HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1910-06-03, Page 1The Official organ of Zurich and Hay Township.
Vol. X.
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t Warmer weather will soon
11 be with us. Have you prepared
yourself with lighter materials
for clothing. We are p;re pgree
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MILLINERY OPENING
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Our second millinery opening will take }dace on May 0
21st and 22nd. All ladies are cordially invited.
ShIIRT wAIS'rs
We have just received a large shipment of ladies white
and fancy shirt waists. These goods are all latest styles and
good quality.
EMB OWER!E5
Six Ifunclied yards embroideries and insertions.
special at 10 cents, 12 • cents and 1.5 cents a yard.
Extra Y8
WHIP! EWEAR
Special sale of Ladies' whitewear now • on.
stock of corset covers, skirts, guwu,, etc., to choose
A large
from.
SPECIALS FE NET 2 IN E 8
Two Pairs Ladies' 131aak
Hose for
Two Men's Four•in-hand Neck
Tie's for
25C°
25C.
COLLARS AND BELTS
Ladies' wash 4.:o1lars and white wash belts.
variety. f,e sure and see this line.
A complete
Parasols aid Umbrellas
We have never had a more complete range of ladies'
parasols and gentlemen's umbrellas. Fancy handles and
best quality.
Lace Curtains and Rugs
We take special pride in our display of lace curtains
and rugs. We cordially invite you to look through our range.
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Washing Machines
and Wringers
'We 'handle only satisfactory washing machines. • They
are the most popular lines on the market. Strongly built and
easy running. Oa wringers have given the best of service.
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Building Supplies
We keep a full line of building supplies, such as
nails, hinges, bangers, track, etc., Let as figure
on your eavetroubing, roofing, repairing or furnace
jab.
IFRES....GEMENT
always on hand
PF1 DUCE OF ALL KINDS TAKEN
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error-,0Adeaar'asi enwize And
A new line of rnens' ties, at D. S.
Faust. -
Mrs. Bell of Lon?lon,,is visiting
with Mrs. .D. S. Faust,
Watch for Hoffman's add in this
week's issue.
Mr.:and Mrs, G. Fritz ere visiting
relatives in. f3a,irz.ilton, this 'is *eek.
Nicholas Deiobert of be.
troit, visited relaat;ives in town
recently. .
Miss Aima Fisher of London,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Oswald Fisher, over Suuday,
Mrs. Lydia. Boseenberry of 13er.
lin, formerly of Zurioh is visiting
old acquaintances' here.
D. S. Faust has a flue Iine of
summer underwear in pink and
blue, for men.
Inspector Eilbet will make his
annual inspection of the town,
next week. Olean up at once.
We have sometiling special in
youths' and girls' fine shppers for
santner wear, at P. Benderls.
Mr John Sohiibo took suddenly
ill last week but this week he is
reported some better,
Messzs. Ezra and E. Webb of B.
Line Stephen, visited at Mr. and
Mrs. C. Colosky's, on Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. Edwin and Miss Emma Zoel-
ler of New Hamburg, visited at
the home of Mr. Thos. Johnson,
last week.
Messrs. J. T. i4ierner, R. Lcarni-
onr, H. Yunghlnt • and E. Witten
drove to Goderick on Wednesday,
to attend the Gundry livery sale.
Mr, Sam Hey who has been
working at hi.n'trale in Exeter for
some time, e,ziplored at Mr.
Louis Prang's ,lanksrnith. shop.
Mr. William V . Walper was
elecl'ed comae t1 , for Exeter; on
lea r:a L,s° last, yr i •,. it
of this old members who left that
town,
Mrs. Isaiah Witmer of the Zurich
Road had the misfortune to break
her ankle recently, while working
around the house. She will he laid
up for some weeks.
Wanted—Good General Servant
.in as small family. ;One accustom.
Pct to dorm; all kinds of ordinary
housework and, plain cooking. Re-
ferences required, .Address Mrs.
0, M Walker, Wittf h'ani, Ontario.
42-4 Pd.
A mission will •be opened at 13t.
Boniface church, Zurich, June
5-12. by a Redeutptorist Father,
of Toronto. Service will be held
morning and evening. The pre-
cise hour will be announced by the
Missionary himself. All are cordial
ly invited to attend.
The W. 0. T. LT. met on Wed-
nesday afternoon, May 25th, at the
home of Mrs. C. Fritz. Mrs. J.
Geiger conducted the devotional
exercises, after which the' Educe,.
tiotial
BAIR hour was taken by Mrs.
Cr Heyrook, the . subject being
-The White Ribbon Tidings." The
business followed and the meeting
was dismissed,.
Arrange your work to take an
occassional holiday, It need not.
be an expensive one but the daily
service on life's treadmill requires
a spell of rest, change and freedom.
from sometimes exhaustive tasks.
An enjoyable outing will promote
health, broaden your horizon end
tend to the sweetening of life
Some so•called vacations are mis
called as they occaasion more wo k
and worry than t+"' stay at yonr
regular job, Take a holiday and
prolong your life.
