HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1909-05-28, Page 1The Official Organ of :Zuricbt afti _Bay
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LOCAL NEWS.
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Mr. Edgar Magel visited his par-
ents in Detroit over Sunday.
Miss Allis Schnell of Pigeon,
Mich., has returned home for the
summer.
Mr. J. J. Merner's pacer Little
Mao took 2nd in the 40 class, at
Parkhill, on Monday.
Mrs. Ed. Axt returned on Wed-
nesday evening from a visit to her
daughter in London.
Miss Gertie Hartleib returned on
Tuesday evening, frog a visit with
friends in Ridgetown.
Messrs. Valentine Koehens and
J. P. Rau took in the races at
Parkhill on Monday.
Mrs. J. H. Roedding and Mrs.
Henry Feick of Berlin visited re-
latives and friends here, over the
holiday.
See our line of screen doors,
windows. and curtain stretchers.
A large stock to select from. J.
Preeter.
Messrs. Yungblut & Deichert
have purchased a gasoline engine
and will now be able to turn out
sausage and Sommer wurst in large
quantities.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY
Mr. John Sohuettler found a
small key, on the street, this week.
Owner call for it.
Mr. William Greb of Stratford
was a visitor with his mother over
Victoria Day.
The Sunday school of the Evan-
gelical church., will be conducted
next Sunday at 2 p. m.
.Township.'
28, 1909.
No. 45.
Mr. Louis Prang .hae engaged
Mr. Brooks of Parkhill, to assist in
his blacksmith shop.
D. S. Faust has improved the ap-
pearance of his dwelling by the ad-
dition of a new porch.
A return baseball match with
Hensall team will be, played on the
local diamond, this (Friday), even-
ing.
Mr. Henry Rupp is busytearing
down a part of his oldhouse,
which will be replaced with an.
enlarged brick addition,.
Mrs. E. O Weber and Master
Stanley, iif Berlin, and Mrs. Maurer
of Winnipeg, were the : guests - of
of
Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Wealth:, over
Sunday.
For a burn or scald apply:;Cham-
berlaiu's Salve. It will allay the
pain almost instantly and`:enickly
heal the injured parts..P.or sale by
J J Merner.
Mr. C. Eilber is ins eveving his
dwelling and outbuildifR5 with a
fresh coat of paint. Chris. is one
of the tidiest residents :in town,
and it would do, all of us' good to
follow his example.
Rev. 3. S. Damm Qf Medioine
Hat. Sask., will occupy' the pulpit
in the Evangelical church next
Sunday evening and address the
congregation in the interest of the
missionary cause of the; Canadian
Northwest. Missionary offering
will be taken up.
Misses Diana and Phoebe Rick -
boil spent the 24th visiting friends
in Waterloo.
Mr. 3, H. Hayter has moved his
family and household effects to
town, on Wednesday.
We handle seed corn, turnip and
mangold seed, and garden seeds of
all varieties. All good quality. J.
Preeter.
For Sale—Gasoline stove with
burners oven.
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new. ApplyoMrMcWatters,
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The sacrament of the Lord's
supper will be administered in the
Evangelical church next Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. A. Y.
Haist, P. E., will -officiate. Prepa-
ratory services will be conducted
on Saturday at 2 p, m. also preach
ing at 7.30 p. m.
Dr. Oven's Surgeon, Oculist,
Specialist -will be at Royal Hotel,
Hensall, on Friday, June 18th.
Hours g a m to 9 p m. Glasses pro-
perly fitted, Catarrh, deafness, fail-
ing eyesight and throat troubles
treated. '
While a number of young men
were engaged in firing some sky-
rockets on Tuesday night, one of
them took a somewhat erratic
course. and bailed right htthrough
the second storey window
Merner's,store, landing among a
lot of "Merry widows" and rhe
millinery staff. Luckily there was
no damage done, except a broken
pane of glass.
The Sunday afternoon services
which for sense. weeks .hav;e been
• held in the Baptist church, have
been discontinued for the present.
Mr. Nelson who has been conduct-
ing them is leaving for some weeks,
but hopes to resume then on his
return. The meetings have been
pretty well attended each week by
interested listeners. The under-
lying: theme of the -whole series
was, the good old Wesleyan doct-
rine of full salvation from. sin—its
BASEBALL
The Zurich team played two
games at Orediton on Victoria
Day, and as our boys bad very
little practice this spring, they did
very well by capturing the last
game. Orediton is noted. for its
ball players, and they have some
veterans that are hard to beat.
