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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1911-10-06, Page 1The Official Organ of ..Zux Vol. XII. FRIDAY 1MIORNI OUR MILLINE Y .fel • We cordially invite the ladies .to . our grand Diplar 'of Fall Millinery and Novelties. Miss E. .Fowler is again, in charge and will be pleased to show- you the. latest in New Fall Hats, Shapes, Trimmings, etc. Opening clays Saturday, Sept 23rd and l onday Sept. 25th, and Following Days. 0 ti 0 New Fall Dress Goods 0 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 all the popular lines in. seasonable Dress Goods and we have outdone 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.' L.adies ' Coats and Jackets Do not buy, your new Fall Coat before looking , over our stock. We have just received a largo shipment of the latest styles and cloths Also Fur Lined. and Imitation Astrachan Coats, Fur Collar, etc. j� • rap.perettes and Flannelettes We desire to call special attention to .our line of Wrapperettes and. Flannelettes. Extra quality goods end prices as low as any. Ultdervvear -r. We handle the famous Puritan make of Underwear. A complete line in Men's,.Woinen'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 $O cents up. If you intend getting one, call early before the best colors are gone.O.Also a full line of Toques just in. k! ktfj Hose and Gloves Another line that we make it special feature of. We carry tieverything 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 stocklis now in and is complete in every detail. Be sure you see thein. i -:•'a. Gent's Wear We are outfitters for men. If you need a New Suit, Overcoat, • Cap, Gloves, Socks, Shirts, Ties, Mufflers, etc.. the can please • you. Our price is right, quality considered. Fur .Coats Headquarters for all kinds of Fur Coats, Fur Lined Coats, imi- tation Astrachan Lined Coats, Leather Coats and Corduroy Coats. t• We calf give you extra values in these. No trouble to show goods. 1111•MMOMMOISCOSIZIENOL.49,16 The cy �,...., l„nc invinovo y .uo i6n- We are right when it comes to the question of buying a good Rrnete or Heater. Our leader is the Peerless Peninsular Range, which cannot be surpassed in quality. We fully guarantee every 'stove we sell. Reda Furnaces, F,vetroughh1g, Etc. PRODUCE TAKEN it' EXCHANGE e Telephone 9 0a`earemraram MA -04 its .1a %. LOCAL NEWS. oreeraarara. c aeea-i4 s ees Read 0. Fritz ad. 'Miss Matilda. Johnson friends in Buffalo. Mr. August Hill of Crediton, was a visitor in 'town, on Wednesday., Mr: and Mrs. Jacob Sarum of Mitchell, spent last week visiting,' friends in town. Mr. Horace Schilbe left of Tues,. day for Waterloo, where he has secured a position, A numbers of school aeports warir crowded out this week. They will be published next week. Comfortable house for sale. Nice- ly located near Lutheran church . Apply to E. Zeller, Zuich.� An inquest was held on the body of the late Samuel Sweitzer, who was shot below Grand Bend " We take sett onions this Fall, in exchange for , Hardware, Harness, and Furniture, at.Hartleib's. s visiting Mrs. Taggart of South Bend Inn{, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Itrs F Hess Sr, and other relatives, The Sabbath School in the Evan- gelical church will begin at. 9'15 instead of 9.30 a. m,, next Sabbath. and Hay Township OCT. 6, 19H., ,x..01—. NO :1O Will Geiger of Hensall, was in on Tnesday, Fritz wants to talk to you about fall shoes for wet weather. . and Mrs. Ed Neeb of 13ornholin v , 7 •, R i relatives and friends in. town. J. J. Merner's silo at his farm down down by Wednesday's , wind. I will start at the .old stand to ...