HAY COUNCIL. •
Council met as a court of Revis-
ion, on Wednesday. A number of
minor changes were made. The
assessmert of Duncan Stewart's
buildings was reduced $700,00.
Three dogs were added to •Dash-
wood, At the council meeting, the
following business Was transacted
Accounts passed --J.. Wright & Co
X99",12; Municipal World $3,69;
E vVunit, hauling grader, $1.60 ;
3 Laporte, grading &o $3:1 00; 01
Either working grader, 1"a8Ota; A I
Guenther, work S. B., $16 20. The
petition of a number of ratepayers
of the 2nd and 3rd Concessions to
grant them the privilege' of using'
the road tor a telephone, line wat+
passed. The council then adjourn.
ed to rraeet on Wednesday July 60,
at 2. o'cioclz, . I", ;Fess Sr.,
.Clerk,
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Now is the season for a general cleaning- Tac
up. We have a large stock of handsome Wall
Papers for. bedrooms, halls, dining rooms and
parlors. Call and see Sample Books
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• 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 money, in colors, Tan,
Elu', Pink, and stripe.
Loi.iisin.e Novelty
For Dresses
We are the only ones that
show this Louisine Novelty.
Its next to a silk dress for
only 95 cents a yard. In
colors, Rose, Beside, New
Blue, and Chane.
Mnslius Etc.
New Dress Maslins, Lac-
es, Embroidery, Dress Trim-
mings, Dress Buttons, Belts.
Madrass Curtains
We show a good ranee
of 1tilcdrass Curtains.
Ladies Waists
In White, Black and Ecru
Prices from 65 cents to (54.00
each. Call and see these
lovely waists.
Ladies fancy parasols,
and children parasols.
Men's Tailor Made
Suits
New Men's Hats and
Caps
Millinery Iep9t
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We have a large range of the latest hats.
If :you cannot be suited with the hats we have,
j e will make upfor you the kind you like.
ie cordially adnate you to call and leek Orme this Dept -tool.
Ail Farm Produce taken in exchange
D. a FAUST
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For a fine unto date stray.- hat,
call at D. S Faust.
Mr. Herman Bender Sr., spent
three weeks, on a business trip, in
Detroit and arrived home, Friday
evening.
Don't forget to call in and see
our ladies' pat. kid shoo. pumps.
They are all the go. At P.
Bender's.
Strayed from E. Erratt Stanley,
(Varna P. 0.) on or about the 19th
inst.. 7 yearling calves, dehorned,
mostly red. If found please notify
The Ladies Aid of the Eva
gelical churoh. will meet on
Tuesday the 7th in the church, at
2.30 p. m. All are invited to be
present.
Dr. Oven's Surgeon, Oculist
specialist will be at Commercial
E3otel, Zurich, on Friday, June
24th. Hours all day. Glasses
properly fitted, Catarrh, deafness,
failing eyesight and throat
troubles treated.
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TELL PHONE MEETING
A meeting, with the object of
for wing a municipal telephone
system. will be held in the Town
Hall, Zurich, on Tuesday evening,
at 8 o'clock, Subscribers of L.
Zeller's lines and all others inter.
ested are requested to attend.
P. Lamont, Reeve.
A woman sued her husband at
Clerkenwell county court, and
Judge Edge, asked the attention of
the pair and said. I will tell you a
little story. There was once a
king of France who was very fond
of clock•making. He tried to get
half a dozen clocks to go together,
but be could never get them to go
exactly to than same time. That is
illustrative of husband and wife.
It is'hardly possible that they can
always live together without
some little difference. You Can
hardly expect to always be of the
same mind, Yon shonl.i try' and
bear with ono acother
P S Faust has a full supply of
tomato and celery plants On:
hand every week, from this out.
1rlr. Philip Rauch, who was
quite ill for some weeks, is slo cvly
recovering.
D. S. Faust is getting a large
shipment of pineapples' to sell at
10 cents each. Now is yonr time.
Mr. John Witmer and wife, of
New Hambnrtr visited. with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Witmer, last week.
Mr. Ernst Gies visited last week
with his brother, Mr, Henry Gies
at St. Jacobs, and with his son
Albert and other relatives and
friends, at Berlin.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
sold on a guarantee that if von are
not satisfied after using two thirds
of a bottle according to directions,
your money will be refunded. It
is up to you to try. Sold by J. J.
MYlerner.
MEETING OI' TEE HURON
COUNTY COVN CIL.
The council of the County of
Huron will meet in the council
chamber, in the Town of Goderiob.
on Tuesday the 7th day of June
next, at 3 o'clock.
'Accounts against the county
must be placed with thn Clerk
before the above date.
Dated, May 23rd, 1910, W. Lane,
Clerk,
There are over a trillion more
women than men in Great.' Britain
and an energetic effort is being
made by people high in authority
to arrange for a more even. bat-
ance. Emigration to the Western
hemisphere, notably to Canada and
the United States is one of the
planks, in the platform. The local
bachelors should gat busy and
searrre• an imported housewife if
they etre poaiiive the youth and
beauty of this land Will not snit
them.