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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1913-12-19, Page 1The Official Of Zurich and ,SCI,7 Township Vol. XIV. FRIt1 RNI.YQ, DEC. 19 1913. F D 1 Bargain Sale A We ,announce to the public a tremendous Bargain Sale. We § have gone over many lines of our § immense stock and reduced the , prices so: greatly that they will move out rapidly. If you want to save money now is your chance. Read the following: Ladies Mantling $2.00 per yd Bargain Price $1.00 per yd. 2.50 g, 1.25 " 3 50 " " Il, 2.00 f{ if 1,25 �� .1 ,• 75 it It Regular Dress Goods Regaler--$1.50 per yd Bargain Price $1,0.i per yd, 1.25 75 I.0p0 " <. „ 65 4. << •{ 85 l• It t1 i1 60 ,. V 60 ,< 1, . 50 t, 50 << <, • 11 «' 35 1i 11' If 11 4i (4 -Tweeds & Worstead Suitings. We have out our prices in tweed seitings to half pride to clear, 1 'Regular $2,50 -yes- yd Bargain Pride 1, 25 per; yd. tt. 1./50 K Price "5 r: Li 1.00 •y It i4 '44 50 It f{ 1 n 1 0 0 Childrens' Toques A large assortment of Childrens',toques at 250 each. A' full line of Ladies' and Children' hose regular 25c bargain price 15 and 20o. A lot of fancy ginghams and Zephr « cloths, regular 15o, bargain price 10o. a yd. Men's and Boy's eaps job lot worth up to 50c bargain price at 15o ea,. Rimona cloth regular 20c bargain price 15o a yard. • Ladies Neck Furs Regular $10 bargain price 2.50. Regular 9 00 bargain price 6.00. 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 0 pride 6.50. Regular 12 bargain price 8 50. Regular 15 00 bargain price 10,40. Regular 18.00 bargain price 14.00, Bov's Overcoats, all sizes at big bargain prlces, 0 § M FAN'S SUITS irti 0 Regular $7.00 for $4.00 Ranular $10 00 for $6.50 12. 'for 8.50 b" 15• for 10• Regular 17. for 12 00 0 Boy's suits from .$1.00 up• The biggest bargains ever offered• Ladies' Mantles 0 Oar ladies' mantles have been naov-ing out rapidly the Iast few weeks. ' We still have a few left to clear out at $5.00 each • These are good quality and styles and a big bargain worth up • to $12.00 1 0 Child's Coats Children's corduroy and blanket cloth coats from $1.50 np Sweater Coats at greatly reduced prices. GROCERIES We have in stock: a nice lot choice new fruits for Xmas trade, new raisins, currents, the best we can buy You should have some of these for your Christmas cake.. �( Crockery and China jk�l A large stock of ctinner setts imported direct from factory �f at prices that are bargains, also a lot of fancy china for Xmas: • Christmas Gifts We have now on display a large assortment of Toys, Dolls, k! etc., etc,, suitable for the children. Also many useful gifts of all descriptions. Shop early. . 1 0 Peninsular & happy 'hought Stoves and Ranges. Produce always Taken, • Preeter9 Telephone 9 ZURICH 1 0 0 0 0 4"a SLS,.ia,ra,r . alt el; / LOCAL J W mss•• Mr. Philip Sipple of Parkhill was in town for a few days tilUis week. We wish all our readers' a Merry Christmas ,and prospero�ts;New Year, Sat - day, Owing to the fine weather on urday, our merchants leid' abusy Dr. J. L. Wilson of holstein was in town for a few days tis week. . Miss Maggie Sheik, student nurse. of Guelph, is visiting hes mother, for a few weeks. The rabbit shooting season closed on Monday last, all shooters will'like- ly be sorry. Mr. William Deno.t'i aleck. has purch- ased Mr. Louis N. Denoniy's farm at the Sauble Line and will take posses- sion 1st of April next. 3Ir. C. Schrag of the Bronson Line Stanley is installing a small cheese vat and boiler and intends;oturning the milkoff his dairiherd into cheese. Chris is a practical cheeseA faker and this venture ought to be a profitable one. The quarterly meetin .,. nd com- munion services in the : Evangelical church last Sunday were well attend- ed. Rev. S. R. Knetolet' preached two very strong and spiritual sermons to the edification of many, Tee Fourteenth