The Herald, 1907-03-08, Page 8t q. q Z g'4i w Vv IY q q li
i1FAT MARKET
ET
E keep in ,:stook 21
full line of fresh
meats, llaiiis, ete. etc
Our cuts tate noted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness.
Our aim is to keep
nothing but the best.
We make our own
sausages.
Give us a Call.
YUN ILU '
BEIC E T.
HARMONICAS
IMPERIAL
HOMIER
and
•The best 25 cent
Mouthorgan made.
.A. full line of
WATCHES.
CLOCKS and
cP.L4`rYL`JJ "Y.
Repairing a Specialty.
F. W. HESS - . 'jeweler.
IVIMANUEL CHURCH
` i'va.0 gelHcalAssociation.
l;IIVIC ES ;Mgt) 7t.'Ml•;TINtata WILL 1i1 HELD
IN THE EivtatAlltilSrL EVAN EELIcAL
ODUltOri, Y.URmon, J.S I00Lj0w:s:
Sunday School at 2 p, zu, ;'
Preaching Service, Gertnan, 10
ta. rn. ; English Service, at 7 p.
ni; Senior Alliance, 7,30 p.m. Tues-
day evening ; German Prayer meet-
ing, Wednesday evening at 7:30
o'olocic ; English. Prayer meeting,
Thursday evening at 7.50 o'clock
Choir Practice, Friday evening at
S o'olock ; Junior Alliance, Satur-
day afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
Ri;v, A. D. GISCIxxa x , P t ToR.
REV. E. D. BECKKER .
4€ LOCAL NEWS
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WARNING!
T would ask the farmers of this
section not to be led astray by a
certain fakir, respecting a market
for clutob sets this spring. I un-
derstand that he is. going up and
down the concessions telling people
that the Zurich merchants will not
buy dutch sets. I will not only
BUY, but will also PAY as good •a
price as anyone, as soon as t h e
market opens and weather permits.
We will see our elastomers pro-
tected in this matter as usual, not-
withstanding any false statements
made to the contrary.
Respectfully yours,
J. PREETEA.
Zurich, March 7, '07. 33.1
C. Eilber was a Grand Bend visi-
tor on Wednesday.
Just arrived a full lino of laces
; at D S Faust.
Mr. Robt. Douglas left for his
home in the Northwest on Tuesday
• after a few months' visit with re -
i latives in Stanley.
Mrs. Strang, who has been visit-
ing relatives and friends on the
Goshen Line north, left for her
!home in Manitoba ou Tuesday.
-•°� �.� �°°°" ; Look at your label. Our mailing
list is corrected to March Gth. If
liViEsIRCHANT
TAILOR
Just arrived a lot of newest
and latest Suitings, -Which I
am selling at a very reasonable
price.
Our Suits are made to fit and
latese styles.
Call on us before you buy.
Laundry in connection.
W.11. HOFF;,` N
-63
ILIMISSEM
We have noticed that the man
wheel only comment as the reads
the paper is a kick" on the things
he dosis not like is the satire one
who "kicks" on his friends; thinks
the town ho lives in is the , cinIlr=st
nn earth; complains because it
reins too tnnch. or does not rain
enough; thinks the weather is too
hot or too mild. It is no Ilse to
discuss anythin • in the world with
a man of that kind. The a rely
i ensil;te thing to do is to give .Tire
time,eo think by letting hint ul^sie. `
—Ex.
10,000 BUS. WT -TEAT TV.AYT ;D.
—We will pt'y you 70 cents ner
bushel, and it will payyou to call
and see vs before you sell t ee-
wvhoi•cs. We aro selling. our i /st
':'utnily fle .r at.t $1,e5 per cwt..
also sell Five- Roses flour at `'.10'
per 100 lbs We ,till have a , vt t C f
1000 bushels of Yellow Amer', eel
{Dorn on hancl which we elver ou I 1
at $20.00 per ton. Bran and i 5 : its
t;'0 00 per ton. Chopping, "1 a;nt;s
t )r stew ear 1: haze f,;r 50 ceele.
1.1.C:c: r;.}t,. & iii tN ( c
s2-o2t till yrs, tt,• all.
The Il.lnil,urir l.ineriean Line. of
Geri/me,i', ,lair h is the gees/est, i
eoniuierical .:lipping liner in the
world i; pt ;t bntr ling.„ the i a est
ste tntshipt that Las yet been
struetnri. ghe will he. says the t
NeYork Outlook, of 'i 1 000 tons.
