The Herald, 1907-06-28, Page 1The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township.
Vol. V C 1., No. 49
ZURICFL ON,T., FRIDAY, JUNE -28,1907.
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OPENS SEPT. 2
This :Management during the
past year trained over Two
Hundred ..,,...young
laclie s 200
a n d
gentle- men, as
steno- graph-
ers. and priced thein in excel,
lent situations in leading Can-
adian and American cities.
Individual instruction.
Write for catalogue.
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BUSINESS GOLLECE
GEO. SPOTTON - PRINCIPAL
LOCAL NEWS.tr.s.traZIN- (T-ase-MIra• 4-16,4-2 4104V4111411
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Walter Danart of Berlin was a
visitor in the village on Tuesday.
Miss Laura Horner of London, is
visiting her parents at Drysdale.
Miss Melinda Ortwein of Hensall
visited relatives icnre over Sunday.
Mrs, Wm. C•alfas visited relativ-
es in Elmira last Saturday.
Mr. and T,Irs. Chris, Eilber visited
relatives in Crediton oil Sunday.
Mr. W. II Pfile returned Tues-
day from a few days visit in Berlin..
1)1-r. Harry Wing of .was
a visitor in town on Wodneeday
evening.
Wenn sorry to state that M.rs,
John H, Schnell is on the sick list
at present.
Miss Morlock and friend of Mee,-
ter were visitors at the home of J.
Rickbeil on Sunday.
A number from this village at,
tended the Dashwood uicnic held there willbe no l,knaaclaina ser -
at Grand Bend on Tuesday. • ,,velea. ,n the Eva ige cal ehureb,
School closed this week for the next Sunday evening; owing to the
summer holidays it will re -open' Ml -lien's Day celel»wtion at the
again on Monday August l2th. ;714 'conn.
Mrs- J. S. leteliok vl sited relativ-
es ire Michigan tine past week.
New ads—J. P.reete . H. Well, A.
McKenzie, Clinton Brininess College
Mie ()live O'Briere is visiting
relatives near Croswell, Mioh., for
ab fe:v weeks.
c4.'largenumber from this village
atitl the township attended the ex-
eursion to. the Model Perna at
Guelph last Friday,
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.(rhe United States ; Rubber ('.on p -
&AY,. ]ias secured .control of the.
Capadiari Rubber Co pa ny`j which
gives it a monoply of the Canadian
market.
Louis Prang. has sold his driver Pooh fishing is no the order of
I to a Harty in Goderich and cielivere the day. Some very good Batches
led hug at that town on il7ondav l ve,benn made from the dock at
1{�. n
dl iTT,.rs IRI vu,; rye
great Short.
eels. should write to A Mc'Ken)artg
9ie 1'
Kippen, whose ad appears else-a;rinuelSerner, oE;]ie 14th con..
where. passed through the village on 1'4 ed-
Messrs. Wal. Tohnston. Jelin nesday with a new tterlee true_
Pfaff .find Genrare Reichert visited tion.engine. He has a o purchased'
frien('s in Berlin and Waa.terlod a n.et •separator. Sain,onglit to be
last Friday. able to thresh out the grain in fine
Nest Mnndav is Dominion Day style this season
end a rrublic holiday. (rend Bend
will have its usual number of
visitors nn that day.
Mrs. Louis Klclhfieiseh was taken
to London on Tnesday, to have her
eves tree but returned the same
Mrs. R. Hamacher has returned i clay. as the specialist consulted dict
from an extended visit wish relati-
ves in Michigan.
Misses Anna Hess and Diana
Rickbeil are visiting - relatives and
friends near Flint, Mich.
The members of the Ladies Aid
will meet in the Evangelical ebnrele
next Thursday afternoon at 2 30.
• Weather permitting, the • hard
'avill ;five one,; of their pwpltlar c. n-
ce-ts tomorrow, Saturday evening.
not consider trentment possible nt
present. She is totally blind as the
result of sinnllnnx, and the ,motors
here very little hope of restoring
her sight.
The ennusl Children's Day will
l,P celebrated nt the 14th • non.;
li)venai lical chnroli next Snndnv.
