HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1911-09-01, Page 1The Official Orgal
Vol. XII.
'FRIDAY M
miner
oods Sale
This is our first Summer
Clearance Sale. 'The goods listed
y, below must be sold if low prices
I will do it. The quality can not
Aw be surpassed and every item is a g
bargain. If you are wise you
will not miss this chance.
2.50 Waists now 2.Q0
LADIES' WHITE WAISTS REGULAR: $22.50 for :8.2.00 each
j <r cc , cc cc 4',.25 for 1.73 cc g"•
.c cc cc es 2.00 for 1.50 " A
cc a cc •e 1.75 for 2.25 "
acc co cc 1.50 for 1.10 "
:e ec 'CC CC 1,15 for 90 "
cc cc cc c. .1.00 for 75 'e
acc 'cc< cc ,c 75 for 50 'c et
cc< cc 50 for 35 cc
.9 Bargains in Gowns, Skirts, Cor-
SI set...Covers, Drawers, etc.,
AWNS' ..SUITS -FOR '"' ,675{
" We have decided to clear out the balance of our Mens' 2
piece Summer Suits. Call anyway we can suit you.
REGULAR $8.50 and 8.00 Mans Suits for 6.00 each
'( 10.00 " Cf for 7 00 'c
ll 00
" for 8.00. cc
0
SOME EXTRA SPECIALS §
Make a note of these. • They are well worth•remem-
bering. . jx
Ladies' Hose 3 pair for 25cts �(
9
& ` " extra 2 pr 25cts
Ladies' Vests 3 for 25cts
C c c c extra 2 for 25cts 0
Mens cotton Sox 3 pr for 25cts
`` " " extra 2 for 25cts
Fancy Sox 25c and 500 pair 0
Boys Blouses 50c, Boys Knickers 505
Fancy Dress Shirts 50c and 75c each L
Summer Vests regular 1,25 to 2.00 to clear at 1,00 19
1
0
F1
0
BIG BARG-A*GS
in Mens' and Boy's Fine Straw Hats to clear
GOAL
All persons desiring coal for July dc -livery kindly leave your
order at once. Quality guaranteed.
Terms on coal are
strictly cash.
Seasollabe Hardware
Perfection Oil Stoves
Scythes, Snathes
Hay Fork Ropes
Washing Machines
1
Floor Varnishes and
Floor Paints, etc. §'(
PRODU GE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
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LOCAL NEW$.
Mr. Clunky of Detroit, is vis1tl
with Mr. and Mrs. F. Witwar.
Miss Lottie Galster retexnclil.
Wednesday from a visit to ' Gr
Bend.
For sale -Young cow with 2
calf at "foot. Daniel Smith,'
Joseph.
Don't forget the Labor D
sports in Zurich, on Monde
Come and bring your friends.
Miss Nora Siebert of Annarbo
Mich., is visiting at the •horny
Mr. J. Peeeter, this week. -
Fr, Stroeder took a trip this iveg
to visit his old home in Tate
County. '
Mr. J. J. Merner's cider mull
operated every Wednesday uunt
further notice.
Misses Martha Wentzel and Mira;
Hill of Crediton, visited friends
town, on Sunday.
The Barniuni-Bailey circus vv.
w:11 patronized from here,
Saturday.
Mrs. Louis Prang returned'?'
Monday evening, from a ' weel
visit with friends in Detroit.
k ound-A grey coat sweat
Owner call at 3. J. Merner's stori
Zurich.
Mr, Abner Capling of Welles),
m
visited • at the hoe of Mr.
Preeter, for a few days last, wee
• Misses Olive and Helena; Fein ,_
of London, were over • Sunda y
visitors atthe home of -Mrs, Jdbn
Deichert Sr.
Rev. M, Ehnes and family left'
on Monday for New York, after a
pleasant three weeks' visit ' with..
Mr. and Mrs. A G Ehnes.
Mr. Edmund Deichert of A1hxr sE '
-- 6 �'kd333.titi g ; -is• nih` ..'
J. 1)eicliert and other relative;, h
this week;
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Siler of Mt;
Carmel, visited with Mr. and Mrs.'
0. Colosky and other friends, on
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss McOourt, of Clinton hies
been engaged to teach at Sep S.
No. 1 Stanley. She taught this
school before and gave good'satis
faction.
Mr. John L. Gerber of 'the Bron-
son Line, left on Saturday for
Waterloo, and will leave there on
Tuesday for a two weeks' visit in
the state of 1Vew York. his former
home.
The star of the evening, however'
was -undoubtedly Millard Stauffer,
and this young artist has evidently
a future before him, He appeared
as a real interpreter of Harry
Lauder, and he certainly, kept the
audience in good humor and roars
of laughter,-Wiertou Echo.
