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Home My WebLink AboutThe Herald, 1911-06-23, Page 8The Zurich Herald. 6616.011616106660.2.0( teRoleMiellNiMateli tr id you ever buy overalls at this store? No! To bad you have beenmissing' the best. We `bank on our overalls, so do the even that wear them. We have taern In all styles, for all classes of work. Can't tell our Overall story here for its a long one. We guarantee every pair ref Overalls we sell. We carry a full line of all sorts • of working Ire, _'s rmentS. Immense Hosiery Valles If you do not lay in a season's supply now you will miss a rare chance. Place cotton, plain full fas'hio'ned. all sizes, per pair 10 cents or 3 pair for 25 cents. In blue and white or brown and white, good work sox, 10 cents per pair or 3 pair for 25 cents. Smart Waists for Summer wear We earnestly ask your inspection, knowing full well the affect the right of these Handsome styles -will have upon your purse sil.'lllc;."_+, to see them is to want one or more of them. 'Summer Underwear subject, Underwear is a ecL that we :give std special attention to. That is why you f udl et wen prep:3.:'(: c1 t o <.every<.goodSsort}_,ehere.C, �i i. ill',.. , 11.ue0.0 thi? spring demand for.:: 'e crit e prices. s. Underwear. goodgoodWing,' satisfaction 111+C' wf .i W1; have k! them all weights, from ' i iii finest st Timde down i 4 the splendid values in medium grades, . trveto.,i; .., TC Ladies' Neckwear e, ar and aliIts We have ever,thit);, that its New in Neckwear and Belts. •u will find everything 1 that is new and Cl? seryldisplayed s . s' layed here. 11 th,.? very cleverest idea are clew smart. tasty and 'op to date. Millinery Reductio We have decided to clear out our Millinery stock early this season, therefore we have placed hurry -up prices on all shapes, And Trimmed Eats. Come early and secure first choice. Highest prices paid for .>n11 kinds o:Farrns `rod lee a GENERAL MERCHANT 1c ynt Telephone 28 HEADQUARTERS FOR Celebrated roadway CLOTIIIN6 _.. , . sereeeseles We have not sold out our Implement Business yet We are still torging ahead at the Old Place.' The following are some of our lines we keep in stook Plows & Repairs Percival No. 10-13, Flenry's No, 21, Cockshutt all 'rinds, Wilk- inson all kinds, Land Rollers. implements & Repairs Binders, Mowers, Cultivators (best made) Hos Drills, Disc Har- rows (best made) Eureka Onion. Seed Drills for all seeds, Eureka Fountain Spray- ers best in the market, Gar- ' den Cultivators, Lon- don's Hay Tracks, London's Baru Fixtures Buggies, Carriages, Wagons All our own make. F. Ec SON ZURICH Found—Two pair shoes. Owner Call at Tru HERALD office. Mrs. H. Axt and children of Exeter. visited relatives here over Sunday. Pictures for decorating your homes, can be had at S. E. Faust's shoe store. It will pay you to call. Look at display of a few in the window. A good Chickering American second handed piano for sale. It cost. •;300.00 when new, now only $50.00. Coyne and see it, it is a snap. I3. Well FOR SALE. The, general public will take notice that 1 am doing : business 1 Exeter in the - line of purchasing all kinds of scrap Per Sale at once -200 acres, Stanley 3rd Con 3 miles flout Clinton, Scl.'oot 40 rod. In good state of cultivation, 100 acres in ,rain, 11) acres Alfalfa, 22 acre in bawl. Rent, hay and pasture, large stone Low) two storey, ::late red, centeat 'unor rn caller, furnace, wood sired. cistern. teiepi)r`••)c. One barn S5x50 wind mill, pu'•me, ,,'t:°aterworks,. stabling for 40 hes:ul c heti' t"ayl !t horses. Second barn 50x1') Hay, tetra Dib 3 r. Apply to .15laluolm SieEwen. box ,au, Clinton. CON. +u F VATIV"u CONVENTION Highest Market 'Prices Paid for Scrap Iron, Rags, Rubbers, Copper Horse Hair, Etc. All purchases to be delivered to T. PREETER'S HARDWARD ZrRI'CH, where the cash will be paid or trade given. Orders to collection of scrap may be left at the same store, prompt attentio will be given. NE Wexler, - Junk Dealer, Exete 1'he 'South I3nron C.'