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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1914-11-13, Page 1TRADE AT IIOME S1OR S "UM) THE 110111C PAPER Vol. XV. ZURICH, FRIDAY MORNING, NOV.13, 1914. $1.00 for The Pie tnr'S NOW [Gi No, 12 Published every two weeks . Price gratis A little paper devoted to news usually heard and seen around a General and Hardware Store. R.oya.l Purple We carry a full line of Royal Pur- ple stock foods. These are just the thing to feed your stock and fowl. A right specific for every animal. Blankets We are offering something specials in blankets at present. We have a large stock on hand and can guaran- tee the quality. We have them in white wool, pure all wool and cotton. Prices range from $1.00 up. Coats. We invite the itYlist to call and • look over our lino of Fall and Winter coats. We have them in all the new cloths and styles and will be pleased to quote prices. W® . would . advise intending purchasers to buy at once before the selection is limited, Mens' Wear Visit our ready-to-wear department for men if you want to feel that you are well dressed. We have some ex- tra values in suits, overcoats, hats, etc. We handle the celebrated C. N. & R. clothes, made for style, comfort, and wear. Also a full line of new ties, gloves, etc. Furs We make a special feature of our Fur Department,. Our store has al- ways been noted for fine quality and extra aaittos we give on Fur Coats, Fur lined Coats for ladies and erten, muffs, stoles, etc. If you want some- thing special in furs see us before you buy. If we haven't got it in stock we can have it at a days notice. Ranges & Heaters We are agents for the Peninsular, Happy Thought and Grand Jewel stoves and ranges. All are so well known in this district that no explan- ation is necessary. We will be pleas- ed at any time to explain the merits and' improvements of these lines. If you intend to purchase a heater or a range call in and talk the matter over with us. Produce always Taken. N O .1V Ire,,rar-Ar-Ar-A+ea.4 s4s,*1D4'r6 j t Mr. Win. Lehman of London visited LO CAL NEWS. Sw his mother here over Sunday. Buggy and Portland cutter for sale. F: W. Hess & Co., Jewellers.. Indian Summer. Mr. T. L, Wurm was laid off work Have you put in your supply a;' 1;ihis week with an attack of the grippe.. beechnuts for the winter? Miss Pearl Wurtz has returned home from an extended visit to Guelph Berlin and Toronto. Mrs. H. Rupp was called to Detroit Mich., on Monday owing to the serious illness of her son Mr. Henry Rnpp. Mr. Walter Steele has purchased 75 acres of land from Mr. Sol. Martin on, the Babylon line, and gets possession' next Spring. Mr. Wm. Klopp has rented the dwell- ing occupied by Mrs. Eliza Truernner, who intends to spend the winter with relatives in Detroit. Dr. S. H. McDonald, Dentist, will be at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich. on Monday Nov, l6th. If in need of any work in his line give him a call. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Druar, of St. Clemens, Ont., visited at the home of the latter'sparents.Mr. and Mrs. F. Krauskopf, Goshen Line South, for a few days this week. Ameng those who attended the funeral of the late Justus Melick were: --Mrs Jacob Wurtz of Pigeon, lllieh, Mr and Mrs G Pollock and. Mr and Mrs D Dew of Hensall. • Rev. Chris Schultz and wife, of North Easthope, visited relatives in bilis section the past week. Rev. Schultz conducted services in the Omish Church, Bronson Line, 1i''hile 11Ir. anis Mrs. Leno Tripper havero- turned from Biggar, Sask., and hale rented Mrs., M. McCormick's house where they will reside in future. Their many friends welcome them back t our village. The subject at to -night's meeting of the Luther' League of rho Lutheran church will be, To judge the quick an the dead. The topic will be taken by Mr. R. Kalbfleisch and should be in- teresting and educating.: Just one year ago on Monday last the great disaster occurred on Lake Huron. A whole year has passed and the loss of so many lives and ships in that big storm is still es great a mystery as ever: Hardly a thing has been found since and the graves of the sailors and their boats will never be known. W011IENS' INSTITUTE. The meeting of the Womene Insti-. trite on Wednesday evening, which was held at the residence' of Mrs. Preeter, was well attended. The. meeting was opened' .by singing the National Anthem, after which' routine business was transacted. Papers were read as follows:—Reading "How tospendour winter months" by Mrs. Dr MacKinnon; Topic, "Ideal Home," by Miss Muriel Preeter; Solo by Miss Carry Gellman; Instrumental by Mrs, Dr. Campbell; Recitation. by Miss Pearl Waltz, A