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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1913-03-13, Page 1t1 of fail prices 'earn Hi ear. fore ette an The Official. argal o ' eh and Ira* Township", Vol. XIII.. FRIP,N AR. 13, 1913. 44319C0 30:28C301313043C2031M MARC. t=11843811381M Spring Announcement Our new spring stocks are now nearly complete and you are cordially invited to colt and look over the many new lines we are offering, We are proud of them and we want to talk to you about them. We'll treat you right. Millinery Openings Our Spring Millinery Openings will be held on Saturday and Monday March 22nd and. 24th when the newest and nicest in women's headwear will be displayed Miss Kerr is in charge of this department and will make you heart- ily welcome at any time you may call. New Wa11 Papers We have an immense stock of Wall Papers to choose from in all paterns and colorings. The prices range from 10c to 50c a roll Call and look through our sample books. New Spring gess Goods We invite you to look over our lines of New Dress Goods for spring and summer wear. Serges, Whipcords, Diagonals in all the newest shades. Dress Trimmings We are showing a very fine Iine of pearls and white crystal ornaments and trimmings, the newest out, also crystal buttons for trimming. Ladies Top Skirts We have just received a lot of ladies Top Skirts in black and navy, at -$3.50 and $1.50 each. These are special values and will not last long at these low prices. Sherwin -William's Paints House Paints Inside Floor Paints Porch Floor Paints Floorlac, Barn Paint A A 0 0 0 0 Varnish. Stains, wagon Paint, Buggy paint, Varnishes. 70( We have added Flat -tone to our many lines. An artistic de- pi corating paint for interion walls and ceilings, . and woodwork pro- duces a flat, velvety finish. Call for color cards. Produce always Taken. ott Telephone 9 et 9 zuRicti ' 4i` iMRar%Irokri 4-7r,47r A LOCAL-.' NWS DENomv —At the -L, R E,<.' ;; Stanley On the 6th Inst, to Mr. ' ..and a gar James Denoiny, . a daughter • Duman-am—At the L. R. E. Hay,"911 the 8th Inst, to Mr. and .Mrs Freer, E. Ducharme, a daughter. Mr. Conrad Thiel :has purchased the Caspar Weber dwelling.;:from. the Executors, and will move in,: shortly The price paid is $650.00. Mrs. A. H. F. Stelk of Dauphin, Man., who has been visiting her, mo ther Mrs. S. Rannie, returned to the West on Thuasday. - Woman's "Spring shoes" Tan but- ton, Gun Metal button, and 'Patent Leather button of the newest •dee igns at S. E. Faust. Mr. John. Wagner of Guelph.' is assisting his brother Mr. W. 0.• Wag- ner, to get ready for his sale which takes place on Thursday next, 20th. owSpring ehoes reads for your action at S. E. Faust. omen's Patent Leather Ox ds and Tan Button Oxfords at . Faust, The shoes that will ohyour eyes. , Give us a call ouble to show you shoes. �v. Peter Bopp and Mr. E, Zell- ye exchanged dwellings. Mr. aapip:,will leave shortly with his fam- ily -for Michigan, where he has pur- chased a farm. • Mr. Andrew Hess who has been Di-' on Cotirt Clerk here for some tars, has resigned the position, and Henry Neel) has received the ap.- inMien t. S E. Faults shoe sale has been grand success. There are still me great bargains added to the l+� Call and share in with teese at bargains before its to late. inst. Mr. Wm. Wagner has rented Mrs McCormick's restaurant for a year and will take possession about the 25thWe wish him the best of success.' • WANTED—At -the Alexa,ndra. Marine and General Hospital, Goderr ich, three or four pupil nurses. Apply to Miss Griffiths, Superintendent, Goderick. Men's Dressy shoes Tan, Ga Metal, and Patent Leather, in tut ton and Lace. Call and 1st' us show these to you at S. E. Faust's alioe store. Lutheran Church ---The sonfinia- lion of the catechumens will take place on Sunday during the morniuo. service. A hearty invitation is ex- tended to all. LL . Our all tar ju aior 'team Tin• the management of W. Wilson, journeyed,to Dashwood and defeat- ed Pete MoIsaac's youngsters by a score of 2-1, despite the' fact they had left their best player C, Hoff man at home on account of illness. Hildebrandt, E. Rau Olar Hoffman were the stars of the game, their. great connbination won the game forZurloh while the chocking of Ar chibald, Emmrich and Howald was beautiful to behold. Bill is quite a jubilant as the team has not met defeat this winter. The.: line-up was as follows : Goal J. McCor- mick, point 0 Emmriok, cover A. Archibald, rover F. Howald, centre A. Hildebrandt, right C. Hoffman left E Rau, referee w. B, wilson. On Monday evening our boys went to Hensall and trimmed a team from Seaforth to the tune of 8 to 5 Notwithstanding the soft ice the game was fast throughout Zurich had much the better of the game, although their two best men were not on the Iine up That there.was not a, greater differenee in the number of goals scored was due to the splendid shooting of Reeves, the Seaforth rover. C. Hoffman and Hildebr- andt, the two juniors on the home team, • played a good game on the foreward line as did also Johnston and Hudson. L. Hoffman and C. Silber on the defence took good care of any Seaforth forewords who managed to pass centre ice while Bell in goal made some sen sational stops. "In like a lion, out like a lamb," and "in like a lamb, out like a ` lion," is the traditional view of March weather. When gentle zephyrs • of spring herald in the third ,month, blizzards will speed its departure for a Winter's day but Sunday and Mon- day was a regular February storm. These popular ideas about weather may be all wrong, however, and a look into the weather records of the past ten years confirms this suspicion.. Here