HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1912-03-08, Page 8R
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T E
EAUTIFUL
NEW
SPRI1VG
GrI1S
have beun
to arrive
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You should see the handsome new
things we are showing right away, if
for no other reason than to learn about
some of the newest and best materials
that are brought out to wear this com-
ing spring.
New Dress Goods
The very latest in greys, blues, tans,
greens and black. cloths. e leading
shades and popularThe early
shoppers will find us ready for them.
New rints
New Ginghams
New Shirting
MONTREAL.,
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W. C. T s U.
"AS THROUGH A GLASS-"
That's our reason for being poor.;
it's having such stuff in the house
all the time. Bert's face beoaune
deadly pale—a sure sign thathe
•
was very aLgry And little John
began to cry. Maggio laid dovvp
her ironing quiikly, and gathered
her little son lovingly in her arms
An' what about your two drinks'a:
day? sneeringly. Then, after a
pause, What ails you, anyway,
Meg? You never said such a thing
as this before. Maggie's eyes flash,
ed, but though she looked at her
husband she said nothing more,.
Bert rose and reached for his hat,
striding angrily toward the door.
"Good night," he said curtly. His
wife sprang to her feet, petting
her boy gently from her, "Bert '
she cried appealingly, 1 ain't going
to say nothing more Don't go out'
tonight" "Tisn't like you, Meg,"
with an aggrieved look. I said•yer
ought to have a better chap, but,
after a pause. I don't see as we are
so poor ; we don't owe much–only a
few things, anyway. 'Though we
ain't got much for junketing, tots
of the chaps are worse off. What
shall we do when «e get to be old?
There's where the rub is, Bert,.
Now don't nag, Meg• I am going
out if you do begin that sort of
thing, I hate a naggie woman. li
ain't going to nag. Mother said as:
nagging never mended ouglit •_
Come, sit down, man, and ,llon'it, '1 have opened my shop opposite the
mind my temper. Ah, well, "'Meg own i til, Zurich regi am 1�repvr
said Bert, re seating himself, 7011::t
are a good girl, pinching beiepheeh ` d to_• 'do all kiiicls of machinery
rattier shaitzetfacedly.a .. and:;' to
HOFFMAN
Ontario
Bought out
:tiisS & SON
BIC STORE
One Price the year round and that
the lowest.
Il aplenents and Repairs and
•; . moved them to my shop
Pulper knives, straw knives, exten-
sion ladders, step ladders, galvanized
tvoughs, cutters Melaughlins best
'mice, buggies, Deering machine re-
pairs, blacksmith repairing, onion seed-
et's and garden tools, piping all sizes,
ol}rn spellers, -plows Fleury and Perc-
iidal and all kihds of plow repairs, axle
geese, ropes all sizes, wheel barrows,
barn scales.
Louis Prang.
Lawns, Embroidery,
At this season of the year many
housewives like to get considerable
sewing done. For that v,iason we make
it a point to get an early shipment of
reliable goods.
Stock Taking Over
Wel have some winter goods to clear
out at at bargain prices. Ladies' Coats
children's boats, furs, blankets, men's
overcoats, men's suits,caps and gloves.
Now is your opport unity for a snap.
Remnants
A lot of Odds and Ends to clear re-
gardless of cost.
Groceries
A full supply of new and fresh
groceries always on hand
ZURICH
Parties intending to buy a good Harries this „Spring should not fail to call
on us, as we are headquarters in Zurich for the -best. at lo`vest prices every
one guaranteed, because best leather always used.. See our Team Harness
with Collars at $25.00, Single Harness at $9.00 up
Stoves and Hardware
If you want the best lowest prices call and see what a big Bargain you
can get here.
The New
Blacksmith
A full stock of all kinds of
FURNITURL3
In Furniture we lead the trade -as we buy' in car loads this enables us to
cheaper and our customers get the benefit.
Terms Cash or Trade at Cash Price
PHONE 3
. I-II4RTLEIB, ZURICH
HURON'S LARGEST COMBINATION STORE
Highest prices paid for all
Wads of Farm Produce
i~ ,slhoei:ng,, goieral %lark
I cai'aid bike ; er-ta,Vtstt Yer.iiikt
a little bit Brit–with a'.
his broad shoulders, I haven't the
money for that, either. Never.
mind, Bert ; I am used to work
But I should like to know where
in the world Fred and Tilly Wat-
kins got the money from to go to
Canada. Tilly always said back
along that her mother was always
scolding because she never had a
penny saved for a rainy day. John
looked at his mother with ques—
tioning eyes, then went over, and;;.'
leaning on his father's knee, whis-:'i 00 ton Corn at 27.00 per ton. Oat -
pared : Dad shall I tell mother werl•nreal Feecl at 22.00 per ton. Also
they got the money? His futhertl+tofu, Bran, and Shorts commencing
laughed uneasily. Oh yes, tell i Dc. 1 th. All kinds of grin want -
your another if ger want to ! Well,: ed at the Hensall Oatmeal Mills.
