HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1911-10-13, Page 10The Quality
STORE
You are cordially invited to see
ie leading styles in Fall Millinery.
ire shall endeavor to show all goods
re can without any effort to sell and
•e hope for the attendance .of every-
ne.
Your Winter Underwe-ar
will be satisfactory if you buy it here, where all the
fferent kinds are shown and a proper. fit - is assured.
:e're glad. to show what we have whether you choose
'buy or not.
Big values in Ladies' New Coats
z See these elegant garments and you'll realize their uncommon
activeness. The styles are shnply grand, you can't help liking
sm. The prieeswe ask do not begin to tell the true worth of the
nients.
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FURS
Lome and see our new stock of Furs, Ruffs, Muffs,
:dies.' Fur Cats and Gent's 7.ur Lined. Coats, we have
1 m all Prices:
Velveteens, Wrapperettes and
Flannelettes
we are showing all colors in velveteens, which are
ry fashionable this fall,
Ladies' Neckwear and Belts
We have everything that is New in Ladies
eekwear and Belts. You will find everything
'tat is new and different displayed here. All the
ipry cleverest idea are new, smart. tasty and up
date.
BIG REDUCTION IN
L.dies' Waists
Edighest prices paid for all
kinds of Farm Produce
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HEA DQUA F'TERS FOR
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MARKET RkiPORT,—The fol-
lowing is the report of Zurich
market corrected up to 'Thursday,
Barley .... 50 to 52
..,., 75
20.00
.. 22.00 22.00
.., , 37 38
75 76
2,80
2.80
Bran ..
Shorts. .
Oats
Wheat
Five Roses flour
Purity... ,
Royal Household 2.80
Choice fam.ily..,'. . 2.80
Hay. ,. ... .. 6.00 7.00
Dried apples :. 5 5
Clover seedt,.. 8.00 9,00
Potatoes. ....:.., 25 25
Butter ....... . 16 16
Eggs . 16 16
Hogs liveweight 7,15'
MARS HILL
A very pleasing program was given
in the Methodist church on Monday
evening of this week when the Misses
Rennie of Zurich, were present and
delighted the audience with their
singing. There was music by the
choir and addresses by the pastor,Rev,
Rennedy, Rev. G. Kerr of Lucan, and
Rev. Gettis "of Ailsa Craig. Mr. J.
Stanley of Lucan, occupied the ehair
in his usual able way and also gave a
recitation.
The many #rieiads of Mr. Thos.
Trovetbiok were pleased to see him
around again on Monday, after being
confined to the house fora couple of
weeks.
Mr. John South commences .this
week to thresh clover seed. They
will commence threshing at Mr. God-
fricl l+ahner on Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Herbert Hoist has charge of the
threshing outfit.
SCHOOL REPORT
The following names are in order
of merit for the month of Sept.
ember.
Jr 1II Genevieve Zettel, Clara
Weber, Albert MoOormiok, Charlie
Davidson, Minnie Merner. Roy
Weber, Walter Bender, Willie
Clt3rlI s, sermon made a deep impression on
Br II b Albert Hess, 1Viary Zettel,
the audience,as the offering will show.
The collection amounted to $185.
This is splendid,considering the heavy
expense the church is ruder, in con-
nection with the building of the en-
closed shed. In the evening a special
serinon was preached to the young
men.. The choir gallery was filled
with young men, who sang several
fine selections. The duett by the
Misses Faist of Pigeon, Mich., was
beautifully rendered, and was apprec-
iated by the large audience. At the
close of the service ilr.Bnrn announc-
ed that he would preach a sermon for
the young ladies next Sunday even-
ing, but the young men will not be
excluded -'from the service, all are. wel-
come, ,
?i. Mrs. Dan 11Iclsaac and childern
and`Mrs..Ort spent Snnday with "Mr.
and Mrs. Alf. Mellick, near Zurick.
Mrs. Ort will visit them for a few
dw,rs
I:v. :William E. Shaw assistant
Ergingerof the Hydro-Electic Power
Co nnlision,called on. H.Eilber M.P.P.
will). the object oflearningthe amount.
of Bower that would be used by manu-
facturers and farmers in this vicinity.
