The Herald, 1909-05-07, Page 1•
The Official Organ of Zurich: 'and Hay Township.
Vol. 1X.
FRIDAY MORNING 9 MAY 7, 1909.
No. 42.
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LOCAL NEWS.
A good range of wall papers at
D. S. Faust.
Mr. Allan Baler of the Goshen
Line Stanley, left for the Canadian
West, on Thnrsday.
Mrs. Diehl of Brucefield, Mrs. P.
Sullivan and Miss Annie Zimmer-
man are visiting with Mr and Mrs.
H. Zimmerman.
Miss McLean and Mr. Gordon
Small of Strathroy visited the for-
mer's sister Miss McLean, milliner,
over Sunday.
Mr. Philip Hauch, who has been
quite ill for the past few months is
able to be out again and made his
first trip down town, on Tuesday.
Rev. Valentine Gerber, wife and
daughter, of Minnesota, were visit-
ing relatives and friends in this
section, over Sunday, and left for
their home on Tuesday. Mr. Ger-
ber held three services in the A-
mish church, Bronson Line, during
his stay.
Teacher's Institute—The West
Huron Teacher's Association hold
their annual Institute in Exeter,
May 20th. and 2Ist. -They have a
good program and expect a su.ccess-
ful meeting, Mr. T. F. Wright of
Toronto is to be present and give
three addresses. Two copies of the
• announcement are being sent to all
school principals, one of them for
4. trustee board, who are especiallV
.inaZited to be present. In fact alr
.i0erested in education will be
heartily -welcome.
Atter an illness extending over
Several months Mrs, Peter Bender
Ailed peacefully, on Monday after -
'mon, at the age. of 47 years, 8
nionths and 14 days. The deceased
well liked for her many excel -
utilities and. made a host of
lig her residence in
e laves to mourn her
er husband one daughter
rs. Herb. Axt, and one Son Master
Walter, besides a. number of step.
children. Her remains were laid
to rest in the Bronson Line ceme-
tery on Wednesday afternoon. The
late Mrs Bender was a member of
the Chosen Friends, of the W. C. T.
U. and Ladies .Aid of the Evangoli.
cal church, in whose circles she
will be much missed. THE EfErtaan
extends sincere sympathy to the
afflicted.
The newest in hats at D. S. Faust.
3.weeks-old heifer calf for sale.
Apply to J. H. Sohuettler. Zurich,
If you want a fine dross shirt,
call at D. S. Faust.
Mr. Andreas Schmid of Elkton,
Mich., arrived here on Friday even-
ing and expeets to remain for the
summer.
A tickling or dry cough can be
quickly loosened with Dr Shoop's
Cough Remedy. No opium, no
chloroform, nothing unsafe or
harsh. Sold bY J J Merner.
Miss Pearl McCormick and Mast-
er John, attended the -funeral of
their uncle Mr. Donald Stewart. on
Monday. He died in Detroit on
Friday. and was buried in 'Mount
Carmel.
Golden Drop white oats for seed;
at Rannie's seed store Zurich. This
is a new variety first out last year
sold at $3 00 a bushel. Farmers
should avail themselves in getting
some as the quantity is limited..
Come and see.
An exchange says that it knows
of men who would not polish their
boots on Sunday, but would as
cheerfully blacken their neighbor's
character on that day as on any
other The longer we live the more
vve are oonvinced that there is
nothing so good in this world as
consistency and nothing that is
harder to achieve.
Mr. Jerry Corriveau formerly of
Zurich, but who has been living
at Dashwood for some time past
has been appointed postmaster at
Drysdale in place of Mr. Leo Ge-
linas, who resigned, as he intends
leaving for the West. Mr. Corri-
veau intends putting in a stock of
/merchandise and has rented the
building which was formerly .Bris-
son's hotel.
