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The Herald, 1910-06-24, Page 1The Official' Organ of Zurich and Hay • Township.I Vol, X. FRIDAY IVMO NI O, JUNE 24, 1910. NO. 47 Our annual June Sale is now on. You will find every department of our large store filled with seasonable goods at prices tht will sell then. 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 whitewcar. 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. New Summer Dress Goods Our June sale o summer Dress booth; topromises f D d be a record -breaker. We have never had such a complete variety of muslins, silks, etc., suitable for summer wear. We cordially �!{ invite your inspection of these goods. Gloves and Hosiery We carry a fuU ass rtrnent of all shades' in summer "gloves 1f and hosiery. Lisle thread- and in many different designs. MEN'S SUITS We have a splendid line of reatly-to-wear two and three piece suits. They are smart looking and serviceable. two piece snits are just the thing for summer wear_ prices during our June sale. Men's Furnishings 1Ve take special pride in calling display of new shirts, neck -ties and braces. 1 shipment just in. attention to our A large new SedaIs F;r * ext 2 Ladies' Vests, extra special, 2 for Bedroom Lamps, all Complete MILLINERY All our millinery marked down to Don't miss thi.t. cost and nuclei. SILVERWARE .A. new and large stook of silverware for June weddings, such as butter dishes, pickle, r sugar and fruit dishes, knives and forks, spoons, etc. PRODUCE C OF ALL KINDS TAKEN § 0 Telephone 9 -vcoze t e @� .31 Z U R 1 C M 0 L®OAL NEWS. 7 rraaraaea,c��team�e�.�� <��'� Another - car best Portland cement arrived, tit Hartleib's. The grist mill has put in a mach- ine for rolling oats. Machine oil 25 cents per gal., at H artteib's. Bowling is becoming the popular passtime now the hot weather has set in. Miss Elizabeth Rannie was in London on Tuesday, writing on an examination in Musical Form. lylr. A. Mittelholtz brought in a stalk of rye, that breaks the record -6 feet and 10 inches. Uivio Holiday ou Wednesday. 29th inst. • A11 business will he suspended for that day. Cheaper then ever. See our ready roll rooflne,- at $2.00 per square, at Hartleib's. Mr. Louis Lipphardt of the West is in town visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Lipphardt. Don't forget to heveyour baskets and lunch boxes well filled with "grub" on school picnic day, next Wednesday. The members of the Bowling Club are playing singles for a medal, and much interest is being taken in the game as a result, Mr F. Kochens brought in some fiax on Saturday. grown on the Zurich Flax Co's farm. which measures 3 feet and 4 inches. Remember that alI places of business will be closed on Wednes. day next. Everybody is going to Grand-Bencl. Mr. C. Fritz recently caught a 251b basket uf. bass at Grand Bend. They- weighed from 1 to 2 lbs each and were considered the nicest catch ever made there. Fla ere lea snit tog the matter With the Ziiirit1a-dim Club. Shoot ing is a popular sport and some thing should be done to revive the interest of the past few years. Lutheran Church—The evening service, in St Peter's Lutheran church wi11' be conducted in Eng- lish, the subject of rneditatior being "Christ a merchant man." All are cordially invited to attend. We keep an up -to date furniture store with an up to date stook, not old trash like our competitors offer, that bas been standing around and is out of elate, at Hartleib's. ilext week we will give an alarm clock with every $10 00 or more purchased out of our big store. The clock is nickel plated and is worth $1 50. We are going to mhke this corner the busiest corner in town. Remember for next week only, at Hartleib's. Saturday evening the Band will give their first open-air concert and everybody should make it a point to bear then. F. W. Hess the leader is getting the members into line, and for its size, our band is the best in the County. Cerne to town Saturday evening and bring your friends, The growth throughout the country es surprising Fall wheat is all headed out and there seems to be splendid prospects for a good harvest Some fields of wheat are badly e1 eoted with smut and some farmers will need to exercise more rare with the seed they are going. to sow this fall. SMITH—STOGIDILL A quiet but very pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of lair Wrn. Stogdill Stanley, on Thursday .Tune 16th, when their daughter Edith Martha, was happily united ``tli'�ii``1 New all Paper Now is the season up. We have a large Papers for bedrooms, parlors. Cala and for a general cleaning - stock of handsome Wall halls, dining rooms and see Sample Books New Spring Dress Goods • We have a good range of the very newest in Dress Goous. New Linen Suitiugs We show the best Linens for the money, in colors, Tan, Blue, Pink, and stripe. Louisine