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Home My WebLink AboutThe Herald, 1913-04-04, Page 1The Official Organ a - Zurich and HGy Township. 701. ;xi i i. FRIDAY MORNING, APR. 4; 1913. ' 4980:11ii1130CIE11139130C118COMEMBEIM*111:30 =NAM 1C318030 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 r) Saturday and Monday March 22n and 24th when the newest and nicest in women's headwear will be displayed Miss,Kerr is 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 7 all paterns and colorings. The prices range from 10c to 50c a roll Call and look through our sample books. New 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. Dress Trimming 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 Shirts We have just received a lot of ladies Top Skirts in black and 1 navy, at $3.50 and $1.50 each. These are special values and will 0 not last long at these low prices. kf I 0 T1ouse Paints Inside Floor Paints Porch Floor Paints . 0 Floorlac, Barn Paint Varnish Stains, Wa, on ri Paint, Buggy paint, Varnishes. i We have added Flat -tone to our many lines. An artistic de- eorating paint for interior walls and ceilings, and woodwork pro- W 0 1 0 Produce always Taken. J. Preeter, .1 Telephone 9 -- - ZURICH Sherwin -William's Paints § CSV `fih(OSI I�OK BCS'T;4h AR t`DNG� 7 USP Et'DNofiltALfu i 1eAsaRe;a, 0 t duces a flat,. velvety finish. Call for color cards. Walla AM= AM= ler.lt3fICIMIDI =MOCK all=2)03220.= NO.816 tarpt0.40.e a4s sQC"i'} . At the annual meeting of the Evan- ktLOCAL NEVTSc' ..' •• f gelical church last Monday afternoon it e' a�� t :*tatara rt51 � .�+as fAlioria t. Moses Geiger was elected trustee term of three years. Mr. Jacob Mr. Oscar 'Copp visited his pi rents �Teido was reappointed as Janitor of at Stratford, on Monday ancl7 tnnsday. the church for another year. Good bicycle for sale. Apply to the Molsons Bank, Zurich. Miss Emma Bassow• returned home on Tuesday after a tree month's visit with friends and•her sister Mrs. McAdams of London, Mrs. McAdams and children �,of London are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs. Win, Bassove of the Bron.. son line. Astoria shoe for men isone of the most up to date shoe of to -day in -brit - ton and lace. Patent. Gun Metaland Tan at S. E. -Faust. Mr. O. Emmerich of the local branch of the Molsons Bank,;, has been transferred to the Waterloo branch and left for that town on Thursday. Auction sale at Blake, on Tuesday April 8th at 2 o'clock, frame 'barn 16 x 30, acre of land and household effects. Jake Kennel prop., E. Boss_ enberry, auct. Mrs. C. R. Wagner, who was ^visit- ing with her daughter Mrs. Ortwoin at Hensall; returned to Zurich, on Tuesday forenoon. We are agents for Peerless and Frost woven wire fences. A full stock on hand. All full Ido. 9 guage and best galvanized:: 'Qviiye. Get our prices. J. Preeter. If you intend to do any painting this Spring call in and talk .tire matter over with us. We have a special paint for every purpeee Use only S. W. Paints for good re- sults. J. Preeter. • For an up to date spring - I h+essy shoe for ladies. Call and erarP1ne the shoe at 5, E. Faust's shoe stet, they are a )perfect fit. N. B. Mack, editor. of The Bu ado , fellowship, and the sacrament of the Rev: J. P. Haugh; who is well known in this community, superintendent of the Missions in Japan of the Evangelical church tendered his. resignation to the Board of Missions, and will return to ,Canada sometime during the coming summer. Mr. Heotor Laporte, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles -Laporte of Drys. dale left on 'Tuesday for Winnipeg where he expects to remain with his uncle. Hector noted as mail carrier between: Drysdale and Kip - pen for the past four years. Mr. W. 0. Wagner has taken possession of Mrs. McCormick's confectionery store and besides handling a full line of candies, cig- ars, oranges etc, he is handling bread. Everything of4he best qual- ity. Give him a call. A meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Peter Capling, Blake, on Thursday, April 10th, at 2. p. in., for the purpoee of'organizing a Women's Institute. District's institute of>iceis are expected to be present, All ladies interested are cordially invited ato at- tend. You need not go out of town for a high grade up to date shoe, We can show you the very latest shoes which are in great demand on the American Bide. We have taaten great care in selecting the very latest. By calling in S. E. Faust, they will be shown to `'The services in the Evangelical church last Sunday evening was at- tended by a large and appreciative an dunce. Fifteen new members were }received:;into ohristian.