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Home My WebLink AboutThe Herald, 1913-07-04, Page 8',summer Goods Cool oomfcrtable material for summer wear, comprising Bedford Cords, Whipcords, Foulards. Repps, Linens, Mulls, Marquisettes Silks, etc. Whitewear Underskirts, Corset Covers, Waists,Porous Knit Vests and Drawers. Laces and Embroideries If you want the newest • in Laces and Embroideries. We can supply you. Come and see them. Men's and Boys' Suits A shipment of Men's and Boys' ready to were suits arrived. We do not carry a large stock of these, so we can sell at a narrow mar- gin. It will be money in your pocket to see them before buying elsewhere. Hats and Caps A full range of straw hats for men wo - men and children, all styles and prices. Linoleumns and Floor Oil Cloths If you are in need of anytheing in these lines, come and see our stock. We can please you. CAINAWARE A new shipment of Chinaware to hand. Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, 4 -piece Table Sets, Water Sets, etc. nosh Groceries always kept on, liana All Kinds of Produce Taken in Exchange PHONE 17 RUBY & GASCI-IBJ Shingles Shingles for All. Two Cars on Hand The Hasting Brand that has stook the test of time, and remember the test of time is the test that tells Order at Once Je (• ¥ATrA ref l_��:lISC ZURICH 'PHONE 19 = i Still Doing Business at The Old Stand We :have been appointed Agents for the celebrated Massey Harris Implements We handle everything in that line, Seeding Implements, Manure spread- ers, all kinds of Plows, Seed Di 'q, Disc Harrows, Cultivators, L.,..1 Harvesters, etc. Harvesting Implements Binders, Mowers, Rakes, Hay Loaders, Etc. Massey -Harris Cream Separators All kinds of Plow reparrs, Gasoline engines, See our lino of Cutters be- fore you buy, all our own make. Bug- gies, Carriages, Wagons, Sleighs. Square Dealing Our Motto The Scott Act petitions for Huron County are now being returned to the secretary of the secretary of the Huron County Alliance, J. A. Irvin I of Clinton. Last week's batch had the signatures of 2,200 voters. Exe- ter's petition had more than the requir- ed 25 per cent. J. L. Russell, of Russeldale, presi- dent of Usborne & Ribbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company, met with a serious accident the other day. He and his son Percy were out driving and had stopped to water the horsa. The bridle caught on a nail in the trough and was pulled off, frightening the horse. The animal turned and ran against a wire fence, throwing out Mr. Russell. Besides being scratched and bruised, he sustained a brken hip and several broken ribs His injuries will lay him aside for some time. It is hinted. that His Honour Judge Doyle, a well known legal persorage for many years in Huron County and who entitled to retirement from the bench, may do so before long and en- joy a deserved holiday. In case of this taking place Judge Holt would likely promote to the senior Judgeship of the County, for which he is well fitted, and the junior Judge vacancy be filled by one of the legal lights of this County.. Among likely timber is Barrister Holmes, Wiugham; Dickson. Exeter; and Hays, Goderieh. Other prominent mad, who would fill the post with equal acceptance, would likely be barred owaug to the political faith. Judge Doyle has filled his post Famous Gray Mortor Gasoline' En glues: - 14. and 1' Horse Power 2L. „, a 4 N II 6 ,, „ 8 „ rw 12 75, 00. $105. 00 175. 00 285. ,00' 375, foo Sold by F. HESS & SON Agents, IMPROVED SUMMER TRAIN SERVICE Grand Trunk Railway System T^-'i'ffmc- tive June 22nd; From Toronto • 12.05 a.m.-New Buffalo Expres daily, will carry through Pullman, sleepers and coaches, arriving Buffalo. 3.55 a.m. Passengers may occupy car until 7.30 a. m, 2.20 a.m.--New Fast Express daily will carry Pullman sleepers and coaches to Muskoka Wharf and North Bay, making direct connection for 1Viuskoka Lakes, Lake of Bays, Algot- quin Park, Maganetewan River French River and Timagami Lake, (Sleepers will be open open at 9 p. 8.40 a.m,-Daily for Guelph, Ber- lin, Stratford, Sarnia and intermedi- ate stations instead 8.55 a. in. 10.15 a.m.-Penetang Huntsville North Bay express, daily except Sun- day, will not run via Muskoka Wharf but through to North Bay, making direct connection at Penetang for Harbor, Go Home Bay, Rose Point, Parry Sound and points on Georgian Bay and 30,000 for points on Lake of Bays, and at Burk's Falls for Magan- etewan Rivers Resorts. 