HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1909-02-26, Page 1The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township.
Vol. IX.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. 26, 1909.
No. 30.
eLOCAL NEWS.
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D S Faust has the latest dress
goods, call and seethe goods.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brenner of
Dashwood were here on Monday.
Mr. Wes Merner of Floradale is
• home for a few days this week
11 S. Faust has his supply of wall
papers. Colne early and have the
first choice. I can please you.
Mr. David Livengood of Detroit
is visiting his mother and other
friends this week.
Miss EIizabeth Rennie has pas-
sed the Jr. Harmony examination,
of the London Conservatory of
music -with first class honors.
• The revival meetings in progress
in the Evangelical church are large
ly attended, people Dome from far
and near. A goodly number have
decided for Christ and his service.
Mr. John Schafer of Parkhill
accompanied by his sister, Mrs.
Shoemaker, were here this week,
visiting their mother, Mrs. De -
meth who has been quite poorly
the past week.
Mr. R. A. Walrnsly colpnrteur of
the Upper Canada tract society is
in town canvassing in , behalf of
Said. society. He is also assisting
,in the ovangelistio meetings in the
Evangelical church.
Dr. Oven's Surgeon, ()enlist,
Specialist will be at Royal Hotel,
Hensall, on Friday, Feb. 26th.
Hours 5 toA0 p. m. glasses pro-
"perly fitted, Catarrh. deafness, fail-
ing eyesight and throat . troubles
,treated.
'Rev. N. S. Mcthfc'sse1 of Buffalo,
Taftyesterday morning,
:forr hi's
home. He was called home owing
sickness in his family. He rend- comniiftee a claim. for fifty dollars
ed excellent service during his against George Hodgins, a ray in-
elt's stay in connection ;with the mate from .Exeter. The debt is
'val
meetings in progress in. th+ :seta trr l ve:.iie r „i..ibtii;aan
gelical church. '• •Years ago, scber7 mon were
engaged in construction work on
the Buffalo and Gocicrioh Railway.
A large range of new prints in
all patterns, at D. S. Faust.
Miss Iva and Mr. Hurley Weber
visited friends in Clinton, over
Sunday.
Found, on Wednesday, near
Dashwood, a fancy table cloth.
Owner call at Mr. Jacob Ort's
Zurich.
The decision day, which was ob-
served in the Evangelical church
last Sunday afternoon, proved a
marked success.
Mrs. McCormick is busy getttng
her new shop into shape and un-
packing her confectionery stook.
She will be ready for business by
Monday.
Mr. Peter Lamont left on Tues-
day for Dubuc, Sask., in connec
tion with the sale of the stallion,
Nateby Grant. He expects to be
back in two weeks.
A quiet wedding was solemnized
in town on Thursday evening, last,
when Mr. D. S. Faust postmaster,
was united in marriage to Miss
England, of Dashwood.
The number of beans in the bot.
tle, which' has been creating a
good deal of interest, was found to
be 6065. Mr. Henry Pfile of the
24th Con., guessed the exact num-
ber, and wins 8200.
A good manse years ago when a
boy was whipped at school, he re-
ceived another whipping when he
went hone, but in these clays the
father and mother wipe his tears
away and go and whip the teacher.
Sacramental services will be con
ducted in the Evangelical churoh
next Sunday at 10 a. ni. Rev. A.
Y. Heist A. Iii., of Berlin will
officiate. Preparatory service swill
be conch -toted on Saturday at 2.13o
p. m.
•Foster,
Clinton, has
-William rcr, of �11z1toa
presented to the House of Refuge
Mr. N. M. Cantin has a gang of
men at work at the foot of the
Zurich Road, . cutting down the
steep bank for a roadway to the
dook. This will save the munici•
pality of Har a good deal of money.
and it is to be hoped he will make
a good road as the lake shore has
not been very easily reached, and a
dock is not of much value uniess it
can be approached from the land
side.
The case of N. M. Cantin the St,
7oseph promoter, against Z Gallag-
her a Toronto lawyer. was dismis
sed with costs, at Toronto on Mon.
Clay. Cantin was immediately
thereafter arrested in connection
with some mining shares in Cobalt
but was subsequently released on
bail.. The trial has been set for
Mardi 1st.
For afine Tailor made suit call
at D. S. Faust, he can please you,
Two calves for sale. Apply to
John Galster, Zurich P. 0,
D. S. Faust has a good range of
stripe linens for dresses and suit
ings.
Found, a few days ago, a sum of
money. Loser give particulars at
this office, and finder's name will
be given.
Mrs. Fred Demuth was success.
fully operated on, on .'Wednesday,
for an internal trouble, and she is
doing as well as can be expected.
The work was done by the local
doctors.