- and church Union Trines, is slated for the mpor- tant position of Ambassador of Aust ria -Hungary by President .-Wilson.- Mk. Wilson.Mr. Mack is a West Williams old boy. having lived for many years with his parents on the 12th concession. and his old friends in West Williams will be pleased to hear of his preferment to so important a position in his• country's service. Mr. Mack was sec- retary of the Democrrte National Committee during the last Presidental Campaign of W. J. Bryan, now Sec- retary of State in President Wilson's Cabinet. Announcement was macre by Hon. Adam Beck that the Hydro -Electric Commission will at ance advertise for tenders for the construction of the transmission line from London to Windsor. 'The route of the line has not been decided upon. Surveyors havelocateci four routes between the Grand Trunk and Pere Marquette tracks, but the one to be chosen has not been decided upon. The cost of extension will be several million dollars, and all towns along the line including St. Thomas and Chatham will be supplied with cheap electric power. It was announced also that the Commission will at once call for• tenders for the material for the con- struction of lines from Cannington to Beaverton, from Berlin to Elmira from Seaforth to Goclerich and from Brantford to Paris. This material, it is expected, will cost two million doll- ars. The MOLSONS BANK Established 1853 Opened Branch in Huron Co. 1874 Saving Bank Accounts Solicited. Zurich Branch R. T. DUNLOP, Manager HolyBaptism was administrated unto four adults. Mr. Goodwin who was to render a solo was prevented, owing town affection of his vocal organs, to the disappointment of many of his admirers, He has kindly consulted to render a selection next Sunday even- ing. A large congregation enjoyed a -most impressive service in the Evan- gelical church on Sunday evening, The 'pastor delivered a stiring address taking for his subject "Why a °bris- tian should be a, church iileini'ber " The rules of the Evangelical Associa- tion were read and 20 new members joined the church. The choir under the leadership of Mr. IV. H. Grosch delighted the audience with two Eas- ter anthems. The musia was most impressively rendered with an appro- priate reverent expression. They sang with a fine quality of tone, true intonation and excellent shading— Milverton Sun. BLAKE Mr. Joseph Gellinas has now moved to the Wagner farm and is comfortably located. Mr. Jos Beohler has secured a position as clerk in R. G Niohol's store. He begins duty on Mon. day. Mr. J. A, Manson has secured the service of Mr. Sol Denomy for the summer and Mr. E. Esler that of Thos Johnston jr. Both these farmers are fortunate in securing such good servants, The congregation turned out on Tuesday and replaced the roof of the shed which was blown off by the storm on Friday last. THAT CAR He owned a handsome touring car, To ride in it was heaven. He ran across a piece of glass— Bill—$14.67 He took his friends out for a ride, 'Twos good to be alive. The carburator sprang a leak, Bill—$40.95. He started on a little tour. The finest sort of fun. He stopped to quick and stripped- his gears. Bi11—$90.57. He took his wife down town to shop, To save car fare was great. He jammed into a hitching post. ]3111 ,$27.8. New Spring Shoes ..4446.116M16.0.11•111•11•1109101111042.111.........• womessamemasnassobropaes• The finest range of the newest Spring Styles. of Men's and Wo- men's Shoes are shown here. No better and up.to-date range has ever been placed before you. By giving us a call we will pleasure in showing them to Repairing Neatly Done take you. Butiter and Eggs are taken in ex- change for shoes. e A SAM. E. FAUST, -- ZURICH !EDS Buy your seeds at the Seed Store. All kinds of Garden and Field Seeds. You will save 2do per bushel on Seed Corn bought at our store as we buy direct from the grow- er and guarantee up to ger- mination test. Potatoes 300 bushels of Dewey, Car- men and White Giant. Field Peat and Buckwheat. Louis J effrey • HENS ALL 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. 33cts. For that Engagement jg try our Pearls or Diamonds We have some snaps in Second Hand Gold Filled Watches. F. W. Hess G. R. Hess Jewellers, - ZURICyi Our Spring Shoes have arived. Come in and have a look at the many different styles we carry. 1nf_ 11 ::::11114411\ . ■A UMWI'r ul ,.:°t0:11111 .014 ITZ. Zurich The Homp of Good Shoes Bummer or winter, on cioL,, days or bright, iodoois or out you can 0Ita The Brown,,. ;s the Cal er for little folks or :p , Simply to per -- ate, Morena y practio, re-. stilts, Price $1 to a H. Appel, Jew der Butter and Pggs taken ae pia