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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1913-04-25, Page 1E The Official Organ of Zurich and Hqy Township Vol. XIII. FRIDAY .MORN. �8 0 1 3+C33F39113 3+E 3Q431E3* New Goods We are are continually adding new styles and new lines to our already large stock. We do this to try and please you, and we want you to come in right now and look over the many new things we are showing. We are prepared especially for man, woman or child looking for spring or summer wear. 'We have it if its good. 3E3i3C3rF 3pf3t ;S3s008C3t0080:3i Ladies' Waists We have just opened up a large shipment of ladies' ready-to- wear waists, made in many styles. Also have them in rau and tan silk, all these are very pretty and made in the best way, from $1 to $ 3.00 • Embroideries We have a special line of skirting embroideries now in, just suitable for summer dresses. A. patterns. Men's Furnishings See our new soft felt hats for $1.50. Just what you have been looking for. All sizes and colors. A. new line of men's belts just in. We have them in all shades. Men's socks in cotton, also silk and wool, in all colors. Very fashonable and good wearers. Linoleumns etc We pride ourselves on our large stock of floor covering. We specialize in rugs and linoleumns Colne in and see us, if you need anything in this line. We aro Agents for the Celebrated PEA., T' GUARANTEED OVERALLS. riirieenloet. 10c a Button. 2Se a grip.; t alk_averallalbearlag the akaYeifIcket. We sell Peabody's Overalls, the best made Each and every- one fully guaranteed Wear a Peabody and be satisfied. If you aro the kind of chaps I know you to be ; then 1: want to make your acquaintance at once. Pretty soon you will be wearing Young Men's Clothes, and when you get to that point I want yon to patronize this store. There everything here in the way of wearables that you need --Fiats, Caps, Clothing, Underwear. Stockings, Shirts, Collars, etc. When you visit this store to buy your next suit of clothes and we will present you absolutely FREE of charge with a two bladed razor steel knife. Get a card at our store, full it out properly and bring it with you. This offer good only for clothes bought to July lst, 1913 Sporting Goods We are headquarters for all kinds 'of baseball goods, fish- ing tackle, etc. Baseballs from 50 up. Fish poles So and 10o Varnishes Brighten up inside and outside of your home with Sher- win-Williams Varnishes, We sell Mar -Not .for inside work and B opal for outside work. For your linoleums use Durable Linoleum Finish. It protects your carpets and brightens up the house. Fencing We arr agents for the Peerless and the Frost Woven Wire Fencing. livery rod folly guaranteed and full No. 9 guage 'wire used throughout. Roofing and Eavetroughing Produce a1vvd.ys Taken. 1 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 It LOCAL NEWS. emralmr ri .0 UTTLEY—At Zurich, on the 19th fast. to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert .Uttler,: ;, a son. Mr. J. B. Badour of Stratford is visiting home, also Chas, A. Badour and Mrs J. Ducharme of Detroit. , The W. C. T. U. will meet Wednes- day evening, April 30th, at 7.30 p ixi.. at the home of Mrs. S. Merrier. For a durable floor paint of, S. W. P. Dries over night and wears well. J Preeter. ZELLER-At Zurich, on the 21st last; to Mr. and Mrs. E. Zeller, -.`' a daughter. Mr. Wm. Clarke has disposed Of his farm in Stanley to his son George, and the latter has sold his, to Mr. Thomas Stinson, a neighbor. - -' Miss Clara Eckstein of Detroit arrived home Thursday for a visit with her mother, at the Bronson Line. See our line of Gold Medal farm.. ing tools. None better can be made. We guarantee them. J. Preeter. Lutheran Church—On Sunday -the; 27th. inst. there will bo no service in St. Peter's Lutheran Church. Sunday School and morning service will be held at the usual time. . Notice is hereby given thata, spe- cial meeting of the members of St. Peter's Lutheran Church will be held,. in the church ou Monday the 28th. lust at 7 p. m, all are requested r to attend. X€ your wrest bread and barns like -mother used to make use :i`odel Flour. It has the the nutty flavor. Manufactured by. Harvey Bros. Sold by L..Teffrey, Zurich. Auction Salo of farm stock, imple- ments and household furniture, on Lot 21, Con 7, Hay, Parr Line, 23• miles East of Zurich, on Tuesday, May Gth, at 1 o'clock sharp. James Hagan prop., E. Bossenberry anct, Mrs. John McAllister, who has been visiting her son Dr. McAllis- ter at Georgetown, died rather suddenly on Wednesday evening. The remains will be brought to Hensall today (Friday). The de- ceased was one of the pioneers of Hay Township and lived for many years at the Parr Line, where her. two sons, Charles and John reside. The Bowling Club was reorgan- ized for the coining season at an interesting meeting held last Fri day night. A goodly number were present and prospects are bright for a successful year for the mem- bers and supporters of the inter- esting sport. The officers for the present season are :—Pres, Dr. McKinnon, Vice Pres. J . P. Rau, Secy. and Treas. A. Hess ; Comm- ittee :—A. Heideman, Ferd Hess, and Mr. Goodwin. The member ship fee is $4.00 and this must be paid strictly in advance. The lawn promises to be in splendid condition this year and under the careful supervision of J. F. Rick- beii should improve weekly. CHI -NAVEL DEMONSTRATION A lady is going to give a demon- stration emonstration at Hartleib's store, on grain- ing and how to use Chi-Namel. On April 30th