} r0 feet ov e . all, and 80 feet beam. a
Her ssize r.'ny p erlaatas be realized
rr ole eeeily when It: rs stated that 1
her crew will liaratln r five linedred..
w
that she iii r.au•ry over three V
thousand pa.s e ;ars, unci that for
;IS benefit a�;' first -cabin pas- t
sw,ngers elan will i n provided with a 1
swimming t r:'. 5 fent long and 23 h
feet wide, and. with tennis rotatte
What those ii ;nros mean will be
inore readily nndcrstood. when it is 1
stated that up to asbout fifteen t
years ears ago a 2,000,ton vessel on the
lakes was considered a monster g
One of the ships In which Coltunlins f
discovered. Amer,ee, could almost ai
he floated in thisnew liner's swviin-
miny tank.r•,
your label is not correct advice us
at once. We thank all who have
renewed their subscription for
1907, but their are still a large
number who have failed to do so.
Reports from Saskatchewan in-:
dicate that fifty per cent of bast
year's crop is still in the hands of,
the farmers and that the loss will
be enormous if it is not marketed,
before spring. A largo q nanitityy
of the grain is out in the ii:
With. only a thin straw ecru
shield.it from. the weather.
The proposed electric railway;
line from Stratford to St. Joseph is
by no means an abandoned scheme
just because the Senate refused to
grant a charter. Application will
be made at the present session of
the Ontario Legislature for u chart-
er and it will likely be forthcoming
(the charter). It is hoped that the
tuat.tter Will not rest with obtaining
the chaster, as the line would pass
through one of the best sections of
Ontario and if built should prove
a good investment.
TO IMPROVE EARTH ROADS.
In order to start a movement to
improve the condition of earth
roads in Ontario, "The Farmer's
Advocate," in co-operation with
the Public TVorksfDepartment of
the Ontario Government, is offer-
ing :'100•in prizes for the best re-
sults from season's nse of the in-
expensive implement called the
:blit -log drag. There are two sets
if prizes, one for the Eastern and
one for the Western part of the
Frt./el/we. The first price in each
ase is 35, second prize $15, and
tlhtrd prize $10. There is no fee to
nter, and the conditions are very
h'••lo
iililtle. The jnd,.g will be done
r•; Mr. A. W. ()aairpbetl, Good
loads Commissioner Fuller par-
ieitiars may be obtained by drop-
)ing ca r,aard to "The Farmer's Ad
rie.aate. ' London, Ont. We mightutd that the entries for this ex-
reedin'ly interesting and practical
,rintp:r,titon will close on March 27.
TUE RURAL TELEPHONE.
litany farmers do not realize the
nirllrnse uelva.ntages and labor -
o aving possibilities in the telephone.
By it5 nse, one aiiay leaa.rnfr.•otn city
is village the state of 'the market,
he prole able demand, 1ptly shortage
That exists, end be prepared to take
dveant agc of it promptly, while
:ir. Slowpoke is finding out too
ate that there was a brisk demand
for the ver y goods lie had to sell.
That We want is advance-inforniu-
•tnn The telephone was certainly
Jio most valuable invention of the
ast half centnrv, and none have
enefltted more by it than farmers.
'hey' can new sell their staff in
whole or in part before leaving
iellie and do not, as formerly, have
o take: the risk of driving; to town
with 0. load only to find the market
hrtteci. There is zao excuse now
or Making such mistakes as this
nd it; is Sase to stay that no f.arnie
'
wvho instals a telephoto is e,,ver
aught in such a trap.
of
tock taking time Will soot i be
here and before vie star we have
iecided to reduce our stock to the
very lowest notch and in order to
get them down where we want them we
propose making this Sale the most attrac=
twee ever held. !Jere is list of a few
argatns we are offering:
• PO ntS
.All prints whiei. were .19 i c and 15e, a
or:.3e and 10c a ?d. •
Table Linens
Which wete,G'5e for 45c a yd and those
W tb 50e foti; 350 a yd.
•
rapperettes
ell worth i.0c a yard for So a yard
" cc is 10 cc
==sr,
Tovvellings
„.iA big snap if this line. 1 roni 5c up, A
bid bargain in rPeatdy made Toww-o1
Flatinellettes
suaIly sold at 10epts a yd for "t cis a 3.11
cc • yet cc ' n 0 cc cc
t Crockery
A Bil; Snap in Dkiiner and Toilet Setts.
Lamps It less than cost.
e k'
Victoria' L a was
WIC( -ere 25o "; yd for
20e
15e
12.1c ,.
