The Herald, 1910-04-29, Page 1'T1he official Organ. of Zurich and Hay Township.1
Vol. X.
FRIDAY MORNING, APR. 29, 1910.
No. 39
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Spring is the time of the year to brighten
up around the home, No other season appeals
to us ';in -such a way and the work of brightening
up is going on all around us. The living room
needs re -papering, the kitchen new linoleum, the
house a coat of paint and a dozen and more other
repairs. With our large stock of carpets, rugs,
wall papers, paints etc . we can supply you to
your entire satisfaction. BRIGHTEN UP.
New Linoleums, Carpets, Etc
Thu . b,oks of the dining r loci or kitchen at 0 g•eytly
irnprovt•cl by having the floor covered with linoleum. It also
rsavea a lot of scrubbing and baekaehe.a. We have a nice line
linoleatnn to choose from, very pretty pang Is in malty designs.
Newest Wall Paper and Borders
\t'c> is ova scall papers suitable 1 or any room in the home.
Rich effe is for the parlor, pretty eil`ecta for the dinning room
and suitable ]rapers for the kitchen and bed rooms. Our lute
of borders me very much admired. Our stock is still good.
Speca!s for Next Week
Rain Coats, Cravenettes
for ladies & men, worth $3.50 to $12
Sale Price = $ l .opo up
BOYS' SUITS
lot of boy`s two and 1hrty pest+ suit:) to el ear, x;1.00
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Best Grade Steel
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We handle the celebrated
ani.�r a r,taucl of ]'yaks anti
.1! i 'tt•tit•g '.l ouls. All
To. 1 vihileash handles
They Are
THE BEST
•i of the hest grade steel.
They are the best that
we Lan hay.
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V' cls ' Kis` g
11+L' e the grass r11t. A net;
1 ewe arontel the hoarse greatly
itn rovt'K its general appearance
We stave 7t goo,] line of lawn
rnowets Also ]ledge shears,
;grass sheatrs, rakes, rte.
Close Prices
Sherwin= plans Paints
Remember we handle only one 'grade of faint, the Sherwin
W :Wows, the hest that. ostn ho l.rodinc•e,i. Vim will get a
satisfactory awl 1•nstifl job it' you use 1, \1', P. A dti]'.erent
paint for different work. C''a11 for color void.
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�d.�L�OgrC�A�YL� ��NEWS.
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Mr, P. Hauch litts been very ill
the fore part of the week. bet is
somewhat improved.
Mr. and Mrs. John Laporte, of
the Bauble Line left on uaturday
afternoon ftir Stratford. They
will go to visit London and ()hath.
ham relatives, before their return,
Shrewd l)tiyers buy their paint
at Elartletb's. he sells at old prices.
We stook house paints, oarriage
paints, wagon paints and all kinds
of varnish statue. Call and get
color Dards free.
A personwith broad nails usual -
fy has n kind, gentle, bashful
mature. Those with narrow natis
are both. ambitious and quarrel
some. White, small nails indicate
conceit, obstinacy and dullness of
mind.
Mr J. J. Merner, one of the
largest merchants in western
Ontario, who is also doing eaten•
sive farming in Saskatchewan and
Alberta, was a visitor in town, on
Tuesday last.—Welwyn bask. Spec.
tator.
There will be nreachin; service
in the Evangelical church next
Sunday morning and evening, the
pastor Rev. A. D. Gischier, who
has been returned for the fifth
soar will occupy the pulpit: et
both services.
Misses 1re'r7e Pope, Inez Scott of
Hawaii, Clarissa and Georgina
Tilthue and Edith Denomy of
Drysdale, were the guests of the
Masses Maude Louise and Sara
Duchtirme, on Sunday.
ALFRED L. FAUST.