Cron, Sunday School decided to hold their ohrist- nias entertainment on Friday Dec. ember 26 at 8P. na instead of Dec- ember 21st. as announced in last weeks Herald. A. good programme is being prepared, the fourteenth S. S. is well known for its excell- ent entertainments, fine; singing and splendid 'Cc ad- naission. A, free will offering will be taken. The services in the Evangelical Church, Zurich, next Sunday will take the nature of Christmas, both morning and evening. Special music will be rendered at these services by the ohoir and others The Pastor will speak on Christ's Nativity" and its Blessings to the world." These services will be bright, cheerful and spiritual. Everybody welcome. The Y. P A. on Tuesday evening was in charge of the Pastor, assis- ted by Miss Ida Ortwein, The subject under discussion "Lessons from Men and women of the Bible" Was ably presented by the newly elected Vice, Pres. A 'number of others also took part in the dis cession of the of the subject, which. became most interesting and help. ful under the unfolding and direct- ion of the leader There will be no meeting next Tuesday. Sir William Mackenzie returned from the old laud on Friday night last, thus completing his third jour hey there to float loans for his • rail- way. Each time he has been succes- ful, and altogether he has raisect$19, 000,000 in 1913. Sir William made the statement for pnbliction that money had not been hard to secure in Britain for investment in Canada. Seventeen thousand three hnndred men are out of employment in Win- ipeg, according to a statement made by W. Hammon cl, past president of the 13 wilding. Trades Council, to a lab- or gathering. .lip arrived at his fig- ures by a consideration of trade union. ists now idle. He says 25,00Q will idle by Christmas, i The MI LSONS BANK Established 1853 Opened Branch in Huron: Co. 1874 Saving Bank Accounts Solicited. Zurich Branch T. DUNLOP, 1VIanage>x Ilist O,nly six More clays till Christmas. Mr, ham Merner is on the sick .1 A number from town attended Mr. Win. Beaver's sale on Thursday. Mr. J. J. Merner's store will be open from -n.o ron until • Chrismas, every evening., Mr. Roy. Appel left Monday for a two week's visit with relatives rela- tives in Merlin. Deaths from from tuberculosis in Ontario for eleven months of 1913 numbered 926. .Pony for sale, well broken, and quiet in everyway. Apply to Dan. Smith, St. Joseph. Messrs Frazer, Melvin, Royal and Miss Mildred Brown of Crediton were in town on Saturda,y evening visiting with .Mr. and Mrs. J. Preeter. Mr. Henry PfiIe and sister are leav- ing for an entended trip to -day (Fri- day,) for St.Thomas and points in the state of Michigan. Christmas coming on Thursday next, our regular printing day, THE HERALD will be printed and mailed one day later than usual. Christmas Eve Services -The us- ual Christmas children's service of the Lutheran Church, will be held on Christmas eve Dec. 24th, -Two pro- grams will be rendered, a German and an English. You are cordialy in- vited to attend this service and bring your friends with you, TheChristmas entertainment of the Evangelical church, Zurich, will be held on Thursday evening, Dec, 25th. One of the finest programs ever given in Zurich, will be reudered by the school. A large nninber of the mem- bers of the school, including the prim ary, secondary and adult Bible class- es will participate. The beautiful Cantate "The Holy One of Israel," unique and beautiful in its composi- tion, instructive and uplifting in its character, and inspiring and influen- tial in its rendition will be given. Come early and secure a good seat. Remember the crowded house last year, when even standing room was a premium. Doors open at 7.00 o'clock Admission: adults 25 ors. Children l Oets. XMAS GIFT If you want'a Christmas gift that will be a constant all -year-round re- minder of the giver