HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1911-04-28, Page 1Vol: XI.
The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay . Township,
FRIDAY WiORNI.NQ, APR. 28, .1911.
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0 11s our motto this spring.0
rig n Up the home is what
we went you to do. It means
moreasu shine, more comfort
and more happiness hi your sur=
roundirgs° Make our store your xi
headquarters for the ;,,righten
Up Goods. We have the; in
W°abundance.
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Floor Coverings
A large assortment of linoleum. carpets,
matting, and rugs. All new goods and very,
pretty patterns. Do not fail to see then).
WALL PAPER "
'Our wall paper-; are more ')opular than
ever. They are lune palled in b auty. Our
stock is :till nearly complete. Til0y will help at,
much to brighten up your hone.
Peerless Fencing a�
Every rod of Peerless
teed.:,. ll No c; wire a.nd «rill
,9 oiJ.
wiretL eteherrs etc.
Gold Medal -
We have the agency ?or
ty i'or Gold Medal Twine.
length and evenest on the
guaranteed.
FBl?f.:ll"1`, 3 guaran-
not rust;, A full
1.3st3.b ztia' ►. ; , -'� x)les,
. wine
Zurich and vicini—
Guaranteed full
market. Trice
Garden Tools
S(e cur line of Samson Garden Tools.
None better alts be made. }3est ash handles and
NI fully guaranteed. They stand the test.
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Painting is part of' it just as much as soap-
ing and scrubbing. There are spots that water
cannot remove, and discolorations that scouring
will not take away. Use the paint brus}1 insuch cases.
THE
SHERWIN- ' ILLIAMS
FAMILY PANT
Tn small cans, is made to meet the thousand and
one demands fora little paint about the house. It
is ready to use. Dries quickly witha good gloss.
Can be washed. '
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LOCAL NEWS. i
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Mrs. vVilliam K'.opp,of Stratford,
is visiting her sons and other
friends in this section.
MiseRiorence Iaaperte of Detroit,
is visiting her Parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John LaPorte, Drysdale.
Miss Marie „ Ducharme of the
Bronson Trine spent a week With
friends atnl relatives,; at Drysdale.
Mrs. Bernhardt of Prbeton, who
took quite 111. ',while visiting her
hofne at the.. Lutheran parsonage.
is rapidly recovering.
There was an an,oaated scene on
our streets on 'Tuesday morning
when about sixty wivisters and
delegates left for Hensali station.
Mr. Joseph Senior, photographer
of Exeter was in town,on Monday
for the purpose . of photographing
the members .of the Evani;etical
Uonferencu.
Mr. J. S. Melia the Deering
agent has disposed of a. oar load of
Clover Leaf :+ reaaders and over a
Car of nt k aro isilernents, so
far thisseason.
The Rev. A. ..D. Gischler will
close his pastorate at Zurich next
2undav He will preach farewdll
sermons. The public is cordtall?.
invited.
Lame shoulder is nearly always
due to rheumatism of the muscles,
and quicklp,yietds to the free ap
plication of Chamberlain's Lini-
ment. For saleby all dealers.
The Ladies' Aid of the Evan-
geli^.al c1 urah Will meet in the
church, on Tuesday ,the 2nd of
May, at 2.3o p, m All are expo ct-
ed to be present as a farewell ail.
dress will be .presented to Mrs.
(x is chi er.
%. Fred',Hailer of Listowel,
fiirti,erly of this place has . sold his
shoe business and intends going to
Vancouver., Ee (attended the Con-
ference here an :renewed former
ate,nrxata:ta latast
week. '
PRESENTATION.
To Arr. Cyrus tichoeh:-
We, the members and friends
of the 14th Oen , Hay, Evangeli' al
church, have assembled in your
home, to express in some tangible
*ay our gratitude to yeti, for the
services you have rendered to the
congregation during the past
number of years. The manifold
duties which were laid upon you
were always discharged in an able
and efficient manner. As Chorister
you have proved. invaluable, ever
in your class, and always ready at
the appointed time, and by your
gentle wars won the respect and
admiration of the enrire choir. In
training ills Children for the
different festivals you spared
neither time or labor and the un-
b runded success of them were
largely due to your untiring and
unceasing efforts. Mere words fail
express our gratitude and we
would kindly ask you to accept this
gift as a token 'of our appreciation
and as u symbol. of our love which
east and every • ono' cherishes in
our heart of hearts toward yon.
