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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1913-12-05, Page 13,7,..!-; • ' • J • • • . • , . .1 • '" , , . • • - Vo1 • - • • - •••• '" ,• 'Z. • • -4-.35 • .ct. •••_, "c • t • .„ c '.3V; . • c.) • • • _0,41 Organ Of' Zurich_ and Hcy l'ownship • • -.73 .Z:33 • - • • - , • : • Ot, f".:•••gtt . ▪ n,44 . • '4'4 - • ^ • c,•• ; • 0 44 c .51 , Ci • ;-7 _ 04146 a 3,,.offnir -Jae, Ime"‘..7:11,46. 44`3". 333 • 'At -bp ' ••• utcafttGe.„45 - - •ous laaivritolae,,over imffikrAgtoc WO' 0.,,::great4 ---!:,trite%44.1* • ",-Ni • tlo o,-;;Bdvdth .717/ ney nratV-f yoatz, cl • o • *. • . • r ••-• e ;:t rte. . • . • 7 ; \ .,•••• • Rickitlar "$4.,k10 pei-yd-l4p,eglisial,:te.,"Atitm-:.-_71: 2.m) t " j • - . . • „ , • c, - • 4.3 • :17f)tre G60/d I . ;-'4• Vod • - " • 130 c, • „ • gi-,s , .„.. - • .60 g • 111 4 " :• eTeds& Woestead We have out our prices in tweed suitings to half ' prkoe. 414'6- 'Regular $2.5.0 pes 3rd Bargain Price 1A5 per yd. „ 150 .1 1: tt t • 75 44 .1: _Ch.ildrens' Toques • A. large assortment of Ohildrens' toques at 25c each. A full line of Ladies' and Children' hose regular 250 bargain price 15 and 20o, A lot of taney ginghams and Zephr cloths, regular 150. bargain price 10c. a yd. • Men's and • y,'s caps johlot worth up to 500 bargain price at.150 ea. regular 20c bargain price 1.50 a yard. . Neck Furs Regular $10 bargain price 2.50. Regular 9.00 bargain price 6.0g. Regular 7.50 bargain price 5 00. Regular 4.50 Bargain price 2.50. Men's Overcoats Regular $9 bargain price 9.00, Regular 10. bargain price 6 50. Regular 12 bargain price 8.50. Regular 15 00 bargain ,prioe 10,40. Regular 18.00 bargain price 14 00. Bov's Overcoats, all sizes at big bargain prloes. • MEN'S SUITS Regular $7.00 for $4.00 Rsgular $10 00 for $0.50 12. for 8.50 cc 15• for 10. Regular 17. for 12.00 Boy's suits from $1.00 up. The biggest bargains ever offered. • Ladies' Mantles Our ladies' mantles have been napWg mit rapidly the last few weeks. We sbill have a few left tonlear out at $5.00 each se are good quality and styles and a big bargain worth up • •. to $12.00 4, Child's Coats • Allifdren's corduroy and. blanket cloth coats from $1.50 up Sweater Coats at greatly reduced prices. ... GROCERIES . We have i.jutresck a nice lot choice now fruits for Xmas trade; now raitin, currents, the best we can buy. , You should have some of these for your Christmas cake. • Crockery and China A large stock of dinner settsimported direct from factory, at prices that are bargains, also a lot of fancychina for Christanas„, We have now on ilikpltyyr, etc', etc., suit tittie ,91 all de rtine 9.' , yinstftiVgifik:.,•0f* .; • • • . • ttg '41-04,41t. norm's. appy nd --------• .e.-4- Produe.e,Alw,y.s. Take, .ree' • '"'Z 1,, 14.* .*, 3)01 Telephone 9 • t4r..*40 AV= tt-48XCV, 4sm*A001, • • 1 • ::N1NG„ DEC. ':•.L.04.410- .„ tt-e,„-4,-* A -an ifiss fig'agitepther of Dash -Wood, spent-Sff.44. with. MISS Liela Siebert. •11r- )2.4 1914.Alig. Hill weke;:-N.$it- org over SUr.day. Cook 4oif Private Family.- Good RAY fa): iompetents p-prson: *vs. W. M. GartShore; London,' Ont. For Sale -2 car of cattle, Prows and young-oattle Phone no 15:711en, sall. Gee. Joy*. • A bag ai .-gtrlfeat vvits iound on the Zurich fad one day last;'. Par. tioulas attlifik.offiCe, Mrs. Ja00103rown, Goshen •1413€1,, returned hone On Tuesday ev4ng after an extended. visit to herchtu- ghters, Mrs. F. Kehn of Berlikt stud Mrs. H. Becker, New Dundee !'Jr. W. B. Wilson of the 1414SOu's Bank, lately returned from Wie,i4eg is on the Hensall staft at • prWfint. "Billy" was -glad to get back tO; old Oti - 5 191-3. • See E. Appel's advt on Pa& 5, - t'. Wm. Bender visited- Lotidon an Stratford this week on-nisCtie0.