HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1913-09-05, Page 8Famous Gray Motor
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Sold by F. HESS & SOIL
mummer Goods
Coo , comfortable 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
1:f you want the 'newest in Laces and
Embroideries. We can supply you, Conte
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 yoiu pocket to see
them before baying elsewhere.
Hats and Caps
A full range of straw hats for men wo -
men and children, all styles and prices.
Linolenrnns and
Floor Oil Cloths
If you are in need of anytheing in these
lines, come and see our stock. We can please
you.
CAI NAWARF
A new shipment of Chinaware to hand.
Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, 4 -piece Table Sets,
Water Sets, etc.
'wssh Groceries arrays kept on Land
Alt Kinds of Produce Taken in Exchange
RUBY
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Shingle4s
Shingles for All. Two Cars on Land
The Hasting Brand that has stook the 'test of
time, and ren -.ember the test of time is the test
that tells.
Order at Once
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ZU RICI-i
Still Doing
Business at •
The Old Stand
ere ghavo been appointed Ageiif,5 foe!
the colnbreted
Fanning Mill
Sieves
I
am agent°for the Clinton fann•'
ing mill sieves, and farmers re.
gniring any, can procure them at
my farm, South of Zurich
John Eley jr,
Massey Harris Implements Cone and
get your
new Suit
'We handle everything. in that line,
Seeding Implements, Manure spread-
ers, all kinds of Plows, Seed Drills,
Disc I3a,1'rows, Cultivators, 1' • t.n
Harvesters, etc.
Harvesting Implements
Bidders, Mowers, Rakel
Laders, Etc
Hay,
Massey Harris -
Cream Separators
All kinds of -Plow repairs, Gasolilae
engines;' See our line of Cutters •be
fore you buy, all our own make. Bag-
gies, Carriages, Wagons, Sleighs,
Square Dealing Our Motto
At Zurich's Leading
Tailor Shop the only Place,
where the Newest is always
shown. first; and satisfaction
guaranteed,
Laundry4iai Colhiiection
W., H. HOFFMAN
11"ailor - ZURICH
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BIG BA•RRGAINS IN GAS ETGINES
1t H. P. weighs 320 lbs'' 150.00
2* " „ 400 "
$G0.00
4 our best II. P. _ " 800 " *120.00
4 our cheapest H.P. 725 " $85.00
6 H. P. weighs 1500 " , $160.00
8 <' °� 1820 " $250.00
12 " " 2700 " $365.00
For Sale by -
Louis Prans, Zurich.
• C33,FaDITON `
Miss Clara Fabler spent Tuesday'
.iu London.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Kuhn visited in
Toronto, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John 'Sweitzer are
visiting in Toronto, this ',week.
Mrs. (Rev.) Becker is visiting
friends in Berlin, .
Mr. A. H. Burland spent the holi-
day with friends in Grinsby.
Just received a shipment of men's
shirts, collars and ties. Feist Bros.
Mr. H. Beaver of. Hamilton spent
the holiday at his home here,
AIF. Sam Finkbeiner, wlio has been
visiting in Sarnia has returned home.
Mr. and -Mrs. Ed Wurni and little
daughter Kathleen of Zurich visited
friends in Crediton on Tuesday.
Mr. Pfaff of the townline has
charge of the Principal's room in our
school during the latter's illness.
Airs, Richard Johnson London, is
visiting for a few days: tliis.weekwith
Mr. and I1rs. Thos. Trevethiok,
Remember the date of the opening
of the Methodist church shed, Thurs-
day October 16th, There will be a
big foul supper, followed bY e 'good
program.
The many friends of . Miss Ethel
Clark will be pleased to learn that
she is doing nicely after the.: opera-
tion for appendicitis on Wednesday
last,
The work of painting and 'decorat-
ing the basement of .the Evangelical
church is progressing rapidly and'may
be completed this week. Tthe of6.oials
are consideringof having the inain
prrt of the church decorated.
Mrs. Short and daughter of London
are the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Heist.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. ',tricker spent
a few days with friends in New Ham-
burg,
Miss Lizzie Oestreicher who has
been visiting in Berlin, kis returned
home.
AIL. and Mrs. John Slams spent.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. Man.
son of Mt. Carmel.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Oesftidier tiro
this week visitingin • '.rat istook end
ToroiIto.
Mr. and Airs, Harry Sweitzer . and
Miss Pearl,Haist are yisit,nt iii i'br-
onto this week.
Mr. and Mrs: Wm. Young of Liman
visited their parents Mr. and Mne.