The first game was played at 1
o'clock and resulted in a score of
13-2 in favor of Crediton. The
evening game started at 6 and at
the c nd of the 4 -thinnings the score
stood at 10-5 in favor of Zurich.
From that to the end of the `9th
innings the excitment ran . high,
and.Crediton gradually pulled up,
but the lead was too big to over•
come; and .at tje.,end
stood 12-11 in f"ayor,of `Z?
boys speak very highly of the
treatment by the Orediton team,
and a return match is expected in
the near future. The Zurich line-
up for the two games was : Harvey
Weber, p, H. H. Little, c. O. Fritz,
lb ; T. Wurtn 21) ; M. Rennie 3b ;
Hurley Weber ss ; A. Edighntfer,
rf ; {.Gordon cf ; 'wellington John-
ston lf. Geo. Hess, umpire, W.'E .
Rev. R. H. Whiteside of'I empt-
ville, arrived. Saturday evening
and returned Wednesday, aocom-
panied by Mrs. Whiteside and
children, who spent several months
at the home of her patents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Williams.
• Manitoba Flour --Two cars just
to hand that was p3urohased before
the advance, also ears bran, shorts
and corn. High quality p+ Mani-
toba Flour $3.00 per be
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and New Striped. Linens for Suittngs.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
The Newest and Most Up-to-date Choice in Hats for
old and young.
MEN'S and BOYS' READY-MADE SUITS
I have a Full Line of Suits at iLeasonable Prices.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS and LINOLEUMS
2 yards and 4 yards wide. Nice Patterns.
All Farm Produce taken In
Exchange for Goods.
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Pentecost will be c
morning service 'will•be "•nclucted
in German and the evening service
in English. In connection with the
Inorningeser vice the sacrament of
the altar will be administered.
Preparatory service on Saturday
at 2 p. m. The morning offering
will be for the benefit of mission-
ar y work.
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And we aro better prepared than ever before to fill the -
Goods
eGoods bought 111 the, best markets, and bought
will convince you. Our attention to buyers
Ready=to=wear Suits
Just a word about our Ready-to-wear suits. Clue
stock comprises a large range of the latest cloths and
styles, and our increased :,ales iu this department
prove that we are selling at right prices. A pickle
or gun metal watch given with every youth's suit
purchased. Also a full line of latest in hats, shirts,
ties, ete., all new goods. Wo also 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.
Belts, Frillings, Hose a. °td.
Gloves
Silk elastic Belts in all newest shades, Frillin'as
in black, white and blue, Ladies Fancy Hose in tan,
Long g Lisle Gloves
oxblood, and mariyother shades I �
intan, black and white. All sizes. We advise
buying these now as the demand for these goods will
be large.
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wf)lt8 ' of 'any r Custo .1f 1'S. "Every department is 1i11.'tl with
prices that will compete, with any. A .-lit to our 444- c,
"e try to make as satisfactory as possible.
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Linoteurns, floor Oils rill
• Ca rsets
If you need Floor Coverings of any kind come
iu and see our range. We have passed into stock a
number of new patterns and now have a wiec range
to choose from. See our Tapestry oarpets and Flaw.
Rugs, Jap mattings. etc.
LACE CU' TAINS
Masa-cleaning season is iiow on and we have
made special arrangements for easy* choosing of nev,-
Lace Curtains. Our curtains range in price from
95 cts to $3.00.•
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We desire to call the attention of the ladies to
our line of whitcwlar. Everything in waists, skirts
etc. Our stock is very complete and we invite
inspection of these goods.
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Millinery i epart ent
-Our millinery trade has grown in leaps and
l,onitd . Our show room is fiiled with the latest
and loveliest ercatious in Dame Fashion's style. You
will have to sere them to appreciate thein. You
are cor'l:ally invited to visit our millinery depart -
Meat as often as you please.
DICK THESE UP
Granite water pails 50 cents and 75 cents
Granite dippers 15 cents
Granite wash bowl 15 cents
Granite Snap dlnhi'H 10 etut4
Curtain poles 10 cents
eiweat Pads 95 cents
3 kegs of carpet tacks 5 cents
Large Hand. Saws 35 cents
Harness Snaps tr' for 5 cents
95 lb scales GO cents
11an'1 Cleaner 1') cents
Move Pipe Varnish 10, i:,, and :10 cents
'Victor Flour Sifters 10 cents.
See us about your. Roofing and Eavetro} gh n .e Tee
Fell Stock of Sherwi i=Williams Paints.
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Windows. Highest grade coil wire and barb wire.
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