Death has removed a protnisi tg 1
young mac, foriner•ls' of Zurich, in
the person of Alfred E. Eau+t,
eldest don, of Mr. rj:,,, S. Faust, at
' r,ewiiston Idttlao. tl s April. list, as
the result of- an operation on the
tach previons. He never rallied
from effects of the, operation and
gradually sunk until death relieved
bis sufforings; Alfred was a genet.
el favorite ?fere and made many
friends all through his travels. He
left here 13lyenrs. ago for the gold
fields at Atlin Alaska, travelling Il
on font over frozen lake:: for abont,
two weeks, onrrying his provisions i
and clothing He mined there for
about five months, until the hard!
frost compelled hire to gnit. He
then packed hie belongings and
marched back. firally settling in .
`the state of Washington; where he Best orn1 I wireat k?. t) per
remained for six years He return- 100 1hs, ut }startlei h'5.
ed to his home in Zurich on the Mr J. J. Merrier returned] front t
29th of .lune 19ot, remaining for the West, on friday.
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c$" Now is the season for a general cleaning -
lip. We have a large stock of handsome Wall
Papers for bedrooms, balls, dining rooms and
]sailors. Call and see Sample Books
New Spring
Dress Goods
>' We have a good range of
the very newest )tz ' Dress
Goous.
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New Linen Suitiugs
1\'e show the best Linens
for the money, in colors, Tan,
13lue, Pink, and strtl.rt.
Lonisiitie Novelty
For Dresses
\ e are the o ,lv ones that
show this Louisiue Novelty.
Its nest to a silk dress for
only 25 cents a yard, In
colors, Rose, Retida, New
lilac, and Chane.
Mttsl.ins Etc.
New Dress 'Muslim, Lac-
e, Embroidery. Dress Trim-
mings, Dress Buttons, .Belts.
Madrass Curtains
1,V show a good range
of ;�fedrass Curtains.
Ladies Waists
In White, I3laek and Ecru
Prices from 135 Bents to 54.00
eneb. C%.ill anti see these
level+T waists.
Ladies fancy parasols,
and children parasols.
Men's Tailor Made
Suits
New Men's Hats and
Cap s
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lilinery e
We have a large range of the latest bats.
If you cannot be suited with the flats we have,
we will mak( up for you the 14nd you like.
wig cordially !wfife you to call and look through this vhgpirt lent.
All Fa.rni Produce taken in exchange
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one year and enjoyed the comforts Sea env
nor brass ,predicts at s 25. i
of home with his parents once at rtleib's. 1
more. On June 2stk 190e, he left
his home for the Inst time, and Smart hnv wanted, f't learn i
after travelling all through the general store business. i1 ppl y to
stn ten of Washington and Oregon, F. A i+i 1w<.rtts, B tyiielrl .
he finally lucnted at Lewiston Try x'la:tnatp for oleanina and j
Idaho, eat whtc'h plum be was des• polishing ynnr fnrniture. No thing i
tined to deptar t fromthis war Id ht�tter, T. L're.eter.
fie was married to Miss Minnit
Harrington of Lewiston, on the ATem t ;tri good year old hens. !
iiit'h of September l900. anti h')dl innsriv leeh rens. for sale. Apply ;
niede himself a benntifu! and hnppy to h). D. Warm, Zurich.
home, when 11a was ettl!Pd tawny Rev. A. D. (ii'se.hler has been
from this world The dllene11Se'd, .41.1 ti On C'd lure tar another resnr, 1
by his hdinnst 1 nd obeerfnl die- which will wake n tire veer terns, j
the limit allowed iv the Evan-
telieal eoncreation. t
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position made mti*, waren friends
end will be greatly missed by them
as well as by t)ts relatives here,
who were grently nttaohed to hint.
He leave9, besitl' s his young widow
in Lewiston ; his father Mr, 'D 5.
