The Herald, 1912-06-28, Page 81TheT(e)" lit
Big Clearing Sale ofSummer Goods
FOR 3
DAYS
We will offer bargains in all lines of goods
to clear. Below is a te'v of the many bargains
we are offering. Call and be convinced that
this is a genuine money saving sale,
Dress Goods, ail lines, reg, 60c for 450 yd.
All other Dress Goods in proportion
Summer Dress Goods
Repps regular 25e....20c a yard,
Voils regular 30c , tor 200 a yard
Rajah Stripes reg n•1 ;r 150 for 120 a yard
Shanting Stripes reenter 25c for 20c a yard
Colored Mulls , . , . 25c for 200
Fancy Dress Linens . ... ...... .... 20c for 150
Fanny Vestings 20c for 15c
White Lawn Waists
Trimmed with embroidery, also lace and
insertion
Regular $1.50 for $1 10 Regular $1,25 for 90c
1 00 for .65 .75 for 45c
Corset Covers
Regular 500 for 40c. Special line at 25c each
Prints
All cur regular 121%,,c prints and ginghams
to go at loo the yard
10 pieces special print at 5o the yard.
Towellings 5c a yard and up.
6 pieces Art Muslin, regular 10c for 5c yard
8.4 twilled Bleached Sheeting at 25c a yard
8 4 twilled special Unbleached Sheeting at
25c a yard.
Millinery
The balance of our Trimmed flats, Shapes,
Flowers, eto, at halt regular price.
All our 4 yard wide Linoleums, Lancaster
and Nairns, regular $2 and $2 25 a yard, for
$1.50 a yard.
Tapestry Floor Coverings
Rugs size 3x3 regular $ 9 00 for $ 6 50.
3sl regular 12 00 for 8 00
3xl ,regular 13 50for 9.75
3x4 regular 14 00 for 10.00
31x1 .... ....regular 15,00 for 11.00
31x1 .... ....regular 16.00 for 12.00
Wall Papers at Bargain Prices to clear
Men's Suits
Regular $11,00 for $8 00 teg. $9 00 for $6.50
10.00 for 7 00 8 00 for. 5.50
Boys Snits from $1.25 up,
Men's and Boys' Straw Hats
$1.25 for $1.00 750 for 600
500 for 40c 35c for 250
250 for 20o
All Spring Caps 35o to 600 for 25c each
Fancy Vests
Regular $1.75 and $1 50 each, to clear at $1,00
Men°s Collars
Men's stand up Linen Collars, 14,1 to 17 size,
5o each, slightly soiled.
Groceries
Best roasted Rio Coffee 20c lb
Royal Yeast 3 boxes for 10c
Acme Gloss Starch 4 boxes for 25o
Snow White Corn Starch 4 boxes 250
5 lbs best 26c Japan Tea for $1.00
10 bars Merner's Laundry Soap 25c
Canadian Coal Oil 12o a gallon.
Fine Sarnia Salt, new, in 280 pound barrels,
$1.25 barrel.
Highest prices paid for all
kinds of Farm Produce
J. J. ThIRN
GENE'. `AL r1ERCUANT
Zurich, m- Ontario
Telephone 28
HEADQUARTERS OF
CeIebrate r r;dway
C THINii
GHTEB
A laugh is just like mucic;
'It lingers in the heart, •
And where its 'Melody is heard ai
The ills of life depart ;
And happy thoughts come 'ern
ing
Its joyful notes to greet.
Alaugla is just like music
For making living sweet.
ABOUT ASBESTOS.
Asbestos is a physical paradbt,
one of nature's most marvellous iil4;
.ductions. It has been called a mine
elogicalvegetable; it is .both .flbroij
and crystalline; elastic, yet brittle `
floating stone which can be 3.30c
carded, spun and woven into tissue,"..;,,
Germ any it is known as stein (s to
flax) and the milers of Quebec gr
it quite an expressive name—pier
cotton (cotton stone). The ashes
minas in Quebec are the most fairirii
in the world yielding 95 per cent
the entire output, Italy being the on
cog petiting country, and there tTi
industry is decling, Althou_
Charlemange rs said to have had
tablecloth of asbestos, which he eleali
ed by throwing it into the fire, it wpll
practically unknown ofM 1850 Th!'V.