are the records for March 1 and for March'81 for the last ten years: 1904 --Stormy, stormy, 1905—Fair, fair, 1906-- Stormy, fair, 1907 --Fair, fair, 1908—Stormy, stormy, 1000 --Stormy; fair, I910—Fair, fair,' 1911—Fair, fair, 1912—Fair, fair, 1913 -Fair u77om an's Patent Colonials, Pat eat Pumps and patent 4 button slippers just what' pont went tc match your New Spring Snit give us a gall and we will please you S. E. Faust. r. F. W. Hess has purchased Mr. Henry Kalbfleisch's dwelling at the South end and intends moving in soon. Mr, Kalbfleisch will move back to the farm with his son, Mr Louis .Kalbfleisch. • "Say; mamma," said Johnnie, "I think our iceman is awfully nice." ';Why?" asked mamma. "Well," said ,Johnny; "he just dropped a big piece cf ice on his toe, and he never got Mad; but just sat down and talked to God.", "II was very plucky of you, ma'am, tllhave set upon' the burglar and so lily, capture him," said the police in - „.tactor; "but need you have injured :'nu so. badly?" "How did I know it awas a burglar?" asked the woman, "I'd been up three hours; waiting for my .husband, I thought it was him?" Auctioh scale of 2 standard bred mares, i cow and household artio- l G, at:Zurich, on Saturday March, o'clock. Peter .Rope, pro- , 13,os'sen%;rry,- auction er4 a The Huron county council was well represented at the meeting of the On- tario Good Roads Association, held at Toronto last week. The delegation from Huron included Warden McKay, Reeve Leiper of Hullett, Reeve Camp- bell of East Wawanosh, Reeve Goven- lock of McKillop, Reeve Shortreed of Morris, Reeve Winter of Howick, Reeve Routley of Usborne, Wm. Lane county clerk, and D. Patterson county engineer, in addition to a few others who are not members of the county council.. On Eriday afternoon the Huron men had a conference at the Parliament buildings with W. A. McLean, the Provincial good roads commissioner, and as a result it is altogether probable that at an early date this county will take the neces- sary steps to participate in the Provin- cial grant for road improvement. By not being in a position to claim a share of this grant, the county of Huron has lost thousands of dollars during the last few years, and the members of the county council of this year will likely see to it that there is no further un- necessary delay. A March Wedding—The residence of Mr, •and Mrs. William Dougall was ths':scene of a most interesting and happy event on Wednesday of last week, at twelve noon, their second daughter Maybelle Gorden, became the wife of Mr. Milne R. Rannie, one ane of Ilensall's popular young mer- chants. The drawing and dining room were well decorated for the oc- casion, The Rev. Mr. Smith officiat- ed Miss Elizabeth Rannie of Zurich, sister of the groom played the w.edd- ieg march; Miss Rannie also sang in her usual pleasing way "0 Perfect Love, at the close of the ceremony. Thp bride looked charming in a white gown of duchesse niessaline, trimmed with seed pearls and wearing a veil and orange blossoms, carrying a show - bouquet of bride's roses. The pests to a number of sixty sat' down to a most sumptuous wedding dinner, after'ivhich the' young couple left on the evening southbound train, amid the good"wvishes of a host of friends, none being more hearty than those Fiona'Carmel church, which u isbes for its organist -and choir master length of days, prosperity and happiness. The groom's gift to the bride was as substantialcheque. and to. tb.o pianist e, brooch. The bride was the toceipi eat of a very largo number of useful and . handsome prosents, evidencing theitespect and esteem in which she a hada • NOR► SLA UTO OE SALE Is in Full Swing. No Greater Bargains Were Ever Placed Before You You are cordially invited to attendthis Great Sale, and examine the 4 noes and Rubbers placed before you on tables. There are a great number of Shoes.... only few sizes left, which will be sold at Rock Bottom Prices. Be sure and brie . correct sizes of shoes wanted, when feet cannot be here. Take measurement of feet and they will be - fitted satisfactorily. Remember this Sale must be for . Cash, Butter, or Egg= SAM, E. FAUST, -- 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. Snaps ix,; Groceries ; Produce taken as 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, Out. For that Engagement ng try our Pearls or,Diamond-s, We have some snaps in Second HandGold Filled Watches. -a, F. W. Hess G. R. Hess Jewellers, - ZURICR February Clearing Sale We now announce a Big Clearing Sale of Shoes, Felts and Rubbers. in order to Make room for extensive Spring purchases. We are offering Special Bargains in a great many lines. This is a Genuine Reducing Sale, and A Great Many Lines will be Sold Regardless of Cost Some Specials Women's Jersey Cloth Storm Rubber for 85c Women's Plain Rubbers for 55c Men's Jersey Cloth Storm Rubber for $1.00 Men's Rubbers for 75c Men's Red Soles, lace, 2 buckle for $2,00 Men's Red Sole and heal, tan leather top for $2.25 Men's 1 buckle Du3k Lumberman for $1.75, Boys Rubbers fon 50t> Boys' Shoes regular .,$','1.85 far $1.80. Women's Plain Rubbers fox 50e The above is just a few of the many bargains we are offering. Come and see it will pay you. 2 pair Men's twelve inch heavy Felt Shoes, reg. $3 for $1.50. Remember this is a Credit Sate You don't need to have any cash your credit is good Come along the profits are yours. e. FRITZ. Zurich The HornP of Good Shoes Watch Repairing If your watch or clock is not giving you the satisfaction you think it should, bring it to ifs. We will put it right and. guarantee it. Very Moderate Prices. Butter and Eggs taken as cash for Jewelery, etc, Harold A, Appel JEWELER; ZURICH