HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1913-07-11, Page 8',summer hoods
Cool comfortable material for summer
wear, comprising Bedford Cords, Whipcords,
Foulards. Riepps, Linens, Mulls, Marquisettes
Silks, etc.
Whitewear
Underskirts, Corset Covers, Waists,Forous
Knit Vests and Drawers. L
Laces and J 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. W e can please
you.
CAINAWAR,L
A new shipment of Chinaware to hand.
Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, 4 -piece Table . Sets,
Water Sets, etc.
Fresh Groceries always kept oh i�3afi.d
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All
Kinds: of Produce Fake
n in Exchange
PHONE .17
RUBY & GA -SCE -10
Si1ingleS
Shingles for All. Two Cars on Hand
The Hosting Brand that has stook the test of
time, and, remember the test of time is the test
that tells.
Order at Once
F. C. ICALLBFLEISCH
zuR�Cn
PIIcN1 19
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 D. 1a,
Disc Harrows, Cultivators, Lew]
Harvesters, etc.
Harvesting Implements
Binders, Mowers, Rakes, Hay
Loaders, Etc.
Massey -Harris
Cream Separators
All kinds of Plow repairs, Gasoline
engines. See our line of Cutters be-
fore you buy, all our own make. Bug-
gies, Carriages, Wagons, Sleighs,
Square Dealing Our Motto
PT`, i
One of the buses, carrying the band
boys, coming home from Strathroy
on Dominion Day upset about three
quarters of a mile west of Nettleton's
Corners oh the Adelaid townline. The
Municipal Council had been doing
work turnpiking the road was left
lin bad condition. One of clods of
earth was so large that when the
wheels ran up on it the bus upset
Rev. M. Farney, Frank Hawkey and
bandmaster were badly shaken up,
two having ribs broken.
The Dukeof Connaught has decid-
ed to spend auothoi: year in Canada
as Governor General the Ditches
and Princess Patrice will accompany
him to Canada this fall. The Duch-
ess has nearly recovered from her ser-
ious illnes.
John Hogarth, son of Mr. Stephen
.Hogarth of Stephen met with a un-
fortunate accident last week, lie was
driving home with a load of empty
apple barrels when the horses, became.
frightened and ran away throwing
him off the load. He fell on his
shoulder badly bruising it and also
breaking his arm. The horses ran
severeal rods and were stopped- by a
tree.
' The re -union of Goclerich ' Town-
ship Old Boys and Girls held at
Tuesday Tuesday was such an
unqualified success that other munici-
palities may act upon the idea another
year. Mr. Harry Either M. P. P sent
his best wishes and a monetary token
of remembrance which helped to swell
the day's receipts, Mr. J. d'. Merner
M. P. and Mr. William Proitdfoot
M. P. P. were among The political
on tiro gr.,, ;.ds,
Famous Gray Morton Gasoliu`,
glues: -
1i and 141. Horse -Power.-'' $5
4 ,!
,x$14
6
8
285
12 �, ��, 37
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Sold by F. HESS' & SON Age'lats;
.THE WESTERN."FAYI�'`
LONDON' 01,71741110 r
The Management of the Western
Pair, 'London, Ontario, have coniplet;
ed arragernents for the 'Attiaotibi pro
gramme for their. Exhibition 'this. yoai:
to be held September 51,th
The Speed program shows two: eyerits
daily with the largest purse eyes, 'Off-
ered at the Exhibition. The platform
paogram will consist of the ',OM.. mus-
ic obtainable and the, best attractions
money can buy. Fireworks of: a.`very
high class will be given ` each night.
Full particulars will be givet5 "in .the
program to be issued later. The Mid-
way will again be a feaature, consisting
of good, clean shows which .will :in-
terest both old and young Singlo
fare railway rates will start.onFr-ida,y'
September 5th, with special rates. on
on September 9th, 10th, and 12th.
All tickets good until the following
Monday. All information g
,bivt?ll Oil
application to the Secretary, .A. '112;
Hunt, Room 302, Dominion Saving
Building, London, Ontario.
