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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1909-02-05, Page 1The Official Organ of uri.ch atid Ray Towaaship.' -• FRIDAY MORNING FEB, 6, 1909. seers-swrsresessr-s--.74,--lessessesseritseese,S Stock food 20 per cent off next week, at Hartleib's. 4 LOCAL NEWS. 5 Mis Ferdinand Hess purchased a as Horse blankets, 00cts up, next w week, at Hartleib's. We have opened up a large ship- ment of spring goods All latest Two box stoves for sale cheap. goods. Prices lowest. J. Preeter; C. Fritz. The bear saw his shadow on Tin dippers 4 ets, at Hartleib's, Tuesday and has crawled back into next week. " his holo for six weeks longer, Quite a number of young people Come to D. S. Faust, on Saturday from town attended the tea -meet- for a bargain in remnants. The ing, at the Hillsgreen Presbyterian table will be filled for you once church, on Monday evening. more. The evening service in the Luthe- Miss Tillie Bassow, who has been ran church, on Sunday, will be visiting her parents at the Bronson conducted in English. All are Line, for a month, returned to De - welcome. troit on.Saturday. There was a light docket at the The item in last week's issue re - division court on Wednesday. Sev• garding the marriage of Mr. Walter eral were .up on judgment sum- Amess was not correct. Walter mons, Judge Holt presided. informs us that he is still in a state D. S. Faust, ' has a few men's of single blessedness. shirts left, sizes 15, 153A regular 75 cents for 49 cents. This is what you would call a shirt snap. esermemmos,srs.es-,,,,ses,--es<ssAis„-",,--so fine piano from Mr. H. Well. It delivered this week. Mr. Peter Bedour of the Sauble Line, has purchased the James Pollock homestead near Drysdale, for $2825.00. The farm consists of 56* acres. Mrs. Henry Wurm, while walk- ing on the side walk. on Saturday morning, fell and fractured her right arm. Her many friends will be sorry to hear of her misfortune. Mrs. Eph. Holtzman of Berlin was in town this week, and took with her Mr, Holtzman's two little children, who had been making their home with their grand -par- ents. • Mr. William Stogdill Jr., of the Goshen Line Stanley, has been ap- pointed assessor, for Stanley Town. ship, in place of Mr. John Tough. who has acted in that capacity for quite a number cf years. • Excuses -which men give for not accepting God's invitation• to the Ctospet feinstf,' will be the .subject ofs 13ev, A. D. Giechler'ss sliscorirse in the Evangelical church, next Sun- day evening. Everybody most heartily invited. At the meeting of the Zurich Fair last week, Messrs. W. B. Bat- ' tler and Lonis Schilbo were the new members elected for the year. Mr. W. T. Caldwell was re-elected president. and D. S. Faust was ap- pointed Secretary. Tho Fair is nearly out ef debt, and one more ASSAULT CHARGE A case which attracted much in- terest, was tried here on Tuesday before Magistrate Greb. The char- ge was one of assault preferred by Mrs. N. M. Cantin against Mr John Laporte, and though there was no evidence that Mr. Laporte intended to do the plaintiff any injury, he was fined $1.00 and costs or 20 days in Jail at hard labor. Of course Mr. Laporte immediately enterecl an appeal. We have not the space to report what led up to the trouble but the facts briefly are these : A few clays ago Mr. Laporte was or- dered to open the new road to the lake and while driving on towards the lake. he noticed that the fence, which has had many previous moves, was being closed in behind him. He at once turned his horse, and on coming up to the parties, among whom was the plaintiff, Mr. Laporte took hold of the gate that had been erected across the road or which was being held up to bar his :way out, and in some mannerstnes gatelell and Struck Mrs. Cantin's toe. The above facts were brought out at the trial. The whole case will be reviewed before the Judge some tune in May. and evidence will likely then be ready to show that the spot where the trouble oc- curred is really a public highway and that Laporte could have. had he so desired, laid a complaint against the parties for stopping him on a puhlio road. The outcome No. week, at Hartleth'ss ticiMAMPANWAAMMMAWISMAWVWWWMW Beef hidesql., sysitts 'r lb next Pair light bob-l.cheap. Apply' to 0, :s Zarich , sale Cold blast lanterns,' week, at Hartleib's. Six brands of best Ontario ana Western flour to choose from. at S. Etannie's. Try its Mr. 0. Hsrtleib is putLina• into stock this week, a car load of fur- niture. The annual meeting trt. ,t13.