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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1910-02-25, Page 1The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township.1 Vol, X. --FRIDAY MORNING. FEB.` 25. 1910. 3CIONCDOCNEICK Mr2a9C743030CIO 101:318CAM,484:30 istaleactit3Vii Spring 1000d$. • te-luR OPENING DISPLA.Y of New Spring Goods is now on. Spring is just around the corner and Spring Apparel needs will soon be urgent. Only time enough now to have the Ipretty materials made up before you want to wear them. 1 0 WINDOW DRESS GOODS In all the Newest Shades. NEW PRINTS NEW GINGHAMS PA.NCY SUITINGS, '. ETC. • - oar N®vr Prints and IOC. a and Ask to see (3inghams selling at y They are Special Value Dress Goods Now is the time for a new dress. Biggest values ever offeredr Regular 60 cts, kr 40 a yard 50 cts, for 30 a yard ets, fa20 a,R,'s'rd LADIES' MANTLES All this season's styles. Regular $17.50 for 11.50 " 16.00, for. 10,50 12.50, far 9.00 12.00, for 8 50 11.00, for 7.50 10.00; for 6.50 9.00, for 6.00 6.50 for 4.00 0 1 COATINGS Save money. Buy your Coatings now. Regular $1.25 for 75 cts a yd zL 85 eta. for 52 a yard 60 cts, for 40 a yard Ladies' Fur Coats 1 Black Beaver Momot lined regular $40.00 for 33.00 ire 1 Astrachan .Jacket, regular $35.00, for $28,00 Astrachan Jacket, regular $25.00, for 10.00 Astrachan Jacket, regular $ 18.00, for 12.00 Fur -lined Cape, regular ex $20.00, for 13.50 1 1 1 SPECIALS Wrapperettes, regular 12+ cents, for 10 cents Prints, regular i 2+ cents, for 10 cents a a LOCAL NEWS. a iv arb ar 4.4141 -4 -s4 -s* Mr, Hagey, it traveller of Berlin. s pent Sunday with acquaintances intown- Miss Myrtle 'Pfeffer of Auburn, is visiting at the Evangelioal Par- sonage. I have a plebe. for $3000.00 on farm mortgage at ti per cent inter- est. Apply to E Zeller, Zurich. Mrs: W. N', Glenn of Lumley, spent Friday noon with Mr. and Mrs. William ThetL 8 cents Factory Cotton, 40 inches wide, regular 12k cts for 10 cts Prints, regular 10 cents, for English Flannelette, 36 inches wide, reg 12+ cis for 10 cts • '.fable Linens, extra value at 18 and 23 cents .A lot of remnants at your own price, RUFFS, flUFFs, ETC 20 per cent off all ladies' Fur Ruffs and Muffs. Regul- ar °L's 1.50 to $15.00. These values are unsurpassed. SHADES A special line of Window .4shades, mounted on rollers, complete, for only 25 cents each. Ilen's and Boys' oyS Overcoats A special discount of 25 per cent on all men's and boys' overcoats daring this sale. Special prices on Men's alas Boys' reaey-to wear snits. Sewing Machines, 10 year guarantee 820.00. Cross cut saws and handles, sets, files, etc. is still on. 1 rira Only one more week. meet Miss M.�rma•.'C�'..'iYn�vY: �.42e,s'�V.�am bS=Muco RSv:J1 Gu. .l.tr. ,101 1.,L.M. .M.TWM,wN2Y.7.1.6YW.x203.C1Ymseml6,.ftvnvveam, PRODUCE OF ALL. KIES . T K •x Telephone 9 tro taco- e1 r ZURICH• ]�`f3 Miss Lizzie Doerr, nt Blyth spent lett week with her cousin, Miss Mary Gellman. Mrs. Henry Weseloh and Mrs. Chas. Weber opetili Thursday in Loudon, visiting Miss Alvada Weseloh. Mr. and Mrs. Doerr of near Au• barn visited the tatter's snort her Mrs. F. Demuth, ozl Thursday. and Friday last. Hood frame ,t hotzae:`good, :risme stable„ and lot oonttsining over an acre for sale • Price $1000,00. Apply to E. Zeller, Zurich. 25.11a bag of flour found by Mr. Geo. Campbell, c),EStsnley, on Tties- day;• betvtaere'Zie ribh•: and:IP:assail. Owner call at Tem 8 seri office. Mr. Elmore Thiel Ws purchased the dwelling owned P. W. Sass, South of the Deenin o ;: House, for Sam, and will get ple4iltissien 1st of April. t ' Mr. Ed .Axt. recently disposed of his 3 -year-old .drivi% ;g dole. for a good figure. Mr. Peer lDucharme of the Bronson L ; e was the purchaser. The L' adies•Aid of Ale. Evangeli- cal chnroli pill meet on Tuesday, March lata iit,''2,15 Ale*, in the church. All'. are cordially invited to be present.' Messrs R. Weseloh Mia,A. Sehilbe are thea Week makitise i,t e ailtera- kions inest ] elate l,. a 4 platform iso tieing lite ' 'across tiste front and ,atplace made for the organ and: choir, which '.were formerly located in the gallery. Communion services will be con- ducted in the Evangelical church next Sunday. The sacrament of the Lords supper will be dispensed both morning and evening, Rev. A Y. Heist of Berlin, will officiate at both services. The Council on Friday passed a by-law for the suppression of rabies. The fine fort violating the provisions of the by-law is 850 00 and oosts. It is also provided that any person may kill a dog found at large, that is not muzzled. tr Lutheran Church—The church being under repair, the evening service will be conducted in Ger• man. The monthly meeting of the Ladies Aid will be beld on Wed- nesday, the 2nd of March, at 3 p. tu., in the school room. All are requested to attend. We have decided to extend our big clearing sale for one week more. The Iarge number of satisfied cus- tomers will vouch for the genuine bargains we are giving. Remember only ono week more when