Miss Lizzie Pollock of Drysdale
left on Monday for a visit to Sask.
atchewan. She aoconapanied her
brother, Mr. Samuel Pollock, who
is a resident of that Province; and
has been visiting here for a few
months.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Reibhert of the
Parr Line, mourn the death of their
youngest son: Arthur, a lad of
about 15. The boy had been sick
for some weeks, but it was not
thought the illness would prove
fatal. He took a sudden turn for
the worse and died on Tuesday
night. The funeral will take place
(today) Friday.
A STRONG POPULAR SCHOO L
"In union there is strength." ''In
a. multitude of counsellors there is
wisdom." These aro two of the
many reasons why young people
oonsider it best to attend. Canada's
Greatest Chain of SH'iglegrade,
Modern, Actual Business Schools,
Clinton Business .College, whose
new advertisement appears in this
issue, is a worthy link..
The men Who .o
do the town
more
harm than good, niav be-.olitssod as
fanciers e-aFirst, those Whos. oppose
improvement, seooucl, it o;e who
run it' down to sitect,, .•; t'lhlyd,
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I have now opened some of my New Spring Stock.
'avant you to come and visit my Store and examine
my Goods. I have 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.
A111. Farm Produce taken in
Exchange for Goods.
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those who show no hoapitality.to
any one, sixth, those who hate . to
see others make money. seventh.,
those who oppose every forward
movement that does not originate
with themselves, eigth, those who
put on long faces when a stranger.
speaks of locating in the town,
ninth, those who oppose every
public enterprise. which does not:
appear of public benefit to them.
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'Stockt.i king is over. We have decided to clear out all our Whiter
of cost. This sale heats money in your pocket. Remember all regular pries have been
Do not hiss this Great Bargain Sale. Below are a few of the prices:
TWEEDS, ETC.
Regular $1.25 Tweeds :for 75 cents
C4 1.50 CC for 1.00
CC 2.50 'C for 1,50
ca 2.25 " for 1.95
CC 00 CC 'for 50
15c wrapperettefor 10 cents
CC 12c skirtings fori8; cents
CC Se CC for 5 cents
" 14s 'C for 10 cents
Gloves, Mitts Etc.
Men's heavy Astrican Gauntlets
horse hide face,
Regular $2.00 for 1.25
" 1.50 for 1.00
C. 1.00 for '75 oent0
A large stock of all kinds of
leather mitts and gloves at greatly
reduced prices.
Children's Cloaking
Regular i'1.95 for 97 cents
Regular 85 cents for 59 cents
Boys' 2 Piece Suits
Sizes 90 to 28
Regular $4,00 suit for 8.00
Cg 3.50 for 2.50
3,00 for 9.00
2.75 for s 1.75
9,00 for 1.50
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FUR COATS ETC.
1 only ladies' Ast. Jacket
rubber lined, with fur
collar, reg. .$1S.00 for
1 lathes' fur coat, regular
$40.00, for
1 ladies' fur coat, regular
35.00, for
1 ladies' fur coat, regular
25.00, for
$12
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$17
DINNER SETTS
1 only 97 piece Dinner Sett regular
el0.cofor 7.50.
9. only 07 piece Dinner Sett regular
;0.u0 for 7.00
4 only 07 niece Dinner Sett regular
$11..00 for y1) 000
Boys' 3 Piece Suits
Sizes 28 to 83
Regular $6.00 suit for •1.00
ec . 5.00 for 3.50
CC 4.50 for 3,00
CC 8.50 for 2.50
llo not miss these values.
lit only Men's Double=Breasted
heavy Suits, reg. $9., for
6 only Men's Dble$ reasted
he vy 5 its, reg. y7., for
All kinds of Farm Produce wanted
in exchange for Goods.
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Goads re ai dless
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Snaps in Harthvare
Spring ss ales 0') (-:,11t8
Carpet tacks „ packages tt.)i ; . •, ills
Paring knives f; euu1s each
3 blale pocket. knife 25 scuts
Haul save 50 cent.) up
Hockey skates, 40 wait, a r:;;a•
Horse, blankets 75 cents up
Silver tea spoons guarantee 1 for 5
years 75 cents a dozed
Granite chambers 95 cents
Tin (lii.)peis 5 cents
Spring clothespin dots a dozen
Coln blast lanterns 50 cents
A fo\w Saskatchewan robes., open
and string bells at greatly reduced
price.. Special values h'. heating
and cool: stoves. (T;1lvenized
pails, regular 40ets for 30.
Prints and Table Linens.
All our .121print,; for 10 cs'u;ti
All our 10 cts prints for 9 ..t••LIN
'Table Linens, rr-pular 3a t' fey 2.5.
Regular 05 wens- ror 45 Cc'):
43 for 3
CC W for :.3:;
' i! for 1S cents
A large stock of Drese.vT ).uh4,
to ch a1• at hid!' pricegood
good* and plain collars, .., o a lot
of rc innaat:, at a snap,
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