Interesting nrearams -rill be rondo
eyed tenth afternoon end ..eveni n.
Mr. M. Y T eTLenn, editor of . t e
Seaforth Expositor,. will sive
Mr) F Fo,senheiny has retr. rned I eddrees.in t
:1lyttie 3 Q M,. ,iv Q Wer 1 S lid s
tripto Berlin: Toronto:',Lied purer services.'
eastern points. The street car men note evens a
Hey Council meets in the town button whirb shows whether they
hat11, Zorich, on Wednesday, July have raid their union (lupe for the
:3rd, at 2 o'clock, p. nl.. ineteed of month. The idea. may be developed
"Wednesday of this week, as stated to i -lee extent of showing whetter e
in our i`eue of last week. citizen has paid hie grocer or tailor
Mr. Sam Geiger. of Gretna, Man., for the month. The idea sh'rmlrl
is visiting his hone on. the 13ronscn continue and the paid tin snhscrib-
Line at ire:er.t. We understand er ebould wear a. button to let his
fellnrrmnn see flint he clues not owe
Hebe is sometb.in{T,that is worth
many, elollars to every ;. farmer to
yr
1, Per Year.
7
' ear ingCILtiir 447g.'
L J 7 .tR '~ HATS
'rail Hats in the Millinery Department
At Half Price
.- Commencing, Saturday, June 8th.
. This is your '3hance while the season lasts.
iProcluce taken iri -exch .c.. «^-,
knorket. Sprinkle lime in your stock
troin0.1.and not a pat',tiole of scrimii4
will rn on the water'. When the
lime lil°ses its strength scum will
hegin;tq form which` may be twice
during the season. Wash:: out the
tank find repeat the hese. It is
cheap<'iand not only 1 rimless lint
whol'-some. It keeps' the water
sweat and Saves livestc tsk.
The W 0 T IJ' held. a,very infer-
e;ting meeting at the iioihte of Mre. i
.Williams, on WednesdeY asi ter anon I Q
Mrs. Magel opened the, meeting e
with devotional exerrii:es: and Mrs. l
(Rev)
Whiteside hle tnak cli
i
eof
the
l
educational part. Stitacclo :eversl .
marks on the 'p' 'iii 4ronlnn
ltisen'one dai.ys, i *at:he'Iltrcl-
y'ears ego. scarcely a p03ition is
there nowadays which a Woman
cannot fulfil. A programme on
Missionary and Lumber Gawp work
was also taken up, letter being
read from our two Missio caries in
New Ontario, giving some of their
experiences amongst the lu:uber-
men. Miss Ethel Williams and
Mrs. Heyrook then rendered a dnet,
and after the transtctain of busi-
ness tLe meeting was (1ismissed.
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goo Shoe Satisfaction o
o
Do but first-class Shoes has given us a good reputa- gr
Our aim to supply our customers with nothingl
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tion, and. the result hers Leen, that our sales have r, .'
G`0 increased wonderfully, \Ylietlter you want an uli- Fa
, ''.` to -date Shoe of the latest style or leatlif'l•, (: i a -,'
� ' Shoe for every til, ' weal' w c d a nit you. t1.0 +;.
nIo ls are as for US quit' a; '1 it will ply ' call cill
4; "n1ce. •-::,,
0n Tt.bg befol(' 1'ou buy.
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1if
that when he returns to the west
ran' of the ehaeming girls , t t,• •, tl•e Editor for his newspaper.
hien own lip will accompany him
as nis woe.
h is reported that the work for
eonpleting the St. Joseph aleck Zvi• 1
be started shortly. Another crib
will be pot inat the east enol thus
rt,niploting the al+proach. The
dock has withetond the fierce ori- I
sleughts of old Lal:e IInron and is
in good shape. It is a greet con-
venience for the fishermen fishing
i'roni that point.
It has been the custom of Tien
HERALD to take a "week off" each
year, so no paper will he issued
next week. We also have to remind
those of onr subscribers to whom
we mailed notices a month or so
ago, and who have not, yet remitted,
that their names will not appear
' on our mailing list for July nnless
we receive remittance before Jniy
3.0th. Exanine your label carefully
on this week's wrapper, and remit
promptly.
