The Herald, 1910-12-23, Page 1TIE
The official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township
Vol. XI.
FRIDAY
()FINING, DEC. 23. 1910.
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Sale .. .
This is a clearing sale in every sense of the
word. Prices have been marked down so low
'that the goods will sell quickly. Seldom have, a
you had such a great opportunity to purchase
first class goods at such prices. This sale will last
until the end of Decemoer. We want you to 0
come and look over our sale prices. We mention
only a few of the snaps we are offering.
LADIES .CIANTLES
All this season's styles. Every garment well made and
of stylish appearance. In order to clear have reduced to fol-
lowing low prices.
Regular $18.00 mantles for 13.50
c. 17.50 ,c for 13.00
cc 16.00 tc for 12.00
cc 12.00 " for 9.50
cc 10.00 cc for 8.00
cc 6.00 c' for 3.50
ca 25.00 Pony Cloth Coats for 20.00
LC 13.00 Potty Cloth Coats for 10.00
cc 10.00 Misses Coats for 7.50
c c 9.00 Misses Coats for 6.50
(c 7.00 Misses Coats for 5.00
A lot of Children Coats from $1.00 up.
flen's Overcoats
All new Fancy tweeds with college and military collars..
`J he best. styles and pattern:. Vote thebe prices.
Regiitar $ I.G overcoats for 13.50
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Boys' Ulsters at equally low prices.
MEN'S SUITS
lvlen's tweed and worsted ready made suits at the
.0 Ing low prices to clear.
4 Suits regular $13 for 10
8 suits regular 11.00 for 8
10 suits regular 10.00 for 7.
2 suits regular 9.00 for 0.00
4 suits regular 7.00 for 5.00
sp ecial values to all lines of Suits up to $19.00
Boys' and Youth's Suits, large assortment at Bargain Prices.
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Colder weather is corning. Our stock of Furs is still 0
Big values in Ruffs, Throws, Muffs, Coats eta.
Hand Bags
A Large assortment of Ladie ' Mand
specials at $1.95 and '75 cents.
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Xmas Goods
An endless variety of goods suitable for gifts for every
member 'of the family. We have them at all prices. You
are cordially invited to look over our display.
Seasonable Hardware
Rayo Lamps, Perfection Oil Heaters, Skates, Axes, !!
Cutlery, Silverware, Carving Sets, Stove Boards etc. .
PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS TAKEN
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LOCAL NEWS. ;
For salve--T.wo good betiding lots
in Znzich. Apply Mrs. A. 8. Faust
A Merry Christmas to all our
renders.
Otir wisli';to. all is. a Merry Xmas
J. Preeter, Zurzoh,
Boys' watches a dollar and g.ua-
rauteed fpr one year. F. W. Bess,
Zurich.
Mr. N. M , Cantin paid a flying
visit toweohik. home at kit. Joseph,
Rev. A. D. iisohlsr and Rev. L.
K. Eidt.exc'a eatged pulpits on flan -
day evening.
Messrs. A. Heideman and. Dan
Koehler were in; iioderieh, as jury-
men, last week
Mrs. McCorgaiiok intends to put
a new front into her shop and
otherwise Ian pro•viitg the corner, in
the neer future. ,
Rev. A. D, Giselaler and Mr. E.
Zeller visited ; the Raton Uonn;y
Poaltry show et Clinton, on
Wednesd ay,
The notnifrntion for police
trustees will .be held on Monday
evening. Every ratepayer of
Zurioh should attend .the meeting.
W. 1L Roffman has purchased
the undertaking "basirtesa of the
irate A. S. Faust, and is ready to do
business at once
Mrs Margaret Boeckenhaur of
Nebraska, who has not been here
for over fortyyesrs, is here +visiting
her slater, Mrs. (ottleib Werner.
Mr. Milfred Faust and Miss Lily
Faust of Napierville, attended the
funeral of their father, and .expect
to remain here for a few weeks.
Miss Lydia Fast left with her
brother Mr. H. S 'Fust for Caro,
Mich., on Tuesday, for a visit.
She expects to .remain for the
winter, p.
The tenurial e; n of. officers
for the Eva task ar ter>,x day Seddon
will take place ire on action with
next Sunday niornin 's ser vine at
10 o'clock. All interested in the
school should be press t...