It; proposed to hold a meeting before
long' to get some idea of the horse
power that could be used in Crediton
and'.L'ownship of Stephen.
Nomination was held in the town
hall on Monday of this week to receive
nominations for Reeve to fill the unexp
ired term. of 1911. There were only
two nominations that of Wm. Ander-
son' and H. Willett of Dashwood.
Mi:ji Anderson withdrew 'and Mr.
Willettwas elected by acclamation
to fill the vacancy caused by the dea-
th :if the late reeve, Samuel Steitzer.
waclay last was a red letter day in
the Evangelical church. In the
morning the service was well attended.
The pastor, Rev. E. Burn, preached
the annual missionary sermon. The
Carrie Brenner, Hazel Fritz, Al.
berta Mittelhoitz, Cealiea Desjard
ine. Roy Foster.
Sr II a Paul Jeffrey, Janet Thiel,
Ada Howald, Margaret Fuss, Leo
Mittelholtz, Laura Sararas, Gar.
field Witmer, Reinhold Koch, Ward
Fritz, Simon Thiel.
Jr II Margaret Hess, Graham
Merner, Frances Zeller, Gladys
Fisher, Russell Preeter, Maggie'
Deiehert, Clarence Foster, Ernie
Bender, Lawrence Rau. Earl Zettel,
Leroy O'Brien, Elmore Clausiae.
L H. Mulholland, Teacher.
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Miss Leah Young of London, is"
'visiting in town.
Mr. Chas. Zwicker spent Tuesda
in London'on business.
Mr.:' ilton Harris left Monday..jor
Sarnia wherehe has secured a position,
Dr. and Mrs. Orme and Mr. and
Mrs. T. H. Holtzman autoed to. -Lon
don on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Snell of Dashwood
were visiters at the home of Mr. Chri-
stian Beaver.
Messrs. Young Bros. have a, number
of second hand base burner stoves for
sale.
The Misses Faists of Kilmana are
visiting friends and relations in and
around Crediton.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Zwicker and
a number of friends motered to Hen-
sel). on Sunday.
Miss Clark of Dashwood, renewed
acquaintance in the villiage Sunday
Inst.
Rev. E. Buns took part at the fun -
neral of the late Mr. Fleishaner of
Tavistock on Friday last.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Geiger of Zurich,were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gotfried
Nicholason on Sunday last.
Misses Nora and Ada Siebert of
Dashwood were the guests of Mrs.
Sam Brown on Saturday.
I,.iiss Crissy Brown has returned.
home after a few weeks visit in Dash-
wood.
Mrs. Russell Redden of Pori Huron.
visited Mr.and Mrs.Robert Dinney for
a few days last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry kuhn and
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Trick autoed to
Clinton on Sunday.
Dr. Riely of Lendon,and Dr. Obi
ien of Wyoming, visited in town on
Monday.
Dr. Roulston and Mr, M. 3. Sont-
cott of Exeter, will have charge of the
services in the Methodist church both
morning and evening no Sunday next.
The Messers Harvey Hill, William
Roessler, Harry Yearly spend Sund-
ay in Exeter. There must be some
attractions.
Mr. George Deaver of Sandusky,
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Michigan, who has spent a week und-
er the parental roof, has returned
to engage in his former duties.
A nui'nber'ef young people motored
to Brinsley on Monday night to atfe-
ndthe programme that was given in
the Motbodtst church.
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The well. known Eye
Specialist, E. KATZ
ill once more visit
the town of Zurich
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House
WEDN]SDAY—OCT. 18—
MATTRESS
One-third of your life is spent in bed.
It should be spent in perfect repose, that sweet restful, healthy,
beneficial sleep, which proves a balmy relaxation from every care.
Do you so spend it.? If not, the Ostermoor will surely help yon !
It,s "Built for Sleep" Other mattress 2 piece from $3.00 up.
