HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1911-07-14, Page 1The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township
Vol, XL
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 14, 1911.
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i This is our first Summer° P,
Clearance Sale. The goods listed
below must be sold if low ,prices
iwill do it. 1 he quality can not y
be surpassed and every item is a
bargain. If you are wise you F
will not miss this chance.
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LADIES' WHITE WAISTS REGULAR $2.50 for :$2.00 each
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3.00 for 1.50 "
1.75 for 2.25 `c
1.50 for 1.10 "
3,15 for 00 cc
1.00 for 75
75 for 50 •c
50 for 35 "
We have deoided to clear out the balance of our Mens' 2-
t piece Summer Suits. anyway anyway we can suit you.
REGULAR $5.50 and 5.00 Mens Suits for 6.00 each
10.00 " for 7 00
cc 11.00 ° " for 8.00 "
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SOME A SPECIALS
Make a note of these. They are well worth remem-
bering.
Ladies' Hose 3 pair for 25cts
" extra 2 pr 25cts
Ladies' Vests 3 for 25cts
" extra 2 for 25cts
Mens cotton Sox 3 pr for 25cts
°" extra 2 for 25cts
Fancy Sox 25c and 50c pair
Boys Blouses 50c, Boys IKnickevl 50c
Fancy Dress Shirts 50e and 75c each
Sumner Vests regular 1,25 to 2.00 to clear at 1.00
Bib BARG .A.1.GS
in Mens' and Boy's Fine Straw Hats to clear
Da COAL
All persons desiring coal for July delivery kindly leave your
XI order at once. Quality guaranteed. Terms ou coat are
tistrictly cash.
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z,eas naberaniwa
l LOCAL. NEWS,
Mr•. O tb Moser of Berlin,
visited friends here, ,last week.
Mrs. Cbarles wirth of Blyth, is
visiting Mrs. (Dr ) lrCttnipbell, this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Merner and
daughter, of Bcif field visited
relatives and frim+., on Sunday..
Miss Edith Gasch4 of the Bron-
son Line, is visitin�k; relatives and
friends in Baden, for ati few weeks.
Mrs. Taylor and ' wo daughters
of Sarnia, are visittg at the home
of Mr. and Mrs . C Fritz.
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Exeter and Daa?woocl juniors
played a game of baseball at the
latter place on Tuisr1av evening,
Score 13-11 in favoisaof Exeter.
The local bowling green is again
in good shape and the members are
putting in their spaxe hours at this
popular amusement.
Don't forget the lectures on
India in the Town .Hall on Satur
day evening and Monday evening.
Everybody invited.
Mr. Marshall Zeer left on Fri-
day for Merlin to end the sum-
mer vacation, w h his grand-
parents, Mr. anffrj Mrs, L. B.
Marshall. 4
Lutheran Church–Rey. C. O. J.
Maass has to offigiite at Listowel,
on Sunday, there will be no service
in St. Peter's Lutheran church.
Sunday School'' will commence at
10 a• rn.
Perfection Oil. Stoves
Scythes, Snathes
I Hay Fork Ropes
Washing Machines
§ Floor Varnishes and
Floor Paints, etc.
PRODUCE TAKEN N EXO A CE
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BASE;3ALL
A very interestint. and exciting
game of ballwas played here on
Thnrsday evening between the
Juniors of Exeter and the local
/Talar,-rs.: At the - d of the Oth
inniii, a,'tbe gd;.y_w�a a tie 6,-6, and
toffee "t J ' 1t a,\gel iii
side scored. Itt )th with Ediga
hoffer on 3rd Hoffman made a (lean
drive into left Meld, which to
everybody except the umpire look.
ed a good ten feet inside the foul
line, and Edighofer's soore on the
hit should leave decided the game
in Zurich's favor. Our boys how.
ever bowed. to the decision of the
urtVir4 and the play was oontinrel
until darkness.
The line-up and runs
Zurich
Edigboffer 0
Brant 2
Hoffman 0
Alfred 1
Eilber 1
Ladeceur 0
Weber 1
Cressweller 0
Koehler 1
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Repairing
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Here we are with
Men's Steel Shoes
The Shoe that Never Needs Repair
We have a fine up-to-date range
of !Hens Tan Shoes and Tan Ox -
f• rds. These shoes are anion; the
leading shoes in Tans: If you have
not .purchased why not follow the
crowd to this shoe store.
Woman's Shoes of all description
sold Dere at reasonable prices.
This is the spot so buy a Trunk
or Suit Case. Cali and see me when
in town. No trouble to show goods.
Butter and eggs taken in exchange
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' Windmill and derrick for sale.
Can be seen at show ground.
Apply to John Pfaff or C. Eilber.
The Evangelical Sunday School
held their annual picnic at Grand
Fiend, on Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Stickles of Detroit.
accompanied by her two sons, is
visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Henry Grob.
Rev. A. D. Gischler of Milverton
was in town this week attending
the funeral of the' late Mr. Jacob
Ort.