--; Mr. Harry Hess ahipped 3-13.?.zPO' • eons to St. Thomas on Monclaz4. N019 wItieit he received $0cts. a pair..# x.4 Mrs, Jacob Ort of the Bronson/311P :1! is visiting with Mr. and MrS:7Ti4-x----W n:* bn's.S1 'Arnetican Beatit11 Mersaac. Z. r•-• 1 have a place for $2000 ors:42500 on good, farm, mortgage secnrity. Apply it onoe.to E. Zeller, -Zutiob. Pony for sale, well broken, and quiet in eVeryway. Apply to ,Dan. Smith, S. Joseph. Rev. G. P. Brown made a Vying trip to sebringvli1e last -w015, n oonnecdion-with some very portant matters. • On account of the Sunday school convention held at Bayfield on Nov iiveti)." 20 was received to late and will be and Women's Heavy Shoes published next week. The MiSS8S Maggie and Lydia Zim- merman Bronson Line, left for Seb- ringville and Tavistock on- a short 'visit with their sisters there 4". : -'..._ . • • - , , ..--• '•-• , W9 liwis,just rec.eived a shin..; piat of ilinerican. sh.oes:*::; . cloth.top., button, low heels, pate,j, t leather/ eld'aun Meta . ... st4uped on each shoe,American 1.3e'auty• ;. •7 : .flen's "Astoria Shoes" 3 ; , We have a full stock of men' Erne shoes which' _have no equal, Dr. Montague has bobbed up in ,Aaption.Sale.-Of a car of =,:cows, Manitoba, after a lapse of about 15 schne wen. bread and others, oniSat. urday,.Dec. 6th. Ebb onti,o'clo6Y. 4: years and is now a member of Prem - .E. Bossenberliv• ' !IiiigiV,g4a,501L ier RoblinLs Cabinet, Who says a AuctiOner: • froprietor. politician can't come back". ' Official notice hasbeen recolved Remember the date for the " Christmas entertainment of the that 'Votinkon the Scott Aet wil1.4alte Evaxtgelici Sunday School Deo. 25. pOce throptil the county on Thin- The beautiful Cantata, "The Holy doyl.Taharf 29th. This date is ex- one of Israel win. be one of the 00416 WALL • '71 best ...(.3hristmas entertainments 'i Mr4-4 iii‘betet was greatly •it • ititerd .6,1acki_•••,.... i•ci ,..111- eviir given in Zurich or community, Do kkiTt ay on Sabi -may more anon g.-ei 1tlitettplyes of his . ttore • ' a te the hoase in the evekin The claims adjusted. nf the;'Water-".' nd presantid'ini with. a AIOrria loo Fire 0o. wits in town olattlay hair. "Titika‘ovvs thehigh ese,hiein and adjusted the fire 4tts of 11145 qi itti'vo401.04:9 ikkhid-by -those 'Alio Merner at $220:: ',11eas nv,re hai:i at vv0F1#14g fOr hm. ' ''''''' , pleated with We way le 'loss .1-.1.4.tiofiai'Salu---'1)f ,,a4.44itci34,00.rier,,t'4KAwA,. 111Y-Mf=1"4,44''1.-- , plement-148, furniture,on Dec.cf8th2 En1,°' . • ' at one ectOdk. i , In renewing for 'T1 gqoPd. 1 E. Bossenterry ' , Wm. Beaver. Allf Galina= formerlyof Amt. Prop. Writing regarding winter Sr slfatF The annual election of officers of ing etc., at Rosthesi Sasier .non.,'Ay the ladies aid of the evangelical chur- makes us of the banana et of an- aclashiyeE in oar boots. 1We w&uld ch took place last Monday evening in the basement of the church which re- liketo semi A1 some nice ripe stra,w_ stilted as follows: -President Miss berries but fear the distance is &too Lydia Faust, Vice Pres airs. a p great, and the shock might affect his Brown, Res Sec 'Mrs Ed Axt, Cor Sec heart. We used to enjoy skating hut mrs-D 5 Faust, Treasurer urs dhas the prospect of six months of it, Fritz, Organist Mrs. Ass tOrgamsb arm Wm Calfas, Librar- wr. Hoffnian, inailiaeksetshuos wfeeelstliaknedasnaiy7 ptahleaceh.atArelsft ians :as A Faust and sirs Win in the Rosthern section was splendid, O'Brien, Auditors airs al Fritz and Th , ,' - • e setS ILO5 111 the Evangelical airs J Preeter. The society is in a flourishing condition and ie doing splendid work for the church. Coming to Zurich. -Mr. George Howard of 131ake has accepted: 'the position