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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1910-06-17, Page 1The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Townships Vol. X. FRIDAY MVIORNINO, JUNE 17, 1910. IJU • . J0. til Our annual June Sale is § now on. You will find every de arta hent of our large store filled with seasonable oods at § prices that will sell the 0 . Our § motto is not how cheap we can § sell, but how good we can buy. Honest treatment to one and all. New Whitewear You'll appreciate the neat fit, quality and value of our 0 whitewear. We are showing all new goods for our June sale. See our special values in white waists. These goods are very pretty. See window for display. 0 New Summer Dress Goods Our June sale of summer Dress Goods promises to be a record -breaker. We have never had such a complete variety of muslins, silks, etc.. • suitable fol summer wear. 'We cordially invite your inspection of these goods. Gloves and Hosiery • . We carry a full >.ssortment of all shades in summer gloves and. beeiery. Lisle thread and in many different designs. MEN'S SUITS We have a splendid line of ready-to-wear two and three piece snits. They are smart. looking and serviceable. The two piece snits are jest the thing fur summer wear. S peoiel prices during our Jane sale. Men's Furnishings We bake special pride in calling attention to our display of new shirts, neck -ties and braces. A large new shipment just in. 0 Ladies' Vests, extra V special, 2 for V Bedroom Lamps, all complete laic At 2 0 ks MILLINERY All our' millinery marked down to cost and under. Don't miss tbi,. 0 0 0 0 0 JJ� SILVERWARE A new and large stook of silo°erw'are for June weddings, such as butter dishes, pickle, sugar and fruit dishes, knives and forks, spoons, etc. i� RO E OF ALL MarnrantmairierraomLolunturgavensaan Telephone. 9 INDS TAKEN reete r e :7 Z I R 1 C l 0 0 0 1 9 4,7 ertra•eraa r 4-1,4)31� :3 LOCAL NEWS. S. ]I 411 64-70 Mr. -Harold Appel and Mr. Connor of Seaforih, spent Sunday in town. Mrs. Kaiser. of London is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Axti: Miss Dianna Rickheil of Buffalo, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rickbeil.. Remember the .Lilian social at the Presbyterian oh reh, Hillsgreen, this (Friday) evening, Miss Errna Geiger played a violin solo in the Evangelical church, at Sunday evening's service. Mrs. .Joseph Basins and Mrs Godfrey Nicholson, of Orediton, visited friends here, on Tuesday. The W. U. T.1, U. will meet on Wednesday afternoon, June 22nd , at the home of )Xi.rs. E. Zeller. The police trustees are getting ready to put down a number of stretches of cement walk. The Jubilee Silver Band will furnish music tat the Hillsgreen Lawn Social, this (Friday) evening. A knife for the Township grader has been nislaid+�nd anyone know- ing where it int be found will please notify C. fiber. Men's brown *dives shoes for 81.00 a pair. Bos' canvas shoes for 80 cents and 94 <;ents. P. Ben. der, Zurich. Mr. T. L. Wuriu was in Dash- wood for a few" days this, week managing one, oE,tthe big general stores there, The Misses ; :;." rcher, who has been working at'. arnia for some months, have rt lurnerd to their home at the 14th. Mrs. E. Zeller rnl children re• turned on Mone r,' from .a three weeks' Vi itr` to ; 4.' ell tivett tit' Merlin and Tiltry. ; Mr. and. Mrs. ,T, Preeter attended the wedding of' Mrs Preeter's sister, ~Mics A. Moyer, which took plaoe at Berlin. on Tuesday Mr. F. Hess Sr., is attending the Lutheran synod being held et Pearl Lake, Bruce County, as delegate frorr. the Zurich church. • Mr. John Hey Jr., Goshen Line, has added a neat verandah to his dwelling and is leaving it all nicely painted which adds greatly to the appoarrnoe of his farm. Bargains at P Bender's, women's low patent leather pumps fy r $1.90, kid pumps for $i 75, clime. late pumps $1 75. Don't miss our June sale commencing this week Zurich annual school picnic and civic holiday will be held at Grand Bend on Wednesday 29th inst. All desiring room in carryalls are requested to see Principal Beaton, at enc. Our St. Joseph correspondent this week devotes some space to the autos, Some of the words used would scare a domestricated equine quadruped, and has our corn posit• ors rattled. Will he please tor - ward a dictionary with his next. contribution? Mr. George Fassold a former resident of this section died last, week at an advanced age Thi funeral took place on Satin -de' , from the residence of Isis eon Philip, at Dashwood, to the Lathe ran cemetery here, the service being conducted by Rev. Thnn, cit Dash wood . • .A number of places in this conn. ty are taking a WFekly half hnlidav during the mond s of July and August and there eeins no reason why the business men in town could not adopt a teta,iu r , len. THE HERALD would sn gesr; Friday afternoons. es about the most euit- able time of the week, When the spider's web on tii`e grass can be seen thickly* rnverr•c1 with morning dew, and the dandel• ions open fully their golden petals before eight o'clock in the morn• ing, it is a very sure sign that the clay will be fair; but it the dandel• inns remain 'closed until rine o'clock, rain may be expected, ' Through the collapse of the water tank on the Herald building in , Montreal, on Monday, abort. fifty peeple were killed and nearly one bundle cl injure ti. The big tank craeln d through five floors and caused a motley' ogs of half a Trillion dollto s. The ruing tater mediately caught' fire .and the whole hn lAing and plant is a io5al lass: NO. 46 4,,,,,..