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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1907-05-31, Page 8t ARnoNICAS IMPERIAL HOHNER and The best 25 gent Mouthorgan made. A full line of WATCHES. CLOCKS and JEWELRY. Repairing a Specialty. F. W. HESS - • Jeweler. Fd G. iOaVin" That New Spring Suit. When looking for your new Spring Suit, do nut forget to give us a call. We have a fine range of Tweeds, Worsteds, etc., to choose from. Our prices are as cheap as any. Suits made at short notice. We also have a large number of Samples to select from. ILaundry in connection.. W. E. HOFFMAN HOMESEEKERS' !Eileen iAN •'(?ACJ IC.; SECOND-CLASS ROUND-TRIP EXCURSIONS TO MANITOBA SASKATCHEWAN ALBERTA OATESExcursions leave Toronto Tu.edays, Jutne 4,,8; July 2,16, 30; August 13, 27; Sept 10 and 24. Tickets good to return within sixty days from going date.e RATESAre the eame from all points is Ontario, ranging from 332.00 round-trip to —'� Winnipeg to $42.50 round-trip to Ed- monton. Tickets to all points in the North-west. TOURIST SLEEPERS A limited number of Tourist Sleeping Cars will be run on each excursion, fully equipped with bedding, etc.. smart porter in charge. Berths must be secured and paid for through local agent at teat 4,2x days before excursion leaves. COLONIST SLEEPERS extras therehrgeisf r berths, passengers supplying their own bedding, will be used as far as possible in place of ordinary coaches. Rates and full information contained i., free Homeseekers' pamphlet. Ask nearest C.P.R. agent for .a copy, or write to IC. B. FOSTER, District Pass. Agt., C.P,R., Toronto Ht3 YEARS EXPER;ENCE TRADE MARKS /� DESIGN. COPYRIGHTS &C. A nyone, sendhig a nlre ( a and description may niimitly nscert in ounnpiuiun free whether an invention 1s probably p,u.entable. ('onrninlra- • um sit Heti y contldent lar. Iltmdbnok on lin t ents seat free. Ultla9t agency fur securing patents. Ps Was taken IIn ash Ainmi ti Co. receive !vela without charge, [u tite f kantienmelyinnstratpd cry 0;17. Lnrra'st. o`r• rainiaun nr any seler'. Like ;,nnruai. Terms. s errl inue nnuhe,V. cnidbyall r rw l4eti.l, r, @r U & Co.301B4O, 0Y. New York Romeo Office. O.' .' Pt.- tl•nehiurrott...U. C. ha9t1}DerIaii9'S Colic, Coolers ane I):arrimen Remedy. Never fails. Huy 11. now. IL may .save lite. Red Cedar New Brunswick White Cedar.,... In abundance N. Claif & Sons Planing Mill a n d Lumber Yard 44-3 SEAFORTH Rs LOCAL NEWS NE If you need a fine dress shirt, call at D. S. Faust. A dance, held in Johnston's hall last Friday evening, was fairly well attended. Messrs .T. P. Rau, Jacob Deich- ert, C. Eilber and H. H, Little at tended the races at Parkhill last Friday. Miss Freda Hess, who is teaching school near Blyth. spent Friday and Saturday of last week at her home here. The local junior football team will play a game with the Bruce - field juniors at the Fair Gronnds, here this evening. Game called at 7 o'clock. Rev. and Mrs. Schuelke are at- tending the Lutheran synod at Pembroke at present. No preach- inn services will be held in the church here next Sunday, nor on the following Sunday. The weather still continues to be one of the absorbing topics around town On Monday another snow- storm arrived and wintry -weather Prevailed all day. The oldest set - tiers cannot remember of such con- tinued cold weather in the spring, although snow has often fallen on May 24th. The weather like taken a milder turn and allare hoping