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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1911-06-09, Page 1• 11 The Official Organ of ' :Zurich and Hay Township Vol. X1. FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 9, 1911. 0tliS= CS:: f bn >t7 Wehave tried to make this I the satisfactory store. The store • that tries too please you. The store • that uses you right. It is our aim • to give everyX one a square deal � 11, and. in doing so we feel confident „ • that our efforts will be appreciat= ped : by a continuance of your trade Our large stock is well assorted an w e a 'gays try and keep it in a such shape, so that you can make „ • your purchases quick and easy. • Otxr clerks are ready and Willing w w at all times to explain and show goods. Dress Goods All the latest fabrics and colors for summer wear—Voiles, Eolieunes Americans Silks, eord du sore; etc., etc. Special 3f'iira. black 7Pa.illette Silk $1.00 a yard• pi pi Wash Goods In all the leading materials and shades--Repg, Linen' fi Suiting. Colored Shautings, Raye 'tripes, Swiss Muslim, 141 Piques, Fan,y Muslius, 10 cents yard and up Laces & Insertions • '-"" Valencinnes laces and insertions to match. Embr• oideries and Insertions, all widths and designs. 3 Specials—Corset Cover embroidery, worth 25 cts for 20 cts a bargain, worth 35 (ts for 25 cts, worth 50 cts for 40 cts. Ox . Summer' Vests & Hosiery ' i le Lulies Summer -Vests, 10, 12-i, 15, 20, 25 ito 50 cents 0 Ladies and Children's hose in black. tan and white in plain and U lace fronts. Also fancy embroidered, ladies special hose 10, 15, and 25 a pair. White Wear Lawn and mull waists, Special at $ 1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 1.3, II2.00,. 2.50. it will pay you to look them over before purchas- incr. Corset Covers, skirts, gowns, drawers, etc., at close prices C. R. No Clothing Do not forget that we are sole agents' for the e, lchrated i C N R bland of men's and childi en's ready-to-wear clothing. le Proper clothes for men and boys. Cur prices are as low as any. Gents' Furnishing A full range of alley socks, gloves shirts ties. fancy vests, straw hats, panama hats, etc. s 'HARDWARE LEADERS WE MAKE A SPECIAL FEATURE OF—Peerless Fencing, New Perfection Oil Stove, Brantford Ready Roofing, Safelock galvanized Shingle, "Star" Portland 'Cement, Samson Farrniug Tools, Sherwin Williams Paints and Varnishes, Palmetto Rubber Roof Paint, Peninsular Ranges, Hecla Furuaces, etc. PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE J. Preeter, Telephone 9 - d Z I C 11 Ft LOCAL NEWS. 7 414 Rey. C. C. J. Amass is attending the Lutheran Synod at Toronto. Reeve Lamont is attending the County (sonnet' meeting, this week. Mr. Harold Appel of Seaforth spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Appel, Mr, F. Hess Sr., lost a valuable Jersey Dow last week, from: milk fever. Mr. Milne Rennie of London, visited at his home here, over Sunday. -7 Miss Ida Sipple left on • Monday for Detroit, to visit" relatives and friends, for a few Weeks. Miss Myrtle Horner of the 14th Con., visited her sister at Varna, for a few days, teal week. Sam E. Fatist has only a few pair of ladies Gur Metal oxfords at a snap. Come before they go. Dr. Campbell attended a meeting of the Ontario Medi",c1 Association, at Niagara Falls, Viet week. Mr. Alfred Genre= of London visited his parents (Mr and Mrs. John Gellman over"Snndey. Mr. E. Rannie of,e"Eersall is In town this week, , assisting stock. taking at Faust'sist xe. Mr. and Mrs. J.',eeter are at. tending the funertrj;,, e a relative, at Tavistock. this wi ek. Mr. and Mrs D2n McIsaac of Crediton, visited the' latter's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs 46,00b Ort, ever Sunday. see Mr. Edgar Edig nee Miss Laura. B a ° relatives in this satin• make their home Have the cothei,,. agreeable acquai e when you are, The animal niee 4. and bride, d, are visiting in They will ad Axe, Mich. tout the most ee you have, '0,4,„he lacks eeeneeneete of the South Huron Liberal , •.Association was held at Brncefied ail :'i'uesday and was well attend"eel. :The officers for the ,, ear were elected and other business transacted: Mr. and Mrs. J"a•ck Taylor, Ieft this week for Flint, Mich., where they intend making their home. We are sorry to lose them but wish them every success, Mr. Jacob Haberer the busy bee keeper is erecting., an extracting house on his property et the South end. Mr. Ha,berer has over 200 hives of bees and is; the largest bee keeper in the Couniy. Life must be measured by actions not by time, for a man may die old at niety and young' at sixty. The world will coo in your ear, if you are rich, but it you are poor it will kick like a mule. There is one medicine that eve' y family should be provided wits and especially during the summer months ; viz Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It costs but a quarter. Can you afford to be without it? For sale by u 1 dealers. A Bee Demonstration is to be ] eld in the Apiery of Mr. Jacob Baba rer Zurich, Monday June 12th, 1911, commencing at one e'clook sitar p. The purpose of this demonstrate on is to explain the nature of Foul Brood and show how to cure it, nlso save the Wax tram the combs by means of the wax press. The inspector of Apiaries will take charge of the proceedings, assisted by successful local Beekeepers. Be sure to come and bring your neighbors. Ladies specially in- vited. Tho demonstration will take place at Mr. ttaberer's apiary at the Blind line about a mile Northeast of Zurich. NO 45 Shoe, time is here and so are we with a great Bargain in Ladies' Gun Metal Oxfords, with Cuban heels. These shoes 'are made of the best ock and will out- wear any other