The Herald, 1909-07-16, Page 1=
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•The Official Organ of„.Zurichl and Hay Townshipi
Vol. 1X1•'
FRIDAY MORNNG, JULY 16, 1909.
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LOCAL NEWS. 6 Mr a
ur iron beds for $2.75, at
b's.
nd. Mrs, 3. Taylor, visited
in Exeter, on Sunday.
gfer-Acete-.4-164-9o479,4-114-214-^r4 frlentl$.
D S I aust has a .ev stt ipe inen
Come 'before they are gone.
The Faust family and relatives
held a picnic at Grated Bend, on
Tuesday.
Rev. A. D. Gischler will occupy
his pulpit on Sunday Morning and
evening.
$1000 to $1800 .private fends to
loan at 6% on good farm security.
Apply to E. Zeller, Zurich. '
Lutheran Church -The evening
service in St. Peter's Lutheran
'church, will be conducted in Eng-
lish. - A11 are cordially invited to
attend.
The firrt matinee races of the
summer will be held shortly. There
will likely be two horse events,and
a bicycle race. Full particulars
later.
Mrs. Charles Sticklee of Detroit,
accompanied by her two children,
visited withber mother Mrs. Henry
Greb, over Sunday. She also visited
relative:4 in Stratford and returned
to Detroit on Tuesday.
Dr. Oven's Surgeon, °enlist,
Specialist will be at Ro.,val. Hotel,•
Hensall, on Monday, Aug., • 2nd.
Haters 2 to 6 p in. Glasses pro.
perly fitted, Catarrh. deafness, fail-
ing eyesight and throat troubles
treated.
During the heavy thunderstorm
which passed over this section last
Saturday afternoon. the largo barn
• Cherries wanted afHartleib's.
Mr. Charlie Either of Bayfield.
visited his home here, on Sunday.
• Ifyou want a fine summer tie,
call at D 5 Faust.
Miss Maggie Stelck of London, is
• visiting relatives and friends here,
at present.
For a line up to date dress shirt,
call at D. S. Faust.
Marshall Zeller left on Tuesday
morning to attend,the Y. M. 0, A.
Camp, near Goderich.
WAIr. William Smith incl family of
se Detroit are touring in their automo-
" bile, in this section. •
Mr. Hartman. Steinbach returned
to Detroit on Saturday afternoon,
'after a pleasant visit with relatives
• in ton and vicinity.
Wanted -A. young girl to do light
housework, only three in family,
easy place. Apply to Mrs. Rens-
ford, box 133 Clinton, Ont.
We sell. only the Plymouth.
Twines -Gold Medal, Silver Sheaf
and Plymouth. Special -guaranteed
to run the required length. 3.
Preeter.
, High Grade Manitoba Flour.
One thousand bags price $3,00 per
bag. Every •bag guaranteed first
quality. Call at the Hensall Oat-
meal Mills. D, Urquhart.
Mr. and Mrs. Justus Melick left
this week for Edmonton Albert',
to spend a few weeks with their
son John 11., and their daughter,
Mrs. Isaac .T.Indson. Wewish them
a pleasant visit and a safe return.
We contracted for a large alien-
tity of corrugated gitleanized.
roofing and in order to dispose of
it quick, we have cut the price for
.1tely to $3.76 a equare or $4.00 put
on complete, sheet measure. C.
Hartleib Zuriehter of Mr. am. Ters. In . Je teen of score and lin .
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'The animal Cet,14i:,s:' T->., __;5, ',,,),,,i1„,,.,, reNtainiiIr.rldav -•' • ' ,,' '. 4 •••444k4A11,`' ' ' 1' '
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id' 1:101..EI angni.--tirxoehier li'' 4' . 4 '.',1 , •:-Ielii . • u 1 ft1:l t'vn 1 att,'!.' ".-93 1.1EL'Ithe tiiein
deligialllly 01U' .14V14..PY :Law 194." ttel,, of rit, '• WaYne Indiana. The E Faust sf 0 '4 ' 0 ulr"...ite 31) 0tn,-,:trirA
eon- Ev. ellurch Sunday s'i-4160:1 1t1.14; yotnig lady win be remembered as L Hoffman, n 2 Heiliki k 21.) n '‘ve. 1 it . , ,e. i e . e. e.
Sunday. Everything seem et l to a gradnute teem i be Children's F Mathews eb 2 01 eS i ey ef 1 ./ite-:: ,,,e ,„.e. „1i rare_
Paris green at 1). S. Faust, 26' ets
per lb.
Mr. H. J. D., Coolre, of ,Hensall
was a business visitor, here . on
Tuesday.
this week as a witness, in the Bice
Mr. P. Lamont was „in Goderich
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case. •
Mrs. David Gottoliall-,c of Bad
Axe, Mich., is in town visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. •:Lehman,
The many friends ,of Mr, M.