John Young, over Sunday,
Miss CafEory aai1d Miss ToIng'o£De-
troit spent a 1ew`elaq thio weekOs
the home of Mr. Jnr Guinan; ,
Voters' ,Lists 1913
Municipality?- .of'ilm Townslii
of Hay,, County of 1•lurnh.
Notice is hereby given that I have
transmitted or delivered' to the per-
son's mentioned in section 6 of the
Ontario Voters' Lists Act, then; eooiies
required by midsections to be ;inti tuan
smitted or delivered of the list, 'Made
pursuant to said Act, of all persons
appearing lay the last revised Assess-'
Inont Roll of the said Municipality' to
be entitled to vote hi the said ' Man-
icipality at elections for members : of
the Legislative Assembly and et' mun-
icipal eleetions; and that the said' list
was first posted up at my office at
Zurich, on the second day ;of
Angust 1013, end remains there for
i ns>:aeeti on.
And I "hereby call upon al voters
to take immediate'pr'ooeeding, to have
any errors onomissions e0ii.e lade ace,
ordirig to law.
Dated: Zurich, Aug. 2nd, '1113,
Fred ITees `'in?,
Clei•l: cf Iles to
Messrs Herb and Everett heist and
Roy Palmer' left Tuesday morning for
Chatham to attend buisiness college,
Mr: Barney Brown is spending this
week in Toronto combining business'
with pleasure.
Messrs Otto and, Ezra Ewald
are visiting their sister Mrs.
Redfern in Toronto this week,
Mr. II. Trick, who has been in
Chicago for some timeis ab present
visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. C.
Trick, •
Just received a shipment of ladies'
and children's coats, they are new.
and up-to-date and prices right.
Feast Bros.
Messrs -Chas, Finkbeinerand 'Nelson
Schenk who are Ming acourse at the
Model Farni Guelph, were lioino for
the holiday.
Mr Chas. Kinzle and .daughter
Reba, left Monday for Delhi. Miss
Kinzie 'will teach in the school where
her father and mother went to school.
Mr. and Mrs. Tonin Jarvis of Ridge -
town have returned homo after a
pleasant visit with.Mr, and Mrs. S.
Brown.
The Misses Nola and Addie Geiser
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Warm of Zurich for a few weeks
returned home on Tuesday.
The Donees Bance of the Sunday
School of , Evangelical church are
preparing for pie social of Friday
Sept. 12th. For lOots. you mill get
several pieces of pie, sandwiches and
coffee. This will bea splendid opp-
ortunity for young men to find out
the good cooks. The basement of the
Evangelical church is going to be
beautiful and will reopened Sept 21st.
A S. School rally will be held in. con-
nection with this promises to be a
great day in the history of the school.
A. lively contest is being waged be-
tween the adult classes one of the pro -
grains is being prepared. Don't forget
the date.
The annual meeting of the Credit-
on branch of the Upper t aeade bible
society will be held in the Methodist
church Sept, 8th at 8 o'clock Rev, R.
J. Bowmnan'Agen1 of the society will
address the meeting.
Our school reopened on Tuesday.
The teachers are as follows. Miss A.
Schmidt, Miss Moderwell and Miss
Mildred Brown. The principal Mr,
J. Curriehas not arrived owing to
illness but is expected by the end of
the week. '
Our Brownies drove to Zurich on
Monday and played two games with
the•Juniors of that village.. In the
morning the score was 8--2 in favor
of the Brownies. Harrison Holtz -
Mau pitched and Murry caught. In
the afternoon the Zurich boys won
the score' being 7-2 in their favor.
Fahner and Holtzman were the bat-
tery.
Services be held in the Evan-
gelical church, next Sabbath morning
at the usual time. The pastors subj-
ect will be "The Judgment In the
evening the annual Bible society will
behold in the Mennonite church at
7.130 o'clock, Rev, ATr. Bowen of Lon-
don Ont. agentoff the society will del-
iver the annual Address'. Mr. Bowen
is one of the best informed nien on
the society's worm. Come and hear
ellen." This is an interdenominational
work, let all the Churches participate,
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 16 L.R,11., slimy T'e'wnship, 100
acres more or less..'Tlie' farm is tile
drained and fairly welt fixnced with
wire fencing. Or 'born 26x56 and
ono 28x40, franmc•ased tog, house. For
price and terms, write to Michael
Malonoly stJasep lh.,. P. C:t., or E. Zel-
ler, Zurich.
PTIMIRRWiawW,..o,..e VIIV., Y.AQ,,11a.P.;..Y1.ltiv.
