HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1913-06-20, Page 1'Vol. XI 1 1.
The Ofeiali Organ of : Zurich and , Hu' ;'.Township
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GOOD OLD
SUMMER TIME
The hot weather will be here in a few:111days and
you should be ready for it. There are cool summer
underwear and whitewear, Summer Gloves -etc.
Hosery, thin dresses for yourself and children, cool
waists, collors etc.
Summer. Wash Goods
Linen snitings and Repp for ladies and misses dresses, suits
and coat effects, shown in all popular colors.
Embroideries
We have a large range of wide embroideries for skirts etc.
Just the thing for summer dresses.
Lace Curtains
When looking for lace curtains be sure and call, and look
over our large stock. We have them at all prices.
Clothes For Men.
We are slashing the prices in all our ready to wear suits
for men and boys. These are all good wearers, but we must kt
have the room and will clear them out, regardless of cost. It 0(
will pay you well to buy your next suit here. We give a good
knife free with every boy's snit we sell. ((
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Dinner Sets,
W6 have Just put into .stook -a large assortment of naw::.
dinner sets. These are specially good and we want yen to
' see theme;
Dustless Maps •
We have the Ezy oil maps. A great labor saver for dust-
less dusting, dry cleaning and pulishing handwood varnished
painted, linoleum, oilcloth etc. An absolute necessity in
every home. •
1VIOR II1`G1 JUNE 20, 1913.
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Ft LOCAL NEWS.
Mr. Elmore Klopp is addidg'a large
straw shed to his barn.
The social at the Lutheran parson-
age grounds, oh Tuesday evening' was
a splendid success. -
Found.—On Labor Day (June 3rd.)
a small sum of money. Owner app-
ly at Herald office.
Mrs. Bubolz and Mrs. Doerr: , of
Hullett Township visited their broth-
er Mr. George Clausius, last : week,;
Mrs. Besancon and Miss Drnai of
Buffalo are visiting at the home of
Mr. and 1Virs. T. Johnston.
Mr. Jacob Howald and family in-
tend moving to Stratford in the near
future.
Quite a number from here attended
the circus at London on Thursday,
and report having spent a jelly day.
The rain on Thursday was very
much appreciated by everybody es-
pecially by the farmers, with large
crops.
-Mrs. Morrow of Beeton is visiting'
her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. ,Rick-,
bell. Also Miss Diana Rickbeil of.
Buffalo.
On Saturday afternoon at 2.30, F
W. Hess will offer for sale by public
auction; Two fine dwellings and a
store. See bills for particulars.
F. W. Hess purposes building a
new house and store in .Zurich,. and
will sell by Public Auction on
day afternoon. Three nice properties.
FOR SALE.—One quarter mile front:
•Zurich, Good.: brick hoose, , f raise.
kitchen and woodshed,' bank 'stable,
• ail cement #loots, driving sho , gru
tyyx.s uall.decliard first class: we1r
and cistern, to-gether. with si acres
of good land. For particulars apply
to Jacob Howald,. Zurich P. 0.
One by one the old pioneers of this
district are passing away. On Fri-
day of last week Henry Doyle died at
the ripe old age of 80yrs. Deceased
was ona of the early pioneers and was
.Well known. to everyone in Stephen
having lived on a farm on the 12th.
for many years. His wife predec-
eased him some years ago. There re-
mains two daughters and six sons.
The funeral took place on Monday,
interment being in Mc Carmel cem-
etery.
An ice cream social under the aus-
pices of the Evangelical Church, 14th
con, will be held on the beautiful
lawn of Mr. Wm. Beaver, next Tues-
day evening, June 24th. A fine pro-
gram will be rendered including ad-
dresses, choruses, solos, violin selec-
tions etc. Refreshments served from
7 to 9.00 o'clock. Program will be
given in the .church close by. All
come and enjoy this feast of good
things.
Mr. Dan' Truemner of Dashwood
met with an accident while bringing
a load of pigs to town. While coin-
ing down the cemetary hill the king
bolt pulled out and the wagon went
over the embankment. Mr. Truemn-
er was thrown from the wagon and
the pigs scattered in all, directions.
The horses turned around and ran
for home. Mr. Truemner's son who
was following helped to round up the
pigs and brought them to town.
Ailil/OAKVILLEV ,
- 'i PURE ALUMINIUM_
'1111r:COOKING UTENSILS
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YOU CANNOT DESTROY
!"OAK'VILLR" PURE ALUMINIUM
COCKING UTENSILS
You can burn food -stuff to a clndfr In them, then
simply pour lnWaterand all the burnt stuff *ill con!
• prosy, leavinn She utensil absolutely clean, sanitary
And undama ed. This is why they are so ecpnomlcal.
Magni sada yu orasnrass. .- Sold bb
Wtfe Manufacturing co.
mpanr LImlod '
OAK i1LLL mint• eu
Screen Doors etc.
We are rignt in the fly killing line.. Sue our Fly Swittt-
ers, baloon fly traps, wonder fly killers.' Also a large stock
of screen doo.ts and windows.
Bergers Paris Green
We handle the famous Bergers pure Paris green strongest
and best We are sole agents for this in Zurich.
