The Herald, 1912-01-26, Page 8The Quality
STORE•
£nnual Mock
Taking dale
Annual Stock Taking Sale
now on of all winter goods.
Come early and secure some
of the Bargains we are now
offering. If you want better
bargains than ordinary, with-
out paying as much as usually
asked for, you want to attend
this sale.
Men's Suits
Men's Overcoats
Boys' Overcoats
Boys' Suits
Elegant Styes and Dependable Fab-
rics and perfect fitting at extremely
low prices.
Furs! Furs!
Ladies' :JBo.1s, .Muffs, ,Caperines;,
1iCalldrs;Fin l I.4 . ,to aur.--•
- at: Bargain; Prices.
Ladies' and
Children's
Jackets
Now is your time to procure a 'bar -
:rain in these lines as we have decicl-'
cc. to clear thele at bargain prices.
Dress Goods and
Wrapperettes
wet can save you money by buying
these Iines at The Quality Store,
Do not f+cci:Z to attend
this &de. Prices as low
as the lowest, quality COM-
si,-cl er'ed .
Ilighest prices paid for all
kinds of Farm Produce
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GENERAL MERCHANT
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Telephone 28
ridearmiceameatockmaan
HEADQUA TEP S POI
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'DOWN AND OUT."
Feels 10 Years Younger
After Taking, rlorriscy's
No: 1'4 Blood ,Tablets,
MOI+1Tf2PJAL,.
P. Q. May 16, 1911
1 was all rundown and felt all out of
sorts. My appetite' was bad—tnycom-
plexion Sallow,— my • spirits low, and
I didn't seem to have any 'ambition to
do my ordinary housework. I was in
this condition for about a year, although
several physicians prescribed a tonic
for me, and I ' tried several well ad-
vertised remedies, but all without -sue
cess.About three months ago one of
your booklets was left at my house, and
I read of the wonderful success of Dr.
Morriscy and of the remarkable cures
that hie medicines were making,.:. and
decided to try his No. 14 Tablets. I
used one box, and before it was halt
gone I began to feel better, and it
gave me courage to keep on. I have
Just finished the third box, and only`
wish I could tell you how much better
I' feel. My work is now a pleasure to
me, and I feel 10 years younger. You
certainly have the best real Blood Tonic
and blood maker that I have heard of,
and anyone in need of such a remedy
will find yours the very best and most
reliable. Mrs. Anna Rafferty.
The above prescription is not a
"Cure -Ail" or so-called patent medicine
Dr, Morriscy prescribed it for 44 years:
and it cured thousands atter other
doctors failed.
Price, 50cper box at your dealers,
or Father Morriscy Medicine Co.,
Limited, Montreal. 600
•
My summer girl is fair -to see,
In snowy white she pleases me—
She looks so cool, so light and free,
My summer girl.
My winter girl has such a charm,
She looks so breezy, yet so warm,
Her ruddy -cheeks the gales disarm,
lIy winter girl..
Which do I like the very best?'
Which holds the first place in my
breast?
No need to put me to the test—
They're both the same.
County Wardens
At the meeting of the County
Council held in Goclerich this week.
Mr. Thos. Strothers of Wawanosh
was elected warden.
The election of Reeve Joseph But-
tery of
utteryof Strathroy as warden of Midd-
lesex eotulty came as a surprise as: h_
is
al:Libbraftind.tbe nialority "+of ';•.
C'puncil Conseratives.
Mr. John McLaren was elected`
warden for Perth.
eo k artleih Was home over
eve'.Willert was in Goderich;
eek intending county council.
1 .Ed. Brokenshire . was out of
Sat belay on business.
OOrs. Rattinbury of Br cefield, is
vreX%ing Ter 'daughter, Mrs. ' R. T.
li7lop.
tisses .,Annie and Lizzie Gossman•,
Opti 7.'1ltlirsday for Port Huron were
tle""y'have secured' positions
tiss'I3ettha.Brennerleft Thursday
ening for Parkhill, where she will..
titan= iii the Schaefer House.
tisses Dora and Lucinda Iiraft of
ter; spent Sunday under the par-
,
nal'roof
'There are only six business nien
oza^Ooderich square who were there
10.881.
'Afessrs Joe Wambold, "Jack Eidt,
and William Zimmer, ate getting
their ice hauled this week.
Ir. Grice; the eye specialist from
12iidon was here this week. He
Wp.I• be here again in three months.
Goss Jones, teacher at .Smoky Hol -
le spent. Sunday at her home in
E. ter.
Ir.•Edwin Waiper entertained a
lali ber of his friends to a party on
T'lrilrsday evening.
Liss -Clara Musser has accepted a
ition at the Bissett boarding house
xeter.
fr. John Hoff plan and daughter,
visited friends in Crediton on
dnesday.
Che New
lacksmith
I have opened my shop opposite the
Tomo E0U, Zurich and am preplir
ed to doall kinds of machinery
)airb", horse -shoeing, ganeral black-
smithing.
E. Brock
LAWSON—YEARLEtZ
t,isaET1,NG OF TfIE HURON
A. pretty wedding took place on
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Deputy -Reeve and Mrs. \Vin. Yearley
when their daughter, Jeanie,. was
united in marriage ti Mr. Geo. W
Lawson if Artlaud, Sask. ti'1ie cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
Robert hicks in the presence of eighty
invited guests. The bride entered
the room while the wedding march
was being played by Miss M. Parsons
and was given away by her father.
