The Herald, 1910-04-22, Page 1The Official Organ of Zurich, and. Hay Township,
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Vol. X.
FRIDAY 1VMORNFNG, APR. 22, 1910.
We are in a position to supply any or all
your wants for spring house cleaning There is
no time like spring for 'brightening up around the
home. A look through our large stock will sur-
prise you at the variety and quality of our goods.
WALL PAPERS
Our hew stock of Wall Papers is now ready for your
inspection. Our line cousiets of the newest colorings and
W shade effects. Call and look through our sample book.
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Linoleums, Carpets, Etc.
We have a large stock of liuoleums to choose from.
The designs are very pretty and it is well worth your time to
call and look through our. line. We also have a nice line of
Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Ete.
LACE CURTAINS
We have never shown a more complete line of Lace
Curtains than we are showing this year. The deigns are
exquisite and the quality unsurpassed.
Buy Reliable
Quality Seeds
Seeding time is here. Vt't:
have everything in the lute of gar-
den, flower and field , ee t4s We
carry the eels tta ecl
Steele, Briggs' Seeds. All toted.
Sherwin=Walliams Floor Paints
Poultry Netting
and Fencing
We have poultry netting
from 18 inches to 72 be
chew, wide. If von want
a serviceable warden fence
see our Peerless Junior
poultry fence. Eighteen
wires high and will turn
any fowl.
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Fly Screens
Ely time will soon be here
We carry all sizes screen
wire cloth. Also a com-
plete line of screen doors,
screen windows, e to. Our
prices are right, quality
eon .ideied.
Get our prices on
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oil erre
Barb
lack wire, Woven Fencing, Sta.=
pies, Stretchers, Etc..
PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS TAKEN
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LOCAL NtW S
Mr. J. J. Merner 1s expected
home this weelc from his trip to
the West.
D. S. Faust has the best value in
ladies hose, 2 pr for 25 cones, re•
gular 25 cents a pair.
Mr. Louis Prang's two children
have both been quite ill, bat are
reported some bettor.
The Ladies Aid :of the Evan.
geltoal church will meet, on Friday
the 29th of tine month, at 2.30
o'clock p. m.
See our line of Samson harvest
tools, such as hayforks, manure
forks, &o. Every one guaranteed.
.i. Preetor, a
Mr. D. S. Faust left on Wednes-
day morning for Berlin, as one of
the delegates to , the Evangelical
conference.
Father Landreville. of Drysdale
returned on Friday evening from
Quebec, whither he had been
summoned owing to the death of
his father.
Lutheran Church—The evening
service in St Peter's Lutheran
church, will be conducted in Eng-
lish. Allare welcome.
Mr. William Brown, who has
been engaged with a Toronto shoe
dealer for some tithe. left this
week for Winnipeg, where he has
secured a gond situation.
Mr, D. S. Faust received a
messaee on Saturday, that his son
Mr. Alfred E. Faust, who is living
at Lewiston, Idaho, had undergone
an operation for obsess under the
liver.
Abundant rains' ill this week
and a spell of -warm wen.ther
-would bring on vegetation with ae
rush. Most farmers are through
seeding and were' 'waiting for a
good shower.
- Mr. Edgar Weill'
.head q1e •1x in Mr •
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store for Some yc aare
and is visiting his parents in De.
trait, and frown there '.he intends
going into the Canaadian\West
Mr. T. Green of Merlin'; snbsarip
tion agent for the Mail altd Empire,
eves to town this week, ?ancl gave
the Editor a friendly t,n11, Air.
Green was at one time , Editor of
the Parkhill Gazette and is a well-
known newspaper loan of Western
Ontario,
A local board of Trade would be
n, good thin„ for our little town.
Matters of vital interest may need
to be dealt with on short notice and
an organized Board could take such
matters in hand promptly. The
matter of railway connection is a
live subject at present and there is
every reason to believe that the
St. Marys and Western (C. P. R.)
intend to extend their lines to
Exeter, this summer and if it could
be shown to the Company that a
line .via. Exeter to. Goderich would
be a good thing. we believe that a
Board of Trade could materially
assist in getting the lino built. Let
the businese men organize and we
shall soon see beneficial results, to
the town and community. There
are a Iso other matters that could
be dealt -with from time to time, to
the great benefit of our hustling
burg.
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Merger's
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all P r.ipers
Now is the season for a general cleaning -
up. We have a large stock of handsome Wall
Papers for bedrooms, halls, dining rooms and
parlors. Cali and see Sample Books
New Spring
Dress Goods
We have a good range of
the very newest in Dress
Goous.
New Linen Suitings
We show the best Linens
for the mond•, in colors, Tan,
Blue, Pink, and stripe.
Lottisine Novelty
For Dresses
We are the only ones that
show this Louisiae Novelty.
Its next to a silk dress for
only 25 cents a yard. In
colors, Rose, Reeida, New
Blue, and Cbane.
Mnsiins Etc.
New Dress Dluslins, Lac-
es, Embroidery, Dress Trim-
mings, Dress Buttons, Belts.
Madrass Curtains
We show a good range
of Mcdrass Curtains.
Ladies Waists
•Li White, Black and Ecru
Pi es from 05 cents to 84.00
eaih. Call and see these
lovely waists,
Ladies fancy paraeols,
and children parasols.
