The Herald, 1913-10-10, Page 1The Official Organ of ` a rich and BIT Township
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT'. 10. I9i3.
Vol, XIV.
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Wednesday andThursday
September 17 and 18
and. Following Days,
When Miss Kerr will be plea-
sed to show you the latest styles
in ladies' and misses and child -
rens' hats. You are cordially in-
vited.
ew Dress Goods
We 'wish to call special attenti
on to our line of new
dress goods consisting of velvets in all new shades in cord-
ed, brocaded, plain and striped designs, These goods are
very popular this season and are reasonably priced, ;
New Coatings
dust the thing for winter wear. We have chinchillas
tweeds, Diagonals, abstrachen cloth etc. We want you to
see these gocds as they ase jest right in patterns and col-
ors. Ask to see our ready -to wear ladies coats and
mantles.
Sweater Coats
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3:1, ti va •: 1.1.a;ny col irs at a1l prices. We
Havre -,0,07n tor t Ii' ars' a. well as for the old man, Gall
early ElF °zi: t .hoi_te
-Penins lay. and Happy Thought
:oves and Ranges
Remcidoc ern Aling Agents for the above stoves
and ranges. Evera- one fully guaranteed. Burn coal and
wood. Large ovens and perfect bakers. If you are inter-
ested in a range call in and let us talk it over with you.
A full line of Baseburner's, 'Oak stoves and
Heaters of all discriptions,
Hecla Furnaces are our leaders.
Produce always Taken.
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LOCAL NEWS.
estlp^ataraa"ats^a,aap�-rte
The Township of Hay and steirhen
are having a quantity of ` gaavel put
on the Townline, this week, this ;,;;
certainly not done before it was needs'
ed as the road never was ars rough-' ,a5,
this summer.
Services in the Evartedicel
church next Sabbath at 10,45 a: c,,
and 7 p. an. and Sunday School at.t
9 30 a. in. In connection with tz;;a
evening service the pastor vy
°ts
speak on '"The attendance : of
children at public worship" Every •
Weare buying potatoes for fna—
moil late shipment.
1111; Orland Johnston of Clinton was
la visitor in town on Sunday.
Mrs C Heyrook and Mrs A Geiger
wore in London on Moiaday.
Mr Louis Jeffrey wishes all3.his'
bags that were lent out returned.
l r, Yolia Duniert of Berlin is spen-
ding -a few days in town. '
' Mrs John Gasoho is visiting her
parents in Pigeon Mich for a few
weeks.
Found—In Zurich. on saturday,
the 4.th inst, a.,small sum of mousy
loses pleae inquire at HeraldUfdoe
body welcome,
Last Friday evening -the Y. F, A
of the Evangelical church. Dashi-:
wood came to Zurich to spend na
social evening with the Y. 1' A. at,'
Zurich. The reception Gommitte-;,
welcomed them at the church-
in
hurch in general made them feel at
Afi
fine programme was rendered by
the visiting Y P A under .the a be
chairmanship of Rev. J•. H, Grelt
zebach, consisting of'. Reading
Addresses, Solos, Duette etc, 'VII
Zurich Y P A also assisting with
few selections. After the prograr
refreshments were served, and
most enjoyable evening,was spent
Readings
'lube Jubilee services in the Eve,
gelical church last Sunday •wale
distinctly of historical nature, but
never the less most instructive ai.id
interesting. The pastor who hid
charge of the services spoke most
impressively on the work of tile'
church in the -past referring to its.
small beginning, gradual develope-
ment and the trials perseoutfors
and difficulties they ,bad :to encarip
ter, but the little band stood of the
trials, more than conquerors a e`
day the church 'stands'•reoogniZed-
by all the Christian- bodies, w -I lt3, l
i not of a i' zi;tle-iniluence in every
thing,that tends to build. 3tl)`. 'a•,
wants* • and. elint naitjn ; ,
whit, f is Wroli ; ei,i ": •Adertiding - ,
mon.` Great things cod has wilori-.
ght within its borders, and • still
Greater things are looked for.
The October number of ROD and
GUN IN CANADA published by W.
J. Taylar, Limited Woodstock; Ont.
has been received and justifies its re-
putation as Canada's leading sports-
man's magazine. The cover cut this
month is worthy of special comment,
depicting as it does "A Madonna of
the Marshes," a cow moose and her
calf, photographed in their natural
habitat. "When Fortune Smiled in
Mooseland" is the story of a big game
hunt in Northern Ontario and is
brimful of interest to every :sports-
man. "The Game Trails of Canada"
by S. E. Sangster is a resume of the
approximate outlay involved in a
big game hunt, for a non-residant, in
each of these provinces. "Moose the
Swamp Hog of the Canadian Forest"
is the leading article, being .a study
of the moose in Henry Braithwaite's
connrry in Central New Brunswick,
with photographs of live ufoose in
their natural environment. Other
stories there are. of ont-door interest
and the regular deliartinents'are, :Well
maintained. Under Alpine Club of
Clanadat e-pr:Oar's the 'story of the
'tCai:thedrael Camp.7 held this summer
in the Canadian Rockies and under
The nap department there is a spe:
cial ;rite up of • the 12th • annual
Tournament of the Dominion of Can-
ada Trap
an-adaTrap Shooting Association
The
mgars=abremannormssytto
Established 1853
Opened Branch in Huron;
Co. 1874
Saving Bank Accounts
Solicited.