Italiauanineral was then experiment ',
with and some years later put en tire,;
market. Asbestos is flexible, non -Ceuta
bustible, and a non-conductor of Jieal
and electricity, and of these properties
its -increasing use depends. It is spurs;,
into yarn from which cloth is woven
for drop curtains in theatres, clothing
for firemen, acidworkers, , etc.
made into lampwicks and gloves for
stokers, and ropes for fire-escapesTt
is felted into mill -board, to he used''
as an insulator iu dynamos, and:,
as fireproof lining for wires and ' rls
a covering to:prevent loss of heat foul
steam pipes. Mixed with rubber it is
used to pack points..
UNDERTAKING
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THE WESTERN PAIR'
London, Ontario
The management of the Western.
Fair, London Ontario. are sending,
out this week their Prize List, Entry
Forms and other kind of advertising,
matter announcing their coming Rir'
hibition in September. The dates are.
September 6th to.l4tb. This - the
oldest Exhibition in Canada: and it is1
becoming snore and more popular -deb
year. The' prize list anntails so
very valuable information_for illte is
ing Exhibitors. From the• 'bieeder'a.
standpoint this is ono of the best ex
bition held, as a large number of buy-
ers always attend in order to secure;"
the best animals that can be obtained
The parade of the Live Stock daily is.
something of great interest and at-,
tracts large crowds. Stockmen should
include this Exhibition in their list..
Write the Secretary, A, M. 'aunt,'.
London. for prize lists and all infor-
mation.
Electric Restorer for Men
Phosphonofreostoresproper every nerve in; the body
tits on
vim and vitality. Premature decay and all sexual'
weakness averted at once. Phosphene' will;
make you a new man. Price SO a box, or two for
15. Mailed to any address. The Scobell Drug:
Co., St. Ct therinea. Ont.
CREDITON
11Ir. Jacob Schwarz who bas been
taking treatment for rheulntism at:
the hot springs, of Mt. Clemens,+
returned home on Friday last.
The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical:
church, will hold their monthly ineet'
ing in theirchurch on Tuesday, the,
2nd July 1912.
Mr. and Mrs. I . Rapley, of Ohio,
are at present the guests of the
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Lewis.
Mr. A. Haist and daughter Mrs. T,y
lIawhinney, spent Thursday in Long
don. Mr. Haist is at present in a
very precarious condition.
The Messrs. Harry Sweitzer, II•.
Either, 13. Brown and Ezra Paist'
antoed to London on Friday last,°
when they took in the Ringling Bros,`.
circus.
Ms. A. ?J. I-Ioltzman of Naperville;
and sister Pearl of Chicago, returned.
home on 'Saturday last, were ihey,
intend spending their summer Vaca-:'
Lion.
The Evan. Sunday school held
their annual Children 1)ay entertain,
meat on Sunday last. . The 171.0.:=
gramme and the music was of t1i
highest order.^
-
A largo number of hiss Olio 1 m
1Iiltzuian's friends, pleasantly sur'
prised her to a linen Shower 00 Fri.,
Iclay evening last. The evening \ias
sport in a sociable manner. Hefei
i dispersing ail. parbeipated 10 • t nein
(prepared lunch, Miss Holtzman 1Vlt8
''•' r::' 'f . thy acs ciful ata.:
Prompt Service
Moderate, Cha roes
anuerscamcvsn
W. Ha HOFFMAN
Zurich. - Otltario1
Wirt
airymaid
Cream.
Separator
No heavy lifting up of Milk
Easy Running
Deering
Machinery
All makes of Plough
Points always on hand
Louis Prang..
ZURICH
Now Ready
Stylish_
Buggies
If yoil want to see the big -
est and finest lot of Buggies
That our wareroom. If you
i, ,1. to buy we are corfid_ent
can, satisfyyour taste.
Iso Carriages and - Waggons
Prices Right
All kinds of Repairs prom -
ply attended.
