The Herald, 1910-10-21, Page 1Vol. X1.
The Official Organ 0
Zurich and Hay Township
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 12, 1910,
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We pride ourselves that in this store will
be found all the best and most fashionable goods
that the largest wholesalers in. Canada offer. A
• satisfactory purchase is not necessarily one that
• commends itself through cheapness alone, but
rather upon the . 'alue you receive for your money.
,A Our prices a11d values are uusurpassed. quality
considered. We iuvite your inspection of our
large Fall Stock of seasonable goods,
LADIES' WEAR
Ladies' and Children's Jackets in Black and colors in
plan and diagonal cloths. All the latest atprices to suit every-
body. Call iu and look through these coats before you buy.
Dress Goods
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We are always adding to our range Dress Goods and do el
not hesitate to sty 'mat our showing comprises the latest and
best that can be bought. We have all the popular cloths in all
ibe leading shads.
thi NECK FURS
Be sure and look through our stock of Neck Furs and
Ruffs before you buy. Also Mulls to match.
rIOTOR, SCARFS
SPECIALS—Motor scrafs and clouds from 25 cents up.
Glove:, all shades, special at 25 cents a pair.
MILLINERY' DEPT
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Our showing of fall style in Trimmed Hats is attracting
well merited at. eution if we can judge by the •numbers that visit
this department. You are cordially invited to visit our show
sit
rooms.
UNDERWEAR
Lollies WAS. and drawers, special at 25 cents a garment
and tip.
Fancy Collars and Sweater Coats
Fancy collars s1,eci::1 at 25 cents, Ladies' and Child_
yen's sweater coat-, call sizes and price:.
HOSE
Ladies' and Children's ho4e, special worsted at 5 cents a
pair. The kind that does not wear out.
MEN'S WEAR
look>
yon to have a through out stock of Boys' suits, of which
3.1 we have a very complete line. Also in men's and boys' o'l•er-
coats. See our military coat, it k very- serviceable and looks
• :tea:. Everything in suits, overcoats, caps, gloves, mitts,
underwear,. etc.
L'ien's and Boys' Clothing
We have a large stock to choose from. 'We woulu like
FUR COATS
A large range or Fur Coats in Coon, Yak, Sitka Beav-
• er, Klondike Beaver, Black Martin, Bulgaria ; Lamb, Bishop.
A'so Furlined Overcoats and Overcoats with Fur Collar. 1'rio
ea as lav as any. Buy your winter elo,hing at this store and
• save money.
HAD A F DEPT
HORSE BLANKETS
We have a complete line of IIorse Blankets at all prices.
el Aso l'lu.-lt Rugs, Rubber .Iugs, Robes, etc. lice our Single .liar-
gi n !ss. \\7e guarantee the quality.
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STOVES ETC §
Onr lit e of Steel Ranges and Cast Ranges cannot be beatetr
Also a full lir a o: l3aseburners, O tk Stoves, Stove Boards, Elbows
Get our prices before
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LOCL NEWS. ?
Mr, Daniel Smith of St, Joseph.
treated lis to,sorne fresh ripe straw-
berries, on Ti)1 rsday 20th inst.
,Quite a number from here at
tended the tea meeting at Hills -
green, on Monday evening,
Miss Fanny Pieeter returned last
week, after spending a few weeks
with Mr. John Ehlers 14th Con,
Remember, this is no ordinary
event : The best thing that's
going. Particularly special" --Rev,
C. U. Johnston, Toronto.
D, S: -Faust is buying fowl alive
ducks, chickens and old bens,
every Tuesday insteadof Saturday.
Highest price paid.
Rev. Ernst Nen(ioeifer, of India
preached in the Lutheran church,
on Sunday morning and Sunday
evening.
We are selling agents for Zurich
for the fatuous Hackney Stock and
ponitry foods. Every package
guaranteed.. J. Preeter.
Messrs F. W. Etess, E. A. Axt
and W. G Hess are spending the
week shooting at ducks, below
Grand Bend..
For 11117; prospects are for higher
prices on coiled wire We have
a limited quantity, we are offering
at old prices namely 2.40 per 100
lbs cash, guaranteed. at flartleih's.
The Women's Christian Temper-
ance Union, w 11 meet Thursday
afternoon, Oct; 27th, at the home
of Mrs S. Rannie, All members
are requested to be present,
Call and see our .big stock of
hors=e blankets, best makes, the
ones, with the patent stay on. Only
kind. iu Canada, for sale at Hart-
leib's. :.
"To find a race that has never
seen a white man is something
unusual in these day. but this is
what Rev. G. v'+ . Ray, F. R G. S ,
can claim t ave done."—Haniil-
tonLarai , . '
Mr. John Decber Sr., took six
firsts and one special with his
matched pair of roadsters and one
second and the rest firsts with bis
general purpose team, at the differ
ent fall fairs to this section.
Tens of thousands all over the
civilized world Have read the life
of Mr. Ray am ng savages, Yon
can Bear hire tel it. His accounts
of wild life will fascinate you
Come to the Evangelical church,
on Friday Oet 2[.
What Bir.'y'amnel Houston of
Bayfield, has o say about the
malleable range bought of C.
