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Home My WebLink AboutThe Herald, 1914-08-14, Page 1eons Ii .ated With DASHWOOD PIONEER Vol. XV. FRIDAY. MORNING. AUG. 14, 914. :No, '11 iPliblish.ed every two weeks Price grati A little paper devoted. to news usually heard and seen around a General and Hardware Store. Don't neglect your barn, which is the most impor- tant building on the place. Of course you use paint on your house and out -buildings, and for the same reason you should use paint on your barn. Paint is not only meant to make buildings look better but its most important use is on • account of the protection it affords against the attacks of the weather. A well painted barn will keep in good repair for a century while an unpainted, neglected building will go to pieces in a. quarter of that time. Come and see us today abort special barn paints. Paris Green We have the exclusive agency for Zurich for Berger's Pure Paris (green. ` u .green is imported 'from England than orc%:iksworkmore satisfactory in half and oneNad« -, It is put up Gold Medal Summer Suits,; 411:110 411! 410 LOCAL NEWS; ie. r�sysca�sr+�.e►e-r�:a�•rae Mr. E.d. Meiner of Bayfield was in town on Wednesday,. on business., Mr. Robt. Douglas of. Blake was M. tnwn on Monday on business. ' Messrs N. A. and John. Can.tin were in London on Monday on business. The rain this. week was very_,lnucl 'appreciated, by everybody. Mr. Lorne.Weber was in toin a few days this. week. Mrs. Bedwortho€London is visiting' ,with friends in town. Mr,. and Mrs. Edgar EdighaffeaLsif Bad A,xe• 1VLieh. are visiting with rea. atives around here. The onion. harvest is now here axil; the crop. to be above the avar, age. Miss Alma. Amt has returned fain, front here holidays in Loudon avid other cities. Miss Alma, Koch of Daahhwood spent a few days with her sist ar- Mrs: lilt. more Thiel. Mr. Ea- Appel is sp@ ,nding a few weeks with relatives it t Merlin and other towns. Miss Flossie Hartr nan of Dashwood is visitingwith Mr.., and Mrs. Alex. Foster, at present. Mrs.. C. Price of Hensall spent a few days•at her dal fighter's Mas. Frank Kochens. Mr. Feadore H owald of. Stratford is spending his b olidays wall; relatives in town. Miss Dianna Rickbeil vho. spent a few weeks witl r her sitea� 1VIrs. Nohow at Beaton retr...lined on Thursday la,:a. 11Ir, and A� as, J ohn Riekbeil left on NYTedn66cil to visit r'•elati,s fa? it §''iv weeks. • Mr. Wr n. Moise of Lucknow and Mr. Hors ,ce Schilbe of Berlin were in town on, Friday last. Mr. vV. Lehman of London , visited his me ,cher over Sunday, who is very Mr . Ferd EIess is very ill at present, but ?• speedy recovery is looked fore - war Cl to by everybody. ' Miss Irene Douglas accompanied by he r friends from Hensall, are camping a1 , the Bend at present. Owing to the funeral of the late Henry Rupp, S. S. picnic has• been postponed. The ',ionic will be held some time before Sept. 1. Everybody seems to be in, a great stew about the European was; 'tivhieh is surely a serious struggle. High cost of living has advanced to some extent. NU A number of our boys were Dashwood on Sunday evening. Mr. Fred 'Thiel assistant with Mr. 14 Stade, is having his holidays. Karl; Sheman of Detroit is 'spending, hies holidays with Mr, and Mrs. Ed Semi&. Mrs. Chas. • Fritz and danghter J7orothy� left on Wedneshay for Sar - r is and other places, - Miss Tillie Well of Detroit is vis- iting at her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. TYell: Master WilburEhlers of Dashwood isvisiting at the'home of Mr. and Mrs. Win; Siebert: • Ms, and MrseaiSam Brown and tfilgna-AfaC diem e' w r in trec ay visiting ,Iowan: _own _.fan St'iti FOR SALE, -7.-.I have for sale a A;ist class winc?aill at a very lob; p ee - Louis Prang.„ .•„ Mr. Geo. K lbfloisch'of ' Detroit is visiting the sick bed of his' wife , at, the hone of,• Mr. and Mrs Ben,, iararas.. Mrs. Henry Rickbeil of North, Dak- ota, who has, been visiting relatives. around this, vicinity left on Wednes clay for her home. Mr. aad.Mrs. Henry Howald,. and, Mr. and„].1.ris. Henry Thiel anddaugh: ter Mary. spent Sunday in, Stratford making the trip•in the former's auto. Mrs, Captain Frank Granville and Mr. Louis Granville of Chatham are visiting, at the home of, Mr. George Denoiny, Drysdale. The harvest, season; is now far v�tuced, inose of the,gra,in is cut ,the threshers, are ia,ow'busy on 'routes threshing Mr. and Mi,e. Rupp and daughter of Forest, attended the funeral of the fo.mer'a brother, on Tuesday after- noon, We have a line of men's two ' piece summer suits which we are: dr ,aring out at. a. big reduction rum price, These• are good quality axid.noea' y ser- vieable for summer wear.. Cc ,ill and list us. show You them. Every farmer is acquaints' Plymouth Twines and rope 4 with handle .onlyrtbe best roar A. We wolbknown.lurm. Go'' ae by this Green...sheaf Twines' .d Medal and ',We;guanantee they, give satisfaction. .n in every way. �'. ,er Stoves \W® tun.ve a few gasoline stoves s'whr6a we will sell at greatly reduced a. If you want something good coal oil 300k stoves investigate the merits of the Detroit coal oil