HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1912-01-19, Page 1' 'he�Official -Organ of , Zua,icl
FRIDAY MOR-'NIN
ar
ale
Our annual stock taking sale is now on.' We
aye decided to sacrifice all our winter goods and
the values we now offer will appealto the shrewd-
est buyers - Remember these are no old style,'
shop worn. goods, 1'utthe best that money can buy,.
Itis not aften thatyou get a chance to buy at these
low prices anp we adxise you to call early.
25peroent, off
All our Ladies' Mantles and Coats, and child-
ieu's coats have been put on tb.e bargain. list. We
M give you 25 per cent off any coat (luring this
f1en's Overcoats..
We have few lines of, Men's. Overcoats that we want to
'sell before .steek taking connnen s T.o.seir them quickly we
ii oys', Overcoats are.subiect to the same discount. -
Men's Suits
Genuine money saving values -in Men's Suits .during this
Sale. All our finest and best Suits.have got to go if low prices
will move them. During this sale we 'will give 25 per cent off
any suit iu the store, We want yon to come in and compare
prices,
Furs Must Go
Before stock taking we want to elean out all' our , Furs,
Ruffs, Muffs, Caps, Stoles Etc. To do so, quickly we have de-
cided to give the same by discount, as on other goods during
this sale, 25 per cent off.
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Clean up- on Sweater Coats
A fety Sweater Cores left which will be sod at greatly re-
duced ` prices to clear.
A Big Sating.. , .
, We :cvn guarantee you a lig saving in fall and winter Dress
Goods and Wrapperettes during this sale. We have•put a clean.
till Lirioo on all of them. and. it will an " a 'sari
iong to you of
dollars ro buy now.
Blanket Bargains
BuyHorse Blankets, etc, now and gels the benefit of our
sale'prices. All' our B1anketk, Bells, hobos; etc, at greatly re
sliced prices.
This ,Sale:Euucls eTcc:JLi,acai'j. 1st, 191 :
We are Agents for
riess Wire and. Fencing, Sherwin Williams
a:s:nts, Samson Harvest Tools, Peninsulas Ranges
cIa: Furnaces, " Plymouth Ropes and Twines,
nor washing. Machines, Brantford Roofing.
afe-Loch Shingles.
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Read 8, E. Fi„ust's .ad.
Mr: Lloyd Steasy• has returned
to the local branch of the • .Molsonl
Bank.:
Mr (eo;i•rae E Brock is getting
his :blacksmith shop ready for
business
Th 'anntial meeting of:the Zurich
Fair Was held in the Town Hall, on
Tuesday afternoon - ."
Mr Mrs. J.- Preeter visited,
with friends and -relatives at
Dashwood; on. Friday:
Mr. Sol eepfer andfamilyhave
moved to $..r'E; ; Appel's dwelling
next. to.' 'VAI."'4 : Bess.
S. E., Faust .has reduced the
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prioe of all felt shoes for men and
women for cash
Mr Harry Weber formerly coat
maker here is renewing acquaint
lances in tovtn '*•
i\- r. and M,rs J.•Preeter and iwir.
and Mrs. Ed.'Wurin, spent Sunday
with frii ads in Orediton.
S, E. Faust has a supply of
mens' three buckle oversh )es; the
very ,best 'stack. Just whatyou
want for deep snow.
Miss Etta Hartleib, who has been
ill for some time was taken to the
hospital at London, on Monday, for
treatment. much 'sympathy is expressed for
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stelek, owing to
the loss of their only. child, a
daughter'aged about five months.
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Mr. and Mrs" :Michael Schwanz
of Colborne visited with the form-
er's sister Mrs. Abraham Geiger,
last week.
Darr.. and Mrs. Samuel ?Lerner of
the 14th Con. are moving to town
and will occupy Mr. John Decher's.
dwelling recently vacated by," Mr.
Leon Jeffrey
The Hydro -electric vote nn Sat-
urday at 1Centralia; Crediton and
Dashwood resulted in a' big majori
ty for the. by law -in all three. vil
la es -
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Mr and Mrs.. '.T Wi, iians,; 4
"fiE1ek *amu a v ,
he 1 t eras . . e ini' , t.dti.
ter of Mr. and hits. Ed: Stelok, nti
Tuesday.
tir. and 'Mrs, Jacob Zimmerman,.
who have been visiting here for
the past two months returned to.
'their home in 'Davenport, N. D
on Monday.
The thermometer registered 32
below zero here, between Thuirs-
day night 'and Friday morning:.
F W. Hess says this is t-ho-.Iow
mark for this country and it
certainly was a ohilly morning. -
Mr: and Mrs. ,Taeob Steinbach
of Michigan, are visiting relatives
here, This is Mr. Steinbach's
first•visit to his native home since
1882, and he notices a great many
changes in that time. .
