The Herald, 1910-12-02, Page 10
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The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township
Vol. XI.
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FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 2, 1910
If you bave'nt experien-
ced the pleasure ot buying
elothr s where your satis-
faction is snore important
than your money. you'll
iearn something whew you
cents to us. We esteem
geotl-will more than profit
and handle only mush Cloth-
ing as speaks for itself. .A
wizard could'nt keep you
from buying once you see
styles and qualities we have
ready. They give expres-
sion and character to a
ruen's figure, and have an
tl,agument past the common
in the beauty of designs
and materials. We're sel-
ling the highest quality of
really fine clothing at the
lowest margin of profit ever
attempted hereabouts, and
crowding in all we possibly
can of value to bring you
an opportunity to prove it. Your
goad judgment will do tic rest.
Why Not Style
r[- I Boys' Clothing?
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We're making a sp tial feature this season of a (Efferent
kind of _i•'tthiai:' liar 11 ry i 1'.I ' trot e h'. a it r•e.1 to ('onsi'lt'.r any- p1(
thing good enoarz'a if it di+1'nt wear me. eie tpuck.y, eau th3 aver-
ate boy has looked the part., 11 errs rt'a ly ;law with di-dilutive
style as Well as tali all y iia lioys' Suits 'tiara Overeu:ats, and the 31(
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novelty of it ail t"1 h i:1gieg it phial y r)t business. CT7
G ivo the 1 oys 7. t•litievel Appeal all nu cast tra their self- 1t
res.pcet. Well d' essed hogs ora, margo ntrwielays at very little ex-
pense, and valnes sue :ae thirst' wota% ints•rftee with your baying.
Boys' Suits, aged 0 years 48.00 to 5 00; Boys' .`Slits, aged
10 and 11 years it 00 t • 0 lin; Boys,' whit.., aged 12 years 4.50 lag
to 500; Boys' -and Youths' Overcoats, Tweed lined, military
collar specie'. al 6 .50.
It costs no snore to get boys' clothing re':I.ly stylish as well
as good if you come to the right storax. If we were'nt very sure ve
of the unusual quality as well as style of our boy's suits, we a.
should say less about them.
FURS AND FUR COATS We arc showing a complete
ine of Fur Ruffs, Muffs, Throws, Fur lined coats and Fur coats.-§
Sae, cut special. Fur coats at $20.00.
SEASONABLE HARDWARE A complete line of Cow
chains, open ring and three chain, stall fixtures, stable shovels,
snow shovels, axes and handles, robes, rugs, blankets, string bells
chivies and open bells, meat grinders and lard presses, etc.
PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS TAKEil
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LOCAL NEWS.
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Buy your Clouse slippers at P.
Bender's, all kinds and. all prices .
Great bargain's in Faust's add.
Coarse and share in with then e.
Misses Marie, Louise and Sara
Duchartn e, of the .Bronson Line,
left on Monday for Goderich. •
A more disagreeable November
than the one just past is not on
record at the local weather office.
Mrs. T. Kelly and sou of Hensall,
spent last Thursday etttae home of
Mr. and Mrs. Q. Eillser,
Mr. John Dutnart of Berlin. has
been calling on old friends the
past week,
Mr. Davis of Hensaalle has taken
the place of Mr. Edwin Koehler,
at the Molsons. Bank here
Mrs. Jaques Laidlaw of Michigan
is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Casper Weber,;
Rev. A. D. Gisch[et! ocoupied the
pulpit in the Presbyterian church,
Kippen, last Sunday evening.
Miss M. Short of Glencoe, will
sing a solo in the Evangelical
church, next Sundayevening.
Jolliette Grinder prates, 10 inch
t 2 25, 8 in $2 00. All kinds of
Pulper knives 25 tits, at F. Hess &
Sons.
The Young People's Alliance of
the Evangelical church is booming.
5 new members joined on Tuesday
evening.
D. S. Faust will have his Christ-
mas dfsplay out by Saturday. Ii
will be treat to you to look through
our stook,.
Mrs. John H. Schnell is laid up
with heart trouble, and has been
seriously ill • for • some days. A
slight improvement is reported in
her condition.
• Lsdies, we have il-ScS.,.143et...liew
York style in ladies'' hand bags,
which we still at very low prices
40 cts up. Call and see them, at
13artloib's.
Every faamily has need of a good,
relible liniment For sprains,
bruises, sorenessof the muscles
and rhenmattc pains there is none
better than Chamberlain s. Solei
by all dealers.
Agents Wanted—Whole or par.
time ; liberal terms; out t free.
Over 500 acres in trees, rite at
once. 'The Fruit Tree Special
fists."
W. Bowman & Son Co., Ltd.
Ridgeville, Ont,
Mr. John K. Gerber of the
Bronson Line had a ploughing bee
recently, when about ten farm
ers turned out mostly from a
distance of four or five miles. and
turned over about thirteen acres
in a day.
On Tuesday forenoon while
threshing clover, Mr. John
$teokle's driving shed, hog pen and
some of the contents were destroy-
ed by fire. A spark from the
engine was the manse. The loss
will be quite heavy. The big bairn
which was only about 20 feet away
was saved.