€asst:ds.
X.11 press Goodd,tless than cost.
DDressworth 1.45 a yd for 750 a yd
cc yL cc cc 45c ac
,c cc30e cc cc ca
}
4t(t0
ti afe, '' '' 20e at
Gro eries
Ipiere are a •few of or Bargains iu Groceries
4 boxes tta clt for 25c
lbs best Bela et raisins for 25e
4 lets b si currents for 25e
3 cans corn mas or tomatoes 23e
10 lbw /oatmeal . for 250
2 lbs meted coffee for 23c
20eayd
150 'c
Ile cc
go cc
:lea's Fur Coats
1 only teen's Fur Coat: worth $30 for $22
.c
528 rt .520
1 cc cc " $20 " $15
1 fur -lined men's Coat .c $25 tc $18
1 cc
Ladies' Fur Coats
1 ladies' Far Coat worth e35.00 for 25.00
1 cc cc .c 30.00 " 22.00
1 cc cc
" 28.00 " 20.00
Fur Caps
Mean's and Ladies' Fur Caps, were from
3.00 to 5.00, all for 2.30 each.
Ready=made Clothing
.lath's Suits worth. 10,00 for 7.00
cc cc cc 7.00 for 4. 75
,'.Toys' Suits worth 5.00 for 3.50
A lot. of Child's Suits for 1.00 per Suit.
All men's and boys' overcoats at less than
-cost.
Col I OH
we have the geniune American Coal Oil
.1 gallons for 75ets.
Ladies' Coats
All ladies Coats will be slaughtered at
regardless of Dost.
Carpets
Good Union Carpet worth 350 for 28e
, c` '• 50c " 33c
to ep pt 1330. •c 45e
Linoleum 9 yds wide was Joe for OOc a yd
Call early and take advan-
tage of these snaps before
stock taking commences.
Read tide newadd bij ',„„the Clinton
Businl?s;a College in tics issue.
The 3 epor't of the iMinister of
Jnstie t'o.poe the penlfIen'tiarios. of
Oanac1s throwssoaire li t; upon th0
value b; , education. Noli'anore the
ten per Gent, of the conwrrcita in the
Can ail Mu prnitentiarir_w ' have as
reasonable couiraltrn seli001 educaa-
tion.,, c'
Drne OVENS, , M. • :D;' . ' L tRon.,
Sureoen eye. carr land nn"sp., z ill be
. ani trpen bnsall, 011
ThtriSilav, Alan. ltla . I3otrrs
4 p. agto 0 1), n1, (i1a. rs pt'operly
fitted. fpr relief : of fa' ttg vision;
gestrnip, heatclac3hes, et ; Deafness
and ii tsal catarrh.trea.tiid. 23tf
Nt.7 e the time iorethe fanner
to nitg its plans for ilio scouring
salsa : e shottld_lrave'h,i i arra,n„ e-
tnentS nenaplctet: as fat;,as pass 1rle,
so thatihen the busy,,eason conies
it ma :,le used'te the '!).est aidvatnt-
often happen .fhat some
gni imple1taenl',s need re.
or new ones ali'e rerequired.a
t tp1 til rs Motel
ager-:
cif the
pairir
It is ,.' 1 to go over hese outfits
andknow just exactly what is
wanted; its it may ' no necessary to
send',away` quite a distance for
some new part, which mass require
ninon mere thus,than is expected.
Then 'there ,.,re other things
that can :be at
thussaup , t t 8,1 da�ad to during the
thrirvelyt
rush, of w17.,Ck ',soasnl; and
i 61 .'lima the
'
gins,
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WWWIWAVAMAMMAMAAMMIWAWAMMi
-24 TRUNKS
and VALI E4Act,,
7
cm
We Stere lucky in purchasing a nig lot of '.Cranks
sed Valises before the rtoeit advance in prices,
nnrl .we are selling them at our former priees:
These are all fil st; glass goods and by making a
piueehase while this stock lasts you will save
money. When looking for anything in this line
give us a call Pc fore purchasing elsewhere, it will
pray you.
-3, HARNESS ARNES o ,i b,',a,%, Nie Y'a�d �4Tcor„•\
'In Ilarness we have already done a large spring
trade and we still have about thirty sett on ltaatirl.
We guarantee our prices to be equal to any de-
partineutal store prices. Our harness is noted
for the lasting gnalites and the workmanship..
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mess
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,75
ars
CALL FOR YOURSELF AND BE CONVINCED as
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