12.01 noon -Muskoka Huntsville express, daily except Sunday, will make direct connection at Muskoka Wharf for Muskoka Lakes points and at Huntsville for points on Lake of Bays. Parlor library -buffet car, din- ing car and coaches Toronto to Hunts vine. 12.45 p.m. -Daily exert Sunday, for Brampton, Guelph,. Berlin, Strat- ford, Sarnia and intermedielte stations instead 1.00 p.m. 1.40 p.m. -New train for Jackson's Point, Saturdays only. Pieturning will leave Jackson's Point '77.80) m. Mondays only. arrive Torontar 9.40 a. m. • • 3,80 p.m. -Daily except SuWay; for Brampton, Guelph, Berlins, Strat- ford, Sarnia and Intermediate stations instead 3.40 p. m. 5.10 p.m. -New train for Wklitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville, Port $opetp. intermediate stations, daily excep,f Sunday. Returning leaves Port Hope; 6.20 a.m., arrive Toronto 8.45 a.m. 6.00 p.m. -New train for Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville, Port Hope, Cobourg, Brighton, Trenton, Belleville N'apanee, Kingston, daily except Sun- day. Returning will leave Kingston 6.00 a in„ arrive Toronto 11.05 a.m. Parlor -library cafe car and coaches. 11.35 p.m. -Daily for Guelph, Ben lin Stratford, Sarnia, Port Huron, De- troit and Chicago, instead 11.00. Commencing Monday, June 28, Pullman sleeping car will be operated to Kingston Wharf, leaving Toronto 10.45 p.m. Daily. First ear from: Kingston will leave Wednesday morn- ing (Tuesday night's car,) June 25th,. arrive Toronto 6.00 a.m. daily. Commencing Monday, June 23rd, a through Pullman sleeping car will leave Huntsville 2.26 a.m. Monday only, arrive Toronto 7.80 a. in. Pass- engers may occupy car at 10,00 pals Sunday evenings. CREDITON Mr. Mat. Sims met with an unfor- tunate accident on Saturday morning, while bringing in a big load of cord- wood for Mr. Fred Kerr, and when near the yards the stakes holding the load on broke, allowing most of the wood to fall off and in jumping to save himself, accidently fell and broke his leg. ' In some way Mr. Sims got twisted in the lines and was dragged by the head for several rods. Mr J. Hirtzel who was working in a Meld near by stopped the team, Mr. Srins was badly bruised about the face aria will be confined to the house for some weeks. On Friday evening last Charlotte Jory, beloved wife of. Mr. William Lewis passed peacefully away to her Better Home. Mrs. Lewis had reach - the good old age of 75 years 2 months and 12 days and was born near Peter- borough.011n the year 1869 she was united in marriage to her now soroor- ing husband and settled on a "'; near Sharon and about 14 a ars later they moved to Crediton, ere she lived. until the time of her' rth, Mrs. Lewis was an activememb of. the Methodist church and one o arr characteristics was her cordial ;it- niity. Her home was always b to ministers.; and others. Best.he sorre win husband, she le, .. n• ;onquin Park; Mrs. F. W. Clark,.. diton and. Mrs. H. E. Rapley of ietta'Ohio. These with '. many yrs who have known her influence Trish the memory one who lived the highest ideals and whose en- e gy. was spent in a quiet;. yet richly fruitful service for her Saviour in the home and in the church. The funeral took place on Monday afternoon for interment in the Exeter eemetary. Messrs G. Sweitzer, Eldon Burn, H. Fahner, Milt Harris and W. H. Graham left Saturday for a two weeks outing at the Bend. Miss Pearl Holtzmann ofthe Evan- gelical Deaconess Hospital, Chicago, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Holtzman was called back to work on Tuesday to relieve the lady superintendent. Miss Beatrice Hoffman of Toronto is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sweitzer and other relatives in the village. Mr. August Hill and danghter Miss Alma, visited friends in Zurich on Sunday. Last week the Stephen Council had the underbush and the trees cut along the side of the road on the Exeter side road and on the road two and half miles north of Crediton. While at it men discovered a nest of snakes; They were spotted and measured a- bout four feet and a half in length. GRAND BEND Mrs. Bert Statton is visiting around here. A lawn Social was held at Shipka on Tuesday evening. The -proceeds amounted to $75. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church held their annual meeting on Thursday, when the following officers were elected for the coming year. Pres., Mrs Ed. Gill, jr., Viae -Pres, Mrs. Abner Mollard, Secretary, Mrs, Ed.Giil, sr., Treas. Mrs. I. Basterd. Mr. Philip Baker is improving the appearance of his residence with a coat of paint. The weather man has been giv- ing us very warm weather. 