all win- ter goods must be cleared out. J. Preeter. People venturing ont en Wed- nesday morning experienced a feeling as if the cold was cold enough to—well, to freeze anrggar in two minutes. The mercury bad gone away down and the blust from the West made us wish we were in Jamaica. Cheer np, Hicks predicts warmer weather in June and July. 5000 FACTS ABOUT' CANADA, The public Nvill warmly welcome the new 1910 Editon of that in- dispensable booklet "5000 Facts About Canada,'' compiled by Frank Yeigh, whose writings and Lectures oii Canada are widelyanti and talo to thieving as.a man - known. The popelarity of the, malls as duck:; to water because of publication is shown by its sale of the .sack. of moral restraint and nearly 00,000 copies, not only in being without references or re - Canada, but through the Empire, commendations, they can find no and indeed the world. Tho 1910 other way for getting money to tains at large percentagei supply their wants. Unfortunate. No. 31 MIUMANAWUMNAMM w�h�w Clearing Sale of . . Men's Dress Shirts Regular priced shirts ‘fl • $i. now selling for..uuC Everybody wears shirts and Nobody should miss this Sale. New Spring Goods A is •arriving. • 1: invite you to visit this Store For your Spring supplies Fine Range of . Dress. Goods, Prints Mulls and fluslins Solve of the Newest Designs ;l1 Farm Produce taken. in exchange D. S. FAUST ZURICH IMWWWWWWWMPANWNWIMMAIWIMM Mrs. Henry Walper Sr., had the Mrs. F. Demuth continues in misfortune, on Sunday, to fall and break her arm. Big graniteware sale now on at Procter's. Best values ever offered. J, Preeter. Owing to the illness of Miss Keys this week one of the rooms in the public school was closed. Mr. John Kipper who was work- ing in Luoisville, Essex Co for the winter has returned to his home. 14th Concession. The two sons of Mr. Jacob Geiger of near Pigeon, Mich., re- turned hone on Wednesday, after a visit with relatives in this section. Tho absinthe business of France is taxed to the extent of $12,000,000 yearly. The use of this green li- quor means the physical and moral paralysis of the French people, yet makers and vendors are up in arms against the possibility of the pro- hibition of its manufacture and sale, The farmers who cultivate hysoy and other herbs which enter into its composition, in company with the makers of the bottles and corks are also joining in this hew and cry. They are straining at a 11 win acamel. gnat and swa Boys badly reared, and without training for any calling, are thrown upon the streets to shift for them- selves. They drift into bad comp. Edition earl of new matter, under such heads iv there are always older heads to as—a.gricniture, mining, banking, trade, railways, wheat growing, education, religions, etc., while it new feature is a hmlg(t of Empires Letts. The book iia re ela-tiee of the riebea a.uu re:Wur0es of the Dominion It ii published. at 25 cents a copy by The CaatantA.t FAors rUilLTa"iit`•o Co.. 00'n t3padina Ave., Toronto, Canada, or may be '�' ' ` ` had from Newedc a.a rs, ready to altrect them on the down- ward path. We believe everybody should have a chance.. The nation that neglects its boys throws away its most, eelnable asset and sows the seeds of future disasters t„ blossom in criminal courts and prisons. or, worse still, in the un. derground world where .snllen r e. , hellion against all authority- is' I nursed and unarchi,ts are bred, very poor health, this winter. Messrs Herb Elowald and Willie Walper left this week for the West. Mr. Charles Greb of Berlin, is in town this week on business, and renewing acquaintances. Mr. Fred Witwer visited London on business, Tuesday and Wednes- day. ednes- day. The special services conducted in the Evangelical church during the past two weeks, were well attended considering the stormy weather. New Spring Goods arriving daily. All the newest and latest in Dress goods, muslins, prints etc. J. Preeter. Mr. William Cane of near Ling, - don, .N. D., is home on a visit• Mr. Cane has been in that country for twenty years and looks hale and hearty. Mr, C. Greb has purchased the hark at the tannery, about 101) cords, and is shipping it to Berlin. It will take sone teaming to get it to the station. Everybody enjoys the singing of the Stan 1.:'ant choir, recently or- ga.n:zM. by the ls.-tor of the Evan- gelical church Come and hear then Rini; on 1 l rr+ irt' t- ening. Dr. Oven's Surgeon, Oculist specialist will be at Royal Hotel, Hensall, on Friday, March lth. Boars all clay. Glasses properly fitted, Catarrh, deafness, fail- ing eyesight, and throat troubles' treated. 1)r. 'Tennent of London received word from Toronto on Monday' morning that the head of the' dog which bit the bull at Dashwood rceontly, had been examined, end that the brain contained largo numbers of.•the negri bodies,. which produce, rabies. The bull, it is be. lievod, unquestionably had the disease also, 1'b'ord has also been received. that the dogs sent from. Port Bur- well aa.rltl Sebringville also had mhies.