(,) Do- minion Alliance, will '•;be held at Elm St Methodist church Toronto. on March 3rd and 4th. •, The Rev. A. D. C4,isebier, wp,s one of the speakers at the tea meet - hag in the Presbyterian elinrch Hillsgreen, on Monday wirening,. Mr. S. Hardy of Exefex, was in town on Tuesday attending tht7 in- surance meeting. "Seri is one of the hustling agents for ilia. Huron, Weather Co., and alwaS gives a. good account of hinagelf:,‘ The set -vice in the Prengelical churoh, will be opened lin tt song service, next Sunday' evening, Bring your Revival F erHyrnn books, which will be ",for the service. WEATHERINU The 3rd annual .rneetn Huron Weather Insure Company was held itt Hall, on Tuesday. the good attendance. The the Company to be very rapidly, the ins carried being no less tit 515.00, with cash on ha and premium notes $54, the past year 613 new. issued, inswing prop value of $623,300 00, T tors elected were, A. Henry Rau and S'i the other directors b shire, R. Northcott " well, Chas Montei and V. 13,. t 4 ' meeting of .1, oss Montieth of Ustsot president and Henri,. vice-president, whi•ls , the popular clerk of was appointed Sec.Tro; of E. Zeller, who retire ifressurd of other busi Mr. Smillie will make official is certain, and no Company is on it good f0 with e splendid Board el , ";all DRESS MODS, DRESS GINCHAMS, AND STRIPED LINENS FOR SUITING'S acC, rAr I have now opened some of my Now Spring Stock. I want you to come and visit my Store and examine my Goods. 1 havo the Newest Up-to-date Goods in • town. Come early and have First Choice, My Remnant Table Will be filled once more with a good assortment of Good Bargains in Dress Goods. Prints, Flannelettes, and Towellings. COME EARLY and get some. All Farm Produce taken in Exchange for Goods, D S FAUST Z 17 RICH pt - be AWNWARMAPARKWANWRIMWARMWMATh 61.11 vn 5,:..As•Ges.4.L.5•.se'sess•••sterses'sGes•47•see-sesseses•G'sG7•0°,&::Asststee.4-7^s:7-SatS) ,....:0' . THE UP:TO:DATE VP ca• r C4 -- • g ...?", - e4„, ..' Headquarters for the best that is made in Boots and Shoes. ,'k) Complete lines in Fall and Winter .'Goods a t prices which will save you money. We are sole agents, for the famous Wil- Q :Ams 'staple shoes, made specially for 'farm we.00'. t•t• • t. te" ie .., t I, PI e ines'qio it, TI,itt apit: le hat. he ng i ticl irectfers good show will clear away the of this vexed road question will be we will expect that the Volume of remaining liabilities. awaited with much internst. business done will -greatly increase. 11 ..1 tthhplefe..s.-4,j'e W.Wini.S:iwitent leggin', the best on earth. King's Stu.b-proof And Kant , W El E:rack Rubbers. • c9 orA Repairs -while you wait. (.1.6 We take butter anl egg., ili eXe1la1110- • 9 8" ' , Or Fr' b? 1 7 Q.p , r E SHOEMAN ZLIE-Ti0/-1 !orcl vg, er".•1' 'rc Stocktaking is over. of cost. This sale means money in your pocket. Remember, all regular prices huvc, boon Do not miss this Great Bargain Sale. Below are a few of ihe prices: 'DINNER SETTS 1 ouly 07 piece Dinner Sctt regular 810.00 for 7.50. -!74;"."-• !tap Y,f • 7•1•,-•"•.^ iS: 11 rs'-‘• .t1 Ls: ttL. tr t ' ••••IL"1/41r.... We have decided to clr 'out all our Winter Goods reward -less Ui nearly in • TWEEDS, ETC. Regular $1.95 Tweeds for 75 cents ic 1.50 " for 1.00 ci 2.50 " for 1.50 " 2.25 for 1.25 90 " for 50 '15c wrapperette for 10 cents " 12-ic Outings forr cents C C C for 5 cents " 14c " for 10 cents Gloves, Mitts Etc. Men's heavy Astrican Gauntlets horse hide faoe, Regular $2.00 for 1.25 " 1.50 for 1.00 '• 1.00 for 75 cent0 A large stock of all kinds of leather mitts and gloves at greatly reduced prices. Children's Cloaking Regular $1.25 fot 97 cents Regular 85 cents for 52 cents Boys' 2 Piece Suits Sizes 26 to 28 Rerstilar $4.00 suit for 3.00 " 3.50 for 2.50 '4 3.00 for 2..00 " 2.75 for 1.'75 " 2,00 • for 1.50 FUR COATS ETC,- Only ladies' Ast. Jacket. rubber lined, with fur collar, reg. $1.8.00 for ladies' fur coat, regular $40.00, for ladies' fur coat, regular 35.00, for ladies' fur coat, regular 25.00, for $12: $31.. 26 $17 2 only 07 piece Dinner Sett regular $9.00 for 7.00 4 only Oki piece Dinner tett regality •$/1.00 i'or 0.00 Boys' 3 Piece Suits Sizes 28 to 33 Regular $0.00 suit for 4.00 " 5.00 for 2.30 cc 4.60 for :3.00 " 3.50 for 2.50 lio not miss these values. r only Men's ouble=eixeasted heavy Suits; reg. $9., for. 6 only Men's louble=Breasted heavy Suits, reg., $7., for AH kinds of Farm Produce wanted in exchange for Goods. Onatara8/4.WC-,T.8C38C,`-'1P8C.P.543243CASIX.S4-111,45.f.i.:1211:7.3t,100:04 Snaps in Hardware Spr:ng soak.; 00 cents Ca r ; 7, taok 9pack ag r Paring krii.Ve$ 5 cents eaeb 3 Willie poeket kn:fe 25 oents Hand saws 50 cents up Hockey skates, 40 cents- r neir Horse blankets 75 cents up Silver tea Spoons guaranteed for 3 ,years '75 cents a dozen Granite chambers 25 cents Tin clippers 5 cents Spring clothes pin ocis a 41seseii Cola blast lanterns 50 cents A fehv Saskatchewan robes, open prices. and string bells at greatly x•educed Special values in beating and cool?: stoves. pails, regular 40ets for 006111vanized Prints and Table Linens. All our 12-1 prints for 10 ceras All our 10 et$ prints for ecnts Table Linens, regular 35cte for 95. Regular 65 cents for 45 ;stets 15 for 39 LC 30 for 20 • " 25 for 18 cents A large, stock of Dress Goods, to elem. athalf price. All good go)ds and plain collars, 'no a lot temnants, a snap, a lat.'itatre4FOCX -Q)18(.24;1C3.90,iilaXr.r.,28:=WW,17.:Ra4Wertat2.•=r8J