.nnmirvativi's held their annual Cnnv?i)t)On in f-?ewall on Tuesdayand the meet- ing was largolt attended. Mr. H. Eiiber, M. P. I'., was the principal spoke of the occasion. Mr. J. 1. Merner, of this village, was nomi• nate d as candidate to contest South Enron for the Dominion House. In all 11 were nominated and y With. drew, On the first ballott Mr. Mer- ner was chosen over Mr. Broderick PHONE of Seaforth. It is not known just c111-,. when the general elections will take place, but whenever t•be time comes we know that Mr. Merner will give a good account of Himself. i •One•thirtl rf i oar life is :+nen t in bed. it should be sl)tient in portent repose, thtet ;+repot restful, healthy, beneficial sleep, which iirove5 hdtlr)tr relaxation troin every care. 1.)o you so spend it? If not, the o terinnt,r .vlll surely help yon: It,s "Built for Sleep" Other mattress piece from $3.00 up. 'A full stock of all kinds of to choose from at prices just a little cheaper than the ordinary run. Terms Cash or Trade at Cash Price 711-44, P 7 ,,r PHONE 1 a st �4 $ 1c ZURI H LARces T >>°b.`.OP Bi"T3A1'301Ve;',TORE HURON'S -- o T. GUMBELTON—LAPORTE . St. Peter's church Drysdale, was the scene of a pretty wedding when on Tuesday the 20th inst., Miss Emelia the daughter of John Laporte was married , to Irving G embelton, of Detroit. - The bride dressed in a neat suit of white silk was lead to the altar by the her father, while the groom was no eompanied by Mr. Joseph Laporte, Rev. D. L. Brisson, an uncle of thebride officiated at the marriage and Bev. Frs. Stroeder and La.ndre• ville assisted him at the solemn High Mass, which was sung for the newly weds. Miss Fiore La. porte acted as bridesmaid for her sister, and the best man was Mr. Louis Eeneteau, of River Canard. The choir rendered in excellent style. "The Mass of the 2nd love. Miss Blanche Laporte accompany. ing On the organ. The Zurich orchestra played good effect marches before and after the core mony. A sumptuous repast was awaiting the married couple and their relatives numerous friends at the ever hospitable home of Mr. John Laporte. .Early in the after- noon Mr. and Mrs. Gutnbelton were driven to Parkhill in Mr. Schaffer's automobile, they were to board the train leaving for an extended trip to Alontreal, Quebec and Sbe Anne de Beanpre. After their return they will live in Detroit where they will be at hone to their many friends. CAI4ApxADT HOME JOURNAL. An attractive new feature started in the journal is the luncheon page v.ith excellent mentis and re ,apes for all of the dishes The way of serving the • 47, ,.. yl` pk(1 9'r i;:: Just to hand. Bring in your orders. Close price a ,lis: ri' ZURIC urichs Mort a =t As we purchased the Ltook fr,,;a 1:. $".- Faust we cordially my you to come and look gree our stook. in taking Stock we found so Cdds•and Ends which we must clear out at a very low price. Here a tcdv of our t)argau:s. Ladies Waists. --Reg price 73o, $1.00, $1.25, for Ladies Lark colored sili.:waists Reg price $t 00, $1.25, for ... ?sic 12 dos Pr Hose.—trey price 3 Rain Coats.—Reg price $7,00 15o, for (per pr) 1.1e for • .... $3.t 35'0 yds ribbon to clear at tt. 1 only Rain Coat.—Reg price yard ;c $0.00, for .. , , . , $7 About 30 yds gingham for. About 3 dos Straw Hats to sell. a --i prons, eg price 18c, for a, at ' ' yard 100 About 0 dos Caps to sell, at .... ti doe, Door \Sats. -Reg prico 2D5 4:5c for 6 . , 1 dos Men's Shirts —Res prise $1.00, for I A Big Reduction. on all the Ladies' Trimmed Hats. All kinds of Fresh Groceries always kept on hand. Produ.;e taken in Exchange. UBYaSt OASCH Fadst's Old Stand. different course and arrangement of the ' table aro splendidly illna- trated, pictured they are most dainty and appetizing dishes this promises to be a most helpful and, attraoti've series. • Every month seems to find the Journal with better materia , better illustrated, more attrot ti71 and it deserves a welcome in a v'e,•y l'anadian househc EICENSALL MARKT 1.' Cook's Best Flour...... Wheat...... Ort, is Barley Peas,. .. 