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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1913-01-31, Page 1Vol. kill. The Official Organ of and Hk y Township FRIDAY IVCORNC 0 0 0 0 0 0 fl i 7Vi7V[7VS7LK3C3 J1139 iSri. 7V'C Ci ]iVs stock Taking Sale We are taking stock at present and during this time all our winter goods will be sold at greatly redvced prices. You wil find reliable goods in great variety. at greatly reduced prices in this store. Watch for our great annual clearing sale when stock taking is over. • Note a few lines we are selling at big reductions Winter Dress Goods Men`s Overcoats Boys' Overcoats Sweater Coats Ladies' Coats Winter Underwear Mitts and Caps and many other lines STOVES AND RANGES A number of heating stoves to be cleared his month. Buy now and save money Peerless Peninsular Ranges . Buck's Happy Thought We guarantee all our stoves. HORSE BLANKETS Special prices on all our Horse Blankets and Bells. We have some extra good blankets and want you to call and see them. SAWS AND AXES We handle only first class cross cut saws and axes. The Maple Leaf and Leader are our best ones. Sampson axes are in a class by them- selves. We fully guarantee every one. Carbo-1'lagnetic Razors We have the sole agency for this celebrated razor. Everyone fully guaranteed. No honing. Try one and if not absolutely right we will refund your money. The one perfect razor. Also Gil- lette's Safety Razor, Gem Junior Razor, etc, COAL We have Chestnut and Stove Coal on hand Parties needing any leave your oreers at once. Produce always Taken. J. Preeter, Telephone 9 -- • ZURICH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 i',i.i1 Y C LOCAL NEWS. I eta laCatallralrt144164114 147rC.v*-4 Oyster shell 1 ct per pound fl Jeffrey. Rev. J, G. Grezebach of Dash wood preached a stirring sermot to a large congregation, in th- Evangelical ohuroh last Sunda.' Astoria shoe for men,' the shoe, which has no equal. Try a pair, can be had at S. E. Faust. Only nine more days to take 4 - vantage of H. Cook,Sons & Co's. coupon offer. Better snd it in now,; We have a few nice cutters in stock yet, will be -sold cheap to make room, for spring work. F. Hess & Son We invite you• to call and examine the New Spring shJes for men and women. Large shipments have arriv ed at Faust's shoe store. We are looking for at least five, hundred renewals before Feb. 15th, - when our piano contest closes. Be sure you get yours in befera that date - The Orpheus Quartette of London, of which Mr. Alfred Peine is member will put on a concert in the Town Hall here on Tuesday evening Feb. 4th, They will be assisted by other good talent from London, and a splen- did evening's entertainment may le looked for. Mrs. J. F. Rickbeil left on. Satur- day, to visit her daughter, Mrs'. Mar- row at Beeton. She was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs A. Sweitez, who have been visiting here for a few weeks. Guelph Herald—"Jean Drummona May was present, and enriched the programme with a couple of solos, to both of which she received deserted' encores. This lady possesses 'a e- markably sweet .0ear voicf:, and perfect control and her rendering of "The Swallows" in particular, was en- thusiastically received. "Hear atherthe Orpheus Quartette Concert, Town Hall, Zurich, Tuesday evening, Feb. 4th JAN. 31, 1913. eteRatIOWIMelemnikien '.]?or good Quality rubbers, call at S. i i. Faust. Our subscription contest closes on ebt.15th. Be sure you renew before gat date. c.If you look for a bargain in cutters, :will pay you to examine our prices, few'more on hand. F.Hess & Son Ruby & Gascho are holding a clear - g sale, commencing Feb.1st, to Feb. .nth. Read their advertisement in .this issue. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Durand of near Drysdale, celebrated their golden wed - Ling, this week. A full account will appear in our next issue. Reserved seats for the Orpheus {quartette concert my be obtained from, Mr. A. F. Hess, at Preeter's al re. Don't forget the date—Tues- day, Feb. 4th. Owing to the increased cost of liv- -iJtg, the physicians of the County of iron have raised their fees. A :sch- ule of rates has been drawn up, to ch all physicians are expected to • ere. r. Roy Geiger of Zurich had dirge of the services in the Evan- gelical church Dashwood last Sun- day evening, and preached most a:.saeptably to a large and attentive congregation. Cleo shoe for women, one of the leading shoes for women, high grade shoes and perfect fit. Try them at S. E. Faust's shoe store. The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical Church will hold their menthly meet- ilgiin the church on Tuesday the 4th Ii lh,1913, at 2.80 p. in. Good entertainments are all too few here at any time and the chance of he ,ring meally ' high -Class singing sh uld be taken advantrge of, on Tues- ,_ x . ss',n th5'Town Hall. The ion iv' 1 be 35ets,` 25cts and 15cts'g While driving from Hensall to Exe- Thursday afternoon of last .week, Mr. Robert Thomas, of London, and Mr, F. Carlin, of the King George Hotel, Hensall, were thrown out when the harness went wrong, and the horse ran away. Both were taken to Hen- sall, where their injuries were dressed, then Mr. Thomas was brought to London on the L. H. and B., and was placed in charge of Dr. W. J. Stevenson, at Victoria Hospital. Mr. Thomas' right leg was broken and he was badly shaken up, while Mr. Carlin's head was deeply gashed. In the death of Mr. Joseph Regier, Hay Township loses one of its most highly respected citizens, St. Boniface church a valued and consistent mem- ber, and the family