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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1911-10-20, Page 1Vol. XI.1 The Ofa F OUR MILLINEEtY gi We cordially invite the ladies to our grand Diplay of Fall Millinery and Novelties. Miss` E. Fowler is yii again in charge and will be pleased to show you the ,t latest in. New Fall Hats, Shapes, Trimmings, etc. tio Opening. clays Saturday, Sept. 23rd and flonday Sept, 25th, and Following Das. �fbl a 1 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 all the popular lines in seasonable Dress Goods and we have outdone all previous efforts this season in selecting a larger and better stock 0 than ever. You are cordially invited to look over our goods, whether you buy or not. :1;td Ladies' Coats and Jackets §j Do not buy your new Fall Coat before looking over our stock. )1! We have just received a large shipment of the latest styles and cloths Also Fur Lined and Imitation Astrachan Coats, Fur Collar, etc. § Wrapperettes and Flannelettes P., We desire to call special attention to our line of Wrapperettes and Flannelettes. , Extra quality goods and prices as low as any. .,l ..z it We handle the famous Puritan snake of Underwear. A complete line in Men's, Women's and Children's Underwear, all sizes and prices, Sweater Coats LI We are making a specialty of Sweater Coats this fall. We are showing a large range for men, woolen 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. fiose and doves Another line that we make a special feature of. We carry everything in this line worth buying and we:want you to see them. Fnr1Ruffs and duffs What about your furs for the colder weather. Our new stock is now in and is complete in every detail. Be sure yon see them. Gent's Wear We aro outfitters for hien. If you need a New Suit, Overcoat, i, Cap, Gloves, Socks, Shirts, Ties, Mufflers, etc.. we can please y Our price is right, duality considered. Fur Coats • Headquarters for all kinds of Fur Coats, Fur Lined Coats,i tatinn Astrachan Lined Coats, Loather Goats and C,otclrlroy Coats. We can give you' extra values in these. No trouble to show goods. e otove uestio \Ye are right when it comes to the giiestion of buying a good Rrngo or Heater. Onr leader is the Peerless Peninsular Range, which cannot be surpassed in quality. We fully guarantee every stove we sell. Ueda Furnaces, avetroughnig, Etc. PROW E TAKEN - EXCHANGE Telephone 9 - eet ,r, UR 11 3a1 3tc 3 3 :# 1 3 43 f� isc ' /s' (1 I' al Organ. of Zari r and Hay Township �•t DAY MORleiIN 1j LOCL NEWS, 7 Mr. Louisz,,+�leffrey shipped a car of potatoes•4o Chatham, this week:, Miss Chrissie Brown of Crediton, OCT., 20, i9 1 1. /1,1T01.1.110111.1111111,111101.10 ersts4Matesexmasexoommosnmat NO 1 ktollowe'« 11 Oct. 31, The new parliament will be call- ed for the despatch of business on NO. . 15. ' .. This- date was fixed by tli cabinet -in council, on Monday eruoon . . • gtheran`'Cbnrol.---The evening ice, in St. Peter's. Lutheran oh Will be oonduoted'. in Eng - j, The subject of meditation "The Kingdom of God 1 of• great price." .A. 'hearty ration is extended to all. e members of the new cabinet classified religiously as follows; Vis. -Bordon, Burrell, White, is, Hazen, Roche and Perley, A Leans Messrs. Reid, Crothers, s, Cochrane and Kemp, Meth - Messrs. Mantel, Doherty, Pelle- ud- Monk, Roman Catholics; Vaster, Baptist. There is one is visiting at the home of Mr. J. s Preeter. , 1a • Mrs. Heyr}bek is spending `the v. week with: her sister - Mrs. Henry 'li' 1i Guenther, ..-j t Dashwood. :,tittf lial.offer on new post cards worth 2t to 5 cents each, selling at 6 for 5 cente, ,,l rrs. Mo0ormiok. - Rev. G, F. Brown and Mr. Wm. O'Brien attended aiSunday school Convention at Kippen, on Monday. Mr Calvin Williams of $uffalo, is home for a visit with his par ents, Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Williams His Lordship Bishop Fallon, of London, called at the parsonage here on Wednesday, on his way to St. Joseph. The Executive of the South Huron Liberal Association, held 'a meeting at Hensall, on Monday afternoon. - I will start at the old stand to receive all kinds of poultry -every' Wednesday. Higliest price paid. Jas. Whyte, Zurich. Please take notice that Mr. J. J. Merner's eider mill will be run on Monday and Tuesday next, and will close thereafter