Zurich Branch
R. T. DUNLOP, Manager '$
a
Mr Jack Routledge of Dashwood
commenced work on Monday in the
Molsons Bank.
Mr. J. J. Merrier had a break down
at .the eider mill on Tuesday which
stopped operations' for the day.
Dinie the Blake Women's
Institute will be held at the home of
Mrs. R. N. Douglas, Blake, Oct 14th,
2.30 p.m. All visitors are welcome.
Mrs. Louis Jeffrey took a trip to
Dti.arti last week. The dry weather
is interfering with fall ploughing es-
pecially on the heavy clay land.
'Mr. George Douglas of Hensen
T,raovedto town thisweek, also Mr
George Sparks of Stanley. They
will take over lir. Jeffrey's business
on.,tbe 15th.
Dr. S. H. MacDonald of ITensall
will be in Zurich, at Dominion Ilouse
every Monday to do all kinds of dent-
al work. Please remember the clay
of. the week. All work will be prompt-
tlywacl carefully attended to.
The Dashwood Turf Club have
at rang
ed for +
a big days- on
lllcnday Thanksgiving day Oot 20
The progrstn will consist of horse
r'acti9r a s'lbooting tournament _ be.
$idee.othor'aports: ;,ulaitission 250.
Gtilltaren. 1. cts
-With the beginning of the 'Fail,
trade peeping out, our business men
should .sit up and take notice. There
is no use expecting the residents of
this section to go around with a mic-
roscope try to find out whether this
or that is sold in our town. The only
plan that will work is to keep everlast
in, telling them what you have on
hand. That is the way the up-to-
date merchants get their trade. There
is no reason why the people of this
vicinity should be expected to adopt
any different method in regard to
trading than other places. Tell them
what you have, let them know its cost
show them you can save them time
and money by buying from you and
then they will come to your store and
not carry home mail order catalogues,
'There are hundreds—yes thous-
ands of people within a short distance
of town who scarcely suspect what
there is for sale in your store. Let
them know where you are, invite
them to your store. tell them about
your bargains, show them that you
want their trade just as much as it is
wanted by out merchants, and a little
more, by the way ---guts they will be-
gin cowing to you. But if you sit
down and. expect them to hunt you up
you are going to be very sadly disap-
pointed. It costs num) to keel) goods
a year before ;,citing, them and they
gat shop worn alis out of style. 1'e
cannot get business without asking
for it and Lim best way t., ask is by
attractive advertising.
IIICK'S FORECASTS
A Regular Storni extends from the
10th to 15tb, having its center on
the 12th. The Moon is on the celes-
tial equator on the 13th, indiclaing
that low barometer, eloudliness' and
autumnal thunder storms will gather,
and visit'many localities in' an east-
ward sweep from the 13th to:the 15th
As these storms gradually move to
the east, a high barometer press close
on their western flanks, and cool,
frostynights will spread over most
parts of the country. especially:north-
ward and central, on 14th, 15th and
16th, Cool to chilly weather will
reach almost or quite to the golf at
this time, A seismic period, in
which earthquake reports will be had
from many parts of the earth, • extend
from the 12th to 19th, having its cen-
ter on the 15th. Keep your eye on
the period' and the telegrabic reports.
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Women's Shoes 66AL:lei-lean '1eaug.yf,
'We have just received a ships • ant of American shoes in
cloth top, button., low heels, pate) t Ieather, and Glu. Meta-
stamped on each shoe, American Beauty.
f'en's "Astoria Shoes"
We have a full stock of leen'., fine shoes which haw
no equal,
Men's and Women's Heavy Shoe
We wish you to call and see those line's. We car
please you.
Butter, Eggs and Dutch Setts, taken in exchange for shoes
S
FAUST,
Zurich Feed
Store
As I have sold- ply flour and
feed, business to Sparks pec Donglas
who take possession on Oct.
15th... I desire to thank rimy many
friends and customers for their pat
ronage and solicit=a continueuee of
the sates for ;the :new firm. I
would hire i411:those w*owe 'alter
accounts, to call and settle, by cash
Thanking you for past favors.
Louis Jeffrey No,2;
IIENSALL MARKET
Beans primes Tier bns $1.20
Cook's Snowdrift Flour $2.75
Snowdrift flour in 5 bag lots $2.50
Feed flour 1.80
Bran per ton
Shorts per ton 820.00
Wheat per bus. ti -lets.
Barley per bus 55cts.
Oats per busH,ets.
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We will save you
Oh these and other lines.
F. W. Hess
6. R. Hess
Jewellers, - ZURIC
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have ;ii'ivetl. Conn, in ;tical have a look at
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Let me Know
Your Wants
If you are looking for a Farm, Town Residence,
or Vacant Lots, I will try to satisfy 5 our wants.
Loans arranged on mortgage security:
E. ZE LLER Zurich