I knows about it, mother, camel.
Ted told'dr Hisnfather and moth ,., D.U-rquhart.
er don't drink any ntnrE, i`ieer norms,
anything, and ain't a goin tt'' '
neither as long as they live, the: .
little fellow said solemnly. ,,,And
they saved a lot for twn years, and,
his father. Ted's granddad yer:
know was glad, and said he'd give
them the rest." Bert's fare was 4
study ; then he laughed nervously:.
"Become temperance, oh! N.ot its
our line,.Meg, and no ono to give •
us anything, dither."
To bo continued
E M, Williams, Pres Supt:;
ve me a call.'
Geo.. E. Brock
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Corn ! Corn!
car e.st
Shing1es.
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GENERAL CiERCtiANi
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John W Sickelsnr:tih, Greeuboro,:
Pa., has three children, indlike"villale In connection herewith we
most children they frequently take, deg to express our heartiest thanks t)
cold. "We have tried several kinds all who have sogenerously supported
of cough medicine," he says, bu„tr me in this line of business.
To the Pubilo
in General.
Just to hand. Bring in
your orders. Close price
Vim C. KALBFLMSCK
= _ ZU R[CH
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AND NOW
ad -Al our Castoniers 111
Partici-1m
Take notice, that we have disposed
of the:Implement Branch and our
Mood will to Mr. Louis Prang of this
have never found any yet that df l�
them as much good as Chamber'
Itrin's Cough Remedy. rev sale b
All Dealers. "
Zurich9Ontario
Telephone 28
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Cekbrat'd Broadway
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NOTICE
Notice is hereby given, that;t
meeting of the ratepayers of Scho?
section No. 7 of Hay, will be her?•
at the Schoolhorise, on Saturda,,
the 9th day of March 1012, at th
hour of 10 o'clock in the forencrdii
for the purpose of considering;
Report grade by f3.. 0. McBrid
Architect,' of London Ontario,;%
regard of the safety of, the Schott
house. . Also to consider the act
ability of either repairing solid
House or building a new one,
Jacob Haberer )
John Proeter t Trustees
Fred Hess Sr:, S
1)eit>d Ga : , tate 1.1 0.0
Marl:i1 1N 1 G,
dye wish to inforshi the users of cute.
Sleighs. Buggies,'Wagons etc.
that we'sti11 continue the manufacture
of these lines acid in buying home
Manufactured. goodsyorh are support.
,ing your hone town and your own in-
erests.
tool; at our stock and get our
prices before you buy. Repairing done
in. Brandies of our business.
Bess; 66 Bon
GIRLS "WANTED. D. 5
per week to start w i th for
' girls eighteen and over.
PP V ..t once, D. S. PERRIN k CO.
iini;tecl, London, Ontario..
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Glad Springtime is again speeding swiftly. tow-
ard us and once more tiais store is filled with the
beauties of Spring. Although not quite Spring, but
by coining into this Store you will see that we have
already been visited by her. Te have the newest
in Spring and Summer Dress Goods and still we are
adding daily.
Dress Goods
All the newest kinds and latest Shades RTC hare for you to see
and when you are picking your new Dress come in and see if we
can't please you ct little better than the rest.
Laces and Insertions
The trimi,iings of the Dress is, just cis important or cven more
than the 1)ressitsoIf, because its the trim nhiug that makes the
Dr,'cs look trice, so take a look at the trimmings as we have all kinds
of all ov.irlacs with insertions to match.
Prints, Gingliams etc.
to our stock of Prints and Ginghams you will fi id.an assorhnent..yhich
snould almost please anybody as we have ovelythir g in the line of,; prints,
tlinghanls, Mnslins etc.
Wall Paper
One thing we can take for granted, every- house has a room soaaewhere
that needs the attention of the Paper hanger and no matter what room it is
we are sure we have some Paper to put in it, whin should please you aiil
also ns.
Rein.eihber we give Coupons with every purchase,
cash or trade.
re h Grp' e pie$ alw ars kept 011 nand
Produce Tal o riB Exohan
PHONE 17
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