„,.,..,,,,,,,....g....,,,, ew 11 pers I 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. call and see Sample Books 1 1 1 -+- 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, Blue, Pink, and stripe. L.ouisine Novelty For Dresses We are the only ones that show this Lonisine Novelty. Its next to a silk dress for only 25 cents a yard, In colors, Rose, Reside, New Blue, and Chane. AM. Mnslins Etc. New Dress Muslins, Lac- es, Embroidery, Dress Trim- mings, Dregs Buttons, Belts. Madtass Curtains We show a good range of Mcdrass Curtains. Ladies Waists In «'Bite, Black and Ecru Price:; from 05 cents to $4.00 each. Call and see these lovely waists. Ladies fancy parasols, and Children parasols. Men's Tailor Made Hats and Suits New Men' Caps ry et. We have a large range of the latest hats. If you eaunnt be suited with the hats we have, we will make up for you the kind you like. we cordially invite you to call and look through this Department. All Farah Prod./Ace taken in exchange PHONE 17 LMMwMwMwMMwMMMM .�A UST Z°CTRICH Now that the weather has be- Call at P. Bender's for anything come warns, it is time to talk civic in the line of canvas shoes. holiday. Seafortic races will be held this Mr. Daviel Bock returned to year on the 21st and 22ed of this Windsor on Monday, to work at [ month. the M. U. R. tunnel. Come and see our children's `vine colored shoes. They look cute. P. Bender, Zurich. Quite a number from this section attended the S. S. Convention at Orediton, this week. Oats and buckwheat wanted at feed store, for which highest market price will be paid. Mr. John Schafer and sister Mrs, Shoemaker of Parkhill visited their mother, Mrs. F. Demuth, this week. We handle the famous New Perfection coal oil stove._ None better Made, See one in our store J. Preeter, Our baseball boys are not prase tieing as they ought and unless some ginger is put into the game soon, we will havr very little of this exeel]ent sport, this season, SVake up buys. Wa.uted—Good General Servant in a small fancily. One accustom• ed to dating all kinds of ordinary housework and plain cooking, Re. ferences required, Address Mrs, C. M. Walker, 1'Vingham, Ontario. 40-4 Pd. The members of the Mennonite con;r•egation desire to thane til: those:whn have so generously con. tribnted to their building fund , The canvasser, ,ir, Joseph Gascho informs Tnei H,ERAL..n that about $400.00 has been subscribed by the citizens of Zurich. Nine thousand men will be re quired.to take the census. of next year. l'be West will probably receive.au increased representation in the Hoose of ()onrtuets after the ()inane has b ken taken, but this 011 depend upon the relative increase in Quebec ani the East. Try Wondershine for cleaning brass, silver, or gold. It removes all tarnish instantly, J, Preeter. Mrs. Christina Voliand has the excavation done for her new house, at the South end. Mrs, Fred Demuth continues in very poor health, and her condition shows no signs of improvement, Dr. Oven's Surgeon, Oculist specialist will be at Commercial Hotel, Zurich, on Friday. June 24th. Hnnrs all day. Glasses properly fitted, Catarrh, deafness, failing eyesight and throat troubles treated. TELEPHONE EXPLANATION In answer to a number of en- quiries, regarding the method of oreating and installing the propoe- ed municipal telephone system, Tent Hica ar v will give u short ex- planation. On petition of the necessary number of subscribers, the municipal council may proceed to build lines and charge the con- struction, maintenance and opera- tion to the suoscribers. The cost will be spread over a period of ten years, at the end of which time the lines will. he paid and the only ex- pense thereafter will be for main- tenance and cnsr. of nperating, which will amount to $5.0e or $ii.00 per year. The rate for the deben- tures will depend on the number of subscribers;ecured, the larger the number per mile the lower the vearly'obarge will be. it en aver- .tge of four to the rnile (a reasonab- le eetimate) ean be • connected the ,gust, per year Would ba about ill 00 per year. This •ston tr oulrl nr.ltide construction, tnaaotei allot ncl opetetb.:n.