shoe. Only 14 pair left. Regular $2.50, = = = now for $2.00 Dash,; while they last. 1 invite you to call. We do Repairing Butter and eggs taken in exchange S 3 021 IS Miss Freda Hess of the Guelph Collegiate returned to her home here, on Tuesday. About twenty-five from here at- tended the Kraft-Preeter wedding in Stephen, on Wednesday. Found on Goshen Line North, on May 24th, a rain coat. Owner call at Mr. John Neuschwanger's, or addrees Zurich P. O. Married KRAFT-PREETER—At the Lutheran church, Dashwood, by .Rev. Thn.n, Mr. Edward G. Kraft, Miss Rose Preeter, all of Stephen. A friend may bear another's in firmities but not his vices. Preserve your concience always, for if you open the door for one sin, yon open for other sins. Do not think ona lie is harmless, that another is slight, the third, tinintended and the fourth is white. Cast them away, for they are all like soot and ascend from an ugly source for all that, and it's far better to keep Clear of them, as there is no such thing as a "white he" they are all alike as black as satan. "Weep with those who weep” and extend the hand, of charity to the deserving. see that each daily is improved to advantag, cultivate good habits, despise profanity, regard the Sab- bath: Have reverence for the Bons i of God. No than with a good heal 'will say TTHE13E 1S NO GOD, FOPS SALE. The premises until recently occupied by me as a shoe store, op- posite the Commercial hotel is offered for sale. Apply to P. Sender, Zurich. THE 1GLORIUS TWEFTH. COME TO GODERICH. The Prettiest and `Healthiest Town In Canada. A short Pro- cession. Attractive ,special prizes. Are yeti married? Good speakers. Speoil trains and rates. See bills 1i.'.{ oa,Ileee,for,e f.171,1.011eXPIPalpx A great b `efi a'" trs'a small : pr cr Jos MoNEvIN, A. M, TODD. Secy. Chairman, ROD AND GUN. The most interesting portion of the fine story of the trip to Hudson's Bay via, the AIbany River by W. J. Malone appears in the June issue or Rod and Gun in Canada, published by W. J. Taylor Limited, Woodstock, Ontario. Tho trip was quite an adventurous ono and is written in a ,spirit of thorough ibppreciation of the beauties and allurements of the wild and of the advantages en. j eyed by those able togo so far from uhe beaten track. The interest is deepened by Mr. Melon e's treat- ment of the theme and illustrations accompanying the narrative. As maskinonge fishing opens in the middle of the month, two papers dealing with maskinonge fishing in the Kawartha Lakes and in the St. Lawrence are most appropriate. The vacationist will turn to Summer Holidays and where to spend thorn, while many lovers of firearms will read comparing 12, 16 and 20 Bore Guns by F. H. Conover and note the illustrations with the interest horn of enthusiasm. A paper nn Game Law Violators who commit offences in one Province and escape punishment by going to another, raises a question that will have to he settled sooner or later and which, in the interests of all should be settled without un- due delay. Farmet s That Want T' e E BEST Call at The Massey - Harris Shop. Our Machines speak for themselves. We also handle Olds Gasoline Engine. All repairing promptly: attended to, Jas. Whyte, Ag't MASkEY,.HAI{RIS CO Mr. F. Hess Sr., is attending the Lutheran Synod. at Toronto, this week, . No matter how well you live td - day, you can live better and purer tomorrow. E. E. Miller of Naperville, 311., is visiting his mother a few days, this week. Mr. Joe Steinman and sister Miss Mary, of Tavistock, are visiting at the home Mr. and Mrs. J. Gascho Bronson Line, at present. Just received a new shipment of ladies tan pumps, at S. E. S'au"st's shoe store. These tan pumps are the very latest and demand is very strong, Be in the swim and get a pair. The cutting down of the bank at the lake shore is progressing rapid- ly, although foreman Laporte has a big job on hand It i3 said that it will require a thousand dollars to make a road with a fairly mode- rate grade. The road will be a great convenience and will be worth the money. The woman of today who has good health, good temper, good sense. bright eyes and a Iovely oomplex.ion, the ,result of operon, 1141 440.„ nod digestion, thea niIt.'ation:,-of the :tyorl_ t your digestion is faulty Chamber- lain's lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will correct it. For sale by all dealers. Barbara Eckstein (nee Geiger) whose death ccourred near Pigeon, Mich, on the 29th of May, had reached the age of 53 years 8 +months and 20 days. She was married to Mr. Louis Eckstein in 1870, and who, with six children remain to mourn the loss of an affectionate and true companion and a loving mother. They left, this township in 1598 and settled. in Michigan. The deceased was e. member of the Evenge]ical church since 1880, and proved a true cl.ristian to the end. Besides her family she Leaves six brothers and four sisters to mourn her early death. The funeral was held in. the Evangelical church Winsoi;, Mich., on Thursday June 1st and was conducted by the pastor Rev. A. A. Sehearer, assisted by Rev. H. Dier]ainrn of Elkton, in the presen- ce of a large congregation who met to express their esteem of the de- parted and their sympathy with. the bereaved family. Her six brotliets acted as pallbearers. HAVE YOUR WATCH CLEANED OCCASIONALLY; AWATCH will run without TX oil or cleaning longer than any other piece of inachin- ery—but it needs both occasion- ally. If you will consider that the rim of the balance wheel travels over fifteen miles a day, you will not grudge your watch a speck of oil and a cleaning once a year. It will increase the fife and accuracy of your watch. Leave your watch with us to -dal.. F.W. HESS Jewelier, ZA, RICA.