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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1914-07-03, Page 1onsolidated Wit DASH- - w cot PI NE 1 VoLI. XIV. FRIDAY MO RNIN Q, JULY 3, '1914_, NO fB!1tBf'S Nei No, 10 Pu.blislied every two weeks Price grat i A little p;aper devoted to news usually heard and seen itrouiid a (xeuerta andHardware Store. Now is the time to do a little fixing up around the house. A little paint or var><iisla will work wonders. The old worn floors con bo I mo:4o cc() loo: bright clad with Sbcrwis-n- Williaa s Inside Floor Paint, or Sherwin 6'� ii!iat'`3s Floorlac. Don't throw away the old furniture tut mak0 it look bright and new by giving it a coat of Sherwin-Williams 'Varnish Stain. Do away with the dust and germ collecting wall paper' by using the new sanitary wall finish, Sherwin-Williams Flat -tone, a durable oil paint that drieswith a soft velvety surface --can be washed with soap and water. There is a Sherwin-Williams paint or varnish to give you every kind of finish. Come and see us about your painting. Hat Bargains All our trimmed hats to go at greatlyreduced. prices. From now until the end of the season we are offering all our ready to wear lord , les' Bats at surprisingly low prio- es. Do nt5t miss this opportunity. House Dresses Five dozen ladies' house dresses just" in With and without dust- ing caps, Very nicely made .of ,durable goods. Regular price $1.25 :selling for $1. Boy's Blouses Ready-niacinboy's blouses in light and dark colors, A very nine dine and a good variety to choose :from. A line of ladies and ohildren's white lace stockings to clear at cost. LOCAL NEWS.. 3 Mr. 1 ofd Sparks of Bigger Sask. returned home for a tow weeks. Mr. Wes. Merner spent . the latter part of'last week in, Eliniria. Mr. Leonard Klopp of Stratford is visiting with relatives over his holi- days. New 2 Gasoline Engine for • sale at a bargain. Louis Prang, 11lr. Dan Livingood of Dctrpit was visiting relatives and friends over Sunday. Rev, Roy Geiger is visiting his par- ents Mr, and 2dts Mose:if Geiger, this week, 11Iiss 'Nem, Soh. ilbe who:. 'spent the' Past few months ,in Broatrangon, is home at present. Mrs. Dan Iioehler:i4 visiting her parents MM'lr. and M:rs, Frei} Witmer at Exeter, this week. Tier, and Mrs. 1, 1+ink1QYiner of Milverton visited relatives, here a few days this week, Lola wits anatenpa:niecl by Mrs, :l m.. Huffman e,iid.: Mildred. Dr. and Mrs. Schellig and the for - owes parents .11r. and M .J. (George Seheliig all of Detroit are visiting relatives and friends in flax; section, • Lost --On July 1st, en •: 1;-onsc,ii, Lhints, north of Illal`ie, a lady s Intuit uir, e or a leddi:shbrhwtr c.`i t'i to ether Frifler please leave at ii tata.ii. 1'tic e 'or Nalco Store: .grist Thiirsclay Civic 1i"tIi:i <:; and Picnic was. celebrated at talc i)end with. a large crowd. The ilea- .t ,rand out to be v great sueccs u,e p•nis dere erllayect•b till, ai.•i t.1 x, etatil latch between IIy. X or is a` : is c §i le seven innings".in favor of thr 'formers side of n -t . hoot 9 o`block, beth busses, a number of rinds, and other ri ;s left for honso well satisfied, and will a.lavays Ise looking foreward for next year's "day out.' A. sad. event occurred on ;Welles. clay afternoon through the death of an old resident pioneer, in the person of Mrs. Henry Zimmerman. The de- ceased was of a bright and ,'ehristian disposition, loved by all who knew her; she reached the age of 71 yrs., 2 mos. 18 days, a consistant member of the Lutheran church. Her husband pre - predeceased tier about two years ago. The funeral took place on Thursday afternoon, interment in the Lutheran cemetery. She leaves to mote n hor loss two daughters, and One Son. Children's Cotit5 We, have put into stock a big shipment of children's coats for summer wear, made of reply, . clifl'eren't colors, Just the thing for wartn weather: Re,. $2 for $1.60 M 1151 11. S We are showing a special line of muslins, Thee are just quality goodsatnd are sold regularly at i2ic. to 15ots, per ,yard, while they will sell them at loots. per. yard. Frost Fence Have just received another ship. went of Trost woven fence, Gnat., ern teed full No. 9 gauger wire and considered one of the best woven wire fenoes on the market. Silo Cement Are YOU. building a silo? We can supply you with Portland cement at close prices. Produce always Taken. ll n e No.` e TR RA ' esuatiri. The Sunday services will be at the usual hours : GerTnan 10.30 a:ni Sunday S 0.00 a. rn. English 730 p, tn. The following meeting -$.1 are held during the week S. 5, officers and teaohers 7,15 p m, on Tuesdays. The • Ladies Aid Society' meets at 6,00' p. iii. the' first . Wednesday of each month. .A. cordial invitation is herewith ex -- tended to an, not worshiping else- where, to worship with ns and- take an aetiye Tart iii -the work of•:the. trig- ous. societies of our church, The MOLS BANK Established 185 Opened Branch in Huron, Co. 1874 Saving Bank Accounts Solicited. Zurich Branch R. T. DUNLOP, Man ger Mr. and Mrs. John Sienzon spent a few days in Tavistock this week Mr. Albert McCormick of Ottawa is home for his holidays. The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical Church will hold their monthly meet- ing on Monday the Fath. July at 7.30 p. ni. ' Mr. and Mrs.. Jacob Smith and Mrs. Henry Maugel of Detroit