets, .belie+6 that I tin as
attoht and well as elite el my Me. as a
.1tilinit I cannot say too snitch fol Dr.
Chase's Nerve Nod. •The teatittundals
ties fot it ire hot bait strong enough."
Mc, it bOX„ at all dealers. or EcIntanten,
Baltic & Co., Toronto. every box of -
the genuine Will he. found pertitat and
oigioktuto of tit. A.V. Chase.
Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food
Cheviots Zibahnes
OUR the new thing for this season
Ladie.s=Cloth at 65c has It equal
We also wish to draw your attention to our Embroidered Cash-
meres and French Flannels for waists, so would deem it a special favour
if you would 'ask to see our Range and tempera values, before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Zurith - .