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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1909-04-16, Page 1The Official Organ. of Zurich"' and: Hay Township. Vol. l X. FRIDAY MORNIN-Q c����W11* LOCAL NEWS. Warden Lamont was in Goderich on Wednesday on business. Mrs. J. W MoWatters is visiting friends at Berlin, this week Mr. and Mrs. Sam E. Faust re- turned on Tuesday from their honeymoon trip to Detroit The electric railway engineers are running a line about two miles south of Zurich, towards Exeter The first Monday in May has been decided on for tree planting at the Fair grounds. Mr. J. J. Merner and family have moved to the dwelling recently vacated by Mr. C. Grob. Mr. W. C. Callfas has purchased a hackney stallion. He is a tine specimen of his class. Mr Jacob Weido is getting ready to erect a nice brick dwelling, -west of the Evangelical church. Rev. A. D. Giselaler left on Tuesday morning, to attend the Conference at New Hamburg. The two Humphrey boys, Fred and Briscoe left on Wednesday for the West. We wish them success. Mr. P. Lamont returned from the West. the latter part of last week, after an absence of nearly two months. Mr. Robert Green and sister, Miss Gladley Green, were the guests of Mr. Herbert and Miss Josephine Howald over Sunday. Owing to the disagreeable weath- er Mr. Allan Ester's sale has been postponed until today (Friday) at 1 o'clock sharp. Who is going to be our magi- strate? There is evidently no great stampede for the position although we think an appointment should be made at once. Dr. Oven's Surgeon, Oculist, Specialist will be at Royal Hotel, Hensel], on Friday, Apr. 23rd. Hours 5 to 10 p. rn: Glasses pro- perly fitted, Catarrh, deafness, fail- ing eyesight and throat troubles treated. The Young People's Alliance will take charge cf the Sunday evening service, comnrencing at the regular hour 7 o'clock. A program consist- ing of exercises by the Juniors, chorus by the Seniors, special re- citations, solos. and addresses will be rendered. Come one, come all and encourage the young people. Mr. Gordon t3ma1] of Strathroy, visited here over Sunday Whip found several weeks agb. Owner call at this office Mr. J. Veitch spent Easter at his home in Aylmer. Mr. W. Thiel has disposed of his driver to C. Hartleib, for $160.00. Miss Laura Siemon of London spent the holidays with her parents, at the 14th Con Farmers wanting good clean elov er seed can secure same at J. Pree ter, Zurich. Miss Belle McDougall of Huron - dale. visited her sister, Miss Mo - Dougall over the holidays. Messrs Roy Geiger and .Alvin Surerus of the Seaforth Coll. Inst , visited their parents, over the holi- days Rain and snow on Tuesday has made the roads very muddy and will put seeding back a week or two later. • Mr. Henry Bossenberry of Grand Bend. has rented Miller's hotel. at Thedford, and will take possession before the 1st of May. Messrs. Victor Appel and Maurice Ran, who are attending the Chat- ham Business College, were home over Easter. Mr. Louis Jeffrey has purchased the kitchen adjoining Mrs. Mc- Cortaick's shop and will move the same to his house near the tannery. Mr. P. Hauch, who has been quite ill for the past few months, shows very little change. It is hoped the spring weather may benefit him. There will be no preaching ser- vice on Sunday morning in the Evangelical church, but Sunday school at 9.30 and prayer meeting at 10.30. The meetings held in the Baptist church the last two Sunday after- noons. have been quite largely attended. Mr. Nelson spoke on both occasions. Last Sunday the theme was, "The lower of God manifested in the gospel. demon- strating its superiority over the Mosaic law." The evangelist nrg- en upon his hearers the need, even more pressing in these days of religious indifference and spiritual inactivity, of proving for themsel- ves the power of the gospel opera- ting in them unto salvation. Meet - Ines are announced for each Sunday afternoon at 2.3o o'clock. for the present. APR, 16, 1909. No. 39. A Jersey heifer oaif for Bale, Apply to h &Lamle, Zurich. Mr. -J. J, Merner wag in Luclknaw this week., Ladies' yubber found by David Schnell Owner call at this office. Mr. Harrold A.ppel, of Seaforth,. spent the.holidays at his home here •. • Miss Pearl Wurtz of St Thomas Ladies' College is visiting with her parents. Miss Ethel .Itellermaxi of Dash- wood visited at .tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Fritz, on. Sunday. Mr Rellinger of Berlin . visited his brother-in-law Mr: W. Beaver, 14th Con., the past week, C. Hartleib is short two or three hundred bushels of potatoes and is paying 45 cents per bushel, for next week. Lutheran Chureh The evening service in St. Peter's Lutheran church will be conducted in Eng- lish. A hearty invitation is .ex- tended to all. Dr Caw of Parkhill was in town on Sunday in consultation with Dr. Campbell, as to the illness of. Mrs. P. Bender, who is quite low- at present. • Mrs. (Rev) A. D. Gisehier and Master Lewis, returned on Monday after having spent a view joyous Easter with their _fi`iids in the Twin City. We are giving a nickel or gun metal open faced. watph 'with every youth's snit sold after next Mon- day. These are good• time pieces and guaranteed for a y +ikita; J. Free. ter. A large number of last week's storm, k ported to the seoretai ron Weather Insurtn farmer should carry this Company. There etrei St. Mary's' Co. may The porta int which is going to when completed south side of the expense, it looks as i petting to connect w other of their southern es. business men of Zurich, Ba and Goderich should make a+ ruined effort to have the li 'e ex tended through this section of the County. MAIMiVaiMisAWMAMMMENAWMANAMMAO 1 have put in a big stock of Wall Paper for Spring. X invite one and all to come and see my beautiful stock. Prices reasonable. All Farm Produce taken in Exchange for Goods. a Sr FAUST ZURICH &IRAMPIMAMMMILWATIMARAMMRWIWKWINWA `HO.OoQ•G4.0O•d•�•O00%��oc��ac�•��� 4. THE UP.TO:DATE oad i the reat e ex- '• the The field o ter- U� 4,G a.o oFR/TZ e THE SHOEMAN - ZURICH �' � 4•'O••G9'O.O.O U•G��•U•`Gi•'ty'G1',�.J•C.•''.J•G/• J•��•G'•�.1 Headquarters for the boot that is made in Boots and Shoes. Complete lines in Fall and Winter Goods at prices which will save you money. e are sole agents for the famous Wil- liams staple shoes, made specially for farm wear Willi s patent leggings.. land Kant Krack Rubbers. Repairs while you wait. We take butter and eggs ill exchange. 3=18013C3* i.iK0 `a et°3i3+ #? 3E38C3£ . 7+x"3: ' 38arq iOiZ •'+r'w •i: ralld is lay of Spring MiIlinery Oni er an resS o 1 S E cordially invite you to visit our formal opening dis- play of Spring Millinery, which takes place on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April lst, 2nd & 3rd, and following days. " We have spared no pains to make this a notable showing of correct Millinery for Spring 1000. Miss Colvin, who has had charge of this depart- ment for the past two seasons, is with us again, and the ladies of Zurich and vicinity may be sure that their wants in this line will receive the beat attention. You aro heartily welcome to visit our Show Rooms whenever and as often as you please. Latest Wall Papers Do not miss seeing our large stock of new Wall papers, Borders, etc. Bigger and better than ever. AR prices. Linoleu ms, Oilcloths, s, Etc. We have a large stock of linoleulns, in very prettry patterns, also oil cloths, window shades, rollers, etc. NVIE take special pleasure in naming our Store the Dress W Goods Store of Zurich, and this season the name is more appropriate than ever, as our stock of Dress Goods is bigger and better than ever before, Neither effort nor money has been spared in procuring the 1)(':-t and la- test fabrics manu•Eactured, and our large and well -assorted l assorted stock is ready for your inspection whether you buy or not. Our stock of Spring Dress Goods consist' .,f the following in all the popular shades and colors : WOOL POPLIN WOOL HITT DUCHESS VENETIAN ROYAL COSTUME CLOTH RICA SS COSTUME CLOTH SHADOW STRIPE STRICORD POPLIN tit ,:11., • • SANTOY 'C ORS'i'nD iTIN(: ' \V0 )I. )il Lli();SE WOOL TItICO1'INb) ]ti)'l'ANV PANAMA ' ATIN CLOTII CIIIFFON PAN AMA DI CHESS SATIN a. 0. hardware Victor Flour Sifters Granite Dippers, reg 25 cts for 3 qt granite sauce pans (3 qt granite sauce pans pant and skirt hangers z foot Wood rules .... . .10 .15 .15 It ,255 1.0 10 Bargains . . • q . L From 5Oc to $L50 ca IP a 1rr Iron block pianos...,........ 100 ft clothes lino wire 50 ft clothes line wire.... , . ...... .. Large 7 inch scissors. ........ Pocket scissors ,:....,...•.,,•••••., Snap Thula mazer ...,.:.•.......••. ., .20 i5 .1`> Get our Prices on Pencing, Roofing, Eavetroughing, Etc. 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