new feature of roll call was introduced, each member responding with some fancy receipe. Themeeting closed by repeating the Lords Prayer. After the meeting a committee was appointed. to look after the collection of the Rod Cross fund which will be started here in a few days. We are giving special reduced prices on all millinery for the balance of the season. J. Preeter. a Mr. and Mrs. E. Wurm and daugh- ter, Mies Kathleen, visited Crediton relatives on Sunday. Lloyd O'Brien has taken a position in The Herald office and will Iearn :she art of printing. Jno. Brennermaaleft on Saturday forPigeon Mich., where he has secured a position as blacksmith. Louis Prang has received a larg shipment of iron pipe and fittings of all kinds andcan now snpplyanything in this line. Mr, Wm, Fritz, accountant in the Bank of Commerce, Guelph, spent a few days dais this week with his uncle, Mr. Charles Fritz. We want the News.—We ask ail our friends and well-wishers to let us know of any news items which would make interesting reading for the local paper. We have had a teleph- one installed in the office, and when you hear or know anything worth publishing call rte up. The number of our phulie'is P The resolutio the WVoinens' '.,":1-- at their 1 r Toss NE r SHOES FOR SETTER .SHOES That Is the Whole T. Our shoes are so much better O. is year tL• women, man and child to see them. Better np';st oareful buying, getting the very best of sortable price. When you Dome here for yc.i find just what you want, because we can cam great reason why you should come here, for n shoe, manufactured by by Geo, A. Slater. Why not save discomfort by purchasing e shoes now. Come in and try on a pair, No trouble whatever to show ti.. Butter, and Eggs taken in exohai C. FRITZ, NW FALL Ing in a Nutshell ever before, that every hoes is the result of Our .'ods and styles at a rea- r Spring shoes, you will such a big variety is 0. a we have the Inviot'ue air of the best good 2. latest Shoes. ge for shoes Zurich The Horne of Good Shoes Yes That Is Right. You can buy just what you want at the right price . at the BLAKE STORE. 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. FvodIxoe taken. in exchange for goods. R. N. a DOUGLAS BLAKE — ONTARIO from. t Sino 1' The L ENSISMIXON BANK Incorporated 1855. Opened #ranch in Hurotr. Co. 1874 .n g Bank Accounts Solicited. Zurich Branch R. T DUNLOP, Ma.nage E JUSTUS ME'=LICK There passed away at his home on Monday, Nov. 9th, a highly respected resident in the person of Justus Melick at the age of 71 years and 28 days, after an illness of about • two years. He moved to Zurich from the farm on the Bronson. Line many years ago and won the deep respect and esteem of all who knew him. For two years he had beer in failing health and for ibe last year was practically helpless but he bore his sufferings with Chris- tian fortitude. Besides his sorrowing wife, he leaves to mourn his loss two sons, Alfred of Bronson Line, and John, of Edmonton, Alta., and three daughters, Mrs. S. Merner, a€ Hensall Mrs. J. Wurtz, of Pigeon, Mieh., and Mrs. I, Hudson, of this place. The funeral which took place on 'Wednes- day to the Bronson Cemetery was largely attended, The wife and rel- atives have the sympathy of the com- munity in their bereavement. BORN. Sreenan—At St. Joseph, on Tuesday, Nov. lOth, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sreenan, a daughter. DIED. Magee—At St. Joseph, on Nov. 8tb, Nelson Masse Sr.,. aged. 0 years. Molck—At Zurich, on Nov. kb, Jostns Melick, aged 71. years and 2.3 flus. Rin1f0; mit t Dasbwocn1, on Itov, Etch, flirt•; Rinker, ago a 1 7 yNUS, r .r4ri ---Al IA,th con., If ay, on Nov fi c Onm2Crs Iliestaurant Oysters, Raw and Stewed Fruits in Season Finest Candies We also sell the Famous Connor Brand Bread and cakes. Have you seen the new Suerior Separator? Made by the Raymond Mfg Co. of Guelph. The oldest Manufacturers Cream Separators in Canada. The SUPERIOR is strictly self -balancing and self -cent- ring, and is warranted for 5 years against defects or Natural wear. Try one in your own home and be convinced that it is Superior to all others. E LLMO R I LO P P, Local Agent Strike Out For More Comfort This WINTER The innings to -day are yours. It's a good time to strike while our stock of tan€ield's Unshrinkable Underwear is. complete in every weight and fabric. Your perfect fit is here in either one or tv;ro piece suits. Make a home run with a bun- dle of tis well made perfeo fitting,'warm, comfortable derwear, It will make a big hit, wit you this wider. TA,NFIELD'S UNSHRINK.ABLE UNDERWEAR is 1rr, de > mon, W0111013 1) nud allildren in ail weights, iLil �t;.;.6, .t:ui in a number of qualities.