30 GO 80 :ioiza livewei„ht...... + . GR0 stopped in 20 ran sure with Ur, Six Croup • 'Remedy, lest will enrols n tie vomiting, n tiros. Asafe and eleasings3rap--5ou.rug Osteimrn��r 1 •One•thirtl rf i oar life is :+nen t in bed. it should be sl)tient in portent repose, thtet ;+repot restful, healthy, beneficial sleep, which iirove5 hdtlr)tr relaxation troin every care. 1.)o you so spend it? If not, the o terinnt,r .vlll surely help yon: It,s "Built for Sleep" Other mattress piece from $3.00 up. 'A full stock of all kinds of to choose from at prices just a little cheaper than the ordinary run. Terms Cash or Trade at Cash Price 711-44, P 7 ,,r PHONE 1 a st �4 $ 1c ZURI H LARces T >>°b.`.OP Bi"T3A1'301Ve;',TORE HURON'S -- o T. GUMBELTON—LAPORTE . St. Peter's church Drysdale, was the scene of a pretty wedding when on Tuesday the 20th inst., Miss Emelia the daughter of John Laporte was married , to Irving G embelton, of Detroit. - The bride dressed in a neat suit of white silk was lead to the altar by the her father, while the groom was no eompanied by Mr. Joseph Laporte, Rev. D. L. Brisson, an uncle of thebride officiated at the marriage and Bev. Frs. Stroeder and La.ndre• ville assisted him at the solemn High Mass, which was sung for the newly weds. Miss Fiore La. porte acted as bridesmaid for her sister, and the best man was Mr. Louis Eeneteau, of River Canard. The choir rendered in excellent style. "The Mass of the 2nd love. Miss Blanche Laporte accompany. ing On the organ. The Zurich orchestra played good effect marches before and after the core mony. A sumptuous repast was awaiting the married couple and their relatives numerous friends at the ever hospitable home of Mr. John Laporte. .Early in the after- noon Mr. and Mrs. Gutnbelton were driven to Parkhill in Mr. Schaffer's automobile, they were to board the train leaving for an extended trip to Alontreal, Quebec and Sbe Anne de Beanpre. After their return they will live in Detroit where they will be at hone to their many friends. CAI4ApxADT HOME JOURNAL. An attractive new feature started in the journal is the luncheon page v.ith excellent mentis and re ,apes for all of the dishes The way of serving the • 47, ,.. yl` pk(1 9'r i;:: Just to hand. Bring in your orders. Close price a ,lis: ri' ZURIC urichs Mort a =t As we purchased the Ltook fr,,;a 1:. $".- Faust we cordially my you to come and look gree our stook. in taking Stock we found so Cdds•and Ends which we must clear out at a very low price. Here a tcdv of our t)argau:s. Ladies Waists. --Reg price 73o, $1.00, $1.25, for Ladies Lark colored sili.:waists Reg price $t 00, $1.25, for ... ?sic 12 dos Pr Hose.—trey price 3 Rain Coats.—Reg price $7,00 15o, for (per pr) 1.1e for • .... $3.t 35'0 yds ribbon to clear at tt. 1 only Rain Coat.—Reg price yard ;c $0.00, for .. , , . , $7 About 30 yds gingham for. About 3 dos Straw Hats to sell. a --i prons, eg price 18c, for a, at ' ' yard 100 About 0 dos Caps to sell, at .... ti doe, Door \Sats. -Reg prico 2D5 4:5c for 6 . , 1 dos Men's Shirts —Res prise $1.00, for I A Big Reduction. on all the Ladies' Trimmed Hats. All kinds of Fresh Groceries always kept on hand. Produ.;e taken in Exchange. UBYaSt OASCH Fadst's Old Stand. different course and arrangement of the ' table aro splendidly illna- trated, pictured they are most dainty and appetizing dishes this promises to be a most helpful and, attraoti've series. • Every month seems to find the Journal with better materia , better illustrated, more attrot ti71 and it deserves a welcome in a v'e,•y l'anadian househc EICENSALL MARKT 1.' Cook's Best Flour...... Wheat...... Ort, is Barley Peas,. .. 30 GO 80 :ioiza livewei„ht...... + . GR0 stopped in 20 ran sure with Ur, Six Croup • 'Remedy, lest will enrols n tie vomiting, n tiros. Asafe and eleasings3rap--5ou.rug