Headquarters for Samson
and Gold Medal Harvest Tools,
Ropes and Twines.
Roofing and Eavetroughing 0
Produce always Taken.
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MOLSONS
BANK
Established 1853
Opened Branch in Huron
Co. 1874.
Saving Bank Accounts
Solicited.
Zurich Branch
It. T. DUNL..OP, Manager
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Mrs. Stelck visited relatives in Lon.
E cloii this week.
Weather permitting, the band will
play Saturday night, June 21st.
Ur. A. C. Ball of Windsor 'is vis
Ming at Mr. and Mrs. Eilber, this
week.
Farmers, who are in need of hemp
Manure Speader repairs can get
Pane by leaving their orders with me.
Louis' Prang.
The Women's Foreign Mission
have decided to hold a garden
party on the Church grounds at
illsgreen, on June 20th. rhe
1-leneall band will give the musiofor
'hie evening. Everybody welcome
to:attend. Admission 35cts.
Miss Laura Steinbach was operated
ori, this week, for the removal of a
tumor. Dr. Hadley Williams of Lou -
on did the work assisted by Drs.
McKinnon and Campbell. The pat -
mit, although very week, is getsing
arcing well.
The baseball game between the
Stares and Ailsa Craig which was to
by played on our diamond on Monday
ening has been postponed to Friday
evening of this week. This will be a
fast game, Let there be h good at-
tendance. Admission 10 and 15cts.
Middlesex and Western Ontario
exodus to the West is decreasing.
"Stay in Ontario" is appealing more
to the public. Advantages of Ontario
are becoming manifest as never be-
fore and the result has been the grad-
ual proping off of the Western treck
till the present exodus from this sect
ion of Canada to the Western prairies
t
in just half what it was a year ago.
Railroad ticket sales—the thermom-
eter that
hermom-
ete.that =irately guages the unnii-
i to the west are lett than half
i d{�xi and WestsYn 61. tarso to.
.da, M;the were'• rt., .ytw ",gory
i!;1,9 psicent reduction taken in
Conjunction with the large number of
Western Ontario people who have ret
urned from the West is regarded as
argriterion that Western Ontario is
coining into its own.
The cover for the June ROD AND
GUN in Canada, published by W. J.
Taylor, Limited. Woodstock Ont.,
shows a striking picture of a moun-
tain climbing scene on Mt. Robson,
the highest known peak in the main
range of the Canadian Rockies, which
Director Wheeler of the Alphine Club
of Canada says may this summer
witness a race for its summit that will
only have been eclipsed by the cele-
brated race for the summit of the
Matterhorn by Edward Whymper and
Giordano. The call of the Peace;
The Cruise of the Viking (From St.
John, N.B. to New Richmond P.Q. by
motor boat); Among the Fords of
British Columbia; Black Bear and
Grizzly;: Hunting in the Gold Range,
B.C.; Nova Scotia Sporting Gossip
from Mr. Breck; fur farming in Que-
bec; fish and fishing in Manitoba are
some of the•good things provided by
the varied contents of the June issue,
Forest Hotel keepers refuse to cater
to either man or beast since local op-
tion closed down on their bar rooms.
A traveller who was in town the other
week reports having a mighty hard
time to either eat or sleep in the town
He struck a private house atlast
where the lady said she could him his
supper, but had no place for him to
sleep. He took the eats and then
started hustling for a bed. At last he
landed, but the landing was accom-
panied with the notice that there were
no meals served in the house where
he .fain would slumber. "Never
mind." said he, I'm tired; me for the
straw.". But it was. not so; fate had
still one more jolt for the dog-tired
drummer. His downy couch was
carpeted with corn husks. The dre-
ams of night at last gave place to the
realities of the day: and his hosts of
the night cheered him wonderfully by
announcing that they could possibly
give him his breakfast. Well, the
meal was served. but before it was
eaten the lady of the house turned to
the night of the grip and said.',—will
you kindly say grace." That was
the last hold on a life preserver. But
he said O.; he admits he said it. Ho
also admits that he doesn't know what
;he said when he said it. Never again
quote he. "Either Forest will have
to re°arrange its •aecomodations for•
the public. or the house will have to
re -arrange mss route."
LATEST
SHOES OF
THE DAY
IN TAN
PATENT AND
GUN METAL,,
SAM. E. FAUST, -- ZURICH
Zurich Feed SPECIALS
Store For 2 Weeks
Leading Brand of:
Flour, -Short,
Bran and Feed
Corn
Course and Fine Salt.
Produce of all kinds taken in
erchnge ,
Loins Jeffrey Phone
No. 23
HENSALL MARKET
Beans primes per bus $1.20
Cook's Snowdrift Flour $2.75
Snowdrift flour in 5 bag lots $2.50
Feed flour 1.30
Bran per ton $19.00
Shorts per ton $20.00
Wheat per bus. 94cts.
Barley per bus 55cts.
Oats per bus. 82cts.
Gentlemen's
Watch
Chains
Silver e.�
We will sand
Ott
Oh these and other lines.
F. W. Hess
G. R. Hess
Jewellers, - ZURICH.
Our Sp±ing Shoes
have arived. Come in and Have a look at the many different
styles we carry.
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