The bride was daintly gowned in a
pretty and be.conliiig frock of cream
chiffon taffeta, trimmed with lace
and pearl anti carried a boquet of
white carnations. Miss Annie, sister
of the bride, was bridesmaid and was
gowned in a white embroidered dress
and. carried a)loquet of pink carnat-
ions. Mr. Albert Keys was 'grooms-
man After the ceremony the ,guests
led by the bride and groom sat down
to a suuii+tuous wealtiug supper. The
bride was the r.:eipient ocf nialny use,
fel presents among them being a
beautiful fnrlined coat from the
groom. The groom's gift to the
br+idesnaaid was a geld 'filled locket
and chain and to the groomsman a
gold stick pin with pearl setting.
The brides travelling suit was of navy
bine, ladies cloth, trimmed with satin
and overnice. After n f.w weeks
visit with friends in this vicinity lli
and Mrs. Lawson will leave for their
new home in Artlaud, Sask., where
Mr:. Lawson teaches school. Both
the bride and groom are well known
and popular y onog people and ,' their
many friends wisli them happiness
aid. presperiiy+
Miss ,Alrnah Brenner is visiting
friends and relatives in Zurich,
Mr, Arthur Doan of Parkhill•sirs,
Sunday with Miss Elnlaa Callas..
Mr. Norman Kellerman spent`13iu j
clay Monday on the 14 eon, •
Mr. Otto Willett Ii,irioll spent Sun t
day last with his parents.
(..
A number of our young leen aft;
ended the dance at Exet0Norti
Ttiesdiry eyeiihi kt.
u.N
iton Monday
COUNTY COUNCIL.
',,,The abuncil of the corporation of
the County of Huron will meet in
tliai` couucii chamber, in the Town
o44 oderioh, on Tuesday. the 23rd
tit 3 o'clock All accounts
ar�t i it st the county must be placed
v3ththe Clerk previous to this
elite.' W Lane, Clerk.
paled, ,Tan 8th, 1912.
Corn ! Gorn!
.' 00: ton corn at 27.00 per ton. Oat -
ii' ul•Pced at 22.00 per ton. Also
ltir�, Bran, and Shorts commencing
Act, filth. All kinds of grin want-
ef at.t .e I3ensall Oatmeal Mills.
AUrquhart.
'To the Public
in General.
and our Customers in
Particulars
Take 'notice, that we have disposed
et the Implement Branch and our
good will to Mr. Louis Prang of this
-Wage. '111 connection herewith we
;tog to express our heartiest thanks'b
sllwlio have so generously supported.
1e in this line of business.
i We w sh to inform the users of cutt• '
its, Sleighs. Buggies, Wagons etc.
tl•lat we stilleontintte 111e nanufactllrc
,0 tiirso linos and in belying home
plalxufa,ittired goodsyoti fire' support -
:l ig your home town andyottr own i11-
ter ekes,
' • .Zook at our stock and " get our:
t 4i lees before you buy.. Repairing done
'n • Branches of our business.
�n
(UBLS WANTED, 85
lltit week to start with for
girls: eighteen and over;'.
1�f�a y . z�u 01134, .% b .'1.'. i.LiL.... (k, CO.
zlliited'Iblitawa Olitario. `
Whatthrise•wbo' know, have to 'say:about the; Modem.
Malleable Iron, Range bought of 0. Hattleib iu'ich,
Geo, Clatlsius
Sam Faust
John Campbell;
Jacob Weido;
Christian. Meyers
John Laport
John Scuthmore
William Stell:
Salmon Gingerich
Henry Vallancl
Sam Hewston
E.W. l3rokepsllire •
Henry Waip'er
Thomas Turnbull
Christian.Badour
William Denoniy
Jacob Hartleib
Lonii Rinker
Geo, 'Armstrong
We have great faith in the above stove and. are willing'
to stake $100 that there is not atother stove made in Canada
that will cook and bake with as little fuel as the Modeia.
A full stock of all kinds of
PURNITURE
to choose from at prices just a little cheaper than the ordinary run. •
Terms Cash or Trade at Cash Price
C. I4ARTLEIB, ZURIC -1
HURON'S LARGEST COMBINATION STORE
Car Best
�l-�i,r�gle�•.
Just to hand. Bring .in
your orders. Close price
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PHONE Iq
BARGAINS
�adlteats, 'ai
cod s" r caly0 darts iii clear
at a very low price.
8 suits reg. price $11.6() to $13 now for $9.50
4 suits reg. price 9 to lo now for 7.
9 suits reg. pries 7.5o to 8.5o now 5,75
5 suits reg. price, 6.5o to 7 now for 4.5o
Other suits for 1.5o to 3
Ladies Coats
2o per cent",disc. on all Ladies Overcoats
1 only Ladies Fur -Lined Overcoat reg. price
$35 now for 1P8.
Mens 'Overcoats
2o per cent disc, on all 11'Iens Overcoats
PHONE 17
RUBY" OASCHO
UNDERTAKING
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I hereby request that all' accounts
owing at Caabana's 13riak and Tile
Yards, 1.4 paid (in or<before.Get 1st.
'0-13 1"t .,a, Ill t on, kt,.tiaar:lc;r
>r, 't uric, ell auk.
Cil 1i�1 xl i1 0. �'
Dan -roma :lamed :.
• ea6fail,, ';•Vitnow. r may stoic
Bought out
F. tIESS &.SON
Implements and Repairs and
moved :there to my shop
I�ullner knives, straw knives, eaten,.
sion ladders; step ladders, git1 aiiised
troughs, cutters 1V.[claiigiilinsbest
make, bogies, Deering nrachiine'.re-
pai s, blaeksinith repairing, onion seed-
ers and garden tools, piping all sizes, `.
corn spellers, plows Fletirry anti Pere•
ivcl"rn,nd all liihds of plow repairs, axle
greess, ropes all sizes, wheel barrows;
barn scales,
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