L1lthertiii .()hunch—Tlie evening
service in St. Peter's Ev. Lutheran
church, will he conducted in Eng•
iislr
The subject of meditation
will be ,. The treasnres of snow";
accorc1ing to Job 3Sr; 22. All are
cordially invited to attend.
It. is Pxperted that the- trustees
will shortly call It meeting to div'
cuss the cinestien, of ren odeliiig.
our •ehonl, or building a new One.
No tune `should he lost to make
some move as the present' build.
ing is altogether' unsuitable for
present needs.
The committee in Yconnection
with the Hay 'L"elephone System
met here on Sa.turdity, and transac-
ted considerabie business, awes
and regulations were framed for.
the eondnet of the system. ...ft is
expected that the system • will be
greatly extendedas soon as weath•
er pertliits. -
Constipation is the cerise, • at
many ailments and disnrclee.4. the.,
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make life misertm•%le. Tit k ' Ili a
berlain's 'Stomach and river' Ta, .
i lets, keep your bowel I rrtrula:r and
you. will avoid these diseases, • For
sale by all dealers. - •
The .electron of officers of the
i-iens a,nd,Laclies' Adillt Bihie esr't-s-
es,.last Sunday resulted as follows.
Niers •clri•ss---Pres: �"'V''ti'' noLITc+in;
'.Vice, Pres A1)..• Scliettler ,-See , Lee
lioffrnel,nTress; Johntiageho,
Tea cher D. S k'atist.
• :Ladies Iliisa i' '.: Anna lde.isg,
'Vice Pres. beer] Wuitz • SecrerielY,
Etiyiebetli' Rtiii e , ' 'r1rev Met,l Lieigr?1 ; Tonellei•, Lydia L+itzuut.
jl^7 •• F'a��usyt. is gi�vjjt'r1i1i c. but M4
redaction t. %Yliii�G Lbi�j, oo 5
rial?Mbore for-oash -
Age
41..tetidl
ili the vi
at two o'
Bossenbt,
Anyor
last inoq
content..: {
118 lots of°..
to compl€�'
When-.
for chit ,
Chain
rest ei;
whoo•jiu•
tains req'
by. all deg
The R
engaged;
to be give
Ladies
cliilicli r
thio wee•
for distr -
ialdellt$°
All at e e i.i
lstofll':
Preeter
Auctio'
pl
i1:11";):'
iio s lr
days if
o'clock
Bosse
the re fir,
sville,
olbcials
tepresfr
•wreeket&
last iryi
Ms
Fuss; , -t
at the
one of
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iicgiltix'� `
Lown hip
1912.
prang wishes to an..
is 'ready to do' all
mita. repair work,
ring machinery.
Of holiseliolcl: effects
Saturday, Jan. 27th
Schilbe, prof„ E.
rtioneer. '- .
was wishing for snow,
it now, to their heart's
`•snowy man is giving•
'hint no one ,wi11 need
g a' oouglr-tnedieine'
1•eor ',in mind that
:36 Ooug i Remedy is
'Or bolds, croup and
*' i and ;that it eon
it!u1 drug. For sale
s
iidies Quartetteare
dish. Music at a concert
r.. the auspices of the
Main St. Methodist
oil Friday evening of
1911 .accounts ready
and would like all
to call and get same. -
et ' called. for -by the.
be sent by mail. J.
e of farm, stock and
Lot 188, Con. i1, Hay
,.
.Jlc.vilinge, on Tiles-
:. commencing at one
bid Sararas, Prop., - E.
tetioneer.
hick . is investigating
or explosion at'Thame-
ai ulecl by the railway
the solicitor who is
srs, Cade,. 'inspected the
1e.- on Wednesday, of
iridow of the late Henry
the residence of her
ati'Fuss on Wednesday,
s..ei 85 ,years. She was
[- settlers of this sect-
.,
11 e
y 1 �st'emc;d
b lien
b
Phe funeral. win, be
to.
iwing as th.e report of . the
eleletio ;: Officers of the Junior y. P.
A Pear eat, Alma-Axt;* Vice Pres-.
,iclent, e, t a Prig, reoordi;ng Secret-
,
rh •. Fi tz; Got.. sec., Muriel
Pieettr;': eas., :Olive `413rien; Org-
linist, Wmn 1!' ether; astt. organist,
t ' ,-
1J1��. -, 3 '" ,brarian, �enuis Gal-
fitb, hale§ r.e€ter; Pago , loys, Le
toyO,;ili'iein, G eaham Men r.