In the Torun Full, on Labor Day.
evening.
and Hay Township
SEPT. 1, 191.1.
14Ziss Whyte left this week, for
liicago, to take a course innursing,
IA:61W Of the city hospitals.
lt'ti J. A. Constantine of the Mol
Cps Bank, and Mrs. Constantine ere
f, away on a three week holiday:
.i ft.'and Mrs. fiansoii of.Detroit,are
alig the litters sister, Mrs.•
eh an d other relatives.
he Ladies Aid of the Evangelical
hiirch will hold their monthly meet
-
g id the church on Tuesday aftee-
non, Sept. 5th, at 2.30.
Mr. and Mrs. Lang of Missouri are
siting in this section. IVIr. Luting is
native of Stanley and Mrs. Lang
as born near Zurich, being a (laugh.-
' of the late J. Burkholder. This
heir first visit in 42 years. •
cl
have a world of confidence in
srnberlain's Cough Remedy for
ave used it with perfect sueoess"
ites Mrs. M. I. Basford, Pooles•
le' Md For sale by All Dealers.
he fleet phone on the People's
oplrone System, Forest was in -
Iliad at Lake Valley Grove,
sarquet,; Aug. 16th, 1906, and
e„ -first long distance message
($n the Bell Telephone Company
:.People's subscribers was to the
e 'dltone Aug. 12th 19/1.
be Wingham voters' list has
printed. The list contains a
i of 889 voters, made up,as
ee r• lows: Part one. 4871 part two;
part three, 153. Last year's
eor teined,a.:total of 818 voters.
*ores td this ,year's list 388
sees arse. qualified to serve as
rs.
the regular meeting of the
forth council:;.last week,,- the tax
e for the current year was fixed
9' mills. To this is to be
Teile Collegiate Institute and
ria seshool rate. The general
e: a; half mill -on the dollar
tl`fan !Asti year.
he grtitin handled by the Goder
rensit Oo, during
oL •itx
en double that of any $$'trier
• h of August since the Com-
patiy`commenced business. So far
over 1.000,000 bushels of ;rain have
been received this month.
Diarrhoea, is always more or less
prevalent ,during September, "Be
prepared for it. Chamberlain 's
Celle., Cholera and Diarrhoea IRs
mpoy is prompt and effectual. 1t
eau ,;1lways be depended upon and
is:pieasunt to. take. For sale by
Ail, Peelers.
Mr uavi3 Dorrace, one of the
earrlyeesidents of this district, died
at his home in Seaforth on Mon-
day night, at the good age of 89
years and 2 months. Mr. Dorrace
was a native of Belfast, Ireland,
aand;.carne to Canada over sixty
Mots ago wire his brothers, Wm.
(eekirge, Samuel and James, and
gfs'Itler Miss Sarah, all of whom have
li eeeoeased him.
.i;^lie connection was made last
astyelc between the Bell Telephone
sykein at Goderich and the mune
!Cii9rit telephone system of Colborne
towesb.ip, and messages can now
be .rxclianged between the two
sq: rates at a toll rate of ten cents
Su' scribers of the rural telephone
oot-:pany with the Goderich cora
ne,•tion have the same privileges as
Bel subscribers as to connection
tic eh Colborne.
Lost -Oil cloth lap rug, about
font- weeks ago, between Zurich
and Drysdale. Finder please leave
at this office, or notify le Bedew,
Drysdale.
MARRIED •
.'lire---•-Kofi$,.---In Detroit on Wed-
clrsdrty, Ang. 23rd, Miss Clara S.
Kohl to !lir. Chas. Wincl both of
Detroit.
• 4,
BOY SCOUTS
Zurich Labor Day.
The Hensel]. Boy Sconts will camp
on the Fair grounds on Monday, cook
their dinner on the grounds said go
through their cliils. Eveybocly should
turn out to see the Boy Scouts.
BASEBALL
Zurich Won Another Came
From Clinton
On Friday evening on the local
diamond , the Clinton .fFine were
sgein defeated by the locals in' a
fast. genie, the seem Laing 3-2.
'i'lre visitors were blanked up to
the' end of the.8th innings. A, few
timely frits in the 9th brought in 2
imns after two men had been re-
tired.` The game was hotly con-
tested throughout and : was a
splEtsdid exhibition of this popular
apart The Clinton ,boys are a
'tool natured et-owd and if they do
ride, ,:to make anothc r visit to, a
Zurich, tl ey , ill recon e e, flea"ty,
M. Stauffer of Walkerton fairly
eecelied himself, appearing before
the audience representing the Irish
the Seethe, and the Dutch at ver-
ious times. His acting was superb
end the audience . was continually
convulsed with laughter. Next
time Mr. Stauffer appears. in town
we can assure him)a • crowded
house,-•Cheslee Enterprise, Elm-
wood Concert.