Men's Tailor Made
Suits
New Men's Hats and
Caps
ery te
We have a large range of the latest hits.
If you cannot be suited with the hats we have,
we will" make up for you the kind you like.
.- itilortllly- nvito-yon to i ll and look throlathig. Department.
All Farm Pr odt'tce taken in
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See our single harness at $9.00, Best Cleveland coiled wire $2.40
at Hartleib's. p?r 100 lbs, at Hartleib's.
Miss B. Urquhart, of Hensa.11 Mr. Beaton, the principaa t of the
visited at Mrs. S. Ronnie's, on school left on Monday for his home
Sunday. at Clinton, owing to illness.
We carry a good line of curtain For everything in fine furniture, •
-stretchers. carpet beaters, ham. springs and Mattresses, just follow
mers, acc. J. Praetor. the crowd to Hartleib's.
There is considerable sickness in Mrs. Shoemaker, of Parkhill is
town at present, mostly bad colds.. vtsiting her mother, Mrs. F.
Messrs, Josiah Geiger and Wm. Demuth, who continues in very
O'Brien are both laid up at present. feeble health.
Don 't forget that we nandle the You can get nothing better than
modern malleable iron range, world mar -not varnish for renewing and
bast at $50 00, Peddlers charge preserving, your linoleum. T.
you $70.00 for a smaller stove, at P;:eeter.
Hartleib's. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ortwein left
Dr. Oven's Surgeon, Oculist .on Wednesday, to spend the
specialist will be at Royal Hotel„! balance of the week with relatives,
Hensall, on Friday, April 29th, I at Kippen, Hillsgreen and Bayfield.
Hours all deer. Glasses properly D S. Freest has a full supply of
fitted, Catarrh, deafness, fail i long red mrangold Seed, yellow
ing eyesight and throat troubles globe and giant yellow. Swede
treated.
A quiet marriage tceok pleee at turnip seed. itaut om turnip seed
the Pre hytetiau Meuse. brand l The tib. C', T. U. met WednAsclay!and all kinds of carrot seeds,
Bend on April 4th. wit 2 3n, 'I he
bridegroom eves Mr. (len Vemit-
bell, youngest see of 4irs. P. Came.
hell. of the the 1 .ircl t.•nne ssinn .,t ley 51rs. «1 leene ra£ttt vlaic,h to t.lieaeia once of the presto-, who
Stanley• The bride %es Miss Menne Business was transat ted ! is attending the annual conference
Elizabeth Schnell, daughter of Mr. Miss Ella Rennie then sang as ; session n at Berlin.
John H. Se,.bneli, of Zurit h. The bea.ntifn1 sola, entitled "Hold:
marriage eerenianp was solemnized Then My Hand t) Lord," The The reliable family horse Brim -
by Rev, Mr, Corriere, tinele of the President then took charge of the' elm Bill. owrin 1 by Air. F W Hess,
bridegroom. The young couple re- Et?ncational half hour, the subject ! for the pact 16 years, passed in iiia
manned at the home of the bride's being •'«'oman," what she has cheeks nn Monday as the resell of
father for a few days. On l: r•icleiy proven herself to lee, the place she an accident; Mr Hess found his
they carne to the second concession has won, and is winning for her- !faithful old friend on Sunday
of Manley, where a reception was self in the world to -day, Wrnnon 1 morz,ing, with hi 'hind foot over
held in the evening; at the home of bas proven herself a Heroine, ,1s , the halter :strap and it is supposed
Mrs' P. Campbell. She bride was was Hannah Dustin. Woman has his strnggles to free himself was
the recipient of many handsome shown to the world the true spirit the direct cense of his death. Old
Bill was a familiar figure on tho
streets, and his hunting, camping
and fishing trips; not to shy any-
thing of his feasting and fasting,
ton Alberta. They will visit friends 'orothea Lynde Dix would make an interesting horse
•at Fort William, and Moose Jaw on Wouian has proven herself a story. It is said the old "sport"
their way home. Mr. Campbell Reformer, as 'as Mies rrancisE, could untie 'any ordinary knot,
hes a good position as ' coli•keelier Whittled, and again woman : has open any door, stand on the joist;;
in the l000motiye for.etnan's office been an advocate of the cause of after be had pawed away the
Of the C. N, R. atE lmonton. They woman's Jogai emancipation as was plank of his stall, eat a barrel of
left With thocongratulations and Susan B. Anthony. The meeting ()ids at a meal altd nuke a, euisan.
good wishes of a large 'netenbcr o (hosed with singing the `t'enieer- ce of himself gelieraily. 13111 lived
endives tail. frierd 3, anee D neology. . E. Al, W. ' rt fust life and lied itn entiinoly end.
afternoon, April 20th. at the home: There will be no preaching;ser-
of Ctrs, J. A. Williatnls. The dee:vice in the Evangelical church next,
votinnal exercies were conducted
7 Sunday morning or evening, o -yin ;
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and useful presents. Atter spend-
ing a few days among friends' in
Stanley, the happy couple left on
Tuesday for their bonne at Edmon•
of Patroitistn, as did Mrs Derrell,
Laura Secorcl, Deborah Sansom.
Woman has proven herself a
philanthropist, as was Miss Dor-