of principal of the public school, his duties to begin after the new year. Mr. Howard has put in fifteen years with the Blake school and has given Splendid service to that section. The local board is to be congratulated on securing his services and it was on the earnest" solicitation of our trustees that he finally consen- ted to leave the Blake section. We hope that our northern neighbor will be able to secure an equally efficient teacher. Mr. Archibald the present, principal intends going to larger fiela, and though there is generally regret on his leaving town, we 'feel sure that Mr. Howard will be able to fill the position with satidadtion. • Eirablished 1853 •, • O'en'edtranch in Ebro • . ' Co. 18714,f4 church next Sunday evening will be especially helpful and instructive. The pastor will speak on "Obedience of Children to their Parents" Eery - body welcome, especially the children The YP A service last Tuesday aven ing in the evangelical church very inspiring and spiritual. Mt Rob orb Green and ariss Veda Fitz had charge of tho meeting, The subject "The Chtistians Ideal His Reward" The pastor also took part after which a nnmber led .inprayer. • These con- secration meelingkiare the most im- Portnt in rKA- work as they are the most 1-44,1 t4tlie spiritual Lfe. • MQVtO.ZURIcH The cluldren and grandchildren of Mr, and„M‘.. Sam McBride Sr: to the number erthftty elght gath. °red at their home St,iniTT, on Tuesday evening and presented them with an address, prior to their /DON ing to Zurich on tbe foll- owing' A pleasant evening was spelot, which included a big fowl sper. Followirg is the address Kt a n la. Nov o, 113, er. Eitienr1-11, ft46Itlr4kptic1161'101.10efreFiithenisd i3nvg. y•00,1bel ,1., isb o()rtoe •_,"ptiiar, dee Ix fpct nd lo ve Tor t familYile that has bound iis together for se maul Tears. Al- thouh wc!h.eve had Many -,verzi happ:ter lezt,i0,41t.byt17-01eYt1 er met Witlet vieW.‘ ZURICH IF,:soittzgo00.*-38‘714 • -7 i:fAr ' . • We wish you to call and se 6 these 'lines. . We can please you. . Butter, Eggs and Dutch Setts, taken in exchange for shoes. SAM. E. FA ZURICH iirich Feed We are now ing supply all k.W$th the be nesJd n watche .:06k4re, jeweler Mut • Vilf114 All Goo Lguaiarileed,engiavecl free Chare. SPfLARAS ' ' ' HENSALL MARKET Beansprimes per bus $1.85 Cobiji-Sivldft Flour $2.75 SnoVrift flour i5 bag -lots 5(); FeAlfoui 1.50 • Goods,Right Bran per ton $22.00 . Shorts per ten $24.00 •• HESS Wheat per bus. m8cts. Barley per bus 55cts. Oats per bus. 82cts. Prieos Riolt ,%0(0,33., raltwaskratms!staaramreaserele•Aemor=cre..,3,...- 1 the Jeweller s'ammx,....:izzracsospoVip, You aro cordially invitiod to our Fall °porting of Footwear.' We tic ready with ono of the best new fall stocks ;If all the latest :and best quality Canadian and American Footwear We ui-n to lrec-,p thfnnae we havo made for ourselves: !"flie lieme of Good Shoos" 1' "" • RUBBERS We have a full stock of the very Best Rubbers on the market. Call and. see them. Alen's and Women's Heavy Snoes Just the thing for wet %Tether. (2aD and see, ',Ye have :just eeived a shipment of Boys and Girls sehool shoes. Butter, Eggs and Dutch Setts taken in exehange for thoof,c 027 P.)6LL', ,tr ,,Z(1' The Horne of Good Shoes ,.1....wearesamoomow ,es That Is Right. You can 10:13 you:want at the right pric( AKE STORE-. nderitand. We buy, right that is hut, it We have a large and well assorte 4pk to choose from of all seasonable .0-oods. • rbdnoe taken in e:nhange for goods; Zurich Banch.; *-- R. T. DUNLOP, IVIanag0r utiENSZ'arthafgria2MERROZ/11MgiangatSpigt, lab 'pfeSAA'"‘You, things 5pirttiiiI,"-wigieli•ti's ttir 'More; essential, Signed in behalf Of your "Family f'? E) BLAKE, - L. rui ONTARk0 •