- receive all kinds of poultry 'every Wednesday. ' Highest price paid Jas. Whyte, Zurich. Rev. G. F. Brown will preach in the Evangelical church Dashwood'., next Sunday. in connection with their quarterly meeting and corer- munion service. We will give 2 pictures, framed, of King George and Queen: Mary, regular price ":3.00, with every lnpr chase of $20.00 worth of Furniture, at Hartleib's. The annual harvest festival vices of St. Paul's ch' rch i will be held ;on Sufle , 0, B. A., Rector of Blyth w morning and evening. Mesdames Heyrock and Geiger, and Misses Elizabeth and Ella ,Rannie have been engaged to render a num- ber of quartettes, at a concert to be held in the Methodist church, Hen- son, this (Fri'day) evening. The best plaster. A piece of flan- nel dampened with Chamberlain's Liniment and bound. on over the affected parts is superior to a plas- ter and costs only one tenth as much,. For sale by All Dealers. Don't forget the".,Bayfield Fair on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. '!he directors are getting everything in shape and expect a big turnout. Clinton . band will furnish a musical program, on Wednesday. Grand concert at night. Anniversary services will be betel in the Presbyterian church, 1-Iills- Green, on the coming Sabbath, Oct - 8th. Morning service at 11 o'clock, evening service at 7.30: These services will he conducted Ihy Rev. Mr. McFarlane, 13. A., of Bayfield Everybody welcome. The monthly business meeting of the Y. P. A. of the Evangelical church was held last Tuesday even ing with Mr. Henry Pfile in the chair. After the business was transacted Mrs. C. Heyrock read an instructive paper on the Life and work of Miss Frances Willard the great leader in the temperance cause. Lame back is one of the most common forms of muscular rheu- matism A few applications of Chamberlain's Liniment win give relief. For sale by all dealers. 1 re na n --.At Zurich, on the 2nd Inst, r. and Mrs. Andrew Mittel- ' a caughttr. r Oliver Johnson of Clinton, .bis brother Thos. Johnson, for cf .ys, last week. ABIda Weseloh of London is her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. z, for a, few weeks. 11 pay the highest market dr any quantity of good tis. G. Fritz, Zurich. :Huron County . W. C. T. U. iition meets at Goderich, on ay and Wednesday, next. gilt Shetler, who has been at ati for some ,tilne, has accepted rigor as _harnessrnaker in C. leilk's harness department. yola are thinking of purchasing P range or heater, do not forget rialliable range. There is no sw ori, the market that will cook ke with as little fuel as the To, Malleable Iron Range. We oeilelleh a listof users next then you can ask these people =ee what they have to say. At t+ire are a very large number 'ev four -dollar bills in circula- the .present time and the ieris growing daily. When a inanager is asked the reason his he said "Government bills t as good as ours. The rea- the ciretilation of ,4 bills is lot of banks have just about - holinlit allowed for notes s "Acct equivalent to the ' '.' 1 of.their paid-up cap. no g ernm ni ran ea New Fall 3hooi The New Fall MoCiels in Men's and Women's Shoes are now ready your inspection. Children s Fine Shoes Wo carry a full line of the Weston Shoos, the best The best Children's Shoe on 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 e'Atigier, the dramatist; vas dkriately . addicted to tobacco. When he^was writing "Le Gendre de 1M Eoirier'he used every morning" on sitting down. to work to fill twelve pipes; and he always continued smok- ing until he. had smoked them all. At the end of the eighth pipe his mouth was so inflamed that every puff was painful, but it was then his prac- tice to smear his tongue with butter so asto be able to smoke on to the bitter end. It is not surprising in the circumstances that his doctor warned him that unless he gave up smoking he would die of nicotine poisoning within twelve months. He did give it t:p, but his lift was nevertheless sho:toned by 'his habit.