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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1913-07-04, Page 1IFRIDA'Y MORNING, i�3E�i�3��3E�3�f3E3i3E3f3©F3����3E1�3�3E�� SU MME R -TIE 1 f� 1 1 1 GOOD OLD The hot weather will be here in a fewdays and you should be ready for it. There are cool summer underwear and whitewear, Summer Gloves etc. Hosery, thin dresses for yourself andchildren, cool waists, collors etc Summer Wash Goods Linen snitings and Repp for ladies and misses dresses, and coat effects, shown in all popular colors. snits 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 ;nen and boys. These are all good wearers, but we must have the room and will olear-them out, regardless of cost. It will pay you well to buy your next suit here. We give a good knife free with every boy's suit we sell. Sets Dinner rSt ha e`jue ut into stook' a2 large assortment of ne'W dinner sets. These are speoia1i good and we want you to see them, 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. 1 OAKVILLE „;` , PURE ALUMINIUM / COOKING UT ENSIJ.5 Aye tai. WAR1 l YOU CANNOT DESTROY "OAKVILLE" PURE ALUMINIUM COOKING UTENSILS You can burn food -stuff 'to a cinder in them, then simply pour inwater and all the burnt stuff will comae away, leaving the utensil absolutely clean, sanitary and uadainaged, This is why they are so economical. Made and Guar- anceea � „artonorio Sold by b� Ware Manufacturing 40 Company Limited OAKVILLE, OTT. so Screen Doors etc. We are rignt in the fly killing line. See our Fly Swatt- ers, baloon fly traps, wonder fly killers. Also a large stock of screen doozs and windows. Dergers Paris Green We handle the famous Bergen: pure Paris green strongest and,best We are sole agents for this in Zurich. Headquarters for Samson § and Gold Medal Harvest Tools, Yi Ropes and Twines. 1 Roofing and lavetroughing 0 Produce always Taken. 0 J Prcetcr, ZURICH Telephone 9 4ziacoaE itrvoont#38=445zoliw ta* Nowa Izzammt 4. LOCAL N EW. a Quite a number from. tc waSpe t!, the 1st July at Grand Bend; miss Ella Link of Crediton is vizi , ing lir. kind mrs. C.;Eilber•a`few;;cloys this week. ,vrr. August Hill and daughter Aloha spent Sunday at the home; of Mrs.. J. Deichert, Mr. Russell . Zeller is visiting;sto1 tives and friends in Detroit, an few days this week. Mr. Theodore Foster began, - r-*, app- rentice in J. J. Merner's stare, imon- day. Messrs. Willie and Leonard Elope of Stratford visited their buother% and other friends over the helida A large number of our, ub�orib ers are still in arrears, 44m1e 'few several years. We will be'really obliged for an early remkttan(e., Mr. Albert Dietzer of Logan and Mr. and Mrs. FredBaker.ofi Dash- wood were visitors at the hosnaof Mr. and, Mrs Hy. Koehl®i on mon Jiine JU1L,Y•4, 1913.. lklx ;, , ae n Wagner of Guelph was in. town this week. .Mr; Eine gaercher of Berlin is spending life* days this. week with parents. Mr aand'Mes. Wm Ruby are *is- iitiing relat ,vets and. friends in De- ' troit this e-'troit,this we5.,.' 3Q. The misses Olga of Berlitl and J'os- ephine Howald of London were visit- ing their parents, lir. and1 Jacob Howald over Sunday, -the fuer re- turning to Berlin on nronday.. William Evans, aged 76, one af,'ehe best known farmers of Plympton township, Lambton county, *Trapped dead on Tuesday as he was ''walking down the road with his son to tsit an adjoining farm. He was suddenly stricken with an attack of heat 'fail- ure and falling over in the r i dway was dead before any help eouif' , be called. Besides his wife he 110200U 200U three sons and two dau&hters,- Theannual excursion oto.: Old Boys' Association of Toronto will take place on Saturday, July 5th, to Clinton and Lucknow. The Clinton train will start first and will reach Clinton at 11.30 a. m., and the Luck - now train will reach Lucknow about 12.80. Returning specials will leave Clinton on Monday July 7th. at 7 p. ni., and Lucknow at 5 p. m. the same evening. T to ox -On, JS3ine; 25.t3 ;, ` on Sauble Line W, Stanley to ,arca and errs. Robert Ta1Lbot,; a; boy. LovE—On June. 241 h, Town Line, Stanley„ to, arat:'and ams: Wm. Love o girl. " W.oBIt— Qin, Jtivae 0th;, Sauble Line '} E., Hay. to Mir. and Ctrs. Archy Webb,a, sons minium --On anly 2nd, `14th con.,, Hay,, to ; r. and Mrs. Roy mernox• a girl, 'have always on hann all kinds of Cookshut Plow points, also all other peints,-Louis Prang. 