STEPHEN COUNCIL';
The council of the Township of
Township of Stephen conved in the
Town Hall, Crediton, on Monday,
the 7th of July..1913, at 1 pare:‘
members, were present • The Min,
utes of .the previous meeting .were
read and adopted. •
The following oMers were ;pass:
ed : D. Mawhinney grading,; and
rolling road $2,00`; Hays & Querin
Xaward drain SW 13;75 repo. Pen..
hale Plank for ciilvert.-3 QO; l+ra:nk?.
Triebuer gravel and work
40 00; Henry Claek " .gravel ._ =and
Commission 27 75 ; J. McLellan -gra -
ye] 6.00 J.. G. Wein -arid others.
clearing 3rd s. rd and 0.03oes09n
25.00; Win White . gravel • —.count.,
Elk, 1 SB. 52 j 5 : M.. Mitcrisel. °nom
mr. Elk. l•SB. 3 85 ;.M. Q4'hartts drat
vel 1st
S' Rd, 8;o0-, R Davey Qpu,
in'r I,25 ; Ed.,Ed Dis'ar'dine grave
3rd S Rd .30.00 ;1217in StadeL t�v�a
coat 3rd 5 Rd 22 50 ;,,i+ elite
omm
o'r 3rd S Rd, 2,50i Virma
comm'r and work 11 Op' ,W .Whjte_
work on. road to gravel pit . i 5 •
W. J. Anderson:gravel ,cant's': '.
Rd. 297 40 S. Andrews fence ,to
Rollins Pit 15.60; G.. Hicks cedar,
posts for fence to. pit 7,00 ; F. Rllb
er concrete tile Blk 9 SB. 6.30; F
Eil'ber concrete tile SB. 4 20 ; Ad
olph Moren2,Adair's award aitch
I6 50; J: Kenny gravel cont's:B1ks
9, I0, 11 crd 65 00 ; Baker ea Farrell
rep road 8.50 ; James Kenny rep
bridges 3 75; John Turner gravel'
9:00 ; Emi] Goleen Filling in bridge
3 Co ; Arthur Baker gravel 2 50, W
Disjardine.rep road 3 00; Johnson
ac. Dearing Lanterns on bridge 10.1_
00 ; J. B. Hodgins comm'r C. Rd„
9 00; M. McIntyre gravel cont Blk.
6, 11 SB. 77.2,1; Jerry Brophey
comm'r B1k 11 SB. 2 50 ; 0. Regan,
comm'r Blk, 6 SB. 3 65; Jos Law-
son pt pay on bridges 800.00; 0.:
Prouty gratuity 25 00.
The council adjourned to meet
agaiir at she call of the Reeve.
Henry. Eilber. clerk,
HICK'S FORECASTS
A Reactionary storm Period is Cen-
tral on the 18th, 19th and 29th...
This period is coincident with .the
full Moon's opposition with Earth'
and Sun. The barometer will show,
atmospherics changes at this period
'the temperature will rise and show'
of blustering, simians': clouds and
staring will -appear in many parts:'of
the country, drifting from western to,'
eastern parts of the continent. Some
local rain will fall, but general wild
well distributed rains, will hardly
occur at this time. `A seismic period
is central on 18th, causing eartbgi al. •
es in' different parts of the "Earth '':be-
tween the 15th and the 23rd. Some.
what cooler weather_ , will follow
storms.
BZ.tAKB
The Blake Women's>:nstitute lapid
two very sticocess£ul meeting's 'on
recent dates On June 25 at ,Mit:.
Jno:Parker, Miss N. V,Powell, of
Whitby, the government delgiate
gave aninteresting address as4e11
as an exhibit og beautiful fogey
work, The Misses Durand, Delgaily
and Wurtzof Zurich contri' 4ted
pleasing numbers on the pieogiam,
me after which a dainty lain oh'was
served by the members. y
On .]Lily 8 a pignie was; lie1 e,t,
the home of Mrs, E., Miler w re
all enjoyed a pleasant aftoi on
'Ind a hearty supper.
