HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1911-09-29, Page 1The Official Organ of Zu
Vol. XII.
FRIDAY MORN
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OUR
MILLINERY a
OPENING
We cordially invite the ladies to our grand. Diplay
of Fall Millinery and Novelties. Miss E. Fowler is Ipi
again in charge and will be pleased to show you the
latest in New Fall Hats, Shapes, Trimmings, etc. IR
Opening days
Saturday, Sept. 23rd and Monday Q
ti Sept. 25th and Following Days.
New Fall Dress Goods ,
We are showing an exceedingly large range of the newest goods
for Fall and Winter Suity. Our store is noted for its large stock of
Wall the popular lines in seasonable Dress Goods and we have outdone 1Di
all previous efforts this season in selecting a larger and better stock
than ever. You are cordially invited to look over our goods, whether
you buy or not.
Ladies' Coats and Jackets 15
Do not buy your new Fall Coat before looping over our stock.
have,j nst received a large shipment of the latest styles and cloths �(
Also Fur Lined and Imitation Astrachan Coats, Fur Collar, etc.
i g e and. nd 'Flannelettes
t.
d� t °cull special; a.ttentinn to. 'our line of Wrapperettes
ri ettes
'VOW 41:044h-09(4'7* d px� y as a
Underwear
We handle the famous Puritan make of Underwear. A complete T�
line in Men's, Women's and Children's Underwear, all sizes and
prices.
Sweater Coats
We are making a specialty of Sweater Coats this fall. We are
showing a large range for men,. women and children. Prices from
50 cents up. If you intend getting one, call early before the best
colors are gone.OtAlso a full line of Toques just in.
Hose and Gloves
Another line that we make - special feature of. We carry
everything in this line worth buying and we.want you to see them.
Fur Ruffs and fluffs
What about your furs for the colder weather. Our new stock is
now in and is complete in every detail. Be sure you see them.
Gent's Wear
Cap, Gloves, Socks, Shirts, Ties, Mufflers, etc.. we can please you.
We are outfitters for men. If you need a New Suit, Overcoat,
Our price is right, quality considered.
keiatale•ca.ir:a. a-atees �9.e'v
LOCAL NEWS.
Mr. Samuel Dietz has returned_
from his trip to the West.
. Mr. 0 Eilber's Jack Hunter won.
2nd money in the open race, at
Exeter Fair, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Sipple of
Lansing, Mich., are visiting an,
town.
The defeat of the Laurier govern
rent Dame as a surprise to both.
liberals and conservatives,
Mr. J. Deoher Sr-, tookfirst prize
at Exeter Fair for roadster tea
besides a number of other prize
for horses.
Mr. Louis Jeffrey has purchase;
the four, feed, and grocery bust
ness carried on for some time b
Mr. W. S. Ruby. We wish t
new owner every success,
As the official returns of t
election are not made up as Ve
to press, we will be unable to gi.
the detailed vote for South Rur
until..next week. Mr. Merne
majority is about 100,
A very successful fowl sup
and concert was held at Credi
on Friday evening. The proceed
which were quite large will be
ed in aid of the covered shed, 1s
by the Evangelical churoh.
The best mica for use in
cal machinery is produced in
ern Ontario and the adjoining
of Quebec. The electrical inch;
is growing rapidly and good
desposits are not found in
countries in the world men'
production of mica in C
should continue to increase
Diarrhoea is alveays m
prevalent during Septe
prepared. for -it. Chamb
Colic, Cholera and Diarrh'
needy is prompt and effec
(3011 MO Ite ele a ldeo
1
Fur Coats
Headquarters for all kinds of Fur Coats, Fur Lined Coats,
We can give you extra values in these. No trouble to show goods.
ALD.
and Hay Townrship
SEPT. 29, t 91 1.
evner's cider mill will be run
y Monday and Tuesday until
t{'tker notice:
he services in the Evangelical
eh will, until further notice,
ilk t 7 p. ni, instead of 7.30 p.
eginning with next Sunday
lug
Campbell and J. J. Merner
wly elected M. P„ attended
servative demonstration at
en on Saturday evening. The
uronswere represented.
ile, at this early date, there
solutely no possible way of
ng,.a definite , statement, it is
�iated by the seers and prophets
the field crop, of Canada for
ill be, by far the largest in
istory of the countrv-
-ssrs Ira and Fraer Brown. of
Atone and Misses ^Ada and
ie,Seihert of Dashwood, spent
lay at the home of Mr. J.
isr.
i erheet H. Bleed' hag par-
d the dwelling recently erect -
Mr. F! W. Hess, for $950 00.
a nice 'comfortable dwelling,
itis goode value at the figure
he 01=01 convention of the
¢J. T. CT. for Huron County will
beld in the Temperance Hall,
dorich, on Oct 10 and 11, and
re attended by delegates from
'r the county. At the public
Sing on the evening of the IOth
-Mr. Dewey, of London, will
be speaker, and his address will
One of snob interest as should.
