The Herald, 1910-07-22, Page 1The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay. Township.'
Vol. X.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 22, 1910..
NO. 51
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Happy vacation time is with
P; us once more. You can add ti
much to your pleasure and corn=
Lfort by being prepared.with cool
weari; a g apparel. we carry a full
line of everything suitable for
§ warm weather wear, the best
goods obi ai ; able in the world's
i markets. Our prices are right
quality considered. Our stock
of this season's Wash Fabrics is
at its best. We have parked P
them at prices that will interest 3`
§ you.
Scotch Ginghams, Shamrock Suitings,
tiLinen Suitings, India Linens, New
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Muslins, Swiss Muslins, Mercerized
Lawns, Persian Lawns &mats g
Suitings, Belfast t Po es French. 1;Toil English P t Silk
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Muslins, Silk Mulls. All colors.
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fi„ T'�%o= iec&. ahlts, Negiite �'`
Shirts, new Straw Hats, .
Cool Collars. Summer
Underwear, Leather
Belts, Fancy Socks,
Fancy Vests.
We are giving special value in all men's
ready-to-wear clothing.
6o1dieda1 1 -wine
We are sole agents for
Zurich for Plymouth Twines,
Gold' Medal is a twine to swear V
by. Every ball guaranteed.
Average length 650 feet. The
prise is lower than ever.
See us before you buy your twine §
isn't It Fine
To have a hammock in a
nice cool shady spot these
hot days. Come in and
gsee our line, they look
nice and are good duality.
OIL STOVES
LOCAL L NEWS. V
Don't forged, to call in and see
our special prices on women's and
children's elloes. P. Bender.
Flax pulling started this week.
and the crop le Said to be a fairly
good one.
See our Pilot Steel Range. Best
range on earth. Felly guaranteed.
J. Preeter.
Mr. F. E. Hess, of London, is
spending his holidays at his home
here.
Mr. Abe B rider. of Bt. Thomas,
is visiting father, Mr. Peter
Bender.
Exeter is billed to play a game
of baseball here this (Thursday)
evening.
Mr. and, 'Mrs. Jacob Smith of
Detroit, are making their annual
visit here in their auto.
Call and see -our women's white
canvas oxfords, for summer wear.
P. Bender, Zarioh.
Mr. and Mrd. ' 3. H. Schuettler
have moved into Miss Kate Cook's
house, next to the Lutheran church
Mrs. Theobiald Hauch and daugh-
ter, Miss Rosy. of Naperville, 711..
are visiting relatives and friends
here.
Mr. Fred. Beaver of Stephen
Township won, the gold medial in
the typo writing contest, at the
Chatham Business College.
Do not forget. that Dr. Ovens the
noted. eye specialist of London, will
bo at the Commercial hotel Znrich,
all 'day, today (Friday).
The purse found by A. Mittel•
holtz last week and advertised in
Tae HERALD ns claimed by Mas-
ter Harry Roe
The .many. ends of Councillor
Consit of the arr Line, will bo
pleased to leer }that he is mprov-
ing nice1v' n.% ���1� le to sife•ru) for
4d' �d it li�il'., •�,>: r• yr) ��'�-.:�.,
rdeau�. "t'i64.'tot air ..!a ea".3.1-es a
eA lads c even of Goderich
has been engaged as one of the
assistant teachers in the Zurich
school, her . duties to commence
after the holidays.
See our line of single' buggy
harness. We have an extra fine
line. All folded straps and beaded
lines, double stitched trace, and
flexible kay saddle. Call in and
see this harness. 3, Preeter.
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g We handle the celebrated New Perfection A
Oil Stoves. Best on the market. Easy and V
safe to operate An intense heat in a second.
No home complete without one.
PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS TAKEN
J. Preeter,
Telephone 9
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The football match at Berlin on
Friday evening to deckle the inter-
mediate championship of Western
Ontario, between Brucefield and
Niagara Falls was won by the
latter team. Snore 4-1.
Mr. Arthur Kellerman .of Dash-
wood, who has been attending
North Western College, Napierville
I11, for ii years, will occupy the
pulpit in the Evangelical church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Owing to a breakdown of the
choir leader's auto on Sunday, the
Stratford choir did not sing, in the
Lutheran church on Sunday. Three
of the autos arrived safe but the
fourth got stalled at Brucefield.
The large congregations both
morning and evening were visibly
disappointed at not being able to
hear them.
Zurich Juniors played a game of
baseball at Dashwood, on Monday
evening and were defeated by a
score of 15-2 Defeats are 13ecom-
beg so very .commonplace this
season, that we cease to 'wonder.
The usual reasons, poor ground,
poor fielding etc. °But wait until
we get them on our own grounds,"
that's what the boys say.
