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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1914-04-10, Page 1choices✓( With Vol. XIV. star's No, 6 Published every two weeks P'ice gratis A little'pper devoted to news usually heard and seen around a General and Hardware Store. SPRING MILLINERY OPENINGS FRIDAY and SATURDAY, ,MARCH 27th and 28th. You are cordially invited to attend the Opening A New Club We have decided to organize a new club in the village. The name of the club is "The Brighten Up Club" and we want every man, woman and child in Zurich and vicinity to join. "Tae Brighten -up Club Creed" To Brighten -up myself to be, opt- imistic, cheerful and good natured. -To Brighten -up my home and spread the Brighten -up spirit among my neighbors. To 13riglten•up my business and take pleasure as well as profit from it. To Brighten -up tray town and pro- mote its social, industrial and com- mercial progress. To promote the love of Nature sun- shine and fresh air. ,: To adopt Brighten -up as my slog- an. • It costs nothingto join, ,this club, the only 'condition being dial; fill' Members when in need of good„ paint ' must use only S. W. P. the right kind to brighten up with. We have a full supply of house cleaning necessities such as carpet sweepers, carpet whips, tack hammers curtain stretchers, linoleum binding, mops, etc. • A nice line of fancy buggy rugs in. Many pretty patterns in the lot. .• Why Not FRIDAY MORNING APRIL 10, 1914. r-e..ra. rr ra. l► es:411, LOCAL. NEWS, . (4• 4 4 r o Don't forget the rabbit Oa,' E factor Mr. Benjamine Geiger; of • Sa+lcat- chewan is visiting in this section. Mr. John Trilemner left on:T:luts=' for Detroit, where be intends to 'teak, Mr.- Arnold.. Hildebrandt = lett,,- on Thursday for a"visit with relst;tiyes in London. Number of otir young peopleatr'mcl ed the reception given at the house of iUlr. and Mrs: Henry Braun onTtani.zay evening A.'number of f riends -- and vela cities' attended•:the funeral. of Mrs: A.l«to.k. iMlonclay afternoon.: Miss Ethel Ilodgins., teacher Rooth 11 has 'resigned and leavai bbrelay, for llineardine. This week the pupils of the " eblic school rooms are trying thier p, ao tion exams *of ,ore Why not buy e. summer cooking stove now. You'll need one any- way and you may as well use it at once. We have a large variety in stock now and we invite to see our display, We have the New Per-. taction Blue Flame coal oil stove, three and two burners, with oven end glass door. We oan recomm- end these stoves in every way put them out on trial. We will have a demonstration of these stoves in. the near future. Watch for date We also have the Detroit wiokles' coal oil stove and the Sun Gasoline cook stoves, Como in and see them Silks! Silks! Listen! We carry the largest stook of fur nitu e in the county, prices rigor. A.t Flartleib's. 20 VillageLots By , ,ucta 1 have instructed Mr.; Harry. Bossenberry, Anctioneer, to- sell by Eublie Auction„ Wednesday, April L5, oommeneing at'' 2 • o'clook,-azbout 20' good building. lots, Full partieularsi on page 5, -this issue. E. 7r1314flaRR, Zurich Mr. Sam Keener of Iensall was in, town a few days this week. W. 0. Wagner will have Neilson's: :Ice Cream Bricks of TorontoforEaster. Schaal closed on Thursday after- noon for the Easter holidays with a splendid program Mrs. Jantzi of Baden is visiting her parents, Mi. and Mrs. John: *wee - Geseho of the Bronson Line. Mr. Fred Bess Sr: delivered on, T aesday a ntunber of loads of irople- inents, from the B.ensall stat' . We have a big stsck of McKenz e home made horse collars best on earth. i .t Hartleibra. Mrs. Herbert ilii slid children of Exeter spent last week with Mrs. EZ. Axt. Easter is almost here,. butbefeee, call in and look over my supply of Easter Shoes, and. be well dressed for Baster. O. Fritz, Mies Sadie Watson, teacher onthe Bronson Line„ has resigned that, sch- ool, and left for her home in Bay field ou Thursday. ' Froan.nbw .on. we will have en hand QUALITY COUNTS. we WINa fresh supply of lettuiae and bananas. W RERE. Q Call,in see for yourselves 14r Wm wagnex O gang it odels include the latest and most fashionable comfort. We NU SHOE' Ladies and Gentlemen! Boys . and Girl T have 33,o v.'iiiix sure' a fain.. 