, rt' S CE
f Ha if You 'ever.eonsidered ',Fainting" from the standpoint of to
Meantime policy?
T.lje,prentium represented by the cost of painting is In proportion to
the importance of ,the security afforded, no higher than other insurance t
, in fact it js considerately entailer, and enon becomes a mlolss,quantity,,' jt'
Why Fire Insurance-Tornadd insurance_l:agtnln,k•rods 1
They only protect when that white, you wish to avert, happens.
Marlin Senour: Paint 100% iu'e
Affords the utmost protectidn, insures your' propertrt� uegutrung
'With -its application. •'. t-fieaure' y�, .
rivsnes of Old Father Titne.,.:
• it wattle off the sun daps of Old Sol, the Nps of_ Old.,1a4 Fra the�4
. Egan
«� i'rtventa.
dryrot checka det:eriarlt.isom. or rnere• ,Ztllabltinsuraocdhuld be offered '
-..-
The citizens ofZurich and vicin-
ity will 'be favnred with the oppor.
tunity of he.aringErang'elist Barry
son of the late J G Barry, of
Herefordshire, Er gland, in his
femoris le-elura, "kfeaven. Hell and.
Purgatory,'' in the town. hall,.
Zurich, next Solidity, July 13th .at
3 p. ui. Evangelist Bary comes
well re.00mmended and well able to
to shed light on lis subject and
will speak under `the auspices of
The. International Bible Students
&fs®oiati on.
He positively refuses to aecept
money for preaching as he' believes
it uusoripl.w-al to do so All are
invited.
Mr. Casper Walper and Jacob
Brown, Goshen Line are both making
improvements to their hamesenlarg-
ing them,,, thus making them in
appearance ejnite modern.
TRESPASSERS FORBIDDEN
Notice is hereby.given that berry
pickers are forbidden to -enter lots 14
and 15 L. R. E. fftanley.
Wm. 'Stelck
George Campbell
WANTED -Girls to'learp the knitt-
ing and looping, ilii our factory.
Guaranteed $5.00'per week, can
,:.. Make 12.00 to $15:001. : Pleasant
and Congenial position: ' Apply by
letter' or phone to managev. Clinton
Knitting Co.:Ltd.; C'lintoii;: (141.
YMPROVED SUMM>
'TRAIN ;SERVICE
Grand gunk. Railway System;` Eike
tive June 22nd, From Toronto
12.05 a.m.-New :Buffalo ' Expires
daily, will carry through Pullman
sleepers and coaches, arriving Buffalo
8,55 8,.n; Passengers may oceupy
car until 7.30 a. in,
%2.20 a.m.--New Fast Express'datly;
will carry ' Pullman - sleepers and -
coaches to Muskoka .Wharf andNorth
Bay, making direct connection for
'Muskoka Lakes, Lake of Bays, Algoit
gii,in 'Park, 11laganetewan Inver
French River and'Timagami Lake
.(Sleepers will be open open at 9i p. in
8.40 a.iu,—Daily for. Guelph, Bar
lin, Stratford, Sarnia and intermedi-
ate stations instead 8.55 a. nig
10.15 a.m.-Penetang Huntsville
North Bay express, daily except Sun-
day, will not run via 11Iuskoka Wharf
,but through to North Bay,. making
direct connection at Pandang for
'Harbor, Go Home Bay;, Rase Point,
Parry Sound and points. on. Georgian
Bay_and,30,000 for points Oil Lake of
'Bays, aucl,.at Bark's PbJds. for Megan-
etewan Rivers Resorts:.
12.01 noon --Muskoka Huntsville
express, daily ;exeep,t. Sunday, will
make direct conneetion at Muskoka
Wharf for Muskoka Lakes points and
'at Huntsville. for points on Lake of
Bays. `Parlur�_library-buffet car; din-
ing car coaches Toronto to Hunts
ville.
2.4v` l�.zi7. Daily, except Sunday,
for Brampton., Guelph, Berlin, Strat-
ford, Sarnia and intermediate stations
instead 1.00 p.m.