An interestins :program was rim -
tiered during the eveninO1 Rev.
A D. Gisehler aettng a5 chairman.
Signed c n behalf of the congrega•
'tion. W. H Edigholter,
Wm. Beal-er.
Now is the time to buy your spring
shoes. A iiue assortment of
hoes you will find here.
The display in the will.
dow are a few lines
The Best Quality
and most Reasonable-PMT—
Try
easonable-Prio� c —
Try me and you will be pleased
Shoe Repairing
Done Here
Biitter'and Eggs taken in exchange
S:AM*EiFAUST
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ammaavaitcw
Friday S .turd y
April 7th April 8th
We have the most a,courate display of ev-
erything that is new in Ladies' Hats, contain-
ing an illustration of all the latest features for
Spring. The hats are becoming and beautiful,
and prices very moderate.
We Cordially Invite You.
Summer Dress Goods
Those ladies who are anxious to have the latest in Spring
and Summer Dress Goods, will be delighted with the many
beautiful cloths on sale here. We have the following kinds:
Crepon, Pongetta, Dress Linen, Foulard
Radium, Poplin, Mull, Crepe Voile,
Ginghams, Silkoline, Etc.
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Now is the time to make your selection of Wail Paper.
Come in and have first choice, We have a full line which will
suit any room and any pocketbook.
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Wall Papers
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Gents Furnishings
Just received an .immense stock of Readylnade
Suits; also carry a good line of Suitings
made up to order, newist spring
shirts, fancy neckwear, and all kinds, df hosiery.
PRODUCE OF ALL XINDS TA.
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Frame house and two lots for 1,,
sale or to rent. Apply to A1re.'f
Elizabeth Ness,
Misses .Annie and Tillie Fisher of
Port Arthur are visiting their
mother, at present.
Miss Mildred Eilber of Stephen
is visiting with her grand parents,
Mr. and Mrs G. .Merner.
The bowling green 'is being
leveled up under the supervision
of Mr. J. F. Rickbeil, •
Mr. Moses (Sasebo is nest selling,
implements for F. Hess & don, and
is reporting satisfactory salts.
Baseball is in the air and Tel.
\vurul says that Zurich c<in pro -
&ice a good team this season.
The nice weather of tho past
week has given residents to do
their gardening. Everybody is
busy.
Mr, Julius Thiel was married
recently to a young lady from E:in
aa.rdine. They are residing in
Honsall.
The Rev. A. D. Gisahler will
preach his farewell sermon in the
Evangelical church 14 Con., neat
Sunday afternoon and in Zurich
in the evenings at 7 o'clock.
Notice—A meeting, of the Zurich
Bowling Club and those interested
in bowling, will be held in the
Zurich Town Hall, on Friday
evening at 8 o'clock. A good at
tondance is requested.
Lutheran Church—The evening
service in St. Peter's Lutheran
church will be oondnoted in Eng
lish. The sermon will be on the
words "And Peter," Mark 16: 7.
An appropriate solo Will be render
ed by Miss Short. A hearty in-
vitation is extended to all.
What are you doing for your
town? if you have no confidence
in the growth and improvement of
the town and country in which you
live how on eaith do you expect
other people to move among you
and cause the country to d tvelop
and grow for your benefit.
sof
kis Edward Ducharme has re-
tnrnelt-.),tne from Detroit.
Bev. (i,. F'`•Brown of Walkerton,
brother of Mr. :sea] Brown of the
Goshen Line, wills be the new
minister of the Evangelical church
in Zurich.
Constipation brings many ail-
ments in its train and is the
primary cause of much sickness.
Keep your bowels regular madam,
and you will escape many of the
ailments to ...which women aro
subject. Corfietipation is a 'very
simple thing:; it may lead to
serious consequences. IN ature often
needs a little assistance and when
Chamberlain's Tablets are given at
the first indication, =oh distress
and suffering may be avoided. Sold
by all cloalers
a s;;
ree OR rite
We will give a $3 00 Prize to the
boy or girl, who crau Write the best
history or essayon,
Zu ric
TOWN LOCK
and $2.00 to second;best.
CONDITIONS--Contestantsanust
not be over 'sialteen years old..
Write on plain paper. .'Put into
e>r velope. Seal it and bring to our
store. If you win you. snay select
any article in the store np to above
prize valucs. Contest closes May
6th, 1911. Judges Principa113eaton
and Mr. 0, S. Howard.
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F. W.HESS
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jeweller, ZURICH