for this season. Mr. Fred. Witwer returned .the. latter part of last week,'rroznan auto trip through Northern Mich- igan, in company with some friends from New Hamburg and Detroit, Lame back is one of the most common forms of muscular rheu- matism, A few applications of Chamberlain's Liniment will ; give relief. For sale by all dealers. . Mr. and Mrs. George Thiel Jr., have moved. to Seafortb, where Mr. Thiel has secured steady employ- ment, in Mr. John Dodds' pop works. We are sorry to Jose this couple, but wish them every sttccesg in their iiearrhorne. a, Rev. M, ttallman, of Mannheim and Mr. Henry Baer of Berlin, conducted special services in the local Mennonite church, on Sun. day. There was a large attendan. both morning and evening, - awl much interest manifested at both services. This congregation has a fine church and have$lso lately added suitable sheds to their pre misss. Clinton, Ont., Oct. 16,-7 he Town of Clinton voted to -day to sell a partly equipped plant and glve a fixed assessment to a company to be known as the Clinton Motor Car Company, and the by-law carried with a targe majority vote: For, 382, against 10. The company consists of Toronto capitalists and local manufacturers. - l;er is 1r,Colonel Hughes, er a wait of three months the required deposit was 'with the government. a ury board certificate has been ntedto. La Banque International ganada, thelinstitution promoted *ociolphe Forget, the Montreal tier, The- bank made its de. t ' with the old government and its nertifioate from the new. 'bank which has paid. capital n• millions, Mtich of which was cvn from ranee, will open its rs to the Publics at once. lee Lon .ot city council will ask lieople to say how much 'they 1 pay to.- bring back the military o4ib ) to London permanently. The tsara`of.- he different regiments of cstern Ontario are satisfied with iiderich camping grounds, and better will, the-.Goderich citizens, who have w od the. volunteers well, will be, for at feast some time, a permanent camp- ilig ground. No such signs as "Dogs $i.lad soldiers, please keep off the grass" e •:been displayed in the northern VIII yet. rog aAar stone period ,covered by nua1storiv.s.and.;niei•eany lieu;!, cod ate.,cl form the 17th to the 22nd. The,crisis of the period will fall on 2011; 21st and 22nd. Fierce autumnal. storms'. with lightning and thunder during the first stages will mark this period. Autumn rains will occur generally at this time, attended by dangerous -gales especially on and about the lakes. *arly snow to the north and west, Mercury sleet storms will hamper and endanger wires and ag icuitural interests,need not suprise those concerned. Another very decid- ed period reaches from the 18th to 24th central on the 21st. High nor- thwest winds and cold fair weather will follow this period. The Thiriy-third annual meeting of the West Huron Teachers Associ- ation was held in the public School Exeter on Thursday and Friday Oct- ober 12th and 1811i, 1911. The Pres- ident, C. E. Bluett occupied the chair. Ttt, report of the nominating com- mittee recommended that the follow- ing ;officers be appointed for the en• swing year. President Miss I. E. 511iatman, Goderieb, Vice -President 1'. B. \Veidenbaminer B. A. Exeter; $i c. Treasurer W. H. Johnston. Kip - pen; Councillors,-_ J. • P. Hume, I. A. Go(irch, II. Horton,. Lumley G. S. Howard Blake, Miss 'Fl. Kins- A very easy method of calculating one rate of travel on train is to count the number of rails passed over in 20 seconds. This number is the miles per hour that the train is travl- ling, the calculation being based on the fact that a, standard rail is 30 feet long. For instance,if CO of the standard rails aro passed over in 20 seconds, it is easily figured out that the train is travilling about 60 miles an hour. A South Dakota railroad is noted for its execrable roadbed A new New Pall BhOOB The New Fall Models in Men's and Women's Slices 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 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. Ladies Shoes There ace the New 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; Brind your feet and get them Fitted, - We do Repairing Butter and eggs taken in exchange SAM. E. FAUST, The New Flour, Feed. and Grocery Store brakeman was making his first run uian Exeter; Miss M. Baruilir Nile. over the road at night and was Auditing Committee' �--Ge!o. llawson standing in the centre of the ear, i C. > lla� ; G. J. McGregor. Hay. I�esolnt- ioin 'Committee, ---W. Mehay, 1Iensan W. fir. Beaton Zurich; J. Elgin Tom. r,7derich Mks W. Howard 1 \t ter. Mii,q A. EConsitt Hensall. Miss T. Johnston, Carlow. A report from Ottawa states that during the five months from April 1 to Septenylier 1, the number of immigrant settlers arriving i n Canada totalled 212,854. Ot these 1:![. 