•In the Town Hall, on Labor Day
evening.
Sincere and deep regret was felt
by the people of Hensall and vicine
.tir on• Monday last on learning of
the death of Mr. Gilbert Dick,
which sad event occurred on the
previous evening. Mr. Dick had
been ill for over two months, and
had been confined to bed most of
the time. His ailment, :some affeo-
time of the heart, baffled the best
medical skill end the mos
ont asside-
dus care and attenei, and while
bis death was a surprise to many
it was not so to those more imnied-
iatety connected with him, Mr.
Dick was 59 years of age. He was
the eldest sr n of Mr, Thos, Dick,
one of the pioneers of trio township
:(t13 7, hut tow of the village, of
elgr.nondville. He had resided. in
1eippen for ,•e,veral,vears, and had
my removed to I-Iensall last spring
ho fly before hie Mines;. '
eloonae.
NO 4
FARING SHIF SA
6 pair women's Pat Pumpe Reg $2.00 fora..... ••,.. $1.50
5 .. .a it c. ., 3.00 for
5 e • e e .c • roc 2.75 for,.. 2 "50
10 ". " Gun Met Ox .Reg 2.50 for , ...200
0
9 e of Dongolo Ox Reg1.50 for ,
5 "; Pat Ox Reg 2.25 or..• 1 1 20
5 " cc 9' strap Kid Reg 2.15 for,.,,,..,, .1..885
5
All these Shoes in Window
DISPLAY._._ -ON- - -FRIDAY'
We do Repairing Butter and eggs taken in exchange
SAMI E FAUST,
■at ear
ZURICH
• STRAYED
There strayed unto lot 19 eon. 8.,
Hay Township on or about July let,
one yearling steer. Owner may
procure same by proving owner-
ship and paying all expenses.
James, Green,
5-3t Hensel! P. 0.
Digestion, and Assimilators
It is not the quantity of food
taken but the amount digested and
assimilated that gives strength tt.nd:
vitality to the system. Chamber-
lain's Stomach and Liver Tabiete
invigorate the stomach and liver
and enable them to perform their
functions naturally. For sale by
All Dealers.
For bowel complaints in children
always give Chaimber]ain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
'arid ca or off, , I feeeeo . afa tzt,
,effeete . e4eeen . hen reduced
with water andw
see" ' c'hu'rl" isrp1•eas 1-., -,:
ant to\ take. No physician can
prescribe a. better. remedy: For
sale by All Dealers,
Apples Wanted'
At the Hensel' Evaporator after
Sept. 1st., starting off, at 50 cents pee
cwt. for fall apples. Bring in:: -irks soot
as possible after above date.
-G O. JOINT
- HENSAT,L.
A Good Full Stock
Of Watches : g'
And Jeweller
•
TAKEN FROM SHEEP'S BACK
And the Wool Made into Carpets at
the C. N. E. this year.
The Process of Manufacture
Building at the Canadian National
Exhibition promises to be unusual-
ly interesting this year, Take for
instance, the work of the Toronto
Carpet Co. At one end of their ex-
hibit will be a pen of sheep and the
wool as taken from their barks
will pass through every phase of
manufacture till it finally appears
in the finest carpets made. Other
interesting maohiaaery at work will
produce silk. cotton, woollens,
automobile tires. shoes, surgical
glassware, etc. There will be forty
different manufactures id operation
BORN
MOLicAN-In Seaforth, on August
15th, to Mr. and Mrs. Keith MoP.
McLean, a daughter.
DIED
AT1rNs0N,--In Exeter; on Friday,
Aug. leth, Mrs. Richard Atkinson,
aged 82 years and 10 months.
Try our 75 -cent Alarm Clock. You
take no chances. We absolut-
ely guarantee them 2 years
The Best Luminous Alarm Clock;
and spasmodic repeater, $1.25
and $2 00, None Better.
elusteal Alarms, with autornatio'
fly The bast made -- $2,25,
- GUARANTEED ---
F, W. IIESS
Jeweller, - ZURICK
dens and Woniens
SUMMER SIIOES
Wet are showing all the newest linesof Women's and Men's Sunxtt1ee,
Shoes fos warm weather, A lot of Womens Oetords avliich we are news
selling at a great bargain.
Regular $I.50, $1.75 and $2.00
For $i.00
Just the Slices for summer wear. Come before sizes are all gone
Try us when you need
A Trunk or a Suit Case
Butter and Ergs Tal en in EN change,
RRITZ,
Zuric
The Horne of Goo,! Shoes