range. It requires no wick, is simple and ab- solutely safe. The price is reasonable. Cool ' Tela wear We have hot weathei'.underwear for ladies, misses and men at all prices You will need some of these and now is the time to buy them when our stock is well assorted. Shirt Waists We still have all sizes of. ladies' muslin and viole shirt waists. Ladies corset covers regular 50cts, for 40cts, Trimmed hate at half price. If you want a nobby straw hat in any. style we have it. ad - and their LUTHERAN CHURCR The Sunday services will be at the usual horrs : German 10.80 a.m Sunday S 9.00 a. m. English 7,30 p, m. The following meetings are held during the week : S. S. officers and teachers "..15 p m. on Tuesdays. The Lealie$ Aict Society meets at 6.00 p. •n. the first Wednesday of eaob mouth, A cordial invitation iq herewith ex- tended to all, not worshiping s159 - where, to worship with us and take an active part in the work of 1he var- ous societies of our church. Produce always Taken, FEEE TE ]' • Z.UI�Ic.i The MOLSONS BANK Incorporated 1855 Opened Branch in Hurot Co. 1874 Saving Bank Accounts Solicited, Zurich Brarch. R. T, DUNLOP, Manger' imismsmi NEW SHOES .S DR SPUR BETTER.' SHOES: That Is the- Whole. 'Thing in a Nutshell ' Our shoes are so much better tl'is'ye!. r °than' ever before, that ev women, man and child to see them. 1 •'tter'sboes is the result or most careful buying, getting the very bi , of goods and styles at a r sonable price. When you come`here i your Spring shoes,you find just what you want, because we'oio.'oarry such a big variety is great reason why you should come here; r or men we have the Invio shoe, manufactured by by Geo, A. Slater' Why not save discomfort by pnrchn 'ng a pair of the best shoes now. Come in and try on a pail , No trouble whatever t 'sh :v the latest Shoes. Butter, and Eggs taken in exchange for shoes The Home of Good S � g Yes That Is Right. You can b dust what you want at the right pri at the BLAKE, STORE. It is easily -to understand. We buy, right that is h we can sell right. We have a,large and well assor General Stock to choose, from of all seasonable Goods. Produoe taken in exchange for goods. N, BLAKE' OUGLAS -- ONT ARI O Found --A watch fob, at the shore of lake Huron. Owner may have same by proving property and paying for this ad. Henry Krueger Dasbe wood P. 0. The Jackson Clothing Co. closed their factories on Wednesday account of the 'war between England and Ger• many. Messrs Chris Rau, Hy. Heinsbaech- er and Hy. Ruehl of New IIaniburg, attended the funeral of the late Henry Rupp, Mr. Peter ICropf and his assistances threshed 52 loads of grain in one day and moved three tunes besides, which s certainly smart work. Messrs Norman, Elmore, Henry, Win. and his wife, Ed. and his wife; end Mrs. Schlueter, Mr. and Mrs..Ar- nold Wurm of Detroit attended the funeral of the late Henry Rupp, The Watson family. more common- ly called the Gypsies, passed through town on Tuesday with fourteen horses, two covered rigs, a number of P' I, Et buggies and as natural the people, flI:UCED PPuICE ON ALL SUMMER SHOES Women's and hisses White 0anvas'Button Shoes; 'Women's and ,Ms White 2 strap CsnVas Slippers; Men's and Boy's Canvas Shoes; Chiidr Barefoot Sandles. Come along and Share in These Low Prices. Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes. Se Eo FAUST T Zuric Have you seen the new Superior ri Made by the Raymond Mfg Co. of Guelph. The oldest .Manufactylrers Cream Separators in Canada. The SUPERJ0,3 is strictly self -balancing and self -cc ring l Glad is warranted for 5 years against defects or natural wear. Try -one in your own home and be Onviilced tiltt it is Superior to ti 'others, ELL OR KLOPP, Local Age Mr, kIenry Rapp, 'who has been ailing for soiiie time died on Sunday. Most of his children were at home when he died. The deceased came frpxil New Hamburg many years ago and had refdC�'A`,Z the age of 71 years The remains were laid to rest or Tries day afternoon in the Lutheran ceme- tery. Besides his widow he leaves a family of sons and daughters to mourn his loss. The local bowling club finished their Scotch singles on Tuesday ev- ening, the contest was between And- rew Hess and Jack Rau, the former winning by three points. We con- gratulate Andy for his expert bowling. Mr; John Rickbeil, who held the medal for the past year,, will have to hand it overfor another year. The Sootch doubles have.' now comm- enced. While a few years ago Canada bad a large outgoing butter trade it has practically disappeared. Cheese is on the decline as well. Reasons are said be the Americans and Western Canada arebuying up our good cattle. We cater. more for the local market ilii. the Northwest trade. Australia ani New Zealand have cut Canada 'oat of the butter trade of Great'Brit- ttin. LOTlIiNG3T9R OUR, SPRI SUITS °f' •HE 1lE'S a cloth a,l� our Spring Suits tlq ha:d ko escape; for, TA ORD). T Es every judge of good to The handsome new gi and brown mixtures - -- skilful, perfect tailor wi-1l talk for themselves There are the reg "stand by” Models and very smart London desi Prices that ne hurt $5.00 $10.00