that the weather man will attend to business and give gentle (?) spring a chance. REFORM CONVENTION OF SOUTH HURON. A Convention of the Reformers of the Electoral District of South Heron, as'constitrited for Dominion purposes, will be held in hicDoll ell's, OPERA HOUSE, HENSALL, ON FRIDAY, JUNE I4.TH 1907, nt 11 o'clock a• m., for the purpose or selecting a candidate to contest the Riding in the Reform interests. HON. A. B. AYLESWORTH, K. C., ATTORNEY GENERAL OF (IANADA. is expected to be present and to deliver an address in the afternoon, A large attendance of delegates and friends of Liberal principles is requested, Meetings will be held in each municipality o u WEDNESDAY, .LUNE 12th, at 8 p. m., for the election of delegates. (See bilis.) HY. SMdITH, J. G. STANBURY, PRESIDENT. SECRETARY, 4 5-2t Exeter, Ont. 13- -C: •£+ -Ce sEa4+ eCe•-9£+-.£+0£++-+.^m.43.-+3.43►43.43.-i3,.+3.43.-434•+3..434-+1.12 e, t13 �V? tte 4 c'.,f+ G«�.'{--f++i+t+£++£*yek^ ma"e� mar a�.^s +3. e34+3+3*+F3*�3► urich's Leading Shoe Store . . 13 Have Received a Fine Lot of Spring HOES ASC BOOTS They art' LP -TO -DATE in Stale and we have more coming every week. We can show you A. Magnificent A 3sol t tent, at Pri :t s will Sut p i se you P. BEN : , that Zurich ly 'LLs'.,eee ofatj-. raa't egieoe#XoCes.•°', aka of g ' l.'ge- Ka da ,RAJ w"4�',$e; ide'a's txl , - Caa t ,VFV ,Sr',C .7 Sacrifice Sale Is Still Oii Headquarters For Millinery niiilinery Openings on Saturday, 3oth and fionday, April 1st. Miss MacDougall has again charge of our Millinery Department with the largest and most up-to-date stock we ever carried. Give her a'cail and be convinced. We do not advertise the largest stock but we do advertise the clean— est and best bought stock. We pay spot cash for our goods therefore our competitors cannot compete with us in prices.; PRINTS A full range of light and dark Prints, all new patterns, regular 12rc now 100 a yard. SATEENS Regular 12ie now for 1 Oe a yard CURTAIN MUSLINS and ART SATEENS Regular 10c, 1211e, 15c, 20c now 8e, 10, 124-ce TUCKED APRON LAWNS "Regular 25c now 20c a yard TABLE LINENS, bleached and unbleached 1 piece 2 yd wide, regular 650 now 50c a yard 1 piece i�c yd wide, reg 600 now 45e a yard 1 piece 1- yd wide, reg 500 now 350 a yard 1 piece, red with floral design, reg 50e for 35o DRESS GOODS We have a large stock of Dress Goods to offer. We can assure you a Bargain in every yard of Dress Goods we sell. A full range of BLACKS, BLUES, BROWNS and that new GREY that everybody wants this spring. We have it. Call early and have first choice. LINOLEUMS FIRST QUALITY 4 yds wide regular $2.00 now for $1.50 2 yds wide regular 9octs now for O0cts TABLE OIL CLOTHS Regular 35c Oil Cloth for 250 a yard Regular 25c Oil Cloth for 90c a yard 1o,000 Stock of Merchandise to be Sacrificed • LAWNS Regular 10e, 124e, 15e, 200, 950, now 8e, 10c, 150 and 200 a yard. EMBROIDERIES and LACES To be cleared out at reduced prices. TOWELLINGS For 4c a yd and upward BED TICKINGS Regular 28e and 250 now 200 a yard Regular 15c now for 10cts a yard BEST SHIRTING Made. We are selling them at 121c a yd COTTON A DES Regular 28e and 25c for 99c a yard OIL CLOTHS 2 yds wide regular 60cts for 45cts WALL PAPERS A Big Snap in Wallpaper and nice new patterns to choose from. Regular 100 Wallpaper for 7c Regular 15c Wallpaper for 100 Regular 20e Wallpaper for 150 Regular 250 Wallpaper for 18e Odd lines of Wallpaper to clear out at 30 a roll