HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1906-12-21, Page 88 The Zurich Herald.
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We would like to call
your attention to our
stock of meats poultry
sausages, bolognas,
etc. Nothing but the
very best and choicest
goods kept u11 hand.
We use all our cus-
tomers the same.
Give usa, call.
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Winter
Is nmtgg
Winter will soon be
here and with it conies
the thoughts of a new
cutter. Our stock this
fall is complete, in all
styles. They are !mule
to last. Call and see
them before making a
purchase. Now is the
time to have your old
Cutter repaired and
painted.
°
!F. Hess & Sonn,
Zurich - Ontario.
IT'S NO TRICK
to sell a poor article
at golf price --but it
cannot be dons on
GOOD GOODS.
This Season
as before, I will try
to give yuu
Money's Worth.
....All kinds of . , . .
HOLIDAY GIFTS
generally found in a
first-class Jewelry
Store. V
Prices Right ::
:: Goods Right
F. T,T. HESS - • Tevaeler.
r EXPERIENCE
TRADE MARKS
Deemer.
COPYRIGHTS &O.
Anyone sending a aiceti n and description mny
quickly nsrcrtnin our opinion free whether an
invention Is 1,r• nbly pntentablo. Communion.
•iunyetrictlyen ti lettial. ITunrihookon ]':lents
tient free. Oldest uaeney for scouring paten Ie.
Patents taken through Munn & Co. rece:va
t;) ectal notice, without Charge, i, the
Cie i f3 k , rn i1c t
r handsomely il]nstrnior! wooidr. Lorcet ctr.
tn]attlou or any rolontlini journal, 'port:,., $:i n
rear 8: our menthe, ;1. kohl Lynn nen::nenlor,.
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BAYFI EL ,D.
Richard Smith has taken up his
residence in George Lindsay's cot-
tage on Keith crescent.
Thomas Burnside is moving into
the house lately occupied by Mr.
Smith
L. 0, L. No: 24, Bayfield, 1ae1d
their annual meeting- when the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year : Master, T. H. Brown-
lee ; Deputy, R. McMurry ; Chaplain
Rev. Mr. Hinde ; Rec-Secretary, G.
E. Greenslade ; Fin -Secretary, A.
E. Erwin'; Treasurer T. W, Tippett;
D. of C., D. C. Galbraith ;Lecturer,
William Heard.; Committee, W.
Elliott, J. Spencer, R. McDool, W.
Dixon and Rev. Hinde,
Dealers say that those who have
used. Chamberlain's Stomach .and
Liver Tablets are quite loyal to
them and cannot be persuaded to
take any substitute. Get a free
sample at J. J. Merneeta store, give
them a trial and yon, too, will
want thein in preference to any
other. They cure stomach troubles.
biliousness ting constipation.
MMANUEL CHURCH
vangelical Association
0IvRVIOt s AND N] MINOS WILL B.I. YIELD
IN MN EMIANUEL 143VANCO LIOAL
CHURCH, ZURICH, AS FOLLOWS :
Sunday School at. 2 p. tu.
Preaching Service, German, 10
a, m, ; English Service, at 7 p.
m ; Senior Alliance, 7.30 p.m. Tues-
day evening ; German Prayer meet
ing, Wednesday evening at. 7 :30
o'clock ; English Prayer meeting,
Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock ;
Choir Practice, Friday evening at
8 o'clock ; Junior Alliance, Satur-
day afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
Ri:v. A. D. GISCFIL.E1t, PASTOR.
LOCAL NEWS Ki
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Cnal oil 15 cts a gallon at Hart-
!
Mrs. Loveridge of Detroit is
;visiting at her home here at present
I Mrs. C. Fritz and children visit-
ed relatives in Dashwood last week.
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;r.
• No bend concert will be held
just now, but one will likely be
1 held towards spring.
The directors of the Heron
Weather Tnsuranee Co. • held a
meeting in Hensall on Monday.
{Mr. Wm. Ottley last month cem-
pleted his twenty-fourth year of
service as engineer in the grist
I mill here. This is a remarkable
record and "Bill" is good for many •
years yet.
Witwer's have the best and
;largest stock of picture post cards
I ever seen in Zurich, comics and
sceneries at 1 cent each or 10 and
15 cts per sett. We also carry one
of the largest stock of Xmas cand-
ies, nuts. oranges, lemons at rock
bottom prices. Give us a call.
A very pleasant party was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Thiel, in honor of their daughter,
Miss Freda's birthday, all of her
young friends being present. The
evening was spent in playing all
kinds of games and at a late hour
a very dainty lunch was served
after which they returned hone
having had a most enjoyable time.
Our 20 per cent discount sale
pleases everybody, except our com-
petitors. They seem to raise a
howl about it, hut they cannot fool
the people, who know when they
want to get a big bargain they have
to go to Hartleib's. They know
j that our prices have driven an
I army of competitors out of business
and they know those prices are
still in progress. A new stock of
hockey skates arrived and will be
sold at a price that will paralyze
our competitors. Call and see at
I3artlejb's,
A REVELATION OF CANADA.
After 40 Tears' service in the
cause of good fanning, the Farmer's
Advocate and Honie Magazine, of
London, Ont., has, in its Christmas
Number for 1908. < Listanced all
previous records, both in the gener-
al interest and value of the articles
and the richness and variety of its
illustrative features, particularly
the tricolor process work. Most
imposing of the latter is the douhle-
i page panoramic view of the Ontario
1( Agricultural College at Guelph,
# which every farmer's son will cer
tainly aspire to attend after the
faithful account given of what is
done at that great institution.