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MG DOINGS IN PARKHILL
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• One of- the finest celebrations
ever known in the history of Park-
hill, will take place there on Victo-
ria Day-, May 24th. There will be
games and sports of all kinds and
the Parkhill Driving Park Associa-
tion have arranged a series of rac-
es. Some of the best horses in
Canada and. the United States will
go there. The Eel, the world's
fastest race horse, time 2.04 will
also go on that date in an exhibi-
tion mile. Leave your corn planting
until the next day and go with the
crowd.
For a fancy pair of socks, call at
I). S. Faust.
Miss Clark of Steplien4iS visiting
at the home of her uriole, My, W.
0. Calif as .
Mr. Charles Welker has shipped
his household effects to Milverton,
where he has purchased :a, 1iyary
business.
Dr. Oven's Surgeon; Oculist,
Specialist will be at Royal Hotel,
Hensall, on Friday,' May 2ist.,
Hours 9 a m to 9 p an. Glasses pro-
perly fitted, Catarrh, deafness,,fail-
ing eyesight and throat tronbles
treated. • "
Messrs. L. and. Ed. Moro have
each a position for thfa,summer
with two farmers on the, Parr Line
south of Hillsgreen. Lon with
Mr. A. Love and Ed. with Thos.
Consitt. 'We 'wish them both sue
cess with their.new Lemployers.
On Sunday this section Orparleia.
cod the worst snow storm of...the
winter, although the snowlicl.
rbmain long on the groul.a Tkie
weather has been very backwarA
so far and farmers have hardiv414y.
seeding done.
Mr. Henry Rupp received 'word'
that" his brother John died. On April
12th, at Acheson, Kansas, havin'Ai
reached the age of about p. years.
He was a Jeweler by trade anti. was
the owner of a Jewelery" establiiba•
ment in that city. He Wasjoltarn in
New Hamburg in 1856 a, e.e9,a0
married about ten years ag ttiSS
Ella, Norman who surviyds
Miss Elmira Stogclill
Mr. and Mrs. W. Stog1ellP14r,
Goshen Line, Stanle
Thursday morning aite
of five weeks. SIic
months and 17 dayirek
general favorite
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Saturday at 4'j,1461.
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
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MEN'S and BOYS' READY-MADE SUITS
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FLOOR OIL CLOTHS and LINOLEUMS
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Just a word about our Ready-to-wear suits. Our
stock comprises a largo range of the latest cloths and
styles, and our increased sales in this department
prove that we are selling at right prices. A nickle
or gun metal watch given with every youth's salt
purchased. Also a full line of latest in bats, shirts,
ties, etc., all new goods. We aiso carry a wide
range of Tweeds, Worsteds, Cheviots, etc., in suit
lengths, and can have a suit made to order for you at
short notice. See our lines before you bny.
Gloves
Silk elastic Belts in all newest shades, Frillings
in black, white and blue, Ladies Fancy Hose in tan,
oxblood, and many other shades, ' Long Lisle Gloves
in tan, black and white.. All sizes. We advise
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Carpets
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to choose from. See our Tapestry carpets and Flaor
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LACE CURTAINS
House-cleaning season is now on. and we have
made special arrangements for easy choosing of new
Lace Curtains. Our curtains range in price from
25 cts 10 $3.00.
WHITEWEAR
We desire to call the attention of, the ladies to
our line of whitewear. Everything inwaists, skirts
etc. Our stock is, very complete and we invite
inspection of these goods.
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bounds. Our show room is filled with the latest
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Granite water pails'! 50 cents and 75 .cents
Granite dippers 15 cents
Granite wash bowl 15 cents
Granite soap dishes 15 cents
Curtain poles 10 cents
Sweat Pads 25 cents
2 kegs of carpet tacks 5 cents
Large Hand Saws 35 cents
Harness Snaps 2 for 5 cents
25 lb scales CO ecets
Hand Cleaner 10 cents
Stove I'ipe Varnish 10, 1 and 20 cents
Victor Flour Sift's 10 cents.
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