F. lless & Son
Any person having 20 to 25 acresof
standing hay to sell will please notify
this office. Buyer will cut and remove
it himself.
Mrs. Harvey Wind and children
Miss Olene and Thelma of Detroit
Mich, are visiting for a few weeks, the
guests of the former's father, Mr.
Chits.' Wolfe.
A very happy event took place in
Zion Evangelical church on V'4 ed-
nesday, June 26th, when Miss
C)livta, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Holtzman, became the bride
of Bev': -M. M. Whiting of Parkhill,
missionary under .•a.ppointment to
ppan At high noon the bride,
le'ning on the arm of her father,
entered the auditorium of the
ehuroh as Mr. £Jerb Eilber played
;tohengrin's wend] ngmarch,closing
with Mendelsohns . Miss Elva
,tlotigers of London, a cousin of the
;groom., sweetly rendered "Because"
'bv G;iv D'Hartleot The ceremony
,wasperformed by Rev. E. Burn
eater of the church, assisted by
ev. Miller of Auburn, in the pre
,sence of a large number of assemb.
lees guests and friends The bride,
oarrying a bouquet of bridal roses,
looked obtaining in a dainty gown
',df liberty satin with pearl trim.
:tni.ngs..an:d bridal veil adorned with
`orange blossoms, The little Misses
;Laura Foster and Hilda Burn made
Pretty' little flower girls, Messrs
A. M' l .oltzniann and Roy Whiting
acted as usbers After the cere.
iMony was performed a dainty dire
leer was served at the home of the:
ride, otter which Rev. Mr. and
Its. Whiting left for Niagara Fitlls
and - other eastern points. The
'br`ide's going away gown was of
,a oy'al .blue . 'ladies . costume cloth
ith"lief to snatch. The bride was
i`e recipient of many chitty and
valuable gifts • The Star joins with
)ieir alittny friends in wishing them
1arty years wedded happiness.
n
largo number of pupils wrote on
In,entrance exams .during the Bast
IIARTLIEB'S
BIO STORE
One Price the year round and that
the lowest.
Parties intending to buy a good Karnes this Spring should not . fail to call
on us, as we areheaclquartors in Zurich.for the best at lowest 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 at lowest prices call and see what a big Bargain you
can get here.
A full stock of all kinds of
FURNITU
In Furniture we lead the trade as we buy in car loads this enables its to
cheaper and our customers get the benefit.
Terms Cash ors Trade at Cash Price
e. I-IlRTLEIB, �URic
HURON'S LARCEST COMBINATION STORE
Gat Best
Shing1e,.
Just to hand. Bring in
your orders. Close price
F � 0. KALBFLEISC11C
PHONE 19 _ —.ZURICH
few:-Soect
Bargains
1
One year has now passed since we started in business
and we wish to thank our customers for the liberal patronage
accorded as and we hope for a continuance of the sauce. In
taking stock we came across several lines which we must sell
regardless of cost. Here ar a few of thews.
Summer Dress Goods
Pongetta in white, cream, champagne, light blue, pink,
dark blue. Regular price 25e, now for 19c a yard.
Muslin
6 pieces Muslin Flowered and plain designs. Regular
price 15c, now 12?:c.
Men's and Boys' Suits
We have a fine assortment of Men's and Boys' ready-
to-wear Suits. Prices as low as 1 ossible.
Men's and Boys' Hats
Warmer. weather is coming and ,you will need a Straw
Hat. We have a complete range and price are right. In-
spect our stock before buying elsewhere.
Overalls
A lice of Bltie Overalls to clear at GOc-
Linoleum and Floor Oilcloths
(i 1, yards Linoleum, 4 yards wide, regular price $2 a
yard, whole piece $10.75.
6) yds Floor Oilcloth, 2 yds wide, regular price 60e a
yard, now for .$1,00.
• 8+ yds Floor Oilcloth, 2 yds wide, regular price 75c a yard
now for $1.90.
Salt at $1.40 a Barrel
Remember we give Coupons with every purchase,
cash or trade.
Fresh Groceries always.' 1s.ept oi,, liana
Produce Taken n Exchange
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