Haercher will be plettetel to learn
that he is slowly recoeering from
his recent illness.
D 5 Faust ha i jest ret:eived ,a
of gilt edge glassware, eeliserr at. 10
15 and 20 cents. Tile biggest snap
ever given. in glassware.
Mr. Charles Welker of llilverton
gave his friende.a shOrt call here,
this week. He ',reports busin.ese
good in his new location.
To the travelling publie-Oall and
see our telescopes, club' bags, suit
oases and trunks. We have a large
stock and sell at lew prieeS for
quick sale, At Hartleilf•s.
The following s.cores were made
at the weekly gun * p•netice, on
Tuesday evening: -P.; Sipple, ti;
F. W. Hess, 8; 3. Preeter, 8; W.
O'Brien, 4; J. P. Bee. 9, W.
Rowenlegg, 6, C.
BASEBALL
On Friday evening the Hensall
Juniors .played the retnen game
with the youngsters of Zurich
on the local dianiend and
after the, 2nd innings it, was Zerieb 8
of Mr, John One:brawn who resides all the way. The ilebliinn at the
ipelle
in stanley Township, near Hills- •
locals was sharper and :testing Lee
green, Was struck by lightning and Hoffman. in the box pitty•N1 gauze
totally destroycal. A large quanti-
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VskiWffinf
Sale hi linery •Department
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discount sale of 25 percell Latlies'
• Hats -in the :Millinery delo,ktinent.-• The
millinery season is neaAt Oer;. will*
run off the balance of, my this oc,
large discount. If you are ne..0,4O2 4
now is your . time ; First come--.1#st
• Tkere are S01110 fine ft1)46,-(late.
Hats -which must be sold':
All Farm Produce -tak-en iu
Exchange for teas Sale,
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in- of hay which had been stored (10
that would puzzle some eliars to
duplicate. He held th siNieitors
in the building was else consnnied down to two r Itins, gi Ran
by the fire. Mr. Cochrane's loss pitch
ing the ast Cense SenineS
will be heavy. wii92:twe rnere rens .WCr tee de by •-
1+,,liss Ethel Ido Jennison, 41111g-hthe visitors. The fano% s the 17:1Y"
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conspire to the success of fhe •ocas-
sion. The church was tilled
the perfume 'of roses and large app.
pre eiati ve audiences. Th6 rel Iii one
sentimenr of Hong and declamation
was insphing. The eallection o •
*22.46 bears practical testimony to
the splendid missionary spirit of
this conor.,terratiou.
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. Otir stock of summer Dress Goods
- has bee3i the talk of town, and our se-
leetion still comprises some of the most
;- fashionable lines. We corcltally invite the
• ladies to call and look through our Mus-
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lins, Linens, Voiles, Silks, etc. You can
M
a save dollars by making your purchase
here.
• Baby Carriages Etc •
D. I We are offering some special values
in. baby carriages, go-carts, expreiis
wagons etc. All new goods and strong-
ly built,
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Hospital, Detroit Mieb,, -and was
in Ft Wayne upon the preformanee
of her duties, when taken ill, and
upon the advice of her nhysielan„
submitted to the operation. Last
report from her bedside were to
the effect of a rapid reeovery, and
as soon as she is able to travel she
will be at home in Hay to. spend
the summer and to recnperate
Roy Faust a 8 .1-tuderin lb 0 oet,
Morris Rau 2b 2 Weisniiller 0
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Lorne Weber& 2 • Bullard rf 0 Y.10
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This entire page would not be sufficient to contain the great lists of specials
in all kinds of things for summer wear which we have arrayed for your choos=
ing. You can't do better than by making a selection from our stocks of summer
Dress Fabrics, Silks, Ready=to=Wear Uarments, Hosiery, Corsets, Underwear,
Collars, Belts, Parasols, etc.
.5ilinirner Dress Goods
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PLY t
inder Twine
We are sole agents for the Fa-
mous Plymouth Twine.
Best by Test.
Gold Medal, 650 feet to pound.
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Silver Sheaf, 600 "
Plymouth Special, 550.
Prices right, • Quality the Best
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See us about your eavetroughing, roofing, or
0 1 tuaranteedjirst class. • All kinds produce wanted.
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SUMIlER SUITS
We desire to call the attention of
the men to our Summer Suits. Why not
keep cool during the hot weather by
wearing suitable clothes. We have a
large stock to select from at prices rang-
ing from $8.00 to $15.00. They are made
up in the latest styles and cloths. Call
in and look over them.
We also carry a large stock of boys'
and youth's suits. See our stock of men's
shirts, newest and' coolest, belts, collars,
ties, socks, etc.
anyllron work,
our work is
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