There are eight colored pages in
} the number, besides over eighty
wash drawings and photo engrav-
ings, including six full-page and
many half -page pictures. The best
Artists of Canada have contributed
of their choicest works to its pages.
The articles on agriculture and
other subject's are a brilliant reve-
lation of Canada, a.nd Great Britain
as well. When you have seen and
read this number you will have en-
oyecl ono of the season's best
treats.
Some idea of the size of .:this
special issue niay be had from the
fact that each paper weighs a pound.
net.
EXETER
Hy. Smith exhibited some
thoroughbred stock at the Guelph
Winter Fair.
N. D. Harden, manager of the
Molsons Bank, is seriously ill with
blood poison. The trouble com-
menced in his leg.
Mrs, Lindefelt, sr„ is seriously
ill.
J. N. Perkins has purchased the
milk business of Wm. Rivers.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Lang intend
moving back to Exeter from Toron-
to.
Messrs, Glaclman & Stanbury
have purchased the O'Neil property
recently purchased by J. A. Stew-
art. They intend fitting up the
ground floor with their law offices.
A meeting in the interest of pro-
moting the proposed knitting
factory was held in the Town. Hall
on .i'uesday.
John Blatchford has returned
from Manitoba.'
fi
t.:.. oHHowing our usual custom, after a big .yea
son's business, all broken lines of Winter
Goods will have to be cleared out and the
profits Sacrificed. This Store is noted for rapid
selling at dose prices, and these are now more in
evidence th;.. ever before.
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36 hi. Flannelette
We have still some of that 36
inch Heavy fancy stripe Flannel-
ette at Scts. per yd.
Other Bargains
All -Millinery Goods includ-
ing the newest trimmed Hats, etc.
to clear at half price. •
Fur Coats, Ruffs, etc.
We have done a tremendous
business iu ladies' and men's Fur
Coats, ladies' Stoles, Caperines
and Boas, and the balance of our
stock goes. at a Mg reduction.
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a > ress Goods
W0 are over -stocked in some
lines and will dispose of them at
greatly reduced prices.
Boys' Snits.
Boys' Suits, sizes 32,
34, at half price.
33 and
Ladies' Cloth Coats
Ladies' Cloth Coats at half
price, and some, not the latest
style, but serviceable, for $LOO.
Le, thea~ Coats
Men's best Saranac leather
Coats at 85.00 each. -
ave just returned from Toronto, and
1 ?ye secured some special goods suitable
for Fifty, and also some staple Dry Goods at
very impting prices. These Bargains will be
5ssed on to you at very small profits.
Underwear
eavyweight feece-
liJyn�+ed�, j. and Drawers at 4.0
cts. s. et,
n s in Groceries
Best se , ed Raisins at i.Octs a lb.
Best ale' ed Currants 4 lbs for 25c
Best ro ted Coffee 12i cts a lb.
Green J') an Tea, usually sold by
other dealers for 3o cts., our
price 25 cts. per lb.
Ilade=to=order Suits
Some big snaps in Suits:,
made-to-order, that are usually
sold at $17.00 to $18.00, our
price is only $12.o9.
ourrttanra
Some Dinner Setts
At very low prices. These
will have to be cleared out at
once, and you will get the benefit
of the cut price by buying now.
HENSALL.-
B. Raiser has moved into his new
dwelling. It is a fine one.
Mrs. Chas, Manns and children
and Wilbur Bengough, of Frobisher
Sask., are visiting friends hero at
present.
W. J. !miller, who has been laid
up with fever at High River, Alta.,
has suffered a relapse and is again
confined to his bed..
The young people have been en-
joying fine skating at the rink,
Miss Helen McAllister., who has
been in poor health lately, has left
for St. Joseph's hospital, London,
G. Smalla.eombe attended the
fair at Guelph last week.
Dr. MacDiarariid, .L Fitzgerald,
John Shepherd, Thomas Mellis, J.
Wilson and W. H. Reynolds have
been members of the Independent
Order of Oddfellows lodge here for
25 years. They were presented
with handsome jewels in honor of
the event a few evenings ago.
A heap bad Indian ran amuck
last Saturday night and had to bo
handcuffed before he cooled down.
He had been abusing his wife.
lay what one hears it is likely
that there will be a contest for the
reeve's chair here at the municipal
election.
AT CSTA
CI ST!
Great 20 per cent discount Sale, for cash,
till Christmas, commencing Dec. loth.
The Following. Lines
SLEIGH BELLS, AXES, SAWS, SHELF GOODS,
FORKS, SHOVELS, SILVERWARE, CUTLERY,
WASHING MACIIINES, WRINGERS, LAMP GOODS,
TIN and GRANITEWARE, STOOK FOOD, WINDOW
GLASS, FUR COATS, R01-3IS, !HORSE . BLANKETS,
TRUNKS, VALISES, CLUB BAGS, WHIPS, CURRY
COMBS and BRUSHES.
And 10 per cent off on STOVES and SINGLE HARNESS.
Remember till Christmas only. Call early.
We pay for butter 23cts., and dried apples 8 cts, per,Jb. in exchange
for goods.
G.IIARTLEIB - Zurich.
The
People's Hardware and Harness klouse,,