The Farmers bank has suspended
payment,and its afliairai will likely
be wound up. This bank started
business three or four .years• ago
and promised to be a success. This
is the third bank to close in as
tunny years.
The last meeting of the Hay
Council wets held on Thursday last
The only business was the passing
of a number of accounts. particu-
lars of which will appear in the
treasurer's statement.
Dr. Oven's Surgeon, Ocnlist
specialist will be. at Commercial
Hotel, Hensel], on Friday, Deo.
Oth. Hours all, day. Glasses
properly fitted, Catarrh, deafness,
fabling eyesight and throat
troubles treated.
A well prepared Xmas program
.will be rendered in the Evangelical
church 14 Con. Xmas Eve, Satur-
day Dto. 24, at 7.30. The program
will be rendered in English and
German languages. No admission
fee.
Lutheran Chureh•--The Xmas
ee ehtation of tires Sunday school,
will be held on Saturday svenine,
cotntrrenetug at 7 p. m. sharp. The
evening service on Sunday will be
o.ia looted in English. The subject
of meditation being 'The Xmas
Gospel" All are invited to attend.
A pretty masquerade party was
held last Friday evening in honor
of Miss L, A, Uolviu at the home of
Mrs. J. Preeter. Mies Pearl Wurtz
els gipsy girl took the prize for best
dressed Indy ane Miss Gladys Me -
Nevin as ropey took the prize as
the best comic eharariter. Mr W.
G. Beaton as '[mole Sam took the
prize for best gents' character and
Mr. Elmore Krueger as Mary Ann
was awarded the prize for gents
comic. About twenty young people
were masked and allreport a most
enjoyable time.
The Xmas program to be render-
ed in the Evangelical 'church this
(Friday) evening Dec. 23rd, will be
specially interesting and' entertain-
ing, also in keeping with the Xmas
sentiment, The program consists
of motion songs, quartette, duetts,
dialogues, drt118 etc.,' interspersed
with special " usic. .A special
feature ,of the program'will be the
rendering , of as Catxtate. entitled.
"The Cornball* King" ' Doors open
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Sensibe Gifts
MODERATE PRICES
For ehristrnas
Come and look through this
Store. You'll find sensible gifts
for young and old.
Here's a List
Fancy China Bread Plates, China Berry Sets
China Coco Set, China Jewel cases, Fancy
colored glass jetvel cases, Ormulo gold
jewel boxes, Ladies' hand bags,
Ladies' silk and wool scarfs, Lad_
ies' sweater coats, Ladies' furs,
Ladies' gloves, Men's fancy
shirrs, Men's neckwear,
Men's mufflers, Men's
gloves, Men's fancy.
hanks, Men's braces, Men's
sweater coats, Men's pipe with
case, Men's shaving set,
CANDIES .Etc. -
Choice Fancy Cream Candies, Christ,nas
Tree Decoration Candies Throe sizes in •
seedless oranges, Mix Candy, Cut rook and
Chocolate, Walnuts, Almonds, Tilberts and Peanuts.
We, cannot mention everything
here. Come and see.
Al! Farm Produce takers itt exchange
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For Father or Mother
"Him" or "Her"
LOOK AT THIS LIST
Watches from Dollar up.
Swiss and Waltham.
Chains and Fobs, 543 cents up,
Gold -Pearl Soraf Pins $2.00
up,
Gold Filled and Roil plate
scraf pins 25 cents up.
The best combination set
Links and Pins you ever
saw for 50 ets complete.
Gold Pearl brooches and filled
brooches, 25 cents up
Bracelets dollar up, all the
latest Parisian style.
Rings all kinds 50 cents up.
Neck chains and Pendents,
lockets a fine assortment.
Stork and folding embroidery
scissors.
Bolter and Safety razors, one
twenty five.
Jack knives, 5 cents up
Cut Glass Ebony brushes and
mirrors.
Silverware. spoons, knives
and forks.
Mouthorgans and all kinds of
musical goods and fittings.
We cannot enumerate everything here. Come and see. If you
don't see what you want ask for'it.' '
Prices Right . . Goods Right
F W. H ES'S
JEWELLER
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P. 8, We do fine engraying on all our, Goods, FltEtl' OF CHARGE