100 degrees was reported at the Bend on Mondfhy. DrAS WOOD Mrs. Obeli of »runner and Mrs. llrep.ner•n£ Stratford visited Mr. Mrs. 0. ISPs; 'ner over tha'.lioliday. _ Wb46d.:..00, tz"'few days in „Crediton, as the guest of Miss Della 1Brown>,. Mr..and Mrs. Southcott of Califor jnia• visited Mrs. H. Guinther on 'Thusscl y last before leaving for their summer home at Grand Bend. ' Tuesday, July first, was a quiet 'day in our village. Some spent the ''da rwt the Bend, while others took in the•picnie at Centralia. Rbv.J. H. and airs. Grenzebach arrived home on Wednesday after a two weeks honey moon trip. A. re- ception was tendered them by the members of the Evangelical church. Miss Cora Schroder was an out of town visitor this week. Mrs. H. Guinther visited in Park- hill aver Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. J. Preeter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Siebert. Mr. and Mrs. C. Fritz of Zurich spent Sunday with I'Jr. and Mrs. J. Kellerman. Miss Violet Graybiel has returned home from Drysdale to spend the va- cation. Miss Emma Eidt has returned from Stratford. Miss Lucinda Kraft has returned to Exeter. Mr, Fred Stire of Stratford visited in town over the first of July. Miss Fannie Preeter spent Sunday in town with relatives. Mr.Melyin Brown visited Master William Siebert a few days last week. Mr. Efland of Port Huron visited Mrs. Efland a few days. Mr. Louis Zeller of Stratford visit- ed in town over the holidays. Mr. Wilbur Graybiel of Chatham visited his parents over the holiday. Shingles for sale at the Planing. &rill, Dashwood. The Misses Hingst and Webb have returned to their homes for the snm- mer holidays. Mr. and Mrs. D. Tiernan and. Della Need motored to Thedford on Sun- day, Miss Ida Routledge has returned home after spending 'a couple of weeks in Exeter visiting h3r cousin. qtr, Eldon Goetz of Toronto spent he halide, with his tai'ents Mr. and 000 wawa I Noe ,1111111T,T YO.11011011 1.11 1' • - = = Wk. fIIIIlI;,, dif •l Hoop you ever considered 'Painting" from the etandpoiur'oof hteunuct policy P. ' The,premiumrepresented by the cat of painting is in proportion to e impnnance of the security &Horded, no higher than other insurance y' is js fact It is considerably smaller, and 'soon becomes a nntb. quantity r' Why titre Insurauoe--Tornadd Insurnet_Ltghtnf,*•mds ? -`� They only protect when that which you with to ever, happens.. i.'"1" Y Martin Senour,Paint ,100WPur' Affords the utmost pretectidn, haute,your prapettY un ug . with -Ito application .;� .m ';stptiViton',Dents Yp•' rr. It wards off the sun dogs of Oa sol, the Also( Old, f ish 14031 -01 ravages of Old I+ether Time. ,-::d ie fist pt a;gh;, , ; ` +► Mvenu cheeks deierMndta.* No safer; urtr or yore + reliable iosur&oci cauW be !ANC i l +5rr---'''''' 7- THE MARTIN-9ER$tgdiiT Gs6_, Llitilsstl Pt$I taa.Punt l•uNT. 3iyo,t7nit4 iflllll�'sEtVOtOt PAINT 100 PURE if -1N • e.IIJ3RTLRH3,ZURICI-E HURIN'SLARGEST COMBINATN STORE The Quality STORE The policy of this store is to give the biggest possible value at the' lba possible price. For warm days to come the summer goods are needed. Cn goods are at such moderate prices tout every person can afford to get tli proper goods to make themselves coinfertable. Wash dress goods in all the stylish' shades in Linens, Rajahs, Bedfor cords, Whipcords, Repps, Galateas, Dittiks, Muslins, Indian Queen Suitin Chambrays, at low price from 10 cts tb•'25 eta per yard. A full Stock of Ladies Whitewear 01' to clear during the month of Jun consisting of Night Gowns, Underskirt* Corset Covers, Drawers, Vest White Waists, Embroidries, etc. We can save you money on a niee Dinh - Sett or Toilet Sett. Bargain in China and Glassware. Fresh Groceries almrays on hand - Canned Corn 3for •e•R•are25 . CleanedriCurrants ,for 25 annex ae es .15 eta .bao Soap, .251 (Its Highest Prices paid for Farm.I'A'ciiatcao J. J. MEPWNEEI,, - Zuric COAL! COAL! Deleware, Lackawanna, & Western Coal Co's Scranton Coal All Sizes ALF. SCRUTON Hensall. ;err. H. Humble of Sarnia was the guest of Miss Catherine • Finkbeiner over the first of July. Miss Lily Hartleib arrived. on Saturday to spend . the holidays with parents. Mrs. A. Sweitzer of Hillsborough Kansas visited at the home of Mrs W. L. Siebert. Mrs. Ed, Walper visited her parents sm and ams. Henry Rader the later, part of last week. Clsesilied Went Atli mrd wiwaya, nOSticed. The4ercIrueid!rifts Interest ` by b Inte111Eeskt 'rpeople 'Who'aro 'on 11%0pookt-out" to fe.ver ble,,, opportueltiea� ed an ihsir iretiulirentgbtit' Whothet' 'satin a Usines&' be 'A oui,ttsil lbi"Clead#ietl W6nt_ Coluattns fMill hialp s'ou' 0.0.,. .l Ilk kos, 1f 11!•014, UNDERTAKING Prompt. Service - Modeuate Charges W. H. HOFFMAN ` Zu.rPieh,. - Ontario !9• Come and get you new Suit At " Zurich's . Leath] Tailor Shop the only Pla where the Newest -is aiw shown first and satisfatat guarantee& Laundry in Couneetio H. HG}fi tie Mh IN