021 arrived at ocean ports and short illness, halving reached ttme 7.1,833 were from the United States. age of 77 years and 6 months She These figures show an increase of leaves a family of grown up sons ,,ighteec per cent as oornpared with and daughters, tp mourn the loss time figures for 'the corresponding of a kind and loving mother. - The sraonths of the last fiscal year, deceased was well liked by be ,i,,ich were iih,is') at ocean ports neighbors and alt extend to the ,aud 88,1118 from the United States, family the sincerest sympathy in{ welting a total for the five rnnnths. their' bereavement, The funeral( I pril 1to Sept. 1, ISIto, of 180,21S. took place on Wednesday after- Dat, ing the month of August thi- noon to Bayfield cemetery. rens there wero 80,11:3 arrivals. Don't trifle with a cold is -good ,r„arinst'24,777 for tho same month advice for prudent men and worn. •i ear ago For the month this en. It may be vital in case of a Sa.rr arrivals at ocean porta total' ohild'. There is nothing ''betttr mil 1:4,03t1, au'.l from the United than Chamberlain's Cough iterued r lit rtes 17,019. In August last yea) for coughs and colds in children. 14,287 came by ocean ports and Itis sine and sure. For Selo byx.l0,,490 from the United States. I1 All healers, iv''ll he eGen there was a eligle, grimly clutching the seats to keep erect. Suddenly the train Struck a smooth place in rho track, and slid along without a sound. Seizing his lantern. the brakeman ran for the door. "Jump for ,your lives," he shonted. She's off the trach 1" On Monday Mrs ,Tane Keys. wig ow of the late Henry Mot inch ey, and one of the• •pioneers of Stanley Township, died . at her home at the Goshen Line., after a III MI URICH Groceries - All Fresh and up-to-date 6 lbs. Rice 25c. 8 lbs. Best Seeded Raisins 25c. 8 lbs. Best Currants 25c. 8 lbs. Best Oatmeal 25c. Red Rose Tea 28c. Young Hyson Tea 25c. Tapioca 9c lb. 8 Boxes Washing Soda 25c. Dutch Cleanser 9c pkg. Bath Boricks 4c. Biscuits 25c box for 28c. Telephone your wants to No. 28 LOUIS JEFFREY, ZURICH. Apples Wanted 05 cents a hundred pounds from now until October 19th. Hensall Evaporator will be closed after the above date. GEO. JOINT HENSALL. Phone No. 16 falling off in ocean arrivals as compared witn the same month a year ago. This is supposed to be owing to the strike in the old country and will probably be made up during later months. The in- orease in arrivals from pthe United States is remarkable. They were 62 per cent in advance of those for August last year. You are not experimenting on yourself when yon take Chamber lain's Cough Remedy for a cold as that preparation has won its great reputation and extensive sale by its remarkable cures for colds, and can always be depended upon. It is equally valuable for adults and children and may be given t o young children with implicit confi- dence as it contains. no harmful drug. Sold by All Dealers. • Try our 75 -cent Alarm Clock. You take no chances. We absolut- ely guarantee them 2 yearn The Best Luminous Alarm C1oek and spasmodic. repeater, $1.25 and $2.00, None Better. Musical Alarms, with automatic fly. The best made — — GUARANTEED -- W. tIESS- - Jaz w:?l1er, - ZURIC Our New Fall Shoes We cordially invite the ladies to our gran] display of Fall Shoes. 314 are showing a large range in (.Gun Metal, Vici ici11 and Patent Leather, with Velvet Tops, rna=le on the„Ncw3Tork puff lasts. the very latest, Gentlemen's Shoes 'We are outfitters fc r Men's"Fine Shoe Come in and see the new lasts. in Men's Fall Shoes. Mr. Farmer conic in and let ns tri'k to y ni about Water Proof Shoos trot* the wet weather, Repairing Done Neatly and Promptly. \Ve are h .w'.quarter, for ' - A Trunk or a Suit Case Butter and E;rgs Taken in Exchange, ageamesonoatiNMeWamarawnent .4."4\ 9 IT Zurich The Horne of Good Shoes