Will examine Eyes by the
New Method that seldom
fails. Mr. Katz took a
new course in New York
,since his last visit to town,
and guarantees to restore
all refraction cross. relieve
,"'eye strain. headache, dye -
sight trouble, when other
opticians fail.
Special Care
Taken of
Children's Eyes
Glasses supplied , at a
Low Price • ..
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A full .stock of all kinds of
NIT
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to choose from at prices Just a little cheaper than the ordinary run.
Terms Cash or Trade at Cash Price
100 GIRLS WANTED. $5
per weak to start with for
girls eighteen and over.
Apply at once, D. S. PERRIN & CO.
Limited, London, Ontario.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
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HURON'S LARGEST COMBINATION TOE
In the. estate of Bhristophcr Fisher,
late of the Township of Hay. in the
County of Huron, Decease 1.
'hThtiee is hereby given pursuant to
R, S. 0,. 1897, Chap. P29. that all creditors
and others, having claims against the
estate of the said Christopher Fisher, who
diecl.on or about the 20th day of December
A. D. 1901, to send by post prepaid, or
deliver to John Fisher, at Retisall 1?.O.one
o .the'executors of the said estate on or be -
We friday the 20th of October, 1011, their
names and addresses, with full particulars
of their claims, in writing, and the nature
of the securities, if any, held by them
duly verifier] by statutory declaration.
And ';,take notice that after the
said date the executors will proceed to
tlistribnto the assets of the said deceased
.among the parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to the claims of a hieh they
shall then have received notice, and the
executors will not
be l"
able for the said
assets or any part thereof to eny person
or persons of whose claim notice shall not
have been received by thorn at the date of
such distribution.
Dated at Zurich tl,is 26th day. of
September, A. D. 1911.
,Tots 1 ts.rrat, t Executors,
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es ,r
int les
Just to hand. Bring in
your orders. Close price
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RUBY & OASCHO
Take Pleasure in Announcing that on
Saturday, Sept. 23rd and
Monday, Sept: 25,
They are having their Fall Millinery Openings.
MISS GIGHRT who has been in charge of this Millinery department
for the last couple of years. will again be with us,' and we will be pleased to
have you come in and leek over our stock, We cordially invite you to visit
our show room,
Ladies' Fall Dress Goods
We have a large stock of Ladies' Dress Goods in e,11 the latest shades.
Anything in the line of Dress Goods can be shown here. Prices from 25c
to $1.40.
Flannelette and Blankets
We have the laxgest range of Flannelettes ever shown in this store, light
or dark in color, also carry all the different sizes of Flannelette and Woolen
Blankets,
Sweater Coats
Our Sweater Coats just arrived last week and you ladies who want a nice
Sweater Coat, come early and we are sure we can please you. The men and
boys Sweater Coats are also very fashionable.
Fresh Groceries always kept on hand
Oat Meal 20c a package or 3 . for 55c
Produ.;e taken in Exchange.
UNTERTAMG
e
Prompt Service
Moderate r`'harges
'.-.OFFi
Zurich, - Ontario
MOXIMINIPMENIgEMOMUMMMO
NOTICE
I hereby request that all accour.ts
owing at Cabana's Brick and. T,le
Yards, be paid on or before _Oct. let.
0-8 17x. iYItx,.LER, Mani iu ;,r
rq get tt� .spate ��Rc from
Ur. 4`s Magic Ohltmen6
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We have not
• sold out our
Implement
Business yet
We are still
forging ahead at the Old
Place.
The following are some of our lines
we keep in stock
Plows & Repairs
Percival No. 10-13, Flenry's
No. 21, Cockshutt all kinds, Wilk-
inson all kinds, Land Rollers,
Implements & Repairs
Binders, Mowers, Oultivators
(best made) Hoe Drills, Disc Far-
rows (best made)
Eureka Onion Seed Drills for ail,
seeds, Eureka Fountain Spray,
ors best in the market, Gar-
den Cultivators, Lon-
don's Hay 'Tracks,
London's Barn
Fixtures,
Buggies, Carriages,
Wagons
All our own make,
F. HESS
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