.Mr. Orville H. Ehnes, visited his
iparents here over Sunti,aav, He
left on Monday for ('laresholm Al
Berta, where he will be Manager
of the Dominion Bank branch, in
that hustling Western town. We
congratulate Orville on his rapid
advance in his chosen profession,
and wish him continued success,
The Young Men's Bible Class of
the Evangelical Sunday School, is
oomposed of energetic young men
One of the latest features of the
class is a membership onntest,
which was organized by the pastor
last Sunday afternoon. The class
beiug divided into two sectional
with bar. Wm. O'Brien and Mr.
Alf Gellman captains, Both cap-
tains with their respective mem-
bers selected, are busy enlisting
members for the class. The contest.
()loses on Sunday Dec. 18th The
side defeated in the contest will
have to provide for a social even-
ing etc. The olass at ptesent is
composed of 32 members. Retnetn-
ber, this is a "Men's Bible Class"
for mutual helpfulness in the
strengthening of moral ohmmeter ;
to form a more intimate and per-
sonal acquaintance with the Bible
for daily guidance; to us.ist in
developing the social and religious
life of the chutch and raaiee the
standard of right living through
out the community. Otir yotine.
men's class offers helpful omen.
tart ties. to :you. Corrie I 0
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AMMiaescANAMMi
For cold weather, which means that you will
require warmer Clothing. Faust's Store has
gained the confidence of the public by its fair
way of dealing. It makes all persons welcome
whether they intenk to buy or not.
Here are some Bargains
Men's Fur Coats
clog coat, regular price $22.00, now for
cash
black heaver cloth coat, heavy linecl,
with high fur collar, regular price
was $20.00, now for cash
Men's Overcoats
$i8.00
$17.25
1 overcoat, black, reg. price $8 75, for . 4.90
1 overcoat, regular price $10. for 7.00
Ladies' Coats
3 black coats, regular pries $6.00 for
All our Ladies' (loth Coats are now
prices. •
Boys' Overcoats
. 4 50
selling below cost
We are selling all our Boys' Overcoats below cost prices.
Millinery Hats halt Price
We are selling all our Millinery Hats at half price—the
regular price cut in two.
All Farm Produce taken in exchange
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Fowl wanted highest prices raid
for them, at D. S. Faust.
Miss Roxie Eliber visited friends
in Hensall, on Sunday.
Snow shovels at 23 cents, at
13artleih's.
Mr. Edward Willert of Grand
Bend visited at Mr. J. Preeter's
this week,
If you are in need of a ruff or
muff. Call and get prices, at
D. S. Faust.
Rev Mr. Richardson of Kippen
occupied the pulpit in the Evan-
gelical church, on Sunday evening
Missess Ada and Vera Siebert of
Dash wood, visited their aunt, Mrs,
J
Preeter, over Sunday.
Mrs..McAlpin, of Woodstock re-
cently visited her mother, Mrs,
George Thiel :fir., at the 14th
concession.
The Ladies' Aid of the Evangt-
licnl church, will hold the annual
election of officers in the church,
on Tuesday afternoon at 2.a0.
Miss Ella Ronnie left last week
for Detroit, to take tt course in
anuric and singing. She expects to
remain about six months.
The Ontario Provincial winter
Fair will be held at Guelph, com-
mencing on Monday 5th and con•
tinning until the 9th, The prize
list is a large one and the exhibi
tion promises to be the best ever
held.
Dr. Oven's Surgeon, Oculist
specialist will be at Commercial
Hotel, HensaaIl, on Friday. Dees
9th. Hours all day. Glasses
properly fitted, Catarrh, deafness,
failing eyesight and throat
troubles treated.
When your feet are wet and
cold, and your body chilled through
and through from exposure, take a
big dose of Chamberlain's Cougli
Remedy, bathe your feet in Inst
water before going to bed, and
you are almost rertainito ward off
a severe mold. For sale Eby all
r.ea'ers
D. 3. Faust has a good supply of
nuderwear. Call and get some,
it will pay you.
Wanted—By married man; work
on farm by the year. Apply to
Box 277, Zurich P. O.
Mr. J. Preeter is installing the
new furnace in the Town Hall,
this week.
Election of officers for the Young
People's Alliance of the Evangelical
church, will take place next Tues-
day evening.
Something New—Our "Downy"
pocket rubbers, which sell best of
all. They are packed in silk
waterproof bags. Call in and see
them, 13, Bender.
The revival meetings in the
Evangelical church 14 Con., were
conducted by Mrs. (Rev.) Gischler.
owing to the absence of the pastor
attending the funeral ot his niece
Margaret Marie Giachler of Tavi-
stock.
WANTED—Capiable girl to do
general housework. No washing.
Good wages. Apply 15irs. G. W.
Harrison, Bank of Commerce,
Exeter.
Wanted --Good reliable man
(married) to go to Alberta this
spring to work on farm. Conven-
ient to village. Apply A. M. Old-
ham, 200 st James st London.
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Conaivr AU—ROBTNETr--At St. Pe-
ter church, Drysdale, on Thursday
last, the marriage took place of
Miss Georgina Corriveare daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ctrrriveau
to Mr. Fred Robinett of Oiclallorna
City. L.iiss Blanche Laporte played
wedding march. The bride worn
a gown of beautiful satin and lace,
Miss Marie Duchartne the bride's
niece, was bridesmaid and wore a,
pretty white dress, Mr. Joe Onr-
riveaau aoted as best man, Mr,
and Mrs. Robinett will leave on the
I eth of. Dec, for a trip to the
groom's parents in Alpena, en
route to their home in Okletaoma.
We wish thorn nineh joy •and Imps
pines in theirlfuture home. •