'ie of stylish aired all latest outs in East'er•slsioeg. A. i l A.ssortineixtto oho • olzz; :Boys! 'espoeiall'y you; eaf at ry store,- and see the 1 est slippers., g '1s.. How for a E;, Ater Gift. - No trouble.wh:atr to 'shwa tine latest Shoes. Butter, Eggs and Dutch Setts taken in exchange for shoes Mr. Oliver °entire third son `o` Mr. and Mrs. N. M. _Centile died recd 1 tly at Toronto, at the age of taw- 18 years. A number of our geed horse men attended the Seaforth and Clinton fairs last week, and brought' Motile fair Prizes. Mr. and Mrs. H. Randall, who have been residing at London for , solus time, have returned and are hying' with their daughter Mrs. A. Zattel. Mrs. 'Adana Faust entertaiuedlite Sunday school. class on Satiu'day after noon and evenig, it being Mrs, Faust's; birthday. The young girls had a very: enjoyable ttme. Mt. Arnold Stumpf, of Milda.,za~~�„, , '' rfrom 1st. ht s arsaas�^t' ] v -il e Y . tress f t I. S t Mr. 11 p late is a son of the formerly of Zurich. : ' Our harness department, was never butter equipped then Just now, you will find here. up to date harness and Harness goods of all descriptions, •prises right; At Hartleibs. . Services in Che Evangelical church will hencefoe .�h until further notice given, be hell as follows: Sunday school at 5.45 a. m. Evening service at 7.30 o'f;lock. Next Sunday ewen- ing a Ear"lter program will be given by the Sur,day School assisted by the choir. Everybody cordially invited tQ atf.end. We want to tell the men, young. gents .inn h`n fti s i t and old, about crit �et'� �,, n .. defArtinait;''-re pride ourselves `on the large stock of suits, trousers, ties, ;shirts, in fact everything that a man needs in 'sv'earing apparel. You will likely need a few things in this line this Spring and we want you to come in and see ourgoods anyway. Just now we are showing a new. line of men's neck ties and also socks, belts and collars, they are just what you hove been looking for. Don't forget to look oyer new suits when in town. In our Dress Goods department will be found a splendid line of silks, in fancy brocades and stripes for dresses These good have just been put into stook and are the very newest on the market. Also a line of plaid silks for waists and trimmings. Plaid Goods Lace Curtains We desire to call the ladies' atten- tion to our stock of lace curtains. We have them in large verities in white achu in many patterns. Our prices on those will interest you. We also have a large stock of curtain muslins. See our line of ready to wear bons{ e dresses from G0cts. to $3.50 each. What about a raincoat for this h' tnd of weather, our coats are unsurpr ,seed or quality and prices. We have just received a ship— ment plaid Dress Goods in follow- ing styles, McDonald plaids,. Me - Gregor plaids, etc: These are. the 'Very newest out and used- for lad— ies skirts. You win not beta style if you do not wear wplaid skirt Ladies.. ', TheZtiric Herne of Good Shoes Yes That Is: Right. You cart b just what you want at the right pri } � at the BLAKE STORE. Itis e-is`ily- � M tared. We buy, right that is cam.sell right;. o a�d of well assn we t+ General Stock Uoe taken. in exchangeo choose for goods. DOUGLAS BLAKE, ; — — • ONTARIO NOW vara SPRING 1 9 14-r.Wm ti -A catecasn rehersal.was. given ofof footwearfor veer andhave the shoe that the .c_ onfirivation era's iii the Lathfriends.. Thee never was a time whenthePublic oa 1 p see i re cn Sunday,., the Church 9 shunt fc>>st vtea ;; then.317;2.9,ent.. p y; Gh t h. *pre c eatan em w:e we h i � �t, . �. h>N was filled to:its Dont forget the big minstrel show in the Town Hall on Tuesday evening Apr, loth. Its just one great big laugh. Coil Wire We .have put into stem' i a large Eihiprent of galvanized . coil spring wire, 9 gauge, beat fi1r ,veland make Also barb wire,, table , wire, brace wire, feekeetaples, , wire plyers, eta.`. Get caul.