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Home My WebLink AboutThe Herald, 1913-09-05, Page 1le is IS d tr- or. nt- :en FiN d4 .0Q' iers rtes. lhi rhe. mend he C 7.cial Ora a;i;l ' Vol. XIV. li Clearin, le FP 1 D:°:; 3011 0 n Our annual and .summer clearin sale is,Iilow on We have great reduced the prices on many lines kg our store, and this sale will save you money. Below are a few of the lines We are going to Cleax cut. . 'S, Slitting a` , W e have a number of suit lengths in black, blue and fancy worsted, Canadian and Snitch tweeds, also' pai'nting which we are offering al greatly reduced prices. It will pay yotato look these over.• flen's Summer Vests A few lines of men's summer vests to clear at cost price. Pretty pattern a quality goods. Shirtwaist A line of Ladies' shirt waists will be sold during this sale regardless of cost. Come in and see those bargains. Fancy t"1uslins A nice line of fancy tnuslins which we are pronnd to show you many pattet'ns and colors. Straw mats Tlte.balatiee of our non's anti boys' straw hats at great y reduced prices S -W Bugoy Paint For something teal good in buggy paint use Sherwin Williams buggy paint. Paints and varnishes with one opera- tion, Hardware Specials Weare agets for Zurich' for Royal Parple Stock Foods and preparations. Made of the peirest raw materials and fully guaranteed. Re -nu -al Polishes Have you tried Re.nu.al Wood Polisher? Just the thing for dusting and polishing your varnished woodwork. Use it on your buggy or automobile. Oakville A.luniinulTnwai•e For something good in cooking utensils buy Alemintun ware. : Last a lifetime and will not •burn.Are light`in weight and easily cleaned. U' Harvest Tools We handle only the high quality $ansson and Gold Medal Harvest Tools. None betaer can be made. All full guaran- teed. Produce always Taken, tr-,„ J. 1--'reeter9 Telephone 0 a .o - Z U' R' I C 1H ownehl1) LOGAL NEWS. Hazen -Zeller is pending Labor] lvitkt relatives in,Detroitq 10,'•and Mee, W. $teekopf inMitchell ov'er,Sunday. Miss Susie Johnson its visiting Mitchell and Clinton: Mta.'A. G. l hues left thisweek fo Buffalo gad New).Tdrlr city. ra ~ eSeloh.0C '4Tateeloo' town tied baht week. • kacl are. F4 W. Fie and on , vc ited1iondon • on Labor V aSI a1�S c.i`bowie s' from Dash- re entertained in town on by the local club. liaM Klopp • of , Stratford is•sons' and other relatives oyer Labor Day. 4 r G. Millar, assistant busieess Fnaiaaaer of the Lodnon . A.cluerliser ifills a caller at our office on f:onday Ctrs. John Brenn•er and two child- reo are=visiting relatives'in Berlin nzrs:,Snlius' knell spent the ho days. with her parents at Kincardine., Mr. and; Mrs.; Ed. Ho fald anti daughter sent Sunday with the for - pees mother Mrs. B. ]owald. Mrs Louis Jeffreyais visiting with relatives at St, Josephfor a few - days this week. Miss lma Weseloh »of Waterloo is spending the holidays with Mr.` anci.. Mrs. H. Weselo-1.' . Mr: and Mrs. TEd igerner and child- ren of Bayfield spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. G.Mer ler. Mr. and Mr : ?'red Witmer and son Roland, of Exeter spent- Sunday air the home of Mr. and.Mrs; D. Koehler. Mr, Elgin Hest, accompanied by his sister Flora left Monday for Sea forth where they will attend Colleg- iate Marshall Zeller,;,who for the past two months has been. visiting` with his grand -parents at Merlin; returned. h;o me on Thursday; evening_ • Miss Mat, ,thiel. eeturned to -bee home on Motility evening," after_' spending a week in. Toronto,: V'at '* the Millinery Openings.,„, Rev. Eoy Elmwood of our boys, preached•,tu'; larges c, a- gregation in the Ej ugelierl • church las Vatinday evening ., :.• Au error was niade in class S of the Zii soh• pr s list‘in•which nrrze5 tyer - given separately. 'It should have,Geeii three prizesfor herd of 10 grade, and three. prizes for herd of 5 Durham. Messrs Henry Gellman and Win. Fee took a trip to Detroit and Windsor on Saturday last. Mr. Fee purchased a 1910 Model Ford Touring Car. They metered home on Thursday and re- port a pleasent trip. Mr. M. Stumpf of Mildmay died on Sunday as the result of accident. ° lie leaves a widow, a daughter of the late Nicholas Foster sr, and a family of twelve children to mourn his untime= ly end. The funeral took place on Wednesday. The item sent from Zurich publish- ed in Monday's Free Press, regarding the local eater needs some correction. Firstly, there is no political editor here, as the Herald's stand, politically has always been independent second- ly—Jokers in Dashwood did not change the wheels on the buggy as stated. Thirdly, the "political editor" knew the