HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1913-12-26, Page 1The Official Organ. os Zrt.3'ieb.. and. Urs' Township;
Vol. XIV,.,
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Sale
a' .
VVe'an�.aux�.ce to the public
tremendous Bargain Sale. We
:havegoney
over mane lines of our
iiiamense stock and -reduced the
prices so 'greatly _ that they will.:
move out rapidly. If you want
rgain
to save money now is your
chance.
Read the following:
z : Ladies Mantling
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4.
Regular $2.00 per yd Bargain Price 1.251
2,50 " " „ ,.
„ 3 50 1, ,. „ " 2.00
1.25 „ ,, 75
per
t.„
yd.
11
• Dress Goods
Regular $1..50 per ycl. Bargain Price $1.0U per yd.
1.25 ,1 t1 ,
6 75 46 64
1.00 „ t, „ 1, 6,5 4,
. 44 ,,. 41
60 1, „ -1`
50 „ „
60 " "
50 „ ,1
35
Tweeds & Worstead Suitings.
We have cut our prices in tweed. s'iitinga to half price
to clear. -
x""5 res yd. Bargain Price 1,25 per yd.
11
1.00 '.,, 1 4 50
Childrens' Toques,
A large assor tment of Chiidrens' toques at 250 each. A
fall line of Ladies' and Ohilclren' hose regular 25o bargain
;price 15 and 20c. A lot of . tangy gingllanas and Zephr
cloths, regular 150, bargain price 10e. a yd. ,Men's and
Boy's caps job lot north up to 50e bargain prioe at 150 ea.
Kimono, cloth regular 200 bargain price 15o a yard.
Ladies Neel. Furs
Regular $10 bargain price 2.50. Regular '9 00 bargain
price 6.00. Regular 7.50 bargain price v 00. Regular 4.50
Bargain price 2.50.
Men's Overcoats
Regular $9 bargain price 9.00, Regular 10, bargain
price 6 50. R,gnlar 12 bargain price 8 50. Regular 15 00
bargain price 10140. Regular 18.00 bargain price 14,00...
Boa's Overcoats; all sues at big bargain prices,
MEN'S SUITS
Regular $7.00 for $4.00 Regular ;10 00 for $0.50
tt 120 for 8.50 15• for 10•
Regular 17. for 12 00
Boy's suits from $1.00 up. The biggest bargains ever offered.
Ladies' cantles
Our.11udios' mantles. have been shoving out rapidly the last
'fete weeks,. We still have a few left to cleat ont at $5.00 each
These are good quality and'styles and a big bargain worth . up
to $12.00
Child's Coats
Children's corduroy and blanket cloth coats from $1,50 up
Sweater. Coats at greatly reduced prices.
GROCERIES •
'We have in stock a nice lot choice newl..:fraits fol: Xmas
trade, new raisins, currents, the best we can buy. You should
have.some of these for your Christmas cake.
Crockery and China
A large stock of dinner setts imported direct from factory
at prices ,Hirst aro bargains, also a lot of fancy china for Yeas.
Christmas Gifts
We have now on display a large assortment of Toys, Dolls;'
etc., etc, suitable for the Children. ' ..lso,u any useful gifts of
all descriptions.. Shopearly.
Peninsular .►w. ppy
Thought Stoves • f nd
n.geso
Produce . !ways Taken.
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DEC. 2 . 1913.
par 1 rasa 7 7 ' 1\.fr:,Oscar Eeeliler is laid.up .with
LooAL NESs. an attack of appendiei'tis:
i Miss Ada Koehler of Toronto vis
eararra �aa� ►;sus ; ited her parents Mr. and ` b1is. P.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Consit - of the i Koehler, over the
holidays
Parr Line spent Sunday in town.,
Miss Lottie Galster spent a fete
day s in Exeter this week..
Mr, Jack Routledge spent Chu' -t
mss at his home in Dashwoed.
Messrs Kenneth Pope and Pei ,;.y'
Clarke of Hensall . spent Sunday in
town.
Mr. Clifford Levy of Clinton spc 4 t
Sunday in town.
Mr, Fred Xalbfleisoh is ,this week
shipping two car loads of fax tow
Messrs Geo Hess and Lee Hoffine•
were to Crediton on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hey of 'Le
Babylon Line spent Sunday with fhe'
latter's parents, in;Dashwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Becker of the Bre-11,14,n
Line spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Martin Warm.
Lost -In Zurich, on Tuesday last
a round belt pin, green pained t'rh-
der, please return to Herald Office..
Matter Russel Preeter is spew nog
his Christmas holidays with his uncle
in Crediton.
Mr. Ford Sparks from Bigger 8 (r1,
arrived home on Saturday evening.
and will remain for a month, he says.
the weather out there is beautiful.
Mr. and Mrs.•Richard Ayott f oiu
Pigeon, Mich. formerly of this sect-
ion are visiting with Mr. and Ms.. L.
Jeffrey.
air. Sam Hey and Miss Mary
Jane 1Yle'vers were quietly married
on Wednesday evening, at the
home of the bride's parents 'lir-
The.pr:oceeds of the Evangelical
Christmas Cantata on , Thursda'y.
evening was aver -ninety dolltfrar
A bus load ;from here attended the
Christmas'entertaini cent in' Dash-
wood onTuesdisy evening., -
Miss Eleanor Hartleib'.of Toronto
is visiting her parents Mr. and. Mrs.
C. l'-Haitleib:
MLS
and Mrs.•J, O. Sacbbs, of Chic-
ago'are spending the holidays with
the latter's mother Mr:s. H. Worm.
Misses Selma, and' Alvada .Wesel
oh of London are visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs H . P.. Wes-
eloh....
Mr. George Hess• of Detroit was
a Christmas visitor at his old home
Also Miss Ida Well of the same"
city.
-Mr. Wilford ir. Brown of Toronto
wars a Christmas visitor at the
home of his parents, Rev. and Mrs..
G. F: Brown..
Mr'Roy Faust of the G,T. R.
of8:ces, Straford, is spending
Chas5tmas.�and over Sunday with
his.mother; Mrs Adam Faust
Mr, Marshall Zeller of, the . Royal;.
Bank Stratford, spent . Christmas
Day;,with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs, E •Zeiler.
Mrs John Hey Jr took' suddenly ill
oft Wednesday, while'b town, and is
anti the doctor's care' at the home of
her,rnother,;Mrs. Stelek.
Mr.Julius Bloch and Miss Ber-
tha'Wurni,were : tnarrred..in Detroit
last week, and. returned to town on
a,nd firs, Uilarles Moyers, parents,
jlrts og.
endsare extending •hearrtyir meou-
r .;,y r•_yl r t`r 11 tany
art•1
�'{�"�kr.tt�.l,�I,ti0rlp,
Imploments on Tuesday, Dec. vials `
at 1 o'clock. -
Al. Maloney E..'Bossentrerry, .
Proprietor. Auctiou'eer.
Nomination will be held in the
town hall on Monday next Dee. 2011a.
for the purpose of electing reeve• and
councillors, from 1 to 2. In the ev-
ening at 7.80 for electing police trus-
tees.
The annual school meeting will be
held on Wednesday Dee. 81 in the
school house at 1 o'clock a. m. for
electing a trustee, all rite payers are
requested to attend.
Word was receiveid hers on Mott -
day, by Mr. Dr. Stoskopf, cif the
death of his uncle, Mr. Andrew See-
bach of Stratford, the funeral was on
Tuesday.
Roy. Roy Geiger of.. Elmwood
Ont., one of Zurich's most promin-
ent yourg amen, will preach in the
Evangelical church, next' .Stini'ia;y
evening. Services will be cenciuet-
ed by the'paastor in the. 'snoring.
Services willhe most .,lielpfttl and
spiritual. Everybody welcome,
•Mrs.• Consit Sr of 'the Parr Line,
returned recently fr,ini Boston,
where a successful operation was
performed on her brain by a spec.
ialist Dr. Campbell advisod the. olr
enation and is highly pleased. at
the result. Mrs Coinsit is 73 rears
old, and had been a severe sufferer
from nenralgihi, and this very del
ioate operation was coal a 1dm!.od the
only way to get permanent relief
from the pain she had endured so
long.
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Established 1.853
Opened Branch' in Huron,
Co. 1874
Saving Bank Accounts
Solicited.
Zurich Branch
zukien
R. T. DUNLOP, Manager
. BISSET-HESS
A pretty wedding was solmnizod
at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hess Sr., at high noon on Christ-
mas Day. when their slaughter,
Miss Freda, was united in marriage
to Mr Gordon Bisset, of Goderioh.