—Paris Gan- kn 14.00 bilis have been issued and are :acini; circulated. On the obverse side the large figure 4 is not very dis- tnic.tly made and unless you put an exyia• pair of specks on, it might be taken for the numeral one. Beware! les[, yon give a $4 bill for a $1 hill. Dr. McLaughlin and Win. Zimmer were in Toronto this week as delegates from Dashwood, represeuting the de- postoi"s of the defunct Farmers Bank, in this vicinity. Tho meeting was held on Tuesday, and the object of the meeting vas for the formation of a Farmers Bank relief' committee, for the purposoof securing one hundred ccr is on the dollar. The second quarterly meeting and communion service will be held hi the Evangelical•rhurch next Saturday and Sunday. Preparatory onaturdav 9crayon'imortrilit. s Forrest, flowers 11 • or Ladie's Shoes There ace the Now High Toes, Short Vamps in Patent Leathers and. Gun Metals. Gentlemen's Shoes The new high Toes in Patent Lea- ther, Gun Metals and Dongola ,Kid. These are the leaders. Boots, Rubbers and Felts bought of the best Manufacturers in Canada. Brine your feet and get thein Fitted. ' - We do Repairing Butter and eggs taken in exchange SAM. L F*UST7 g � 2i RICH FAIR RACES 2-40 Class --T, Murdock Hensall, let, C. Either Zurich, 2ni1, McDon- ald, Portershill, Lr<t. Fa.arners' Trot -- McDonald, lst, J. Decher jr, 2nd, Ed. BoveS, 3rd. W. C . T. U A Druhkard's Crime. With his 8 year old son clinging to his watch chain, Ora Pattison, a Cedar mountain woodman, yester- day afternoon shot and instantly killed his wife, Alice Pattison, and then fired a bullet into his brain, dropping dead at the feet of she boy. That the double tragedy was the result of a drunken fit of temper is the statement of the boy, who valet' 3f trove t .roteot his mot which' ie ` = eysole -witness, the little fellow last night told his almost incoherent story to Deputy Coroner Pathel of Renton. Piecing the boy's story together, the deputy coroner learned that the father had come home drunk in the afternoon and bad begun quarreling with his mother. Mrs Pattison retired, weeping, to the bedroom. and Pattison followed shooting at her, Tbe boy, fearful of what would happen, tugged at his tether's coat, begging him to leave his mother alone. When the father drew his revolver, the Young lad vainly tried to grasp the weapon, but only succeeded 113 reaching his father's watch chain. The broken chain on the body on the floor told of the little fellow's struggle to protect his mother. The murder and suicide was accomplished in a moment and Roland, dumb with horror, gather ed his two little sisters and his Iittle brother, and ran from the house. A passerby attracted by the four little white-faced children sitting on a bank, weeping as if their hearts would break. inquir- ing the cause was lead to the scene of the tragedy by Roland. The man afterward notified the authorit- ies.—Victoria Daily Times E. M. Williams. Pres. Supt. THE ZURICH FAIR (Continue3. from page 5) • I<INtl ARTS 011 painting portrait, Mrs Wiok- ertre, .1: r+orre:et. Landscape; J Forrest, PJolinso,t, watercolor l'nsome,soe, Mrs Wickwire'. J Forrest, service will be held nil or s titer color, J Forrest, Mrs evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. J. Il Wickwire, -Pencil drawing, ,T For- Grenzebaoh of Dashwood, will rest. `l` ichneon, penanclink sketch officiate at all of these Cervices. Fierest,Forrest, T Johnson, penmanship, will also have charge of the service .1 Forrest, painting on felt, J Borr- on Sunday evening. est, P Johnson, do on silk, II Well, The tliirt fourth annual meet -Forrest. ing Of the West Herne Teachers' I;awicizs ANT) PLANTS Association will he held in the • Colloctumn flowers, Miss K Camp• l ell. Et 1e .1 ohnton, maple leaf, T lokinson, bouquet, It Campbell 1 & .1, geraniums, K 'Campbell, Mrs J Public School Exeter, on Thursday and Friday, Oct. 12 and 13. An excellent program has been pre, put•ed and included iii the sreakois will be S. J. Radcliffe, B. A , of the i lforre:it, cacti. T Johnson, K Camp- taindon Normal School and D. A. R It Mo achlori, of the Canada 13u ieesra ;jenu.ton, tuotdes, K Oompbe 1 "'sego, Chatham, Ont. i1C.:3. Jobneten, Apples Wanted At the Hensel]. Evaporator after Sept. 1;;t., starting off at 50 cents per ewt. for fall apples.. Bring in as soon as possible after above date. CPEO. JOINT HENSALL. Phon e No. 10 A Good Full Stock. Of Watches. And .Jewellery to yV .. at f�Pq 1 0,: