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Home My WebLink AboutThe Herald, 1911-02-17, Page 1AL The Official Organ of Zu eh and. Hay Township. Vol. XI. FRIDAY MORNI r;:G, FEB. 17. 1 0 1 1 Y Our annual February Clearing Sale is now on. We have finished stock taking and on going over our stock have found many odds and ends that we want cleared out at once. We have made the prices so low that they will soon be picked up. All our winter lines are • going at greatly reduced prices, regardless of cost as we need the room for the big stock of Spring .goods that are coming in. Come in and see our bar- gains before you buy. $3 Ladies' Sweater Coats for $2 'We have afew ladies' sweaters lett which we clear ont if low prices will do it. All first class reduced rices .Regular $3.00 sweater.,, sale price 2.00 it 2.50 cc c 1.75 cc ra .c 2.00 1.50 1.95 4 cc 1.25 C4 it 1.00 cc 'c 1.00 4.50 sweaters k length, sale price 3.25 3.00 cc a length, c` 2.25 are going to goods, note $I.25 Dress Goods for 75 c. Ail our winter Drees Goods are on the bargain list. Every piece inust. go. Illi not miss these :snap,. Regular 1.25 Dress GGoods, sale prito 75 ets;, regular 85 dress goods, sale price 00; regular t10ats dress goods. sale price 40 regular 50 o is dress goo,l., sale pr cc 3e; regular 30 Itis dress goods, sale price -20 ets, A lot of resultants at your own price. 11211/2 C. ,Prints for 8 c. We are clearing out il'our old. prints. Jiave marked. ''them clown to the ct'wes4, s1. >'s 41.1-04,„1.1-i47; • .Ur. 5 l..t.liis'pe 2 -;a C. Ginroan s for to co Fancy and checked ginghems--blues, browns, pinks, Regular 19} cents, sale price 10 cents per yard 40 c. Table Linens for 25 c. etc. A genuine b^rgain in table linins. All best goods and marked down to very low prices. Regular 40 cents table linens, sa'e price 25 rents a Yard •' 2 5 cents cc " 15 cent: a yd 'Aarimelette s at 5 c. yd A snap in fianeletles. T)o net miss this good surpi sing value. All remnants at a snap. one. 2o c. liVrapperettes for io c, yd .A clearing sale of wrapperettcs. All will go at these low pr.ces. Regular 20, 15, 12:!: cents, for 10 cts per yarn-]. $5.55 Fur Ruffs for 3.75 We have slashed the prices in all lines of fur goods. \1'e want 1,316m all sold bef.,re spring and if low prices will do it, Lives should not last long. Regular $5,50 Fur Ruffs, for 3.75 c 4.50 fur ruffs, for 3,00 3.00 fur ruffs, for 1.75 2.50 fur ruffs, for 1.50 2.25 fur ruffs, for 1.25 cc oa A Few Specials Boys' woollen top shirts regular 50 cents, for 25 cents Ladies' wool clouds regular 75 cents, for 50 cents Ladies' wool clouds regular 50 cents, for 25 cents 9 pieces fancy border Kiinona cloth in bine and brown, regular 25 cents, for 15 cents a yard. Fancy bordered apron ginghams to clear at 12 cents a yard 5 ladies heavy top skirts, regular 2.75 for 1.50 each • New Spring Goods We invite the ladies of Zurich and vicinity to call and look over our new arrivals in spring goods. New lines of Dress Goods Prints, Gingharns, Lawns, Laces, Embroideries, etc. Hardware Specials Cross Cut Saws 1.50 up Buck Saws, 50 cents up; Horse Blankets, 70 cents up, A few bells, Meat choppers 1.25 up, Skates, 40 cents up; Ates special prices, Lined mitts, 25 cents up, Louse killer 25 cents up. A few beaters and baseburners at greatly reduced prices. J. Preeter, Telephone 4 - Z U R 1 G 6 i 1911. NO 2.9 LOC.. NEWS, Good general erg; ant wanted. Mrs. J. G. Staab : y; Exeter. Mr..Johu Duni ,rt of Berlin is calling on old frieds in town, this week. Mr. Charles. F tz is having a new set of shelve planed into his skoe store. $3000,00 or prig a funds to loan on good Imortage ecurity. Apply to E. Zeller. Mr, Stade the nqw harnessmaker has secured anassistant from Crediton. . Mr, Alfred Gal •Mian who was laid up with an at 6k of appendi• obis for a week or so, is able to be out agaain. Lutheran (:burgh --The evening service in St. Voter's Lutheran ehuroh. will bo oc%ndueted in Eng- lish. All are cordially invited to attend. For Sale -900 tin sap buckets painted inside and outside, with grimzn sap spouts, the best made, also cover for .buokets. Apply to D. Smith, St. Joseph 3t pd Mr Isaiah Disjardine of St. Joseph died on Wednesday at the age of about 54 Tears. The funeral will be held today (Friday) to Grand Bend cemetery, Mr Charles Sohoarun ober had a very successful wood drawing bee last week. Mr. Sohoernaoher is very much pleased that his neigh- bors are doing so . well for i'im, after living forty .years in their midst. Mr. J. C. Ka1bleisch hail dispos- ed of his farm containing 175 acres, at the 14th Con,; to the present tenant Mr. Nelson J. Masse, for $7500.00. Mr, Masse has secured a good big farm :lit a ` reaaoneble �t figure. n Y. lad illoliard Line Ste, "c!n reee.ntly sold two 2 sero' -old colts to John Sher- ritt, for $500.011. They were sired by Harry Artbnr, 1t horse belong- ing to T. If. Turnbull oc'the Sauble Line. J. S. Smi•tb, rupture specialist of Stratford Ont., will be at the Commercial Hotel, Zurich on Tuesday Feb. 21st. One clay only. I cure rupture without operation or loss of time fromyour wnrk. 1 1i the cured others I can cure you. Free Consultation Mrs. John Deeher Sr., an ell and respected lady, aged over 82 AWAiWathliVAMAWMAMMIMAMMWeIM Largest Reduction Sale Ever Held in Zurich For Cash or Trade, Beginning Saturday Jan. •28tb, for two weeks, We find our stock overloaded and have reduced a lazge portion of our stook, you will find this store filled with bargains on counters and tables. It will pay you to visit this store during this sale, HERE IS PART OF THE LIST DRESS GOODS Our Dress Goods will be placed on counter and reduced prices on each ticket. Do not put it off buying a dress, when you can buy at such low prices. PRINTS 1200 yards English prints, 32 inches wide for 10 cents a yard: 400 yards prints 32 inches wide, for 83 cents a yard. 200 yards prints 28 inches wide, for 6 cents a yard FLANNELETTES 300 yards dark and light, regular i 91 for 0 cents a yard 200 yards heavy dark shirting regular 17 and 18 for 14 ets a 100 -ydss dark shirting regular 12i cts for 9 cents a yard 50 yards dark shirting regular 10 cents for 7 cents a yarcL 100 yards light colors regular pri_e 8 and 9 cents for 5 cents WRAPPERETTES--200 yards wrapperettes, regular 10 - and 15 cents, for 10 cents LADIES' UNDERWEAR -40 vests regular priee 3:; ets,. for 25 cents each yd FURS Ladies linty and Muffs, prices below cost; 1 Ladies Pony Cloth coat, size 38 og $15.00 for 10.50; 12 Ladies Coats to sell at halt price; 2u Girls coats, were83 to 4.75, choice for 1.00 FOR MEN AND BOYS All the overcoats anu ready made suits to sell at a dis count of 25 per cent. A discount of 20 per cent on all the inen's and boys heavy underwear, mitts, gloves, working shirts dress shirts, caps, ladies hand bag. FLOOR MATS 7 wool mats, size 2s1 yard regular $2.00 for 1.23 6 straw mats, size tlx yard, regular 1.73, for 08. cents. 3 dozen door ants, regular 95 cents for 29 cents Lined ' -•mus¢ Re sl. it ,- acr 4 tined smocks, regular rr lye 1 SR i 201 6 Unlined smocks, regular prieo 1.23 for 90 cente ,s 1, Men's Beaver Cloth Coat, Jur collar,. regular 20.00 for 15.50 FLAN:11 LETTli F.L N ETS---4 'Blank( Is dark color 12i largest size,. for 1.6:1. 3 blankets dark color 111 heavy weight for 1,25 1100 y,iti erwill toweling„ for 4 cents a yard; 600 yards linen clinked t ow.,:ling, fur 4 cunt, u t',l 11 J yi.k toweling for 5 cents t , a lwi - P}19IyE17 ZURICH G VOMr'wolu 1 r 1i15 J 11'U- PaR 1 1sIN lilrli' V : ALill Pv r WMTIiii 11 years died at the home of herTN " '° ..-..� ' �"�� "` `''s•n w" 414 U ll daughter Mrs. Jelin Hey Sr., on Wednesday evening. Her buahand died about four years ago at a ripe old age. She was nue of 'the pioneer residents of this 'Township and was beloved by all who knew her. The remains will be laid to rest in the Lutheran cemetery, •on Saturday afternoon, at one o'olock. Mrs. Henry Wiirui received wrrd from Pigeon Mich., informing he r of the death of her sister, Mrs. John Foster, after tt long dine s following an 0perationt for cancer Mrs. 'Vurnt left an Thursday to attend the funeral.. -The deceased was a daughter of the late Daniel Zeller, was well known and liighlr esteemed by all who knew her. and the surviving 'family- and relatives have the sincerest sympathy of all in their loss. I have opened a Harness Shop in MERNER'S BLOCK opposite the Commercial Hotel I oan supply your wants in Harness, Robes, Whips, Trunks Etc. I make a Specialty of Repairing CIVE ME Ai GMM R. F. TADJ 3• 'i 111 cs { 7s Only A Rex-ninder If you break Vio- lin strings we will replace them with The VERY BEST 44 ,/ .\ ,� ; �, Try our , stririg at 2octs ttW VIOLIN REPAIRING IF ALL ITS BRANCHES «'e pat thorn to Correct Pitch. A 2 Weeks' Special If you want a Genuine Gilt l3oker. King Kutter Baor at one dollar and a quarter, come along, SUPPLY LIMITED. Two hundred Jack Knives at prices unheard of. Goods Right -Prices Right �a••• a F. W. HESS JEWELLER o ZURICH GEO. R. HESS, Manager of Clock.Uesportenardt