1.40 p.m.—New train for Jackson's
Point, Saturdays only,. Returning
will leave Jackson's Point 7.30 a. M.
Mondays only. arrive 'Toronto 9.40
a. in.
8,80 pan.—Daily except Sunday
for Brampton,' Guelph, Berlin, Surat_
ford, Sarnia and Intermediate stations•
instead ,6.40 p. in.
5,10. p.m.—New tram for Whitby,
Oshawa, Bowinanville, Port Hope and
intermediate stations, daily , except'.
Sunday. Returning leaves Port Hope
,6.20 am:, arrive Toronto 8.45 a.in.
'6:00 ii.ili.--Neiv train .for Whitby,
Oshawa, 13oivnaanville,' Port' I3ope,
Cobouig, 73righton, Trenton, Belleville
Napantie, Kingston, daily except Sun-
day. Returning will leave Kingston
6.00 a m,, arrive Toronto 11.05 a.m,
Parlor -library cafe ear and coaches,
11.35 pan,—Daily`fo>: Guelph;' Ber.
lin Stratford, Sarnia, Port Huron, De-
troit MIA (Minna" 41,64,...4 nn•.
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p,anuaarouge ram?. -"` '410'oartre*L.
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HURON'S'I;LARGEST COMBINATION 3TORE
The Quality
STORE
The policy of this store is to giJve the biggest possible value at, the least
possible price. For warm days -to come the summer goods are needed. 0r
goods are at such moderate prices . that every person can afford to get the
proper goods to make themselves comfortable.
Washdress goods in all the stylish shades in Linens, Rajahs, Bedford
cords, Whipcords, Repps, Galateas, Ducks,14.tuslins, Indian Queen. Suiting,.
Chanlbrays, at low price from 10 cts to 25> ets per yard..
A full Stock of•Ladies Whitewear all to, clear during
consisting of Night Gowns, Underskir C , Covere, month of e t
ts, Corset Covers, Drawers, feats,
White Waists, Embroidries, etc.
We can save you money on a niee Dinner ' Sett or Toilet Sell. B r
in China and Glassware. aazn
Fresh Groceries always: on hand
r d -Salmon 2 for 25
Cleaned Currants. 3 for 25
10'bars Soap ,25 eta
Highest,;Prices paid for -Farm Produce
Canned Corn 3 for,. 25
Seeded Raisins 3 lbs 25
Canned Peaches .15 cts
w ■ W ■
avicEnNEn,Zurich
COAL! COAL!
Deleware, Lackawanna, &
Western Coal Co's
Scranton Coal
All Sizes
ALF. - SC RUTON'
Hensall.
Commencing Monday, June- 23,
Pullman sleeping car will be operated
to Kingston Wharf,' leaving Toronto
10,45 p.m. Daily. First car -`from
Kingston will leave Wednesday,, morn-
ing {Tuesday night's car,) June' 25th,
arrive Toronto 6.00'a.m, daily.
Commencing Monday, Jivae.28rd, a
through Pullman sleeping car will
leave Huntsville 2.26 a.m. Monday
only, arrive Toronto 7.8.0: a. Pass-
engers may occupy ear at 110.00 p.m.
Sunday evenings,
r._
Ate a
?� Gds Attention..
, Claeelficd 6Vant }ncda, aro retwayi
notiCod. Thoy,y' orc'*read j with,
interest `byJ».telli ffont people
who arc ori the',,IooR=but for
ffntrbr bre Oppoz'tureitles'toyen'
`theie;'retquiroraonta: Whether.
your buWie bs, bo largo or amntl
w "the.Clasaitiod iVn'nt_Columrsp
Will ?yelp ,' a.
a,,,e;.,..,,W a. a.c,b,
UNDERTAKING
Prompt Service
Moderate Charges
W. H. HOFFMAN
Ziuriolki. -, - Ontario
essionommoomosiomosumea
come and
get your.
neer Suit
At ''. Zurich's Leading
Tailor Shop the only Place,
where the Newest is always
shown' first and , satisfaction
guaranteed,
Laundry 'bit Connections,
air f 1.101
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