The Herald, 1910-04-22, Page 8The Zurich Herald.
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LinenSuitings, Etc.
WHITEWEAR
Ladies fine white lawn waists, skirts,
collars, collar cords and frillings. Ask to see
our new trimmings, we have all shades.
DRESS D
New shades Ashes of Roses, Westeria,
Rosewood, Gendarme blue, Crushed straw-
berry. Pearl grey, Taupe, Black, Navy.
Green and Brown.
GENTS
FURfle,Fp SWIGS
Sole Agency
road .hay
r
AVe. carry a fine stock of this popular brand,
men. and boys.
We'll take your measure
iv:r:t t,hort order you wilt have a city tailor—
ed Broadway Brand Siiit at a good deal lest, than
you pay for the common country made suits.
New York tyles
Coke and see fashion dates
: ' USE
FU 11 \'41' (' I N G
Rugs, Carpets, Linoleums
and Wall Papers
Onr Ruck is larger than. tumid for this Spring, and
our record for big sales will only be broken by
ourselves.
Choose your wants early
%SEEDS
We have all kinds of garden seeds. Also
a good variety o1 Mangold, Turnip, Sugar beet,
Turnip and Carrott seed.
We handle all iii ;his
of Farm Produce.
GENERAL MERCHANT
Zurich,
NSW
MIN
Hemlock St Cedar
Cut to Order
The undersigned, having Allarge
stock of prime Hemlock and
Cedar, is prepared to cut to
order any bill up to
38 feast long in Hemlock and up to
20 feet long in Cedar at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICE
W. A. MUSTARD
BAYFIELD
Cheap Suits
FOR
Spring and
Summer
There is nothing like being
well dressed at all times
especially in Spring and
Sunnier. We are doing
better work every day and
the suits we are turning
out give good satisfaction.
Order your
Spring Suit Here
and you will always be
dressed up to date.
Laundry in Connection
W. IL HOFFMAN-
Tailor, - ZURICH
Best barb wire at $2.50 per 100
lbs, at Hartleib's.
Born
NEnB—At the Babylon Line, on
the 14th inst., to Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Neeb, a son.
D. S. Faust has a good range of
up -to date ladies hats in the
millinery department. Call and
see thein.
BIBLE CLASS
Av ng men's Bible Class was
ergo. tl in the Evangelrcal church
by i1!. pastor Itiet Sunday, with 21
members, The following were
elected :—Pres , v . O'Brien; Vice -
Pres., John Preefer. ; Sec , 1V[. r. Gor-
don ; Treas.. Les Williams. The
class appointed 3 committees, or-
ganized a membership committee,
who shall be responsible fir se-
curing new members looking after
absentees and visit the sick A.
social committee, which is respnn.
:,ible for greeting, welcoming, in•
trodncing new members and
visitors. They shall also provide
such sodals,as the class may ap-
prove. The devotional coinmittee,
shall be responsible for thedevelop-
ment of the religious life of the
class, through special class prayer
meetings, interesting the Class in
Bible study, and interesting them
in other forms of missionary and
benevolent cbristian work.
Class Motto: "We do things"
Mr. Ed. 14lerner. who was appointed
as teacher by the members of the
class, is well qualified for the posi-
ti an, The advantages of class or.
ganization. Organization trans-
forms the class from a teacher's
enterprise to IS stock company,
where the members share mutual-
ly, and in :the management of the
class. Organization increases class
spirit, The organized class be
come~, "Our class" not the "teach
ers class " When men organize
and ge after men, they are sure to
succeed. Organization enables men
to do things. A. D. G.
If you are in need of wall paper,
call at D. 5. Faust.
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C!ii iini erlann s SCA, ,enChOTern, lternedy.
Never fails. f' v it ivviv. It inav save life.
Best Canadian ditching spade
any kind $1.00. at H.urtleib'a.
1,4tock o alx. h 1w :b es
You will be surprised at our large stock
of Shoes for men, women and children, but a�
as leaders in the trade we have to keep the •;/
very best. - Our turn—over is SP large that
we can and do give you better prices than
you are accustomed®to get. Our Spring Stock
will be found right. • Call and examine it.
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P. BEN z , Zurich
The only exclusive Shoe Dealer in Town
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WANTED t;
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ra Girls wanted for newest cv
c.
• brightest, cleanest and moat
up.to•date blonse and white -
wear factory in Canada.
a Work consists of sewing ®�.
cek Ladies' waists. Girls ex•
perieneed on power seveeng
machines preferred, but
beginners will be taught.
C? Comfortable quarters. '
Steady work. flood wages.
Ontarioea 1 e A1�. 1iv
Berlin, - Ontario.
artleib's
Big Sto
A Knock=out Blow
to the Catalogue Man
vE are pleased to state to the public
that we are in. a pofiition to .meet
all catalogue houses regarding prices
on the lines- we have to offer. Bring
your catalogue with you and also don't
forget the cash, then we will do the rest
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1124
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HURON'S LA EST GO6'a BINATIOAI STORE k t.
New stock of Pine and Hey=
lock Lumber, and the Best
Hastings Brand Shingles,
big shipments just to hand.
Bring in your Order Now
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For Settlers
Ely
MANITOBA
SASKATCHEWAN
ALBERTA
How Made and How Reached
LOW SETTLERS' RATES
Settlers with Live
Stock and Effects
Special Trains
leave Toronto •
10.10p.m.Tuesdays
clueing
MARC$ and APRIL
Settlers and'arnilies
without Live Stock
should use
Regular Trains
10.10 p.m; daily
WiNIVIi!EO FLYER
3$ hours to Winnipeg
Through;Tourfst Cars
COLONIST CARS ON ALL TRAINS
oil' which Bertha are I''ree eb
,Apply to nearest Agent for copy of "Settlers'
Guide;' 'Western Canada Tourist Cars,"
or. write
rt. L. Thompson, D.P.A., C.I'.R., Toronto.
s Code. Cholera wee
Crilamlieria7ii11 s Diarrhoea :waled}':
Never fails. Buy it now. ,tJetty save life.
MARKET REPORT. --The fol-
lowing is the report of Zurich.
markets corrected up to 'Thursday,
Barley .. . 48 to 50
Peas_. , 75
Bran . Y 22.00
Shorts . . . ........... 24.00 24.CO
Gats 34 34
Wheat 1,03 1.(,4
Hay. .. . ., 12.00
Dried apples., ........ 5 f,
Clover seed 8.00 9.00
25 25
20 20
Potatoes
Butter
Eggs 20 20
Hogs liveweiget...., . 8,80
HENSALL 11MA.R:CETS
Cook's Best Flour„ 2,75
Wheat . 1.08''
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Barley ., , , , .... Y • Y r... 4ti iia,4
teas... . ... 50 `80
Irogrs live weight u 0