a husband and father that was always kind and con- siderate for their welfare. About two weeks ago the deceased was attacked with appendicitis and as soon as it was considered safe, an operation was per- formed by Dr. Gunn of Clinton, assisted by Dr: Campbell of town and Dr. Hyndman of Exeter. The opera- tion though of a very serious nature, was successfluly performed and for the next eight days the patient was doing fine. Thursday night during a spell of violent coughing, a blood ves- sel burst in the region of the spine,' and the nurse immediately summoned medical aid. Drs. Campbell and Mac Kinnon arrived in a very short time and . managed to partially stop the hemmorhage. Dr. Gunn was also sent for, and arrived in less than three hours. It was then seen that the case hopeless and that death must result in a short time. The patient grew gradually weaker and breathed his last at about. two o'clock Saturday afternoon. He was in the prime of of life, being in the 47th year of his age. IIe leaves a widow, a daughter. of Mr. Henry Krauskopf of McKillop, and a family of nine children who deeply mourn his early damise. He also leaves several brothers and sisters, and a host of tvarm friends who sin- cerely regret the loss of a faithful friend and neighbor. The funeral took place on Monday forenoon, to St, Boniface church and was' one of the- largest helargest seen in this, section for a .long time Do not fail to take in the Box Social in the Town Hall, Friday ev- ening Jan. 81st. The auctioning of the boxes creates no end of fun, and should be entered into heartily by every person in the hall. Miss B. May Rance, who will ap- pear in the Town Hall here, on Tues- day evening in connection with the Orpheus Quartette Concert, has re- markable ability as an elocutionist and as a mirth and laugh producer she has few equals. Reserved seats may be obtained from Mr. Andy Hess. The Women's Christian Temperance Union met last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. Fritz, The Derotional exercisees were ably con- ducted by Mrs. C. Fritz, after which the President Mrs. Merner took charge of the business The Educational half hour was taken by Mrs. E. Paulin of Regina,.who gave a very instruct- ive talk on Temperance work in the West. The meeting closed with sing- ing the Temperance Doxology. A Box Social under the auspices of the W. C. T. U. will be given in the Town Hall Friday evening Jan. 31st at eight o'clock sharp. A good mus- ical and literary programme will be given, after which the boxes of re- freshments, provided by every lady present, will be sold. The coffee will be supplied free. Everyone is cor- dially invited to attend and enjoy a whole evenings fun. Mrs. Win. Wagner desires to extend her sincere thanks for the assistance so kindly rendered by her neighbors during and since the continued illness of her husband, who is still unable to leave his bed. Mr. Wagner has been laid up for nearly a year and has suf- fered a great deal. It is to be hoped that he may soon recover sufficiently to be able to leave the house, although it is unlikely he will ever be able to resume heavy farm work. The handsome new St. Peter's Lutheran Church, just completed, at a costof $7000, by the StratfordLuther tins of the Missouri Synod, was form- erly opened on Sunday last by the pastor,. Rev. Frank Malins.ky. The de- dicatory . sermon was preached by Rev, W. C. Boese, of Berlin, president of the Canada Conference of the Mis- souri Synod. Rev. S. B. Eix, Rev, Jobr Neeb, of Rhineland, and Rev. Theo. Huegli, of Logan, took part in e ftevnoop and evening services. NO.27 Everything you Need in the Line of Winter Footwear Men's Heavy Rubbers and Sox Men's Overshoes and Rubbers Men's Felt, and Felt lined Shoes Men's and Boys' Heavy Mitts Women's Overshoes and Rubbers Women's Felt Shoes Girls' Felt Lined Shoes Girls' Cardigans Women's fancy Felt House Slippers, various colors Men's and Boys' Hockey Shoes SAM. E. FAUST, Cam ZURICH Call at Jeffrey's for leading Brands of Flour Bran. & Shorts, Feed Corn any quantity, another car of corn to arrive in February. International and Royal Purple Stock Food, every box guaranteed. Molasses Meal and Oil Cake. Coarse and fine Salt. 3"uans i .4arbeeries rl"�"oiiuceen.;s cash. Louis Jeffrey General Store For Sale I am offering my general store and stock for sale, on very reasonable terms. This store is now doing a good business and is considered one of the best country stands in the County. Post -office and telephone in connec- tion. For further particulars apply to R. N. DOUGLAS, Blake, Ont. New Patterns In Solid Gold Laaies' Gem. Ring just received from the makers. Strong and Neat Eyeglasses Try our Eyeglasses and Spectacles We save you money and fit you ana fi+ yon .eqectly. Repairing Our Repair Department is one of the best in the land, "Do you know." F. W. Hess G. R. Hess Jewellers, - ZURICH Now is the Time To Buy holiday Gifts Why try to think of a better Gift when it isn't to be had? Let us show you the FINEST LINE OF SHOES you ever looked at. We have everything you need in Winter Footwear. Come and examine our Large Stock. We have the Right Goods at the Right Price Butter, eggs, dried apples, dutch setts and poultry taken in exchange at highest prices. Repairing neatly and promptly done C. FRITZ. = Zurich The Home of Good Shoes Watch Repairing If your watch or clock is not giqing you the satisfaction you think it should, bring it to us. We will put it right andt guarantee it. Very Moderate Prices. Butter and Eggs taken as cash for Jewelery, etc. Harold A. Appel JEWELER • n - ZURICH