NO
tation Astrachan Lined Coats, Leather Coats and Corduroy Coats. 0
§ The Stove Question
We at% right when. it comes to the question of buying a good. §
Rrnge.or Heater. Our leader is the Peerless • Peninsular Range, NI
which cannot be surpassed in quality. . fully guarantee every
stove We sell.
Hecla Furnaces,
Eavetroughing, Etc.
PRODUCE TAKEN iN EXCHANGE
J.
Telephone, 9
reeterb,
„an. is-ea-at:leather shoes in
way After e.ernoving all the
rub the surface—eyeell with a
yritg, then polish" -it with a
T.;,loth. 'This not only giyes the
V/or a bright appearance, but
ves it.
'el complaints in children
in, to
Newicv Fall Shoes
The New Fall Models in Menis and Women's Shoes are now ready for
your inspection.
Children's Fine Shoes
We carry a full line of the Weston
Shoes, the best The best Children's
Shoe pn the market. These Weston
Shoe are solid throughout and no
other shoe can equal them for wear.
Men & Boys' Everyday Shoes
-We have a full line of Split Leath-
er Calf, Grain and Kip.
Ladie's Shoes
There ace the New High Toss,.
Short Vamps in Patent Leathers and
Gun Metals.
Gentlemen's Shoes
The new High Toes in Patent Lea.
ther, Gun Metals and Dongola
These are the leaders.
BOots, Rubbers and. Felts bought d. the best Manufacturers in Canada.
Brind your feet and get them Fitted.
We do 'Repairing Butter and eggs taken in exchange
SAM. E. FAUST,
NB MI
ZURICH
Digestion and. Assimilation
. It is not the quantity of food
taken brie the amount digested -and
assimilated that gives strength and
vitality to the system. Chamber-
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
invigorate the stomach and liver
and. enable them to perform their
functions naturally. For sale by
All Dealers:
dollars to each of my cle
haf peen in thy- employ t
years," said a Jewish mercha
the lawyer who was draftin
will. "why. that's very libe
responded the solicitor, "N
! None of tem have peeler°
der von year, und it vill look
Miss Catherine Kaercher died,
the home of her -brother, M
last, at the advanced age 9f 8
years. The funeral toot place.on
Friday and was largely attended.
The remains were interred in the
Evangelical cemetery, Broneon
Line.
October 3rd and eth will he in-
teresting days in Blyth, these
.4an en
takeve No physician can
be' a better remedy. For
wE'Crlattem--Every line of
, matter in a newspaper
its publisher semething If
to benefit some individual
dividual should pay some.
far it. One would not go
grocer:5, store and ask the
letter to hand` out ten pounds
of Sugar •' for nothing, even al-
thenghe the grocer be a personal
Irie'nd, and even although the gift
he not a largo one. If the benefiei-
ary of -advertising does not pay for
the proprietor must shoulder the
1st, People do not seem to tinder -
end that a newspaper pays its
dates being set for the holdeng of :penseS by renting space occupied
the annual fall fair. Every effort a landlord. does for the house he
is being put forth by the direotors Atg to a, tenant.
to make the fair this year surpass , The celebration of Children's Day
d Harvest Horne in the Evange-
al chnrch last Sunday. was a de -
la_ success. The decorations of
ehureh were very artistic, ()ou-
sting of all kinds of fruit grown
pon the farm and in the garden,
• ins bringing many "encomiums"
) the committee who had charge
the deoorations. In the forenoon
„ .ettached an appropriate sermon,
a "The Truth and how to apply
In the afternoon, Rev. J
evrenzenbach of Dashwood, Rov
'4eiger one of our boys and at pre -
tent, attending Model School t
llitton, and Mr. Geo. Edighoffer
.,f the Con., gave very interest.
attached to it; a faith that ealls isig, talks to the children on various
for more sacrifice and endurance
and heroism. That's the range).
that will win and hold men
Not every boy can be a rich, •
or a great mart politically or se -sit.