The bride was oharnaingly attired
in Cream silk crepe de ohene and
carried o bouquet of rases' and lil
ies of the valley. The bride enter
ed the drawing room on the arm of
her father to the strains of Lo1i-
engrin'e wedding march played by
the sister cf the bride Miss Celia
Hess ; Rev, W. C. Miller, pastor of
the- 1.,'utheran (lain ch, performed
the ceremony. After congratula-
tion the guests repaired to the din-
ing room; where a snrnptnors wed -
din dinner had been prepared
After a short honeymoon trip - to
to. astern points they will reside
lit Salt.foral ~lights, Goderich.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH
The Sunday services will bo n;
the' usual hours : German 10.8() a.rn
Sunday S 2.00 0. in: English 7,00 p.
rr ; `1i11e'following meetings aro
held during the week :
S. S. Officers' and teachers 7.30 p,rn.
an Tuesdayz . Men's Missionary
society at 8.00 p, in, on 'Tuesday
Young People's society at 8.00 p 711
61riday. The Ladies Aid Socioty
meets tat, 3 00 p in. the first Tues-
day of each month.
Mr. Charles f3ossenberry of .A1-
berta is visiting his ninther and
oi'hor relatives and friends. It is
13 years since Charlie left town
and. his many friends here are
pleased to see hire again.
Messrs Robert Douglas and Hob-
ert Sparks of Saskatoon arrived
home hist week for a short visit.
A. cordial invitation' is herewith ex-
tended. to all, net worshiping else-
where, to worship wit} .•its and take
an active part in the work of the var.
ions societies of our church.
Zurich's . Popular Confectionery
fresh oysters weekly, salted peanuts;
cranberries, grape fruit,
<Tallish onions, groceries, tobacco,
cigars, postcards and auto' poni:.nnts,
fresh bread constantly kept an hand.
Give us a ca11. W. 0. Wagner.
get :..,°tate Mier rroiii
ir. 7t^ 9°s Magic Ointmenfo
NO 22
richvvri,11toz root 7ea2
and'Suit
For Women ?Ail Girls
Button and Lace shoos
Felt shoes
Felt Gaffers
Felt slippers
Overshoes
Felt limed shp88
�Rabber.s
For Men and Boys
Batton. and Lace shoes
Pelt Shoes'
„Welt .Gaters
i leather Slippers
BUCKLE OVElSHOZS
buckle overshoes '
Len's rubber- boats
iVlen's 2 buckle rubbers
'lien's face "rubbers
Boys' 2 buckle rubbers.
len'$ ang Boy's Leggings'` an
wool Sox. Full a.sortment
Men's aria Bee's Rubbers.
Fa, m. Pioduce taltend'u 13 change for Shoes.
E. FAUST, -- ZURIC
i;'ricii Feed QUALI T
FIRST
Whether lion Buy as
Article as a UR. Yo
will get QUALITY
Our Shop.
tore
Leading Brand of
Flour, •
Shorts ran
9
and Fee d or
Produce of all kinds taken in
exchange,
NZ; .i ;-:1:11%
tional and Royal "'1"'u 1,3•"ib"�
stock food.
Also a full line of Grocer-
les on hand. l
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SPARKS ;t° OUGL S
• IIENSALL MARKET
Oar ' 8 ltai"s Ofises ar
�,�t?11r7 .,iiiIt Choice
-Goods, Loolc i',110111
throngli, Watelle,5,
Necklets, Rings,
Scarf Pins, and.
liunclreds of
0tl).er
articles.
Beans primes per bus $1.85
Cook's Snowdrift'Flom $2.75 1 Eo graving free, on CM11' GOO
Snowdrift flour in 5 bag lots $2.50' 1 l,. 1
Feed flour. i.:i0 GOO& a blit'
Bran p,r`t'??.00
Shorts p r ten 4111.00
Wheat per bus. i' lets.,
Barley per bits 55ats.
Oats -per bits. :Nets..
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Yon art, e.,r1 hilly insitod8a otri. fall Opel -0133 of Footweiri'.': lv0
ready- with e ce of 110. tost ne:w fall stocks at all the lutist utol l
quality Canadian and Aanaori' zr11 Footwear We aim, to keep 1ho `1ia
we havo made lar ourselves: "Tbo Monte of (-totl hoes
Ri DBE .13S
We have a Emil stock of the very' Best Rubbers o11 th,a market
inti 1e0 them.
] .e111M and Women's a.: dace i'.)" buoe�
Just the thing 1'ov wet vratber ( is Joni see, we 11 yta 'jai
delved a shipment of Bays and (xiek ri tia..l ;'hoes
Butter, Eggs : nil Dutch Setts taken in excuse ;e tcaa' Olt
The f.A
of
Yes I had You o° l
just whit you want at the rig' ,t
at the BLAKE To I1
It .is easily tc understand. We oily, 1'ighi that
we can sell right. We have a large and w(.1 zt'
General Stock to Choose from of ail seasollal'1, k o
Pioduae taken in exchange for goods
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