Faust, and one brother Mr. Sato 'sii
Lntheran int arch—The monthly
meeting of the T,ndies Aid in (ion
neetinn with St. Peter's Tel thert)n
rhumb, will he Meld. on Wednesday i
tile, 4th of Alar, tit 3 p.m tt1. All are
Faust both "f ! tete' ; .Intel's. requested to attend. i
Mrs \Vtn. rink heeler .et ]t111 ,.,'Inn Because nor competitors can not
and ;Lira, 'c\ n1 t„1t't,nie .•t 'alis compete on prim of polled wire,
town and a host of veil -wed friends they raise a my t11II Dors ie nit a5
who deeply mourn his iu�5 good. we guarantee our enih'rd i
IN MEMORIA`l
A ttreeiens ore from u, has one,
A void'e wo loved it stifle],
A place ie yt Dant in our hoe.o
Which Hever can be filled, • -
(lod in His wisdom haus recalled
The bion Ris !eve had given
ders her I and riderideththeher=e, and Clnb the
moul
1 wire the hest grade, only alrtlle
cheaper then the other fellows.
•liitrtleib.
Allow, no. en•'•,nrareyour da )a;h•
ter to be as -tom- hay" if you obese
to pall it that a let her play hall.
Mrs. Pater Ducharmo and daught-
er, Marie spent Tuesday, at
Drys da ie.
\Try. Lin'lefehl of Beater ie vigil.
ins her sister Mrs. J. 3. Werner,
this week.
Mr. Oliver Johnson of Clinton,
visite'. his brother Thom'is, a ft` NV
rlayy tiri5 week.
11r. and Mrs. George Thiel and
Miss Prang, spent Timidity alt Mr.
Oswald's, f3ronson lain e.
Mrs. Gordon of Cleveland is in
town visiting her mother Mrs.
Scbuettler, who is finite ill.
We have a number of varieties
of Mangold. sn star beet tent] other
field seeds. Also the best kinds of
,seed corn on hand. .T. Preeter. •
Dr. Oven's S•nrgenn, Oculist
specinlist. will be at Royal Hotel,
Hensel], on Friday, April 2ilth.
Hours all ria-. ((Misses properly
fitted, Catarrh, derafpess, fail-
ing eyesight and throat troubles
treated.
A perfeot town is that in whims
y`on see the farinet•s putremzi 1£
the borne merchunti, the laborers;
spentlin money they earn the with
1their toadi151nen, and all unmated'
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by a spirit.that will not 1.7nroha,se
! articles :thread if they genu bo
]]Drubs at home. The Spirit of rae-
eiproeity between -men n1:,1 r',atcsb
anic5. tradesmen, and 7nnr,itf,ac tilt.
let's, results every tiom1n making
the town a perfect one to do. bnst-
nuss in,
Newsl)nper haver;isiinn' is t1.
cheapest channel of eomin a11i071tion.
ever established by trm, A thou-
sand letters with one cent stamps
will easily, cost ;i1.15 to oireelrate nett
not one envelope itt ten will bo
opened, bceean50 the very •postage
i5 an invitation to. the vraste hask.et
If -there urns any. cheaper, ree't as.
sores] that the greatest merchants
in Amerien would not: 'spend In-
dividnally' sums ranging tip to a,
half '7)711i00 of dollar': and more a
year in newspaper advertising,
At1rl t toile h the but y ,
The soi7l is safe in heaven.
Ono by ono our loved ones slowly
fess besting] Llte binunts of time
Ono by one antlug the inky
Sing the victors' song sublime.
One by ono seen we shall gather
'cob as we have gathered. here
Bowed atincl broken,—bat the rather
In eternal youth )tplear.
One by one our ranks are thinning
Thinning here but s'relling there
Ono by one bright Crowds are winning
Crowns they shall forever wear.
In the bright eternal City
Death can never, never cotyle
Its His own good time Ilo'11 call us
From our resit to 11on1e Sweet
4 chestnut trees, and wheny.tn have
kept it up Inc a, generati )u or two.
there will be fewer little graves on
the hillside and more hearty,
noel thy, happy women in the land.
I The than or woman who bits
time enough to keels np rri'h every
little whimseiaLl piece of gossip
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.1 about their neighbors, about their
townvi about
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evervhml1', snnh a man of such a
- wenlan should have c:bristian syni.
]lathy. 'limy are usutilly n0 good
•i and very harmless, yet their de -
Womble condition of mind should
I enlist our kindly feel lig.
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