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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1913-03-28, Page 1tS The Oficial Organ 'e Vol, XIII. Y rich and Uy Township FRIDAY MORNING. MAR 28, 1913. � S. ,pring g 8 AnnounCecmat g 9 Our new spring stocks are now nearly complete and you are cordially invited to coil 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. B Millinery Openings Our Spring Millinery Openings will be held on Saturday and Monday March 22n and 24th when the newest and nicest in women's hendwear 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 Wall 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. Neer Spring Dress 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. Dross Trimmings We are showing a very fine line 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 Parts Mouse Paints Inside Floor Paints Porch Floor Paints Floorlac,Barn Paint Varn.ish Stains, Wagon Paint, Buggy paint, Varnishes. We have added Flat -tone to our many lines. An artistic de- corating paint for interior walls and ceilings, and woodwork • pro: dii`es :flat, velvety finish. Call for color cards. Produce always Taken. J. Preeter., Telephone 9 -- - ZURICH e--ra.tatrArA4s 470411141b47.4:10,rjr Wiry. Abel Schiibe of Waterloo LOCAL NEientthe week with her father, MrNEWS.1: � Henry Kalbfleisch. ��'�� Mr. Elgin Hess of the Seaforth Mrs. A, L. Gosnell of Merlin visited Collegiate is visiting his home with sister, Mrs. . Zeller, over 1,441,i,, here over the holidays. ter. Mr. Theodore Keller of 'London: spent Easter with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Conrad Keller. Mr. Roy Faust of the Stratford Quite a number in this section sul2;Business College and Mr. Marshall ered by Friday's storm. Most. of the Zeller of the be holird Collegiate fire spending the holidays in town, losses are covered by insurance. Misses Veda and Selma Weseloh of i' Julia Reardon after a short illness London visited their parents Mr. anddiea at home of her brother Mr. Pat Mrs. Hy Weseloh over the holidays.. I keardon Mt. Carmel, on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George Thiel of Zur- !morning, at the age of 48 years. Thefuneral took place on Thursday, for ich visited the lacers sisters in London over the holidays,, interment in Mt. Cannel cemetery. Mr, and Mrs. Bernhardt of Pres • ton visited al the home of the latter's CREDITON ,parents, Rev. and urs. 'Maass, over. the The storm on Fridaylast was one Easter holidays. •of the worst that ever passed over this Mr. Wilford L. Brown of Toronto, , section and the damage clone will run was in the village over the Easter holidays, visiting with his parents, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Brown. MASSE—In Hay, on Friday March 21st to mr. and Ma's. Nelson Masse,. Mr. Bert Sheriff of The Molsons Bank Merlin, was in town over Sun- day reneying acquainttnces. a son. . NO.35 SLA UGHTRIfV3 DUEHARME—In Hay, on March the 23rd to Mr. and mrs. Edward Duch- arme, a daughter. x Mr. Wm. Brown, who has been tial- smithing for several years inPittsbis'g. has a position as tinsmith in J. Pre etr's tin shop. Banns were called on Sunday at Drysdale church for the marriage - of miss Blanche Antoinette, daughter of Mr. and :Mrs. J. Laporte to Mr; 3, Franboise, of Sandwich west. The widow and family of the late Mr. A, Lehman desire to extend their sincere thanks for the sympathy, ex pressed and assistauee rendered their recent' `sad bereavem6ut. �►' In spite of the inclemency of- the weather, the Evangelical church was Eli King filled last Sunday evening. The Li- N Baker 2 nd con, kitchen vingston Centenary program prepared Wm Bowden " by the missionary board for the occa- Wes Lamport windmill sion, was well rendered by the school, Wm Gaiser- " assisted by the choir. Win Elliott barn roof - into the thousands of dollars. From the reports that are coming in very few farmers escaped. It was either e roof, chimney or some shingles. The storm seems to have swept over Ontario causing considerable damage. The following are some of the dam- ages. Crediton milling Co. roof off and Smoke stack down. F. Kerr tile sheds and smoke stack t, own. D: Davies barn roof. Sam Kuhn " " Josdi - .kihn sheds down. Cin fr Tamer roof off shed. Harry Mist barn roof. ,r. Bowman II I, John Fainter " B Chris Haist a II Lannon Oestricher" " v:: k anith sawmill shed down. n fir . j.mp , r CST and. arri4 yq i„ ste ,l� ti wn, B. Brown barn roof. OE SALE Is in Full Swing. No (.'reater Bargains Were Ever Placed Before You You are cordially invited to attend this Great Sale, and examine the b, toes and Rubbers placed before you on tables. There are a great number ,rf 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 Eggs 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 in Groceries " ',• +task: .. Louis J efr ey N /t. I, I, Services in the Evangelical church next Sunday will be held at the usual time. In connection with the evening service, the reception of new members and the baptism of a number of adults will take place. Mr. Goodwin will render a solo. Everybody welcome. Mr. and Mrs. David Gottschalk of Bad Axe, attended the funeral of the late Mr. Lehman, and stayed over a few days to -renew former acquaintances Mr. and Mrs. Russo and Mr. Abraham Lehman jr. of Caledonia Mich' were also here for a few days. A very pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Wainer of the Goshen Line of the Goshen Line, on Wednesday afternoon when their daughter Arletta was unit- ed in marriage to Louis H. Willert, a prosperous young farmer. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. C. C. J. 11Iaass in the presence of the immedi- ate friends and relatives of the con- tracting party. The bride was beauti- fully gowned in white silk• Mr and Mrs Willert will make their home on the groom's fine farm near Dash- wood with the best wishes of a host of friends. Another pioneer resident in the person of Mr. Conrad R. Wagner breathed his last on Thursday even- ing in the 79th year of his age. The deceased came to this section about 40 years ago and for about ten years was a resident of Zurich. He was of a quiet and retiring disposition and leaves besides his widow, one daugh- ter, Mrs. J. W. Ortwein of Hensall and a large circle of friends, who mourn his loss. The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon and was conducted by Rev. G. F. Brown of the Evangelical church, the interment taking place in the Goshen Line cem- etery. HENSALL MARKET Beans primes per bus $1.30 Cook's Snowdrift Flour, ;2.75 Snowdrift flour in 5 bag lots $2.50 Feed flour 1.40 Bran per ton $19.00 Shorts per ton $20.00 Wheat per bus. 92cts. Barley per bus 52cts. Oats per bus. 32cts, Jas Lawson " Thos Mawhinney " J. W. Lawson Davey Bros Brick school on the 14 th blown down. This is only a partial list, many others received more or less damage but fortunately no one was killed. „ „ DASHW OOD The worst storm of the season struck this section of the county last Friday morninf about 10o'olock and raged for 4 or 5 hours. A great deal of damage was done, the wind demolished the large flax barn of the 1)ashwoed Flax Co., which was the largest barn in the section of the county 65 X140 with 24 ft posts, which was a complete wreck, only a little manufactured flax was stored in the building but Mr: Koch had several rigs in the building, which were somewhat damaged also Messrs Nadiger and Son and Klump and Musser had their threshing machines stored in the. barn for the winter, these were also partly damaged. This is the second bad loss that the flax com- pany have sustained this year About two months ago one of their mills was destroyed by fire Much sympathy is felt for them as they employ a great many people. The following had buildings damaged, Simon Miller, town line, barn roof and two wind mills completely de. molished. Th9 barn roof of Louis Willert, 16th con Stephen, was also badly wrecked. Black Bush school house, east side of roof and tower fell in to the floors of the school room, also some of the brick work fell in damaging the ceiling and floor. The south gable of the brick wall of Alex. Zimmer's blacksmith shop was blown in and the shingles on the barn were blown off. Part ofethe veneer brick front of Keller- nran's shoe store was blown over. Quiet a number of wind and power mills were blowy over in this sec- tion. The following had their barn roofs and barns damaged, 3, K. Goetz at Son. Henry Schroeder, C. Willert; Richard Baker, Fred. Wei. 'berg, John Wein, Paul Messner, Wm. Beiber, Mrs Geo. Schroeder, Got. Oestreioher, Arthur Weber, and niany.otbers had minor dam- ages. A number of chimneys were blovrn off dwellings in the village, 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. For that Engagement try our Pearls or Diamonds We have some snaps in Second Hand Gold Filled Watches. F. W. Hess G. R. Hess Jewellers, ZURICH Our Spring Shoes have arived. Come in and have a look at the many different styles we carry. ��� _�'•���...: `411 i� 'L\'l •••• rmektur\\nWmviuUr7riYlm�i�.'. all-- :I:: ;1111-"C 11411. mow - POI PASiri- 111 1110 0.1111-1Ili__ill:01, !IF; 114 1it1!/�!w /s -t C. FRITZ. a Z ThP Homfl of Good Sh-QS rich Mantle Clocks At Special Values from $5.00 to $8.00, e,pert Watch, reparing my speciality. Butter and eggs taken as cash HaroldA. AppelJEWELR - ZURICH