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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1910-10-28, Page 1RAL The Official Organ of. Zurich and lay Township Vol. XL FRIDAY MORNING, OCT 28, 1910. 40 NO 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ri We pride ourselves that in this store will be found all the best and most seasonable goods that the largest wholesalers in Canada offer. A satisfactory purchase is not necessarily ono that commends itself through cheapness alone, but rather upon the value you receive for your .honey. Our prices and values are unsurpassed, quality considered. We iuvite your inspection of our large Fall Stock of seasonable goods, LADIES' WEAR G Ladies' and Children's Jackets in Black and colors in plain and diagonal cloths. All the Latest at prices to suit every- body. Call in and look through these coats before you buy. Dress Goods We are always adding to our range Dress Goods and do not hesitate to say that our showing comprises the latest and best that can be bought. We have all the popular cloths in all the leading shades. NECK FURS Be sure and look through our stook of Neck Furs and Ruffs before you buy. Also Muffs to match. I'I OTO R SCARFS SPECIALS—Motor scrafs and clouds from Gloves, all shades, speial at 25 cents a pair. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jr ist Ria 25 cents up. ig 0 UNDERWEAR CI /VIILLINERY DEPT, Onrrsbowing of fall style m Trimmed Hats is attracting well merited at ention if we can judge by the numbers that visit this department. You are cordially invited to visit our show rooms. Ladies vests and drawers, special at 25 cents a garment 0 and up. Fancy Collars and Sweater Coats Fancy collars special at 25 cents, Ladies' and Child_ ren's sweater coats, all sizes and prices. 1dt HOSE Ladies' and Children's ho e, epeciai worsted at 25 cents a pair. The kind that does not wear out. MEN'S WEAR lien's and Boys' Clothing We have a large stock to choose from. • We woulu like you to have a look through our stock of Boys' suits, of which we have a very complete line. Also in men's and boys' over- coats. See our military coat, it is very serviceable and looks neat. Everything in suits, overcoats, caps, gloves, mitts, underwear, etc. FUR COATS .A large range of Fur Coats in Coon, Yak, Sitka , Beav- er, Klondike Beaver, Black Martin, Bulgaria 1 Lamb, Bishop. Also Furlined Overcoats and Overcoats with Fur Collar. Pric- es as low as any. Buy your winter clothing at this store and save stoney. HARDWARF DEPT HORSE BLANKETS 'We have a complete line of Horse i3lankets at all prices. Also Plush Rugs, Rubber Rugs, Robes, etc. See our Single Har- ness. We guarantee the quality. STOV .S ETC Our iia e otSteel Ranges and Cast Ranges cannot bo beaten Als e a full lire of baseburners, 0.1k Stoves, Stove Boards, Elbows and pipes etc (Let our prices before you buy PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS TAKEN kgs �teeter, Telephone 9 • - ZURICH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .� 44 LOCAL NEW S. Mr. (Ian, H, Broderick of Lon- don was in town, this week. Miss Annie Weber of Berlin is visiting ger 'sisters: Mrs. (Rev) A. D. Gischler.. Mr. Josiah Geigte has moved to his down -town .4Volling, next to his restaurant t,; Now is the tinie'ycu need a good winter cap. U ?,§, Faust has a full supply. , Mr. Edwitrd Mercer's little son, aged about three years, has been very ill for tebont.a, weriz. Mr. John A. Diansnn and - elson Warm bought eaeh a handsome range at C, f artleb's, last week. ° Mrs. B. Howulal's seal Theodore, is learning the barbering trade in Burke's shop, Exeter. A carload of No, l winter apples will arrive shortly. Sen 1 your order or ask for particulars. A. i\2ittelholtz, Znrtrhl The peninsular ranges are in e class by themselves, Everyone we sell is positively guaranteed. J. Preeter. Mr. P. Lamont disposed of about a hundred head of cattle and several horses by auction, at Hen - sail, on Wednesday, gome people wonder how we conn sell so cheap towards our com- petitors, this is easy explained. We have no thousand dollars ex- penses a year. That is why, at Hartleib's `S-Taving an alabaster noX (v. 7). Jesus said of Mary', gift. "She hath (ltM one what she S'ould" ark 14:S). If you love you will ive what you have.God wants no more. Poor. black Aman- da Smith gave her a calx tubs. A wom- an of wealth gave ,11 ler jewelry and diamonds. "She h. h done what she could" rosy be written o thein loth. •;t Cor 'epcl ti's*4t1•a-'t �ii•ho�v he �a�1' k-uLu., v mss , kt ,aiidren with tli ;t.'avtsnrng.; , ir..za a'i ' 110-:er` t a to hear the 'World 6iikeiiowned ei plorer, Rev, G. W. Ray F. R. G. S. deliver his famous lecture on South America, “Through five Republics on Horseback." Dr. Oven's Surgeon, ()enlist specialist will be at Comtrnercial Hotel, Hensall, on Saturday. Nov 12th. Hours all day. Glasses properly fitted, Catarrh, deafness, failing eyesight and throat troubles treated. Do a good turn every day, always try to help some hutnan being, or beast whenever you can, and re- member, first of all. honor God and your King, obey orders and do all the good you can. The foregoing is from Sir Robert Baden Powell's advice to the Boy Scoots. If this is followed out, it cannot fail to make the boys better men and better citizens. Lutheran Church—Sunday being the anniversary of Reformation day, the German morning service, will have reference to the work of reformation The evening service will he conducted in English, and in consideration of the fact that Sunday will also be the day preced- ing Thanksgiving Day, !the pastor will speak on the blessings of "Peace and Plenty" A hearty in vitation to attend is extended to all MARRIED IN THE WEST—A very pretty wedding was solemnis- ed on Wednesday, of last week, at the home of Mr. and Mrs Simnel J Latta, Govan, Sask., (formerly of Exeter) when then only daughter Estella Gretna, wars married to Mr, William J. Hazelton. of the Mail. Lanigan, Rev. (;alder, of the Eng- lish Church, performed ihea vetca- mony. The yo. ng couple will re side in Lanigan Miss Latta is a native of Zurich and her many friends will join with Tint BERALD in extending congratulations. The Annual Meeting of the Upper Canada Bible society, Zurich Branch, was held on Sunday even- ing in the Evangelical church, as a union meeting ; the church was full, every se it being taken up, The Rev. Jt r. Maass addressed the meeting in the German language and Rev. Mr. Gischler in the Eng- lish language. The following gentlemen were eleoted as officers for the year : Rev. Mr, Maass, President; Rev. Mr. Gisohler or his successor Vice president; H. Well, Treasurer and secretary; I). S. Faust Depositor Directors Tacob Raberer, William Hoy, Henry Weselsb. Samuel Spencer, Gyrus Schoch, Ed Merger, John Preeter, Sala anus Witmer, Col- Iection at put lig meeting ,*8,50. {� a Y For 6oId ether! Faust's Store has gained the confidence of the public by its foir way of dealing. It makes all persons welcome whether they intehd to buy or not. Fall and Winter are fast approaching and with the cold weather, which gleans that you will require warmer clothing. DRESS GOODS 1V e have a• large range of the latest shades. RUFFS and MUFFS Furs to thatch. SCARFS We have a large assortment of woollen scarfs. from eOets to 2.00 each. UNDERWEAR Just what yon women nrel, natural wo'.l • Underwear, also men's natural wool, heavy fleeced wool and cotton. Come and see our Underwear. HOSE We consider having the best hose for women and boys that money can buy. SWEATER COATS A new shipment of mens boys and gills woollen coats will arrive the la'er part of next week. Be sure and look at our s oek of girls BLANKETS We carry a good stock of woollen and flan- nelette blankets. FLOOR RUGS We expect a large shipment of carpet squares and door mats next week. it will uo you good to see quality and prices. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Our millinery de- partment is displayed with the most suitable hats for you. FOWL WANTED Cash or trade. Come along we pay highest prices... Dressed or alive... Dutch Setts, Large Onions and All Farm Produce taken in exchange PHONE 17 ,gg��g� I,ya� g`���a ���� irtfAM ��1�Y�'li-YlW� Y YI :F 1MfUlF1RA U Ui a. 5. FAUST Z CJRICH Lined horse blankets at 90 cents, at Hartleib's. The hunting trio returned from the pinery on Monday evening, and report bagging seine ducks. We carry a complete line of trunks, suit cases, telescopes, etc. J. Preeter. Several of the school boys were caught playing truant, last week, and were given a reminder not to do so again. Please return all cement sacks at once, if yon want credit. We must return all sacks before Nov• 1st, at dar•tleib's. Mr. J. S. Meliok has been ap- pointed Deering agent and has moved into the shop he recently purchased from Mr. Louis Prang. Carpenters have started to put it new front into Mr. C. Fritz shoe shop. It is expected that Charlie Will be back in business shortly. Tho practice of boys carrying rifles and guns is a bad one and should be discouraged by their parents. Accidents are almost sure to happen sooner or later and the time to put a stop to it i, before any injury is inflicted. Old people's Day, will be observ- ed in the Evangelical church, next Sunday The pastor will preach an appropriate sermon in tie morning at 10.45. Subject "The beauty of fading life." Evening service at i p. m. Subject "How shall we spend our Thanksgiving Day" The public is cordially invited to attend these services. 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 bo found at the moment. Then it is that Chamber lain's Liniment is never Lound wanting. In cases of sprains, cuts, wounds ant bruises Chamberlain's Liniment takes out the soreness and drives away the pain. Sold by all dealers. See our 2nd growth axe handles at 25 cents, at Hartleib's. Quite a thunder storin passed over on Monday night and con- siderable ram fell. If you are in need of a fine dressy shirt or working shirt, call at D. S. Faust. Mr. J. J. Merner's little son Clare, is laid up with a form of rheumatism, but is itnprovin;. The Ladies' Aid in connection with St. Peter's Lutheran church, will hold their monthly meeting on Tuesday the 1st of Nov, et 3 p. m. in the school room, Al] are re - o nested to attend. Mr. Joseph Mero of the Bauble Line Stanley, has leased his fa ria to Mr. Charles Bedard Jr., for a term of years and expects to move to Goderich. He is having a sale of his stock and implements on Thursday Nov. 3rd. Encourage your local paper lig paying your subscription promptly and in advance, 1'he dollar is only a trifle to each one, but a number of them together means a large sum, and will help the paper man very much in meeting his hills for paper, wages etc. It's a. good. thing to pay your editor at least once a year, but close the prayer with an amen dollar bill in an en- velope ad iressect to ye editor. Mr. El. Eilber of Urecliton, mem- ber of the Ontario Legislative As- sembly for South Huron, has been offered the position of Provincial Inspector of Insurance, which ita.y been made vacant by the death a1 Mr. J, Howard Hunter We nu• derstand that Mr, Eilber has not yet accepted, and possibly may not accept, but is now considering the matter. Tho position is a g cud one with plenty of work and a fair sal- ary, and we believe the v osk ennldl not fall into better hands than those of South Huron's member. He has had a long exporter 00 in in- surance matters and wotld maids an excellent inspector,—Exeter Advocate.