and May 1st. Everybody welcome, ladies especially. The mmlimmg MOLSONS BANK Established 1853 Opened Branch in Huron ' Co. 1874 Saving Bank Accounts Solicited. Zurich 'Branch R. T. DUNLOP, Manager nommosisiammammunamoinsia , APR. 25, 1913. USSee Preeter's new add on page one of this issue. A farmer with a large family who Was in last week, told us that he had tested Model Flour against brands that are being largely advertised and finds that it makes much better bread also a sack lasts nearly a week longer. Manufactuted by Harvey Bros.,Exeter. For sale by L. Jeffrey, Zurich. The Daily Globe inay be obtained through this office from now until the end of the year for $2.00. As the regular price of the Globe is $4.00 per year, this splendid offer should appeal to you. New subscribers ` to our paper may have the two papers foithe balance of the year for only $2.50. Order at once and take full advantage of this low figure. Try us for all kinds of fishing tackles, sporting goods etc. See our new skipping rope for lOcts. J. Preeter. At a meeting of the South Huron license commissioners in Hensall on Tuesday Ezra Brenner, of Grand Bend, who was recently sent for trial on bribery charges in conn action with the local option vote in Stephen Township, was given one month to sell out John Mor- ley, of the Metropolitan Hotel of Exeter was given three months to quit, and Win. Moffatt of Centralia will be given the same time to im- prove his premises, Mrs, Elliott of Bayfield, was granted a six months Iicense. The following - licenses were granted for a year : Exeter, W. T. Acheson, Mrs. J. A. Newell of Commercial. Hensall—Francis Carling of King George ; W. 3. Per- kins of Commercial. Bayfield- Henry Darrow of Commercial. ieh, R, 1. Jobnson ap ,x., P.Rati Crbditon—August Hill. Dashwood Wm:. Zimmer, • A Regular Storm period is central on the 23rd, covering the 21st. to 23. The temperature will again rise very high, and the barometer will. fall to low reading as we enter this period, beginning in western extremes. Storms of rain, wind and hail will fol- low, and during the 22nd to 25th, the storms will pass in regular, pro- gressive order from west to east over the country. The Jupiter influence will intensify all storm conditions during this season, making it necess- ary to exercise watchfulness and pre- caution during all the storm periods. The regular change to high barometer and much cooler will follow immedia behind, and for several nights after these storms. Another seismic period calling for active and numerous earth- quake reports, is central on the 20th, involving the 19th to 23rd. Watch reports. DASHZIV OOD A very sad accident occurred on Tuesday afternoon which resulted in the death of Henry Guenther ono of our prominent business men. Mr. Guenther was driving a team attached to a wagon, when they took fright and started to run, unfortunately one of the bits broke causing him to lose control of then. The horses turned 'east and ran into two tie posts in front of Dr, McLaughlin's office, breaking both and collided with a telephone pole brearing the tongue, reach and both single trees, this stopping the horses. Mr. Guenther was thrown out and hit with a board, receiving internal injury. He was able to walk a sheet distance, when he fell and was assisted to the home of Mr. John Hoffman, where, after suffering much pain, passed away on Wednesday evening. Deceased was aged 50 years and 6 months, was well known and highly respected. Some years ago Mr, Guenther ran the blacksmith shop now owned by Mr, P. Fassold, and after selling the shop, purchased the livery business which he conducted to the present time. Besides his sorrow- ing widow, three daughters and three sons, his aged ts r and ]firs, Tobias Guenther of this village, andthree sisters, Mrs 0 Fahner Cred- ton, Mrs S Martin Babylon Line, and Mrs Sohn Hoffman anti brother Chas. of this village, who mourn his demise The bereaved family have the sym- pathy of the whole community ty in this their hour of sorrow. The funeral will take place from his late residence:an Saturday after- noon at two o'clock. Interment in tkteGoshen: Lino ceinetery. New Spring Shoes 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 take pleasure in showing them to you. Repairing Neatly Done Butter and Eggs are taken in ex. change for shoes. SAM. E. FAUST, -- ZURICH Buy your seeds at the Seed Store. All kinds of Garden and Field Seeds. You will save 2Sc per bushel on Seed Corn bought at our store as we buy direct from the grow- er and guarantee up to ger- mina io ,test. Potatoes 300 bushels of Dewey, Car- man and White Giant, Field Peas and Buckwheat. Louis Jeffrey HEN TALL MARKET Beans primes per bus $1.20 Cook's Snowdrift Flour $2.75 Snowdrift flour in 5 bag lots $2.50 Feed flour 1.10 Bran per ton $19.00 Shorts per ton $20.00 Wheat per bus. 92cts. • Barley per bus 55cts. Oats per bus.:u2ets. For that Engagement -1'o�„-r Pearls mY or Diamonds We have some snaps in Second Hand Gold Filled Watches. F. W. Hess G. R. Hess Jewellers, - ZURICR Our SpLing Shoes have arived. Coble in and have a look at the Inally different styles we carry. piitrtr :*:4:r l�� a ' nits 11,111 NNW 11710 Mi r. . FITZ. = Zurich The Home of Good Shoes Folding Brownie No. 3 One of the Bigger. Handsomer,. . Brothers of the Original little; Dollar Brownie made to meet they Demand of Bigger Folks, for a. Brownie equipped with every essential, for High Clcss ameteu work, Takes of picture: 3i by 3 inches, Price is $0,00 H, Appel Jeweler Fine watch reviving my opeeialty.