The Young People's Alliance of
the Evangelical church, have re-
elected their officers, for the ensue
ing term, whish are n, follows :
Pres. Mrs. L. Heyrock; Vice -Pres.,
Anna Hess Cor•Sec., Diana H.
P,ickbeil; R,ec•Sec., Dora Filter;
Treas., Alf 'Gellman ; i5s.-Bea..
Lydia Koehler ; Organist, Lizzie
Rannie ; Assist -organist, Laura
Herileib ; Chorister. Milne Rannie ;
Librarians, Roy Geiger and :Briscoe
Humphrey ; Junior Superintendent,
Ethel Williaius, Assist., Lydia
Faust, Cor -Sec. Dora Eilber.
ZURICH—STEPHEN SHOOT.
The Zurich Gun Club niot the
Stephen C;hlb on 'Tuesday evening
at Sarepta for a friend'.y match.
The event was at 10 birds each and
the result was a victory for our.
boys by three.. This is the, third
time the loom duly won from the
Stephen boss, ls'ollowing is the
score :—Z1.,eten : H. Yungblut 4 ; J.
P. Rau- ii ; J H. Sehnettler 8 ; W.
G. Itess' Ci ; W. O'Brien •; 0. Fritz
0 ; J. Truemner 4 t J. Deichert 6.
Total 50. ST>;Pzzrrr: W. Yearley Ca;
MVlawhinney 6 ; B, Mawhinney 6;
L Kraft 6 ; T.. Any 4; P. Kerr 10;
If., Smith 1; 0. Pinney 8. , Total 47,
ter;,
a. •.,.°,
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,t. 111..1tlle Of, ,...b64.
4o soon be cemplcte and
8 is respectfully solicited
8: Can FI,
Butter and Eggs
Ree einsnieler wear SS ill
)0lll' 1 11El:ti(.:17 cf sone
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taken In exchange.
The Choc man.
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G4_.",. tea./?. fir.!✓.412.,_rte.7.,2.,":1;%
LA ,I IES' WEAR
Dress Musiins
We have in stock a full lite
of fancy Dress Muslims bought
at a specially row price, to be
cleared at reduced prices..
Mhite Underskirts .'
A special line in whiteUn-
derskirts at 50cts to 1 O0"''This
is a splendid line and worth'
much more than we are Ask-
ing for them.
Corset Covers
Beautiful designs and 'open
patterns, special ,NrOttes at
acts to 5Octs.
Ladies' Vests
.A. complete line. at IOcts,
121cts, 15cts 2Octs and 25cts.
Ladies' Hose
Do not fail to see et r ,line
of Ladies' Hose. Special`val-
ues at lOcts to 25ets.
Children's Hose
A full line of Children's
Idose in Black, Red, Tan :and
White.
m
Collars and pelts
.An. especially good lot -
stylish,' cool and: comfortable.
'New. designs and special val-
ues.
Summer Dress Goods
X11 the latest, in Summer
Dress Goods and Materials.
Men's Wear.
Ready.maeies suits
We have a most complete
stock. of Ready-made Suits.
Only best lnaterii:l• and latest
. at very reasonable prices.
Fancy Shirts
We have received. a line line
of Fancy Shirts.' Stylish and
well made. Special values.
Underwear and Fancy Socks
Seeaur lines; Special qual-
ity and grand values.
,.Hats and Ties
A' complete line . in Hats
and Ties for summer wear.
See our lines. They will snit
you.
'Fable
Ou.
able L FN'Rc n
We liav;-' a •l'':+ lel:r` i l
blea',llecl.'N1 1e. !.1T -us, \ al' -
ions pattei.'IiS, g(o,1 wearing
qualities at 35cts, ::i(b:ts and
G5e.ts.
White ' uH is
See our speeial i1) -White
lilts at 41.00. They are
splendid vallle. at that lineae.
Special Values In
Lawn flowers
Screen Doors
Screen Win=
dows
Pads Green
&Sprayer s
Fencing
Wire, Roofing
Ea eYµtAjhi
Etc., E{Z.
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