LADIES' FUR COATS This is your chance for Ladies' Fur Coats, only a few left. 1 only regular price 530.00 for 818.00 1 only regular price 25.00 for 15.00 Dutch Setts and Produce taken in exchange -_''a NIdTELLEI'TE BLANK TS' - -Regular $1.00 for 7Sets each COMFORTERS and WOOL 13LANKETS At a BIG REDUCTION in price. WINDOW SHADES • 10 dozen window shades regular 35c, 40c, 45e, to sell at 25e. A BIG SNAP IN GROCERIES 3 lbs best select Raisins for 23 ceuts 4 lbs best cleans d Cnrrants for 25 is 10 l.bs best •Oatineal for 95 cents 3 boxes Coro, Peas and tomatoes 25c 4- boxes of Starch for 25 cents Best roasted Coffee 2 lbs for 25cts Best green Japan Tea per ]b 25cts 3 boxes Yeast Cake for 10 cents 'Tibet's Comfort, l3ee (live. Sunlight or Goodwill Soap for 25cts Best Baking Powder i:?r lbs for 25c 5 gals genuine American O.1 for 75e READY-MADEand TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING We have a full range of Spring Suiting-, all new patterns. Our stock of Ready -Madel is complete. We gu lrautee a fit and save you money. MEN'S NEW SPRING HATS Cap. Dress Shirts, Collars and 'Pies to be sold at a B g Reduction. MIL LINER Y DE PART HENT Miss 11eDongt11 is with us again this season and we hate a large stot•k of Millinei;y Goods which will be sold at a BIG DISCOUNT. CROCRERY, GLASSWARE, CHINA- WARE and PARLOR LAMPS A lame stock of Crockery, Glassware, Chinaware and Parlor Lamps to be cleared out at 'a Big Reduction. NER, 1ZURICH 1 �ie�r..,���'e.._:i-�4P��o.�i�iy�..?,:k•�L�e4�. ...e�F.�:!u. at5.�..iv ,.u. ��,u+q^�1.:",�id.':j,�`.,i ���. f.. �'.S'..�.�a-���!���0>•4, ti.*:?�.�o .�w��;° Zurich Markets this• week are :— Wheat 82 to 85; oats, 401 to 43 ; bar- ley, 50 to 50; pelts, 80 to 80; flour, $2.25 ; bran, x"10.00 a ton ; shorts, 22,00 a ton eggs, 17 cts a dozen ; utter, 18 ats 'a lb ; live hogs, $6,75 a cwt. Accident and sickness insurance is a good thing, at least so Mr. Tall- man Wurtn thinks, as he was hand- ed a cheque for $38.57 as indemnity for his recent illness by Andrew Hess, agent for Empire Accident and Surety Co. Dr. OVENS, M. D., London, Surgeon eye, ear and nose, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Hensall, on;Thursday, May 30th. Hours 4 Pt In. to 0 p, m. Glasses properly fitted for relief 4f failing vision, gestrain, headadhes, etc. Deafness and nasal catarrh treated. 23tf t,. At the nseetng of; the executive committee of the Liberal Associa- tion of South Huron held at Hen. salI' on Tuesday of last week it was decided to hold the convention for raintnating a candidate for the Dominion 'Parliament on Friday .`'Tine 14th. The convention will be held at the Opera. House Hensall. 8"on. A. B, Aylesworth, Attorney Gehl and Holt, 'Gin. Patterson, Minister of Cttstntns;5 will be invit- efl. to address the edevention, (Adr i 10c41$ tin page ro Look Here F you are not one of our customers, the loss is yours as well as ours. We were never in better shape to serve you than now. Never had we such a large stock of Hardware and Harness to choose from. And every - bought before the advance in prices took place. in Wire Fencing We have the IDEAL, all No. 9 hard Pvi steel coiled wire and the Pittsburg welded Hog and Chicken Fence. No lock to slip, and all at last year's prices. We also stock coiled spring wire stays and locks, called the lock that will not slip, guaranteed. Call and see. C. HARTLEIB - _ Zurich. The People's Hardware and Harness House IMMWWWWW,WWWWWWWIWOMTA