Hartleib, Zurich. He :says never
saw a stove. which will cook and
bake with so little wood as the
above range.
Every growing ambitious town is
composed of three elements. Those
wb,r work patriotically. vigorously
and intelligently for its advance-
ment: triose who take a curious
delight in dicQuraging the efforts
f f others by ridicule ami by a
persistent denial, that every pro -
tress can be or has been aeonrnp.
lished, and by boasts of every
ether own. The last class tire
coined eroak.era but, they ere really
something worse, for their opensi
tion dose not arise simply front
despondency but from that mien•
viable spirit, that will neither act
itself or suffer others to clo so
you buy.
PRODUCE OF ALL NOS TAKEN
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Telephone 9 A - ZURICH!)
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Rev. A..1). Gisohler attended. a
missionary entertainment in the
Or•editnn 2 vangelical church, on
Wednesday evening. The enter
tainment was rendered by Rey SV
G Rev. F. Jt G. S , the world re
nowned explorer. Mr Ray i
known from Ottawa to Vancouver
as the pian With a remarkable lift
story and the ability to tell it 13
special request Mr. Ray will giv
this high class missionary lector
in the ] vangelical church, Frid
evening, Oct, 28th. Senor Ray is
Bolivian citizen, who was acloptet
by the Savages of Paraguay an(
given the name "Big Cactus Red
Mouth." • It will be an eduoatior
to learn of the terrible degrada*in
of his people, where all the age
ones are buried alive and to hear
laughing marriage customs. Ten
of thousand all over the civilize
world. have read of his life argon
savages. You can hear him tell i
in the Evangelical church, Frida
Oct, 28th, for the small adniissio
10 and 15ets. Remember, Mr. Ra
is "the greatest linin; speaker o
South America" and the Roya
Honor, benferred on hitn in Londe
grigland, etamp him as one of tis
wind's feiiretnost explorers.
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�- HE New Fall Goods have arrived. We
hive placed a large stock of Fall Goods,
which was bought at right prices.
Our Dress Goods department is filled
with the very best and latest Dress Goods.
We invite you to visit us before you purchase
elsewhere.
der prices are fight.
Our Goods are
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ight.
The l ow Fall Dress Goods is the Diagonal
New Flannelettes, the very best
Patterns in all shades, Shirtings,
Cottonades, Ladies' and Girls'
Woollen Coats, Men's and Boys'
Woolen Coats, Overalls, Tweed
Pants, Mens and Boys Caps.
Min irkry g
Our Fall display of Millinery is open
for you, under the management of
MISS GILBERT, who has been with
us for several seasons. We have the
Latest Haas, and a large assortment
to choose from.
We invite you to visit this Stogie for your Hat
All Farm Prochtac0; +^ L.. n in exchange
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Zt7RICH
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We take live poultry every
Tnesday forenoon Highest market
prices paid J. Preeter.
Bliss Ethel Kellerman of Dash-
wood visited her aunt Mrs. Chas
Fritz, on Sunday.
Dr. Oven's Surgeon, Oculist
specialist will be at Commercial
Hotel,-He'tsel], on l4a.turday, Nov.
12th. Hours all day. Glasses
properly fitted, Catarrh, deafness,
failing eyesight and throat
troubles treated.
Mr. Ray has algin the Club,
formerly possessed by the 'Witch
Dr. "Father of Kittens." Thts
gruesomo weapon was the one
used by hint to put to death every
third child or the tribe. You eau
Qee it in the Evangelical church,
Fine or coarse salt for 50 cents
a hundred, at Feed Store.
Mr. and Mr;. F. F. Demuth of
Detroit v:sited frien is in town last
week.
See our line of silver knives and
forks, tea spoons, e to. All good.
goods. J. Preeter.
Lost—Between Zurich ancl lien-
sall. a ladies' long black coat.
Finder pleaee at THE HERALD office,
As Government explorer he has
trodden where no other man has
and Mount Ray in the heart of
Brazil, 2,300 miles from the coast,
is named atter hire by a grateful
government.
Last Prides two rinks of Hensel,.
bowlers played a friendly game
with two local rinks and Zurich.
was ten up on the afternoon's play.
The rink .kipped by P. Lamont
was five down to the rink skipped
by A. Bouton, and the rink skipp-
eel by P. Sipple was fifteen up to
the rink skipped by 0. M. Me-
1)onell.
It is in time of sudden mishap or
accident that Chamberlain's Lini-
ment can be relied upon to take
the place of the family doctor, who
cannot always be found at the
moment. Then it is that Chamber-
lain's Liniment is never tound
wanting. In eases of sprains, cuts,
wounds and bruises Ohamberiurn's
Liniment lakes cut the snrere,s
and drives away the pain. Sold by
all dealers.
UNION ib1EL+"1'IN G IN THE
TOWN HALL
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A union meeting. of the Evange=
heal and Lutheran congregations,
will be conducted in the interest of
the Bibie Society, in the Town
Hall, on Strnday evening, commenc-
ing at '7.45 o'clock. Rev. O. C. J.
Maass will deliver an address is
German, and Rev. A. D. Gischler,.
in English. Special music will be
rendered, an offering 'will be re.
eeived in the interest of the Bible
Society. The public is most cord-
ially' invited,