Mr. Hubert Klopp wheeled from
Strattord on Wednesday and will
remain 'with his brothers during
his holidays.
Flax pulling has commenced
The crop is fair and would have
been extra good had it not been
for the extreme heat of the past
month
Mr. George V oilandl of .Detroit
Exeter
Pethick 2
Heywood 1
Fisher 3
Bawden 1
Hoskins 1
Scotty 0
Mallett 0
Bissett 0
Campbell 0
Score by Innings
Exeter 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0—(i
Znrich 010221000000-6
Two base hits, Edighoffer 1; left
OD bases, Exeter 6, -Zurich 5; i st on
errors, Exeter 1, Zurich 4 ; Struck
out by Bissett 7 ; by Hoffman, 10 ;
doable plays. Exeter 1; hit by nit.
cher—Bissett 1; Roffman 1 ; Um-
pires, Geo Palmer,:T Wurin.
Miss Gertrude Magel of Detroit,
is. visiting relatives asd friends
here, at present.
Mr. Sherriff of the Molsons
bank staff, left this weak for his
holi days.
Owing to a change of engines to
be made at the grist mill, there
will be no electric light for a week.
Christian Eicher of India., will
give illustrated lectures on India,
in the Town Hall Zurich on Satnr
day evening and Monday evening.
Everybody is oordially invited to
attend.
Happiest Carlin Lincoln.
A Lincoln. Neb.. girl -writes, "1
had been ailing for some time with
chronic constipation and stomach
trouble. I began taking Chamber-
lains Stomach. and Liver Tablets
and in three days I was able to be
up and got better right along. I
visited his rnotlier, Mrs. John Vol, ani they prondest girl in Lincoln to
land. the past. two ' weeks. He was 1 find such a gond medicine." For
accompanied by his nephew, Mr. I sale lay all dealers,
Alfred.
A m i arced O'.Brieufa
'( itra ,.'*hale dilaviYtit, -
railway crossing at Hensall on
Wednesday morning, was struck
by a train. The horse was badly
injured and the driver hurt but
not severely.
Willie Marshall, three year old 1
son of G. T. R. section•nian Mr.
Frank Marshall had one leg eat off `
and the other injured by a train'
near Hensall, on Monday evening.
The boy was taken to Clinton i
hospital on the same train and his l
chances for recovery are very '
slight.
STRAYED
Strayed away from my premises,
Goshen Line South, on Saturday
night last. a red cow, white star.
and dark head, hole punched
through left ear. Finder please
notify this office, or Jacob Meyer
Sr., Zurich P. 0.
DEATH OF,JACOB ORT
On Sunday morning;;after sever•
al months' iilneP,aa our esteemed
townsman Mr Jaiiob Ort breathed
his last. He had reaohed the age
of 68 years and 27 days, and less
than a year ago lie was' considered
one of the strong ust of• :nen, w tb
an extremely rugged constitution
Some months ago he began to show
signs of failin health' and he
gradually grew \ eaker, his illness
being caused by t. growth forming
in the kidneyst He leaves to
mourn his loss.' a widow and a
grown up family of sons and
daughter's, who have the sincerest
sympathy of all ,in their bererve-
ment The deceased came to' this
section about ten 'years ago from
Blenheim township. Oxford County
and purchased the Charles Wilson
farm on the Bronson Line, and
after a number of years of success
ful farming he carne to town to
retire mai enjoy a well earned rest.
The funeral took place on Wed-
nesday afternoof,and was largely
attended, the interment taking
place in the Bronson line cemetery.
The children of 'the deceased are
Mrs. Solomon Eidt of Elkton Mich.
Mr, John Ort, of Druabo, Ont.,
Mrs.:lacob Smith of Detroit, Mrs,
Alfred Meliok Of this township,
Mr. Jacob Ort of Nelson, l3 C.,
and Mr a Daniel et aac of Credi-
tene
MUST BE A MILLION
The attendance at the Canadian
National Exhibition is jumping tit
the rate of 100,000 a year. In 1009
it was 750,000: in 1910 despite the
nnfavorable weather it was
837,000. This year only continued
wet weather can keep it from
reaching the million mark.
T UCKY, is the man wlio
owns a Waltham—but
only, the man who has car-
zied a
Waltham Watch
for thirty or forty years knows
what a fine investment a good
Waltham is.
"les Time You Owned a Waltham."
Gose in and talk watch with us.
We are headquarters for Waltham
Watches and carry a compL to
assortment of all grades.
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SUM
OES
Wn are showing all the newest lines of iti aineu's and Men's Summer
Shoes los warm weather. .A lot of Womens Oxfords which We are now
selling at a great bargain.
Regular $1.5o, $L75 and 2.00
For $1.00
Just the Shoes for slimmer wear. Come before sizes are all gone
Try us when you need
A Trunk or a Suit Case
Butter and Eggs Taken in Exchange,
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JTZ, Zurkh
e Home of Good Shoes