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Home My WebLink AboutThe Herald, 1913-10-24, Page 1I , Vol. XIV. 0 0 0 0 1 Outfitters For the public in general. We can supply your wants in any line you may require for the colder weather. Just now we want to call• your attention to our lines of Suits, Overcoats, Ladies Coats and Fall Dress Goods. We have the stock and the variety is so great that we can satisfy one and all. Men's Suits 'To be properly dressed you muss wear proper clothes.. We 'handle only the celebrated 0, N. and R. brand: of ready - to wear clothes and they are right in style and material.. They give you that well dressed appearance that is so great ly desired. All prices, Coats and Mantles We have just opeded up a large shipment of Men's' Overcoats. These are very stylish,in makeup and the mat- erial it of the best. We have them in many different styles and the values are right. Our ladies coat department ie also well stocked with the -newest in ladies coats. These come in many different styles and cloths and we cordially invite the ladies to call and look through these lines. We have a number of coats which we are offering at greatly reduced prices, . • , Dress Goods This fall we have triedto maintain.' our reputation ' as "the Dress Goods House of South )Huron. Our stock has never been so large and we are continually adding the est inthe dress goods •market. • -See our selections in rid ',elv44 tt'erns so popular till's hill, FURS The time for Ears is again here and it will pay you to -see'our lines and, bet our prices' if interested. 'We make '1+1nriined coats a special feature. SPFCIAL For next week. -9 Ladies Hem Stitched Handkerchiefs for 25c regular value 5c each Royal Purple ' We are sole agents for Zurich for all Royal Purple Stock foods and preparations. Get your stock into g ood ' shape for winter by feeding a good conditioner and Royal en "`a-•Dutra •eri11 do Stoves and Heaters Talk the uew range with us. You will soon need it now. We believe that no better store can be made than 'the Peninsula or Happy Thought, We believe it so firmly' that we'absolutely guarantee every one we sell. A large range of basebuirn,ers and seek heaters to choose from. Saves One Ton in Seven A Heola furnace saves one ton coal in seven. The steel ribbed fire pot does it. It radiates the heat so quick. ly that the fire pot never becomes rod hot. None ,of this heat goes up the chimney. Let us figure on your 'furnace job. Produce always Taken. J. Telephone 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I The bffieial Organ of ,'% ;h ' ,ae . HEy Township L ra, a. e -a. 411,MIP' 5' LOCAL NEWS. Mr. Melvin Smith was. a visitor AlexMousseaw's &few days.last weal Mr. and Mrs. John Decker sr. vi ited with. Mr. and Mr& Louis Rest Goshen Line on Sunday. Ur. and Mrs. Fred Kalbffeisch vies ited with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ira; Goshen Line on Sunday. Mr. Walter Steels has • Murch.; a store at Exeter and will move. that town in the near future. ;Lxr. J. A. Wislliamf the newly 'a pointed post master of Seaforth, l this week to take charge of"the ofiz I have a place for $2000 or ;125 on good farm mortgage' seeurit Apply it once to E. Zeller, Zuric Mr Wm McAllister of the P Lina, and Miss Blanche 'McAllister Clinton were married last week.' -- Mr and axes George Douglas we called to Hamilton on Tuesday; o ing to the sudden illness of daughter, who is attending : N School in that city. Mr. Wendel Colosky of El Indiana was in town this Week awing old acquaintances. It. years since he left for the StateG Mr. William Hey has purchas his father's farm at the Babylon -Lite together with the stock and imply ments. Messrs J. J, Merner M. P., J. P. Rau and H. Youngblut returned. on Saturday from a hunting trip. They brought two fine deer with them.;; The date of the Box Social Of the Y. P A. of the Et/ n e1ic a rte ohurc h g has been changed from Friday Nov h to' Friday Nov 14. K tcp ' t • rug i>r m a.nd. ; a1i 1'iti? Olr� es printed bills. . � F NO i 6 Women's Shoes "American Beauty'p. - We have just received, aishipnr .-at of Arnerican•sh.oes in, elotIi hop, button, low beels3. paters., leather, and Gan Metal, stamped on each shoe; Alnetrieoan, ..:eauty. teen's, `�`�Astori .. Shoes" We have a.full stock, of men's Line shoes wi ich have • ()equal. iX. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Preeter, ° 9 z.URt.el A terrific storm set in on Stan, afternoon, after a short period' of Indian Summer. The drifts are -.six feet heigh in places, and ` traffic has suffered in consequence. We will not wish for. another such blow for the balance of the winter months. Mr. Milton A. Buchanan of Toron- to, son of Dr. Buchanan, formerly of this town, and Miss Maria Avery, of Chicago, were 'united in marriage on Saturday; 8th inst. They will reside in Toronto. We extend hearty con- gratulations. As a result of picking the winner in the recent South Bruce election "Tolly" Wurm received a free ride home in a wheel -barrow. The rash young man who had to provide the. • push" was Ed. Siebert. We expect to produce a photo of the interesting event in the near future. Don't forget the box social given under the auspices of the Y. P. A. of the Evangelical church, in the town hall November 14th, at 8 p. a fine programme will also be rendet'- er1 consisting of addresses Readings, Solos, etc. Everybody welcome. Mr. Morrison, the conservative candideto of Macdonald, Manitoba. who was,eleoted last October, re. signed his seat this week owing to' irregularities by his agents. This will make another vacancy to be filled before parliament meets, South Lanark will also hold a bye - election ehortly. The SAH mos Established 1853 Opened Branch in Huron Co. 1874 Saving Bank Accounts Solicited, . Zurich Branch R. T. DUNLOP, .Managei The lectures given bye Prof.. Dyer ofTurkey in the Evangelhical.• Church on Thursday and Fl -ay evenings ,were largely attended, -they Isere both interesting and instenetive. Zen's and Women's Heavy Shoes We wish, you to. est and see these lines. We can please you. . Butter, Eggs and Dutch Setts, taken in exchange for shoes. SAMI E. FAUST, Zurich Feed Store 4. Leading:Brand of' ri Flour. Sho , . � ss Bran and :Feed. min 11Iav' bee and Wilson, one of th best known firms ot't cattle dealers Toronto, assigled;last week when th ittieks declined. to honor th'ir p; e creditors it was vSAI $ tatar,4 = irate 's greatc,..^k' theirEabilities ur E Zeller is opening up a new street at the north end and intends subdividing a few acres of his proper- ty into building lots. The new street will be made between ax ;treidinger's and CThiels dwellings, The north end of of Frederick street will likely be closed up as it would theu be of no father use as a roadway. To dry pluck poultry, hang them uU by the legs; kill them by running a sharp knife in the mouth well up 'and back of the head'as it is there the arteries are located. The reason for this procedure is that when the chickens are hung up by the feet, the feathers droop, and as the chicken dies the feather nerve dies also and losens the feathers which are eariiy removed.. In plucking, commence as soon as the bleeding has stopped, and to avoid tearing, the skin use a rolling motion of the band. Stephen Township Sunday School Association third .annual convention will be held in cite Presbyterian• churl, Grand Bend, on Tuesday Nov, 18tn 1918. There will be tare; ses- sions, at 2 p. in. and 7+80 p.m. Aftril' noon session: 2.00 Devotional Exec• vises, 1C1r. W. T. Men's Appointment of nominating Committee, 2.15 add- resses by Rev. J. H. Grenzebach.2.45 address by bliss BertbaLaine, Toron- to, 8.80 Snperipdent round tabe, 4.00 Discussion, collection, benediction. Evehing.session 7.80 song service, devotional exercises, Rev F A Carrier, 8.00 address Rev Mr Jefferson, 8.80 address W <x Medd, coy sec, South Huron, 0.00' address, Miss Ber- tha Laine, Toronto. Special music by convention church choir, Miss Martha Oestreicbcr,. Dashwood. and Alalo Qnactette, Crediton. HICK'S FORECASTS A Regular Storm Period involves the 11th to 19th, having its center on the: 16th. The Moon is at extreme north declination on the 16th, which fact will tend to suppress the change to colder, which would normally foll- ow the storms of this period. If low barometric are should cover the south- ern parts of the county, with counter storms moving out of the northwest at this. time, cold, frosty weather will spread southward after this storm period, giving an early ' smack of winter to states far toward the gulf say from shout 17th to tele 20th. Produce of all kinds taken` in exchange. We are agents for Internal tional and Royal Purple stock food. Also a full line of Grocer- ies on hand. 'SPARKS & DOUGLAS HENSALL MARKET Beaus primes per bus $1.20 Cook's Snowdrift Flour $2.75 Snowdrift flour in 5 bag lots $2.50 Feed flour 1.80 Bran per ton $13.00 Shorts per ton $20.00 Wheat per bus. Wets. Barley per bus 55cts. Oats per bus. 82cts. 11131 ZURICH WE ARE NOW APPROACHwi ING THE HOLIDAY Vie are .reg supvly wants. best lines of got,. i n Watch'e: Clocks, Silver-- ware- jewel I e r yr Musical Goods, all goods guaranteed engraved free of charge. Goods Right Prices Right HEISS the Jeweller Lv. Spice 4.-1..!ssV[ a Yen are cordially invited to our Fall Openin ; c,f 11' WO at ready with vie of the best new fall stocks af a,il 'l„- ',.i quality Canadian Mild ,,rueriean Footwear We a , f i,op the llnbz tfie havo made for ourselves : I'The Home of44c Ari ;.;i 4 + l We have a full stock of the vor;y Best Call and see tli, Men's and Women ' Just the thing f'or vvet wrathcr Call ar... oeived a shipment of Boys and Girls sohool nil. Butter, Eggs and Dutch Setts taken i:: I ,4 The Horne of Goold Sho.es Let me Know Your Wants If you aro looking for a Farm, T;i.vn Residence, or Vacant Lots, I will try to satisfy our wants, Loans arranged on mortgage seclurity. :' arket. Noes E. ZELLER, Zurich