MARRIED AT SOUTH BEND,
ww WAVia`
We eve
A Wonderfvl Charge
ln TurSI
and are now ogee tgive
you the best attentio
Watch this space next week
for h'taro iins.
You need not go out of town or send
away for Men's and Boys' Suits. Bring your
ready cash to us, and you see how much you
can buy for little money. Bargains in Men's
and Boys' Ready -Made suits. We will give you
a snap on Children's" Hose for next week.
A bargain in Men's shirts. We are here
to do business, and will give you good value
for your money. We invite you to visit this
store, and call it your store.
e are u ato.date in H Lines
of General Dry Goods
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All Parra Produce taken in exchange
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Miss Ida Sipple returned on
Saturday from a two weeks' visit
in Detroit.
Mr. John Laporte bas delivered
alarge quantity of new hay in
town, the past two weeks.
Mr. David Book, who has been
employed on the tunnel between
Windsor and Detroit is laid up
with an attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Bock left for Windsor this
week.
While painting the roof on Mr.
G. Merner's block, P. Sipple ao-
cidentiy slid down, but caught on
the eavetrough with one hand,
where he hung, over twenty-five
feet above the cement walk, until a
ladder was secured. It was a nar-
row escape.
Dr. Oven's Surgeon, Oculist
specialist will be at Commercial
Hotel, Zurich, on Friday. July
22nd. Hours all day. Glasses
properly fitted, Catarrh, deafness,
failing eyesight and throat
troubles treated.
The following was taken from
the South Bend Tribune of the 18th
inst., Miss Hess, being the second
daaghter of 111r. F Hess Sr., and a
native of Zurich :—
"Mies Angeline Hess and August
Raabe wore quietly married Satur.
day afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Q.
N. Taggart, 510 Michigan avenue.
The service was read by the Rev.
Martin Goffenep, of Zion's German
Evangelical eb.uroh, The bride
wore a white lingerie gown and
was unattended. ` A luncheon was
served after the ceremony to the
guests present, who wen° immed-
iate relatives of the couple. Mr.
and Mrs. Raabe left Saturday
evening for a wedding tour
through Canada. Mr. Raabe is a
foreman at S+u lebaker Bro..
M.anufaetaring eentleatt3;"
The world's most successful
medicine for bowel complaints is
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and.
Diarrhoea Remedy. It has reliev-
ed more pain and suffering, and
saved more lives than any other
medicine in use. Invaluable for
children and adults. Sold by J. 3.
Merner.
The Zurich baseball team drove
to Exeter on Friday evening, for
the express purpose of trimming
the Exeter team, but at the end of
seven innings the score was 12-0
in favor of Exeter. Our boys, ow-
ing to want of practice and the aw-
ful condition of the diamond, were
unable to play in their usual
snappy style. while the Exeter
team put ups a very good. game
throughout. The line up for Zurich
was as follows :—Wm. Moise, p ;
E. D. Warm, o ; L. Lipphardt, 1b ;
Talman Wurrn, 2b, Schroeder, 3b;
Roy Faust ss A Eolighoffer, 1'f ;
Fritz acted as umpire, Guelph t:otnbitted,
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Miss Nettie Well of Detroit is
home for a visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. 13 Well.
The mails have been somewhat
irregular this week, owing to the
strike on the G. T R.
The brick work of the new Men-
nonite church is completed, with
the exception of the gable ends
The telephone line to Ilillsgreen
is nearly completed. There will
be about twelve subscribers on this
line.
The children of the Fresh Air
Mission of Toronto, about forty in
number, left on Wednesday morn-
ing for their home in the city.
Mrs. Alf Moritz of Guelph and
Misses Tillie and Flossie Kibler of
Listowel are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. C. Fritz.
Principal Beaton is to be con-
gratulated on the showing of his
entrance class at the recent exams .
Out of eight pupils, seven passed.
The Evangelical church was fil-
led to its capacity on Sunday even-
ing. The Fresh Air Mission child.-
ren of Toronto favored the large
audience with several pleasing
vocal selections, which 'were well
received. The pastor preached the
second sermon in the series on
Daniel, subject :—Daniel and the
Den of Lions, or Daniel, a man of
religious 'principle,
ONE REASON WHY .
The Canadian National can put on
the Best Performance on the
Continent.
Why oan the Canadian National
put on a liner stand performances
than any other exhibition on earth?
One reason is that it can acconimo-
date a bigger grand stand crowd
than any other. One night last
year there were 28,000 people in
the grand stand and on the lawn
in front of it. Just imagine—as.
many people as there are men,
NI, Rennie, rf ; U Eilber, cf. L'. women and children in, Galt and