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
Peroxide of hydrogen rubbed on
the arms frequently will make any
growth of hair, however unpleas-
ant, much lighter and less notice-
able and in time tends) to entirely
destroy the growth.
Many fruits are said to have a
salutary effect on the complexion;
some are more direct than others.
Oranges are not only good for the
complexion, but the acid tends to
meelvtAter Pia, -
Alcohol a p lea to th'e iicie with
a soft cloth will remove all grime
and oil and at the same time
benefit the skin. Cold cream is
also excellent and. should be used
in place of alcohol if the skin is
very dry.
any heretofore held. Lucknow
Brass Band has been engaged and
aside from the extensive prize list
there is a full program of sports.
The attempt to make religion
easy and to tone down the deman ls
which it makes of a, inert, in ord
to make it popular, is on.e of the
greatest folliee ever committe.1
The fact of the 'matter is, mien to
not want a,n'easygoing religion ;
it doesn't challenge their devotion
and courage and all the strength of
their best. manhood they will
eventually come to scorn and
depise it What is needed to day
is a harder religion ; a Gospel with
a more compelling programme
tepees. The evening was to be-
come the crowning event of the
celebration. A htrge assembly
gathered in spite of the inclemency
of the weather. Mr. All Melick,
ly but he can be a gentleman. /. Sri) of the S School, gave a short
boy with gentlemanly manners • ,lress '''The Need of being
who is trusty and honest and does , (artful," after which e unigue
his very best every day will gaie most interesting programm
the attention and confidence of es rendered by the school. Spec -
men, and will be given paying txnd • tal mention shottld be made of the
responsible positions as soon as he "diseionary Concert exercise, given
is old enongh, to fill them. Boys ,.eer the ohildren assisted by the
like to have fun and a good time ° ioir, making a deep impression
and it -is right that they should. °port the large assembly. The
They will never be boys but' once, inging by the children a,nd the
but to have fun altogether is not .hoir in generai, a dnett by' Muriel
what they are intended for. Boys :'eeeter and Olive O'Brien and the
are of value ohiefly to make men, eilos Miranda,Brown and Miss
good for somethitee in the world, 1:1110. Rennie also deserve special
Character, like a lions°, rntest hav,e mention. The offerings during the
a good foundation, The founda, ..ay in the intereets of the Mission
reverence for God, resnect and This was one of the best pre.
obedience to parents, deferenee for ,.0*anuns given on a Children's Day
'old people, end a proper respect foi' and will long be remembered, was
the laws Of the land. the ...ereliot of matey ,
Apples Wanted
At the Hensall Evaporator after
Sept. 1st., starting off at 50 cents per
cwt. for fall apples. Bring in as soon.
as possible after above date.
GEO. JOINT
HENSADL.
Phone No. 16
nesday afternoon Sept. 20th, at
the home of Mrs. J. A. Williams.
Miss Ethel Willia.ms conducted the
devotional exercises after which
Mrs. C. Heyrock conducted the
Educational, the subject chosen
was "The Evangelistic Department
ot Work" which proved very
instructive and interesting. The
business was then transacted, and
the election of officers resulted as
follows President Mrs. C. Hey -
rock, Vice Pres , Miss Ethel
Williams, Cor Sec., Mrs. S. Mer-
ner, Reo Sec., Miss Anna Hess,
Assistant Mrs a Fritz, Trea,s.,
Miss Ella Rennie, Organist Miss E
Rennie Snperinteiadents, Lumber -
man's Mission, Mrs. J. Williams.
Parlor meetings, Mrs. E Zeller,
Mrs. C. Fritz. Anti Narcotics Mrs.
S. Merner. Purity and Mother's
Meetings, Mrs. C. Heyrotek. Press
Ethel Williams. Temperance in
Sunday Schools. Mrs, J. Geiger.
Law Enforcement Mrs. Koehler,
Evangelistic Mrs. A. Geiger.
Sailors Work, Mrs. A. G. Vines.
A Good Full Stock
Of Watches -
And Jewellery .
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 13etter.
Mussical Alarms, vvith auto age
— GUARANTEED
F. W. HESS
5Iens and Womens
SUMMER SHOES
W 11 are showing all the newest linesof Women's and Men's Summer
Shoes fos warm weather, A lat of Womens Oxfords which we are now°
selling at a great bargain.
Regular $L5o, $1.75 and 52.00
For $1.00
Just the Shoes for summer wear. Come before sizes are all gone,
Try us when you need
A Trunk or a ...Suit Case
Butter and Eggs Taken in Exchange,
F IT 9 Zuric
The Horne of Good Shoes