- pazieee'on fencing before You tin. We Neil only Peerless fai$V. Bee: our poultry fence, j uittkbte thine; for your garden. Many ladies have not the time to make up the waists and dresses for immediate wear. We have real— ized this and have bought a large 'variety of the latest designed waists, in all popular goods and patterns. These waists are well made, neat and stylish and cost from $1 25 to $3.50 each. See dis— play in window. For a good Varnish try Mar -not Dr aapab ,none'better can be .exude A New Tea If you want building lot, comae to the sale on Wednesday 15th. Should Zurich get the railway, a lot or two in this subivision will double: in value in a short time. E. Zelleu;, Zurich. A lady deiuonstratox on Ohl •Hamel will be at Hartleib's Store on April 20 to show the people how to do their own graining. Every- body welcome, ladies especially. See ad in this paper . LUTHERAN CHURCH The Sunday services will be at the usuiil hours: German e Fmn Iish 3 a.m p Sunday S 2.00 a• g . are p. n:. The following meetings held during the 'eek : S. S. officers and teachers 7.30 pan, on Tuesdays. Men's Missionary society at 8°.00 p. in. on Tuesday Young People's society at 8.00 p.m Friday. The Ladies Aid Society meets at 3 00 p. in. the first Tues- day of each month. A cordial invitation is herewith ex- tended to all, not worshiping else- where, to worship with us and take an active part in the work of the var- ious societies of our church. We have secured the agency of Thomas J. Lipton's celebrates teas. The teas are grown on vast estates in Ceylon and India and are cared and handled by the most modern methods. Try a pounder Half pound. Produce always Taken. PAEETEA T61ephot.e No. I have the agency of Ladies tailor- ed made suits, all ladies that wish to have suits made, coxae to my store and choose your sample, and gat your measure taken, Prices right. E. Appel. The annual Conference sepsion of the Evangelical church, will convene in the city of Berlin next week, April 16th, under the.ohaimanship of Bish- op Bowman of Reading, Penn. This being the 50th year of its organization will make this conference, a jubilee session. Some of the leading officers of the church will be present to part- ticiptUti in the exercise. On Thursday eve last, the Unique Club met and were pleasingly enter- tained by a musical and literary pro- gram including the debate, "Resolved that the growning .of beans is more profitable than the growing of corn." The debate was full of enthusiasm brighs and instructive.. The judges gave decision in favor of the Negative they `winning by one point; Z U R 1 C 'ti The MOLSONS BANK Established 1853 Opened Branch in Harm-. Co. 1874 Saving Bank Accounts Solicited. Zurich Branch' R. T. DUNLOP, Manager Bitter and eggs taken in exchange foie shoes. F7AusT Zuri Have you seen the new SuperiOr Made by the Raymond Mfg Co. of Guelph. The, oldest 11lanufacturers Cream Separators in Canada. The SUPERIOR is strictly self -balancing and self ring, and is warranted for 5 years against defects natural wear. Try one in your own home and be convinced that it is Superior to al lot ELL. OR KLOPP, Local A OLOTRING STO ` The Board of the Ilerisall Public Library extend the privileges of their large library, comprising nearly fif- teen lb:tared f"teenhiintired volumes to the resi- dents of Zurich and vicinity. The reading of good books is recognized ae being one of the main up -builders of character, just as bad literature is a Lure destroyer of morals. Te have free acme to this fine library is no small favor and our citizens should feel thankful for the privilege of its •use. The charge is a mere nominal one, being v" cents for a card and which entitles the holder to 26 books A Mr. D. W. Toss, is the Librarian and Rev. E. F. MeL. Snaith the chairman ,f the board. The library is open '.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, the hours being from 1 to 6 p. in. fund. from 7 to 0 aa. an. SPF'iNG SU/ *the Suit Question A settled very easil for the Young Main tl sires "suit smartness.' Our stylish Sp suit all the little "liiaIcs" dividt`�'a11y is Yonttg . . _444..1 h,sin„t,. Clothes bv.�v.s.,.... - - ish, The new feattnng a>1d Tailoring Have aj honored by the best tl tailors in our Land cal these Suits to our ord for our special trade. Every new feature.. ing and fabries enablE supply you with„a be clean - cut, 't .00 SPRING SUIT'.