Novelty For Dresses '+ We ar the only ones that show this Louisiue Novelty: •Its next to a silk dress for only 25 cents a yard. In colors, Rose, Resida,. New Blue, and Cbane. Millbr Muslins Etc. New Dress Muslins, Lac- es, Embroidery, Dress Trim- mings, Dress Buttons, Belts. Madrass Curtains We show a good range of Mcdrass Curtains. Ladies Waists In White, Black and Ecru Prices from. 05 teats to x+4.00 ea1h. Call and see these lovely waists. Ladies fancy paraols, and children parasols. Men's Tailor Made ' Suits New Men's Hats and Caps t. We have a large range of the latest hits. If you ca,nnot be suited „with the hats we have, we will make up for you the kind you like. vie cordially invite you to call and look through this Department, All Farm Produce taken in exchange a S.F AUST PHONE I'7 Z:(TR1C11 MNIAMWWWWW.WWW.MWMM Best brand corrugated iron $4.00' Miss Flosse Hartleib spent Sna- per square, at Hartleib's. day with friends, at Clinton. Glove found on Sunday evening. i Best gasoline 2:5 cents per. gal., Owner call for same at Mrs. B. i at Hartleib's. Howald's. Mr. Alf Gellman took a trip on the Greyhound, to Detroit, over Sunday. Principal Shore of Dashwood, is the examiner for the entrance exams. which are held this week. Mr. Fraser .Brown and sister Miss Mildred, of Urediton visited at Mr. J. Preeter's, on Sunday. D. S. Fanst is Felling the balance of his millinery tints at half price. Now is your time for a cheap up -to date hat. Only 5 days to do your business in next week, Wednesdav is Civic Holiday and everybody is going to the picnic at Grand Bend. 1' Bender, the popular shoe man says his trade is nearly double of former years, and he cordially in- vites you to call end get the beet shoes for the least money. Mrs Fred Leibold left on Friday mornins for Tavistock, where she will visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. E Bauer, the latter being very low at present. Binder twine at £i cents Der lb.. in marriage to Mr. Herbert .W the same price as the big Toronto Smith of Hay. Immediately at six o'clock to the strains of the wedding march played by the groom's sister Miss Aldora Smith, the young couple took their places antler an evergreen arch. The bride was very prettily attired in a gown of cream nuns veiling and carried in her hand a bouquet of pink and white daises. The ceremony was performed by Rev, W. R. 'Taylor of Varna. After the ceremony a dainty wedding supper was served, catalogue house make so much foss about. We can compete with any one walking in shoes, at Hartleib's. Wanted—Gond General Servant in a smell fatnily ()ne accustom. ed to doing all kinds of ordinary housework and plain cooking. Re- ferences required, Address Mrs. C. M. Walker, Winghtun, Ontario, 4:S-4 Pd. Mr. Eli Chanel, son of Mr. and and an enjoyable time was spent in Mrs. August Chnnet. Sanble Line, music and social obat. The young Stanley, died on Satnrt-lty, from couple received many handsome consumption. ,Ile was in his 2•ith end costly pre: eats showing the year. The re•nains were interred esteem in whit le they are held. � in the Bayfiel i cemetery, on Mon Their many friends all join in i clay. Eli was a general favorite in wishing kir, nrd Mrs Smith a long; his neighborhood, aid all regret and proseero•1' axatrrled life, I lis early death. Mr. George S. Howard of Blake school, is at Hensail this weok, pre- siding over the examinations. Mr. Sol Zimmerman of the Gos- hen Line is making extensive im- provements to Inc barns, and Mr. Jacob Brown of the sauce line is putting up a fine driving shed. Mr. 5, Gordon, who hats been teaching the 14th Gen , school for some years. is leaving. Gordon will he iuissed by the boys in town, as he took a great interest in base- ball and other sports. We under- stand that lee intends going West, Dr. Oven's Surgeon, Oculist specialist will be at Commercial Hotel, Zurich, on Friday, June 24th. Hours all day. Glasses properly fitted, Catarrh, deafness, failing eyesight and throat troubles treated. Next Friday being Dominion Day, we will take our usual annual week off, and no paper will be pub- lished. Our correspondents are requested to -keep tub" on the week's news and forward scone as usual. Our next issue will be dat- ed July 8th. The Blake Presbyterian con- gregation will hold their annual Lawn Social, on Peter Manson's lawn, on Tuesday evening July 5th. Tea will be served from to 6 to 8. Tho Jubilee Silver Band of Zurich will furnish excellent music. Everybody should try and. come. The Women's Christian Temper - anon 'Union met tor its regular meeting ' Wednesday afternoon, .lune 22nd, at the home of airs. E. Zeller. Mrs A. D. Gisobler ably tsondeoted the Devotional exezeisee, after which bliss Ethel Williams took charge of the Ednoatinnal. After the transaction of the hnsinesa the meeting was closed by singing the Temperance Doxology.