choose an edison amberola, or a fine piano, organ or sewing machine, if the gift puzzles you and you cannot think of any- thing nice enough let us suggest that you visit IL Well's music room Zur- ich: and see the fine 13e11 Art Pianos, Amherst piano, and Newcombe pianos also- Boil and Dominion organs, Edi- son .New Consealed • Horn Phono- graphs and Singer Sewing Machines all in stock your visit is Welcome if you buy or not to see and hear the fine uiniscal instruments, satisfaction 'guaranteed in every respect prices the cheapest, pianos from $150 up, six octavo piano case organs from $50 up and edison phonographs from $19.50 up. HICK'S FORCASTS A Regular Storm Period covers the 18th to 24th, being central on the 20th. This period iod is at the central crisis of the winter solstice period. On and next to 20th, 21st and 22nd, a very low barometric area will deveI- op, storms of possibly rain and, thun- der will pass eastwardly over the country, but‘rain will turn to slept, snow will follow sleet, and genuine blizzards will sweep out of the north- west and reach all northern to central parts of the coutry, by the evening of the 23rd. The barometer will rise very rapidly to very high readings, immediately on the western sides of these storms, causing high northwest- erly gales and change to very cold woa111er. This cold wave will reach far L 'o the southern state,s,and south atlantic ooasts, endangering tropical plants and fruits, With very low barometer in the 'south, and steep gradients reaching back in to high barometer noramarcl, there will dan- ger of frost and freezing all the way tai the gulf coasts, and precautions hnuic'i be ta1cetl adcerclingls. ' , - -a_ READY FOR IIRIST1,L With Winter Foot wear, Trunks,, and Suit Oases. For Women and Girls Button and Lace shoes Felt shoes • Felt Gaters Felt slippers Overshoes Felt lined shoes Rubbers For Men and Boys I:atton and Lace shoes • Pan Shoes t 'elt Gaters . J,eather Slippers 11UCKLE OVERSHOES- buckle VERSHO13 buckle overshoes t.fen's rubber boats Men's 2 buckle rubbers Men's 'lace rubbers Boys' 2 buckle rubbers. s and Boy's Leggings an Wool Sox. Full assortment Men's and Boy's Rubbers. Farm Produce taken in exchange for Shoes. SAMI E FAUST, Z[JRIC Zurich Feed Store Leading Brand of Flour, Shorts, Bran and Feed. Cora Produce of all kinds taken in exchange. We are agents for Interna- tional and Royal Purple stock food. AIso a full line of Grocer• ies on hand. SPARKS & DOUGLAS IIENSALL MARKET Beans primes per bus $1.85 Cook's Snowdrift Flour $2,75 Snowdrift flour in 5 bag lots $2.50 Feed flout 1.50 Bran per ton $22.00 Shorts per ton $24.00 Wheat per bus. 83cts. Barley per bus 55cts. Oats per bus, 32cts. QUAL!T PIIRST Whether Yon Buy a Article as a Gift, Yo. Will get QUAOTY Our Shop, Our Shows Cases are "Full Up" with Choice Goods. Look them through, Watches, Necklets, Rings, Scarf Pins, and hundreds of Other articles. Engraving free, on our Good Goods Right Prices Right HESSf - JEWELLERS w Fall You are cordially invitod to our Fall Opening of Footwear, We are ready with one of the best new fall stocks of all the latest and beat quality Canadian and American Footwear. We aina to keep the name we havo made for ourselves : "The Home of Good Shoes" RUBBERS We have a full stock of the very Best Rubbers on the market. Call and see them. Men's and Women's Leavy Snoes Just the thing fel wet wrather Call and see, We have just re- ceived a shipment of Boys and Girls school shoes. Butter, Eggs and Dutch Setts taken in exchange for shoes e. FRJTZ� The Home of Good Shoes Yes That Is Right.. . You. can buy just *hat you want at the right price at the BLAKE STAR. • It is easily tc understand. We buy, right that is how we can sell right. We have 'a large and well assorted General Stock to choose from of all seasonable Goods. Produoe taken in exchange for goods. R. N. DOUG