0. Hartleib has bought the Mor- roson harness stock at Hensall,. who recently made .an assignment to W. R. Jenkins- of Woodstock, The Ladies Aid will hold their monthly meeting :on Monday the 7th day of July in the Evangelical church at 7 30 p. m. Rev. 0. G,d.Maass left this week for his new home nearPhiladelphia Mr. Maass and' his estimable wife will -be greatly missed by a large circle of warm friends. who wish them' continued prosperity and happiness. Girl wanted—Good girl wanted to do general house work in God- erioh. Comfortable home, and all conveniences: This is a good posi- tion. For particulars apply to H. E. Bodgens, Goderich. Strictly pure mixed paints has come to stay. Uo ,not pay the prise of strictly pure lead and sinkfe r whiting, If making a .w it g a ng change kis sure this time yon.get•, a SAM Inrott y; pllt0 raPit4P0 .Arte S 493.1rtl3; 100 per cent pure. For sale(:.'iiy `"' Hartleib. What an old practical painter, mr,: John Stacey says about:trartin-Senou; is paint "I bought 4 gallons of martin Senour's 100 per. cent pure mixed paint of C. Hartleib to try on a job I painted and must eay as far as my judgment goes, it is the best paint I ever used." The New York banks begun prepar- for the disbursement of the greatest sum of money that will ever have been paid out in a month in the his- tory of Wall Street. These disburse nients will aggregate $266,000,000, and will consist of the annual, semi- annual and quarterly disbursements of dividends and interest. The total payments last year were $254,000,- 000. The list of corporations that will make the payments includes practically all of the dividend paying railroad and industrial companies in the United States. s Mr. John Snaith. son of Mr. Wen- del Snaith and Miss Clarisse Etue, daughter of Mr. Alex Etue of the Sauble Line, Stanley were united in marriage, onlllonday at St. Boniface church, Father Stroeder officiating. After. the Ceremony the young couple and relatives went to the groom's home, where a wedding dinner was served, and the day spent in various amusements. arr. and Mrs. Smith will settle on their, farm South of town, followed by the best wishes of of their many frienns. The MOLSONS BANK Established 1853 Opened Branch in Huroi Co. 1874 Saving Bank Accounts Solicited, Zurich 'Branch R. T. DUNLOP,Manager FAREWELL SERMONS On Sunday the 29th of June Rev. C.C.J. Maass preached hisfarewellser anon. The church which as a tribute of honour was beautifully and aris- tically decorated by the Ladies' Aid, was filled to overflowing with the parishioners and friends of the de- parting Pastor, many of whom had come from Dashwood. The pastor preachod on two texts, the former be- ing: Acts 21: 17, "And when we were come to Jerusalem, the brethen re- ceived us gladly." On the basis of this text the Pastor dwelt on his work and ministry during the 5- years of his pastorate, thanking his parishioners for so much love and kindness shown to him and for the patience with which they had borne his frailties and weakness. The second text was taken from: 1 Cor 16: 10 "Now if Timothous comes see that he may be with you without fear; for he worketh the word of the Lord as I also do," and it gave the pastor an op- portunity to adomonish the members of the congregation to meet the new Pastor with as much love and kind- ness as was shown to him. After benediction was pronunced the Pastor bade farewell to each of his parishioners personally. The evening service was connduct- ed in English and again the seating capacity ,of the church was again taxed to its utmost. The pastor had choson for his text; Rom. 16: 22, "0 Tertius, who wrote this epistle sa- lute you. in the Lord."` The pastor drew the attention of the audience to facts. 1: Here we have a remarkable example of the power . of common faith. 2: From this verse we draw the thought of the dignity of subordinate work. 3:This verse teaches us which is the best thing to be remembered by. The pastor soized the opportunity of thanking :Miss C. Hess, miss Pletch, Criss Link and 1rr. Goodwin who by placing their gifts at the service of the Charch had beautified the service to such an extent, that this will be one of the swsetest recollection bq can •, .:ter, to his new biome. E. FAUST, ZuriohFee,ft. Store Leading Brand o Flour, Short, Bran andFeed Corn Course and Fine Shill. Produce of all ,IQ nils bake i:: ' eachan e.. tits Jeffrey 33- 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. 32cts. ient°i"ei ie> 's . Watch Silverware 0 Oh these and other lines. F. VV. Hess G. R. Hess Jewellers, - ZURICH Our Spring Shoes have arived. Colne in and have a look at the many different styles we carry. '"•'�'�\��t`r, �},,�� y�.\1% H �IIT/Al �.� 4" 'iii �, -'m' 10 ""ti , �1 .: ■Num: Tri ail 1., )1�:s: sni3 r,tr ....r .. della uYar .,i•, rot1�`� 11614#100110111 rrsr r.,..j....•11,&00 00/047, /„dia/110# r. i� 1 1 1 e. FRITS = Zurich The Home of Good Shoes BROWNIE CAMERAS The Brownie Camera is simple to operate, thoroughly Practical in results. The No. 2 Brownie takes a. Picture 2 14 x 3 14. Price $2.00 Catalogue sent Free on Request. I -L Appel Jeweler ne watch 1'vl':.:..gi g :;1; pecualty. 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