are vis- iting friends in town. Dominion Day passed away quietly in town,' while some went to Drysdale, Grand Bend and Bayfield, The grand picnic held on the Drys- dale on Grove on July lst was a great success and the coanmittes are to be congratulated for the different sports and the good meals that were served. The North Western College Glee Club at Naperville 111. consisting of 12 young men, will give a musical en- tertainment, in the Town Hall on July 8th. at 8 p. in. under .the aus- pices of the Y. P. A, of ;the. Evangel- ic.al c,hc,taeh. Tbis.'will ..be a great acinic:il treat Let. everybody . eget ready and secure their tickets. Ad- mission, Adults 27 cents, Children nets. Reserved seats 35cts.' Plan of hall 1 Mr: F :Mess's jewelry store See press notices'of.this Club... TIIE ELECTIONS The contest in South Huron on ,lionclay passed of very quietly :.aiad. proved an easy victory for 11, Silber the former member. Nearly .' a hiiz- tlretd liberals alone in this Township alone did not vote, and quite a num- ber of others; who were., against the Rowell temperance platform voted with the Conservatives. 'he•Conser vi ives, temper voce. Snit othsrs voted w for p'riyu'I.vitb Ste,11 c�inrlii ,! irizfs it isawonde' that tie majority'. was not a great deal larger. The .temperance yote"was disappointing td° -the Liberals and unless the Liber al leader conies out. on a straight pro hibition platform it is - evident that the bar will never be abolished. i n Ontario.' The vote in detail will be published in next issus. TLid Liberals have won 2t seats, Conservatives $8, Indepenclants 2. BETTER SHOES That Is the Whole Thing in a .zutsh Our shoes are so much better ti is yes r than ever before, that's women, man and child to see them: 1;iotter shoes is the result most careful buying; getting the very bt of goods and styleS at a• sonable price. When you come here t e your Spring shoes, y' find just•what you want, because we cat- oe.rry such a big variety; great reason why you, should come here. rorrisen we have the ,In' shoe, manufactured by by Geo, A, Slater Why not save discomfort by pnrohr.-, ng a lair of the best shoes now. Come in and try on a pair e. No trouble whatever to show' the latest Shoes: Butter, and Eggs' taken in 4:sohange for shoes ITZ. The Home of Good Shc es Yes That is Right, You can; just what you want at the right pic at theB STORE. rt is easily tc understand. We buy, right that is we can sell fight. We have a large and well asso General: Stock to choose from of all seasonable Good; Produoe• taken. in. exchange for goods. %BLAKE.. ROD and GUN for July, published by'W. J. Taylor, Limited, Woodstock Ont.} is out with a very striking cover design, an Indian. shootae in full re- galia, to the ordinary reader sugges- tive of a vanished race, to the trap- shooter a reminder of the aminal ;`Clanacli.an-Indians' Tournament" at j Niagara -on -the .Lake Within the II magazine is contained an account of the recent Graticl International Tour. nstlicn1t at St, Thomas, Ont. For the I sportsmaiii tourist and lover of the ottt-of-doors, there is an interesting bill of fare which includes: A. Canoe Tri if'o'ia'ii Lake Teiniscaining to Lake A it lir, arf.Article on Newfoundland the sportnian's paradise; the story of "An Off Week on the outskirts of. Jasper Park, Alta; Reminiscences of Fishing in Rideau. Lakes; two good stories, Canadian Camp Life. and Cupid Alias •Uncle. Zeh White Goin' Fishing; The value of the Birds, a plea for an international treaty of protection; Skunks and how to take them; and a host of other material of the kind that readers of out -doom lit- erature enjoy. TESTIMONIAL During the vacation season of 1913 This Men's Glee Club of N. W. C. made a' most successful tour, The ilia -levy took them through sections,.of Illinois, Iowa and. southern Minnieso to At each of - the twenty seven places visited they were enthusiastic- ally received by the people; and the press, and everywhere left new friends for the.College. ` A" large program usually consists of songs by. the Chub, reading, quartet, vocal and instrumental :solos—infant everything g;i,ig to mako up a first class entertainment. The personal for thin seaeon will lie -slightly chane- Gil, but the, tcf‘ high standard will be niaintain1;c9,. Giyon at Naperville, . , 711 4014. OUGLA --- ONTARIO. RIN ':ERE. QUALITY COUNTS we WIN 'Oar Spring Models include the latent and most ° fasnionable. of footwear for wear and comfort. We have the shoe that 11 friends, There never was ti time when the Public was nU,Xrt about footwear, then the present. It will pay to call and see t xt will pay you still better to wear them. Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes. n.. F uric Have yon seen the new rior erara Made by the Raymond Mfg Co. of C�'�elph. the "oldest Manufacturers C:reain , ,separators in Canszcla. The . SUPERIOR is v ring, aa�'1 . �eilctly self-l�al�,la.cil�g tina� g, « as wari{tLiated 3nr 5 years ag lIl t (..11Yfeeta o3 .natural -wear. Try one u'1 your own home and be convinced that it is Superior to al lo 1t° y Local.� T SPRL SITIUS T HERE'S a cloth a our Spring Suits t hard to escape, for T OREL CLOTHES every judge of good The handsome new and brown mixtures skilful, perfect tail will talk for. themseive There are the re "stand by" Models ani very smart London de Prices that ne hurt 5.00 sio.00