Do nt`fotgtt-the banquet. of the
,S'hredded Wbrat Co. in the Town
Hall, . `:tin. Wednesday evening,
•J tnnary13rt,•under the auspices of
tneLadi Aid_ of the Evangelical.
church. Seemingly a false impres-
sion hes' gone but among some, re
the notice!1n the . HERALD of last
week i' irdi g the supper and
progran,zr - Let it hereby again be
repeated ,in plain language that
no one need:be needlessly alarmed,
Adults; Stper including program
2.5 cents. Children. 10 cents. Any
one desiring to attendthe pro.
gT anint'Oniy, Will pay 10 cents. A
splendid cnuisical and literary
feast is .lioizi•g arranged for, the
evening:: 'A cordial invitation is
extended .:ta all.-_ Supper served
froze. , 5. 80.0,, to 8:30 'o'clock. Pro-
granmto at 11, o'clock
iI Lillie,,• M. P. P.. retiirucd home
oil 1'{'ritlay 1 rott Ottawa to which city
he had acctiiupanied a delegation that
waited on ilio government with Mr.
t1'W J. Meaner, M. P. and a number of
other' members ' of the Legislature,
asking the ei ,hinet to appoint a Royal
Col trnisi:on; ° to.. • investigate the •
imaatter of gi,afting .the charter to the
Farmers' 1Tiiak with the object: that
if snificieiiit ;rounds were discovered
to prova tis it the Charter had bean
received bw,fralul and that the late
Minster cif iiiance should not have
granted t1��j'- certificate; then - some
redress slsc lc inacle to the deposi-
tors of111(1ii,ilnet balk. .We me;in-
fiariued tha4 1Ile'rlcpnt•a_ tion was -60i -
ally 100E180, by file Prcniiert• and
other inui 4 iirs 'or the cabinet; " and.
aftee hrrri-ri 4rr thin teldx'('ssi+e of th Bele
•>+1It?Ff. 'W?!,',0,41).? tk , f 1lil heri'c'.Ll'iil4}
eccitsio ed' eft the ftyiloite of this
ilart h., k ,;ti >01.0.'f,1 a :h tv et 'Icoyal
.,',!,en ntiaiceppi.ut.ed i , 1h{ very
Yin t, .l0tio� tiv1i h ww�c'nld make i
thorough,; °visti„atioii.> Ve trnilY
the . sultt ill liv such that ti e de-
positers'nii ue•rehlth l..rssd. --
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on's- and Eoy' ,Ilea
Thibbo od oo _ to Oa
These Rubbers are all the very best No. 1 stock and guaranteed .. We
do not care to' carrythen'over till next winter for you are all awtre of a.
Rubber being carried over will not ;keep good for next winter.
)IZerz,s 6 inch Leather, Top Rubbers
Mens i' LadeRuhbers'
,Afens 2 Buckle Rubbers
Olen,. ' 1 Buckle Rubber
Boys s 1 Buckle Rubber
''We'invite you to call and examine these Rubbers and 'get low cash Prices
We do Repairing Butter. and eggs taken ii?exchange
SAM, E. FAUST, ZURICH
New dour; Feed
and Grocery Store
Corn! Corn! Corn!
I have en' hand a quantity of Feed Corn, Buckwheat, Bran, Shorts and
Peed Flour.
All kinds of Grain and Produce bought.
Terms, -80 days. Accounts rendered every month.
LOUIS JEFFREY,
ZURIog.
The sleighing at present is fairly
good, although or .some of the
conntryroads the ..::drifts, are bad,
vv ileinusome.ares the roads are
almost ;pa.sstible
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rule s3LEw,
Good sawed pine frame, suitable
for a barn or straw shed. The
frame is 30x50 feet ; 18 foot posts,
also a lot of -sheeting and siding
Also about 30,000 good slop brick,
stone in foundation etc. The build
ing is known US the Zurich Tan-
nery and will be sold reasonable
for early removal.
John Decker Sr,
20-4 t pd. Zurich
NOTICE
That the annual meeting of th e
Zurich Agricultural Society twill be
held on Tuesday, the 1Gth day of
January, 1912, in the Town Hall,
Zurich, at, • one o'clock p. m.Dated 30th Deo., '1.911, Zurich.
D. S. FAusr, Secretary.
Jon Pr.>•r, President.
NOTIC E
Dr. 3. L. Wilson's accounts are
in the hands of The. Molsons Bank.
All parties indebted to him will
please call and arrange payment.
.t•
T wish to thank Tim
for your Ltheral _Patron-
age during the past year
and mesh, you, aU a Happy
and prosperous ,Yew Year
How Alsont a Violin
Everything Guarant.ied.
F. W. IlEsS
Jeweller, - ZURICH
Our New Fall Shoes
We cordially invite the ladies to our grand display of Fan, Shoes...7.4 WS
are showing a large range in Gun Metal, Vici Kid and Patent Leather, „with
Velvet Topsonade on the New York puff lasts, the very latest,.
Gentlemen's Shoes
We are onifitters for Men's Fine Shoes. Come in mia see the new lastS
in Men's Fall Shoes. .
Mr. Farmer ccime in and let us ta'k to you about Water Proof ShJes for
the wet weather.
Repairing aone Neatly' and Proinpidy.
; We are beadquarterS for
.r11.1‘ ter and Egg$ Taken in 'Exchange,
10e Holy e of Goo
noes