condition of his rig, when he left that town. Anti lastly, if the local scribe of the aforesaid Free Press, would take as much pains with his. correspondence as he door keeping the three coats of his oesophagus greased with Slit.' Fico. the readers of the Free Prose would be assured of getting an occas- ional Zurich item that would be cor- rect and worth reading; but we bel- ieve the case is hopeless. The Estalblislned 1853 Opened Branch in Huron Co. 1874 Saving Bank Accounts Solicited. Zurich Branch R. T. DUNLOP, Manager to nd stratford. The Jackson Clothing factory ,as doted this week, to give the hands a Holiday. The h isles Olive O'Brein, Pectin h.dbfieiSeh'ai ti Miranda .'mown, left on ilfcanday to attend High School' at'. 1�.tietQa.'r ' 11cv.. A. stroeder, Mr, and Mrs, } lin Zettl e, Mrs. MceCormick,: urs A sittelho'ltz and in. John Foster were ar alildivay this week -to .attend the '.1oneve' of the late err.' Stiimpf. A meeting of the Blake Branch of 111Qa4en's I,p:stitute, will,be' heldat the home of Mi s. DayiclTough, Peon- e,thae, an '. uesday, Sept. 9th. All menibe s and visitors weclome. (School re -opened on Tnesday. with Crr Archibald as principal and Miss Trade Bess Who had been teaching at Nye y lmrn Sask.., for`some: time and Miss Woods of Barfield' as assistant; teachers. lint/ .Miller, of Toronto has.accepted toe eeall to the Lutheran church here, and iseirpected to arrive abort the tat cl of the mouth. err. hiller is . a, selenid speakerin both languages and. ;tire'conregatioia; is tobe congratulat-: .0(tin eecuring;`his58L'"� ccs. 4th'aaataittal ri trent crf. 41,e Zut : 'Tia Club were held ton .Moii:' da.Y and proved a. splendid success Thdgattendance was large and all enioyecl th'e sports. 'l. he popular Jubilee Silver Band rendered some fine music during the afternoon, -and the weather ideal, Following is the result of the races. Green Class Bessie Bars (Mo'Ewen Hensall) 1 1 1.. Mandy E (McKenzie Brucefield) 2 2 2. Nellie B. (Bos'enbsrry Zurich) 3 3 3 2.40 GLASS Pntchen Wilkes (Hodginc Clandeboye 1 11 Minnie Bars (Kiemp Dashwood) 2 2 2 Minnie D (Deeher v Zurich) 4 3 3 Mandy Hunter (A Anderson 3 dr FREE FOR ALL Peach Bars (H Bossenborry Bend) 1. 1 1 Roadtnaster (Muraoek Hensall) 2 2 2. ;Erie Hunter (Henry Pfile. Zurich) 3 3 3 MILE FOOT RACE Wee.. McDougal 1st., D. McDou- gal 2nd, J McAllister 3rd. MILE BICYCLE RACE Elmore Oeseh 1st. Win. Fergus- on 2nd. Dan Staubus 3rd. The concert in the evening was well attended, and the Hensall Am- ateurs are to bo highly congratul- ated on the splendid rendering of the drama, Valley Farm. Victor Riddell of Louden delighted the audience with his dances. The 'Junior baseball boys put on a double header with the Crediton Brownies, losing the morning game, 8.2 and winning in the after- noon game 7-2. Battery for both games ; in morning: F. 'Thiel and i'. Howald. in afternoon: i... Hoff- man and F..Howald. HICK'S FORECASTS A Regular storm Period is at its :Oaten: on the 8th, covering the 0th ceche 12th. It will be remembered b;' those who have studied our fore - :Oats closely, that September the i lth, and afew days before and after ihe'drate, ass rule bring a phenemen- al crisis hi the magnetic and electri- cal elements. Northern lights, elect- ical storms, earth currents, volcanic 'unrest and ail related phenomena ale most probable about this time, If the barometer fluctuates rapidly, fiu- a,lly falling to very low readings, any time in or about this period, such may lie regarded as'ovidonce of violent winds, hurricanes and possibly torna- does. These disturbances will pro- bably culminate on the 9th, 10th, 1I th and 12th. Cool nights . with frost in the northwest, will follow this period, spreading eastwardly over. the c6utt•y from about the 10th to lath. TT .HOs OF THE DA.' IN A1*6'. I'ATENT AND O U Ore eed Leading. Brand,f Flourr, Short, .Bran and Fee Corn Course 'and. Fine Salt. Produceof all kinds tal;en in exchange. • Phone. Louis 'Jeffrey' No. 23 •I-IENS'ALL l<IAIIKEP 1 ,m Beans primes per bus $1.20 Cook's Snowdrift Flour 1;2.75 Snowdrift flour in 5 bag lots $2.50 Feed flout' 1.30 Bran per ton $19.00 Shorts per ton $20.00 Wheat leer. bus. 94c ts. Barley per bus 55ets. Oats per bus. ii2cts. SP gentlemen : atch Chains Silverware We - Jaz e you`. Oh t "` and other lines. F.. W . Hess G. R. Hess Jewellers, - ZURIC Our Spring oes have adved. Come in and have a look at the luany'clifferen styles we carry. The Home of Good Shies I Let me Know your Want If yen are looking -for a Farm, Toss or Vacant Lots, I will try td ,ssrtisfy Loans arranged on mortgage ,eecu, E. JL L k , A. }fence, s ants, • iC.