Henry Bossenberry
License's ..%uottoneer,
Hmmron, Midd'esee and . Lanapietre,
Satisfaction gnitranteecl,
Dashwood, Ontario,
Dates arranged at the office
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WESTERN FAIR
London; Ontario,
Although a number of important
buildings on the Exhibition, grounds
at London have been destroyed by
fire, the Directors of the Exhibition
and the oily Council have already er-
oded buildings to take care of all ex
hibits,'end everything possible will
lee done for the comfort of the-exhibit-
ors
he exhibit-
ors and visitors. Horse stalls have
been erected' and plenty of stable
room provide. The Exhibition opens
Friday, September kith. Single Pare
over"'ail railroadsitt Western Ontario,
/Have' you °ever considered ', Painting ' lrom the standpp,nt-of in
Insurance policy T -
The,preinitim represented by the cost of painting is In proportion to
y the Importance of the security -afforded; no higber,thao otherigsumnee I
. RJ. Ju fact It is considerably smaller, and soon becomes'i mhibs quaptfty.
•' Wby Fire insurance-Tornadd Insurance-.m,ightpinnrxds•1
They only protect when that which, you wish to then, happens.'
Alartln-Seaoir Pant100%!Pine
AA$ords the utmost proteetldp, insures yourrpropert begion
. ' •Witbita application. tC,s: :, ~ ralwM•=„;;._ .±t... },�
r •d' It watds off ifie son doge of Old Sol, the pips of Oid..fack Prost—the
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of oldts Pether,Tichmece,ksd,,,.Per a p�
dr •t'.l-tltloiiUoli. No ssltr, surer or more
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1IURON'SI,LARCEST COANBINATION:STiORE
The Quality
STORE
Fall and Winter Goods
are Arriving Daily
Are arriving daily.
Sweater Coats, Underwear,
(Goods, Coatings, Etc,
Bargains will be given on the balance df all
lines of Stemmer Goods to clear.
Flannels; Flannelettes, Blanket
Hose, Ladies Coats, Dre
Special Bargains in Men's and Boys' Ready
to wear Suits.
Fresh Groceries always on hand
5 pound's Roasted Coffee $1.00 3 lbs best seeded Raisins 25
3 lbs best Currant 250 2:cans good. Salmon 25c reg, I4o Oat
3 boxes Corn Flakes 25c ti 6 boxeS Matches, 5o, for .25
Highest Prices paid for Farm Produea
J. J. METE Zuric
Grand Trunk Railway - Syzte
FARM LABORERS' EXCURSIONS
$10.00 to WINNIPEG VIA CHICAGO AND DULUT
AUG. 22 --From all stations Toronto toSarnia Tunnel inclusive, via Stratford, an
south thereof.
.AUG 25—From all stations North of, but not including. Alain Line Toronto to Sar
*gra Tunnel, via Stratford, alt stations Toronto and North and East of Tor
onto to Kingston.
SEPT a --From all stations Toronto and, East, and East of Orilla and Scotia sct..
SEPT 5—Fse n all stations Toronto to North Bay inclusive end West thereof in Ont
taria,
The Grand TuuitkP*cific Railway is the shortest and quickest route betwee
Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton;.
Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto
NENSALL TO PQRONTO AND RETU1t
$3;.85, Aug. 23. to Sept. 6. inclusive
$2.85 Aug 26 and 28, Sept. 2 and
AIll tickdts valid for return until Sept, 9, 1913
A, L. Case Statien 'picket Agent Rensall
Homeseekers' Excursions,
SEASIDE EXCURSIONS
Aujust:-15, 16,12 18 19 and
Love Round Trip 'Rates to
Me+a+ London: Conneticttt
Portland Me.
Old Orchard; Me
benneybunkaort, Me
,Murray Bay, Quedec
"nucouna Quebec
,wk, John Neur Brunswick
rfalifax NSIM. Scotia
Charlottetown Prince Enwardlslattsl
Sydney N. 5.
Return Limit September' 4th. 1013
Each. Tuesday until
October 28th inclusive
Winnipei xd"Return $35.0(
Edmonton, and Return •. $13,0
Low rates to othor points. Return litni
two months. Pullman Tourist Sleeper
leave Toronto 11;35 p. m. an above date
running through to WINNIPEG via Chi
sago, St. Paul and Duluth without, cllanh
Ti o ketsare now no sale via, Sarnia an
Northern Navigation Company
Full Particulars from any Grand Trunk Agent,
COAL! COAL!
Deleware, Lackawanna, &
- Western Coal Co's
Scranton Coal
All 'Sizes.
ALF. SCRUTON
Hensall.
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